10 20 1125 https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/7cd6f3b98120ebfca60cc79f6f7b2b64.pdf 59cd279bc36e344bf33b4fc3efab4206 PDF Text Text CONDENSJ~ D REPOR1~S of CO MN II,.-l ""TE ES 193 9 i Cl1icl{aSa"W" Co1-1 ncil Bog Scouts of Americ a, Inc. l\tlcrnp his, T enn. . �r CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. s. A. rnc. Memphis, Tennessee MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE :SOARD - 1939 OFFICERS 1 Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. ' c. Arthur Bru.ce A. K. Burrow· Walt.er Lane Smith Percy A. Clayton Abe Scharff, Percy C. Clarke P. Halliday T. s. Eliot F. J. Flanagan w. Gordon Morris President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Commissioner Field Commissioner Scout Executive w. CHAIRMEN. STANDING COMMITTEES Committee Chairman I Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. M:r. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Activities Awards & Resolutions Camping Civic Relations Constitution & By-Laws Court of Honor Cubbing Finance Heal th & Safety Inter-Racial Organization Outfitters Publicity Reading Rural Scouting Rural ,scouting Rural Scouting Rural Scouting Rural Scouting Senior Scouting Training F. J. Flanaga.11 W. P. Halliday R. G. Ramsay Rodney Baber James Seddon Allen Gilmer Richardson Harry Webb Abe Scharff J. s. GoltmAn John E. Roberts Henry M. c:iayton Percy A. Clayton T. Harvey Creech Emile A. Bizot E. A. Harrold S. B. Dean Herbert Holmes C. C. Holloman C. H. Brown Russel Wilkinson Joe Hopper MEMBERS-AT-LARGE Mr. A. D. McWhorter Mr. Perry Sellers Mr. N. o. Whitaker Mr. Charles T. McCabe Mr. C. Rel Hughes Mr. J. Granvil le Gates �AWARDS TO MEM:BERS OF CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A· INC. FOR DISTHJGUISHED SERVICE TO BOYHOOD THE Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. SILVER BEj\.VER J. C. Ayres Charles T. McCabe John T. Morgan George P. Phillips John E. Roberts Harry Webb L. R, Forsdick A· D. McWhorter Ben B. Coffey,Jr. Walter L. Gray George Wood F. J. Flanaga.."1 R. G. Ramsay Edwin Dalstrom R. Von Steinen C. Arthur Bruce Charles H. Church 1931 1931 1931 1931 1931 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1935 1936 1936 1937 1937 1938 1938 **************************************** THE SCOUTMASTER'S KEY Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Ben B. Coffey ,Jr. Howard Curl R. Von Steinen E. K. Leach Joe Hopper Miller Johnson Charles H. Church J. Brady Wiley Russell Peete 1933 1934 19;64 1935 1936 1936 1937 1938 1938 �C}-JJCJ~;\S;\\IY J'vJ COU1'1CJL, BS ;\.,JNC. E1\;! PJ-J J S TE1'J J'J. 1 December 11, 1939 To the friends of Scouting: December 1st is the end of the fiscal year of Chickasaw Council. In the Reports of the Standing Committees, which follow, you will find a great deal of information as to what our Council has accomplished in the Scouting Program of character building and citizenship training during the year just passed. And I believe you will agree that real progress has been made. But these Reports do not adequately describe the loyal and unselfish service of the hundreds of Scout Leaders who have so freely given of their time and effort to enable our boys to have the benefits of Scouting. To these Scouters the credit is due for the progress which has been made. I want to take this opportunity to express to these Scout Leaders rrr:f deep appreciation for the work done and the sacrifices made for the cause of Scouting; for I sincerely believe the men who are training boys to live the Scout Oath and Law in their daily lives are building a firm foundation for the future welfare of the Nation. Sincerely yours, d1/;~'!Jt~ Scout Executive �f(£POR...f5 ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE The Scouts of Chickasaw Council engaged in numerous and vari.o~. activities during the :fi seal year ending December 1, _1939. In all of thtiH activities they have been under the guidance of the Scoutmasters, Assietn.nt Scoutmasters and junior officers of the Council. Many of these leaders t.\rtl veterans in point of service to boyhood and yet they are yotmg in years; many are leaders of years past who have felt the urge their hearts and have now found the time to return to .Scouting; some are new leaders filled with the spirit of directing and being a part of the greater Scouting Program for tho Boy Scouts of Chickasaw Council. Most of these le11ders have worked faithfully and untiringly with their respective Troops and your Committee hereby commends their splendid efforts and accomplishments. in The ninth Annual Ca.mp Currier Camp-0-Ree was held at Camp Cur~ier Eudora, Miss., on June 2nd, 3rd & 4th. Fifty-seven Troops p.articipated with a total of 1,077 Scouts in Crunp. This exceeded the previous year by 6 Troops and 250 Scouts -- this exceeded the 1937 Camp-0-Ree by 23 Troops and 509 Scouts. The events of the Camp-0-Ree consisted of Troop Camping, Patrol Camping, First Aid, Cooking, Scout Rescue, Fire Building and Water :Boiling, Forestry and Wall Scaling. These event_s were judged by the leaders of the Troops entered and their efficiency in this capacity was as expected, the most satisfactory job of judging we have had to date, The full pC1,rticipation in these events by the Troops was the best we have had and the type of participation and lack of confusion showed more orderly and united accomplishments than has occurred in previous Camp-0-Rees. The orderly and efficient manner in which the Scoutmasters and their junior officers handled thoir Troops during the Camp-0-Ree was made possible by the District Camp-0-Ree practices held at Overton Park during the months of April and Mnlf. These practices were conducted by the District Commissioners and the Officers of the participating Troops and was run off by districts. No grand award was made to any one Troop as a winner of the Camp0-Ree but the efficiency of the Troops was recognized by the award of a ribbon to all Troops who scored certain points against the standard. All Troops were eligible to win these rl bb.ons -- 12 Troops won the Class 11 A11 Award; 10 Troops the Class 11B 11 Award and 19 Troops won the Class 11 0 11 Awa.rd ma.king a total of 41 Troops who won Awards. The fact that· 12 Troops won Class "A" Award in 1939 as compared to 2 Troops winning it in 1938 shows the marked improvement our Troops have made during the past year. For the 1st time in the history of the Camp-0-Ree a Troop made 11 A11 in all events this was Troop 38 sponsored by the Lalllar Heights Presbyterian Church and lead by Scoutmaster Herndon Hamer. The judges complimented all of the Troops on their excellent showing in both Troop and Patrol Campin€, as this was far superior to previous years. Your Committee recommends that the Annual Camp-0-Ree and District practices be held again in 1940. Page 1 �"The Advancement Program" which was operated from Nov. 1, 1938 to January 20, 1939 (12 weeks) was the fourth of this type of activity to be held in the Council. The use of this Program affords Scout Leaders a well-rounded program of Scouting activities for their Troops, as it consists of Advancement, Camping, Training, Good Turns, etc. The Troops are awarded points for these activities and they compete against a standard,· as in the Camp-0-Ree. This was the first time the Troops had used this system of competition, as previously a winner was determined. We are glad. to report 7 Troops won the Class "A" pennant; 10 Troops won the Class 11 B 11 pennant and 15 Troops won the Class ncn pennant -- these being awarded by the Council. Forty-One Troops participated in this Program and a total of 32 won pennants. Your Committee has operated an results of this will be known within the another "Advancement Program" be offered Committee feels this event should have a the Council • Advancement Program for 1939 and the next few days. We recommend that to Scout Leaders in 1940, as your place in the annual activities of Your Activities Committee expressed thanks and appreciation to the Scoutmasters of the Council, their Assistants and junior leaders for their splendid work in Scouting in 1939, and to the many Scouters who have served as judges and officials during the past year. C.AMl?ING COMMITTEE Ca.mp Currier. near Eudora. Miss. The 1939 season was undoubtedly the best in the 14 years the Camp has been operated so far as attendance and interest is concerned, as will be seen in comparing the figures shown.below: ~~ Scouts attending Camp Currier Scouters attending Camp Currier Number of Scout Days Number of Scouter Days Number of Visitors Gain or Loss as Compared to 1938 LOSS GAIN 1937 1938 2,482 4,091 4,462 371 501 629 653 24 5,199 10,147 11, 967 1,820 686 1,130 1,364 234 2,289 3,237 3,268 31 19~9 Your Committee feels this is an excepttonally fine record, especially in view of the fact the 1938 figures were the largest on record up to that time. A Council camp was held at Camn Currier for 5 weeks during the past summer with an average attendanc.e of 54 Scouts. During this time 152 Page 2 �Scouts spent a total of 270 Scout Weeks in camp. 116 Merit Badges were awarded and 54 Scouts won their Camp Emblems. The camp fee paid by tho Scouts was $4.50 per week and the net operating loss to the Council was $37. 09. We feel the fine attendance record at Camp can be largely attributed to the swimming pool and water system which was given to the Camp by Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Burrow in 1936. This splendid equipment has been a source of joy and comfort to all of our Scouts and Sc.outers and will continue to afford them pleasure for years to come. Without this eqµipment the camping facilities were inadequate -- with them the Camp is complete and offers real opportunities to all of the Scouts and Scouters of the Council. Not only does this fine equipment give pleasure to the boys -- the well, water system. and bath house are a distinct asset and of. great importance to the health of the boys using the Camp. Plenty of pure drinking water is a necessity at any camp and we know that Camp Currier is well equipped in this regard. On behalf of all of the Scouts and Scouters we wish to express our deep appreciation of the gift of Mr. and Mrs. Burrow which has meant and will continue to mean so much to the health and happiness of all of us who go to Camp Currier, Ever since Camp Currier was opened in 1925 Mrs. Elizabeth B. Currier of Geneva, Switzerland, has annually made generous contributions for its support and improvement. These funds have made possible the building of the dam.: to impound the waters of the lake and the construction of the Mess Hall, as well as improvement of the roads. The lake affords hundreds of boys the pleasures of boating and fishing, the Mess Hall enables the Council to operate the Council Camp and the other improvements have made it possible for everyone to enjoy the camp. We wish to express our sincere appreciation to Mrs. Currier for her generosity throughout the years. An innovation at the Camp this year was the District Camp held under the auspices of the Choctaw and Chisca Districts of the Council during the week of August 5th-11th. This week of camping was entirely supervised and carried out under the leadership of the Scouters in these two Districts and the Scouts thoroughly enjoyed it. Twenty-Two Scouters from the two Districts served as Camp Lead0rs in this very successful camp - we feel they did an outstanding piece of work with very little money on which to operate and we want to extend our thanks to each and every one of these men who made it possible for 42 Scouts to have a week of camping. The camp fees paid by the Scouts were $2.50 per week but in spite of this small charge there was a net profit at the end of the week of $4.19. We would like to commend this fine activity to the other Districts of the Council and to urge them to do the same in 1940. For 1940 we make the following recommendations; That a headquarters, a hospital and a handicraft shop be built for use during the Council camp; that 4 patrol lodges (each large enough to house 8 boys) be constructed; that at least 5 new latrines be built; that the roads be repaired and graded; that at least 6.new boats be built; that 50 new mattresses be purchased; and that sufficient equipment (dishes, knives, forks, etc.) be purchased to increase the capacity of the Mess Hall to 100 persons per meal• Pago 3 �KamP Kia Kima. near Hardy, Ark. For the past several years the attendance of Scouts and Scouters at K~~p Kia Kima has declined as compared to former years. This year your Cornmi ttee felt it wise to operate Kamp for a four week's season instead of the six, eight or ten weeks which it has been operated in the past. It was thought this would reduce the loss in operating expense and at the same time take care of all of the Scouts who desired to go to Kamp. As an inducement to get more Scouts to attend, the camp fee was lowered from $9.50 to $8.50 per week but even so the attendance was somewhat less than last year. Eighty-five Scouts spent a total of 156 Scout Weeks, as compared to 109 Scouts who spent a total of 230 Scout Weeks during the six weeks season in 1938. During this sonson 83 Merit Badges were awarded and 57 Scouts won their Kamp Emblems. We are glad to report the operating deficit for 1939 was but $166.88 as compared to $458.64 in 1938. For 1940 we sincerely recommend that funds be made available to repair and paint the buildings of the Kamp. Ca.mP Daniels, Memphis. Tenn. Camp Daniels had its best season in 1939 with 101 Negro Scouts in camp during the four weeks season as compared to 94 during the same time last year. The boys spent a total of 139 Scout weeks as compared to llO Weeks in 1938. While the attendance was better than last year the advancement program was not as good, as only 13 Merit Badges were awarded compared to 45 the previous year. We greatly appreciate the help of 11 TBE COMMERCIAL .APPEAL CAMP FUND FOR BOYS 11 which enable 35 underprivileged Scouts to go to Camp who otherwise would not have been able to attend. These boys were selected through the Family Welfare Agency to whom we are indebted fin·e cooperation and assistance. for We appreciate the contributions of Mr. C. Arthur Bruce and Mr. Ed. Dalstrom who provided funds to send 7 Scouts to camp for one week. The camp fee was $3.00 per wee~ and a net operating profit of $32.98 was made on the four weeks operations. We wish to thank the Negro leaders for their fine work during this camping season. ---·---Your Camping Committee reco~~ends that plans be made as soon as possible for an even larger camping program throughout the Council in 1940. We urge that every Scout Leader in the Council puts his shoulder to the wheel. Pago 4 �Camping Committee (Cont 1 d) toward the end of getting an even larger number of Scouts to have the benefits of camping during the coming year. C!VIC SERVICE COMMITTEE The Scouts of Chickasaw Council have responded admirably to every call for their services in connection with civic enterprises during the past year. They have faithfully carried out their assignements and this Committee is proud of their accomplishments. May we suggest that you react carefully the following list of "Good Turns" which the Scouts have done. Then consider how many thousands of hours our boys have given and how constructively they have employed their time. 25 Scouts delivered posters for the Shelby County Tuberculosis Society. 50 Scouts served as ushers at church services in Overton Park Shell. 45 Scouts acted as guides and runners at State Convention of the American Legion. 37 Scouts delivered baskets to the poor, Christmas, 1938. Approximately 550 Scouts marched in Fire Prevention Parade. . work during 11 About 60 Scouts distributed circulars and aided in.traffic Pedestri<~ Safety Woek, 11 Scouts wGre on duty as ushers at all of the Southwestern football games and approximately 490 were on duty at the five games. 12 Scouts manned the Clean Up-Paint Up.--Fix Up demonstration in Court Square. Fix Up Approximately 450 Scouts marched. in the Clean Up-Paint UpParade. Approximately 800 Scouts served in the Cotton Carnival in carrying signs, holding back the crowds, directing traffic, acting as ushers at the Children's Ball and carrying flares during t.he Parade. Approximately 900 Scouts aided in the Spirit of Christmas Parade by carrying signs, holding back the crowds and carrying flares to illuminate the floats. ?'74 Scouts marched in the Armistice Dey About 50 Scouts served as Para.de~ ushers at the West Tenn. Teachers Page 5 �Civic Serxice Committee (Cont'd) football games. Approximately 50 Scouts collected clothing for the poor. In addition to the above the Scouts have been on duty at various conventions, church meetings, luncheon clubs,_ etc., where they acted as guides and pages. Our boys have done really good. work and we commend them for it. COURIJ! OF HONOR During the fiscal year,' which ended December 1st, the Scouts of Chickasaw Doltncil were awarded the largest number of Merit Badges in the history of the Council, which was organized in 1916. We are glad to report there has been a nice increase in most of the higher ranks (from First Class to Eagle) and we invite your attention to the comparison of the awards ma.de in 1937, 1938 and 1939, shown below: First Class Badges Merit Badges Star Badges Life Badges Eagle Badges Eaglo Palms 1937 1938 1939 174 1,788 102 51 15 20 210 2,155 137 62 22 29 241 2,680 154 71 Gain li.2.!ui 31 425 17 9 20 2 29 A high standard of work has beon maintained and we are proud of the boys 1 accomplishments. But we feel th0re is much to bo done in training Merit Baclge Counselors and in recrui tine more Counselors to aid the Scouts. For 1940 wo recommend that great effort be made toward this and. Your ChairmM wishes to a.ck:nowledge his appreciation o:f'th<~ f 1.n0 cooperE1,tion of the Vico-Chrdrmen and the Members of the Di strict Courh of Honor. Tho success of the Merit Badge progrmn is due to the loyAl ty of these Scouters who have so faithfully carried out their duties nnd who hnvo made it possible for tho Scouts to secure tho advru1tr1,ges of this p:rovocational training. CUBBING COMMITTEE 1939 has seen the start of an enlarged Cubbing Program :for thl'1 Chickasaw Council. As of December 1, 1939, the Council has shown a. g11,in of 2 Cub Packs and 40 Cubs for a Total of 6 Packs and 132 Cubs as compu.rod. to 4 Packs and 89 Cubs for 1938. V1bile the above report shows no great gain over last yut.\r, tho ground work has been laid over a period of months for the foll'ow:l.ni(l: ................... ......_ ........... _______ ~ �Cubbing Committee (Cont'd) prospective Packs, two of which will be registered before the end of 1939: (by Dec. 31st.) McLean Blvd. Baptist Church Westroinister Presbyterian Church (by Dec. 31st.) Lauderdale Courts Temple Baptist Church First Method.ist Church Raleigh Chrisitan Church Union Ave. Church of Christ Speedway Terrace 3aptist Church During the year the following new Packs have been added to the rolls: Pack #2 - American Legion Pack #4 - Mallory Heights Baptist Church Pack #6 - St. J obn 1 s Methodist Church The following Pack was dropped from the rolls last year: Pack #5 - Blessed Sacrament Church Cubbing as now presented has as its outstanding feature, Parent Interest and cooperation. There is a definite ground work to be laid before a Cub Pack can be. started. A series of 10 steps starting with an interview of the Head of the Sponsoring Institution and ending with a 3 meeting Training Course for the Parents of all the prospective Cubs is necessary for the proper organization of a Cub Pack. The Cubliing Committee oclievos that this year a firm foundation has been laid for Cubbing, tho newest member of the Scouting Family, and is looking forward to a. su-Dsklntial growth in the near future. FIN.ANGE COMMITT~N In the Finance Campaign conducted by the Council in May 1939 a total of $14,867.67 was raised in cash and pledges. The actual figures are as follows: (White) Cash Pledges(Whi te) (White) TOT~l\.L $10,320.25 2. 864. 75 (Negro) Cash Pledges(Negro) TOT.AL (Negro) $ T0rAL $13,185.00 633.60 1.049.07 l.682&L_ CASH .AND PLEDGES ••••••••••••• $14,867 .67 Your Committee wants to take this opportunity to thank each and every person who contributed to the support of the Counci.l and to thank W: rkers who worked s..Q_,fai thfully. We parti.~arl_y appreciate C Page 7 �FIN.ANOE COMMITTEE (Cont'd) the fine work of the Exchange Club of Memphis which handled the Fmployees Division, and the Memphis Jr. Chamber of Commerce which year in and year out has helped in the Ca'llpaigns. Without the help of our good friends in raising the necessary funds the Scouting program in Memphis could not go on and we want to express to each of you our sincere appreciatio n for what you have done. Due to conflicting dates with other agencies in the fall months it has been decided to gradually move the Council's Campaign dates up until eventually the dates will be during Boy Scout Week in February. In 1939 the dates were moved from September to May and in 1940 we expect the dates to be moved from Ma¥ to April, at which time we will not conflict with other agencies, The books of the Council have been audited by Messrs. Marwick, Mitchell & Co. and found to be correct. ?e~t, We especially invite your attention to the fact that Chickasaw Council is entirely free of debt. We believe this statement Will be as gratifying to our friends as it is to us. It has been and is the policy of this Con:nnittee to spend only when funds were in hand and we recommend.the continuatio n of this policy. The Scout Movement in our Council continues to grow steadily as you will see in tho Organizatio n Committee's Report. Naturally it follows that more money is necessary to truce care of this larger number of boys. Tie, therefore, recommend that a budget of at least $20,000.00 be secured for the 1940 budget. Your Committue feels the Council is not adequately financed and that sufficient funds for its operating bud.get is one of the Council's greatest needs, if not the greatest need. HE.AL':I1H & SAFETY COMM! TTEE This Committ0e is gratified to report that the health and safety of our Scouts during 1939 have been excellent. There was not a serious accidGnt or case of sickness in any of our three camps. This splendid record is a real tribute to the men who are leading our Troops o.nd we commend and congratulat e them on the fine work they are doing in providing safe activities and camping for the Scouts of this Council. Hundreds of Scouts have participate d in activities, parades, games, Camp-0-Rees, etc. during the year 1mder safe leadership and we are proud of the work the boys and loaders have done. Swimming in all of our three camps was carefully supervised by .American Red Cross Life Saving Instructors . Cariip Currier o.nd Kamp Kia Kima were inspected by Mr. Lewis W. Hall, Assistant Director of ~~e Health & Safety Service and Camp Daniels was inspected by Mr. Harley F.. Erb, Regional Executive. Puge 8 �INTER-RACIAL COMMITTEE The work of the Inter-Racia l Committee is confined solely to Negro Scouts and is handled through a sub-covncil k:no>'m as the Seminole Division of Chickasaw Council. All of the officers a...~d members of the Seminole Division, including the .Assistant Scout E:l~ec-o.tive, a.re Negroes. During the yea:r ending December l, 1939 nine new Troops of Scouts were organized and five Troops were dropped from the rolls. There are now 34 Troops, or a net gain of four Troops over the previous year. There are now 561 Scouts as compared to 558 last year, a net gain of three Scouts. There are two Cub Packs, the same as last yea:r but they have increased from 29 to 37 Cubs on the rolls. The Camping program at Camp Daniols was the best in its history with 101 Scouts in camp during the four weeks season. The boys spent a total of 139 Scout weeks as compared to 110 weeks in 1938. While the attendance was better the advancement of the Scouts was not as good, as only 13 Merit Badges were awarded as compared to 45 last year. We want to toke this opportunity to thank 11 The Commercial Appeal Camp Fund For Boys 11 which enabled 35 underprivil eged Scouts to go to ca.mp. The Scouts were selected through Tne Family Welfare Agency to whom we are indebted for fine cooperation. Through the help of these agencies the Camp was made more useful to the boys. The Scouts of the Seminole Division have done their share of 11 Good 'i11u-ns 11 in connection with civic activities. They have served a.s guides, ushers, otc. a.TJ.d have assisted with traffic and in holding back the crowds during the Cotton Carnival and Spirit of Christmas Parades; they have assisted in flllg raising ceremonies and in other worthwhile things. We are proud of their accomplishments as :pnrticipa.ti ng citizens. During the yoa:r there were only 23 Merit Badges won by Negro Scouts; two Scouts advanced to First Class Ra~.k; one to Star and one to Life Rank. Your Committee feels that one of the most important needs of the Council is to provide ways and means for N"ogro Scouts to adv.,mce in rank ond to take part in the Merit :Badge activities. The need is great, as will be seen from the fact that in 1938 there were 78 Merit Badges awarded as compared to 23 this year. Your Committee feels that advancement in rank must be constantly urged on our Negro Scouts or they will not get the full benefit of Scout training. We ask your help in this, for it is vital to the success of the future in the Seminole Division. I In the Finance Campaign the Seminole Division turned into the Council $633.60 in cash nnd $1,049.07 in pledges, a total of $1,682.67. This is $444.62 less tha~ the Division raised in 1938. We feel that our Negro work is making some progress but that especial attention must be paid to advancement in 1940. We urgently request that emphasis be laid on advanceme:!'.lt throug.,l:lout 1940. 1----- ------- ·------ --·-·-- ------- ___________ , Po.go 9 . �Inter-RA.cinl Committee (Cont'd) The Committee recommends that in order to push the advancement of the Seminole Division that the Inter-Racial Committee for 1940 be composed of the Chairman plus one menber of the following Council Committees who would be designate~ by the Chairman of his Committee to work with the corresponding Con'll"'..J.ttee of the Seminole Division: Organization, Training, Carfrping, Health & Safety, Advancement, Civic Relations, Fina.nee and ActiviThis should lead to a much more efficient handling of the Seminole ties. Division. ORG.AlJIZATIOlJ COMMITTEE In February 1939 the Council received the Walter W. Read Acorn Awa.rd for reaching its objectives in total number of Scouts, Troops, Cubs We feel sure you a.re as proud of this trophy and Packs for the year 1938. as we are, for every Scout and Scouter in the Co1mcil have a right to feel a re~l satisfaction in receiving this recognition from our National President. Your Committee has been and is now working hard to organize We believe we will, enough new units to ~in this Award for the second time. for the objective in Scouts has a.lr~Qdy been passed. But in order to win t~e Award for 1939, three new Troops, two Cub Packs and 12 additional Cubs must be enrolled bofore December 31st. Now in process of organization are six Troops of white Scouts and two Troops of Negro Scouts; eight Packs of white and one of Negro Cubs. We believe enough of these will be registered to win the Award. DurinG the past year 14 Troops of vTI1ito Scouts and 9 Troops of Negro Scouts have been orgnnized. We are glad to report there has been a gn.in in Troops, Scouts, Cubs and Packs and that the Qouncil now has J!.h.q Below is shown a comparison of nenbcrlarsest ~ffinbership in its ~istory. ship for the past three years, as well as the gain made over the 1938 record: Dec. l, 1937 Dec, 1, 1938 Dec. 1, 1939 GA.IN 1,678 Whi tc Sc0Uts Scouts Ncgro 408 TOTAL SCOUTS ••.••.• 2,086 1,838 2,090 252 ~ _Qfil,_ J 66 76 85 9 -1 White Troops Net:;ro Troops TOTAL TROOPS ••••••• Vfai to Cubs Negro Cubs TOTAL ClJ3S • ........ 2,396 2,651 _]Q. 34 87 106 119 46 60 95 ~ 37 132 A _Q. 46 89 255 13 35 _a 43 ------------ ----·------- --Pn;~o 10 �Organizati9n Committee (Cont'd) peg, 1, 1937 Wl.1i te Cub Packs Negro Cub Packs TOTAL CUB Packs Dec. 1, 19!28 Dec. 1, 1939 GAIN 2 _a 4 _a. ~ _Q 2 4 6 2 2 2 Wo regret re report that during the yea:r five Troops of vVhite Scouts and five Troops of Negro Scouts were dropped from the rolls. Efforts are now being mnde to revive some of these Troops and we hope to have them in good sto.nding in the near future. There are over .13,000 boys of Scout age (12--16) in our area and there is plenty of room for more of them to have the benefits of Scout trnining. Therefore, we recommend that every effort be made to organize additional Troops and Packs during 1940. Q.UTFITTJJIBS 1 COMMITTEE The three official outfitters in Memphis are J, Goldsmith & Sons Co,, Phil A. Halle and Lowenstein's, During the year the stocks of Scout uniforms, supplies and equipment carried by these outfitters havo been inspected by meobers of the Committee and were fo'Ulld to be adequate, We pa:rticularly comm.end these firos for the fine displays they have r:iade and the publicity they have given to Scout uniforms, etc. in their stores and f'or the a.dvcrtisOI!lcnt s they have carried each week i:h "The Press Scioi tor". They have worked with and for the Council and we wish to thank them for their help, All of the outfitters have Scou.t Cabins in their boy's deplll'tments which not only attract boys but materially aid in interesting them in We consider this as benefi,.. the Mover.:ient and in getting correct uniforo.s. cial to the Council as well as the boys. We desire to thank J. Goldsoith & Sons Co. for furnishing an Advancer:ient Chart 11 to each Troop in the Council. This chart carries a natural color picture of all of the badges and insignia of the Boy Scouts of America as well as space to record the advancement of all members of a Troop. It supplies a long felt need and we appreciate it. 11 Phil A. Halle has furnished an official Boy Scout Calendar for 1940 to all Scoutoasters and in addition is now furnishing a calendar to all This is a very useful gift and is appreciated by Scouts who apply for it. us as well as those who receive the ealenda:rs. For 1940 we reconr:iend the outfitters continue to display the official ~quipr.ient, etc. as they have this year, for they are making a ',real contribution to the Moveoent by keeping in stock and effectively displaying the many things which Scouts use. Pago 11 �----·------PUBLICITY COMMITTEE For many years 11 The Press Scimi tar 11 has cooperated with the Council by publishing a quarter-pate of news each week known as 11 The Scout Press Scimitar". This is a very valuable aid in informing the Scouts a.nd Scouters of Courts of Honor, activities, Camp-0-Rees, etc. and it is widely read. In addition, the columns of the pa.per have always been open to Scout news of all kinds. We are especially indebted to 11 The Press Scimitar" for the fine publicity given to the Council's Finance Campaign. This did much to insure the success of the Campaign and we appreciate it. "The Commercial Appeal 11 has bean very generous in printing Scout news and has cooperated to the fullest extent in publicizing the Council 1 s activities. Just before the Finance Campaign 11 The Commercial Appeal" devoted the entire front page of the Rotograviire Section to Scouting. This fine page was of extraordinary value to the Council and to the Campaign. Throughout the year "The Commercio.l Appeal 11 has been very helpful to the cause of Scouting and we want to express our appreciation for the fine support they have given. Your Committee has always found Radio Stations WM C, WM P S, a..~d support in broadcasting Scouting events and we want to take this opportunity to thank them. Not only has the management of these stations been generous with time on the air but the men on the staffs have voluntarily made many valuable suggestions as to programs, scripts, etc. which have greatly increased the effectiveness of the programs. Tho Council is indebted to them for their many contributions. W.E.B.Q, and WR E C ready and willing to give freely of their time We want to thank the Memphis Street Railway Co. for allowing us to put Finance Campaign cards in the street cars and busses during the Campaign. This good publicity is much appreciated. We are indebted to the Standard Printing & Supply Co. f9r printing 15,000 Campaign Cards and other printed material; the Superior Pres for printing the car cards used in the Campaign; Latsch & Arnold, Inc •. for· printing the cover of this book and other programs; the Graham Paper Co. for their many contributions of paper for use in all of the above. These firms have been liberal in their contributions· to the welfare of Scouting and we do appreciate their help. We want to thank the official outfitters, J. Goldsmith & Sons Co., Phil A. Halle and Lowenstein's for the excellent window displays during Boy Scout Week. READING COMMITTEE Our Council accepted a quota of 250 new subscriptions to the official Scout magazine 11:Soys' Life 11 for the year 1939. To date we have 11ot reached this quota but we expect to before the year is over. This magazine costs but 6!¢ per month and we consider this one P.ago 12 �Reading Committee (Cont'~) of the best investmen ts which can be made for a boy. Seventy~five cents per year is a small amount when the values of good reading are considere d and all of us should encourage our boys to develop good habits in their reading. The Council is greatly indebted to the Cossitt Library for the collectio n of books for the use of the Scouts at Kamp Kia Kima fine a loo.n of a. source of rea.l pleasure to the boys in Kamp a.s well as were These books on on nature, flowers, birds and the like which the boys informati g furnishin the Libra.ry has helped in this we:y and we do appreyears many For studied. the Kamp. for done has it ciate what RURAL SCOUTING Outside of the City Limits of Memphis there are now 21 Troops of White Scouts and two Troops of Negro Scouts, a total of 23, which is a gain Of these Troops there are 14 in of one Troop as compared to last yea:r. We feel there should be mor.e Arkansas. in 3 and pi Mississip Tennessee , 6 in we recommend that in 1940 and Council our of sections Troops in the rural more boys outside of Memphis. to Scouting getting on laid be additiona l stress counties in our Council 4~ the in age Scout of boys of Thore are thousands Scouting. need and want boys these of and a great majority There arc several new Troops now in process of organizat ion and we strongly recommend that additiona l Troops be organized just as rapidly as the proper leadershi p can be found and trained. SEl~IOR SCOUTING Chickasaw Council was very fortunate in getting a splendid boat in 1939. This for the use of the Sea Scouts from the U. S. Coast Guard 1 enrly 11 of water. It 2 4 draws and feet 15 boat is 47 feet long, with a beam of the for boat fine a is and HP 130 of is equipped with~ a :Buda. gasoline engine use of the Scouts, as it is sate o.nd seaworthy . We are indebted to the Coast Guard for this boat nnd its equipment which enabled the S. s. s. "Idlewild! to cruise to New Orleans this sumner. This was a trip the Scouts will never forget and they are to be commended for the w~ they conducted themselve s on this long cI"llise. Your OoUJmittce feels that a cruise of this nature should be part of the Sea Scout Program for next year and every year. In addition to this long cruise the Sea Scouts have taken many short cruises on the Mississip pi during the year. The Council now has two Sea Scout Ships, the 11:Bonita 11 and the Idlewild but we should have several others and your Committee recommends that at least three new Ships be organized during 1940. 11 11 It is also r.ecommended that more social f'Uilctions for older Scouts be planned and carried out during the coming year, as these affairs appeal to young men and will keep them affiliated . With the Movement for a longer period of time. Page 13 ·,. �Senior Scouting (Cont'd) There is now a great and growing interest in Explorer Scouting &Uld we look· for continued growth in this program. We also recom.~end that additional EXplorer Patrols be organized in 1940. TRAINING COMMITI'EE Tl1e Training Committee is glad to report that in 1939 there has been the largest amount of training in the histo~r of the Council. Early in the year we realized that training and more training is vital to the successful operation of our Scout Troops and we have tried to make available the courses which were most needed. Below is a report of these courses: The course "Principles of Sc outrnastership 11 was completed in March with 32 Scouters being awarded certificates. A total of 90 men attend~ ed some parts of this course. School. 31 Troops sent Patrol Lenders to the Patrol Leaders Training 178 Scouts attended these meetings and 85 were awarded certificates. 22 District Commissioners took part, in the District Commissioners Training Course and 15 received certificates. The Troop Comping Course held in Memphis o.nd at Camp Currier had 42 men to take the training with 33 receiving certificates. The course 11 Intro(i,uction to Scouting", "Pa.rt 1, Eletients of Scout Len.dership!' was conducted :t'or the :first time with 58 men attending, 43 of whom were awarded certificates. First Aid. training under the supervision of the Red Cross re... sulted in 9 men receiving cards for the Standard Course and 6 men passed the Advanced /Course. The training course, 11 Troop Operation", which is 11 Eleoents of · Scout Leadership, Po.rt 11~ is now being conducted with 43 men cnrollod. It is expected a largo majority of these will receive certificates. 30 Negro Scouters participated in the course Scouting" and 19 have been a.ward.ed certificates. 11 IntJJoduction to A re-cap of the above shows that 300 men have taken part in these courses and that 157 certificates have been awarded; and that 178 boy leadars have been given sone training with 85 receiving certificates. This nuober of certificates will be swelled when the results of the 11 Troop Operation 11 course are known. One important step forward this year is the organization of the .Training Cot.Jmi tt ee into groups, each group being charged with the duty of putting on one course each year. The plan is to have these courses to be conducted at approxioatoly the saoe time each year so that all Scouters will Pac;e 14 �Training Copr.iittee (Cont'd) have an opportuni ty to get the training they desire. This plan is working splendidl y due to the cooperati on of the Vice-Chaintlon of the Coomittee who have worked faithfull y and well in naking these courses so successfu l. Your Chairman wishes to take this opportuni ty to express his thanks to all of the Meobers of the Training Coonittee and to the oen who have served as instrucWithout their help we could tors o..nd staff oeubers of the various courses. the above figures. in shown is whicl1 progress real the not have made The Training Cor:oittce has planned training courses to occur in 11 March, .April and May 1940 in 11 Principle s of Scoutmas tership, Part 1 and 11 Troop Comping~ First .Aid training is available practical ly at all tir,1es. We recor.ir.iond that continued eL1Phasis be put on the trainin6 Progran of the Council during the coming year. THE SCOUT OATH On my honor, I will do my best To do my duty to God, and my country, To obey the Scout Law ~o help other people at all times, To keep myself physicall y strong, mentally awake and morally straight. THE SCOUT LAW .A Sco11t is TRUSTWORTHY OBEDIENT :WY.AL CHEERFUL HELPFUL THRIFTY FRIENDLY BRA.VE COURTEOUS CLEAN KIND REVERENT Page 15 �. i-~ . ' . (:J ...~J1l~ ~- COU~!CJL, B. S.f\. j~JG-.- BALI.OT FOR ELECTION OF OFFICE.ttS JOO) COUNCIL ME!li;BE::.i.S-AT-LARGE FOR YEAR BEGINNING- JANUARY 1, l,939 ********* FOR PRESIDENT l- Mr,_ C. (Vote for One) Arthur --Mrn A.. K. !lru~e FOR VICE-?B.ESIDENTS - {Vote for Fo~ Burrow Mr. Walter L. Smith Mr., P .. A. Clayton Mr. Abe Scharff FOR SECRET.ARY (Vote for One) Mr. P. C. Clarke FOR TREASUREtl Mr. w. (Vote for One)_ P. Hallid::!.V -- FOR COMl\II SSIOl'JER Dr. T. s. Eliot (Vote for One) FOR FIELD COMMISSIONER (Vote for One) Mr. F. J. Flanruran *********** FOR COUNCIL lvllliBERS-AT-1.ARGE, as per attached list. I - ~ I I �COIDTCIL Alexander, Vance J. Angus, John A. Allen, James Seddon Allen, June D. Allen, Preston Allen, Thomas H. Atkinson, Dr. W. R. Au.stin, John A. Awsumb, George Ayres, Dr. J. c. Baber, Rodney Bacon, Col. W. J. Ball, Ernest c. Barker, Judge H. H. Barrow, E. R. Barry, Edward F. Bateman, Dr. R. J • Bizot, Jilnile A. Blaisdell, Dr. C, F. Blue, Dr. w. R. Bodley, Dr. J. w. Bondurant, Jack, Jr. Bowld, w. F. Boyce, Rev. E. G. Boyle, J. Bayard Bradley, Dr. James F. Brennan, J. J. Brinkle~r, .Ami el W. Brode, Julien Brown, J. Goodlett Brown, R. Bates Brown, S. Toof Bruce, C. Arthur Bunn, H. T. Burrow, A. K. Butler, c. W. Jr. Butler, Dr. Tait Caldwell, E. R. Callow, Lewis C. Campbell, Dr. Willis C. Canada, Col. J. W. Canale, Phil M. Carroll, W. s. Carter, M. o. Castle, s. Nelson Chambers, C. M. Chambers, J. D. MEMB3RS~.AT-LAB.GE Champion, R. G. Christenbury, Fred Church, C. H. Clark, Dolph Clark, Roscoe c. Clarke, P. c. Clayton, Henry M. Clayton, P. A. Coffey, Ben B., Jr. Col1n, B. L. Sam F. I Collier, J. D. Condon, Martin J. 1 I Cole, Cooper, w. o. , Coors, Dr. G. A. Cory, A. J. Cox, .Allen, Jr. 1 Cox, Orin L. I 1 Cox, W. 1 w. Crawford, A. M. Creson, R. F. Creson, T. K. Crenshaw, W.. A. Crump; E. H. Sr. Crump, E. H. Jr. Cunningham, Jesse Chandler, o. B. I 1 I I 1 I I I Dalstrom, I Ed. Darnell, Herbert 1 Davis, Clifford Dean, s. B. t~efries, Ray Lee Diehl, Dr. Charles I !Dolan, Dilworth, J. E. Rev. Edward I Dolan, T. R. !1Donelson, Andrew J. IDoz~er, R. M. ,, Davis , Dr. J. 1•;1urry 1 Eckert, George J. Edge, W. T. 'Edmondson, J. s. jEdwards, Frank c. ' Eldredge, Mark 1 Eliot, Dr. T. s. Erskine, Albert R. :Ettelson, Dr. H. w. !Evans, Dr. s. s. ! �Farrell, John J. Fiedler 9 Dr. F. W. . Finch, M. E. Fi sher, ,Allen Flanagan, Joe Fleming, Joseph D. Johnson, W. c. Johnson, Dr. William 1 Jolly, Dave Jones. Henry , Jones, Hugh I. I Ford, Fred , Fowler, Vl. :s. I Freeburg, Harry 1 Keller, Et,€;ene II I Fargason, John T. Jr. I Xerr, L. J., Klepper, Geo. M. Klinck, Chief Irby Krivcher, Joseph Gartly, Dr. George Gates, J. w. Gaut, D. Lane, Hunter c. Lane, V. G. Leach, E. K. Ervine Glascock, Charles Geig~r,, Glasgow, Ben E. Goldsmtih, Fred Goldsmith, Jack Gooch, Cecil M. Graham, F. J. Graves, Dr. L. M. Grout, F. M. Guice, Fred Goltma.n, Dr. J. s. w. Halliday, w. P. Hale, E. w. Heiskell, A. L. Herrington, R. L. Highsaw, Prof. J. L. Hill, R. E. Hirsh, B. ;7. Hobson, Dr. J. J. Holmes, F. c. Holt, iViaynard Hopper, .A.. L. Hopper, Joe B. Howard, Percy Hudson, Calvin Hughes, Allen, Jr. Hughes, c. Rel Hunt, J. n. Hussey, Robert J. w. B., Jr. Jacobson, c. M. Johnson, J. o. 1 Lee, Dr. R. G. Lea, Robert E. Lee, Chief w. D. LePrince, J. A. Lerner, s. M. Leroy, Dr. Louis Levy, Dr. Louis , Lewis, Dr. A. c. Lewis, T.. w. Ira J. Lichterman, 1 Lightman, M. A. I I Livermore, Dr. George R. J. A. : Lucas, Fred 1 Hays, Lake Irby, . Lee, James 1 1 Linn, E. R. Halle, .Arthur Ha.rro ld, E. A. Hartley, Robert s. I Lohmeyer, G. o. I: Macfarlane, l:allory rr. w. t I Malone, J. H. ' Maury, J. E. r Maxon, 1 I 1 Bishop James M. McCabe, c. T. 1;ccaslin, Dr,. Robert R. ~.cElravy, C• .A.. McGee, E. L. ( i,:cGeorge, H. L. McKee, R. ' McKnight, I 1 w. Thomas A. D. Ueeman, E. J. McW.horte~, 1 , Melroy, N. J. 1 1 Morgan, Allen ! Morgan. John T. ! Moriarty, j Myers, l 1 Herbert Ben F. Norfleet, R. Vance ~~~~--~~~~~~~-...L..J~--~--~~--~~~~~l �0 'Brien, \V. J. Smart, T. H. O'Call-9£:.han, J. E. Q 'Connor~ .Frank 0 rg:i.• .1.~ ·1- ~ ""elm E. :und Orgill~ Smith, Walter L. Springfield , C. L. Sullivan, He P. Sweeney, Frank Strauss. G,, D. Taylor., Kenon R Taylor~- L.. o William Overton, l7a·~kins Ozburn, N. Field Page, Carl Patton, Wesley E. Taylor~· Peete, Russell Penland, Clifford Pennebaker, c. T. Peres, Hardwig Phillips, George P. Pidgeon, Everett Pipkin, A. E. Pipkin, Perry Valentine, John Vieh, Edward ?. Plank, E. E. Plough, Abe Prescott, W. J. Waggener, .Andrew B. Wagner, D. Eugene Walker, Se P•. Waring, Col. Roane Watkins, R. G. Webb, Harry Webster, William A. Weeks, Dr. A. B. Weems, Charles Williams, Dr. Gray s. E. Ragsdale, F. V. Ragsdale, Dr. w. E. Ragland, Ramsay, R. G. Ramsey, Eenry T. Reid, Wallace R. Richardson, Charles D. Richardson, Gilmer Riechman, J • A. Rob·erts, John E. Roulhac , John S. Roy, George T., Jr. Rugg, L. E. Russell, Edward P. Russell, Dr. George M. Ryan, Ryan, w. w. A. Sr. A. Jr. Rychener, Dr. R. R,, Ae Taylor, Dr. Robert Th()mpson, E. F. Thorupson, L .. K. Turnbull, Steve Turner, Norfleet Tyson, w. T. I I Wild, A. J. 1 Wilkinson, Russel Williams, O. P. Il ~ilson, Harry c. Wood, George 1 Wood, Dr. Perey Wurzburg,. Abe I { Young,. Dr. Thomas K. o. , Zink, Clyde J. · f Zook, Martin Saino, J. E. Sandown, W. H. I Scharff, Abe Scharff, Aaron R. Schloss, Gilbert M. Schoembs, Arthur Schwartz, Merrill I Searight, Dr. M. Sellers, Perry Sexton, Fred Shepherd, s. J. Sims, R. B. Jr. Skinner, Raymond I w. I I f t Council Members elected Annual r'Meeting, 1 December 14, 1938 for the year 1939. �------·----- ----·------- --------·-·- ·__..._. ___ " -1 I j J .r. r--------··--- --------·---..-·. ~·------- . --------------- --1 i----------~------~--------·-----·----·----·------t Memphis, Tenn. Chickasaw Council, B.S.A. Inc. 1~----~------~·~---------- Nev. 28,1939 ~·~------------~~·------i i I C }-J JC JC;-\ S1\ \;\f C C> LJ ~I C J L S I I 1\ 1't i'I U;\ L 1\;f EE -r J 1'1 G J-J 0 -r E L PE1\ .B 0 D Y 1Yl C> ~I Df\ Y DE C t J\;1 B£ f( 1 1 The .Annual Meeting of the Council is an outstanding event and cne to which ALL Scouters are invited to attend. It is a source of inspiration, of good fellowship, of good Scouting.. You and your friends are cordially invited and urged to be present. Please mark on your calendar MONDAY. DECEM.BER 11th HOTEL PEABODY BUSINESS MEETING (for Scouters only) 5 :00-6:00 P.M. (Louis XVI Room, Mezzanine) DINNER MEETING (for everyoody) 6i30-9:00 P.M. (Ballroom) As is customary the Meeting will be held in two parts ~ .. the Business Meeting from 5:00 to 6 :OO P.M. ,. at which time the election of Officers and Council Members for 1940 and other business will be transacted. The Dinner Meeting from 6:·30 to 9:00 P.M., where we will have as our guest and speaker DR. GEORGE J. FISHER. Deputy Chief Scout Execµtive Dr. Fisher is noted all over America as one of the best speakers in Scouting. He will bring to Memphis a message you will enjoy as well as one of importance to every man and woman interested in boyhood. The Council is exceptionally f~rtunate in being able to get Dr. Fisher to come from New York for this meeting and on behalf ef the Council we urge you to come and hea.r Dr. Fi sher 1 s address. Among the highlights of the Dinner Meeting will be the presentation of Eagle Badges to a number of Scouts and the presentation of the Silver Beaver Award to two Scouters who have rendered outstanding service to boyhood. The names of these Scouters will not be lmown until the award is made. �L -2There will be mus i c, good fellowship and fun. We are striving to have every Scouter in the Council present on December 11th -- we are asking you, as a Committee of One, to holp in this by 1. Being present yourself. Bringing your friends. 2. Please n ot e ladi es a re cspaci al) Y i.nvi te d to th.;, Dinner Me eting . With your he lp this will be the best meeting the Council has held -- we are counting on YOU!!!! ev.~r Sincerely ;,·ours, ANNUAL MEETING COMMITTEE '--o_ ..AM ~·~c;.,.,-.,.,_ __ By_C) _ 1J?jJ _. -""-' " Chairman - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -B 0 Y S1 ...... :~ .,,-c·li .....,, ·O BOOST L I F E • 7l EEK Decemb e r 1 0th - 16th i nclus iv e SEHER READING FOR BOYS 11 Bcys 1 Life", the official Scout magazine, is good clean r eading for ALL boys. And now, here is 11.n ou portunity for Scouts and Scouters to ee.!"n money for their Troop s or for themselves. gST -:z: BOl~~ UFE ~ 0 .... cC •O UI .. . :·. ; 'eovs'LIFE.WEEK < DEC. scription. IOTH ~ l6 TH , . Tho regular price for 11 Boys 1 Life 11 is $1.50 per year. To all Scouts anrl Scouters who secure subscriptions at the ree;'lllar price One year •.•. • .. • ••.• $1. 50 Three years •. • •••.•• $4.00 the Council will pay a "commission" of 75¢ for a. 1 yuar subscription or $1.45 for a 3 years subHere is a fine chance to malru some sp ending mo n ey for Christmas. Please turn in all subscriptions, with the money for same, at Headquarters, 501 Columbian Mutual Tower, and -- Don 1 t forgtit ettch Scout can still subscri-ne at the price of 75¢ p ~r year. To each Troop which has 100% of its members to ~~bscribe a handsome blue all d white p ennant will be awarded. Several 'r roops hav .; already won this rennant. HAS YOURS??? If no·t, now is the time to put your should.er to the wheel. Remember, 11 Boys 1 Life" ha s 'been aptly called a 11 a silent Assistant ScoutmA.stl3r 11 because of the help i. t giv'3s to Scout Leaders. 3y encouraging your Scouts to reacl it you will be helping both yourself 3.Ild the 'to;rs. �Ql!19 KA SAW Q_Q.VNCIL, MINUTES OF ANNUAL B. S.• A. INC. M~ITETING 1939 The Annual Meeting of Chickasaw Council. Boy Scouts of America, Inc., was held on Monday, Decembet" 11, 1939 at 5:00 P. M. in JJouis XVI Room of Hotel Peabody. Mr. C. Arthur Bruce, President, presided and the following Council Members were present: 1 () Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Percy A. Clayton Abe Scharff A. K. Burrow Walter Lane Smith P • C. Cl ark W. P. Halliday T. S. Eliot Joe Flanagan J. S. Goltman R. G. Ramsay John E. Roberts E. A. Bizot Rorlney Baber H. M. Cleyton Joe Hopper s. B. Dean J. G. Gates A. D. McWhort1.or Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dolph Clark P. L. Day Mr. M. Eldredge Russell F. Peete Mr. Forrest Mottweiler Geo. P. Rawls Mr. Arthur Schoembs F. L. Christenbury Dr. A. C. Lewis Sam L. Wadley Mr. Henry Jones J. E. 0 1 0allaghan Mr. N. G. Paddison, Sr., :B. F. Myers Mr. C. T. McCabe Andrew Waggenar Mr. Ben Coffey Roscoe Clark T. P. Howard, Lake Cormorant, Mi.ss. O. L. Cox, Lal<:e Cormorant, Miss. Mr. Edward F. Thompson C. T. Pennebaker Mr. Arthur Katz Lewis Cal low Mr. A. S. Herriman A. E. Weeks L. B. Powell Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. I Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Commissioner Field Commissioner Chairman Heal th & Safety Committee Chairman Camping Committee Chairman Inter-Racial Committee Chairman Reading Committee Chairman Civic Relations Committee Chainnan Organization Committee Chairman Training Committee Chairman Rural Scouting, DeSoto County Member-At-Large of Executive Board Member-At-Large of Executive Board Dr. George J. Fi sher, Deputy Chief Scout Executive, Mr. Harley E. Erb, Regional Executive, Mr. W. Gordon Merri s, Scout· Executive and Mr. W. E. Thacker, Assistant Scout Executive were also present. The following Scouters also attended: Rev. A. C. Maxted, Tunica, Miss. Mr. C. R. Otto. Jr., Mr. Warren Ledbetter Mr. Hugh McCain Mr. Vial ter Kantor Mr. David Schulherr Mr. Earl Berry �-2- The President, Mr. C. Arthur Bruce, called the meeting to order anc'l asked Rev. F. D. Daniel, Pastor of the Norris Ave. Presbyterian Church, to pronounce the invocation. Mr. Bruce recommended the Council Members to the meeting and made a few remarks on the work of the Council during the past year. Mr. Bruce called on the Scout Executive, Mr. W. Gordon Morris, for a report of the Council activities for the fiscal year ending December 1, 1939. The Scout Executive pointed out some of the major accomplishment s of the Council stating that the Council now has the largest num'Jer of Scouts and Cubs in its historyand that there had been a tremendous increase in attendance at Camp Currier and an exceptional increase in the number of Merit Badges awarded, etc., He asked the Council Members to read the Report of Cammi ttees which was given given to each man present. Mr. W. E. Thacker, Assistant Scout Executive distributed the Reports of the Cammi ttees to the Council Members. Mr. C. T. McCabe moved that it be the sense of the meeting that an expression of sympathy be sent to Mr. John T. Morgan who had been sick for a long time. This was seconded and carried. Mr. Ben B. Coffey critized the action of the Court of Honor in the award of the Bird Study Merit Badge to Scouts to whom he did not think the award. was warranted due to the fact that he had not approved the award of these badges. Mr. Bruce stated that he would take the matter up and have it adjusted as soon as possible. I Mr. C. T. McCabe called attention to the fact that some yeam ago a memorial to Mr. Ike Block had been proposed at Camp Currier and that a Council Member had agreed to furnish the lumber for this memorial but it had not been built. He suggested that this memorial be constructed in the memory of Mr. Ike Block as soon as possible. Mr. W. P. Hallidey stated that there should be a memorial at Camp Currier for men who have served in Scouting and. have passed on to their reward. There was some discussion of this but no action was taken. Mr. E. A. Bizot, Chai~nan of the Nominating Committee, nominated the Officers and Council Members for the year 1940. Next attached is a copy of the ballot containing the names and officers of the Council Members pr,oposed by Mr. Bizot. Mr. Bruce then called for nominations from the floor. Mr. Joe Hopper nominated Mr. Joe Dalstrom. Mr. P. C. Clark nominated Dean H. B. Hoag for membership on the Council. Mr. Bruce called for a vote on the election of these Officers and it was moved by Dr. A. B. Weeks and seconded by Mr. Arthur Katz and unanimously carried. The Scout Executive was instructed to carry the entire vote for the members present which number of members constituted a quorum for the officers and council members nominated. This motion was unanimously carried. Mr. Bruce requested all members to stay for the Annual Meeting Dinner which would be held in the Ballroom at 6:30 P. M. There being no further business the meeting adjourned at 5:45 P. M. / �COUJ'ICJL, B. S.;\. L~lC. B,AJ:iLOT FOR ELECTION OF OFJi'ICERS AND COUNCIL ?v!Elv!BERS..AT ...LMG;FJ FOR YEAR BEGINNING JANUARY l. 1940 ********* .. 1'.QJ.L~S ILJEN1.C I Mr! AQ.§.. -·-( (Vot~ for_Qg~ -- Sc~1arff I ·--· (Vote for Fo..~ FrYR V ICA_-PRES ID;IBNT S -·- ~..!.. A. __K. A. Burrow - - Mr. P. •.. Mr. Ed • Dalstrorn_ Cl~tQn Mr. Andrew B. •··· --- ~ W~gener -·---· .... - .__ -· ·- ·------· l!,OR $Hr!RmTARY _ _ {Vots;i t:o !' Qrui}. J~~· ~·re~ c. Cl9rke FOR 'I'Rli:ASUREL. --------· ·-·_ (Vote f.Q!:_ One)i Mr.--~-!!_~11 ida.,v .. -··- FOR COMMISSIONER __.... ___ t (VoJ.Lf£!_On~lf Mr. Henni:_Jv1_9 l ~to!?-_. _..;.._ !---··---·-FOR FIELD COMMISSIONER ____ ·-·i, (Vo..l!i. for Mr. F!....~!_anagan - ---. ··· --FOR commIL MEMBERS-AT-LARGE• - *********** ---·-· as ner attached li.!3t• --· ' OWi _.... - -- ..... . �. ~ COUNCIL MEMBERS-AT-LARQ:E Acroyd, w. L. Agee, G, Worthen Alexander, Vance J. .Angus, John A. Allen, James Seddon Allen, June D. Allen, Preston Allen, Thomas H. I I I I I 1 Atkinson, Dr. W. R. Austtn, John A. Awsumb, George J.y-:.-es, Dr. J. c. Baber, Rodney Bacon, Col. W. J. Ball, Ernest C. Barker, Judge H. j 1 I Canada, Col. J. W, Canale, Phil M. Carroll, W. S. Carter, M. O. · Castle, S. Nelson Chambers, C. M. Chambers, J. D. Champion, R. G. Chandler, o. B. Christenbury, Fred L. Church, C. H. Clark, Dolph 1 Clark, Roscoe C. f Clarke , P, C. , Clayton, Henry M. H~ Barrow, E. R. Barry, Edw~rd F. Bateman, Dr. R. J, Beasley, John B. Bizet, Emile A. Blaisdell, Dr. c. F. Blue, Dr. W. R. Bodley, Dr. J, w. Bolton, A. Earle :Bondurant, Jack Jr. Bondurant, Julian B. Boone, Daniel H. Bowld, W. F. Boyce, Rev. E, G. Boyle, J. Beyard Bradley, Dr. James F. Brennan, J. J. Brode, Julian Brown, J. Goodlett Brown, R. G. Brown, S. Toof Bruce, C,. Arthur Bunn, H. T. Burrow, A • K. Butler, C. W. Jr. Caldwell, E. R. Carlisle, G. A. Jr. Callow, Lewis C. Campbell, Dr. Willis C, I I Cl~ton, P. A. 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Cecil Wurzburg, Abe Young, Dr. Thomas K. Zink, Clyde J. Zook, Martin Council Members elected at the Annual Meeting December 11, 1939 for the year 1940. � 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 CONDENSJ~ D REPOR1~S of CO MNII,.-l""TEES 1939 ii Cl1icl{aSa"W" Co1-1ncil Bog Scouts of America, Inc. l\tlcrnphis, T enn. . r 1 I CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. s. A. rnc. Memphis, Tennessee MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE :SOARD - 1939 OFFICERS ' Mr. c. Arthur Bru.ce President Mr. A. K. Burrow· Vice-President Mr. Walt.er Lane Smith Vice-President Mr. Percy A. Clayton Vice-President Mr. Abe Scharff, Vice-President Mr. Percy C. Clarke Secretary Mr. w. P. Halliday Treasurer Dr. T. s. Eliot Commissioner Mr. F. J. Flanagan Field Commissioner Mr. w. Gordon Morris Scout Executive CHAIRMEN. STANDING COMMITTEES Chairman Mr. F. J. Flanaga.11 Mr. W. P. Halliday Mr. R. G. Ramsay Mr. Rodney Baber Mr. James Seddon Allen Mr. Gilmer Richardson Mr. Harry Webb Mr. Abe Scharff Dr. J. s. GoltmAn M:r. John E. Roberts Mr. Henry M. c:iayton Mr. Percy A. Clayton Mr. T. Harvey Creech Mr. Emile A. Bizot Mr. E. A. Harrold Mr. S. B. Dean Mr. Herbert Holmes Mr. C. C. Holloman Mr. C. H. Brown Mr. Russel Wilkinson Mr. Joe Hopper Committee Activities Awards & Resolutions Camping Civic Relations Constitution & By-Laws Court of Honor Cubbing Finance Heal th & Safety Inter-Racial Organization Outfitters Publicity Reading Rural Scouting Rural ,scouting Rural Scouting Rural Scouting Rural Scouting Senior Scouting Training MEMBERS-AT-LARGE Mr. A. D. McWhorter Mr. Perry Sellers Mr. N. o. Whitaker Mr. Charles T. McCabe Mr. C. Rel Hughes Mr. J. Granvil le Gates AWARDS TO MEM:BERS OF CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A· INC. FOR DISTHJGUISHED SERVICE TO BOYHOOD THE SILVER BEj\.VER Dr. J. C. Ayres 1931 Mr. Charles T. McCabe 1931 Mr. John T. Morgan 1931 Mr. George P. Phillips 1931 Mr. John E. Roberts 1931 Mr. Harry Webb 1931 Mr. L. R, Forsdick 1932 Mr. A· D. McWhorter 1933 Mr. Ben B. Coffey,Jr. 1934 Mr. Walter L. Gray 1935 Mr. George Wood 1935 Mr. F. J. Flanaga.."1 1936 Mr. R. G. Ramsay 1936 Mr. Edwin Dalstrom 1937 Mr. R. Von Steinen 1937 Mr. C. Arthur Bruce 1938 Mr. Charles H. Church 1938 **************************************** THE SCOUTMASTER'S KEY Mr. Ben B. Coffey ,Jr. 1933 Dr. Howard Curl 1934 Mr. R. Von Steinen 19;64 Mr. E. K. Leach 1935 Mr. Joe Hopper 1936 Mr. Miller Johnson 1936 Mr. Charles H. Church 1937 Mr. J. Brady Wiley 1938 Mr. Russell Peete 1938 C}-JJCJ~;\S;\\IY COU1'1CJL, BS ;\.,JNC. J'vJ E 1\;! P J-J J S 1 T E 1'J J'J. December 11, 1939 To the friends of Scouting: December 1st is the end of the fiscal year of Chickasaw Council. In the Reports of the Standing Committees, which follow, you will find a great deal of information as to what our Council has accomplished in the Scouting Program of character building and citizenship training during the year just passed. And I believe you will agree that real progress has been made. But these Reports do not adequately describe the loyal and unselfish service of the hundreds of Scout Leaders who have so freely given of their time and effort to enable our boys to have the benefits of Scouting. To these Scouters the credit is due for the progress which has been made. I want to take this opportunity to express to these Scout Leaders rrr:f deep appreciation for the work done and the sacrifices made for the cause of Scouting; for I sincerely believe the men who are training boys to live the Scout Oath and Law in their daily lives are building a firm foundation for the future welfare of the Nation. Sincerely yours, d1/;~'!Jt~ Scout Executive f(£POR ... f5 ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE The Scouts of Chickasaw Council engaged in numerous and vari.o~. activities during the :fi seal year ending December 1, _1939. In all of thtiH activities they have been under the guidance of the Scoutmasters, Assietn.nt Scoutmasters and junior officers of the Council. Many of these leaders t.\rtl veterans in point of service to boyhood and yet they are yotmg in years; many are leaders of years past who have felt the urge in their hearts and have now found the time to return to .Scouting; some are new leaders filled with the spirit of directing and being a part of the greater Scouting Program for tho Boy Scouts of Chickasaw Council. Most of these le11ders have worked faithfully and untiringly with their respective Troops and your Committee hereby commends their splendid efforts and accomplishments. The ninth Annual Ca.mp Currier Camp-0-Ree was held at Camp Cur~ier Eudora, Miss., on June 2nd, 3rd & 4th. Fifty-seven Troops p.articipated with a total of 1,077 Scouts in Crunp. This exceeded the previous year by 6 Troops and 250 Scouts -- this exceeded the 1937 Camp-0-Ree by 23 Troops and 509 Scouts. The events of the Camp-0-Ree consisted of Troop Camping, Patrol Camping, First Aid, Cooking, Scout Rescue, Fire Building and Water :Boiling, Forestry and Wall Scaling. These event_s were judged by the leaders of the Troops entered and their efficiency in this capacity was as expected, the most satisfactory job of judging we have had to date, The full pC1,rticipation in these events by the Troops was the best we have had and the type of participation and lack of confusion showed more orderly and united accomplishments than has occurred in previous Camp-0-Rees. The orderly and efficient manner in which the Scoutmasters and their junior officers handled thoir Troops during the Camp-0-Ree was made possible by the District Camp-0-Ree practices held at Overton Park during the months of April and Mnlf. These practices were conducted by the District Commissioners and the Officers of the participating Troops and was run off by districts. No grand award was made to any one Troop as a winner of the Camp- 0-Ree but the efficiency of the Troops was recognized by the award of a ribbon to all Troops who scored certain points against the standard. All Troops were eligible to win these rl bb.ons -- 12 Troops won the Class 11 A11 Award; 10 Troops the Class 11B11 Award and 19 Troops won the Class 11 0 11 Awa.rd ma.king a total of 41 Troops who won Awards. The fact that· 12 Troops won Class "A" Award in 1939 as compared to 2 Troops winning it in 1938 shows the marked improvement our Troops have made during the past year. For the 1st time in the history of the Camp-0-Ree a Troop made 11A11 in all events this was Troop 38 sponsored by the Lalllar Heights Presbyterian Church and lead by Scoutmaster Herndon Hamer. The judges complimented all of the Troops on their excellent showing in both Troop and Patrol Campin€, as this was far superior to previous years. Your Committee recommends that the Annual Camp-0-Ree and District practices be held again in 1940. Page 1 "The Advancement Program" which was operated from Nov. 1, 1938 to January 20, 1939 (12 weeks) was the fourth of this type of activity to be held in the Council. The use of this Program affords Scout Leaders a well-rounded program of Scouting activities for their Troops, as it consists of Advancement, Camping, Training, Good Turns, etc. The Troops are awarded points for these activities and they compete against a standard,· as in the Camp-0-Ree. This was the first time the Troops had used this system of competition, as previously a winner was determined. We are glad. to report 7 Troops won the Class "A" pennant; 10 Troops won the Class 11 B11 pennant and 15 Troops won the Class ncn pennant -- these being awarded by the Council. Forty-One Troops participated in this Program and a total of 32 won pennants. Your Committee has operated an Advancement Program for 1939 and the results of this will be known within the next few days. We recommend that another "Advancement Program" be offered to Scout Leaders in 1940, as your Committee feels this event should have a place in the annual activities of the Council • Your Activities Committee expressed thanks and appreciation to the Scoutmasters of the Council, their Assistants and junior leaders for their splendid work in Scouting in 1939, and to the many Scouters who have served as judges and officials during the past year. ~~ C.AMl?ING COMMITTEE Ca.mp Currier. near Eudora. Miss. The 1939 season was undoubtedly the best in the 14 years the Camp has been operated so far as attendance and interest is concerned, as will be seen in comparing the figures shown.below: Gain or Loss as 1937 1938 19~9 Compared to 1938 GAIN LOSS Scouts attending Camp Currier 2,482 4,091 4,462 371 Scouters attending Camp Currier 501 629 653 24 Number of Scout Days 5,199 10,147 11, 967 1,820 Number of Scouter Days 686 1,130 1,364 234 Number of Visitors 2,289 3,237 3,268 31 Your Committee feels this is an excepttonally fine record, especially in view of the fact the 1938 figures were the largest on record up to that time. A Council camp was held at Camn Currier for 5 weeks during the past summer with an average attendanc.e of 54 Scouts. During this time 152 Page 2 Scouts spent a total of 270 Scout Weeks in camp. 116 Merit Badges were awarded and 54 Scouts won their Camp Emblems. The camp fee paid by tho Scouts was $4.50 per week and the net operating loss to the Council was $37. 09. We feel the fine attendance record at Camp can be largely attributed to the swimming pool and water system which was given to the Camp by Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Burrow in 1936. This splendid equipment has been a source of joy and comfort to all of our Scouts and Sc.outers and will continue to afford them pleasure for years to come. Without this eqμipment the camping facilities were inadequate -- with them the Camp is complete and offers real opportunities to all of the Scouts and Scouters of the Council. Not only does this fine equipment give pleasure to the boys -- the well, water system. and bath house are a distinct asset and of. great importance to the health of the boys using the Camp. Plenty of pure drinking water is a necessity at any camp and we know that Camp Currier is well equipped in this regard. On behalf of all of the Scouts and Scouters we wish to express our deep appreciation of the gift of Mr. and Mrs. Burrow which has meant and will continue to mean so much to the health and happiness of all of us who go to Camp Currier, Ever since Camp Currier was opened in 1925 Mrs. Elizabeth B. Currier of Geneva, Switzerland, has annually made generous contributions for its support and improvement. These funds have made possible the building of the dam.: to impound the waters of the lake and the construction of the Mess Hall, as well as improvement of the roads. The lake affords hundreds of boys the pleasures of boating and fishing, the Mess Hall enables the Council to operate the Council Camp and the other improvements have made it possible for everyone to enjoy the camp. We wish to express our sincere appreciation to Mrs. Currier for her generosity throughout the years. An innovation at the Camp this year was the District Camp held under the auspices of the Choctaw and Chisca Districts of the Council during the week of August 5th-11th. This week of camping was entirely supervised and carried out under the leadership of the Scouters in these two Districts and the Scouts thoroughly enjoyed it. Twenty-Two Scouters from the two Districts served as Camp Lead0rs in this very successful camp - we feel they did an outstanding piece of work with very little money on which to operate and we want to extend our thanks to each and every one of these men who made it possible for 42 Scouts to have a week of camping. The camp fees paid by the Scouts were $2.50 per week but in spite of this small charge there was a net profit at the end of the week of $4.19. We would like to commend this fine activity to the other Districts of the Council and to urge them to do the same in 1940. For 1940 we make the following recommendations; That a headquarters, a hospital and a handicraft shop be built for use during the Council camp; that 4 patrol lodges (each large enough to house 8 boys) be constructed; that at least 5 new latrines be built; that the roads be repaired and graded; that at least 6.new boats be built; that 50 new mattresses be purchased; and that sufficient equipment (dishes, knives, forks, etc.) be purchased to increase the capacity of the Mess Hall to 100 persons per meal• Pago 3 KamP Kia Kima. near Hardy, Ark. For the past several years the attendance of Scouts and Scouters at K~~p Kia Kima has declined as compared to former years. This year your Cornmi ttee felt it wise to operate Kamp for a four week's season instead of the six, eight or ten weeks which it has been operated in the past. It was thought this would reduce the loss in operating expense and at the same time take care of all of the Scouts who desired to go to Kamp. As an inducement to get more Scouts to attend, the camp fee was lowered from $9.50 to $8.50 per week but even so the attendance was somewhat less than last year. Eighty-five Scouts spent a total of 156 Scout Weeks, as compared to 109 Scouts who spent a total of 230 Scout Weeks during the six weeks season in 1938. During this sonson 83 Merit Badges were awarded and 57 Scouts won their Kamp Emblems. We are glad to report the operating deficit for 1939 was but $166.88 as compared to $458.64 in 1938. For 1940 we sincerely recommend that funds be made available to repair and paint the buildings of the Kamp. Ca.mP Daniels, Memphis. Tenn. Camp Daniels had its best season in 1939 with 101 Negro Scouts in camp during the four weeks season as compared to 94 during the same time last year. The boys spent a total of 139 Scout weeks as compared to llO Weeks in 1938. While the attendance was better than last year the advancement program was not as good, as only 13 Merit Badges were awarded compared to 45 the previous year. We greatly appreciate the help of 11 TBE COMMERCIAL .APPEAL CAMP FUND FOR BOYS11 which enable 35 underprivileged Scouts to go to Camp who otherwise would not have been able to attend. These boys were selected through the Family Welfare Agency to whom we are indebted for fin·e cooperation and assistance. We appreciate the contributions of Mr. C. Arthur Bruce and Mr. Ed. Dalstrom who provided funds to send 7 Scouts to camp for one week. The camp fee was $3.00 per wee~ and a net operating profit of $32.98 was made on the four weeks operations. We wish to thank the Negro leaders for their fine work during this camping season. ---·---- Your Camping Committee reco~~ends that plans be made as soon as possible for an even larger camping program throughout the Council in 1940. We urge that every Scout Leader in the Council puts his shoulder to the wheel. Pago 4 Camping Committee (Cont 1 d) toward the end of getting an even larger number of Scouts to have the benefits of camping during the coming year. C !VIC SERVICE COMMITTEE The Scouts of Chickasaw Council have responded admirably to every call for their services in connection with civic enterprises during the past year. They have faithfully carried out their assignements and this Committee is proud of their accomplishments. May we suggest that you react carefully the following list of "Good Turns" which the Scouts have done. Then consider how many thousands of hours our boys have given and how constructively they have employed their time. 25 Scouts delivered posters for the Shelby County Tuberculosis Society. 50 Scouts served as ushers at church services in Overton Park Shell. 45 Scouts acted as guides and runners at State Convention of the American Legion. 37 Scouts delivered baskets to the poor, Christmas, 1938. Approximately 550 Scouts marched in Fire Prevention Parade. About 60 Scouts distributed circulars and aided in.traffic . work during 11 Pedestri<~ Safety Woek, 11 Scouts wGre on duty as ushers at all of the Southwestern football games and approximately 490 were on duty at the five games. 12 Scouts manned the Clean Up-Paint Up.--Fix Up demonstration in Court Square. Approximately 450 Scouts marched. in the Clean Up-Paint UpFix Up Parade. Approximately 800 Scouts served in the Cotton Carnival in carrying signs, holding back the crowds, directing traffic, acting as ushers at the Children's Ball and carrying flares during t.he Parade. Approximately 900 Scouts aided in the Spirit of Christmas Parade by carrying signs, holding back the crowds and carrying flares to illuminate the floats. ?'74 Scouts marched in the Armistice Dey Para.de~ About 50 Scouts served as ushers at the West Tenn. Teachers Page 5 Civic Serxice Committee (Cont'd) football games. Approximately 50 Scouts collected clothing for the poor. In addition to the above the Scouts have been on duty at various conventions, church meetings, luncheon clubs,_ etc., where they acted as guides and pages. Our boys have done really good. work and we commend them for it. COURIJ! OF HONOR During the fiscal year,' which ended December 1st, the Scouts of Chickasaw Doltncil were awarded the largest number of Merit Badges in the history of the Council, which was organized in 1916. We are glad to report there has been a nice increase in most of the higher ranks (from First Class to Eagle) and we invite your attention to the comparison of the awards ma.de in 1937, 1938 and 1939, shown below: 1937 1938 1939 Gain li.2.!ui First Class Badges 174 210 241 31 Merit Badges 1,788 2,155 2,680 425 Star Badges 102 137 154 17 Life Badges 51 62 71 9 Eagle Badges 15 22 20 Eaglo Palms 20 29 29 A high standard of work has beon maintained and we are proud of the boys 1 accomplishments. But we feel th0re is much to bo done in training Merit Baclge Counselors and in recrui tine more Counselors to aid 2 the Scouts. For 1940 wo recommend that great effort be made toward this and. Your ChairmM wishes to a.ck:nowledge his appreciation o:f'th<~ f 1.n0 cooperE1,tion of the Vico-Chrdrmen and the Members of the Di strict Courh of Honor. Tho success of the Merit Badge progrmn is due to the loyAl ty of these Scouters who have so faithfully carried out their duties nnd who hnvo made it possible for tho Scouts to secure tho advru1tr1,ges of this p:rovocational training. CUBBING COMMITTEE 1939 has seen the start of an enlarged Cubbing Program :for thl'1 Chickasaw Council. As of December 1, 1939, the Council has shown a. g11,in of 2 Cub Packs and 40 Cubs for a Total of 6 Packs and 132 Cubs as compu.rod. to 4 Packs and 89 Cubs for 1938. V1bile the above report shows no great gain over last yut.\r, tho ground work has been laid over a period of months f_o_r _th_e_ f_oll_'ow ...:..l...n...i.(..l..:. ... ~ . ....._ ........... Cubbing Committee (Cont'd) prospective Packs, two of which will be registered before the end of 1939: McLean Blvd. Baptist Church (by Dec. 31st.) Westroinister Presbyterian Church (by Dec. 31st.) Lauderdale Courts Temple Baptist Church First Method.ist Church Raleigh Chrisitan Church Union Ave. Church of Christ Speedway Terrace 3aptist Church During the year the following new Packs have been added to the rolls: Pack #2 - American Legion Pack #4 - Mallory Heights Baptist Church Pack #6 - St. J obn 1 s Methodist Church The following Pack was dropped from the rolls last year: Pack #5 - Blessed Sacrament Church Cubbing as now presented has as its outstanding feature, Parent Interest and cooperation. There is a definite ground work to be laid before a Cub Pack can be. started. A series of 10 steps starting with an interview of the Head of the Sponsoring Institution and ending with a 3 meeting Training Course for the Parents of all the prospective Cubs is necessary for the proper organization of a Cub Pack. The Cubliing Committee oclievos that this year a firm foundation has been laid for Cubbing, tho newest member of the Scouting Family, and is looking forward to a. su-Dsklntial growth in the near future. FIN.ANGE COMMITT~N In the Finance Campaign conducted by the Council in May 1939 a total of $14,867.67 was raised in cash and pledges. The actual figures are as follows: Cash (White) Pledges(Whi te) TOT~l\.L (White) Cash (Negro) Pledges(Negro) TOT.AL (Negro) $10,320.25 2. 864. 75 $ 633.60 1.049.07 $13,185.00 l.682&L_ T0rAL CASH .AND PLEDGES ••••••••••••• $14,867 .67 Your Committee wants to take this opportunity to thank each and every person who contributed to the support of the Counci.l and to thank C W: rkers who worked s..Q_,fai thfully. We parti.~arl_y appreciate Page 7 FIN.ANOE COMMITTEE (Cont'd) the fine work of the Exchange Club of Memphis which handled the Fmployees Division, and the Memphis Jr. Chamber of Commerce which year in and year out has helped in the Ca'llpaigns. Without the help of our good friends in raising the necessary funds the Scouting program in Memphis could not go on and we want to express to each of you our sincere appreciation for what you have done. Due to conflicting dates with other agencies in the fall months it has been decided to gradually move the Council's Campaign dates up until eventually the dates will be during Boy Scout Week in February. In 1939 the dates were moved from September to May and in 1940 we expect the dates to be moved from Ma¥ to April, at which time we will not conflict with other agencies, The books of the Council have been audited by Messrs. ?e~t, Marwick, Mitchell & Co. and found to be correct. We especially invite your attention to the fact that Chickasaw Council is entirely free of debt. We believe this statement Will be as gratifying to our friends as it is to us. It has been and is the policy of this Con:nnittee to spend only when funds were in hand and we recommend.the continuation of this policy. The Scout Movement in our Council continues to grow steadily as you will see in tho Organization Committee's Report. Naturally it follows that more money is necessary to truce care of this larger number of boys. Tie, therefore, recommend that a budget of at least $20,000.00 be secured for the 1940 budget. Your Committue feels the Council is not adequately financed and that sufficient funds for its operating bud.get is one of the Council's greatest needs, if not the greatest need. HE.AL':I1H & SAFETY COMM! TTEE This Committ0e is gratified to report that the health and safety of our Scouts during 1939 have been excellent. There was not a serious accidGnt or case of sickness in any of our three camps. This splendid record is a real tribute to the men who are leading our Troops o.nd we commend and congratulate them on the fine work they are doing in providing safe activities and camping for the Scouts of this Council. Hundreds of Scouts have participated in activities, parades, games, Camp-0-Rees, etc. during the year 1mder safe leadership and we are proud of the work the boys and loaders have done. Swimming in all of our three camps was carefully supervised by .American Red Cross Life Saving Instructors. Cariip Currier o.nd Kamp Kia Kima were inspected by Mr. Lewis W. Hall, Assistant Director of ~~e Health & Safety Service and Camp Daniels was inspected by Mr. Harley F.. Erb, Regional Executive. Puge 8 INTER-RACIAL COMMITTEE The work of the Inter-Racial Committee is confined solely to Negro Scouts and is handled through a sub-covncil k:no>'m as the Seminole Division of Chickasaw Council. All of the officers a...~d members of the Seminole Division, including the .Assistant Scout E:l~ec-o.tive, a.re Negroes. During the yea:r ending December l, 1939 nine new Troops of Scouts were organized and five Troops were dropped from the rolls. There are now 34 Troops, or a net gain of four Troops over the previous year. There are now 561 Scouts as compared to 558 last year, a net gain of three Scouts. There are two Cub Packs, the same as last yea:r but they have increased from 29 to 37 Cubs on the rolls. The Camping program at Camp Daniols was the best in its history with 101 Scouts in camp during the four weeks season. The boys spent a total of 139 Scout weeks as compared to 110 weeks in 1938. While the attendance was better the advancement of the Scouts was not as good, as only 13 Merit Badges were awarded as compared to 45 last year. We want to toke this opportunity to thank 11 The Commercial Appeal Camp Fund For Boys 11 which enabled 35 underprivileged Scouts to go to ca.mp. The Scouts were selected through Tne Family Welfare Agency to whom we are indebted for fine cooperation. Through the help of these agencies the Camp was made more useful to the boys. The Scouts of the Seminole Division have done their share of 11 Good 'i11u-ns 11 in connection with civic activities. They have served a.s guides, ushers, otc. a.TJ.d have assisted with traffic and in holding back the crowds during the Cotton Carnival and Spirit of Christmas Parades; they have assisted in flllg raising ceremonies and in other worthwhile things. We are proud of their accomplishments as :pnrticipa.ting citizens. During the yoa:r there were only 23 Merit Badges won by Negro Scouts; two Scouts advanced to First Class Ra~.k; one to Star and one to Life Rank. Your Committee feels that one of the most important needs of the Council is to provide ways and means for N"ogro Scouts to adv.,mce in rank ond to I take part in the Merit :Badge activities. The need is great, as will be seen from the fact that in 1938 there were 78 Merit Badges awarded as compared to 23 this year. Your Committee feels that advancement in rank must be constantly urged on our Negro Scouts or they will not get the full benefit of Scout training. We ask your help in this, for it is vital to the success of the future in the Seminole Division. In the Finance Campaign the Seminole Division turned into the Council $633.60 in cash nnd $1,049.07 in pledges, a total of $1,682.67. This is $444.62 less tha~ the Division raised in 1938. We feel that our Negro work is making some progress but that especial attention must be paid to advancement in 1940. We urgently request that emphasis be laid on advanceme:!'.lt throug.,l:lout 1940. 1------------·--------·-·--------- , ___________ . Po.go 9 Inter-RA.cinl Committee (Cont'd) The Committee recommends that in order to push the advancement of the Seminole Division that the Inter-Racial Committee for 1940 be composed of the Chairman plus one menber of the following Council Committees who would be designate~ by the Chairman of his Committee to work with the corresponding Con'll"'..J.ttee of the Seminole Division: Organization, Training, Carfrping, Health & Safety, Advancement, Civic Relations, Fina.nee and Activities. This should lead to a much more efficient handling of the Seminole Division. ORG.AlJIZATIOlJ COMMITTEE In February 1939 the Council received the Walter W. Read Acorn Awa.rd for reaching its objectives in total number of Scouts, Troops, Cubs and Packs for the year 1938. We feel sure you a.re as proud of this trophy as we are, for every Scout and Scouter in the Co1mcil have a right to feel a re~l satisfaction in receiving this recognition from our National President. Your Committee has been and is now working hard to organize enough new units to ~in this Award for the second time. We believe we will, for the objective in Scouts has a.lr~Qdy been passed. But in order to win t~e Award for 1939, three new Troops, two Cub Packs and 12 additional Cubs must be enrolled bofore December 31st. Now in process of organization are six Troops of white Scouts and two Troops of Negro Scouts; eight Packs of white and one of Negro Cubs. We believe enough of these will be registered to win the Award. DurinG the past year 14 Troops of vTI1ito Scouts and 9 Troops of Negro Scouts have been orgnnized. We are glad to report there has been a gn.in in Troops, Scouts, Cubs and Packs and that the Qouncil now has J!.h.q larsest ~ffinbership in its ~istory. Below is shown a comparison of nenbcrship for the past three years, as well as the gain made over the 1938 record: Dec. l, 1937 Dec, 1, 1938 Dec. 1, 1939 GA.IN Whi tc Sc0Uts 1,678 1,838 2,090 252 N cgro Scouts 408 ~ _Qfil,_ J TOTAL SCOUTS ••.••.• 2,086 2,396 2,651 255 White Troops 66 76 85 9 Net:;ro Troops A _]Q. 34 -1 TOTAL TROOPS ••••••• 87 106 119 13 Vfai to Cubs 46 60 95 35 Negro Cubs _Q. ~ 37 _a TOTAL ClJ3S • ........ 46 89 132 43 ----------------·---------- Pn;~o 10 Organizati9n Committee (Cont'd) peg, 1, 1937 Dec. 1, 19!28 Dec. 1, 1939 GAIN Wl.1i te Cub Packs 2 2 4 2 Negro Cub Packs _a. _a ~ _Q TOTAL CUB Packs 2 4 6 2 Wo regret re report that during the yea:r five Troops of vVhite Scouts and five Troops of Negro Scouts were dropped from the rolls. Efforts are now being mnde to revive some of these Troops and we hope to have them in good sto.nding in the near future. There are over .13,000 boys of Scout age (12--16) in our area and there is plenty of room for more of them to have the benefits of Scout trnining. Therefore, we recommend that every effort be made to organize additional Troops and Packs during 1940. Q.UTFITTJJIBS 1 COMMITTEE The three official outfitters in Memphis are J, Goldsmith & Sons Co,, Phil A. Halle and Lowenstein's, During the year the stocks of Scout uniforms, supplies and equipment carried by these outfitters havo been inspected by meobers of the Committee and were fo'Ulld to be adequate, We pa:rticularly comm.end these firos for the fine displays they have r:iade and the publicity they have given to Scout uniforms, etc. in their stores and f'or the a.dvcrtisOI!lcnt s they have carried each week i:h "The Press Scioi tor". They have worked with and for the Council and we wish to thank them for their help, All of the outfitters have Scou.t Cabins in their boy's deplll'tments which not only attract boys but materially aid in interesting them in the Mover.:ient and in getting correct uniforo.s. We consider this as benefi,.. cial to the Council as well as the boys. We desire to thank J. Goldsoith & Sons Co. for furnishing an 11 Advancer:ient Chart11 to each Troop in the Council. This chart carries a natural color picture of all of the badges and insignia of the Boy Scouts of America as well as space to record the advancement of all members of a Troop. It supplies a long felt need and we appreciate it. Phil A. Halle has furnished an official Boy Scout Calendar for 1940 to all Scoutoasters and in addition is now furnishing a calendar to all Scouts who apply for it. This is a very useful gift and is appreciated by us as well as those who receive the ealenda:rs. For 1940 we reconr:iend the outfitters continue to display the official ~quipr.ient, etc. as they have this year, for they are making a ',real contribution to the Moveoent by keeping in stock and effectively displaying the many things which Scouts use. Pago 11 ----·------- PUBLICITY COMMITTEE For many years 11 The Press Scimi tar 11 has cooperated with the Council by publishing a quarter-pate of news each week known as 11 The Scout Press Scimitar". This is a very valuable aid in informing the Scouts a.nd Scouters of Courts of Honor, activities, Camp-0-Rees, etc. and it is widely read. In addition, the columns of the pa.per have always been open to Scout news of all kinds. We are especially indebted to 11 The Press Scimitar" for the fine publicity given to the Council's Finance Campaign. This did much to insure the success of the Campaign and we appreciate it. "The Commercial Appeal 11 has bean very generous in printing Scout news and has cooperated to the fullest extent in publicizing the Council 1 s activities. Just before the Finance Campaign 11 The Commercial Appeal" devoted the entire front page of the Rotograviire Section to Scouting. This fine page was of extraordinary value to the Council and to the Campaign. Throughout the year "The Commercio.l Appeal 11 has been very helpful to the cause of Scouting and we want to express our appreciation for the fine support they have given. Your Committee has always found Radio Stations WM C, WM P S, W.E.B.Q, and WR E C ready and willing to give freely of their time a..~d support in broadcasting Scouting events and we want to take this opportunity to thank them. Not only has the management of these stations been generous with time on the air but the men on the staffs have voluntarily made many valuable suggestions as to programs, scripts, etc. which have greatly increased the effectiveness of the programs. Tho Council is indebted to them for their many contributions. We want to thank the Memphis Street Railway Co. for allowing us to put Finance Campaign cards in the street cars and busses during the Campaign. This good publicity is much appreciated. We are indebted to the Standard Printing & Supply Co. f9r printing 15,000 Campaign Cards and other printed material; the Superior Pres for printing the car cards used in the Campaign; Latsch & Arnold, Inc •. for· printing the cover of this book and other programs; the Graham Paper Co. for their many contributions of paper for use in all of the above. These firms have been liberal in their contributions· to the welfare of Scouting and we do appreciate their help. We want to thank the official outfitters, J. Goldsmith & Sons Co., Phil A. Halle and Lowenstein's for the excellent window displays during Boy Scout Week. READING COMMITTEE Our Council accepted a quota of 250 new subscriptions to the official Scout magazine 11:Soys' Life11 for the year 1939. To date we have 11ot reached this quota but we expect to before the year is over. This magazine costs but 6!¢ per month and we consider this one P.ago 12 Reading Committee (Cont'~) of the best investments which can be made for a boy. Seventy~five cents per year is a small amount when the values of good reading are considered and all of us should encourage our boys to develop good habits in their reading. The Council is greatly indebted to the Cossitt Library for the loo.n of a fine collection of books for the use of the Scouts at Kamp Kia Kima These books were a. source of rea.l pleasure to the boys in Kamp a.s well as furnishing information on nature, flowers, birds and the like which the boys studied. For many years the Libra.ry has helped in this we:y and we do appreciate what it has done for the Kamp. RURAL SCOUTING Outside of the City Limits of Memphis there are now 21 Troops of White Scouts and two Troops of Negro Scouts, a total of 23, which is a gain of one Troop as compared to last yea:r. Of these Troops there are 14 in Tennessee, 6 in Mississippi and 3 in Arkansas. We feel there should be mor.e Troops in the rural sections of our Council and we recommend that in 1940 additional stress be laid on getting Scouting to more boys outside of Memphis. Thore are thousands of boys of Scout age in the 4~ counties in our Council and a great majority of these boys want and need Scouting. There arc several new Troops now in process of organization and we strongly recommend that additional Troops be organized just as rapidly as the proper leadership can be found and trained. SEl~IOR SCOUTING Chickasaw Council was very fortunate in getting a splendid boat for the use of the Sea Scouts from the U. S. Coast Guard enrly in 1939. This boat is 47 feet long, with a beam of 15 feet and draws 4 1 2 11 of water. It is equipped with~ a :Buda. gasoline engine of 130 HP and is a fine boat for the use of the Scouts, as it is sate o.nd seaworthy. We are indebted to the Coast Guard for this boat nnd its equipment which enabled the S. s. s. "Idlewild! to cruise to New Orleans this sumner. This was a trip the Scouts will never ·,. forget and they are to be commended for the w~ they conducted themselves on this long cI"llise. Your OoUJmittce feels that a cruise of this nature should be part of the Sea Scout Program for next year and every year. In addition to this long cruise the Sea Scouts have taken many short cruises on the Mississippi during the year. The Council now has two Sea Scout Ships, the 11:Bonita 11 and the 11 Idlewild11 but we should have several others and your Committee recommends that at least three new Ships be organized during 1940. It is also r.ecommended that more social f'Uilctions for older Scouts be planned and carried out during the coming year, as these affairs appeal to young men and will keep them affiliated. With the Movement for a longer period of time. Page 13 Senior Scouting (Cont'd) There is now a great and growing interest in Explorer Scouting &Uld we look· for continued growth in this program. We also recom.~end that additional EXplorer Patrols be organized in 1940. TRAINING COMMITI'EE Tl1e Training Committee is glad to report that in 1939 there has been the largest amount of training in the histo~r of the Council. Early in the year we realized that training and more training is vital to the successful operation of our Scout Troops and we have tried to make available the courses which were most needed. Below is a report of these courses: The course "Principles of Sc outrnastership11 was completed in March with 32 Scouters being awarded certificates. A total of 90 men attend~ ed some parts of this course. 31 Troops sent Patrol Lenders to the Patrol Leaders Training School. 178 Scouts attended these meetings and 85 were awarded certificates. 22 District Commissioners took part, in the District Commissioners Training Course and 15 received certificates. The Troop Comping Course held in Memphis o.nd at Camp Currier had 42 men to take the training with 33 receiving certificates. The course 11 Intro(i,uction to Scouting", "Pa.rt 1, Eletients of Scout Len.dership!' was conducted :t'or the :first time with 58 men attending, 43 of whom were awarded certificates. First Aid. training under the supervision of the Red Cross re ... sulted in 9 men receiving cards for the Standard Course and 6 men passed the Advanced /Course. The training course, 11 Troop Operation", which is 11 Eleoents of · Scout Leadership, Po.rt 11~ is now being conducted with 43 men cnrollod. It is expected a largo majority of these will receive certificates. 30 Negro Scouters participated in the course 11 IntJJoduction to Scouting" and 19 have been a.ward.ed certificates. A re-cap of the above shows that 300 men have taken part in these courses and that 157 certificates have been awarded; and that 178 boy leadars have been given sone training with 85 receiving certificates. This nuober of certificates will be swelled when the results of the 11 Troop Operation11 course are known. One important step forward this year is the organization of the .Training Cot.Jmi tt ee into groups, each group being charged with the duty of putting on one course each year. The plan is to have these courses to be conducted at approxioatoly the saoe time each year so that all Scouters will Pac;e 14 Training Copr.iittee (Cont'd) have an opportunity to get the training they desire. This plan is working splendidly due to the cooperation of the Vice-Chaintlon of the Coomittee who have worked faithfully and well in naking these courses so successful. Your Chairman wishes to take this opportunity to express his thanks to all of the Meobers of the Training Coonittee and to the oen who have served as instructors o..nd staff oeubers of the various courses. Without their help we could not have made the real progress whicl1 is shown in the above figures. The Training Cor:oittce has planned training courses to occur in March, .April and May 1940 in 11 Principles of Scoutmastership, Part 1 11 and 11 Troop Comping~ First .Aid training is available practically at all tir,1es. We recor.ir.iond that continued eL1Phasis be put on the trainin6 Progran of the Council during the coming year. THE SCOUT OATH On my honor, I will do my best To do my duty to God, and my country, To obey the Scout Law ~o help other people at all times, To keep myself physically strong, mentally awake and morally straight. THE SCOUT LAW .A Sco11t is TRUSTWORTHY OBEDIENT :WY.AL CHEERFUL HELPFUL THRIFTY FRIENDLY BRA.VE COURTEOUS CLEAN KIND REVERENT Page 15 i-~ (:J ... ~J1 . . ' . ~- l~ ~ - I COU~!CJL, B. S.f\. j~JG-. -- I BALI.OT FOR ELECTION OF OFFICE.ttS JOO) COUNCIL ME!li;BE::.i.S-AT-LARGE FOR YEAR BEGINNING- JANUARY 1, l,939 ********* FOR PRESIDENT (Vote for One) l- Mr,_ C. Arthur !lru~e - FOR VICE-?B.ESIDENTS {Vote for Fo~ ---Mrn A .. K. Burrow Mr. Walter L. Smith Mr., P .. A. Clayton Mr. Abe Scharff FOR SECRET.ARY (Vote for One) Mr. P. C. Clarke FOR TREASUREtl (Vote for One)_ Mr. w. P. Hallid::!.V -- FOR COMl\II SSIOl'JER (Vote for One) Dr. T. s. Eliot FOR FIELD COMMISSIONER (Vote for One) Mr. F. J. Flanruran *********** FOR COUNCIL lvllliBERS-AT-1.ARGE, as per attached list. I Alexander, Vance J. Angus, John A. Allen, James Seddon Allen, June D. Allen, Preston Allen, Thomas H. Atkinson, Dr. W. R. Au.stin, John A. Awsumb, George Ayres, Dr. J. c. Baber, Rodney Bacon, Col. W. J. Ball, Ernest c. Barker, Judge H. H. Barrow, E. R. Barry, Edward F. Bateman, Dr. R. J • Bizot, Jilnile A. Blaisdell, Dr. C, F. Blue, Dr. w. R. Bodley, Dr. J. w. Bondurant, Jack, Jr. Bowld, w. F. Boyce, Rev. E. G. Boyle, J. Bayard Bradley, Dr. James F. Brennan, J. J. Brinkle~r, .Ami el W. Brode, Julien Brown, J. Goodlett Brown, R. Bates Brown, S. Toof Bruce, C. Arthur Bunn, H. T. Burrow, A. K. Butler, c. W. Jr. Butler, Dr. Tait Caldwell, E. R. Callow, Lewis C. Campbell, Dr. Willis C. Canada, Col. J. W. Canale, Phil M. Carroll, W. s. Carter, M. o. Castle, s. Nelson Chambers, C. M. Chambers, J. D. COIDTCIL MEMB3RS~.AT-LAB.GE Champion, R. G. Christenbury, Fred Church, C. H. Clark, Dolph Clark, Roscoe c. Clarke, P. c. Clayton, Henry M. Clayton, P. A. Coffey, Ben B., Jr. 1 Col1n, B. L. I Cole, Sam F. I Collier, J. D. Condon, Martin J. Cooper, w. o. , Coors, Dr. G. A. I Cory, A. J. Cox, .Allen, Jr. 1 1 Cox, Orin L. Cox, W. w. 1 Crawford, A. M. I Creson, R. F. Creson, T. K. 1 Crenshaw, W. A. . I Crump; E. H. Sr. 1 Crump, E. H. Jr. I Cunningham, Jesse Chandler, o. B. I I I Dalstrom, Ed. 1 Darnell, Herbert I Davis, Clifford Dean, s. B. t~efries, Ray Lee !Diehl, Dr. Charles Dilworth, J. E. I !Dolan, Rev. Edward Dolan, T. R. 1Donelson, Andrew J. I Doz~er, R. M. ,, 1 Davis , Dr. J. 1•;1urry ' Eckert, George J. Edge, W. T. 'Edmondson, J. s. jEdwards, Frank c. 1 Eldredge, Mark !Eliot, Dr. T. s. Erskine, Albert R. :Ettelson, Dr. H. w. !Evans, Dr. s. s. Farrell, John J. Fiedler 9 Dr. F. W. . Finch, M. E. I Fi sher, ,Allen I . Flanagan, Joe Fleming, Joseph D. I Ford, Fred , Fowler, Vl. :s. I Freeburg, Harry I Fargason, John T. Gartly, Dr. George Gates, J. w. Gaut, D. c. Geig~r,, Ervine Glascock, Charles Glasgow, Ben E. Goldsmtih, Fred Goldsmith, Jack Gooch, Cecil M. Graham, F. J. Graves, Dr. L. M. Grout, F. M. Guice, Fred Goltma.n, Dr. J. s. Hale, E. w. Halle, .Arthur Halliday, w. P. Ha.rro ld, E. A. Hartley, Robert w. Hays, Lake Jr. Heiskell, A. L. Herrington, R. L. Highsaw, Prof. J. L. Hill, R. E. Hirsh, B. ;7. Hobson, Dr. J. J. Holmes, F. c. Holt, iViaynard Hopper, .A.. L. Hopper, Joe B. Howard, Percy Hudson, Calvin Hughes, Allen, Jr. Hughes, c. Rel Hunt, J. n. Hussey, Robert J. Irby, w. B., Jr. Jacobson, c. M. Johnson, J. o. Johnson, W. c. Johnson, Dr. William 1 Jolly, Dave I Jones. Henry s. , Jones, Hugh 1 Keller, Et,€;ene I Xerr, L. J., Klepper, Geo. M. Klinck, Chief Irby Krivcher, Joseph Lane, Hunter Lane, V. G. Leach, E. K. Lee, James . 1 Lee, Dr. R. G. Lea, Robert E. Lee, Chief w. D. LePrince, J. A. Lerner, s. M. 1 Leroy, Dr. Louis I Levy, Dr. Louis , Lewis, Dr. A. c. I Lewis, T .. w. Lichterman, Ira J. 1 1 Lightman, M. A. Linn, E. R. 1 Livermore, Dr. George R. I Lohmeyer, J. A. : Lucas, Fred I Macfarlane, G. o. : l:allory t rr. w. I Malone, J. H. ' Maury, J. E. r Maxon, Bishop James M. 1 McCabe, c. T. I 1;ccaslin, Dr,. Robert R. ~.cElravy, C • .A.. 1 McGee, E. L. ( i,:cGeorge, H. L. 1 McKee, R. w. I' McKnight, Thomas McW.horte~, A. D. 1 1 Ueeman, E. J. , Melroy, N. J. 1 Morgan, Allen ! Morgan. John T. Moriarty, Herbert j Myers, Ben F. l 1 Norfleet, R. Vance ~~~~--~~~~~~~-...L..J~--~--~~--~~~~~l 0 'Brien, \V. J. O'Call-9£:.han, J. E. Q 'Connor~ .Frank 0 • ~ ·1 ""elm d rg:i. .1. - ~ E. :un Orgill~ William Overton, l7a·~kins Ozburn, N. Field Page, Carl Patton, Wesley E. Peete, Russell Penland, Clifford Pennebaker, c. T. Peres, Hardwig Phillips, George P. Pidgeon, Everett Pipkin, A. E. Pipkin, Perry Plank, E. E. Plough, Abe Prescott, W. J. Ragland, s. E. Ragsdale, F. V. Ragsdale, Dr. w. E. Ramsay, R. G. Ramsey, Eenry T. Reid, Wallace R. Richardson, Charles D. Richardson, Gilmer Riechman, J • A. Rob·erts, John E. Roulhac , John S. Roy, George T., Jr. Rugg, L. E. Russell, Edward P. Russell, Dr. George M. Ryan, w. A. Sr. Ryan, w. A. Jr. Rychener, Dr. R. o. Saino, J. E. Sandown, W. H. Scharff, Abe Scharff, Aaron R. Schloss, Gilbert M. Schoembs, Arthur Schwartz, Merrill Searight, Dr. M. w. Sellers, Perry Sexton, Fred Shepherd, s. J. Sims, R. B. Jr. Skinner, Raymond Smart, T. H. Smith, Walter L. Springfield, C. L. Sullivan, He P. Sweeney, Frank Strauss. G,, D. Taylor. Kenon , R Taylor~- L.. o Taylor~· R,, Ae Taylor, Dr. Robert Th()mpson, E. F. Thorupson, L .. K. Turnbull, Steve Turner, Norfleet Tyson, w. T. Valentine, John Vieh, Edward ?. Waggener, .Andrew B. Wagner, D. Eugene Walker, Se P •. Waring, Col. Roane Watkins, R. G. Webb, Harry Webster, William A. I Weeks, Dr. A. B. Weems, Charles Williams, Dr. Gray I Wild, A. J. 1 Wilkinson, Russel I Williams, O. P. ~ilson, Harry c. Wood, George 1l Wood, Dr. Perey Wurzburg,. Abe I { Young,. Dr. Thomas K. , Zink, Clyde J. · f Zook, Martin I I I I I f t r Council Members elected Annual 'Meeting, December 14, 1938 for the 1 year 1939. ------·---------·---------------·-·-· _ _..._. ___ " -1 I j J .r. r--------··-----------·---.. -· .. ~·------- ... -----------------1 i----------~------~--------·-----·----·----·------t Memphis, Tenn. Chickasaw Council, B.S.A. Inc. Nev. 28,1939 1~----~------~·~---------- ~·~------------~~·------i i I C }-J J C JC;-\ S 1\ \;\f C C> LJ ~I C J L 1 S I I 1\ 1't i'I U ;\ L 1\;f E E -r J 1'1 G J-J 0 -r E L P E 1\ .B 0 D Y 1Yl C> ~I D f\ Y1 DE C t J\;1 B £ f( The .Annual Meeting of the Council is an outstanding event and cne to which ALL Scouters are invited to attend. It is a source of inspiration, of good fellowship, of good Scouting.. You and your friends are cordially invited and urged to be present. Please mark on your calendar MONDAY. DECEM.BER 11th HOTEL PEABODY BUSINESS MEETING (for Scouters only) 5 :00-6:00 P.M. (Louis XVI Room, Mezzanine) DINNER MEETING (for everyoody) 6i30-9:00 P.M. (Ballroom) As is customary the Meeting will be held in two parts ~ .. the Business Meeting from 5:00 to 6 :OO P.M. ,. at which time the election of Officers and Council Members for 1940 and other business will be transacted. The Dinner Meeting from 6:·30 to 9:00 P.M., where we will have as our guest and speaker DR. GEORGE J. FISHER. Deputy Chief Scout Execμtive Dr. Fisher is noted all over America as one of the best speakers in Scouting. He will bring to Memphis a message you will enjoy as well as one of importance to every man and woman interested in boyhood. The Council is exceptionally f~rtunate in being able to get Dr. Fisher to come from New York for this meeting and on behalf ef the Council we urge you to come and hea.r Dr. Fi sher1 s address. Among the highlights of the Dinner Meeting will be the presentation of Eagle Badges to a number of Scouts and the presentation of the Silver Beaver Award to two Scouters who have rendered outstanding service to boyhood. The names of these Scouters will not be lmown until the award is made. L -2- There will be mus i c, good fellowship and fun. We are striving to have every Scouter in the Council present on December 11th -- we are asking you, as a Committee of One, to holp in this by 1. Being present yourself. 2. Bringing your friends. Please n ote ladi es a re cspaci al) Y i.nvi ted to th.;, Dinner Me eting . With your h e lp this will be the best meeting the Council h as ev.~r held -- we are counting on YOU!!!! Sincerely ;,·ours, ANNUAL MEETING COMMITTEE By_ C)_ 1J?jJ_. -""-'" '--o.._AM~· ~c;.,.,-.,., __ _ Chairman • - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ...... : ~ -·O .,, -c ·li .... .,, -~ :z: 0 .... BOOST SEHER READING FOR BOYS gST BOl~~ UFE cC , UI .. •O - . . :·. ; 'eovs'LIFE .WEEK < DEC. IOTH ~ l6 TH B 0 Y S1 L I F E 7l E E K Decemb e r 1 0th - 16th i n clus iv e 11 Bcys 1 Life", the official Scout magazine, is good clean r e ading for ALL boys. And now, here is 11.n o u portunity for Scouts and Scouters to ee.!"n money for their Troop s or for themselves. Tho regular price for 11 Boys 1 Life11 is $1.50 per year. To all Scouts anrl Scouters who secure subscriptions at the ree;'lllar price One year •.•. • .. • ••.• $1. 50 Three years •. • •••.•• $4.00 the Council will pay a "commission" of 75¢ for a. 1 y uar subscription or $1.45 for a 3 years subscription. Here is a fine chance to malru some s p ending mo n ey for Christmas. Please turn in all subscriptions, with the money for same, at Headquarters, 501 Columbian Mutual Tower, and -- Don 1 t forgtit ettch Scout can still subscri-ne at the price of 75¢ p ~ r year. To each Troop which has 100% of its members to ~~bscribe a handsome blue all d white p ennant will be awarded. Several 'rroops hav .; already won this rennant. HAS YOURS??? If no·t, now is the time to put your should.er to the wheel. Remember, 11 Boys 1 Life" h a s 'been aptly called a 11 a silent Assistant ScoutmA.stl3r 11 because of the help i. t giv'3s to Scout Leaders. 3y encouraging your Scouts to reacl it you will b e helping both yourself 3.Ild the 'to;rs. 1 () I Ql!19 KA SAW Q_Q.VNCIL, B. S .• A. INC. MINUTES OF ANNUAL M~ITETING 1939 The Annual Meeting of Chickasaw Council. Boy Scouts of America, Inc., was held on Monday, Decembet" 11, 1939 at 5:00 P. M. in JJouis XVI Room of Hotel Peabody. Mr. C. Arthur Bruce, President, presided and the following Council Members were present: Mr. Percy A. Clayton Mr. Abe Scharff Mr. A. K. Burrow Mr. Walter Lane Smith Mr. P • C. Cl ark Mr. W. P. Halliday Dr. T. S. Eliot Mr. Joe Flanagan Dr. J. S. Goltman Mr. R. G. Ramsay Mr. John E. Roberts Mr. E. A. Bizot Mr. Rorlney Baber Mr. H. M. Cleyton Mr. Joe Hopper Mr. s. B. Dean Mr. J. G. Gates Mr. A. D. McWhort1.or Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Commissioner Field Commissioner Chairman Heal th & Safety Committee Chairman Camping Committee Chairman Inter-Racial Committee Chairman Reading Committee Chairman Civic Relations Committee Chainnan Organization Committee Chairman Training Committee Chairman Rural Scouting, DeSoto County Member-At-Large of Executive Board Member-At-Large of Executive Board Mr. P. L. Day Mr. Dolph Clark Mr. Russell F. Peete Mr. M. Eldredge Dr. Geo. P. Rawls Mr. Forrest Mottweiler Mr. F. L. Christenbury Mr. Arthur Schoembs Dr. Sam L. Wadley Dr. A. C. Lewis Mr. J. E. 0 1 0allaghan Mr. Henry Jones Mr. :B. F. Myers Mr. N. G. Paddison, Sr., Mr. Andrew Waggenar Mr. C. T. McCabe Mr. Roscoe Clark Mr. Ben Coffey Mr. T. P. Howard, Lake Cormorant, Mi.ss. Mr. O. L. Cox, Lal<:e Cormorant, Miss. Mr. C. T. Pennebaker Mr. Edward F. Thompson Mr. Lewis Cal low Mr. Arthur Katz Dr. A. E. Weeks Mr. A. S. Herriman Mr. L. B. Powell Dr. George J. Fi sher, Deputy Chief Scout Executive, Mr. Harley E. Erb, Regional Executive, Mr. W. Gordon Merri s, Scout· Executive and Mr. W. E. Thacker, Assistant Scout Executive were also present. The following Scouters also attended: Rev. A. C. Maxted, Tunica, Miss. Mr. C. R. Otto. Jr., Mr. Warren Ledbetter Mr. Hugh McCain Mr. Vial ter Kantor Mr. David Schulherr Mr. Earl Berry -2- The President, Mr. C. Arthur Bruce, called the meeting to order anc'l asked Rev. F. D. Daniel, Pastor of the Norris Ave. Presbyterian Church, to pronounce the invocation. Mr. Bruce recommended the Council Members to the meeting and made a few remarks on the work of the Council during the past year. Mr. Bruce called on the Scout Executive, Mr. W. Gordon Morris, for a report of the Council activities for the fiscal year ending December 1, 1939. The Scout Executive pointed out some of the major accomplishments of the Council stating that the Council now has the largest num'Jer of Scouts and Cubs in its historyand that there had been a tremendous increase in attendance at Camp Currier and an exceptional increase in the number of Merit Badges awarded, etc., He asked the Council Members to read the Report of Cammi ttees which was given given to each man present. Mr. W. E. Thacker, Assistant Scout Executive distributed the Reports of the Cammi ttees to the Council Members. Mr. C. T. McCabe moved that it be the sense of the meeting that an expression of sympathy be sent to Mr. John T. Morgan who had been sick for a long time. This was seconded and carried. Mr. Ben B. Coffey critized the action of the Court of Honor in the award of the Bird Study Merit Badge to Scouts to whom he did not think the award. was warranted due to the fact that he had not approved the award of these badges. Mr. Bruce stated that he would take the matter up and have it adjusted as soon as possible. Mr. C. T. McCabe called attention to the fact that some yeam ago a memorial to Mr. Ike Block had been proposed at Camp Currier and that a Council Member had agreed to furnish the lumber for this memorial but it had not been built. He suggested that this memorial be constructed in the memory of Mr. Ike Block as soon as possible. Mr. W. P. Hallidey stated that there should be a memorial at Camp Currier for men who have served in Scouting and. have passed on to their reward. There was some discussion of this but no action was taken. I Mr. E. A. Bizot, Chai~nan of the Nominating Committee, nominated the Officers and Council Members for the year 1940. Next attached is a copy of the ballot containing the names and officers of the Council Members pr,oposed by Mr. Bizot. Mr. Bruce then called for nominations from the floor. Mr. Joe Hopper nominated Mr. Joe Dalstrom. Mr. P. C. Clark nominated Dean H. B. Hoag for membership on the Council. Mr. Bruce called for a vote on the election of these Officers and it was moved by Dr. A. B. Weeks and seconded by Mr. Arthur Katz and unanimously carried. The Scout Executive was instructed to carry the entire vote for the members present which number of members constituted a quorum for the officers and council members nominated. This motion was unanimously carried. Mr. Bruce requested all members to stay for the Annual Meeting Dinner which would be held in the Ballroom at 6:30 P. M. There being no further business the meeting adjourned at 5:45 P. M. / COUJ'ICJL, B. S.;\. L~lC. B,AJ:iLOT FOR ELECTION OF OFJi'ICERS AND COUNCIL ?v!Elv!BERS..AT ... LMG;FJ FOR YEAR BEGINNING JANUARY l. 1940 ********* - .. -·-( 1'.QJ.L~S ILJEN1.C -- (Vot~ for_Qg~ I Mr! AQ.§.. Sc~1arff I ·--· FrYR V ICA_-PRES ID;IBNT S (Vote for Fo..~ -·- ~..!.. A. __ K. Burrow - •··· - Mr. P. A. Cl~tQn ~ --- •.. Mr. Ed • Dalstrorn_ Mr. Andrew B. W~gener -·---· .... - -· .__ ·- ·------· l!,OR $Hr!RmTARY __ {Vots;i t:o !' Qrui}. J~~· ~·re~ c. Cl9rke --------· ·-·- FOR 'I'Rli:ASUREL. _ (Vote f.Q!:_ One)i Mr. --~-!!_~11 ida.,v .. -··- __ .... ___ t FOR COMMISSIONER (VoJ.Lf£!_ On~lf Mr. Henni:_Jv1_9 l ~to!?-_. ·-·i !---··---·-- _..;.._ ____ , FOR FIELD COMMISSIONER (Vo..l!i. for OWi Mr. F !....~!_anagan --- .. ··· - - *********** --- ---·-· FOR commIL MEMBERS-AT-LARGE• as ner attached li.!3t• _ .... --· - ..... . ' -- .. Acroyd, w. L. Agee, G, Worthen Alexander, Vance J. .Angus, John A. Allen, James Seddon Allen, June D. Allen, Preston Allen, Thomas H. Atkinson, Dr. W. R. Austtn, John A. Awsumb, George J.y-:.-es, Dr. J. c. Baber, Rodney Bacon, Col. W. J. Ball, Ernest C. Barker, Judge H. H~ Barrow, E. R. Barry, Edw~rd F. Bateman, Dr. R. J, Beasley, John B. Bizet, Emile A. Blaisdell, Dr. c. F. Blue, Dr. W. R. Bodley, Dr. J, w. Bolton, A. Earle :Bondurant, Jack Jr. Bondurant, Julian B. Boone, Daniel H. Bowld, W. F. Boyce, Rev. E, G. Boyle, J. Beyard Bradley, Dr. James F. Brennan, J. J. Brode, Julian Brown, J. Goodlett Brown, R. G. Brown, S. Toof Bruce, C,. Arthur Bunn, H. T. Burrow, A • K. Butler, C. W. Jr. Caldwell, E. R. Carlisle, G. A. Jr. Callow, Lewis C. Campbell, Dr. Willis C, ~ COUNCIL MEMBERS-AT-LARQ:E Canada, Col. J. W, j Canale, Phil M. Carroll, W. S. I I Carter, M. O. · Castle, S. Nelson 1 Chambers, C. M. I Chambers, J. D. 1 Champion, R. G. I Chandler, o. B. Christenbury, Fred L. I I Church, C. H. Clark, Dolph 1 Clark, Roscoe C. f Clarke , P, C. , Clayton, Henry M. I Cl~ton, P. A. Coffey, Ben B. Jr. I I Cohn, B. L. J Cole, Sam F. 1 Collier, J. D. l Condon, Martin J. 1 Cooper, W. O. I Coors, Dr. G. A. Cory, A. J. 1 1 . Cox, Allen Jr. Coxt Orin L. , Cox. W. W. I Crawford, A. M. Creson, R. F. I I Creson, T. K. Crenshaw, W. A. ' Crump, E. H. Sr. j Crump, E. H. Jr. , Cunningham, Jesse I I I I I I I I I Dal strom, Ed Darnell, Herbert Davis, Clifford Dean, S. B. Defries, Ray Lee Diehl, Dr. Charles Dilworth, J. E. Dolan, T. R. Donelson, Andrew J. Dozier, R. M. Davis, Dr. J. Murry Eckert, George J. Edge, W. T. Fidmondson, J. S. Edwards, Frank C. Eldredge, Mark Eliot, Dr. T. S. Erskine, Albert R. Ettelson, Dr. H. W. Evans, Dr. S. S. Farg~son, Jol1ll T. Jr. ]'arrell, Jobn J. ]'iedler, Dr. F. W. Finch, M. E. Fisher, Allen Flanagan, Joe Fleming, Joseph D. Ford, Fred Fowler, W. B. Frazier, Ceylon B. Freeburg, Harry G::trtly, Dr. George Gates, J. W. Gaut. D. C. Geiger, Ervine Glascock, Charles Glasgow, Ben E. Goldsmith, Fred Goldsmith, Jack Goltman, Dr. J. s. Gooch, Cecil M. Graham, F. J. Graves, Dr. L. M. Grout, F. M. Hcle • .E. W. Halle, Arthur Halliday, W. P. Hampton. W. M. Harrold, E. A. Hartley, Robert W. Heys, Lake Heard, Robert G. Hei sk:ell, A. L. Henry, Wallace Herrington, R. t. Highsaw, Prof. J. L. Hill, R. E. Hirsh, :a. w. Hobson, Dr. J. J. Holmes, F. C. Holt, Maynard Hopp13r, A. L. Hopper, Joe B. Ho ward, Percy Rud.son, Calvin Hughes, Allen Jr. Hugh1:) s, C • Rel Hunt, J. D. Hussey,Robert· J. Irby, W. B. Jr. Jacobson, C. M. Johnson, J. C. Johnson, W. c. Jolly, Dave Jones, Henry S. Jones, Dr. Robert W. Jones, Hugh Jones, Walk C. Jr. Keller, Eugene Karr, L. J. Klepper, George M. Klinck, Chief Irby Knoff, Edward M. Krivchor, Joseph Lane, Hunter Lane V. G. Lee, James Lee, Dr. R. G. Lee, Robort E. Loe, Chiof W. D. LePrince, J. A. Lerner, S. M. Leroy, Dr. Louis Levy 1 Dr. Louis Lt3wi s., Dr. A. C. 1 Lewis, T. W. Loeb, Willi'nm Li-oby. Frruik Lichterman, Ira J. Lightmm, M. A. Linn, E. R. I Livermoru, Dr. George R. • - Lohmeyer, J. A. I Luca,s, Fred Mo.cfnrlane, G. o. Mallory, Vi. W. Malone, J. H. Maury, J. E. Maxon. :Bi shop James M. McCabe, C. T. McCaslin, Dr. Robert H. McElravy, C. A. McGee, E. L. McGeorge, H. L. McGregor·, John McKee. R. W. McKnight, Thomas McWhorter, A. D. Meeman, E. J. Melroy, N. J. Mo:rgan, Allen Morgan, John T. Moriarty, Herbert Mottweiler, Forrest Myers, Ben F. Nickey, Sam Jr. Norfleet, R. Vance O'Brien W. J. 0 1 Callaghan, J. E. 01 Connor,Frank Orgill, Edmund Orgill K. ii. Orgill, William Overton, Watki;ns Ozburn, N. Field Owen, W. L. Page, Carl Patton, Wesley E. Peete, Russell Penland, Clifford Pennebaker, c. T, Peres, Hard.wig Pidgeon, Everett Pipkin, A. E. Pipkin, Perry Plank, E. E .. Plough, Abe Prescott, Vf. J. Pritchard, Russ Ragland, S. E. Ro,gsdal e, F. V. Ragsdale, Dr. W. E. Raines~ Dr. Sam t. Ramsay, R. G. Ramsey, Henry T. Reid, ·Wallace R. Richardson, Charles D. Ri cha.rd son. Gi.lme r Ries, Elmer M. Riechman, J •. A. Roberts, John E. Ross, J. L. Roulhac, John S. Roy, George T. Jr. Ruch, Dr. Walter A· Rugg, L. E. Russell, Edward P. Russell, Dr •. George M. Byan. W. A. Sr. B.Ya.n, W. A. Jt. Icy'choner, Dr. R. O. Sa.ino, J. E. San.down, V'l. H. Scharff, Abe Scharff, Aaron R. Schloss, Gilbert M. Schoembs, Arthur Schwartz, Merrill Searight, Dr. M. 1fl. Sellers, Perry Sex.ton, Fred Shepherd, S. J. Sibley, Dr. Josiah Sims, R, B. Jr. Skinner, J. L. Skinner, Raymond Smith, W~..l ter L. Springfield, C. L. Strauss. G. D. Sullivan, H. P. Sweeney, Frank Taylor, Kenon Taylor, L. R. Taylor, R. A. Taylor, Dr. Robert Thompson, E. F. Thompson , L. K. Turnbull, Steve Turner, Norfleet Tyson, W, T. Valen tine, John Wadley, Dr. s. L. 1 Waggener, Andrew B. Wagn-er, D. Eugene Walker, S. P. Waring, Col. Roane Watkins, R. G. Webb, Harcy Webster, William A. Weeks, Dr. A. B. Weems, Charles Weil, Alvin B. Wetter. Henry Williams, Dr. Gra¥ Wild, A. J. Wilkinson, Russel William, O. P. Willi ss, Carl L. Wilson, Harry C. Wood, George Wood, Dr. Percy iVrey, T. Cecil Wurzburg, Abe Young, Dr. Thomas K. Zink, Clyde J. Zook, Martin Council Members elected at the Annual Meeting December 11, 1939 for the year 1940. 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Title A name given to the resource 1939 Chickasaw Council Reports of Committees Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chickasaw Council, BSA Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1939 Bolton Smith Committee Report https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/3d2371f2eb5670258a1e54ba82c65c84.pdf 4fa75a593048f22c085bf56662135e3f PDF Text Text REPORTS OF COMMITTEES I �CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B•. S. A. INC. Memphis. Tenn~ssee MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD ... 1940 OFFICERS Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Abe Scharff A. K. Burrow P. A. Clayton Edwin Da.lstrom Andrew B. Waggener Percy C. Clarke W. P. Halliday Henry M. Clayton F. Joe Flanagan W. Gordon Morris President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice.-Presiden t Secretary Treasurer Commissioner Field Commission er Scout ExecU. ti ve CHAIRMEN, STANDING COMMITTEES Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr, Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. F. Joe Flanagan W. P. Halliday R. G. Ramsay Rodney Baber James Seddon All en Elmer Ries Emile A. Bizet C. Arthur Bruce J. S. Goltman Edwin Da.lstrom Ray Lee Defries P. A. Clayton H. W. Slavick Jesse Cunningham E. A. Harrold S. B. Dean C. H. Brown Herbert Holmes Russel Wilkinson Joe Hopper Activities Awards & Resolutions Caiaping Ci vie Relations Constitution & By-Laws Court of Honor Cubbing Finance Heal th & Safety Inter-Racial Organization Outfitters Publicity Reading Rural Seouting Rural Scouting Rural Scouting Rural Scouting Senior Scouting Training MEMBERS-AT-LARGE Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr, Mr. Mr. Mr. Erne st C. Ball A. Earle Bolton G. A. Carlisle, Jr. Oran L. Cox Albert R. Erskine John A. Fogleman J. Granville Gates Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. A. E. Hohenberg T. P. Howard Walk C. Jones, Jr. William Loeb Kenneth W. Orgill A. D. McWhorter Perl'IJ Pipkin Mr. Russ l?ri tchard Mr. John E. Roberts Mr. Perry Sellers Mr. J. L. Skinner Mr. Hearn W. Ti dwell Mr. Ha-rry Webb �AWARD.~ s. $0 MDIBERS. OF CH.IOQSAW COUNO!j'.i. :$. A. !NC •. FOR DISTn!GUtSHED SERVICE 'ID .BOYHOQD .T. El E § .I .L v .:m·.. R' :B ]jl Ay D.t· J. 0. A'!/'f!e s Mr. Charles r:c. McCabe :Mr. John '?. Morgm;. Mr. G:eQrge P. Phillipe. Mr. John E. Itoberts liJr. Rarey- Webb Mr. t. R.~ Forsd!¢k ~tr. ,A. D. McWhgrter ¥r. Ben :a- Cof::t~y .Jr. Mr. Walter L. 0¢~ Qeorge WMd F. Joe Fl anagliUl R,. G. Rarr\EiaY EO.win Dal strom M:r:. R. Vo11 Steinen Mr. C • Artb:ur Btu.ce IVlr. M.r. Mr. Mr. Mr. Charles nr. T. s. H. Church Eli0t Mr. Joe Hopper .E R 1 ~i 1931 19~1 1:931 1931 1931 1932 1933 1934 193:5 1935 1. 936' 1936 1937 1937 l 938 1938 1939 1939 *ili**:*****>I<********** ************* *!!< ** *** THE SQ.OOTMASTER Is KEY 141'• :Ben J3.. IJo ff ey • Jr. 1933 DI'. How~r<l Curl M11. R. Von Stetnen 1934 1934 Mr. E. IL t eaoh Mr. Joe Hopper 1935 1936 l 936 M;r. Miller Joh:tc).son Mr. Cha'Vle~ H. Ohu.r¢h Mr. J ~ :era<i:Y W1 ley 1937 Mr. Ru.sse1l Peete 1938 1938 �CHICKASAW COUNCtL, B.S.A., INC. MEMPHIS, TENN. Dec. 12, 1940 To the friends of Scouting: Each December the Council takes stock of its accomplishments. In the Reports of the Council's Committees, which follow, there is a great deal of information as to v.hat has been done by the Scout Leaders who have ~ rked so faithfully to the end that Scouting ideals may continue to be a vital force in the lives of our boys. .And I am confident you will agree that real progress has been made during the fiscal year ending Nov. 30th. But these Reports do not fully reflect the loyal and unselfish service of the hundreds of Scouters who have so freely given of their time and effort to enable our boys to have the benefits of Scouting. To these Scouters is due the credit for the results achieved. I want to take this opportunity to express to each and every Scouter my deep appreciation for the work done and the sacrifices made for the cause of Scouting, for l sincerely believe the men who are training boys to live the Scout Oath and Law are truly bu.ilding a stronger foundation for the continuation of the democracy in which we live. Sincerely yours, Jk~~ Scout Executive �f(£POR.TS ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE During the fiscal year ending December 1, 1940 the Scouts of Chickasaw Council engaged in numerous and varied activities. In all of these they have. been under the guidance of the Scoutmasters, Assistant Scoutmasters and junior officers of the Council. These 1 eaders have worked faithfully and untiringly with their re spec ti ve Troops and your Committee hereby commends their i:p lendid efforts and accomplishments, for we feel they deserve our thanks as well as the thanks of all of the parents and Coum i1 Members for their fine work in training our boys. The tenth Annual Camp Currier Camp~O-Ree was held at Camp Currier, Eudora, Miss., on June 7th, 8th and 9th. Sh:ty-one Troops participated and there was a total of 1, 137 Scouts in Camp. This ex:ceeds the previous year by four Troops and 60 Scouts. The events consisted of Troop Camping, Patrol Camping, First Aid, Cooking,· Scout Rescue, Fire Building & Water Boiling, Forestry and Wall Scaling. These events were judged by the leaders of the Troops entered, District Commissioners and Assistant District Commissioners and their efficiency was as expected, the most sati sfactor; job of judging that we have had. The full participation in these events by the Troops was the best we have had a.nd the even ts were run off in an orderly and. satisfactory manner, with little or no confusion. We believe the orderly and efficient handling of the Troops in the Camp-0-Ree can be largely traced to the District Camp-0-Ree practices which were held in Overton Park in April and. May. These practices wete conducted by the District Commissioners and Officers of the participating Troops and were run off by Districts. The Ac ti vi ties Committee recommends that the next Ca.mp-0-Ree practices be held on dates set up by each District and at locations suitable to each district. This will oe helpful to the Scoutmasters in a number of ways. Your Committee appreciates the wol'k of the District Commissioners in this connection, as well as their help to the Troops throughout the year. No first prize or grand award was ma.de to any Troop as a winner of the Camp...;O... Ree but the efficiency of the Troops was recognized by the award of a pennant to all Troops who scored certain points against the standard. All Troops were eligible to win these pennants -- 10 Troops won the Cle,ss 11 A11 Award, 7 Troops won the Class 11 B 11 Award and 28 Troops won the Class 11 C11 Award, a total of 45 Troops who won awards. The judges complimented the Troops as a whole on the fine work they did in Troop and Patrol Camping and we feel that definite progress has been made and that the camping done is much superior to previous years. Your Committee recommends that the Annual Camp-0-Ree and District practices be held again in 1941. . 11 The Advancement Programtt which was carried on from Sept. 19, 1939 to Dec. 8, 1939 was the fifth of this ..___----=----------~-'---...-------.------ Paga l j �Actiyities Committee (Continued) type of activity to be held in the Council. The use of this 11 Program 11 affords Troop Leaders a well-rounded series of activities in Advancement, Camping, Training, Good Turns, etc. The Troops compete against a standard and pennants were awarded to 32 Troops. We are glad to report that 11 Troops won the Class- 11 A" pennant, 4 Troops the Class 11 B11 pennant and 17 Troops the Cl ass 11 C" penna.n t. Your Comrni ttee is now operating 11 The Advancement Program" for 194:0 and the results will be known early in January. We recommend that another "Advancement Program" 'be carried through in 1941, as we feel this type of activity has a definite place in the fall program of the Council. We further recorrnnend that all Troops should incorporate into their yearly programs a very definite advancement schedule as a goal to be attained. To the Scoutmasters, Assistant Scoutmasters and junior loaders of the Council 1 as woll as the many Scouters who have served as judges and officials during the year, we want to express our sincere thanks, for they have certainly done outstanding work in providing the right type of leadership which is of such vital importance in the Scouting Program of character building and citizenship training. CAMPING COMMITTEE Camp Currier. near Eµdora. Miss. .. IJ ·}J // l /J/ 1\ 1 ~\, '.f} ~ A Council Camp was held. a.t Camp Currier for 6 weeks during ·the past summer with an average attendance of 71 Scouts as compared to 54 Scouts in 1939. During this camp 233 Scouts spent a total of 448 Scout weeks in Currier, as compared to 152 Scouts and 237 weeks last year. The camp fee paid by the Scouts was $4.50 per week (the same as last year) and the net operating cost to the Council amounted to $61.51. . So far as interest and attendance is concer~ed the 1940 season at Camp Currier was the best in the 15 year hi story of the camp ,... this will be readily seen by comparing the figures below: �Camping Committee (Continued) The fine attendance at Camp can largely be attributed to the swimming pool and water system which was given by Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Burrow in 1936. Ever since its construction this splendid equipment has been a source of joy and comfort aP-d satisfaction to the Scouts and Scouters of this Council. And it will continue to afford them pleasure for many years to come. Without this equipment the facilities at Camp were inadequate - with them the Camp offers real opPortunities t·o all of the Scouts and Scouters to enjoy living the open with safo swimming and safe water to drink. Not only does this well, pool and bath-house afford pleasure but it is also of great importance in protecting the heal th of the boys in camp. On behalf of all of the Scouts and Scouters we w:i. sh to e:iq:>ress our deep and la.sting appreciation to Mr. and Mrs. Burrow which has meant so mu.ch and which will continue to mean so much to the heal th and happiness of all of us who f:1J to Camp Currier. On Nov. 24th, 1940 Mrs. Elizabeth B. Currier passed awtcy" in Geneva, Switzerland, where she had made her home for many yea.rs. WG who have had the privilege of knowing Mrs. Currier will always remember with appreciation the many things she did to help Camp Currier to become the splendid place it is today. The Camp was named for Mrs. Currier 1 s husband, Mr. Charles c. Currier, and from the very beginning of the Camp in 1925 and throughout the years she was deeply interested in it. Mrs. Currier provided the funds for the first payment on the purchase of the land ~ she gave funds to build the Mess Hall; the old swimming pool; to build tho dam which now impounds the waters in the lake; and to put gravel on the roads. These improvements have added tremendously to the usefulness of the Camp, and we feel that it is fitting that we should again express our appreciation of the many and generous gifts Mrs. Currier made to the Camp During the past fifteen yea.rs. For a number of years one of the vital needs of the Camp was a Heal th Lodge and. Office :Building, as there was no building availa.blt3 in which to give First Aid, keep records, etc., and the Mess Hall bad to be used for these purposes. We realized this was a bad situation but were unable to do anything about it because of la.ck of funds. This year; through the generosity of Mrs. Belle s. Rosenthal, the Health Lodge and Office Building was constructed as a memorial to Mrs. Rosenthal 1 s son, the late Mr. Mi tch~l H. Rosenthal, Jr. Mr •. Rosenthal was a Scout and Scouter in Chickasaw Council until the day of his death. Not only was he a good Scout but he rendered He was outstandi~ iervioe to the Council as one of its active members. t:>Jways fote:rented. :i.n the Scoi1i'tng pM~l"Al!l and 11!/Cl:'ked. fai thf\J.lly fo1' the ad"" vai;1C:e.Iill3nt. ui "GL"i<:.i lvlov'~'U6nt, ·;.,i S<i:!f.'Yin{;;: t.lk uv~u~o·:l oi' lvL,;:,11pi:.i::•. s, Ivi.i.. i~,;;::,.;mtl•ci.J. was following in the footsteps of his father who from the e'ouncU*s very beginning was active in its work. Mr. Rosenthal, Sr., was one of the charter Members of the Council, served as a Member of the Finance Committee and of the Executive :Boa.rd and was one of the f1 ve original Trustees of Kamp Kia Kima when that camp was purchased in 1916. Therefore, we feel this memorial is especially fine, as through its use the Camp is afforded the proper fa.cili ties for taking care of an ever-increasing number of Scouts. The memorial building is 20 1 x 401, one-half of it being used for the Heal th Lodge and the other for the Camp Office. There is a large fireplace in each side of the 'building, so that it may be used throughout the yea:r. We Page 3 �Ca.nming Committee (Continued) of the Camping Committee, feel this memorial will serve the boys for many years to come and we will always be grateful to Mrs. Rosenthal for this memorial to her Scout son. For the past several years the attendance of Scouts and Scouters at Kia Kima hlis declined with the result that each year there was a large loss on thoop,~ration of the Kamp. Your Conunittee stu<iied this situation carefully and its decision, which was o;puroved by the Executive Board, wns to close tho Ka.mp during the 1940 season. This was done. However, we thought it necessary to have a Camp Director.in ca.mp during the throe summer months to truce care of the property and to give direction to eny Troops which might ·want to go to Kia Kima. undt3r thoir own hmdership. There were but 6 boys and 2 loaders at Kamp during the past summer. The co st of operation ~~ounted to $257.32 for the three months. Somo of our leaders recommend the re-opening of Ka.mp but we feel this matter should again be carefully studied before a.ction is taken. Kam~ For a.bout twenty-two years the Girl Scouts have used a beach on part of th0 property belonging to Kia. Kima, this use being ma.de without charge to the Girl Scout Council. Inasmuch as ther<:~ was possibility that Kia Kima might bo sold the Girl Scouts dasired to purchase the property which they had been using for such a long torm of years. Tho property they wanted was surveyed and was found to contain 11.76 acres. Mr. Abe Scharff, Presiden of Chickasaw Council, agreed to pay for this land and to give it to the Girl Scouts. The price agreed on was $250.00 and. Mr. Scharff generously gnvo this nmount to th0 Girl Scouts who in turn gavo it to Chickasaw Council on the delivery of tho deed. We feel that our President dosdrvod a real vote of thanks for the fim:i way in which he helped both the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts. For 1941 we recom.'11end that funds be m~de availabli) to repair M.d protect tho property of Kia Kima, as we fear the buildings will rapidly deteriorate unless more cnre is giirnn to them. Camp Daniels. Menphis. Tenn. On.mp Daniels hn.d its best sea.son in 1940 with 109 N~gro Scoi.1 ts in camp during the four weeks season. The bo;1,a spent a total of 156 Scout wooks in camp as compared to 139 in 1939. While the attendance was better than last year the advancement program still lags and we urge that every effort be made in 1941 to help Negro Scouts to advanco in rank whi:IJ3 i.n camp where there is evory opportunity to progress as well as to win Mori t Badges. We greatly appreciate tho help of 11 The Oommorcial Apueal Cn.t1p Fund For Boysn which supplied funds sufficient to seml 50 under-privileged Scouts to car.:p for one week. These boys were selected through tho help of the FaPily Welfare .Agency to whom wo arc inde·bted for fine cooperation. Both 11 The Cor:inercial Appea.1 11 and the Family Welfare Agency have helped these less-chance boys for th!$ past two yoars v.nd. we do a:pproci.·'l.te the work they Page 4 �Camping Committee (Continued) , have done. We appreciate the contri bu. tions made by Mr. Ed.Dalstro m, Hamil ton Coal Co., Alonzo Locke, Fogelman Bros., who made it possible for 7 Scouts to go to camp for one week. The camp fee was $3 .00 per week and a net operating pro'ftt of $67.14 was made on the four weeks camp. This does not go into the general funds of the Council but will be used to a.id other less-chance Negro boys. A number of improvements were made this year. including a new septic tank. enlargement of the kitchen and installation of new pllimbing equipment. These facilities add greatly to the efficiency of the camp. - - -- - - ..,. - - - ..... - ... - - ·- - - - .. - .... - - - - -- - - - - - -- - - During the spring months The Dr. Pepper Bottling Co. of Memphis offered 48 free weeks in camp to both White and Negro Scouts who collected the largest number of Dr. Pepper bottle caps. And in addition they offered cash prizes to the Troops collecting the largest number. These prizes amounted to a total of $254.00. We sincerely appreciate the generosity of tho Dr. Pep~er Co., in making it possible for these additional boys to go to Camp Currier and Camp Daniels. This Company has always cooperated with Scouting and has made many contributions in ca.sh and service to the Camps and to the Council. - - -- " ~ -- ~ - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ Your Committee recommends that an even better and larger camping program be carried through in 1941. We urge that evdry Scout Leader put his shoulder to the wheel so that an ever-increasing number of boys may have the pleasures and benefits camping so abundantly affords. CIVIC SERVICE COMMITTEE The Scouts of Chickasaw Council have responded admirably to every call for their services in connection with civic enterprises during the past year. They have faithfully carried out their assignments and your Committee is really proud of their accomplishments. May we suggest that you read carefully the following list of 11 Good Turns" which the Scouts have done: Then consider how many thousands of hours our boys have given and how constructively they have employed their time. 20 Scouts distributed 1,500 copies of the Bill Of Rights at the Americanism Meeting at the Ellis Auditorium. 2 Eagle Scouts served as aides to Hon. James A. Fatley, Postmaster General, on the occasion of his visit to Memphis. 50 Scouts participated in flag raising exercises at Page 5 �Ciyic Service Committee (Continued) three industrial plants and at the Juvenile Court. 126 Scouts distributed. 24,000 blotters for the Memphis Community Fund. 400 Scouts marched in the Fire Prevention Para.de. 20 Scouts were on duty at the Scout Exhibit in Court Square during · Fire Prevention Week. 40 Scout.s distributed Selective Draft Information at Bellevue Jr. · High School to registrars. schools during various the at duty on were Approximately 150 Scouts Registration. the Selective Draft 40 Scouts participated in the Red Cross Parade. 350 Scout.s took part in the Electrical Motion Picture Pageant of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine National Convention. About 375 Scouts were on duty on the river front during the arrival · of the King and ~een of the Cotton Carnival. Cotton the of Parade Grand 850 Scouts were on duty during the etc. Carnival carrying flares, holding back the crowds, 75 Scouts served in the Children's Parade of the Cotton Carnival. 868 Scouts marched in the Armistice Day Parade •. 60 Scouts marched in the Clean-up, Fix-Up, Paint-Up Parade. 65 Scouts acted as. ushers at the Goodwyn Institute during 11 Beat The 11 Ba.nd Program. About 900 Scouts served in the Spirit of Christmas Parade, carrying flares, banners, etc., and assisting in controlling the crowds. Approximately 1,050 Scouts served as ushers at E. H. Crump Stadium f~r 5 Southwestern football games. 25 Scouts distributed 400 posters for the Shelby County Tuberculosis Society. In addition to the above,large numbers of Scouts have assisted in the distribution of literature for their churches •. and have served as guides and pages at meetings, conventions, etc. Our boys have really done good work and we comI11end them for it. COURT O:F HONOR During the fiscal year, which ended December 1st, the Scouts of Chickasaw Council were awarded the largest number of Merit Badges in the history of the Council which was organized in 1916. We are glad to report there has been a nice increase in. a majority of the higher ranks (From First Class through Eagle) and we invite your attention to the comparison of the awards made in 1938 1 1939 and 1940, shown below: 210 2,155 137 241 2,680 154 288 2,800 180 47 120 26 Page 6 �Court of Honor (Continued) 1938 1939 62 71 22 29 20 29 Life Badges Eagle Badges Eagle Palms Loss ~ 22 1940 93 20 3 26 A high standard of work has been maintained and we are proud of the boys 1 accomplishments. But we feel there is much to be done in training Merit Badge Counselors .and in recruiting more Counselors to aid the Scouts. For 1941 we recommend that great effort be ma.de toward this end and toward recruiting more men to serve on tho Court of Honor. Your Chairman wishes to acknowledge his appreciation Of the fine cooperation of the Vice-Chairmen and Members of the Di strict Courts of Honor. Tho success of the Merit Ba1lge Program is due to the loyalty of these Scouters who have so faithfully carried out their duties and who have made it possible for the Scouts to secure the advantages o:f' this pre... vocational training. CUBBING QOMMI~TEE As a home centered and a neighborhood directed program, Cubbing has proven itself a great asset to the Scouting Program. Because the parents have such a vital part to play in the Cubbing Program and because they have responded so enthusiastically to this challenge, Scouting cannot help but feel the benefits of this parent interest which carries over into Scouting when their boys reach Scout age. Cubbing h~s had another fine year as the following figures will show, Since Dec. 1, 1939 eight more institutions already sponsoring Scout Troops have rounded out the "Group Pla.n 11 in Scouting by adding the Cubbing Program. These institutions are as follows: Pack #3 Pack #5 Pack #7 Pack 18 Pack #9 ~ Springdale Civic Club ... White Station Improvement Club - McLean Blvd. Baptist Church - Westminster Presbyterian Church - Lauderdale Courts Residents' Association Pack #10 - Glenview Community Club Pack #102 - Miss. Blvd. Christian Church Pack #103 - Mt. Olive Colored Methodist Episcopal Church Following is a comparison of membership figures as of Dec. l, 1940 and Dec. 1, 1939: 1939 Cubs Packs 132 6 ~ 318 14 Qain 186 8 In addition to this fine growth in Cubbing, the Cub Leaders have formed themselves into an organization cruled the Cub Leaders 1 Round Table Page 7 �Cubbing Cammi ttee (Continued) which meets once a month and discuss Cubbing problems. :bu.ring the year these Cub Leaders also conducte.d an "Elements of Cub Leadership Training Course 11 , a 11 Den Mothers' Training Coursetl, and a 11 Den Chief s1 Training Ooursett. · More information on this is contained in the Training Colnn1itt~e Report. The Scout Commissioner has a.nnounc~~ that since there are now 14 Packs in the Council to be serviced this will come under the supervision of the regular line District Commissioners with the help of a newly appointed Cubbing specialist - Field Commissioner on Cubbing. Just recently, Chickasaw Council had the pl•3a,sure of a visit by the Assistant Nation:al Director of Cubbing, Mr. Gerald Speedy. Mr. Speedy 1 s visit was v0ry opportune and he left us with new ideas to be put into effect for the bett0rment of Scouting and Cubbing during the coming year. Last August the Cubbing Committee planned and held a Picnic for all the Cubs in tho Council. The response by both the parents and Cubs was so enthusiastic and so far beyond tho expectations of anyone that it was decided right then and there to make this an annual affair. With this kind of cooperation and spirit we are looking forward to a great yoar in 1941 for Cubbing. FIN/\NQE COMMITTEE In the Finance Campaign conducted by the Council in March and April 1940 a total of $24,169.62 was raised in cash and pledges. The actual figures are as follows; $19,035.88 2139,9.89 TOTAL (White) (White) (White) Cash Pledges TOTAL (Negro) (Negro) (Negro) $ 1, 611. 90 Cash Pledges $21,385. 77 l .J.71. 95 2.783.85 TOTAL CASH AND PLEDGES ••••••.•.•••• $24,169.62 Your Committee wants to take this opportunity to again thank each and eV'ery person who contri 'buted to the support of the Council and to thank the Campaign Workers who did such a fine piece of work in raising the largest amount of cash in the history of the Council in this last Campaign. Without the help of our friends who contribute and work in our campaigns the necessary funds for the Scouting program could not be raised and ti1e training of our boys would suffer. We do apprect ate what has been so faithfully done by so many people in order th:'l t the Scouting program of character buildinr.; and citizenship training mu.y continue to progress year by year. The books of the Council ,'UJ.d of the three camps have been audited by Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co., and found to be correct. Pago 8 �Finance Committee (Continued} We especially invite your attention to the fact that Chick12:saw Council is entirely free of de"Q.t.. We believe this statement will be as gratifying to our friends as it is to us. It has been the policy of the Council for a number of years to spend only when funds w.:ire in hand and we recommend the continuation of this policy. The number of Scouts and Cubs in our Council continues to grow steadily as you will see in the Organization Commi ttee 1 s Report. Naturally, necessary to taka care of this growing number it follows that more money of Scout training. We, therefore, benefits the them give to and boys of be secutod for 1941. Your Committee $30,000.00 of budget a that recommend than ever before and that sufgreater are needs Council's the feels that as it should be done. job the do to provided be ficient funds should is HEALTH & SAFETY COMMITTEE This Committee is gratified to report that the Health and Safety record of our Scouts during.1940 has been excellent. There was not a single accident or case of sickness of a serious na,ture in any of our three camps. This splendid record is a.real tribute to the fine leadership of our Scout Leaders and we commend and congratulate tht3m on the fine work they are doing in providing safe activities and camping for the Scouts of this Council. Hundreds of Scouts have participated in activities, parades, games, Camp-0-Rees, etc., during the year and we are proud of the work of the boys and their leaders in making such a splendid safety record. Swimming in all of our camps was carefully supervised by American Red Cross Life Saving· Instructors. Safety through skill is ~ fine thing to teach boys and we feel that our Scoutmasters, Assistant Scoutmnst8rs, Camp Stnff Memb~rs and others have done a really fine ruid constructive piece of work in making this fine record possible. INTER-RACIAL COMMITTEE The work of the Inter-Racial Committee is confined solely to Negro Scouts and is handled through a sub-council known as the Seminole Division of Chickasaw Council. All of the officers and members of the Seminole Division, including the Assistant Scout Executive, are Negroes. During the year ending Nov. 30, 1940 there were 10 new Troops organized and 7 Troops were dropped from the rolls. There are now 3? Troops, a net gain of 3 Troops over the previous year. There are 605 Scouts as compared to 561 Scouts last year, a gain of 44 Scouts. There are 4 Cub Packs with 46 Cubs on the rolls. This is a gain of 2 Packs and 9 Cubs over the previous year. The camping program at Camp Daniels was the best in the history of this camp, with 109 Scouts in camp during the four weeks season. The boys spen.t a total of 156 Scout weeks as compared to 139 in 1939. We are pleased Page 9 �Inter-Racial. Committee (Continued) with the increased interest in camping shown by the Negro Scouts. A number of improvements were made at Camp Daniels this year including a handicraft shop and tools, a new septic tank, enlargement of the kitchen and installation of new plumbing equipment. These facilities add greatly to the usefulness of the Camp as well as protecting to a great degree the heal th of the boys. The Camp is now in excellent condition and we consider it one of the best cali'lps for Negro Scouts in the Nation. The Scouts of the Seminole Division have done their share of "Good Turns" in connection with civic activities. They have served as guides, etc,, and have assisted with traffic and in holding back the crowds at tho various parades. We areproud of their accomplishments as participating citizens. During th0 year the advancement in rank and the award of Merit Badges to Negro Scouts was indeeq poor. Only 9 Scouts advanced to the rank of Second Class and but four boys reached the rank of First Clnss Scouts. Thora were no Start Life or Eagle Badges awarded to Negro boys. Your Committee feels that one of the greatest needs of the Council today is to devise ways and means to help these bot{s to advance in rank, for we find a great majority of the Negro Scouts hever i3.dvance beyond Tenderfoot. And they do not take pa.tt in t4e Merit Badge ~rogram which is such a help to boys in, prev-ocati onal training. This is shown by the :fact that but 15 Mari t Bad.gos were awarded to Negro Scouts during tM eiltire year. Last year but 23 Merit Badges were awarded, so there is a lbss by this cdrnparison. We certainly are n:ct proud of .the record of these 605 Scouts so far as advancement is concerned and we urge that evary effort be made by a.ii coricorned toward the end of helping these boys to gat more training through advancement in rank and working for Merit Badges. We invite your help toward this end. In the Financ.e Ca:rnpaign of tho Council the Seminole Division turned in $1,611.90 in cash and $1,171.95 in pledges, a total of $2,783.85, This is an increase of $1,101.18 over the total cash and plod.gos of 1939, We want to thank all of our Negro Scoutors for their fine help in making this Campaign such a success and for the fine gain over the previous year. We feel that our Negro work is making so-me progress but that especiri.1 emphasis must be put on advancement in 1941. ORG,ANIZATION COMMITTEE In the spring of 1940 the Council received the Walter W. Head Acorn Award for reaching its objectives in total number of Scouts, Troops, Cubs and Packs for the year 1939. 1rhis is the second consecutive year the Council has won this award and we feel you are as proud of this trophy as we are, for every Scout and Scouter in the Council has a right to feel a real satisfaction in receiving this recognition from our National President. Your Committee is now working to organize enough new units to win the Award for the third time and we believe we will. But in order to win the award for 1940 thrue new Troops, 190 Scouts and one Cub Pack ll'Iust be Page 10 �Organizat ion Committee (Continue d) enrolled b~r December 31st. Several Troops and Packs are now in process of organizat ion and we believe enough of these will register to win the Award. During the past year 11 Troops of White Scouts and 10 Troops of Negro Scouts have been organized , We are glad to report there has been a gain in Troops, Scouts, Cubs and Packs and that the Council now ha,s the largest membershi p in its history. Below is shown a compariso n of membershi p for the past three years, .~.s well a.s the gain made ov0r the 1939 record: Dec. l, 1938 Dec. 1. 1939 Dec. 1, 1940 GAIN 1,838 White Scouts g58 Negro Scouts TOTAL SCOUTS ••.••• 2,396 2,090 2,197 107 561 2,651 605 2,802 _M... 76 85 92 White Troops Negro Troops TOTAL TROOPS White Cubs Negro Cubs TOTAL Cu.BS White Cub Packs Negro Cub Packs TOI'AL CUB PACKS 30 34 37 106 119 129 60 29 95 37 272 46 89 132 318 2 2 4 4 2 10 6 14 4 151 7 3 10 177 _L 186 6 2 8 We regret to report that during the year seven Troops of White seven Troops of Negro Scouts were dropped from the rolls. Efforts and Scouts are now being made to revive some of these Troops and we hope to have them in good standing in the near future. There are over 14,000 boys of Scout age (12-16) in our area and there is plenty of room to have more of them to have the benefits of Scout training. Therefore , we recommend that every effort be made to organtze additiona l Troops and Packs in 1941. OUTFITTER.S COMivHTTEE The three official Boy Scout Outfitter s in Memphis are J. Goldsmith & Sons Co.; Phil A. Halle; Lowenstei n 1 s. During tho year the stocks of Scout uniforms, supplies and equipment carried by these outfitter s have been inspected by the Committee members and wore found to be adequate. We particula rly 'Commend these firms for the fine di splays they have made and the publicity they have given to Scout uniforms, etc., in their stores and for the advertisem ents they have carried each week in 11 The Press-Sci mi t.g,r 11 • They have worked with and for the Council and we wish to thank them for their help. These firms have helped the cause of Scouting in many ways by Page 11 �Qµtfitters Committee (Continued) sending out camping folders, etc., to the Scouts and Scouters. For instance, during the latter part of November a Christmas fblder showing Scout and Cub equipment, etc.' was mailed to all of theScouts and Scbuters, Cubs and Cubbers of the Council. The National Council furnished the folders but the three local outfitters paid for the postage, addressing and handl i'.\1-g of these 3,790 pieces of mail. This kind of cooperation is a real help in many waifs and we do appreciate the wor.k of our outfitters. For 1941 we recommend the outfitters continue to di splay the official equipment, etc., as they have in the past, for they are making a real contribution to the Movement by keeping in stock and effectively displaying the many things which Scouts use. PUJ3L IC I TY COMMITTEE For roany years 11 The Press Scimitar" has cooperated with the Council by publishing a quarter-page of news each week known as "The Scout Press Scimitar". This is a very valuable aid in informing the Scouts and Scouters of Courts of Honor, activities, Camp-0-Rees, etc., and it is widely read. In addition, the columns of thepa.per have always been open to Scout news of all kinds. We are especially indebted to 11 The Press Scimitar" for the fine· publicity given to the Council's Finance· Campaign. This did mu.ch to insure the success of the Campaign and we ~ppreciate it. Commercial AppeaJ.lf has been very generous in printing Scout news and has cooperat~d to the fullest extent in publicizing the Council's 11 ac ti vi ties. During the Council 1 s Finance Campaign, the "Cornmerci al Appeal cooperated splendidly and helped with the proper timing of our publicity to make our Campaign a success. Throughout theyear 11 The Commercial Appeal" has been very helpful to the cause of Scouting and we want to express our appreciation for the fine support they h:ive given. 11 The Your Commi ttec has always found Radio Sta ti ors W M C, W M P S, WR EC ready and willing to.give freely of their time and support in 'broadcasting Scouting even ts and we want to take this opportunity to thank them·. Not only has the management of these stations been generous with time on the air but the men on the staffs have voluntarily made many valuable suggestions i:i.s to programs, sc.ripts, etc., which have greatly increased the effectiveness of the programs. The Council is inde~ted to them for their many ..contributions. WH B ~and ·Vie are indebted to the Standard Printing & Supply Co., for printing Cards and other printed matorial; Latsch & Arnold, Inc •• Campaign 18,000 Graham Paper Co., for their many contributions of paper the printing;· for the above. These firms nave b~en liberal in their conof all for use in of Scouting and we do appreciate their help. welfare tributions to the We want to thank the official outfitters, J. Goldsmith & Sons Co., Phil A. Halle and Lowenstein 1 s for the excellent window displayn during Boy Scout Vl eek. Page 12 �READING COMMITTEE Our Council accepted a quota of 600 subscriptions to the official Scout magazine 11 Boys 1 Life 11 for the year 1940. To date we have not reached this quota but we expect to before the year is over, This magazine costs but 6-i-¢ per month and w~ consider this one of the best investments which can be made for a boy. Seventy-five cents per year is a small amount when the values of good reading are considered and all of us should encourage our boys to develop good habits in their reading. Your Reading Cammi ttee has acceptecl the challenge offered by the tTrashy 11 reading material now on the newsstands. The best answer they have found so far is to place the 11 Boys 1 Lif 0 11 magazine in the hands of all Scouts. 11 Boys 1 Life" is filled with thrilling adventure stories that are clean and wholesome and boys soon forget the 11 trashy thrillers" after being exposed to"Boys 1 Lifei• With this in mind your Reading Committee is determined to push"Boys 1 Lifellinto. the foreground more than ever for 1941. 1 During the year 64 Scouts have taken the Reading Merit Badge • .RURAL SCOUTING Outside of the City Li mi ts of Memphis there are now 20 Troops of White Scouts and 6 Troops of Negro Scouts, a total of 26, which is a gain of 3 Troops as compared to last year. Of these Troops there are 18 in Tennessee. 5 in Mississippi and 3 in Arlwisas. We feel there should be more Troops in the rur!.tl sections of our Council and we recommend that in 1941 addi tioanl stress be laid on getting Scouting to· more boys outside of Memphis. There are thousands of boys of Scout age in the 4~ counties in our Co1mcil and a great majority of these boys want and. need Scouting. There are several new Troops now in nrocess of organization and we strongly recommend that additional Troops be orgMized just as rapidly as the proper leadership c~n be found and trained. SENIOR SCOUTING To every Scout who reaches 15 years of age, there open the exciting opportunities of Senior Scouting. At this age a young man reaches out for fine companionship, stirring adventure and contacts with the adult life into which he must soon fit himself. The chance for action arid adven• ture means much to him. .And to answer the needs of these older Scouts, the Boy Scouts of America offer Senior Scouting of which there are 2 major parts now developed in the Chickasaw Council, :$xplorer Scouting for those interested in wilderness camping; Sea Scouting for those interested in the "call of the Sea 11 • The Council now has seven Explorer Patrols connected with Troops 10, 12, 38. 48 1 58, 62 and 68. Page 13 �Senior Scouting ( Continued) the 11 The Council al so still has 2 Sea Scout Shipst the "Boni ta11 and Id.lewildlf. It is also recommended that more social functions for older Scouts be planned and carried out during the coming yeart as these affairs appeal to young men an.d will keep them affiliated with the Movement for a longer period of time. In order to equip the leaders of Senior Scouting with the latest in putting the program across, 2 trRining courses for Senior Scouting were held last year with a total attendance of 51 Scouters. Of these 24 Scouters received training certificates. techniq~es TRAINING cm1nv!ITTEE With an ever increasing realization that the training of leaders is one of the most important needs in the successful operation of our Scout Troops and Cub Packs, the Training Committee has placed more emphasis than ever before on its program and in providing a large number of training courses. We are glad to report that in 1940 the Council had the largest and best training program in its history. We have tried to make the courses available to all leaders and to conduct the courses which were mo st needed. This year we have continued the policy adopted in 1939 of organizing the Committee into groupst each group being charged with the duty of conducting one course. We have had splend.id success wi. th this plan and we recommend its continuation. Your Chairman wishes to take this opportunity to express his thanks to Inst-ru'Ctors and staff members in the various courses. Without their help we could have made the real progress which is shown in tho figures below. Last year 300 persons received training - this year 440 persons were in the training courses. We feel tho men who are loading these courses deserve a real vote of thanks from the Council for the fine work they ha.ve done in making this growth possible. The Training Committee feels that its weakest point in carrying out the program of leadership training in Chickasaw Council is not oeing able to reach the new or inexperienced Scoutmasters. We strongly recommend that the Training Program be tied in with the Publicity Committee and the Organization Committee in an effort to get the new Scoutmasters to realize the importance of taking advantage of leadership training. We also feel that the method of group responsibility has had better results than other methods in the p~st and recommend that this plan be continued. Below is a report of these courses for 1940: Page 14 �··~. . ' ..-:'· ··::-:;; .. Twi~ining Committee (doEt-inued) .••' ..........;.- ·. · '['@;µ.t~~" ,for Wb.i te Scout Leaders No. Persons Certificates Attending Issued 16 Unit 1, The Elements of Sea Scout Leadership.Part 1, 32 Unit 1, The Elements of Sea Scout Leadership, Part II (Now being conducted) 19 Unit 1, The Elements of Scout Leadership, Part I 41 21 Unit 1, The Elements of Scout Leadership, Part III (Not completed) 20 4 Unit 1, The Elements of Scout Leadership, Part I (Now being canduc ted) 8 Unit 1, The Elements of Cub Leadership 23 16 Unit 2, Troop Camping 34 24 Unit 3, First Aid, Part II 11 11 Unit 4, Principles of Scout & Cub Leadership, Part I 22 15 Unit 4, Principles of Scout Leadership, Part I (Now being conducted) 15 Den Mathers' Training Course 13 13 Den Chiefs 1 Training Course 12 11 2 2 23 0 1 1 District Commissioners 1 Course 25 13 Red Cross Jr. First Aid Course 29 26 Unit 1, Elements of Scout· Leadership, Part I 42 22 Unit 1, Elements of Scout Leadership, Part II 19 6 Unit ,J;' Elements of Cub Leadership Unit 1, The El.ements(of Scout Leadershi~) :P<irt II now C?eing conducted .. .. ioners 1 Course i 18 6 Camp Directors' Training Course Senior Scout Conference Trainers in Troop Camping Cours~s for Negro Leaders .. 26 6 10 Page 15 � 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 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES I Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr, Mr. Mr. Mr. CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B •. S. A. INC. Memphis. Tenn~ssee MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD ... 1940 OFFICERS Mr. Abe Scharff Mr. A. K. Burrow Mr. P. A. Clayton Mr. Edwin Da.lstrom Mr. Andrew B. Waggener Mr. Percy C. Clarke Mr. W. P. Halliday Mr. Henry M. Clayton Mr. F. Joe Flanagan Mr. W. Gordon Morris President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice.-Presiden t Secretary Treasurer Commissioner Field Commission er Scout ExecU. ti ve CHAIRMEN, STANDING COMMITTEES Mr. F. Joe Flanagan Mr. W. P. Halliday Mr. R. G. Ramsay Mr. Rodney Baber Mr. James Seddon All en Mr. Elmer Ries Mr. Emile A. Bizet Mr, C. Arthur Bruce Dr. J. S. Goltman Mr. Edwin Da.lstrom Mr. Ray Lee Defries Mr. P. A. Clayton Mr. H. W. Slavick Mr. Jesse Cunningham Mr. E. A. Harrold Mr. S. B. Dean Mr. C. H. Brown Mr. Herbert Holmes Mr. Russel Wilkinson Mr. Joe Hopper MEMBERS-AT-LARGE Erne st C. Ball Mr. A. E. Hohenberg A. Earle Bolton Mr. T. P. Howard G. A. Carlisle, Jr. Mr. Walk C. Jones, Oran L. Cox Mr. William Loeb Activities Awards & Resolutions Caiaping Ci vie Relations Constitution & By-Laws Court of Honor Cubbing Finance Heal th & Safety Inter-Racial Organization Outfitters Publicity Reading Rural Seouting Rural Scouting Rural Scouting Rural Scouting Senior Scouting Training Mr. Russ l?ri tchard Mr. John E. Roberts Jr. Mr. Perry Sellers Mr. J. L. Skinner Albert R. Erskine Mr. Kenneth W. Orgill Mr. Hearn W. Ti dwell John A. Fogleman Mr. A. D. McWhorter Mr. Ha-rry Webb J. Granville Gates Mr. Perl'IJ Pipkin AWARD.~ $0 MDIBERS. OF CH.IOQSAW COUNO!j'.i. :$. s. A. !NC •. FOR DISTn!GUtSHED SERVICE 'ID . BOYHOQD .T. El E § .I .L v .:m· .. R' :B ]jl A y .E R D.t· J. 0. A'!/'f!e s 1 ~i Mr. Charles r:c. McCabe 1931 :Mr. John '?. Morgm;. 19~1 Mr. G:eQrge P. Phillipe. 1:931 Mr. John E. Itoberts 1931 liJr. Rarey- Webb 1931 Mr. t. R.~ Forsd!¢k 1932 ~tr. ,A. D. McWhgrter 1933 ¥r. Ben :a- Cof::t~y .Jr. 1934 Mr. Walter L. 0¢~ 193:5 IVlr. Qeorge WMd 1935 M.r. F. Joe Fl anagliUl 1. 936' Mr. R,. G. Rarr\EiaY 1936 Mr. EO.win Dal strom 1937 M:r:. R. Vo11 Steinen 1937 Mr. C • Artb:ur Btu.ce l 938 Mr. Charles H. Church 1938 nr. T. s. Eli0t 1939 Mr. Joe Hopper 1939 *ili**:*****>I<********** ************* *!!< ** *** THE SQ.OOTMASTER Is KEY 141'• :Ben J3.. IJo ff ey • Jr. 1933 DI'. How~r<l Curl 1934 M11. R. Von Stetnen 1934 Mr. E. IL t eaoh 1935 Mr. Joe Hopper 1936 M;r. Miller Joh:tc).son l 936 Mr. Cha'Vle~ H. Ohu.r¢h 1937 Mr. J ~ :era<i:Y W1 ley 1938 Mr. Ru.sse1l Peete 1938 CHICKASAW COUNCtL, B.S.A., INC. MEMPHIS, TENN. Dec. 12, 1940 To the friends of Scouting: Each December the Council takes stock of its accomplishments. In the Reports of the Council's Committees, which follow, there is a great deal of information as to v.hat has been done by the Scout Leaders who have ~ rked so faithfully to the end that Scouting ideals may continue to be a vital force in the lives of our boys. .And I am confident you will agree that real progress has been made during the fiscal year ending Nov. 30th. But these Reports do not fully reflect the loyal and unselfish service of the hundreds of Scouters who have so freely given of their time and effort to enable our boys to have the benefits of Scouting. To these Scouters is due the credit for the results achieved. I want to take this opportunity to express to each and every Scouter my deep appreciation for the work done and the sacrifices made for the cause of Scouting, for l sincerely believe the men who are training boys to live the Scout Oath and Law are truly bu.ilding a stronger foundation for the continuation of the democracy in which we live. Sincerely yours, Jk~~ Scout Executive f(£POR.TS ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE During the fiscal year ending December 1, 1940 the Scouts of Chickasaw Council engaged in numerous and varied activities. In all of these they have. been under the guidance of the Scoutmasters, Assistant Scoutmasters and junior officers of the Council. These 1 eaders have worked faithfully and untiringly with their re spec ti ve Troops and your Committee hereby commends their i:p lendid efforts and accomplishments, for we feel they deserve our thanks as well as the thanks of all of the parents and Coum i1 Members for their fine work in training our boys. The tenth Annual Camp Currier Camp~O-Ree was held at Camp Currier, Eudora, Miss., on June 7th, 8th and 9th. Sh:ty-one Troops participated and there was a total of 1, 137 Scouts in Camp. This ex:ceeds the previous year by four Troops and 60 Scouts. The events consisted of Troop Camping, Patrol Camping, First Aid, Cooking,· Scout Rescue, Fire Building & Water Boiling, Forestry and Wall Scaling. These events were judged by the leaders of the Troops entered, District Commissioners and Assistant District Commissioners and their efficiency was as expected, the most sati sfactor; job of judging that we have had. The full participation in these events by the Troops was the best we have had a.nd the even ts were run off in an orderly and. satisfactory manner, with little or no confusion. We believe the orderly and efficient handling of the Troops in the Camp-0-Ree can be largely traced to the District Camp-0-Ree practices which were held in Overton Park in April and. May. These practices wete conducted by the District Commissioners and Officers of the participating Troops and were run off by Districts. The Ac ti vi ties Committee recommends that the next Ca.mp-0-Ree practices be held on dates set up by each District and at locations suitable to each district. This will oe helpful to the Scoutmasters in a number of ways. Your Committee appreciates the wol'k of the District Commissioners in this connection, as well as their help to the Troops throughout the year. No first prize or grand award was ma.de to any Troop as a winner of the Camp...;O ... Ree but the efficiency of the Troops was recognized by the award of a pennant to all Troops who scored certain points against the standard. All Troops were eligible to win these pennants -- 10 Troops won the Cle,ss 11 A11 Award, 7 Troops won the Class 11 B 11 Award and 28 Troops won the Class 11 C11 Award, a total of 45 Troops who won awards. The judges complimented the Troops as a whole on the fine work they did in Troop and Patrol Camping and we feel that definite progress has been made and that the camping done is much superior to previous years. Your Committee recommends that the Annual Camp-0-Ree and District practices be held again in 1941. 11 The Advancement Programtt which was carried on from Sept. 19, 1939 to Dec. 8, 1939 was the fifth of this j . ..___----=----------~-'---...-------.------ Paga l Actiyities Committee (Continued) type of activity to be held in the Council. The use of this 11 Program11 affords Troop Leaders a well-rounded series of activities in Advancement, Camping, Training, Good Turns, etc. The Troops compete against a standard and pennants were awarded to 32 Troops. We are glad to report that 11 Troops won the Class-11 A" pennant, 4 Troops the Class 11B11 pennant and 17 Troops the Cl ass 11 C" penna.n t. Your Comrni ttee is now operating 11 The Advancement Program" for 194:0 and the results will be known early in January. We recommend that another "Advancement Program" 'be carried through in 1941, as we feel this type of activity has a definite place in the fall program of the Council. We further recorrnnend that all Troops should incorporate into their yearly programs a very definite advancement schedule as a goal to be attained. To the Scoutmasters, Assistant Scoutmasters and junior loaders of the Council 1 as woll as the many Scouters who have served as judges and officials during the year, we want to express our sincere thanks, for they have certainly done outstanding work in providing the right type of leadership which is of such vital importance in the Scouting Program of character building and citizenship training. CAMPING COMMITTEE Camp Currier. near Eμdora. Miss. A Council Camp was held. a.t Camp Currier for 6 weeks during .. ·the past summer with an average attendance of 71 Scouts as IJ compared to 54 Scouts in 1939. During this camp 233 Scouts · }J spent a total of 448 Scout weeks in Currier, as compared to // 152 Scouts and 237 weeks last year. The camp fee paid by l the Scouts was $4.50 per week (the same as last year) and /J/1 \ 1 the net operating cost to the Council amounted to $61.51. ~\, '.f} . ~ So far as interest and attendance is concer~ed the 1940 season at Camp Currier was the best in the 15 year hi story of the camp ,... this will be readily seen by comparing the figures below: Camping Committee (Continued) The fine attendance at Camp can largely be attributed to the swimming pool and water system which was given by Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Burrow in 1936. Ever since its construction this splendid equipment has been a source of joy and comfort aP-d satisfaction to the Scouts and Scouters of this Council. And it will continue to afford them pleasure for many years to come. Without this equipment the facilities at Camp were inadequate - with them the Camp offers real opPortunities t·o all of the Scouts and Scouters to enjoy living the open with safo swimming and safe water to drink. Not only does this well, pool and bath-house afford pleasure but it is also of great importance in protecting the heal th of the boys in camp. On behalf of all of the Scouts and Scouters we w:i. sh to e:iq:>ress our deep and la.sting appreciation to Mr. and Mrs. Burrow which has meant so mu.ch and which will continue to mean so much to the heal th and happiness of all of us who f:1J to Camp Currier. On Nov. 24th, 1940 Mrs. Elizabeth B. Currier passed awtcy" in Geneva, Switzerland, where she had made her home for many yea.rs. WG who have had the privilege of knowing Mrs. Currier will always remember with appreciation the many things she did to help Camp Currier to become the splendid place it is today. The Camp was named for Mrs. Currier 1 s husband, Mr. Charles c. Currier, and from the very beginning of the Camp in 1925 and throughout the years she was deeply interested in it. Mrs. Currier provided the funds for the first payment on the purchase of the land ~ she gave funds to build the Mess Hall; the old swimming pool; to build tho dam which now impounds the waters in the lake; and to put gravel on the roads. These improvements have added tremendously to the usefulness of the Camp, and we feel that it is fitting that we should again express our appreciation of the many and generous gifts Mrs. Currier made to the Camp During the past fifteen yea.rs. For a number of years one of the vital needs of the Camp was a Heal th Lodge and. Office :Building, as there was no building availa.blt3 in which to give First Aid, keep records, etc., and the Mess Hall bad to be used for these purposes. We realized this was a bad situation but were unable to do anything about it because of la.ck of funds. This year; through the generosity of Mrs. Belle s. Rosenthal, the Health Lodge and Office Building was constructed as a memorial to Mrs. Rosenthal 1 s son, the late Mr. Mi tch~l H. Rosenthal, Jr. Mr •. Rosenthal was a Scout and Scouter in Chickasaw Council until the day of his death. Not only was he a good Scout but he rendered outstandi~ iervioe to the Council as one of its active members. He was t:>Jways fote:rented. :i.n the Scoi1i'tng pM~l"Al!l and 11!/Cl:'ked. fai thf\J.lly fo1' the ad"" vai;1C:e.Iill3nt. ui "GL"i<:.i lvlov'~'U6nt, ·;.,i S<i:!f.'Yin{;;: t.lk uv~u~o·:l oi' lvL,;:,11pi:.i:: •. s, Ivi.i.. i~,;;::,.;mtl•ci.J. was following in the footsteps of his father who from the e'ouncU*s very beginning was active in its work. Mr. Rosenthal, Sr., was one of the charter Members of the Council, served as a Member of the Finance Committee and of the Executive :Boa.rd and was one of the f1 ve original Trustees of Kamp Kia Kima when that camp was purchased in 1916. Therefore, we feel this memorial is especially fine, as through its use the Camp is afforded the proper fa.cili ties for taking care of an ever-increasing number of Scouts. The memorial building is 20 1 x 401, one-half of it being used for the Heal th Lodge and the other for the Camp Office. There is a large fireplace in each side of the 'building, so that it may be used throughout the yea:r. We Page 3 Ca.nming Committee (Continued) of the Camping Committee, feel this memorial will serve the boys for many years to come and we will always be grateful to Mrs. Rosenthal for this memorial to her Scout son. For the past several years the attendance of Scouts and Scouters at Kam~ Kia Kima hlis declined with the result that each year there was a large loss on thoop,~ration of the Kamp. Your Conunittee stu<iied this situation carefully and its decision, which was o;puroved by the Executive Board, wns to close tho Ka.mp during the 1940 season. This was done. However, we thought it necessary to have a Camp Director.in ca.mp during the throe summer months to truce care of the property and to give direction to eny Troops which might ·want to go to Kia Kima. undt3r thoir own hmdership. There were but 6 boys and 2 loaders at Kamp during the past summer. The co st of operation ~~ounted to $257.32 for the three months. Somo of our leaders recommend the re-opening of Ka.mp but we feel this matter should again be carefully studied before a.ction is taken. For a.bout twenty-two years the Girl Scouts have used a beach on part of th0 property belonging to Kia. Kima, this use being ma.de without charge to the Girl Scout Council. Inasmuch as ther<:~ was possibility that Kia Kima might bo sold the Girl Scouts dasired to purchase the property which they had been using for such a long torm of years. Tho property they wanted was surveyed and was found to contain 11.76 acres. Mr. Abe Scharff, Presiden of Chickasaw Council, agreed to pay for this land and to give it to the Girl Scouts. The price agreed on was $250.00 and. Mr. Scharff generously gnvo this nmount to th0 Girl Scouts who in turn gavo it to Chickasaw Council on the delivery of tho deed. We feel that our President dosdrvod a real vote of thanks for the fim:i way in which he helped both the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts. For 1941 we recom.'11end that funds be m~de availabli) to repair M.d protect tho property of Kia Kima, as we fear the buildings will rapidly deteriorate unless more cnre is giirnn to them. Camp Daniels. Menphis. Tenn. On.mp Daniels hn.d its best sea.son in 1940 with 109 N~gro Scoi.1 ts in camp during the four weeks season. The bo;1,a spent a total of 156 Scout wooks in camp as compared to 139 in 1939. While the attendance was better than last year the advancement program still lags and we urge that every effort be made in 1941 to help Negro Scouts to advanco in rank whi:IJ3 i.n camp where there is evory opportunity to progress as well as to win Mori t Badges. We greatly appreciate tho help of 11The Oommorcial Apueal Cn.t1p Fund For Boysn which supplied funds sufficient to seml 50 under-privileged Scouts to car.:p for one week. These boys were selected through tho help of the FaPily Welfare .Agency to whom wo arc inde·bted for fine cooperation. Both 11 The Cor:inercial Appea.1 11 and the Family Welfare Agency have helped these less-chance boys for th!$ past two yoars v.nd. we do a:pproci.·'l.te the work they Page 4 Camping Committee (Continued) , have done. We appreciate the contri bu. tions made by Mr. Ed.Dalstro m, Hamil ton Coal Co., Alonzo Locke, Fogelman Bros., who made it possible for 7 Scouts to go to camp for one week. The camp fee was $3 .00 per week and a net operating pro'ftt of $67.14 was made on the four weeks camp. This does not go into the general funds of the Council but will be used to a.id other less-chance Negro boys. A number of improvements were made this year. including a new septic tank. enlargement of the kitchen and installation of new pllimbing equipment. These facilities add greatly to the efficiency of the camp. - - - - - - ..,. - - - ..... - ... - - ·- - - - .. - .... - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - During the spring months The Dr. Pepper Bottling Co. of Memphis offered 48 free weeks in camp to both White and Negro Scouts who collected the largest number of Dr. Pepper bottle caps. And in addition they offered cash prizes to the Troops collecting the largest number. These prizes amounted to a total of $254.00. We sincerely appreciate the generosity of tho Dr. Pep~er Co., in making it possible for these additional boys to go to Camp Currier and Camp Daniels. This Company has always cooperated with Scouting and has made many contributions in ca.sh and service to the Camps and to the Council. - " - -- - ~ -- ~ - - - - - - - ~ - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Your Committee recommends that an even better and larger camping program be carried through in 1941. We urge that evdry Scout Leader put his shoulder to the wheel so that an ever-increasing number of boys may have the pleasures and benefits camping so abundantly affords. CIVIC SERVICE COMMITTEE The Scouts of Chickasaw Council have responded admirably to every call for their services in connection with civic enterprises during the past year. They have faithfully carried out their assignments and your Committee is really proud of their accomplishments. May we suggest that you read carefully the following list of 11 Good Turns" which the Scouts have done: Then consider how many thousands of hours our boys have given and how constructively they have employed their time. 20 Scouts distributed 1,500 copies of the Bill Of Rights at the Americanism Meeting at the Ellis Auditorium. 2 Eagle Scouts served as aides to Hon. James A. Fatley, Postmaster General, on the occasion of his visit to Memphis. 50 Scouts participated in flag raising exercises at Page 5 Ciyic Service Committee (Continued) three industrial plants and at the Juvenile Court. 126 Scouts distributed. 24,000 blotters for the Memphis Community Fund. 400 Scouts marched in the Fire Prevention Para.de. 20 Scouts were on duty at the Scout Exhibit in Court Square during Fire Prevention Week. · 40 Scout.s distributed Selective Draft Information at Bellevue Jr. High School to registrars. · Approximately 150 Scouts were on duty at the various schools during the Selective Draft Registration. 40 Scouts participated in the Red Cross Parade. 350 Scout.s took part in the Electrical Motion Picture Pageant of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine National Convention. About 375 Scouts were on duty on the river front during the arrival of the King and ~een of the Cotton Carnival. · 850 Scouts were on duty during the Grand Parade of the Cotton Carnival carrying flares, holding back the crowds, etc. 75 Scouts served in the Children's Parade of the Cotton Carnival. 868 Scouts marched in the Armistice Day Parade •. 60 Scouts marched in the Clean-up, Fix-Up, Paint-Up Parade. 65 Scouts acted as. ushers at the Goodwyn Institute during 11 Beat The Ba.nd 11 Program. About 900 Scouts served in the Spirit of Christmas Parade, carrying flares, banners, etc., and assisting in controlling the crowds. Approximately 1,050 Scouts served as ushers at E. H. Crump Stadium f~r 5 Southwestern football games. 25 Scouts distributed 400 posters for the Shelby County Tuberculosis Society. In addition to the above,large numbers of Scouts have assisted in the distribution of literature for their churches •. and have served as guides and pages at meetings, conventions, etc. Our boys have really done good work and we comI11end them for it. COURT O:F HONOR During the fiscal year, which ended December 1st, the Scouts of Chickasaw Council were awarded the largest number of Merit Badges in the history of the Council which was organized in 1916. We are glad to report there has been a nice increase in. a majority of the higher ranks (From First Class through Eagle) and we invite your attention to the comparison of the awards made in 1938 1 1939 and 1940, shown below: 210 2,155 137 241 2,680 154 288 2,800 180 47 120 26 Page 6 Court of Honor (Continued) 1938 1939 1940 ~ Loss Life Badges 62 71 93 22 Eagle Badges 22 20 20 Eagle Palms 29 29 26 3 A high standard of work has been maintained and we are proud of the boys1 accomplishments. But we feel there is much to be done in training Merit Badge Counselors .and in recruiting more Counselors to aid the Scouts. For 1941 we recommend that great effort be ma.de toward this end and toward recruiting more men to serve on tho Court of Honor. Your Chairman wishes to acknowledge his appreciation Of the fine cooperation of the Vice-Chairmen and Members of the Di strict Courts of Honor. Tho success of the Merit Ba1lge Program is due to the loyalty of these Scouters who have so faithfully carried out their duties and who have made it possible for the Scouts to secure the advantages o:f' this pre ... vocational training. CUBBING QOMMI~TEE As a home centered and a neighborhood directed program, Cubbing has proven itself a great asset to the Scouting Program. Because the parents have such a vital part to play in the Cubbing Program and because they have responded so enthusiastically to this challenge, Scouting cannot help but feel the benefits of this parent interest which carries over into Scouting when their boys reach Scout age. Cubbing h~s had another fine year as the following figures will show, Since Dec. 1, 1939 eight more institutions already sponsoring Scout Troops have rounded out the "Group Pla.n11 in Scouting by adding the Cubbing Program. These institutions are as follows: Pack #3 ~ Springdale Civic Club Pack #5 ... White Station Improvement Club Pack #7 - McLean Blvd. Baptist Church Pack 18 - Westminster Presbyterian Church Pack #9 - Lauderdale Courts Residents' Association Pack #10 - Glenview Community Club Pack #102 - Miss. Blvd. Christian Church Pack #103 - Mt. Olive Colored Methodist Episcopal Church Following is a comparison of membership figures as of Dec. l, 1940 and Dec. 1, 1939: Cubs Packs 1939 132 6 ~ 318 14 Qain 186 8 In addition to this fine growth in Cubbing, the Cub Leaders have formed themselves into an organization cruled the Cub Leaders1 Round Table Page 7 Cubbing Cammi ttee (Continued) which meets once a month and discuss Cubbing problems. :bu.ring the year these Cub Leaders also conducte.d an "Elements of Cub Leadership Training Course11 , a 11Den Mothers' Training Coursetl, and a 11Den Chief s1 Training Ooursett. · More information on this is contained in the Training Colnn1itt~e Report. The Scout Commissioner has a.nnounc~~ that since there are now 14 Packs in the Council to be serviced this will come under the supervision of the regular line District Commissioners with the help of a newly appointed Cubbing specialist - Field Commissioner on Cubbing. Just recently, Chickasaw Council had the pl•3a,sure of a visit by the Assistant Nation:al Director of Cubbing, Mr. Gerald Speedy. Mr. Speedy1s visit was v0ry opportune and he left us with new ideas to be put into effect for the bett0rment of Scouting and Cubbing during the coming year. Last August the Cubbing Committee planned and held a Picnic for all the Cubs in tho Council. The response by both the parents and Cubs was so enthusiastic and so far beyond tho expectations of anyone that it was decided right then and there to make this an annual affair. With this kind of cooperation and spirit we are looking forward to a great yoar in 1941 for Cubbing. FIN/\NQE COMMITTEE In the Finance Campaign conducted by the Council in March and April 1940 a total of $24,169.62 was raised in cash and pledges. The actual figures are as follows; Cash (White) $19,035.88 Pledges (White) 2139,9.89 TOTAL (White) $21,385. 77 Cash (Negro) $ 1, 611. 90 Pledges (Negro) l .J.71. 95 TOTAL (Negro) 2.783.85 TOTAL CASH AND PLEDGES ••••••.•.•••• $24,169.62 Your Committee wants to take this opportunity to again thank each and eV'ery person who contri 'buted to the support of the Council and to thank the Campaign Workers who did such a fine piece of work in raising the largest amount of cash in the history of the Council in this last Campaign. Without the help of our friends who contribute and work in our campaigns the necessary funds for the Scouting program could not be raised and ti1e training of our boys would suffer. We do apprect ate what has been so faithfully done by so many people in order th:'l t the Scouting program of character buildinr.; and citizenship training mu.y continue to progress year by year. The books of the Council ,'UJ.d of the three camps have been audited by Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co., and found to be correct. Pago 8 Finance Committee (Continued} We especially invite your attention to the fact that Chick12:saw Council is entirely free of de"Q.t.. We believe this statement will be as gratifying to our friends as it is to us. It has been the policy of the Council for a number of years to spend only when funds w.:ire in hand and we recommend the continuation of this policy. The number of Scouts and Cubs in our Council continues to grow steadily as you will see in the Organization Commi ttee 1 s Report. Naturally, it follows that more money is necessary to taka care of this growing number of boys and to give them the benefits of Scout training. We, therefore, recommend that a budget of $30,000.00 be secutod for 1941. Your Committee feels that the Council's needs are greater than ever before and that sufficient funds should be provided to do the job as it should be done. HEALTH & SAFETY COMMITTEE This Committee is gratified to report that the Health and Safety record of our Scouts during.1940 has been excellent. There was not a single accident or case of sickness of a serious na,ture in any of our three camps. This splendid record is a.real tribute to the fine leadership of our Scout Leaders and we commend and congratulate tht3m on the fine work they are doing in providing safe activities and camping for the Scouts of this Council. Hundreds of Scouts have participated in activities, parades, games, Camp-0-Rees, etc., during the year and we are proud of the work of the boys and their leaders in making such a splendid safety record. Swimming in all of our camps was carefully supervised by American Red Cross Life Saving· Instructors. Safety through skill is ~ fine thing to teach boys and we feel that our Scoutmasters, Assistant Scoutmnst8rs, Camp Stnff Memb~rs and others have done a really fine ruid constructive piece of work in making this fine record possible. INTER-RACIAL COMMITTEE The work of the Inter-Racial Committee is confined solely to Negro Scouts and is handled through a sub-council known as the Seminole Division of Chickasaw Council. All of the officers and members of the Seminole Division, including the Assistant Scout Executive, are Negroes. During the year ending Nov. 30, 1940 there were 10 new Troops organized and 7 Troops were dropped from the rolls. There are now 3? Troops, a net gain of 3 Troops over the previous year. There are 605 Scouts as compared to 561 Scouts last year, a gain of 44 Scouts. There are 4 Cub Packs with 46 Cubs on the rolls. This is a gain of 2 Packs and 9 Cubs over the previous year. The camping program at Camp Daniels was the best in the history of this camp, with 109 Scouts in camp during the four weeks season. The boys spen.t a total of 156 Scout weeks as compared to 139 in 1939. We are pleased Page 9 Inter-Racial. Committee (Continued) with the increased interest in camping shown by the Negro Scouts. A number of improvements were made at Camp Daniels this year including a handicraft shop and tools, a new septic tank, enlargement of the kitchen and installation of new plumbing equipment. These facilities add greatly to the usefulness of the Camp as well as protecting to a great degree the heal th of the boys. The Camp is now in excellent condition and we consider it one of the best cali'lps for Negro Scouts in the Nation. The Scouts of the Seminole Division have done their share of "Good Turns" in connection with civic activities. They have served as guides, etc,, and have assisted with traffic and in holding back the crowds at tho various parades. We areproud of their accomplishments as participating citizens. During th0 year the advancement in rank and the award of Merit Badges to Negro Scouts was indeeq poor. Only 9 Scouts advanced to the rank of Second Class and but four boys reached the rank of First Clnss Scouts. Thora were no Start Life or Eagle Badges awarded to Negro boys. Your Committee feels that one of the greatest needs of the Council today is to devise ways and means to help these bot{s to advance in rank, for we find a great majority of the Negro Scouts hever i3.dvance beyond Tenderfoot. And they do not take pa.tt in t4e Merit Badge ~rogram which is such a help to boys in, prev- ocati onal training. This is shown by the :fact that but 15 Mari t Bad.gos were awarded to Negro Scouts during tM eiltire year. Last year but 23 Merit Badges were awarded, so there is a lbss by this cdrnparison. We certainly are n:ct proud of .the record of these 605 Scouts so far as advancement is concerned and we urge that evary effort be made by a.ii coricorned toward the end of helping these boys to gat more training through advancement in rank and working for Merit Badges. We invite your help toward this end. In the Financ.e Ca:rnpaign of tho Council the Seminole Division turned in $1,611.90 in cash and $1,171.95 in pledges, a total of $2,783.85, This is an increase of $1,101.18 over the total cash and plod.gos of 1939, We want to thank all of our Negro Scoutors for their fine help in making this Campaign such a success and for the fine gain over the previous year. We feel that our Negro work is making so-me progress but that especiri.1 emphasis must be put on advancement in 1941. ORG,ANIZATION COMMITTEE In the spring of 1940 the Council received the Walter W. Head Acorn Award for reaching its objectives in total number of Scouts, Troops, Cubs and Packs for the year 1939. 1rhis is the second consecutive year the Council has won this award and we feel you are as proud of this trophy as we are, for every Scout and Scouter in the Council has a right to feel a real satisfaction in receiving this recognition from our National President. Your Committee is now working to organize enough new units to win the Award for the third time and we believe we will. But in order to win the award for 1940 thrue new Troops, 190 Scouts and one Cub Pack ll'Iust be Page 10 Organization Committee (Continued) enrolled b~r December 31st. Several Troops and Packs are now in process of organization and we believe enough of these will register to win the Award. During the past year 11 Troops of White Scouts and 10 Troops of Negro Scouts have been organized, We are glad to report there has been a gain in Troops, Scouts, Cubs and Packs and that the Council now ha,s the largest membership in its history. Below is shown a comparison of membership for the past three years, .~.s well a.s the gain made ov0r the 1939 record: Dec. l, 1938 Dec. 1. 1939 Dec. 1, 1940 GAIN White Scouts 1,838 Negro Scouts g58 TOTAL SCOUTS ••.••• 2,396 White Troops Negro Troops TOTAL TROOPS White Cubs Negro Cubs TOTAL Cu.BS White Cub Packs Negro Cub Packs TOI'AL CUB PACKS 76 30 106 60 29 89 2 2 4 2,090 561 2,651 85 34 119 95 37 132 4 2 6 2,197 605 2,802 92 37 129 272 46 318 10 4 14 107 _M... 151 7 3 10 177 _L 186 6 2 8 We regret to report that during the year seven Troops of White Scouts and seven Troops of Negro Scouts were dropped from the rolls. Efforts are now being made to revive some of these Troops and we hope to have them in good standing in the near future. There are over 14,000 boys of Scout age (12-16) in our area and there is plenty of room to have more of them to have the benefits of Scout training. Therefore, we recommend that every effort be made to organtze additional Troops and Packs in 1941. OUTFITTER.S COMivHTTEE The three official Boy Scout Outfitters in Memphis are J. Goldsmith & Sons Co.; Phil A. Halle; Lowenstein 1 s. During tho year the stocks of Scout uniforms, supplies and equipment carried by these outfitters have been inspected by the Committee members and wore found to be adequate. We particularly 'Commend these firms for the fine di splays they have made and the publicity they have given to Scout uniforms, etc., in their stores and for the advertisements they have carried each week in 11 The Press-Scimi t.g,r 11 • They have worked with and for the Council and we wish to thank them for their help. These firms have helped the cause of Scouting in many ways by Page 11 Qμtfitters Committee (Continued) sending out camping folders, etc., to the Scouts and Scouters. For instance, during the latter part of November a Christmas fblder showing Scout and Cub equipment, etc.' was mailed to all of theScouts and Scbuters, Cubs and Cubbers of the Council. The National Council furnished the folders but the three local outfitters paid for the postage, addressing and handl i'.\1-g of these 3,790 pieces of mail. This kind of cooperation is a real help in many waifs and we do appreciate the wor.k of our outfitters. For 1941 we recommend the outfitters continue to di splay the official equipment, etc., as they have in the past, for they are making a real contribution to the Movement by keeping in stock and effectively displaying the many things which Scouts use. PUJ3L IC I TY COMMITTEE For roany years 11 The Press Scimitar" has cooperated with the Council by publishing a quarter-page of news each week known as "The Scout Press Scimitar". This is a very valuable aid in informing the Scouts and Scouters of Courts of Honor, activities, Camp-0-Rees, etc., and it is widely read. In addition, the columns of thepa.per have always been open to Scout news of all kinds. We are especially indebted to 11 The Press Scimitar" for the fine· publicity given to the Council's Finance· Campaign. This did mu.ch to insure the success of the Campaign and we ~ppreciate it. 11 The Commercial AppeaJ.lf has been very generous in printing Scout news and has cooperat~d to the fullest extent in publicizing the Council's ac ti vi ties. During the Council 1 s Finance Campaign, the "Cornmerci al Appeal 11 cooperated splendidly and helped with the proper timing of our publicity to make our Campaign a success. Throughout theyear 11 The Commercial Appeal" has been very helpful to the cause of Scouting and we want to express our appreciation for the fine support they h:ive given. Your Commi ttec has always found Radio Sta ti ors W M C, W M P S, W H B ~and WR EC ready and willing to.give freely of their time and support in 'broadcasting Scouting even ts and we want to take this opportunity to thank them·. Not only has the management of these stations been generous with time on the air but the men on the staffs have voluntarily made many valuable suggestions i:i.s to programs, sc.ripts, etc., which have greatly increased the effectiveness of the programs. The Council is inde~ted to them for their many .. contributions. ·Vie are indebted to the Standard Printing & Supply Co., for printing 18,000 Campaign Cards and other printed matorial; Latsch & Arnold, Inc •• for printing;· the Graham Paper Co., for their many contributions of paper for use in all of the above. These firms nave b~en liberal in their contributions to the welfare of Scouting and we do appreciate their help. We want to thank the official outfitters, J. Goldsmith & Sons Co., Phil A. Halle and Lowenstein 1 s for the excellent window displayn during Boy Scout Vl eek. Page 12 READING COMMITTEE Our Council accepted a quota of 600 subscriptions to the official Scout magazine 11 Boys1 Life11 for the year 1940. To date we have not reached this quota but we expect to before the year is over, This magazine costs but 6-i-¢ per month and w~ consider this one of the best investments which can be made for a boy. Seventy-five cents per year is a small amount when the values of good reading are considered and all of us should encourage our boys to develop good habits in their reading. Your Reading Cammi ttee has acceptecl the challenge offered by the 1tTrashy11 reading material now on the newsstands. The best answer they have found so far is to place the 11 Boys 1 Lif 0 11 magazine in the hands of all Scouts. 11 Boys1 Life" is filled with thrilling adventure stories that are clean and wholesome and boys soon forget the 11 trashy thrillers" after being exposed to"Boys1 Lifei• With this in mind your Reading Committee is determined to push"Boys1 Lifellinto. the foreground more than ever for 1941. During the year 64 Scouts have taken the Reading Merit Badge • . RURAL SCOUTING Outside of the City Li mi ts of Memphis there are now 20 Troops of White Scouts and 6 Troops of Negro Scouts, a total of 26, which is a gain of 3 Troops as compared to last year. Of these Troops there are 18 in Tennessee. 5 in Mississippi and 3 in Arlwisas. We feel there should be more Troops in the rur!.tl sections of our Council and we recommend that in 1941 addi tioanl stress be laid on getting Scouting to· more boys outside of Memphis. There are thousands of boys of Scout age in the 4~ counties in our Co1mcil and a great majority of these boys want and. need Scouting. There are several new Troops now in nrocess of organization and we strongly recommend that additional Troops be orgMized just as rapidly as the proper leadership c~n be found and trained. SENIOR SCOUTING To every Scout who reaches 15 years of age, there open the exciting opportunities of Senior Scouting. At this age a young man reaches out for fine companionship, stirring adventure and contacts with the adult life into which he must soon fit himself. The chance for action arid adven• ture means much to him. .And to answer the needs of these older Scouts, the Boy Scouts of America offer Senior Scouting of which there are 2 major parts now developed in the Chickasaw Council, :$xplorer Scouting for those interested in wilderness camping; Sea Scouting for those interested in the "call of the Sea11 • The Council now has seven Explorer Patrols connected with Troops 10, 12, 38. 48 1 58, 62 and 68. Page 13 Senior Scouting ( Continued) The Council al so still has 2 Sea Scout Shipst the "Boni ta11 and the 11 Id.lewildlf. It is also recommended that more social functions for older Scouts be planned and carried out during the coming yeart as these affairs appeal to young men an.d will keep them affiliated with the Movement for a longer period of time. In order to equip the leaders of Senior Scouting with the latest techniq~es in putting the program across, 2 trRining courses for Senior Scouting were held last year with a total attendance of 51 Scouters. Of these 24 Scouters received training certificates. TRAINING cm1nv!ITTEE With an ever increasing realization that the training of leaders is one of the most important needs in the successful operation of our Scout Troops and Cub Packs, the Training Committee has placed more emphasis than ever before on its program and in providing a large number of training courses. We are glad to report that in 1940 the Council had the largest and best training program in its history. We have tried to make the courses available to all leaders and to conduct the courses which were mo st needed. This year we have continued the policy adopted in 1939 of organizing the Committee into groupst each group being charged with the duty of conducting one course. We have had splend.id success wi. th this plan and we recommend its continuation. Your Chairman wishes to take this opportunity to express his thanks to Inst-ru'Ctors and staff members in the various courses. Without their help we could have made the real progress which is shown in tho figures below. Last year 300 persons received training - this year 440 persons were in the training courses. We feel tho men who are loading these courses deserve a real vote of thanks from the Council for the fine work they ha.ve done in making this growth possible. The Training Committee feels that its weakest point in carrying out the program of leadership training in Chickasaw Council is not oeing able to reach the new or inexperienced Scoutmasters. We strongly recommend that the Training Program be tied in with the Publicity Committee and the Organization Committee in an effort to get the new Scoutmasters to realize the importance of taking advantage of leadership training. We also feel that the method of group responsibility has had better results than other methods in the p~st and recommend that this plan be continued. Below is a report of these courses for 1940: Page 14 ··~. . ' ..-:'· .. ··::-:;; Twi~ining Committee (doEt-inued) .••' .......... ;.- .· · '['@;μ.t~~" ,for Wb.i te Scout Leaders No. Persons Certificates Unit 1, The Elements of Sea Scout Leadership.Part 1, Unit 1, The Elements of Sea Scout Leadership, Part (Now being conducted) Unit 1, The Elements of Scout Leadership, Part I Unit 1, The Elements of Scout Leadership, Part III (Not completed) Unit 1, The Elements of Scout Leadership, Part I (Now being canduc ted) Unit 1, The Elements of Cub Leadership Unit 2, Troop Camping Unit 3, First Aid, Part II Unit 4, Principles of Scout & Cub Leadership, Unit 4, Principles of Scout Leadership, Part I (Now being conducted) Den Mathers' Training Course Den Chiefs 1 Training Course Camp Directors' Training Course Senior Scout Conference Trainers in Troop Camping District Commissioners 1 Course Red Cross Jr. First Aid Course Part Cours~s for Negro Leaders Unit 1, Elements of Scout· Leadership, Part I Unit 1, Elements of Scout Leadership, Part II Unit ,J;' Elements of Cub Leadership Unit 1, The El.ements(of Scout Leadershi~) :P<irt II now C?eing conducted .. .. .. i ioners 1 Course II I Attending Issued 32 19 41 20 8 23 34 11 22 15 13 12 2 23 1 25 29 42 19 18 26 10 Page 15 16 21 4 16 24 11 15 13 11 2 0 1 13 26 22 6 6 6 Note Note for historical disclaimer <small><i>Please note that these documents are presented as they existed in their original form for historical accuracy. 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Scouter Fee...__ _ _ _ __ Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter for Year Beginning July l. 1940 Region No 5 Council No .:::F.:S-f Read instruction sheet before filling out Tota.__ --------- thi~ application. NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. 11 ______ __ Council, Boy Scouts of America, with W l_C~K_8_.J_-_R~·~______ I. The~·_ _ _ _<!._·~H~-~ (Name of Council). J!li~ i:..~'.~\;: ·' · N headquarters at 501 fOLUMCJfliN Manrfl.PRL TOWER (Locai Mailing Address) ' (~;ii~ # · .i. i:~ ;• i JV (State) and having jurisdiction over (indicate entire Area) ::JHl#jJ;f,;t;;p i., TEHJV.,...?JE.>OQ., Tllri!r HflD F:llNOl..B t!OVhTtE~ Nt.5.'l. ltND c«Ey}IAM.F oF· e''RflTTa:=,·::-:r&l 'i1 !~4')_ DR( • "PRNO/...ff _..;;;e-=o'""'----------~--,---hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July 1, 1940, in justification of which the accom~ panying reports for the Calendar year 1939 are presented as evidence of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibilities as a Local. Council, as required by the By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America, Article XI, Section 2, · · Clause 3. ·r;e·N#\!',, Fifi'$, 2. The following Districts are organized with functioning District Committees. Ai::M .Etfepr Cllt:N;11f&w _1 M (~;,' { N Districts ate sharing in financing this Council. .?.. Districts yet to be organized. Districts iri 1938. 0 Districts in 1939; in 0 3~,, Boy Fact Survey was conducted in ' 4. '·.Th_~ 1939 accounts of this Council ~een audited by 7/f0F{E-:£MO HFIL. I!! <f?'i;()ii»fflri"?l:V~~:·;s · There ar.it iij.. · ·. e (State whether Professional Accountanu or Auditing C.Ommittee) !!Cl . for the year 1940 and agrees to pay it.to the Treasurer 5. This Council has accepted its quota of $·50Q equal payments of-$ ZSO !.9 & ; in ·of the National Council as follows: in full herewith,$ J\l98::< flN.D Holl&Mlf."Jlf :fi[,, . each during the.months of .:::t · b ., .-p-1 (Note: Please plan last payment not later than ,Npvember, if possible) Of our outstanding indebtedness as of Dec. 31, 1939, $_.a.Ql.~is due the National Suppiy Service. and is due the National Council on account of back quotas. This Council agrees to liquidate the 0 $ . tlvouga mgat~ly P&¥Meets ef 3!"6-N • :is; £'fll/.O indebtedness to the Supply Service by (Date) _ _ _ _ _ _ __ I aaa tfie baekquota indebtedness as foHows: _ _ _ _ _ belPtllitfi:g $ 6. (Month) , 7. Thi,s Council requests that for the period July 1, 1940 to June 30, 1941 credit be extended by the Supply Service af any one time, and agrees to maintain the account on a thirty day for an amount not to exceed $ ~-00 ©'._2' basis. This· Council was incorporated under the laws of this State in the year 19~. The corporate name is: Ctfi lCf<B:)fijW C'@Uf,t¢:;f£.g 90:1 .;u:ou7.s. O!f':. tffJl,$.E!lil?rT1l!J~1 //'/C,, % of all institutions or groups. of citizens which sponsor Troops or Packs under this Council are 8. /:N-ll (!) represented on the Council either directly or through representation on District Committees. 9. This Council has adopted the new Standard Constitution and By-Laws for Local Coundls published by the ·o No · D Yes (Ch~ck one) National Council in February 1938. 'Certain modifications were adopted locally. These modifications have oeen approved by National Council. )Cl No D Yes We plan to adopt it in 1940; ". " " " D Yes I& Yes D No ·o No �I (2) 10. Our RECORD of progress for 1939 and OBJECT IVES for 1940 in the Ten Year Prngram r e as follows:· ·---··Trnnsfcro due to Territory chanK•• Out In ·-:..-.::~ ABLE 1 Total Troops* (a) Sea Scout Ships (b) Sea Scout Patrols (in Troops) Total on Dec. 31, 1938 I lJ ,$? New In 1939 (). J I Net Separation• in 1939 .... ---··--·· ..·····-·--"·· J!Mtlm ~ed Toul New n Dec, 31, 1939 11141 ........ ·~···~ ... .. , J in 1940 ·, "' ___,_J:A; ___ 2-:. I I' . '.J' I . __(> --- .... ..? --· ---·-·"'' (g) Lone Scout Tribes (a) Sea Scouts (bl Explorer Scouts (e) Negro Scouts (f) .!::>- ;; I 11 2 ,3 'l i. J, 2 s.~ 11.. '2 I (c) Rover Scouts (d) Lone Scouts ----~ ..•..... . -····· Cfo~- **26 *** ")..'*** 2 7"2JtJ t!f OO I 1s- ,?) ------~ 7~C ~ 18·~ ..... .::.; 7 :il 0 z,!J i..S" '-.'!;) ~'-:f ~ (!;,' .~SO ie;o /t::>¢.O 150 s () 0 S- I 8 ? /t.J.. 2 bC.. - _.... -·-~--·- l. '311. Indian Troops Total Scouts** '\ . { I .. .... . _t.f ---------- (f) Neighborhood Patrols (i) ' l , ..........._,. (e) Rover Crews (h) Negro Troops .? ··--· O<•-••-•T'" :5 /?JO '7 ·--- (c) Explorer Troops (d) Explorer Patrols (in Troops) Estimated Total on Dec. 31, 15 Estimated Separariont ~ S" t I • la Indian Scouts Total Scouters Cub Packs Cubs Cubbers 1J;'2; /./ (<'j'L/. I "ff ;Jiff ~ \ ?> 5" :3'/ ,. I 7 L/ I 9 5{, 17:3 41· II . so I 0 If I 7 7...- 11...0 .o.s- /0 'l I Includ.e in figures on this line total number of all Troops, Explorer Troops, Rover Crews, Sea Scout Ships, Neighborhood Patrols and Scout Tribes. •Include in figures on this line total number of all Scouts in above indicated units and Lone Scouts. In column "New in 1939" include boys who were new in Scouting in 1939. ~*In second column, "New irt 1939," include all boys who entered these branches of Scouting in 1,939, whether they transferred from ' / '""··other branch of Scouting or n<?t. . ''l..~1() Estimated new 12-year-old Scouts in 1940 ...) lt (a) New 12-year-olds registered in 1939 ', Cub Packs expired and not reregistered on December 31, 193< 0 Scout Troops and I'/ (b) We had on record Troops* (.l.J---%) in this Council as of Dec. 3ji..1939. W. (c) The Standard Troop Budget Plan is bei~ used by~:S1 ·. S Troops* (..!lfl%) and the Cub Pack Thrift Plan by J 0 to hE the Budget Pian in use by · % ) by Dec. 31, 1940. ( 3 . .. 9 _,, . - - ,-Tenure achieved in 1939 by Scouts; and by Assistant Scoutmasters under 21 who have been Scouts. (1) , (a) N um her on Roll Dec. 31, 1939 who attained respective tenure anniversaries in 1939. (3) (b) Number Separated in 1939 who attained respective tenure anniversaries in· 1939. ( 4) 1 Year 2 Years 3 Years 4 Years 5 or more Years TO (• /j/, Y--;lf I 'J.- 'loo 11s- 'i// t-:--'S=-c=-=o:.-;;u;-.:.t=;:s:-;--t-"'-'--"-'=-f-'-=-::=-+'-L-"S--f--£LL;--+--'~~--f..L.:=:m Asst. S. M. t-, \ !),.-. .'39 S"• ~ 0 ijt) Scouts J./ J f( Jr/£ lo7 /-/9 ?I . ...,,S-.-M-.-1--''-'-""'---+~<-=---r-.'-"--'--+--~"---+--+---+----+--''-'-t-A.,.-ss_t_ () 1. . . ·1 () I 7 I ).. ,j ryk, 1J'1j /'{). ;/ Ji/ I ....._......,."---l-'"'--'---""--1-=-~-t-,_,,_~-+-r-,___,___-+"':::....>o..._ (c) Total (a+ b) who attained respective tenure anniversaries +---'S'-c_o_u_ts_ _'1~0 Asst. S. M. in 1939. (,, 7' c, 0 h d' JI-OBJECTIVES FOR 1939. 2, 3 or 4 year Scouts in 1940 come from the 1, 2 and 3 year Scouts of 1939. 1 Year 3 Years 2 Years 4 Years 5 or more Years TO 'tos 7_1 I/{:, / 90 '~---l'--=-~ 170 L/L/O (d) Number to be on Roll Dec. 31, 1940 with respective tenure 1---=S:..:c:...:o..:::u""ts:.,....,.-+.u......~~-1-.L.J.c...=c....-l-&"'-""-...,_-t-_J--¥--t---"I .v 3~ Asst. S. M. anniversaries attained in 1940. I '2 1 0 ~ ·I-fl r; /(fl.§ 111~5 'f J? ::J..O ~'l '"'-'":!::ll ( e) N um her to be separated in 1940 with respective tenure anni- 1---=S:..:c:...:oc.::uc:.;ts"--+-l-'<~'----h'_,_-"'--JL-L.-'!'<-:-t--'--'"'----t-_:;c..:T="---+-' /, Asst. S. M. versaries to be attained in 1940. /' ".9 1. ri /' (f) Total (d + e) will attain respective tenure ·anniversaries in 1940. Scouts '.3~s 7 Asst. S. M. (,, 1 l~~j....- 0 1g ,..,0 ')__,/ 11 f ,_j.,,. Y..3 ?, .'1'..S- / rj 1) When lapsed Troops reregister only Scouts and Asst. S.M.'s under 21 who reregister with the Troop shall be credited with tenure\ versaries attained during the lapsed period of that Troop. . . 2) Totals in this Table cannot check with any Totals in Table 1. 3) Scouts attain each year of tenure on the anniversary of their first registrations as Scouts, unless they lose tenure credit by droppin · for any specific period. J) Do not include Scouts separated in 1939 whose last tenure anniversaries were attained prior to 1939. �Form 0-1062C 2,000_ S~ts-10-39 C.P. RfJGION NO. COUNCIL NO. NATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBER ' CERTIFICATION OF ELECTION AS A MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Date laa, S 1 l940. Counci,_J_ _CD __Dns_· _ ·_A_W_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Statc;..e_ ___,Tennea::.:==· =s=:ce.::::e_ _ _ To Expire-Dec• 31.1 194(1 ,Registration Service; Boy Scouts of America, 2 Park Ave., New York City. _Gentlemen:The Scouter named below has been regularly elected a member of the National Council to represent his Council Dee. . f or t he year endmg il, 1940:. · registere · d as a Scouter, havmg · . H e is in the capacity of_ _ _ _ _Pr_e_s_i_d_en __t_·_-o_t_C_hi.i_e_k--.as_·_a_:w_C_o_u_:n_c_i_l_ __ NATIONAL COUNCIL - Name + c ~ ~~ Aile llehedt current registration fee Tel. No.. 5-55ll Address,_---'-lr--'-au--·.;;..a;_s_C,;,.;;l_e'--a__ne-'--r"--a_,,.__-'7-'-2_6_.:::lfad'---'1="::..·IF---"'1r~-'l-~-_________ -----------City llemphiSt State T<ml:lessee. .--~-~sn Cit.isen Agc;..___ _ _ _5_9__ co . ct, ' 'J vA'lic12<~~,.;:!;""., MEMBERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL COUNCIL Each chartered Council of the Boy Scouts of America has the right to elect, annually, one of its members as a member of the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America, and one additional member for every thousand boys enrolled on the records of the National Council. The By-Laws require that Local Councils certify as to the election of such members of the,'National Council on blanks which shall be provided for that purpose. _ �Fofm 0-1062C 2,000 Sets-10-39 C.P, NATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBER COUNCIL NO. REGION NO. CERTIFICATION OF ELECTION AS A MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA. Date Counci~l_ _CBICK==·~A=S=A~W_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ State TEBNESSEE Zan. i, 1940. To Expire Dec. Sl, 194} Registration Service, Boy Scouts of America, 2 Park Ave., New York City. Gentlemen:The Scouter named below has been regularly elected a member of the National Council to represent his Council {o, the yea• ending in the capacity of - · &l, 1940 . He fa •egistered ., a Scoute>", having p · ~ent registration fee Jice-Fresiant of Ohi<:taaaw Council NATIONAL COUNCIL ~~ ~~· Name Tcl.No. Address_ _ ___;;;,ra..c:-=1'-1""'s_n<11=·"--:"'•."_ _ _ _ _ _ _-10~-~'"~;-~-~----------·----------- c;ty lleaphio, Ag1::--_ _ _ _ &8 _ _ _ _..._ cV ~ ~·~A-~-~-1-~_an_· Stat,,___.T"-'e-=nn=-=-•- - . , - - - - ' - - - - - - - - - - _C __i_t_.i_ae_n _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. ~v ~~ ~ ,) \:)fl;· -- Signed A V . /ii;;i (~•\t.fj(~~~7;~~~u;i~e) ,, :."" ! IL~1 11 , MEMBERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL COUNCIL Each chartered Council of the Boy Scouts of. America has the right to elect, annually, one of its members as a member of the National Council. of the Boy Scouts of America, and one additional member for every thousand boys enrolled on the records of the National Council. The By-Laws require that Local Councils certify as to the election of such members of the National Council on blanks which shall be provided for that purpose. �Form 0-1062C 2,000 Sets.-10-39 C.P, REGION NO. COUNCIL NO. NATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBER CERTIFICATION OF ELECTION AS A MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Date Counci,_1_ _C_BJ_ . .;. .O_KA--'"·_· S.;. .AW_·_ _ _~_ _ _ _ _ _ State !Eri»iiSSEE len. S, 1940. To Expire Dec. Sl, 1940 Registration Service, Boy Scouts of America, 2 ;park Ave., New York City. Gentlemen:The Scouter named below has been regularly elected a member of the National Council to represent his Council lloc. Iii. lNO for the year emling . He is registered as a Srouter, having p · Sa4n\t. Cemtlda$icnar in the capacity of · ~~~~·~-:::::A-fl-~~p.-~~~~~~~~~ NATIONAL COUNCIL Nain llolll'T M. c i . , - . ~urrent registration fee M~ " ~'\,\.,/tfl""Tel. No._5-_2_S_S_2_ _ _ _ __ """i.,..,~:=._______··-----·----- Address----•_aap...._·_n1_s_.;;;1Jcht::.......:__.,._·-'Ga'-'-'-•-•=--'w"'""a_t_•.c._·-t1er-· c;cy !leJlplli,a, " " 1> Stat..... e ___ 42""'·==-----~~ ~an Ci\ben. Agt:..e_ _ _ _ _ ·ann,,.....·.....,_.- - - - - - - - - - T"""': co MEMBERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL COUNCIL Each chartered Council of the Boy Scouts of America has the right to elect, annually, one of its members as a member of the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America, and one additional member for every thousand boys enrolled on the records of the National Council. The By-Laws require that Local Councils certify as to the election of such members of the National Council on blanks which shall be provided for that purpose. �Form 05390-30001139-;--A.P. This copy for National Office D ; Regional Office D ; Local Office N. (Check appropriate box on each copy.) DO NOT WRITE HERE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Charter Fee$._ _ _ _ __ (Incorporated February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.) Quot.a----~---- Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter for Year Beginning July I, 1940 Scouter Fees._ _ _ _ __ Tota..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Region No.._._...,5,___ __ Read instruction sheet before filling out this application. · Council N o...-5-.5,..8,____ __ NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. 1. The_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __,.\J..,HI..,·....,Q..,ll_ ...s...a""·.________________ Council, Boy Scouts of America, with (Name of Council) headquarters at 501 Oolwnbian. Mutual fewer Tenn, Menphia (Local Mailing -Address) , (State) (City) and having jurisdiction over (indicate entire Area) Shelby Co. Tenn., DeSoto, !'ate and Panola Ckv:tties, Miss. E!D.d one-halt of Crittenden Co., Ark. Except Crenahaw, Miss. in Panola, hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July 1, 1940, in justification of which the accom- , panying reports for the Calendar year 1939 are presented as evidence of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibilities as a Local Council, as required by the By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America, Article XI, Section 2, Clause 3. 2. The following Districts are organized with functioning District Committees._ __.M=em=:o~ih=i....... s.._,-=T....en~n. . .'----- There are 4 2 Districts yet to be organized. 3. Boy Fact Survey was conducted in 4. The .1939 accounts of this Council Districts in 1939; in 0 ~~U~een Districts are sharing in financing this Council. Districts ~n 1938. 0 audited by Profetsio:nal. AN!Qnntaata (State whether Professional Accountants or Auditing Committee) for the year 1940 and agrees to pay it to the Treasurer 5.' This Council has accepted its quota of $00.00 of the National Council as follows: in full herewith,$•-----; in 2 equal payments of $ 250 .oo each during the months of.___..M...~.,.Y,__,and..,·.._....l.,.o"v"""em...,ha ...·....._r_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ (Note: Please plan last payment not later than November, if possible) 6. Of our outstanding indebtedness as of Dec. 31, 1939, .,4,74 $ 0 is due the National Council on account of back quotas. This Council agrees to liquidate the indebtedness to the Supply Service by $ is due the National Supply Service and Jan. 25, 1940. through monthly payments of (Date) 1'\:!gt~ ,and~imek~~~ndebteeness-a~..I.oUg~;. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ (Month) 7. This Council requests that for the period July 1, 1940 to June 30, 1941 credit be extended by the Supply Service for an amount not to exceed $500.00 at any one time, and agrees to maintain the account on a thirty day basis. This Council was incorporated under the laws of this State in the year 193? . The corporate name is: Chickasaw Council, Boy Scouts of .America.. Inc. 8. 100 % of all institutions or groups of citizens which sponsor Troops or Packs under this Coµncil are represented on the Council either directly or through representation on District Committees. 9. This Council has adopted the new Standard Constitution and By-Laws for Local Councils published by the National Council in February 1938. (Check one) D Yes D No Certain modifications were adopted locally. These modifications have been approved by National Council. We plan to adopt it in 1940. D Yes tJ No " " " " D Yes ~Yes D D No No �(2) 10. Our RECORD of progress for 1939 and OBJECTIVES for 1940 in the Ten Year Program are as follows: TABLE 1 Total Troops• 1. (a) Sea Scout Ships Total on Dec, 31; 1938 New In 1939 lnA ?.1 1 1 Net Separations In 1939 ., Transfers due to Territory changes Out In Total Dec. 31, 1939 Estimated New in 1940 Estimated Separarion1 In 1940 Estimated Total on Dec. 31, 1940 122 15 "I 1.!VI ?. 1 () ~ :; A. 1 ~ (b) Sea Scout Patrols (in Troops) - (c) Explorer Troops (d) Explorer Patrols (in Troops) ~ (e) Rover Crews Neighborhood Patrols (g) Lone Scout Tribes (f) 31 g s 34 Total Scouts** 2~372 1.253 1!> 2.720 31 (bJ Explorer Scouts 21 ···~· 905 7 900 (a) Sea Scouts 0 23 ~-l=i (h) Negro Troops 6 3 37 780 5 5 2.840 41 2 (i) Indian Troops 2. (c) Rover Scouts (d) Lone Scouts (e) Negro Scouts (f) 5 *** 2 *** 0 ~1A ~4 953 15 A..~ & 3 .nAA :;sn ~Cit\ 6 626 174 l 56 l,020 250 150 1,.1.2(>' 9 6 l 173 130 72 14 221 l1 41 35 10 66 0 gag Indian Scouts 3. Total Scouters 4. Cub Packs 4 241 6 5. Cubs CM. 135 6. Cubbers Ht ~ *Include in figures on this line total number of all Troops, Explorer Troops, Rover Crews, Sea Scout Ships, Neighborhood Patrols and Lone Scout Tribes. **Include in figures on this line total number of all Scouts in above indicated units and Lone Scouts. In column "New in 1939" include only boys who were new in Scouting in 1939. · ***In second column, "New in 1939," include all boys who entered these branches of Scouting in 1939, whether they trarfsfe~red from some other branch of Scouting or not. (a) New 12-year-olds registered in 1939 695 Estimated new 12-year-old Scouts in 1940 750 (b) We had on record 14 Scout Troops and 0 Cub Packs expired and not reregistered on December 31, 1939. (c) The Standard Troop Budget Plan is being used by 46 Troops* (--37%) in this Council as of Dec. 31, 1939. We aim to. have the Budget Plan in use by 50 Troops* (____ag_%) and the Cub Pack Thrift Plan by 5 Packs (-35.%) by Dec. 31, 1940. TABLE2. ----- A-Tenure achieved in 1939 by Scouts, and by Assistant Scoutmasters under 21 who have been Scouts. (1) (a) Number on Roll Dec. 31, 1939 who attained respective tenure anniversaries in 1939. (3) 1 Year 2 3 Years Years 175 Scouts Asst. S. M. 812 400 0 2 5 (b) Number Separated in 1939 who attained respective tenure Scouts anniversaries in 1939. (4) Asst. S. M. 418 196 10? l 282 6 0 (c) Total (a+ b) who attained respective tenure anniversaries Scouts l~~ in 1939. Asst. S. M. 0 B-OBJECTIVES FOR 1939. 2, 3 or 4 year Scouts in 1940 come from the 1, 2. and 3 year Scouts of 1939. 1 Year 0 596 2 2 Years 440 3 Years (d) Number to be on Roll Dec. 31, 1940 with respective tenure Scouts anniversaries attained in 1940. Asst. S. M. 810 Fi (e) Number to be separated in 1940 with respective tenure an~iScouts versaries to be attained in 1940. Asst. S. M. 0 205 l 467 195 115 (£) Total (d + e) will attain respective tenure anniversaries in 1940. 337 (1) (2) (3) (4) Scouts 1 Asst. S. M. 1 0 635 4 Years· l 320 5 or more Years TOTAL (2) Sl 92 1560 6 40 39 49 7 141 52 810 lO 2.370 46 62 2 121 8 ·- 5 or more 4 Years Years TOTAL 90 3 48 73 3 20 l,.6'18 12 2 3 93 7 :?.523 138 845 19 6 0 :>. 5 When lapsed Troops reregister only Scouts and Asst. S.M.'s under 21 who reregister with the Troop shall be credited with tenure anniversaries attained during the lapsed period of that Troop. Totals in this Table cannot check with any Totals in Table 1. Scouts attain each year of tenure on the anniversary of their first registrations as Scouts, unless they lose tenure credit by dropping out for any specific period. Do not include Scouts separated in 1939 whose last tenure anniversaries were attained prior to 1939. 6 �Report to Committee on Badges, Awards, Scout Requirement~ and UniForm Design . . • .......... State................ ........ . Name ol Council........... . (Scouts-not badges) 1938 iiln~ i Second Class* A<=C First Class* i:;, i::: Total Scouts* - _., !')-:zr;~ Star Life Eagle Bronze Palm ...,."""'-._ ". _.,.._ ~ -.-~ . 1939 1939 1 ........ l"l e!'"'" Arl,:t 1nn A."1'..t! "Y\A i:i::;;1 _, _' '"£;'.'.R.i'!\: ..... ,, .... .. 155 85 22 14 10 Silver Palm 10 Combinations 1939 -:>•~,, Gold Palm Jr. ~nrolled Total Awarded IDr:;ped Dec. 31, During During IDec. 31, 41028). Te~derfoot* I I - ·-· _,.~ ,..,. - 1.....- - __ --. ·~..., -·--- .--- -- ---- --- R A. S. M. Cubs Bobcat Wolf*** Bear*** Lion*** Total Cubs ,., . -.., ~ A ...- ,....~ ...,~ , '2 ... ... "" - 'I~..., - 'ln ~ !': .., ......... ..."' II"\ - - ,.. ~- - ~ ........ Wolf Gold Arrow Wolf Silver Arrovi Bear Gold Arrow· Sear Silver Arrow Lion Gold Arrow Den Mothers ., ci 8Z "O I" " illt , ... Cub membership Dec. 31, I939, included: 69-9 yrs. old -66-10 yrs. and ~II yrs.# *NOTE: Include all Scouts including 2nd and 1st class having Merit Badges and Senior Scouts. **Dropped, not promoted. ***Include all Gold and Silver Arrows in total for each Cub Rank. #Include with 11 yrs. those over 11 yrs. who may be continuing temporarily as Cubs pending enrolment as Scouts. Do not Credit Second Class Scouts with First Class Badges ..... ~=·J::I ., "O ...:: • ~d <O§o. 8Z I-Agriculture* ..................... l 2-Angling ................................. 3 3-Animal Industry*...... 51 5 4--Archery ................................. 1 S-Architecture ..................... 2 6-Art* .......................................... 13 1 7-Astronomy ........................ 1 8-Athletics .............................. 98 9-Automobiling ··············• 12 IO-Aviation .............................. 3 II-Basketry* ........................... 13 1 I2-Bee Keeping* .................. I3-Beef Production*......... 7 I4--Bird Study........................... 19 IS-Blacksmithing* ............ I6-Bookbinding* ............... 67 46 I7-Botany .................................... IS-Bugling* .............................. 9 I9-Business ······························ 2 20-Camping .............................. 62 2I-Canoeing .............................. 3 22-Carpentry* ........................ 67 20 23-Cement Wark*............... 7 4 24--Chemistry ........................... 3 2S-Citrus Fruit Culture 26-Civics ....................................... 52 27-Conservati on 4 2S-Cooking ................................. • 18 29-Corn Farming*............... 4 1 30-Cotton Farming............ 3 3I-Cycling* .............................. 1 2 32-Dairying* ........................... 4 33-Dramatics ........................... 34--Electricity .......................• l3 3S-Farm Home* .................. 32 8 36-Farm Layout* ............... 19 3 37-Farm Mechanics ......... 9 38-Farm Records .................. 14 39-Firemanship* .................. 99 88 40-First Aid .............................. 50 4I-First Aid to Animals*........................ 89 23 42-Forestry ·················-············ 36 43-Foundry Practice ......... 44--Fruit Culture* ............... 2 4S-Gardening* ........................ 10 46-Handicraft* ..................... 37] 09 47-Hiking .................................... 8 4S-Hog & Pork Prod.*... 9 2 49-Horsemanship* ............ 13 2 SO-Indian Lore........................ 51-Insect Life ........................... S2-Interpreting ..................... 4 S3-Journalism -·-····················· S4--Landscape Gardening..................... 2 SS-Leathercraft* .................. 16 2 S6-Leather Work* ............... ~. Lion Silver Arrow Den Chiefs El ............. MERIT BADGE RECORD Indicate below the number of each of the Merit Badges earned during the year I939 ADVANOEMENT SUMMARY Get this information from perpetual Inventory (Form No. 4102D, 4102C and (6) -8 ::I ~::I itO ,xO S7-Life Saving........................... ~o SS-Machinery .............................. 4 S9-Marksmanship .................. 6 60-Masonry* ··-··························· 8 6I-Mechanical Drawing... ~3 62-Metal Work*........................ tl.8 63-Music* .................................- ... 28 64--Nut Culture........................... 6S-Painting* ................................ 8 66-Pathfinding* ........................ 28 67-Personal Health*...........l 53 68-Photography* .................. 9 69-Physical Develop .......... 34 70-Pigeon Raising.................. 7I-Pioneering ........................... B3 72-Plumbing 14 73-Pottery* ···········-···············-----· 3 74--Poultry-Keeping* ......... to 7S-Printing* ................................. 1 76-Public Health...................1 55 77-Public Speaking............... 1 78-Radio .......................................... 79-Reading* ................................. 40 SO-Reptile Study..................... 5 SI-Rocks and Minerals ...... S2-Rowing ·········----···--·········---- 4 S3-Safety* ..................................1 84 S4--Salesmanship 1 SS-Scholarship ........................... 39 S6-Sculpture ................................. S7-Seamanship ........................ SS-Sheep Farming*............... 2 S9-Signaling ................................. 9 90-Soil Management* ......... 91-Stalking ·····-········---. 92-Stamp Collecting.......;.... 7 93-Surveying .............................. 1 94--Swimming ........................... 94 9S-Taxidermy ······-·········---------·· 96-Textiles .................................... 1 97-W ea ther* ············---------------··· 1 9S-W oodcarving* .................. ~ 99-Wood Turning.................. 4 100-Wood Work....................... 135 UOl-Zoology .................................... 5 U02-Coin Collecting.................. 1 U03-Dog Care ................................. .3 104--Finger Printing............... 5 lOS-Skiing ....................................... NEW SUBJECT [06-Grasses, Legumes and Forage Crops ............... 1 2 6 11 2 91 7 •••••••••••n••-•••••oo••••• 0 Total 1 1 65 ••••••••••••••••••• 24 )1 M.B. Counsel ors m Council Organizer Awards 1 3 506 *Badges open to Second Class Scouts. �Form 0539A-30001139-A.P. (5) EMPLOYED STAFF FOR 1940 (Please state all salaries. Use extra siheet if necessary) NOTE: Because of its relationship to Retirement and Group Insurance it is essential that this report be accurate and complete. =c=i=l....,.,___,,,:B~·~S~-~.l,,.•.__..I=nc=•~·---------Name of. Council -~Ch=i=clm=·~s~a•~C=·oun=· Headquarters City_~t~.1.et=n:=oh=i=S'-·- - - - - - - - - - - · - - - - - - - State IC·:·· 1 Tenn• EXECUTIVE M=o"""r"""ri=•....s~~~~~~-------..1940 Salary o_r'"""dQ~ll.......... W~·-G... Scout Executive. . . ___ **$ 3,600 .oo Assistant and Field Executives NAMB W.E. !hacker **1940 SALARY TITLE* Ass.ista.nt he 01ti ve Assistant keeutiv.t $ i,soo.oo 1,500,00 Note: Above named members of Executive staff must also be listed on Council Roster for purposes of "registration." CLERICAL NAME TITLE* **1940 SALARY 1,200.00 Miss Sallie Worden Sec:ret.aq Mia• Margaret Jones Stenogra.Dher 90Q,OO Marguerite Wilkerson (Neg:reas) Stepo-napher 420.00 *Indicate part time employees, if any, by "P. T." after the title. **Do not include any allowances, i.e., transportation, etc., in salary :figures. �Total income from contributions was received for 1939 Couneil operations from communities in the various population groups in the following amounts: From Com. Chests Direct Comm~nities ~.£ fgg'.ggg ~~ 49~000::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: " ,, '' " " '' " * Of this $'----- $ 24,448.24 " 75,000 " 99,000.....................................................................·-··············· ,, 25.,000 ,, 74,000ooo••••ooOOOooHOOOO••••o:oooooooOOOooooooooo••••••oooooooOooooooooooooOooooOOoooOOOOOO ,, 10,000 '' 24,000....................................................................................... 9,900...............-...................................................................... 5,000 " " 4,900............... _...................................................·-················ 2,500 " " 2,400.....·-········-·······················-·········--·····-····-·····--······· 1,000 f' '' 1,000 and open country.................................................................. under $24,448..24~ TOTAL * $------ amount $-------came from Sustaining Memberships in Community Chest territory. Funds for the 1940 budget outlined on preceding page==: ~ot been NOTE...,.--1£ funds .not yet rais~d, state plans for securing funds here o'f Fierce .~ raised. Finance Campa.jp lm,der direction ITedrick. Im. Assets, 12-31-39 Current-Cash on hand and in bank $ 4, 9HL 2'1 Re~ale 44,166."I? Camp Equipment Unpaid Pledges Supplies for $zz. ms.co *Fixed - Real Estate 617.0L.._ . Offic~ 1,500.00 Equipment Automobile Securities TOTAL 8 •150.40 *Present Value TOTAL 69,5"12. 77 Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-39 Operations-Accounts and Bills Payable $·--20~4-·~'~4~Notes Payable Wone N_o_n_e___ Capital-Accounts and Bills Payable $__ None Notes Payable None Mortgages TOTAL.__20_4_.7_4_·_ TOTAL_N_on_._e_ __ This Council has Trust or Endowment funds, as of December 31, 1939, totaling $·--~O~_ _of which$-----was received during the year 1939. We are using (a) Standard Declaration of Trus..__ _ _ _, or (b) some other form approved by National Council.____________ ____________ _____________ A comprehensive Five-year Financial Plan ::: not been developed which has been in effect 0 years. Council directed campaign oi;,i;;a~~.a.i;e to be held on the following dates iri 1940: March 29th through Apri 1 15, 1940. is Remarks, Explanations or A d d i t i o n s - - - - - - ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - �FINANCIAL REPORT-1939 (7) CODENo.I . 558 Name of Council 1 __ (Please use following classification for purpose of National record and comparison) EXPENDITURES-1 939 Column I Total Expenditures I. Operating Expense: 1. Executive Salaries* ------ 1$ 1 Office Salaries ---·················· Reti;rement Contrib'ns .... Rent, Light, Heat, Insurance, Telephone ......... Office Supplies ........................ 2. 3. 4. 5. It . nA ~!ii\ .. Column 2 Column 3 Net Expen<litures (See Note I below) $ $ t::. 't"ZI\ I'\£\ ~ ·• -. "1?n t\t\ " A"l'2 O"Z ~ 'l'entative. Actu itl will not be kno1 lrn °Ftil Campaign.., ILPri.1 ? . <:lAI'\ (\('\ - 3;960.00 AA 41~ ~ , .- - . l fVl\IQ .:'F."I .-,41.,.. Jl.ft<:: - 7. Transportation ..................... 8. Publicity ....................................... 9. Camping·····················-················ /:,.".".~A .... 10. Senior Scouting..................... 'IQ 0") . f\"1Q Q~ 1 Aft&: "-'~ R.~ IV\C AA '1An f'ln . . 'Z. Al%'!> 01 · !% r.LS::.O F,!; ,,~A /'\r:; l , . ..,.a., 5lf .~ - n11 ~ -- o a!.t .,,A c;,,,. '.)')F. - l'\I\ AA/) N'i Ml\ .. '7" l'\A C'lllJ no ~ 19_7oi _14 . nn •n:;_nn l;:;r,('\ . - -.......- Mn na 12c::n c.c:: OHOO••••O•••••••••••••o ·-- ":>"'lll: Al\ A.ill!! ..._ ....... ... nn ., ~t::. 1 ---- ~ -. Al"ll\ lnA #\A ?!i~nn , . ...- .nJ::.'"i nn -'°"" 'I:!: ?1n 11'lll ,.,,,..,,. 1 .,..,,,.. ,,.. l>J ......... at\ p -.. \f;. 't TOTAL OPERATING (Col. 1 minus Col. 2) nrz • A"'".! BUDGET-1940 Special Receipts :.\ '7!>1' N\ 6: Postage ····························"····:....... 11. Cubbing ....................................... 12. Leadership Training and Conferences .................. 13. Circuses, M. B. Shows and other activities............ 14. National Quota ·····'··············· 15. Charter Fee .............................. 16. Campaign Expenditures 17. Interest on Indebtedness (See Note 2 below) 18. Miscellaneous Indicate if for period other than calendar year 19 s:u:~n 44 II. Capital Expense: 9"\ 1. Office Equipment ............ 2. Camp Property .................. 3. Automobile .............................. 4. Depreciation ........................... -- ~-,c::: TOTAL CAPITAL III. Total of Operating II) and Capital (I + ~ ".>? ....,.,, .. (National Funds) v. '10'2 ~ ., , 4"> oi:: , " ·-O't I!: . ~a lnn_nn ~ !)C. 'll'f11'LM '%/\. IV. Revolving Accounts: 1. BOYS' LIFE·------·-------·-2. Registrations .................. 3. Scout Supplies ................ TOTAL REVOLVING 'l!"" ~n " A. 1?!lt AC ,~ .., , -··-· .. .. .... 'I ... A. ~~. ~ l"Y"Z nc: "~ Aft Endowment, Trust Funds or other Permanent Investments VI. Obligations Paid (See Note 3 below) NOTE I-Report as Special Receipts only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., which are incidental to ., . certain Council activities. NOTE 2-Do not include payments to reduce "principal" indebtedness. NOTE 3-This refers to repayment of loans, the proceeds of which have been previously expended, bills and other obligations which · have been charged to the various items of the budget in previous years and so reported. (OVER) *Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transportation allowances. �(8) LEADERSHIP TRAINING. REPORT-1939 Code No. Name of Council-·---i:.Qhif.!.t'li~ekaif'a-1S1tc.ar1:wr---,---------. State-~!""eenH'ni---__,.._ Reg ion--!'i5,---l----J5~5~8'---' . COURSES COMPLETED-19 39 No. CERTIFICATES ISSUED No. OF COURSES Elements -Part I -Part II of Scout Leadership -Part III Elements-Cubbin g Elements-Sea Scouting Elements-Senior Scouting Troop Camping Health & Safety Standard First Aid Principles of Scout & Cub-Part I Leadership -Part II Pack Organization Specialization* Commissioners Merit Badge Counselors Troop Committeemen Other C9urses Advanced Certificates Issued .., ..,,_ -,- _,... ,. -- --- ..... .-- ~ ...,.. ~ -... - .. ... - ---.--- 'Totals Total number different men who received certificates: .. .. .. ~ ·~w -- -- , .,, .., The aBove includes the following courses in Colleges, Seminaries, etc. No. Courses__·_, Certificates___ , College Credit - Y es___ N o_ __ No. Cou,rses__ , Certificates_____ , College Credit - Yes___ N o_ __ Scho~l-·------------~ No. Courses_ _, Certificates~, College Credit-Yes___ No_ _ _ School.~------------- School_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ *Names of Specialization Courses Completed in 1939: . Training Awards in 1939-Scoutmaster 's Keys _ _ _Q,________ ; Scouter's Training Awards--~----- _... Trctining for Trainers Attendance of Local Men in 1939 at Regional or at Schiff Reservation Co~rs~s. No. at Schiff Courses No. at Regional Courses Cubbing Troop Scouting Senior Scouting Sea Scouting Troop Camping Training- Administration Health and Safety AF\ i!o____ .._ ·-Q .,. ____ ... ___ ·- - ,,, -'-- - ·- i~ ft \ I (OVER) �Report on Trained Leaders as of December 31, 1939 NOTE :-"Trained" means that men have completed at least the entire "Elements" Course of their respective programs. (1939 or previously )-Old Scout Leadership-Parts I and II, new Scout Leadership-Parts I, II and III, Sea Scout Leadership-Parts I and II, or Elements of Cub Leadership. -- · TOTAL REGISTERED IN COUNCIL Scoutmasters Assistants TRAINED PERCENT NUMBER 3% 4 i% 146 Cubmasters Assistants o· --~% 0 ---% ",) % Troops--i11-;2~e;i___ _ Packs._~-i9il---- Troops and. Packs having at least one Trained Leader: Number ~ Goal-12/31/40 Troops 6 5% 19% Packs 0 0% 50% 6 4.,5% a3% Total ' PLANS FOR 1940 The following Courses will be conducted next yearOn a Council-wide basis :- On a District Basis :- 7% _..._ % 0 Total all Troop and Pack Leaders Total Registered 17% -~~% 0 Senior Leaders (Skippers, etc.) Assistants (Mates, etc.) OBJECTIVE 12/31/40 60% 2s% �Form 0-1020-40001139C.P. .Region No. ___ _:°':~---------- This copy for National Office D; Regional Office D; Local Office ~ ANNUAL CAMPING REPORT BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York, N • .Y. ,__t:;_fU' (~J{f5l..:2_fl_w_________________ Local Mail Original i:o DIVISION OF OPERATIONS CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES SERVICE Council _______p).__~f!!l_pfi~...JlJ.:::I..'-L:'.:..~------ ------City and State STATISTICAL REPORT OF YEAR-ROUND CAMPING-Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, 1939 - NOTE:· Sea Scout Cruises, Touring Camps, etc. require a separate report for each, but totals should be included in the figures given below. Scouts f!"om outside the Council territory sho_uld be reported by their own Council and not included in this report. Council Membership;· June 30, 1939 y E A R L y "" -- s u was.ll-~Troops,..2-a..,_'i'.:~__Scouts, year"J.u..r.l~~-- Troops=Troops, Ships, Neighborhood Patrols Explorer Troops, Tribes, Rover Crews All camping, including Tours; Cruises, Camporees, Rendezvous, World's ·Fairs, etc. COUNCIL SUPERVISED CAMPING CH. A R T E R E D "Total belonging during the On Council site Off Council site On Counci.l site T O T A L S PROVISIONAL TROOPS T R 0 0 P S Off ·Council site M M A R y LONG TERM (*1) Z Z-10 ~71 ~,bS!;~·_,___·_,____-tt--~!J~7_J__j_ft_ i/6$'?; , ~ 77 r· i..1-1 17-1 I Sif- SHORT - -TERM (*2) Camping periods of six days or more should be reported under Long-Term. Camping periods of less than six days and Not less than overnight should be reported under Short-Term, to the (*3) A -Scout Day is twenty-four hours or less including overnight. (The classification Scout Days is utilized here in order that the volume of camping can be related number of individual Scouts participating. This will indicate the average number of days each Scout is camping. The Local Council effort should be to increase the number of camping days, per Scout as well as to increase the number of Scouts camping.) classifications. (Estimate ii (*4) The total_ ill this column is different Scouts camping·· during the year. It will not necessarily equal the sum of the attendance in the four _ __ · nei::essary.) In computing the perce~tage (*S) In computing the percentage of Long-Term Camping for the year. divide the number of different Scouts camping_ by the June 30 membership.The "Total Belonging' equals in Short-Term Camping for the year, divide the number of different Scouts camping by the "Total belonging During the Year" membership. 1939. in re-registered and 1939 to prior the "Net Membership at the Beginning of the -Year" plus the "New During the Year" plus Scouts separated (*1) (*2) _ Included in the 'abov~ are: . 7!._____ Scouts 0...l .. 1 ............................. Campore_~·'.~ Council-wide 1 Scouts District Cai;riporees. ....................................................................... Scouts Regional Campoi-a.1-· ......::............................................................... Scouts·sea ·Scout Ren:dezvou~ ....:;.::.:...................:................................ Number of different Negro Scouts in Long-Term camp_-"-/l_!f)"-·~1?_ Organized Scout Tours beyond Council territory, No. of tours------~-~~~~------------Total Scouts ____;11::..-'....:<::::-::-/J_---_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Philturn -Rockymountain Scoutcamp, Number of Scouts and Scouters -----'~"'-.:.c·' ' - - - - - - - - - - - - , . - ' .Was separate camp for Negro Scouts operated? Yl11F-.5. 7 CLASSIFICATION OF TROOPS IN THE COUNCIL ; Bas~lon the: statemenHn "Camping Policies'.' on "Council S~pt;rvision of the year-r~und Camping Program of the Troops," · please state below the number o~ Troops you consider are in Groups 1 an~ 2 : - ,S 0 Troops GROUP 1: Number of Troops with an effective Camping Program, .-/.' (See "CAMPING POLICIES" pages 6 and 7 and folder "TROOP :_CAMPING OBJECTIVES" for aid in_ defining ~'effective.") 2: .- A: Number of Troops doing some camping but not up to the standard of Group 1 B : Number 6£ Troops doing N 0 camping ESTil\:t:ATE NUMBER of SCOUTS having NO CAMPING in;l939: L/-5 0 2-S- Troops B 7" Troops Scouts. This is v~luable in: measuring the Job tQ be accom;plished, and for the information of the' Local Council as well as the Home Office. Obviously this estimate must be qased on; a report from Troops at the end of the year. TRAINING AND SUPERVISION Number of a~~i~e Scouters now trained in Troop- Camp leadership?-1..S:.. Do you secure reports of short-term camp"ing by, Troops?~ Do you have a plan_tor counselling with Troops on their all-year camping program utilizing such instruments as the "Troop Camping Ob__ jectives" folder? .!J,n PROGRAM During 1939 this Council, in addition to th_e ab.ove, car_ried out a camping program which included the following: (check) Senior Camping -· ; Sea Scout Cruises .X,. ; Vacation Day Camping le ; Winter Camp(s) )(- · ·; Cub "Outings" you Do YCS used? terminology Patrol and Troop Was basis? Patrol and Troop the on Program Ca,mp Summer Was the-Council's Do you plan for-a PatroI or more at Philturn in 1940?_-~N~O,___ _ _ __ promote in Troops, earning and saving for camp? ~E.:5> ______Direct with Scouts?_ _""X_,,.,__ _ _ _ _ __ Troops? by primarily attendance camp summer of Is promotion �FINANCIAL STATEMENT - CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL / (refer to page '7 "Financial Report" form to verify totals) OPERATING RECEIPTS: Council budget appropriation for camp operation_ $.l• !?(],/,.1-/Receipts from Camper fees ___________ $ l. 87 f '1 '] 1 c; IJ Receipts from other sources------·---.___ $ · ) (list sources ~.......N"'"''t. ~;;n..J•J:;;.,.,_ .£"7.~ ¢ O . + J. f A $S':L. 9-r:::,,s:.- Total receipts Operating Balgaaa·er deficit----~~ (B-A) $ Camp accounts (were) (~audited acres g°l&'!J!~;r £ublic ~~Ir {!S1), . Accountants. PHYSICAL FACILITIES I No. of I 1 D,lf:/'j OPERATING EXPENSE: _______ $1/!11./lt.2-7 for Food by Council q q, 7 ;i ___ $ for Transportation by Council $ /, J./-S.3.d if for Salaries and Wages for Income producing sources (Canteen, etc.)________ ..,$----/ Other Operating Expenditures --------'--·--- $ /, 9 ep.j 01o .:N l I" .. ~ Total Expenditures --------------------------------- $ ·-'"- • ;,; • • Bills outstanding not included above_·--------$ Ne.f(R Total Operating Expense B $ ..S: '-1-i-f, St+ · . on__O_&t_;_·.::...•_,J,._,..{,.J-V------193~ b y U1 (Fill in only if new sites, buildings, or equipment have been secured or any changes made since 1938.) CAMP NAME Expenditures for Bu4g~ed Capital. Outlay $•-----'O=--$~---=()~-Capital Bills outstandillg not included ·C Council budget appropriation for camping Capital Expense$ f VALUATION No. of Troop Sites CONTROL* Land Bldgs. Equipment Used year around Type of Camp*" *State whether site is:· (1) Owned by Council (if mortgaged or other indebtedness state amount), (2) Leased (state from whom and length of term) (3) Rented from year to year (state amount of rental), (4) other (describe). **State wheth~r site is used for (1) Long-term (2) Short-term (3) Wilderness Camp, etc. Were plans for any of the above submitted to the Camping and Activities Service, Engineering Service, or Health and Safety Service for advice and help? Please s p e c i f y · - ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - " - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Camp Director :) £E, ~;f/, PERSONNEL' lDJW Did he have Camp Director's commission?_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ If more than one camp is operated-list additional directors below. State if they hold Camp Director's commissions. Number on central Camp Staff$ CAMP STAFF ~I How many are registered Scouters? f How many Adults (over 21)? JS Number of Provisional Troop Staff?_____ ,Of these, how many are registered Scouters?____H.ow many Adults (over 21)? / $ _________, How many have no previous Scouting connection?_ _,,,..3 l How many are older Scouts? t.f.. APPRAISAL OF CENTRAL CAMP STAFF NAME Scouting Connection Camp Position Age Would you Re-appoint? . If not• QUALITY OF SERVICE Exe. Good Aver. Fair Poor Number of Weeks on Staff Rate of Pay Per Week ' (If necessary, attach sheet with names and appraisal under headings above). * If you would not recommend · reemployment, send in full particulars. Further comments: - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - D . a t e --------~~ 19~~ (Signed) Chairman, Camping and Activities Committee StreeL-------------------~ City·__________stat.C--------- ·.Ii. Scout Executive Note: Attach copies of camp bulletins, reports, special program features, photos, etc. �" · Form 0-1020-40001139C.P. This copy for National Office Region No. ______5_·____ _ D; Regional O:tfice D; Local Office ~· Mail Original to DIVISION OF OPERATIONS CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES SERVICE ANNUAL. CAMPING REPORT BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. -:__Q_HI_Q.KASAW_______________,____________ Local Council _________MEMPHIS, TEN_Ni.S.S.EE__-:-___________ City and State STATISTICAL REPORT OF YEAR-ROUND CAMPING-Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, 1939 NOTE: Sea Scout Cruises, Touring Camps, etc. require a separate report for each, but totals should be included in the figures given below. Scouts from outside the Council territory should be reported by their own Council and not included in this report. Troops=Troops, Ships, C-0uncil Membership, June 30, 1939 was ..:.J._?_QTroops, ___g_~g>_e._Q _____ Scouts, "Total belonging during the year"___Q_,_~J_Q___ jt;~1~~eo:~~~:S~¥~fbes, Rover Crews y s E A R u L A R COUNCIL SUPERVISED CAMPING C H A R T E R E D On Council site All camping, including Tours, Cruises, Camporees, Rendezvous, World's Fairs, etc. PROVISIONAL TROOPS T R 0 0 P S On Council site Off Council site T O T A L S Off· Council site M M y ... y LONG TERM (*I) SHORT TERM (*2) /, 77.5" '-1-1 1i, l?tf Camping periods of six days or more should be reported under Long-Term. Camping periods of less than six days and Not less than overnight should be reported under Short-Term. A Scout Day is twenty-four hours or less including overnight. (The classification Scout Days is utilized here in order that the volume of camping can be related to the number of individual Scouts participating. This will indicate the average number of days each Scout is camping. The Local Council effort should be to increase the number of camping days. per Scout as well as to increase the number of Scouts camping.) (*4) The total iii this column is different Scouts camping during the year. It will not necessarily equal the sum of the attendance in the four classifications. (Estimate if necessary.) (*5) !n computing the pe_rcentage of Long-Te!~ Camping for the y7ar. divide the num!Jer of different Scouts ca_mping ~Y the June 30 member*ip. In computing the percentage in Short-Term Camping for the year, d1v1de the number of different Scouts camping by the "Total belongmg Dunng the Year" membership. The "Total Belonging' equals the "Net Membership at the Beginning of the Year" plus the "New During the Year" plus Scouts separated prior to 1939 and re-registered in 1939. (*I) (*2) (*3) Included in the 'above are: Council-wide Camporee .......,.................;,;.!.1.9..?.:?..............~----Scouts Scouts District Camporees ....................................................................... Scouts Regional Camporal ....................................................................... Scouts Sea· Scout Rendezvous ......................................................,....... Number of different Negro Scouts in Long-Term camp,_ __,l=O=l=--- Organized Scout Tours beyond Council territory, No. 2 of tours Total Scouts ---~1=5=---------Phil turn Rockymountain Scoutcamp, Number of Scouts and Scouters -----=-------- ---.Was separate camp for Negro Scouts operated?_Y~e_s~-- CLASSIFICATION OF TROOPS IN THE COUNCIL Based on the statement in "Camping Policies" on "Council Supervision of the year-round Camping Program of the Troops," please state below the number of Troops you consider are in Groups 1 and 2 : GROUP 1 : Number of Troops with an effective Camping Program ___6"-0~--Troops (See "CAMPING POLICIES" pages 6 and 7 and folder "TROOP CAMPING OBJECTIVES" for aid in defining "effective.") 2: A: Number of Troops doing some camping but not up to the standard of Group 1 B: Number of Troops doing NO camping ___2_5___Troops _ __,5~7~--Troops Scouts~ 450 This is valuable in measuring the job tQ be accomplished, and for the information of the Local Council as well as the Home Office. Obviously this estimate must be based on a report from Troops at the end of the year. ESTIMATE NUMBER of SCOUTS having NO CAMPING in 1939: TRAINING AND SUPERVISION Number of active Scouters now trained in Troop Camp leadership ?----1'.§__, Do you secure reports of short-term camping by1 Troops ?_Ng____: counselling with Troops on their all-year camping program utilizing such instruments as the "Troop Camping ObDo you have a plan jedives" folder? _ _ _ __ f.fo PROGRAM 1939 this Council, in addition to the above, carried out a camping program which included the following: (check) Senior Camping . X ; Sea Scout Cruises ; Vacation Day Camping X ; Winter Camp(s) A___ ; Cub "Outings" ___ Do you Was the Council's Summer Camp Program on the Troop and Patrol basis? Was Troop and Patrol terminology used? Yes Do you plan fo~ a Pat;oI or more at Philturn in 1940? ....... Yes promote in Troops, earning and saving for c~mp~ Is promotion of summer camp attendance primarily by Troops?______ Direct with Scouts?-~-------- Duri~ ?:i �' \ FINANCIAL STATEMENT - CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL (refer to page '7 "Financial Report" form to verify totals) Council budget appropriation for cil,~ping Capital Expense $ Expenditures for Budgeted Capital Outlay $.__-,,..-~O~___,-,-, $,____O;;,,--Capital Bills outstanding not included 0 OPERATING RECEIPTS: Council budget appropriation for camp operation_ $ ~ 1~7· '1-f Receipts from Camper fees _____________ $ a,g71, 'i 9 $ Receipts from other sources (list sources ~4· 1 a.....4 v~ I 90·12- ) $5, b50.5.S Total receipts----------('}\.~ 'b'l'- (B-A) $ /7 o.9 "} Operating Balance or deficit OPERATING EXPENSE: . _.-- for Food by Council' · - - - - - __ Council ---for Transportation by for Salaries and Wages - - - - - - - - - for Income producing- sources (Canteen, etc.)_··______ Other Operating Expenditures - - - - - · - - - - Total Exp~nditures ____________ __:_~:--~~ Bills outstanding not included above _______ Total Operating Expense B $ NONE $ S.4'-/, S-t.f- PHYSICAL FACILITIES VALUATION No. of Troop Sites No. of CAMP NAME $ L.l-/.R3.Lf..ff $-·- - - $ L/7"14.0(. $ S/./-U, .S-1..f 111 liRWtG!\ tl!tnHEl;I, &coPublic Ac~ountants. __5_1~'-----193L by 'f'ee1: Camp accounts (were) (liflK:r@J audited on_ _O_c_t_o_b_e_r (Fill in only if new sites, buildings, or equipment have been secured or any changes made· since 1938.) f!t.µf,z,7 cn.12 $l $ acres CONTROL* - - -- Bldgs. Land Used year around Equipment Type of Camp** - *State whether site is: (1) Owned by Council (if mortgaged or other ·indebtedness state amount), (2) Leased (state from whom and length of term) (3) Rented--from year · . to year (state amount of rental), (4) other (describe). **State whether site is used for (1) Long-term (2) Short-term (3) Wilderness Camp, etc. Were plans for any of the above submitted to the Camping and Activities Service, Engineering Service, or Health and Safety Service for advice and help? Please s p e c i f Y - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - - - ' - - - - PERSONNEL Did he have Camp Director's commission?_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ See Below Camp Director If more than one camp is operated-list additional directors below. State if they hold Camp Director's commission·s. CAMP STAFF Number on central Camp Staff?-~5'-=l.___ _ _H.ow many are registered Scouters?_-""8'---_How many Adults (over 21).?--=l=-=5'---Number of Provisional Troop Staff?_ _ _ _ _ Of these, how many are registered Scouters?_-'-_How many Adults (over 21)?__..15....__ How many are older Scouts?_ _ _l.;...4;c.___How many have no previous Scouting connection?_ _5_______ APPRAISAL OF CENTRAL CAMP STAFF I NAME . I Age Scoutii!g _ Connection I ___r,__ a_~-~B ttC1'tftMP_ __ :c.__-:I.~_S:ft_Ll~J(lt!"\P __ _r__l, __1'lJ~l(N_ ~[Y,., _____ J\__t;CiJf'ltlJ.JL -~Ji_~i,.~::t _ _fiBR~ttl:(Jl_fltl.ff~I_CJ!I__ ____Jl<2._0J(ICJLHE;NJit;__~~-~rl l;:.UWAR!JJ'.-? __ -- ---------· - . ------- -~ l'oor ~~~~f I ·· Stafi Rit;Yof Per Week -------;-----.----------------·------~---------~------- x ______________________4 __'-;j /, 7-£_ x ~Lt=~ __ x . '(/ E~ l ,Wtr1J:rt1:::r:j 1:::_~fr!1_07 _[-1:-:tl . _y~§._ ----- -·- --·· ___ ./S. _ ..lTJ~" h.UK.~ N'-' N_i;: __ '. _t-'l:-:-i ... __';t_~ ____ . ----·--·---~-------------_________, _________ ~___ __;_ _______ _ - '.'. _L/:,O '.---- :;ff;__~ _ ;A-~n-e_ P.'.ftf;'J:n ~C>"'i ?J!+l Tf'. _l,.J)_f( ._~!fH·IRCiS<1~ 4--~ _ i I ~. P. 'i jCPl>.I<.. j _:'>C.C!>\,JT ] ---·-----------------------·-·- - -----~- I _ '-~-! NU!i'l j ' --- -t- - ·-·· ---- ...... ______ --- ·---+-·----- -.. 4- ~-:- Oc ----+-·--~-------:-·---- i ' . I . ----·-·----- ·····--------+---------___.j ; _7..-o (_ 11\Nf\lE:flFr.\ J ·-~-----------·--------- I ' \C. ll!H... LR,~.-~'},_, ; -- QUALITY OF SElRVICE Fair Aver. Good Exe. If not* ·-- ______To N\__ ~b,_BRKE____ ___ _JC::,_Q<?t<'., ___ _t/.Q_l"/.__~--L~J_l 1 i !.A~:r. ec~ __ f:"-t:--1"1 ~ _~- ;;f'j 1 _______;?T~ R__t.JlY__Q: ____J.:Q_t-<_!;':_~ '.C'poK l. ('lo_f'.l[; 14.SJ. _ ____IfjM_~__ '{\lfa{.,_t((:K_ _ =--~:=- ::-~~;or:;:? I ------r-- ------------------- _____l\-_~~t_t1 ___1(, Camp Position LI -!:>--: 00 • ··-;-· --·-~·---'.··--------=----'. . . . NQ _):f.~:S- _ , ___ ________!t__ l__s._~ X __ t _ _; _5 __ _; ____ 1._~_QQ___j • : " __ L __-.5::"__ J____c;__,..Q:Q_; ___J_____lj __ i___lS. 00 1 ___ X I 'if~ s _ _. ; x -:/J~. ;:,_ 1 _ , X - 1 ~-- -- -- H - - - -------~------------ 1 ~-~)t-·~-~~~Q.-~~:==:j ~ ~-~'~-~-~r_y_ -------------- --------------------- ________L l~ _/l - ---- ~ -·-"~--~L. : ~-· _: ~ ~..i<t_ -~---_j _1:_~ ~A~- 4_ ,-~ . �w.. E. !backer lames Maddux C,Dir. A.S.E. A. c.n. A.s.1. Oa1hier x'."'So\. 27 f ea l 4 21 lt 16 Iea tea x ·x " Xe1 x 4 ll Yse 1 2 Ioe Yes ~t Harold She!Uamp w. ,..,. Scout l? lf 16 laner S\!"lckleJ!fl Tr.J'Ar. Soout 18 11 Bob Aloo\t Hope 1. rom MeesSgt Scout 16 lo Mo c.01r. c.nu. 10 Yes J 4 5 w.rrt. A.S.M. 21 le~ x 5 noct-or x-aet. 26 28 Iae l 2 ?0a I 2 12.50 l0.00 10.00 Yef:> x 1: io.oo t~a x 6 Ford l&d.du fordyoe "11-obell wee Butler Billf CookroR 1111 lalm Tr.Ldr. Tr.IAr. Tr.Ldr. Tr.Ldr. Tr.Ldr. ll'ame\t El.lie Georae Alsobrook Letter Goldhith w. w. scout Scout Seout Scout Bob LeJ.ay Doctor X*SCt. Doetor ·x-Sc,. Mess5" 1 Scout. Bob liffll Tr.Ldr. Seout. hit• Weigandt JU.chard Sobaeclle Eugene Wallace Tr.IAr. Scout 'h".Ldt'. Scout Tr.Ldr. A.S.JF.. Ta7lor Fraak Harrison J. A. 1-eauha&p T. 1. Beauobup J. L. Buckner tteginald Sbell>7 Garland. Pink.non o.Dtr. ·Booker Bel:ltler&o ~r.:rrt. Al•1n a. Edwards Tom Clarke Stel'ling Jones .Tames Walker ·Cook 15 Yea I0a l? ?el 18 Ro. J•.lii ,g I g 43 ?es !#st .CD Fld.CO.. 54 fl". Ltil'. Trg.Uh. 45 ~1 W,.h\. xwf'..ot. ~.~ 11:r .. wr. lone Cook x 4 x 4 I I I ' x l 4 x 5 :x 2s.oo i :x l Yee x Yes l tes x ' ' s.oo Scout Jone 18 lo IT 59 8 I l 4 ?es x a ' s.oo s.oo is.oo tee tee l & 9.00 ' u.oo x .......................................................... ..,..... .,...._ ....... ...,., .......................... Direoton w. E. Thacker ~ J. A, Beaueluuip ere Assistant. Scout ............... Cainp t 11.zs ~~o 45 x 4 s.v.i. Asst..Coolt None Cook lozie 4 x Yee tes .(j.t\ _........, Jo\e- A.S.E. 27 17 11 ten Yes S?i;.&O ~ J'.HcutiYeA'.1. Cauap Di.rector Hope B. Fori baa a Caap Dil"eot.or•a CoDlld.s&ioa. . �Quality of Siarv ic $ Name Yea Excellent Life Guard 'Exe e.l,J. en t Cnok Good . Camp Director Reore:;.til;n Director F:ducati0nal Director y .._..r- s res Ye-is Good Excell,.,nt �GABlll lrUCILAD eoaataa\}1' ebl.rhd td.1 a\1•• alll woul4 ao\ o......,_n\e wl\b ilae Calap Dll'Mtor. le boncnra4 • IUll . . . - ot __,.,ti.Tl, w!alek ll.e bu no\ Hpaid al\bo\'llb b.e 1aU MG npea\e417 \•do 10. 11• ·rald.11' 1• ..1i-.._.o aa4 he eoul.d ,., wl\hfttl dltticnal.'7. ••td IOB .ALCO'ff 414 _., poo woft 84 •ld.tlrell' l&Oked \he a1U.\y 'h OUTJ' b1a u Afkl- Ile aniM "' oa., tile pl'iaelpa.1 n&Joa tor .~ cm \M· 8'11ft • • to tato ..U.tiioa \o plq to.-..ball. lie wu a ooutaa\ eowoe ot ff0r17' to t1le Cup m.r.otior. °"' •••.s.pae' le•• -.••,. c•\ be.,._._. BUGlll IALLACI left Caap a\ , .. eaCl ot \M tun. week tor naaoaa . . . wb1oh ... 4o -~Imo•. Be laok• •ttlokab1li'7·" .. ALfDI a. ID\td'PS 4ld not ·tit· a\o the troultl• to tJ!te·Cqp Dt~r. w. c• ~ atJd was " ;;;.~~ bO~iDOf~ MORfHS~ S~mit Ex,. Soy Scouts of Amierjf.!~, ot hl• aolll'M· or �(3) - "• TABLE 3 TEN YEAR PROGRAM FACTORS BY POPULATION GROUPS Population Groups A'"-4 Year Tenure \ 100,000 10,000 2,500 1,000 and over to to to to 1,000 500,000 100,000 10,000 2,500 and o.c. (a) Scouts attained 4 years in 1939 on roll Dec. 31 "Total" on this line equals number on line (a) ir column "4 years" in Table 2. (b) Scouts attained 4 years in 1939 were separated ir 1939. "Total" on this line equals number on lim (b) in column "4 Years" in Table 2. (c) Total (a+ b). 81 AA {'\ AA - , <\t'I --- 0 - . '!; --- 9 1 n'7g C-Total Scouts, Dec. 31, 1939. TOTAL '1?. 112 B-New Scouts During 1939. "Total" equals "New it 1939." Table 1, line 2 "Total Scouts." 1?.A - - 1.253 ~'4:1 JIOQ ._,~ f.1!J #)fl:: 5 fi 1~~ ('\ 1 rzr.: "'- ,,..,..,. D-Number of Troops* in each pop'n. group Dec. 31, 1939. E--c-Troops* dropped in each group in 1939. TABLE 4 Under 500,000 -· , .... Use same pop'n. group as in Table { headings 3. A-New Cubs in each group in 1939. ,_ B-Total Cubs, Dec. 31, 1939. II: ,,. D-Number of Packs in each group Dec. 31, 1939. a :'\ -. -- .. E-Packs dropped in each group in 1939. -·- - C-Cubs became Scouts in 1939. fl!' t '} (\ 11. During 1939 there were 3•810 different Scouts and--.1;lc:1:1~941'&-----'different Scouters,--.;..23~9---,different Cubs an.._d_ _ 5-'2___,different Cubbers on our records. No. of Mcmbero 1939 12. Functioning of Council and Committees Council CHECK THOSE FUNCTIONING WELL 243 lt Executive Board 32 x Organization and Extension 13 x rJ) Leadership Training Advancement f-4 Camping and Activities 13 5 18 y J!z;l J!z;l Health and Safety u ~ 1-1 = Finance 0 Other Committees: ~ u Number of Dlotrlcto repre• 1ented on each ADDITIONAL COMMENTS 5 5 ,,,. x ., ...._... ---.: .. "!Ill--- -.s _ _ _ _ . . - - -- ill'fl:'\t.. ...,. enf'.4w- - - .; +. n ......:r ... _ ....... "'"' ___, - - 30 -··- -'L. ~ ~.._-r A - ~- - .3i -- ... - - ··-- '" 13. During 1939 there were l meetings of our Council and S meetings of our Executive Board. ____of our District Committees met monthly during 1939, _ _ _met quarterly, and the rest average.._d_ _ _ _meetings. 14. ?.32- In 1939 this Council_~~~ --t promoted good reading with the help of a.) Field Commissioner for Reading: Yes__ ; No__ ; - b.) Reading Committee: Yes%_; No__, this Committee having (Check one) 5 (Check one) members. In 1940 we plan to use a.) Field Commis- sioner: Yes X ; No__ ; b.) Reading Committee: Yes.Jt_; No__ , (Check one) Reading is being promoted in (Check one) of our Districts, by Field Commissioners: Yes--; No.lt-; or by_ _ _ _ _ _ __ (Check one) On Dec. 31, 1939_ _ _ _of our Troops had Troop Reading Advisors. _ _ _ _ _Troops will have them by Dec. 31, 1940. We have 1 Reading Merit Badge Counsela.s. 19 % of our Troops have taken advantage of BOYS' LIFE Concession Offer. We plan to increase this percentage to 25 % by Dec. 31, 1940. Our Council has set an objective of 600 subscribers to BOYS' LIFE as of Dec. 31, 1940 from all sources in our territory. �(4) 15. % of our Troops have adopted the "Troop Camping Objectives" and the declaration of purpose contained therein and in accordance therewith have a planned all year round Troop Camping Program. - - - - - - - % of our Troops, under their own leaders!. ip, engaged in a camp of at least one week in 1939. Our Camping report for the year ending Dec. 31 1939 ~ili,..Wail,f-Uo the Camping and Activities Service on.~-----. ' 1s enclosed. .. 16. This Council promoted an Activities program in 1939 including, in addition to the Community Service program, the following, as checked :-Boy Scout Week participation z ; Circus, or similar typ ; Merit Badge Show Councilwide Camporee X , District Camporees X ; Agricultural Fair participatio.~------Vacation program in addition to Camping ; Pilgrimages to historic shrines ; First Aid Demonstrations_ _ __ Troop special events._ _ __ 17. Approximately_ _ _..,9"5,.___% of our Scouts and Cubs as of Dec. 31, 1939 had Uniforms. 18. We have one Commissioner for every_ _ _ _ _Troops. 19. Our Local Council includes Our Exec. Board includes z ~ Protestant, Protestant, X X Catholic, .and Catholic, and --~X--_J ewish X members. Jewish members. 20. The foregoing application and statements were reviewed and approved by the Council or Executive Board at a duly called ~meeting 01 , 19_, at which meeting a quorum was present and the Council specifically Date accepted its obligation to loyally cooperate with the National Council and· its representatives in promoting the program of the to be. Boy Scouts of America in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and By-Laws policies and regulations of the inserted Boy Scouts of America. Signe"----------------------- (President) (Scout Executive) (Treasurer) TRANSMITTAL ' . Supplementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following: (If any of the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expected on the line marked "Date."} Note: Items No. 1, 6, 7 and 8 should accompany ~pplication, and No. 5 if possible. s 1. Charter Fee 2. Payment of Quota 3. Scouter Fees $ $ Yes 4. __._Scouter Applications (No.) Yes or No 7. 8. Yes or No Yes Scout Executive's Report for 1939 Yes or No Date Date Yes Civic Service Report for 1939 Yes or No Date Yea Program and Objectives for 1940 9. 'Rost~r Date Yet 5. Audit Report for 1939 6. 75.00 Yes or No Date is enclosed ~J.l...l..~----·--------Date was mailed _ _ _ __ Date Our annual meeting is held in the month of_ _..D.,,e""c..,.em=b=-er .....____________ Officers and members of our Council serve for one year beginning_ __..;:J~a=n=-=•o..·-'l~•'-'l=-·~94()~. ~-----------,..------- NATIONAL COUNCIL RECORD - DO ]'l'OT WRITE BELOW Division of Operations: Approval & Action As page one_ _ __ Territory as per memo_._._ As last year_ _ __ �(3) I ~BLE 3 TEN YEAR PROGRAM FACTORS BY POPULATION GROUPS i Population Groups i '--4 Year Tenure :._~ 100,000 and over to to to to 1,000 500,000 100,000 10,000 2,500 and o.c. 10,000 2,500 Under ,00,000 1,000 TOTAL ~· Scouts attained 4 years in 1939 on roll Dec. 31 "Total" on this line equals number on line (a) ir . column "4 years" in Table 2. )Scouts attained 4 years in 1939 were separated ir 1939. "TotaJ" on this line equals number on line (b) in column "4 Years" in Table 2. 1 l- / Z/ !-fo 0 II ~- 9 J/ CJ I}' L 1 ) Total (a+ b). -New Scouts During 1939. "Total" equals "New in 1939." Table 1, line 2 "Total Scouts." J'l1 'Js3 Jo19 11-31 -Total Scouts, Dec. 31, 1939. -Number. of Troops* in each pop'n. group Dec. 31, 1939. C/1 3. 13~ A.-New Cubs in each group in 1939. 1~LTotal Cubs, Dec. 31, 19J9. .5 0 :q-N umber of Packs in each group Dec. 31, 1939. 9 0 tPacks dropped in each group in 1939. '/ 0 Duri~ .L~ - JJ No. of Membere 1939 ~mmittees - uncil ~ecutive Board ~ganization and Extension ~adcrship \ '.-~ 1939 there were i] ,;· different Scouts and / / tf '( different Cubbers on our records. unctioning of Council and Training lvancement CHECK THOSE FUNCTIONING WELL /3 .s 0" 113 q:-Cubs became Scouts in 1939. -· /a {Use same pop'n. ¥oup headings aa In able r;ABLE 4 11. and /:L~_ .j- ..5 hTroops* dropped in each group in 1939. j., 7;2.0 //!</ :J-5 different Scouters, Number of Districts repre• sented on each :14-~ }( &;' 32 x ..s- 1-~ }( 1'3 x ..,1.. J r 113 J 9 I different Cubs ADDITIONAL COMMENTS -~ lmping and Activities I~ ealth and Safety 411 nance ,, le lit // :her Committees: ,3Je;; if' meetings of our Executive Board. 13. During 1939 there were / meetings of our Council and _ _ _of our District Committees mef monthly during 1939, ---m.et. quarterly, and the rest average~d_ _ _ _meetings. 14. In 1939 this Council e::.. . . . . promoted good reading with the help of a.) Field Commissione,r for.Reading: Yes__ ; No__ ;. (Check one) <Rlllll!mll• b.) Reading Committee: Yes:X-; No__, this Committee having ../; members. In 1940 we plan to use a.) Field Commis- (Check one) sioner: YesX; No__ ; b.) Reading Committee: Yes.X.....; No__. (Check one) Reading is being promoted in (Check one) . of our Districts, by Field Commissioners: Yes--; NoX; or by_ _ _ _ _ _ __ (Check one) On Dec. 31, 1939 of our Troops had Troop Reading Advisors. _ _ _ _ _Troops will have them by Dec. 31, 1940. We have / Reading Merit Badge CounselorV. /9 % of our Troops have taken advantage of BOYS' LIFE ?oncession Offer. We plan to increase this percentage to .;i, S % by Dec. 31, 1940. Our Council has set an objective of hl20 subscribers to BOYS' LIFE as of Dec. 31, 1940 from all sources in our territory. �(4) 15. 16. D % of our Troops have adopted the "Troop Camping Objectives" and the declaration of purpose contained I therein and in accordance therewith have a planned all year round Troop Camping- Program. ' o/o of our Troops, under their own leadersLip, engaged'in a camp of at least one week in 1939. 0 Our Camping report for the year ending Dec. 31, 1939 v:a fl &iled to the Camping and Activities Service on _ _ _ _ _ __ . 1s enclosed _ . . This Co1mcil promoted an Activities program in 1939 including, in addition to the Community Service program, the following; ; Council·; Merit Badge Show ; Circus, or. si~ilar typ as checked :-Boy 5cbut Week participation X ; Agricultural Fair participation _ _ _ _ _ _ __ District Camporees · JC, X wide Camporee ; First Aid Demonstrations_ _ __ ; Pilgrimages to historic shrines Vacation program in addition to Camping Troop special events,_ _ __ 17. Approximately Date to be inserted s> S % of our Scout~ and Cubs as of Dec. 31, }939 had Uniforms. fz. Troops. 18. We have one Commissioner for eye;y 19. Our Local Council includes.___ ·_.Protestant, --~)(~ >c Protestant, Ji& Our Exec. Bo a rd includes x__ Catholic, and --~X~--.J ewish members. Jewish members. £'\ Catholic, and 20. The foregoing application and statements were reviewed and approved by the Council or Executive Board at a duly called , 19_·_, at which meeting a quorum was present and the Council specifically · ~meeting 01 accepted its obligation to loyally cooperate with the National Council and its representatives in promoting the program of the Boy Scouts of America in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and By-Laws ·policies and regulations of the · Boy Scouts of America. Signe."----------------------- (President) (Scout Executive} (Treasurer) TRANSMITTAL Supplementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following: (If. any of'the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expec~ed on the line marked "Date.") Note: Items No. 1, 6, 7 and 8 should accompany \lPPlication, !Uld No. 5 if possible. · 1. 2. 's 7/5",00 Charter Fee -./~ $..___ _ _ _ _ _ Payment of Quota s._ _ _ _ ••J 3. Scouter Fees 4. ___Scouter Applications (No.) Date Yes or No Yes or No Date Yes or No Date 1 :'-16~ Program and Objectives for 1940 is enclosed ?·ill ~e nwiled Date ~e~ Civic Service Report for. 1939 9.- Roster Y;es or.No ';::/E:-5 6. Scout Executive's Report for 1939 8. Date VEs 5. Audit Report for 1939 7. Y;esorNo Date was mailed - - - - - Date ',~ ---·------ '~"'-~-i<'_-_.e-_._,C'._-....l·_.1""-\w"'"~""'J,...~~--'Officers and members of our Council serve for one year beginning.-~/'*-0.;._;:t.,...;...iAJo...='""".''-_.L/_.,"'°·..:../__e.:..,./_4,."'""_-:-•-0-----'-----------.·] Our annual meeting is held in the month of_ _ NATIONAL COUNCIL RECORD - DO NOT WRITE BELOW D·ivisfon of Operations: Approval & Action As page one_ _ __ Territory as per memo_ As last year_ _ __ �+Form 0539A-30001139-A.P. (5) EMPLOYED STAFF FOR 1940 (Please state all salaries. :Use extra sheet if necessary) NOTE: Because of its relationship to Retirement and Group Insurance it is essential that this report be accurate and complete. Code No. Headquarters CitY------~/!11/~"~·~£~~-'"~l;,~,'!:P-·tf..JL-"~......"';z,,,_____________ State ~1;ri;::::· /::/ ·, .·· .J/ EXECUTIVE -~~~~~...1940 Salary Assistant and Field Executives NAMB YY. TITLE* **1940 SALARY ~- THRc.Klf~ Note: Above named members of Executive staff must also be listed on Council Roster for purposes of "registration." CLERICAL NAME TITLE* *Indicate part time employees, if any, by "P. T." after the title. **Do not include any allowances, i.e., transportation, etc., in salary :figures. **1940 SALARY �+- (6) Report to Committee on Badges, Awards, Scout Requirements and Uniform Design Code No. ~·. Name of Cou nci 1...... ~.H.!~Kfl. ~.fflN......~0.J/!.f.!.~.f'...~...~.:J.-J!l .... l/!f.f;,..... State .........TE..tl..t.f..~ ...................................... (Scouts-not badges) 4102$). I •• ! Total Awarded Dropped !Enrolled Dec. Jl, During During Dec. 31, 1938 1939 1939 1939 ., ci 8Z -0 Do not Credit Second! .... ::: I .... Class Scouts with ii:o First Class Badges 1-Agriculture* ..................... 2-Angling ................................. 3-Animal Industry*...... Second Class* L.JSS t/0 (.., I q 9, 43L 4-Archery ................................. First Class* 5-Architecttire ..................... S-1~ 6:.t ~ ~- 0 lf. L.s-1 6-Art* .......................................... Total Scouts* 12 31.;2. h I f_ :.). 1.n~ () '"ll:l.Q 7-Astronomy ...................:.... 8.:.._Athletics .............................. Star (,.,1( · r i~ I 15°"1J. 155 9-Automobiling ................ I Life LJ_?, \. :2.. ~;:; 10-Aviation .............................. 85 )0 I 11-Basketry* ........................... Eagle ..2 I 22 ~~ ~ ~- 12-Bee Keeping*.................. 13-Beef Production*......... Bronze Palm 14-Bird Study........................... 14 15-Blacksmithing* ............ Gold Palm 10 16-Bookbinding* ................ .................................... 17-Botany Silver Palm 10 18--Bugling* .............................. Combinations 19-Business -·······················-····· 8 20-Camping .............................. Jr. A. S. M. 21-Canoeing .............................. 22-Carpentry* ........................ 23-Cement Work*............... Cubs 24-Chemistry ...............:........... 25-Citrus Fruit Culture Bobcat f Lf () (; j:y /1{5 26-Civics ....................................... 27-Conservation .................. Wolf*** 0 19 28-Cooking ................................: 13 Bear*** Farming*............... 6 Cf 29-Corn l/ 30-Cotton Farming............ Lion*** () ;}._, 6 31-Cycling* ....................,......... 32-Dairying* ........................... Total Cubs /<1</ 0 33-Dramatics ........,.................. 34-Electricity Wolf Gold Arrow 35-Farm Home* .................. 36-Farm Layout* ............... Wolf Silver Arro-v 37~Farm Mechanics ......... Bear Gold Arrow 38--Farm Records .................. 39-,-Firemanship* .................. Bear Silver Arrow 40-First Aid ............................... 41-First Aid to Lion Gold Arrow Animals*........................ 42-Forestry .............................. Lion Silver ArroV1 43-Foundry Practice ......... 44-Fruit Culture* ............... Den Chiefs I 0 45-Gardening* ........................ 46-Handicraft* .................... ~ Den Mothers 11 47-Hiking 0 --------··························Cub membersh~ Dec. 31, 1939, infuded: 48-Hog & Pork Prod.*... 11 yrs.# '5/_9 yrs. old &;. 10 yrs. and j 49-Horsemanship* ............ SO-Indian Lore........................ *NOTE: Include all Scouts including 2nd and Life ........................... 51-Insect 1st class having Merit Badges and Senior Scouts. ..................... 52-Interpreting **Dropped, not promoted. 53-Journalism ·······--··············· ***Include all Gold and Silver Arrows in total 54--Landscape for each Cub Rank. Gardening..................... #Include with 11 yrs. those over 11 yrs. who may 55-Leathercraft* .................. be continuing temporarily as Cubs pending enrolment as Scouts. 56-Leather Work*............... Tenderfoot* t.J D'2.. l ::t 'J..., 1ng'l lb:~~ 1 3 51 1 2 13 1 98 12 3 13 ]i 5 1 1 7 19 \ vs?' b .ft/ J ~.#.:jj MERIT BADGE RECORD Indicate below the number of each of the Merit Badges earned during the year 1939 ADVANOEMENT SUMMARY Get this information from perpetual Inventory (Form No. 4102D, 4102C and 5-·~-r..-r~ "' v 173 o•ooooooo••••••ooo••••H - ¥ 67 46 9 2 62 3 67 20 7 4 3 52 ·4 18 4 1 1 2 3 4 13 32 8 19 3 9 14 99 88 50 89 23 36 2 10 37J 09 8 9 2 13 2 4 2 16 . ...... .ito; .., :.I ~o ., ci uZ --g c:I 57-Life Saving........................... 50 58--Machinery ··············-·············· 4 59-Marksmanship .................. 6 60-Masonry* .............................. 8 2 61-Mechanical Drawing... 13 62-Metal Work*........................ 18 6 63-Music* ································-····· 28 1.1 64-Nut Culture........................... 65-Painting* ................._............. 8 2 66-Pathfinding* ........................ 28 67-Personal Health*............J 53 91 68--Photography* .................. 9 7 69-Physical Develop .......... 34 70-Pigeon Raising.................. 71-Pioneering ........................... 83 72-Plumbing ..........................-- 14 73- Pottery* ................................. 3 1 74-Poultry-Keeping* ·····- 10 1 75-Printing* ................................. 1 76-Public Health..................... · 55 77-Public Speaking............... 1 78--Radio .......................................... 79-Reading* ...............~ ................. 40 80-Reptile Study.................... 5 81-Rocks and Minerals....... 82-Rowing .............................._ 4 83-Safety* ....................................J 24: 65 84-Salesmanship ..................... 1 85-Scholarship ........................... 39 86-Sculpture ................................. 87-Seamanship -----------------------88-Sheep Farming*............... 2 89-Signaling ................................. 19 90-Soil Management*......... 91-Stalking ···········-··-·-··-92-Stamp Collecting............ 17 93-Surveying .............................. l 94 94-Swimming 95-Taxidermy ·····-········------------96-Textiles .................................... 1 97-Weather* .............................. 1 98--W oodcarving* .................. 41 3 99-Wood Turning.................. 14 100-Wood Work........................ 65 101-Zoology .................................... 5 102-Coin Collecting.................. 1 103-Dog Care................................. 3 104--Finger Printing............... 5 105-Skiing ---------···-·························· NEW SUBJECT 106-Grasses, Legumes and 1 Forage Crops ............... ••ooooOooooooooooooOooooHo Total 24 01 506 M.B. Counsel ors 1n Council ~~ Organizer A wards l 2 *Badges open to Second Class Scouts. �--~------------- + · Total income from contributions was received for 1939 Council operations from communities in the various population groups in the following amounts: From Com. Chests Dii-ect Communities of 500,000 or over.............................................................................._................. $'----'' '' 100,000 to 499,000....................................................................................... '{. " " 75,000 " 99,000....................................................................................... " " 25,000 " 74,000.........................................................:............................. " " 10,000 " 24,000................................................ _...................................... " " 5,000 " 9,900...............·-·························-··································-······ " " 2,500 " 4,900................ _......................:.............................................. " ,, 1,000 ,, 2,400.....·-········-······-·································-··············-······ " under 1,000 and open country.................................................................. TOTAL $ 2 Ur' L/ 'f <t-~lf.-* $ · - - - - * Of this amount $•--=(:')~-_·__ came from Sustaining Memberships in Community Chest territory. ~ ~ "~~2.lf Funds for the 1940 budget outlined on preceding page = not been raised. Assets, 12-31-39 Current-Cash on hand and in bank $ ~+ :'.f I "1"' ~".:'. 7 1 Unpaid Pledges :;i,. l !,.) f Supplies for Resale '"' d1 ·. I J •0 I lo $a9o,.oo *Fixed - Real Estate Camp Equipment l../Lfe ' ' ' · z7 i:j:OO, 00 Office Equipment Automobile Securities TOT AL l, 'f1 v) 77,. 7] *Present Value Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-39 Operations-Accounts and Bills Payable$ "1. D l/ ~ 1 . 4- <;)--(,··15"~,__., Notes Payable Notes Payable ···'t-"·t,,~"i'#·t.. "-,.t Mortgages TOT AL ;# 'O ,.-t/t-t..~~" Capital-Accounts and Bills Payable $ Y -1 t+ TOT AL /r'"t-,6-,.,-" "-.J This Council has Trust or Endowment funds, as of December 31, 1939, totaling $•----'O"""--___ of which$,_ _ _ _ __ was received during the year 1939. We are using (a) Standard Declaration of Trust______ , or (b) some other form = approved by National C o u n c i l . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - - A comprehensive Five-year Financial Plan not been _developed which has been in effect () years. Council directed campaign ~~M~JJe to be held on the following dates in 1940 :, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ I) - 2 t'.i e~ -~ ,,,. Ct.."" '1 IJ",. !'e-;1··",, " 1"?1/-~.r. ytc.,,,L-t..ebt.... ~ L ••,_ _ ~•. r,..,.,,,,, r~'t-·i-.--;· 'f- e) 1 . -/ . Remarks, Explanations or Additions'----------------~---------------- �FINANCIAL REPORT-1939 Name of Council (!>OlJNctL.6 ~-SR C.Hle.KB~FIW ;/NC" (7) CODE No. State 7°El'f N. c-~ "V"·..:Ja (Please use following classification for purpose of National record and comparison) EXPENDITURES-1 939 Column l JI I Total Expenditures I. Operating Expense: Indicate If for period other than Column 2 Column 3 Special Receipts Net Expenditures (See Note I below) ------! 1$ l ?; '!J 0, O tJ ! ~ 2. Office Salaries ····----······--·-··· 3. Retirement Contrib'ns ... 4. Rent, Light, Heat, In surance, Telephone ......... 5. Off ice Supplies........................ 6. Postage ......................................... 7. Transportation ..................... 8. Publicity ....................................... 9. Camping ...................................... 10. Senior Scouting.................... 11. Cub bing .......,:....;..............:.......... 12. Leadership Training and Conferences .................. 13. Ci.reuses, M. B. Shows and other activities............ 14. National Quota ..................... 15. Charter Fee .............................. 16. Campaign Expenditures 17. Interest on Indebtedness (See Note 2 below) 18. Miscellaneous ........................ ? $ $ ?;. 1 /.o, ";;JI!>, D o e; .r< (-:') •..;''$'t)',.., (') "j1i'0100 ~. {) ~=i:C]l_ '; ?; L")('iO •tJ 0 iJ:· CJ~ r: '(; 7, 0'1 '1 i. !/,.,U DC ! /, }.-(CJ,.s~ IX :<.Si 00 ~ c~.tJf'i ,:;,=e~ I (";ft; ~ ?J C> III. Total of Operating II) and Capital (I + )..J 2i c c, ~ _?; c ~ L..Ji I I~ 1 ~- j,.-f" 'Ol~. 7 t;t} ~(). - ')... 1-, 7 ?t+. I 1tJ 'J..-.S- 2;(); 7"1 IC/. IC'> I. II. Capital Expense: 1. Office Equipment ············ 2. Camp Property .................. 3. Automobile .............................. 4. Depreciation .......................... TOTAL CAPITAL on 7, ' r·~,J . ·1, .;./' .? (Yb"--9 / I b t'>1t::>f'l I .,_ ?~.t·i o () 7.f y· (!. ""J-..r ~~t!t ..s~ TOTAL OPERATIN<-.: .s. 0 ()?:.. .~l. I ").../0.~6 (, :;-;;, I e-.~Erb,o t..1-(~ ')..-- ~ . ' " Lfb' I .J,. .:. /.oo~.'-o :t_ bO ~ti CJ. , 1:4' Lt.. "'•'· I l ....~;~,; I 0 ~7.00 d.~.~~ LLJ?S,C~· I ~ /, b/t:{,q y I. t> 79.'9 i.,..... ?J Li.to I J,... '?lbCi-"!17 ·$ '/, 'J..,f''•tf"•u ~ M "21,, i j.c. r; ~ '-1-J-J.Cf ~ ?,.('\, ()() L.l_ ")..- TEW r11r1ve~ RCT"'I• Wll..C.. /#OT OE lrl'lllW'n IJgwT&L CRAF~O (fl-11'3 fl/JU (Col. 1 minus Col. 2) I 1. Executive Salaries* BUDGET-1940 calendar year I /'9 ~.e;.r.:; S"Of":>.tY~ '1 (!)~;()() g p;e:;,1-4t ID01tJ c 1-r i ?:Jl,Jitf I '7. 9 ,{>('..LLIL IV. Revolving Accounts: (National Funds) 1. BOYS' LIFE --·-·-·····------2. Registrations ····--·-·······--3. Scout Supplies -------·--····-· TOTAL REVOLVINr. v. 19~ ') l !,... ;:;l, I~ 4· • ~ ~- fb,,foi / 7 '1 Ll~ (9 ~- -~ ] (_ :);_ q q ~ s l't°Jb,, l... i LJ /"'} ~ - ~ ~ Endowment, Trust Funds or other Permanent Investments VI. Obligations Paid (See Note 3 below) NOTE 1-Report as Special Receipts ·only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., which are incidental to certain Council activities. NOTE 2-Do not include payments to reduce "principal" indebtedness. NOTE 3-This refers to repayment of loans, the proceeds of which have been previously expended, bills and other obligations which have been charged to the various items of the budget in previous years and so reported. (OVER) *Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transportation allowances, �(8) LEADERSHIP TRAINING REPORT-1939 Code No. COURSES COMPLETED-19 39 No. CERTIFICATES ISSUED No. OF COURSES Elements -Part I "L -Part II of Scout I Leadership -Part III Elements-Cubbin g Elements-Sea Scouting Elements-Senior Scouting Troop Camping I Health & Safety Standard First Aid I Principles of Scout & Cub-Part I Leadership -Part II ! Pack Organization Specialization* I Commissioners Merit Badge Counselors Troop Committeemen Other Courses Advanced Certificates Issued ;-:? // . Totals Total number different men who received certificates: .&:1~q tJ ~~1 ~._,,_. /-"> .;ii} Z- / -.C:- 'l..~ L J Cj \ IS.3 The above includes the following courses in Colleges, Seminaries, etc. School School School No. Courses__ , Certificates___, College Credit - Y es___ N o_ _ No. Courses__, Certificates___ , College Credit- Yes___ No_ _ _ No. Courses__, Certificates___ , College Credit- Yes___ No _ _ ~ ·f!!~.:· *Names of Specialization Courses Completed in 1939:_ _____ ; Scouter's Training Awards._ _0-=·0-.-____ . Training Awards in 1939-Scoutmaster 's Keys, _ _ _ _o Training for Trainers Attendance of Local Men in 1939 at Regional or at Schiff Reservation Courses. No. at Schiff Courses No. at Regional Courses Cubbing Troop Scouting Senior Scouting Sea Scouting Troop Camping Training- Administration Health and Safety . [(!'.-%~ ~OA r ,;~ - l - Jv~- ... ~) c: ).,. .A-.. ""\(OVER) �Report on Trained Leaders as of December 31, 1939 NOTE :-"Trafoed" means that men have completed at least the entire "Elements" Course of their ~espective programs{(1939 or previously)-Old Scout Leadership'-Parts I and II, new Scout Leadership-,-Parts I, II and III, Sea 'Scout Leadership-Parts I and II, or Efoinents of Cub· Leadetship. TOTAL REGISTERED IN COUNCIL LJ. o · Scoutmasters Assistants ~l/b . . 'l- Cubmasters Assistants ·~· Total Registered Troops I f: ')._, .~ % 7~ % 0. -% -% ..-- % % () .1 - Q & r).i''/ Total all Troop and Pack Leaders 4- 0 :;;_,. Senior Leaders (Skippers, etc.) Assistants (Mates, etc.) TRAINED PERCENT ·NUMBER // % 9' Packs I Troops and Packs having at least one Trained Leader: Number Troops T Packs 0 0 Total t;,s 0 ' Goal-12/31/40 Percent (o % /? % % % . .~o % )j % ; PLANS FOR 1940 The following Courses will be conducted next yearOn a Council-wide basis :- TEOop Camping; Elements of Scout Leadership, Parts 1 & 2, _3 Elements, Sea Scouting, Elements, Cubbing, District Commissioners' C01.P'.' F~P,, Course, The Principles of Scout & Cub Leadership, Part l. OBJECTIVE 12/31/40 - J7 7 % % SQ_% .j-o .S-D % % $,?"' % /~% �·. c I ., FORM 0·1062 2M .10-~Q n ·. ·REGION No. CoUNCIL No. I COUNCIL ·~, I 1$1 ROSTER ' .. J:?ate............J.aJWarir.. -3$~--lNO-·---·-------·--····-counciL.~ .........................~l~~!!l:'!!..............................................................................~.....~................. St~te......'-~~·'---~---································ REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS I agree to serve on the d~signated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending....................JliaeSbf!r....'31........................, 19....!!ltl.., . . · . (Expiration.Date) and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on ·the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to PROFESSIONAL AND the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will VOLUNTEER STAFF commence with the date of receipt of me!Ubership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. · ·1 ! I ADDRESS TITLES NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT CITY STREET No. Professional Staff Memnhts· " - R• y 11.n M ·n Asst. Exec. R~ y AA ~ " Asst. Exec. 12.... T Ile A.e lA. AC ;., ·ir 'Dn ,,,, Pn. .. 'Pr! Field Exec. Field Exec. Field Exec. Volunteer Staff - :",• Field Com'r. Field Com'r.,..-..,.<9\ ~~r.v ~lea .... .:. A ~ - - . It• Dist. Com'r. - In- 1- ,/ Dist. Com'r.. 1~... .../ Dist. Com'r. lu- Dist. Com'r. I~... .......... Cotton __ ,..._ A'l!lit I( ..: T.4 n.cm. ~-- ,,...J~'1Dist. Com'r. ..c.O . / - 'U:-..-'-.a - - - - AC , an PC All In -.... ~ ' G'l1 PC it.It I "1'.'t I 'Bft II~ I ">Ct l'Dt! Ai'! ID IM Dist. Com'r. I\\. A'\::::!/ Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. N eighborhooq Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster~one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid else~here as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). , 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as ,W?ic~: in..O~.~umn abov~) .., " . . . ..,;ff•.M~-,--~v_,. c.;,-;?A.b ~,,..,,. "··~"';,~~---············ ·S cout E xecut•1ve S1·gned............................................................. .. ' I �EXTRACTS FROM CONSTITUTION OF BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA ARTICLE II-PURPOSE: CHARACTER BUILDING-CITIZENSHIP TRAINING The purpose of this corporation is as set forth in the original certificate of incorporation µnder the laws of the District of Columbia, dated February 8, 1910, and restated in Section 3 of the Charter granted by Congress June 15, 1916, as follows- "That the purpose of this corporation shall be to promote, through organization and cooperation with other agencies, the 'ability of boys to do things for themselves and others, to train them in Scoutcraft, and to teach them patriOtism, courage, self-reliance and kindred virtues, using the methods which-are now in common use by Boy Scouts," by placing _emphasis upon the Scout Oath and Law for character development, citizenship training · and physical fitness. GRANTING COMMISSIONS AND CERTIFICATES OF MEMBERSHIP The Constitution and By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America authorize commissions and certificates of mem· bership only to those who subscribe to the Scout Oath and Law (as printed below), the Declaration of Religious Principle and_ its Constitution and By-Laws. ARTICLE Ill-DECLARATION OF RELIGIOUS PRINCIPLE "Sectfoii I-The Boy Scouts of America maintains that no boy can grow into the best kind of citizenship without recognizing his obligation to God. In the first part of the Boy Scout's oath or pledge the boy promises, 'On my honor I will do my best to do my duty to God and my country, and to obey the Scout Law.' The recognition of God as the ruling and leading power in the universe and the grateful acknowledgment of His favors and blessings are necessary to. the best type of citizenship, and are wholesome things in the education of the growing boy. No matter what __ the boy may be-Catholic or Protestant or Jew-this fundamental need of good citizenship should be kept before him, The Boy Scouts of America therefore recognizes the religious element in the training of the boy. but it_ is _apsQ.lµ_t¢ly non-~ectarian in its attitude toward that religious training. · Its poJicy is_ that _the organizatiqn or institution with which the Boy Scout is connected shall give definite attention to his religious life. · "Only men· willing to subscribe to this declaration of principle shall be entitled to certificates of leadership in ~rrying out the .Boy Scout Program.'' ~--THE SCOUT OATH On my honor I-will do my best1. To :do my duty to God and my country, and to obey the Scout Law; ~- To ·he!p•other people at all times; 3. To keep'. myself physically strong; mentally awake, and morally: straight._ THE SCOUT LAW - 1. A Scout- is trustworthy. · A Scout's honor is to be trusted. If he were to violate his honor by telling a lie, or by ch·eating or by not doing exactly a given task,• when trusted on his honor, he may be directed to hand over his Scout Badge. 2. A Scout is loyal. . He is loyal to all to whom loyalty is due: his Scout .leader, his · home, and parents and country. _ 3. A Scout is helpful. He must be prepared at any time to save life, help injured per. sons, and share the home duties. He must do at least one Good ·. Turn fo somebody every day. '4. A Scout is friendly. He is a friend to all and a brother to every- other Scout. 5. A Scout is courteous. ·He is polite to all, especially to women, children, old people, and the weak and helpless. He must not take pay for being heipful or c·ourteous. . 6. A Scout is kind. He is a friend to animals. He will not kill nor hurt any living creature needlessly, but will strive to save and protect all harmless life. 7. A Scout 1s obedient. He obeys his parents, Scoutmaster, Patrol Leader, and all other duly constituted authorities. 8. A Scout iS cheerful. He smiles . whenever he can. His obedience to orders is prompt and cheery. He never shirks nor grumbles at hardships. 9. A Scout is thrifty. He does not wantonly destroy property. He· works faithfully, wastes nothing, and makes the best use of his opportunities. He saves his money so that he may pay his own way, be generous to those in need, and helpful to worthy objects. He may work for pay, but must not receive tips for courtesies or Good Turns. 10. A Scout is brave. He has the courage to face danger irt spite of fear, and to stand up for the right against the coaxings of friends or the jeers or threats of enemies, and defeat does not down him. 11. A Scout is clean. He keeps clean in body and thought, stands for clean speech, clean sport, clean habits, and travels with a clean crowd. , 12. A Scout is reverent. He is reverent toward God. He is faithful in his religious duties, and respects the convictions of others in matters of custom and religion. ToExpire-----------------------------...,..,.,,--------------Certificatee written (small) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Certificates written (large) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Stencils made - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - APPROVAL STATISTICAL ' �RExiloN No. [ CouNCIL No. .. COUNCIL 558 ·tr ROSTER . ______J. JAU•.... ---•---------- ·.: .. ,-----------------------------··· Date Council. ........._............. ,.... .C.b.i.~aan......------·····-················································································· State....... :~~~-------,--:........................... 39 .. . . OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS N ROSTER REGISTRATIO l~ ~-------~:-._~---~-------,. 19.~-----· I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending______________·---~~~-~~---!?.! (Expiration Date): · and hereby make application. for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such tules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National .. ... and Local Councils. I transmit herewith:,$1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to EXECUTIVE BOARD the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit, my answers to the following in support of my application. .. ADDRESS TITLES NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT CITY STREET No. : Re 57 p Vice-President " · Vice-President Re 68 }: 59 p Vice-President Re Re Memphis.· !en:a President '"' v'Edwin Dalatl'om /W .. P. Halltd.e.v Treasurer 43 :E . 11 AO: 33 l Re Scout Com'r. n.,. Chiin§'!DY . . D1stnct r. · vo.~ · """' -S.;.89 Dean I/". /C.c. Holloman IP".·• v -:C.R. Browa ·58 . . ~ f.tou.te l,... Rernand.0 1 Miss. BatesYllle. Mias.. _ _I@ l~ctChr. ::> \~"'-(G~ _ ~C\\.\ \.\>- District Chr. District Chr. District Chr. District Chr. District Chr. 12 !!.,,. ....,,..,,. n.,,,,.,~""l' W...am'fl~l-· ~ vc. Arthur Brace R.L. lhrnce Co.· u '* Camp.&Act. Chr. Health & Saf. Chr. Finance Chr. Re .X Re x Rural Chr. · Reading Chr. Pub. Rel. Chr. AC AC aa.·- -J ~ *If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating thatfee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. ~~--::~~-:-~~':"":""--::--~~~~~"'."'."""~:--~~-:-~~~~~~~~~---~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I w I hereby certify that every man listed hereon· is, · . . l. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). . ·. . · .. 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first pa:ers (as i*~~- c~~umn" a~~:e). S1gned......'/.t...~-~::t.:t,-Jl!_q_w.__ /.g£,fJ:.J[~----------·---,·---Scout Executive �'~'" ,-. ~-- . '; 1111111"""" REGION No. CouNCIL No. COUNCIL 8 I REGISTRATION ROSTER . OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS 551 Ro STER Date _ .... .:..~~--29.t.....19~L .. _..,_....-...··--- Council...............- ...........-....-..... -~h~.~~@:~~!f.__________ .........................______...........--·-----···-···-..--... _,,_ State............ __...fenn... ........ _.._,,____,......__ _ I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending December 31 , 19~and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) ,, PLEASE CHECK GROUP . registration with the Boy. Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. · I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to 'the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following iri support of my application LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D ·Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be useq providing each Committee is ma_rk_ed..v.rgperly. EUCUT .tV.Ill '.BOARD ADDRESS NAME STREET PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT No. TITLES ·CITY AO 24 PC 1~C. • Clat!ka v 'l amea Seddon Alla .v Sec:tetan Re .:x .AC 51 PC AO 54 PC · Dr. T.. s. Eliot ,. 'lt,. w. Slav1ok v )JI 874 Union Ave. n Publ1e1tt ]f .. :x AC 39 PC AC 37 PC ll AC 44 PO .A .S~i <'N·"-., ((.,, {0)\'f Ernest c. v 'Ball 317 Ponlar 1te • ~ -:> ' .,~ ·~ CJ at Iarmt tt ·· J. Granvi i.le Gates i111:S.am r,,,,eb v" Jl fi _: {\ \j\..:P" 1 \M~&'&ensiorl Ruse Pritchard ./ ::.i " ".. . . " BAAl.'ift !idwell ~ .Tr~ / lenneth Willt.ns OJ'ii!ill 1larrv Webb v Box 588 •Re B " / Re •Re :x ~t :x '!r :I ll :x Re :x u ti N ii 11 tt Re x ll: .AC 43 PC AC 38 PC AC 4n PC AC 4El PC AC 5tl .PC AD .30 PC AC 5? PC AC 24 P< A.C 43 PC AC 53 PC *If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--0ne should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon is'1. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as)Jljfat~in column aJ22Yl~· ., " ~ Signed--~~/~. l',,, (·.4,.1k •.,w Scout Executive · �c REGION No. CouNCIL No. CouNCIL 5 558 ROSTER ., ·<~~ ~ . Date ...../..@D_,, __ ;w......l~.....................................· Council. .............. .Q~-~~~~~'-'-·--·-- .................................................,........................................................ State......T.e.tU;J..~s.aee......... ,'................... REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for · the 19~ and hereby make ,application for December 31. year ending PLEASE CHECK GROUP (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of. America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the ~onstitu~ion and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time . . . by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which 1s to cover subscription tci the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of ·membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. l submit my' answers to the following in support of my application LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. II Council Member not assigned to ·Committee. D Committee-one sheet can .be used providing each Committee is marked properly. ADDRESS ·NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT 'w •.L. Acro7d CITY Mannhta. fflmft. sears· Roebuck Co. Barrow :.kee Lab. " A Farnsworth Blda. P.O •. llox 5188.lliub.arnton Station ./ /G •. Worthen Agee / John A., Angus 1 / / J'Qn.e n• .4llen STREET No. llT '){ .. ./ Crane Co. :Mempbie·Li.e:bt. Gae .. & Water Division • lJ Preston Allea 1/ !homas H. Allen .,, 156 Madiaoa :Barrow Agee La\.· ,. RE 61 Re ·x Re x AC S9 AC 34 AC 5A. AD It~ Re% AC 53 PC Re x AC l:;3 :ro AC. ~9 PC y 8 ·Daniel H, Boone ./ ./ fl,F .. Bowld !f 930 I. lJ - rr •.\.V n x Re 38 Re 38-~ ti / Julian :Brode J,. Goodlett Brown ./ 1 Re z Ba.Uonal Bank of Oonaerce 1i " Lewie C. Callow E.R. Caldwell / ,/ Sterick lU&r. · li v Ji AC 35 pC AC ta. pC .lC 51 PC AO n: PC AC \A re .AD >8 PC x AC ca ·pc x AC AO II Charlea .M. :Bryan -- i;_~ At'! Re x R4li ti Medical Ar\8 Bldg. '·' Col,, vt,J !' !aeon / · " r.r. u ar. B'7 ·Y I ~ PC ;1 PC x h Id b e x Jlt h h f S d bv .. , ~d....V. o~e..ar.i.IW!O. .D.&.9,.6• John 'lh:aT~frScana~ -~-lf couter is to e reg1stere m various capacities an is paymg couter ee wit t e roster-one s ou checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American ·Citizen or has taken out his first .. . p::::d.~-~~i~~<l:;~~:i!.~ ~~~;;~,:.:'.!.~. . . . . . . . . Scout Ex~cutive �REGION .. ,·./··.· :' c .... : .. · /· ~,: ': ' No. CouNCIL No. COUNCIL' : ROSTER : Date........l~.,...?.~•---*~·'··············-················ Council.·............:...... c.......:Ohi.ckaaa1f.................................................................................................... State...·...... !~.~.! ,'REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS ...:..'............................. I agree to serve on the designated ·group or Co=ittee of the Council for the year ending n.cember 31 ' , 19~ and hereby make application for PLEASE CHECK GROUP (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and. Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUT! NG for the period of my membership with the understanding, that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membeFship fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. i· submit my answers to. the following in support of my application LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. gJ Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. ADDRESS NAME PL];ASE. TviE on PRINTvi W'. .. A .. uarlis eA Jr. ~···~ ·/.T -. n l"..... 11.f ...,. ,_... .Amerlcau Snuff CJo.41. _.... Rou\e l ,..,.o ...... ~ n • Rex Rex,,-· AC AC 55 PC 82PO Re x AC 39 .PC Ii••· AC 46 PC -. .· li!.R _ Crnmn~ •r• Re :x Rex .A.0 Rex Ml 60 PO AC 44 PC 74 PC · CHff'oiod DaYis ,. Dr.. J. Murrv Da.vi s , Georcre J.. .'Eckert VLT. Ed.ee v' ?So "<.: ,,/ Ji!'· d.redtr& . n... ~ lLW Et.t...,, ,,._ ... \f/,,. 11.J:>'l"'lr . / .. -· lt .... _,_~, ... ,,.,. lffi .' Madison. Ave. - Re 'It n ..... ,...., "•"'"" · standard Printing Co. Yenmhia Gas Light & Water Divist>m Cflnerena.tion Childl"G of Is-l'ael ~~-- ..1. Ul .a- It % Re x AC Rt'! AC 49 Fe % 45 - t;IJ 1'1'! It Re x AC 54 Pt'! • lf % AC ft '!'.>- ll.~ 38 PC * If Scouter is to be regis.tered in various capacities and is paying Scouter 'fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first PC . p:~::d.:.~.a&~~if.~;:~:~J~~~-i.:l"':~~:J.. . . . . . . . . Sc~ut Executive �L REGION No. CouNCIL No. COUNCIL I ROSTER 158 REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date......~~--~~J,_J~---------------------······ Council.... ------~-~~~~---····························-····-················································································· State....... ~!.: .................................. . I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending Decea'bel!" Sl l~ and hereby make application for PLEASE CHECK GROUP (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National artd Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUT! NG for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership.· r su)J~nit my answers to the following in support of .my application 0 District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. ~ Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. 'O LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER ",,....,..... "..., ":::;:1; ~~I'll "" """ ~ s·z -·r> ..... ' 'ADDRESS .... ,..(I NAME PLEASE TYPE OR ,··John 1 '~ Joh1l J-. ~=-:E PRINT '~: ' ' .. l'argo.soa, Jr. ./ . v Janell t/ "./I.E. Fl•ll \,/ . Jo8',P)l D. ne11111.n1; ...( Ce7,.Kon 13. haste!" v/ ;/ . ' ' . ·- .. LJro.a, ·111••• • American Smi.tt Co. & C>Q.. "-'Phi.• • ,... PJ.---~1e.aino. Co. D. Canale ... "" ""' CITY CloYer lllll . 1erretl 'O 0 "'0 STREET No. ... "" <n!?.. 1814 Exchange Jl.dg. (Jl'bl'llro 0 -t(JQ·-· CO __ en :3 ""1 < 'O ""... ~o 0..., ~=r~5: :§.ci- W~O!!. :u Oen c .-+'O I'll ~ * ~" ' .,~ .,, ;;· s> "'> ";:;·... " ;. Q.. '< '< 0 " ...g: " 9 "... ;;· " " ~ p- ~ "0 _::::.c ~ "' ~~b 'O " " :;i le· x· h x Be • ·Co. s O ~;;~ ~ !::.:s ::;: ..... c: P.C ::r....+i :u 3 I'll....., _.er cn0"'.,1'11 \l) ..,,,, "" ~-.:f' " Q. Q..0>() Q..f'> g:~g .~i;[ AC 36 PC AC 1'0. AC a ftf x '' lie '~* I x AC a. x AO 64 PC -.- le AC lRe x x 33 PC AC .. Ile x Be x le lt AC AO AC 53 PC. 42 PC "49 PCPe et Ba • x AO 81 h x Ac 50 n Iii .... ff AO 48 PO 38 PO .....-t"it ../·Dr. Geozrge Gart.:t7 ,Qi/ .,/hn lll • tlaaao• ..... ,,/ , ./Ired. Goldsml tb. ,/Jaek Goldsmt th 1 /Dr. J.M. ~/ &ra:V'~S £,.M. v' ~· Gmu$ ./ Gtaar«lall L.tte lna. Co. \~ A~'V J. Qo1dallllh & Son• .oO --~ J.,. Oold.ei\h l Sons.-. Q"f~~- • IOQ 5. !arkdala (\ \ ~\;IColoata.t Batt~'«o. ~ .....&:'\ ...--:.\. ./:t. w. Bal• ~ ./ Ar.thu'I" Balle Robert G. Beard ,/ A •. t .. Heiskell v R.E. 11111 / \."/ ~ ~'\O))) Ga:rtly fam.88¥ loapi\al '' (CJJ'/>V ~" '\\)>i> w.ouse L\ pliff A. 545 ff c Balle - iftUA :81il•~ S~el"le.k Bld«. Batioaal. Oak 11.0Q\lM> Mfga. ,/'. 1.w. Bi!Wb Woo !hea\J'18 ur. 4 • ., • .&11D80D ,,,./ ,' 1024: Madi.on v-'feJ'F leY • .lanl4 .B. Boaj '100 Po1>la.r I /.A~L. Bopper v/ Claaabll as Ave. - •• .> • • • • • ff Asan. Wh1 teha"Yea. Re al! le x AC x AC • x a. x AC ~~ 2. An American Citizen o~ has taken out his first p::::d:;;2l~~:;.:::1~~::~~l~!ll.L . ... AG A'!J jfJ 5&. . . . . . . . . . . .~cout m 11'1' l'Df'I PC 42 PO 53 PC . AC! *If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one shoultl be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). ~ 1le Ill ~enn . ..:J;fi1 .. 'PA • Executive ., �REGION No. CouNcIL No. COUNCIL 5 558 Ro STER ~:~~=~~~~~~~~~~=~~-~-,--~-~----=-~-~~~~=----~-~~~-~=~-----------~-~-~:-_·_·:_·_--~~~!~:~:::~~::::=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: I agree to se1D90n &e desih,nated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending em el' . 19~ and hereby make application for (Expiratiqn Date) PLEASE CHECK GROUP . registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a merpbership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. ·· I transmit herewith $LOO membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUT! NG for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee aJ the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. l subIIiif my answers to the following in support of my application. · LIST MEN ON C01\'1MTTTEES IN ALPHABETICAL· ORDER D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. ~ Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT. STREET No. CITY ,/Perc .s.c. , C. Rel !IUgbea Toof & Co. · C.M. laoo'bs0a J.C. 1'.C .. .me Xel l e.l" \/ • Dr. LG.· Lee ff ..• Dr. IC .\..·'"'"·· • \, . ,.·· .. Co .. •.. *If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). . . 2. An American Citizen or has taken. out his first pa.pers ( as~~!:t-::i; ~~1~:~ c~~::~ "".J • S1gned.. ~f ,,~--~·-"-··········";"····-········----------Scout Executive ,....::..........1 ;.;__,__ ·, , �c REGIO N No. CouNcIL No. COUNC IL 5 Ro STER 558 REG ISTR ATIO N ROSTER OF COU NCIL SCOUTE Jan. 29 1940 RS Date---------·----------------~-----------·------------------·-----·------CounciL--·-----------·---------------------------.Qblckasaw. ______________________ _____________ ,________________________________________________ State _______________'fenn------------------------------- I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending Deo&mber 31 , 19--4() and hereby make application for (Expirat ion Date) registra tion with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declara tion of Princip le of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted , to Law, as stated on the reverse be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promul gated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transm it herewi th $1.00 membe rship dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscri ption to the publica tion SCOU T! NG for the period of my membe rship with the unders tanding that this subscri ption will receipt of membe rship fee at the Nation al Office and comme nce with the date of of my membe rship. I submit my answer s to the continu e until the expirat ion followi ng in suppor t of my applica tion. LIST MEN ON COM MITT EES IN ALPH ABET ICAL ORDE R PLEAS E CHEC K GROU P O Distric t Commi ttee-on e sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. O Merit Badge Counselor. SJ Council Member not assigned to Committee. O Commi ttee-on e sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. ADDR ESS NAM E PLEAS E TYPE OR PRINT - ..;' STRE ET No. CITY Sout. hem Lea\ her Co • Re x .©."v¥ if'Scou ter is to be regi~tered in variou s capacities and is paying Scoute r fee w.ith the roster -one should be checked indica ting that fee is enclosed, others should be marke d that fee is paid elsewh ere as Counc il Scoute r. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon ·isl. 21 years of age or over (as indica ted in colum n above ). 2. An Ameri can Citizen or has taken out his first papers ( a~c~tp in ~olumn <)f~~~;,. . d ~·.r.-"/\"':-' .,.<~~ ,,/J,,,,,,, cJ'..;·> -~··;:,.· · ,,., ,,. " " ' ....~. .,, .,,- ·~i·:t ,,7 t~ " , S1gne .. . ....... --------·"· ------~----·--·---·------------·---------.. ,-....(,- .· (,- "· --./ ------------ S cout E t'. xecu 1ve �c REGION No. CouNcIL No. COUNCIL ROSTER .5 558 Date...... J.~L-~• ..lKQ,~-----------------------------CounciL..........................Old.Dkasaw ..................................................................................................... Stat.e........ ,.!.~;!;., REGISTRATION ROSTER OF· COUNCIL SCOUTERS ................................ I agree to serve ori the designated group or Committee of the Council for the , 1~ and hereby make application for year ending De.eember 31. · PLEASE CHECK GROUP . (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by .the Consti.tution and By-Laws and such mies and regulations· as may be promulgated from time to "time · . by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $LOO membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUT! NG for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of" my membership. I subm:it my answers to the following in support of my application LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER D District Committee-one sheet can be .used providing each District is marked properly.. D Merit Badge Counselor. ~ Council Member not assigned to Conimittee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each ·Committee is marked properly. ADDRESS NAME STREET No. PLEASE.TYPE OR PRINT , CITY Re· X " Clifford Penland : .: We•1ey E.. P-•...:-- j . , C. .. !. Penneb.Sksr / 1't0 P~ ,/ .th>. ,' S&iii: L• ··:l't.!Jtnes v' . llen.rY 'l'. RameeY . / AO 50 PO s~newA.ll AC O. :Box 219'1 1442 Can .. " ?834'::Madisn.·· ··· . l?,35 ttaie ~ 4t PG le x Pb:• AD 41 PC AO 40 IR\'\O))J Re x • • Be x Jle x ft AC fl PC ·+.. tt Re. Re Forest Hill Da.11"1'. Re x x x Re x *If Scouter is to be registered in various.capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above), 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (a~,c~~_rd in ~~lumn l~~v~). · . _ · s· t E t• "< ___,,..,._. /'.>f;.,,://'.. ·,r· . ' !1 ./-( ( s·1gned..~ ..ir.:•••~!f:.:••.•• "······"'·'""···""'········································· cou xecu 1ve (f' ., (', �' ,.- .~ - " REGION No. COUNCIL No. i58 5 REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS COUNCIL ROSTER Date -~J~.!.. .. 291._l.940 ______________........... _.___ ' Council..................-.................... ~hl~ka.IU...--------·-----·····-····-···-····-···-·-·········--··-·-·-···-··--····--··-········- State....!laDXlt.______________________________ : I agree to serve on the designated group cir Committee of the Council for the year ending Bee • 31 . , 19 40 and hereby make application for PLEASE CHECK GROUP (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a. membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT !hoe. J. Semmes v· ... R •. A. ~or ._,/· .!ft.umeoa :£:. k'. 'Steve Tum.ball D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. Ill Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. ADDRESS CITY STREET No. N M. M. :Bosworth Co. .,. . Re Re New toa Lite Ins. Co. ~ AC 5·&31! ·x 11 Re Court Bouse Al.via. i. Well x 37 AC .AC 4E PO Samet eon Co,. Inc. . .,. 1t N AC \/ n ....1 L. Wt11t ... 54· PO x v' Re .A.0 AO * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American: Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as i Signed_ in column above). "'<i:.£,,((}tr.1iJ~,.f' ~f4!,e_:•rt!.AJ...-<•'',.::..::_ _ _ Scout Executiv~ �...... -- ··- No. REGION COUNCIL f) Nb. COUNCIL 558 ROSTER Date-----~~--~·-~-~---········---···--·Council..... _______.. _........... _.,._ ....~~~-~~!....------·-·-----····-···-··-······-···-···---·······-··-·---·-·---····-·-·-·--·······- State-.......... -!!~!-··-····--·-··-··---····-REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCit SCOUTERS ! agree to . year endmg ~rve ~ the .uece er ~ignated .,.1 group or Committee of the Council for the 40 · f or , 19_ , and h ereby make app1.1cabon PLEASE CHECK GROUP (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. · LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. o:ltierit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. ADDRESS NAME STREET No. PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT CITY "llapn1a ;< • . Ned Canttell " 899 lbulison A••• 1359 Pete Muehiaio Fred Morriaoa 1/ Gord.on A,. Pau.l "' fred Pr1 tchar4 " s. -. ... Wellington 49 lt. lfhJ:tcl 1111 l'al.1• mag. 72S·Atla.nt1* 433 Madi son Ave. 3l.Sl Popl_.- • •" .. • _,_...., - r:--·(?-J\ .c·h\ ......., (•' '"'•(. . .t\ 'l t . .,_._I/l \~;_-:;,,,~ \~ v ,JI )~ a ..., 60 ·~ A~ 2E ~· -:ae JI Re JI ::II Al.. .:i1:u:·v 1ii Re ll A\ 'I~ J A\ 4:lt'1 .t'\ Re ll AC ~J. ~ ll J A< 1r AC: '~ PC c => Pt i'.l?e. ll M. Re l .At '! I. l'Ci RE l A\ "Ii> .t1 Rfi ~ AC ~ 3, l)l: * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). . 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first pape~s (a~ca~~ i.n column ~ove)... Signed-:--~~~~all.ll .'?;1a1tMJAfi! .~ Scout Executiv~ ~ .ft PC .r't �... - .. ·,--,........ .. -·..--:-·--- I REGION No. COUNCIL No. 6 REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date _________ !!?.~ }.O..t..J..~---···------ ! agree to serve on the ·designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending Det:<3t:ihar 3l. , 19~ and hereby make application for · NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT State~----···---~~:~..!.-----------·--·-·------------ PLEASE CHECK GROUP (Expiration Date) LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER COUNCIL ROSTER 558 CounciL _______________________________Cl?.!..~~tm.Y_________________________________________________________________________________________________ registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time. to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application ·-··-·· D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. ADDRESS STREET No. /Welson Castles Manhattan Savings Dank n r.,m.. ~n u " .)Re x AC sr PC ~..X.....T~H....._~n..~.1.an,·-~------L1~~~-~Ci·~D~·Mlfrult_ _______~•-_jl~!Qlligaj-LI1~~Uemmb.,!ha~•Re:=_-t-:yit.!--_J____j~A~CJ_'.!4~~l~PC 11 /Albert Ers!tille Geo. T,. lirodnax... In~. . Execu.ti ve Boar fiie x AC 4l PC A r:( x Ootmci l Membez RE x , W.J.• Prescott. 234 s. :Sc.tlYedere • AC & PO 11 Re x Distr. Com. Rua sell Pe$t e ~id.1?eon Thomas Iron On. AO 4~ PC Cnunei l Jlembel!' Rl-l x AC 3~ PC Q Re ./.Dr. A.~. Weeka 999 E. P-.....2-- South x Distr• C.-itil.. ~ AC ~PO , .. /~~\ ~,- c. ' (( "' ((\'..\'-(! c') \. "\._._.•} \ :_\ '<~·:~:i' AC T. J.. Beauchamp Dr. O.B. Braithwaite J.W. Ester James A. DeWalt W. Alonzo U>cke Prnf. A- Love 1100 Miss •. BlTd. 761 Walker Ave. . Re x Member at lar:.!ri N y.: He x 3~ PC AO AC PC 8! PC 4~ AC AC .A.C 4? PC 5p PC AC Q) I .'!t *If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--one should be checked indicating that fee is.enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as inmcated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated iP';_£OlV,;mD above..'L "" . /#':~,.<FU{q,.,J/{7f~ Signed ff Scout PC AC SI Executiv~ PC PC �lo. J'ebr:J.ary 1940. Nati;;:.:;_;_'.l. (.;:.-o.nc:i.1, B. :: • .i.i. • 2 Parlt ;,;renue,, Neu '{(;~".'k !;;ty • 1;.1. Cordially w. your~, Gordon Morris Scout mitecutive �. . ·::-..• ... .. ~ '· REGION No. COUNCIL No. 5 558 COUNCIL Ro STER Date _t!~~~--._ 1940 REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS ·---·-·-··---·---CounciL.................................Qhi~~~·-······-·------·······-····-·---··-···-···-·········-··--········-·········-·····················- State.............-.....~enin. ----···--·-·-·--· I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the , 19_j,() and hereby make application for Deeemb er · 31 year ending PLEASE CHECK GROUP (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I .subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of. America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if ·a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such· rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the. publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscdption will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and contiiiue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application · .LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D~ouncil Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. $1.00 Imluded in incloaed draft. ADDRESS NAME l'-l'u.'Af~ TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY x 3052-Cowdea AC 3Cr PC " ,·. *If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--one should. be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. · I hereby certify that every man lii:;ted hereon iS-:.: 1. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column ab<;>ve). _________ Scout Executive Signed ___ �Ifaticinal Council. B. S•.A., 2 1:«.:~t'h· Avenue, New YJrk Cit~1, N.Y. Gentlemen: Included in the incloaed draft is $7.00 for which pleaGe 455 lfoynce receives hiti Scouting rif;ht a.w~ as la.st ·},rear he said h.;;i did not get it until Septat1ber. 'lhanldng you. and with 'best wishes, I am w.. Gordon Morr1·1 Scout Executive WGN/ 'i 1 �, 1.M. 9-38-i>. ... :;:<!~ .:::•."->.···· -. -- .·~·-······ REGION No; 6 I I COUNCIL No. COUNCIL ROSTER 558 ' Fel~ ~a- 1940. ··--····--r·--------·-··:.t.--·--··-·-·-·--···-··-Council ........... _____Q~).~.Q~~Jll.'.l!f.________________________________________________________________________________________________________ State............ !r~-~..!'--··--·---------- REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS nat e I agree to serve on. the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending December 31 , 19.AO, and hereby make application for PLEASE_ CHECK GROUP (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT /George AwSlMl'b /Dolph Clazk D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. l:J: Merit Badge Counselor. IJl Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. ADDRESS STREET No. CITY 1792 Forrest Mer.:.nhis- !enn. 1035 McLeroo!'e ll •• x AC '' x AO 5 I PC 3' I l'C -.-'__11---!a_l_l-"-ac'--e_.R_..;__._R_(;__ d_.d_.----+---=1=-=o:..:9c..:5:_.--=N-=-·---'-P=a.:t:=-=kw==•a..~Y______,_._______1_1---'1--+--'x==-1---1---1-=.AJ=-iO___!;j ~_P_C 11 Geora:e Wood. rJeo. ~. Brodnax. Inc. •rn x AO· 8 • ~ 11 ~k..:::b..::.r...;:.•_::..F..:.:er;:_;•ey::JL__W_,,,o=o-=d------1--=C~o=-=l:..:::'UlD=bi~ar.=-1--=Jd=-="u=-=t~ua=l_:T::.::o~w.:.:e::::r~--"----___,.--__1_-11....::x:.i-.--,- AO __! ~ _..11~M~r~·-Geo-'=-=~·~J~•::::_t~r~,~~~=l=in~tr~;~=e=r~--1~45-==~o~'"·~h~'A"""-'v·n~-~e~2~~~~~~~~~"~~----t-~_.J_3_._C~o"UD~~·-~-1-.·', . . __~-~·--1-·-AO ~I PO (( -,, _(Q) \'<( CJ ~-~~::-;l -·----------------+-----------------,...,--.,-,-~~4?~~---,---------+---+---l----+--+----l--+-n (( --- 1(·--' \(j! 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An American Citizen or; has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). ______________ Scout Executive Signed-- �C0 U1'l CJL B. S. ;\. Jl'l C. J E&LOT FOR ELECTION OF OFFICERS .AND COUNCIL MEMBERS-AT-LARGE FOR YEAR BEGINNING JA!fil.A:g.Y l. 199-Q t-----------------·------~ l!~OR PRESIDENT --+Mx· for.....QE~~ (Vote Sc~a.rff, I ---"---·------ ---·--~] OR Ab_._ VIC_t~SIDENTS _ _(. . . ,V~o.ie . ,for F~~ --.__._.Mr. _b_K. Bur;:c111~·- .~f M I P •. A. ClB.¥,~ M.r..:__EQ,. Dsg s t.r.._.o__m._~---- _-__-_-_-·-· ~ew B. w~====-· ' ----·------ _ _ ,,__1_ _· - - - - - - - - - · - - - - - · · " .,FQR SJOC:RETARY - - - - - {VotS3 fQL...Qzl..fil. =±~~c. °'~-----~~=~ for_-=On-~.~-_.-.)_. · FOR TMASURER _ __{Vote 1---1-M_r_. _!'-!...~ ti:.?-.1.!_id~v________ _______ ___ __ ...__...,_ ,,..,... ~------ 1 FOR COMMIS._S__I_O_NE_·R _ _ _ _ _ _ _(,_V..._o,....t_e._f'.2.£_~e). i---.i--M=r-'• ..,.;Hen.!X_M. ___________ ... Cl~top. i----'---------------- FOR FIELD COMMISSION_E_R____..... (V_o_kfg__r_~_e)_ Mr. F. Joe F_lan_ag....._an______________ _ ******•**** i---------------w----~-· FOR COUNCIL MEMBERS-AT-LARGE. <>!'>. ner _____ J..;;_;:::.:....~:::.=:.:::~-=:===~=:::=:..L...,;~...s::.;:,:..:1;...... i--·-""'r"'"'tt=a=c=h=e=d_.l::.;;i;.:::s~t..:...------·--------···-· ..,. _ _..!_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ t-------------------.. . .· ·--------·----------- ' �COUNCIL MEMBERS·..AT-LARGE Acroyd, W. L. Agee, G. Worthen Alexander, Vance J. Angus, John A. Allen, James Seddon Allen, June D. Allen, Preston All en, Thomas H. Atkinson, Dr. W. R. Austin, John A. Awsumb, George Ayroes, Dr. J. c. 1 j I I I 1 1 j I I 1 Baber, Rodney Bacon, Col. W. J. Ball, Ernest C. Barker, Judge H. H. Barrow, E. R. Barry, Edward F. Bateman, Dr. R. J. Beasley, John B. Bizet, Emile A, Blaisdell, Dr. C. F. Blue, Dr. Vi. R. Bodley, Dr. J. W. Bolton, A. Earle Bondurant, Jack Jr. Bondurant, Julian B. Boone, Daniel H. Bowld, W. ]'. Boyce, Rev. E. G. Boyle, J. Bayard Bradley, Dr. James F. Brennan, J. J. Brode, Julian Brown, J. Goodlett Brown, R. G. Brown, s. Toof Bruce, C. Arthur Bunn , H • T. Burrow, A. K. Butler, C. W. Jr. Caldwell, E. R. Carlisle, G. A. Jr. Callow, Lewis C. Campbell, Dr. Willis C. j Canada, Col. J. W. Canale, Phil M. Carroll, W. S. Carter, M. O. Castle, S. Nelson Che.mbers, C. M. Chambers, J. D. Gha.mpion, R. G. · Chandler, O. l3. Christenbury, Fred L. Church, C. H. Clark, Dolph Clark, Roscoe C. Clarke , P. C• , Clayton, Henry M. Cleyton, P. A. Coffey, Ben B. Jr. I I I l I 1 t Cohn, B. L. Cole, Sam F. Collier, J. D. Condon, Martin J. Cooper, W. O. Coors, Dr. G. A. Cory, A. J. 1 Cox, Allen Jr. ( Cox, Orin L. I 1 I Cox. W. W. Crawford, A. M. Creson, R. F. Creson, T. K. Crenshaw, W. A. I Crump, 1 f E. H. Sr. Crump, E. H•. Jr. , Cunningham, Jesse Ed I Dat.strom, Darnell, Herbert Clifford I Davis, Dean, S. B .. Defries, Ray Lee l Diehl, Dr. Charles Dilworth, J. E. Dolan, T. R. I Donelson, Andrew J. Dozier, R. M. I Davis, Dr. Murry I l I I J. ( �Eckert, George J. Holt, Meynard HopPcr, A. L. Hopper, Joe B. Howard, Percy Rud.son, Calvin Hughes, Allen Jr. Hughos, C. Rel Hunt, J. D. Hussey,Robert J. Ectge, W. T. :il}d.mondson, J. S. Edwards, Frank C. Eld:-edge, Mark Eliot, Dr. T. S. Erskine, Albert R. Ettelson, Dr. H. W. Evans, Dr. S. S. FargRson, Jobn T. Jr. Farrell, Jolm J. :B'iedler, Dr. F. W. Finch, M. E. Fisher, Allen Flanagan, Joe Fleming, Joseph D. Ford, Fred Fowler, VV. B. Frazier, Ceylon B. Freeburg, Harry Irby, W. B. Jr. Jacobson, C. M. Johnson, J. C. Johnson, W. C. Jolly, Dave Jones, Henry Keller, Eu€ene GR.rtly, Dr. George Ge.tes, J. W. Gaut. D. c. Geiger, Ervine Glascock, Charles Glasgow, Ben E. Goldsmith, Fred Goldsmith, Jack Goltman, Dr. J. s. Gooch, Cecil M. Graham, F. J. Graves, Dr. L. M. Grout, F. M. Karr, L. J. Klepper, George M. Klinck, Chief Irby Knoff, Edward M. Krivcher, Joseph HPJ. e , E • ?l. Halle, Arthur Hallid~, W. P. Hampton, W. M. Harrold, E. A. Hartley, Robert W. Heys, Lake Heard, Robert G. Heiskell, A. L. Henry, Wallace Herrington, R. L. Highsaw, Prof. J. L •. Hill, R. E. Hirsh, B. W. Hobson, Dr. J. J. Holmes, F. C. s. Jones, Dr. Robert W. Jones, Hugh Jones, Walk C. Jr. 1 Lane, Hunter Lane V. G. Lee, Je.mcs Lee, Dr. R. G. Lee, Robort E. Lee, Chief Vi, D. LePrincc, J. A. Lerner, S. M. Leroy, Dr. Louis Levy, Dr. Louis Lewis., Dr. A. c. Lewis, T. -W. Loeb, Willinm Libby, Frn.nk Lichterman, Ira J. Lightmrai, M. A. Linn, E. R. Livermore, Dr. George R. Lohmeyer, J. A. Lucas, Fred Mo.cfnrlanc, G. Mallory, W. W. Malone, J. H. o. �Maury, J. :E. Maxon, Bishop James M. McCabe, C. T. McCaslin, Dr. Robert H. McElra.vy, McGee, E. McGeorge, McGregor·, McKee, R. McKnight, Richardso n, Charles D. Richardso n, Gilmer Ries, Elmer .M. Riechman, J. A. C. A. L. Roberts, John E. Ross, J. L. H. L. Roulhac, John S. Roy, George T. Jr. John W. Ruch, Dr. Walter A. Thomas Rugg, L. E. McWhorter, A. D. Meernan, E, J. Melroy, N. J. Russell, Edward P. Russell, Dr. George M. Byan, W. A. Sr. Byan, w. A. Jr. Bychener, Dr. R. Morgan, Allen Morgan, John T. Moriarty, Herbert Mottweile r, Forrest Myers, Ben F. SaJno, J. E. San.down, W. H. Scharff, Abe Nickey, Sam Jr. Norfleet, R. Vance Scharff, Aaron R. 1 0 1Brien W. J. 0 1 Callaghan , J. E. 0 1 Connor,Fr a.nk Orgill, Ednrqnd Orgill I{. ~i. Orgill, William Overton, Watkins Schwartz, Merrill Shepherd, S. J, Sibley, Dr. Josiah Sims, R. B. Jr. Skinner, J. t. Skinner, Raymond Srni th, Wal U:1r L. Springfie ld, C. L. Strauss, G. D. Sull iv en , H. P. Sweeney, Frank Pennebake r, C. T. Peres, Hardwig Pidgeon, Everett Pipkin, A. E. Pipkin, Perry Plank, E. E. Ra.gland, S. E. R::i.gsdale, F. V. Ragsdale, Dr. W. E. Raines~ Dr. Sam L. Ramsay, R. G. Ramsey, .Henry T. Reid, Wallace R. Dr. M. W. Sellers, Perry Se:itton, Fred Ozburn, N. Field Pritchard , Russ Schloss, Gilbert M. Schoembs, Arthur Searight, Owen, W. L. Page, Carl Patton, Wesley E. Peete, Russell Penland, Clifford Plough, Abe Prescott, W. J. b. Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Kenon t. R. R. A. Dr. Robert Thompson, E. F. Thompson, L. K. Turnbull, Steve • Turner, Norfleet Tyson, W. T. ' Valen tine, John Wadloy, Dr. S. L. 1 Waggener, Andrew B. Wagner, D. Eugene Walker, s. P. �Waring, Col. Roane Watkins, R. G. Webb, Harry Webster, William A. Weeks, Dr. A. B. Weems, Charles Weil, Alvin B. Wetter, Henry Williams, Dr. Gray Wild, A. J. Wilkinson, Russel William, O. P. Williss, Carl L. Wi l son, Harry C • Wood, George Wood, Dr. Percy ~Vray, T. Cecil Wurzburg, Abe Young, Dr. Thomas K. Zink, Clyde J. Zook, Martin Council Members elected at the Annual Meeting December 11, 1939 for the year 1940. �. ....... ....... J,,O 0 comrcrt uJ oJ1:t:z-~ ,,, 0-0 . . '. ~~~) <Frvv-vJ · MEMBERS<• 1 ~-J). ti Acroyd, W. L. :' ··~ ',,./a,na a, Col. J. w. , · '. V,...Agee, G. Worthen '> ' Canale, Phil M. .. · r. ~ €);f"~ (. · VAlexander , Vance J. ;, ~ ,/carrolli W. s. fl''"~<f\!''~~· 11''•,.." , 1 vJui,gus, John A.~/d.l- R.,,.~ • .d.i,,~-:_ { ~ter, M. O. v-Allen, James Seddon .-/,.:1 ,7(L I; c:. ii V'Castle, S. Nelson 1· · V"'Allen, J'l:l,ne D. .· . . " • i...eh.aL!!l~ers,. C. M. /, 0 0 V'!llen, Preston · VChrunoers, J. D. , . 1 vA'llen, Thomas H. 1 • ~pion, R. G. . , · ·/ - V".A.tkinson, Dr. W. R. , dler, O. B. I· :_. --r-· .:z V'Austin, Johp. A. . .. ,•Christenb ury, Fred L.fo.<?""71··~.:::> V'Awsumb, George 1 •C:hurch, C. H.~. ?/ L---Ay~es, Dr. J. C. )' C I·: .·. ~' · ~J.ark, Dolph . · . , / ,L I , BA..~... Ui..~"'1~ AJ '~/ ,·~;i.ar~~ Rposccoe c>..~ '.A.I_. I f h"'"'?'i•;i---C ,. / ~ "' l3ao~r, Rodney ,;f,/, I'~~:: :._ i...-vl~riu;i, . .. /{."f'-~·' ,, :< ,. ... .-~_aeon, Col. W. J. 1.'•.l· ..J ",....,'Clayto n Hen...vM ........ t'.,..c~-~ 1·"' ,/' . vBall, Ernest C. '' · 6J.., ·j....Clayton: P. A!t.,j. 1)1. ~:?. ">O v V""°Ea.rke:r, Judge H, H. . •Coffey, Ben B. Jr.~~-z.zir::> I v--:(arrow, E. R. i · 1 0ohn, B. L. •· Barry, Edward F. , !'?. 1,...-a·ole, Sam F. 0ateman, Dr. R. ~ ti I LP-Collier. J. n. '""" ~...-'(.( Q,J!.-J_, ~ - ::.?'~~-Y . • Beasley, John B. ~ "'' , jvefondon 1 M11.rtin J. · · ·""· · 1 -- · . i..--13izot, Emile A./t.J. ~4 ',v · 1 ~oo:per, W. O. v;B1aisd:ell , __lll', c.. F.~.Q. j~Coors, Dr. G. A. N Blue,_Dr. W. R. Cot-y, A. J. > 7 5Y A: f.f ~~~~~~: ~~· r:~1!' l~o~: ~~\::~. t1-, ,,_,. '+;oft viondurant , Jack Jr. Bondurant, Julian B. ·. . Boo~e, Da.nielJI. ?Jl°'1_..,f~J:.., • Bowld, Vil. F.7-.r . ._;;p~ 1 .,---B~s e 'J ReT~·. as, El. . e.~ i-~y.le, J,. Bay~rd ~ · __ + r:J;; . V'13:c:@d1 Dr ~M'. \7"'-'I. ...,- \ Brennan, J, J. al • .Brode, Julian;::;::~J.? f '; i: ~~odlett /· ·)-_ A-'' /J !/"'Brown ....... , S . • Toof : ' · ..t. 1 , fl I / .oruce, C. Arthur,., br · v:Bunn t H. T. / /) ......-·J3urrow, A. K. /CY- 7 ' . vl3utler, C. W. Jr. ./,. / . . '. ·, I~ v .., ./' v~C=~/.d,lv:'~e~ ~~," 1tl>E.a.R, •.#. , , - v'--..1 ,ni?,f) ~,,.r r. tu. , 11 1 N' Crirli sle, G. ,A.. Jr. /V'Cfl.llow, Lewis c. ' k~if11UJ1pbt;ill, Dr. Willh C. fvCI'IJ.l'iip, / E. H. Jr. '' ". ,......-Cunningham, Je~se,,_.~,. 11-··.f"i J! .;E'4'1 / /·.f/7,A<r '!'.'.'. ~;1 ,· I/. ). ,::.?ox. W. W. ·· · J.........era.wford, A. ~: , · W_Epeson, R.. F.(fY" -•.,.....creson, T. K• ~en sha.~, W. A. 1 , .... 9J-ump, E. H. Sr. "*°' v'~~~:: d "; 1 ::fa~!~~~·;:!~~ f ./~( . ~~~~,,I 7 ._.fv-n_ avis, Cli-fford ! ' .II~'· A·" W ··. 1 t.--1Jean, S. B. ·"ff'/... • IJ..-1'.)efrie Ra;y Lee ' i..-fiiehl, Dr. Charles. , · "".'.11:.•: ,. $' . I·~ _Dilworth, J. E. . ' !l-"' Dolan , T • R. , !· ' ~-!!.'I.~. •v·~so1r1-··Andio-ew.. J. ; · · . r vt1oziar, R, M. iI , ~avis, Dr. J. M'U.rry . ,. 1 1 ' t/ ,, -.~.;~.,_,;L.ie....~~~.... t'f.. ·.C-.:t~ �efleN..W ,tJA"\#llr #P"·'"'•~o"'"°""'' .;? /' ~kert, George J. :, /,(;. ! :mC!.ge, W,. T. 1 /) VT;lrl1n')ricl.son' J. s. j ~-v;D,rds, Frank C. t-·7,11i(~,,.£;,,,. "- fj_ n 1 i.:,_:• .c,;:-.ad.ge-,~-41~ · ·~:i .// ·/ (v'.Hol t, Maynard I I ! / 1 1 ~"'' ~ J + .L ... i , , Dr • T • ·S • 1 J "'" I~.,,. ;· '., Hopper. Joe B. '$.;·-,-t•"t-;P .i), j~oward, Percy .<:;rc.t-h. v \ ! 1 ,,,..... rby, W. B. Jr. 1 • t Jacobson, C. M• 1 ~hnson, J • C• Johnson, W. C. •. ~ ~ :,.' . : h,,.,,'\l'olly, D;::i,ve 1 lf. 1,':;. S. I.a.Jones, Henry lv.jones, Dr. Robert W. ,-::; .. I :Z.i'-JTOnes, Hugh NJones~ Walk C. Jr. <..t.· BL r.: "'1"'1{.t!ller, Eugene 1 • 1 lv1fcrr, L. J. ~l\lepper, George M. 1 •~Klinck, Chief Irby ~l):noff, Edward M. . VKrivchcr, Joseph 1 I #J . ,. ,. . · 'i ;l.;:;•l'i~:~,~~"i"·" :\~/.i'~ ...~. .: :·it· ·~·,'\f.1~:i~l.f~ v11cl e, E. ?1. , . ;: v--Halle, Arthur ~ We P <r:o.j ~/ ,f :t:~ ~ Halll. d<>'r c.'\1 t ti H_ a.mpton, W. M. ;,r4 • ~.J Vilarrold, E. A. I'&'-/.. ti~ • ! 1 i,.>11artley, Robert w. ""'1tavs, Lake / ;/'1Ieard, Robert G. () H~skell, A. L.S,:S")i7 ,..,, ""1fenry, Wallace V'Herringto n, R. L. Al'Highsa.w, Prof. J. L. l./Itill, R. E. x y-"'Hi.rsh, B. W. v'!fobson, Dr. J. Holmes, F. C. . #,,,'"' ~- . .• (j-{~·T'.J--.. ,.., '/ '~ane v. G. lv--!ee, Jv,r.ws .>· ¥:,':\It ......... .Jd. 7· ~ , I ~ane, Hunter • , · ' • 't VGaut, D. C. I 1 I a,:.; :Jrv'11 ~-· • • ""'"'"'"' "" o-:1....e...~"'""~"" • :4·· l/d;.rtily, Dr. Ged 'ge 1 · t.· · · ~ c--.X\. J vr,:·· Gates, J, W. -. ,. ,,,,, "' ~-.i;i'. / · I" ·• rJtA vFree1Jurg, Harry~ Geiger, Ervine v·G1ascock, Charles v'Glasgow, J3en E. ~oldsmi th, Fred .L ,,...-(}oldsmi th, Jack i--t'roltman, Dr. J~ S, /{)·../ ~ooch, Cecil M. ti G.raham, F. J. VI' ' Graves, Dr. L. M. . . ·.. , ,, •···,G~out, F. fy!, "" ;NHud.s on ,Jta.1 vin _,...., , ;.-;: ' l· . .,n Jr • ...,,.-:.... HiJ.gh e s , .a6 11"' iv<tiugh<)S, C. Rel ,, 1vffunt, J. D. """11ussey",R.o b.ert J. : / B~:sk:lne> Albert R. CZ(. \/"'.Ettel son, Dr. H. W. f:J ' t/Ev ru1s, Dr, S. S. ~;,~· •~ N'.ec-A. o J.:s~,.. .I'"l~ t I/. . .· .. · 110..¥..<. ,p· n·· ,,..farge.son, Jo~m T. Jr. :._~ V ~'arrell, John J. : , ' · VF:i.edler, Dr. F.• W. /, trD ./"F·_inc h , ".vi. E • :1 ; . . j, ~L .,. . .vFisher, Allen 1 • Fla..."'lagan, Joe -i::f, ~ J/l>-f. · ""1'1eming, Joseph D. NFord, Fred ~owler, W•.B. , F;'azier, Ceylon J. · 4, ~.J ~ crl . .,,,,, . JvHopper, A. L. I -, . 1i .-1 ,~ee, Dr. R. G. ;.. /'Lee, Robert E. I"' 1\./t'cc, Chiuf i"l. D. 1v-r;ePrincc, J. A. i 1--·-!J"ernor, S. 1vI. , :L--"".Leroy, Dr. Louis jl.··L'~vy, Dr. Louis f,(··· •t Dr • Ao C • !' - .LIU j ,_..,Wis 1'--Lewis, T. W. · . :,,_,Ir, r_...,:'~_cb, Willi nm 1V'L1oby, Frnnk JKichte~man, Ira J. . . [). . ·~...g,htm<_.:n, M. A._ 1"/Lin. n, E. R. ;t,.. fJ¥"J ""~ •~ v-v rv. !"""t:i..i.rermoN, Dr. George R. · . 1 ~hmeyer, J. A. !tr..LU.cas, l! red , v· 1 : 1vJ~n.cfnrlan~, G. l~1J arl, Vt. W. G.1· !'.');"~. """''\.. ~1aJ.one, J. H• I - ,i_,_.< i.J,,rt.-:-"'·.·a 11 '' x. �~ McGee, E. L. ~ b! a. t.' John I .,,,·McKnight, Thomas v1I9Whorter, A. D. rb-J. A.i foeman, E. J. ~Ielroy, N. J. v-Morgan, Allen £,..-Morgan, John T. • Moriarty, Herbert •·Mqttweiler, Forrest~~. iA/fyers, Ben F. ' "" .i ;~,;honep, I c vg~:iii'K~d~ ~·I ~rgill, William.· 1 ~erton, TJlatkins \,-"-Ozburn, N. Field -111 ,. . i/ Owen, W. L• ..i 11 v-P~ge, Carl Iµ r.}t:.f\"<",;Yt.'.- /'{[,,,. v.}?atton~ Wesley E. , ·. · .· . · ·.· Peete, Russell ~Penland, Clifford i ~ennebaker, ·c. T. ~eres, Hardwig /{Pidgeon, Everett v"'Pipkin, A. E. , V""Pipkin, Perry 'V (~J,.. Plank, E. E. Plough, A'be v<£>'rescott, W. J. g/Pri tchard, Russ J, :' :E' .,, 1 '." tJ Ragland, •v-·..:e .... amsa.y, R • G• -·1,..J..•'/:' i/Rmnsey, lienry T. · t···Reid, Wallace- R •. · · 1""· · ' ,..;.,../· Lt t:.l ~ i j~aino, J. E. . ,, ~ i"VSa.n.down, W. H. ~ Scharff, AbJ-z:;.., )...l J /l"V- /j::r-,:r~ v --Scharff 1 Aaron R. 1 .....Sl!hloss, Gil be rt M. J' j 4choembs, Arthur vS'chwartz, Merrill ,. 1 ., , ·~aright, Dr. M. W. ~ ~11 e rs, Perry · f:."1/ ,>~".~if A ~Jn .... , jfVS~xton, Fred )C ~· · .J. 9'J:10phord, s. ~ibley, Dr. Josiah """"' (-f Sti. , , Sims, R. B. Jr. • Skinner, J. L. l"Skinner, Raymond - .1 " VSmi th, Wal t~;r L. • \, . ., I\~:" .i _ e if/Springfield, C. L. 1 ~ "' "'' ··'"'~ 'I "' ""' . · Iv-Strauss, G. D. r i,y~.1...R,..t....;;i~ t"r,,t1..~.,;1 ·., IV-Sullivan, H.P. i~~veeney, F:r;ani:..../'~\,,c(i'i\~ . -~ . . 3 .3 ~ e, II\ 1n e.:>I' -,rAtr·J!;i , ; Vt!'a,,vlor, Kenon '·~' 4 .-6.;tt, , or, L. R. ,,. l•vTayl -· ;.:,, J· 1 ....!'"r* •' Ta.yl or, -R • .t~. 1 .,.. -~<· ,. I 1V",r';-zylor, Dr. Robert l.,.J!'hompson, E. F. ;;i/ ; ~ompson, L. K. ,..,... ,;'7 ,f-· ~ f/ , '..... i"' Turnbull, Steve ~2--t. "?', "· v-;i · ;t..rrUrne r, Norfleet : v i.':1 «) i~ ~yson, W. T, /, tn:J · Ii • :),._J.,...\r<t..U l i'~ ~. .~.,_,,,,.; ~,,...,... J0 ·- y •f..,• "'"""' 1 ,, ''" \.--V al. en tine , John i • . 1 vtadloy, Dr. s~ L~~- . . /)-';~:.;rt<.37 , 1' ,,1(r,...7 (u r '3.A.. v Andrew B. --,; ..,. 'i"• r 1 •Waggener, -11 ~·W!}grier, D. Eugene !vW'alker, S. P. 1 . ! A ~l -· __ , /1' . , · I ' l S. E. V!tc,gsdale, F. V. · ~gsdale, Dr. W•. E. Raines, Dr. Sam :(,. 1 ·, ,,Dr. R. D. ~1 H·W· • I \../Niak.ey, Sam Jr. /, fT'O ,.......~Norfleet, R. Vance j;.<~'()'i Brien W. J. ~ . Callaghan, J. E. J, VC51 Connor, Frank' !'' Lf:J t..-1/rcKee, R. W• ·· · chardson, Charles D. 1 • ' .' · •Richardson, Gilmer -;:;, . -l:rties, Elmer M. 'if.BL. echman, J. A. · · .,i, , t/11.oberts, John E. /{,1-f- /14.' ~ ,Q • ,/Ross, J. L. ·f~ouihac, ·"John s . . ivhoy, George T. Jr. .~ch, Dr •. i'lalter A· . ·. · jAugg, L. E. t1Rllssell, Edward J?. · · 1,vfi,";l:ssell, Dr. George M. I. ~ D 1 ~an, W. A. Sr~ lb-IWan, W. A. Jr. -let:' viifaxon, Bi shop Jame a M. ~ • . i t..--McCabe, c. T. i, ·. H. ~rcCaslin, Dr. Robert Mi!cElravy, C. A. / ~lcGeorge, vM'cGregor·, ' i ~ury, J. E., -~;:;'• �IN'Waring, Col, Roane l,v'Watkins, R. G. V1i'ebb, Harry ,.,,,f;.,-1. ~ ~ ~bster, Willii!un A. / •·; ,,' ,, ..•· Weeks, Dr, A. B. /•DO ·. NWeems, Charles Weil, ~yin B. /·' ·· Wetter.f1Ienry /, C . Williams, Dr. Grfl.Y r" h, I/Wild, A. J. v-1Vilkinson, Russel/~ 1--Whliam, O. P. #'Willi ss, Carl L. /, > · 'nson, Harry c. '-\food, George. L-ifbod, Dr. Percy "'11ra:y, T. Cecil i...-Wu.rzburg, Abe ' 1..--Toung, Dr. Thomas K, . -~. f~:l~,d"l~b! W'Zink, Clyde J, V"Z'ook, M8.rtin 1-1 I· I ,.,. , b \, I . I ' I I ., I I I I ' I I I I l I I I I Council Members elected at the Annual Meeting December 11, 1939 for the yea.r 1940. �/J.) ·1·· ( t/..Q'' rA·\.,Z. "' " l' (' .-'f.... «3.il ~ ,. If,-'. y ""' ) /? ,)l·o. . J-··~~\.,....·'\..--<'~..-''"''C-,,...,.,..f(, ::,.... •::·.:.~..,.,,:""\r . f\ )·,·~···'',. ._..,..,..........·· I g) ·' "'\ . J j ,.~1 .·> ,;· (} l/ 0 ,.,,,! 3 '\ (>·~ / I _! 1 ·\ i.• ~ .:~) / '/ '-:1,1:! ..... _,, ··-'·.-r""·r•''"'~-~-~ . I ... --~/' . / '...._ ..vi"~ ·'C 46 /1 / I.. \..... ····, .___~/ :._,.{ ··'IJ ·'\_},,_,J .. , ' I l . I I / ) /.-I' ,(1 . c::: ,~--: ,_,,j,',,,· ..?" ~! /-_.,/' -/. /: I . ...,,,- ,·'. - ·.·..· '.< ···' �( ; ,.'!' )/ ,. '- r '. • / r:; )' . /~- ,:.~ . ,..·... ./ c:t.·. 1- '/ '...- / / r'" ·-/ 4-/' I' L.·' ·,..,,, J .' / / 1 / " ' ~I f -/ bJ(i ~·· ,;/ / (lJ ' . J / /J // /t //I 1i / _ (1 // .~ ,, j'' // .····\ r - I -·: "" q:. /i,,1'..,/;;1. -~· ·:.· .... ·~" n ,.:.<( ·•;:",. . I:¥-- .., ; dc,.,,,_,-.,,J,,,. "' i ( I ~., .;.,.. / .. ,\ ~""'· , .. ~l ( ) (/ !) ·.' ~ �( ' ' \ ' ( ,. --,.;_.., ~~.,,,,(:.(,.:..__....., r ,. I I (' I ( I ' ( I ( / ,:,, )~' ··/, // !;: fl.-/ .l / / ,; / . />C .I ,./,/ .............._ / ... ,.r' ; ·: /' f/ / /· .. '" \ ~./. _. ,, J/ /?. ·' I /~ l .. /' /J, . /t . ~i .o:..c;...,,...."...' i. ·'' (. ..· .- /1/ ..-'! - I / .E.;;- .-···-,;· ') �b2J;V ~ /) v c.J,<e,::,.,,:;;; v'?~.,~~'J V°"'';! , "::~~:~r;Jl :-"_,.• l.-t"L~t~\'. . -.rJ~· ./'.;-,~-·(C,,.· .#}.,. •./· J I ' " . . .· ·;.,·~--,.·;~\¢, .. - ·;P''" ...J.~ . I· ~"""""'f.,..,.,,... ,}"' I // l<!····:f /"' /1/ ' ' / ·; \... -· ./ .;•ttJ.l. . ,,. I ~/ - .· •' \ ·... t v~ ~---' / 6 /1 ) , / I ·/? /.,:::..: ,'. l !,.... ..• / / ___;_.r: ,;J '/ '. f (!.'/ f I ;l/ ,/ t ' ( ··f+---.f\_,,;r-,<" ( ...... j ./ �,_/.· I / J /f·-7'"· ') .l.·>- ,.,r ·, ".1· I) �... - .># CHICK,A$AW COUNCIL, B. $.A., INC. ******** COMMITTEE, AT rrs MEETING THE FINANCE ON MAY 21st, 1940 APPROVED THE FOLLOWING :BUDGET .AUD RECOMMENDS ITS .ADOPTION BY THE EXECUTIVE :SOARD OF THE COUNCIL FOR THE FISCAL YEAR APRIL 1, 1940 ,., MARCH 31, 1941 PROPOSED SPENT LAST :BUDGET FI SO.AL YEAR ACTIVITIE§ COMMITTEE For Camp-0-Rees at Ca.mp Currier and Camp Daniels $ 50.00 Al_JDITS For Auditing Council Books ../\HTO EXPENSE Scout Executive's Car Asst. Executive 1 s Car Camp Director 1 s Car CAMPAIGN EXPENSE For Finance Campaign Director For Campaign Expenses CAMPAIGN LOSSES {Non-Payment of pledg!?s) White - 9% of $21 •.147. 67 Negro - 5~ of $2,611.44 CAMP ING COMMITTEE Camp Curri gx: For El.ectrici ty For For For For Operation of Swimming Pool Insurance on all Cabins Maintenance of Horse Repairs to Equipment For Telephone For Bo at s & Docks For Fu.el For Miscellaneous For Hospital"Office & Library-Handicraft Kamp Kia Kim~ Shop For Caretaker for three months For Taxes For Insurance 100.00 160.25 480.00 480.00 200,00 480.00 300.00 1,.602. 50 . 1,666.34 961.00 1,903.29 1,305.72 500.00 250.00 485.95 50.00 .100.00 15.00 100.00 10.00 25.00 l,682.50 90.00 12.00 50.00 499.47 218. ?8 ........_.... 46.64 40.48 15.00 14.17 a.so 16.65 -----10.23 37.12 INSYRANCE For :Employees Retirement Fund 412.44 423.93 65.00 48.00 35.00 25.00 25,00 50.00 10.00 225.00 360,00 53.41 48.00 1.60 10.78 8.83 240.00 140.00 273.48 INTER-R.ACIAL COMMITTEE For Telephone For Rent-Seminole Headquarters. For Stationery For Fuel-Office Heater For Equipment For Training For Miscellaneous. For Repairs and .Equipment for Camp Daniels For Automobile Expense, Asst. Executive 28.29 23.60 2.40 MISCELLANEOUS For All Items not budgeted �-2-Protl~ ']'j..TIONAL COUNCIL For Charter Fee and Q,uota JJi'FICE SUPPLIES & STATION:9JRY For Stationer y & Mimeograph Supplies .'JB.G.ANIZATION Spent L~st Fi§Cal Year 575.00 Budget 575.00 COMMITT~ll For work with new Troops 325.00 324.84 25.00 _:_QSTAGE For stamps and stamped envelopes 500.00 PUBLICITY For bulletins , etc. 478.08 15.00 13.42 8?8.00 758.98 For attending Regional Meetings 150.00 208.89 For older boy program 100.00 -~ For rent of Council Headquar ters SCOUT LEADERS TRAINING & CONJfi:iF.Jil..N.Q! SENIOR SCOUTING COMMITTEE TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH For Headquar ters telephone s 175.00 For Training School ExPense 100.00 TBA.IN ING COMMITTEE S.ALARIES Scout Executive Assistant Executive Ca.mp Director Secretary & Bookkeeper Stenograp her Asst. Executive , Seminole Division Office Girl, Seminole Division 3,900.00 1,800.00 1,200.00 1,320.00 1,020.00 1,500.00 420.00 152.38 _____.. 3,500.00 1,800.00 1,200.00 1,200.00 900.00 1,380.00 420.00 . . . • • • $26,556. 74 -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - TOTAL, PROPOSED BUDG1i.'T. • • • • • -- -- ~ - ~ ~ ~ ~ ASSET S May ~ •. .li.4Q Ca.sh Collected from old pledges since April 1st Ca.sh on hand from 1939 Campaign Campaign Pledges, White, 1940 Campaign Pl edges, Nogro, 1940 20% of 1,371.25 due from 1939 pledges Mrs. Currier 1 s Fund Camp Currier Cash on deposit Camp Daniels Cash on deposit Kamp Kia Kima Cash on deposit Supply Account Cash on deposit Supply Account (estimate d earnings for year) Camp-0-Ree Profits (estimate d) $ 241.25 1,455.24 21,197 .67 2.611.44 274.00 385.51 17.26 69.79 44.47 100,00 100.00 100.00 TOTAL ASSETS. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • $26,596.6 3 May 21, 1940 ~ ~ - �EXE:}UTIVE BOABD - J,940 OFFICE President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Commissioner Field Commissioner Scout Executive Asst. Scout Executive COMMITTEE Activities Awards & Resolutions Camping Civic Relations Constitution & By-Laws Court of Honor Cubbing Finance Heal th & Safety Inter-Racial Organization Outfitters Publicity Reading Rural-Shelby Co. -DeSoto Co. -C ri t tenden Co. -Tate Co. -Panola Co. Senior Scouting Training MEMBER-AT-LARGE ~.\ . EX-OFFICIO MEMBER ·HOLDER ,,. Mr. Abe Scharff Mr. · Mr. • Mr. , llr. • Mr. •Mr. • Mr. • Mr. A. K. Burrow P. A. Clayton Edwin Da.l strom Andrew Waggener Percy C. Clarke W. P. Balli~ Henry M. Clayton Joe Flanagan 1 Mr. W. Gordon Morr! s ' Mr. W. E. Thacker ADDRESS PHONE Kraus Co. Falls Bldg. 436 S. Front 345 s. Front Commerce Title Bldg. Commerce Title ~ldg., Ho tel Pea.body Memphis Light,Ga.s & Water Div. 1288 S. Willett 501 Columbian Mutual Tower 501 Columbian Mutual Tower 5-3311 8-0357 5-3611 8-1107 5-3747 5-2255 8-7761 5-2552 8-8311 5-2351 5-2351 CHA!RMAN 8-8311 8_.7761 8-7477 8-2707 5-3734 7-6028 5-3341 1288 S. Willett Joe Flanagan W. P. Hallid~ Hotel Peabody R. G. Ramsay Gartly-Rams~ Hospital Rodney Baber 119 Madison James Seddon Allen Commerce Title Bldg. Elmer Ries 2153 Poplar ~Mr. Emile A. Bizot The John Gerber Co. E. L. Bruce Lumber Co. •Mr. c. Arthur Bruce Dr. J. s. Goltman et"&..f Madison -Mr. Edwin Dalstrom 345 S. F'ront Hawkins Mill Road, Baleigh Mr. Ray Lee Defries 436 s. Front •Mr. P. A. Clayton WMC, Hotel G~oso ' Mr. H. W. Slavick Mr. Jesse Cunningham Cos sit t Li bra.ey Millington, Tenn • Mr. E. A. Harrold . Mr. S. B. Dean Route 1, Hernando, Miss. West Memphis, Ark. Mr. C. H.Brown Senatobia, Miss. Mr. Herbert Holmes · Mr. ,Mr. ·Mr. Mr. Mr. ·Mr. Mr. Russel Wilkinson Mr. Joe Hopper Mr. J. Granville Gates Mr. Albert R. Erskine J Mr. Ernest C. Ball Mr. A. Earle Bolton • Mr. A. E. Hohenberg Mr. Wa.lk C. Jones Jr.• Mr. William Loeb , Mr. A. D. McWhorter. - Mr. Perry Pipkin Mr. G. A. Carlisle, Jr. · Mr. Russ Pritchard · Mr. J. L. Skinner ~~ • Mr. John E. Roberts Mr. Perry Sellers Mr. Hearn Tidwell Jr. Mr. Kenneth Orgill · Mr. Harry Webb ' Mr. T. P. Howard 1 Mr. Oran L. Cox· • r\a. l'oHM .R. Foc.LeMA-1t Mr. C. Arthur Bruce 9. ~§0-' 8-1816 8-1107 4-5296 5-3611 8-7464 5-2272 Marx & Ben sdorf Western Union 8-1121 5-2581 97 N. Second Geo. T. Brodnax, Inc. 317 Poplar Bolton Bagging Co. 131 S. Front Shrine Bldg. Loeb's LaWJ.dry Memphis St. Rwy. Co. Goodwyn Institute Bldg. Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. Marx & Bensdorf 1200 Poplar 8-4343 8-7633 '~~- 522 Falls Bldg. Sterick Bldg. Commerce Title Bldg. Orgill Bros. & Co. P. O. Box 588 Lake Cormorant, Miss. Lake Cormorant, Miss. MA~tbN, RRK. E. L. Bruce Co. 6-3520 8-3191 8-1178 5-3878 5-4321 8-7346 8-2231 5-3621 8-1121 . ···~~,. ·~~ .... 8-0747 8-5121 6-0422 5-2471 7-7616 �SUB-CCliMITTEE OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Abe Scharff C. Arthur Bruce Elmer Ries Henry M. Cla.ytqn '. President Past-President 2153 Poplar ,. Commissioner . ' .. Kraus Co. E. L. Bruce Co. · Ob.non. Court of Honor M~mphis Light, Gas & Water Div. \ . �-- len. 1940 '\ AGE Sears Roebuck & Oo. 48 Walt~r 6'1 G" W. Agee !arrow Agee La'b. 42 .a.• E. :Bolton 35 Julian B. Boadt-ira.nt L•.. Aeroyd Boltoa 216 Meclical Arta Bldg. D.H. Boone ? ... ?460 5 ...2488 Co· Jagging (Armored Motor Service 46 General Mp>. S.3191 Oo.) President 215 s.· Pauliae M88$gel' (Intematio:nal Raneat•r 'l'l"UCk: Branch) 0-3273 2.1291 33 R.G. Brown National Bame of Commerce Asst.• 'l'ruat Officer 61 Charles M. Bryan 333 Steriok l3ldg. Attoi-nq . 45 Lewis c. Callow 301 Medieal Arte Bldg. (General Arner. Life lna. Co.) Gaei'al Agen\t 2910 Ste rlek: :Bldg. Atto:rne7 S.7371 Production Supt. 5-3821 40 John Walter Canada 36 George A. Oarl1tle, Jr. Firestone 'l':i.re & Rubber Co. 46 Roy Franklin Creson, Jr. 65 McCall st. 38 L. v. Eohola 1305 stel"ick Bldg. 38 Ceylon B.. l?ra:aex· Frazer & Clif toa 49 Robert G. Rea.rd 5~2682 S-1316 8.4288 Manager B-1256 1814 Exchange »ldg. Attone7 8-6767 545 Commerce !ttle Bl4g. Rl9T. ·43 Harold B., lioag 40 A.F:. Rohenberg P.O. Box 193 40 I<'!dwerd M. Knoff Pal"k:Yiew 49 Frank Li b'by 46 ~illiam 50 John McGregor . 354 Stonewall 8-3617 Cotton Merchaat Hot•l Apts. Loeb 43 Kenneth Willins Orgill McGregor• s lnc. 46 rfilliam L. Owen !012 Sterick Bldg. 30 Russ Pri tch.ard Marx President 2-1195 8-6755 Bensdoi'f, Inc. 40 Dr. Sam Raines 1834 Madison Ave. 38 Nati·onal J. L. Ross . 5-4321 Vice. . Pres. Orgi 11 :Brod. & Pres. »ank of Commerce 44 Walter A. Ruoh, M.D. 899 Madi son Ave. 52 James L. Sk:innett Wm. R. Moore School of Teoh. 7~ !rrun Officers 5.3721 Director 7...1384 �37 ienr7 Willlam Slavick 44 Al•in 1~· we-.1 \¥.M.C. Gen Mp. S...7464 Weil Bros. S-7331 66 Henry Wetter, S.r. 495 N. McLeaa S-0158 56 1311 Uni.ad Carl L. Willies ExecutiTe 7-3500 Merit 'Badge Colinsel.Qi-e 38 Duane Carr• Dr. 26 Gordon A. Paul 899 MacUaon Ave. 8.3662 728 A'lant1o 4..7447 �MEMBERS OF THE SEMINOLE DIVISION 1940 Dr. J.E. Walker fl/ Dr. E.M. Wilkins . ~Mr. M0 W. Bonner, vilr. w. st. · 234 Her na.nd.o ~) (/\.~.,,\.·»• Vice-.. Chan. 556 Scott Ave. 4-3782 "1 • t1;'.,,.,2 J \ (\{~ Alonzo Looke " tt 234 Hernando St. 5-4551 • • Hotel Peabody S....7766 807 Walker Ave. 3.o>l7ll /\/ Dr. H.C. st. /\/Mr. M.S • 234 Hernando \/Mro J.H. 1622 Lauderd ale VMl:. Field Com•r ~ '!'. J • Beaucha.mp, Vprofo1 J.L. Buokner,ctVJ·-'~-, Training ·r}Reading / ~- Mr• :/Mr. c~ H.C,, Daniels, / , J.A. DeWa.lt, · S-.4551 r'>'·.. .,,.,· Camping 951 s. Pkway. lo 5-4551 3"-5244-W . 3- 4651-W 951 Texa.S Ave. 3-283S... J 571 Pollt Atlie,. a....3057,, -::JAJJ"" Court of Honor 696 Edith Ave. 365 Beale Ave. :>-2071- J 8-3891 MEMBERS AT LARGl · ·::::.fl''.}"' t/'Mr. C.B. Johnson I_,. :.t'-' - 230 Hernando St. VDr 0 J.J. Raines, ~;)i'7cf.i--u247 No. Main St. /\/ Mr. J.A. McNairy , ' 1 ·'' 957 Ola.ck Pl. /I/ Mr. E.F. Hayes, 699 No. S eoond St~ /V Prof. A. Love, 1100 Miss. Blv•d. ·vDr • O.B. Braithw aite, I 197 Bea.le Ave. vRev. S.A. Owen, . 761 Walker .Ave. NMr. L.o. Swingle r, 390i Beale Ave. '-"'Dr. R •. Earl Bland, ) • a~6 145 Bea.le Ave. JV.Atty. A.A~ Latting, ,, 197 Beale Ave. v"' . Prof. L.C. Sharp, 1*-~f 1495 Felix Ave. 'fProf. M.A. Sloan, I 984 Woodlawn st. v Prof. R.J. Roddy, , . ', Luoy, Tenn. t ~~-· ~~ ,,, DISTRICT COMM.ISSIONERS ~~- '··: I '"' ·~Mr• Robert Johnson• ;V " /'/" /1/" J.L. Cartwrig ht, J.w. Ester, A.E. Mcintyr e, I ~ . i f.--;.. *· " . 1418 Adelaide St. 337~F. Dixie. Mall 1074 Shaw Pl. 970 Raymond St. ~~~~~-~A&i~~,=·~• ·~-~·~i3r-oo'k"itrs~· 8 b •. Pr.of. AoB. Bland, s-aao4 4-5121 ·•..--~--,_"_ ·-·~· 611 Lester St. ~~--~ 3( /l@ <j <? ' ·" IJ • .... ~) 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 Form, osa9o-30001139.,-A.If. This copy for Ni,itional Office D; Regional Office D; Local Office Ej. ' (Check appropriate box on each copy.) BcDY SCOUTS OF AMERICA UncorporateJ February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.) Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter for Year Beginning July l. 1940 DO NOT WRITE HERE Charter Fee$·--~~~- Scouter Fee..._ ____ _ Tota.__--------- Region No 5 Council No .:::F.:S-f Read instruction sheet before filling out thi~ application. NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. I. The~· ___ <!._·~H~-~11l_C~K_8_.J_-_R~·~W ______________ Council, Boy Scouts of America, with (Name of Council). headquarters at 501 fOLUMCJfliN Manrfl.PRL TOWER J!li~ i:..~'.~\;: ·' · N · .i. i:~ ;• i JV ' (Locai Mailing Address) # (~;ii~ (State) and having jurisdiction over (indicate entire Area) ::JHl#jJ;f,;t;;pi., TEHJV., .. .?JE.>OQ., Tllri!r HflD F:llNOl..B t!OVhTtE~ Nt.5.'l. ltND c«Ey}IAM.F oF· e''RflTTa:=,·::-:r&l 'i1 !~4')_ DR( • .Etfepr Cllt:N;11f&w_ M (~;,' { N "PRNO/...ff _..;;;e-=o'""'----------~--,---- 1 hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July 1, 1940, in justification of which the accom~ panying reports for the Calendar year 1939 are presented as evidence of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibilities as a Local. Council, as required by the By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America, Article XI, Section 2, Clause 3. · · 2. The following Districts are organized with functioning District Committees. Ai::M Fifi'$, ·r;e·N #\!',, · There ar.it iij.. Districts yet to be organized. .?.. Districts ate sharing in financing this Council. 3~,, Boy Fact Survey was conducted in ' 0 Districts in 1939; in 0 Districts iri 1938. 4. '·.Th_~ 1939 accounts of this Council ~een audited by 7/f0F{E-:£MOHFIL. I!! <f?'i;()ii»fflri"?l:V~~:·;s ·. · e !!Cl (State whether Professional Accountanu or Auditing C.Ommittee) . 5. This Council has accepted its quota of $·50Q - for the year 1940 and agrees to pay it.to the Treasurer ·of the National Council as follows: in full herewith,$ ; in & equal payments of-$ ZSO !.9 each during the.months of J\l98::< flN.D Holl&Mlf."Jlf:fi[,, . . :::t b ., .-p-1 · (Note: Please plan last payment not later than ,Npvember, if possible) 6. Of our outstanding indebtedness as of Dec. 31, 1939, $_.a.Ql.~is due the National Suppiy Service. and $ 0 is due the National Council on account of back quotas. This Council agrees to liquidate the indebtedness to the Supply Service by 3!"6-N • :is; £'fll/.O . tlvouga mgat~ly P&¥Meets ef (Date) $ belPtllitfi:g I aaa tfie baekquota indebtedness as foHows: ____________ _ (Month) , 7. Thi,s Council requests that for the period July 1, 1940 to June 30, 1941 credit be extended by the Supply Service for an amount not to exceed $ ~-00 ©'._2' af any one time, and agrees to maintain the account on a thirty day basis. This· Council was incorporated under the laws of this State in the year 19~. The corporate name is: Ctfi lCf<B:)fijW C'@Uf,t¢:;f£.g 90:1 .;u:ou7.s. O!f':. tffJl,$.E!lil?rT1l!J~1 //'/C,, 8. /:N-ll (!) % of all institutions or groups. of citizens which sponsor Troops or Packs under this Council are represented on the Council either directly or through representation on District Committees. 9. This Council has adopted the new Standard Constitution and By-Laws for Local Coundls published by the National Council in February 1938. (Ch~ck one) D Yes ·o No · 'Certain modifications were adopted locally. ". These modifications have oeen approved by National Council. " We plan to adopt it in 1940; D Yes )Cl No " " D Yes I& Yes D No ·o No I (2) 10. Our RECORD of progress for 1939 and OBJECT IVES for 1940 in the Ten Year Prngram r e as follows:· ·---· ·- ·-:..-.::~ ---··--·· .. ·····-·--"·· .... Trnnsfcro J!Mtlm ~ed Estimated Estimated Total on New In Net due to ABLE 1 Separation• Territory Toul Dec. 31, 1938 New n Separariont Total on 1939 in 1939 chanK•• In Out Dec, 31, 1939 11141 in 1940 Dec. 31, 15 ........ ·~···~ ... .. , "' ·, Total Troops* I lJ ,$? (). J I ___ ,_J:A; I' . '.J' ·--- '7 /?JO (a) Sea Scout Ships I J ___ 2-:. I . __ (> .? (b) Sea Scout Patrols (in Troops) --- .... ··--· (c) Explorer Troops O<•-••-•T'" , ........... _,. (d) Explorer Patrols (in Troops) :5 ..? .... .. _t.f I .. { . --· ----~ (e) Rover Crews ---------- (f) Neighborhood Patrols ---·-·"'' ..•..... . -····· _ .... - (g) Lone Scout Tribes -·-~--·- (h) Negro Troops ;; I 11 .!::>- '311. l. ,?) ------~ (i) Indian Troops Total Scouts** 2 ,3 'l i. J, 2 s.~ Cfo~- 2 I 7"2JtJ t!f OO 7~C ~ 18·~ '\ (a) Sea Scouts 11.. **26 7 :il 1s- ..... .::.; ~ (bl Explorer Scouts '2 I *** 0 z,!J i..S" S" t ")..- (c) Rover Scouts '*** (d) Lone Scouts s () 0 '-.'!;) ~'-:f ~ (e) Negro Scouts S- I 8 ? /t.J.. 2 bC.. (!;,' .~SO ie;o I • la (f) Indian Scouts Total Scouters 1J;'2; ;Jiff I 7 L/ , .. /t::>¢.O 150 I so If Cub Packs /./ ~ I 9 0 I Cubs (<'j'L/. \ ?> 5" 5{, 17:3 . 11...0 7 7...- 'l Cubbers I "ff :3'/ II 41· .o.s- /0 I Includ.e in figures on this line total number of all Troops, Explorer Troops, Rover Crews, Sea Scout Ships, Neighborhood Patrols and Scout Tribes. •Include in figures on this line total number of all Scouts in above indicated units and Lone Scouts. In column "New in 1939" include boys who were new in Scouting in 1939. ~*In second column, "New irt 1939," include all boys who entered these branches of Scouting in 1,939, whether they transferred from ' '""··other branch of Scouting or n<?t. / 9 _,,,..- . .. ', (a) New 12-year-olds registered in 1939 lt ...) Estimated new 12-year-old Scouts in 1940 ''l..~1() . (b) We had on record I'/ Scout Troops and 0 Cub Packs expired and not reregistered on December 31, 193< (c) The Standard Troop Budget Plan is bei~ used by~:S- Troops* (.l.J---%) in this Council as of Dec. 3ji..1939. W. to 3 hE the Budget Pian in use by J 0 Troops* (..!lfl%) and the Cub Pack Thrift Plan by S ·. 1 ( % ) by Dec. 31, 1940. · ,-Tenure achieved in 1939 by Scouts; and by Assistant Scoutmasters under 21 who have been Scouts. (1) 1 Year - 2 Years 3 4 5 or more TO Years Years Years (• ' l f I 'J.- 'loo 11s- 'i// Y--;l- /j/, \ !),.-. ~ t-, .'39 , (a) N um her on Roll Dec. 31, 1939 who attained respective t-:--'S=-c=-=o:.-;;u;-.:.t=;:s :-;--t-"'-'--"-'=-f-'-=-::=-+'-L-"S--f--£LL;--+--'~~--f..L.:=:m tenure anniversaries in 1939. (3) Asst. S. M. 0 S"• J./ J f( Jr/£ lo7 ijt) /-/9 ?I ·1 () () I 1 ...... 7 I (b) Number Separated in 1939 who attained respective tenure Scouts anniversaries in· 1939. ( 4) t-A.,.-ss_t_ . ...,,S-. -M-. -1--''-'-""'---+~<-=---r-.'-"--'--+--~"---+--+---+----+--''-'-- '1~0 ryk, 1J'1j /'{). ;/ Ji/ I ).. ,j (c) Total (a+ b) who attained respective tenure anniversaries +---'S'-c_o_u_ts _ ....._......,."---l-'"'--'---""--1-=-~-t-,_,,_~-+-r-,___,___-+"':::....>o..._ in 1939. Asst. S. M. I-OBJECTIVES FOR 1939. 2, 3 or 4 year Scouts in 1940 come from the 1, 2 and 3 year Scouts of 1939. 0 1 Year J- (,, 2 3 Years Years d' 7' c, h 4 5 or more TO Years Years 170 L/L/O 'tos 90 7_1 I/{:, / 3~ .v I ~ 1 I '2 (d) Number to be on Roll Dec. 31, 1940 with respective tenure 1---=S:..:c:...:o..:::u""ts:.,....,.-+.u......~~-1-.L.J.c...=c....-l-&"'-""-...,_-t-_J--¥--t---"-'~---l'--=-~ anniversaries attained in 1940. Asst. S. M. 0 ·I-fl r; /(fl.§ 111~5 'f J? ::J..O ~'l /' /' 1. ".9 /, ( e) N um her to be separated in 1940 with respective tenure anni- 1---=S:..:c:...:oc.::uc:.;ts"--+-l-'<~'----h'_,_-"'--JL-L.-'!'<-:-t--'--'"'----t-_:;c..:T="---+-''"'-'":!::ll versaries to be attained in 1940. Asst. S. M. ri (f) Total (d + e) will attain respective tenure ·anniversaries Scouts 1 '.3~s 7 l~~j....- 1g ,..,0 11 f Y..3 .'1' .. Sin 1940. Asst. S. M. (,, 0 ')__,/ ,_j.,,. ?, / rj 1) When lapsed Troops reregister only Scouts and Asst. S.M.'s under 21 who reregister with the Troop shall be credited with tenure\ versaries attained during the lapsed period of that Troop. 2) Totals in this Table cannot check with any Totals in Table 1. . . 3) Scouts attain each year of tenure on the anniversary of their first registrations as Scouts, unless they lose tenure credit by droppin · for any specific period. J) Do not include Scouts separated in 1939 whose last tenure anniversaries were attained prior to 1939. Form 0-1062C 2,000_ S~ts-10-39 C.P. ' RfJGION NO. CERTIFICATION OF ELECTION AS A MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA COUNCIL NO. NATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBER Date laa, S 1 l940. Counci,_J _C_ D_D n_s_··_ A_W_ ___________S tatc;..e ___,Tennea::.:===s·= :ce.::::e __T o Expire-Dec• 31.1 194(1 ,Registration Service; Boy Scouts of America, 2 Park Ave., New York City. _Gentlemen:- The Scouter named below has been regularly elected a member of the National Council to represent his Council f or t he year end m. g Dee. il, 1940:. . H e i·s regi· stere d as a S couter, hav m· g current registration fee in the capacity of_ ____P r_e_s_i_d_e_n_ t_· _-o_t_C_hi.i_e_k--a.s _·_ a_:w_C_o_u_:n_c_i_l __ NATIONAL COUNCIL ~ c - Name Aile llehedt ~~ Tel. No.. 5-55ll Address,_---'-lr--'-au--·.;;..a;_s_C,;,.;;l_e'--a_n _e- '--r"--a_,,.__-'7-'-2_6_.:::lfad'---'1="::..·IF---"'1r~-'l-~-_________-- ---------- llemphiSt + City State T<ml:lessee. Agc;..__ ___5_ 9_ _. --~-~sn Cit.isen ct, ' 'J co . vA'lic12<~~,.;:!;""., MEMBERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL COUNCIL Each chartered Council of the Boy Scouts of America has the right to elect, annually, one of its members as a member of the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America, and one additional member for every thousand boys enrolled on the records of the National Council. The By-Laws require that Local Councils certify as to the election of such members of the,'National Council on blanks which shall be provided for that purpose. _ Fofm 0-1062C 2,000 Sets-10-39 C.P, REGION NO. CERTIFICATION OF ELECTION AS A MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA. COUNCIL NO. NATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBER Date Zan. i, 1940. Counci~l _ CBICK==·~A=S=A~W __________ State TEBNESSEE Registration Service, Boy Scouts of America, 2 Park Ave., New York City. Gentlemen:- To Expire Dec. Sl, 194} The Scouter named below has been regularly elected a member of the National Council to represent his Council {o, the yea• ending -· &l, 1940 . He fa •egistered ., a Scoute>", having p · ~ent registration fee in the capacity of Jice-Fresiant of Ohi<:taaaw Council Name NATIONAL COUNCIL ~~ ~~· Tcl.No. Address ___ _;;;,ra..c:-=1'-1""'s_n<11=·"--:•".'" ______- 10~-~'"~;-~-~----------·----------- c;ty lleaphio, ~ Stat,,___.T"-'e-=nn=-=-• --.,----'---------- Ag1::--____&8 ___. .._ ~·~A-~-~-1-~_an_· _C__i _t_.i_ae_n _______________. ~v ~~ ~ , ) \:)fl;· -- ,, c V Signed A V . /ii;;i (~•\t.fj(~~~7;~~~u;i~e) :."" ! 11 , IL~1 MEMBERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL COUNCIL Each chartered Council of the Boy Scouts of. America has the right to elect, annually, one of its members as a member of the National Council. of the Boy Scouts of America, and one additional member for every thousand boys enrolled on the records of the National Council. The By-Laws require that Local Councils certify as to the election of such members of the National Council on blanks which shall be provided for that purpose. Form 0-1062C 2,000 Sets.-10-39 C.P, REGION NO. CERTIFICATION OF ELECTION AS A MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA COUNCIL NO. NATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBER Date len. S, 1940. Counci,_1 _C _B.J .;.. .O_KA--'"· S.;...AW_· __~ _____S tate !Eri»iiSSEE Registration Service, Boy Scouts of America, 2 ;park Ave., New York City. Gentlemen:- To Expire Dec. Sl, 1940 The Scouter named below has been regularly elected a member of the National Council to represent his Council for the year emling lloc. Iii. lNO . He is registered as a Srouter, having p · ~urrent registration fee in the capacity of Sa4n\t. Cemtlda$icnar · ~~~~·~-:::::A-fl-~~p.-~~~~~~~~~ NATIONAL COUNCIL M~ " Nain llolll'T M. ci.,- . ~'\,\.,/tfl""Tel. No._5-_2_S_S_2 _____ _ Address----•_aap...._·_n1_s_.;;;1Jcht::.......:__.,._·-'Ga'-'-'-•-•=--'w"'""a_t_•.c._·-t1er-· """i.,..,~:=. _______· -----·----- c;cy !leJlplli,a, "" 1> Stat.e ... . __ T"""': ·ann,,.......· ..., _.- --------- Agt:..e ____ 42""'·==-----~~ ~an Ci\ben. co MEMBERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL COUNCIL Each chartered Council of the Boy Scouts of America has the right to elect, annually, one of its members as a member of the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America, and one additional member for every thousand boys enrolled on the records of the National Council. The By-Laws require that Local Councils certify as to the election of such members of the National Council on blanks which shall be provided for that purpose. Form 05390-30001139-;--A.P. This copy for National Office D ; Regional Office D ; Local Office N. (Check appropriate box on each copy.) BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA (Incorporated February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.) Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter for Year Beginning July I, 1940 Region No . ._. ...,5,__ _ _ DO NOT WRITE HERE Charter Fee$. _____ _ Quot.a----~---- Scouter Fees. ____ _ Tota . ._ ________ _ · Council N o...-5-.5,..8,___ _ _ Read instruction sheet before filling out this application. NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. 1. The_ ________ ,.\J..,HI..,·....,Q...,l.l_. s. .a . "".·_ _ _____________C ouncil, Boy Scouts of America, with (Name of Council) headquarters at 501 Oolwnbian. Mutual fewer Menphia Tenn, (Local Mailing -Address) , (City) (State) and having jurisdiction over (indicate entire Area) Shelby Co. Tenn., DeSoto, !'ate and Panola Ckv:tties, Miss. E!D.d one-halt of Crittenden Co., Ark. Except Crenahaw, Miss. in Panola, hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July 1, 1940, in justification of which the accom- , panying reports for the Calendar year 1939 are presented as evidence of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibilities as a Local Council, as required by the By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America, Article XI, Section 2, Clause 3. 2. The following Districts are organized with functioning District Committees._ __ .M=em=:o~ih=..i. .s..... _,-=T .e...n ~n.. ....' ----- There are 4 Districts yet to be organized. 2 Districts are sharing in financing this Council. 3. Boy Fact Survey was conducted in 0 Districts in 1939; in 0 Districts ~n 1938. 4. The .1939 accounts of this Council ~~U~een audited by Profetsio:nal. AN!Qnntaata (State whether Professional Accountants or Auditing Committee) 5.' This Council has accepted its quota of $00.00 for the year 1940 and agrees to pay it to the Treasurer of the National Council as follows: in full herewith,$•-----; in 2 equal payments of $ 250 .oo each during the months of.___..M.. ~.. ,.Y,__,and..,·.._. ...l .,.o"v"""em.....·.,. h..a.. _r_ _________________________ (Note: Please plan last payment not later than November, if possible) 6. Of our outstanding indebtedness as of Dec. 31, 1939, .,4,74 is due the National Supply Service and $ 0 is due the National Council on account of back quotas. This Council agrees to liquidate the indebtedness to the Supply Service by Jan. 25, 1940. through monthly payments of (Date) $ 1'\:!gt~ ,and~imek~~~ndebteeness-a~..I.oUg~;. ___________ _ (Month) 7. This Council requests that for the period July 1, 1940 to June 30, 1941 credit be extended by the Supply Service for an amount not to exceed $500.00 at any one time, and agrees to maintain the account on a thirty day basis. This Council was incorporated under the laws of this State in the year 193? . The corporate name is: Chickasaw Council, Boy Scouts of .America.. Inc. 8. 100 % of all institutions or groups of citizens which sponsor Troops or Packs under this Coμncil are represented on the Council either directly or through representation on District Committees. 9. This Council has adopted the new Standard Constitution and By-Laws for Local Councils published by the National Council in February 1938. (Check one) D Yes D No Certain modifications were adopted locally. " " D Yes D No These modifications have been approved by National Council. " " ~Yes D No We plan to adopt it in 1940. D Yes tJ No (2) 10. Our RECORD of progress for 1939 and OBJECTIVES for 1940 in the Ten Year Program are as follows: Transfers Estimated Estimated Estimated Total on New In Net due to TABLE 1 Separations Territory Total New in Separarion1 Total on Dec, 31; 1938 1939 In 1939 changes Dec. 31, 1939 1940 In 1940 Dec. 31, 1940 In Out 1. Total Troops• lnA ?.1 ., 122 15 "I 1.!VI (a) Sea Scout Ships 1 1 ?. 1 () ~ - (b) Sea Scout Patrols (in Troops) (c) Explorer Troops (d) Explorer Patrols (in Troops) ~ :; A. 1 ~ (e) Rover Crews (f) Neighborhood Patrols - (g) Lone Scout Tribes (h) Negro Troops 31 g s 34 6 3 37 (i) Indian Troops 2. Total Scouts** 2~372 1.253 905 2.720 900 780 2.840 (a) Sea Scouts 1!> ···~· 7 31 15 5 41 (bJ Explorer Scouts 21 *** 2 0 23 ~-l=i 5 A..~ (c) Rover Scouts *** (d) Lone Scouts 5 0 0 & 3 2 6 (e) Negro Scouts ~1A ~4 gag .nAA :;sn ~Cit\ 626 (f) Indian Scouts 3. Total Scouters 953 241 174 l,020 250 150 1,.1.2(>' 4. Cub Packs 4 6 l 9 6 l 14 5. Cubs CM. 135 56 173 130 72 221 6. Cubbers Ht ~ l1 41 35 10 66 *Include in figures on this line total number of all Troops, Explorer Troops, Rover Crews, Sea Scout Ships, Neighborhood Patrols and Lone Scout Tribes. **Include in figures on this line total number of all Scouts in above indicated units and Lone Scouts. In column "New in 1939" include only boys who were new in Scouting in 1939. · ***In second column, "New in 1939," include all boys who entered these branches of Scouting in 1939, whether they trarfsfe~red from some - other branch of Scouting or not. (a) New 12-year-olds registered in 1939 695 Estimated new 12-year-old Scouts in 1940 750 (b) We had on record 14 Scout Troops and 0 Cub Packs expired and not reregistered on December 31, 1939. (c) The Standard Troop Budget Plan is being used by 46 Troops* (--37%) in this Council as of Dec. 31, 1939. We aim to. have the Budget Plan in use by (-35.%) by Dec. 31, 1940. 50 Troops* (____ag_%) and the Cub Pack Thrift Plan by 5 Packs TABLE2. ----- A-Tenure achieved in 1939 by Scouts, and by Assistant Scoutmasters 1 2 3 4 5 or more TOTAL under 21 who have been Scouts. (1) Year Years Years Years· Years (2) (a) Number on Roll Dec. 31, 1939 who attained respective Scouts 812 400 175 Sl 92 1560 tenure anniversaries in 1939. (3) Asst. S. M. 0 2 5 6 39 52 (b) Number Separated in 1939 who attained respective tenure Scouts 418 196 10? 40 49 810 anniversaries in 1939. (4) Asst. S. M. 0 0 l 2 ·- 7 lO (c) Total (a+ b) who attained respective tenure anniversaries Scouts l~~ 596 282 121 141 2.370 in 1939. Asst. S. M. 0 2 6 8 46 62 B-OBJECTIVES FOR 1939. 2, 3 or 4 year Scouts in 1940 come from 1 2 3 4 5 or more TOTAL the 1, 2. and 3 year Scouts of 1939. Year Years Years Years Years (d) Number to be on Roll Dec. 31, 1940 with respective tenure Scouts 810 440 205 90 73 l,.6'18 anniversaries attained in 1940. Asst. S. M. Fi 0 l 3 3 12 (e) Number to be separated in 1940 with respective tenure an~i- Scouts 467 195 115 48 20 845 versaries to be attained in 1940. Asst. S. M. 1 0 l 2 3 7 (£) Total (d + e) will attain respective tenure anniversaries Scouts 1 337 635 320 138 93 :?.523 in 1940. Asst. S. M. 6 0 :>. 5 6 19 (1) When lapsed Troops reregister only Scouts and Asst. S.M.'s under 21 who reregister with the Troop shall be credited with tenure anniversaries attained during the lapsed period of that Troop. (2) Totals in this Table cannot check with any Totals in Table 1. (3) Scouts attain each year of tenure on the anniversary of their first registrations as Scouts, unless they lose tenure credit by dropping out for any specific period. (4) Do not include Scouts separated in 1939 whose last tenure anniversaries were attained prior to 1939. Report to Committee on Badges, Awards, Scout Requirement~ and UniForm Design (6) Name ol Council........... . ........ . ..•. ......... State................ . ............ El ADVANOEMENT SUMMARY MERIT BADGE RECORD (Scouts-not badges) Indicate below the number of each of the I I Merit Badges earned during the year I939 Get this information Awarded IDr:;ped ~nrolled Second ~ ·J from perpetual In- Total ., Do not Credit ..... ., ... - ~- ventory (Form No. "O ci ~d = ::I "O • :: ::I 8 ::I 4102D, 4102C and Dec. 31, During During IDec. 31, 8Z Class Scouts with §o 8Z itO 41028). 1938 1939 . 1939 1939 First Class Badges <O . ,xO Te~derfoot* i iiln~ I-Agriculture* ..................... l S7-Life Saving ........................... ~o 1 -:>•~,, ........ l"l e!'"'" 2-Angling ................................. 3 SS-Machinery .............................. 4 Second - ·-· Class* A<=C Arl,:t 1nn A."1'..t! 3-Animal Industry* ...... 51 5 S9-Marksmanship .................. 6 - 4--Archery ................................. 1 60-Masonry* ··-··························· 8 2 First Class* ' "Y\A i:i::;;1 S-Architecture ..................... 2 6I-Mechanical Drawing ... ~3 i:;, i::: '"£;'.'.R.i'!\: _ ., _, _ 6-Art* .......................................... 13 1 62-Metal Work* ........................ tl.8 6 Total Scouts* !')-:zr;~ ..... ,, .... .. _,.~ 1 ..... -- 7-Astronomy ........................ 1 63-Music* ................................. - ... 28 11 Star 155 8-Athletics .............................. 98 64--Nut Culture ........................... .. -. ,..,. ·~ --. 9-Automobiling 12 6S-Painting* 8 2 .,."""'_ - ..., __ ··············• .. .............................. Life 85 IO-Aviation .............................. 3 66-Pathfinding* ........................ 28 ~ " .. ·- .. -- II-Basketry* ........................... 13 1 67-Personal Health* ........... l 53 91 _.,.._ -- --- Eagle .-~ 22 -- I2-Bee Keeping* .................. 68-Photography* .................. 9 7 -- --- -- I3-Beef Production* ......... 7 69-Physical Develop .......... 34 Bronze Palm 14 I4--Bird Study ........................... 19 70-Pigeon Raising .................. Gold Palm 10 IS-Blacksmithing* ............ 7I-Pioneering ........................... B3 I6-Bookbinding* ............... 67 46 72-Plumbing •••••••••••n••-•••••oo••••• 14 Silver Palm 10 I7-Botany .................................... 73-Pottery* ···········-···············-----· 3 1 IS-Bugling* .............................. 9 74--Poultry-Keeping* ......... to 1 Combinations R I9-Business ······························ 2 7S-Printing* ................................. 1 Jr. A. S. M. 20-Camping .............................. 62 76-Public Health ................... 1 55 2I-Canoeing .............................. 3 77-Public Speaking ............... 1 22-Carpentry* ........................ 67 20 78-Radio .......................................... Cubs 23-Cement Wark* ............... 7 4 79-Reading* ................................. 40 24--Chemistry ........................... 3 SO-Reptile Study ..................... 5 Bobcat 2S-Citrus Fruit Culture SI-Rocks and Minerals ...... ,., .. ...,~ ... ... 'I~..., 26-Civics ....................................... 52 S2-Rowing 4 - ·········----···--·········---- -- - 84 Wolf*** 27-Conserva ti on 4 S3-Safety* .................................. 1 65 ~ , '2 "" 'ln 2S-Cooking ................................. • 18 S4--Salesmanship 1 .., ~ 0 ••••••••••••••••••• Bear*** A II"\ 29-Corn Farming* ............... 4 1 SS-Scholarship ........................... 39 !': "' - ... - 30-Cotton Farming ............ 3 S6-Sculpture ................................. Lion*** - .., ,.. ~ 3I-Cycling* .............................. 1 2 S7-Seamanship ........................ ... - - - 32-Dairying* ........................... 4 SS-Sheep Farming* ............... 2 Total Cubs ,....~ ......... ~- ........ 33-Dramatics ........................... S9-Signaling ................................. 9 Wolf Gold Arrow 34--Electricity .......................• l3 90-Soil Management* ......... 3S-Farm Home* .................. 32 8 91-Stalking ·····-········---. Wolf Silver Arrovi 36-Farm Layout* ............... 19 3 92-Stamp Collecting ....... ; .... 7 37-Farm Mechanics ......... 9 93-Surveying .............................. 1 Bear Gold Arrow· 38-Farm Records .................. 14 94--Swimming ........................... 94 Sear Silver Arrow 39-Firemanship* .................. 99 88 9S-Taxidermy ······-·········---------·· 40-First Aid .............................. 50 96-Textiles .................................... 1 Lion Gold Arrow 4I-First Aid to 97-W ea ther* ············---------------··· 1 ~. Animals* ........................ 89 23 9S-W oodcarving* .................. ~ 3 Lion Silver Arrow 42-Forestry ·················-············ 36 99-Wood Turning .................. 4 43-Foundry Practice ......... 100-Wood Work ....................... 135 Den Chiefs 44--Fruit Culture* ............... 2 UOl-Zoology .................................... 5 I" illt 4S-Gardening* ........................ 10 U02-Coin Collecting .................. 1 Den Mothers " , ... 46-Handicraft* ..................... 37] 09 U 03-Dog Care ................................. .3 47-Hiking .................................... 8 104--Finger Printing ............... 5 Cub membership Dec. 31, I939, included: 4S-Hog & Pork Prod.* ... 9 2 lOS-Skiing ....................................... 69-9 yrs. old -66-10 yrs. and ~II yrs.# 49-Horsemanship* ............ 13 2 NEW SUBJECT *NOTE: SO-Indian Lore ........................ [06-Grasses, Legumes and Include all Scouts including 2nd and 51-Insect Life ........................... Forage Crops ............... 1 1st class having Merit Badges and Senior Scouts. S2-Interpreting ..................... 4 **Dropped, not promoted. Total ***Include all Gold and Silver Arrows in total S3-Journalism -·-····················· 24 )1 506 for each Cub Rank. S4--Landscape M.B. Counsel ors Council #Include with 11 yrs. those over 11 yrs. who may Gardening ..................... 2 m be continuing temporarily as Cubs pending enrol- SS-Leathercraft* .................. 16 2 Organizer Awards 1 ment as Scouts. S6-Leather Work* ............... * Badges open to Second Class Scouts. Form 0539A-30001139-A.P. (5) EMPLOYED STAFF FOR 1940 (Please state all salaries. Use extra siheet if necessary) NOTE: Because of its relationship to Retirement and Group Insurance it is essential that this report be accurate and complete. Name of. Council -~Ch=i=clm=·~s~a•~C=· oun=· =c=i=l....,.,___,,,:B~·~S~-~.l,,. • .__..I=nc=•~·---------- IC·:· 1 Headquarters City_~t~.1.et=n:=oh=i=S'-· -----------·------- State Tenn• EXECUTIVE Scout Executiv ...... e ___ W~·-G ... o_r'"""dQ~ll .......... M=o"""r"""ri=• .... s~~~~~~-------. .1940 Salary NAMB W.E. !hacker Assistant and Field Executives TITLE* Ass.ista.nt he 01ti ve Assistant keeutiv.t **$ 3,600 .oo **1940 SALARY $ i,soo.oo 1,500,00 Note: Above named members of Executive staff must also be listed on Council Roster for purposes of "registration." CLERICAL NAME TITLE* **1940 SALARY Miss Sallie Worden Sec:ret.aq 1,200.00 Mia• Margaret Jones Stenogra.Dher 90Q,OO Marguerite Wilkerson (Neg:reas) Stepo-napher 420.00 *Indicate part time employees, if any, by "P. T." after the title. **Do not include any allowances, i.e., transportation, etc., in salary :figures. Total income from contributions was received for 1939 Couneil operations from communities in the various population groups in the following amounts: Direct Comm~nities ~.£ fgg'.ggg ~~ 49~000::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: $ 24,448.24 " " 75,000 " 99,000 ..................................................................... ·-··············· ,, ,, 25.,000 ,, 74,000ooo••••ooOOOooHOOOO••••o:oooooooOOOooooooooo••••••oooooooOooooooooooooOooooOOoooOOOOOO '' ,, 10,000 '' 24,000 ...................................................................................... . " " 5,000 " 9,900 ............... -..................................................................... . " " 2,500 " 4,900 ............... _ ................................................... ·-················ '' '' 1,000 f' 2,400 ..... ·-········-·······················-·········--·····-····-·····--······· " under 1,000 and open country ................................................................. . From Com. Chests $'----- TOTAL $24,448..24~ * $------ * Of this amount $-------came from Sustaining Memberships in Community Chest territory. Funds for the 1940 budget outlined on preceding page==: ~ot been raised. NOTE...,.--1£ funds .not yet rais~d, state plans for securing funds here Finance Campa.jp lm,der direction o'f Fierce .~ ITedrick. Im. Assets, 12-31-39 Current-Cash on hand and in bank $ 4, 9HL 2'1 *Fixed - Real Estate Unpaid Pledges Supplies for Re~ale . Securities 617.0L.._ TOTAL 8 150.40 • Camp Equipment Offic~ Equipment Automobile *Present Value Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-39 $zz. ms.co 44,166."I? 1,500.00 TOTAL 69,5"12. 77 Operations-Accounts and Bills Payable $·--20~4-·~'~4~- Capital-Accounts and Bills Payable $ __ N_o_n_e __ _ Notes Payable Wone TOTAL. _ 20_4_. 7_4_· Notes Payable Mortgages None None TOTAL_N_on_. _e __ _ This Council has Trust or Endowment funds, as of December 31, 1939, totaling $·--~O~ _ of which$------ was received during the year 1939. We are using (a) Standard Declaration of Trus.._ ____ , or (b) some other form approved by National Council. ___________________________________ _ A comprehensive Five-year Financial Plan ::: not been developed which has been in effect 0 years. Council directed campaign oi;,i;;a~~.a.i;e to be held on the following dates iri 1940: March 29th through Apri 1 15, 1940. is Remarks, Explanations or Additions------'---------------------------- FINANCIAL REPORT-1939 (7) CODENo.I . Name of Council 558 1 __ (Please use following classification for purpose of National record and comparison) EXPENDITURES-1939 Indicate if for period other than calendar year BUDGET-1940 Column I Column 2 Column 3 'l'entative. Actu itl I. Operating Expense: 1 Total Expenditures Special Receipts Net Expen<litures (See Note I below) (Col. 1 minus Col. 2) will not be kno1 lrn 1. Executive Salaries* ------ $ $ °Ftil Campaign.., ILP 1$ It ~!ii\ nA t::. 't"ZI\ I'\£\ ? <:lAI'\ (\('\ ri.1 . ·• . - 2. Office Salaries ---·················· :.\ '7!>1' N\ ~ "1?n t\t\ 3;960.00 .. " -. ~ 3. Reti;rement Contrib'ns .... • A"'".! nrz A"l'2 O"Z 41~ AA ~ 4. Rent, Light, Heat, Insurance, Telephone ......... , fVl\IQ .:'F."I l f\"1Q Q~ 1 nJ::.'"i nn . - - . -.. . -- 5. Office Supplies ........................ .-,41.,.. \f;. .,..,,,.. 'I:!: Al"ll\ '°"" - . 6: Postage ····························"····: ....... Jl.ft<:: ,,.. l>J Aft&: "-'~ R.~ nn - 7. Transportation ..................... 't ... ...... at\ 1 IV\C AA '1An f'ln p - . 8. Publicity ....................................... lnA #\A ·-- 9. Camping·····················-················ /:,.".".~A .... 'Z. Al%'!> 01 · !% ~t::. A.ill!! , ":>"'lll: Al\ . . ., . -- 10. Senior Scouting ..................... 'IQ 0") 1 o a!.t 11. Cubbing ....................................... 12. Leadership Training and Conferences .................. ?1n 11'lll .,,A c;,,,. '.)')F. -l'\I\ 13. Circuses, M. B. Shows and other activities ............ 14. National Quota ·····'··············· ,.,,,..,,. ... _ AA/) N'i Ml\ nn 15. Charter Fee .............................. ?!i~nn '7" l'\A •n:;_nn 16. Campaign Expenditures , ... - ....... l C'lllJ no ~ l;:;r,('\ ....... .. - --- .. . . - - - 17. Interest on Indebtedness (See Note 2 below) 18. Miscellaneous r.LS::.O F,!; 12c::n c.c:: Mn na OHOO••••O•••••••••••••o TOTAL OPERATING ~ ,,~A /'\r:; 5lf ..,.a., n11 19_7oi _ 14 19 s:u:~n 44 ... .~ ~ - II. Capital Expense: 1. Office Equipment 9"\ ~ 'l!"" ~a lnn_nn ............ 2. Camp Property .................. 3. Automobile . ............................. 4. Depreciation ........................... TOTAL CAPITAL ~-,c::: ~ !)C. 'll'f11'LM - - III. Total of Operating and Capital (I + II) ".>? ....,.,, .. '%/\. IV. Revolving Accounts: (National Funds) 1. BOYS' LIFE·------·-------·-- '10'2 ~ ,~ - 2. Registrations .................. ., , 4"> oi:: .., , ~~. nc: " ·- -· 3. Scout Supplies ................ , O't I!: ~n 'I .... .. ~ "~ " - -· .. TOTAL REVOLVING A. 1?!lt AC A. l"Y"Z Aft . ... v. Endowment, Trust Funds or other Permanent Investments VI. Obligations Paid (See Note 3 below) NOTE I-Report as Special Receipts only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., which are incidental to certain Council activities. . , . NOTE 2-Do not include payments to reduce "principal" indebtedness. NOTE 3-This refers to repayment of loans, the proceeds of which have been previously expended, bills and other obligations which have been charged to the various items of the budget in previous years and so reported. · *Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transportation allowances. (OVER) LEADERSHIP TRAINING. REPORT-1939 (8) Code No. Name of Council-· ---i:.Qhif.!.t'li~ekaif'a-1S1tc.ar1:wr---,---------. State-~!""eenH'ni---__,.._ Reg ion--!'i5,---l----J5~5~8'---' . COURSES COMPLETED-1939 No. OF COURSES No. CERTIFICATES ISSUED Elements -Part I .., ..,,_ of Scout -Part II - - , ,. _,... Leadership -Part III - -- Elements-Cubbing Elements-Sea Scouting Elements-Senior Scouting Troop Camping .. -- Health & Safety ... -- Standard First Aid ~ .. ~ Principles of ...,.. -- Scout & Cub-Part I Leadership -Part II .. .. .. ~ Pack Organization - ·~w Specialization* .. .. ... Commissioners - -- Merit Badge Counselors Troop Committeemen Other C9urses Advanced Certificates Issued -- 'Totals --- - .. -- Total number different men who received certificates: .. --- , .,, .., The aBove includes the following courses in Colleges, Seminaries, etc. School.~------------- No. Courses __ ·_, Certificates ___ , College Credit - Y es __ N o _ _ School ____________ _ No. Cou,rses _ , Certificates _____ , College Credit - Yes __ N o _ _ Scho~l-·------------~ No. Courses __ , Certificates~, College Credit-Yes ___ No _ *Names of Specialization Courses Completed in 1939: . Training Awards in 1939-Scoutmaster's Keys __ Q,__ _____ ; Scouter's Training Awards--~----- Trctining for Trainers _ ... Attendance of Local Men in 1939 at Regional or at Schiff Reservation Co~rs~s. No. at Regional Courses No. at Schiff Courses Cubbing Troop Scouting Senior Scouting AF\ i!o ____ .._ ·-- ,,, '-- -- Sea Scouting Q .,. ___ ... ___ i~ ft \ Troop Camping ·- - - ·- I Training- Administration Health and Safety (OVER) Report on Trained Leaders as of December 31, 1939 NOTE :-"Trained" means that men have completed at least the entire "Elements" Course of their respective programs. (1939 or previously )-Old Scout Leadership-Parts I and II, new Scout Leadership- Parts I, II and III, Sea Scout Leadership-Parts I and II, or Elements of Cub Leadership. -- · Scoutmasters Assistants Cubmasters Assistants Senior Leaders (Skippers, etc.) Assistants (Mates, etc.) Total all Troop and Pack Leaders TOTAL REGISTERED IN COUNCIL 146 Total Registered Troops--i11-;2~e;i__ _ Packs._~-i9il---- Troops and. Packs having at least one Trained Leader: Number ~ Troops 6 5% Packs 0 0% Total 6 4.,5% ' PLANS FOR 1940 The following Courses will be conducted next year- On a Council-wide basis :- On a District Basis :- TRAINED NUMBER PERCENT 4 0 0 o· 0 3% i% -~~% _ ... % --~% ---% ",) % Goal-12/31/40 19% 50% a3% OBJECTIVE 12/31/40 17% 7% 60% 2s% Form 0-1020-40001139C.P. .Region No. __ _:°':~---------- This copy for National Office D; Regional Office D; Local Office ~ Mail Original i:o DIVISION OF OPERATIONS CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES ANNUAL CAMPING REPORT BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York, N • .Y. SERVICE , __ t:;_fU' (~J{f5l..:2_fl_w_ _______________ Local Council ______ _p).__~f!!l_pfi~ .. .JlJ.:::I..'-L:'.:..~------ ------City and State STATISTICAL REPORT OF YEAR-ROUND CAMPING-Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, 1939 - NOTE:· Sea Scout Cruises, Touring Camps, etc. require a separate report for each, but totals should be included in the figures given below. Scouts f!"om outside the Council territory sho_uld be reported by their own Council and not included in this report. Council Membership;· June 30, 1939 was.ll-~Troops, .. 2-a .. ,_'i'.:~ __ Scouts, "Total belonging during the year"J.u..r.l~~-- Troops= Troops, Ships, Neighborhood Patrols Explorer Troops, Tribes, Rover Crews COUNCIL SUPERVISED CAMPING All camping, including Tours; Cruises, Camporees, Rendezvous, World's ·Fairs, etc. -- y s CH. A R T E R E D T R 0 0 P S PROVISIONAL TROOPS T O T A L S E u On Counci.l site Off Council site On Council site Off ·Council site A M R M L A y R "" y LONG TERM (*1) Z Z-10 ~71 ~,bS!;~·_,_ __ ·_,__ __ -tt--~!J~7_J__j_ft_ i/6$'?; SHORT , ~ 77 r· i..1-1 17-1 I S if- - -TERM (*2) (*1) (*2) (*3) (*4) (*S) Camping periods of six days or more should be reported under Long-Term. Camping periods of less than six days and Not less than overnight should be reported under Short-Term, A -Scout Day is twenty-four hours or less including overnight. (The classification Scout Days is utilized here in order that the volume of camping can be related to the number of individual Scouts participating. This will indicate the average number of days each Scout is camping. The Local Council effort should be to increase the number of camping days, per Scout as well as to increase the number of Scouts camping.) The total_ ill this column is different Scouts camping·· during the year. It will not necessarily equal the sum of the attendance in the four classifications. (Estimate ii nei::essary.) - · - - _ __ In computing the percentage of Long-Term Camping for the year. divide the number of different Scouts camping_ by the June 30 membership. In computing the perce~tage in Short-Term Camping for the year, divide the number of different Scouts camping by the "Total belonging During the Year" membership. The "Total Belonging' equals the "Net Membership at the Beginning of the -Year" plus the "New During the Year" plus Scouts separated prior to 1939 and re-registered in 1939. Included in the 'abov~ are: _ Council-wide Campore_~·'.~ ............................. 11 .. 0...l .. 7!. ____ Scouts District Cai;riporees. ....................................................................... Scouts Organized Scout Tours beyond Council territory, No. of tours------~-~~~~------------- Regional Campoi-a.1-· ...... ::............................................................... Scouts Total Scouts ___ _;11::..-'....:<::::-::-/J_---_________ _ ·sea ·Scout Ren:dezvou~ .... :;.::.: ................... :................................ Scouts- Number of different Negro Scouts in Long-Term camp_-"-/l_!f)"-·~1?_ Phil turn -Rockymountain Scoutcamp, Number of Scouts and Scouters -----'~"'7 -.:.c· ''------------,.-'. Was separate camp for Negro Scouts operated? Yl11F-.5. .-/.' CLASSIFICATION OF TROOPS IN THE COUNCIL ; Bas~lon the: statemenHn "Camping Policies'.' on "Council S~pt;rvision of the year-r~und please state below the number o~ Troops you consider are in Groups 1 an~ 2 : · Camping Program of the Troops," GROUP 1: Number of Troops with an effective Camping Program, (See "CAMPING POLICIES" pages 6 and 7 and folder "TROOP :_CAMPING OBJECTIVES" for aid in_ defining ~'effective.") 2: .- A: Number of Troops doing some camping but not up to the standard of Group 1 B : Number 6£ Troops doing N 0 camping - ,S 0 Troops 2-S- Troops B 7" Troops ESTil\:t:ATE NUMBER of SCOUTS having NO CAMPING in;l939: L/-5 0 Scouts. This is v~luable in: measuring the Job tQ be accom;plished, and for the information of the' Local Council as well as the Home Office. Obviously this estimate must be qased on; a report from Troops at the end of the year. TRAINING AND SUPERVISION Number of a~~i~e Scouters now trained in Troop- Camp leadership?-1..S:.. Do you secure reports of short-term camp"ing by, Troops?~ Do you have a plan_tor counselling with Troops on their all-year camping program utilizing such instruments as the "Troop Camping Objectives" folder? .!J,n __ PROGRAM During 1939 this Council, in addition to th_e ab.ove, car_ried out a camping program which included the following: (check) Senior Camping )(- · ·; Cub "Outings" ; Winter Camp(s) le ; Vacation Day Camping ; Sea Scout Cruises .X,. -· Was the-Council's Summer Ca,mp Program on the Troop and Patrol basis? Was Troop and Patrol terminology used? YCS Do you promote in Troops, earning and saving for camp? ~E.:5> Do you plan for-a PatroI or more at Philturn in 1940?_-~N~O,__ ____ _ Is promotion of summer camp attendance primarily by Troops? _____ Direct with Scouts? __ ""X_,,.,_ _____ _ FINANCIAL STATEMENT - CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL (refer to page '7 "Financial Report" form to verify totals) / Council budget appropriation for camping Capital Expense$ ·C Expenditures for Bu4g~ed Capital. Outlay $•-----'O=--- Capital Bills outstandillg not included $~---=()~-- OPERATING RECEIPTS: OPERATING EXPENSE: $.l• !?(],/,.1-/- for Food by Council _______ $1/!11./lt.2-7 $ l. 87 f 1 '1 '] for Transportation by Council ___ $ q q, 7 ;i Council budget appropriation for camp operation_ Receipts from Camper fees __________ _ I c; ¢ for Salaries and Wages $ /, J./-S.3.d if Receipts from other sources------·---. ___ $ J O . + J. · for Income producing sources (Canteen, etc.) ________ ..,$----- (list sources ~ ....... N"'"''t. ~;;n . .J•J:;;.,.,_ .£"7.~ ) / f Other Operating Expenditures --------'--·--- $ /, 9 ep.j 01o Total receipts A $S':L. 9-r:::,,s:.- ~ .. I" l .:N Total Expenditures --------------------------------- $ ·-'"- • ;,; • • - Operating Balgaaa·er deficit----~~ (B-A) $ I 1 D,lf:/'j Bills outstanding not included above_·--------$ Ne.f(R . · Total Operating Expense B $ ..S: '-1-i-f, St+ Camp accounts (were) (~audited on _ O_&t_;_· .::...•_,J,._,..{,.J-V------193~ byU1 ~~Ir g°l&'!J!~ £ublic Accountants. . ;r {!S1), (Fill in only if new sites, buildings, or equipment have been secured or any changes made since 1938.) No. of CAMP NAME acres I PHYSICAL FACILITIES No. of Troop CONTROL* Sites Land VALUATION f Used Bldgs. Equipment year around Type of Camp*" *State whether site is:· (1) Owned by Council (if mortgaged or other indebtedness state amount), (2) Leased (state from whom and length of term) (3) Rented from year to year (state amount of rental), (4) other (describe). **State wheth~r site is used for (1) Long-term (2) Short-term (3) Wilderness Camp, etc. Were plans for any of the above submitted to the Camping and Activities Service, Engineering Service, or Health and Safety Service for advice and help? Please specify·-'-----------------------"----------------------- PERSONNEL' Camp Director :) £E, ~;f/, lDJW Did he have Camp Director's commission? ___________ _ If more than one camp is operated-list additional directors below. State if they hold Camp Director's commissions. CAMP STAFF Number on central Camp Staff$ ~I How many are registered Scouters? f How many Adults (over 21)? JS Number of Provisional Troop Staff? _____ ,Of these, how many are registered Scouters? ____ H.ow many Adults (over 21)? /$ How many are older Scouts? l t.f.. How many have no previous Scouting connection? _,,,..3 _________ , APPRAISAL OF CENTRAL CAMP STAFF Camp Scouting Would you QUALITY OF SERVICE Number of Rate of NAME Position Connection Age Re-appoint? . Weeks on Pay If not• Exe. Good Aver. Fair Poor Staff Per Week ' (If necessary, attach sheet with names and appraisal under headings above). * If you would not recommend · reemployment, send in full particulars. Further comments: ----------------------------------D.ate --------~~ 19~~ (Signed) Scout Executive Chairman, Camping and Activities Committee ·.Ii. StreeL-------------------~ Note: Attach copies of camp bulletins, reports, special program features, photos, etc. City· __________ stat.C--------- Form 0-1020-40001139C.P. " · Region No. _____ 5_· ___ This copy for National Office D; Regional O:tfice D; Local Office ~· Mail Original to DIVISION OF OPERA TIO NS CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES ANNUAL. CAMPING REPORT BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. SERVICE -:__Q_HI_Q.KASAW _______________ , ____________ Local Council _________ MEMPHIS, TEN_Ni.S.S.EE __ -:-___________ City and State STATISTICAL REPORT OF YEAR-ROUND CAMPING-Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, 1939 NOTE: Sea Scout Cruises, Touring Camps, etc. require a separate report for each, but totals should be included in the figures given below. Scouts from outside the Council territory should be reported by their own Council and not included in this report. Troops=Troops, Ships, C-0uncil Membership, June 30, 1939 was .. :.J._?_QTroops, __ _g_~g>_e._Q _____ Scouts, "Total belonging during the year"___Q_,_~J_Q ___ jt;~1~~eo:~~~:S~¥~fbes, Rover Crews y s C H A R T E R E D T R 0 0 P S PROVISIONAL TROOPS T O T A L S COUNCIL SUPERVISED CAMPING All camping, including Tours, Cruises, Camporees, Rendezvous, World's Fairs, etc. E u On Council site Off Council site On Council site Off· Council site A M R M L A ... y R y LONG TERM (*I) SHORT TERM (*2) /, 77.5" '-1-1 1i, l?tf (*I) (*2) (*3) (*4) (*5) Camping periods of six days or more should be reported under Long-Term. Camping periods of less than six days and Not less than overnight should be reported under Short-Term. A Scout Day is twenty-four hours or less including overnight. (The classification Scout Days is utilized here in order that the volume of camping can be related to the number of individual Scouts participating. This will indicate the average number of days each Scout is camping. The Local Council effort should be to increase the number of camping days. per Scout as well as to increase the number of Scouts camping.) The total iii this column is different Scouts camping during the year. It will not necessarily equal the sum of the attendance in the four classifications. (Estimate if necessary.) !n computing the pe_rcentage of Long-Te!~ Camping for the y7ar. divide the num!Jer of different Scouts ca_mping ~Y the June 30 member*ip. In computing the percentage in Short-Term Camping for the year, d1v1de the number of different Scouts camping by the "Total belongmg Dunng the Year" membership. The "Total Belonging' equals the "Net Membership at the Beginning of the Year" plus the "New During the Year" plus Scouts separated prior to 1939 and re-registered in 1939. Included in the 'above are: Council-wide Camporee ....... , ................. ;,;.!.1.9..?.:?.. ............ ~----Scouts Organized Scout Tours beyond Council territory, No. District Camporees ....................................................................... Scouts of tours 2 Regional Camporal ....................................................................... Scouts Total Scouts ---~1=5=---------- Sea· Scout Rendezvous ...................................................... ,....... Scouts Number of different Negro Scouts in Long-Term camp, __,l=O=l=--- Phil turn Rockymountain Scoutcamp, Number of Scouts and Scouters -----=-----------. Was separate camp for Negro Scouts operated?_Y~e_s~-- CLASSIFICATION OF TROOPS IN THE COUNCIL Based on the statement in "Camping Policies" on "Council Supervision of the year-round Camping Program of the Troops," please state below the number of Troops you consider are in Groups 1 and 2 : GROUP 1 : Number of Troops with an effective Camping Program (See "CAMPING POLICIES" pages 6 and 7 and folder "TROOP CAMPING OBJECTIVES" for aid in defining "effective.") 2: A: Number of Troops doing some camping but not up to the standard of Group 1 B: Number of Troops doing NO camping ESTIMATE NUMBER of SCOUTS having NO CAMPING in 1939: 450 Scouts~ ___ 6"-0~--Troops ___ 2_5 ___ Troops __ _,5~7~--Troops This is valuable in measuring the job tQ be accomplished, and for the information of the Local Council as well as the Home Office. Obviously this estimate must be based on a report from Troops at the end of the year. TRAINING AND SUPERVISION Number of active Scouters now trained in Troop Camp leadership ?----1'.§__, Do you secure reports of short-term camping by1 Troops ?_Ng____: Do you have a plan f.fo counselling with Troops on their all-year camping program utilizing such instruments as the "Troop Camping Objedives" folder? ___ _ PROGRAM Duri~ 1939 this Council, in addition to the above, carried out a camping program which included the following: (check) Senior Camping ___ A ___ ; Cub "Outings" ; Winter Camp(s) X ; Vacation Day Camping ; Sea Scout Cruises X . Was the Council's Summer Camp Program on the Troop and Patrol basis? Was Troop and Patrol terminology used? Yes Do you promote in Troops, earning and saving for c~mp~ Yes Do you plan fo~ a Pat;oI or more at Philturn in 1940? ....... ?:i Is promotion of summer camp attendance primarily by Troops? _____ Direct with Scouts?-~-------- ' \ FINANCIAL STATEMENT - CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL (refer to page '7 "Financial Report" form to verify totals) Council budget appropriation for cil,~ping Capital Expense $ 0 Expenditures for Budgeted Capital Outlay $. _ -,,..-~O~___,-,-, Capital Bills outstanding not included $,__ _ O;;,,--- OPERATING RECEIPTS: Council budget appropriation for camp operation_ $ ~ 1~7· '1-f OPERATING EXPENSE: for Food by Council' ·----- _. _. --- $ l f!t.μf,z,7 ---- $ cn.12 Receipts from Camper fees _____________ $ a,g71, 'i 9 for Transportation by Council for Salaries and Wages ---------- $ L.l-/.R3.Lf..ff Receipts from other sources $ I 90·12- (list sources ~4· 1 a.....4 v~ ) for Income producing- sources (Canteen, etc.)_·· _____ $-· ---- Total receipts----------- $5, b50.5.S Other Operating Expenditures -----·----- $ L/7"14.0(. Total Exp~nditures ____________ _:_~:--~~ $ S/./-U, .S-1..f Operating Balance or deficit ('}\.~ 'b'l'- (B-A) $ /7 o.9 "} Bills outstanding not included above _______ $ NONE Total Operating Expense B $ S.4'-/, S-t.fCamp accounts (were) (liflK:r@J audited on _ O_c_t_o_b_e_r __ 5_1~'-----193L by 'f'ee1: 111 liRWtG!\ tl!tnHEl;I, &coPublic Ac~ountants. (Fill in only if new sites, buildings, or equipment have been secured or any changes made· since 1938.) PHYSICAL FACILITIES No. of No. of VALUATION Used CAMP NAME acres Troop CONTROL* year Type of Camp** Sites Land Bldgs. Equipment around -- -- - *State whether site is: (1) Owned by Council (if mortgaged or other ·indebtedness state amount), (2) Leased (state from whom and length of term) (3) Rented--from year to year (state amount of rental), (4) other (describe). . · **State whether site is used for (1) Long-term (2) Short-term (3) Wilderness Camp, etc. Were plans for any of the above submitted to the Camping and Activities Service, Engineering Service, or Health and Safety Service for advice and help? Please specifY----------------------------------'----'---- PERSONNEL Camp Director See Below Did he have Camp Director's commission? __________ _ If more than one camp is operated-list additional directors below. State if they hold Camp Director's commission·s. CAMP STAFF Number on central Camp Staff?-~5'-=l.__ ___ H.ow many are registered Scouters?_-""8'---_How many Adults (over 21).?--=l=-=5'---- Number of Provisional Troop Staff? _____ Of these, how many are registered Scouters?_-'-_How many Adults (over 21)?__..15....__ How many are older Scouts? ___ l.;...4;c._ __ How many have no previous Scouting connection? _ 5 ______ _ NAME ------------------- ___ r, __ a_~-~B ttC1'tftMP_ __ :c. _ -:I.~_S:ft_Ll~J(lt!"\P __ r __ l, __ 1'lJ~l(N_ ~[Y,., APPRAISAL OF CENTRAL CAMP STAFF I Camp I Scoutii!g Age I ::-~~;or:;:? QUALITY OF SElRVICE ~~~~f I Rit;Yof . Position _ Connection If not* Exe. Good I Aver. Fair l'oor · Stafi Per Week I ------r-- \C. ll!H... LR,~.-~'},_, - '.'. _L/:,O '.---- :;ff;__~ _ ; A-~n-e_ P.'.ftf;'J:n ~C>"'i ?J!+l ~Lt=~ __ l Tf'. _l,.J)_f( ._~!fH·IRCiS<1~ 4--~ _ . '(/ E~ ·-- -- ---------· -~ - . ------- ' x x x -------;-----.----------------·------~---------~------- ______________________ 4 __ ' -;j /, 7-£_ ----·--·---~-------------- - ·-·· _________ , _________ ~ __ __;_ _______ _ _____ J\ __ t;CiJf'ltlJ.JL -~Ji_~i,.~::t ,Wtr1J:rt1:::r:j 1:::_~fr!1_07 _[-1:-:tl .. _ y~§._ ----- -·- --·· ___ ./S. 4- ~-:- Oc ---- ...... _____ --- ·---+-·----- -.. ----+-·--~-------:-·---- i __ fiBR~ttl:(Jl_fltl.ff~I_CJ!I__ _ .. lTJ~" h.UK.~ N'-' N_i;: __ '. _t-'l:-:-i ... __ ';t_~ ____ . I . ' . ----·-·----- ·····--------+---------___.j i I ____ Jl<2._0J(ICJLHE;NJit;__~~-~rl 11\Nf\lE:flFr.\ ~. P. '- _7..-o (_ ] i I _____ l\-_~~t_t1 ___ 1(, l;:.UWAR!JJ'.-? __ jCPl>.I<.. j _:'>C.C!>\,JT _ '-~-! ..... NQ t __ X ___ ________ !t __ l__s._~ ______ To N\ __ ~b,_BRKE____ _ __ _JC::,_Q<?t<'., ___ J 1 _t/.Q_l"/. _ ~--L~J_l _):f.~:S- _ , 1 ___ X _ _; _5 _ _; ____ 1._~_QQ___j ; j i : • I ______ _;?T~ R__t.JlY __ Q: ____ J.:Q_t-<_!;':_~ !.A~:r. ec~ __ f:"-t:--1"1 ~ _ ~- ;;f'j 1 'if~ s _ _ 1 . ; x " __ L __ -.5::" __ J ____ c;__,..Q:Q_; _ ____IfjM_~ __ '{\lfa{.,_t((:K_ _ '.C'poK l. ('lo_f'.l[; 14.SJ. -:/J~. ;:,_ __ , X ___ J _____ lj _ i __ lS. 00 ---·-----------------------·-·- - -----~- --- -t- ' - 1 ~-- -- -- H - - - -------~------------ 1 =--~:=- -- NU!i'l ~-~)t-·~-~~~Q.-~~:==:j ·-~-----------·--------- ~ ~-~'~-~-~r_y_ - - --- ~ -·-"~--~L. : -------------- --------------------- _______ _L l~ _/l _1:_~ ~A~- 4_ ~-· _: ~ ~..i<t_ -~---_j ,-~ . ; LI -!:>--: 00 • ··-;-· --·-~·---'.··--------=----'. w .. E. !backer C,Dir. A.S.E. 27 f ea l 4 S?i;.&O lames Maddux A. c.n. A.s.1. 21 Iea x " Ford l&d.du Oa1hier x'."'So\. lt tea ·x 4 fordyoe "11-obell Tr.Ldr. scout 16 Xe1 x 4 wee Butler Tr.IAr. Scout ll Yse 1 2 Billf CookroR Tr.Ldr. Se out l? Ioe x t 1111 lalm Tr.Ldr. Scout lf Yes x 4 ll'ame\t El.lie Tr.Ldr. ~t 16 ten x 4 Harold She!Uamp w. ,..,. Scout 18 Yes I I laner S\!"lckleJ!fl Tr.J'Ar. Soout 11 lo I ' Bob Aloo\t MeesSgt Scout 16 Mo x 4 Hope 1. rom c.01r. c.nu. 10 Yes J 5 2s.oo Georae Alsobrook w.rrt. A.S.M. 21 le~ x 5 12.50 Letter Goldhith no ct-or x-aet. 26 Iae l 2 l0.00 . w. w. Ta7lor Doctor X*SCt. 28 ?0a I 2 10.00 Fraak Harrison Doetor ·x-Sc,. 27 Yef:> x 1: io.oo Bob LeJ.ay Mess5" 1 Scout. 17 t~a x 6 Bob liffll Tr.Ldr. Se out. 11 Yea l 4 hit• Weigandt Tr.IAr. Scout 15 I0a x 5 JU.chard Sobaeclle 'h".Ldt'. Scout l? ?el :x i Eugene Wallace Tr.Ldr. A.S.JF.. 18 Ro. :x l J •. lii ,g I g J. A. 1-eauha&p o.Dtr. A.S.E. 43 ?es x 4 11.zs T. 1. Beauobup !#st .CD Fld.CO.. 54 Yee x ' J. L. Buckner fl". Ltil'. Trg.Uh. 45 Yes l 8 tteginald Sbell>7 W,.h\. xwf'..ot. ~1 tes x ' s.oo Garland. Pink.non 11:r .. wr. lone .(j.t\ ~.~ Yee l ·Booker Bel:ltler&o ~r.:rrt. s.v.i. ~~o tes I 4 s.oo Al•1n a. Edwards ·Cook Scout 18 lo ' s.oo Tom Clarke Cook Jone IT ?es x a is.oo Stel'ling Jones Asst..Coolt None 59 tee l & 9.00 .Tames Walker Cook lozie 45 tee x ' u.oo _........, ............... ~ .......................................................... ..,..... .,...._ ....... ...,., .......................... Jo\e- Cainp Direoton w. E. Thacker ~ J. A, Beaueluuip ere Assistant. Scout J'.HcutiYeA'.1. Cauap Di.rector Hope B. Fori baa a Caap Dil"eot.or•a CoDlld.s&ioa. Name Yea Life Guard Cnok . y ..r- s Camp Director .._ Reore:;.til;n Director res F:ducati0nal Director Ye-is Quality of Siarv ic $ Excellent 'Exe e.l,J. en t Good Good Excell,.,nt GABlll lrUCILAD eoaataa\}1' ebl.rhd td.1 a\1•• alll woul4 ao\ o......,_n\e wl\b ilae Calap Dll'Mtor. le boncnra4 • IUll ...- ot __,.,ti.Tl, w!alek ll.e bu no\ Hpaid al\bo\'llb b.e 1aU MG npea\e417 ••td \•do 10. 11• ·rald.11' 1• .. 1i-.._.o aa4 he eoul.d ,., wl\hfttl dltticnal.'7. IOB .ALCO'ff 414 _., poo woft 84 •ld.tlrell' l&Oked \he a1U.\y 'h OUTJ' °"' b1a •••.s.pae' u le•• -. •• ,. Afkl- Ile aniM "' oa., be.,._._. tile pl'iaelpa.1 n&Joa tor .~ cm \M· 8'11ft •• to c•\ tato ..U.tiioa \o plq to.-..ball. lie wu a ooutaa\ eowoe ot ff0r17' to t1le Cup m.r.otior. BUGlll IALLACI left Caap a\ , .. eaCl ot \M tun. week tor naaoaa ot hl• ... wb1oh ... 4o -~Imo•. Be laok• •ttlokab1li'7·" .. ALfDI a. ID\td'PS 4ld not ·tit· a\o the c• ~ atJd was " aolll'M· or troultl• to tJ!te·Cqp Dt~r. ;;;.~~ w. bO~iDOf~ MORfHS~ S~mit Ex,. Soy Scouts of Amierjf.!~, (3) TABLE 3 - "• TEN YEAR PROGRAM FACTORS BY POPULATION GROUPS Population Groups 500,000 100,000 10,000 2,500 1,000 Under A'"-4 Year Tenure and to to to to 1,000 TOTAL \ over 500,000 100,000 10,000 2,500 and o.c. --- (a) Scouts attained 4 years in 1939 on roll Dec. 31 "Total" on this line equals number on line (a) ir column "4 years" in Table 2. '1?. 9 81 (b) Scouts attained 4 years in 1939 were separated ir 1939. "Total" on this line equals number on lim (b) in column "4 Years" in Table 2. AA {'\ AA - (c) Total (a+ b). 112 0 , <\t'I B-New Scouts During 1939. "Total" equals "New it - --- 1939." Table 1, line 2 "Total Scouts." 1 n'7g 1?.A 1.253 C-Total Scouts, Dec. 31, 1939. . - - '!; ~'4:1 JIOQ ._,~ D-Number of Troops* in each pop'n. group Dec. 31, -· 1939. f.1!J #)fl:: E--c-Troops* dropped in each group in 1939. 5 fi TABLE 4 { Use same pop'n. group headings as in Table 3. A-New Cubs in each group in 1939. 1~~ ('\ B-Total Cubs, Dec. 31, 1939. ,_ "-'- C-Cubs became Scouts in 1939. II: ,,. - D-Number of Packs in each group Dec. 31, 1939. a :'\ - E-Packs dropped in each group in 1939. .. (\ 12. rJ) J!z;l J!z;l f-4 ~ 1-1 = ~ 0 u 11. During 1939 there were 3•810 different Scouts and--.1;lc:1:1~941'&-----'different Scouters,--.;..23~9---,different Cubs an.._d _5- '2_ __, different Cubbers on our records. Functioning of Council and No. of CHECK THOSE Number of Mcmbero FUNCTIONING Dlotrlcto repre• ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Committees 1939 WELL 1ented on each Council 243 lt 5 Executive Board 32 x 5 Organization and Extension 13 x Leadership Training 13 y Advancement 5 ,,,. .... _... ---.: .. "!Ill--- -.s ____ .. - ~ .3i Camping and Activities 18 - x Health and Safety u ill'fl:'\t.. ... ,. enf'.4w- -- -.; -+. -'L. ~.._-r A ... - - ~- -- Finance ., n ...... :r ... _ ....... "'"' ___, - - Other Committees: - -··- ··-- 30 - '" - 13. During 1939 there were l meetings of our Council and S meetings of our Executive Board. ____ of our District Committees met monthly during 1939, ___ met quarterly, and the rest average.._d ___ meetings. 14. In 1939 this Council_~~~ --t promoted good reading with the help of a.) Field Commissioner for Reading: Yes _ ; No __ ; - (Check one) b.) Reading Committee: Yes%_; No _ , this Committee having 5 members. In 1940 we plan to use a.) Field Commis- (Check one) sioner: Yes X ; No __ ; b.) Reading Committee: Yes.Jt_; No _ , (Check one) (Check one) Reading is being promoted in of our Districts, by Field Commissioners: Yes--; No.lt-; or by ______ _ (Check one) On Dec. 31, 1939 ___ of our Troops had Troop Reading Advisors. _____ Troops will have them by Dec. 31, 1940. We have 1 Reading Merit Badge Counsela.s. 19 % of our Troops have taken advantage of BOYS' LIFE Concession Offer. We plan to increase this percentage to 25 % by Dec. 31, 1940. Our Council has set an objective of 600 subscribers to BOYS' LIFE as of Dec. 31, 1940 from all sources in our territory. - ?.32- , .... 1 rzr.: ,,..,..,. -·- fl!' -t'} -.. Date to be. inserted (4) 15. % of our Troops have adopted the "Troop Camping Objectives" and the declaration of purpose contained therein and in accordance therewith have a planned all year round Troop Camping Program. -------% of our Troops, under their own leaders!. ip, engaged in a camp of at least one week in 1939. Our Camping report for the year ending Dec. 31 1939 ~ili,..Wail,f-Uo the Camping and Activities Service on.~------ . ' 1s enclosed. . . 16. This Council promoted an Activities program in 1939 including, in addition to the Community Service program, the following, as checked :-Boy Scout Week participation z ; Circus, or similar typ ; Merit Badge Show Councilwide Camporee X , District Camporees X ; Agricultural Fair participatio.~------- Vacation program in addition to Camping ; Pilgrimages to historic shrines ; First Aid Demonstrations __ _ Troop special events. ___ _ 17. Approximately ___ ..,9"5,.___% of our Scouts and Cubs as of Dec. 31, 1939 had Uniforms. 18. 19. We have one Commissioner for every _____ Troops. Our Local Council includes z Protestant, X Our Exec. Board includes ~ Protestant, X Catholic, .and --~X--_J ewish members. Catholic, and X Jewish members. 20. The foregoing application and statements were reviewed and approved by the Council or Executive Board at a duly called ~meeting 01 , 19_, at which meeting a quorum was present and the Council specifically accepted its obligation to loyally cooperate with the National Council and· its representatives in promoting the program of the Boy Scouts of America in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and By-Laws policies and regulations of the Boy Scouts of America. Signe"----------------------- (Scout Executive) (President) (Treasurer) TRANSMITTAL ' . Supplementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following: (If any of the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expected on the line marked "Date."} Note: Items No. 1, 6, 7 and 8 should accompany ~pplication, and No. 5 if possible. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Charter Fee Payment of Quota Scouter Fees __._ Scouter Applications (No.) Audit Report for 1939 Scout Executive's Report for 1939 Civic Service Report for 1939 Program and Objectives for 1940 Yes Yes or No Yet Yes or No Yes Yes or No Yes Yes or No Yea Yes or No 9. 'Rost~r is enclosed ~J.l...l..~----·--------- Date was mailed ____ _ Date Our annual meeting is held in the month of_ _.D .. ,,e""c..,.em=b.=..-e.. r_ _ _________ s 75.00 $ $ Date Date Date Date Date Officers and members of our Council serve for one year beginning_ __ ..;:J~a=n=-=•o..·- 'l~•'-'l=-·~94(~)~.- ----------,..------- NATIONAL COUNCIL RECORD - DO ]'l'OT WRITE BELOW Division of Operations: Approval & Action As page one __ _ Territory as per memo_._. _ As last year ___ _ (3) I ~BLE 3 TEN YEAR PROGRAM FACTORS BY POPULATION GROUPS i Population Groups i :._~ ,00,000 100,000 10,000 2,500 1,000 Under '--4 Year Tenure and to to to to 1,000 TOTAL over 500,000 100,000 10,000 2,500 and o.c. ~· Scouts attained 4 years in 1939 on roll Dec. 31 1 "Total" on this line equals number on line (a) ir . column "4 years" in Table 2. 1 l- / Z/ )Scouts attained 4 years in 1939 were separated ir 1(9b3)9 .i n" TcooltuamJ"n o"n4 tYheisa rsli"n ei n eTquaabllse n2.u mber on line !-f o 0 J/ CJ ) Total (a+ b). II ~- 9 I}' L -New Scouts During 1939. "Total" equals 1939." Table 1, line 2 "Total Scouts." "New in Jo19 J'l1 'Js3 -Total Scouts, Dec. 31, 1939. 11-31 //!</ j., 7 ;2.0 -Number. of Troops* in each pop'n. group Dec. 31, 1939. C/1 :J-5 /:L~_ hTroops* dropped in each group in 1939. ..5 .j- /a r;ABLE 4 {Use same pop'n. ¥oup headings aa In able 3. A.-New Cubs in each group in 1939. 13~ " /3 .s 1~LTotal Cubs, Dec. 31, 19J9. 113 0 113 q:-Cubs became Scouts in 1939. .5 0 J :q-N umber of Packs in each group Dec. 31, 1939. 9 0 9 tPacks dropped in each group in 1939. '/ 0 I - \ 11. Duri~ 1939 there were JJ i] ,;· '.-~ different Scouts and // tf '( and .L~ different Cubbers on our records. different Scouters, ..,1.. J r different Cubs unctioning of Council and No. of CHECK THOSE Number of Membere FUNCTIONING Districts repre• ~mmittees 1939 WELL sented on each ADDITIONAL COMMENTS - uncil :14-~ }( &;' -· ~ecutive Board 32 x ..s- ~ganization and Extension 1-~ }( ~adcrship Training 1'3 x lvancement -~ lmping and Activities I~ le ,, lit ealth and Safety 411 nance // :her Committees: ,3Je;; 13. During 1939 there were / meetings of our Council and if' meetings of our Executive Board. ___ of our District Committees mef monthly during 1939, ---m.et. quarterly, and the rest average~d ___ meetings. 14. In 1939 this Council e::. ......... promoted good reading with the help of a.) Field Commissione,r for.Reading: Yes _ ; No _ ;. <Rlllll!mll• (Check one) b.) Reading Committee: Yes:X-; No _ , this Committee having ../; members. In 1940 we plan to use a.) Field Commis- (Check one) sioner: YesX; No __ ; b.) Reading Committee: Yes.X.....; No _ . (Check one) (Check one) . Reading is being promoted in of our Districts, by Field Commissioners: Yes--; NoX; or by _______ _ (Check one) On Dec. 31, 1939 of our Troops had Troop Reading Advisors. _____ Troops will have them by Dec. 31, 1940. We have / Reading Merit Badge CounselorV. /9 % of our Troops have taken advantage of BOYS' LIFE ?oncession Offer. We plan to increase this percentage to .;i, S % by Dec. 31, 1940. Our Council has set an objective of hl20 subscribers to BOYS' LIFE as of Dec. 31, 1940 from all sources in our territory. Date to be inserted (4) D % of our Troops have adopted the "Troop Camping Objectives" and the declaration of purpose contained therein and in accordance therewith have a planned all year round Troop Camping- Program. I 15. 0 o/o of our Troops, under their own leadersLip, engaged'in a camp of at least one week in 1939. ' Our Camping report for the year ending Dec. 31, 1939 v:a fl &iled to the Camping and Activities Service on _____ _ . - . 1s enclosed _ . 16. This Co1mcil promoted an Activities program in 1939 including, in addition to the Community Service program, the following; as checked :-Boy 5cbut Week participation X ; Circus, or. si~ilar typ ·; Merit Badge Show ; Councilwide Camporee X District Camporees · JC, ; Agricultural Fair participation ______ _ Vacation program in addition to Camping ; Pilgrimages to historic shrines ; First Aid Demonstrations __ _ Troop special events, __ _ 17. Approximately s> S % of our Scout~ and Cubs as of Dec. 31, }939 had Uniforms. We have one Commissioner for eye;y fz. Troops. 18. Catholic, and --~X~--.J ewish members. Catholic, and £'\ Jewish members. 19. Our Local Council includes. __ x _ ·_.Protestant, --~)(~ Our Exec. Bo a rd includes Ji& Protestant, >c 20. The foregoing application and statements were reviewed and approved by the Council or Executive Board at a duly called ~meeting 01 · , 19_·_, at which meeting a quorum was present and the Council specifically accepted its obligation to loyally cooperate with the National Council and its representatives in promoting the program of the Boy Scouts of America in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and By-Laws ·policies and regulations of the Boy Scouts of America. · Signe."----------------------- (Scout Executive} (President) (Treasurer) TRANSMITTAL Supplementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following: (If. any of'the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expec~ed on the line marked "Date.") Note: Items No. 1, 6, 7 and 8 should accompany \lPPlication, !Uld No. 5 if possible. · 1. Charter Fee 2. Payment of Quota 3. Scouter Fees 4. ___ Scouter Applications (No.) 5. Audit Report for 1939 6. Scout Executive's Report for 1939 7. Civic Service Report for. 1939 8. Program and Objectives for 1940 9.- Roster is enclosed ?·ill ~e nwiled was mailed ----- Y;esorNo VEs Y;es or.No ';::/E:-5 Yes or No ~e~ Yes or No 1 :'-16~ Yes or No Date Date 's 7/5",00 $..__ _____ -./~ s. ____ •• J Date Date Date Date Date Our annual meeting is held in the month of _ --'~"'-~-i<'_-_.e-_._,C'._-.... l·_.1""-\w"'"~""'J,...~~--'----·------ ',~ Officers and members of our Council serve for one year beginning.-~/'*-0.;._;:t.,...;...iAJo...='""".''-_.L/_.,"'°· ..:../ __ e.:..,./_4,."'""_-:-•-0-----'-----------.·] NATIONAL COUNCIL RECORD - DO NOT WRITE BELOW D·ivisfon of Operations: Approval & Action As page one __ _ Territory as per memo_ As last year ___ _ +Form 0539A-30001139-A.P. (5) EMPLOYED STAFF FOR 1940 (Please state all salaries. :Use extra sheet if necessary) NOTE: Because of its relationship to Retirement and Group Insurance it is essential that this report be accurate and complete. Code No. Headquarters CitY------~/!11/~"~·~£~~-' "~l;,~,'!:P-·tf..JL-"~ ...... "';z,,,__ ___________ State ~1;ri;::::· /::/ · , .· .J/ NAMB YY. ~- THRc.Klf~ EXECUTIVE -~~~~~ .. .1940 Salary Assistant and Field Executives TITLE* **1940 SALARY Note: Above named members of Executive staff must also be listed on Council Roster for purposes of "registration." CLERICAL NAME TITLE* **1940 SALARY *Indicate part time employees, if any, by "P. T." after the title. **Do not include any allowances, i.e., transportation, etc., in salary :figures. +-Report to Committee on Badges, Awards, Scout Requirements and Uniform Design (6) ~·. Code No. Name of Cou nci 1 ...... ~.H.!~Kfl .. ~.fflN.. .... ~0.J/!.f.!.~.f'...~ ... ~.:J.-J!l .... l/!f.f;, ..... State ......... TE..tl..t.f..~ ...................................... 5-·~-r..-r~ "' ~.#.:jj ADVANOEMENT SUMMARY MERIT BADGE RECORD (Scouts-not badges) Indicate below the number of each of the I •• ! Merit Badges earned during the year 1939 Get this information from perpetual In- Total Awarded Dropped !Enrolled ., Do not Credit Second! .... ::: ]i ., ...... .., .. ventory (Form No. Dec. Jl, During During Dec. 31, -0 ci Class Scouts with I .... --g ci .. ; c:I :.I 4102D, 4102C and 8Z ii:o ito ~o 4102$). 1938 1939 1939 1939 First Class Badges uZ Tenderfoot* t.J D'2.. l ::t 'J..., 1ng'l lb:~~ 1-Agriculture* ..................... 1 57-Life Saving ........................... 50 2-Angling ................................. 3 58--Machinery ··············-·············· 4 Second Class* L.JSS t/0 (.., I q 9, 43L 3-Animal Industry* ...... 51 5 59-Marksmanship .................. 6 First Class* 6:.t ~ ~- 0 lf. L.s-1 4-Archery ................................. 1 60-Masonry* .............................. 8 2 S-1~ 5-Architecttire ..................... 2 61-Mechanical Drawing ... 13 Total Scouts* h I f_ :.). 1.n~ () 6-Art* .......................................... 13 1 62-Metal Work* ........................ 18 6 12 31.;2. '"ll:l.Q 7-Astronomy ................... : .... 1 63-Music* ································-····· 28 1.1 Star 15°"1J. 155 (,.,1( · r i~ I 8.:.._Athletics .............................. 98 64-Nut Culture ........................... 9-Automobiling 12 65-Painting* 8 2 I ................ ................. _ ............. Life ) 0 I 85 LJ_?, \. :2.. ~;:; 10-A viation .............................. 3 66-Pathfinding* ........................ 28 11-Basketry* ........................... 13 1 67-Personal Health* ........... .J 53 91 Eagle ~~ 22 ..2 I ~ ~- 12-Bee Keeping* .................. 68--Photography* .................. 9 7 Bronze Palm 13-Beef Production* ......... 7 69-Physical Develop .......... 34 14 14-Bird Study ........................... 19 70-Pigeon Raising .................. \ 15-Blacksmithing* ............ 71-Pioneering ........................... 83 Gold Palm 10 16-Bookbinding* ................ 67 46 72-Plumbing .......................... -- 14 Silver Palm 10 17-Botany .................................... 73-Pottery* ................................. 3 1 18--Bugling* .............................. 9 74-Poultry-Keeping* ·····- 10 1 Combinations 8 19-Business -·······················-····· 2 7 5-Printing* ................................. 1 Jr. A. S. M. 20-Camping .............................. 62 76-Public Health ..................... · 55 21-Canoeing .............................. 3 77-Public Speaking ............... 1 22-Carpentry* ........................ 67 20 78--Radio .......................................... Cubs 23-Cement Work* ............... 7 4 79-Reading* ............... ~ ................. 40 24-Chemistry ............... : ........... 3 80-Reptile Study .................... 5 Bobcat f Lf vs?' j:y /1{5 25-Citrus Fruit Culture 81-Rocks and Minerals... .... () (; 26-Civics ....................................... 52 82-Rowing .............................. _ 4 Wolf*** b 13 0 19 27-Conservation .................. ·4 83-Safety* .................................... J 24: 65 28-Cooking ................................ : 18 84-Salesmanship ..................... 1 Bear*** l/ J 6 Cf 29-Corn Farming* ............... 4 1 85-Scholarship ........................... 39 Lion*** () 6 v 30-Cotton Farming ............ 3 86-Sculpture ................................. ;}._, 31-Cycling* .................... , ......... 1 2 87-Seamanship ------------------------ Total Cubs .ft/ /<1</ 0 173 32-Dairying* ........................... 4 88-Sheep Farming* ............... 2 33-Dramatics ........ , .................. 89-Signaling ................................. 19 Wolf Gold Arrow 34-Electricity o•ooooooo••••••ooo••••H 13 90-Soil Management* ......... 35-Farm Home* .................. 32 8 91-Stalking ···········-··-·-··-- Wolf Silver Arro-v 36-Farm Layout* ............... 19 3 92-Stamp Collecting ............ 17 37~Farm Mechanics ......... 9 93-Surveying .............................. l Bear Gold Arrow 38--Farm Records .................. 14 94-Swimming ••ooooOooooooooooooOooooHo 94 Bear Silver Arrow 39-,-Firemanship* .................. 99 88 95-Taxidermy ·····-········------------- 40-First Aid ............................... 50 96-Textiles .................................... 1 Lion Gold Arrow 41-First Aid to 97-Weather* .............................. 1 - Animals* ........................ 89 23 98--W oodcarving* .................. 41 3 Lion Silver ArroV1 42-Forestry .............................. 36 99-Wood Turning .................. 14 43-Foundry Practice ......... 100-Wood Work. ....................... 65 Den Chiefs 0 I ¥ 44-Fruit Culture* ............... 2 101-Zoology .................................... 5 45-Gardening* ........................ 10 102-Coin Collecting .................. 1 Den Mothers 0 11 46-Handicraft* .................... ~ 37J 09 103-Dog Care ................................. 3 47-Hiking --------··························- 8 104--Finger Printing ............... 5 Cub membersh~ Dec. 31, 1939, infuded: 48-Hog & Pork Prod.* ... 9 2 105-Skiing ---------···-·························· '5/_9 yrs. old &;. 10 yrs. and j 11 yrs.# 49-Horsemanship* ............ 13 2 NEW SUBJECT *NOTE: Include all SO-Indian Lore ........................ 106-Grasses, Legumes and 1 Scouts including 2nd and 51-Insect Life ........................... Forage Crops ............... 1st class having Merit Badges and Senior Scouts. 52-Interpreting ..................... 4 **Dropped, not promoted. 53-Journalism Total 24 01 506 ***Include all Gold and Silver Arrows in total ·······--··············· for each Cub Rank. 54--Landscape M.B. Counsel ors Council ~~ #Include with 11 yrs. those over 11 yrs. who may Gardening ..................... 2 1n be continuing temporarily as Cubs pending enrol- 55-Leathercraft* .................. 16 2 Organizer A wards l ment as Scouts. 56-Leather Work* ............... * Badges open to Second Class Scouts. --~------------- + · Total income from contributions was received for 1939 Council operations from communities in the various population groups in the following amounts: Communities of 500,000 or over ............................................................................. ._ ................ . '' '' 100,000 to 499,000 ...................................................................................... . " " 75,000 " 99,000 ...................................................................................... . " " 25,000 " 74,000 ......................................................... : ............................ . " " 10,000 " 24,000 ................................................ _... .................................. . " " 5,000 " 9,900 ............... ·-·························-··································-······ " " 2,500 " 4,900. ............... _.. .................... :. ............................................ . " ,, 1,000 ,, 2,400 ..... ·-········-······-·································-··············-······ " under 1,000 and open country ................................................................. . Dii-ect ~ ~ '{. "~~2.lf From Com. Chests $'----- TOTAL $ 2 Ur' L/ 'f <t-~lf.-* $·----- * Of this amount $•--=(:')~-_· _ came from Sustaining Memberships in Community Chest territory. Funds for the 1940 budget outlined on preceding page = not been raised. Assets, 12-31-39 Current-Cash on hand and in bank $ ~+ :'.f I "1"' ~".:'. 7 Unpaid Pledges 1 :;i,. l !,.) d1 ·. Supplies for Resale 'f" ' I J • 0 lI o Securities *Fixed - Real Estate Camp Equipment Office Equipment Automobile *Present Value Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-39 $a9o,.oo l../Lfe '''· z7 i:j:OO, 00 TOT AL l, 'f1 v) 77,. 7] Operations-Accounts and Bills Payable$ "1. D l/ ~ 1 . 4- Capital-Accounts and Bills Payable $ ,.-t/t-t..~~" Notes Payable Notes Payable Mortgages <;)--(,··15"~,__., ···'t-"·t,,~"i'#·t.. "-,.t TOT AL ;# 'O Y -1 t+ TOT AL /r'"t-,6-,.,-" "-.J This Council has Trust or Endowment funds, as of December 31, 1939, totaling $•----'O"""--___ of which$, ____ _ was received during the year 1939. We are using (a) Standard Declaration of Trust ______ , or (b) some other form approved by National Council.-----------------------------------'---A comprehensive Five-year Financial Plan = not been _developed which has been in effect () years. Council directed campaign ~~M~JJe to be held on the following dates in 1940 :, ___________ _ 1"? 1y/t-c~..,r,,.L -t..ebIt).. ..- 2~ t'.Li e•• ,_~ _ ~-~ • . ,,,. Ct.."" '1 IJ",. !'e-;1··",, " 1r,..,.,,,,, r~'t-·i-.--;· . -/ . 'f- e) Remarks, Explanations or Additions'----------------~---------------- FINANCIAL REPORT-1939 (7) Name of Council C.Hle.KB~FIW (!>OlJNctL.6 ~-SR ;/NC" State 7°El'f N. (Please use following classification for purpose of National record and comparison) EXPENDITURES-1939 Indicate If for period other than calendar year JI Column l Column 2 Column 3 I. Operating Expense: I Total Expenditures Special Receipts Net Expenditures (See Note I below) (Col. 1 minus Col. 2) I 1. Executive Salaries* ------! 1 $ l ?; '!J 0, O tJ $ $ /.o, ";;JI!>, D o 2. Office Salaries ! ~ ? ?,.('\, ()() "21,, i j.c. r; ~ ····----······--·-··· 3. Retirement Contrib'ns ... L.l_ ")..- ?;. 1 e; '-1-J-J.Cf ~ 4. Rent, Light, Heat, In I. t> 79.'9 i.,..... /, b/t:{,q y surance, Telephone ......... 5. Off ice Supplies ........................ ?J Li.to I J,... .:. " Lfb' I .J,. 6. Postage ......................................... LLJ?S,C~· t..1-(~ .s. 0 (-:') 7. Transportation ..................... /.oo~.'-o I e-.~Erb,o 8. Publicity ....................................... 9. Camping ...................................... '?lbCi-"!17 ~. {) ~=i:C]l_ '; ?; ()?:.. .~l .. 10. Senior Scouting .................... I .r< ~ ')..-- I ! (!. 7.f y· 11. Cub bing ....... ,: .... ; .............. : .......... 12. Leadership Training ").../0.~6 }.-(CJ,.s~ and Conferences .................. 13. Ci.reuses, M. B. Shows and other activities ............ 14. National Quota ..................... L")('iO •tJ 0 ~ c~.tJf'i 15. Charter Fee .............................. iJ:· CJ~ ""J-..r on 16. Campaign Expenditures (, r: '(; 7, 0'1 /, ~ 7"1 I t;t} 17. Interest on Indebtedness (See Note 2 below) 18. Miscellaneous ........................ ~~t!t . .s~ 7, r·~,J ~- .;./' ' ·1, . TOTAL OPERATIN<-.: '1 i. !/,.,U DC .? (Yb"--9 / IC/. IC'> I. 1tJ II. Capital Expense: 1. Office Equipment ············ 2;(); 'J..-.S- ~(). j,.-f" 2. Camp Property .................. 3. Automobile .............................. 4. Depreciation .......................... ?J C> )..J - 'Ol~. 1-r TOTAL CAPITAL III. Total of Operating ')... 1-, 7 ?t+. 2i c _?; c ~ L..Ji I I~ i ?:Jl,Jitf and Capital (I + II) IV. Revolving Accounts: (National Funds) 1. BOYS' LIFE --·-·-·····------- 19~ c, ~ ( 9 ~- q ~ 2. Registrations ····--·-·······--- ') l !,. .. ;:;l, • ~ ~- -~ ] (_ q s :);_ 3. Scout Supplies -------·--····-· I~ fb,,foi l't°Jb,, l ... i TOTAL REVOLVINr. 4· / 7 '1 Ll~ LJ /"'} ~ - ~ ~ v. Endowment, Trust Funds or other Permanent Investments VI. Obligations Paid (See Note 3 below) I CODE No. c-~ "V"·..:Ja BUDGET-1940 TEW r11r1ve~ RCT"'I• Wll..C.. /#OT OE lrl'lllW'n IJgwT&L CRAF~O (fl-11'3 fl/JU · $ '/, 'J..,f''•tf"•u ~ M ~ :t_ bO ~ti CJ. • I l .... , 1:4' Lt "''· ~;~,; . ' .. I :;-;;, 0 ~7.00 d.~.~~ • ..;''$'t)',.., (') "j1i'0100 I b t'>1t::>f'l I .,_ ?~.t·i o () IX :<.Si 00 ,:;,=e~ I (";ft; 7 ~.e;.r.:; 1 S"Of":>.tY~ '1 (!)~;()() /'9 g p;e:;,1-4t ID01tJ c I '7. 9 ,{>('..LL IL NOTE 1-Report as Special Receipts ·only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., which are incidental to certain Council activities. NOTE 2-Do not include payments to reduce "principal" indebtedness. NOTE 3-This refers to repayment of loans, the proceeds of which have been previously expended, bills and other obligations which have been charged to the various items of the budget in previous years and so reported. *Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transportation allowances, (OVER) LEADERSHIP TRAINING REPORT-1939 (8) Code No. COURSES COMPLETED-1939 No. OF COURSES No. CERTIFICATES ISSUED Elements -Part I "L .&:1- of Scout -Part II I ~q Leadership -Part III tJ Elements-Cubbing Elements-Sea Scouting Elements-Senior Scouting Troop Camping I ~~1 ~._,,_. Health & Safety Standard First Aid I /-"> Principles of Scout & Cub-Part I Leadership -Part II ! .;ii} ZPack Organization Specialization* I / -.C:- Commissioners Merit Badge Counselors Troop Committeemen Other Courses Advanced Certificates Issued 'l..~ . Totals ;-:? J Cj L // Total number different men who received certificates: IS.3 The above includes the following courses in Colleges, Seminaries, etc. School No. Courses __ , Certificates ___ , College Credit - Y es __ N o _ School No. Courses __ , Certificates ___ , College Credit- Yes __ No _ _ School No. Courses __ , Certificates ___ , College Credit- Yes __ No _ *Names of Specialization Courses Completed in 1939:_ ~ ·f!!~.:· . Training Awards in 1939-Scoutmaster's Keys, ____ o _____ ; Scouter's Training Awards. _ 0-=·0-.-___ _ Training for Trainers Attendance of Local Men in 1939 at Regional or at Schiff Reservation Courses. No. at Regional Courses Cubbing Troop Scouting . - Senior Scouting [(!'.-%~ ~OA l Jv~- ... ~) Sea Scouting r ,;~ c: ).,. .A-.. ""\ Troop Camping - - Training- Administration Health and Safety No. at Schiff Courses (OVER) \ Report on Trained Leaders as of December 31, 1939 NOTE :-"Trafoed" means that men have completed at least the entire "Elements" Course of their ~espective programs{ (1939 or previously)- Old Scout Leadership'-Parts I and II, new Scout Leadership-,- Parts I, II and III, Sea 'Scout Leadership-Parts I and II, or Efoinents of Cub· Leadetship. TOTAL REGISTERED TRAINED IN COUNCIL ·NUMBER PERCENT · Scoutmasters LJ. o 4- .~ % Assistants ~l/b 7~ % Cubmasters ... 'l- 0. -% Assistants ·~· 0 -% Senior Leaders (Skippers, etc.) :;;_,. () ..-- % Assistants (Mates, etc.) .1 Q - % Total all Troop and Pack Leaders r).i''/ & // % Total Registered Troops I f: ')._, Packs 9' I Troops and Packs having at least one Trained Leader: Number Percent Goal-12/31/40 Troops (o T % /? ; % Packs 0 0 % ...~. o % Total 0 t;,s % )j % ' PLANS FOR 1940 The following Courses will be conducted next year- On a Council-wide basis :- TEOop Camping; Elements of Scout Leadership, Parts 1 & 2, _3 Elements, Sea Scouting, Elements, Cubbing, District Commissioners' C 01.P'.' F~P,, Course, The Principles of Scout & Cub Leadership, Part l. OBJECTIVE 1-2/31/40 J7 % 7 % SQ_% .j-o % .S-D % $,?"' % /~% FORM 0·1062 2M .10-~Q n ., c ·. ·. ·REGION No. CoUNCIL No. ·~, COUNCIL I 1$1 ROSTER .. ' REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS J:?ate ............ J.aJWarir .. -3$~--lNO-·---·-------·--····-- counciL.~ ......................... ~l~~!!l:'!! .............................................................................. ~ ..... ~................. St~te ...... '-~~·'---~---································ I agree to serve on the d~signated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending .................... JliaeSbf!r. ... '31 ........................ , 19 .... !!ltl .. , . . · . (Expiration.Date) and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on ·the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of me!Ubership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. · NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT ADDRESS STREET No. CITY Professional Staff Memnhts· TITLES PROFESSIONAL AND VOLUNTEER STAFF R• y 11.n M 'Dn " - ·n Asst. Exec. R~ y AA ~ ,,,, " Asst. Exec. 12 .... T A.e lA. Pn. ;., .. Ile ·ir AC 'Pr! Field Exec. Field Exec. Field Exec. Volunteer Staff - :",• Field Com'r. Field Com'r.,..-..,.<9\ ~~r.v .~... lea Cotton ..........c... O ,,...J~'1Dist. Com'r. It• -, AC an PC .:. A __ ,..._ . / In- 1- Dist. Com'r . - ~ - - I(A 'l!lit ,/ Dist. Com'r. . 1~. .. -.... .. ..: T.4 n.cm. ... / lu- ~ ' Dist. Com'r. ~-- 'U:-..-'-.a ---- Dist. Com'r. I~ ... G'l1 - Dist. Com'r. I\\. A'\::::!/ Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. N eighborhooq Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster~one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid else~here as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon is- All it.It II~ Ai'! l. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). , 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as ,W?ic~: in ..O~.~umn abov~) .. , " . . . In PC I "1'.'t I 'Bft I ">Ct l'Dt! ID IM S·gned ..,;ff •. M~-,--~v_,. ... c.;,-;?A.b ~,, .. ,,. "··~"' - ·- S t E t• 1 ............................................................. ;,~~---············ cou xecu 1ve I I ·1 ! I ' I EXTRACTS FROM CONSTITUTION OF BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA ARTICLE II-PURPOSE: CHARACTER BUILDING-CITIZENSHIP TRAINING The purpose of this corporation is as set forth in the original certificate of incorporation μnder the laws of the District of Columbia, dated February 8, 1910, and restated in Section 3 of the Charter granted by Congress June 15, 1916, as follows-"That the purpose of this corporation shall be to promote, through organization and cooperation with other agencies, the 'ability of boys to do things for themselves and others, to train them in Scoutcraft, and to teach them patriOtism, courage, self-reliance and kindred virtues, using the methods which-are now in common use by Boy Scouts," by placing _emphasis upon the Scout Oath and Law for character development, citizenship training and physical fitness. · GRANTING COMMISSIONS AND CERTIFICATES OF MEMBERSHIP The Constitution and By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America authorize commissions and certificates of mem· bership only to those who subscribe to the Scout Oath and Law (as printed below), the Declaration of Religious Principle and_ its Constitution and By-Laws. - ARTICLE Ill-DECLARATION OF RELIGIOUS PRINCIPLE "Sectfoii I-The Boy Scouts of America maintains that no boy can grow into the best kind of citizenship without recognizing his obligation to God. In the first part of the Boy Scout's oath or pledge the boy promises, 'On my honor I will do my best to do my duty to God and my country, and to obey the Scout Law.' The recognition of God as the ruling and leading power in the universe and the grateful acknowledgment of His favors and blessings are necessary to. the best type of citizenship, and are wholesome things in the education of the growing boy. No matter what __ the boy may be-Catholic or Protestant or Jew-this fundamental need of good citizenship should be kept before him, The Boy Scouts of America therefore recognizes the religious element in the training of the boy. but it_ is _apsQ.lμ_t¢ly non-~ectarian in its attitude toward that religious training. · Its poJicy is_ that _the organizatiqn or institution with which the Boy Scout is connected shall give definite attention to his religious life. · "Only men· willing to subscribe to this declaration of principle shall be entitled to certificates of leadership in ~rrying out the .Boy Scout Program.'' ~--THE SCOUT OATH On my honor I-will do my best- 1. To :do my duty to God and my country, and to obey the Scout Law; ~- To ·he!p•other people at all times; 3. To keep'. myself physically strong; mentally awake, and morally: straight._ THE SCOUT LAW - 1. A Scout- is trustworthy. · A Scout's honor is to be trusted. If he were to violate his honor by telling a lie, or by ch·eating or by not doing exactly a given task,• when trusted on his honor, he may be directed to hand over his Scout Badge. 2. A Scout is loyal. . He is loyal to all to whom loyalty is due: his Scout .leader, his home, and parents and country. · 3. A Scout is helpful. _ He must be prepared at any time to save life, help injured per. sons, and share the home duties. He must do at least one Good ·. Turn fo somebody every day. '4. A Scout is friendly. He is a friend to all and a brother to every- other Scout. 5. A Scout is courteous. ·He is polite to all, especially to women, children, old people, and the weak and helpless. He must not take pay for being heipful or c·ourteous. 6. A Scout is kind. . He is a friend to animals. He will not kill nor hurt any living creature needlessly, but will strive to save and protect all harmless life. 7. A Scout 1s obedient. He obeys his parents, Scoutmaster, Patrol Leader, and all other duly constituted authorities. 8. A Scout iS cheerful. He smiles . whenever he can. His obedience to orders is prompt and cheery. He never shirks nor grumbles at hardships. 9. A Scout is thrifty. He does not wantonly destroy property. He· works faithfully, wastes nothing, and makes the best use of his opportunities. He saves his money so that he may pay his own way, be generous to those in need, and helpful to worthy objects. He may work for pay, but must not receive tips for courtesies or Good Turns. 10. A Scout is brave. He has the courage to face danger irt spite of fear, and to stand up for the right against the coaxings of friends or the jeers or threats of enemies, and defeat does not down him . 11. A Scout is clean. He keeps clean in body and thought, stands for clean speech, clean sport, clean habits, and travels with a clean crowd. , 12. A Scout is reverent. He is reverent toward God. He is faithful in his religious duties, and respects the convictions of others in matters of custom and religion. ToExpire-----------------------------...,..,.,,--------------- Certificatee written (small) ___________________________________ _ Certificates written (large) _________________________________ _ Stencils made ------------------ STATISTICAL APPROVAL ' : [ RExiloN No. CouNCIL No. .. COUNCIL ·tr 558 ROSTER . . . . . J. 39 l~ REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date _____ JAU •.... ---•---------- ·.: .. ,-----------------------------··· Council. ......... _ ............. , .... .C.b.i.~aan ...... ------·····-················································································· State ....... :~~~-------,--: .......................... . I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending _____________ ·---~~~-~~---!?.! .. ~-------~:-._~---~-------, 19.~-----· · (Expiration Date): . and hereby make application. for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such tules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. . . . . . I transmit herewith:,$1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit, my answers to the following in support of my application. NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. ADDRESS TITLES CITY Memphis.· !en:a President '"' Vice-President " · Vice-President EXECUTIVE BOARD Re 57 p Re 68 }: 59 p v'Edwin Dalatl'om Vice-President Re /W .. P. Halltd.e.v Treasurer Re -S.;.89 Dean I/". /C.c. Holloman IP".·• -:C.R. Browa v Scout Com'r. Re 43 :E D . . Chiin§'!DY n.,. . 11 1stnct r. · vo.~ · """' · 58 . . ~ f.tou.te l,... Rernand.0 1 Miss. BatesYllle. Mias.. _ _I@ l~ctChr. ::> \~"'-(G~ District Chr. District Chr. District Chr. District Chr. _ ~ C\\. \ \. \>- District Chr. !!.,,. ... .,,..,,. n.,,,,.,~""l' W...am'fl~l-· u '* Camp.&Act. Chr. Re Health & Saf. Chr. 12 AO: 33 l .X AC aa.· J -- ~ vc. Arthur Brace R.L. lhrnce Co.· Finance Chr. Re x Rural Chr. · Reading Chr. Pub. Rel. Chr. *If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating thatfee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. AC ~ ~~--::~~-:-~~':"":""--::--~~~~~"'."'."""~:--~~-:-~~~~~~~~~---~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I hereby certify that every man listed hereon· is- I w l. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). .. · . , 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first pa:ers (as i*~~- c~~umn" a~~:e). .. · . ·. . S1gned ...... '/.t. .. ~-~::t.:t,-Jl!_q_w. __ /.g£,fJ:.J[~----------·---,·---Scout Executive '~'" ,-. ~-- . '; 1111111"""" REGION No. CouNCIL No. COUNCIL 8 I 551 Ro STER REGISTRATION ROSTER . OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date _ .... .:..~~--29. t.... .1 9~L .. _.. ,_ .... -... ··--- Council... ............ - ........... -.... -..... -~h~.~~@:~~!f. _________ ......................... _____ ........... --·-----···-···-.. --... _,,_ State. ........... __ ... fenn... ........ _.. ,, ____ ,. ..... __ I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending December 31 , 19~and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) ,, . PLEASE CHECK GROUP registration with the Boy. Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. by the National and Local Councils. · D Merit Badge Counselor. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is D ·Council Member not assigned to Committee. to cover subscription to 'the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following iri support of my application D Committee-one sheet can be useq providing each Committee is ma_rk_ed..v.rgperly. EUCUT .t V .Ill '.BOARD LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT 1~C. Clat!ka v 'l amea Seddon Alla . v · Dr. T .. s. Eliot , . 'lt,. w. Slav1ok v Ernest c. 'Ball v ·· J. Granvi i.le Gates v" i111:S.am r,,,,eb / Ruse Pritchard ./ ::.i BAAl.'ift !idwell ~ .Tr~ / lenneth Willt.ns OJ'ii!ill v 1larrv Webb ADDRESS STREET No. ·CITY TITLES • Sec:tetan Re .:x 874 Union Ave. )JI n Publ1e1tt ]f .. :x .A <'N·."S-~.,i ((.,, {0)\'f CJ 317 Ponlar 1te • ~ -:> ·' .~,~ at Iarmt Re ll tt • :x Jl Re ~ t " B :x " . • '!r " Re :I fi _: {\ \j\..:P" 1 \M~&'&ensiorl .. ll :x .. " Re :x ti N u ii 11 ll: Box 588 tt Re x *If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--0ne should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon is- '1. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). AO 24 PC .AC 51 PC AO 54 PC AC 39 PC AC 37 PC AC 44 PO .AC 43 PC AC 38 PC AC 4n PC AC 4El PC AC 5tl .PC AD .30 PC AC 5? PC AC 24 P< A.C 43 PC AC 53 PC 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as )Jljfat~in column aJ22Yl~· ., " ~ Signed--~~/~. l',,, (·.4,.1k • .,w Scout Executive · c REGION No. CouNCIL No. CouNCIL 5 558 ROSTER ., ·<~~ ~ . REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ..... /..@D_,, __ ;w. ..... l~ ..................................... · Council. .............. .Q~-~~~~~'-'-·--·-- ................................................. , ........................................................ State ...... T.e.tU;J..~s.aee ......... ,'. ................. . I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for · the year ending December 31. 19~ and hereby make ,application for (Expiration Date) PLEASE CHECK GROUP registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of. America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the ~onstitu~ion and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. by the National and Local Councils. . . . II Council Member not assigned to ·Committee. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which 1s to cover subscription tci the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of ·membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. l submit my' answers to the following in support of my application D Committee-one sheet can . be used providing each Committee is marked properly. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER ·NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT 'w •. L. Acro7d . / /G •. Worthen Agee / John A., Angus 1 / / J'Qn.e n • .4llen ./ Preston Allea 1/ !homas H. Allen .,, '·' Col,, vt,J !' !aeon / · ·Daniel H, Boone ./ fl,F .. Bowld ./ Julian :Brode / J,. Goodlett Brown ./ Char lea .M. :Bryan ,/ " Lewie C. Callow v E.R. Caldwell / ADDRESS STREET No. CITY sears· Roebuck Co. Mannhta. fflmft. Barrow :.kee Lab. " Farnsworth Blda. A P.O •. llox 5188.lliub.arnton Station .. Crane Co. lJ :Mempbie·Li.e:bt. Gae .. & Water Division • Medical Ar\8 Bldg. ti 156 Madiaoa :Barrow Agee La\.· 930 I. lJ - rr •. \.V n ti Ba.Uonal Bank of Oonaerce II Sterick lU&r. · llT ·Y '){ ,. RE 61 Re ·x " Re x R4li y Re x Re% Re x 8 !f x Re 38 Re 38-~ 1 Re z 1i x li x Ji x John 'lh:aT~frScana~ bv .. , ~d .... V. o~e . .ar.i.IW!O. .D.&.9,.6• d S f h h Jlt x h Id b -~-lf couter is to e reg1stere m various capacities an is paymg couter ee wit t e roster-one s ou e checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isr. r. u ar. B'7 At'! i;_~ AC S9 AC 34 AC 5A. AD It~ AC 53 AC l:;3 AC. ~9 AC 35 AC ta. .lC 51 AO n: AC \A .AD >8 AC I ca AC ~ AO ;1 -- PC :ro PC pC pC PC PC re PC ·pc PC PC l. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). .. 2. An American ·Citizen or has taken out his first p::::d.~-~~i~~<l:;~~:i!.~ .. ~~~;;~,:.:'.!.~ .................. Scout Ex~cutive c:.· .... ,·./··.· .. :' . ': : /· ~,: ' : REGION No. CouNCIL No. COUNCIL' ROSTER ,'REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ........ l~., ... ?.~•---*~·'··············-················ Council.· ............ : ...... c ....... :Ohi.ckaaa1f .................................................................................................... State ... · ...... !~.~.! ... : . .' ............................ . I agree to serve on the designated ·group or Co=ittee of the Council for the year ending n.cember 31 ' , 19~ and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and. Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUT! NG for the period of my membership with the understanding, that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membeFship fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. i· submit my answers to. the following in support of my application LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME ~···~ PL];ASE. TviE on PRINT vi W'. .. A .. uarlis eA Jr. - . ·/.T n l" ..... 11.f ... ,. ,_... ADDRESS .Amerlcau Snuff CJo.41. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. gJ Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Rex AC 55 PC Rex,,-· AC 82PO Re x AC 39 .PC Rou\e l _.... ~ ,..,.o ...... n • Ii••· Re :x - . .· li!.R _ Crnmn~ •r• Rex · CHff'oiod DaYis Rex ,. Dr.. J. Murrv Da.vi s ,, lffi Madison. Ave. - Re % Georcre J.. .'Eckert v' ?So n ..... ,...., "•"'"" · 'It Re x VLT. Ed.ee standard Printing Co. It Rt'! "<.: % 11.J:>'l"'lr Ji!'· d.redtr& ,,/ Yenmhia Gas Light & Water Divist>m ft '!'.>- - . n ... ~ lLW Et.t...,, ,,._ ... \f/,,. Cflnerena.tion Childl"G of Is-l'ael It Re x . / .. lt .... _,_~, ... .' ,,.,. ~~-- .. 1. Ul .a- • lf % -· * If Scouter is to be regis.tered in various capacities and is paying Scouter 'fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). . AC 46 PC .A.0 74 PC Ml 60 PO AC 44 PC AC 45 PC AC 49 Fe ll.~ t;IJ 1'1'! AC 54 Pt'! AC 38 PC 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first p:~::d.:.~.a&~~if.~;:~:~J~~~-i.:l"':~~:J.. ................ Sc~ut Executive L REGION No. CouNCIL No. COUNCIL I 158 ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ...... ~~--~~J,_J~---------------------······ Council. ... ------~-~~~~---····························-····-················································································· State ....... ~!.: .................................. . I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending Decea'bel!" Sl l~ and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) PLEASE CHECK GROUP registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National artd Local Councils. 0 District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. ~ Council Member not assigned to Committee. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUT! NG for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership.· r su)J~nit my answers to the following in support of .my D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. application 'O ~ !::.:s ::;: ..... c: > LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES " ..... P.C ::r....+i s ..... ,,...., :u 3 I'll....., _.er .,, s ":::;:1; cn0"'.,1'11 "" " IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER "..., ;;· "" (Jl'bl'llro ... ... 'ADDRESS ' ~~I'll """ 0 -t(JQ·-· ~o "' ;:;· ~ s·z CO __ en ~~b -·r> 0..., "" :3 ""1 < 'O .... ,..(I <n!?.. ~=r~5: §.c- " 9 NAME ~=-:E 'O 'O 0 :i- " "'0 ""' W~O!!. .,- ... ;;· ... "" " PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY C>Q.. O :u Oen ~ " c .-+'O I'll :;i " ~" ' '~: ' ' .. ... . ' ' . ·- .. ~ * ~ ,··John '~ l'argo.soa, Jr. ./ CloYer lllll PJ.---~1- LJro.a, ·111••• le· x· AC v 1 Joh1l J-. Janell ;/ . . 1erretl t/ e.aino. Co. "-'Phi.• • , ... h x AC "./I.E. Fl•ll \,/ American Smi.tt Co. • Be x AC . Jo8',P)l D. ne11111.n1; ...( D. Canale & ·Co. • lie '~* AO Ce7,.Kon 13. haste!" v/ 1814 Exchange Jl.dg. ff I x AC .....-t"it ../·Dr. Geozrge Gart.:t7 ,Qi/ Ga:rtly fam.88¥ loapi\al ~ ~'\O))) a. x AO .,/hn lll • tlaaao• ..... Gtaar«lall L.tte lna. Co. \~ A~'V le x AC , ./Ired. Goldsml tb. ,,/ J. Qo1dallllh & Son• .oO --~ -.- lRe x AC ,/Jaek Goldsmt th ~/ J.,. Oold.ei\h l Sons.-. Q"f~~- • Ile x AC 1 /Dr. £,.M. &ra:V'~S v' IOQ 5. !arkdala (\ \ ~\;I- ff Be x AO J.M. Gmu$ ./ ~· Coloata.t Batt~ '«o. ~ .. le lt AC . ....&:'\ (CJJ'/>V ...--:.\. ~" '\\)>i> ./:t. w. Bal• ~ L\ w.- et Ba AO ./ '' ouse x Ar.thu'I" Balle \."/ pliff A. Balle • h x Ac Robert G. Beard ,/ 545 c - iftUA :81il•~ • Iii .... .. ~ A •. t .. Heiskell v S~el"le.k Bld«. ff Re ..:J;fi1 al! R.E. 11111 / Batioaal. Oak 11.0Q\lM> Mfga. Asan. • le x AC 1.w. Bi!Wb ,/'. Woo !hea\J'18 - •• .> • 1le AC x ur. 4 • ., • .&11D80D ,,,./ ,' 1024: Madi.on • • x AC v-'feJ'F leY • .lanl4 .B. Boaj '100 Po1>la.r • Ill ~~ . AC! I /.A~L. Bopper / Claaabll as Ave. Wh1 teha"Yea. ~enn a. v x *If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one shoultl be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). jfJ > "' " ~ g: ... ;. Q.. " '< 36 '' a 48 38 64 33 53 42 " .. 49 81 50 AG ... .. 42 53 A'!J 5&. ~;;~ p- ~ '< "0 _::::.c 0 " " Q. "" ..,,,, \l) ~-.:f' Q..0>() Q..f'> g:~g .~i;[ PC 1'0. ftf PO PO PC PC PC. PC PC ., Pe m n 11'1' l'Df'I PC PO PC 'PA • 2. An American Citizen o~ has taken out his first p::::d:;;2l~~:;.:::1~~::~~l~!ll.L ..................... ~cout Executive REGION No. CouNcIL No. COUNCIL 5 558 Ro STER ~:~~=~~~~~~~~~~=~~-~-,--~-~----=-~-~~~~=----~-~~~-~=~-----------~-~-~:-_·_·:_·_--~~~!~:~:::~~::::=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: I agree to se1D90n &e desih,nated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending em el' . 19~ and hereby make application for (Expiratiqn Date) . registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a merpbership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. · · I transmit herewith $LOO membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUT! NG for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee aJ the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. l subIIiif my answers to the following in support of my application. · LIST MEN ON C01\'1MTTTEES IN ALPHABETICAL· ORDER NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT. ,/Perc , C. Rel !IUgbea · C.M. laoo'bs0a J.C. 1'.C .. . me Xel l e.l" \/ Dr. LG.· Lee Dr. .\..·'"'"·· \, .. ,.· ADDRESS STREET No. CITY . s.c. Toof & Co. .. Co .. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. ~ Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. • ff • .. IC • • .. *If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). . . 2. An American Citizen or has taken. out his first pa.pers ( as~~!:t-::i; 1~~1~:~ c~~::~ ·, , "".J • S1gned .. ~f , .... :: .......... ;.; __ , __ ,,~--~·-"-··········";"····-········----------Scout Executive c REGION No. CouNcIL No. COUNCIL 5 558 Ro STER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Jan. 29 1940 Date---------·----------------~-----------·------------------·-----·------- CounciL--·-----------·---------------------------.Qblckasaw. ___________________________________ , _______________________________________________ State _______________ 'fenn-------------------------------- I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending Deo&mber 31 , 19--4() and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUT! NG for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. PLEASE CHECK GROUP O District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. O Merit Badge Counselor. SJ Council Member not assigned to Committee. O Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER ADDRESS - ..;' NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY Sout.hem Lea\her Co • Re x . ©."v¥if'Scouter is to be regi~tered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee w.ith the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon ·isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers ( a~c~tp in ~olumn <)f~~~;,. S . d ~·. r.- .,.<~~ .,, ,,/J,,,,,,, " ,, cJ' . .;·> · ,,., ,,. " " ' S E t'. "/\"':-' .... ~ .... ,, - ·~i·- :t ,,7 t~ .. ,-....(,- .· (,- -~··;:,.· "· --./ 1gne .. . ....... --------·"·------~-----·--·---·-------------·---------------------- cout xecu 1ve c REGION No. CouNcIL No. COUNCIL ROSTER .5 558 REGISTRATION ROSTER OF· COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ...... J.~L-~• .. lKQ,~------------------------------ CounciL .......................... Old.Dkasaw ..................................................................................................... Stat.e ........ ,.!.~;!;., ............................... . I agree to serve ori the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending De.eember 31. , 1~ and hereby make application for · (Expiration Date) . registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by .the Consti.tution and By-Laws and such mies and regulations· as may be promulgated from time to "time by the National and Local Councils. . · I transmit herewith $LOO membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUT! NG for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of" my membership. I subm:it my answers to the following in support of my application LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME PLEASE.TYPE OR PRINT " Clifford Penland : .: We•1ey E .. P-• ... :-- j. , C. .. !. Penneb.Sksr / ,/ .th>. ,' S&iii: L• ··:l't.!Jtnes v' . llen.rY 'l'. RameeY . / ADDRESS STREET No. 1't0 s~newA.ll P~ O. :Box 219'1 1442 Can .. ?834'::Madisn.·· ··· l?,35 ttaie Forest Hill Da.11"1'. , CITY PLEASE CHECK GROUP D District Committee-one sheet can be .used providing each District is marked properly .. D Merit Badge Counselor. ~ Council Member not assigned to Conimittee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each ·Committee is marked properly. " .. ~ IR\'\O))J • • ft ·+.. tt Re· X le x Re x Be x Jle x Re. x Re x Re x Re x AO 50 PO AC 4t PG AO 40 Pb:• AD 41 PC AC fl PC *If Scouter is to be registered in various.capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above), 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (a~,c~~_rd in ~~lumn l~~v~). _ · · . s· d. ___,, . .,._. /'.>f;.,,://'.. ·,r· . ' !1 ./-( ( (f' ., (', "< s· t E t• 1gne .~ .. ir.: ••• ~!f:.: ••.•• "······"'·'""···""'········································· cou xecu 1ve ' ,.- .~ - " REGION No. COUNCIL No. COUNCIL 5 i58 ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date -~J~.!.. .. 291._l.940 _____________ ........... _. ___ ' Council... ............... -.................... ~hl~ka.IU ... --------·-----·····-····-···-····-···-·-·········--··-·-·-···-··--····--··-········- State .... !laDXlt. _____________________________ : I agree to serve on the designated group cir Committee of the Council for the year ending Bee • 31 . , 19 40 and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a. membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY !hoe. J. Semmes v· M. M. :Bosworth Co. R •. A. ~or ... :£:. .,. . .!ft.umeoa ._,/· 'Steve Tum.ball k'. New toa Lite Ins. Co. 11 Court Bouse ~ Samet eon Co,. Inc. Al.via. i. Well ...,.. 1t \/ n .... 1 L. Wt11t ... v' PLEASE CHECK GROUP D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. Ill Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. N x AC Re 5·&31! Re ·x AC 4E PO Re 37 .AC N AC x 54· PO Re .A.0 AO * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American: Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as i Signed_ in column above). "'<i:.£,,((}tr.1iJ~,.f' ~f4!,e_:•rt!.AJ...-<•'',.::..:: ___ Scout Executiv~ · · - ...... -- REGION No. COUNCIL Nb. COUNCIL f) 558 ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCit SCOUTERS Date-----~~--~·-~-~---········---···--·- Council... .. _______ .. _ ........... _.,._ .... ~~~-~~! .... ------·-·-----····-···-··-······-···-···---·······-··-·---·-·---····-·-·-·--·······- State-.......... -!!~!-· ·-····--·-··-··---····-- ! agree to ~rve ~ the ~ignated group or Committee of the Council for the year end m. g .uece e r .,.1 , 19_ 4,0 a nd h ere by ma ke app 11. cab·o n f or (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. · LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT . Ned Canttell Pete Muehiaio Fred Morriaoa 1/ Gord.on A,. Pau.l "' fred Pr1 tchar4 " ;< ADDRESS STREET No. CITY 899 lbulison A••• 1359 s. Wellington 49 lt. lfhJ:tcl 1111 l'al.1• mag. 72S·Atla.nt1* 433 Madi son Ave. 3l.Sl Popl_.- PLEASE CHECK GROUP D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. o:ltierit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. "llapn1a -:ae JI ... , 60 ·~ • Re ~ A~ 2E ~· " JI ::II Al.. .:i1:u:·v -. 1ii ll A\ 'I~ ~ ... Re J A\ 4:lt'1 . t ' \ • Re ll AC ~J. .ft " ~ ll A< '~ PC • - 1r J AC: c => Pt .. • r:--·(?-J\ i'.l?e. l l M. 3, PC _,_...., . c ·h\ ......., (•' '"'•( t\ l \~ 'l t ......... ,_._I/ )~ ,JI v Re l .At '! I. l'Ci \~;_-:;,,,~ RE l A\ "Ii> .t1 a Rfi ~ AC l ) l : .r't * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). . 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first pape~s (a~ca~~ i.n column ~ove). .. Signed-:--~~~~all.ll .'?;1a1tMJAfi! .~ Scout Executiv~ ... - .. ·,--, ........ .. -·..--:-·--- ·-··-·· REGION No. I COUNCIL No. COUNCIL 6 558 ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date _________ !!?.~ }.O..t..J..~---···------ CounciL ______________________________ Cl?.!..~~tm.Y _________________________________________________________________________________________________ State~----···---~~:~..!.-----------·--·-·------------ ! agree to serve on the ·designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending Det:<3t:ihar 3l. , 19~ and hereby make application for · (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time. to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT ADDRESS STREET No. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. /Welson Castles Manhattan Savings Dank n r.,m .. ~n u " .)Re x AC sr PC ~..X.....T~H....._~n..~.1.an,·-~------L1~~~-~Ci·~D~·Mlfrult_ ______ ~•-_jl~!Qlligaj-LI1~~Uemmb.,!ha~•Re:=_-t-:yit.!--_J____j~A~CJ_'.!4~~l~PC /Albert Ers!tille Geo. T,. lirodnax... In~. . 11 Execu.ti ve Boar fiie x AC 4l PC A r:( x , W.J. • Prescott. 234 s. :Sc.tlYedere • Ootmci l Membez RE x AC & PO Rua sell Pe$t e ~id.1?eon Thomas Iron On. 11 Distr. Com. Re x AO 4~ PC Cnunei l Jlembel!' Rl-l x ./.Dr. A.~. Weeka 999 E. P-.....2-- South Q Distr• C.-itil.. ~ Re x - , .. ~/,-~~\ c. ' (( "' ((\'..\'-(! c') \. "\._._.•} \ :_\ '<~·:~:i' T. J.. Beauchamp Dr. O.B. Braithwaite J.W. Ester James A. DeWalt W. Alonzo U>cke Re x Prnf. A- Love 1100 Miss •. BlTd. .. Member at lar:.!ri N y.: 761 Walker Ave. He x *If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--one should be checked indicating that fee is.enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as inmcated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated iP';_£OlV,;mD above..'L "" AC 3~ PC AC ~PO AC 3~ PC AC SI PC AO 8! PC AC 4~ PC AC 4? PC AC 5p PC .A.C I .'!t PC AC Q) PC . /#':~,.<FU{q,.,J/{7f~ Signed ff Scout Executiv~ Nati;;:.:;_;_'.l. (.;:.-o.nc:i.1, B. :: • .i.i. • 2 Parlt ;,;renue,, Neu '{(;~".'k !;;ty • 1;.1. J'ebr:J.ary lo. 1940. Cordially your~, w. Gordon Morris Scout mitecutive . . ... . . ·::-..• ~ '· REGION No. COUNCIL No. COUNCIL 5 558 Ro STER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date _t!~~~--._ 1940 ·---·-·-··---·---- CounciL ................................. Qhi~~~·-······-·------·······-····-·---··-···-···-·········-··--········-·········-·····················- State ............. -..... ~enin. ----···--·-·-·--· I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending Deeemb er · 31 , 19_j,() and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I .subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of. America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if ·a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such· rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the. publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscdption will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and contiiiue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application · PLEASE CHECK GROUP D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D~ouncil Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. .LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER $1.00 Imluded in incloaed draft. ADDRESS NAME l'-l'u.'Af~ TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY 3052-Cowdea x " ,·. *If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--one should. be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. · I hereby certify that every man lii:;ted hereon iS-:.: 1. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column ab<;>ve). AC 3Cr PC Signed _ _ _________ Scout Executive Ifaticinal Council. B. S •. A., 2 1:«.:~t'h· Avenue, New YJrk Cit~1, N.Y. Gentlemen: Included in the incloaed draft is $7.00 for which pleaGe 455 lfoynce receives hiti Scouting rif;ht a.w~ as la.st ·},rear he said h.;;i did not get it until Septat1ber. 'lhanldng you. and with 'best wishes, I am WGN/ 1'i w .. Gordon Morr1·1 Scout Executive , 1.M. 9-38-i>. ... .:::•."->.···· -. -- .·~·-······ :;:<!~ REGION No; COUNCIL No. I COUNCIL I 6 558 ROSTER ' REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS n t Fel~ ~a- 1940. a e ··--····--r·--------·-··:.t.--·--··-·-·-·--···-··-- Council ........... _____ Q~).~.Q~~Jll.'.l!f. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ State ............ !r~-~..!'--··--·---------- I agree to serve on. the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending December 31 , 19.AO, and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT ADDRESS STREET No. CITY PLEASE_ CHECK GROUP D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. l:J: Merit Badge Counselor. IJl Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. /George AwSlMl'b 1792 Forrest Mer.:.nhis- !enn. •• x AC 5 I PC /Dolph Clazk 1035 McLeroo!'e ll '' x AO 3' I l'C -.-'_ 11 ---!a_l_l-"-ac'--e_.R_..;__._ R_(_;d __ .d_. ----+---=1=-=o:..:9c..:5:_.--=N-=-·---'-P=a.:t:=-=kw==•a..~Y _____,_ . ______1 _1- --'1--+--'x==-1---1---1-=.AJ=-iO _ !;j ~_P_C Geora:e Wood. rJeo. ~. Brodnax. Inc. •rn 11 x AO· 8 • ~ ~k..:::b..::.r...;:.•_::..F..:.:er;:_;•ey::JL__W_,,,o=o-=d------1--=C~o=-=l:..:::'UlD=bi~ar.=-1 --=Jd=-="u=-=t~ua=l_:T::.::o~w.:.:e::::r~--"----___,.--11 __ 1_-11....::x:.i-.--,- AO _ _! ~ _..11~M~r~·-Geo-'=-=~·~J~•::::_t~r~,~~~=l=in~tr~;~=e=r~--1~45-==~o~'"·~h~'A"""-'v·n~-~e~2~~~~~~~~~"~~----t-~_.J_3_._C~o"UD~~·-~-1-.·..'..,. _ ~-~·--1-·-AO ~I PO (( -,, _(Q) \ '<( CJ ~-~~::-;l -·----------------+-----------------,...,--.,-,-n~ ~(( 4---?~1(~·--'- \-(j-!, ---------+---+---l----+--+----l--+-- I( \\_y '-'-'--_f1-·' '··----------------1----------------------------1---+--l----ll----l--+---I-- - ---· ---···---------11----------------------------+--+--I----+--+----+--+--- ------------------1----------------------------+---1--I---+---!----+--+--- ------------------1---------------------------+---+---I---+---+----+--+-- ------ -------------------1----------------------------1---+--+---l----l--+---I-- -- '" .. ·------·----..:.....---------------------------'----'---'-------'---'----'-----'-- "' J f Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or; has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed-- ______________ Scout Executive C 0 U 1'l C J L J B. S. ;\. J l'l C. E&LOT FOR ELECTION OF OFFICERS .AND COUNCIL MEMBERS-AT-LARGE FOR YEAR BEGINNING JA!fil.A:g.Y l. 199-Q t-----------------·------~ l!~OR PRESIDENT (Vote for.....QE~~ --+Mx· Ab_._ Sc~a.rff, I ---"---·------ ---·--~] OR VIC_t~SIDENTS __ (......,V~o . ie ,for F~~ --.__._ .. Mr. _b_K. Bur;:c111~·- I M P •. A. ClB.¥,~ M.r..:__EQ,. Dsg s t.r.._.o __ m._~---- . f ~ew B. w~====-· _-__ -_-_-· -~ ' ----·------ __ ,,__1 __ ·---------·-----··" .,FQR SJOC:RETARY ----- {VotS3 fQL...Qzl..fil. =±~~c. °'~-----~~=~ · FOR TMASURER _ __{Vote for_-=On-~.~-.. -.)_. 1 1---1-M_r_. _!'-!...~ ti:.?-.1.!_id~v________ _ _______ ...__...,_ ___ ,,..,... __ ~------ FOR COMMIS._S __ I_O_NE_· R ______ (,_V..._o,....t_e ._f'.2.£_~e). i---.i--M=r-'-• ..,.;Hen.!X_M. Cl~top. ___________ ... i----' ---------------- FOR FIELD COMMISSION_E_R ____ ..... (V_o_kfg__r_~_e)_ Mr. F. Joe F_lan_ag....._an ______________ ******•**** i---------------w----~-· FOR COUNCIL MEMBERS-AT-LARGE. <>!'>. ner J..;;_;:::.:....~:::.=:.:::~-=:===~=:::=:..L...,;~...s::.;:,:..:1;...... ____ i--·-""'r"'"'tt=a=c=h=e=d_.l::.;;i;.:::s~t..:... ------·--------···-· ..,. _ _..! __________________ t-------------------........ · ·--------·-----------' Acroyd, W. L. Agee, G. Worthen Alexander, Vance J. Angus, John A. Allen, James Seddon Allen, June D. Allen, Preston All en, Thomas H. Atkinson, Dr. W. R. Austin, John A. Awsumb, George Ayroes, Dr. J. c. Baber, Rodney Bacon, Col. W. J. Ball, Ernest C. Barker, Judge H. H. Barrow, E. R. Barry, Edward F. Bateman, Dr. R. J. Beasley, John B. Bizet, Emile A, Blaisdell, Dr. C. F. Blue, Dr. Vi. R. Bodley, Dr. J. W. Bolton, A. Earle Bondurant, Jack Jr. Bondurant, Julian B. Boone, Daniel H. Bowld, W. ]'. Boyce, Rev. E. G. Boyle, J. Bayard Bradley, Dr. James F. Brennan, J. J. Brode, Julian Brown, J. Goodlett Brown, R. G. Brown, s. Toof Bruce, C. Arthur Bunn , H • T. Burrow, A. K. Butler, C. W. Jr. Caldwell, E. R. Carlisle, G. A. Jr. Callow, Lewis C. Campbell, Dr. Willis C. COUNCIL MEMBERS· .. AT-LARGE 1 Canada, Col. J. W. j Canale, Phil M. Carroll, W. S. I I Carter, M. O. Castle, S. Nelson 1 Che.mbers, C. M. I Chambers, J. D. 1 Gha.mpion, R. G. j · Chandler, O. l3. Christenbury, Fred L. I I Church, C. H. Clark, Dolph 1 Clark, Roscoe C. j Clarke , P. C • , Clayton, Henry M. I Cleyton, P. A. Coffey, Ben B. Jr. I I Cohn, B. L. Cole, Sam F. 1 Collier, J. D. l Condon, Martin J. t Cooper, W. O. I Coors, Dr. G. A. Cory, A. J. 1 Cox, Allen Jr. ( Cox, Orin L. 1 Cox. W. W. I Crawford, A. M. Creson, R. F. I I Creson, T. K. Crenshaw, W. A. 1 Crump, E. H. Sr. f Crump, E. H •. Jr. , Cunningham, Jesse I I I l l I I I I Dat.strom, Ed Darnell, Herbert Davis, Clifford Dean, S. B .. Defries, Ray Lee Diehl, Dr. Charles Dilworth, J. E. Dolan, T. R. Donelson, Andrew J. Dozier, R. M. Davis, Dr. J. Murry ( Eckert, George J. Ectge, W. T. :il}d.mondson, J. S. Edwards, Frank C. Eld:-edge, Mark Eliot, Dr. T. S. Erskine, Albert R. Ettelson, Dr. H. W. Evans, Dr. S. S. FargRson, Jobn T. Jr. Farrell, Jolm J. :B'iedler, Dr. F. W. Finch, M. E. Fisher, Allen Flanagan, Joe Fleming, Joseph D. Ford, Fred Fowler, VV. B. Frazier, Ceylon B. Freeburg, Harry GR.rtly, Dr. George Ge.tes, J. W. Gaut. D. c. Geiger, Ervine Glascock, Charles Glasgow, Ben E. Goldsmith, Fred Goldsmith, Jack Goltman, Dr. J. s. Gooch, Cecil M. Graham, F. J. Graves, Dr. L. M. Grout, F. M. HPJ. e , E • ?l. Halle, Arthur Hallid~, W. P. Hampton, W. M. Harrold, E. A. Hartley, Robert W. Heys, Lake Heard, Robert G. Heiskell, A. L. Henry, Wallace Herrington, R. L. Highsaw, Prof. J. L •. Hill, R. E. Hirsh, B. W. Hobson, Dr. J. J. Holmes, F. C. Holt, Meynard HopPcr, A. L. Hopper, Joe B. Howard, Percy Rud.son, Calvin Hughes, Allen Jr. Hughos, C. Rel Hunt, J. D. Hussey,Robert J. Irby, W. B. Jr. Jacobson, C. M. Johnson, J. C. Johnson, W. C. Jolly, Dave Jones, Henry s. Jones, Dr. Robert W. Jones, Hugh Jones, Walk C. Jr. Keller, Eu€ene Karr, L. J. Klepper, George M. Klinck, Chief Irby Knoff, Edward M. Krivcher, Joseph Lane, Hunter Lane V. G. Lee, Je.mcs Lee, Dr. R. G. Lee, Robort E. Lee, Chief Vi, D. LePrincc, J. A. Lerner, S. M. Leroy, Dr. Louis Levy, Dr. Louis Lewis., Dr. A. c. Lewis, T. -W. Loeb, Willinm Libby, Frn.nk Lichterman, Ira J. Lightmrai, M. A. Linn, E. R. Livermore, Dr. George R. 1 Lohmeyer, J. A. Lucas, Fred Mo.cfnrlanc, G. o. Mallory, W. W. Malone, J. H. Maury, J. :E. Maxon, Bishop James M. McCabe, C. T. McCaslin, Dr. Robert H. McElra.vy, C. A. McGee, E. L. McGeorge, H. L. McGregor·, John McKee, R. W. McKnight, Thomas McWhorter, A. D. Meernan, E, J. Melroy, N. J. Morgan, Allen Morgan, John T. Moriarty, Herbert Mottweiler, Forrest Myers, Ben F. Nickey, Sam Jr. Norfleet, R. Vance 0 1Brien W. J. 0 1 Callaghan, J. E. 0 1 Connor,Fra.nk Orgill, Ednrqnd Orgill I{. ~i. Orgill, William Overton, Watkins Ozburn, N. Field Owen, W. L. Page, Carl Patton, Wesley E. Peete, Russell Penland, Clifford Pennebaker, C. T. Peres, Hardwig Pidgeon, Everett Pipkin, A. E. Pipkin, Perry Plank, E. E. Plough, Abe Prescott, W. J. Pritchard, Russ Ra.gland, S. E. R::i.gsdale, F. V. Ragsdale, Dr. W. E. Raines~ Dr. Sam L. Ramsay, R. G. Ramsey, .Henry T. Reid, Wallace R. Richardson, Charles D. Richardson, Gilmer Ries, Elmer .M. Riechman, J. A. Roberts, John E. Ross, J. L. Roulhac, John S. Roy, George T. Jr. Ruch, Dr. Walter A. Rugg, L. E. Russell, Edward P. Russell, Dr. George M. Byan, W. A. Sr. Byan, w. A. Jr. Bychener, Dr. R. b. SaJno, J. E. San.down, W. H. Scharff, Abe Scharff, Aaron R. 1 Schloss, Gilbert M. Schoembs, Arthur Schwartz, Merrill Searight, Dr. M. W. Sellers, Perry Se:itton, Fred Shepherd, S. J, Sibley, Dr. Josiah Sims, R. B. Jr. Skinner, J. t. Skinner, Raymond Srni th, Wal U:1r L. Springfield, C. L. Strauss, G. D. Sull iv en , H. P. Sweeney, Frank Taylor, Kenon Taylor, t. R. Taylor, R. A. Taylor, Dr. Robert Thompson, E. F. Thompson, L. K. Turnbull, Steve • Turner, Norfleet Tyson, W. T. ' Valen tine, John Wadloy, Dr. S. L. 1 Waggener, Andrew B. Wagner, D. Eugene Walker, s. P. Waring, Col. Roane Watkins, R. G. Webb, Harry Webster, William A. Weeks, Dr. A. B. Weems, Charles Weil, Alvin B. Wetter, Henry Williams, Dr. Gray Wild, A. J. Wilkinson, Russel William, O. P. Williss, Carl L. Wi l son, Harry C • Wood, George Wood, Dr. Percy ~Vray, T. Cecil Wurzburg, Abe Young, Dr. Thomas K. Zink, Clyde J. Zook, Martin Council Members elected at the Annual Meeting December 11, 1939 for the year 1940. ....... . ....... ·/ - J,,O 0 uJ oJ1:t:z-~ , ,, 0-0 comrcrt MEMBERS<• ~-J). . . '. ~~~) 1 <Frvv-vJ · ti Acroyd, W. L. :' ··~ ',,./a,na a, Col. J. w. , · '. V,...Agee, G. Worthen '> ' Canale, Phil M. .. · r. ~ €);f"~ (. · VAlexander, Vance J. ;, ~ 1 ,/carrolli W. s. fl''"~<f\!''~~· 11''•,.." , vJui,gus, John A.~/d.l- R.,,.~ • . d.i,,~-:_ { ~ter, M. O. v-Allen, James Seddon .-/,.:1 ,7(L I; c:. ii V'Castle, S. Nelson 1· · V"'Allen, J'l:l,ne D. .· . . " 1 • i...eh.a L!!l~ers,. C. M. /, 0 0 V'!llen, Preston · VChrunoers, J. D. , .. vA'llen, Thomas H. 1 • ~pion, R. G. . , · V".A.tkinson, Dr. W. R. , dler, O. B. I· :_. > --r-· .:z 7 V'Austin, Johp. A. . .. ,•Christenbury, Fred L.fo.<?""71··~.:::> V'Awsumb, George 1 •C:hurch, C. H.~. ?/ L---Ay~es, Dr. J. C. )' C I·: .·. ~' · ~J.ark, Dolph . · . , / ,L I , BA..~ ... Ui..~"'1~ AJ '~/ ,·~;i.ar~~ Rposccoe c>..~ '.A.I_. If 5Y h"'"'?'i•;i---C ,. / ~ "' l3ao~r, Rodney ,;f,/, I'~~:: :._ i...-vl~riu;i, . .. /{."f'-~·' ,, :< ,. ... .-- ~_aeon, Col. W. J. 1.'•.l· . J ",....,'Clayton Hen...vM ........ t'.,..c~-~ 1·"' ,/' . vBall, Ernest C. '' · f.f 6J.., ·j....Clayton: P. A: A!t.,j. 1)1. ~:?. ">O v V""°Ea.rke:r, Judge H, H. . 1 •Coffey, Ben B. Jr.~~-z.zir::> I v--:(arrow, E. R. i · 1 0ohn, B. L. •· Barry, Edward F. ,...-a·ole, Sam F. , !'?. 0ateman, Dr. R. ~ ti I LP-Collier. J. n. '""" ~...-'(.( Q,J!.-J_, ~ - ::.?'~~-Y . • Beasley, John B. ~ "'' , jvefondon 1 M11.rtin J. · · ·""· · -- · 1 . i..--13izot, Emile A./t.J. ~4 ',v · 1 ~oo:per, W. O. v;B1aisd:ell, __ lll', c.. F.~.Q. j~Coors, Dr. G. A. N Blue,_Dr. W. R. Cot-y, A. J. ~~~~~~: ~~· r:~1!' '+;oft l~o~: ~~\::~. t1-, ,,_,. d ). viondurant, Jack Jr. ,::.?ox. W. W. ·· · Bondurant, Julian B. ·. . J.........era.wford, A. ~: , Boo~e, Da.nielJI. ?Jl°'1_..,f~J: .. , · W_Epeson, R .. F.(fY" • Bowld, Vil. F.7-.r . ._;;p ~ 1 - 1 •.,.....creson, T. K • .,---B~s e 'J ReT~·. as, El. . e.~ ~en sha.~, W. A. i-~y.le, J,. Bay~rd ~ · __ + r:J;; . , .... 9J-ump, E. H. Sr. V'13:c:@d1 "*°' Dr ~M'. \7"'-'I. ...,- \ fvCI'IJ.l'iip, E. H. Jr. '' ". Brennan, J, J. al ,......-Cunningham, Je~se,,_.~,. • .Brode, Julian;::;::~J.? f '; 11-· .. f"i J! .;E'4'1 / /·.f/7,A<r '!'.'.'. ~;1 v'~~~:: i: ~~odlett /· ·)-_ . ,· "; 1 ::fa~!~~~·;:!~~7f ./~( .. ~~~~,,I 1 !/"'Brown S Toof · t. A-'' ._.fv-n __ avis, Cli-fford ! ' ~'· W ....... , . • : ' .. 1 , fl I/. I~ '. ·, A- .II ·" I/ .oruce, C. Arthur,., br · ·. 1 t.--1Jean, S. B. ·"ff'/. .. • "".'.11:.•: ,. ' v:Bunn t H. T. / /) /J v I J..-1'.)efrie $' Ra;y Lee ' t/ ......-·J3urrow, A. K. /CY- 7 ' i..-fiiehl, Dr. Charles. , · . / ./' ·~ vl3utler, C. W. Jr. ./,. .., . I _Dilworth, J. E. . ' . v~C =~/.d,lv: '~e~ ~1~,1" 1t 1 l>E.a.R, •. #. ,,,,- v'--..1 ,ni?,f) ~,,- !l-"' Dolan , T • R. , ! · ' .r r. tu. , ~-!!.'I.~. •v·~so1r1-··Andio-ew .. J. ; ·· N' Crirli sle, G. ,A.. Jr. . r vt1oziar, R, M. i I /V'Cfl.llow, Lewis c. , ~avis, Dr. J. M'U.rry . ,. ' k~if11UJ1pbt;ill, Dr. Willh C. / 1 ,, -.~.;~.,_,;L.ie .... ~~~ .... t'f.. ·.C-.:t~ #P"·'"'•~o"'"°""'' .;? /' efleN..W ,tJA"\#llr .// ~kert, George J. :, (v'.Hol t, Maynard ·/ ! :mC!.ge, W,. T. /,(;. JvHopper, A. L. 4, ~.J ~ I I VT;lrl1n')ricl.son' J. s. /) 1 '., Hopper. Joe B. '$.;·-,-t•"t-;P .i), "" crl . .,,,,, . ! j ~-v;D,rds, Frank C. t-·7,11i(~,,.£;,,,. j~oward, Percy .<:;rc.t-h. ,. ,,,,, "' ~-.i;i'. / · / i.:,_: • .c,;:-.ad.ge-,~-41~ · ·~: i "- fj_ n 1 v ;NHud.s on ,Jta.1 vin 1 1 ~"'' ~ J + Dr T ·S 1 J "'" · rJtA I" H h 6 11"' Jr ...,,.-:.... ' l .L ... , , • • • • iJ.g e s , .a . .,n • _,...., , ;.-;: · i B~:sk:lne> Albert R. CZ(. I~.,, .. ;· iv<tiugh<)S, C. Rel ,, \ \/"'.Ettel son, Dr. H. W. 1vffunt, J. D. · t/Ev ru1s, Dr, S. S. f:J ' ! """11ussey",R.o b.ert J. : / N'.ec-A. o J.:s~ l~ t I/. . .· .. · 110 .. ~;, ~ 1 ,.. .I'" ¥..<. ~· • I 1 ,,..farge.son, Jo~m T. Jr. :._~ n·· ,p· ,,,..... rby, W. B. Jr. V ~'arrell, John J. : , ' · 1 VF:i.edler, Dr. F .• W. /, trD • 1 t Jacobson, C. M • ./"F· h " E 1 . ~ J C _inc , .vi. • : ; . hnson, • • vFisher, Allen j, ~L .,.....- r.: •. Johnson, W. C. • Fla..."'lagan, Joe -i::f, ~ J/l>-f. 1 h,,.,,'\l'olly, D;::i,ve :,.' .. : ~ ~ ""1'1eming, Joseph D. · I.a.Jones, Henry S. 1,':;. lf.1 NFord, Fred lv.jones, Dr. Robert W. ,-::; .. I :Z.- ~owler, W •. B. i'-JTOnes, Hugh F;'azier, Ceylon J. , NJones~ Walk C. Jr. <..t.· BL vFree1Jurg, Harry~ a,:.; :Jrv'11 ~-· 't ' • • :4·· o-:1....e...~"'""~"""" ""'"'"'"' • • 1"'1"'1{.t!ller, Eugene 1 • l/d;.rtily, Dr. Ged 'ge 1 · t.· · ~ c--.X\. lv1fcrr, L. J. vr,:·· J Gates, J, W. 1 ~l\lepper, George M. VGaut, D. C. •~Klinck, Chief Irby Geiger, Ervine ~l):noff, Edward M. . v·G1ascock, Charles 1VKrivchcr, Joseph v'Glasgow, J3en E. I , ~oldsmi th, Fred I ~ane, Hunter ,,...-(}oldsmi th, Jack .L #J ..,..,. . '~ane v. G. i--t'roltman, Dr. J~ S, /{)·../ · 'i .>· lv--!ee, Jv,r.ws ~ooch, Cecil M. ,~ee, Dr. R. G. ti G.raham, F. J. ; .. /'Lee, Robert E. VI' I"' ' Graves, Dr. L. M. 1\./t'cc, Chiuf i"l. D. -. x. •···,G~out, F. fy!, .. · .. , ,, ¥:,':\It 1v-r;ePrincc, J. A. • ;l.;:;•l'i~:~,~~"i"·" :\~/.i'~ ... ~ .. .:::·it·~·,'\f.1~:i~l.f~ i 1--·-!J"ernor, S. 1vI. , v11cl e, E. ?1. :L--"".Leroy, Dr. Louis ......... v--Halle, Arthur ;: , . jl.··L'~vy, Dr. Louis f,(··· Halll. d<>'r W P <r:o.j ~/ ,f :t:~ ~ .Jd. ,_..,Wis Dr A C ' c.'\1 t e I , · ,.., '/ ~ 7· I j - .LIU •t • o • ! ti H __ a.mpton, W. M. 4• 1'--Lewis, T. W. · ;,r ~.J ~ :,,_,Ir, . Vilarrold, E. A. I'&'-/.. ti~ • ! 1 -, . r_ .. .,:'~_cb, Willi nm i,.>11artley, Robert w. 1i .-1 1V'L1oby, Frnnk ""'1tavs, Lake JKichte~man, Ira J. . . / ;/'1Ieard, Robert G. ·~ ... g,htm<_.:n, M. A._ . [). v· i.J,, ·a 1"/Lin. n, E. R. ~ ""~ ;t,.. fJ¥"J 11'' rt.-:-"'·. () H~skell, A. L.S,:S")i7 ,..,, rv. • v-v ""1fenry, Wallace !"""t:i..i.rermoN, Dr. George R. · . V'Herrington, R. L. 1 ~hmeyer, J. A. Al'Highsa.w, Prof. J. L. ! tr..LU.cas, l!1 red l./Itill, R. E. : y-"'Hi.rsh, B. W. 1vJ~n.cfnrlan~, G. v'!fobson, Dr. J. l~1J arl, Vt. W. Holmes, F. C. ~1aJ.one, J. H • . #- G.1· !'.');"~. I .• (j-{~·T'.J--.. ,,,'"' ~- . """''\.. x , ,i_,_.< - ~ury, J. E., viifaxon, Bi shop Jame a M. ~ • t..--McCabe, c. T. . i ~rcCaslin, Dr. Robert H. i, ·. Mi!cElravy, C. A. ~ McGee, E. L. ~ b! / ~lcGeorge, a. t.' vM'cGregor·, John t..-1/rcKee, R. W • .,,,·McKnight, Thomas · · I v1I9Whorter, A. D. rb-J. A.i ' .i "" foeman, E. J. ~Ielroy, N. J. v-Morgan, Allen £,..-Morgan, John T. i ' .' chardson, Charles D. 1 • ' · •Richardson, Gilmer -;:;, . -let:' -l:rties, Elmer M. 'if.BL. echman, J. A. · · .,i, , - t/11.oberts, John E. /{,1-f- /14.' ,/Ross, J. L. ~ ,Q • ·f~ouihac, ·"John s . . ivhoy, George T. Jr. Lf:J .~ch, Dr •. i'lalter A· . jAugg, L. E. ·. · 1 t1Rllssell, Edward J?. · · ,vfi,";l:ssell, Dr. George M. I. ~ D 1 ~an, W. A. Sr~ lb-IWan, W. A. Jr. ;~,;honep, ,,Dr. R. 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E. V!tc,gsdale, F. V. · ~gsdale, Dr. W •. E. Raines, Dr. Sam :(,. 1 ·, · • ..:e R G .. J.. ' 1""· ./· ' v-· .... amsa.y, • • -·1, •'/: ,..;.,. · i/Rmnsey, lienry T. · t···Reid, Wallace- R •. · Sims, R. B. Jr. (-f Sti .. ,,,, Skinner, J. L. • ll"Skinner, Raymond - .1 VSmi th, Wal t~;r L. " if/Springfield, C. L. .i 1 _ e • \, ... , I\~:" ,, . · Iv-Strauss, G. D. r 'I "' ""' ~ "' "'' ··'"'~ IV-Sullivan, H.P. ·., i,y~.1...R,..t....;;i~ t"r,,t1..~.,;1 . i~~veeney, F:r;ani: .... /'~\,,c(i'i\~ .. -~ .. 3 .3 ~ e, II\ 1n e.:>I' -,r Atr·J!;i , /1' . , · ; Vt!'a,,vlor, Kenon '·~' 4 lvTayl or, L. R. ,,. , .-6.;tt, • R .... 1 ;.:,, J· -· • ' Ta.yl or, - • .t~. !'"r* 1 .,.. -~<· I ,. 1V",r';-zylor, Dr. Robert I l.,.J!'hompson, E. F. ; ~ompson, L. K. ,..,... ,;'7 ,f-· ~ f/ , ' ..... i"' Turnbull, Steve ~2--t. "?', "· v-;i · ;t..rrUrne r, Norfleet : l ~yson, W. T, /, tn:J · v i.':1 «) i~ Ii • :),._J.,...\r<t..U l i'~ ~ ... ~.,_,,,,.; ~,,...,... 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J I ~"""""'f.,..,.,,.. .. .;•ttJ.l. ,}"' \ · ... t ,'. 6 /1 ),/I !,.... .. •/ / l ___;_.r:,;J t ' ( ··f+---- .f\_,,;r-,<" ( ..... . j (!.'/ ./ ,r. , ·, ".1· ,_/.· I / J /f·-7'"· ') .l.·>- I) ... - .># CHICK,A$AW COUNCIL, B. $.A., INC. ******** THE FINANCE COMMITTEE, AT rrs MEETING ON MAY 21st, 1940 APPROVED THE FOLLOWING :BUDGET .AUD RECOMMENDS ITS .ADOPTION BY THE EXECUTIVE :SOARD OF THE COUNCIL FOR THE FISCAL YEAR APRIL 1, 1940 ,., MARCH 31, 1941 ACTIVITIE§ COMMITTEE For Camp-0-Rees at Ca.mp Currier and Camp Daniels Al_JDITS For Auditing Council Books ../ \HTO EXPENSE Scout Executive's Car Asst. Executive1s Car Camp Director1s Car CAMPAIGN EXPENSE For Finance Campaign Director For Campaign Expenses CAMPAIGN LOSSES {Non-Payment of pledg!?s) White - 9% of $21 •. 147. 67 Negro - 5~ of $2,611.44 CAMP ING COMMITTEE Camp Curri gx: For El.ectrici ty For Operation of Swimming Pool For Insurance on all Cabins For Maintenance of Horse For Repairs to Equipment For Telephone For Bo at s & Docks For Fu.el For Miscellaneous For Hospital"Office & Library-Handicraft Kamp Kia Kim~ Shop For Caretaker for three months For Taxes For Insurance INSYRANCE For :Employees Retirement Fund INTER-R.ACIAL COMMITTEE For Telephone For Rent-Seminole Headquarters. For Stationery For Fuel-Office Heater For Equipment For Training For Miscellaneous. For Repairs and .Equipment for Camp Daniels For Automobile Expense, Asst. Executive MISCELLANEOUS For All Items not budgeted PROPOSED :BUDGET $ 50.00 100.00 480.00 480.00 200,00 1,.602. 50 . 1,666.34 1,903.29 1,305.72 500.00 250.00 485.95 50.00 .100.00 15.00 100.00 10.00 25.00 l,682.50 90.00 12.00 50.00 412.44 65.00 48.00 35.00 25.00 25,00 50.00 10.00 225.00 360,00 140.00 SPENT LAST FI SO.AL YEAR 160.25 480.00 300.00 961.00 499.47 .2...1...8. . ?.. 8.. 46.64 40.48 15.00 14.17 a.so 16.65 ------ 10.23 37.12 423.93 53.41 48.00 28.29 23.60 2.40 1.60 10.78 8.83 240.00 273.48 ']'j..TIONAL COUNCIL For Charter Fee and Q,uota JJi'FICE SUPPLIES & STATION:9JRY For Stationery & Mimeograph Supplies .'JB.G.ANIZATION COMMITT~ll For work with new Troops _:_QSTAGE For stamps and stamped envelopes PUBLICITY For bulletins, etc. -~ For rent of Council Headquarters SCOUT LEADERS TRAINING & CONJfi:iF.Jil..N.Q! For attending Regional Meetings SENIOR SCOUTING COMMITTEE For older boy program TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH For Headquarters telephones TBA.IN ING COMMITTEE For Training School ExPense S.ALARIES Scout Executive Assistant Executive Ca.mp Director Secretary & Bookkeeper Stenographer Asst. Executive, Seminole Division Office Girl, Seminole Division -2-- TOTAL, PROPOSED BUDG1i.'T. • • • • • . . . • • Protl~ Budget 575.00 325.00 25.00 500.00 15.00 8?8.00 150.00 100.00 175.00 100.00 3,900.00 1,800.00 1,200.00 1,320.00 1,020.00 1,500.00 420.00 • $26,556. 74 Spent L~st Fi§Cal Year 575.00 324.84 478.08 13.42 758.98 208.89 152.38 _____ .. 3,500.00 1,800.00 1,200.00 1,200.00 900.00 1,380.00 420.00 - - - - ~ - ~ - - - - ~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ ~ - - - - - - - - ~ ~ - ASSETS May ~ •. .li.4Q Ca.sh Collected from old pledges since April 1st Ca.sh on hand from 1939 Campaign Campaign Pledges, White, 1940 Campaign Pl edges, N ogro, 1940 20% of 1,371.25 due from 1939 pledges Mrs. Currier1 s Fund Camp Currier Cash on deposit Camp Daniels Cash on deposit Kamp Kia Kima Cash on deposit Supply Account Cash on deposit Supply Account (estimated earnings for year) Camp-0-Ree Profits (estimated) TOTAL ASSETS. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • May 21, 1940 $ 241.25 1,455.24 21,197 .67 2.611.44 274.00 385.51 17.26 69.79 44.47 100,00 100.00 100.00 $26,596.63 ~ . .\ OFFICE President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Commissioner Field Commissioner Scout Executive Asst. Scout Executive COMMITTEE Activities Awards & Resolutions Camping Civic Relations Constitution & By-Laws Court of Honor Cubbing Finance Heal th & Safety Inter-Racial Organization Outfitters Publicity Reading Rural-Shelby Co. -DeSoto Co. -C ri t tenden Co. -Tate Co. -Panola Co. Senior Scouting Training MEMBER-AT-LARGE EX-OFFICIO MEMBER EXE:}UTIVE BOABD - J,940 ·HOLDER ,,. Mr. A be Scharff Mr. A. K. Burrow · Mr. P. A. Clayton • Mr. Edwin Da.l strom , llr. Andrew Waggener • Mr. Percy C. Clarke •Mr. W. P. Balli~ • Mr. Henry M. Clayton • Mr. Joe Flanagan 1 Mr. W. Gordon Morr! s ' Mr. W. E. Thacker CHA!RMAN · Mr. Joe Flanagan ,Mr. W. P. Hallid~ ·Mr. R. G. Ramsay Mr. Rodney Baber Mr. James Seddon Allen ·Mr. Elmer Ries ~Mr. Emile A. Bizot •Mr. c. Arthur Bruce ADDRESS Kraus Co. Falls Bldg. 436 S. Front 345 s. Front Commerce Title Bldg. Commerce Title ~ldg., Ho tel Pea.body Memphis Light,Ga.s & Water Div. 1288 S. Willett 501 Columbian Mutual Tower 501 Columbian Mutual Tower 1288 S. Willett Hotel Peabody Gartly-Rams~ Hospital 119 Madison Commerce Title Bldg. 2153 Poplar The John Gerber Co. E. L. Bruce Lumber Co. Dr. J. s. Goltman -Mr. Edwin Dalstrom Mr. Ray Lee Defries •Mr. P. A. Clayton et"&..f 9. Madison 345 S. F'ront ' Mr. H. W. Slavick Mr. Jesse Cunningham Mr. E. A. Harrold . Mr. S. B. Dean Mr. C. H.Brown Mr. Herbert Holmes Mr. Russel Wilkinson Mr. Joe Hopper Mr. J. Granville Gates Mr. Albert R. Erskine J Mr. Ernest C. Ball Mr. A. Earle Bolton • Mr. A. E. Hohenberg Mr. Wa.lk C. Jones Jr .• Mr. William Loeb , Mr. A. D. McWhorter. - Mr. Perry Pipkin Mr. G. A. Carlisle, Jr. · Mr. Russ Pritchard · Mr. J. L. Skinner ~~ • Mr. John E. Roberts Mr. Perry Sellers Mr. Hearn Tidwell Jr. Mr. Kenneth Orgill · Mr. Harry Webb ' Mr. T. P. Howard 1 Mr. Oran L. Cox· • r\a. l'oHM .R. Foc.LeMA-1t Mr. C. Arthur Bruce Hawkins Mill Road, Baleigh 436 s. Front W M C, Hotel G~oso Cos sit t Li bra.ey Millington, Tenn • Route 1, Hernando, Miss. West Memphis, Ark. Senatobia, Miss. Marx & Ben sdorf Western Union 97 N. Second Geo. T. Brodnax, Inc. 317 Poplar Bolton Bagging Co. 131 S. Front Shrine Bldg. Loeb's LaWJ.dry Memphis St. Rwy. Co. Goodwyn Institute Bldg. Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. Marx & Bensdorf 1200 Poplar '~~- 522 Falls Bldg. Sterick Bldg. Commerce Title Bldg. Orgill Bros. & Co. P. O. Box 588 Lake Cormorant, Miss. Lake Cormorant, Miss. MA~tbN, RRK. E. L. Bruce Co. PHONE 5-3311 8-0357 5-3611 8-1107 5-3747 5-2255 8-7761 5-2552 8-8311 5-2351 5-2351 8-8311 8_.7761 8-7477 8-2707 5-3734 7-6028 5-3341 ~§0-' 8-1816 8-1107 4-5296 5-3611 8-7464 5-2272 8-1121 5-2581 8-4343 8-7633 6-3520 8-3191 8-1178 5-3878 5-4321 8-7346 8-2231 5-3621 8-1121 . ···~~,. ·~~ .... 8-0747 8-5121 6-0422 5-2471 7-7616 SUB-CCliMITTEE OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD Mr. Abe Scharff Mr. C. Arthur Bruce Mr. Elmer Ries Mr. Henry M. Cla.ytqn '. President Past-President 2153 Poplar ,. Commissioner . ' .. Kraus Co. E. L. Bruce Co. · Ob.non. Court of Honor M~mphis Light, Gas & Water Div. \ . AGE --'\ 48 Walt~r L •.. Aeroyd 6'1 G" W. Agee 42 .a .• E. Boltoa 35 Julian B. Boadt-ira.nt 46 D.H. Boone Sears Roebuck & Oo. General Mp>. !arrow Agee La'b. :Bolton Jagging Co· 216 Meclical Arta Bldg. President (Armored Motor Service Oo.) 215 s.· Pauliae M88$gel' (Intematio:nal Raneat•r 'l'l"UCk: Branch) len. 1940 ? ... ?460 5 ... 2488 S.3191 0-3273 2.1291 33 R.G. Brown National Bame of Commerce Asst .• 'l'ruat Officer 61 Charles M. Bryan 333 Steriok l3ldg. Attoi-nq . 45 Lewis c. Callow 301 Medieal Arte Bldg. Gaei'al Agen\t (General Arner. Life lna. Co.) 40 John Walter Canada 2910 Ste rlek: :Bldg. Atto:rne7 36 George A. Oarl1tle, Jr. Firestone 'l':i.re & Rubber Co. Production Supt. 46 Roy Franklin Creson, Jr. 65 McCall st. 38 L. v. Eohola 38 Ceylon B .. l?ra:aex· 49 Robert G. Rea.rd Rl9T. ·43 Harold B., lioag 40 A.F:. Rohen.b erg 40 I<'!dwerd M. Knoff 49 Frank Li b'by 46 ~illiam Loeb 50 John McGregor 43 Kenneth Willins Orgill 46 rfilliam L. Owen 30 Russ Pri tch.ard 40 Dr. Sam Raines 38 J. L. Ross . 44 Walter A. Ruoh, M.D. 52 James L. Sk:innett 1305 stel"ick Bldg. Frazer & Clif toa 545 Commerce !ttle Bl4g. 354 Stonewall P.O. Box 193 Pal"k:Yiew Hot•l Apts. McGregor• s lnc. Orgi 11 :Brod. !012 Sterick Bldg. Marx & Bensdoi'f, Inc. 1834 Madison Ave. Nati·onal »ank of Commerce 899 Madi son Ave. Manager 1814 Exchange »ldg. Attone7 Cotton Merchaat Pres. President Vice .... Pres. !rrun Officers Wm. R. Moore School of Teoh. Director 5~2682 S-1316 S.7371 5-3821 8.4288 B-1256 8-6767 8-3617 5-4321 2-1195 8-6755 7~ 5.3721 7 ... 1384 37 ienr7 Willlam Slavick \¥.M.C. Gen Mp. S...7464 44 Al•in 1~· we-.1 Weil Bros. S-7331 66 Henry Wetter, S.r. 495 N. McLeaa S-0158 56 Carl L. Willies 1311 Uni.ad Executi Te 7-3500 Merit 'Badge Colinsel.Qi-e 38 Duane Carr• Dr. 899 MacUaon Ave. 8.3662 26 Gordon A. Paul 728 A'lant1o 4..7447 MEMBERS OF THE SEMINOLE DIVISION 1940 Dr. J.E. Walker fl/ Dr. E.M. Wilkins. Vice-.. Chan. ~Mr. M0 W. Bonner, ~) (/\.~.,,\.·»• "1 tt • t1;'.,,.,2 J \ " (\{~ vilr. w. Alonzo /\/ Dr. H.C. /\/Mr. M.S • \/Mro J.H. Looke V Ml:. '!'. J • B eaucha.mp, • • Field Com•r ~ Vprofo 1 J.L. Buokner,ctVJ·-'~-, Training ·r}Reading 234 Her na.nd.o st. · 556 Scott Ave. 234 Hernando St. Hotel Peabody 807 Walker Ave. 234 Hernando st. 1622 Lauderdale 951 s. Pkway. lo 951 Texa.S Ave. / r ~- Mr• H.C,, Daniels, / , c~ '>'· .. .,,.,· Camping 571 Pollt Atlie,. :/Mr. J.A. DeWa.lt, · -::JAJJ"" Court of Honor 696 Edith Ave. MEMBERS AT LARGl · ·::::.fl''.}"' t/'Mr. C.B. Johnson I_,. :.t'-' - 230 Hernando St. VDr 0 J.J. Raines, ~;)i'7cf.i--u247 No. Main St. /\/ Mr. J.A. McNairy, ' 1 ·'' 957 Ola.ck Pl. /I/ Mr. E.F. Hayes, 699 No. S eoond St~ /V Prof. A. Love, 1100 Miss. Blv•d. ·vDr • O.B. Braithwaite, I 197 Bea.le Ave. vRev. S.A. Owen, . 761 Walker .Ave. NMr. L.o. Swingler, 390i Beale Ave. '-"'Dr. R •. Earl Bland, ) • a~6 145 Bea.le Ave. JV.Atty. A.A~ Latting, ,, 197 Beale Ave. v"' .. Prof. L.C. Sharp, 1*-~f 1495 Felix Ave. 'fProf. M.A. Sloan, I 984 Woodlawn st. v Prof. R.J. Roddy, , . ', Luoy, Tenn. t ~~-· ~~ 365 Beale Ave. ,,, DISTRICT COMM.ISSIONERS ~~- '··: ~ . I '"' I i f.--;.. ·~Mr• Robert Johnson• *· " 1418 Adelaide St. ;V " J.L. Cartwright, 337~F. Dixie. Mall /'/" J.w. Ester, 1074 Shaw Pl. /1/" A.E. Mcintyre, 970 Raymond St. ~~~~~-~A&i~~, =·~• .. ·~-~·~i3r-oo'k"itrs~· 8 b •. ·• .. --~--,_"_ Pr.of. AoB. Bland, 611 Lester St. ~~--~ 3 ( /l@ <j <? S-.4551 4-3782 5-4551 S....7766 3.o>l7ll 5-4551 3"-5244-W. 3- 4651-W 3-283S...J a....3057,, :>-2071-J 8-3891 s-aao4 4-5121 ·-·~· ' ·" IJ • .... ~) i 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. 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1940 Title A name given to the resource 1940 Chickasaw Council Recharter & Annual Report Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink & Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chickasaw Council, BSA Annual Report https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/5c5bc5eb9f16167fb25ffae76cc6bb70.PDF 09c0105b432e26c57f3ba97e91aebb4d PDF Text Text REPORTS OF COMMIT'l,EES . 1941 CHICKASAW COUNCIL Bog Scouts of America MEMPHIS, TENN. I Annual Meeting • December 2, 1941 • Hotel Peabodg �OHICKA.SAW COUNCIL, B. S. A. HTC•, Memphis, Tennessee ME!JIBERS OF TEE EXEJCUT IVE BOARD - 1941 Officers Abe Scharff A. K. Burrow P. A. Clayton Edwin Dalstrom A. B. Waggener P. C, Clarke W. P. Halliday Henry M. Clayton Joe Flanagan F. Mr. Gordon Morris W. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr, Mr. President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Commissioner Field Commissioner Scout Executive Chairmen, Standing Committees Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. ·~fr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr .. Paul L. Day A. D. McWhorter R. G. Ramsay Rodney Baber James Seddon Allen Elmer M. Rios Emile A. Bizot C. Arthur Bruce J. s. Goltman Edwin Dalstrom Ray Loe Defries P. A. Clayton H. w. Slavick Charles M. Crump E. A. Harrold Oran L. Cox A. :B. Friend Joh1J. A. Fogleman Russel Wilkinson L. R. Taylor Activities Awards & Resolutions Camping Civic Relations Constitution & By-Laws Court of Honor Cubbing Finance Health.& Safety Int er-Racial Organization Outfitters Publicity Rea.ding Rural Scouting Rural Scouting Rural Scouting Rural Scouting Senior Scouting Training Members-At-Largo Mr. c. H. Church Ernest C. Ball A, Earle :Bolton Mr. o. K. Earp Edw;:i,rd F. Barry Mr. J. Granville Gatos Lucius E. Burch Mr. A. E. Hohonborg Mr. T. P. Howard Joh..T'l. Cleghorn Jesse Cunningham Mr, w. w. Heiskell Mr. Perry Pipkin Mr. Mr. Mr, Mr. Mr. Mr. John E. Roberts Perry Sellers J, L. Skinner Chester Shields Harry Webb James Wiseman �AWARDS TO MEMBERS OF CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A. INC. FOR DISTI:HGUISBED SERVICE TO BOYHOOD ************* T HE Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. S I L V E R B E A V E .R J, o. Ayres Charles T. McCabe John T. Morgan George P. Phillips John E. Roberts Harry Webb L. R. Forsdick A. D. McWhorter Ben B. Coffey Jr. Walter L. Grey George Wood F. Joe Flanagan R,. G. R;misey Edwin Dalstrom R. Von Steinen C. Arthur Bruce Charles H. Church Joe Hopper T. S. Eliot Henry M. Cla;yton Alvan Tate Jr. 1931 1931 1931 1931 1931 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1935 1936 1936 1937 1937 1938 1938 1939 1939 1940 1940 ************************************ THE SCOUTMASTER' S KEY Mr. Ben B. Coffey Jr. Mr. R. Von Steinen Dr, Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Howard Curl E. K. Leach Joe Hopper Miller Johnson Charles H. Church J. Brady Wiley Russell Peete Charles Cotton J. J. Jones Nod Cantrell Hearn Tidwell 1933 1934 1934 1935 1936 1936 1937 1938 1938 1940 1940 1940 1940 �C 1-J JC j( f\ SJ-\ 'vV C0 U J\1 CJ L, B. S.J-\. 1 J1'1C. J'vl £~1 Pl-l J 57 -r EJ\J J\L Dec. 2, 1941 To the Friends of Scouting: In December of each year the Council stock of what has been accomplished during the preceding twelve months. ta~es Follo'Wing this letter is a brief Report from each Standing Committee of the Council in which is described the major accomplishment s of the Committee for the fiscal year December 1, 1940-November 30, 1941. While these Reports will give you a great they do not fully reflect or information, deal of tho men - our Scouters - who to give enough credit given of their time and freely and have so loyally Program of character Scouting tho effort in carrying building and citizenship training to our boys. To these Scoutcrs belongs the praise for the fine. results achieved~ May I takD this opportunity to express to every Scouter in the Council rrry deep appreciation for tho work done and the sacrifices made for the cause of Scouting, for I believe the men who are training our boys to live the Scout Oath and Law are t:ruly building n strong foundation for tho future of the Nation. SincGroly yours, Jf.~/n~4 Scout Executive �r) c ·p (') h. -r ...;;' J~ .!,,, '- f') ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE In the very beginning of this report your Cammi ttee would like to pay tribute to the Scoutmasters, Assistant Scoutmasters, District Commissioners, Assistant District Commissioners and the Junior Officers of the Troops of the These Counci~ for the fine leadership they have given throughout the year. commends Committee Activities the and leaders have worked hard and faithfully their splendid efforts and accomplisbnont s. We feel they do serve a real vote of thanks for their fine work. Tho eleventh Am1ual Camp Currier Ca.mp-0-Ree was held at Camp Currier noar Eudora, Mississippi on June 6 1 7 and 8. Fifty-Six Troops :participated and there was a total of 1,035 Scouts in CD.mp. Tho events wore: Camping, Patrol Camping, First Aid, Mor.so SignaUing, Scout Rescue, Fire Building. Forestry and Wall Scaling. These events were juclg:id by tho leaders of the Troops entered, and the District t:i.nd Assistant District Com."!lissioners. Their efficiency was splendid. In fact, they did. tho most efficient job of judging that wo have over had. Tho events wore run off in n. highly satisfactory and orderly manner, and we beliovo cv:3rybody had a good time. As is our custom, there wa.s no Fi·rst PrizD or Grand Prizo Award made to any Troop as the winner of the Camp-0-Roe, but the efficiency of all the Troops was recognized. by their achiovemcmts against the stand.ard. Pennants were awarded to all Troops ,,n.10 q_uaJ.ifiod, Forty-Ei&ht of th€: fifty-six Troops won pennants. Thero wGre twelvo Clr1.ss 11 A11 pennants awarded, fourteen class 11 ] 11 , a'1d twenty-two Claes "C 11 • The efficiency of tho Troops this year as compared to 1940 is shown by the fact that twelve Troops won the ClD,ss 11 A11 award o.s compared to ten in 1940, fourteen won Class 11 J3 11 :pennants as cony;iared to seven in 1940 1'1.nd twenty-two won the Class 11 C11 ao compared to twentyeight in 1940. The Judges were very cor.1plimontary of tho fine work of the Troops and wo feel that definite pro gross has boon mado in this event. Your Cor.r!littoc roco1:1mends that the AnnUl:\l Canp-0-Reo and District practices for th0 Ca.r::rp-0-Roo be hold again in 1942. The Advancement ?rogrn.m11 which was carried on from September 24th to December 21st, 1940 wns the sixth of this type of activity to be held in the Council. The use of the 11 Program 11 affords Troop leaders a splendid series of well rotmded ~ctivi tics in Advn.ncemont, Crunping Training, Good Turns, etc. In these events the Troops f\lso competed ago.inst tho stJndard and pennnnts wore awarded to twenty- \ three Troops. We are gln,d to report that ten TroopB won Cla,ss 11 A11 , · throe Troops class 11 ] 11 and ton Troo1)s Class 11 0 11 pennants. 11 Your Committee is now operating 11 The Advancement for 1941 and the results will be known early in Dccombor. Wo rocom.~ond thnt a progrom of this ty.po be promoted in 1942, as we fool it has a definite placo in the progran of tho Council. Progrmn 11 A new event this year was Scout Mobolization Dn;v which Pago 1 �Activities Committee .(Continued) was held at Overton Park on October 25th. Approximately 1,100 Scouts participated in this event which was purely a get~together of the Troops by Districts to play games and have a good time. At this meeting seventy-four new Scouts were recognized., these being Scouts who had. entered Scouting since September 5th. We rE)corrunend that a similar activity be carried. on in 1942 and that it be held in the fall. A new activity this year was the Field Moots for the Scouts outside of Memphis who are a part of Chickasaw Council. The Field Meet for the Scouts of the Ori ttondcn District was held at West Memphis, Arkansas and for the Scouts of the Mississippi District was held at Sn,rdis, Mississippi. Both of those Meets prov~d very enjoyable and their success certainly warra11ts their continuntion next year. During the year there was a District Meeting held in every District in Mcnwhis • At tho so meetings moving pictures wore shown and pep meetings for ca.mp wore hold. There was also a Scout and Scouter Mobilization at Tech High School which was woll attendedt as all of tho Districts participated in it. We recommend thr.,t similar meetings be held in 1942. CAMPING COMMITTEE Camp Currie~, near Eu~ora, Miss. The Annual Council Camp was held at Camp Currier for seven weeks during the past summer with an average attendance of sixtynine Scouts as compared to seventy-one Scouts in 1940. However, in 1940 the Camping period was limited to six weeks. During the :period of June 15th to AU6'USt 10th, 1941, 307 , Scouts spent a total of 491 Scout we9ks at Currier as compared to 233 Scouts who spent a total of 448 Scout weeks at .Camp in 1940, The Camp foe charged was $4,50 per week, the same as for the last several years and tho net loss on the operation of the Camp was $205.78. So far as interest and attendance are concerned tho 1941 season at Camp Currier was good, even though not quite up to last year's all time record, Gain or as will be seon by the figures bolow: Loss as compared to 1940. I&§.§. 1940 GAIN 1941 lW. 553 4,479 3,926 4,462 Scouts attendil'lg Ca.mp Currier 106 653 472 578 11,967 12,800 12,104 Number of Scouter Days 1,364 1,203 1,699 496 Number of Visitors 3,268 3,318 3,422 104 Scoutors attending Camp Currior Number of Scout Days 696 Pago 2 �Camping Committee (Continued) We believe the fine attendance of the Camp can be largely attributed to the swimming pool and water system which was given by Mr. and Mrsw A. K. Burrow in 193·6. Ever since its construction this splendid eq_uipment has been a source of joy and satisfaction to all of the Scouts ru.1d Scouters in the Council. Your Com.~ittee feels that everyone in Chickasaw Council owes a debt of gratitude to Mr. and Mrs. :Burrow for providing these splendid facilities. for not only do the well, pool and bath house afford a great deal of pleasure to the Scouts but they afford a great deal of protection to the health and cleanliness of the boys in Camp, On behalf of all of the Scouts and Scouters, we wish to express our deep and sincere appreciation to Mr. and Mrs. Eurrow for this splendid gift. In 1940 Mrs. :Belle s. Rosenthe.1 generously gave the funds to constru.ct a Health Lodge and Office Euilding in memory of hor son, the late Mr. Mitchel H. Rosenth.c'll, Jr. For tho pa.st two years this Health Lodge has been used and appreciated by tho Scouts and Scoutors of tho Council ,11nd has really filled a long felt want. Wo deeply approciato tho use of this building and tho fine memorial it is to a former Scout:ir who did such outstanding work in Chickasaw Council, as did his fathor before him. This memorial will serve the boys for mc'Uly years to come, a.nd we are very gratoful to Mrs. Rosen U.i.al for this memorial to her Scouter son. W1P KIA KIMA :Dl"EAR HARDY I ABK. Your Committee felt it would not bo wise to try to operate Kamp Kia Kima during 1941 due· to tho heavy financial loss sustained in its previous operation. A careful study was made of the situation and it was felt that the Kanp should be operated by some Scout grou:p rather than for it to lie idlo Tho Eastorn Arkruisas Council of the :Soy Scouts of .A.".lorica, with headquarters at Jonesboro, Arknnsas, was interested in the Kamp ana_ after some negotiations the C:mping Cornni ttce recommended that KN:lp Kia Kina bo rented to tho Eastern Arkansas Council for tho 1941 season. This was done and a fine can:p well attended was conducted by tho Eastern Arkansas Co~ncil. Due to tho fact thn.t they had such a splendid Kar:1p at Kia Kina during tho past SUJ~ser the Eastern Arkansas Council desired to purch~so tho KruJp from Chickasaw Council but duo to the fact that D.n n.groonont as to price could not be renchod there was nothing clone toward tho solo o this property. Scvoral offors wore r.:iade but your Connittee did not foel the :prices offered wore sufficient, hence nothir,g wl"l,s d.one about it a.nd Chickasaw Council still owns Kar.ip Kia Kir.1a. No repairs of any consequence bn,ve boen no.de at Kamp Kia Kia'l for the past sevcrol years fu"'lcl we feel a provision should be nndo to take care of the necessary work in next ycnr' s budget. There are no il:rr:1ocliate repairs necessary but before the Kamp is opor['\,toc. ngain wo feel th<."'..t it should be put in good conditionSomo of the Scout Loaders of tho Council Page 3 �Camping Committee <continued) are very anxious for the Kamp to be operated in 1942 and at the present time there is a special Committee studying the situation with the view of making recommendations to the Camping Commi ttec and tho Executive :Board as to what shall be done next year. C.AM'P D.ANIELS. M:ljlMPHI S, T:li!l'[fh Camp Daniels had a good season in 1941 with ninety-eight Scouts in Camp. During the four weeks it was operated the boys spent a total of 136 Scout weeks as compared. to 156 in 1940. While tho attendance was not as good as last year, the Camp was well conducted. and was a source of plea.sure to all of the boys who were in it. We greatly appreciate the help of 11 Tho Commerical Appeal Camp Fund for which supplied funds su:fficicnt to send fifty underprivileged negro Scouts to Camp for one week. These boys were selected with tho help of The 11 Family Welfare Agency" to whom we arc greatly indebted for fine coo11oration. Both 11 The Commericcl Appeal 11 and. The "Family Welfare :A.gency 11 h..·we helped these less-chance boys for the last three years and we d.o nppreciate tho work they ho.vc done. Boys 11 We arc also ina.ebted to Mr. Ed Da1strom 1 Alonzo Locko, The Ladies AU.Xiliary of Lotter Carriers nnd Mrs. L. E. Brown, whose contributions made it possible for six boys to go to Ca.'Up for one wook. Tho Crunp foe wn.s $3. 00 per week amounted to $74.64. nna. the net operating deficit Du0 to tho f'n.ct thfl,t the Camp buildings arc in good repair there were no major repairs made this yoar with the exception of a cont or to..r which wns placed on the roofs of all th,J Adirondack shacks. ------------------------~-------------- Your Committoo strongly recommends o,nd urges th11t o.. botter and larger Camping ProgrnJ:1 bo c:-lrried through in 1942. We cn.rnostJ.y roq_u.est the help of ovary Scout Lori,dcr towr.i..rd tho end of rn:i.king possible an over increasing numbor of boys in all of our Scout Cnnps. We tire of the opinion th.."tt camping is one of tho gfcA.t est thin[:;s in the life of n. boy and that without a Cn.r:lping ProGrnrl which grows from yoar to ycc,r that we will not give the boys the training which they deserve o.nd which will be of valu.0 to then throughout their lives. CIVIC RELATIOl~S COMMITT::::E Due to tho national cncrgency the Scouts of Chickasaw Council have had the privilege of serving in naey and vo.riod activities over and above their nor:c10.l civic service Q.uring the past year. That they have faithfully curriccl. out thoir i\ssi'.:;nno·nts in connection with these civic enterprises can be rondily soon by readin5 a list of sone of their wajor activities which arc outlined below: Page 4 �Civic Relations Cornmi ttee (Continued) Scouts put 3 1 000 11 Bey Defens~ :Son.ds 11 Stickers on automobiles. Scouts distributed 9,000 small posters 11 Buy Defense Bonds & Stamps" Scouts delivered 350 posters 11:Sey Defense Bonds Rere 11 Negro Scouts delivered 12,000 Defense pamphlets to 60 Negro Churches Scouts delivered 2,500 pamphlets 11 For Defon:se Bey U. s. Savings Bonds" 75 Scouts distributed 750 large posters 11 Buy Dofense Bo:nds & Stamps" 400 Scouts aided in collecting 9,238 pounds of aluminum (Scouts won first, second. an.d third prizes for largest amount of aluminum collected. Total prizes $25.00 which amount was donated by tho Scouts to the United China Relief.) Troop 34 delivered 400 circuln.rs "Fight Infantile Paralysis 11 Troop 26 doliver8d 2,500 blotters for Union Ave. Church of Christ 65 Scouts distributed posters for the American Red Cross 5 Scouts distributed posters for United China Relief 25 Scouts sorted magazines collected by Station WMC for men in tho Army 450 Scouts marched in tho Fire Prevention Weck Parado 1,068 Scouts marched in tho Armistice Day Parado The following served ®.:ring tho Cotton Carnival: 475 Scouts served in tho Parado for the Arrival of tho King and Q,ueen 300 Scouts served in tho Floral Parade 276 Scouts participated in tho Childrons' Parado 1,250 Scouts assisted in tho Grand Parade. Approximately 1,000 Scouts are now engaged in collecting waste paper for National Defense 896 Scouts ushered in five Southwestern football games 75 Soouts ushered ~t Mew Festival at CrUJnp Stadium 15 Sea Scouts ushorod nt Navy Dey Progrrun at Gerber's 25 Scouts ushered at Miss. Stnto Tennis Tournament 350 Scouts marched in Clean· Up..,.J?aint Up...Fix Up Parado 35 Scouts ushered for United Service Organi~~tion 40 Scouts in Emergency Service Corps wore on duty in First Aid St~tion for Jr. Chambor of Commerce .Air Show. 700 532 39 64 6 May we suggest that you consider the thousands of hours of service these boys have given in doing the things listed above. And there are ma..~y more events in which they participated which are not listed~ We know that our Scouts have done a really good job, and we cormnend them for carrying out their jobs as true Scouts. Scouts are taught to "Do A Good Turn Dai ly 11 • When they render civic service we believe they are receiving basic training in good citizenship. This training~ while val1:iable to the connnunity, is even more valuable to the boys and we sincerely recominend that the Scouts of the Council be given every- opportunity to expand their service in doing civic ~ 1 Good Tu.rns 11 in the coming year. ·:we recommend that no'!( only are the Scouts given every opportunity to serve when callod on, but that a program of service n.ctivities be planned and carried through in 1942. Page 5 �COURT OF HONOR During the fiscal year, which ended December 1st, the Scouts of Chickasaw Council were awarded the largest number of Merit Badges in the history of the Council, which was organized in 1916. We regret to report that in advancement in rank there was a loss (as compared to last year) in First Class Scouts, Star Scouts, Life Scouts. But we are proud of the fact that in the highest rank, that of Eagle Scout, there were awarded the largest number of Eagle Baa.ges in our history, in fact, more ~ -4." than double the number won in 1940. All of us have a right ~.\\j'\j? to be proud of the work of tho so boys who have won this :Badge, ~1Srfor thay deserve a lot of credit. We invite your attention •1,,,;p•'' to the figures below which show a comparison of the number of <LU awards made in 1939, 1940,1941: --r r First Cl ess Badges Merit Badges Star Badges Life :Badges Eagle Badges rn 1939 194Q 241 2,680 154 71 288 201 2,800 180 2,954 152 93 88 20 20. 44 GAIN LOSS 87 154 28 5 24 A high standard of work has been maintained and the boys have done well. But we feel there is much to be done in training Merit Badge Counselors and in recruiting more Counselors to aid the Scouts. f- For 1941 we recommend that groat offort bo ma.de tow~rd this end and toward recruiting more men to serve on tho Court of Honor. Your Chairman wishes to acknowledge his appreciation of the fine cooperfl.tion of tho Vice-Chairmen o.nd Members of the District Courts of Honor. Tho success of the Merit Badge Progrnm is duo to tho loyalty of those Scouters who have so fn.i thf'u.lly carried out their duties and who hc·wc made it :possible for tho Sccuts to hav0 tho advnntaees .of this pre-vocational training. CUBBING COMMITTEE The Cubbing program of the Council during 1941 showed increased activities in every field under excellent leadership. Like Scouting, Cubbing is a leisure-time program for boys with character building and citizenship training as its aim and purpose. Cubbing is a home-centered program and thereby brings the boy 1:1.nd his parents closer together through cooperation and direction under a play-learn program. It is designed for boys 9 to 12 years of age. Every day there are increasing numbers of boys graduating from Cubbing into full-fledged Boy Scouts. During tho past twelve months five new Cub Packs have boon organized under tho sponsorship of institutions which also sponsor Scout Troops. The comparative figures on Cub Membership for the 12 months ?' f.!~. /~ ~./(.( ~ ·¥if\~ ~l \ ·'·>··W· '! tf/~ -~~.\ · ;W);;~f ~ \ ·. · , ~ a-...,!'\ ~'4/ ~~, !l '}· ,J \~l .;, , "'\..)( ~ ')~' J~!~'}).' ~ -..,__.. .:. I Page 6 �Cubbing Committee (Continued) ending December 1, 1941 are as follows: Cubs Packs li4.Q. 1941 318 14 403 85 4 18 The_)1mual Cub Picnic held in August at Overton Park was a. h1~:;h success with more than 250 Cubs anrl pru.·ents pe,rtfoipating~ The spirit and onthus7.asm of tho entire progra.'U was overwhelming with awards going to all wiru1orso 1'hc3 Picnic has o stablishoa. it solf as tho out stnr,ding ovont of the year for Cu"bM.ng ana. the 1942 Cub Picnic should be even c;rcator. April 1941 "blGw in a fine Ki to Derby ,,V"hich indicatea. over incree,sing cooporation between Cubs and their parents f:ro:rr. the humbor anc" size and novelty cff the kites flown. A big tim0 was enjoyed by a lo,rgo delegation of Cubs, Cub Lenders ana. parents. We i)rGdict our 1942 Kite Derby will be even better than this year 1 s success. Tho Cub Leaders t Rotmd Table became fwly orgm1izod . in 1941, hn:vin.g drawn.and approved its resolutions and by-laws l.'J,nd el.:ctcd its officers. ]ig plans arc in tho m~kinG for tho Round Table 1 s 1942 sessions. \ @r\ ~~~- '~ ?,\ '-.._~ N:,:.. '$ '0'- \'V ' 'f:f\(f),n0,;J I l ~~~ .;5,/l FINANCE COMMITTEE The Finance Committee conducted by the Council in 1941 was the best we have ever had, with a total of $~0,061.66 raised in cash and pledges. The actual figures are as follows: t;-~~/_'._ Jcash (White) ?,lodges (Wh:i.te) TOTAL (Whi to) $24,060.67 3, 338.57 Cash (Hegro) Pledges (Negro) TorAL (Negro) $ $27, 399. 24 1,646.28 1. 016.14 TorAL CASH J-i.l\fD PLEDGES 2.662.42 • • • • • • $30,061.66 Youx Committee wants to tako this opportunity to again thank each and every person who cont ribu.ted to tho support of the Council and to thank tho CampaiF:,n Workers who did. such a fine pioco of work in raising the largest amo;nt of cash in tho history of tho Council in tho last Cn.mpai~n. Without the help of our good friends who contribute nnd work, the necessary funds for tho Scouting Program could not bo raised and the training of our boys. would suffor. We do appreciate wh""t has been so faithfully done by so mony people in order that this program of character building F.l,nd citizenship training may continue to progross each year. Tho nooks of tho Cou...'lcil ~md of the throe camps hme boon audited by Poat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co., o.nd wore found to bo correct. age �Finance Committee (Continued) We es1)ecially invite your attention to the fact that Chickasaw Council is entirely free of debt. We believe this statement will be as gratifying to our frien/is as it is to us. It has been the :policy of the Council for a number of years to spend only when funds were available and we .reconunend the continuation of this policy. During tho year two bequests wero made to tho Council. In tho will of Mrs. Elizabeth B. Currier, who died in Genova, Switzerland, $5,000.00 was boq_ueathod to thG Council. Duo to difficulties with tbe Swiss Government tho administrator of Mrs. Curriorts estate has not boon able to carry out the provisions of tho will, but we hope those difficulties will soon be cleared U.1?• For many years Mrs. Cur-rior contribu'l;ed :nost generously to Scouting. In 1925 she gave the first thousand nollars toward the purchase of tho land for Camp Ci.u·ricr, which is !k'lmod for hor ~msband., the late Mr. Charles C. Currier. She also provided funds for tho building of tho dam which impounds tho water of tho lol·rn at camp; for tho building of the Moss Hall, and. for other irrrprovemont s. We will alwr:tys remember and appreciate her generosity. In tho will of Mrs. Emma. Denio Voorhies, who died in Memphis, $5,000.00 was bequeathed to tho Council to bo used in advancing tho prograin of Scouting in our area. Pcyment of this amount ha,s boon mac. o by tho Executor, of the estate and tho m<rncy is now on deposit. Wo will nlwP,j"S appreciate Mrs. Voorhiosl generosity in assisting the Council to carry on its work with and for tho benefit of our boys. It is proposed that a Trust Fund be stf'..!'tod with tho funds provided in these ti:.ro beq_uest s. Mr. Irving Berlin, Author of 11 God Bless America", has generously given nll of the proceeds of tho royalties from this song to tho Boy Scouts of Anerica. and tho Girl Scouts. The Nationa:!,. Council sot up a Board of Trustees to handle this money and to allocate it to the various Local Councils. At tho An.nu.'i,l Mooting in 1940 an application was made to tho Trustees for funds to pay tho s..alar~r of an Assistant Scout Executive to worlr with undor...privilogcd boys oJ~clusivcly. Tho Trustees approved tho Council 1 s application and since Juno 1941 we have hr.td the fine services of an additional Assistant Executive. Your Cor!lnittee is very grateful for this help because of tho vital nocossi ty of helping tho loss-chance boys of Memphis. Many of these boys n.re now receiving tho benefits and training which Scouting affords--without the financial assistance provided by Mr. Berlin these boys would not now be on tho Scouting Trail to good citizenship. We deeply appreciate tho gift of Mr. Borlin and tho allocation of tho funds by the Trustees. HEALTH & SAFljTY COMMI TTE:C This Conmi ttco is gratified. to report that tho Health and Safety Recorc1 of our Scouts during 1941 has bo0n excellent. Thero wore no broken bones or other serious injuries suffered by SO.outs with the single exception of one boy who was bitten by a snake while walking along a road. This Scout rccovorod conplotcly in a short tine and suffered no permanent ill-effects Page 8 �I Health & Safety Committee (Continued) from the wound. This splendid record is a real tribute to the fine leadership of our Scout Leaders and we commend and congratulat e them on the fine work they are doing in providing safe activities and camping for the boys of this Council. Hund.rods of Scouts have participate d in activities, parades, games, Camp-0-Rees , etc., during the year and we a.re proud of the work of the boys and their leaders in llk'lking such a splendid safety record. Safety through skill is a fine thing to teach boys and we feel that our Scoutmaster s, Assistant Scoutmfl.ster s, Camp Staff Members and others have done 1:1. rc['.lly fine and constructiv e piece of work in mo.king the above record possible. INTER-RA.CI.AL COMMITTEE Your Committee's work is confined solely to Negro Scouts and is handled through a sub-council kno,'1"'!1 as the Seminole Division of Chickasaw Council. All of the officer and members of the Seminole Division, including the Assistant Scout Executive, are Negroes. During the year ending Nov. 30, 1941 there were 14 new Troops organized and 8 Troops were dropped from the rolls. There are now 43 Troops, a not gain of 6 Troops in the Division over the previous year. There. are 623 Scouts as compared to 605 Scouts in 1940, a gain of 18 Scouts. There are 5 Cub Packs with 55 Cubs on tho rolls. This is a gain of 1 Pack and 9 Cubs. The camping program at Camp Daniels was excellent oven though there were not ~uito as many Scouts in camp this year as last. The records show that 98 Scouts spent a total of 136 Scout weeks at Daniels as compared with· 109 Scouts who spent 156 Scout Weeks there in 1940. The camp fee charged was the same as last year, $3.00 por week, and tho net opera.ting deficit was $74.64 for tho four weeks season. Due to the good conditions of tho buildings and equipment vory little repairs wore necessary this year, tho p*incipal expense being the cost of pu.tting tar on t.he roofs of all of the Adirondack shn.cks. They nre now b. good shape, and wo consider it one of' tho bost camps for Negro Scouts in tho Nation We arc proud of tho work of tho Negro Scouts in doing civic good turns this year. Due to the nationnl emergency a great mal\Y calls have boon made on them ana_ they have responded willingly anr1 have done their jobs well. They collected about 750 pounds of aluminum in the drive for this metal; they distributed 6,000 pamphlets for tho Sholb~r County Tuberculosi s Society and they distributed 12, 000 pri,mphlots on national do.fense for the Government. They have also participate d in parades, church events a.~d oth0r activities and arc to be commended for their accomplishm ents. During the yonr tho advancement in rank and tho award of Merit Badges to Negrc Scouts was indeed poor. Only l Scout ~dvancod to First Cl<.1.ss Rank !'age 9 �~nter-Racial Committee (Continued) and only 1 Star :Badge was awarded. No Life or Eagle J3adges were won. Your Committee feels that one of the greatest problems in the Council today is to devise ways and means to help these boys to advance in rank, for we find the great majority of them never advance beyond the Tenderfoot rank. Therefore, they miss the splendid training and the real fun in Scouting through failure to _got into tho higher ranks of the Movement. And they do not take part in tho Merit Badge Program, which is such a help to boys in pre-vocational training. This is shown by the fa.ct that only 27 Merit Badges were awarded during the whole year. We certainly are not proud. of the record of these Scouts so far as advancement is conc0rned and we urge thc."1.t every effort be made in helping these boys to get more trcl.ning through advancement in rank nnd in working for Merit Badges. We invite your help toward th;i.s end. In the Finance CDJUpaign of tho Council in 1941 the Seminole Division turned in $1,646~28 in cnsh and $1,016.14 in pledges for a total of $2,662.42. This is a loss of $121.53 as compared to last yetw. We wont to thank all of the lfogro Scoutors and Campt1.ign Workers for their fine help in this Campaign. We feel that our Negro work is mo.king some progress but that especial emphasis must be put on ndvanco~ent for 1942. ORGAiU ZAT I 01-T COMMITTEE In the spring of 1941 tho Council received the Walter W. Head Acorn Award for reaching tho objectives it set for itself in total number of Scouts, Troops, Cubs, Packs for tho year 1940, this being the third con~ .socutivc yonr tho Council has won this fine Award. We feel thnt you aro as proud of this trophy as we o.ro, for every Scout and Scouter in Chickasaw Council has a right to feel a real satisfaction in receiving this recognition from tho National President of tho :Soy Scouts of Amoricn, Mr. Walter W. Head of St. Louis. Your Cor:i:mittoo is now working hard. to organize enough new Units and to recruit sufficient Scouts to win the Awn.rd for tho fourth consecutive time and we hope the results will be successful. But it will take a real effort on the part of every Scout and Cub Loader for the Council to recei vo this rocogni ti on. Your help is earnt:lstly requested in recruiting these Scouts and Cubs. Another ir~ontivc for an enlarged ncnbership is that Dr. James E. West, Chief Scout Exe cut i vc, has made a personal appeal to all Scouters, and particularly to Scoutl1k'1.sters n.nd. Cubm..'"l.stors, to 11 Recrui t at lon.st one addit ion~l boy in every Scout Patrol and in every Cub Den before Deccnbor 31st, as n patriotic service. 11 To all Scout ors Dr. Wost says, 11 Rogard.less of your rel1.1,tionslfrp to Scout int:, suggest to your Scout Executive a. place where a new Troop o; Pack aight be organizod. 11 Thero is no douJJt but that in this period of onergoncy tho nore trci.nod Scouts who arq ready for service the bettor will be nany jobs done. This is cspecin.lly true in the collection of �Orgnnization Committee (Continued) aluminum, paper, etc., in which Scouts ho.ve played and are playing important ports in assisting in National Defense. That boys want to be Scouts is well illustrated by the Eoy-Fact Survey recently conducted in the City nnd County Schools in which it was found thnt 1,954 boys who are not Scouts want to be Scouts. We are doing our level best to plnce these boys in the various Troops. Du.ring the past yet'tr 8 Troops of White Scouts and 14 Troops of Jfogro Scouts woro organized. Wo rogrot to report that during the year 5 Troops of White Scouts, 1 White Cub Pack and 8 Troops of Negro Scouts were dropped from the rolls. We are glaO. to report the Council now has the largest membership in its 25 year history with 3,307 beys cnrollc~. Below is a comparison of the membership for the past tri.rco years: White Scouts Mogro Scouts TOT.AL SCOUTS ••••••••• 2,090 White Troops Negro Troops TOTAL TROOPS ••••••••• 85 34 White Cubs Negro Cubs TOT.AL CUBS••••••••••• White Cub Packs Negro Cub Packs TOT.A.L CUB PAC.KS ••••• 5§;1 2,651 2,197 605 2,802 2,291 2,914 -a.. 112 92 62~ 94 37 129 98 43 6 __§_ 141 12 95 )27 272 338 46 55 66 _L 132 318 393 75 4 10 4 14 14 5 19 4 2 119 6 -- -1..... 5 During the past yenr '"e have had more changes in our leadership personnel than over before, this being duo to tho national emergency n.nd because so many of our men have boon trnnsforrod to othor cities by their employers. A number of our leaders have volunteered for military and naval seririce and many have been called to the colors. So far, 52 Scoutmasters, Oubmasters, Assistant Scoutmasters, District Commissioner, Assista...YJ.t District Commis•. sioners have joined tho armed forces of the United States and one Assistant Scoutmaster joined the Royal Air Force. We are very proud of the fine record these Scouters have made. Two of those leaders have l!k~do tho supremo sncrifico; Lt~ Herndon Homer, U. s. Army, former Scoutmaster of Troop 3S, who was killed in an automobile accident in Georgia; Lt. :Billy Drivor, R. A. F., former Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 91, who was killed in a plane crash in England. !n spite of tho t orrific losses in man-power the Council has made progress in serving boys and in giving them the benefits of tho rich progrnm of Scouting. In this connection we want to express our sincere appreciation of tho fine work which has boon done by tho new leaders in tho Council Page 11 �qrga.nization Corrµnittoo (Continued) those men who hav-e stepped into the breach and who have made it possible for the Packs, Troops, Ships to carry on. Without these men the boys would have been deprived of Scouting in m,'lny ins ta.noes -- with them, and our other good leaders, they arc marching along the trail which leads to good citizenship. OUTFITTERS' COMMITTEE The three official Eoy Scout Outfitters in Memphis are J. Goldsmith Co.;. Phil A. Halle; Lowenstein•s. During the year the stockG of Scout uniforms, supplies and o~uipmont carried by those outfitters have boon inspected by the Committee members and wore fo'l).!ld to be ade~uate. A representative of the National Supply Department also inspected the stocks nnd made a vo·ry favorable ro:port on them. & Sons We particularly commend these firms for their displays of merchandise and for tho publicity they have given in their show windows and in the newsp~pers to Scouting. ~ach week they have c~rriod an advertisement in 11 Thc Pross-Scimitar", this ndvortisemont usually being pla.ced near tho quartor-pnge :known as "Tho Scout Pross Scimit ar 11 • They have worked with and for tho Council and we greatly approciato their help. They have also helped in other w~s - po.rticularly by sending to each Scout nnd Scouter in tho Council a 'Christmas ]'older showing the Scout equipment, etc., \lhich was available at their stores. Tho National Council furnishod tho folders but the three local outfitters paid for tho addressing, postage nnd rond.ling of about 4,000 pieces of mail. Cooperation of this kind is a roo.l benefit to the cause of Scouting and pays large dividends. For 1942 wo recorunond tho outfi ttors continue to display tho official equipment, uniforms, etc., as they have in tho past, for they are making a real contribution to the Movement by keeping in stock and effectively displaying tho r:ia.ny things which Scouts use. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Tho Council is deeply indebted to "The Press Scimitar" which for mnny years has publishGd a quartor-pD.ge each wook known as 11 Tho Scout Press Scimi tar 11 • This is an extremely valuablE:i aid in informing the Scouts and Scouters of Council activities, Courts of Honor, Cnnp-0-Rcos, etc., and it is widely rc.;cd. In adcli ti on, tho columns of tho paper hn.vo o,lways boon open to Scout news of all kinds. We arc especially indebted to "The Pross Scinitar 11 for tho fine publicity given to tho Council's Finance Crunpaign, and we do apprecin.to it. Commercial Appeal 11 has boen very generous in printing Scout news and has cooperated to the fullest extent in publicizing tho various activities. During the Finance Car.rpaign 11 Tho Cor.irJ,;rical Appoa1 11 helped greatly throuch r>ropcr tining of nows which had a great deal to do with the success of the Car.1paic;:1. ThroUi;hout tho year this po.per has boon helpful to the Scout Movonont n...ri.cl we wo.nt to ex:pross our a1~rcciation for tho fine sup:port 11 Thc Page 12 �Publicity Coromtttee (Continued) '. : they have given. Your Committee has always found the radio stations of Memphis willing and ready to give freely of time on the air in broadcasting Scouting events. We want to take this opportunity to thank Stations W M C, W M P S, W R E C, WH B ~ not only for the programs presented but also for the work done by their staffs in :preparing script and. carrying out tho programs. ThiS greatly increased and helped the effectiveness bf the pro~rruns, not to mention the fact that without their help these programs would not bLivo boon possible. Tho Council and your Committee is indeed indebted to these Stations for their many contributions. Wo D,ro indebted. to the Standard Printing & Supply Co., for printing 20,000 Finance Campaign pledge cards nnd. other printed ma.torio.1; to Latsch &Arnold, Inc., for printing; to the Grcll.arn. Paper Co., for their con... tributions of paper for use in all of tho above. Those firms have been liberal to Chickasaw Council in making contributions to Scouting and we do appreciate what they have done. We want to thank the officio.l outfitters, J. Golds mi th & Sons Co., Phil A. Hallo, Lowcnsteir..t s for their excellent window displo.ys during Boy Scout Week. REA.DUTG COMMITTEE This magazine costs but 6i¢ per month and we conaid.or it one of the best investments which can be made for a boy. Seventy-five cents per year is a small amount whon the values of good reading are considered and all of us should encourage our Scouts to develop good habits in their ron.ding. · .. May we suggest that 11 BOYS' LIF'E 11 is a Christmas present which most any boy would enjoy. Tho sale of this mag~zinc is not confined to Scouts but is open to all. Your Scoutmaster or Scout Headquarters will be glad to arrange for tho subscriptions to go to any boys to whom you would have it sent as a pro sent. Your Committee fools that 11::Soys • Lifc 11 is the best answer they h-'J.Vo found so fnr to combat 11 trash 11 read.irJ€. A co.sual glance at any newsstand sho1-rs there is plenty of material av ml.able which, while interesting tho boy, will cortainly do him no good, to say the lea.st. 11:Boys t Lifc 1t is filled with adventure stories which arc clean and wholesome - there arc D,rticles on building n strong body - games, pictures, etc., which will do much to lend a boy's thinking in tho right che.nnel nnd to divert his mind from 11 trnshy thrillcrs 11 • With this in mind your Reading Committee is determined to push t o officir.»l Sc ut · n~· ffia""llZinc into tho fore-·round as much as possible cmd to Page 13 �Reading Committee (Continued) recom.~end to all p~rents and Scout Loaders that they help in this endeavor. Your Cor.1Jnittce further recommends that tho pleasure and value to be derived from reacting good books and maga.zinoi be enphasized. Parents as well as Scout Leaders can assist in this program by nal~ing good literature available to the Scouts and by encouraging them to read. In the Troops int orost in read.i1:~ can be advanced. by personal contact, questionnaires, contests, gi vine; books as prizes and na.'rl.y other wo.ys. Scouts should bo Given full information regarding the public library syster:i. The estnblishnont of Troop libr[1,rios supplied with interesting books as well as Morit B11c1c;o Pamphlets will not only tend to cron.to n.n interest in roac1ing but [1,lso ·will aic\. :·.k'\tcrin.lly in tho advanccr.:ont pro3:rrun. RURAL SCOUUNG COMMITTEE Outside of the City Limits of Memphis thcro n.ro now 21 Troops of White Scouts an(1 6 Troops of Ncr;ro Scouts, a totn.l 27, which is a gain of 1 Troop as conpn.rod to last year. Of these Troops thoro arc 18 in Tonnossoe, 6 in Mis sissi:ppi, 3 in Arka"l.sa.s, We fcol thero shoula. be no re Troops in tho rural sections of our Council, and wo rocor:rrjond that in 1942 additiolli~l stress be laid on c;ottiri.{; Sco·utin,..:~ to r:1oro boys outside of Mor..1phis, Thero a.re thousa.m1s of boys of Scout ac~o in the 4i counties in our Council and a ercat najori ty of these boys want ancl. need Scout inc;. Thero a.re sovora.l new Troops now in process of organizntion anc1 we strongly rocor:u:1Emc1 that acl.cU tional Troops be organized just o,.s rapicUy as tho proper leadership can b c found nnc1 trained. SWIOR SCOUTING COMMITTEE Senior Scoutinc; has nl'.'l.cle its croatest step forward during tho past year. This is shown by tho fact tha.t wo now have 4 good ships of Sea Scouts, tho s. s. s. 11 Idlewilc1 11 , tho s. s. s, ":Bonito. 11 , tho S, s. S .• 11 :Bellovne 11 , tho S. s. s. 11 Dolphin 11 • In tl;lcso Ships there arc ?4 Seo. Scouts us cor.1pn.rcd to 42 in 1940. We are indeed proucl of tho work of those young non anc~ the real · por0ross they nro nnkinc. They arc greatly intorcstod in this proGrar:t anc1 arc to be cor.ncndod for their activities. Duo to the fact that tho 47' cruiser 11 Mctlphisll has boon up for repairs for a consiclorn.blo portion of tho year tho Sea -... Scouts dicl not na.ko their annual cruise to New Orleans this ( ,,- \..J .~ ye."..r. But tho Scouts have nadc a considerable nu:ibcr of week , ' 0 1 end trips up the Mississippi n.nd have enjoyed this training 11 11 · "":..fJT--\-';;_! i:i::10:1soly. Part of the tine tho Monphis wa.s out of con:mssion cn.n be charged to tho present cnor~oncy which is af- !N~Jl~··t;\ ~;,p~ )\-.;;.tS~;,:-~~ foctinG all of us. When tho not or broke d01vn the pa.rts could ~\ not bo purclmsod for sono woolrn n.ncL we thour:ht fer r.. tine that all. at purohc,sod be not could the ilcw pnrts \J cb~t· Tho Soa Scouts have put in r.iany hours of work in repairi!li; ancl uaintinc the 11 Mor.1phis 11 ancl it is now in tho best cond.ition Paco 14 . .', •• -¥- �~onior Scouting Cor:lT.'littee (Continued) it has been in for nany nonths. We want to express our thanks for the fine contribution of tho Gola. Battery Service which has kept the batteries on tho 11 Menphis 11 charGod at all tines. at no expense to the Council. This is a real help, and wo do appreciate it. Tho Cou."1cil now has seven Explorer Pn.trols and we look forward to several new Patrols in the nen.r future. The Er.1orgency Service Corps of Chickasaw Council has ·Doon or 1:;anizcd within the :past fow r.1onths on the 'basis of f·ully trainini:; a Group of twelve Senior Scouts as a noclcus around which tho Council Corps will be forned. Thi~ t;roup has been trained in advanced First Ai cl, Radio Corr:n:mication and Cocle Sitsnalling. This ol'ir.;inal (:;roUJl has boon contactinr~ other Troops throughout Monphis anc1• hn.s succeeded in starting seven new Troops in Er:iergency Sorvico Corps traininc;. The Council has 1)0en diviclod into five sections with each section havinG its own trri.ininr.~ coursos anc1 le:idersh;i.p, but sot up in such a way that the conplete Corps of Chicka.sa.w Council CM function :l"',s a unit. The Enorgoncy Service Coprs toc1..ny includes forty-nine Sq-outs and plans ar0 now foraGd to more than triple this nunbar within a comparatively short period of tine. While tho Senior Scouts of tho Council have had noro social functions this year thnn ovor before wo still :r.<ecomr.10nc'\. that ac'ldi tional parties and social events be r.iro::iotocl throughout the cor.1inc; yonr, for we believe those affairs appoai to young nen anc1. will serve to keep then affi liatocl with tho Moven8nt for a lonGer period. TRAINI!Q:.. COMMI'l~ ~~~:.- With an ever-increasin, ; realization that the training of leaders is one of the most import0nt needs in the successful operation of our Scout Troops, C·u:b PacJ::s and Senior Units, the Training Committee has placecl a great a_eal of emphasis on its li"rogram during the past year. We have t.ried to make the courses G.Vailable to all loaders and. to conduct the courses which arc most needed.. - ...,...,...... .... ~'? ~~-.,......,-- __ _ Your Chair:mn.n wishes to take this opportunity to thank the (o Instructors and Staff' Members who have served so faithfully and '1 ~ well in these training schools. Without their help we could not [\ have ma.de the progress as reflected in the report below; · ra._1-f ~ ~~Tit(). :;::.'-V-2~ L~~\ --~--------------~-Cl Page 15 �Trainin,<£ Commi ttce (Continued) NO.PERSONS ATTE11DING Unit Unit· Unit Unit Unit Unit 1, Elei;ients of Sea Scout Leadership, Part II 1, Elemen'.;s of Scout Lead.er ship, Part I 1, Elements of Scout Leadership, Part II 1, Elements of Scout Leadershi~, Part III 3, Health & Safety 4, Principles of Scout & Cub Leadership, Part I Unit 4, Principles of Scout & Cub Leadership, Pa.rt II Unit 5, Specialization 6uurses Emergency Service Trainers in Troop Camping Troop Roportor• s (Scouts) Introduction to Scouting CERTIFICATES ISSUED 19 17 7 7 27 15 .2 27 2 24 15 4 118 10 27 5 65 14 51 37 4 50 In addition to the abovo courses there were three training schools conctucted by Region 5 at Camp Currier during the past year. Those were Camp Director• s Course, Emergency Service Course, Tre.ining in Troop Camping. There were 83 Scouters tsking advantage of those courses and we greatly appreciate the opportunity of having Scouters from other parts of the Region with us at Camp Currier. ~he Training Committee feels that its weakest point in carrying out the program of leadership training is in not being able to roach tho new or inox:poricmcod Scoutmo,sters and. .Assistant Scoutmasters. We strongly recon111end. that the Training Program be tied in with the Publicity e.nd the Organization Committeos in an effort to get untrained. Scout Load.ors to take adva.11tage of the various courses. This is ospecin1ly imr)o:rtant in view of the exceptionally large turn o\•er in man-power duo to the na.tionn.l emergency. For 1942 we rccomr.iend Training, more Training and STILL MORE TRAINING. THE SCOUT OATH On my honor I will do my best-To do ny duty to God and. my cou.~trJ, and to obey the Scout Law. To help other people at all times. To keep myself physically strong, nentally awake, and nor ally straight. Po,ge 16 � 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 I REPORTS OF COMMIT'l,EES . 1941 CHICKASAW COUNCIL Bog Scouts of America MEMPHIS, TENN. Annual Meeting • December 2, 1941 • Hotel Peabodg Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr .. OHICKA.SAW COUNCIL, B. S. A. HTC•, Memphis, Tennessee ME!JIBERS OF TEE EXEJCUT IVE BOARD - 1941 Mr. Abe Scharff Mr. A. K. Burrow Mr. P. A. Clayton Mr. Edwin Dalstrom Mr. A. B. Waggener Mr. P. C, Clarke Mr, W. P. Halliday Mr. Henry M. Clayton Mr. F. Joe Flanagan Mr. W. Gordon Morris Officers President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Commissioner Field Commissioner Scout Executive Chairmen, Standing Committees Mr. Paul L. Day Mr. A. D. McWhorter Mr. R. G. Ramsay Mr. Rodney Baber ·~fr. James Seddon Allen Mr. Elmer M. Rios Mr. Emile A. Bizot Mr. C. Arthur Bruce Dr. J. s. Goltman Mr. Edwin Dalstrom Mr. Ray Loe Defries Mr. P. A. Clayton Mr. H. w. Slavick Mr. Charles M. Crump Mr. E. A. Harrold Mr. Oran L. Cox Mr. A. :B. Friend Mr. Joh1J. A. Fogleman Mr. Russel Wilkinson Mr. L. R. Taylor Members-At-Largo Ernest C. Ball Mr. c. H. Church A, Earle :Bolton Mr. o. K. Earp Activities Awards & Resolutions Camping Civic Relations Constitution & By-Laws Court of Honor Cubbing Finance Health.& Safety Int er-Racial Organization Outfitters Publicity Rea.ding Rural Scouting Rural Scouting Rural Scouting Rural Scouting Senior Scouting Training Mr. John E. Roberts Mr. Perry Sellers Edw;:i,rd F. Barry Mr. J. Granville Gatos Mr, J, L. Skinner Lucius E. Burch Mr. A. E. Hohonborg Mr. Chester Shields Joh..T'l. Cleghorn Mr. T. P. Howard Mr. Harry Webb Jesse Cunningham Mr, w. w. Heiskell Mr. James Wiseman Mr. Perry Pipkin AWARDS TO MEMBERS OF CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A. INC. FOR DISTI:HGUISBED SERVICE TO BOYHOOD ************* T H E S I L V E R B E A V E .R Dr. J, o. Ayres 1931 Mr. Charles T. McCabe 1931 Mr. John T. Morgan 1931 Mr. George P. Phillips 1931 Mr. John E. Roberts 1931 Mr. Harry Webb 1931 Mr. L. R. Forsdick 1932 Mr. A. D. McWhorter 1933 Mr. Ben B. Coffey Jr. 1934 Mr. Walter L. Grey 1935 Mr. George Wood 1935 Mr. F. Joe Flanagan 1936 Mr. R,. G. R;misey 1936 Mr. Edwin Dalstrom 1937 Mr. R. Von Steinen 1937 Mr. C. Arthur Bruce 1938 Mr. Charles H. Church 1938 Mr. Joe Hopper 1939 Dr. T. S. Eliot 1939 Mr. Henry M. Cla;yton 1940 Mr. Alvan Tate Jr. 1940 ************************************ THE SCOUTMASTER' S KEY Mr. Ben B. Coffey Jr. 1933 Mr. R. Von Steinen 1934 Dr, Howard Curl 1934 Mr. E. K. Leach 1935 Mr. Joe Hopper 1936 Mr. Miller Johnson 1936 Mr. Charles H. Church 1937 Mr. J. Brady Wiley 1938 Mr. Russell Peete 1938 Mr. Charles Cotton 1940 Mr. J. J. Jones 1940 Mr. Nod Cantrell 1940 Mr. Hearn Tidwell 1940 C 1-J JC j( f\ SJ-\ 'vV C 0 U J\1 CJ L, B. S.J-\. 1 J 1'1C. J'vl £~1 P l-l J 57 -r E J\J J\L Dec. 2, 1941 To the Friends of Scouting: In December of each year the Council ta~es stock of what has been accomplished during the preceding twelve months. Follo'Wing this letter is a brief Report from each Standing Committee of the Council in which is described the major accomplishments of the Committee for the fiscal year December 1, 1940-November 30, 1941. While these Reports will give you a great deal of information, they do not fully reflect or give enough credit to tho men - our Scouters - who have so loyally and freely given of their time and effort in carrying tho Scouting Program of character building and citizenship training to our boys. To these Scoutcrs belongs the praise for the fine. results achieved~ May I takD this opportunity to express to every Scouter in the Council rrry deep appreciation for tho work done and the sacrifices made for the cause of Scouting, for I believe the men who are training our boys to live the Scout Oath and Law are t:ruly building n strong foundation for tho future of the Nation. SincGroly yours, Jf.~/n~4 Scout Executive r) c ·p (') f') -r ' J~ .!,,, '- h. ...;; ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE In the very beginning of this report your Cammi ttee would like to pay tribute to the Scoutmasters, Assistant Scoutmasters, District Commissioners, Assistant District Commissioners and the Junior Officers of the Troops of the Counci~ for the fine leadership they have given throughout the year. These leaders have worked hard and faithfully and the Activities Committee commends their splendid efforts and accomplisbnont s. We feel they do serve a real vote of thanks for their fine work. Tho eleventh Am1ual Camp Currier Ca.mp-0-Ree was held at Camp Currier noar Eudora, Mississippi on June 6 1 7 and 8. Fifty-Six Troops :participated and there was a total of 1,035 Scouts in CD.mp. Tho events wore: Camping, Patrol Camping, First Aid, Mor.so SignaUing, Scout Rescue, Fire Building. Forestry and Wall Scaling. These events were juclg:id by tho leaders of the Troops entered, and the District t:i.nd Assistant District Com."!lissioners. Their efficiency was splendid. In fact, they did. tho most efficient job of judging that wo have over had. Tho events wore run off in n. highly satisfactory and orderly manner, and we beliovo cv:3rybody had a good time. As is our custom, there wa.s no Fi·rst PrizD or Grand Prizo Award made to any Troop as the winner of the Camp-0-Roe, but the efficiency of all the Troops was recognized. by their achiovemcmts against the stand.ard. Pennants were awarded to all Troops ,,n.10 q_uaJ.ifiod, Forty-Ei&ht of th€: fifty-six Troops won pennants. Thero wGre twelvo Clr1.ss 11 A11 pennants awarded, fourteen class 11 ] 11 , a'1d twenty-two Claes "C 11 • The efficiency of tho Troops this year as compared to 1940 is shown by the fact that twelve Troops won the ClD,ss 11 A11 award o.s compared to ten in 1940, fourteen won Class 11 J3 11 :pennants as cony;iared to seven in 1940 1'1.nd twenty-two won the Class 11 C11 ao compared to twentyeight in 1940. The Judges were very cor.1plimontary of tho fine work of the Troops and wo feel that definite pro gross has boon mado in this event. Your Cor.r!littoc roco1:1mends that the AnnUl:\l Canp-0-Reo and District practices for th0 Ca.r::rp-0-Roo be hold again in 1942. 11The Advancement ?rogrn.m11 which was carried on from September 24th to December 21st, 1940 wns the sixth of this type of activity to be held in the Council. The use of the 11Program11 affords Troop leaders a splendid series of well rotmded ~ctivi tics in Advn.ncemont, Crunping Training, Good Turns, etc. In these events the Troops f\lso competed ago.inst tho stJndard and pennnnts wore awarded to twenty- \ three Troops. We are gln,d to report that ten TroopB won Cla,ss 11 A11 , · throe Troops class 11 ] 11 and ton Troo1)s Class 11 0 11 pennants. Your Committee is now operating 11 The Advancement Progrmn11 for 1941 and the results will be known early in Dccombor. Wo rocom.~ond thnt a progrom of this ty.po be promoted in 1942, as we fool it has a definite placo in the progran of tho Council. A new event this year was Scout Mobolization Dn;v which Pago 1 Activities Committee .(Continued) was held at Overton Park on October 25th. Approximately 1,100 Scouts participated in this event which was purely a get~together of the Troops by Districts to play games and have a good time. At this meeting seventy-four new Scouts were recognized., these being Scouts who had. entered Scouting since September 5th. We rE)corrunend that a similar activity be carried. on in 1942 and that it be held in the fall. A new activity this year was the Field Moots for the Scouts outside of Memphis who are a part of Chickasaw Council. The Field Meet for the Scouts of the Ori ttondcn District was held at West Memphis, Arkansas and for the Scouts of the Mississippi District was held at Sn,rdis, Mississippi. Both of those Meets prov~d very enjoyable and their success certainly warra11ts their continuntion next year. During the year there was a District Meeting held in every District in Mcnwhis • At tho so meetings moving pictures wore shown and pep meetings for ca.mp wore hold. There was also a Scout and Scouter Mobilization at Tech High School which was woll attendedt as all of tho Districts participated in it. We recommend thr.,t similar meetings be held in 1942. CAMPING COMMITTEE Camp Currie~, near Eu~ora, Miss. The Annual Council Camp was held at Camp Currier for seven weeks during the past summer with an average attendance of sixtynine Scouts as compared to seventy-one Scouts in 1940. However, in 1940 the Camping period was limited to six weeks. During the :period of June 15th to AU6'USt 10th, 1941, 307 , Scouts spent a total of 491 Scout we9ks at Currier as compared to 233 Scouts who spent a total of 448 Scout weeks at .Camp in 1940, The Camp foe charged was $4,50 per week, the same as for the last several years and tho net loss on the operation of the Camp was $205.78. So far as interest and attendance are concerned tho 1941 season at Camp Currier was good, even though not quite up to last year's all time record, as will be seon by the figures bolow: Gain or Loss as compared to 1940. lW. 1940 1941 GAIN I&§.§. Scouts attendil'lg Ca.mp Currier 4,462 4,479 3,926 553 Scoutors attending Camp Currior 653 472 578 106 Number of Scout Days 11,967 12,800 12,104 696 Number of Scouter Days 1,364 1,203 1,699 496 Number of Visitors 3,268 3,318 3,422 104 Pago 2 Camping Committee (Continued) We believe the fine attendance of the Camp can be largely attributed to the swimming pool and water system which was given by Mr. and Mrsw A. K. Burrow in 193·6. Ever since its construction this splendid eq_uipment has been a source of joy and satisfaction to all of the Scouts ru.1d Scouters in the Council. Your Com.~ittee feels that everyone in Chickasaw Council owes a debt of gratitude to Mr. and Mrs. :Burrow for providing these splendid facilities. for not only do the well, pool and bath house afford a great deal of pleasure to the Scouts but they afford a great deal of protection to the health and cleanliness of the boys in Camp, On behalf of all of the Scouts and Scouters, we wish to express our deep and sincere appreciation to Mr. and Mrs. Eurrow for this splendid gift. In 1940 Mrs. :Belle s. Rosenthe.1 generously gave the funds to constru. ct a Health Lodge and Office Euilding in memory of hor son, the late Mr. Mitchel H. Rosenth.c'll, Jr. For tho pa.st two years this Health Lodge has been used and appreciated by tho Scouts and Scoutors of tho Council ,11nd has really filled a long felt want. Wo deeply approciato tho use of this building and tho fine memorial it is to a former Scout:ir who did such outstanding work in Chickasaw Council, as did his fathor before him. This memorial will serve the boys for mc'Uly years to come, a.nd we are very gratoful to Mrs. Rosen U.i.al for this memorial to her Scouter son. W1P KIA KIMA :Dl"EAR HARDY I ABK. Your Committee felt it would not bo wise to try to operate Kamp Kia Kima during 1941 due· to tho heavy financial loss sustained in its previous operation. A careful study was made of the situation and it was felt that the Kanp should be operated by some Scout grou:p rather than for it to lie idlo Tho Eastorn Arkruisas Council of the :Soy Scouts of .A.".lorica, with headquarters at Jonesboro, Arknnsas, was interested in the Kamp ana_ after some negotiations the C:mping Cornni ttce recommended that KN:lp Kia Kina bo rented to tho Eastern Arkansas Council for tho 1941 season. This was done and a fine can:p well attended was conducted by tho Eastern Arkansas Co~ncil. Due to tho fact thn.t they had such a splendid Kar:1p at Kia Kina during tho past SUJ~ser the Eastern Arkansas Council desired to purch~so tho KruJp from Chickasaw Council but duo to the fact that D.n n.groonont as to price could not be renchod there was nothing clone toward tho solo o this property. Scvoral offors wore r.:iade but your Connittee did not foel the :prices offered wore sufficient, hence nothir,g wl"l,s d.one about it a.nd Chickasaw Council still owns Kar.ip Kia Kir.1a. No repairs of any consequence bn,ve boen no.de at Kamp Kia Kia'l for the past sevcrol years fu"'lcl we feel a provision should be nndo to take care of the necessary work in next ycnr' s budget. There are no il:rr:1ocliate repairs necessary but before the Kamp is opor['\,toc. ngain wo feel th<."'..t it should be put in good condition- Somo of the Scout Loaders of tho Council Page 3 Camping Committee <continued) are very anxious for the Kamp to be operated in 1942 and at the present time there is a special Committee studying the situation with the view of making recommendations to the Camping Commi ttec and tho Executive :Board as to what shall be done next year. C.AM'P D.ANIELS. M:ljlMPHI S, T:li!l'[fh Camp Daniels had a good season in 1941 with ninety-eight Scouts in Camp. During the four weeks it was operated the boys spent a total of 136 Scout weeks as compared. to 156 in 1940. While tho attendance was not as good as last year, the Camp was well conducted. and was a source of plea.sure to all of the boys who were in it. We greatly appreciate the help of 11Tho Commerical Appeal Camp Fund for Boys11 which supplied funds su:fficicnt to send fifty underprivileged negro Scouts to Camp for one week. These boys were selected with tho help of The 11Family Welfare Agency" to whom we arc greatly indebted for fine coo11oration. Both 11The Commericcl Appeal 11 and. The "Family Welfare :A.gency11 h..·we helped these less-chance boys for the last three years and we d.o nppreciate tho work they ho.vc done. We arc also ina.ebted to Mr. Ed Da1strom1 Alonzo Locko, The Ladies AU.Xiliary of Lotter Carriers nnd Mrs. L. E. Brown, whose contributions made it possible for six boys to go to Ca.'Up for one wook. Tho Crunp foe wn.s $3. 00 per week nna. the net operating deficit amounted to $74.64. Du0 to tho f'n.ct thfl,t the Camp buildings arc in good repair there were no major repairs made this yoar with the exception of a cont or to..r which wns placed on the roofs of all th,J Adirondack shacks. ------------------------~-------------- Your Committoo strongly recommends o,nd urges th11t o.. botter and larger Camping ProgrnJ:1 bo c:-lrried through in 1942. We cn.rnostJ.y roq_u.est the help of ovary Scout Lori,dcr towr.i..rd tho end of rn:i.king possible an over increasing numbor of boys in all of our Scout Cnnps. We tire of the opinion th.."tt camping is one of tho gfcA.t est thin[:;s in the life of n. boy and that without a Cn.r:lping ProGrnrl which grows from yoar to ycc,r that we will not give the boys the training which they deserve o.nd which will be of valu.0 to then throughout their lives. CIVIC RELATIOl~S COMMITT::::E Due to tho national cncrgency the Scouts of Chickasaw Council have had the privilege of serving in naey and vo.riod activities over and above their nor:c10.l civic service Q.uring the past year. That they have faithfully curriccl. out thoir i\ssi'.:;nno·nts in connection with these civic enterprises can be rondily soon by readin5 a list of sone of their wajor activities which arc outlined below: Page 4 Civic Relations Cornmi ttee (Continued) 700 Scouts put 31 000 11 Bey Defens~ :Son.ds 11 Stickers on automobiles. 532 Scouts distributed 9,000 small posters 11 Buy Defense Bonds & Stamps" 39 Scouts delivered 350 posters 11:Sey Defense Bonds Rere 11 64 Negro Scouts delivered 12,000 Defense pamphlets to 60 Negro Churches 6 Scouts delivered 2,500 pamphlets 11 For Defon:se Bey U. s. Savings Bonds" 75 Scouts distributed 750 large posters 11Buy Dofense Bo:nds & Stamps" 400 Scouts aided in collecting 9,238 pounds of aluminum (Scouts won first, second. an.d third prizes for largest amount of aluminum collected. Total prizes $25.00 which amount was donated by tho Scouts to the United China Relief.) Troop 34 delivered 400 circuln.rs "Fight Infantile Paralysis 11 Troop 26 doliver8d 2,500 blotters for Union Ave. Church of Christ 65 Scouts distributed posters for the American Red Cross 5 Scouts distributed posters for United China Relief 25 Scouts sorted magazines collected by Station WMC for men in tho Army 450 Scouts marched in tho Fire Prevention Weck Parado 1,068 Scouts marched in tho Armistice Day Parado The following served ®.:ring tho Cotton Carnival: 475 Scouts served in tho Parado for the Arrival of tho King and Q,ueen 300 Scouts served in tho Floral Parade 276 Scouts participated in tho Childrons' Parado 1,250 Scouts assisted in tho Grand Parade. Approximately 1,000 Scouts are now engaged in collecting waste paper for National Defense 896 Scouts ushered in five Southwestern football games 75 Soouts ushered ~t Mew Festival at CrUJnp Stadium 15 Sea Scouts ushorod nt Navy Dey Progrrun at Gerber's 25 Scouts ushered at Miss. Stnto Tennis Tournament 350 Scouts marched in Clean· Up..,.J?aint Up ... Fix Up Parado 35 Scouts ushered for United Service Organi~~tion 40 Scouts in Emergency Service Corps wore on duty in First Aid St~tion for Jr. Chambor of Commerce .Air Show. May we suggest that you consider the thousands of hours of these boys have given in doing the things listed above. And there are ma..~y more events in which they participated which are not listed~ We know that our Scouts have done a really good job, and we cormnend them for carrying out their jobs as true Scouts. Scouts are taught to "Do A Good Turn Dai ly 11 • When they render civic service we believe they are receiving basic training in good citizenship. This training~ while val1:iable to the connnunity, is even more valuable to the boys and we sincerely recominend that the Scouts of the Council be given service every- opportunity to expand their service in doing civic ~ 1 Good Tu.rns 11 in the coming year. ·:we recommend that no'!( only are the Scouts given every opportunity to serve when callod on, but that a program of service n.ctivities be planned and carried through in 1942. Page 5 COURT OF HONOR During the fiscal year, which ended December 1st, the Scouts of Chickasaw Council were awarded the largest number of Merit Badges in the history of the Council, which was organized in 1916. We regret to report that in advancement in rank there was a loss (as compared to last year) in First Class Scouts, Star Scouts, Life Scouts. But we are proud of the fact that in the highest rank, that of Eagle Scout, there were awarded the largest number of Eagle Baa.ges in our history, in fact, more ~ --r -4." than double the number won in 1940. All of us have a right ~.\\j'\j? r to be proud of the work of tho so boys who have won this :Badge, ~1Sr- for thay deserve a lot of credit. We invite your attention •1,,,;p•''' to the figures below which show a comparison of the number of <LU awards made in 1939, 1940,1941: 1939 194Q rn GAIN LOSS First Cl ess Badges 241 288 201 87 Merit Badges 2,680 2,800 2,954 154 Star Badges 154 180 152 28 Life :Badges 71 93 88 5 Eagle Badges 20 20. 44 24 A high standard of work has been maintained and the boys have done well. But we feel there is much to be done in training Merit Badge Counselors and in recruiting more Counselors to aid the Scouts. f- For 1941 we recommend that groat offort bo ma.de tow~rd this end and toward recruiting more men to serve on tho Court of Honor. Your Chairman wishes to acknowledge his appreciation of the fine cooperfl. tion of tho Vice-Chairmen o.nd Members of the District Courts of Honor. Tho success of the Merit Badge Progrnm is duo to tho loyalty of those Scouters who have so fn.i thf'u.lly carried out their duties and who hc·wc made it :possible for tho Sccuts to hav0 tho advnntaees .of this pre-vocational training. CUBBING COMMITTEE The Cubbing program of the Council during 1941 showed increased activities in every field under excellent leadership. Like Scouting, Cubbing is a leisure-time program for boys with character building and citizenship training as its aim and purpose. Cubbing is a home-centered program and thereby brings the boy 1:1.nd his parents closer together through cooperation and direction under a play-learn program. It is designed for boys 9 to 12 years of age. f.!~. /~ ~./(.( ~ ?' ·¥if\~ ~l \ ·'·>··W· '! tf/ ~ -~~.\ · Every day there are increasing numbers of boys ;W);;~f ~ \ ·. · ~'4/ graduating from Cubbing into full-fledged Boy Scouts. , ~ a-...,! ~~, !l '}· ,J \~l '\ During tho past twelve months five new Cub .;, , "'\..)( Packs have boon organized under tho sponsorship of ~ ')~' I institutions which also sponsor Scout Troops. The J~!~'}).' -..,__....:.. comparative figures on Cub Membership for the 12 months ~ Page 6 Cubbing Committee (Continued) ending December 1, 1941 are as follows: Cubs Packs li4.Q. 318 14 1941 403 18 85 4 The_)1mual Cub Picnic held in August at Overton Park was a. h1~:;h success with more than 250 Cubs anrl pru.·ents pe,rtfoipating~ The spirit and onthus7.asm of tho entire progra.'U was overwhelming with awards going to all wiru1orso 1'hc3 Picnic has o stablishoa. it solf as tho out stnr,ding ovont of the year for Cu"bM.ng ana. the 1942 Cub Picnic should be even c;rcator. April 1941 "blGw in a fine Ki to Derby ,,V"hich indicatea. over incree,sing cooporation between Cubs and their parents f:ro:rr. the humbor anc" size and novelty cff the kites flown. A big tim0 was enjoyed by a lo,rgo delegation of Cubs, Cub Lenders ana. parents. We i)rGdict our 1942 Kite Derby will be even better than this year 1 s success. Tho Cub Leaders t Rotmd Table became fwly orgm1izod .. in 1941, hn:vin.g drawn.and approved its resolutions and by-laws l.'J,nd el.:ctcd its officers. ]ig plans arc in tho m~kinG for tho Round Table 1 s 1942 sessions. \ @r\ FINANCE COMMITTEE l ~~~- '~ ? ,\ The Finance Committee conducted by the Council in 1941 ~~~ .;5,/- was the best we have ever had, with a total of V '-.._~ N:,:.. l '$ '0'- \'- $~0,061.66 raised in cash and pledges. The actual ' 'f:f\(f),n0,;J I figures are as follows: t;-~~/_'._ Jcash (White) $24,060.67 ?,lodges (Wh:i.te) 3, 338.57 TOTAL (Whi to) $27, 399. 24 Cash (Hegro) Pledges (Negro) TorAL (Negro) $ 1,646.28 1. 016.14 TorAL CASH J-i.l\fD PLEDGES • • • • • 2.662.42 • $30,061.66 Youx Committee wants to tako this opportunity to again thank each and every person who cont ribu.ted to tho support of the Council and to thank tho CampaiF:,n Workers who did. such a fine pioco of work in raising the largest amo;nt of cash in tho history of tho Council in tho last Cn.mpai~n. Without the help of our good friends who contribute nnd work, the necessary funds for tho Scouting Program could not bo raised and the training of our boys. would suffor. We do appreciate wh""t has been so faithfully done by so mony people in order that this program of character building F.l,nd citizenship training may continue to progross each year. Tho nooks of tho Cou...'lcil ~md of the throe camps hme boon audited by Poat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co., o.nd wore found to bo correct. age Finance Committee (Continued) We es1)ecially invite your attention to the fact that Chickasaw Council is entirely free of debt. We believe this statement will be as gratifying to our frien/is as it is to us. It has been the :policy of the Council for a number of years to spend only when funds were available and we .reconunend the continuation of this policy. During tho year two bequests wero made to tho Council. In tho will of Mrs. Elizabeth B. Currier, who died in Genova, Switzerland, $5,000.00 was boq_ueathod to thG Council. Duo to difficulties with tbe Swiss Government tho administrator of Mrs. Curriorts estate has not boon able to carry out the provisions of tho will, but we hope those difficulties will soon be cleared U.1?• For many years Mrs. Cur-rior contribu'l;ed :nost generously to Scouting. In 1925 she gave the first thousand nollars toward the purchase of tho land for Camp Ci.u·ricr, which is !k'lmod for hor ~msband., the late Mr. Charles C. Currier. She also provided funds for tho building of tho dam which impounds tho water of tho lol·rn at camp; for tho building of the Moss Hall, and. for other irrrprovemont s. We will alwr:tys remember and appreciate her generosity. In tho will of Mrs. Emma. Denio Voorhies, who died in Memphis, $5,000.00 was bequeathed to tho Council to bo used in advancing tho prograin of Scouting in our area. Pcyment of this amount ha,s boon mac .. o by tho Executor, of the estate and tho m<rncy is now on deposit. Wo will nlwP,j"S appreciate Mrs. Voorhiosl generosity in assisting the Council to carry on its work with and for tho benefit of our boys. It is proposed that a Trust Fund be stf'..!'tod with tho funds provided in these ti:.ro beq_uest s. Mr. Irving Berlin, Author of 11God Bless America", has generously given nll of the proceeds of tho royalties from this song to tho Boy Scouts of Anerica. and tho Girl Scouts. The Nationa:!,. Council sot up a Board of Trustees to handle this money and to allocate it to the various Local Councils. At tho An .n. u.'i,l Mooting in 1940 an application was made to tho Trustees for funds to pay tho s..alar~r of an Assistant Scout Executive to worlr with undor ... privilogcd boys oJ~clusivcly. Tho Trustees approved tho Council1 s application and since Juno 1941 we have hr.td the fine services of an additional Assistant Executive. Your Cor!lnittee is very grateful for this help because of tho vital nocossi ty of helping tho loss-chance boys of Memphis. Many of these boys n.re now receiving tho benefits and training which Scouting affords--without the financial assistance provided by Mr. Berlin these boys would not now be on tho Scouting Trail to good citizenship. We deeply appreciate tho gift of Mr. Borlin and tho allocation of tho funds by the Trustees. HEALTH & SAFljTY COMMI TTE:C This Conmi ttco is gratified. to report that tho Health and Safety Recorc1 of our Scouts during 1941 has bo0n excellent. Thero wore no broken bones or other serious injuries suffered by SO.outs with the single exception of one boy who was bitten by a snake while walking along a road. This Scout rccovorod conplotcly in a short tine and suffered no permanent ill-effects Page 8 I Health & Safety Committee (Continued) from the wound. This splendid record is a real tribute to the fine leadership of our Scout Leaders and we commend and congratulate them on the fine work they are doing in providing safe activities and camping for the boys of this Council. Hund.rods of Scouts have participated in activities, parades, games, Camp-0-Rees, etc., during the year and we a.re proud of the work of the boys and their leaders in llk'lking such a splendid safety record. Safety through skill is a fine thing to teach boys and we feel that our Scoutmasters, Assistant Scoutmfl.sters, Camp Staff Members and others have done 1:1. rc['.lly fine and constructive piece of work in mo.king the above record possible. INTER-RA.CI.AL COMMITTEE Your Committee's work is confined solely to Negro Scouts and is handled through a sub-council kno,'1"'!1 as the Seminole Division of Chickasaw Council. All of the officer and members of the Seminole Division, including the Assistant Scout Executive, are Negroes. During the year ending Nov. 30, 1941 there were 14 new Troops organized and 8 Troops were dropped from the rolls. There are now 43 Troops, a not gain of 6 Troops in the Division over the previous year. There. are 623 Scouts as compared to 605 Scouts in 1940, a gain of 18 Scouts. There are 5 Cub Packs with 55 Cubs on tho rolls. This is a gain of 1 Pack and 9 Cubs. The camping program at Camp Daniels was excellent oven though there were not ~uito as many Scouts in camp this year as last. The records show that 98 Scouts spent a total of 136 Scout weeks at Daniels as compared with· 109 Scouts who spent 156 Scout Weeks there in 1940. The camp fee charged was the same as last year, $3.00 por week, and tho net opera.ting deficit was $74.64 for tho four weeks season. Due to the good conditions of tho buildings and equipment vory little repairs wore necessary this year, tho p*incipal expense being the cost of pu.tting tar on t.he roofs of all of the Adirondack shn.cks. They nre now b. good shape, and wo consider it one of' tho bost camps for Negro Scouts in tho Nation We arc proud of tho work of tho Negro Scouts in doing civic good turns this year. Due to the nationnl emergency a great mal\Y calls have boon made on them ana_ they have responded willingly anr1 have done their jobs well. They collected about 750 pounds of aluminum in the drive for this metal; they distributed 6,000 pamphlets for tho Sholb~r County Tuberculosis Society and they distributed 12, 000 pri,mphlots on national do.fense for the Government. They have also participated in parades, church events a.~d oth0r activities and arc to be commended for their accomplishments. During the yonr tho advancement in rank and tho award of Merit Badges to Negrc Scouts was indeed poor. Only l Scout ~dvancod to First Cl<.1.ss Rank !'age 9 ~nter-Racial Committee (Continued) and only 1 Star :Badge was awarded. No Life or Eagle J3adges were won. Your Committee feels that one of the greatest problems in the Council today is to devise ways and means to help these boys to advance in rank, for we find the great majority of them never advance beyond the Tenderfoot rank. Therefore, they miss the splendid training and the real fun in Scouting through failure to _got into tho higher ranks of the Movement. And they do not take part in tho Merit Badge Program, which is such a help to boys in pre-vocational training. This is shown by the fa.ct that only 27 Merit Badges were awarded during the whole year. We certainly are not proud. of the record of these Scouts so far as advancement is conc0rned and we urge thc."1.t every effort be made in helping these boys to get more trcl.ning through advancement in rank nnd in working for Merit Badges. We invite your help toward th;i.s end. In the Finance CDJUpaign of tho Council in 1941 the Seminole Division turned in $1,646~28 in cnsh and $1,016.14 in pledges for a total of $2,662.42. This is a loss of $121.53 as compared to last yetw. We wont to thank all of the lfogro Scoutors and Campt1.ign Workers for their fine help in this Campaign. We feel that our Negro work is mo.king some progress but that especial emphasis must be put on ndvanco~ent for 1942. ORGAiU ZAT I 01-T COMMITTEE In the spring of 1941 tho Council received the Walter W. Head Acorn Award for reaching tho objectives it set for itself in total number of Scouts, Troops, Cubs, Packs for tho year 1940, this being the third con~ .socutivc yonr tho Council has won this fine Award. We feel thnt you aro as proud of this trophy as we o.ro, for every Scout and Scouter in Chickasaw Council has a right to feel a real satisfaction in receiving this recognition from tho National President of tho :Soy Scouts of Amoricn, Mr. Walter W. Head of St. Louis. Your Cor:i:mittoo is now working hard. to organize enough new Units and to recruit sufficient Scouts to win the Awn.rd for tho fourth consecutive time and we hope the results will be successful. But it will take a real effort on the part of every Scout and Cub Loader for the Council to recei vo this rocogni ti on. Your help is earnt:lstly requested in recruiting these Scouts and Cubs. Another ir~ontivc for an enlarged ncnbership is that Dr. James E. West, Chief Scout Exe cut i vc, has made a personal appeal to all Scouters, and particularly to Scoutl1k'1.sters n.nd. Cubm..'"l.stors, to 11Recrui t at lon.st one addit ion~l boy in every Scout Patrol and in every Cub Den before Deccnbor 31st, as n patriotic service. 11 To all Scout ors Dr. Wost says, 11Rogard.less of your rel1.1,tionslfrp to Scout int:, suggest to your Scout Executive a. place where a new Troop o; Pack aight be organizod. 11 Thero is no douJJt but that in this period of onergoncy tho nore trci.nod Scouts who arq ready for service the bettor will be nany jobs done. This is cspecin.lly true in the collection of Orgnnization Committee (Continued) aluminum, paper, etc., in which Scouts ho.ve played and are playing important ports in assisting in National Defense. That boys want to be Scouts is well illustrated by the Eoy-Fact Survey recently conducted in the City nnd County Schools in which it was found thnt 1,954 boys who are not Scouts want to be Scouts. We are doing our level best to plnce these boys in the various Troops. Du.ring the past yet'tr 8 Troops of White Scouts and 14 Troops of Jfogro Scouts woro organized. Wo rogrot to report that during the year 5 Troops of White Scouts, 1 White Cub Pack and 8 Troops of Negro Scouts were dropped from the rolls. We are glaO. to report the Council now has the largest membership in its 25 year history with 3,307 beys cnrollc~. Below is a comparison of the membership for the past tri.rco years: White Scouts 2,090 2,197 2,291 94 Mogro Scouts 5§;1 605 62~ -a.. TOT.AL SCOUTS ••••••••• 2,651 2,802 2,914 112 White Troops 85 92 98 6 Negro Troops 34 37 43 __§_ - - TOTAL TROOPS ••••••••• 119 129 141 12 White Cubs 95 272 338 66 Negro Cubs )27 46 55 _L TOT.AL CUBS••••••••••• 132 318 393 75 White Cub Packs 4 10 14 4 Negro Cub Packs 2 4 5 -1..... TOT.A.L CUB PAC.KS ••••• 6 14 19 5 During the past yenr '"e have had more changes in our leadership personnel than over before, this being duo to tho national emergency n.nd because so many of our men have boon trnnsforrod to othor cities by their employers. A number of our leaders have volunteered for military and naval seririce and many have been called to the colors. So far, 52 Scoutmasters, Oubmasters, Assistant Scoutmasters, District Commissioner, Assista...YJ.t District Commis•. sioners have joined tho armed forces of the United States and one Assistant Scoutmaster joined the Royal Air Force. We are very proud of the fine record these Scouters have made. Two of those leaders have l!k~do tho supremo sncrifico; Lt~ Herndon Homer, U. s. Army, former Scoutmaster of Troop 3S, who was killed in an automobile accident in Georgia; Lt. :Billy Drivor, R. A. F., former Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 91, who was killed in a plane crash in England. !n spite of tho t orrific losses in man-power the Council has made progress in serving boys and in giving them the benefits of tho rich progrnm of Scouting. In this connection we want to express our sincere appreciation of tho fine work which has boon done by tho new leaders in tho Council - Page 11 qrga.nization Corrμnittoo (Continued) those men who hav-e stepped into the breach and who have made it possible for the Packs, Troops, Ships to carry on. Without these men the boys would have been deprived of Scouting in m,'lny ins ta.noes -- with them, and our other good leaders, they arc marching along the trail which leads to good citizenship. OUTFITTERS' COMMITTEE The three official Eoy Scout Outfitters in Memphis are J. Goldsmith & Sons Co.;. Phil A. Halle; Lowenstein•s. During the year the stockG of Scout uniforms, supplies and o~uipmont carried by those outfitters have boon inspected by the Committee members and wore fo'l).!ld to be ade~uate. A representative of the National Supply Department also inspected the stocks nnd made a vo·ry favorable ro:port on them. We particularly commend these firms for their displays of merchandise and for tho publicity they have given in their show windows and in the newsp~pers to Scouting. ~ach week they have c~rriod an advertisement in 11Thc Pross-Scimitar", this ndvortisemont usually being pla.ced near tho quartor-pnge :known as "Tho Scout Pross Scimit ar11 • They have worked with and for tho Council and we greatly approciato their help. They have also helped in other w~s - po.rticularly by sending to each Scout nnd Scouter in tho Council a 'Christmas ]'older showing the Scout equipment, etc., \lhich was available at their stores. Tho National Council furnishod tho folders but the three local outfitters paid for tho addressing, postage nnd rond.ling of about 4,000 pieces of mail. Cooperation of this kind is a roo.l benefit to the cause of Scouting and pays large dividends. For 1942 wo recorunond tho outfi ttors continue to display tho official equipment, uniforms, etc., as they have in tho past, for they are making a real contribution to the Movement by keeping in stock and effectively displaying tho r:ia.ny things which Scouts use. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Tho Council is deeply indebted to "The Press Scimitar" which for mnny years has publishGd a quartor-pD.ge each wook known as 11Tho Scout Press Scimi tar11 • This is an extremely valuablE:i aid in informing the Scouts and Scouters of Council activities, Courts of Honor, Cnnp-0-Rcos, etc., and it is widely rc.;cd. In adcli ti on, tho columns of tho paper hn.vo o,lways boon open to Scout news of all kinds. We arc especially indebted to "The Pross Scinitar11 for tho fine publicity given to tho Council's Finance Crunpaign, and we do apprecin.to it. 11Thc Commercial Appeal11 has boen very generous in printing Scout news and has cooperated to the fullest extent in publicizing tho various activities. During the Finance Car.rpaign 11Tho Cor.irJ,;rical Appoa111 helped greatly throuch r>ropcr tining of nows which had a great deal to do with the success of the Car.1paic;:1. ThroUi;hout tho year this po.per has boon helpful to the Scout Movonont n...ri.cl we wo.nt to ex:pross our a1~rcciation for tho fine sup:port Page 12 Publicity Coromtttee (Continued) '. : they have given. Your Committee has always found the radio stations of Memphis willing and ready to give freely of time on the air in broadcasting Scouting events. We want to take this opportunity to thank Stations W M C, W M P S, W R E C, W H B ~ not only for the programs presented but also for the work done by their staffs in :preparing script and. carrying out tho programs. ThiS greatly increased and helped the effectiveness bf the pro~rruns, not to mention the fact that without their help these programs would not bLivo boon possible. Tho Council and your Committee is indeed indebted to these Stations for their many contributions. Wo D,ro indebted. to the Standard Printing & Supply Co., for printing 20,000 Finance Campaign pledge cards nnd. other printed ma.torio.1; to Latsch &Arnold, Inc., for printing; to the Grcll.arn. Paper Co., for their con ... tributions of paper for use in all of tho above. Those firms have been liberal to Chickasaw Council in making contributions to Scouting and we do appreciate what they have done. We want to thank the officio.l outfitters, J. Golds mi th & Sons Co., Phil A. Hallo, Lowcnsteir..t s for their excellent window displo.ys during Boy Scout Week. REA.DUTG COMMITTEE This magazine costs but 6i¢ per month and we conaid.or it one of the best investments which can be made for a boy. Seventy-five cents per year is a small amount whon the values of good reading are considered and all of us should encourage our Scouts to develop good habits in their ron.ding. · .. May we suggest that 11 BOYS' LIF'E 11 is a Christmas present which most any boy would enjoy. Tho sale of this mag~zinc is not confined to Scouts but is open to all. Your Scoutmaster or Scout Headquarters will be glad to arrange for tho subscriptions to go to any boys to whom you would have it sent as a pro sent. Your Committee fools that 11::Soys • Lifc 11 is the best answer they h-'J.Vo found so fnr to combat 11 trash 11 read.irJ€. A co.sual glance at any newsstand sho1-rs there is plenty of material av ml.able which, while interesting tho boy, will cortainly do him no good, to say the lea.st. 11:Boys t Lifc 1t is filled with adventure stories which arc clean and wholesome - there arc D,rticles on building n strong body - games, pictures, etc., which will do much to lend a boy's thinking in tho right che.nnel nnd to divert his mind from 11 trnshy thrillcrs 11 • With this in mind your Reading Committee is determined to push t o officir.»l Sc ut · n~· ffia""llZinc into tho fore-·round as much as possible cmd to Page 13 Reading Committee (Continued) recom.~end to all p~rents and Scout Loaders that they help in this endeavor. Your Cor.1Jnittce further recommends that tho pleasure and value to be derived from reacting good books and maga.zinoi be enphasized. Parents as well as Scout Leaders can assist in this program by nal~ing good literature available to the Scouts and by encouraging them to read. In the Troops int orost in read.i1:~ can be advanced. by personal contact, questionnaires, contests, gi vine; books as prizes and na.'rl.y other wo.ys. Scouts should bo Given full information regarding the public library syster:i. The estnblishnont of Troop libr[1,rios supplied with interesting books as well as Morit B11c1c;o Pamphlets will not only tend to cron.to n.n interest in roac1ing but [1,lso ·will aic\. :·.k'\tcrin.lly in tho advanccr.:ont pro3:rrun. RURAL SCOUUNG COMMITTEE Outside of the City Limits of Memphis thcro n.ro now 21 Troops of White Scouts an(1 6 Troops of Ncr;ro Scouts, a totn.l 27, which is a gain of 1 Troop as conpn.rod to last year. Of these Troops thoro arc 18 in Tonnossoe, 6 in Mis sissi:ppi, 3 in Arka"l.sa.s, We fcol thero shoula. be no re Troops in tho rural sections of our Council, and wo rocor:rrjond that in 1942 additiolli~l stress be laid on c;ottiri.{; Sco·utin,..:~ to r:1oro boys outside of Mor..1phis, Thero a.re thousa.m1s of boys of Scout ac~o in the 4i counties in our Council and a ercat najori ty of these boys want ancl. need Scout inc;. Thero a.re sovora.l new Troops now in process of organizntion anc1 we strongly rocor:u:1Emc1 that acl.cU tional Troops be organized just o,.s rapicUy as tho proper leadership can b c found nnc1 trained. SWIOR SCOUTING COMMITTEE Senior Scoutinc; has nl'.'l.cle its croatest step forward during tho past year. This is shown by tho fact tha.t wo now have 4 good ships of Sea Scouts, tho s. s. s. 11 Idlewilc111 , tho s. s. s, ":Bonito. 11 , tho S, s. S .• 11:Bellovne 11 , tho S. s. s. 11 Dolphin11 • In tl;lcso Ships there arc ?4 Seo. Scouts us cor.1pn.rcd to 42 in 1940. We are indeed proucl of tho work of those young non anc~ the real · por0ross they nro nnkinc. They arc greatly intorcstod in this proGrar:t anc1 arc to be cor.ncndod for their activities. Duo to the fact that tho 47' cruiser 11 Mctlphisll has boon up for repairs for a consiclorn.blo portion of tho year tho Sea Scouts dicl not na.ko their annual cruise to New Orleans this -... ye."..r. But tho Scouts have nadc a considerable nu:ibcr of week ( ,,- \..J .~ end trips up the Mississippi n.nd have enjoyed this training ' 0 1 , i:i::10:1soly. Part of the tine tho 11 Monphis 11 wa.s out of con- "":..fJT--\-';;_! · :mssion cn.n be charged to tho present cnor~oncy which is af- !N~Jl~··t;\ ~;,p~ foctinG all of us. When tho not or broke d01vn the pa.rts could )\-.;;.tS~;,:-~~ not bo purclmsod for sono woolrn n.ncL we thour:ht fer r.. tine that ~\ the ilcw pnrts could not be purohc,sod at all. \J Tho Soa Scouts have put in r.iany hours of work in repair- cb~t i!li; ancl uaintinc the 11 Mor.1phis 11 ancl it is now in tho best cond.ition · Paco 14 . .', •• -¥- ~onior Scouting Cor:lT.'littee (Continued) it has been in for nany nonths. We want to express our thanks for the fine contribution of tho Gola. Battery Service which has kept the batteries on tho 11Menphis 11 charGod at all tines. at no expense to the Council. This is a real help, and wo do appreciate it. Tho Cou."1cil now has seven Explorer Pn.trols and we look forward to several new Patrols in the nen.r future. The Er.1orgency Service Corps of Chickasaw Council has ·Doon or1:;anizcd within the :past fow r.1onths on the 'basis of f·ully trainini:; a Group of twelve Senior Scouts as a noclcus around which tho Council Corps will be forned. Thi~ t;roup has been trained in advanced First Ai cl, Radio Corr:n:mication and Cocle Sitsnalling. This ol'ir.;inal (:;roUJl has boon contactinr~ other Troops throughout Monphis anc1• hn.s succeeded in starting seven new Troops in Er:iergency Sorvico Corps traininc;. The Council has 1)0en diviclod into five sections with each section havinG its own trri.ininr.~ coursos anc1 le:idersh;i.p, but sot up in such a way that the conplete Corps of Chicka.sa.w Council CM function :l"',s a unit. The Enorgoncy Service Coprs toc1..ny includes forty-nine Sq-outs and plans ar0 now foraGd to more than triple this nunbar within a comparatively short period of tine. While tho Senior Scouts of tho Council have had noro social functions this year thnn ovor before wo still :r.<ecomr.10nc'\. that ac'ldi tional parties and social events be r.iro::iotocl throughout the cor.1inc; yonr, for we believe those affairs appoai to young nen anc1. will serve to keep then affi liatocl with tho Moven8nt for a lonGer period. TRAINI!Q:.. COMMI'l~ With an ever-increasin,; realization that the training of leaders is one of the most import0nt needs in the successful operation of our Scout Troops, C·u:b PacJ::s and Senior Units, the Training Committee has placecl a great a_eal of emphasis on its li"rogram during the past year. We have t.ried to make the courses G.Vailable to all loaders and. to conduct the courses which arc most needed.. ~~-.,......,--. ..,..., ...... - ~~~:.- ~'? __ .... _ Your Chair:mn.n wishes to take this opportunity to thank the (o Instructors and Staff' Members who have served so faithfully and '1 ~ well in these training schools. Without their help we could not [\ have ma.de the progress as reflected in the report below; · ra._1-f ~ ~~Tit(). :;::.'-V-2~ L~~\ --~--------------~-Cl Page 15 Trainin,<£ Commi ttce (Continued) NO.PERSONS ATTE11DING Unit 1, Elei;ients of Sea Scout Leadership, Part II Unit· 1, Elemen'.;s of Scout Lead.er ship, Part I Unit 1, Elements of Scout Leadership, Part II Unit 1, Elements of Scout Leadershi~, Part III Unit 3, Health & Safety Unit 4, Principles of Scout & Cub Leadership, Part I Unit 4, Principles of Scout & Cub Leadership, Pa.rt II Unit 5, Specialization 6uurses Emergency Service Trainers in Troop Camping Troop Roportor• s (Scouts) Introduction to Scouting 19 17 27 .2 27 15 118 27 5 65 51 CERTIFICATES ISSUED 7 7 15 2 24 4 10 14 4 50 37 In addition to the abovo courses there were three training schools conctucted by Region 5 at Camp Currier during the past year. Those were Camp Director• s Course, Emergency Service Course, Tre.ining in Troop Camping. There were 83 Scouters tsking advantage of those courses and we greatly appreciate the opportunity of having Scouters from other parts of the Region with us at Camp Currier. ~he Training Committee feels that its weakest point in carrying out the program of leadership training is in not being able to roach tho new or inox:poricmcod Scoutmo,sters and. .Assistant Scoutmasters. We strongly recon111end. that the Training Program be tied in with the Publicity e.nd the Organization Committeos in an effort to get untrained. Scout Load.ors to take adva.11tage of the various courses. This is ospecin1ly imr)o:rtant in view of the exceptionally large turn o\•er in man-power duo to the na.tionn.l emergency. For 1942 we rccomr.iend Training, more Training and STILL MORE TRAINING. THE SCOUT OATH On my honor I will do my best-- To do ny duty to God and. my cou.~trJ, and to obey the Scout Law. To help other people at all times. To keep myself physically strong, nentally awake, and nor ally straight. Po,ge 16 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 1941 Title A name given to the resource 1941 Chickasaw Council Reports of Committees Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink & Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chickasaw Council, BSA Committee Report https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/ca8a4478636f9376f11d7c181bd41c7b.pdf c85717f0619398a892b7472bd022bd3d PDF Text Text CHICKASAW COUNCIL B. S. A., INC. MINUTES OF ANNUAL MEETING 1 9 4 ? The Annual Meeting of Chickasaw Council Boy Scouts of America, Incorporated was held on Thursday, December 10th, 1942 at 5 P.M. in room 212 on the mezzanine floor of the Hotel Peabody. I () the meeting. Mr. H. M. Clayton, President of Chickasaw Council presided at Mr. Clayton called on Reverend W. M. O'Donnell, pastor of St. Mark's Methodist Church of Memphis for the invocation. The following Council Members were present: Mr. A. K. :Burrow, Vice President, Mr. Edwin Dalst~om, Vice President, Mr. W. P. HaJ.li~, Vice President, Mr. E. A. Bizot, Treasurer, Mr. P. C. Clarke, Secretary, Dr. J. c• .A\v'res, Mr. T. Robert Acklen, Mr. James Seddon Allen, Mr. John A. Angus, Mr. A. E. Bolton, Mr. Henri Benner, Mr. John Cleghorn, Mr. Nelson Castle, Mr. Jesse Cunningham, Mr. Lewis C. Callow, Mr. Fred L. Christenbury, Mr. P. A. Clayton, Mr. Roscoe Clarke, Mr. C. H. Cowan, Mr. o. L. Cox, Mr. Charles M. Crump, Dr. Charles E. Diehl, Dr. J. Murry Davis, General W. A. Danielson, Mr. Paul L. Da_y, Mr. C. E. Davis, Mr. T. P. Howard, Mr. Longstreet Heiskell, Dr. B. E. Jacobs, Reverend Frank c. Xing, Mr. B. F. McCamey, Mr. F. F. Munson, !:1r• E. L. McGee, Mr. J. E. 0 1 Callaghan, Mr. John Pilkington, Dr. Arthur R. Porter, Jr., Mr. Marvin Pope, Mr. N. G. Paddison, Mr. R. G. Rams~, Dr. George P • .Rawls, Mr. Ghester Shields, Mr. Abe Scharff, Mr. H. W. Slavick, Mr. Arthur F. Schoembs, Mr. W. L. Sharpe, Mr. J. Lister Skinner, Mr. F. J. Vandermark, Mr. T. Cecil Wr~, Dr. A. B. Weeks. Also, present were Mr. W. Gordon Morris, Scout Executive, who acted as Secretary of the meeting, Mr. Hearn W. Tidwell and Mr. Haskell Mize, Assistant Scout Executives; Mr. Oliver Moore, Scoutmaster, and Mr. Hope Ford, Camp Director of Camp Currier. The President called the meeting to order and welcomed the Scouters present at the meeting. He asked for their continued support of Scouting and requested each man to do his best to aid the boys of the Council by securing additional leaders as the Council is now losing so many men to the Armed Forces and there are at present fifteen Scout Troops without Scoutmasters. () Mr. Cl~ton then called on the Scout Executive, Mr. w. Gordon Morris, for his report of the Council Activities for the fiscal year ending December 1, 1942. The Scout Executive made a brief report in wltich he pointed out some of the major accomplishments of the Council stating that the Council now has the largest number of Scouts and Cubs in its history; that there was a splendid summer camp at Camp Currier, but that the year round attendance at the Camp was considerably less than in 1941 due to the tire rationing; that the boys had done an outstanding piece of work in distributing thousands of posters for the Government, in collecting scrap metal, scrap rubber, waste paper and keys to aid in the war effort; that in the Finance Campaign the Council raised the largest amount of money in its history, $34, 009. 07; that the membership of Senior Scouting, and particularly Sea Scouting, had increased rapidJ.7 during the past year and that he thought that due to the fine leadership of the men progress had been made under adverse conditions. He, also, stated that there was a tremendous need for additionaJ. man-power, particularly Scoutmasters and Assistant Scoutmasters. He paid a tribute to all Scout leaders and particular::j.y to the President, Mr. H. M. Oleyton _for his outstanding work during the past year. j �-2At the conclusion of the Scout Executive's report a printed "Report of Committees" of the Council for the year 1942 was given to all of the members present. l • I Mr. Cl~ton introduced a number of the men on the Executive Board and praised all of the :Soard for the outstanding work in leading the Council through difficult times. Mr. Cl~ton called on Mr. James Seddon Allen, a member of the Nominating Committee, to make a report for the Committee for officers and Council Members for the year 1943. Mr. Allen made the report of the Nominating Committee and placed for nomination the following: President••·····••••••••••••••••••••• Mr. Percy A. Cl~ton Vice Presidents•••••••••••••••·····•• Mr. A. K. Burrow Mr. Edwin Dalstrom Mr. W. P. Hallidq Mrl R. G. Bams81' Mr. Oran L. Cox Secretary •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Mr. Percy c. Clarke Treasurer •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Mr. Emile A. Bizot Commissioner •••••••••••••••···••••••• Mr. F. Joe Flanagan National Council Representatives ••••• Mr • Percy A. Cl~ton . Mr. A. K. Burrow Mr. F. Joe Flanagan Mr. H. M. Cleyton Mr. Lewis C. Callow moved that the men selected by the Nominating Committee to be officers for the year 1943 be elected by acclamation. This motion was seconded by Mr. Fred L. Christenbury and unanimously carried. All of the members present were furnished with a copy of the ballot for the election of officers and Council Members at Large for the year beginning January 1, 1943 and Mr. James Seddon Allen nominated the Council Members at Large as per the list attached to these minutes. Mr. H••W. Slavick moved that the Council Members submitted by the Nominating Committee be elected and Mr. Ed\dn Dalstrom seconded the motion. Mr. Cleyton called for nominations from the floor and the following men were nominated: Mr. Earl Moreland by Mr. H. w. Slavick Mr. Sidney Genette by Mr. W. P. Hallidt\v Mr. Clayton then called for the vote and all of the members were unanimously elected• Mr. Clayton then called on Mr. Percy A. Clayton, President Elect, for a few remarks. Mr. Percy Clayton stated that·he was delighted to serve as President of Chickasaw Council and that he appreciated the high homJrr which he,d �-3- been given to him. He said that he felt sure that the Council would continue to make progress for the reason that he had had the assurance of a number of men that they would support the Scouting program in the future as they have in the pa.st and that even with the trying times that we a.re now facing with the nation at war there was every possiblity that Scouting would continue to train boys to · be better men. The President, Mr. Henry M. Olqton again expressed his appreciation of the attendance of the men at the meeting and asked if there was a:n.y further business. There being none the President stated he would appreciate all of the Council Members remaining for the Dinner Meeting at 6:30 in the Ball Room of the Hotel Peabo(ly; then the meeting adjourned at 5:60 P.M. Respectfully submitted, ~~o=---===::::::::::==---P. c. Clarke � 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 I () () CHICKASAW COUNCIL B. S. A., INC. MINUTES OF ANNUAL MEETING 1 9 4 ? The Annual Meeting of Chickasaw Council Boy Scouts of America, Incorporated was held on Thursday, December 10th, 1942 at 5 P.M. in room 212 on the mezzanine floor of the Hotel Peabody. Mr. H. M. Clayton, President of Chickasaw Council presided at the meeting. Mr. Clayton called on Reverend W. M. O'Donnell, pastor of St. Mark's Methodist Church of Memphis for the invocation. The following Council Members were present: Mr. A. K. :Burrow, Vice President, Mr. Edwin Dalst~om, Vice President, Mr. W. P. HaJ.li~, Vice President, Mr. E. A. Bizot, Treasurer, Mr. P. C. Clarke, Secretary, Dr. J. c • .A\v'res, Mr. T. Robert Acklen, Mr. James Seddon Allen, Mr. John A. Angus, Mr. A. E. Bolton, Mr. Henri Benner, Mr. John Cleghorn, Mr. Nelson Castle, Mr. Jesse Cunningham, Mr. Lewis C. Callow, Mr. Fred L. Christenbury, Mr. P. A. Clayton, Mr. Roscoe Clarke, Mr. C. H. Cowan, Mr. o. L. Cox, Mr. Charles M. Crump, Dr. Charles E. Diehl, Dr. J. Murry Davis, General W. A. Danielson, Mr. Paul L. Da_y, Mr. C. E. Davis, Mr. T. P. Howard, Mr. Longstreet Heiskell, Dr. B. E. Jacobs, Reverend Frank c. Xing, Mr. B. F. McCamey, Mr. F. F. Munson, !:1r• E. L. McGee, Mr. J. E. 0 1 Callaghan, Mr. John Pilkington, Dr. Arthur R. Porter, Jr., Mr. Marvin Pope, Mr. N. G. Paddison, Mr. R. G. Rams~, Dr. George P • .Rawls, Mr. Ghester Shields, Mr. Abe Scharff, Mr. H. W. Slavick, Mr. Arthur F. Schoembs, Mr. W. L. Sharpe, Mr. J. Lister Skinner, Mr. F. J. Vandermark, Mr. T. Cecil Wr~, Dr. A. B. Weeks. Also, present were Mr. W. Gordon Morris, Scout Executive, who acted as Secretary of the meeting, Mr. Hearn W. Tidwell and Mr. Haskell Mize, Assistant Scout Executives; Mr. Oliver Moore, Scoutmaster, and Mr. Hope Ford, Camp Director of Camp Currier. The President called the meeting to order and welcomed the Scouters present at the meeting. He asked for their continued support of Scouting and requested each man to do his best to aid the boys of the Council by securing additional leaders as the Council is now losing so many men to the Armed Forces and there are at present fifteen Scout Troops without Scoutmasters. Mr. Cl~ton then called on the Scout Executive, Mr. w. Gordon Morris, for his report of the Council Activities for the fiscal year ending December 1, 1942. The Scout Executive made a brief report in wltich he pointed out some of the major accomplishments of the Council stating that the Council now has the largest number of Scouts and Cubs in its history; that there was a splendid summer camp at Camp Currier, but that the year round attendance at the Camp was considerably less than in 1941 due to the tire rationing; that the boys had done an outstanding piece of work in distributing thousands of posters for the Government, in collecting scrap metal, scrap rubber, waste paper and keys to aid in the war effort; that in the Finance Campaign the Council raised the largest amount of money in its history, $34, 009. 07; that the membership of Senior Scouting, and particularly Sea Scouting, had increased rapidJ.7 during the past year and that he thought that due to the fine leadership of the men progress had been made under adverse conditions. He, also, stated that there was a tremendous need for additionaJ. man-power, particularly Scoutmasters and Assistant Scoutmasters. He paid a tribute to all Scout leaders and particular::j.y to the President, Mr. H. M. Oleyton _for his outstanding work during the past year. j -2- At the conclusion of the Scout Executive's report a printed "Report of Committees" of the Council for the year 1942 was given to all of the members present. Mr. Cl~ton introduced a number of the men on the Executive Board and praised all of the :Soard for the outstanding work in leading the Council through difficult times. Mr. Cl~ton called on Mr. James Seddon Allen, a member of the Nominating Committee, to make a report for the Committee for officers and Council Members for the year 1943. Mr. Allen made the report of the Nominating Committee and placed for nomination the following: President••·····••••••••••••••••••••• Mr. Percy A. Cl~ton Vice Presidents•••••••••••••••·····•• Mr. A. K. Burrow Mr. Edwin Dalstrom Mr. W. P. Hallidq Mrl R. G. Bams81' Mr. Oran L. Cox Secretary •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Mr. Percy c. Clarke Treasurer •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Mr. Emile A. Bizot Commissioner •••••••••••••••···••••••• Mr. F. Joe Flanagan National Council Representatives ••••• Mr • . Mr. Mr. Mr. Percy A. Cl~ton A. K. Burrow F. Joe Flanagan H. M. Cleyton Mr. Lewis C. Callow moved that the men selected by the Nominating Committee to be officers for the year 1943 be elected by acclamation. This motion was seconded by Mr. Fred L. Christenbury and unanimously carried. All of the members present were furnished with a copy of the ballot for the election of officers and Council Members at Large for the year beginning January 1, 1943 and Mr. James Seddon Allen nominated the Council Members at Large as per the list attached to these minutes. Mr. H •• W. Slavick moved that the Council Members submitted by the Nominating Committee be elected and Mr. Ed\dn Dalstrom seconded the motion. Mr. Cleyton called for nominations from the floor and the following men were nominated: Mr. Earl Moreland by Mr. H. w. Slavick Mr. Sidney Genette by Mr. W. P. Hallidt\v Mr. Clayton then called for the vote and all of the members were unanimously elected• Mr. Clayton then called on Mr. Percy A. Clayton, President Elect, for a few remarks. Mr. Percy Clayton stated that·he was delighted to serve as President of Chickasaw Council and that he appreciated the high homJrr which he,d l • I -3- been given to him. He said that he felt sure that the Council would continue to make progress for the reason that he had had the assurance of a number of men that they would support the Scouting program in the future as they have in the pa.st and that even with the trying times that we a.re now facing with the nation at war there was every possiblity that Scouting would continue to train boys to be better men. · The President, Mr. Henry M. Olqton again expressed his appreciation of the attendance of the men at the meeting and asked if there was a:n.y further business. There being none the President stated he would appreciate all of the Council Members remaining for the Dinner Meeting at 6:30 in the Ball Room of the Hotel Peabo(ly; then the meeting adjourned at 5:60 P.M. Respectfully submitted, ~~o=---===::::::::::==---- P. c. Clarke 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 1942 Title A name given to the resource 1942 Minutes of Chickasaw Council Annual Meeting Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink & Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chickasaw Council, BSA Minutes https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/458df81b1f194a167ff874a176067040.pdf cc41fb24a8373a0ecb72c86d5dc70ad4 PDF Text Text ... ./ 2 9 CHICKASAW COUNCIL • Boy Scouts of America • MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE I , �CHICKASAW, COUNCIL, B. S. A. INC. Memphis. Tennessee MEMBERS Q:b,. THE EXECTJHVE :SOARD - 1942 Officers Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Henry M. Clayton A. K. Burrow Edwin Dalstrom W. P. Hallidey Lucius E. Burch Norfleet Turner Pere;)' C. Clarke Emile A. ]izot F. Joe Flanagan W. Gordon Morris President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Commissioner Scout Executive Chairmen. Standing Committees Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Hr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Paul L. Day A. D. Mci<'horter R. G. Ramsay Perry Pipkin Jrunes Seddon Allen Elmor N. Rios T. Robert Acklen A. K. Burrow Arthur R. Porter Jr. Edwin Dslstrom J. A. Angus P. J~. Clayton Henry w. Slavick Charles M. Crump F. J. Vandemark Oran L. Cox L, w. Tannor Herman Spears Honr:ti .,,, Bonner B. .i:J. Jacobs Activities Awards & Resolutions Camping Civic Relations Constitution & By-Laws Court of Honor Cubbing Finance Heal th & Safety Inter-Racial Organization & Extension Outfitters Publicity Reading Rural Scouting Rural Scouting Rural Scouting Rural Scouting Senior Scouting Training Members-At-Large Mr. Frank i\.hlgren Mr. Ernest c. Ball Mr, A. Earle Bolton Mr. c. Arthur Bruce Mr. f'v. H. Church Mr. John Cleghorn Mr. Jesse Cunninghi:tm Gen. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. w. o. A. Danielson K. Earp J. Granville Gates E. A, Harrold T. Po Howard. Fred W. Lucas Edmu_r1d Orgill Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Hr. Mr. Charles Rittelmeyer John. E. Roberts Abe Scharff w. L. Sharpe J. Chestor Shields J. L. Skinnor Harry Webb �_) AWARDS TO MEM13ERS OF CHICKASAW COUNCIL, :S, S. A., INC. FOR DISTINGUISI-ffil) SERVICE TO BOYHOOD ******** S I L VE R THE Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr, Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr, J. C. Ayres Charles T, i'.~cCabe John T. Morgan George P. Phillips John E. Roberts Harry Webb L. R. Forsdick A. D. i.fo\''111.orter Ben J3. CoffEV Jr. Walt0r L. Gray George Wood. F. Joe Flanagan :S 1931 1931 1931 1931 1931 1931 Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. i9;32 Dr. Mr. Mr. 1933 1934 1935 1935 1936 Mr~ Mr~ Mr. E AV E R Robert G. Ramsay Edv!in Dalstrom R. Von Steinen C. A1·thur Druce Charle.s H. Church Joe Hopper T. S. Eliot Hanry M. Clayton Alvan Tate, Jr. A. K. :Burrow J. Granville Gates 1936 1937 1937 1938 1938 1939 1939 1940 l91J:O 1941 1941 ********************** ******* TED SCOUTHASTJ:IB._1 S la:lY Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Hr. Ben B. Coffey, Jr. R. Von Stei nen Howard Curl E. K. Leach Joe Hopper Miller J oh:ns on Charles H. Church Mr, J. :Brady \Vile;)' ' l~~~--~~~~~· 1933 1934 1934 1935 1936 1936 1937 1938 Mr~ Russell Peete Mr, Charles Cotton Mr, J, J. Jones Mr. Nea. Cantrell Mr. Hearn W. Tidwell Mr. Hope H. :B'ord Mr. Lawrence Lowell Lt, Forrest Hottwoiler 1938 1940 1940 1940 1940 1941 1941 1942 �11 J 11 He' I M M Y11 s JUST ten years old. He's made up of the following ingredients; noise, energy, imagination, curiosity and hunger, He's 11 the cute little fellow down tho street, 11 tha.t 11 spoiled imp next door, 11 or 11 My son, 11 ..... depending on who you are. He's something to he kept fed, clothed, heal thy, happy and out of trouble. B UT • • • He's something else, too--He's tomorrow. He's tho future welre fighting for. He 1 s part of the world 1 s most important gonora.tion. Our generation must win the war and tho peace. His generation must KEEP T:a:E PEACE. His generation will determine whether it was worth doing. He ts one of the most important people in history. ,s o••• Anyone who influences his life is also a mir;r;hty important pE/rson. 11 �r1 J~ ~ .... v I) (""'' r1 J~ J -r ...)' ACTIVITIES 001-ll..UTTEE The Scoutmasters, Assista.~t ~coutmasters, District Commissioners and Junior Officers of the Council have given fine leadership to the Troops throughout the year. These leaders have worked hard and faithfully under trying conditions and the Committee cpmmends their splendid accomplishments. We feel a voto of thanks for what they have dono. On June 5th, 6th, 7th the twelfth Camp-0-Ree was held at Camp Currier near Eudora, Miss. Forty-nine Troops participated and 840 Scouts ware in Camp. Tho events wore: Camping, Patrol Camping, First Aid; Morse Signaling, Scout Rescue, Fire :Building, Forestry, Wall Scaling. These events were judged by the leaders of the Troops assisted by some of the District Commissioners. Their efficiency was splendid and the events were run off in a highly satisfactory ~annor. We believe everyone had a good time. The efficiency of all of the Troops in the Camp-0-Ree was recognized . by awarding pennants to those who q_ualifiod against the standards. Fortyone of tho forty-nine Troops won penmmt s. Eleven Troops won Class "A"; elev~n Troops won Class 11 B 11 and nineteen Troops won Class 11 C11 pennants. The judges complimented the activities of the Scouts and. we fea that definite progress has been mrtdc. Your Committee recommends the Annual Cam:p-0-Ree be held in 1943 even though transportation difficulties prevent it being held nt Camp Currier. Your Committoehas ago.in conducted 11 Th8 Advancement Program 11 with the result that 5 Troops won Class 11 A11 pennants; 4 won Class 11 B 0 and 5 Troops won Class 11 0 11 • This is the 8th year this type of program has been offered to the Troops of the Council. It consists of a well-rounded list of events including Advancement, Camping, Civic Good Tur.ns, ot c. Due to lack of transportation !Ilc~ny Troops have curtailed their camping and there has not boon as much intE-;rost in "The Advancement Program" as in former years. We still believe, however, that this is an excellent typo of activity and recommend_ that it, or a similar type of progro..i:i, be carried on in 1943. For the duration it is increasingly apparent that Troops nust be helped by givinf; to them every possible aid in building thoir proc;rams of activities, particularly as so many of our Scoutmasters and Assistant Scoutmasters have boon called to tho colors. " with now men replacing the votoran lcadors the problem ! l of good progranming is ncutc. We earnestly soliCit the ' '" ,_ ),\ assistance of all Scouters toward hel~ing Troops to /t~(' i.. ~ c~rr~ on and to enable them to do their pnrt towarcl A)f., A~ ,.--aJJ!f~ Wlnn:J.nG on the home front• /11' \~~ "--· We understand that 17 Troops are now without S~\ ./'.'. ~ Scoutnastors~-this lack of leadership is bound ,------~/ _ . ../ ,(.§; -=-to result in decreased activities. Let us all do - __ ~ everything we can to recruit Scoutmsters to '-. <..,. v''"~ - ~~ lead these boys. it(\lk J ;f:J.IJi :;_ �Q._.AMPIN(f COMMITTEE Camp Currier, near Euclora, Miss. The Annun.l Co.uncil Camp was held at Canp Currior for six weeks a.uring the past sur:1r1er with an avorar:!;e attondance of 8,:J: Scouts as coti.pare\l to 69 Scouts in 1941. ···~·-··· During the season (June 14th to July 26, 1942) 314 Scouts spena. a total of 506 Scout weoks at Currier as con1parod to 307 Scouts vho spent a total of .:191 Scout Weoks at Camp in 1941. The Ca::ip Fee was $5.50 per week. this beine; a.n incl.·oa,so of $1.00 over t:i.c fees charged in previous yen.rs. Duo to tho increasecl co<~t of food the net loss on the operation of the sunmer camp was $320.68 as conparod to $205.78 last year, even thout";:h the fee wo.s raised. The yoar-rouna. attendance of Scouts at Car.1p Currier this ~,rear is the lowest in nany yea.rs. We beli~vo this can larGoly 1)o attri'butccl to the unprececlented loss of Scoutnasters a..nd the travel difficulties caused by the war. Bol01v is n. com~)[·.rison of the recorcts of the J:iast throe yep,,rs: Gain or Loss as Conpnrocl to 19,11 J&§§. GAIN 1940 19t11 ~ <;1,479 3, 926 2,599 1,327 <b7.2 578 31:9 229 12,800 12, 104 9,113 2,991 Nur1bcr of Scouter Days 1,203 1,699 1,119 580 Nuno or of Visitors 3,318 3,422 2,166 1,256 Scouts attending Camp Currier Scout ors attendin6 Canp Currier Nur.1bcr of Scout Days r:t:he swimr.ling pool an cl wD,ter syst en, which was given to the CAmp · by Mr. ancl Mrs. A.. K. :Burrow in 1936, continues to be a source of j 03r and satisfaction to all of the Scouts and Sc outers in the Council. Your Conni ttoe feels that everyone in Chickasaw Council owes a debt of gratitude to Mr. anct Mrs. '.Burrow, for not only do these excellent facilities afford a Great de~l of pleasure to all who go to Canp but they provide a creat deal of i)rotection to the health and cleanliness of tho boys in ca-Dp. On behalf of all of tho Scouts and Scouters wo wish to express our deep ancl sincere 'appreciation to Mr, ancl Mrs. Burrow for this splendid gift. The Health Locl.[;e, which was built in 1940 by Mrs. Bd.lle s. Rosenthnl as a nonorial to her late son, Mr. Mitchel H. Rosenthal, Jr., continues to serve nn exceptionally useful purpose. We {;reatl~f apprcci.::i,te this builc!.inr; which is a lastin:::; nemorinl to a former Scouter who clid r.mch. to carry out the Jlrogrri.rn of the Council and its work for bo;vs. �Camping Committee, Continued KAMP KIA KIMA, near HarQy, Ark. Your Committee felt it would be·unwise to attempt to operate Kamp Kia Kima during the past summer, hence the Kar.ip was not opened. In view of the present gasoline rationing, \ohich will probably prevent the use of Camp Currier 1943, there is a possibility that Kamp Kia Kima could be operated provided railroad transportation is available to Hard;y. Very few repairs have been made during the past several years and we feel the property should be kept in a fair state of repair. Therefore, we have recent:,1.y authorized a new roof for the Eeslth Lodge, repairs to the barn, some new screens, etc., which, when finished, will put the Kamp in operating condition for next year. It will take a month or so to complete the repairs needed. CAMP DANIELS, Memphis, Tenn. Camp Daniels had a bettor season in 1942 thnn it did in 1941. There were ).J.5 Scouts in C11.mp as compared. t_o 98 last year. During the four weeks it was operated the boys spent a total of 190 Scout weeks as compared to 156 weeks last season. We are vary pleA,sed to have the :Negro Scouts to take more interest in camping and to use this Camp, whic.h is one of tho best in the Nation for Negro boys. We greatly appreciate the help of '1Tho Co::-:imerciµl Appeal Camp Fund For which supplied fwi.ds sufficient to send 50 underprivileged. lifegro boys to Canp. These boys were selected with the aid of The Family Welfare Agency to whon we are greatly indebted for fine cooperntion and real help. Both 11 The Co:onerical Appeal 11 a,nd The Family Welfare Agency have helped these less-chance boys for tho pc"l,st four years, and we do apprecirtte tho work they havo done, for throu&h then more boys are getting training in camping and citizenship. Boys 11 Tho camp fee was $3.5Q per week and there was a net oper~ting gain of $59.20 for the four weeks operRtion. Tho Canp buildings are in good ropair and it was not necessary to spend any groat anount of noney to keep them in condition. Hence, no n_~jor repairs were nado this year. Wo fully approciato the fact that for tho duration cru:ipint;:; will bo carried out under difficulties and that sone of our out-of-door activities :r.:iay be s:b..arply curtailed because of gas rationing, etc. But we strongly reco:r.1uond and urge that every effort be oade for Scouts to do as i:iu.ch cooping as possible in 1943 and that we do our utmost to provide ns nuch traininG as possible in tho open. Toward this end we ask tho help of every Scout Loader in tho Council. ___J Page 3 �CIVIC RCLATIONS Al-ID DEFENSE COOP:Ern.i\.TION COMivIITTFll I Due to the national emergency the Scouts and Cubs '{ d~:};. (\\._ of Chickasaw Council have had the privilege of serving in ".:"~rl t;[--;p;~J·f normal their above and over activities varied ana_ many 'l.,~?f'.::_}/~ ~ ~ \ \. : / well have they That year. past the during civic service ij'•{~,~./~?-'/Pf ~:.L.: .. c:.:..-::::.{/ and faithfully carried out their assignments in -i-~~~ connection with these civic enterprises can be b \~y major their of some o·f list a reading by readily seen ~-' \\\, activities whfoh are outlined below: ,..7 -7 ..... .r;<:) J t~ t, Tho Scouts and Cubs collected slightly more than 300,000 pounds of waste paper. 450 Scouts took part in flag... raising ceremony and acted as guicl.es at tho opening of the Memphis Q,uartermaster Depot of the U. s. Army. Scouts and. Cubs collected approJdmately 10, 300 pounds of scrap rubber. Scouts distributed 40,000 circulars "What You Should Know About Wartime Price Control 11, this at the request of the Office of Civilian Defense, Washington. In the Key Kollection Kampaign Scouts and Cubs collected 52,272 keys weighing 725i pounds for the U. S. Navy. 20 Scouts assorted.and packaged keys for the Key Kampaign Kommittoo. Scouts collected about 200 tons of scrap metal. Troop 6 collected ·17 tons using lS·Scouts. They sold this scrap for $150.00 an& gave · the money to the Memphis Conununi ty Fund. 25 Scouts distributed po?ters for tho Shelby County Tub1::irculosis Societjr. 60 Scouts served as ushers at the Victory Revue at Overton Park. 632 Scouts and 166 Cubs mrched in Armistice Day Parado. 300 Scouts marched in Billion Dollar War Bond and Sta.mp Drive Parado. 325 Scouts marched in Fi re Prevention Parado, carrying flags and signs. 63 Scouts distributed 1,000 large posters (32 11 x 48 11 )for l'Javy Day. 250 Scouts acted as guides and messengers for Civili11.n Defense Registration at 14 schools and community houses. 70 Scouts served as ushers at May Festivn.l at Crump Stadium. 16 Scouts of Troop 68 delivered Christmas baskets for Goodfellows Santa Claus Club. 49 Sea Scouts marched in Navy D[o/ Parade. 90 Scouts distributed approximately 10.000 Dofonse Bond Posters. Sea Scouts servea. as crews on U, s. Coast Guard Auxiliary Security Patrols. '10 Scouts acted as ushers at Victory Revue at Ellis Auditorium, Sen Scouts took part in Memorial 'Day exercises at National Cornet ory. During Rubber CalI[)aiGn 40 Scouts on duty at various depots in parks, etc. 8 Scouts distributed 800 large posters fo·r Army & lfavy Relief Funfl, 36 Scouts earried Americe,n Flags in Dra,fteos Pnrades. During first black-out Scouts wore on duty at 8 stations. Scouts delivGred 27 ,500 11 Buy Defense Bonds & Strunps 11 posters, May we sug::;est that you consider the thousands of hours of service these boys haYe given in doing the things listed above. And thore are many more events in which they parti cipn.tod wM.ch are not 1 istodt but which are of real worth to the community, the State and tho Nat ion. We Pagb 4 �Sivic Relations aml Defense Coo;peration Committee, Continued know our Scouts have done a really good job, and we commend them for their work n.s true Scoutp, for they are doing many things which are valuable in tho war effort and in training them for citizenship. COURT OF HONOR During the fiscnl year, ,..which ended December 1, 1942, the Scouts of Chickasaw Council were awarded the largest number of Merit Badges in the history of the Council, whichw:i.s organized in 1916. Wo are proud of tho work ths boys have done and particularly of the exceptionally large number of badges which wore won at Camp Currier durinG tho past summer. It is a pleasure to report that with the exception of Eagle, thi)T•:; was a substantial gain in.all of tl\_o hic~hor ranks, i. o., First Class, Star and Life Badges •. In 1941 there was awarded tho largest nurnber of Englo :Baclgcs in,' tho history of tho Court and we frankly did not oJ..·1rnct to match or exd'oed last year's record., this yoar. However, we believe that all / of us have a right ·to feel a lot of satisfaction because of the work of tho Scouts, .for they cl,o deserve credit for accomplishing what they have in those times of wv.r, loss of Scoutmasters roicl. generally ur1-settled conditions. We invite ;irour attention to tho fic;uros below which show a comparison of the m:u:iber of awards made in 1940, 1941 and. 191.12: .Q:Af.N First Class :Sac.r;es 288 Merit ]ndgos 2,800 Sto.r ]ad(Ses 180 Life Badges 93 Eagle Badges 20 225 201 2,954 152 3,241 88 116 44 26 263 24 287 111 28 18 A hin;h stanclarcl of work lms been maintained and tho boys have done well. But wo fool there is mu.ch to be done in traininr; Merit l3aclgo Counselors and in recruiting more Counselors to aicl the Scouts, ospocinlly as so rn:my of our Cou:J.Solors have boon call.od into tho armo1l forces.. For 19":~1> wo roco:::u:1enC. that gretl.t effort be B11.(lo towarc. this encl and toward recruiting more non to serve on the Court of Honor. Your Chairnan wishes to acknowlocl,~;e his appreciation of the fine cooperation of tl:.e Vico-Chaiman ancl tho ·MorJb:::rs of tho District and Troop Co~rts of Honor• Th0 success of tho Merit Eaclf;e Proc:;rar.1. is clue to tho loyalty of these Scoutors who havo so faithfully carried out their duties and w:io have r.mcle it possi blo f9r tho Scouts to have the aclvantnges of this pre-vocationRl training. �CUBBI!'TG COMMITTEE Cubbing is the Scouting program for boys 9 to 12 years of ac;e. It is uniq_ue and distinctly different from Scouting anc. deals with boys of a cl:Lffcront age. ]oys who take part in Cubbing advance throw~h tho inoe;rar..1 until their 12th birthda;y when they gractuatc into Scouting, if they desire. We are pleased to report that the CUbbing procrar:i has sho1,1.rn a voryl narked increase in nunber of bo;rs ancl activity throughout tho past ;;roar. We have organized 7 new- Cub Packs bringing our total nunbsr of Packs fron 18 in 1941 to 25 as of December 1, 1942. The increase in nur:iber of Packs bas r:iade Cubbi1'!{; rt.V!lilable to 617 boys in the Council as conpared to 393 pn.rticipatL1g this date last yenr. This is a c;ain of r.10re tl:i...-<tn 200 Cubs in tlie 12 ::.10nth period. Tho cor:1pnrativo fisures in Cubs and Packs for the pn.st three yeo.rs arc shown as fo;l.lows: ~~i; ~:J~{t0 (l ~ Cubs Packs 318 393 597 19 23 204 4 . ri~l .,_'·'~' J~'\ H:>·,x a . p{; ,-;:; ; Cl _.v~,\'- ' (~-'--.,_\ t / ....__ \ ' Thus, you will see fron the above fl.cures ·.:.-:i:(:~i'\:\:~ ~ <•<<'('._d}~>----, durine:; trerJenclously expand.eel :b..as progra..TJ. that the Cul)binc < ·--' ' wonen men, .tho to r:;rateful st no are We nonths. 12 the pnst and Scouts who work so u..l1.tiringly to provide this wonclerful pror~rE'm for ;'lOU11(;or boys~ In Septenbor 19·12 the .'\nnual Cub Picnic for all of the Cubs of Chick.'1.saw Counc.il was held at Overton Park with a najority of tho Cubs and Cub Leaclors participc'1.ting. Awards were macle to ths Cubs anr1 PacJ::::s winninG tho various events. The competitive Cul)binc:; onthusiasn displayed at this evEmt certninly warrants its continuance ancl we feel tlc.n.t it ir> one of the hit;hlL:~hts of the year in Cuobint:~· In April 19112 the Cub Kite Derb3r was held in Overton Pn.rk n,ls o with a large variGty of kites entered from nost of tho Packs. Awards Nero r.'k~,do to tho winners of tho various cont ost s in this Dorb~r and f.\ "bi;~; tine was hRd b~r all. This event (loes r:ra,ct to stinulato the Cubcraft feature of tho pro,:;rnn ancl lm.s always boon woll attend.eel by Cubs, po.ronts nnc1 Cub Lon,dors and should by all r:ieans r0n.'.'1.in an ann1-1<0'l.l event in the Council 1 s Cul;binr; Pro: :ran. We n.re proua. of tho fine showing t}w Cubs nnllc at tl'!c Araisticc Tl:o dubs of th: Council nro c1-oin-_-; their part to nssist in every .wa;.r in the war effort i~1cludin~-; tl10 collection of scrap notal, rubb:::r, keys ~,ncl other civic sorvices. DA.y Pnraclc. The Cub Loaders 1 Round Table r.1et re{}llnrly throu2~1out tho year it solf as n noc1ium of grent help to tho Cub Loac1crs of established. hns ancl ~-ncl pn.rticipn.tion b;y ove.ry Oubbor is urr;ecl n,t 311 Attendance the Council. Hsotinc;s. TnlJlo of the, Rnunrt We should like to take this opportunit;1 to express tl:e apPn.;:;o 6 �Cubbing Committee, Continued i)r.scin,t ion of the Cubbing Committee for the splendid \•Tork done by the Scou~s who served as Den Chiefs for t):l.e Dens in each Pack. The leadership which those Dfn Chiefs he;ve shown in working with the different Dens, shows that Scouting itself is really measuring up to the high ideals set by its leaders. A prime roq_uisi t e of a good :Soy Scout is leadership and a Den Chief proves that he hn.s that quality. FINANCE COMMITTEE ~-~-~ " ... The Finance Com.init be is })leased to , , " ~ /?-\ by conducted Campaign Finance the that report ~~('~~c:.·"'Yt;-3 -.:._,-:._JI in successful most the the Council in 1942 was J$) ~.:::=..~:::---.... our history, wit~ $34,009<73 being raised in cash ·~ ~ . J~~-==-j and pledges. This amount is $3,948.07 above the ~~~~=~--amount raised in 1941 when $30,061.66 was raised. ::;;:::: The actual figures are as fo :nows: <4 (White) ••••• $28,358.17 Cash Pledges ('White) • • • • • , 2, 854 .1 7 (White) ••••• , •••• , •••••••••• $31, 212.34 TOl'.AL Cash (Negro) ••••• $ 1 1 596.31 1.201.08 Pledges (Negro)..... ., 3__9_ Tor.AL (Negro) • •••.• ·• • . • • . • , ••••••• _,:.,;;2~,....7..;;.9"""'7..... TOTAL CASH ~um PLEDG~S • • • • $34,009.73 The Committee wants to take this opportunity to again thank each and every person who contributed to tho support of the Council and to thrmk the Campaign Wo:l."kers who did such a fine piece of work in raising the largest amount of cash in tho history of tho Council in the lRst Can11'laign. Without the h~lp of our good :tf'rien.ds who contribute and work, the necessa!"IJ funds for tho Scoutins Program could not have been raised and the training of our boys would suffer. We dQ appreciate what has been so faithfully done by so many pooplo in order that this program of clrnracter building and citizenship training may continue to progress each ye;:i.r. The books of the Council and of thG three camps have been audited by Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co., and were found to be correct,. We especially invite your attention to tho fact thRt Chicka:;iaw We believe this statement will be as Cou.."'l.cil is entirely free of debt. gratifyinc to our friends as it is to us. It has been the policy of the Council for a number of years to spend only when funds were avo.iln.ble and we recommend the continuation of this policy. Some months ago Chickasaw Council was invited to become a Member of The Memphis Community Fund, and we are glad to report that on October 1, 1942 the Council became a Member, However, the Council will no·t; participate financially until April 1, 1943, due to the fact that tho money raised in the 1942 Crunpaign is sufficient to defray our o:xpensos until next Pago 7 �Finance Commit t eo, Continued · April which "\S the end of our financial fiscal year. We are pleased to P.gain be a ·Member of The Memphis Community Fund and look forward to a vc1ry pleasant association with it. HEALTH & SAY.STY COMMITTEE This Committee is gratified to report that tho Health and Safety of our Scouts during 1942 has been cxcollont. During the summer camps there was no casulaty of any kind and only two or three minor acci<'Lent cases, One Scout had to be sent home from Camp Currier because of an attack of Appendicitis but he recovered completely in a v~ry short time. Flies were better controlled at the Cai:1p this summer than evor boforo due to Tom Reynolds well made fly traps. In practicing wall scaling at Overton Park two Scouts suffered broken arms but ar(i now as well as ever. Other than this thoro were no serious injuries to Scouts or Cubs in the Council. This splendid record is a tribute to the fine loader... ship of our Scout Leaders who are directing tho activities of over 3, 600 boys. Wo CO!:l~end and congratulate them on the fine work they arc doing in providing safe activities and camping for the boys of this Council. Hundreds of Scouts and Cubs have participated in activities, parades, Camp-:-0-Roes, etc., during the year and we are proud of tho work of the boys nnd their leaders in r.nking such a splendid safety record.• Safety through skill is a fine thing to teach boys and we Scoutn~sters, Cubmasters, Assistant Cubmasters and Camp Staff Mel!lbers have clone a really fine and constructive piece of work in making this safety record, possible. feel that our Scoutmasters, Assistant INTER-P.ACIAL 'COMMITT:sE \J!~r:~:§:;::·<..···,,.,........~ 1 ~·,~~·:.t,,.,.,., r-; ,.~t),). . J-:" )iifJ:. .:. : :. I The work of this Connittoo is confined ·solol;>; to Nor;ro Scouts ancl Cu:bs and is hancllcd throw;h a sub-comlCil known as tho Sor.1inolo Division of Chickasaw Council. All of tho officers nncl nc::1bors of tho Division, includiw; tho Assistn.nt Scout Executive, nro Nor:;r0os. A ~., ~r ..... / / \ ... ...- / /~ Durinc; tho yonr ondinc Doconbc;r 1 1 1942 thoro ""' f wore 7 now Troops orc;nnizod and 8 Troo1,s woro clroppoc1 frcn ( \ Troops 4 of r:;nin th0 rolls. Thero n.ro now 47 Troops, n. not co1:.1pn,rod as Scouts 708 n.ro Thoro ovor the previous year. t.o 623 Scouts in 1941, n. c~;n.in of 94 Scouts. Thero aro 5 Cub Pn.cks, which is the snno n.s ln.st year. But thoro n,ro 91 Cul)s as COL1J?n.rod to 55 ln.st yon.r, n not Gain of 36 Cubs. v Paco 8 �Inter-Racia.l Cormnittee. Continued The camping program at Camp Daniels was excellent and there were 115 Scouts in camp as compared to 98 in 1941. The records show these Scouts spent a total of 190 Scout weeks in camp as compared to 156 last season. The camp fee charged was $3.50 per week, an increase of 50¢ and the net gain was $59 .20 for the four weeks operation. Due to the good condition of the buildings and equipment, very little was needed in the way of repairs and re1)lacements and all of the camp propert;>r is now in good shape. We consider this Camp one of the best in the Nation for Negro Scouts. We are proud of the work the :negro Scouts ha.ve done in c1v1c good turns this year. Many calls have been ma.de on them and they have responded willingly and have done their work well. They hrwo collected paper, scrnp iron, rubber, etc., for the war effort-they have distributed thousands of posters and leaflets for the Government and have participated in church events, parades anc'l. other activities, They are certainly to be commended for their accomplishments. In the Finance Campaign of the Council in 194,2 the Seminole Division turned in $1,596.31 in cash and $1,201.08 in pledges for a total of $2,797.39. This is a gain of $134.97 over last year. We want to thank all of tho Negro Scouters and. Campaign Workers for their fine help, in this Campaign. During the year the advancement in rank and the a war a. of Merit :Badges to Negro Scouts was indeed poor. Only 3 Scouts advanced to First Class Rank, and 34 to Second Class. 34 Merit Badges wore awarded and 1 Scout won the highest honor, thnt of an Eacle Scout. With over 700 Scouts on the rolls we believe there is much to be done to foster advancement among tho l>Tegro boys. In fact, we. thin.~ one of the greatest problems in tho CouJ1cil today is to devise ways and means to help these boys to advance in rank, for we find the groat majority of them never got beyond Tenderfoot. Thorofore, they m:i.ss the splendid training and real fun in Scouting through failure to Get into the higher ranks. We urge and recommend that every effort be made to advance in :rruJ.k in 1943. /--:~~ ( ORG.AlUZATION & E1.'TENSION COMMI'rTEE f ( :- "\~ l/l ) if .:S'~ t{ /' \ !'.f ,\_(";··-c J ;/;· C) '~·,.:.:.l~ \;' \ ..---' i/ . -1 In the early part of 1942 Chickasaw Council received the Walter W. Head Acorn Award for reaching the objectives it set for itself in total number of Scouts, Troops, Cubs, Packs for the year 1941, this being the fourth consecutive yer-1.r the Council has won this fine Award. We feel that you are as proud. of this trophy as we are, for evory Scout and Scouter has a rir;ht to feel a real satisfaction in receiving this recognition from the National Presic1ent o{ the :Boy Scouts of America, Mr. Walter W. Head of St. Louis Mo • Your Committee is now working to organize eno'Uf;h new units nnd to recruit sufficient boys to win tho Award for tho fifth consecutive time and wo hope the results will be . ....-.:::y /7 Page 9 �Organization & Extension Commit toe, Contin,uocl successful. But it will take a real effort on the part of every Soout Mld. Cub Leader in the Counci 1 to again receive this recognition, Your holp is earnestly requested in recruiting these Cubs ancl Scouts, We baliova :U' there wa.s ever a time when boys need this training, it is now, for evor;v Cub o.nct Scout can and will do his part to help the Nation in its timo '':I~ n!4od. The :rnore Scouts and Cubs enrolled, the more effective will bo tho· work on the home front. That boys want to be Scouts is well illustrated by tho BciyFRct Survey recantly donducted in the schools in which i t was found tha.t over 1,400 boys who are not Scouts want to bo Scouts. We are ma.kin{.; ov~;1ry effort toward placing these boys in the various Troops. During the past 12 months 17 Troops of White Scouts, 5 Packs of white Cubs and 7 Troops of Negro Scouts were organized. We regret to report that 12 Troops of· White Scouts, 8 Troo1)s of Negro Scouts, 2 White Cub Packs and 1 :Hegro Cug Pack were dropped from the rolls. In spite of these losses it is our pleasure to report the Council now has the larr;est membership in its 26 year hist..QU..with a total 9f 3,605 boys on the rolls. This is a gain of 298 boys over last year. Below is a comparison of the membership for the past three years; Dec. 1, 14.0 Dec. 1. 141 Dec. 1. I 42 GAIN White Scouts Negro Scouts TOTAL SCOUT& •••••••••• 2,197 605 2,802 2,291 623 2,914 2,300 708 3,008 9 _Jill._ 94 White Troops Negro Troops TOT.AL TROOPS •••••••••• 92 37 129 98 43 103 •17 150 5 _4_ 9 White Cubs Negro Cubs TOTAL C11BS •••••••••••• 272 506 91 597 _lliL White Cub Packs Negro Cu1) Packs TOT.AL CUB PACKS 141 16 338 _,Qg_ 318 393 10 14 5 19 4 14 18 5 23 LOSS 168 204 4 4 During· the pa.st year we havo had the c;;reatest loss in Scout Leaders tlmt we have ever e:x::perienced. So far we .have lost 108 Scoutmasters, Assistant Scoutmasters, Cubmasters, District Conmissioners to the armed forces or to defense work. This has naturally hanclicapped the work of the Troops and Packs and also our growth in nUJ:lbers. There are now 17 Troops without Scoutmasters, and we urge that every person interested in Scouting to help to locate men who will serve as Scout Leaders. The need was never 0reater. Won't you help to recruit men who will Guide our boys on tho trail which leads to good citizenship? Pac~e 10 �OUTFITTERS COMMITTEE J. Goldsmith & Sons Co., Phil A. Halle and. Lowenstein 1 s are the three licensed outfitters for the Council and all during theyear, in face of shortages throughout the countr~T' have done an excellent job in keeping their stock of; Scout ancl Cub uniforms right up to the very latest and. necessary demands. Tho excellent supplies and equipment carried by those ouxfi tters have also been of excellent service to the Scouts and CUbs. The stocks 'of tho three outfitters were checked several times by National Council representatives who made very favorable reports on each inspection. We woulcl also like to comnend those outfitters for their splencl.id displny of the Scout mcrchtmdise and the publicity thn.t was given each week in t:r.:.e 11 Menphis Press. Scinito.r 11 by them. Would like to also give particular recognition to these fir:·Jls for sending to each Scout and Scouter in the Council a Christmas folder showint; the Scout and Cub equipment available. 'I'hese folders are furnished by the Nn.tional Council ana. distributed. throue;h the cooperation of tho . Outfitters who furnish the necessary adclressing and postage. DurinG 194~; we recor:1!",1encl that our fine Outfitters continue, as they have in tho. past, to display the official equipment and uniform in order to keep the Scouts and Cubs of the Council effectively and properly uniformed at all times. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE We are deeply indebted to the 11 Mcmphis Press SciRitr;r 11 for tho weekly publication of the quarter page known as 11 The Scout Press Scii:iitar 11 this quarter page havinG appe~red on each Wednesclay durinc; the entire year as a help in informing the Scouts, Cubs, Scouters and Cubbers of the various Council activities. The success and help of this publication is mainly due to the fine cooperation given the Council through the editor assigned to this pa(;e. 11 The Scout Press SciBitar 11 is widely read by all those intc:rosted in the Scouting Movement and we particularly eBphasize cur thanks to the officials of the paper for their fine cooperation. :Both the 11 Mer.1phis Press Scimi tar 11 and 11 The Commercial Appeal" hnvo boon nost generous in prHi.ting Scout ancl Cub news. They have co... oporatocl to the fullest extent in specializing tho activities of the Council such as Canp-0-Roos, surn:ier canps, etc. Dui'inG the 1942 Finance. Cri:3paicn both papers printed a splendicl sot of articles which di cl much to promote the success of that Canpai;'Il. Wo want to express our appreciation to both the "Memphis Press Scimitar" n.nd 11 'l1he Cor:imercial .AppeoJ. 11 for their fine support and cooperation (;iven to the Cowmil. The Council ancl your Comnittoe are deeply indebted to Rac1io Station tl M C, WR E C, W MP S and W H :SQ; for the fine quality anc1 type of pro5rai:1S presented by their stations coverine the Scoutinc:; progron cluring the past 12 r.10nths. We pay tribute to the nor:ibors of their staffs who did such a nnrvelous job in preparing script ancl in arra!l£il1G Scouting proc-;rams. All of those help to increase tho effectiveness.of the Scoutinr; Movcnont throU(;hout this area. Pai;;e 11 �Publicity Commi tee, Continued Your Committee ~nshes to thank the Standard Printing and Supply Co., for printing 25, 000 Finance Campaign Pledge Cards. Also for their generosity in supplying other pi'inting materials. We are indebted to the Grab.am Paper Co., for their splendid contributions of p~per of ~11 kinds for use in all the Council program. These two firms have been most liberal to Chickasaw Council in making these contributions to Scouting and we take this opportunity to acknow:).edge our appreciation. Your Committee would also like to thank the official outfitters, J. Goldsmith & Sons Co., Phil A. Hallo and Lowonstein 1 s for their many window displays during :Soy Scout Week and on other occasions. Our ap:prection is extend.ed to Mr. W. C, Teague, Editorial Wri tor of 11 The Commercial Appea1 11 ; to Mey or Wal tor Chandler and General W. A. Danielson for their cooperation in laUJ1ching the drive for new Scout Leaders to replace those now in tho armed services, During the period from December 1st to 10th the seRrch for replacements for Scoutmasters and Scouters was intensified. This search was greatly aided by Mr. Teague Is editorial and 'by radio talks 'by Mayor Chandler and' General Danielson ovor WMC. READING COMMITTEE The Reading Committee in 1942 has endeavored to promote good reading among the Scouts of Chickasaw Council. This has been done through tho publication of news about books suitable for boys in the 11 Scout Pross Scimitar" and. the "Council Fire 11 • In addition the Commit toe has endeavored to bring this matt or before tho Scoutmasters in every manner possible. :Sy way of further interestir..g the Scout~ in Rending, as well as to provide the othor advantqges of having books on Scouting available to the Troop leaders and Scouts, the Committee conducted n Troop Li'brary Con... tost with three prizes offered for those Troops developing the most practical end best arranged library during the Contest. As this Contest is not closed until December 15th, the winno rs' cannot be ah:riounced in this report. This Committee again wishes to endorse heartily the Scouting m11.Gazine ":BOYS 1 1IFE 11 • It is recommended that all Troops having sufficient funds should subscribe to 11:SOYS' LIF!i 11 for each Scout. RUF.AL SCOUTING COMMITTEE In the area of the Council, outside of Memphis, there aro nt prosont 30 Troops, 23 of which Rre white ancl 7 Negro, and. 3 White Cub Packs. The ar0a of Chickasaw Council is composed of the eastern half of Crittenden Cou.nty, Arkrurnas; DeSoto, Tnte, Panola Counties, Mississippi and Shelby County, Tennessee. Tho total of 30 Troops now operating is a gain of three Troops over last year. This also indicates there are a groat many more potential Scouts in tho Area whore the greatest need for Scouting exists during those times. We recommend that pnrticular emphasis be put on tho organization of more 1.I1roops to cive these boys the opportunity to become Scouts. J?ar;o 12 �I --~al ~?;)/' . .--:J::·· __... ~) ( ~~, ·~4~ _.))""'-· I ~-:0,~~ J/ ~~J- ,,_ ~<{.~.~.-:J.. •;e:J.~,//~~~~ ,._\. .' Scoutinr,: Conu;iittee, Continued, CRITTE1JDEN DISTRICT Tho Crittenden District now has three Troops of White Scouts and ono of Negro Scouts, this being a t;nin of one Troop over thG previous year. This is the first ~i~'f.W::/ \,,.o-::·~I..::-J£.,.... District or&.;nnized in tho Council ancl it has dono c:;ood '<1\f'.\I,.,.. ·~:.'.::~,,., work ever since -its organization. This District has done ~~'~\: _i?'l especially good work in the advancement in rank of its Scouts. l\~;~~~\\ ) /,~,~?__.... \:(r ·~;.. .,.,. ··\ l_tr·:v 1, MISSISSIPPI DISTRICT !I \ dt . !1~: \ P· '. :ft/1 ,.I \~~~f/J\v r~~t ::~-~I J .~........ /' /.; ' \J/_ i'/ I ~/~!~ti )~~·/Ip{w\ ~flf:~/Ji OJIBW,A.Y DISTRICT All of Shelby County outside of tho City limits of Menphis is known as tho Ojibway District. ln this area there are 18 Troops and one Cub Pack, a total of 19 units. This District is doing a fine piece of work and is carryin[~ the Scoutin1o; pror;ran to noro and more boys each year. )~' f{f.: fl/: c ~-'·~) FINANCE At the end of tho fiscal year in 1941 there were six Troops operating in tho three Counties in this District. In Fobrua,ry 1942 th0 Mississippi District was orc;ani:z:ec1. ancl it has functioncc;l, well. It is now supervising the work of 8 Troops and 2 Cub Packs and thore are several Troops now in process of orGe.ni:z:ation, i. e., at Coldwater, Arkabutla and I nc1oponctence. '' u In tho. 1942 Finance CarnpaiGn the Area of tho Council clicl an outstancling job ancl showed real Scoutinc; spirit by raisi1'J{; a sun over throe tines as lareo as that raised in 1941. The followinc; shows the amount ro..ised in each District: Mississip~i District •••• $1,435.80 Crittenden District...... 531.50 Ojibway District......... 521.00 TOT.l\L. • • • • • • • • ~~2, 488. 30 This is a very fine dononstation of toan work in tho intorst of the boys of the Area nnd because of this an over increasing nuobor of boys will have tho benefits of the SQ:iuting pror;;rar.1 of ch.'3.rnctor builcliU[:; ano. citizenship training. DurinP,; tho coning year it is recomended thnt continued offorts be put forward. to organize uore Troops anc1 Packs in tho Area, as it has been found by :Soy-Fact Surveys that there are hun(lreds of boys who are desirous of becoming Scouts but who aro prevented fron so c1oing by the lack of organized units in their cor:inunitics. ·-- Pa.:;e 13 �--·-·-----SENIOR SCOlJ.fiNG COMMITTEE / Senior ScoutinG has had an exceptional record of growth in ner:ibership anc1 interest during tho past year. · Jllviclcmce of this is sho·wn in tho nctivitics of both Sea not do 1fo Scouts. Scouts anC. EJ:lergency Service Corps hGsi tnto to say thn.t we arc very proucl of tho work these younr; uon arc cloing nnd. of the prof;ress they have shown. ThGy shoulcl. cortninly be comr:iencled. for the interest they have taken in the progra.ra, for they are nak:in{; splendid· use of tho beneficial training they have received. As of Decen'ber 1st there are 149 Soa Scouts ns conparccl to 74 this dn,te last year. There are eight Sea Scout Ships and one Sea Scout Patrol, namely; the s.s.s. 11 Bellevue 11 , the s.s.s . 11:Bonita11 , the s.s.s. 11 Choctaw 11 , the s.s.s. 11 Dolphin 11 , tho s.s.s. 11 Icnowi1Ct 11 , the s.s.s. 11 Seakult s 11 , the s. s. s. 11 Victory 11 the s.s.s. 11 Volunteer 11 , the S.S. P. 11 ))favr1.jo 11 • , This. season has been one of the best for cruising on the 471 notor boat 11 }1en1)his 11 notwithstanc1iUtc; the fa,ct that the 'boat hns boon laid up for repairs for a considerable portion of the year. The Sea Scouts havo enjcyoa. a mmber of week-end trips up ancl down the Mississippi ancl have profi tocl by their trainin(; thereon. Many r.10J1-hours of) work :have boon put on the cruiser 11 Menphis 11 by the Sea Scouts o.nc1. our Sea Scout Cor.missioner. The Son Scouts helc1 their first Bridce of Honor in tho early :part of this year an.:1- a vory cood tine was hac1. by all. The Sea Scouts have been servintc; as crow r.1onbers with the U. S. Coast Guo.,rcl Auxiliary on each Security Patrol anc'\. ~-.1<.mbors of the Auxiliary have been hi(;h in their praise of the soananlike Danner in which the boys porfornocl their clutios •. So f11.r as we know, Mor:rphis is tho first city in which Sea Scouts h1we 'been used in this capncity and due to tho success with which th,oy ha,ncllcd their duties, the United States Coast Gu.:"'rd. issuocl orders throu..ghout tho Nation for Coast Gur.rc1 Au:dliary units to use Sea Scouts as crew nonbers where possible, This is a splonclid record for our Monphi s Seo, Scouts. The Emergency Service Corps has grown fron 49 Senior Scouts to 150 active nenbers. These Scouts have taken part in several Er.1er.soncy · Servic:J Mobilization training tests, During tho first black-out in Menphis, Er.1err;ency Service Scouts were .on cluty in 8 st0.tions stratef;ically locnt ed so as to "Do avcdln.ble for any duty or service which !Jic;ht arise. The organization of the Enorgoncy Service Corps is now conplete uncler the leaclership of the Er.1orc.~e11cy Se!'Vice CorJnissioner with 8 District leaclors workinc~ with the Troops i:1 each district. Tho E:.ierr;ency S(frvice Scouts hnvo clone a good j·ob an.cl wo corn1enC1. ther.1 hi&hly for their splendid cooperation anc1.. traininc. ! I and Our reconr;.endations are thnt Dore Council-wiclo socinl functions wntisr activities bo proi:1oted d. urin1; the cor.iinc; year, so 8.S to n'.'..ke a Pn.:~e 14 1·· �Senior Scouting·Co:r::unittce, Continued stronger nppenl to holcl these boys in Senior Scouting ancl to pull norc boys of this a{;o grou;p into the Progrru:i which is on.sect on the principles of the Scout Onth nncl Lnw, which, in these tryinc; tir.:ies, ~.s nore necesso,ry than ever before. TRAINING COMMITTEE Your Cor:1nittoe believes the trnining of leaders is and will continue to be one of tho nost inportant activities of tho Council, particularly in these ti nos when so na.ny of our Scouters are oeing cf.IJ.led into the arnod forces. With this in nincl we have tried to provide training for as r:inny as possible ancl. to concluct the courses which are no st needed, Yoilr Chairman wishes to take this opportunity to thank the Instructors ana. Staff Mer.1b ors who have served so faithfully ancl well in these trainiw; schools. Without their help ,.,e could not have r:iade the progress as reflected in tho report below: Fw~d&~entals NO, P}!:RSONS ATTENDING CE.RTI:?ICATES ISSUED 151 151 150 71 58 36 23 71 16 30 35 12 57 55 36 22 611 447 of the Boy Scout Movenent (3 courses) Scoutn.'l.stor 1 s Traininr; Course (2 courses) Cub Lcador 1 s TrF~ni:ng Course (2 courses) Den Mother 1 s Trainin{; Course Euergency SGrvice Training Course ( 3 coll'ses) Sen Scouts Water Works Course A.Dericr-m Red Cross Standard First Aid Course (2 courses) Anericrui Red Cross Junior First Aid Ccurse (3 courses) (Scouts) Troop Reportor 1 s Course (Scouts) TOT . .~. , • • • • • • • • • • 53 31 The Connittee feels that its weakest point in carrying out the prof;rru:i of leadership train.int; is in not beinG able to rench the new or inexperienced Scoutr..m.stcrs a.nd Cubmastors and their Assistants. We strongly rocor:rr.10nd that tho Trdninf~ Pro~;rrn:1 in 1943 be tied in nore closely with the Organization & Extension OoDnittee ancl with the Publicity Comittoe in an effort to cet i..mtrained Scout Leaders to tak:e aa.vantfl{;e of tho various courses. This is espocinll;y- ir:iporta:nt in vfow of tho unprecedented number of new Leaders now in the Council. For 1943 we recor..mend Traininr;, nore Trnining ancl STILL MORE TRAINING. Pa[,;e 15 � 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 ./ I 9 CHICKASAW COUNCIL • Boy Scouts of America • MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE . . . , 2 Mr. Mr. Mr, Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. CHICKASAW, COUNCIL, B. S. A. INC. Memphis. Tennessee MEMBERS Q:b,. THE EXECTJHVE :SOARD - 1942 Officers Mr. Henry M. Clayton Mr. A. K. Burrow Mr. Edwin Dalstrom Mr. W. P. Hallidey Mr. Lucius E. Burch Mr. Norfleet Turner Mr. Pere;)' C. Clarke Mr. Emile A. ]izot Mr. F. Joe Flanagan Mr. W. Gordon Morris President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Commissioner Scout Executive Chairmen. Standing Committees Mr. Paul L. Day Activities Mr. A. D. Mci<'horter Awards & Resolutions Mr. R. G. Ramsay Camping Mr. Perry Pipkin Civic Relations Mr. Jrunes Seddon Allen Constitution & By-Laws Mr. Elmor N. Rios Court of Honor Mr. T. Robert Acklen Cubbing Mr. A. K. Burrow Finance Dr. Arthur R. Porter Jr. Heal th & Safety Mr. Edwin Dslstrom Inter-Racial Mr. J. A. Angus Organization & Extension Mr. P. J~. Clayton Outfitters Mr. Henry w. Slavick Publicity Hr. Charles M. Crump Reading Mr. F. J. Vandemark Rural Scouting Mr. Oran L. Cox Rural Scouting Mr. L, w. Tannor Rural Scouting Mr. Herman Spears Rural Scouting Mr. Honr:ti Bonner Senior Scouting Dr. B. .,,, .i:J. Jacobs Training Members-At-Large Frank i\.hlgren Gen. w. A. Danielson Mr. Charles Rittelmeyer Ernest c. Ball Mr. o. K. Earp Mr. John. E. Roberts A. Earle Bolton Mr. J. Granville Gates Mr. Abe Scharff c. Arthur Bruce Mr. E. A, Harrold Mr. w. L. Sharpe fv' . H. Church Mr. T. Po Howard. Mr. J. Chestor Shields John Cleghorn Mr. Fred W. Lucas Hr. J. L. Skinnor Jesse Cunninghi:tm Mr. Edmu_r1d Orgill Mr. Harry Webb _) AWARDS TO MEM13ERS OF CHICKASAW COUNCIL, :S, S. A., INC. FOR DISTINGUISI-ffil) SERVICE TO BOYHOOD THE Dr. J. C. Ayres Mr. Charles T, i'.~cCabe Mr. John T. Morgan Mr, George P. Phillips Mr. John E. Roberts Mr. Harry Webb Mr. L. R. Forsdick Mr. A. D. i.fo\''111.orter Mr. Ben J3. CoffEV Jr. Mr. Walt0r L. Gray Mr. George Wood. Mr, F. Joe Flanagan ******** S I L V E R :S E A V E R 1931 1931 1931 1931 1931 1931 i9;32 1933 1934 1935 1935 1936 Mr. Robert G. Ramsay Mr. Edv!in Dalstrom Mr. R. Von Steinen Mr. C. A1·thur Druce Mr. Charle.s H. Church Mr~ Joe Hopper Dr. T. S. Eliot Mr. Hanry M. Clayton Mr. Alvan Tate, Jr. Mr~ A. K. :Burrow Mr. J. Granville Gates 1936 1937 1937 1938 1938 1939 1939 1940 l91J:O 1941 1941 ***************************** TED S COUTHASTJ:IB._1 S la:lY Mr. Ben B. Coffey, Jr. 1933 Mr~ Russell Peete 1938 Mr. R. Von Stei nen 1934 Mr, Charles Cotton 1940 Dr. Howard Curl 1934 Mr, J, J. Jones 1940 Mr. E. K. Leach 1935 Mr. Nea. Cantrell 1940 Mr. Joe Hopper 1936 Mr. Hearn W. Tidwell 1940 Mr. Miller J oh:ns on 1936 Mr. Hope H. :B'ord 1941 Hr. Charles H. Church 1937 Mr. Lawrence Lowell 1941 Mr, J. :Brady \Vile;)' 1938 Lt, Forrest Hottwoiler 1942 ' l~~~--~~~~~· 11 J I M M Y11 11 He' s JUST ten years old. He's made up of the following ingredients; noise, energy, imagination, curiosity and hunger, He's 11 the cute little fellow down tho street, 11 tha.t 11 spoiled imp next door, 11 or 11 My son, 11 ..... depending on who you are. He's something to he kept fed, clothed, heal thy, happy and out of trouble. B UT ••• He's something else, too--- He's tomorrow. He's tho future welre fighting for. He 1 s part of the world 1 s most important gonora.tion. Our generation must win the war and tho peace. His generation must KEEP T:a:E PEACE. His generation will determine whether it was worth doing. He ts one of the most important people in history. ,s o ••• Anyone who influences his life is also a mir;r;hty important pE/rson. 11 r1 ~ I) (""'' r1 -r ' J~ .... J v J~ ...) ACTIVITIES 001-ll..UTTEE The Scoutmasters, Assista.~t ~coutmasters, District Commissioners and Junior Officers of the Council have given fine leadership to the Troops throughout the year. These leaders have worked hard and faithfully under trying conditions and the Committee cpmmends their splendid accomplishments. We feel a voto of thanks for what they have dono. On June 5th, 6th, 7th the twelfth Camp-0-Ree was held at Camp Currier near Eudora, Miss. Forty-nine Troops participated and 840 Scouts ware in Camp. Tho events wore: Camping, Patrol Camping, First Aid; Morse Signaling, Scout Rescue, Fire :Building, Forestry, Wall Scaling. These events were judged by the leaders of the Troops assisted by some of the District Commissioners. Their efficiency was splendid and the events were run off in a highly satisfactory ~annor. We believe everyone had a good time. The efficiency of all of the Troops in the Camp-0-Ree was recognized . by awarding pennants to those who q_ualifiod against the standards. Fortyone of tho forty-nine Troops won penmmt s. Eleven Troops won Class "A"; elev~n Troops won Class 11 B 11 and nineteen Troops won Class 11 C11 pennants. The judges complimented the activities of the Scouts and. we fea that definite progress has been mrtdc. Your Committee recommends the Annual Cam:p-0-Ree be held in 1943 even though transportation difficulties prevent it being held nt Camp Currier. Your Committoehas ago.in conducted 11 Th8 Advancement Program11 with the result that 5 Troops won Class 11 A 11 pennants; 4 won Class 11 B 0 and 5 Troops won Class 11 0 11 • This is the 8th year this type of program has been offered to the Troops of the Council. It consists of a well-rounded list of events including Advancement, Camping, Civic Good Tur.ns, ot c. Due to lack of transportation !Ilc~ny Troops have curtailed their camping and there has not boon as much intE-;rost in "The Advancement Program" as in former years. We still believe, however, that this is an excellent typo of activity and recommend_ that it, or a similar type of progro..i:i, be carried on in 1943. For the duration it is increasingly apparent that Troops nust be helped by givinf; to them every possible aid in building thoir proc;rams of activities, particularly as so many of our Scoutmasters and Assistant Scoutmasters have boon called to tho colors. with now men replacing the votoran lcadors the problem " of good progranming is ncutc. We earnestly soliCit the l ! assistance of all Scouters toward hel~ing Troops to ),\ ' '" ,_ c~rr~ on and to enable them to do their pnrt towarcl A )f., A~ /t~(' i.. ~ Wlnn:J.nG on the home front• ,.--aJJ!f~ it(\lk We understand that 17 Troops are now without /11' \~~ "--· Scoutnastors~-this lack of leadership is bound ,------~/ ./'.'. ~ S~\ to result in decreased activities. Let us all do . ../ ,(.§; -=-- _ everything we can to recruit Scoutmsters to ~ - __ J ;f:J.IJi :;_ lead these boys. '-. v''"~ - ~~ <..,. Q._.AMPIN(f COMMITTEE Camp Currier, near Euclora, Miss. The Annun.l Co.uncil Camp was held at Canp Currior for six weeks a.uring the past sur:1r1er with an avorar:!;e attondance of 8,:J: Scouts as coti.pare\l to 69 Scouts in 1941. During the season (June 14th to July 26, 1942) 314 Scouts spena. a total of 506 Scout weoks at Currier as con1parod to 307 Scouts vho spent a total of .:191 Scout Weoks at Camp in 1941. The Ca::ip Fee was $5.50 per week. this beine; a.n incl.·oa,so of $1.00 over t:i.c fees charged in previous yen.rs. Duo to tho increasecl co<~t of food the net loss on the operation of the sunmer camp was $320.68 as conparod to $205.78 last year, even thout";:h the fee ···~·-··· wo.s raised. The yoar-rouna. attendance of Scouts at Car.1p Currier this ~,rear is the lowest in nany yea.rs. We beli~vo this can larGoly 1)o attri'butccl to the unprececlented loss of Scoutnasters a..nd the travel difficulties caused by the war. Bol01v is n. com~)[·.rison of the recorcts of the J:iast throe yep,,rs: Gain or Loss as Conpnrocl to 19,11 1940 19t11 ~ GAIN J&§§. Scouts attending Camp Currier <;1,479 3, 926 2,599 1,327 Scout ors attendin6 Canp Currier <b7.2 578 31:9 229 Nur.1bcr of Scout Days 12,800 12, 104 9,113 2,991 Nur1bcr of Scouter Days 1,203 1,699 1,119 580 Nuno or of Visitors 3,318 3,422 2,166 1,256 r:t:he swimr.ling pool an cl wD,ter syst en, which was given to the CAmp · by Mr. ancl Mrs. A .. K. :Burrow in 1936, continues to be a source of j 03r and satisfaction to all of the Scouts and Sc outers in the Council. Your Conni ttoe feels that everyone in Chickasaw Council owes a debt of gratitude to Mr. anct Mrs. '.Burrow, for not only do these excellent facilities afford a Great de~l of pleasure to all who go to Canp but they provide a creat deal of i)rotection to the health and cleanliness of tho boys in ca-Dp. On behalf of all of tho Scouts and Scouters wo wish to express our deep ancl sincere 'appreciation to Mr, ancl Mrs. Burrow for this splendid gift. The Health Locl.[;e, which was built in 1940 by Mrs. Bd.lle s. Rosenthnl as a nonorial to her late son, Mr. Mitchel H. Rosenthal, Jr., continues to serve nn exceptionally useful purpose. We {;reatl~f apprcci.::i,te this builc!.inr; which is a lastin:::; nemorinl to a former Scouter who clid r.mch. to carry out the Jlrogrri.rn of the Council and its work for bo;vs. Camping Committee, Continued KAMP KIA KIMA, near HarQy, Ark. Your Committee felt it would be·unwise to attempt to operate Kamp Kia Kima during the past summer, hence the Kar.ip was not opened. In view of the present gasoline rationing, \ohich will probably prevent the use of Camp Currier 1943, there is a possibility that Kamp Kia Kima could be operated provided railroad transportation is available to Hard;y. Very few repairs have been made during the past several years and we feel the property should be kept in a fair state of repair. Therefore, we have recent:,1.y authorized a new roof for the Eeslth Lodge, repairs to the barn, some new screens, etc., which, when finished, will put the Kamp in operating condition for next year. It will take a month or so to complete the repairs needed. CAMP DANIELS, Memphis, Tenn. Camp Daniels had a bettor season in 1942 thnn it did in 1941. There were ).J.5 Scouts in C11.mp as compared. t_o 98 last year. During the four weeks it was operated the boys spent a total of 190 Scout weeks as compared to 156 weeks last season. We are vary pleA,sed to have the :Negro Scouts to take more interest in camping and to use this Camp, whic.h is one of tho best in the Nation for Negro boys. We greatly appreciate the help of '1Tho Co::-:imerciμl Appeal Camp Fund For Boys 11 which supplied fwi.ds sufficient to send 50 underprivileged. lifegro boys to Canp. These boys were selected with the aid of The Family Welfare Agency to whon we are greatly indebted for fine cooperntion and real help. Both 11 The Co:onerical Appeal 11 a,nd The Family Welfare Agency have helped these less-chance boys for tho pc"l,st four years, and we do apprecirtte tho work they havo done, for throu&h then more boys are getting training in camping and citizenship. Tho camp fee was $3.5Q per week and there was a net oper~ting gain of $59.20 for the four weeks operRtion. Tho Canp buildings are in good ropair and it was not necessary to spend any groat anount of noney to keep them in condition. Hence, no n_~jor repairs were nado this year. Wo fully approciato the fact that for tho duration cru:ipint;:; will bo carried out under difficulties and that sone of our out-of-door activities :r.:iay be s:b..arply curtailed because of gas rationing, etc. But we strongly reco:r.1uond and urge that every effort be oade for Scouts to do as i:iu.ch cooping as possible in 1943 and that we do our utmost to provide ns nuch traininG as possible in tho open. Toward this end we ask tho help of every Scout Loader in tho Council. ___ J Page 3 CIVIC RCLATIONS Al-ID DEFENSE COOP:Ern.i\.TION COMivIITTFll I Due to the national emergency the Scouts and Cubs '{ of Chickasaw Council have had the privilege of serving in d~:};. (\\._ many ana_ varied activities over and above their normal ,..7 ".:"~rl t;[--;p;~J·f civic service during the past year. That they have well /: \. \ 'l.,~?f'.::_}/~ ~ ~ and faithfully carried out their assignments in c:.:..-::::.{/ .. ~:.L.: ..... ij'•{~,~./~?-'/Pf connection with these civic enterprises can be -7 -i-~~~ readily seen by reading a list o·f some of their major .r;<:) J \~y b activities whfoh are outlined below: ~-' \\\, t~ t, Tho Scouts and Cubs collected slightly more than 300,000 pounds of waste paper. 450 Scouts took part in flag ... raising ceremony and acted as guicl.es at tho opening of the Memphis Q,uartermaster Depot of the U. s. Army. Scouts and. Cubs collected approJdmately 10, 300 pounds of scrap rubber. Scouts distributed 40,000 circulars "What You Should Know About Wartime Price Control 11, this at the request of the Office of Civilian Defense, Washington. In the Key Kollection Kampaign Scouts and Cubs collected 52,272 keys weighing 725i pounds for the U. S. Navy. 20 Scouts assorted.and packaged keys for the Key Kampaign Kommittoo. Scouts collected about 200 tons of scrap metal. Troop 6 collected ·17 tons using lS·Scouts. They sold this scrap for $150.00 an& gave the money to the Memphis Conununi ty Fund. · 25 Scouts distributed po?ters for tho Shelby County Tub1::irculosis Societjr. 60 Scouts served as ushers at the Victory Revue at Overton Park. 632 Scouts and 166 Cubs mrched in Armistice Day Parado. 300 Scouts marched in Billion Dollar War Bond and Sta.mp Drive Parado. 325 Scouts marched in Fi re Prevention Parado, carrying flags and signs. 63 Scouts distributed 1,000 large posters (32 11 x 4811 )for l'Javy Day. 250 Scouts acted as guides and messengers for Civili11.n Defense Registration at 14 schools and community houses. 70 Scouts served as ushers at May Festivn.l at Crump Stadium. 16 Scouts of Troop 68 delivered Christmas baskets for Goodfellows Santa Claus Club. 49 Sea Scouts marched in Navy D[o/ Parade. 90 Scouts distributed approximately 10.000 Dofonse Bond Posters. Sea Scouts servea. as crews on U, s. Coast Guard Auxiliary Security Patrols. '10 Scouts acted as ushers at Victory Revue at Ellis Auditorium, ' Sen Scouts took part in Memorial Day exercises at National Cornet ory. During Rubber CalI[)aiGn 40 Scouts on duty at various depots in parks, etc. 8 Scouts distributed 800 large posters fo·r Army & lfavy Relief Funfl, 36 Scouts earried Americe,n Flags in Dra,fteos Pnrades. During first black-out Scouts wore on duty at 8 stations. Scouts delivGred 27 ,500 11 Buy Defense Bonds & Strunps 11 posters, May we sug::;est that you consider the thousands of hours of service these boys haYe given in doing the things listed above. And thore are many more events in which they parti cipn.tod wM.ch are not 1 istodt but which are of real worth to the community, the State and tho Nat ion. We Pagb 4 Sivic Relations aml Defense Coo;peration Committee, Continued know our Scouts have done a really good job, and we commend them for their work n.s true Scoutp, for they are doing many things which are valuable in tho war effort and in training them for citizenship. COURT OF HONOR During the fiscnl year, ,..which ended December 1, 1942, the Scouts of Chickasaw Council were awarded the largest number of Merit Badges in the history of the Council, whichw:i.s organized in 1916. Wo are proud of tho work ths boys have done and particularly of the exceptionally large number of badges which wore won at Camp Currier durinG tho past summer. It is a pleasure to report that with the exception of Eagle, thi)T•:; was a substantial gain in.all of tl\_o hic~hor ranks, i. o., First Class, Star and Life Badges •. In 1941 there was awarded tho largest nurnber of Englo :Baclgcs in,' tho history of tho Court and we frankly did not oJ..·1rnct to match or exd'oed last year's record., this yoar. However, we believe that all / of us have a right ·to feel a lot of satisfaction because of the work of tho Scouts, .for they cl,o deserve credit for accomplishing what they have in those times of wv.r, loss of Scoutmasters roicl. generally ur1-settled conditions. We invite ;irour attention to tho fic;uros below which show a comparison of the m:u:iber of awards made in 1940, 1941 and. 191.12: First Class :Sac.r;es 288 Merit ]ndgos 2,800 Sto.r ]ad(Ses 180 Life Badges 93 Eagle Badges 20 201 2,954 152 88 44 225 3,241 263 116 26 .Q:Af.N 24 287 111 28 18 A hin;h stanclarcl of work lms been maintained and tho boys have done well. But wo fool there is mu.ch to be done in traininr; Merit l3aclgo Counselors and in recruiting more Counselors to aicl the Scouts, ospocinlly as so rn:my of our Cou:J.Solors have boon call.od into tho armo1l forces.. For 19":~1> wo roco:::u:1enC. that gretl.t effort be B11.(lo towarc. this encl and toward recruiting more non to serve on the Court of Honor. Your Chairnan wishes to acknowlocl,~;e his appreciation of the fine cooperation of tl:.e Vico-Chaiman ancl tho ·MorJb:::rs of tho District and Troop Co~rts of Honor• Th0 success of tho Merit Eaclf;e Proc:;rar.1. is clue to tho loyalty of these Scoutors who havo so faithfully carried out their duties and w:io have r.mcle it possi blo f9r tho Scouts to have the aclvantnges of this pre-vocationRl training. CUBBI!'TG COMMITTEE Cubbing is the Scouting program for boys 9 to 12 years of ac;e. It is uniq_ue and distinctly different from Scouting anc. deals with boys of a cl:Lffcront age. ]oys who take part in Cubbing advance throw~h tho inoe;rar..1 until their 12th birthda;y when they gractuatc into Scouting, if they desire. We are pleased to report that the CUbbing procrar:i has sho1,1.rn a voryl narked increase in nunber of bo;rs ancl activity throughout tho past ;;roar. We have organized 7 new- Cub Packs bringing our total nunbsr of Packs fron 18 in 1941 to 25 as of December 1, 1942. The increase in nur:iber of Packs bas r:iade Cubbi1'!{; rt.V!lilable to 617 boys in the Council as conpared to 393 pn.rticipatL1g this date last yenr. This is a c;ain of r.10re tl:i...-<tn 200 Cubs in tlie 12 ::.10nth period. Tho cor:1pnrativo fisures in Cubs and Packs for the pn.st three yeo.rs arc shown as fo;l.lows: Cubs 318 Packs 393 19 597 23 ~ ~~i; ~:J~{t0 (l 204 ri~l . ,_'·'~' J ~ 4 H:>·,x a . Cl _.v~,\'- '\ . p{; ,-;:;;; ' ( ~-'--.,_\ t Thus, you will see fron the above fl.cures ·.:.-:i:(:~i'\:\:~ / .... __ \ ' that the Cul)binc progra..TJ. :b..as expand.eel trerJenclously durine:; <•<<'('._d}~>----, ~ the pnst 12 nonths. We are no st r:;rateful to .tho men, wonen '-·--'< and Scouts who work so u..l1.tiringly to provide this wonclerful pror~rE'm for ;'lOU11(;or boys~ In Septenbor 19·12 the .'\nnual Cub Picnic for all of the Cubs of Chick.'1.saw Counc.il was held at Overton Park with a najority of tho Cubs and Cub Leaclors participc'1.ting. Awards were macle to ths Cubs anr1 PacJ::::s winninG tho various events. The competitive Cul)binc:; onthusiasn displayed at this evEmt certninly warrants its continuance ancl we feel tlc.n.t it ir> one of the hit;hlL:~hts of the year in Cuobint:~· In April 19112 the Cub Kite Derb3r was held in Overton Pn.rk n,ls o with a large variGty of kites entered from nost of tho Packs. Awards Nero r.'k~,do to tho winners of tho various cont ost s in this Dorb~r and f.\ "bi;~; tine was hRd b~r all. This event (loes r:ra,ct to stinulato the Cubcraft feature of tho pro,:;rnn ancl lm.s always boon woll attend.eel by Cubs, po.ronts nnc1 Cub Lon,dors and should by all r:ieans r0n.'.'1.in an ann1-1<0'l.l event in the Council 1 s Cul;binr; Pro: :ran. We n.re proua. of tho fine showing t}w Cubs nnllc at tl'!c Araisticc DA.y Pnraclc. Tl:o dubs of th: Council nro c1-oin-_-; their part to nssist in every .wa;.r in the war effort i~1cludin~-; tl10 collection of scrap notal, rubb:::r, keys ~,ncl other civic sorvices. The Cub Loaders 1 Round Table r.1et re{}llnrly throu2~1out tho year ancl hns established. it solf as n noc1ium of grent help to tho Cub Loac1crs of the Council. Attendance ~-ncl pn.rticipn.tion b;y ove.ry Oubbor is urr;ecl n,t 311 of the, Rnunrt TnlJlo Hsotinc;s. We should like to take this opportunit;1 to express tl:e ap- Pn.;:;o 6 Cubbing Committee, Continued i)r.scin,t ion of the Cubbing Committee for the splendid \•Tork done by the Scou~s who served as Den Chiefs for t):l.e Dens in each Pack. The leadership which those Dfn Chiefs he;ve shown in working with the different Dens, shows that Scouting itself is really measuring up to the high ideals set by its leaders. A prime roq_uisi t e of a good :Soy Scout is leadership and a Den Chief proves that he hn.s that quality. FINANCE COMMITTEE The Finance Com.init be is })leased to ... ~-~-~ " report that the Finance Campaign conducted by /?-\ ~ " , , the Council in 1942 was the most successful in -.:._,-:._JI ~~('~~c:.·"'Yt;-3 our history, wit~ $34,009<73 being raised in cash ~.:::=..~:::---.... <4 J$) and pledges. This amount is $3,948.07 above the ·~ ~ . J~~-==-j amount raised in 1941 when $30,061.66 was raised. ~~~~=~--- The actual figures are as fo :nows: ::;;:::: Cash Pledges TOl'.AL Cash Pledges Tor.AL (White) ••••• $28,358.17 ('White) • • • • • , 2, 854 .1 7 (White) ••••• , •••• , •••••••••• $31, 212.34 (Negro) ••••• $ 1 1 596.31 (Negro)..... 1.201.08 (Negro) • •••.• ·• • . • • . • , ••••••• ,:.,;;2~, .... 7..;;.9"""'7..., .... 3 __ 9_ TOTAL CASH ~um PLEDG~S •••• $34,009.73 The Committee wants to take this opportunity to again thank each and every person who contributed to tho support of the Council and to thrmk the Campaign Wo:l."kers who did such a fine piece of work in raising the largest amount of cash in tho history of tho Council in the lRst Can11'laign. Without the h~lp of our good :tf'rien.ds who contribute and work, the necessa!"IJ funds for tho Scoutins Program could not have been raised and the training of our boys would suffer. We dQ appreciate what has been so faithfully done by so many pooplo in order that this program of clrnracter building and citizenship training may continue to progress each ye;:i.r. The books of the Council and of thG three camps have been audited by Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co., and were found to be correct,. We especially invite your attention to tho fact thRt Chicka:;iaw Cou.."'l.cil is entirely free of debt. We believe this statement will be as gratifyinc to our friends as it is to us. It has been the policy of the Council for a number of years to spend only when funds were avo.iln.ble and we recommend the continuation of this policy. Some months ago Chickasaw Council was invited to become a Member of The Memphis Community Fund, and we are glad to report that on October 1, 1942 the Council became a Member, However, the Council will no·t; participate financially until April 1, 1943, due to the fact that tho money raised in the 1942 Crunpaign is sufficient to defray our o:xpensos until next Pago 7 Finance Commit t eo, Continued · April which "\S the end of our financial fiscal year. We are pleased to P.gain be a ·Member of The Memphis Community Fund and look forward to a vc1ry pleasant association with it. HEALTH & SAY.STY COMMITTEE This Committee is gratified to report that tho Health and Safety of our Scouts during 1942 has been cxcollont. During the summer camps there was no casulaty of any kind and only two or three minor acci<'Lent cases, One Scout had to be sent home from Camp Currier because of an attack of Appendicitis but he recovered completely in a v~ry short time. Flies were better controlled at the Cai:1p this summer than evor boforo due to Tom Reynolds well made fly traps. In practicing wall scaling at Overton Park two Scouts suffered broken arms but ar(i now as well as ever. Other than this thoro were no serious injuries to Scouts or Cubs in the Council. This splendid record is a tribute to the fine loader ... ship of our Scout Leaders who are directing tho activities of over 3, 600 boys. Wo CO!:l~end and congratulate them on the fine work they arc doing in providing safe activities and camping for the boys of this Council. Hundreds of Scouts and Cubs have participated in activities, parades, Camp-:-0-Roes, etc., during the year and we are proud of tho work of the boys nnd their leaders in r.nking such a splendid safety record .• Safety through skill is a fine thing to teach boys and we feel that our Scoutmasters, Assistant Scoutn~sters, Cubmasters, Assistant Cubmasters and Camp Staff Mel!lbers have clone a really fine and constructive piece of work in making this safety record, possible. INTER-P.ACIAL 'COMMITT:sE \J!~r:~:§:;::·< .. ·,,., ........ ~ 1 ~·,~~·:.t,,.,.,., The work of this Connittoo is confined J-:" r-; ,.~t),) ... ·solol;>; to Nor;ro Scouts ancl Cu:bs and is hancllcd throw;h I A )iifJ: ... : .. :::. a sub-comlCil known as tho Sor.1inolo Division of Chickasaw ~r ~., Council. All of tho officers nncl nc::1bors of tho Division, ..... / \ includiw; tho Assistn.nt Scout Executive, nro Nor:;r0os. / ... ...- / Durinc; tho yonr ondinc Doconbc;r 1 1 1942 thoro /~ wore 7 now Troops orc;nnizod and 8 Troo1,s woro clroppoc1 frcn ( f ""' th0 rolls. Thero n.ro now 47 Troops, n. not r:;nin of 4 Troops \ ovor the previous year. Thoro n.ro 708 Scouts as co1:.1pn,rod t.o 623 Scouts in 1941, n. c~;n.in of 94 Scouts. Thero aro 5 Cub Pn.cks, which is the snno n.s ln.st year. But thoro n,ro 91 Cul)s as COL1J?n.rod to 55 ln.st yon.r, n not Gain of 36 Cubs. v Paco 8 Inter-Racia.l Cormnittee. Continued The camping program at Camp Daniels was excellent and there were 115 Scouts in camp as compared to 98 in 1941. The records show these Scouts spent a total of 190 Scout weeks in camp as compared to 156 last season. The camp fee charged was $3.50 per week, an increase of 50¢ and the net gain was $59 .20 for the four weeks operation. Due to the good condition of the buildings and equipment, very little was needed in the way of repairs and re1)lacements and all of the camp propert;>r is now in good shape. We consider this Camp one of the best in the Nation for Negro Scouts. We are proud of the work the :negro Scouts ha.ve done in c1v1c good turns this year. Many calls have been ma.de on them and they have responded willingly and have done their work well. They hrwo collected paper, scrnp iron, rubber, etc., for the war effort-they have distributed thousands of posters and leaflets for the Government and have participated in church events, parades anc'l. other activities, They are certainly to be commended for their accomplishments. In the Finance Campaign of the Council in 194,2 the Seminole Division turned in $1,596.31 in cash and $1,201.08 in pledges for a total of $2,797.39. This is a gain of $134.97 over last year. We want to thank all of tho Negro Scouters and. Campaign Workers for their fine help, in this Campaign. During the year the advancement in rank and the a war a. of Merit :Badges to Negro Scouts was indeed poor. Only 3 Scouts advanced to First Class Rank, and 34 to Second Class. 34 Merit Badges wore awarded and 1 Scout won the highest honor, thnt of an Eacle Scout. With over 700 Scouts on the rolls we believe there is much to be done to foster advancement among tho l>Tegro boys. In fact, we. thin.~ one of the greatest problems in tho CouJ1cil today is to devise ways and means to help these boys to advance in rank, for we find the groat majority of them never got beyond Tenderfoot. Thorofore, they m:i.ss the splendid training and real fun in Scouting through failure to Get into the higher ranks. We urge and recommend that every effort be made to advance in :rruJ.k in 1943. /--:~~ ORG.AlUZATION & E1.'TENSION COMMI'rTEE In the early part of 1942 Chickasaw Council received the Walter W. Head Acorn Award for reaching the objectives it set for itself in total number of Scouts, Troops, Cubs, Packs for the year 1941, this being the fourth consecutive yer-1.r the Council has won this fine ( f Award. We feel that you are as proud. of this trophy ( :- "\~ l/l ) if as we are, for evory Scout and Scouter has a rir;ht to .:S'~ t{ /' \ !'.f feel a real satisfaction in receiving this recognition C),\_(";··-c J ;/;· from the National Presic1ent o{ the :Boy Scouts of \ . .---' i/ America, Mr. Walter W. Head of St. Louis Mo • . -1 '~·,.:.:.l~~\;' Your Committee is now working to organize eno'Uf;h new ... ....-.:::y units nnd to recruit sufficient boys to win tho Award for /7 tho fifth consecutive time and wo hope the results will be Page 9 Organization & Extension Commit toe, Contin,uocl successful. But it will take a real effort on the part of every Soout Mld. Cub Leader in the Counci 1 to again receive this recognition, Your holp is earnestly requested in recruiting these Cubs ancl Scouts, We baliova :U' there wa.s ever a time when boys need this training, it is now, for evor;v Cub o.nct Scout can and will do his part to help the Nation in its timo '':I~ n!4od. The :rnore Scouts and Cubs enrolled, the more effective will bo tho· work on the home front. That boys want to be Scouts is well illustrated by tho BciyFRct Survey recantly donducted in the schools in which it was found tha.t over 1,400 boys who are not Scouts want to bo Scouts. We are ma.kin{.; ov~;1ry effort toward placing these boys in the various Troops. During the past 12 months 17 Troops of White Scouts, 5 Packs of white Cubs and 7 Troops of Negro Scouts were organized. We regret to report that 12 Troops of· White Scouts, 8 Troo1)s of Negro Scouts, 2 White Cub Packs and 1 :Hegro Cug Pack were dropped from the rolls. In spite of these losses it is our pleasure to report the Council now has the larr;est membership in its 26 year hist..QU..with a total 9f 3,605 boys on the rolls. This is a gain of 298 boys over last year. Below is a comparison of the membership for the past three years; Dec. 1, 14.0 Dec. 1. 141 Dec. 1. I 42 GAIN LOSS White Scouts 2,197 2,291 2,300 9 Negro Scouts 605 623 708 _Jill._ TOTAL SCOUT& •••••••••• 2,802 2,914 3,008 94 White Troops 92 98 103 5 Negro Troops 37 43 •17 _4_ TOT.AL TROOPS •••••••••• 129 141 150 9 White Cubs 272 338 506 168 Negro Cubs 16 _,Qg_ 91 _lliL TOTAL C11BS •••••••••••• 318 393 597 204 White Cub Packs 10 14 18 4 Negro Cu1) Packs 4 5 5 - TOT.AL CUB PACKS 14 19 23 4 During· the pa.st year we havo had the c;;reatest loss in Scout Leaders tlmt we have ever e:x::perienced. So far we .have lost 108 Scoutmasters, Assistant Scoutmasters, Cubmasters, District Conmissioners to the armed forces or to defense work. This has naturally hanclicapped the work of the Troops and Packs and also our growth in nUJ:lbers. There are now 17 Troops without Scoutmasters, and we urge that every person interested in Scouting to help to locate men who will serve as Scout Leaders. The need was never 0reater. Won't you help to recruit men who will Guide our boys on tho trail which leads to good citizenship? Pac~e 10 OUTFITTERS COMMITTEE J. Goldsmith & Sons Co., Phil A. Halle and. Lowenstein 1 s are the three licensed outfitters for the Council and all during theyear, in face of shortages throughout the countr~T' have done an excellent job in keeping their stock of; Scout ancl Cub uniforms right up to the very latest and. necessary demands. Tho excellent supplies and equipment carried by those ouxfi tters have also been of excellent service to the Scouts and CUbs. The stocks 'of tho three outfitters were checked several times by National Council representatives who made very favorable reports on each inspection. We woulcl also like to comnend those outfitters for their splencl.id displny of the Scout mcrchtmdise and the publicity thn.t was given each week in t:r.:.e 11Menphis Press. Scinito.r11 by them. Would like to also give particular recognition to these fir:·Jls for sending to each Scout and Scouter in the Council a Christmas folder showint; the Scout and Cub equipment available. 'I'hese folders are furnished by the Nn.tional Council ana. distributed. throue;h the cooperation of tho . Outfitters who furnish the necessary adclressing and postage. DurinG 194~; we recor:1!",1encl that our fine Outfitters continue, as they have in tho. past, to display the official equipment and uniform in order to keep the Scouts and Cubs of the Council effectively and properly uniformed at all times. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE We are deeply indebted to the 11Mcmphis Press SciRitr;r11 for tho weekly publication of the quarter page known as 11 The Scout Press Scii:iitar11 this quarter page havinG appe~red on each Wednesclay durinc; the entire year as a help in informing the Scouts, Cubs, Scouters and Cubbers of the various Council activities. The success and help of this publication is mainly due to the fine cooperation given the Council through the editor assigned to this pa(;e. 11The Scout Press SciBitar11 is widely read by all those intc:rosted in the Scouting Movement and we particularly eBphasize cur thanks to the officials of the paper for their fine cooperation. :Both the 11Mer.1phis Press Scimi tar11 and 11The Commercial Appeal" hnvo boon nost generous in prHi.ting Scout ancl Cub news. They have co ... oporatocl to the fullest extent in specializing tho activities of the Council such as Canp-0-Roos, surn:ier canps, etc. Dui'inG the 1942 Finance. Cri:3paicn both papers printed a splendicl sot of articles which di cl much to promote the success of that Canpai;'Il. Wo want to express our appreciation to both the "Memphis Press Scimitar" n.nd 11 'l1he Cor:imercial .AppeoJ. 11 for their fine support and cooperation (;iven to the Cowmil. The Council ancl your Comnittoe are deeply indebted to Rac1io Station tl M C, WR E C, W MP S and W H :SQ; for the fine quality anc1 type of pro5rai:1S presented by their stations coverine the Scoutinc:; progron cluring the past 12 r.10nths. We pay tribute to the nor:ibors of their staffs who did such a nnrvelous job in preparing script ancl in arra!l£il1G Scouting proc-;rams. All of those help to increase tho effectiveness.of the Scoutinr; Movcnont throU(;hout this area. Pai;;e 11 Publicity Commi tee, Continued Your Committee ~nshes to thank the Standard Printing and Supply Co., for printing 25, 000 Finance Campaign Pledge Cards. Also for their generosity in supplying other pi'inting materials. We are indebted to the Grab.am Paper Co., for their splendid contributions of p~per of ~11 kinds for use in all the Council program. These two firms have been most liberal to Chickasaw Council in making these contributions to Scouting and we take this opportunity to acknow:).edge our appreciation. Your Committee would also like to thank the official outfitters, J. Goldsmith & Sons Co., Phil A. Hallo and Lowonstein 1 s for their many window displays during :Soy Scout Week and on other occasions. Our ap:prection is extend.ed to Mr. W. C, Teague, Editorial Wri tor of 11 The Commercial Appea1 11 ; to Mey or Wal tor Chandler and General W. A. Danielson for their cooperation in laUJ1ching the drive for new Scout Leaders to replace those now in tho armed services, During the period from December 1st to 10th the seRrch for replacements for Scoutmasters and Scouters was intensified. This search was greatly aided by Mr. Teague Is editorial and 'by radio talks 'by Mayor Chandler and' General Danielson ovor WMC. READING COMMITTEE The Reading Committee in 1942 has endeavored to promote good reading among the Scouts of Chickasaw Council. This has been done through tho publication of news about books suitable for boys in the 11 Scout Pross Scimitar" and. the "Council Fire 11 • In addition the Commit toe has endeavored to bring this matt or before tho Scoutmasters in every manner possible. :Sy way of further interestir..g the Scout~ in Rending, as well as to provide the othor advantqges of having books on Scouting available to the Troop leaders and Scouts, the Committee conducted n Troop Li'brary Con ... tost with three prizes offered for those Troops developing the most practical end best arranged library during the Contest. As this Contest is not closed until December 15th, the winno rs' cannot be ah:riounced in this report. This Committee again wishes to endorse heartily the Scouting m11.Gazine ":BOYS 1 1IFE11 • It is recommended that all Troops having sufficient funds should subscribe to 11:SOYS' LIF!i 11 for each Scout. RUF.AL SCOUTING COMMITTEE In the area of the Council, outside of Memphis, there aro nt prosont 30 Troops, 23 of which Rre white ancl 7 Negro, and. 3 White Cub Packs. The ar0a of Chickasaw Council is composed of the eastern half of Crittenden Cou.nty, Arkrurnas; DeSoto, Tnte, Panola Counties, Mississippi and Shelby County, Tennessee. Tho total of 30 Troops now operating is a gain of three Troops over last year. This also indicates there are a groat many more potential Scouts in tho Area whore the greatest need for Scouting exists during those times. We recommend that pnrticular emphasis be put on tho organization of more 1.I1roops to cive these boys the opportunity to become Scouts. J?ar;o 12 I --~al Scoutinr,: Conu;iittee, Continued, I (~?;)/' . .--:J::·· __ ... ~) CRITTE1JDEN DISTRICT ~~, ·~4~ _.))""'-· ~-:0,~~ J/ ~~J- ,._\. Tho Crittenden District now has three Troops of ~<{.~.~.-:J.. White Scouts and ono of Negro Scouts, this being a t;nin ,,,,_ •;e:J.~,//~~~~ .' of one Troop over thG previous year. This is the first ~i~'f.W::/ \,,.o-::·~I..::-J£.,.... District or&.;nnized in tho Council ancl it has dono c:;ood '<1\f'.\I,.,.. ·~:.'.::~,,., work ever since -its organization. This District has done ~~'~\: _i?'l especially good work in the advancement in rank of its Scouts. l\~;~~~\\ ) /,~,~? __ .... \:(r ·~;.. .,.,. ··\ l_tr·:v 1, !I \ dt .. !1~: \ P· '. :ft/1 ,.I \~~~f/J\v MISSISSIPPI DISTRICT r~~t ::~-~I J .~ ........ /' /. \ / i'/ ;' J _ I At the end of tho fiscal year in 1941 there were six Troops operating in tho three Counties in this District. In Fobrua,ry 1942 th0 Mississippi District was orc;ani:z:ec1. ancl it has functioncc;l, well. It is now supervising the work of 8 Troops and 2 Cub Packs and thore are several Troops now in process of orGe.ni:z:ation, i. e., at Coldwater, Arkabutla and I nc1oponctence. ~/~!~ti )~flf:~/Ji OJIBW,A.Y DISTRICT ~~·/Ip{ All of Shelby County outside of tho City limits of Menphis is )~' f{f.: known as tho Ojibway District. ln this area there are 18 Troops fl/: w\ and one Cub Pack, a total of 19 units. This District is doing a c ~-'·~) fine piece of work and is carryin[~ the Scoutin1o; pror;ran to noro and more boys each year. FINANCE '' u In tho. 1942 Finance CarnpaiGn the Area of tho Council clicl an outstancling job ancl showed real Scoutinc; spirit by raisi1'J{; a sun over throe tines as lareo as that raised in 1941. The followinc; shows the amount ro..ised in each District: Mississip~i District •••• $1,435.80 Crittenden District...... 531.50 Ojibway District......... 521.00 TOT.l\L. • • • • • • • • ~~2, 488. 30 This is a very fine dononstation of toan work in tho intorst of the boys of the Area nnd because of this an over increasing nuobor of boys will have tho benefits of the SQ:iuting pror;;rar.1 of ch.'3.rnctor builcliU[:; ano. citizenship training. DurinP,; tho coning year it is recomended thnt continued offorts be put forward. to organize uore Troops anc1 Packs in tho Area, as it has been found by :Soy-Fact Surveys that there are hun(lreds of boys who are desirous of becoming Scouts but who aro prevented fron so c1oing by the lack of organized units in their cor:inunitics. ·-- Pa.:;e 13 --·-·------ SENIOR SCOlJ.fiNG COMMITTEE / Senior ScoutinG has had an exceptional record of growth in ner:ibership anc1 interest during tho past year. Jllviclcmce of this is sho·wn in tho nctivitics of both Sea · Scouts anC. EJ:lergency Service Corps Scouts. 1fo do not hGsi tnto to say thn.t we arc very proucl of tho work these younr; uon arc cloing nnd. of the prof;ress they have shown. ThGy shoulcl. cortninly be comr:iencled. for the interest they have taken in the progra.ra, for they are nak:in{; splendid· use of tho beneficial training they have received. As of Decen'ber 1st there are 149 Soa Scouts ns conparccl to 74 this dn,te last year. There are eight Sea Scout Ships and one Sea Scout Patrol, namely; the s.s.s. 11 Bellevue 11 , the s.s.s .. 11:Bonita11 , the s.s.s. 11 Choctaw 11 , the s.s.s. 11 Dolphin11 , tho s.s.s. 11 Icnowi1Ct11 , the s.s.s. 11 Seakult s 11 , the s. s. s. 11 Victory11 , the s.s.s. 11 Volunteer 11 , the S.S. P. 11 ))favr1.jo 11 • This. season has been one of the best for cruising on the 471 notor boat 11}1en1)his 11 notwithstanc1iUtc; the fa,ct that the 'boat hns boon laid up for repairs for a considerable portion of the year. The Sea Scouts havo enjcyoa. a mmber of week-end trips up ancl down the Mississippi ancl have profi tocl by their trainin(; thereon. Many r.10J1-hours of) work :have boon put on the cruiser 11 Menphis 11 by the Sea Scouts o.nc1. our Sea Scout Cor.missioner. The Son Scouts helc1 their first Bridce of Honor in tho early :part of this year an.:1- a vory cood tine was hac1. by all. The Sea Scouts have been servintc; as crow r.1onbers with the U. S. Coast Guo.,rcl Auxiliary on each Security Patrol anc'\. ~-.1<.mbors of the Auxiliary have been hi(;h in their praise of the soananlike Danner in which the boys porfornocl their clutios •. So f11.r as we know, Mor:rphis is tho first city 1· in which Sea Scouts h1we 'been used in this capncity and due to tho success with which th,oy ha,ncllcd their duties, the United States Coast Gu.:"'rd. issuocl orders throu..ghout tho Nation for Coast Gur.rc1 Au:dliary units to use Sea Scouts as crew nonbers where possible, This is a splonclid record for our Monphi s Seo, Scouts. The Emergency Service Corps has grown fron 49 Senior Scouts to 150 active nenbers. These Scouts have taken part in several Er.1er.soncy · Servic:J Mobilization training tests, During tho first black-out in Menphis, Er.1err;ency Service Scouts were .on cluty in 8 st0.tions stratef;ically locnt ed so as to "Do avcdln.ble for any duty or service which !Jic;ht arise. The organization of the Enorgoncy Service Corps is now conplete uncler the leaclership of the Er.1orc.~e11cy Se!'Vice CorJnissioner with 8 District leaclors workinc~ with the Troops i:1 each district. Tho E:.ierr;ency S(frvice Scouts hnvo clone a good j·ob an.cl wo corn1enC1. ther.1 hi&hly for their splendid cooperation anc1.. traininc. ! Our reconr;.endations are thnt Dore Council-wiclo socinl functions I and wntisr activities bo proi:1oted d .. urin1; the cor.iinc; year, so 8.S to n'.'..ke a Pn.:~e 14 Senior Scouting·Co:r::unittce, Continued stronger nppenl to holcl these boys in Senior Scouting ancl to pull norc boys of this a{;o grou;p into the Progrru:i which is on.sect on the principles of the Scout Onth nncl Lnw, which, in these tryinc; tir.:ies, ~.s nore necesso,ry than ever before. TRAINING COMMITTEE Your Cor:1nittoe believes the trnining of leaders is and will continue to be one of tho nost inportant activities of tho Council, particularly in these ti nos when so na.ny of our Scouters are oeing cf.IJ.led into the arnod forces. With this in nincl we have tried to provide training for as r:inny as possible ancl. to concluct the courses which are no st needed, Yoilr Chairman wishes to take this opportunity to thank the Instructors ana. Staff Mer.1b ors who have served so faithfully ancl well in these trainiw; schools. Without their help ,.,e could not have r:iade the progress as reflected in tho report below: NO, P}!:RSONS ATTENDING Fw~d&~entals of the Boy Scout Movenent 151 (3 courses) Scoutn.'l.stor 1 s Traininr; Course 150 (2 courses) Cub Lcador1s TrF~ni:ng Course 58 (2 courses) Den Mother 1 s Trainin{; Course 23 Euergency SGrvice Training Course 71 ( 3 coll'ses) Sen Scouts Water Works Course 30 A.Dericr-m Red Cross Standard First Aid Course 35 (2 courses) Anericrui Red Cross Junior First Aid Ccurse 57 (3 courses) (Scouts) Troop Reportor 1s Course (Scouts) 36 TOT ...~ . , • • • • • • • • • • 611 CE.RTI:?ICATES ISSUED 151 71 36 16 53 12 31 55 22 447 The Connittee feels that its weakest point in carrying out the prof;rru:i of leadership train.int; is in not beinG able to rench the new or inexperienced Scoutr..m.stcrs a.nd Cubmastors and their Assistants. We strongly rocor:rr.10nd that tho Trdninf~ Pro~;rrn:1 in 1943 be tied in nore closely with the Organization & Extension OoDnittee ancl with the Publicity Comittoe in an effort to cet i..mtrained Scout Leaders to tak:e aa.vantfl{;e of tho various courses. This is espocinll;y- ir:iporta:nt in vfow of tho unprecedented number of new Leaders now in the Council. TRAINING. For 1943 we recor..mend Traininr;, nore Trnining ancl STILL MORE Pa[,;e 15 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. 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1942 Title A name given to the resource 1942 Chickasaw Council Reports of Committees Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink & Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chickasaw Council, BSA Committee Report https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/d96e2fce8b82912f48ddc76857fff81b.PDF d2592e64d04ccb0fef031e78737eeaab PDF Text Text ()FFtGl2 \ ~-----~--. ' Form 0·539·30001141•M.K . 6 REGION No............... . ._<fb,.'.J;_' I) COUNCIL N o............. .. APPLICATION for RENEWAL of LOCAL COUNCIL CHART-ER for the Year Beginning July 1, 1942 I' NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park A venue, New York, N. Y. etf[q,~~/:;,e~ .(I ?T•.~~rr ·1 Boy Scouts of A.menca, . wit 'h The ............................ ........,... ;·.......................... ...... ........................ Counc1, (Name of Council) ._,,-.. .-r=~ _+..I .. "'},#,. I i'i' ..·· headquarters at 5..~.I.............. (i~~~i .M:~ili~~~~·:. ~«,,~~:;;· ,.. .R.'.~1:¢!:.rt--.1,1"-4~: !'.,v. ijs~~~)-wf..;(: :. ''."·,~·;:.,; .: .. Area).~?..~., .. ~., t1f':!i ~,.e..~l#.. ~ ~ ~ :·~· ".)~1¥fif.. l;./i, .. ~~.~~:.~:~~~ · . ~.re . .E.~ .. N.~...<rf. . f!:M~~ru~....Q.®;{l.."J..M7:l;~.,.,. ... :.'.' ...':.I.~: ................................................. .. · and having jurisdiction over (indicate entire .. ... .. .... ........ hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July 1, 1942. In justification of this application, the following summary of accomplishments and progress in 1941 and Objectives for 1942 is presented. Further details wiU be found in the accompanying reports which are offered as evidence of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibility as a Local Council as required by the By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America, Article XI, Section 2, Clause 3. This application, statements and record of prqg2es were reviewed and approved ~bJ.: the Council or Executive Bo-ard at a duly called meeting on......... .~~.~~..... Z..:J'-'. ....... 19.~K., at which meeting a quorum was present and the Council spec caliy accepted Its obligation to loyally cooperate with the National Council and its representatives .in promoting the program of the Boy Scouts of America in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and By-Laws, policies and regulations of the Boy Scouts of America. · Signed Scout Executive President Treiasurer BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA (Incorporated February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.) �I. THE COUNCIL % 1.1..S":": members, including representatives of./O.tJ.... .of the insti1. As of December 31, 1941, this Council had ... with the policy of the tutions or groups of citizens within our jurisdiction which sponsor Troops or Packs. In accordance Board as follows: Executive and Council Boy Scouts of America, major religious groups of our territory are represented in the Catholi~; ....... ~ 3. .8. .....Protestant Jewish; ........ ~. Council.. ........... . L.... 4. l.. .... :?.. 9. ..... Protestant Executive Board.....~... Jewish; ............J. .... Catholic; .......... 2. Amendmen ts to our Constitutio n and By-Laws were adopted in 1941. These amendments have been approved by the National Council. (If not, attach copies.) ~es 0 No O Yes ~o 3 This Council has ........ ./. .. :..... organized Districts with functioning District Committees. 1942 . Ti. ere are ........ ./ ........ Districts yet to be organized. Of these we will org.anize ........... /. ........ .in ./ ................J. ............ Districts are sharing in financing this Council. Troops or Packs, and expect to make this one Com4. We have an average of one Commissioner for every .... AA..~ Troops and Packs by December 31, 1942. missioner for every ....... ~r..ri: ....... ....... 7 ........... meetings of our Executive Board . 5. .During 1941 there were .......... /. ......... meetings of our Council and ......... ...................... met quarterly; ....... ., ../ ...... of our District Committees. met monthly, (except July and August) during. 1941; an~ the rest averaged .................... meetings. 6. Our annual meeting is held in the month of ........ tiJ4 ~-································• Officers .and members of our Council serve for one year beginning ..... ( Functioning of Council and Committees 7. Council Executive Board Extension en Organization and i:.:i Leadership Training i:.:i E--< E--< .... ~ ~ 0 Advancement Camping and Activities Health and Safety Finance u Other Committees: No. of Members 1941 '~ "J.tl ,, CHECK THOSE FUNCTIONING WELL :./JJ.N.... .f,..f~ll;l.:"k ....................... Number of Districts repre.. sented on each .a .... .3 J x a2 x ll 1..2;, x z. x x .,Z //1/) ~ , ,s· !:/:. f . ADDITIONAL COMMENTS .x .x 2J b ,3 .)<:, .J; x II. FINANCE s amounted to In making Scouting available to the boys of our territory during 1941: net operating expenditure $.~.fr ~.¥.~.'-~·~* That we may not only continue but may strengthen a:nd extend our Council service 6 and bring Scouting $ Z7,.7.3..!?,.C.~.. ·:·. ·to an increased number of boys in 1942, we have planned a net operating operating budget of . 1. .. 2. 3. 'f. ..... m,en December 31, 1941. We had an employed Executive staff of. .... t of .......O. ....... additional men m 1942. employmen the by staff this i~crease to We plan have been ~ In order to assure pro~r handling and, accounting for the fu~ds entrusted to this Council, our accounts audited by .. ~,.~~-,.~.4.~.t/..,,c..~ . ~~J. O'i~~ lOA.T~e~~i<,;-P?•! (State whether professfonal accountants or Auditing Committee.) * These figures should agree with corresponding totals in Finance Committee report. �O F/C(! l ,'E..· ·~ Df'.:.~ __ Form 0·539F•3000114l•M.K . ~--=;..,.-.___. REPORT' O·F ADVANCEMENT CO·MMITTEE - 1941 Headquarters City Name of Council f!Afiihltlf'Jt....-1-"Q.,,,...~~-~-~-~~----~-"··"'""".;._·.,_~ eJ1h&f(0Jll111 eoUM.tL,iJ.J.RffC.state 7fENffiV,. ----1 Total Dec. 31, 1940 ** Qualified - Net Separated During During 1941 1941 Council No. MERIT BADGE RECORD Indicate below the number of each of the Me,rit Badges earned during the year i941 ADVANCEM ENT SUMMARY (Sc.outs-not badges) Get this information from perpetual In• ventory (Form No. 41020, 4102C arid 41028). Region No. __..:.J.;;.__ _ __ Enrolled Dec. 31, 1941 ~· 0 0 oZ Do not Credit Second Class Scouts with First Class Badges · Tenderfoot* Second Class* First Class* Total Scouts* J �Form 0-539A-30001141-M.K. This copy for National Office D; Regional Office D; Local Office EJ./ (Check appropriate box on each copy.) DO NOT WRITE HERE Charter Fee $_______ TRANSMITTAL SHEET Quota__________ Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter Scouter Fees________ Tota.____________ "'6"-'---- Region No . _ _. . NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. C ff!C/(D~IJ W Attached is the application of the /VJ ~NI. f' ffl.!J T£Nr{. Headquarters City, State Council, for renewal of charter for the year beginning July l, 1942, together with repbrts as called for. Supplementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclost;! the following: (If any of the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expected on the line marked "Date") Note: Items No. 1, 6, 7 and 8 should accompany application, and No. 5 if possible. I. 75:. DO $·-~--~-- Charter Fee $._ _-_ ________ 2. Payment of Qi.iota 3. Scouter Fees 4. ,~?._ (No.) 5. $ Scouter Applications 2:) I Date Yes or No Audit Report for 1941 ( 6. Scout Executive's Report for 1941 7. Civic Service Report for 1941 (Including National Defense Activities) 8. Program and Objectives for 1942 9. Roster is enclosed :f IE:':;p Yes or No :IES Yes or No J]},,5-o I f !..( "- Date DE.C. lu l'i#I Date :Ut:EC. lg 12etf Yes or No Date Yes or No Date w;~msied ;llf<'9. '] d Date Signe~------------­ Scout Executive �()F-=FvCE Form 0-5391-30001141-M.K. eoP"::ll ----:--=.:..:..~:.::.--:..:·...:-_ ---~-------------~ ..-- - ORDERLY EXIT PLAN - 1941 Name of Council ....... e.fl./(.l(B..~.fJ.J.t. .......~.C!./rl.H.C.:f.1.:-.!l···b.~... ~ ..fl.~.... 1!.lt.l..C..~ .. . Region No. /rJ.T.:.M.P.lff.$.. .......................... State :...T.g;;J?Y.f:.;£,.......... Council No. Headquarters City ............... In Dr. West's Bulletin Number Ten of the 1939 series, ;a .$....... . new plan for an Orderly Exit procedure was an- nc>unced to the field and Councils were urged to experiment with the plan and to use c>ne of its many proposals, namely, the division of "separ.ations" into five classifications. A great number of Councils have made use either of the entire plan or of certain features of the plan. A number of Demonstration Councils have tried out the plan thorc>ughly and their results have been checked. In order to help determine more fully the extent to which the plan has already been used, before it becomes a natic>n-wide procedure, space is provided below for a report :as tc> the classification of separated Scouts and the extent to which recognition of "Demit" or "Junior Alumni" status has been used. The plan as set forth in the original bulletin proposed that the term "Demit" be used. Even then it was stated that this term "may not prove to be acceptable", and ·after consideration of the attitude of the field toward the term and suggestions of those making various experimentations, it has been decided to substitute the term "Junior Alumni" for the term "Demit". The term "Junior Alumni" fits in perfectly with the various plans of fong-term recruiting for additional leadership in Scouting as carried forward through College Cultivation work in the Personnel Division in cooperation with Councils. One of the greatest values in the use of the Orderly Exit procedure has been the psychology which is created among Scoutmasters and other Troop leaders. It is unavoidable, as a Scout Troop C'arries on year .after year, that it will lose some of its members each year. If all the separated Scouts are simply regarded as Dropped Scouts with the word "dropped" carrying with it :a connotation of failure then the Troop leader may not have full realization. of the extent of suocess of the program. When the separated Scouts are classified as they are below it means that only one classification of the separated Scouts can be attributed to failure on the part of Troop leadership, namely, the "dropped" Scouts. TOTAL SEPARATED SCOUTS DURING 1941 ~ r..:i l:I1 E--< < r..:i Q t; ~ U"J ~ E--<. ·20 z 0 ~ =a ~:z:~ 8~ ·§ ~ p....:IQ 0 0 ~ ~q - Q r..:i :z; p ., 0 g . . ., < ._, Q 0 E--< ~ ~ ~ !?--~G !} l~;_b The total number given in this table should correspond with ycur total net separations in 1941 as it appears on the report of the Organization and Extension Committee. �f!oP':J ·-·-·--,--·-- OFFtC£. __...-.... - - Form 0-539H-30001141-M.K. .. (5) EMPLOYED STAFF FOR 1942 (Please state all salaries. Use extra sheet if necessary) NOTE: Because of its relatipnship to Retirement and Group Insurance it is essential that this report be accurate and complete. C' Region No. __........,~-Council No. 5 ;)1/ Name of Council Headquarters City Check in these columns participants in Retirement Plan· (R.P .) & Group Insurance (G.I.) 1942 Sallaries Scout Executive._.,.~........,~-~~~~~~~~-~-~~--------------- Home Address / SJ/ $!1100°.: R.P. G. l. x x U~ 4«rl . ·Al+J.-u«\Tel. Assistant (A.S.E.) and Field (F.S.E.) Executives Name ,..,---- ,&~ ~. J~ Title* Jl_s.E. lla800.oo II. 5 £ /__,,/, 90, @_l!P /,_LlO.oo .x f x .... ~ :;;>,,-;, ,,,.,,, :,• !!ij .;,,.·' '·/ _;;--....(,!! ~- Note: Above named members of Executive Staff must also be listed on Roster for purposes of "Reaistrationn Clerical Staff $ (1/110~ )( ~ 00 x x le Q3'/J_ ,_ q_oo~ J./.'"" ()D~ ' ""'" *Indicate part time employees, if any, by "P.T:' after the title. **Do not include any allowances, i.e., transportation, etc., in salary figures. - �:~ Form O·S39·3000114l•M.K . REGION No.....5, .. :..... COUNCIL No...~1$. .... APPLICATION for RENEWAL of LOCAL COUNCIL CHARTER for the Year Beginning July 1, 1942 NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park A venue, New York, N. Y. The ................................. J.Ui1.~~W. ................. :................... Council, Boy Scouts of America, with (Name of Council) headquarters at .501 .. Gal:um.bia.n..Mutual .. 2011Zef.•.. .Memphla•...frumes.sea ................................. .. · . (Local Mailing Address) (City) State) and having jurisdiction over (indic·ate entire Area) .Sllelbx, ..C.O:u.n.-W.,.... ~e.m>.~...... P..e.~O.'Ji!.h .. ~~.t.~.... P.ooola...Ccmn:t.ir;.s•.. .Mi.as.•... ~Jlc.~:et .. ~~nsbaw.•... Mi•.$.,.....i». ..:f~l~ ..99.1m.1'.Y..•....................... . J.1P.. t?.t .. Jf4.lf ..Qf. .. ~i.t.~~~~?1.9.!?~.1i.Y..1 ...~lh........................................................................................ .. hereby ,applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July 1, 1942. In justification of this application, the following summary of accomplishments and progress in 1941 and Objectives for 1942 is presented. Further details will be found in the accompanying reports which are offered as evidence of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibility as a Local Council as required by the By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America, Artide XI, Section 2, Clause 3. This application, statements and· record of pr°/;ress were reviewed and approved by the Council or Executive Board at a duly called meeting on ...... f.'A~T. .. 2.~ ............. ,................. 1~2. ....... ., at which meeting a quorum was present and the Council specifically accepted its 'obligation to loyally cooperate with the National Council and its representatives in promoting the program of the Boy Scouts of America in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and By-Laws, policies and regulations of the Boy Scouts of America. · Signed ~ 4:~f~f.~~t...:Ztf!.~@~~1':i:S'. ................. .. Scout Executive BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA (Incorporated February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916;) �I. THE COUNCIL the insti1~ As of December 31, 1941, this Coun~il had .........391.. members, including representatives of ........10(). % of of the policy the with accordance In Packs. or Troops sponspr which jurisdi~tion our tutions or groups of citizens within follows: as Board Executive and Council the in represen:ted are territory our of groups Boy Scouts of America, major religious Council ............... 31 ...... Jewish; ........... 26.... Catholic; .........33$ ........ Protestant Executive Board ..... 2. a. .... Jewish; ............. 1 .... Catholic; .......... .21........ Protestant u<--es D Yes Amendments to our Constitution and By-Laws were adopted in 1941. These amendments have been approved by the National Council. (If not, attach copies.) D ljo Q/No 3. This Council has ..........l ........ organized Districts with functioning District Committees. There are ........l ..........Districts yet to be organized. Of these we will org.anize ................l ..... .in 1942 . ................. 3 ............ Districts are sharing in financing this Council. Com4. We have an average of one Commissioner for every .....4.3 ........ Troops or Packs, and expect to make this one 1942. i, 3 missioner for every ........... Z.5. ..... Troops and Packs by December . During 1941 there were...............1 ....... meetings of our Council and ............ 7......... ., .. meetings of our Executive Board quarterly; met ....... : ............. .1941; during August) and July (except ......... l ........ of our District Committees met monthly, and the rest averaged.................... meetings. 5. 6. Our annual meeting is held in the month of ........... Deeem'bor......................................... . Officers .and members of our Council serve for one year beginning ......Jan.9' .. 1 •...l.9.42•............................ 7. Functioning of Council and Committees Council ·No. ·of Members 19-41 323 22 Executive Board Organization and Extension 16 Leadership Training ll E-< Advancement E-< ..... Camping ·and Activities 12 10 I 15 41 [T,J r"l r"l ~ Health and Safety ~ Finance 0· u Other Committees: CHECK THOSE FUNCTIONING WELL x x .x x x y ·Y x x Number of Districts repre.. sented on each ADDITIONAL COMMENTS 3 3 z •:) 3 2 2 3 3 II. FINANCE to In making Scouting available to the boys of our territory during 1941, net operating expenditures amounted Scouting bring and service Council $.... .25•.640.• S.tf That we may not only continue, but may strengthen and extend our to an increased number of boys in 1942, we have planned a. bet operating operating budget of $ .. 27/138. •. 00~-. 1. 2. 3. We had an employed Executive staff of ......... 4·:·: .. men December 31, 1941. We plan to increase this staff by the employment of ...... Q......... additional men in 1942. have been In order to assure proper handling and accounting for the funds entru-sted to this Council, our accounts w~ audited by ......f..$.~~---~.ok .... W.:t.ch.ell .. & .. Co. •. certified Public Accounta nts. (State whether professional accountants or Auditing Committee.) * These figures should agree with corresponding totals in Finance Committee report. •'' ��Form 0·5391"·3000114l•M.K. REPORT' 0-F ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE - 1941 5 _1111~--~·-LJ'""L--------------------1 Reg~on No.-'-'----"--~--- H. eadquarters C ity - _ Name of Council __,..._ _ _ _...:;.Cb.=t..;:;ck=as=-=a.:..:.::w'--------- State _ ___;; 1.f. ;:;e; :;:D.; :;:'l ;. . ·___. Council No. ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY (Scouts-not badges) Get this information from perpetual · In• ventory (Form No. 4102D, 4102C and 41028). Total Dec. 31, 1940 ** Qualified Net During Separated 1941 During 1941 551 . MERIT BADGE RECORD Indicate below the number of each of the Merit Badges earned during the year 1941 Enrolled Dec. 31, 1941 .. "' ... "'"'<d ii:B Do not Credit Second Class Scouts with First Class Badges I-Agriculture* ................................... !....... :... . 2-Angling ........................................~..... 9 3-Animal Industry* ............ ~3............... 4-Archery ................................... ............ ........... Tenderfoot* Second Class* First Class* : : : :::t: 57-Life S;i.ying ...................,.......... 1................. 58-Machiriery ................................................ 59=Marksmansh1p .......................:......._ . 3 .. 60 Masonry* ................................................ ~ ~:~~~.~~~~_. : ~: : : : : : : : : : :iit:: :::::1: ~i ~:~~t~~!S~.~:.~:. : : : :::: :::::1:: Total Scouts* ~ ==~ Star 18.... . . . . . . 1 i::: ~! ~::c;:1;;;;;:: =::=::: ~... ,.'ff. . .::=:: . . . . . 65-Painting* .................................. ·-·~.......... _ 4. 66-Pathfinding* ...................... :: :...... 9-Automobiling ........................ _L_if_e_ _~---i--=-=:..::.....J--=::._-1----'==--1--=-=-ii 10-Aviation ....................................~............... 11-Basketry* .................................B .... j....:8. Eagle =======i===i==~====F===ll 12-Bee Keeping* ........................ ............ ........... Sea Scouts: U:---Beef Production* .................Jl........&. - - - 1 - - - - - + - - - - + - - - - l l 14-Bird Study .............................. 41:.............. Apprentice 15-Blacksmithing* ..................... !,..,..........,...,...,. -------1----·-"''--1---==---1-----'~~-==~11 16-Bookbinding* ........................ ft....... Ordinary 17.-Botany ....................................... 1....3..... ........... -------1----:::.....i--=;_;,--==--e1--=--11 18-Bugling* .....:..................................4 .............. Able 19-Business ........................................................... _T_o_t_a-----i---=-t-----t--='--f--~~ 11 20-Camping .................................... ======i=====i===~t======t=====Jl 21-Canoeing .....................................1....... Explorer Scouts: 22-Carpentry* ....... B .... :.:.. ,'...:_ -------l---t-----t---r-~- 1 23-Cement Work .................. 1....3 ........1.. 1st Honors 24-C~emistry :.................................13.... ........... -------1----+---'----l-----;1-----11 25-Citrus Fruit Culture..................... /........... *. . . . . . . . . . . ·-··-:····----------------p-- _______ 67-Personal Health* ....................;...............:.. 68-Photography* ............................................. 69-Physical Develop ..............& .............. 70-P~geon _Raising ·:............... 71-Prnneenng ............................ ·. .............. 72-PPl~mbi~g .. :_.............................. l.... .............. 73- ottery ..................................................f i.. 74-Poultry•Keepmg* .................... .....!'!: .. 75-Prin~ing* ............................................... 1 .. 76-Pubhc Health ....................... .............. . 77-Public Speaking .................. 1 .... .............. 8:... ............ 78-Radi<? .. 41 5.. 79-Readmg .................................................. 80-Reptile Study .............................§................ 81-Rocks and Mmerals......... ft_. . . . . . . . .. i. . . . *. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2nd Honora 26-Civios -------:1----+-----l-----;1-----1127-Conservat1on ........................ • ............... Total 28-Cooking ......................................................,... 29-Com Farmin_g* .....................};.........#.... Cubs 30-Cotton Farming ......................................... s2-Rowinli ....................................... --------------·-·········,..... 83-Safety .__......~ 84-Salesmanship .................................... .. 85-Schflarship ...................................................... 86-Scu pture ........................................................ 261 312 lM 362 _B_o_bc_a_t_____1__ Wolf*** 34-Electricity ................................. 43 17 l.5 _B_ea_r_*_*_*----i·---+----1---''---+--'--- 11 35-Farm Home* ........................ D .............. 13 11 9 l? 36-Farm Layout~ ......................... .............. Lion*** 37-Farm Mechamcs ......................1 ,,................. l 3 38-Farm Records ............................1........ Total Cubs 39-F~ema~ship* ...................... .............. 320 340 190 426 40-Fmt ========================!! Aid.................................... l~ub m~p:ibershi1?rPec. 31, 1941,.Jacluded: 41-First Aid to ..· .· ·. ............9 yrs. old ............ 10 yrs. and ,........... 11 yrs.# Animals* .............................. 1. 42-Forestry .................................... ~-................. *NOTE: Include all Scouts including 2nd and 43-Foundry Practice .................. ~1............... ::::•::: 90-Soil Management* ..:................................ 91-Stalking ... :.................................... ,, __ _ 92-Stamp ~ollecting ................:., .............. 4 93-Surveymg ................................................ .. 94-Swimming .................................................... 95-Taxi~ermy ................................. ............... 1 96-Textiles ............................................................ _ 97-Weather* ................................. ......... . 4~. 98-Woodcarving* ........................40 , ............ 8 .............. 99-Wood Turning ..................... ft' 100-Wood Work ......................,..................... . ~>--------l----+--.;__ 1 H gE~~~. : : : : : : : : : : : 1... :~:::: .: .:. .: .:. iJ ·}i~~~~;h~-~~~::::-:::::::::::::::: : ~: : : : a I!!. . . M""' hoving MoritBodg"· Check "Total Scouts" in 4th column with Org. ·and Ext. Committee report, Total Scouts 12/31/41. · fig::~elro:PF~~:d4 3~b ~~ofulf~~~: Compute these Tend. Col. 4 minus difference between Cols. 2 and 32 2nd Cl.---Col. 8 minus difference between Cols. 3 and 6 and higher ranks similarly from corresponding columns. ~~~;cp:~dd~{~ ~~r Cubs and Sea Scouts using Forms 1 2 ***Include all Gold and Silver Arrows in total for each Cub Rank. #Include with 11 yrs. those 12 years or over who may be continuing temporarily as Cubs pending enrol• ment as Scouts. Check total of three ages with Org. and Ext. Committee report, Total C1,1bs 12/31/41. 44-Fruit Culture* ······-·---····t···-···r· 01-Zoology ··········---·············-···--1...:...1 ........... .........................,., .. , ........ 102-Coin Collecting ...................... ........... 46-Handicraft* ................................,,.: ....;......... 103-Dog Care .....................................11 :................... 47-Hiking ..........,............................... 114......... . 104-Finger Printing ................... ,........................ 1Iii':. l0 5-Skiing .................................................................. 43-Hog & Pork Prod.*............. 49-Horsemanship* .................. :....... /..... :Iii.. 106-Grasses, Legumes and I 50-lndian Lore.................................................... Forage Crops ..................... /............ /........._ 51-lnsect Li~e .............................. ............ ........... -1,.--.., . 52-Interpretmg .................................................. Total ~ · 53 J 1' - Lomda ism ............,........................................ (Organizer Awards 1941) 5 54 - Gn dcape MB Counselors in Co '1192 ar ening ........................... ........ ........... : · unci · 5 5-Leathercraft* .............................::... ........... *Badges open to Second Class Scouts. 56-Leather Work* .................. /.....~ .............. Signed 45~Gardening* ,1. . . . a Ohr. Advancement Committee �Form 0-5391-3()001141-M.K. 1941. ORDERLY EXIT PLAN Name of Council ............................qb,l.~................................................................................. Region No. Headquarters City ........................~~................................... State ......... ~ ...... .. Council No. In Dr. West's Bulletin Number Ten of the 1939 series, ;a new plan for an Orderly Exit pro&:edure was an- nounced to the field and Councils were urged to experiment with the plan and to use one of its many proposals, namely, the division of "separations" into five classifications. A great number of Councils have made use either of the entire plan or of certain features of the plan. A number of Demonstration Councils have tried out the plan thoroughly and their results have been checked. In order to help determine more fully the extent to which the plan has already been used, before it becomes a nation-wide procedure,, space is provided below for a report as to the classification of. separated Scouts and the extent to which recognition of "Demit" or "Junior Alumni" status has been used. The plan as set forth in the original 'bulletin proposed that the term "Demit" be used. Even then it was stated that this term "may not prove to be acceptable", and 'after consideration of the attitude of the field toward the term and suggestions of those making various experimentations, it has been decided to substitute the term "Junior Alumni" for the term "Demit". The term "Junior Alumni" fits in perfectly with the various plans of ;long-term recruiting for additional leadership in Scouting as carried - forward through College Cultivation work in the Personnel Division in cooperation with Councils. One of the greatest values in the use of the Orderly Exit procedure has been the psychology which is created among Scoutmasters and other Troop leaders. It is unavoidable, as a Scout Troop C'arries on year after year, that it will lose some of its members each year. If all the separated Scouts are simply regarded as Dropped Scouts with the word "dropped" carrying with it ;JJ connotation of failure then the Troop leader may not have full realization of the extent of suCiCess of the program. When the separated Scouts are classified as they are below it means tha.t only one classification of the separated Scouts can be attributed to failure on the part of Troop leadership, namely, the "dropped" Scouts. TOTAL SEPARATED SCOUTS DURING 1941 z0 ...... .... 0 i:.:: i:.:i ""' ::i:: ffl ~E-< ~ i::::i • ::s. 0 s z:;?J --·m ~ ...... < ...... i:.:: z ::i "' ::i ..:I Q i:.:: • • i::::i i:.:i r:i... r:i... 0 i:.:: i::::i -~ ·,'" . . . ..:I fS0 E-< la The total number given in this table should correspond with ycnr total net separations in 1941 as it appears on the report of the Organization and Extension Committee. �Form 0-539H-30001141-M.K. (5) EMPLOYED STAFF FOR 1942 (Please state all salaries. Use extra sheet if necessary) NOTE: Because of its relationship to Retirement and Group Insurance it is essential that this report be accurate and complete. Region No._._5_·_ __ Name of Council..__ _ _ _ _ _C_hi--'--ck ___a"--saw"--'•"'"._Co=· ·=Ult=· =el=·=··=1_...,-=Bc..o•'--'S"-'.""A"-'.,___,,l=no=•.___ _ __ Headquarters CitY--~--~·-•--=-p_hl_a_·______________ State Council No._5_5&~-~·_ _ Ttln'A. Check in these columns participants inRetirementPlan (R.P.) Group Insurance (G.I.) & 1942 Sadaries ScoutExecutive_ _ _W_._._Oo_.r_don __._Mo:_rr_ . ·_i_•~·----------------- $3.900.00 ., R.P. x G. l. x ·v•-~,,...... "1!.l!!cft Home Address_ _ _ llitt:A _ ..,_ ___ .a.u_.,._..,_·-_____________Tel. t•oiNOr Assistant (A.S.E.) and Field (F.S.E.) Executives ( Name Beam ~om w.. Tidwell H.. Reynolds Title* ilaoo.oo ve Aas!s ts.at Scout J1'xecut H i.690.00 11680.00 fl x x 11320.00 Note: Above named members of Executive Staff must also be listed on Roster fo~ --- purposes of "Registration" Clerical Staff Name Miss Sallie G. Worie Title* $ Boo~ 1.440.00 iteeord Clel"lt J...oao.oo 900.00 420.oo *Indicate part time employees, if any, by "P.T." after the title. *•Do not include any allowances, i.e., transportation, etc., in salary figures. x x x x �FORM 0•539D•3000114l•M.K. REPORT' OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE-1941 Name of Council Chiemuu1.w C&uaoil. B..S.A. Iu. Headquarters City Menm'.hts REGION No.,__s_.- COUNCIL No. 658 feimessee State CLASSIFICATION OF TROOPS IN THE COUNCIL · . Based on the statement in "Camping Policies" on "Council Supervision of the year·round Camping Program of the Troops," please state below the number of Troops as of December 31, 1941 you consider are in Groups 1 and 2: (See Bulletin No. 5' of the "Chief Scout Executive," March 31, 1939.) Troops ~?. ' GROUP 1 : Number of Troops with an effective Camping Program ..................... ............. (See "CAMPING POLICIES" pages 6 and ? and folder "TROOP CAMPING OBJECTIVES" for aid in defining "effective.") 2: A: Number of Troops doing some camping but not up to the standard of Group 1 ..........................................Troops B: Number of Troops doing NO camping ..........................................Troops 52 4:0 TOTAL ABOVE GROUPS (Check with Org. and Ext. Conimitteereport, "Total Troops, Dec. 31, 1941") ....................!.:.~~............Troops . 400 ESTIMATE NUMBER of SCOUTS having NO CAMPING in 1941 :.....................................................--......Scouts. This is valuable in measuring the· job to be accomplished, and for the information of the Local Council as well as the Home Office. Obviously this estimate must be based on a report from Troops at the end of the year. REPORT OF YEAR·ROUND CAMPING-Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, 1941 •Troops=Troops, Ships, Neighborhood Patrols Explorer Troops, Tribes, R<;>ver Crews Council Membership, June· 30, 1941 was....~:~.....Troops*,.-~~: .. Scouts. "Total Scouts belonging during the YEARLY SUMMARY COUNCIL SUPERVISED CAMPING Included in Yearly Summary arei.. os; .................. Scouts Council-wide Camporee · ..:......... ~~Scouts District Camporees . Include Tours, Cruises, Camporees, etc. Do Not Include Scouts from other Councils Short Term (*2) Long Term (*1) A. CHARTERED TROOPS L On Council Site 77_ _ _ 11 1. Number of Troops..·--··-- 1_ _ _ _ _ _ 1_ _ _ _ _ _1 2. Number different Scouts......... 1_ ___::31.=....__ 1__1__,·,,"-70_·_3 _·._ _ 1 3. Number Troop Scouters........... 1_ _ _ _5 _ _ 1_ _326_· 12-..104 211 *3) 4. N umber Scout D ays ( ...... 1_ _ _ _ _ _ 1_ __,,...' - ' - - - - i a IL Off Council Site 1. Number of Troops.........................11 ._ _ _""_l111r-...--i-----'3__ 0 _ _ _ _ _28_·_.__ 0_ 2. Number different Scouts........ 11 _ _ _ _ 1 1 3_·--i-----'-"--_ 3. Number Troop Scouters........... 11 _ _ _ _ 4. Number Scout Days (*3) ..... :\3., PRo0jtt;)f,Aii,'J:'.ROOPS · ·"f~~it:.:01lcitrh2if-~it!e·· · -:~-l_'"_. 1 : .• 1_ _ _·... ~~-· ~:. ..c.2'=·_.. _ __ year'~: ..... (*5) 00 .................. Scouts ............Q9 Scouts Regional Camporal. . Sea-Scout Rendezvous. Tours Outside Council " .............~Scouts ............... 3&outers 1 .................. ·Tours .. ..............~Scouts 0 scout ers .................. .. " Number of Tours .. Philturn " Plan to have Philturn trip m 1942: •. &Js. . . . ., No........ Total Negro Scouts, June 30, 1941 Negro Scouts in Long Term Camps ..... ..... Scouts 98 .................. Scouts • __S_e_p_a_ra_t_e_C_a_m_·p_f_or_N_e_g_r_o_S_c_o_u_ts_ _--'--'---.:;..>.:;..'·:.,.,'',..c;":...y..;;;~_.._..._..._.;_N_o_.._..._..._. 1 1 . ·--. . •· • TRA~NI~G and S~P~RV~8.l?~::'.i8 . ?~~{.;;:" , .Numbe~_Sc~~,t~r!.~r~m-~~,;e . T_~ooP:.~~~P.~~?-~~~1p '"·'.·]:··....................... l----~-i----'·...~:.""",::;~... "·_·_""_'_·1 '· .·Short.~enn;·campipg tt{pottS py,Trqc>p&-are.sec\'irea·: Yes::...:... ; No....... .. ., Tr~~p.fci~'ai_.i~ye_a~ c.,a~ping 405 ..n. .. ______ •,Ha~e'';1~~ ·f_o~\cf~i:ing Scouts........ ---~-- ""·1. Number d"ff 1 erent program, usmg Troop Camping Objectives, etc. Yes......... ; No....... .. 4 2. Number Scout Days (*3 ) ............ i--=z•'-"""~--i------ 1 - - = - - - - ' - - - = - - - - - - ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - PROGRAM II. Off Council Site 1941 Camping program included the following: (Check) 1. Number different Scouts............ 1 - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - 1 X; X ; w·mter C amp......... . " ......... . ......... ; C ub "Outmgs . C ampmg Semor 2. Number Scout Days (*3) ............ 1_ _ _ _ _ 1 ~----i Sea Scout Cruises..... ~; Vacation Day Camps......... . .x C. TOTALS Yes.....~ ... ; No....... .. Summer Camp on Troop and Patrol basis: x . __ __· __1_ _1=•-?i_af_. I. Number different Scouts (*4) 1_ _459 Yes......... ; No......... Troop and Patrol terminology used: ~·~1__ 1 II. o/o of Membershi2 (*5') ............... 1_ _1_6_._2__ 1_ _ _61~· Earning and Saving for camp promoted in Troops: Yes...~.. ; No......... .. 1 691 4 III. Number Scout D ays (*3) ......... 1_·._·* . o . . _ - - - 1 - - - - - - 1 Summer Camp promotion chiefly by Troops...... ; direct with Scouts..... 369 m (•!) (*2) (*3) x Camping periods of six days or more should be reported under Long•Term. Camping periods of less than six days and not less than overnight should be reported under Short• Term. A Scout Day is twenty•four hours or less including overnight. (The classification Scout Days is utilized here in order that the volume of camping can be related to the number of individual Scouts participating. This will indicate the average number of days each Scout is camping. The Local Council effort should be to increase the number of camping days per Scout as well as_to increase the number of Scouts camping.) The total on this line is different Scouts camping during the year. It will not necessarily equal the sum of the attendance in the four previous classifications. (Estimate if necessary.) In computing the percentage of Long•Term Camping for the year, divide the number of different Scouts camping by the June 30 membership. In computing the percentage. in Short• Term Camping for the year, divide the number of different Scouts camping by the; "Total belonging During the Year" membership. The "Total Belonging" equals the "Number on · record at the Be2inninl! of the Year" plut the "New During the Year" plus Scouts separated prior to 1941 and re•registered in 1941. �1941. FINANCIAL STATEMENT Council budget ·appropriation for camping Capital Expense $.. CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL JL...................... Expenditures for Budgeted Capital Outlay $--·--····-····-·····--Capital Bills outstanding not included OPERATING RECEIPTS: From Camper fees ·····=-!...............'..... ........... $......?.•. From other sources (Canteen etc.) ...... $..............!!~~:~ Total above items ..................................................................... *(Enter this figure in Finance Com. report, Col. 2............ Original Budget appropriation for Camp Operation...... Total Receipts ........................................................................ (A) Operating Balance (A- B) or Deficit (B - A) .................: :.::~ Camp accounts (were) (will ~e) $.·--···-·-·-·-·-·--··-·-·-· OPERATING EXPENSE For Food· by Council .............................................................................. For Transportation by Council .................................,................. For Salaries and Wages ........................................................................ For Income producing sources (canteen, etc.).................. Other Operating Expenditures ...................................................... Total of above .Expenditures ............................................................ Bilis outstanding not included above ....................................... ~~?..~~~ $..~~~-~!~ $................................... $..?..~.!.~~!!~. $.~.J;:i~;.. $.................................. $.. !.!:~;;~-: $. 1 •. ...i;aa-~ $........;.......................... $.. z···a55";5f $. .tf;43'f~·tf.J . ......... . . .af. . . ..... .M. . . . $.. $.. 6 !.~........~...:__ _ Total Operation Expense ········-·············:··-·................ (B) $....... audited ~n.... :~~~•.....~~.c .. ~i.~~\1~.-~'4. ~ ~!Jl~.!.....~!:... ~~~.................Public Accountants J3.r .. .. ....., .... PHYSICAL FACILITIES (Give full information as of December 31, 1941) CAMP NAME I No. of acres INo. of I Troop CaJBJ) C_,,1_. 340. a? lut.Y) Kia Xie 156 lf 10 ·Camp Dam.el• 4 ..... VALUATION CONTROL* Sites Council ft I Land 3 ..400 • L.560 c1t;v ot~ria Ii> Cat ~ l,000 I Bid gs. I Equipment Used year around 49.875 i.soo.oo :x u.a?s 1.s2s.oo 360.00 x 3.,325 Type of Camp** I Xiong & Shor\ Long !erm Long & Short * State whether site is: (I) Owned by Council (if mortgaged or other indebtedness state amount), (2) Leased (state from whom and length of term), (3) Rented from year to year (state amount of rental), (4) other (describe). ••(State whether site is used for (!) Long•term, (2) Short-term, (3) Wilderness Camp, etc. Were plans for any of the above submitted to the Camping and Activities Service, Engineering Service, or Health and Safety Service for advice and help? Please specify ... !~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. T.J • »eauebamp ~P~....~!;....r.~~ Camp Director ........... PERSONNEL Bo . . . . . .-.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Did he have Camp Director's commission?.......................!~.~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . If more than one camp is operated-list additional directors below. Number on central Camp Staff?.............?.~ State if they hold Camp Director's commissions. 16 CAMP STAFF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .How many are registered Scouters? ....................~~...............How many Adults (over 21) ?.................................... Number of Provisional Troop Staff?.................................... Of these, how m~ny are re~istered Sco~ter: ?............ jf.............How many Adults (over 21) ?.................................... How many are older Scouts1......- ..................................How ma.ny have no prevwus Scoutmg connection .............. ~............................ . APPRAISAL OF CEN"'I'RAL CAMP STAFF ..:;~ NAME Would you Re· appoint? If not• Camp· Position I QUALITY OF SERVICE Exe. Good Number of Weeks on Staff I I Rate of Pay Per Week ·- ;:,~: ,... .,.,,, (If necessary, attach sheet with names and appraisal under headings above.) • If you would not re.commend reemployment, send in full particulars. ·. · · Ja. 23 42 ;:::::)c:.:::~:~.'..~=:~~:::~~:::::::::~:::::::::.~::::::::::::::::.~::::::.~:::::::::::::::::::.~::::::::::::::.:·.:::::::::::~:~.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::21~.~-;;g;.;;::.J~i:~~:~:~:~. .~.:~:~~~ Chairman, Camping anH Activities Committee Street..........~~..q-~_!~--~~~..................................... Scout Executive Note: Attach copies of camp bulietins, reports, special program features, photos, etc. City..............~~-~..................~...............State....- ..............~~:!'. ........... NOTE: Civic Service and Special Events are covered elsewhere in the Council report. .. ~ '"~~-: ~ �. . l. -- ~~~~~,.; . . .a .· . ~~· ·: ·,::-:.:.< ;;;;··., ·1 I ·. I J I x ~ '! x l lr t' I t __,.,. l ~....-- I.ts 1 i • · l · l J I - - l l I i ~ t1· ::1 I ~ - ~ I l x: I !'j • l :i l I l l ! \ x i' I 1: l i ,Ii le l ' I' j' 1 ,. l, • ! ' J u.ocr - - a.oo a.oo 1.00 lf.SO ··A Aft �Form O-S39B-30001141-MJC REPORT OF FINANC'E COMMITTEE - 1941 (Please use only following classification. This is for purpose of National record and comparison) EXPENDITURES-1941 Column 1 [. Operating Expense : 2. Office Salaries -·---~---------'3. Retirement Contrib'ns ... 4. Rent, Light, Heat, Insurance, Telephone -----5. Qffice Supplies ---··:-------6. Postage ---------~·----·-----------7. Transportation ........................ 8. 9. 10. (11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. Publicity ---·---------------------Camping --------------··---------Senior Scouting ··---------Cubbing ................................................... Leadership Trainip.g and Conferences ·······----Circuses, M. B. Shows and other activities---·---National Quota -------------Charter Fee --~---··········-··· Campaign Expenditures Interest on Indebtedness (See Note 2 below) Miscellaneous ... ............................ TOTAL OPERATINr: II. Capital Expense: 1. 2. 3. 4. Office Equipment -····----Camp Property: _____________ 7 ...520.00 &.31'1. 5Q Special Receipts Net Expenditures (See Note I below) (Col. 1 minus Col. 2) $ $ ~.3>7.M III. Total of Operating and Capital (I II) + 91060.00 ~ AAn nl\; r.u:;.i:;: i'\i\ ~11!'.llif 1:,.. ,_!l,i'L t)? l.~-f\(\. ~- fi71 . ..,.. , 5n.as f.ll'Z "l ;.11 '.! "Jrl'l# w "t't .llMI# A~¥"1AA ltM l'ln Qf\f'I .M 530~ ..,g_ ~4Z9!!63 ,, ~ 1 . 0.Atl.M ~ Fill nA ~998.21 ~ '.)Q~-M nn ltA 13?'*68 .,i;n <',')Ort~ :aaa.m 550.00 500.00 500.00 Wll'.') 75-00 4-883-81 76.00 4-883A$1 ~ ,'!> ~.noh "'ln 368.U 25-640-66 27,.739.00 Af\i::. t:afi 200100 806.88 806,.as aoo.oo 29.aa111? 26,:447.54 a?.938.oo 266~56 266.56 2.!107.60 1~?. , - ... ................ _l.439.SS nn ~.l'lft 4'.500.00 4'75.00 - Automobile ........................................ Depreciation . .................................. TOTAL CAPITAT $ 4Qa.• 75 -,,c a: 7~520.00 .an:ATDJ JM: A'°'O 1 BUDGET-1942 Column 3 Column 2. Total Expenditures 1. Executive Salaries* ------ $ Indicate if for period other than calendar year IV. Revolving Accounts: , (National Funds) 1. BOYS' LIFE-------·---····-··2. Registrations ---------------,--: 3. Scout Supplies ..-----·-------· TOT AL REVOLVINt.: v. 2 ..107.. 60 Z..013.29 4,.,987.G Endowment, Trust Funds or other Permanent Investments VI. Obligations Paid (See Note 3 below) 2 1 013.at 4,987.45 5.000.00 NOTE !-Report as Special Receipts only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., which are incidental to certain Council activities.. Also report Revolving Account receipts in second ,column. NOTE 2:--Do not inelude payments to reduce "principal" indebtedness. . , NOTE 3-This refers to repayment of loans, the proceeds of ·which have been previously expended, bills and other obligations which have been charged to the various items of the budget in previous years and so reported. *Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transportation allowances. Do not distribute any salaries to other budget items. (OVER) �Analysis by population groups of income trom contributions for 1941 Council operation. Income from areas where Council participates in Community Chest Chest. allocation Communities of 500,000 or over-----------------------· " 100,000 to 499,000 ___________________ . " Income from areas where Council does . not participate in Chest SupplementaI* contributions $ $ Total $ $ at.ao1.• 291007.66 " 75,000 " 99 ,ooo___________________ . " 25,000 " 74,000_________________ , __ " 10,000 " 24,qoo___________________ . " " " -" " " " " " 5,000 " " 9,900.................. -4,900____________________ 1,000 " 2,400_ ................... 2,500 ?69.00 " under 1,000 and open country...... . $ TOTAL. ............:.. *Did Chest a~prove? Yes_ _ No_ _ $ $ 3'3.076.66 $ 769.00 30.076.66 (Check one\ Funds for the 1942 budget outlined on preceding page .~ been raised. have not (NOTE- If funds not yet raised, state plans for: securing funds here __i"""1=na=·=n""'ce'-"'--'G'--"~.;;;;;· ~ai~ga"""'--=ia°"'·"--.lt._.._;p"""Z_;:i'-"l'--"'l"""9_4--'2:...;.'---- Assets, 12-31-41 Current--'Cash on hand and in bank $Unpaid Pledges. 'Supplies for Resale ll.14?J.{L 3.59~.96 785.37 $_63.350.00 *Fixed - Real· Estate 3,225.00 Camp Equipment Office Equipment Securities Automobile TOTAL 15.532.43 · *Present Value Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-41 · Operations-Accounts and Bills Payable$ 332.21 Capital-Accounts and Bills Payable Notes Payable $·------ Notes Payable Mortgages * · TOT AL 332. 2'I TOTAL This Council has Trust or Endowment funds, as of December 31, 1941, totaling$ $.000.00 of which$ 5•000.00 was received during the year 1941. We are using (a) Standard Declaration of Trust_ _ _ _ _ _,. or (b) some other form approved by National Counci.1-.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __.:______________ ______ Fin~ncial Plan Pfil!iJ:h been developed which h~s been in effect---~--years. , / as not , Council directed campaign or campa!gns are to be held on the following dates in 1942: korU l """ 25th A comprehensive Five-year Remarks, Explanations or Additions Vtmtdd:ee.· ~will • $5..00U.OO left to Cl:dcla\s$.W Couacil V Mrs. &iwa. Dente Use of these~ !las not as yet. been tlet.el."mlned bat 111 ta ~/feted a "rus:' be started with thGL Signed------------Chr. Finance Committee �Form 0539 E-300001141 M K REPORT OF LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE-1941 NAME OF COUNCI.T.u__Chl_·~·-·cka..:.....::·~·-aw~_flo'_•~un..:.=~C~i~l~·~,___;;:;»~·~s~·~A~-::.......::lac.==~··,.___ _ _ _~------1 REGION NUMBER _I___ HEADQUARTERS CITY"'"------''-"')(,.,~,...._ µ•.,ht ..."'B..__________ STATE; ________.IUJ!AliL----1 COUNCIL NUMBER I. REGISTRATION DATA Total registered Unit Lei~U 1.2/31/41 ~ a cl4l l$ Troop-:_ _ , Pack ~ Ship S.M. ~ C.M. ~ Skippers A.S.M. _._ _, A.C.M. - - • Mates Total Leaders & Assistants Total registered Units in Council 12/31/41 Troops 141' •, Packs 20 518 4 1.2· 4 Explorer Leaders - - - · Rover Leaders ~ Total Leaders , Asst. Exp. Leaders~ Asst. Rover Leaders_, Total Asst. Leaders~63 Gran~ Total 163 Explorer - - - - - - - Rover 158 ' Ships _ _4.;:;:-~ Explorer Troops - - - - • Rov_ er Crews - - - - Total 0 165 Number of registered Sea Scout Patrols - - - - Explorer Patrols __l::··'_'- II. RESULTS IN BASIC TRAINING To date, (12/31/41) we have accomplished the following toward providing all of the above key leaders with basic training (c·ount only "those listed above, do not include Committeemen). Percentages based on above registration data. Status 12/31/41 1. Number LEADERS WITH INTRODUCTORY TRAINING ~ercent Objective 12/31/42 Number ;rercent a. Total who have completed the new session "Fundamentals of the Boy Scout e.Jt rzhlil. Movement," or "Elements of Scout Leadership-Part I," or former equivalent. -~ ~ 2. LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING a. Have completed new "Scoutmasters' Course," or "Elements of Scout SM. Leadership-Parts I and II" or former equivalent. ASM. Total b. Have completed new "Cub Leaders' Training Course" or "Elements CM. ACM. of Cub Leadership." Total SK. c. Have completed· "Skippers' Course," or "Elements of Sea Scout Leadership-Parts I and II" Mates Total d. .Exp. Leader Have completed "Explorer Leader Training Course" Asst. Exp. Leader Total Rover Leader Asst. Rover Leader e. ~ave completed at least one basic training course (Rovering or a, c, or d above) Total f. Leaders Grand Total Leaders with Basic training Assts. Total 3. ' AND SPECIAL PATROLS WITH LEADERS HAVING BASIC TRAINING UNITS a. Scout Troops Un!ts having at least one leader (not Committeemen) Cub Packs having completed basic training (as 2a, b, c, d or e above) S.S. ShiI>s and Patrols (Include Sea Scout and Explorer Patrols) Exp. Troops and Patrols Rover Crews 4. UNITS WITH LEADERS TRAINED IN OUTDOOR "WORK a. Troops having at least one leader with training In Camping - course in "Troop Camping," or "Elements of Scout Leadership - Part III" (Short-Term Camping) Total ~43"" 51 19 b. Sea Scout Ships and Patrols having at least one leader with training in "Sea Scout Camping and Cruising" 5. • 6. COMMISSIONERS WITH TRAINING a. Number registered Commissioners __52 ___ b. Have completed a Commissioners' Training Course. c. Have course for unit leaders, but not Commissioners' Course. LEADERS WITH SCOUT EXPERIENCE a. Had Scout experience starting with Tenderfoot Rank a:>- 63 -- 27 Gil Jl._ loO 6a 175 ---- 61 The above information and that on the reverse side represent our Training Report for _1941 a_nd .our plans for 1942. S I G N E D · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Chairman, Leadership Training Committee DATE,_ _ _ _ __ S I G N E D · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Scout Executive �1941 TRAINING RECORDS AND- 1942 OBJECTIVES 1941 No. of No. of Courses Certificates Conducted New Fundamentals of B. S. Movement I 1942 CHECK COURSES PLANNED Issued District G 0 1 l 2 1 Cub Leaders' Course 1 Old Elements of Scout Leadership -Part I 2 44 -Part II 1 15 1 3 '4 Troop Camping Elements of Cubbing 'l l Princip1'8 {-Port I of Scout and Cub . -Part II Leadership Pack Organization Specialization Merit Badge Counselors Troop Committeemen Other Courses Advanced Certificates Issued Total Courses and Certificates x x x l 1 3. l.'14 d·····-····-····'····-··········· . T otal C ert1T1cates lSsue NW??er of different men receiving certif1cates..........·-··········-····-····· Training Awards issued....-................... ~ Scoutmasters' Keys ····-·-··············-····-·····1 Scouter's Award .......................................... Skipper's Keys ········-·······························-····· UNIVERSITY COURSES The following Courses have been conducted in Colleges, Seminaries, etc. located in this Council. These Courses and Certificates issued are included in the Council totals. College Credit x m 7 x x m ~ " 2 (.) 0 ~ ~ (.) " Name of School -Pa~ II Elements of Explorer Scouting Commissioner's Course Emergency Service Health and Safety Standard First Aid x x x El'"''"" of {-Part I Sea Scout Leadership x 2. 1 Skippers' Course -Part III OTHER COURSES Council 1. Scoutmasters' Course BASIC COURSES I CERTIFICATES AND AWARDS, 1941 ~ Yes ~ 1 l 1.4 1 24 1 4 1 10 1 i < 3 I I l x 11 IO 1?4 x 2 x 11 THE TRAINING COMMITTEE Ain.ITS OPERATION Membership oOthe Council Leadership Training Committee consists of 1 men and includes---- District Representatives members-at-large. and Out of ---'---- Districts, - - - - have District Training Committees. Meetings held 1941 The Council uses volunteer course directors or instructors- in the following courses (check/): Council - - - - · District - - - - Scoutmaster ----~ Cub Leader ~_,...·"-·-~ Skipper ----'"J-~ Camping -~·~··-~ Health and Safety _ _.·~-··-~ .;/ List Other C o u r s e s - - - - - - - - - · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Principles The Committee and Executive staff have given these course leaders special instruction through the following (check/): Faculty Courses or Institutes - - - - · Personal Conferences _....__ _, Regional Institutes for Trainers --=-- Does the Committee have available a training inventory which indicates, by Districts, the key leaders with and without training? X Yes - - - - No - - ' - X_, Combination of both - - - Training in 1941 was conducted on a District basis - - - - Council basis _ _ _ A report of the detailed courses and certificates for 1941 should be entered on the reverse side of this form. No �Form O•S39C·30001141·M.K. Make sure business related to December expirations is accoun· led for accordinq to procedure announced in Dr. West's Bulletin # 20. REPORT OF ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION COMMITTEE -1941 Total on Dec. 31, 1940 Total Troops* 21 2 '(b) Sea Scout Patrols (in Troops) B.S.A. lnc. State !feml. Net Separations # in 1941 (See·note) New in 1941 131 (a) Sea Scout Ships Cmmml,. .Kem.phiIf Headquarters City TABLE 1 1. Cidekasaw Name of Council 11 Transfers due to Territory changes Out In Total Dec. 31, 1941 Region No. I Council No. mm Estimated New in 1942 14 ' 1 c l 1 2 0. 6 4' 4 l Objectiv.. for Dec. 31, 1942 148- - - .141 3 Estimated Net Separations· in 1942 1 1 • 0 (c) Explorer Troops ( d) Explorer Patrols (in Troops) 2 l 3'I 13 6 44 2~813 '1.409 l ..256 2.966 47 21 lS lf 69 15 404 !!~ ~t;9 9.Al\ 2.,& 296 l •..096 350 mo 3 20 & 1 31 • 2 l ? 2 ;3~ (e) Rover Crews (f) Neighborhood Patrols (g) Lone Scout Tribes (h) Negro Troops G (i) Indian Troops 2. Total Scouts** (a) Sea Scouts 4.3 (b) Explorer Scouts 16 .., (c) Rover Scouts (d) Lone Scouts (e) Negro Scouts (f) Indian Scouts 3. Total Scouters Negr~ Packs *** Negro Cubs 6. Total Cubbers (including Den Mothers Den Mothers 1.000' .m 1& 15 s a ..166 M .25 *** '7.4.~ ., 4 a 320 296 193 A.~ ?A\ 1'7A M'l 45 71 ft 60 ~ 1~ 6? 62. • All 89' i:;t\ 11> "t'=nl 9 18 15 12 Hi Neighborhood Dens 5. Total Cubs - 15 1 ..,04l'1 4. Total Packs *** ·-~o 25 10 i .. us 2!2' . ' - Den Chiefs #"Net Separations" equals total separated minus "separated • reregistered." *Include in figures on this line total number of all Troops, Explorer Troops, Rover Crews, Sea Scout Ships, Neighborhood Patrols and Lone Scout Tribes. This will not necessarily be the sum of lines (a) to. (i) which follow. **Include in figures on this line total number of all Scouts in above indicated units and· Lone 'Scouts. In column "New in 1941" include only boys who were new in Scouting in 1941. This will not necessarily be the sum of lines (a) to (£) which follow. ***In second column "New in 1941," include all boys who entered these branches of Scouting in 1941, whether they transferred from some other branch of Scouting or not. (a) We expect to employ__·_additional men on our professional staff during 1942. (b) New 12•year•olds registered in 1941 Sl'l _ . Estimated new 12•year•old Scouts in 1942 900 . (c) We on record 2L Scout Troops and $· Cub Packs expired and not reregistered on Dec. 31, 1941. (d) · 9 Troops (~%) were on Budget Plan Dec. 31, 1941; Objective: Ul Troops (711_%) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1942. ---"~'-'__Packs (_au __ <i%) were on Thrift Plan Dec. 31, 1941; Objective: 12 Packs (-liO-%) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1942. The Council has a definite plan for promoting the Troop Budget and Pack Thrift Plan (check one) Yes Jlff No D· .lf Q_ �TABLE 2 A-Tenure achieved in 1941 by Scouts, and by Assistant Scoutmasters who have been Scouts. ( 1) 1 Year Less than 1 year 2 Years 3 Years 5 or more Years 4 Years B-OBJECTIVES FOR 1942. 2, 3 or 4 year Scouts in 1942 come from the 1, 2 and 3 year Scouts of 1941. ( 1) When lapsed Troops reregister only Scouts and Asst. S.M.'s under 21 who reregister with the Troop shall be credited with tenure anniversaries attained during the lapsed period of that Troop. (2) Totals in this Table should check with corresponding Totals in Table 1. ( 3) Scouts attain tenure only on anniversaries of the date they first became Scouts, which is not necessarily the same as the reregistration date of the Troop. Separated Reregistered Scouts lose tenure credit for the period they were not registered. ( 4) Do not include Scouts separ~ted in 1941 whose last tenure anniversaries were attained prior to 1941. TABLE 3 MEMBERSHIP FACTORS BY POPULATION GROUPS Classify units by population groups, then secure data for each group from unit records so classified. A--4 Year Tenure (a) Scouts attained 4 years in 1941 on roll Dec. 31. "Total" on this line equals number on line (a) in column "4 years" in Table 2. (b) Scouts attained 4 years in 1941 were separated in 1941. "Total" on this line equals number on line (b) in column "4 Y~rs" in Table 2. (c) Total (a+b). TABLE 4 I 2,500 to 10,000 I C-New Scouts during 1941 13 • 8 a ,~ 9' 'lii\h ·72 3622 D-Number of these who became Scouts. E-Number of Packs in each group Dec. 31, 1941. F-Packs dropped in each group in 1941. 1t\K ~ ':!~ 1216 ..All "lA'll 'IAAll: 162 'l''l « IX\tm ' 17 14~ a 11 118 9 0 TOTAL : A-New Cubs in each group in 1941. B-Total Cubs, Dec. 31, 1941. TOTAL I ~ Use same pop 'n. group { headings as in Table 3. C-Number of Cubs who became 12 in 1941. I Under 1,000 and o.c. 4 348;-r I D-Tutal Scouts Dec. 31, 1941. E-Total Troops Dec. 31, 1941. F-Net dropped Troops during 1941. 1,000 to 2,500 88 147 B-Annual 12-year-old boy crop. Check totals in last column, these 4 lines against corresponding totals in Table 1. Check Table 4 below similarly. 10,000 to 100,000 100,000 to 500,000 500,000 and over ·- x x x x I 19 I I 4 I x x I I x x I I x x I I : x x 1 l 1= I al 5 During 1941 there wer·e_--'-----~----'different Scouts and. _ __.__-'"'--_-different Scouters, ---~'-'----'different Cubs an"------=-~--·different Cubbers on our records. •• ·. Districts in 1941, fo _ _ _ ___..QL-_ _ _D..,istricts in 1~94. 0. 1 . In all schools in M~nphta &a& $hell\Y 0o~Jllt3" • ~mm. Boy Fact Survey was conducted i . Signed Chr. Organization and Extension Committee �Form 0539G·300011~1 MIC REPORT OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE - 1941 Name of Council ................ O.hi~a.u .. Colm0!.1.....B•.f.i ...A.....Xae•......................................... Headquarters City ..............~~.~~ ............................................. State ............~~'!'................ . Region No. I?.......... . Council No. ~ ...... . The following report presents the activities and accomplishments under the direction of this Committee during the year 1941, covering the three major aspects of our Health and Safety program, i.e., Protection, ·Education and Service. 1. The membersh~ of this Committee includes ........ %......... District Health and Safety Chairmen and the following technical experts, as checked: Safety ..... ;:c .... ; Public Health .....X .... ; Medicine ....X. ... ; Aquatics ... % ... ; Fire Prevention .. %..... ; Firearms .....X .. ; First Aid .... %..... ; Emergency Service ... %...... ; Farm Safety............ ; Mountaineering............ . 2. During 1941 the meeting places of ...... O...........of our Troops and other units ( ......0. ... %) were inspected under the direction of this Committee. Standard inspection form No. 115 3 wa: :ot used. 1 3. During 1941 an inspection of the Council camp was made by the Committee with ......... ~ ........ members participating. was not ....... ~........ Troop Camps, off the Council campsite, were held during the year, of which .. J~'....... were inspected by the Committee. 4. Procedures to insure that all carriers used for the transportation of Scouts on Scouting activities were in proper condition for such uses, with adequate insurance coverage, h•: :~t been in effect during 1941. 5. The plan far medical examination of new Scouts is in effect in ....... 9. .......... of our Troops ( .........~ .... %) Form No. 1154 ..... is not used. 6 •. Pre-camp medical examination is required for all who attend the Council camp as checked: Scouts ..... ~.... ; Camp Leaders .. ; .... ; Food Handlers ...;. ..... Form 952 and 952A Hil aet used. are Recheck of Scouts, Leaders and Food Handle& iw !' .. · made JS by a medical doctor after arrival at camp. 7. .J. ........ Training courses in Health and Safety were given by this Council during the year with.?.~........... different Scouters having completed the course. 8. or will An Emergency Service Corps of Senior Scouts has been Q• is ia 1'141 ......... :............• (Indicate by check y) hdaig; l'I uu·z:cd liiil Hga&t11i1r.l with a total membership of .... !~ Scouts; ... We h~t a Mobilization Plan. 9. All cases of serious or fatal accidents or illness involving Scouts, Scouters, or guests incident to Scouting activities in this Council during 1941 have been promptly reported to the National Council, with the following exceptions with reasons ................ . ltOU 1O. We have cooperated with the following local Health and Safety agencies in their activities............................................ . ...................~~;~---~~-~~---~~~~:~;.~--~~;~~~...................................................................................................................... 11. Our Program as planned for 1942 includes the following, as checked: a) C~mplete ~anization of Committee including all technical experts and chairmen of District Health and Safety Committees ..................• b) Medical e:itamination of new Scouts in all Troops .................. , or in ...... ~: ...... % of our Troops. c) Program of Inspection as checked: Troop and other unit meeting places .............. ; Council and Troop Camps .. :~ ........ ; All transportation equipment .............. ; Sea Scout watercraft .... ~.........• d) Emergency Service Corps .....~ ........ ; Mobilization Plan............~ .• x e) Training Courses in Health and Safety .................... (No. of courses .....1,...... ). Signed ................................................................................................ . C/wi,rman, Health and Safety Committee �4. This Council has accepted its quota of $ ... 500.•.00 .... for the year 1942, and agrees to pay it to the treasurer of the National Council as follows: in -li111*.hefewi.Ioi., $.................... ; in .......... 2 ........ equal payments of $... 2!0~00.... each during the months of ........ 'J;ia;f...a.n.d.Jllov.e.m.'ber. ............................................................... ,. ... '. ...................................... :: ................................... . "" 5. Our total outstanding indebtedness as of December 31, 1941, amounted to $ .332.21. ... of this amount$.~ •. ~ ... . is due.the National Supply Service and $.......... 0 ....... is due.the National Council on aiccount of back quotas. This Council agrees to liquidate the indebtedness to the Supply Service by (date) l •....a_.,19.-42 .. eltt"a-glr iiib!lltl!~.1" paymaild af $.............. .. .. 811giiwffag ............................................ .,., and the back quota indt;!btedness :!-S follows: ..................................................................... . ...............................................................; ............. ·...... •.• ..........................................................·... ~- ...... ~ ....... : .:................................................ . 6. This Council requests that for the period July 1, 1942 to June 30, 1943 credit be extended by the Supply Service for ~n amount no.t to exceed $..500.00.... at any one time, and agrees to maintain the account on a thirty day basis. This Council was incorporated under the. laws of this State in the year l.9'.$7........ The corporate name is: Ch1cka.saw .. Om1ncil., .. l3oy....$.c~.u..t.s .. o:!:.. .ME!l'ica•.. h~...................................................................................................... III. ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION 1. This Council's record of the total boys and men BELONGING DURING THE YEAR and served by the Council, follows: ,. 1940 1941 CUBS CUBBERS* 434. 85 ~:uss l380 too? 636 114 4:390 1410 6550 SCOUTS SCOUTERS TOTAL BELONGING (See Note) NOTE: For Cubs, Cubbers, Scouts, Scouters, (first 4 columns above) "Total Belonging" equals number on record at beginning of year, plus new during year, plus separated reregistered who were separated prior to 1941. For last column, use preceding formula and then. deduct Cubs who became Scouts and Scouts who became Scouters. (Last c:Olumn will not be sum of first 4 columns.) 2. Our record of membership ON DECEMBER 31, follows: CUBS Dece~ber 31, 1940 December 3 1, 1941 1942 (Obj.) - CUBBERS* SCOUTS 320 th 2813 ~2& gg· :::. 2QM 501 12~ 31.i& SCOUTERS ., TOTAL .1047 4a4? 109& 45n Jl46 49.37_ * "Cubbers" should include registered Den Mothers. 3. On December 31, 1941 we had .........141.. Troops which represent an Opportunity Index, that is, the opportunity for boys to be Sco~ts, of.. ....... 3.•9. ..... We propose to increase our total number of Troops to ........ 149 .... by December 31, 1942, thus inc.reasing our Opportunity Index to ..... 4.,l. .. .. ... The highest 2 5 % of the Councils in the country have an Opportunity Index of 4.8 or better. , In 1941 we organized ......... ..gJ_. ..... new Troops and Dropped and failed to reorganize ....... J;l ....... Troops. During 1941 we enrolled ....1409. ...... new Scouts, giving us a Recruiting Index of.. .. 39;;90 . We propose to enroll Scouts during 1942 for a Recruiting Index of .....3.3.13.... The highest 25 % of the Councils in the country have a Recruiting Index of 45.0 or better. 4. 1.,.200........ new .. During 1941 we had a net dropped of..1256- ....... Scouts. 5. On December 31, 1941 we had ........2(). ....... Cub Packs and expect to increase this to ... 25......... Packs by December 31, 1942 .. During 194i we dropped and failed to reorganize ........ ,2......... Cub Packs. 6. -.j We enrolled ..... ~~ ....... new Cubs during 1941, and -expect to enroll ...... 250...... new Cubs during 1942. 7. During 194L ..lQ.S.......... different Scouts reached a tenure of 4 years in Scouting. By 1942 we expect ....... 120 ..... .. Scouts will reach a 4-year tenure. 8. On December 31, 1941.. ......~........ % of our Troops were operating 75 . increase this to .................... % by the end of 1942. on the Standard Troop Budget Plan. We should 9. · ApproximatCiy ........ B.fL .... % of our Scouts and Cubs as of December 31, 1941 had uniforms. . �IV. ~AMPING AND ACTIVITIES % of our Scouts were in camp for at least one week un1. During 1941. ...... ~1·····% of our Troops and .......... i.e... der their own leadership. We expect to increase this .to............ 4 ..... % of our Troops and ...............e, .. % of our Scouts in 1942. 2. ...... :2$_.9 ... % of our Troops and ........2§,.,3··.·% of our Scouts had no camping experience (either short or long term camping) during 1941. (Check with corresponding figures in Camping and Acti"."ities Committee report.) 3. This Council promoted an Activities program in 1941 including the following, as checked: Boy Scout Week participation ........ .'JI!·········; Circus, or similar type .................... ; Merit Badge Show .................... ; Council-wide Camporee.............X .... ; District Ca~p~rees ........;Jt.......... ; Agricultural Fair participation .................... ; Vacation p~ogram in addition to Camping .....% ............ ; Pilgrimages to historic shrines .................... ; First Aid Demonstrations ........ 3[......... ; Troop Special Events ..... ~............ . LEADERSHIP TRAINING. Because of the importance of training as a major responsibility and Local Council activity, provision is made this year for a separate report emphasizing the job that remains undone, as well as the job that has been accomplished, as also the ·objectives for 1942. This is done with the understanding that the special report on training will be presented to the Executive Board as a part of the Council's annual report. ,~V. VI. ADVANCEMENT See separate report. VII. HEALTH AND SAFETY 1. To help .assure suitable meeting places for our Troops and other units, ............GQ ... % of such meeting places were inspected during 1941. 2. In the interest of individual health, ........ f) ......... % of our Troops are using the plan for medical examination of all new Scouts. 3. ···········if£4···· of our Scouters completed trammg courses in Health and Safety during 194i. 4. The Emergency Service Corps plan is in effect in this Council. (Check one) Yes .........X ........ , No ............ :....... . If not, it will be in 1942. (Check one) Yes .................... ; No ..................... VIII. READING PROGRAM BOYS' LIFE A. 1. The December 20, 1941, BOYS' LIFE Progress and Objective report showed we had.:..... ~hL ... subscriptions from Council promoted sources, or ........ SJ,...,'f.. % of our 1941 Objective. 2. Using this figure as a base and planning a reasonable incr~ase, we ha_ve set a 1942 BOYS' LIFE 'objectiv~ of .... ~~ .... This will give us an increase of ...........4l,.. 3fo over our December 20, 1941, total. B. GENERAL I. In 1941 this Council.,dit~J'romote good reading. We used a.) Field Commissioner for reading: Yes ................... . No ...... -X-······ .... ; b.) Reading Committee: Yes ...........g ...... , No ..................... Committee had .......... J!L ... members. Reading has been promoted in .......... t) ....... of our Districts by Field Commissioners: Yes ................... ,, No ................... ; or by ......._. .....................................................................................................................................................................................\ .......... . 2. . 3. In 1942 we plan to use a.) Field Commissioner; Yes .............X .............. , No .......................... ; b.) Reading Committee; Yes ........ :!!!!·········• No .................... ; or ...................................................................1..•....•.••.•••.••••••••.••.•.•••....•...•••••.••..•••.•.•...•..............•...... 4. . .......... ,,.$3 ... of our Troops ( .............. J;l/#%) have an organized program for stimulating good reading. 5. .. ......... l,a.... of our Troops ( ............... 6. We have ...........4 .......... Reading M. B. Counsellors. a..~) have Troop libraries. �I IV. CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES 3 of our Troops and .... /~.8 1. During 1941.. .. der their own leadership. We expect to increase this to ........ "'J.:,,..f...... ....... % of our Scouts were in camp for at least one week un- 4 ..... % of our Troops and....... ~........ % of our Scouts in 1942. -2,., . . . . ~ % ~f our Scouts had no camping experience (either short or long term of our Troops and ... 2. .... camping) during 1941. (Check with corresponding figures in Camping and Activities Committee report.) ZS.1.S....... 3 3. This Council promoted an Activities program in 1941 including the following, as checked: Boy Scout Week participation ....... ). ......... ; Circus, or similar type .................... ; Merit Badge Show .................... ; Council-wide Camporee ..... .X. .......... ; District Camporees ...... ."}(. ........ ; Agricultural F~_ir participation ..................... ; Vacation program in addition to Camping .....X. ........... ; Pilgrimages to historic shrines .................... ; First Aid Demonstrations .. ~ .... .X ........ ; Troop Special Events .... X ............ . V.. LEADERSHIP TRAINING. Because of the importance of training as a major responsibility and Local Council activi. ty, provision is made this year for a separate report emphasizing the job that remains undone, as well as the job that has been accomplished, as also the objectives for 1942. This is done with the understanding that the special report on training will be presented to the Executive Board as a part of the Council's annual report. VI. ADVANCEMENT See separate report. ,.0. . . VII. HEALTH AND SAFETY 1. To help assure suitable meeting places for our Troops and other units, ..... inspected during 1941. 2. In. the interest of individual health, ....... 0 new Scouts. 2.!.-f: ... of our Scouters ........ % of comple~ed ~raining % of such meeting places were our Troops are using the plan for medical examination ·of all courses in Health and Safety during 1941. 3. . ..... 4. The Emergency Service Corps plan.is in effect in this Council. (Check one) Yes ......X ....... ., No .................... . If not, it will be in 1942. (Check one) Yes ... ,. ............... ; No ..................... V VIII. READING PROGRAM A. BOYS' LIFE 1. The December 20, 1941, BOYS' LIFE Progress and Objecdve report showed we had ...~.O .. :.subscriptions from Council promoted sources, or .. .5."f.,. 7 .... % of our 1941 Objective. 2. Using this figure as a base and planning a reasonable increase, we have set a 1942 BOYS' LIFE objective · This will give us an increase of .. '!Jf~;/.' . ,_.:J. .... 3 over our December 20, 1941, total. · 1. In 1941 this Council ·• ~ GENERAL B. of..l~.10.. .... cl"~ t promote good reading. We used a.) Field Commissioner for reading: Yes ................... . No ... ._.~.......... ; b.) Reading Committee: Yes ..... )(.... ." ...... , No ..................... Committee had ....... ..3......... members. Reading has been promoted in ........ O........ of our Districts by Field Commissioners: Yes ........... :........ , No ...... ,>.( ......... ; or by ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... . 2. 3. In 1942 we plan to use a.) Field Commissioner;. Yes ........... X .............. , No ......: ................... ; b.) Reading Committee; Yes ........ X ....... , No .................... ; or .................................................................................................................................................... . 3....... of our Troops ( .....3..0...... % ) have an organized program for stimulating good reading. 4. ... ./:f 5. .... 6. We have ........~ ......... Reading M. B. ../.Y.......of our Troops ..Y.%) ( .........B.~ have Troop libraries. Counsell~rs. �•• 4. This Council has accepted its quota of $5..0.Q...":": .... for the year 1942, and agrees to pay it to the treasurer of the National Council as follows: ia fsU herewith, $ .................... ; in ........ b. ........ equal payments of $ .~.~Q.~ ... each during the months of .............. ~ ~ j;..'U"'''"········ .................................7),:£1 21.J.7 . . .. ................................................... ;. 5. Our total outstanding indebtedness as of December 31, 1941, amounted to $3'3.:k..'.".".... of this amount $ .. 3.'..Ji..J.:.~ is due the National Supply Service and $...... 0. ......... is due the National Council on a:ccourit of back quotas. This Council ::::gl~:~~.~.~~.~ ..~~~.~.~.~~~.~~~~.~~..~: ~:d s;~:l~a~~v~~:!Yi~~:~:~t:::~J:;i~";;:.t~:~~~~=~~~~:=~·:::::: ::::: ::: :: 6. This Council requests that for the period July 1, 1942 to June 30, 1943 credit be extended by the Supply Service for 11n amount not to exceed $6.CJO..~ ... at any one tim~, and ag;ees to maintain the account on a thirty day basis. This ~~~~~~::t.'.~~'.'.t&.;.:!~'¥~~:·~. III. ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION 1. follows: This Council's record of the total boys and· men BELONGING DURING THE YEAR and served by the Council, -.. .... CUBS 1940 CUBBERS* '-1-:11./- fu ~lo 1941 /J~ ,,/ SC OUTERS 1:16, .8:1 ;/ ~COITTS ; .. / 0 ~80 ~{90 ,)~/~ // TOTAL BELONGING (See Note) loI o:;--::-. lo l5~<;-0 / l /.... ... / ·c/ NOTE: For Cubs, Cubbers, Scouts, Scouters, (first 4 columns above) "Total Belonging" equals.number on record at beginning of year, plus new during year, plus separated reregistered who were separated prior to 1941. For last column, use preceding formula and then deduct Cubs who became Scouts and Scouts who became Scouters. (Last column will not be sum of first 4 columns.) . .... . 2. Our record of meml>ership ON DECEMBER 31, follows: CUBS. ,.., ·'"";:!' ! ., ~ .. ,-•' .__ CUBBERS* ·;· ...~~;' December 31, 1940 December 31, 1941 4.-;.€, ·- ~> .s ()/ 1942 (Obj.) * "Cubbers" . g I 'llJ should include registered Den Mothers. scqµTs ........, ;~, ·~ .) ·- SCOOTERS 6_80~ ./ ;);~·i \~/ ~ I I, / ·"' ~-" ~f TOTAL ;-.. '• "h ;L;fq', ,/1()4'-cff,.i} 1'0.,,, . (' -· I ' ,,,.· ,/ /;I 4-&, ·•"' .., ._ .•. ..,._ ejL~OJ:.. ' 6'- .'i:ll-y. ~9?;7 3. On December 31, 1941 we had .. /~/~: ... Troops which represent an Opportunity Index, that is, the opportunity for boys to be Scouts, of ... 3'-;'9........ We propos~ to increase our total number of Troops to .. ./.Lf:.t/.. by December 3.1., 1942, thus increasing our Opportunity Index to ... .1:-/.: ,_..I..,.,.. The highest 2 5 % of the Councils in the country have an Opportunity Index of 4.8 or better. In 1941 we organized ..... ~/ ....... new Troops and Dropped and failed to reorganize ..... ././ ....... Troops. During 1941 we enrolled.)~J'.-f:'..~Q':.new Scouts,· givin~ us .a Recruiting Index oL~Z..f.rtJ' We propose to enroll Scouts durif!.g 1942 for a ~ecruiting Index 0£..JJ'?;• The highest 25 % of the Councils in the country have a Recruiting Index of 45.0 or better. . 4. ./.:!I.. ./;}f..0...0..... new During 1941 we had a net dropped of.4a.r., ...... Scouts. 5. On December 31, 1941 we had .... ~.b.O .... Cub Packs and expect to increase this to ... ~.... Packs by December 31, 1942. During 1941 we dropped and failed to reorganize ..... ~......... Cub Packs .. 6. We enrolled ..... k'.1..1' ... new Cubs during 1941, and expect to enroll .. ~.(?'. new Cubs during 1942. ne· 1·-- , , 7. During 1941.. .. ,1..... ,.~ .... different Scouts reached a tenure of 4 years in Scouting. By 1942 we expect ... i,.k:.,.......... . Scouts will reach a 4-year tenure. t.t. . . . 8. On Decem?,s.i:.-31, 1941 ...... % of our. Troops were operating on the Standard TrC?<Jp Budget Plan. We should % by the end of 1942. . increase this to .... Jb........... 9. Approximately .... S.5. ........ % of ou; Scouts and Cubs- as of December 31, 1941 had uniforms. ' - ·1 �FORM 0·539D•3000114l•M.K. REPORT' OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE-1941 e. Ltrt. AA(/~~. ~~ ~«AMLe,;:_fl-·A. ~--- State ~e'~--~1 -'Y~.. City_ _ _-"-/-'-'£. . . ·- ~ "11"'1/,"'" ~" ' j" .ltz'" '" Nrune of Council Headquarters REGION No. .,!; COUNCIL No. -6-.S-8 ·'"".:A''"""'e ·Y/e.e..._. GA=. CLASSIFICATION OF TROOPS IN THE COUNCIL Based on the statement in "Camping Policies" on "Council Supervision of the year•rourid Camping Program _of the Troops," please state below the number of Troops as of December 31, 1941 you consider are in Groups 1 and 2: (See Bulletin No. 5 of the "Chief Scout Executive," March 31, 1939.) GROUP 1: . . . . . . . . . . .!:f.9.. . . . Troops Number of Troops with an effective Camping Program (See "CAMPING POLICIES" pages 6 and 7 and folder "TROOP CAMPING OBJECTIVES" for aid in defining "effective.") 2: A: Number of Troops doing some camping but not up to the standard of Group . l ..........................................Troops B: Number of Troops doing NO camping ···········-··J:::/:f/)............Troops 6-V TOTAL ABOVE GROUPS (Check with Org. and Ext. Committee report, "Total Troops, Dec. 31, ~941") ................ .1..4../...::. .Troops ESTIMATE NUMBER of SCOUTS having NO CAMPING in 1941: ................ ~..Q..Q ............ _._·_Scouts. This is valuable in measuring the job to be accomplished, and for the information of the Local Council as well as the Home Office. Obviously this estimate must be based on a report from Troops at the end of the year. REPORT OF YEAR·ROUND CAMPING-Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, 1941 •rroops=Troops, Ships, Neighborhood Patrols Explorer Troops, Tribes, Rover Crews ../..J...,. . Troops*f.Ji..'?t..l...Scouts. Council Membership, June 30, 1941 was. YEARLY SUMMARY COUNCIL SUPERVISED CAMPING Included in Yearly Summary are: Include Tours, Cruises, Camporees, etc .. Do Not Include Scouts from other Councils Long Term (*1) A. CHARTERED TROOPS ,..: I. On Council Site ',.. ~.......'. ~' 1. Number of Troops...·-·--·--~.i-2. Number different Scouts......... - · · · ...,., c ....... 3. Number Troop Scouters........... 4. Number Scout Days (*3) ...... Council-wide Camporee District Camporees . Regional Camporal . Sea•Scout Rendezvous . Tours Outside Council Short Term (*2) . ,,:, .,,$" __)d '/ II. Off Council Site 1. Number of Troops.....-..........•..... 2. Number different Scouts........ 3. Number Troop Scouters........... 4. Number Scout Days (*3) ..... __ ./ 1,7 "Total Scouts belonging during the year"d.;..J..9..01._*'i) 71 " Number of Tours Philtum e::> v b J. (o ~-;.,, l rd.~ . Plan to have Philturn trip in 1942: Total Negro Scouts, June 30, 1941 Negro Scouts in Long Term Camps. Separate Camp for Negro Scouts ";2.- __ Z.1___:g, l- .): ';)" _;_,:''1-L ].. '5 .. .&r:>..'l!..![ Scouts :l. ... Scouts ..........~s ............0. Scouts ..............Q Scouts ........h.4. Scouts ~ Scouters .................. .............. /... Tours ..........0 ... Scouts ..........0... Scouters Yes......... ;No.X.. Scouts· ~ . . . . b.f ........ 9...8. Scouts Yes......... ; No......... TRAINING and SUPERVISION Number Scouters trained in Troop Camp Leadership ..........~ ..e.'................. Short term camping reports by Troops are secured: Yes.. X..; No......... B. PR°iVISIONAL TROOPS I. On Council Site Jd_OS 1. Number different Scouts.....-. ' ,,, ?1 '/?'J. 2. Number Scout Days (*3) ............ ' ) .,, Have plan for advising Troops on all•year camping program, using "Troop Camping Objectives," etc. Yes......... ; No..X. - II. Off Council Site 1. Number different Scouts....·-····· 2. Number Scout Days (*3) ............ C. TOTALS I. Number different Scouts (*4) II. o/o of MembershiQ (*5') ............... III. Number Scout Days (*3) ......... (*l) (*2) (*3) (*4) (*5) , 4S''i l~.~ t-1, ~2 l ,,., i.1 , ,L,l_ -/.+"1- '-1- PROGRAM 1941 Camping program included the following: (Check) Senior Camping......... ; Cub "Outings"X.. ; Winter Camp...::>.\.; Sea Scout Cruises..,K.. ; Vacation Day Camps......;... Yes..X..; No......... Summer Camp on Troop and Patrol basis: Yes.. X.;No......... Troop and Patrol terminology used: Yes...)(; Nb......... Troops: in promoted Earning and Saving for camp Summer Camp promotion chiefly by Troops...... ; direct with Scout&.e~- Camping periods of six days' or more should be reported under Long·Term. Camping periods of less than six days and not less than overnight should be reported under Short•Term. A Scout Day is twenty•four hours or less including overnight. (The classification Scout Days is utilized here in order that the volume of camping can be related to the number of individual Scouts participating. This will indicate the average number of days each Scout is camping. The Local Council effort should be to increase the number of camping days per Scout as well as to increase the number of Scouts camping.) The total on this line is different Scouts camping during the year. It will not necessarily equal the sum of the attendance in the four previous classifications. (Estimate if necessary.) In computing the percentage of Long•Term Camping for the year, divide the number of different Scouts camping by the June 30 membership. In computing the percentage. in Short• Term Camping for the year, divide the number .of different Scouts camping by the, "Total belonging During the Year" membership. The ""Total Belonging" equals the "Number on record at the Be~inning of the Year'' plus the "New During the Year" plus Scouts separated prior to 1941 and re•registered in 1941, �, _ ) __ /7"' 1941 FINANCIAL STATEMENT - CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL Council budget appropriation for camping Capital Expense $........... .0................... Expenditures for Budgeted Capital Outlay $-·--······-····-····-···Capital Bills outstanding not included OPERATING RECEIPTS: From Camper fees ........:....................................... $.:b,,.. From other sources (Canteen etc.) ...... $........J....7J.....•.. 4-?.'6.f:.ta.{l. 8.. 0 $.·--·····-·-·-···--·····-·-·-·· OPERATING EXPENSE For Food by Council .............................................................................. 9 lo For Transportation by Council ................................................... $.·-·-·---~-~!..~.4 For Salaries and Wages ·........................................................................ $.LfE:..t:.?::..!. For Income producing. sources (canteen, ~tc. ).................. . $................................... $.:!1. 1..?r.. 0. Total above items ·····-·--····-······-·······················-··········-····· $.~.!d:.~.9.t~* *(Enter this figure in Finance Com. report, Col. 2........... . $................................... Original Budget appropriation for Camp Operation...... $.l.,Jl..~/Y."k:: Total Receipts .,..................................................................... (A) ~-~.?.:.:?.~. §"§.. Operating .Balance ( Qi1rit) or Deficit (B - A) .................. $.......£../..!::/..,_/::.~.. .J:.r Other Operating Expenditures ···········-····-····-·-·······-·······-········ Total of above Expenditures ··-··········-·············-···················-····-·· Bills outstanding not included above ....:.................................. Operat~ Total Expense ····,·····················:-···:-·······--·(B} $... ?..1..8...S..?~.S. ...7 $.. ~..l±.J...Zc8.. ~ $....................... _P,__ $.~,.':f..."!J.J.!.~.4 ........:. .~,:.Q,,..l.'!:J..~................................... 194......, by.f.lt.~:.~A.&.Mr!:.!J:.4...~l!!.:~V...fu<t!ic Camp accounts (were) (.Jlllliilabc) audited on....................... Accountants PHYSICAL FACILITIES (Give full information as of December 31, 1941) VALUATION No. of acres CAMP NAME CONTROL* ' gs. Bid Land • State whether site is: (!)Owned by Council (if mortgaged or other indebtedness stat:9amount), .(state amount of rental), (4) other (describe). •• State whether site is used for (I) Long•term, (2) Short-term, (3) Wilderness Camp, etc. Type of Camp** Used year around Equipment length of term) , ( 3) Rented from year to year Were plans for any of the above submitted to the Camping and Activities Service, Engineering Service, or Health and Safety Service for advice and help? Please specify ........ Camp Director ... tl.O. ~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. -r. J. 8ERUe(flliJMP PERSONNEL J:l.OP..E.........tf.~.....E.Oft11............................................................................. Did he have If more than one camp is operated-list additional directors below. No Camp Director's commission?.......:fi'c.~---·-····-········································-····-· State if they hold Camp Director's commissions. CAMP STAFF .2...., ..........................How Number on central Camp Staff?................ 1..0..................How many Adults many are registered Scouters? .............. (over 21)?........ l..'2.. . . . . . . . Number of Provisional Troop Staff?............................................ Of these, how many are registered Scouters ?................................ How many Adults (over 21) ?.................................... How many are older Scouts?..........- ......./ ..Q NAME .........How many have no previous Scouting connection?.............S.::. . . . . . . . . . . APPRAISAL OF CENTRAL CAMP STAFF Camp Position I Scouti~g I Connection Age , I Would you Re~appoint? If not* QUALITY OF SERVICE I Exe. Good I Aver. I Fair j Poor Number of Weeks on Staff I I Rate of Pay Per Week (If necessary, attach sheet with names and appraisal under headings above.) • If you would not recommend reemployment, send in full particulars. ~::)'~"":':_"'-=:===-:==-==:=:=::=~~=:= =:-=-===:=-=~==~~~~ ~- --~. _'C12Fan, Camping and ActJvities Committee Street. .......~LLA•.,l!Jl!::A~--~ City.............. ~·-·--···State..~AA.....e........ Scout E;ecutive Note: Attach copies of camp bulletins, reports, special program features, photos, etc. NOTE: Civic Service and Special Events are covered elsewhere in the Council report. �6FF1J e.: 6i:.----- ~..., Form 0539 E-300001141 M K -· ~-···-· ------:---·--··- - ---·-· --- ·- . REPORT OF LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE-1941 NAME OF COUNCI.._,__-<!=.,._._::._::~..._.~_._.'--='=---='""""-""'-.L..L....::..-"-"..J-_..,,~·;...~=.:..•~"..=.,..·__,,f_,,_i....::::...:;..._-1 HEADQUARTERS 6 CITY---''--'-'-"4--"~---·..__,---,___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _sTATE__,~e=--~~~----1 COUNCIL NUMBE~o I. REGISTRATION DATA JI Total registered Unit Leaders 12/31/41 ~ C.M. li_, Skippers ~ Explorer Leaders _L. 1 A.S.M. ~ A.C.M. / {) Mates { !.l, , Asst. Exp. Leaders~ s.:ir. Total Leaders & Assistants 1.IL. .ti Troop~ ~ e Pack~ Ship Totai registered Units in Co~>Hlil 12/31/41 Troops /!l.f _, Packs :t I) , Ships ' L/ II. Rover Leaders ~Total /j;"Y Leaders Asst. Rover Leaders_, Total Asst. Leaders.lb.§,. ,,.. Explorer-------. Rover ~ --i---· ¢)=--• Nµmber of registered Sea Scout Patrols _ _ REGION NUMBER Grand Total / ',3 • Lr ~ / Explorer Troops Explorer Patrols Y --1-· , Rover Crews --""--... Totai RESULTS IN BASIC TRAINING To date, (12/31/41) we have accomplished the following toward providing all of the above key leaders with basle training (count only those listed above, do not include Committeemen). Percentages based on above registration data. 1. LEADERS WITH INTRODUCTORY TRAINING Status 12/31/41 Objective 12/31/42 Number Percent Number Percent a. Total who have completed the new session "Fundamentals of the Boy Scout Movement," or "Elements of Scout Leadership-Part I," or former equivalent. 2. LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING a. Have completed new "Scoutmasters' Course," or "Elements of Scout SM. Leadership-Parts I and II" or former equivalent. ASM. Total b. Have completed new "Cub Leaders' Training Course" or "Elements CM. of Cub Leadership." ACM. Total c. Have completed "Skippers' Course," or "Elements of Sea Scout Leadership-Parts I and II" SK. Mates Total d. Have completed "Explorer Leader Training Course" Exp. Leader Asst. Exp. Leader Total Rover Leader Asst. Rover Leader e. Have completed at least one basic training course (Rovering or a, c, or d above) Total f, Grand Total Leaders with B~slc Leaders training Ass ts. Total 3. UNITS AND SPECIAL PATROLS WITH LEADERS HAVING BASIC TRAINING a. Units having at least··· one leader (not Committeemen) Scout Troops having completed basic training (as 2a, b, c, d or e above) Cub Packs (Include Sea Scout and Explorer Patrols) S.S. ShlI>s and Patrols Exp. Troops and Patrols Rover Crews 4, Total UNITS WITH LEADERS TRAINED IN OUTDOOR WORK ·a. Troops .having at least one leader with training In Camping - course in "Troop . Camping," or. "Elements of Scout Leadership - Part III" (Short-Term Camping,) b. Sea Scout Ships and Patrols having at least one leader with training In "Sea Scout Camping and Cruising" 5. 6, COMMISSIONERS WITH TRAINING 32- a. Number registered Commissioners b. Have com_pleted a Commissioners' Training Course. c. Have course for unit leaders, but not Commissioners' Course. lG 1 ~ '3 ~ __ ,.,,._ ...'7,_ 1'"'>0 '.'..· ". --..- LEADERS WITH SCOU'l' EXPERIENCE a. Had Scout experience starting with Tenderfoot Rank The above Information and that on the reverse side represent our Training Report for 1941 and our plans for 1942. SIGNED---·--:::=·,,....,..----c--.w-· - - - - - - . . . . - - - - - - - - - - - - C h a i r m a n , Leadership Training Committee DATFfM.).1, ~IGNED• __ _,,71JL.JL...;':....;..~..&..-.."""'J_""""'a.J"'=-....,~::...:::'-""~~:;.;·:::...:....;..____ Scout Executive �OFFICE: eoP.:J 1941 TRAINING RECORDS AND 1942 OBJECTIVES 1941 No. of Courses Conducted New Fundamentals of B. S. Movement 0 I No. of Certificates Issued 1942 CHECK COURSES PLANNED 0 - Scoutmasters' .Course District I -Part I z -Part II L -Part III l Troop Camping Elements of Cubbing Elomen" of Sea Scout Leadership {-Part //'.141- ,--i•.· IS-: ~ ' t J l N~?er of different men receiving certificates............................._..... 3. Training Awards issued.........~............. -Part II Elements of Explorer Scouting Commissioner's Course Emergency Service Health and Safety Standard First Aid Principl" of x x Scoutmasters' Keys ..-............./............... I Scouter's Award .......................................... x x x Skipper's Keys ................................................ UNIVERSITY COURSES J I 1 College Credit ,; x l'.l ~ r-Part I . Scout and Cuo -Part II Leadership Pack Organization Specialization Merit Badge Counselors Troop Committeemen Other Courses Advanced Certificates Issued 1 - l l I Ztt.J l 4 I 10 " 0 (.) ~ ~u Yes ~ (.) ' 3 L - L 50 I' x I] tf x x 1-- I f::J - THE..--TRAINING COMMITTEE AND ITS OPERATION Membership of the Council Leadership Training Committee consists of -~'~'-- men and includes _ _/,,___ District Representatives and -~Q~- members-at-large. Out of - - - - Districts, - - - - have District Training Committees. Meetings held 1941 - Council - - - - · District - - - The Council uses volunteer course directors or instructors in the following courses (check/): Health and Safety _...,,,,..., Skipper ~~ Camping Y ,,.,-- , Cub Leader Scoutmaster Principles ~-~ . List Other C o u r s e s . . . o · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The Committee and Executive staff have· given these course leaders special instruction through the following (check/): v" Regional Institutes for Trainers V , Personal Conferences Faculty Courses or Institutes Does the Committee have Yes No ~ble No I /ff I II Total Courses and Certificates x x .; The following Courses have been conducted in Colleges; Seminaries, etc. located in this Council. These Courses and Certificates issued are included in the Council totals. Name of School I OTHER COURSES x x 1 Total Certificates issued.....f....7..9:::.............. 2. ·•tf l 1. z, Cub Leaders' Course Old Elements of Scout Leadership Council I Skippers' Course BASIC COURSES CERTIFICATES AND AWARDS, 1941 a training inventory which indicates, by Districts, the key leaders with and without training? . X X . Combination of both - - - Council basis Training in 1941 was conducted on a District basis A report of the detailed courses and certificates for 1941 should be entered on the reverse side of. this form. : ' �Farm Oi39G·30001Hl MK REPORT OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE Name of Council ...... ~~ruM.... ~~#· .. ··,'·~.Ct...... ~.~ Headquarters City ......... ,------- ?.J.1~~0.. ............................. State .:ii../.~~:~~:':'.:: ........... .. 1941 Region No. ... P.. ... .. Council No. {£.~~... . The following report presents the activities and accomplishments under the direction of this Committee during the yea:r 1941, covering the three major aspects of our Health and Safety program, i.e., Protection, Education and Service. 1. The membershi,p of this Committee includes ...... 2~ ......... District Health and Safety Chairmen and the following technical experts, as checked: Safety ...X ..... ; Public Health ... X. ..... ; Medicine ... X. ... ; Aquatics .. X .... ; Fire Prevention ... X. ... ; Firearms ...X ... ; First Aid .....~.... ; Emergency Service ..X ...... ; Farm Safety ............ ; Mountaineering............ . 2. During 1941 the meeting places of ....... Q ........ of our Troops and other units ( .... 0. .. tion of this Committee. Standard inspection form No. 115 3 was not used. %) were inspected under the direc- ....,..,. 3. During 1941 an inspection of the Council camp ........k......Troop was made by the Committee with ..... ~ ........ members participating. ~ot- Camps, off the Council campsite, were held during the year, of which ...... O. ... were inspected by the Committee. 4. Procedures to insure that all carriers used for the transportation of Scouts on Scouting activities were in proper condition for such uses, with .adequate insurance coverage, h~ot been in effect during 1941. 5. ... The plan far medical examination of new Scouts is in effect in ........ Q ........ of our Troops ( .... :0. ....... %) Form No. 1154 is not used . 6. Pre-camp medical examination is required for all who attend the Council camp as checked: Scouts .... X Leaders ... X... ; Food Handlers ... X .... Form 952 and 952A ==not used. are ... ; Camp Recheck of Scouts, Le~ders and Food Handlers ~ made by a medical doctor after arrival at camp. JS 7. .../. ...... Training courses in Health and Safety were given by this Council during the year with ... ~.~.... different Scouters having completed the course. 8. An Emergency/Service Corps of Senior Scouts has been oz is be'ng ergant.d with a total membership of ... 7b.Scouts; ~ e C1gaffi'led rit'"'19'l2..... ........ .......... (Indicate by check y) We ha~ot a Mobilization Plan. 9. All cases of serious or fatal accidents or illness involving Scouts, Scouters, or guests incident to Scouting activities in this Council during 1941 have been promptly reported to the National Council, with the following exceptions with reasons ................ . ......................................................................... ~ ...................................................................................................................... 10. . We. have cooperated with the following local Health and Safety agencies in their activities ........................................... .. ··~,:~;~~:::::~~:::-~~:~:;::~ :~~;· . . ... .. ... . a) Complete organization of Committee including all technical experts and chairmen of District Health and Safety Committees .... )(. ......... . b) Medical examination of new Scouts in all Troops ...... :........... , or in ... ./5......... % of our Troops. c) Program of Inspection as checked: Troop and other unit meeting places .............. ; Council and Troop Camps ... '.}{ ...... ; .A:ll transportation equipment .............. ; Sea Scout watercraft ... X ........ . d) Emergency Service Corps .... .)(....... ; Mobilization Plan.... ) ( ..... . e) Training Courses in Health and Safety .......~< ........ (No. of courses ... / ...... ). ·Signed ............................................................................................... . Chafrman, Herdth and Safety Committee �oF.Fl<CC, - - ~·-~- ~- .. 4:::' (f') ?::!: ""'•"""·-"'···· -- Form O•S39C·30001141·M.K. Make sure business related to December expirations is accounted for accordinq to procedure announced in Dr. West's Bulletin # 20. REPORT OF ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION <';;p - Region No. ~----- Total on Dec. 31, 1940 TABLE 1 1. Total Troops* :;,) J_:JJ,/ (a) Sea Scout Ships ..,_ (b) Sea Scout Patrols (in Troops) I Net Separations # in 1941 (See note) New in 1941 In Out / IP . . <f.-,f>P I Estimated Net Separations in 1942 Estimated New in 1942 Total Dec. 31, 1941 /4"1 JI .,.., Tx:ansfera due to Territory changes r I !) i. 0 / ..!;;"" 0 " ' 11..l?,u k ~··a j Objective. for Dec. 31, 1942 / I / (c) Explorer Troops ......, (d) Explorer Patrols (in Troops) __ _,- ,. . (e) Rover Crews v J -~· ) O"· , 3 / ----~ (£) Neighborhood Patrols (g) Lone Scout Tribes /'ii 0 37 (h) Negro Troops l ;/ 4 ''~ "''l. / ) ?- 'lf'_/3 W IH /4lJ1 12·-~/ . " &; y (a) Sea Scouts I) ~·~ (i) Indian Troops 2. Total Scouts** I~ Jl".'J 'f3g I /_ (b) Explorer Scouts ***47 L ***) ' ;2/ 11 6.. fl-OC liOCJO /Y ... I ,.... Zllo· .. .:;;~-t'1: ~<JI,, . /~& "-&· I .:J·e / '?J,./ ~ ./ ' ):,'Ll 5 "r- ...t;- ~ ;, .,,,., *** (c) Rover Scouts (e) Negro Scouts ~ 3-1·+,.i '2,-t/fu 4. Total Packs ,;..-er '7 z,, ·i/./_ _ _N_e_gr_o_P_a_ck_s--------l----=----+---.,.._.,"---+-------+---li---+---='7=--0~ 4·'1---~2,.::..+--~/--+-----'-7 3. Total Scouters /D¥-1: . / """. Neighborhood Dens 5. Total Cubs Negro Cubs 6. Total Cubbers (including Den Mothers • Den Mothers ~·~o '-1-J.~ r-21l ·1! t. 7. ~.2- .9 J{l I . . . . . •-. ' 'l '8. / / ./, (,, ' _,/, /7 / '~ , -'\ <:...-1, /' /:.;? 4 L,.{d,7 ~ l.S-0 77t"-- (,..,o qq~Di~ 1P'~- ,.,0 &~. <e.J c ·is I 7 J; bf'" i ,.,,. , ..!,,") /O 5'01 10 2- ..... f""~/;;', 27 .... #"Net Separations" equals total separated minus "separated ' reregistered." *Include in figures on this line total number of all Troops, Explorer Troops, Rover Crews, Sea Scout Ships, Neighborhood Patrols and Lone Scout • Tribes. This will not necessarily be the sum of lines (a) to (i) which follow. **Include in figures on this line total number of all Scouts in above indicated units and Lone Scouts. In column "New in 1941" include only boys who were new in Scouting in 1941. This will not necessarily be the sum of lines (a) to (f) which follow. ***In second column "New in 1941," include all boys who entered these branches "of Scouting in 1941, whether they transferred from some other branch of Scouting or not. . 1 (a) We expect to employ__Q__additional men 01>-..our professional staff during 1942. .. (b) New 12-year-olds registered.;,jn 194.1 ,RI E*mated new 12-year-old Scouts in 1942 e! 0 () . • (c) We ~cl on record~ Scout Troops and ;;J, Cub Packs expired and not reregiste~ed Dec. 31, 1941. · (d) '.,;2'._3 Troops(/%) were on Bu~get Plan Dec. 31, 1941; Obj.ect~ve: 11 / Troops ( ~_- %) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1942. Packs ( -. %) were on Thnft Plan Dec. 31, '1941; Ob1ectlve: I k Packs ( .'> i!'.1%_)_.on Plan by Dec. 31, 1942. The Council has a definite plan for promoting the Troop Budget arid Pack Thrift Plan (check one) Yes Bf"No D· 7 ,,.., -! Den Chiefs + . _.,.. �; \/ TABLE 2 A-Tenure achieved in 1941 by Scouts;· and by Assistant Scoutmasters who have been Scouts. ( 1) I Scouts Asst. S.M. J(b~umber N~t Sep~rat.ed in 1941 who attained respective I Scouts . !t'.. tenure anruversanes m 1941. (4) (a) Number on Roll Dec ..31, 1941 who attained respective tenure anniversaries in 1941. ( 3) I Asst .. S.M. Scouts (c) '!otal (a+b) who attained respective tenure anniversaries · Asst. S.M. m 1941. B-OBJECTIVES FOR 1942. 2, 3 or 4 year Scouts in 1942 come from the 1, 2 and 3 year Scouts of 1941. (d) Number to be on Roll Dec. 31, 1942 with respective . tenure anniversaries attained in 194 2. (e) Number to be separated in 1942 with respective tenure anniversaries to be attained in 1942. (f) Total (d+e) will attain respective tenure anniv.ersaries in 1942. I I Scouts Less than 1 year Asst. S;M. I Scouts Asst. S.M. 2 Years 4 3 Years I Years b_l;;J 7?~ ~'17 ;t-/3-"f / {),/3 I 5 or more Years 7~- t, to I /b /~ 6 _ ... 74/ fJ.4) 70 ?S"' ?77 51'1 4 "J.--.b '/l ~ 0 I ; :)°00 ,.,y dI 4-. ·7 R'9. 1/ff J ~ !) /4- 11./-< . ' Less than 1 year 1 .Year .__:b· I r't/"'I r'?CtO ::";}/\(\, '. I CJ,_) .~) >,] • ' I s I 'hit"'fl fi'h{) !II ~f~.i -i... lb ;j,., 70 >< 3 Years 4 Years 5 or more 1.SO ri'I ~.}ie' Jl ;.... 2 Years Asst.S.M. Scouts 1 Year 1.Joo I ; . ,.,, if\ '(;') q tf~.r J l:f 0 "'' .... f\ (:) ~""/ J (,~ .~"'} ~ls~· bl.. '~ eo ~.- i-<f t' l!Jl·1 Years / 'f I l. .:37 I ~.'tt. . ee=· !/~. I TOTAL (2) J-o/C:,b 9-S 1416 d_-j 14~2 /l3 TOTAL I :_'>· J 'l~ qlj .. I ,...,1I t"t . 0 kt::a .$'C I tf-0 11.:t j1 -~'' I' Lt ( 1) When lapsed Troops reregister only Scouts and Asst. S.M.'s under 21 who reregister with the Troop shall be credited with tenure anniversaries attained during the lapsed period of that Troop. (2) Totals in this Table should check with corresponding Totals in Table 1. ( 3) Scouts attain tenure only on anniversaries of the date they first became Scouts, which is not necessarily the same as the reregistration date of the Troop. Separated Reregistered Scouts lose tenure credit for. the period they were not registered. ( 4) Do not include Scouts separated in 1941 whose last tenure anniversaries were attained prior to 1941. TABLE3 MEMBERSHIP FACTORS BY POPULATION GROUPS Classify units by population groups, then secure data for each group from unit records so classified. A,--4 Year Tenure 500,000 and over (a) Scouts attained 4 years in 1941 on roll Dec. 31. "Total" on this line equals number on line (a) in column "4 years" in Table 2. (b) Scouts attained 4 years in 1941 were separated in 1941. "Total" on this line equals number on line (b) in column "4 Years" in Table 2. 100,000 to 500,000 10,000 to 100,000 2,500 to 10,000 1,000 to 2,500 Under 1,000 and o.c. TOTAL ) (,! ,){ 1;:.°-~ (c) Total (a+b). B-Annual 12-year-old boy crop. Check totals in last column, these 4 lines against corresponding totals in Table 1. Check Table 4 below similarly. C-New Scouts during 1941 D· Tutal Scouts Dec.' 31, 1941. E·Total Troops Dec. 31, 1941. . F-Net dropped Troops during 1941. TABLE4 Use same pop 'n. group { headings as in Table 3. TOTAL .; G--Number of Cubs who became 12 in 1941. x x D-Number of these who became Scouts. x x x x x x x x x x E-Number of Packs in each group Dec. 31, 1941. F-Packs dropped in each group in 1941. ""-~/_1!{):0.--_different Scouters, -~:i..ei...e::..-=:.... J.~her :ivere:---+.~-'---+--ZJ:;.__ _different Scouts and,_ _,9/.-'---~..;.; During, J 941 I /,_ and · , / r different .+rBoy Fact Survey was conducted in , i Districts in 1941, in _ _ _....;C>=-_ _ _ _ Districts in 1940. ~ JlltL ed.e , f.~A,-0-e.flJJ cA{, )'J,{t 1A.tl1..~,f. :, _~ CtA.qf.J ,.!:AL~h-, ~"i~ 4-V~"~~1 ,; ~(!.,;_/<,·!·"'<~ I Signed_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Chr. Organization and Extension Committee · �~001141-M.K. --~·---·--:.:.--:::..-:. REPORT OF FINANC'E COMMITTEE - 1941 ___ Region No. __S-- Name of Counci.__"""'"'...::..=.....;;._=...........~~...:;.::.-::::T.<~t.L..;::Jt-=;,,__1=--=-=:.....L~-"-'"-"-C-=-·'-I $"~-P ' o__ Council No. ___ Headquarters CitY---~~..,,._.-..........~~"""-"'-----(Please use only following classification. This is for purpose of National record and comparison) EXPEND ITURES-1941 [. Operating Expense : Column 2 Column 3 Special Receipts Net Expenditures (See Note I below) (Col. 1 minus Col. 2) 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. ~ 14. 15.· 16. 17. 18. and Conferences ............ Circuses, M. B. Shows and other activities........ National Quota .............. Charter Fee .................... Campaign Expenditures Interest on Indebtedness (See Note 2 below) Miscellaneous ............................. TOTAL OPERATINr:: II. Capital Expense: 1. Office Equipment .......... 2. Camp Property .............. 3. Automobile ...................................... 4. Depreciation .................................. TOTAL CAPITAT III. Total of Operating II? and Capital (~ + . . ) '>i. _, ~: ~ .. , ,_. -'~\ ' . (i .·': ,., :.t ' ) /' ·~.' ;~· ,_ .c_~ ~~.:. ~--, '/' \;? ;)! ~f c.j J ~:"~ '2-9 ' :Cl (. .__ J 2~~. 20 !Jil-/--?;'7. (,.3 \ •. 1 4-: I >", ,,.· .. _..., ,'" \)· - ;" ~~b.r":>~ 5.SD, S 3,1./99. !3 l. /.-/ 7 .:;, 0 0 -:i- 7. J. .2 ~I bO 1. e:>ri, (') C"I ,, . 3 (')D. 0 0 ].SOC\ 8~":;.9/ s;·'ffc? .~ '- C>O 1-f- s· or:-i. ti o 3'-8.fl.-- ... , s- r> () "J-..So.06 7..r: oc ,'I """ !l'r!"J. ).4 f ~) ,, Oc 6(1_ t· ": ,. 9 oo, ~ .f" S""Oe'J.On :~~I ! , _,__ }. ,, :4 t'H1 Soc,eio LJ. lt ' l If, •,.- .'}" /. ,?; 3 S /i lef C) .! ' l. :-~~ ·1 (,. s;on l- l ; -··--. ~~ 7-, C/.'J.8.. "--\ ! "'" \,:_ _.; 8 l-f.-0 ,c 0 ,? "1/1 I bl~?Jl~ 8~ . '-""-. tf (),,!{. 1.:r qi tD b () ' () (') I: •:<1~3?[ '} t:· ,;;t L. ~ $ /, '1 J-1..() ,o o ·.~)' V:i ) ~ '') . ""'t"') J~tiTAT~ I l. ?J~ ,bf S?;<!:J . ti ... ~-S~ ", •. ~ .._ ---:J '..." 1 \_) , -:1 .-.-:"'" . s·- ·-1 i. \ "".l µ, ~'!.., ,,,,, ~," r ~ SD ~ ·' ,.... ... \ $ zs2-o.~n $ () ;) ,-, (_ f ~ ')'; ,_ :1··· 10. 11. Cubbing ................................................... 12. Leadership Training 13. ... '.) ,, '"' "' : L·· surance, Telephone -----Office Supplies --·-···--····· Postage ... ,........................ Transportation ··--·-------Publicity .......................... Camping .......................... Senior Scouting ............ BUDGET-1942 Column 1 v·! _2. Office Salaries ·········-··---3. Retirement Contrib'ns ... 4. Rent, Light, Heat, In- Indicate if for period other than calendar year Total Expenditures 1. Executive Salaries* ------ $ i .. -----··- ---- ) )?ri ft,.SQ ·-·-·--~)' ('> - \ 1::.9.,_8. 8 2. L ]_ -- --- c.. f<'- .. - 'L~ 44'1 ~ti I '), ~ ()." () ~l/]_3'8.()n ' IV. Revolving Accounts: (Nation~! Funds) ., L(?.Slo 1. BOYS' LIFE .........•......... -7 6 '"} ( d 2. Registrations ................... '"'! ·",.( ...... ") () II ~.! -:,, :::1 3. Scout Supplies ............................. TOTAL REVOLVING tlr t/ ~i •J.J- :!' • v. /,.,, <- Endowment, Trust Funds or other Permanent Investments VI. ·Obligations Paid (See Note 3 below) "~ b, s-C. ~10'1.('!>6 '2-,ei J.-19 ,, 13. ~1. ).2 .4s- 5f)oO. rin NOTE 1-Report as Special Receipts only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., which are incidental .to certain Council activities. Also report Revolving Account receipts in second column. NOTE 2-Do not include payments tg reduce "principal" indebtedness. NOTE 3-This refers to repayment of loans, the proceeds of which have been previously expended, bills and other obligations which have been charged to the various items of the budget in previous years and so reported. *Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transpor-tation allowances. Do not distribute any salaries (OVER) to other budget items. �of income trom contribu.tions for 1941 Council Analysis by population . groups oper~tion. . Income from areas where Council participates in Community Chest Supplemental"* contributions Chest allocation Communities of 500,000 or over--------------········-" 100,000 to 499,000 _______________ ..... " " " " 75,000 " 99,000.. _................. " 25,000 " 74,000.................... " 10,000 " 24,000.................... 9,900.................... 5,000 " " " 2,500 " 4,900.................... " 1,000 " 2,400.................... " under 1,000 and open country...... " " " " TOTAL. ............... _ No_ _ _ Yes *Did Chest approve? Income from areas where Council does not participate in Chest $ $ $ $ :1_~ A 3·~2.,k ]~ 9..c k .1..:; , 3£.lt .. - I -::)_ b_ Cf . Q $ 30 3Q>Q -:i ' ....fu__b. . / $ $ Total 07 {.. • (Check one) been raised. Funds for the 1942 budget outlined on preceding page ~h ave not NOTE-If funds not yet raised, state plans for securing funds here cbv ~ .........'-"l"~ar'"'"""~·~---------~d._r-~~-·~=------·-~-= tler!L/Je Assets, 12-31-41 Current-Cash on hand and in bank Unpaid Pledges $-'3 i~~:~~ J25Y, ·Supplies for Resale $~2-2:.SO. o o 3 ,;.i. ·2 o o *Fixed-Real Estate .r: Camp Equipment 3 Office Equipment j 6CC.O C Automobile Securities TOTAL IS, 5 ~/....'f-°? TOTAL *Present Value k 9, Lt-7.S, Co Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-41 Operations-Accounts and Bills Payable$ 3 3 .::2.. e~ Notes Payable TOTAL3~";\.. » I 'l) I Capital-Accounts and Bills Payable 0 $ Notes Payable D Mortgages C TOTAL_ _ _ __ •• c---. •<' ,., This Council has Trust or Endowment fund~, as of December 31, 1941, totaling $..5;000 - of which$ ~o was received during the year 1941. We are using (a) Standard Declaration of Trust·------, or (b) some other form approved by National Counci.________________________ __________ years. been developed which has been in effec A comprehensive Five-year Financial Plan •h as not Council directed campaign or campaigns are to be held' on the following dates in 1942: A PR. I/.... I ¥ - 'J-~J:f Signed-----------Chr. Finance Committee �- . 7,5 2 0. 0 (.) 4.3 0 7.~ IJ 40 8.7 5 C.6 7 5 '.3 0. $C3 5 71. 2 5 1,8 1). 37 1~2 ~ 11. 6 7 2,1 63 .92 13 76 8 28 3.? 0 5 00 .00 7 5.0 0 4,6 8 3.8 1 3 6 8.1 2 4,e 2 6. 3.., s b C 6,S f. ~ ~,6 J 3. 2 :J s 1,9 9 9. 7 2 ~ 716 3 E ' ~7 ..t - �... ~ ( ' .• ( ; 1, ' '{.! i. . I () '""' ~r· \) 0 \. ) "{ ,. ( iJ \ \ ~ • ~ \I ) \ f '( ~ l)<,!:J b () ; .) ·~ ( { \ ... ~ (""'- •,~ 1(.ri ,,,,\ ~- I.. A:;~-\ C'\ " .. .. .;\ r- ~ "-·~ -r-.. f <~ ; /' ,. <..JJ \ ...r- O'Q r.... -~ ( ' l_x:: ~J (J..J 1. -P,, ?.'\ \ :i.:·. ~ . l)<'_ i - 1.:. ~ 1' l J - t..u *'-.~•. (\ ;'' ) 't, .. ( (} ?·~j . "::o.., lt J �.! ~ ·~ <;h ~~ ,. .,_\ ":~ ,,.,., ...,.'.~-" :~ ... t~....... ··._, ··~ T ; \"-~ ~./ ~,/) \ (f ;y- ' v ~;j/ '-,:~.? ,,~ '::.:::~. '( ·\ \. \ / ... 0 ) r C) ,,, Cb <{ ~;::;_:;_,.. ,,._:·:-::~.,~-· ~) . ~~i~~ ~·~1·-2~ "'b �i.EGI STiiATION PROCJiIDURE BUR SENIOR SCOUTS * * * ** $ * * * * ADDITIONAL JiWROLLMENf J!'OR SJ:i:NIOR SCOU!'S l. Check to eee if Scout if affiliEite d with a Troop. (Check on active regillltrat ion) 2. If the applicant is registere d in e. T:J."oop, place the code mark, 11 SSS 11 or "SSJ? 11 or "EXPst opposite his name ofl the Troop Boster. 3. out a 4. Drop from the Troop on the 'roop Record :Book; and Card File. Make 11 Dtopped Scout Notioe" Form 0691, and drop on 1'Pe'1>etua l Inventory ". Maek on the Scout• s registrat ion Ct,rd. the nam.e of the branch of Senior Scouting he ha.s joined. 5. Heg:ister in whatever branch of Senior Sc.outin& his ap'.Jlica.U on calls for. REGISTB.A!ION OR REREGISTRATION OF A SENIOR SCOUT UNI! l. Check all Scouts who claim a.n active membership in a Troop. 3. Same as 11 3 11 above. 4. Same as 11 4" above. 5. ~Lke out proper reg. stration form whether Form 01120 for Jllxplorer Patrol or Form 880 for Sea Scout Patrol or Applicati on for SSS and »lace original couY 1a �- ~-9·36-D. COUNCIL No. REGIONN.. TROOP ... Bov SCOUTS OF AMERICA (Incorporated February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.) BEFORE FILLING OUT READ· OTHER SIDE BEFORE FILLING OUT READ OTHER SIDE National Office, 2 Park Avenue, New York REGISTRATION OR REREGISTRATION OF A SEA SCOUT PATROL CONNECTED WITH Date...--..........-....................................................................... LOCAL TROOP No ............................... *Name of Patrol....................................-·-..--..'--................ .boys at 50c $........................... 0 f _ ....._.............- ................._................................................................................................................................. .boys at 40c $........................... STATE CITY Council -··----.....................- ......................................................._........--....- .....................- ......- ....-.. .boys at 30c $...................._.... Expiration Date of Troop..- ............. _...... _..............- ...--....- ....-.............- ................................. .boys at 20c $...........................Total Amt. $.-......Indicate Sea Scout's Rank as follows: APP.-Apprentice; ORD.-Ordinary; AB.-Able; QM.-Quartermaster. Indicate regular Boy Scout rank in column provided as follows: T-Tcnderfoot; S-Second Class; F-First Class; S-Star; L-Life; E-Eagle. Indicate Associate Members by A and Veterans by V, in addition to rank letter. A SEA SCOUT MUST BE FIFTEEN YEARS OF AGE. NO EXCEPTION CAN BE MADE. NOTE: BEFORE LISTING SEA SCOUTS CONSULT CLASSIFICATION DIRECTIONS ON OTHER SIDE OF THIS SHEET. ARRANGE NAMES ALPHABETICALLY (Print or write plainly) FAMILY NAME Initials POST OFFICE ADDRESSES City Street Exact Age Yrs. Mos. SEA SCOUT RANK SCOUT RANK Fee PREVIOUSLY BELONGED TO OR NOW MEMBERS OF (Indicate Which) Trp. - - -- - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - -- -- --- --- - --- - - - - - - - - - -- --- ------ ----- ---- ---- ------ --- --- --- -- ----- ------ -- - -- --- --- -- -- - -- - - - - - - - ---- --- 1 ll 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 :.l 3 City State -1- 4 I certify that every Sea Scout named above has met the physical condition requirements as set forth m Form 900. Skipper's (ScoutmastEr's) Signature Who will have charge of Sea Scout Activities in the Troop?............................................................................- ..................................................... NAME Address ........................ _ .......................................- ...............................- .......................... Present Position in Scouting........................................................................... STREET CITY APPROVED ................................................................................................................... _.................--............ Scout Executive NOTE-If any boys now registering as Sea Scouts in this Patrol are already registered as Scouts in this or any other Troops, please fill out and forward with this Patrol a DROPPED SCOUT NOTICE dropping such Scouts as "Troop Scouts." Scouts who wish -to keep up their affiliation with such Troops may do so if their Scoutmaster is willing but they may be counted in the Council records in only one· of the Units (preferably the Sea Scout Uriit). Such Scouts have all the privileges of a registered Scout in both Units except that they are included in the NUMBER officially registered in only one Unit on local and National Statistical records. NATIONAL COUNCIL RECORD Status of Troop : DO NOT WRITE HERE : To expire ................................................................................. S. or S. M. status........................................................................ Affiliation..........................................................................................._ .........................- ....................................................................... Sea Scout Patrol.................................... S. S. Service advised..--····- ............................................................................................................................................................ Certificates written and mailed ................................._ .......................................--.....................................................................................................................................---· Statistical Entry .........- ............................................................._.................. ............ ................................... File......................................................................................................... *All Sea Scout Ships and Patrols mitst have a name. They are usually named after naval heroes, famous ships, states, cities, sea birds, etc. The National Sea Scout Service maintains a Sea Scout Ship Roster. All names in use by more than one Unit mu.rt bear the numeral following assigned by the National Sea Scout Service accordiny to the seniority of the Unit. Every Scout should be a regular reader of BOYS' LIFE, the Boy Scouts Official Magazine. Price $1.00 a year and worth itl �INFORMATION FOR REGISTRAT ION OF A SEA SCOUT PATROL WITHIN A BOY SCOUT TROOP 1. IF THE SCOUT TROOP OF WHICH THE SEA SCOUT PATHOL IS TO BE A PART HAS ALREADY REGISTERE D, THE PROCEDURE IS AS FOLLOWS: (a) When the Sea Scout Patrol is to be made up entirely of boys who were registered with the Troop at the time of its original registry, it is merely necessary to fill in on the reverse side of this blank the information requested and the names of the boys who are to be Sea Scouts. The Sea Scouts use the same certificates which were issued to them at the time of the original registry of the Troop. However, Local Councils should stamp these certificates with the words "SEA SCOUT." NO ADDITIONA L FEES ARE NECESSARY IN THIS CASE. (b) When the Sea Scout Patrol is to include boys who are new and have not been registered with the Troop before, their certificates are issued to expire the same date as that of the Troop. Therefore, for these new boys, "proportionate " fees only are required for the unexpired period for which the Troop is registered, as follows: 1 Month ·······--------·-······------------·------------·-····--·--- Sc 2 Months ---------------···-------------------------------------lOc 3 ,, o•••-••••o•oo•••-••o•-OOOOO•OoOoooo ooH•OOOOOOHOOoooo15c 4 5-6 " " --------·----------------·-··---------------------------.20c --------·-····---···-------------------------·------··.2Sc 7 Months .........................................................30c 8 ......................................................... 35c " 9 .........................................................40c " 10 " .........................................................45c 11-12 II ......................................................... Soc Reckon period to be paid for from the last day of the month in which application is made, to the last day of the expiration month of the Troop, unless enrollment is made during expiration month, which will be counted as one month. (c) Scouts transferring from Troops, the charters of which are unexpired, to become members of the Sea Scout Patrol in this Troop, must have "transfers" (Form 502A) signed by both Scoutmasters and, if under Council, approved by the Scout Executive. · "Transfers" must also be submitted for Scouts from Troops having expired charters, when both Troops are in the same place. These "transfers" must be signed by both Scoutmasters or, if under Council, have the approval of the Scout Executive. BE SURE TO INDICATE in column "Previ.ously Belonged To" the Troops from which "transfers" are coming and to enclose the proper coupon from Form 502A. If Scout or new member is also registered in a "Land" Troop, give Troop number and designation. ( d) File, for inspection of Sea Scout and Health and Safety Committees when desired, Physical Examination Form 900, certifying to the sound physical condition of every member accepted-no exceptions permitted. Skipper must certify to proper physical condition of members on Patrol. 2. IF THE SEA SCOUT PATROL IS BEING REGISTERE D AT THE SAME TIME AS THE SCOU1 TROOP OF WHICH IT IS TO BE A PART, THE PROCEDUR E IS AS FOLLOWS: The regular Scout registration blanks (Form 690 or 691) for the whole Troop must be filled out in accordance with the procedure as set forth in the regular Boy Scout literature. In addition this Form for "Registration of a Sea Scout Patrol," must also be filled out and forwarded together with the registration for the whole Scout Troop. NUMBER. Sea Scout Patrols will use number of Troop of which they are a part. PREPARE FOR THE 1937 JAMBOREE, WASHINGTO N, D. C. �Please Read Other Side First REGION CODE NUMBERS COUNCIL TROOP DROPPED SCOUT & SCOUTER NOTICE To be used whenever they leave the Troop, or Senior group, either by dropping out, by transfer, or by promotion to Commissioned Rank. Please Check at Right When This List of Scouts Was Dropped. I Leader will please fill out and send to Council at end of month. Council will please forward promptly to National Council indicating in box at right if boys are being dropped before reregistration or at time of reregistration. In latter case be sure to send this NOTICE with application for Renewal of Charter. NOTE: HOW MANY OF THE BOYS ARENEGRO 0 CHINESE 0 JAPANESE 0 MEXICAN 0 Troop No••••••••••••• of ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Expiration Date ............................................. Number of Full Years in Scouting Date Firat Became A Scout Date Left? SCOUTS' NAMES INDIAN 0 Yrs. Dropped during year before reregistration 0 Dropped at time of reregistration D HOW MANY LIVE ON FARMS 0 WHY DID SCOUT LEAVE? Rank If he moved away, give new address in tbis space. Mos. o..... ~ 6~ u Q i::e!: ~--= 1 2 3 - 4 5 6 • 7 8 9 10 11 I 12 13 14 rn .. In What C1tp1tclty Was IIo Ro11l1tered? ~.-- D1tto r.elt r MCOU'l'lr.tlll' NAMltS ~ ·- ~ 1 ~- ·---- IW I ~::2~!.'.~':'l·~ I -=""" ..... -. ;r.o~==:.-:.;.=- .;:<·~~-- - --·-·-- 0 Wt::=- 7 -----~ -- .. ,..,...:i::,..,.=:i:·· ·---- -· 'n Is He StiU Active In MAIN STRENGTHorWEAKNESS Other Scout Capacity? ·- , ™ Would You Recommend Him for Recommission If Available? -~-~= ·----.. ~-··--·---- ~-=== ~--~· ~ft'01= --- --~- --· . .. ·--·- If more space Is required, please use a second sheet and number both. Signe..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ (Chairman of Committee) (Leadet") �TO THE LEADER FOUR YEARS TRAINING FOR EVERY SCOUT OR KNOW THE REASON WHY! It is the aim of every Leader to build, through his Troop, better citizens for his community, state and nation. '-We are all working together toward the day when there will be enough Scouttrained men in our citizenry to definitely influence public thinking along lines of helpfulness to others and trustworthiness in public affairs. With this end in view, the aim is to keep every Scout in the Movement at least four years, so that the Scouting principles may become a definite part of his behavior. There are many Troops in which Scouting is so skillfully presented as to hold boys' interest for more than four years, but too few boys do remain that long. The most dangerous time is the first year. The biggest loss is in boys who joined, stayed for a few months, and then dropped out,-too soon for the ideals of Scouting to become a part of their character. WHY DID HE NOT REREGISTER? Did he find joy and adventure in an outdoor program? Was he made welcome and to feel he was a "member of the gang''? Whatever the reason, let us search it out, and in a spirit of cooperative effort for boys-and for the future of our country-try to spot these weak points and then strengthen them. We all want to help in this. Make this report frank and full. Without your cooperation we failwith it the benefit can come back to your Troop and your Scouts. �CHICKASAW COUNCIL. B.S.A. INC. Memphis. Tennessee PROGRAM & OJ3JECTIV'ES FOR TEE YEAR 1942 Direct and build the entire program and activities of the Council toward giving every boy a satisfying e:icperience. Place especial emphasis on a.dvancement in rank as a means toward this end. 1. 2. As a patriotic duty, gear up the Council activities to render maximum service by Cubs, Scouts and Scouters and Cubbers in national defense. Be prepared at all times to carry out assignments without dela¥. 3. Emphasize Camping and Hiking and Scout Advancement as essential preparation for service in national defense. Plan and carry through greater camping activities with Troops camping under their o~m leadership. Increase the attendance at all summer camps. Promote the outdoor program through the year. Celebrate Boy Scout Week using the theme 11 Strong For America" with the idea of injecting this theme in the program for the entire year. Conduct Camp-0-Rees. Scout Mobilizations, 11 The Advancement Program" and other activities in which all units can engage. 4. Organize 9 Troops of White Scouts and 5 Troops of Negro Scouts, a total of 14 new Troops by December 31, 1942 including the organization of 2 new Sea Scout Ships of White Scouts. Organize 4 Packs of White Cubs' and 2 Packs of Negro Cubs, a total of 6 new Cub Packs by December 31, 1942. 5. Recruit new Scouts and Cubs as rapidly as possible. Strive to have at least 24 Scouts in each Troop and endeavor to have all Troops recruit to full strength of 4 Patrols of 8 Scouts each. Strive to have at least 25 Cubs in each Cub Pack. Win 11 Thc Walter W. Head Acorn Award" for the fifth consecutive time. 6. Enlarge the Emergency Service Corps with the objective of every Troop participating. 7. Conduct a Boy Fact Survey in both city and county schools in all sections of the Council. 8. Continue to emphasize the training of leaders and particularly new leaders and others who have not had at least the basic courses. Conduct the following courses: FUNDAM.ENI'.ALS OF THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT SCOUTMASTERS' TRAHHNG COURSE CUB~iASTLRS' TRAINnm COURSE SKIPPERS' TRAINING COURSE TROOP C.AMP!l~G EE.ALTH & SAF311Y FIRST AID DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS' COURSE TROOP REPORT:EJRS 1 COURSE (for Scouts) EMERGENCY SERVICE TBAINIWG COURSE 9. Recruit a leadership reserve in each unit to promptly replace men called to the colors. �-2.- Program & Objectives for the 10. ~ear 1942, Cont'd Raise a Budget of $30,000.00 for tho fiscal year. 11. Improve the operation and tochniqu6s of all Courts of Honors. Strive to increase advancement and tenure of Scouts with especial emphasis on the advance of Negro Scouts to Second and First Class RE'..nk. Recruit and train additional Morit :Badge Counse:}.ors. Train the present Merit :Badge Counselors. 12. Promote good reading throughout the year. Promote the use of the official magazine "BOYS' LIFE" and secure Council 1 s quota of subscriptio n. 13. Complete the organi2atio n of The Mississippi District in DeSoto, Tate and Pffnola Counties, Mississippi . 14. Promote rui.d increase the use of the Troop in tho Co'lll'.'.cil. 11 Buc1get Pl".1.n 11 in every Pack, Ship and 15. Plan and carry throut~h more and better civic service, with especial emphasis on nationr1.l defense. 16. Place continued emphasis on educationRl publicity throughout the year. 17. Increase service to Troops through District Commissione rs. District Commissioners in Cubbing and Senior Scouting. Train 18. Train and continue to train Scouts and Scouters in the practice of Henlth & Safoty. 19. Conduct Scout Leaders' Round Tables monthly, except during June, July, August, fer both White and Negro Scout~rs. 20. Select trained men and appoint as Field Commissione rs for various activities. �March 30, 1942 Mr. Harley E. lllrb9 1913 Steriok Bldg,, . Ho;:1 J.1is. Tenn. In reply to your letter o:f March 24. I will a:ppreaiate l t very mu.ch if you. will have Mr. Abo Sahnr:f't mttne ~.:.; Member At Large of the National Council i"'o?.• 1942. X think he ie too v.:J.~~ble a man to let loose and I ·:now thr:d1 he is il"ement1.ouel.,Y interested in Scout!.1-ig. PJ'ld wUl greatly V..J)J::iracia.\e the honer of bdn.g a. lational. Council Member A.t Large. w. Gordon Morris, Scout lxecutive. �Form 1062C-250011~1 Mor.P. ; COUNCIL NO. REGION NO. \ NATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBER 558 $ CERTIFICATION OF ELECTION AS A MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Date ·=AS=J;;=:W~C=oo-=·=IC=I=L""'*"-=B~·~S""','--"'A,......~IBC~.,_________To Expire Counci~I__C~JttGI=· .Jan. •• 194~ Dec. 51. 1942 Registration Service, Boy Scouts of America1 2 Park Ave., New York City. Gentlemen:- The Scouter uamed below hM been regularly elected a member of the for the year ending December n, 1942 . He is registered as a ComlCIL in the capacity of ~·~fog paid his C ~~ ~ Name Address !lom7 K. ~ ~::: ~L '• (!, .Jo Signe ",1 -:. 1i !1~ ('.tff? r~!:t ' Esecu~:~; ' f! COUNCIL MEMBER Tel. No_i_-2$1_·_2_·_ _ _ __ 4 lie.WI" ll1Yid=o=n= --------------- --- City---fjc1---_._0"""=-'=•~b1=•-------·_ _ _stateo;;.___ Age"------''"=---- - current registration fee Plt'!!S!~ \JI~ ~'\.~ .· ~unci!, repmenting this Council ___.'fenn'-"""'·""""" -·------------ .....'-----------------~-Citizenship._ _ __.A...,M..,...,r"'il""C§D"" MEMBERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL COUNCIL Each chartered Council of the Boy Scouts of America has the right to elect, annually, one of its members as a member of the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America, and one additional member for every thousand boys enrolled on the records of the National Council. The By-Laws require that Local Councils certify as to the election of such member of the National Council on which shall be provided for that purpose. blanks ' .. �Form 1062C-25001141 Mor.P. REGION NO. COUNCIL NO. SSS $ NATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBER CERTIFICATION OF ELECTION AS A MEMBER OF THE NAnONAL COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Date CounciI._·--~om:cxiQiLI. i;.·q.~AMiiS1.cA..,Wi.....:a;iCtL<OOllCiu'~ ....,n.u•._,_;B1.2+•-4Si;;z..~A~•...__.Dii..ai.C...,.,_______To Ian. 9, 1942 Expire._ _l)ec ... · ,,.......~. ...,3,.1.. ,_... u.,1u,..·....·_ _ _ __ Registration Service, Boy Scouts of America, 2 Park Ave., New York City. Gentlemen:The Scoutec named bdow h"' been cegularly dected a membec of the for the year ending December 51 1 1942 . He is registered as ~mncil, repmenting this a14e~ing paid his current registration ~(''$ \\J-?/ ,'~ in the rapacity of e • ,l. I'., Address City Age ~ ~~- c~·• 70 fee ~ ~~~CIL S=~:jd1 ;~· ~'.; Name Council Td. No . _ •. " _,LQ~...M-..a..7_ _ _ _ __ Stat<c..--~T••:-n...•--------~----CitizenshiP'-----:t.A1111ae:c11111;1.:;1l1NC>118111ll'-------------------- MEMBERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL COUNCIL Each chartered Council of the Boy Scouts of America has the right to elect, annually, one of its members as a member of the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America, and one additional member for every thousand boys enrolled on the records of the National Council. The By-Laws require that Local Councils certify as to the election of such member of the National Council on gl!lnks which shall be provided for that purpose. �Form 1062C-25001141 Mor.P. REGION NO. COUNCIL NO. us ' NATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBER CERTIFICATION OF ELECTION AS A MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Date Counci..._J_ _ _C_D ___C__l_A_S_A_W_C_OUl __ a __ IL"",._·_B_::·•-·_s..;:...•__;J.c__:•::_ . . .:;I--IC--·~·----To Expire l&n. 9 1 1942 Dec. 51, l94t Registration Service, Boy Scouts of America, 2 Park Ave., New York City. Gentlemen:- The Scouter named_ for the year ending ;u the capacity of bdo~ luIB been regularly dected a member of the !leie~ n, l.\Tft. He is registered as COl!l.1ISl!IOIJ!!R ~undl, representing th;s Coundl a~~ving paid his current registration fee ~ \Jr._ tG"('~ '11 ~ . ·,-n. ~~ ~CIL s:~:::£r /~~· ";~; L~;c" ', •· ~""'--------------Tel. 8-8$U No,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Aaerieen Citizenship·---------------------------- MEMBERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL COUNCIL Each chartered Council of the Boy Scouts of America has the right to elect, annually, one of its members as a member of the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America, and one additional member for every thousand boys enrolled on the records of the National Council. The By-Laws require that Local Councils certify as to the election of such member of the National Council on J;>lanks which shall be provided for that purpose. �BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Home Office: 2 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. FOR INTRA-ORGANIZATION COMMUNICATIONS TO: DATE: ALL SCOUT EXECUTIVES SUBJECT: December 4, 1941 LOC!.L COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES ON THE NATIONAL COUNCIL Dear Scout Executive:. A short while ago you received your Council Rosters for 1942. As you know the By-Laws provide for the election of Loca;l. Council Representatives to the National Council from the Council membership. Now we know that you'll want to send us the names of those men v1hom your Council has chosen. Th0 forms enclosed called "Certification of Election as a Member of the National Cour1cil 11 are merely to notify us which of your members are to represent your Council. Naturally these men must be registered and have paid their fees in some other capacity. Please send these forms in as soon as possible after their election. You know, of course, that the representatives are appor.tioned according to membership -- one for every Council and an additional one for every thousand boys enrolled. Very sincerely yours, BOY SCOUTS OF .Af\AERICA DIVISION OF PERSONNEL <3JJ ~ O.D. SHARPE Director of Registration obs/LEC �Mr. o. D. [iharpe, Dir11}etor ot Regiatre.t.io n, Boy Seout.'3 of Amorica, ~) Park Nre., New York, N. Y. F.ncloeed plee.se find . ffCer\itictt\ ion · ot Election As p; Member ot tbf..l ~lt'4tional Co.,ncil, Boy Seouts ot ;'tmerica" for the. throe ~.>cout~rs to re~1rl':Mnt th1:3 Council tor 1~14:... These men ilire Mr. Henry M. Clqton Mr. A. K. Burrow Mr. l" •. Jo,. Flf.).nlligru-1 note thf::se t;)couters Wf.Jr<,i all zegistered in 1941 bui h~>"t'0 nnt as yet p1dd their rogisPl•1~ae \JNltion teee tor 194<;. ttoweV1fd." 1 there is no doubt but thf;l will do eo e.nd \hie~ f e<c;s w:·ill. hr; ~ont in with t.he sending t.,OS!"; certitic~.litcs, ae p1:?r 4.th t.o aend thettl in bti snon f.•S knnual Report.. I your rf:c;ueat of pObSib.Le. n~.Hl~)tnbi:~r a:r, \''. Gordon Morris 1 [~C0Ut fxeeut.1Yc; • �I �d .. . . �:~ I<,/ 1 . . .. /1 kMY I .. �\ .,_, ( .- .. e ,_, \.' ., • ' D Jr(ECfOKY OF CJ-J Jc J(f\ Sr\ \;Y co u]\1 ( J 17 B. s·. ;\ J j\JC. 50 ·J c0 l u1\;l BJi-\ j\j J\;j u-r u}\ l T0 \;V Ef( Jv1 £;\tJ P~J JS, .TE1'J j\J . pJ-J 0 j\j £ .s -2 3 5 ·J .I..:;::;:==========================:::::=.~=·=·==:. .::~~==~ 'l 7 /, �Scouts and Scouters --- Your Attention. Please! For the purpose of maintaining a high standard of proficiency we ask your cooperation in carrying out the following regU.lations of the Court of Honor: The Merit Badge Pamphlet covering the subject should be read by the Scout before he goes to the Counselor. 1. It is very important that all Scouts should make appointment s with Merit Badge Counselors before going to see them to pass Merit l3adge requirement s. 2. Merit Badge Application s will not be accepted at Headquarter s or at the Court of Honor unless they are properly filled in, signed by the proper persons, and all of the requirement s for the Badge have been met. Application s should not be signed by any person until that person has satisfied himself that the Scout has fulfilled the requirement s for the ]adge. Merit Badge Application s should never be signed in blank. 3. Merit Badge Application s must be registered at Headquarter s at le&st two (2) days before the Court of Honor is held. If Merit Badges are not so registered, please do not expect them to be placed on the docket of the Court. 4. 5. A Scout should 'wear a dlean Scout Uniform when he appears before tho Court of Honor. Pleas~ note that Scouts who do not possess ~ uniform will not be embarrassed at the Court; but Scouts who do own uniforms should and will be required to wear them. 6. When a Scout's name is ealled at the Court of Honor he should stand at 11 Attentionn and salute. 7. All Scouts who are awarded Merit Badges at the Court of Honor will bo given a card stating the names of the Badges awarded. If ~ Scout would like to have the Badge presented at the Court it will be neqessary for him to buy the Badge at Headquarter s when he turns in his Application , so that the Badge may bo attached to the card. Merit Badges which are regi sterod for one month's docket and which for any reason are not awarded to the Scout, will not be placed on the docket again until Headquarter s is requested to put them on for the next Court of Honor. 8. Scouts should attend the Court of Honor to which their Troop is assigned, Should a change of Court be desired please call Headquarter s for permission; otherwise, the Application will not be accepted. 9, 10. Merit Badge Application s which are six months of age or over will not b\i accepted by th8 Court of Honor. In other words, i f o. Scou.t passes a. Merit Badge to a Counselor and then waits 6 months or more before he appears before the Court, it will be necessary for him to go back to the Counselor and be re• examined before his application will be accepted and placed on tho docket. Your help in carrying out the above Regulations will mean much to you, the Court of Honor and the Council. And we want you to know that we do ap~reciate your cooperation . , ~~ly yours, .\C. '5fmMJ 711. ftLLd Elmer M. Ries, Chairman, Court of Honor Feb. 25, 1941 �CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B, S. A. INC. Mem phis, Tenn . DIRECTORY 0:11' MERIT BADGE COUNSELORS N I °t it- g_ COUNSELOR AGRICULTURE See Farm Mer it :Oadge Cou nsel ors ' . / , V. R. York IJ oO i VMr_; ~J~lf( '?tbl/~r~ l·O'R. . f.,: t I 8-12 17.1 ., • 1~~-""'Y"·w'l"'U w. 4-62 21 3181 Pop lar Sch eibl er J, Gi,lmann f '-'~69 Van ce, tX~VDr. John 769 Van ce ards ,' Edw Dr. J, H. 769 Van ce, . 00 h nt t../-~ ""D r. E.« B. Mou 2474 Summer n Alle I / Dr. C, L. 733 E. Park way S. ght Wri Dr. J~ L. rell , Ark. ~Le• Mr. Ray H. Ward "°JN13 Tur Vanc e 769 g·Youn J. er Dr. 'l;yl Col 11e rvil le, Tenn , M~. Guy R. Kirk (.., .lV\ . . Cv.,,..~/~·'j. ,. 257 E. McLemore 0 Mt • R. B. Hwnphr ie s S.J...P-- Vnr. ANIMAL IND UST R:tf) I (. JU ~ '""' ATHLETICS . ..1.,;:,.--· (),.t-.,,J4JJ.,JM. H. Furb ring er Mr. · Jb.i Na;-ij~ H*'l!l:ee · g a.in 4~ V Mr,. Willia.'11 Fiel Mis s Mary R. Mor riss Mis s Hele n Ham ilton Academy of .Art s ' U & P Bank Bldg . 5-19 02 8.-42 44 8-74 64 2"".3309 2-74 93 8-23 31 -~2~· JJfii®n W M C, Radi o Stat ion 989 Peab ody 124'3 Ove rton Park Ave. 690 Adams <J1~/!>~, J Y MC A Mr. Neil Bar fiel d M.Pa Mype;e riff!+th r. Har old Dav is ..,/M 3.8 Law renc e Ken t Mr. --~ E:itllY IVIaclin Mr. N Mr. Geo rge W. Glea ves ~ Hot el Devo y 1896 Cowden YMC A Newman Ath leti c Clue Y M C A Mr ~ Jay C • Bl ac k •· 3 ... 0144 5.. 1902 N -J 8-50 11 U & P. ·Ban k T:lld.g. 'BW!k ~!d:l!;. /\/ Mr. E. L •. Harr i-son . .,, Pi:d eU t;y Ark. , rell Tur ~ Cf N ~<if ifi Rev. W. D. 'Bray 'j . Tenn igh Rale ; , Mr •. Ray Lee Def ries C.... M· ~"''-\" ~~ . 8-5011· 8-50 11 4-48 86 7-37 26 .. .·· ASTRONOMY 8-5011 lrf. l_o:l._V Mr. M. H. J'ur brin ger ARCHITECTURE ART ~ 2 S. Main St,,. v-J..6 R. B. Rut~e:,f.ordf,t' ~dora~ M~s.s1 U~~l 257 ii· Moh~re is-g 0~~) 3~0144 'Li- "1r1vlr. R.:B. EumphT1es · V fl 8-12 91 215 S. Pau line Mr. D. H. Boon e 7-7 828 V Fea"ood.y Community Oen ter 38/\/Mr·: Tommy John son JiO a., ly) .Dai P.M 2:00 er (aft ·· ANGLING ARCHERY TEL. NO. .ADDRESS '·1IERIT BADGE Memphis Cou ntry Clu'b Mr. Macon Smi th Catho-1·te·~'°1'.mJ M~ fi°i h llJ'el .l.i.....C.atho.U&"'e~ub M.r.....~~~e Hot el Dev oy Mr. H. K., Gill espi e Mr. L. 1H~ Polk "JN I .'.l.. Mar ion, Ark. /£O ea J;.i-nden ~Cl,~.,~~-~.,~'.) \"'" n ....-. Mr. F. red Carney$~ ~; Mr. Fran k L., C~{sey Jr.(\ ')28 6 Bing ham A C M Y Mr. Lew is E. Thomas ., · Germ anto wn, Tenn . Mr. C. c. Bur ford ( CONTIN1ED ON NEXT PAGE) 2-. 8--8076 4-52 96 8-69 73 8-69 73 8-68 83 7-2Q 79 s.. 6973 5-31 12 8-69 73 4-21 31 8-51 48 8-51 48 8-58 83 7-46 92 5-24 71 8-69 73 1 ~ , ., �-2- MERIT BADGE COUNSELOR ADDRESS TEL. NO, .Athletics Mr. Harry Bai rd, Jr. Mr. Zack Curlin Y M C .A 8 ... 697:3 (Contd) . . . (o \ r/ Mr. JaJDes J. Vaughn AUTOMOBILING 1lt Mr. R. M. Gilmore 1*P. "Mt !!8 C'iiJ h1u.1 ,., AVtATION C:,fv\., ., Metzrj < J'I vi,J <; t:"'.~ ,.;;h..-,::i ·Mr. Henry N KEEPING ./ 3~ 25' / r Tb~ Pce~s ~c1mitar i1n1en~ttsh "'*"' Turner · 2-3490 2-6106 1113 Greenlaw ~ce101umi., 993 Elizabeth Pl. v· ~'hve..~ ~Oi~ I~ See Farm Merit :Badite Coun~elors S~ BLA;CKSM ITH ING !3455 Srcifeie• Mr. Bob Shaffe :r 39eg C9 11'1.tia. , Mr. R. B. Hi.:lmphr'ies 257 E. McLemore MJ:_.,.Jie11 0o1''f'S'S'""""'"" ··-·-"6'T'@-·t~43 e !!::Iii e~!"'e'"'"' ·Mr-·•'''"Au"S'ttff"·''l9tfY'l!~..--,~· S'~"' 'ttm'.!"'®1'!;,'" ~! iW "' 'tdT, :Bel'l lNe±0a1946 Snowden 1 BOOKBINDING ~~~~· M:r; ,' Jam es J. Vaughn ~ lf.2~ . 8-7347 Memphis St. Rail way Co. 8-2266 ~ 5_39·4·4 Miss Mary Collier Cossitt Library ./Mr. Tillman. Austin . 946 Decatur \.\;t:? ~ Hr. A·. G. Davis ::>Nb CZ 908 :Br~edlove , C.,,/V\ ~-""\ rp~,,J,, ~ Mr. N. J. Melroy Mr. R. B. Humphries Ben Coffey Jr. "'.:>N '~.r. ' . BUSINESS C.... .. JV\ C,AMPING Cc-... ,. . ,. , , Mr. c. 8-2529 8-6003 Overton Park Zoo liL Msl5en1erre ~ N. Belvedere \~94! l f372 . " 7-2887 ~~t ~;_),.,~13"'-~ f 7-l214R ,) Bond 64 S. Second a... 2a2s Pole 1010 S. Cox 7-4748M T. McCabe 1648 Vinton 7-4228 t.}i ~Ir. o. E~ b'o,VMr. Frank . BUGLING r" , Scoutmasters . 1 r./,,,J.~itr. Rope H. Ford Cam·p Currier CANOEING ~t·4)~Ir. Hope H, Ford CaJilp Currier CARPENTRY 7... 5275 Mr. Milton Bowers ::>.-v,lf'f346 Madison -·· 7 ,...4 38 D 2-3490 7-4692 7-2061. 4-5575 7-3636W 3-0144 7-l214R .!l-6973 ... I 5-2221 s-3229 v··Mr. Keith Blanton Mr. J. R. Mankin •Mr. J. Granville Gates~ SD"'Mr. J. R. Harti~ Jt-00 Mr. L. O. Smith v 2-7071 4-lr504 1259 .Agnes 606 McConnell 749 McConnell 4-29t::3 7 ... gnc,·:; 1954 Olivar Snowden Jr. High School (CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE) WvJ . W E C..4'vV~/Y\) I. OtJ 11. I Mr. Henry Turner l 'fi.,001113 Greenl €!:R. • ~ed: '6'a;rue3 §i§-....,.... ~ii8'4Umirm1 \/Mr. Robert Reinert 1225 Poplar ~ S ~ fJ-v·~·§IJ~ BOTANY 5-1358 4"2040 8-~•4• 5&4 He1~do M-i>1 . .Se!l.1'e'*·' .m,&i:Jit~stu.g · 2-7347 8-3131 ~ o..,.tt ~CAA~~ ~ .. i. El. Bn~ns <f" R-a! el: gixattttJ:1'fl!;'eell iAd. Mr. W. C. Smith 736 Neptune Mr. t. F. Grehan .1 1740 Forrest L fJIJ _.--.iJ f!EEF PRODUCTION BIRD S'rUDY Co~ ciemphis St. Railway Hull Dobbs Kensinger Co. ,~.. , 250e...JilaiJ e ....,,,. 1 Mr. R. B. Sims Jr •. M:i:.~e .HeiP.t BEE 0 f"h'"'''·~ ~~ ~ Mr. Miller Johnson . JN~'· 547 S. Highland v·MF BASKETRY S-1i(ete,.r.P0918-AeH ;soueg~ ~ lf~ ~ f ~ \ ft. ,f.+~L 3-51;':;11 I �-3- MERIT BADGES TEL. NO. A!!DQSS COUN.5,ELOR 241 s. Cleveland Marion, Ark. b QJ/iJ Mr. "'R. E. Kennedy 3542 Midland A~ 314' Mr. ~M. H. Caldw.el} 'N~-11859 Vintono. / /J JiiJ Mr. Urban Smith _,. \~ ()l''J.t ~Ir. L. H. Pol.k Carpentry (Contd) c. CEMENT WORK 2-2630 4-2921 7-2784 ~ ~~ "'Jj045~1A.JL,/, f"\ Mr. Alex Christie 2-4~8 1278 Agnes CHEMISTRY CIVICS CITRtJS FRUIT CULTURE COIN COLLECTING ~}~ Mr. Ted Childress JN\,/- (Ii .. CONSERVATION # -~ ~. ' , 0 714 Inez ~J 8-8811 I' ~7S-E M~ B. Humphries Mr. A. D. McWhorter Mr. J. M. Tabor Q... A-) COOKING . Mem"()his St. Railway 1760 Faxon 3-0144 8-?346 7-7328 Scoutmasters ~- {)......,,.v Mr. CORN FARMING Hope H. Ford Camp Currier See Farm Merit Badge Counselors COTTON FABMING See Farm Mer~t Badge Counselors • Cycling ~ J...L ~4"'"1 Mr. V. R. York 162 S. Main DAIRYING See Farm Merit Badge Counselors DOG CARE See Animal Industry Merit Badge Counselors ELECTRICITY 8-121? 5..J~ ~ Mr. James J. Vaughn Memphis St. Railway 8-7347 ~ 4- ""'"Mr. H. R. Schwarlzkopf Memphis Elevator Co. a-8376 J • QO 5-4311 ~ ~ • Mr. Ned Cantrell )N\ j O 3284 Carnes ..-4-65-ro ·7 .. .5' 9 JJ 41tilM.r. J. E. Saund~rs 00405 Reese . Mr. J. D. :&icke:ring Germantown, Tenn. 7 ...7097 C...; M·.Mr. H. M. Clayton 929 Dickinson 7-2784 •Mr. M. H. Caldwell ,)..-.v\!2, 1859 Vinton r1t FARM MERIT BADGES < i;.""Mr. L. A. N' i ven Progressive Farmer Ru.ralist Co., Cotton 8-3921 Exchange Bld.g. Mr. L. J. Iforr J Cf~ Room 103~ Court H·ouse 6-3067 Mr. Ray H. Ward IV · v _ Turrell, Ark:. 4-6231 Mr. :F. IV!. Co?:t:e r ')N 5 , 2472 Central Mr~:ic OJ-,,.....,,,,,,_,.. Germantown, Tenn. Mr. Guy R. Kirk , Collierville, Tenn. , v .f J 4-1 , \ (CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE) �. • Farm Merit Badges (Contd) COUNSELOR ADPRES§ Mr. Henry W. Beaµdoih Mr. J. G. Faulk Fa..ir Grounds Germantown, Tenn • TEL. NO. 7..1001 .Agriculture, Beef Production, Cotton Farming, Corn Farming, Citrus Fruit Culture; Dairying, Fruit Culture, Ferm Records, Farm Mechanics, Fa.rm Home & Its Planning, Farm Layout & Bldg. Arrangem~nt, Hog & Pork Production, Nut C:ulture, Pigeon Raising, Poultry Keeping, Sheep Farming, Soil Management FINGERPRINTING ~ Mr~n Mr. C.H. Greggo~y ti Insp. Edw. A. Parker FIREM.AJ~SH IP ~a Lowenstein 1 s -e-~n~ 8-7?11 6-0166 Pol ice Station A/ Capt. S. L. Eile~t Front & Union Fire Sta. ('./'Ca.pt. C. E. Kaufman 2552 Yale ,/\/Capt. W. t. Bilbrey 199 S. Idlewild Lt. H. v. ,Andre A·65 s. Front ?, Capt. John H. Gibson 1 .. ~460· E. Parkway N,, 1 Lt. N. O. Wilk.ins '· > '460 E. Parkway N. 1-f.C' 'Mr. E. J. Morton ';)f\/ Collierville, Tenn. Lt. John· T. Kane 378 McLemore Ca,pt. O. V. Ayres Sr. 378 McLemore Capt. Q,. B. Goode 342~ Southern Capt. J. E. Sayle · · 3426 Southern 6-2112 4-2987 2-465S 6-2112 2... 001a g 4-7566 Sl> FIRST AID ~-i::ba~ ~*e?Uu'lil :e1ag, 9-3791 3-0186 4-5377 4-6835 ~-~,..,.. Dr. F. w. Fiedler Exchange :Sldg. 6;..2433 C,, fa~ 4- '\ il'Dr. M. lQ. Searight Exchange Bldg., 8...0~97 4 ~ ..,.....nr .. John CO.x . First National Bank Bldg. 5-1541 4-o IVDr. Duane M. Carr ~· 00 899 Madi son 8-3662 ~ b -/Dr., w. T. Satt0r:ffe1d 919 :m·. McLemor.a 3-4823 '·V"tt., M. ·w. Allen 91. 9 E, McLemore 3.. 49z3 ~·· lims!:d: 8p&P1 ~4il•'rt!B?"li1ibasl l!WWW¥ . ; ous::io1 C... M Dr. J. Gol tinan 995 Madison 8-1816 II/ Dr. Harry Johnson 256 E. McLemore 3-1246 4-~C\ ~Dr. C. c. Turnt:lr 899 Madison. 5-3533 µ Dr. J. C. ~res, Jr, Methodi.st Ho-spi tal Bldg, 7-4760 ~ _.. Mr. Almyar McLin 553 Summitt 7-~469W Dr. L. C. ~foV:ay Marion, Ark. ~o o Dr. Earl McWherter 71"' l;A.·Marion, Ark ... 35" Dr. Ralph Ha.mil ton J~OO West Memphis, Ark. Mr. s. E. Joll~ Sr. ~J.mcut ;\stn;. t 1 Cj ~1.:7670 Dr. E. P. Yancey · Germantown, Tenn. Dr. L.· P. Pearce Collierville, Tenn. Dr. Webb Key 505 s. Highland 4-1103 m £t; ::::i:,:~!1.-n ~~£~~ Bl"a'.g. ·:·e•ee~· · • Dr; Geo. :P. Rawls Jt'\J S~91304 Union Ave. ~1135 4 Mr. Chester Perry )f\J 9 b 1498 Linden 2-2830 l'J \l \,..,., _,Dr. D. H, J.a.mes Exch~e Bld.g. f\ , Ov 5.. 1100 C.;V\ jg s. J ·r f\/ ~ 11 vu L\-, )V\ ~~ ~ 'N -r.. JJ 1· w, ""-·{. .,, · q·f J:. 3-.s-s1l (~pplicant mu.st pa~ Artificial respiration at Y M C A or to Red Cross Examiner and pin cGrtificate to application before going to Merit Badge Counselor) FIRST AID TO ,ANIM.ALS See Animal Industry Merit Badge Counselors �,., •· •• COUNSELOR MERIT BADGES o~ ~ , su,..; .· .-,,.--Mr: · ' ,JI> ADDRESS .6-~.'J~ ~ii$ dbl SRQfe r I N R. B. Humphrieia L/f;... • Mr. George J. Madlin~efl ? 55 Haynes ,. Mr. Fred Carney1 t,SS Y, $8~ I hid• Interstate Realty Co. Mr. Gilmer Richardson c M N. Belvedere 672 I /11 Jr.J ... , t Mr. Ben Coffey . <"1 1760 Faxon ~ ~r. J. M... Ta'bo.r FQRESTRY FOUNDRY PRACTICE :5~ ~ Memphis St. Railwav Co. Mr. James J. Vaughn _.. Mr. M. H. Ca.ldwell1JN '+~1859 Vinton FRUIT CULTUfilid 3-0144 4-3214 7-4692 8-5131 7-1214R 7-7328 8-7347 7-2784 See Fa.rm Merit Badge Counselors GARDENING See Farm Merit Badge Counselors 455 Haynes ii/ 7>N/ :J Mr;. George J, .Madlinger 1 GRASSES. LEGUMES Badge See Farm Merit & FORAGE CROPS HANDICJMFT l':.BIM. NO. 4-3214 Counselors Scoutpiasters SJJ..,·~ · Mr. v. R. York HIKING 162 S, Main Camp Currier Mr. Hope H. Ford 8-1217 See Farm Merit Badg e Co~ HOO & PORK PRODUCTION 1 "-HO''ile'.t ~so Mr. C.• C., Cartwright Fai rg:fo'il.hd s Miss Maud.e Burbank Mr. F. M. Cooper '7JAJ \ S"' 2472 Central HORSEMANSHIP • !@IAN LOlm ~v Dr. B. E. Jl;).cobs ~B. Humphries INSEQT ItIFE S..u... _ '$.J..J... )·~~Mr. George J. Mad.linger ~~''"" ih 455 HaYUea 1648 Vinton 7-4228 llc!l~ac N Mr. C. T. McCa'b~ LEATHERCRAFT See Basketry Merit Badge Counselors LE,ATHERWORK Mr. Morris J. Sax LIFE SAVING MACHINERX 162-2 Union 1659 Lamar 7-4774 7-9190 See Athletics Merit Badge Counselor $~~James ·J. Vaughn, Mem~his St. Railway Co. • Mr. M. H. Caldwell? #1./, .~ 1859 Vinton · ~u,,, J?M,A-hir/~~~J:..j~"";~ahe M,ARKSM.ANSHIP ~~ a.,....1\-~ · 8-8613 3-0144 4-3214 2s;' INTERPRETING e.,.JV) Mr. E. W. Redus 8-0661 7-0705 4-6231 Mr. R. B. I}umphries Mr. Fred Carney ,..$.£ ~ 'l..,;. •Mr. :f\ay H. Ward ~ 11\J ' \ _ . M•. Cooper ;)~ } !5 , Mr. Sgt. C. R. Reeves ·1 Raleign-Mill ington Rd.. ~E".-mett:mm: F· 2052 Linden · Turrell, Ark. 2462 Central Tech High School Regular Army' R:,o. T.C. Instructors at Schools m. &-7347 7-2784 4-5295 3-0144 7-4692 4-6231 4-66q0 �<1' . -6- • MERIT .B@GE COUNSELOR .r/ MASONRY t MECHANICAL J!JlAWING ADDRESS Mr. Alex Christie Mr. F. M. Cooper "'JN ~r.~n IS . Nevmi~n Mr. Roy Mr. W. W. Wharton <; ~ c~~~~1:..._ Mr. L. O. Srti~th q .... \ Teaehers ·of TEW. NO, 1278 Agnes 2462 Central 2-4468 4-6231 606 Mc'Connell U. s. Engineers 1046 Stonewall 4-1394 5-4671 Snowden Jr. High School 3-5491 7-8112.J Mechanical Drawing in Schools MET.A.ti WORK See Basketry Merit Badge Counselors a.nd ~q M~. J. R. :Ralston, Jr. J .001.974 Crump A, $,t.Q__ ~••.dl.~ £># Mr. w.; w. Wharton , 1046 Stonewall .cJ.. . q~ . . , Mr. J. E. Sau."ldersSouth Side High School ..-1/W. . . <:' fl .....,.,.,~ MUSIC ~· Mr. O. E. Bond 64 S. Second St. .SC!t'N Prof. Ernest Hawke A Central High School 2>3 VMr. Pete Marchi si~ 158 N. Cleveland Mrs. W. E. Atkinson 1752 Vinton Miss Mary Sue McCaJ11ey West Memphis, Ark. Miss Elizabeth Du.prae 411 Gilmore Apts. fJ ·. NUT CULTURE ff PATHF!NDING Mr. Pet~ Palmer ~.,;N<V'~. ~/'IY ~i;: PERSONAL HEALTH b. 13. Humphries 2fJ? E. Mctemore T. McCabe 1648 Vinton 3-0144 7-4228 4-4852 See List of Doctors on First Aid Merit Badge ~:l VMr. Fred ,Boehme· • Mr. Ned Cantrell :>N, . ,.. J:t.ev. W. D. Bray JN , t 2-.f'- Mr. c. a;., Poland, Jr. PHYSIC.AL DEVELOPMENT PIG:§!ON Rl\I SING ~'""""(\,, \J /'1 .. Scoutmasters Hope H. Ford ,.f Mr. Ray H. Ward ..,;,t.i..A Mr. l}O ~tr. fiUMBING · POTTERY 5-1548 4.-4360 1 201 McCall Bldg. 8-3637 Counselors :JN'l 3 Fred Pritchard Mr. D. D. ,sea.mans .Academy of Arts QEP~NQ Memphis Photo Supply Co. 0 3284 Carnes · 3; . furrell, Ark. it Badge Counselors See Fann Merit PIONEERING PRINTING 7-7670 8-847? 7-3107 A POULTRY 2-4053 7-2548W DeSoto Paint Co. 2086 Lee Pl. Mr_. C. D. :Worman S"~ Mr. Robent Shultz, Sr.IA092389 Broad (SEE DATES ON HISTORY OF MEbWHIS 'Ari'\sCOUT BE.ADQ)JARTERS) PHOTOGRA.PHY 8-2828 2-2217 See Farm Merit Badge Counselors PAINTING ·- 7-8902W 7-8112J 4-2523 Caxnp .Currier Turrell, Ark. f ,O 0 433 Madison 414 Olive 8-3904 690 Adams 8-2331 ~3617 See Farm Merit Badge Counselors Mr. :SeecJ;l. or Mr. Smith Tech High School /\/ Mr. J •.L. Henderson 1910 Hadison S"jv14r., W. P. Ware(Groups of 3) 637 Linden Mr. R. J. Richa.rdso.n The Commercial Appeal 7-3685 8-4741 S-8811 �. ('.) () ADDRESS Tt.L.NO. MERIT B.ADGJll COUNSELOR PUBLIC HE.ALTH Se~ List of Doctors on First Aid Merit Badge (MUST ATTEND PUBLIC HEALTH LECTURE AT PUBLIC HE.ALTB: DEPARTMENT OF COURT HOUSE AT 4;00 P.M. ON SECOND wEDNESDAY OF EACH MONTH) ur. J o hn "1 <"' ,/ D! .,;iJ RADIO v·11;1er ,...,, oo l'l-l"I ,., '!!> City .vist. .oluff -1 v fl Mr. Med Oa.n trell -,;; N C...· ,1~ Mr. H. M. Clayton , Mr. M. H. Caldwell JN If.. "Y'l859 Vinton C.. ,Alt RE:@ING Cossitt Libra.:t'y Cossitt Library Cossitt Li'bracy Collierville, Tenn. Mr, Jesse Cunningham M~ss Alice M. Virden Mrs. Maude Adams e,. M ~ss~}uJf~~s REPTILE STUDY C. I.I\ Mr. N. 31 VMr. J. E., Jolly; tJ ROCKS & MINERALS J. Melroy co. 3284 Carnes 929 Dickinson ' l ~ 00 \ Overton Park Z.Oo Overton Park Zoo ~r. ~. [)' . 5-2272 5-2272 5-3930 7-2887 2..3353 . 5-2552 Camp Currier 2166 Evelyn Rope H. Ford Mr. Charles .H.· Baney ~y 7-2784 Memphis Light, Gas & Mr. W. H. Roll.man Water Division ROWlNG 5-5761 5-4311 7-7097 '?"/'), Sa.fety Dep~. Police Station. 9.,..9oa1 {Call Friday and make appointment for Saturday morning) 7-4228 1648 Vinton c,M Mr. C. '1'. McCabe Mation, Ark. Mr .. T. O. Fletcher ~ S.Af'.ETY S~t. rorrest Mottweile~. O' ~Q...·~"':'"" <'-Al\ . Mr. S,ALESM.ANSHIP 1648 Vinton C. T. ,. McCabe SCHOLARSHIP (Must be First Class Scout fQr one year) C.- M Cossi tt Library Mr. Jesse Cunningham 1648 Vinton C..IV\'Mr. C. T. McCabe C-0ssitt Library Germantown, Tenn. Cossi tt Li bra.ry Miss Alice M. Virden Mr. Ralph B. Hunt Mrs. Maude Adams SCULPTURE $µ- ~ Mr. SE,t\MANSHIP fa,:;;-V CM • \ 1;00 'illl Falls Bldg. ·Marx & :Bensdorf Mr. Russel Wilkinson Mr. Fred Morrison 5~, \.)~r~t~ Turner •·Mr. Ned Cantrell)N , 0 1113 Greenlaw ~284 Carnes See Farm Merit Badge Counselors SOIL l'llANAGEMENT 257 E. Mctemore SJ.A- ~. Mr. R. :S. Humphries . STALKING Q ST.AMP COLLECTING , 5-2272 7-4228 6-2272 5...3930 6-190.2 8-2331 4-7074W e-1121 See Farm Merit :Sa.dge Counselors SHEEP FARMING SIGNALLING U & P :Bank Bldg. 690 Adams M. H. Furbringer Academy of Arts 7-4228 1t. \ ~' 2-3490 4-4360 3-0144 ~ Mr. Ben B. Coffey, Jr. 672 N• .Bet vedere 7-l2l4R N 551 Lundee 4-5179 156 Madison 156 Ma.di son 133 Union 8-9928 Mr. H." D. Hackler Mr. C. T. Stark$ ·'VMr .. L. P. Wulff JI /\/Mr. H. J. Schoen 8-3147 8-3147 �·~-1~~~f'"'~ _.,.. I -8I ~Mr. SURV.;@Ynm , swf~~IING 14'34 Commerce Title BlO.g., 8-5981 A. J. Wild See Athletics. Merit Badge Counselors I T~.;~ILES C. jVJ.. ·~·· 11r.• John E •. l}~.~e:rts . SU- .ljll;llia=:;::=ER= . OD ARVIN" 522 Falls <;.. . "".Fred ~ rr $On ' . . }l\'r:, f~ C,~.kin \ Mr. J. Granville Gates iJ.·'fjv--.!1-(~;iMMr. J, R. Hart i e ., r .Keith Blanton :::::L.-. Mr• Url)an Smi ~h .;il\Jl"r\. · . \ { ~r: L. O. Smith ~Ir. L. H. Polk Mr. :B. 13. Jone.a °J ·· u I ~ 7-4074W 606 McConnell 749 McConnell 1954: Oliver 4-1394 4-2953 7-9080 2-7071 2-~630 3-5491 Marion, Ark. 3010 Spottswood 4-3941 Mr. Raymond.McEiroy Z.-2507 Mr. J. E. Grisham State Teachers College 982 National v' '4-8660 48-3127 ')II)~ . 749 McConnell 1954 Oliver Marion, Ark. 4-2953 J. Granville Gates Mr •. J ... R. Ha.rtie Mr. L. H. Polk z ~~ ~. 1111 Falls Bldg .. 1359 Peabody Mr. WOODTUR.~ING, 8-0747 ~ldg. 1259 Agnes 241 s. ClevE.!land Snowden Jr. High School Mr. G<>rdop. Paul ,.:· I TEL. NO. ADDRESS COUNSELOR M1!R!T BA'DGE ?-9080 11 WOODWORK ZOOLOGY . I See Carpentry or Woodcarving Merit .Ba.dge. Counselors . c;;_~···~ :>. c... M i:r"- Mr.l R. B. Humphries !'" 1 vMr. 'N. J. Melroy 4Q'.l:;:&c HeiMl!ePe "" Overfon .Park Zoo . 3-0144 7-2887 :,. ''•! .·.11 ..•<· �~-~-t~ f) v \ R§ DISTRIQ'f i-.J.SSI§,:Alf& :Ql§~iXOa: OQJtiIISlOU :j I J_q_y~~!i1 : ' I !-, __ ___ ____ S-.2552 Mr .. Hen ry M. Olq ton , Commissioner__ ___ ___ --·· _________________ . __ . ---· . ___ .Memphis ..Light.,.Ga.s._&.-1la.ter_ll1.Yisioa---- -e,_.LY)_ t--t 760 Vance Ave • gbg _ __ 5-62.&_a_____· $1n Mr. Hen ri !enne.r.__F.1-eld _Co all.s ione .r . for_ _____________________ . . _______ _ 231 Oou.r_t_A.u._ __________________________________________ .C ;\I\ ,---Q-M ~ Dr. :s. 'I __ S.-3302 E • .laco ba, J!'ield_Commusi0_n_e:r_foxi_Qv.'b_bing -'-- 915 Mad ison _:_( ' jl- 54, __J)l._._68,_80..__8.6, ____, JBQQlJOIS J)ISUJQW _H!J'oops l, 6, 26, 46,_ 99 .. a'.>1._ _:e.a..clL9 - l - H - -----------~-·-------· -- ----------- - - __J P1s t. _Qom.___ _ _ ___ ___ ___ __ 8-Q 98l __ _ l&-M .dg. Tenn . .Ins pect ion -:Bureau.--Oomme-Ne T-U L 41 v-'Mr_. _W.._Ji ..He_itkel_l,. L-- ----·- I ------- -- __l'-_Q__O__________ t.- ~1 ;)...__/ Mr.._ 'W'. R. Hu'ltcbinson. A.D.O. ~-- ------- _l906 ltn~-·- -- ------- -------- ----~*rlll rn . 202,__ Pack_ 2 I i1- - Jv - .. ----- Mr. lta.r ry !eo.bta.a,. Dis t. Comm. __ .... ___ _ Bumphre1's Godwin 00-.· 7-:tlQO..,H____ _ �-a--·~---- ---· Ju-Pn l)ISUIC! - ti-oops 9, 1-s,H 29-, 3'1; -: 4',---03;-57-;· 7o,-w·---- --, -------·-·-·-· -·----------Paek:-,:---- ------------- -- ----------------· ,-L..J i VMr. R. ·M:--xcm:-wee~-m:-s"t-~ com.m;-.-)::rO Q_ - L._______ 924--x. --·s;;an;r-'-----. ·AU6Umaaie - - · 3·'gV-J.rr;-:mo.-wara. t. Beese, .A;D-~c~---­ .--se&rs--;-no-ebTiCk -, co :-sta:-~o --~- -----------~ i Frank: A:·-~cfer;--A.-n~-c-~-------- -·--·---'l-Y5)i ____ 9-2"111 -74.s -· l18Gemro:tl -? ?-~ --rv. w W11..ar- s:_ I l/ ":2.... I bv"MI". ~· _;~~~t-c;m·-==~ . --,~~~- / ~;~-;:--~r=81ik-J:-!li0rne~-A.D.O-~---. I~ -Kemph.is Light.· ~s & water "lJ!rts!on - ---------- · /() - -·----·--- ---1>-~~r- )::.;;.l..·v14r.--o1laries- ootton, _:.;_ - -- -- ·1I 1 -- ------- - - Dist com. -- -- -- - --··--·--· --·- ------ - -·· Cook Furniture Co., 1192 Florida St. ---------- --- i-Mi-. 1. t/ N. Roriie~-:A--:;:0.0.::rA.1· i--- ------------- -- -·9-1149 - I 1029 Bosewood · - -···· --, --- -- ~')rv 1.lSf,- ---- -----_ :---------· -8-1112 1 S. A. Weeks, A.D.C. 'v· · -.. . 1509 -9~~ I Mr. Gaitier--si:-- -- · · · uJ ~ <:t-,v:jd- ------- ----- ---·--··-----. ·- --- .. - --- / ______ _____/ -·-·-~- ·--- ./ ------~ �()--~- -- - -- CijJSCA DISTRICT - - -· - ... Jn_op_e_~._j)__.__u. __12. 24. St;, $6, 98, __ ----- __ -------·--------~"~-~, __e_.. ___10 ·----------- ·, -----------·-·--------·-·--------·--·.. - ----~- ·- - - - 2 b V Mr. W"ll'-~--lt~~~n~: Df._et. !l_o•~- __/. _ 12_ __ ~-----~l~l__ _ L_3_ a : ~~ ~om-~-c~~ .)-~l,:J-'---:at-~r-_-- ----~-:.~---1 ,,- ·'1 - ~- -- - -:;:-!)1.-00 i 1 I____ · - - M__!'~~C~~1~:~;~,.~c~~-~--'_' ,~~~~~- •. ----- Marx & l3ensdorf ---------------------- - --- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · - - - - - ------------- - 29; -,,r_~! ~ Wa.l.k:¢r <J.rq, A~D.c. _..Yarin.4,_Jf.alker 81._ O.o.:it_._ S_terl* lllis. _.,2i41!;'_,J)\i~ ~()ker,_A.p,9. _ -<) _ _ _ ______________ 1~74);~--'--:.__ Sears, 11.oeb\l.ck: ~ Q_Q.!'_~t;_~._$~------ ___________________ c_____ _________ _______ _ - _ ;; '_ _ 3 ~ !/_~.. J..~wr~11,~~-~~t,_ Dt_~1;_. Oo~·--- _ l1.:¢:i.> 5-2552 Me.mph is ltigh't,__. Ga.s___& Jiater l)i_v~Jl______ ______ _________ ____ _ _ _ ___ _ _ 1 8-8954 8-7488 Continental Gin Co., 212 Poplar J\.Ve • __________ _ r--- I l t '--- ------ - f'/_~.__ ]J'!'~nk !fho~~h A_..:t).._C__!__ ____ ____ _ __________ _ Conn. Mutual Life lns. Co. Comm. Title Bldg. �Long Term Camp Report - 1941 {Sent to Wes H. Klusmann, Oct. 15, 1941.) This Council reports the following attendance for Long Term A continuous camp of six·days or more is Camping this summer. considered a Long Term Camp, and includes: Council Summer Camp, Troop Camps, Tours, Philturn Trips, Canoe Trips, Sea Scout Cruises, and. Special Trips, such as County and State Fair Service Camps. 1. Total number of Chartered Troops camping with their own leaders in anz of the above classifications_ __...;.7____ Total nllll!ber of different Scouts _ _M.._>'\.,;:;5;....i'J.;.._ _ (Include 2. all Scouts both in Chartered and Provisional Troops) Date io/IJj,,/Signed 0 a~ a ~~ Scout Executive ~.k •.~. - I. ~ ,,,,, / / / .,,,,,, 8~ ~ ),. t ~. e;o] I'~ """""" l-3 5<"j 1r lfB Ii:. ,, 'f 8 18 q4 f3 R +s~ -- ::>..,,_ 7 IS •• ,, 4 . I• s.. ~l\; fl.-. I 4 ,. v... ~-,. ,, ;;.,,. . 41-I •• ,I'ec-"'·5&· ~~ �BARDS & RESOLtrrIONS COMMITTI!E 194~ Mr. A. D. ~Whorter, Chairman, Btmphis st. Rwy .. Co. Mr. C. ATthur Bruce, E. L. Bruce Co. 8-0521 Mr. »hdn Dalstrom Graham Paper Co. Mr. R. G. Ramsay Gal"tly Ramsay Hospital 8-7477 �2 1 (O~O.C!'Jo ~. S-D D .() D St:'O,D (\ . _~.ot".l.oe aoo.Oc'\ toc.tJr-i $'()(!),CJ ti ~ o~ei.oo 7 o. ( 1 );.. (°H~ () () I () t) I .?J/ ..3J 7 S'. oo . ~ (,,6().(H'\ I Ot>.tJCJ -·---o . J..s:.,J?.~---- l ' ,,,,..';...\. 0 (#.., / �. 3q-o 0..CA.tA @-(0 ~,,. I .eJ1-ooO,l'o Soo.oo f J..OO, C>D *")..I 0 ~() • (J 0 I0,17S-.OtJ -- ..;>,. ~-::::-=:>..-.-. ~ ~-~ --~-~ ~ ,,,,_ ~.-~ ~i 1 ' g ~C,..-ftrvU~-·-~·· · ·•...,. ;,..,...,. __,._, . . .,_,"' ...t~·- ~-l~~- ,.,.,,~ . ?JlL.J. ( fte,({,,.1 Ju,~. te-lf~'4'("1·~ - /00 I), ~fl f) ,~,.. ~ ~ ('), t!)D.. - tfC{'$7£0D �, . A J__ , •• - " ' • ~-~--"'-~ -· ... ~.-,.,_~---· _, . ...--r' ' ' ;P/~~rt()tJ.~o····· I --~..,,.__., ,, 7 S7D .t:JO 7.,;r t)O ---- ·.· �rrr. 0,. :'\ mmtri•f! :Pti;·l· soone::1 .of ;} l\merto.~. i~wk Aiti~mM~f new 'l'.o:rl~ Oi t;,., 1. t. '~.h.t'_.nk 7cm VC\l""J' r~~lch :fo:- ym:tr ne'.':'lo:t'~P.dtim C•f Aw~<o.st. 27th, .'7.i!:vicL11r: th;:',t J~!". Abe Soh,_'1J.'±'f h~·.e 'fJ'.>Bn ~leote<:'t l'!I; Hol'.t'ba:r ~t ~::rr~J of the Hat:'.!.Nlfu Connd.l .• ! will ~·::...-.,roc1ate S. t very mttc.h l:t' you. lr!ill e.;ive me the nanes rJ'f t.he men !n Chkl:~9v.~r Council "t-:OO ~!) l'i.tn-1 M~·-::·::©r~ i:.;;.t !e.i."-''.l.'C o~~· the ll~c..U.onal Ctiunc:tl. w. C'10rclon Morrie, Soou:t ~eauthe �Fol'lll 0·899-510005f2:._MAP. ' MEMORANDUM ' .. . G u • . W.J.• 111·J.aJn TO·u• • mOrrJ.S, ._ "ML-• Sc.Ex., Co.#558, Memphis, Tenn. FROM: II' . E O. D. SHARP SUBJECT: DATE: August 27, 1942 NEWLY ELECTED MEMBER AT LARGE Thought you might like to know that Mr. Abe Scher.ff', C/o Krauss Cleaners, 726 Madison Avenue, Memphis, Tenn., was.elected a Member at Large to the National Council at the last Annual Meeting~ If you do not already have a Local Coupcil contact with him, we figured you'd like ta get him interested in your ctivi e Dire ODS:mpg �/ Mr ••• a. Bw1aphri••· 8-f8 Trilfh Mnphil, Ten. \ haw- ... ~i••• -.t·~ttw 1 w. (ION.al•t>1•, ot \he Ohiekasaw OoeoU, ttl.1111 •• \ha'\ an ernr was •d• in i:undxig »eta'bel!'; l.940 .. ~baP 1 1941. X•11 ' " " ••n-:r to b~r 1'*"' C.rtU~ta ooTffiag the of thil ud I bel.1ev• ttud. tb.e etudoHd Cvtitioat. OO'f'U'Ulgt that period of' Y0tU wW o~ up th& att•r :tor l'l'>\l• IT ~­ Stt1"'t1~e Ul the Chtetaae;w eo.•11 vny be•t •i&bEil' to 1'•a and ? b.Gpt th~t 1ftr tftttll"ecst in ·tlw dll nntiml.$ throqh th• r-ar.s t.¢1 c~l ~t V•l"J ttil.\Oel"(tl}' ~·ll IOI SCOUTS OJ' JUIERXCA.1 DllflilOI or P~?Ullt, o. l),. SlU.RPJ, 1Uecto1· ot '4lgtutra,ttoa .. ODStl I ••·(~cat••) / ~ Coua"111SS8• ~. t-.) ./ ..- �L. CHICKASAW qoUl!CIL, :s.s.A. INC. Memphis, Tennessee PROGRAM & OBJECTIVES FOR THE YEAR 1942 1. Direct and build the entire program and activities of the Council toward giving every boy a satisfying experience. Place especial emphasis on advancement in rank as a means toward this end. As a patriotic duty, gear up the Council activities to render rnaximu.i"!l service by Cubs, Scouts and Scouters and Cubbers in national defense. Be prepared at all times to carry out assignments without deley. 2. Emphasize Camping and Hiking and Scout Adva..~cement as essential preparation for service in national defense. Plan and carry through greater camping activities with Troops camping under their o~m leadership. Increase the attendance at all summer ca.mps. Promote the outdoor program through the. year. 3. Celebrate :Soy Scout Week using the theme 11 Strong For America" with the idea of injecting this theme in the program for the entire year. Conduct Camp-0-Rees, Scout Mobilizatio ns, 11 The Advancement Program" and other activities in which all. units can engage. 4. Organize 9 Troops of White Scouts and 5 Troops of Negro Scouts, a total of 14 new Troops by December 31, 1942 including the organizatio n of 2 new Sea Scout Ships of White Scouts. Organize 4 Packs of White Cubs and 2 Packs of Negro Cubs, a total of 6 new Cub Packs by December 31, 1942. 5. Recru.it new Scouts and Cubs as rapidly as possible. Strive to have at least 24 Scouts in each Troop and.endeavo r to have all Troops recruit to full strength of 4 Pe.trols of 8 Scouts each. Strive to have at least 25 Cubs in each Cub Pack. Win 11 The Walter W. Head Acorn Award" for the fifth consecutive time. 6. Enlarge the Emergency Service Corps with the objective of every T-roop participati ng. 7. Conduct a Boy Fact Survey in both city and county schools in all sections of the Council. Continue to emphasize the training of loaders and particularl y new leaders and others who have not had at least the basic courses. Conduct the following courses: 8. OF THE BOY SCOUT NOVEMJ!:NT SCOUTMASTERS' TRAI_lHNG COURSE CUBMA.ST:cRS' TRAINING COURSE SKIPPJfillS' TRAINING COURSE TROOP 0.AMPiiJG HEALTH & SAFRrY FIRST AID DISTRICT COMMISSIOD'lERS' COURSE TROOP REPORTZRS' COURSE (for Scouts) EMERGE!-TCY SERVICE TRAI1Hi.JG COURSE FUlIDAMEl~ALS 9. Recruit a leadership reserve in each unit to promptly replace men called to the colors. �-2- Program & Objectives for the year 1942. Cont 1 d 10. Raise a :Sud.got of $30,000.00 for tho fiscal year. 11. Improve the operation and techniques of all Courts of Honors. Strive to increase advancement and tenure of Scouts with especial emphasis on tho advance of Negro Scouts to Second and First Class Rank. Recruit and. train additional Merit Badge Counselors. Train the present Merit Badge Counselors. 12. Promote good reading throughout the year. Promote the use of the official magazine 11 :BOYS 1 LIFE" and secure Council's quotn of subscriptio n. 13. Conrplote tho organizntio n of Tho Mississippi District in DeSoto, Tate and Panola Counties, Mississippi . Promote and increase the uso of tho "Budget Plrm 11 in every Pack, Ship and Troop in the Council. 14,. 15. Plnn and cnrry through more nnd better civic service, with especinl emphasis on national dofenso. 16. Place continued emphasis on educntional publicity throughout the year. 17. Increase service to Troops through District Commissioners. District Commissioners in Cubbing nnd Sonior Scouting. Troin 18. Train and continue to train Scouts and Scouters in the practice of Health & Safoty. 19. Conduct Scout LQaders' Round Tnblos monthly, except during June, July, August, fer both White and. Negro Scouters. 20. Select trained men and appoint as Field Commissioners for various activities. �IJXfllA§A! CQVl!IL, I• §. A· DC,, H£HU!a fgtpSS!t"'.F (168} !B&IQ§S • ll*LAW@~\~iJ II At \be !Jlnul Mee\ing of \he Council on Dece•r 21 1941 t.he f'oUow1ng ohangee and addli1one were made to the BJ-Lflw•1 AOA•l• D· S!!t.ta .§ Cha11ge •• Yice Pretident.s• to 111 VJ.ce-Preaideni•"• lllahe.t.e t.he word a •Mkt a P1el4 Cotlitld.-aicmer.'" A!\i•l! 11. l!f.\101 1 Ctaaae •4 Vioe-Pre•ide\o" t.o •I V1ce-Prea1dettte• 11.ldu\G 'he worda •And a J1eld Coalliss10»er.• Chau&• •4 V1oe-?Foa1den\a• to •& Vice-Preaidenta• IJJ.mlDA\.e t.be WON8 9 Alld 6£.tlole ll 11.eld Co.ma&ioner• !XII• .Sf!c,ioo I Change •field SCou\ C<»nm1asioner" t.o •ftel<l SOW\ Col!ld1a10Jl91"$•,_ !heao oban&e• ·ftn ud.e 1n order io 1ncrea•• \he n~r ot Counoil VS.oe-Pi-eeidon\a to f1ft lmd \o elbd.nate one Pifill4 c.... alee.toner from being a lembtr of \he Fncut.ive Botml nd a lmu~r of t.be Cnncil •hereat f;:tm ot.her field Commlasione:ra " " not. Cli!Cltc.SA'li COUSOIL, B, S, A. Itro. v~. -~~~? Scout Euc\1\!'M. �Mr. o.n. ffha.rpe, :So;y Seou.ts of ~'Uner:tcaj 2 P.'.>l"k Avenue, lcw York Oity, N.Y. On.la.nua:ey 14th, we sent i~ %)1.00 for WJE registJration fol' for Je:t.rn..'3'.ey 1941 to December 1941 and on Jan."IJAry 27th we sent in *l .. 00 for Mr. Humphries (with Applicati.on for.. Cou:nci 1 Charter) for 1942 reg! s ... tra.tion. :Both of theae cards ~.ve been received but 'both f-1.re dated to expire a year fr«:im Deeem.bor 1941. ' . We would $ppr'eetate it very much if you would write Mr~ Humphries, sending us a copy.. and stating that throu~h en.or both cards were dated .to e:xpire a. year from December 1941 and sead him a card to exf,ire a. year f:t'cm 1940 tot the back registration. Thatlking you and with best wish.es, I am Cordia111' yours, w. Gordon Morris S<L'llt J~xecu.tive '\ �. Mr. ~ .~~ ~iohu.ckt Pi,~~~ott !)iviet.on of Opeftl.tlotu~, JJ~~· ~Jooutn of Aoerico., ~2 f'crrli: Ave. • Nett- Yn11'kt Nw l'om. eor.rol0t0~ tho r;tuUt cf t'll the tr:J.n CrJt!.n.!!11 ~nr 1011,,i. TM.o 11 • r~e. ''Gmll '0 oeount~ !'..\oZ'(lr:m :,~cot.it nt f~f':rb, · ·~·:1.!p~tM.ve •. �: - . - ,,. cc.;~~· (. I '· -· . I' Cou~·c1L REGI,ON No" ' . ~ . ' 5 Nd. COUNCIL Ro STER 558 Date...1.~---~.. --l~~~----------------------------CounciL......Qhlekasaw..............;............................................._ ....................:...........................:............. State.........,~~1'.$..~-------------------------- REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending................llecemhe.r....31...........---------, 19.Aa.._, · (Expiration Date) and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. PROFESSIONAL AND · I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to VOLUNTEER STAFF the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. Please Fill in All Colitmns I .Pl s-~ ' ADDRESS ..,.!:>' NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT rw. CITY STREET No. Professional Staff Gordon u-""7" - '1teara w.. Tldwel1 llJ!n H. Reynolds (J'Gn'O} 4.A. ' Bo;Re H. For~ tr<> a;z Ill~ "'" °"o ~ ... q TITLES SOl Colua'h"- -- · ti ff . II 20 s. "n-- -.""- Par:~w " - It - p;'c> CD Erg m" 't>o ~ll! '""' Executive 'l:l- T # Asst. Exec. 1:1a "ll' u .Asst. Exec. Re Re Re ::m~\l"Exec. 1.1~ . .i;p.:rector kst .:.~ "'"' ."'"" E_ts ~ ... o.S:: ='""' 1118<> .. -~ B ..> . i .. ... Ci~~ e;i ... ~ :i 8~.~: r~ !!l.;ii~~" = j;" . g::;: ~ tr~ '<I ll>o 6== """' ..,::i.a CDCD e: ~S"l-315: ::ti:: "' ::;: 0 ; §:lii1 ra28a> gqis::: -" ... '<I "1 a:i p:I gg'8;S.s- • ' ~ i::,.. § . Ill - "' .. " ~ ~ ::t~g ~o: g<> _..,,. 'II -· --~~.a• -- ',1 - 1t 'ti !:>' ... M4_ .... x IAf' Ut 'Di"_ M'! 1!'1 PC ,,,. ....... AO r AO lA PO x AO SS PO Field Exec. Field Exec. Volunteer Staff _..,,<( <1R\~\ FielcL-Gpm'.r... Fie{~ Co~) Y> _,... - ~iel~m'r. :?\~tv. ~ield Com'r. (( \'K.\.)>I? o\\.~ ~ (f')0,'<> ')>,_ V' Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. C\ <\\\\ ((-... (C))'C"° Dist. Com'r. ~di Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. *If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed............ ---------··---------------------------------------------------------------Scout Executive �• l v (l '.\· , •1 , I.. -;;-, \ .:,:. .._; EXTRACTS F~OM CONSTITUTION OF BbY SCOUTS OF AMERICA ARTICLE 11-PVRPOSE: CHARACTER BUILDING-CITIZENSHIP TRAINING The purpose of this corporation is as set forth in the original certificate of incorporation under the laws of the District of Columbia. dated February 8, 1910, and restated in Section 3 of the Charter granted by Congress June 15, 1916, as follows- 'That the purpose of this corporation shall be to promote, through organization and cooperation with other agencies; the ability of boys to do things for themselves and others, to train them in Scoutcraft, and to teach them patriotism, courage, self-reliance and kindred virtues, using the methods which are now in common use by Boy Scouts," by placing emphasis upon the Scout Oath and Law for character development, citizenship training · and physical fitne8s. GRANTING COMMISSIONS AND CERTIFICATES OF MEMBERSHIP The Constitution and By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America authorize commissions and certificates of membership only to those who subscribe to the Scout Oath and Law (as printed below), the Declaration of Religious Principle and its Constitution and By-Laws. · ARTICLE. 111-DECLARATION OF RELIGIOUS PRINCIPLE "Section 1-The Boy Scouts of America. maintains that no boy can grow into the best kind of citizenship without recognizing his obligation to God. In the first part of the Boy Scout's oath or pledge the boy promises, 'On my honor I will do my best to do my duty to God and my country, and to obey the Scout Law.' The recognition of God as the ruling and leading power in the universe and the grateful acknowledgment of His favors and blessings are necessary to the best type of citizenship, and are wholesome things in the education of the growing boy. No matter what the boy may be-Catholic or Protestant or Jew-this fundamental need of good citizenship should be kept before him. The Boy Scouts of America therefore recognizes the religious element in the traininii of the boy. but it is absolutely non-sectarian in its attitude toward that religious training. Its policy is that the organization or institution with which the Boy Scout is connected shall give definite attention to his religious life. "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 SCOUT OATH On my honor I will do my best. . ·.. ~ : ·To do my duty- to God and my country, and to obey the Scout Law; . · To help other people at all times; To keep myself physically .. strong, mentally awake, and morally straight. THE SCOUT LAW 1. A Scout is trustworthy. A Scout's honor is to be trusted. If he were to violate his honor by telling a lie, or by cheating or by not doing exactly a given task, when trusted on his honor, he may be directed to hand over his Scout Badge. 2. A Scout is loyal He is loyal to all to whom loyalty is due: his Scout leader, his home, and parents and country. 3. A Scout is helpfuL He must be prepared at any time to save life, help injured persons, and share the home duties. He must do at least one Good Turn to somebody every day. 4. A Scout is friendly. He is a friend to all and a brother to every other Scout. 5. A Scout is courteous. He is polite to all, especially to women, children, old people, and the weak and helpless. He must not take pay for being helpful or c·ourteous. 6. A Scout is kind. He is a friend· to animals. He will not kill nor hurt any liViii.g creature needlessly, but. will strive to save and protect all harmless life. ·· · · · · 7. A Scout is obedient. He obeys his parents, Scoutmaster, Patrol Leader, and all other duly constituted authorities. 8. A Scout is cheerful. He smiles whenever he can. His obedience to orders is prompt and cheery. He never shirks nor grumbles at hardships. 9. A Scout is thrifty. He does D;Ot wantonly destroy property. He works faithfully, wastes nothmg, and makes the best use of his opportunities. He saves his money so that he may pay his own way, be generous to those in need, and helpful to worthy objects. He may work for pay, but must not receive tips for courtesies or Good Turns. 10. A Scout is brave. He has the courage to face danger in spite of fear, and to stand up for the right against the coaxings of friends or the jeers or threats of enemies, and defeat does not down him. . 11. A Scout is clean. He keeps clean in body and thought, stands for clean speech, clean sport, clean habits, and travels with a clean crowd. 12. A Scout is reverent. He is reverent toward God. He is faithful in his religious duties, and respects the convictions of others in matters of custom and religion. · ····· · Certificates written ( s m a l l ) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' - Certificates written { l a r g e ) - - - - - - - - - - - - · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Stencils made - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - STATISTICAL Coinparcu___________________ APPROVAL �."\ ' :-:;: (,·<.. ~ t ' ~ • ,- (j " fi • ! REGION No .... ' CouN'ciL Nd. COUNCIL 5 558 ROSTER Date....!~..,~1:.. !?.~!........................... Council.......-.:......!..~g.._@i!t............................................................................................................... State..... ~9.Mt. ....................................... REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS I agree to serve on.the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending______ DecQl!}>er_.ll_______, 19~-. (Expiration Date) and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Consti· tution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils; EXECUTIVE BOARD · I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue rintil the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. • Please Fill in All Columns ~ NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT , "'s~ ADDRESS ;;z .-to' to''° TITLES 11>.;! ""' arJ "'0 CITY STREET No. :; t:>'H> "'"' "' "'"' i>;"<D "' 6'1§ l8II' ..~ ""' "'"' fBeDl"Y M. Cla.vtoa ~ A.X ... :Burrow Mtuaphla Jd.ght.. Gea & Wat-e:r l'liY. President Vice-President Fall• Bld• - ~la Dal.at.&tom G~-. tW .P. Ballt48" Hotel Pea.bod¥ John Ger'beJ> Co. Vice-President Treasurer 1521 wa..-IY Scout Com'r. le x Re Jiew z lfev District Chr .vu ....,,,_., Re Y.Emlle A. D120t /r., Joe J'lanaaa ~Ia. Cox rc.B. YonnA". Sr. Qia?~ -"'... ""' ~~~a Ea- rn~~~ "::: r.i c:>o- IJQ~ g ~" m .... ~ ,e • l New X4 Vice-President Oo. Lake - ii- •••• RA District Chf~ r lfev District Chr. ,,-...<S. Dis~~\\>) c Dis\.~rt~ v Su41s.. Miss. El g~~! g~ § O'O g_rJ IJQ .... "-"' "' ~g~ ;;- ~:== ~ Q()"' i:! ;l);:;a O' "'"' :; c.-"' Et c."'"' ;::~'d I§ ~ "'... . 1j 0 t:>';<l~ I" 0 > > El ~ ...... ('.) <1> " "' "' ~c -Oa>() .. o ~o~ _..,.,. PC PC iii PO 14 AC !'O ~· / • '.f. B.o'bert Acklea Chr. Org. and Ext. Chr. ~\\'>~ ~ )> V' Lead. Train. Chr. ,..<0,. \\) Advancem'n't Chr. 3581. Ponlal" ~<0.\\ Camp. & Act. Chr. ·C\._~~1 tal Garll:v g~.. -~ \\..l>,i Health & Saf. Chr. "''""" :ve.. Finance Chr. l\.'-../J\.:::::!/ Cubbing Chr. Coleb1aa Mutual !over rlluesel Wilkinson Man & !ensd.od 3581 Watauga / Jir"lmer M.. Riee ""n.G. /nr. J.s. Goltnum ~ li.W. o.C t:rl-b ~a Cll 1-b lit Ac 34 AC ~ 10 AC S4 PC a AC 5f PC AO' ll PC AC, i3 PC x 62 ~.Ro_ IF' ~strict ./ :a.A.. Kull ./ .9bas. M. ~ "'e_,. ,;! ... -- -·- Slanok Bolton r.&.E. s. . __ JW .J.. /Jeaa• OwmJ.- · ,/J. Qranville ktea 183> lkcha?lf;;e lUu. lftW ... GoodWYU hstitute Blu. Bolton 'ft- ... Ool Ool•lJia Mu.tu.al !ower -c-- Gosaitt L1'bran Latsch & ~14 New x Re PO lie % AC 51 PC AC 52 PO Re z AC ,29, ---·--- Bew Sen.Sc.&SeaSc.Chr. Re Rural Chr. R 0 ~r1ini:r .,.hr. Bew -P~. AC ~ , '1 PC AC a. PC AC IO IC z 21 83 New Ex.Bd.Mbr.atLarge lte Ex.Bd.Mbr. atLarge .Re Ex.Bd.Mbr.atLarge Re Ex.Bd.Mbr. at Large Re lO 34 1•r AC AC AC AC AOt x t ?!I PC 39 PO Mi PC 50 PC • PO AC lO PO * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed.......................................................................................................... ~-- . . ------------·--···---···---Scout Executive .:,. �. "'·· 1 I f; I I ~ ' ,, I •..:, t " r. <. REGION No •. '- ' ..:._:, CotfNcrL No. COUNCIL ROSTER 518 6 Date....l..a~...2'•...lfl.ta.........:........:...............-. Council.....·-··········-··-~~----····································································································· State.......!f..tUUl-..........•................•.........• I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending-------~~.&...-----·-· 19...4a.., REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS . (Expiration Date) and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse i;ide, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. · I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to EXECUTIVE BOARD the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. Please Fill in All Columns I :ii "s-~ ~i:r ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT i:r"' TITLES CITY STREET No. ..... "' "'p;-~ "'"' liiZ S'g "'~ g ... m"' ..,c; o" ., 0 q ~ > '°a""' ... ...~ "'B r.ig~~ !::!. g~~! gg. :,vs:~ !?,t:t~ i:r ... El ...- o.C::ri; -0' t:t"' :::I "'1~ ~ ~S"l-30: ~eat'D g~~i ..+d> • • ,! ..... :::o: ~= J ~ "' 0 O'Ot .. > g.I>'~~ Q .. 1ll "'c ~=== ..... ""' _.., ~ h ~ <> - ;"' "';: 0;: ~ = s: 0 ~~ tl><D o.., .... o~ President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Treasurer Scout Com'r. District Chr. District Chr. District Chr...._<$1l ~i9~J) J) ..l.\. =. ·-\:::Mh D ~- r. /F)(? n District Chr. /A'J.)~~\\~' Org. and Ext. Chr. - f?O _<\ _:""\\ ...... <f\.\~l?' ~ IR\~;Vl>'"' l\\_j}\::::::!) -- /A.•E;,. - • 131 .• s. •oa• st•. \\ - ))~// Lead. Train. Chr. Advancem'n't Chr . Camp. & Act. Chr. Health & Saf. Chr. Finance Chr. Cubbing Chr. Sen.Sc.&SeaSc.Chr. Rural Chr. Reading Chr. Pub. Rel. Chr. Ex.Bd.Mbr.atLarge 'RA Ex.Bd.Mbr.atLarge l.e Ex.Bd.Mbr.atLarge Re Ex.Bd.Mbr.atLarge 'DA !It to ... .......- l~ ~ PC P. tletvU4 :Lake C.i'.lllOl"Ut- ..... x a-t11 -.tner• le 14~ PC J ..... 0.&111 z 5~ :r-.11a ltld,_ · IA.I! IAC Pt! /John E. ao•..u ! -IN-ti I l!'.' * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be ft- r checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed........................... ----··-···················---·-·-····---·············Scout Executive �. 1•! ' t 1. to"' I . . ... .... ' ' REG.roN No., •. . . Coti'Nc:WN6. COUNCIL Ro STER .4 ,r;i 5 55$ Date........l . . .__ n._..19.~......................... REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Council..... - ..............~:~~-----··--·-------·--····---------------·----··-----··--··--·--··-·-----··-----·----··--··------------··-· State...... ~------------·-·--------····---------1 agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending___________ .Dtocmtm:_a__________, 19A2-, (Expiration Date) and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. EXECUTIVE BOARD I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration Please Fill in All Co1umns of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. I ~ 6-ti' ~i:r ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT i:r<> mZ .., 1":11 ""o g ... CITY STREET No. "'"' p;'i' . 1:7'o; ~ . ~=m5- TITLES ~ 'd . q "'"' "" ""' e.r:s :ii ... > > ~s:~ i:i,S: i:::r'"" i:r:ii,. !!D 8(1) .... l:l "'0 miaJm ;-~ ::!... :l iii' ~== ~..,aq.... o-m ; .... ~'C ~;-,.,~ ooe2 (fl g ~.gm ~;-. tp 1! . ... g~ ~ Ji!= " ~~~ = i:t=... . 't:I ... § la ~ s: - ;"' 0 C; N l!l .... ""... "'~ $~ ~'g "" "' ..... o~ '<I President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Treasurer Scout Com'r. District Chr. District Chr. District Chr._~ ~~,..~ t ..,.,. ~ J.l . ~ r\i}.,tr~h !.> ~ \\ .<\ :<\\\ ~<f\\~i>' ~ IA'.~),'t>v \\ ./ 1'olm. A.., .,....,_ ~ .... ,-:,,a .IE.A. /Cha&. B. 'Churek j it'.- ll.. E. Jasbl, - f?O /F)(~ ~District Chr. Org. and Ext. Chr. ~·~\.~\\\~ ) ')), v Lead. Train. Chr. Advancem'n't Chr. Camp. & Act. Chr. Health & Saf. Chr. Finance Chr. Cubbing Chr .. /J\'::::d) - . - . r"k. lP a.. , .... Mill. wan. . 362 l!liith 915 la41son Ava, Sen.Sc.&SeaSc.Chr. Rural Chr. Reading Chr. Pub. Rel. Chr. Ex.Bd.Mbr.atLarge Ite Ex.Bd.Mbr.atLarge h Ex.Bd.Mbr.atLarge le Ex.Bd.Mbr.atLarge Ne111 61 x 48 • AC AC AO .l(l ~- •• IG * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paymg Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Si~ed-----··-····--------------···-·------··--·-------··-----········-····-···---······Scout Executive fG PC " �I . " ' . ~ I I ~ • I I ; I :-----; ~' ' , ., l c ~ •. REGION No.~ Cou:Ncii No: COUNCIL ROSTER 4 ti 568 REG~STRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date....!.~--~~!......................__... Counc11.•.•.. --·········-····-···········Ckleka.s.aw.......................................................................................... State........:.:.....,._,,.................................... · d group or ComtWttee · December 31. 1942 o f the counci·1 f or t he year end.mg·-------·-·----------·--, ·----• I agree to serve on the designate (Expiration Date) and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. EXECUTIVE BOARD I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. Please Fill in All Columns I i:O CD ~~ ,.O" O""' ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT TITLES CITY STREET No. a;z oCD "':!!! °"' o a~ q O"H> "'"' "'!!!.ts :!!I>-< c.S:: t:rr-\ ,.9CD ... "' Qi~m """ """'"' tP1ms:o a~~~ =~ ~ 5~m CD"' ~ > > ~~~ 8 CD 0":!!1'<1 ?;! S"i "'o "'i>' 6:::i= '1 '1 '1 m 8 ..~~~" O" ~ '<I (!) g~ """ . ~ - "' ::; §:S-1-315: :::= ooeam OQts:::'<I ""ID'1 ::laN 8' g~~i c-t-CP • ' 1l!l i "' """' """ ~;:;a o.-" "'"'Q ::~~ -.... OCD 0 ~o~ President Vice-President . Vice-President Vice-President Treasurer Scout Com'r. District Chr. District Chr. District Chr.L:"\.<,9\ Di~t~\'9J J) D~v 1 r. "'(\:JO_/? ·e:@.istrict Chr. '~\>~~~...)., ~ =--'.. Org. and Ext. Chr. Lead. Train. Chr. Advancem'n't Chr. /.:)~\\ ,,....~\:.:::31/' Camp. & Act. Chr. IR\\\))>l>' Health & Saf. Chr. '\\JJ~' Finance Chr. Cubbing Chr. Sen.Sc.&SeaSc.Chr. Rural Chr. Reading Chr. Pub. Rel. Chr. ~· llP• .. & Water Di· r):x.Bd.Mbr.atLarge 1204 tt..• - Planters .Jank BlA, Ex.Bd.MbLatLarge Ex.Bd.Mbr. atLarge baus Ex.Bd.Mbr. atLarge ,..<0, \\ ))l>"' r /m.aa. lttthhlfwe / Cheetel" ateld.• I Ahe~tt -.a o.. Ji.4 !it Jie. .."' • ~A l3J PC ./ AC 4 AO 11 t PC 31 3 * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, pthers should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed......................................................---·····················-·····Scout Executive �FORM 0 .. 10628 7000.841 C .. ~ .. " ' ., ' I REGION No~ CouNCILNo. 5 COUNCIL Ro STER 1:168 Date....;!~-~:..~!---~~~~-~----------------·-··-----• Council ...------·---····---------~~~q~'-~Y......................................................................................... ---.......... State......~-~---··········-·····--··---·-------··• REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending lleen'ber 19~ and hereby make application for a (Expiration Date) ' registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is ·to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with ·the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my· membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER Please Fill in All Columns ADDRESS tt'l• NAME PLEASE.TYPE OR PRINT PLEASE CHECK GROUP []CAdditional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Add~tional Executive Board Members at Large. Do n~t 1~clude me!} already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. STREET No. CITY '.laphla .A.C ID PC 68 AC 144 PC * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or· has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed..................·-············-···---·--·---·····-···-----·--·--·-·-..,,------Scout Executive �·' 1 ' " ' REGION No. CouNCIL No. COUNCIL 558 $ ROSTER REGISTRATIO N ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date-------~~---~~'~;~~-------------------------. CounciL-------------------~-~~-----------------------------------------------------------·-----------------------···---------------------- State__________ ~.!--------------------------------• I ~gree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending .December 19~ and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. · I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is . to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my. application a - , rhor«e A~ l»r. J.C. kn-ea /J •.A. Carllsl•~ J'1:,. (Bodaa lla'bel' 1eo1 w.J . Bacon / J"lldmJ H.Il .. Jarker i :ilJl.. Bann l"'llt. lt,.J. /dohn 13. hall.eY :sa,... STREET No. se.w.1 /!l,.J. JJoatur Jotllav' / l..U• :B. :Bond.vnmt rD&alel 1. looae I~ Mari{)• s. B01'4 rPttUJ. ~( 11.,«h ~ KMDhf.:• & Oo 274.a Ceatral. ·.-~<J /'z\>N\ ~~,c\ "'~~ ~ {(~ (0)\g f:# ~ • '~\\ Baber Lett~~ Shop ~':\~ i~'\),>-·· 156 Madison AU\. ~"~~x 204 &mes Pl~\\ B.dl"ow ldts l..'UJ ll.ll . s. Main 803~"- vv '~ st Cbm-oh · ··.:Bro••. Jones, -~ ""$ I>' ... =~ P>:li ""' '<'o m" '<lo ~ '""' ... ~m IO J:J',.. 8<>,.. c;g::~ o"11JQ- :IQ i:::o-m :::s., gS-8~ ooea tt> g~~li' ~ .> =i " g~ 8 ~~~ > C':ll~ :1 s '1:l ~ ~ ;f ~ {i;' IOO :::=s= ":il go ~~~ s: "::ie. ... ~g "'.,... ::?:c ; g:Sial -".,, - "' . j i::,.. ~;- .T " § ID ~ g:~g ~: rl -"1~. x Re ..,, x z % AC 154 Re !.• % AC I~ 10 AC 16« PC PC AC AC 141 :re AC llE Pe AC !&4 re AC IWJ>C AQ et f C " ., :r z Re 1te le lie % Re x ta. .AO: !al 10· - . ~5 lie s Re x M 0? PC AC nJ i~ Re x Be lt AO 6! PO AC "It PG AC w .rw lte x AO I~ PC JaglaaA, Jae. st. Re >lu. Madison Ave. a48Mad:i son Ave. 215 s. Paulin• Jrew 8 % Re Re 91.5 Oustom Rouse Rerna:ndo_. .Misil. l&.t.tiOllal bk of E.=i:!! ... "'o.= lie Re Union Pla.nt-ers latioa.1 Baak Bleoh.taan Ct>oslv' Oo. P.O. llo% 5188. ll~toa Sk\1• Jtemoht• I.1.ihl. au & Walerr Dt111.sioa &uthwea\era 1"192 Fone•t Meb41•* Roepttal Do<:~n m.u. Route 5... Pe:rkt.ns Ave. ~J (f'~A (f ,~ tT'" ~ ~Adel.ab.. 99 / nr. J.w. Roe~ g,.. mZ CITY ..... ? S'~ ~C' ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT .. Please Fill in All Columns ~ LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER / w.i.llc .Acron /(,; Woi-then Ape /fa.nee J.• Alexamlel' / llolm.ri. Alco\t 11.Ue n.. All& ;!Ms. a. All• / Dr,. w.a. A'1dnton /Jolla A. Austill PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Add~tional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not tnclude men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing ~ach District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. ~ Counci! Member not assigned to Committee . I d Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. x z Re z iew x ltew x ~e~ ne AC ll 10 AC It 10 AC DC N AC a1 :re· .. Mi l"U 14:1 l'\f v ... lt AC ~ .IU1 AC ill •PC * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed..-------------------------------------------------------------------~--------Scout Executive �FORM 0 10628 7000841 D . ' '·' ' ) . . ~~ . - 0 REGION No. CouNCIL No • 6 COUNCIL 558 ROSTER ~ Date.m... :l~--~~--!~~........... mmmni Council.m••···----~'~!~'W......................... mm ........................ m......................................................... State.................. ~!"~..................... -. 1 REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL . SCOUTERS I agree to serve on the designated group ·or Committee of the Council for the·· year ·ending December' 31 h , 19~ and hereby make application for (Expiration Date);:> registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath arid Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is . to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application S:ac 19nner /°E: .. R.. Ctidve11@ /liewlt Q~ Cal.1e-'w ,...,..x.o. Carter /S• R•leon Ca•tl• x••• c.. Life llel'l\Oa lldg. Medical. Art• ln.48. ate im:l:'ftlJ !3;§1,. ;,)_ :>,__ .fo I ~.,,,, ~ ~· Grav~ /Allen Cox. Jr. ;W.lf.. Cox /' A.M. Cra.wf0ri ' Lar*7 :a. CrQOn 'E.,R .. ... Sr. ·- Cha&. Dtehl JJ,.E., Mlworih (__! ...M. Do.sif!J" JFre4 B. Dl'•t.lua <f\;~,~:I\ _,,_...~ ((~ Do• CG. (0)\5: u ,,,... ~ Elect.rte Col tt;J ,(\''~!:'." (f ~\Y 1870 ... , d~\~Y.\\))$'3N .. ltel:Tei-* '-"-J} ·!.-' SheJ'lffts 01'~~\ w Coffey,, h .. -m .,. _, . . - __ . ., KMbattaa.._ Wa'batJh /Sam. F. Cole /LP. Cooke (Dr. P~tiaJ, fhe Hew !17& .!Roson-~uk :a. immltla ~l.C-. 'foof & Co.• 2fti Goo_. 281 Conn ll.. T... lkma 1.lea CITY. STREET No. "• B.er-naadQ ... dI u..,.;?er r?-- "\\ ..~-, ..., ---=-'- \\\.~ .... il&. >j,, u "--.,.. -~·;;,_-rr Jliss.. ""• ·~Weil Bns. ~ ~. ·' Commerce Title E:.ll. GrumrJ nag. (,\ oo.. Southwes\eft J.~. 210 Union Statioa lld&!-. 60 s.. ""' '°'o ~ ... ~o g. ~~~ ~ ::! >8 ~> c-:oi Ei[ ...... iO' ,,, . 2a. ..."'~~~-" g..."' ,,,_.., """' ::I-!! ... ~ c ,,.=i., ct= ""' ""i;::liCI' !!l:!:ll>-< goHI P'8t!>Mo Ci~~ '<I !l>O <I> o'1fl'Q- c::e-m gtot~~ :::S"l-35; ~~~ !l> -".., .. '""'.,. ~ "' " "' g:~g ""' ~ ~~~ " -~ ~~~' 5 " _., ... ·ae ::It .AC 4~ PC AC 61 PC Re. z l'ew x Atrm PC u.:ie:aa. C)ao- ~== <!>... ct 6' ~ Re x Re x Re x Re Be Re lUt h Re .Re AC 51 PC AO I AC z x ,0 % z • Re s Re lte x ' 1 Re AC ' x: x z x 6~ 1C 10 AO 1a PC 40 -~ PC AO x New s Re x Re 4, PC ~ PO AC $4 J'C A-0 61 PG AC m PC AfJ 5~ x lew x Jfe:w Main. "'~l i:; .. Re Dllwo11lh Co. !:>' ... """ liiZ !l>:li /s .• ·!foot llr0\lll r C.M. Cllaabere lJ ..». Cballlber• .....-0.ll. -'!"" .ner ...C-"'=- ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT /-..ri Please Fill in All Columns ill () LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER 1 PLEASE CHECK GROUP 0--Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Add~tional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not mclude men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. ~ Counc~l Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked_properly. 3~ AC $! AC ~ PG PC AC 41 PC .31 PC AC I AC .. ~ PO PC AC PC -~ PC 4C '~ l>e AO AG • * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). SignecL....................................................---····················-····--Scout Executive ~ �t . . • 1 . ~ ' • ·/ " ' , , REGION No: ' - COUNCIL 6 . No. COUNCIL ROSTER Date-----~~!!~,~.-~t:.. !~~~--,---------------------· CounciL...----------.-~------------------;~~~lit ________________________________ ·--------·-···--·---------------------·--------------------- State.. ·------------~-,-----------------------·• REGISTRATIO N ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending . Dec•. 19 4a' and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, .as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is ·to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the unders.tanding that this. subscrip~ion will coll!-mence ~ith the ~ate. of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and contmue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application a ' ~ /W.'l'. E4ae /hank c. ~. ,,-Dr. ,~.s. Ello• /Dr. B.W .. EtteltMI ,....Johll J. f Dtt. ,-,.w. - t:r"' STREET No. ftedler ;M. :m. »'f.ae !IJ'&'d. Goldsaith 'Jack Qoldsmlth f»r. J..M., Orav~s fJ'.M,. Grou\ "Rusaell Gregg rnev. William G. GUr1. 1'35.w. lkll• '.blhV .lall• lloberl Q .. i&al"d lletU.ll (Jt.L., lhUTindoa Ill.JS. Hlll S'g ., 0 ~ 5- q -~ 'I~ -1oa Ave.• Ster!• Bl&t. Stan.dar& ~nttmii- &o .. 150 Mat11•on ·A.ye.. Universtv c'# ~ , 814 Vnlea Ave •. . 8&3 ::- J'al":fell Ca1hoa Co. - -e Amert:can - jj"iA• S.uft •• -"" ~@n l>. Gaaale & Co. ~i~""~Martoa,. A.t'k. (( "'\ \\\> ... 0, ~ - A \\ - _,,~- "'"' g!!i8:1 () i;i go "' - "' to::i.a ~ 0(1)() ~. p;' ig~ § ""' "'... Jil= °'" m S'CD • I ... 'O j P>O 6::::= m () Q O; " ~ ~ g:s~ =~-g .. ..o., _.., M i4tJ PC M ~ 10 AO .35 re b x 12 x AC 41 PC AC Sil H 'ji AC PC AC ·54 AC 61 PC AC PC •• " • x Re & AG x AB ,44 Re Re ?a ~ lle Phil A. Rall• 545 Coaeroe !fitle lllk,. Steri.ck BltUP"' l.988 y.m-.. lfaUonal Oak J'l.nrirut Mtp. Ae-. lj""<»;a ji;' ~g~ i:r:ii'<I x x x ae '· g~~! gS-8~ ~~~!. 2a .."' - . (I) AO I~ ·10 JC ,,-~. > aq> B x .b ~~\\'\>-_ .. ~ ... a~::!l p.S:: b" ..... .. 9., ... ::1 B Qfl:i? m ;-~ ...... "' Re Re Re .le Re ~ JJ~\> .-.·ai:· ........,_.- eo.• Anderson Clq~on Cotton Co. 1441. Vinton Cowl Bouse ~~J.i .. . ()(I) -~t ~<\GJ c~ Ba J. Ooldemi +~.till ~. Co. . 'O n,_. i:r ... lll ... wg: l>Z !?! ... CITY.... a.. • '· - 't ,...-:Jonph D. Jlemag "'l0cha A. -,tllrlenum /A..~. .. i:r ADDRESS PRINT .. horpa ff. ~.v. Echol• s~ .. :ii ""' - f Please Fill in All Columns ct LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PLEASE CHECK GROUP 0 Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. 0 Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. 0 District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. . !)it Council Member not assigned to Committee. D' Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. -• :a ;a AC H • 10 AO 46 le AO 11 !O· • s Be le x PC Ml AO 46 f C 40 II 14 s AC la Re z lfew Bew z -8$· r· AC PC n PC Re % Al M PC: AO !W PC la x AC 59 PC * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be - checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon is-1. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed.. ..........----------······················--------------------·--------------------Scout Executive �. I . . r , ••••• : I .,, . I 111; . ... ' ., REGION No: J ' ' CouNcii No. 5 COUNCIL ROSTER 5U REGISTRATIO N ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOOTERS CounciL Date...... ~#.~---~..'--~.~~'-----------------------· ....---·------~-----·-----------JJ..hick'&sa.w________________ .____________________________ .________________________________________________ State __________ f.tu:m:it ____ ,_____________________ ~-----• I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending Deeembel> 31 , 19_. and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) ' registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration .of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as inay be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is .to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application :... c: ..... Cl /Deea Jlalrold Brown - til!lA.J:ll :. v ...,_...... .~ ,. ' ....}mo - :f.YI'. 1 /! ' "'C.M. Jact'bea 11.c. .Jolaaon ...-v... .Robert w. Jones .,.....Walk o. Jones. Ir • bank Klntt Al~T. ....-Me.._.ll :- 11>:!! "'" STREET No. "'---:. . . .,...ft . 1':.&ll-o I.old.• ·J.ero:r . . .'l>.r .Lout• LilMr LM.da. 141.ewlli Pres\iner{'2l ... - .., . ~ ··= 11. l'"l'-A-.. lolmavftl' =~ ., . ~5' ..~ '\\... V" ~ -- ~g~ > t:r:ii <q B 11'0 -g" "'.I ~ c: .. :; ~ iO' ~~= ~ " ~ g~~! ::::P1 CDP' c: ... ~g~ g: P'~t!. @:[~~ :::c: "' l.l 00-oCD c:::: .., "' ::: ~ o.C: C''"' "'a ..... Qg'~$ 8a g g@rm ""' as .T '""' x ~ "'ac::ii ... llQ<q "'" 26 .ll" . "'. .. .-"c: ~"' .... """' "'- .. "'"''" r:~~ Oc>Q !~~ AC i-'M . PQ AC l'M 10 1tA :I: Be a AC llili PO AO li8 l'Q .Re x AC ., 33 AC Iii PC 12 i~ :PO AC, i~ PC 40 :3'1 PG ae .a. x ~ x PC: AC Bev x AC New z Re x ·~ PO Re x AC I~ '.PC AC 58 H AC 151· ff &. ~llad1$0n Re Re *z . AO 141 re AC 14 Commerce fitle Bl.._.• Re x :Re z x z - l".<· . H ,,,- ·"'" \.~ ., ~-c\\.'>= ..,.. .~ Goods a.. .OhuJ'ob na.e • Loeb*•· .. l'.ln J. Liehtei-.-n "' "" ""$ )) :ae ~ ·i\\ t:r ... c-t.-U Ftrst·Hat.iollal Jaak Bla. A JR'\<\Q) We-st Jlemnhl• •. ..a.it. l\. IJ~ ).> 1205 Vaace""' ~@,. ~i~~~~ su-u.e Blda.. ./wm. . . .u. •. - " ~ o.,. ille "'•• T r..ewt• J\. Mempb4s HI. .... ..... ""1P•. 1i<J _ i.....a...a .. 111._ 1il CITY ; .~ ~r-> r"\}~ ~. liceb ~~ Malet> ftee.tr~ta~ 18. 700 Ptmlar Delle.. ...-$ ...M- ,.. A..G. ., 0 Krmel". William .a. ,.,-V.G. t.ana A>t*. .R...G. Iiee ~. m-z Chambliss Ave. /A...L.. lJo'l!met' /'II .'R ,.,.t:r t:r<> ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT " Please Fill in All Columns :ti LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER !B.w. -- PLEASE CHECK GR.OUP D .Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. · D Add!tional Executive Board Members at Large. Do n~t mclude men already listed on Form 1062A. D p1strict Co_m~itt~e-one sheet can be used providing each District ts marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. ')Ct Counci}. Member not assigned to Committee. 'IT Comm~ttee-:--ont! shet!t can be used providing each Committee ts ma!·ked properly. . Sl,\:>"<ft1V Co- Re Be ff~ AC ~ PC AO .14 f {f A\1 at. PC ao ,....._.,.,.. Soutaen Leather Co. le Re lit N&QlQa:l Art• Bl&r. z AO. 43 PC AC 41 PC M M Re x AO &~ tJal• Planters llational Bank Be AO 111 PC ~ * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed.--------------------------·---··----·------------·---------------------·------------Scout Executive ,." �' • ~ • . ' ' : • • : ' . • " . . ' • > ' REGION - " COUNCIL No: 6 ! . • :N"o. COUNCIL 558 ROSTER Date ____ l~--31.«--±~i?.---------------------------~ Council. _______________________________Qhtckaaaw.--------------------------~-------------------·····--------------------------------------······ State____________________fJIUl,.._________________......• REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending Dece.ra'ber 31 , 19~ and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is .to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application LIST MEN ·oN COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER . 4.R.. lialae clude men already listed on Form 1062A. Executive Board Members at Large. Do n<:?t 1i;clude mei:i already listed on Form 1062A. 0 p1stnct Co.mD?-1tt~e-one sheet can be used providmg each D1stnct 1s marked properly. 0 Merit Badge Counselor. ~ Counc~ Member not assigned to Committee . 0 Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. 0 Add~tional Please Fill in All Columns '"'o.S::c:rHi ~ ti:! !:ts~ .... > > ~~~ ~ 8 '<l "'"' s ='"' 11>8<1> ... ;-[ ~ =-~11>0 ,,,.. 5'~ 51 mi~m ... " iD' ~== ... =- "'p;om ~"1ctqm - s: (I) ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT /~ .1;;. PLEASE CHECK' GROUP 0 Additional Executive Board Members. Do not in- STREET No. =""' .,II>~. CITY hmnhl• ti~ "'o ~ ... "'0 ll>UI .,.."'" c. . .... "<">"" §~i~ sri~a §:5'8S: c:" "' a " rnea(D Ji:== ..."' c: c.; §:SOI t:~-g g ~g ;' :;i "' §" II> o,.,, '<l s.~.' ~o~ ...... M- iiiZ ~ ff s_ "'~~~<'> ""' .... s ~ - • - Re x x AC At l'ew lt. AC l3E PO 692 PAnlar 280 Jlerna.nillo: Re lt Re !C /JLF .. 14....1 r".tt ...L .• )te{)ee 1637 Bet.herwoo4 . Re u AC 6'7 PC AC M AC 1st Pe 68 AC 149 PC ,,. !fbosias Mc&1d.2M Mchighl- & Patton Board of Eale.Ud -'laee. B. Ma.J,1;e1"9' .. /~ .. i....,_ - - le Canova Foods &- Jr. - lL ·- "'Dr .. Jlo.bert· H. McCru1liJI Me.mi'>.hi• Street Rail'WJJaY CG. w.:a. Mallon & $ou .<t..."\l Re .239 Pl• /Forrest M.ottveil&J' IA ~~Q)~ l\ /i'\.':)) )> _,,... ,,..Sam Nleke.Y.. Jr. ~@n Qi~<'\\~- lli.oke7 Sroa. :a.e AC CM 1'C AC la: PO 19 Re PC re % ~ • l'W PC Re x AC ,29 Re % Re Re x B AO 141 PC AC 4t PC AO 5~ PC Re Re x x 1442 Can 1095 Chelsea Aw. 'Re x !'John. Pilki-n.aton ,,,A.I. Pit>kia 1217 s. hlleTU Bl'I'd. 604 Gooa.w.m Inn. BldA-. Re x B.e x AO 6E PC rMamn 2()3. Oo'QJ'\ House Re x x x AO 63 H AC 184 PC AC Im H (( .. J.E. o•cai1- • /J:. w. Or,ri. l l ,...ll. J'iel4 Oallttm ,....,Wealev Ill. Patton ·, l'C.T. P-...baltei' ,...rHar4wi2 Peres t'GAR~ T. Pel"..... "'* Pane (W.J • Prescott (E.E. '\ ;\\)>" Pl'\ldea'tlal I.1A~a~I. Qr.rdll :Bro.fl... (ii~~ os.bun ·-c;.-, " ""'=a• • Vnioa Planters _.. .,, ·- rr (0)~ ~.. hlwtere- . Poat Offiee Box 2697 234 s . Belv.t.ere .iosti ~soutltweat.. lae.... snnae Bldg. Pleak * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee AC N&w x Re Re . PC AC ll PC AC a~ PC AO I~ PC 6~ AC 04 PC with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). ··· 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed.........------------·-········::··-··················-····························--Scout Executive �. ' . ~ . '' . ' . . ., REGION > ' CotrNCIL No . No: COUNCIL 5 - 558 ROSTER REG~TRATION ~'i?PTER .OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date....i~it ...~1.....i~~---··········- .............. Council ......................................... ~~~---------..................................................................................... State..... ,................................................. I agree t~ serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending :J.)ec.. 19.....42 and hereby make application for a , (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a.membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is ·to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING fer the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application ~. Sam lt. Baines ,,,,_........._... ·- '1' - !ticha'PdSA~ STREET No. CITY Memnht• .... 12..'l& Re x Re Jle lt ~ % <1...'11 lle A ~<\Q) dJ . Be l\ fJ~)> lie .-.@n Ile x fi...• - - - - - Qo,., '"lli>_ U....'l+.-~.- ,L Rwfttl.. Batinmt\ 1'ank: ot Coameree 899 Madlun Aw. IL.:!i1. 1mmr 300 Jc. Avon W&Y Stertek Bliz. - - ~.n Jl~. - .. - t'J .J. iine(i)'ilht1er. ho... n JeelakS!Uq ;b,"Jl<)rul Sld!IJlQ' /Walter L. bl th ,...,.Al1'retl Solra , 'l.M. Sna.in /O.L. ,,..- ' '\. \.."--""""" n ft S»:rin.d'iel4 /G.D. st.rauas Germaato-wa. IH.P. Sulllvaa Walla. 465 w. ... Excbang$ :Sldg. ti ~ frig Mi••· ~ c o.C' trl-il ""El .. ,. El :31 t:S.., ... C:i~:: -i' 0 '"ioq- c:o-m :1 '1~'CS fff?. c,.. ;!l. (II g~,gf .... r+(ll i •• .s> ~> :l n [~~ C':!l'<I l"O 6== '"''"'"' ::l. !. s: §:ii:i! 10 ~~~ ;!l. 0 ::i .. -~.c: "' c:c "' ~=8~ ill::: mea "'... C' "" '<I • p) .... -'"',,, ~~g ~or; ....... ~ AO PC AC 42 PC AC 61 PC AC fiQ PC AC 41 PO AC 6~ 10 45 x AO 40 PC AO 14& PC x .d 58 PC AC 42 . Ml I« z ·PC P'(t x AC I~ PC AO 5~ :PC Re x x AC IQ PQ Bew x ,_..». ..'\. '\. BelvfJtlere 7oi-est Hill Daiq Jlemohis S\one & Gravel Co •• Commerce Ti t1e Bld.«. "'e.1:1 :II .... Re • ~~!"'eo. J'rank 3. Pee."M.6- ,.-D,r. :ae i\\\>v 340· Commerce rll'\\e~ ~. ....-Gilbert M. Schloa• ;' Al'thv SeboeUs SAaY - 0-1~~~'7 ( --~ '""' x Rtula - ..... "'o ..... ""'" ·X rz.L- ~~. ii~ Re 'D.t fw.n. q "" Pl'm Re ftM. 1.0 .. C'" ;;z ..... 11>:!1 "'0 ~ ... Dl..AP • Methodits\ lfetmitU, lbotors lll.&t.. ~ A~';tt.j,,a f''Dri t:S'" ,..C' ADDRESS 1617 St&riok Bltla. Iateratate Real• Oo. t'~·· Ruaseu Please Fill in All Columns ~ ..--Obas- D.• .Jtlil'!Jiar Richardson - Add~tional !' NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT -r•--~~,e clude men already listed on Form 1062A. Executive Board Members at Large. Do not mclude men already listed on Form 1062A. 0 District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. 0 Merit Badge Counselor. 6lc! Counci! Member not assigned to Committee. 0 'Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. 0 _.... ."'"' eo ... LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER 11'.V. PLEASE CHECK GROUP 0 Additional Executive Board Members. Do not in- Re % Re x "" v ,,, x Bew x Be al. 8'1 He lle lie x Re ;it A'f 146 • AC I~ re AC 141 PQ AC I~ 1'1 AO .. AO 16' lC AC 141 10 AC 51 FU At: Iii PO * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the ·roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicat_ed in column above). Signed.. ..........----------------------------------------------------------------------...Scout Executive �-· FORM o~ 10628 7000841 o 1, ' " . ... ~ 0 ·> ' REGION No: • CouNCIL No. COUNCIL 558 ROSTER Date .... 1.•-~---~~-J~~~.L-·---------------------• CounciL ______________________________________Ohlckaaa1it.......................................................................................... State...............~m REGISTRATIO N ROSTER ·OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending Dee. 31 , 19~ and hereby make application for· (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. . I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is ·t!) cover subscription to the publication .SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application PLEASE CHECK GROUP 0 A.dditional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. 0 Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. 0 District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. 0- Merit Badge Counselor. bi(' Council Member not assigned to Committee. D' Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns . ~ LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER ~~ ,..!>' ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT ' l'KeUJl !al.OJ< ;a. A.. !a?lo• ;m... lhompa<m. )~. JC~ fho_;_. __ .,..; ,,w. P.. !'dmatt ......-----------------------• tr CD srz 1"::!1 ""' STREET No. CITY leaoa !J&"VloJ" Oo-amRnY 1891 A'lit\la ... tun. /lo1- Vala.tine J. Ooldad.ilt 6 Sou Go.• ;J)r... S..•lo Wa41a 1 £.ndr- 1h w------r Con.rt Houaa ; D-. E-~-~ w~~ "Alfln :a.. Weil ;James a. Wiaemaa "'Geors:e Wo<JG. "'lll'. PerMr Woof. ~ne A f"'lfi .,,.. .... Cecil Wro- lllev. Chas.., wtme:v. l'C. ~Toua' Co l\ ~itte Jn.h~ Samela.on Weil ~... .492 Wle4e '· - sr. eo. ~n ,,_@,. - -~'){ ~'Q) dJ /)~)> I-ne. 1c>i~~~- o~ ~ ' 1\\))...- ~ - A::)'-\\~ Geo .. ~•· Col_.....~ "~ '\'\...- ,--; tower . ,,.,,, .rr»,<~'1 ~u.h, .. Ga.a & Water Dl:'f'i ai on. ~"' /l,I "'!!=::!I>-< Cl) "' ... g g. f.....s. [~~~~ .....s: ()Sl':l!. .,.- ... .. rne:2:· == "'... ::tC'l ; -"., g!!g . " g ~~at t>' ... """ ""$ S'~ 'tlo "'" -s_.a Boebuk & Co. tewa .. l!ena ~ 8 p,S:: b''""' IDSCD .... "'g~re ~t-f!Jq ;- S-[ > ";l. 8 Cl) - ~ §~i~ §:5'1-3- :: gm ,..,. as-. T ... IJQ'<t CD CD . .fl % :ae ~ Har~ Hoa~. .q Ke· Ua1oa A Pla».tet"a l&Uoul. 11'5 "'"' at-I ..... 5 § ~~~ t>'::!l'<t ID<> ~:::a= "';:Ila> "'ID '4 ~~~ ....... ~ Av 5; ;rg AO 151 PO lte :. De x Bew x At 24 pg M) .PO a. x AC 5C M Be lt .Re Re x 1le x AC I~ ?C AO lati PC AC 89 PC AC 14E 10 AC 121 PC 14 Re 3 lite x Re lt It& Bev g '° AC l.iM PO x New x AO 181 N AC 151 10 AC !al PC AO 41 PC Ml I«: * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed·-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------Scout Executive - �t ' - ' FORM 0· 10628 7000841 C , . ' • ' . ' CouNCIL No. REGION No: ' ' ' .. COUNCIL tl 558 ROSTER Date---------~~---?.?.~~?.!............................• Council....................9-~~!!!l:~~----------------------------------------------------------···-·····························-------------····· State.......... ~---------~----------··············-~---····• REGISTRATIO N ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending Dee. 3l , 19~ and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy, Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is .to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application ~ 1~a caraey fTe'5_ Cl'..dldl"ess STREET No. 908 Breedlove 749 .Meeomtell, ~ /A ~"\OJ)) ~\_ JJ~ \> lJoha! :ti. Clibson ( Qap\) fj)r.. John R. Glllaaml 400 E. hl.r~ 761 Vance ,-l1...'B. Uu.iq>hriea 'Miller Johl\aon 1J;JJ1. Jolll' vG&e~ J .. Madllnge-r 858 !J'iiag ((\ ;\\\>v 547 s •. Highl~ ~ OVerton ParJt,,~"' 455 ~~ ·"-:'..,\'>'-" ~,. ~~:--.\.VN' · Foneat Mottweller E.B .. Mo~ .. " •• i. ... C' ....- ""s: ~ .... """" (l)~a :; S;Eiial ~ -""" ~~~ ...... 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F411'1 Mclihener "'Pri " ... ,..1:1' 1:1'"' ADDRESS lF.M. Cooper Oates 1:1' ... "'"' =.. NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT Bowers l':ftev. W.D. '.Brq /M-.R. C~threll (lfod Cantnll Please Fill in All Columns .:... .... LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER ~Mil ton PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additio_nal Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Add~tional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not mclude men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. [X Merit Badge Counselor. D Counci.1 Member .not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. •. ........ Re Re He:numao, Ml••· ....__ .~ - ..... V..4'1....-.... p... x • liev z :Naw % Be :Re ~ 41 PO AC ,3 10 NJ 4t • re NJ AU cc_ l"!iJ z AC 2JD x .A( - is to be registered in various rapacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster.,...-ane should be * If Scouter -~ ." 7Q P-C 5 ~ JlC checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed............----------·················---------------------------------------------Scout Executive �FOAM 0·10829 7000841 D ,., ; t " 1 ., REGION No: ' I REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCQUTERS .. • CouNCIL No. COUNCIL ROSTER Date............Taauat7---2',... .l.9-4&.....................• CounciL.................C.hicka.saW ...................................----------------··--···--···--·--·--··---------·--···--·--·------······---- State---···----·---·--·--··--·-----------·--·--··--···~---·• J. ,agree to s~_on the designated group or .Committee of the Coun~il ~or the year ending " 31. , 19----4$and hereby make (Expiration Date) PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Add~tional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not mclude men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. c1£Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. appbcat1on for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is . to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application _... ..... !" NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT Johft Via~1'! I' :Rn.v J:i. Ward r:: -,t. T' ll'lutt t.H ~ IH~i'L t\ ~ ~~ - - .•~ 'fy, 0 ... ,11 ~ ..- . . - .T• ~ ,..tr tr"' o;z -- STREET No. . m~-·· ~ ainM .;._.~. - - 1'.- ...... u "''" ""' "'"' x 11. A:lke. l'ew Ile ,_P,,_AJ 6 A (J , Jj,,. - ..... 1.i~ .DAN- ... ; ~ '"'"' 11>:!-i!. e: g:s;;;i ~E~; ~ ...... i:ae~d) t:i::: ()no- IJ'l~ 1! § • ."'... -""' ;"' -".., _..,_ c: t:l AC MJ AO IUl !Ir q SI. c .... g~ ... " ;.;1~~ §:i;-8~ c:i:: .., Q c:o-m t:11-1~'CI 75 1iAu •.a;.,,.,. __ ... _..... ·"""- ""-IP 'tlo '"" q ~ - . "' h---•lll ii~ 11>:!1 ""' "'o a~ CITY . tr ... t:i'" ADDRESS .., !!t:i:!j ..... a~ S' i::i.S:: b'~ s> ~ t:t:!j~ "'S"''"" ll>O ~ .... Qg'~:: =~ ~ "' "' wm o"1rJQ- al :?. i"' 6== ~ LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER I Please Fill in All Columns S~g ~o~ !Ji • ,,.. PePC _<(-))')~ {l W\S :;, ~ o~ ~ ~l\A(Cii~ ~ ~(~V ~ " Ir>~~ ,. _<::\.....\ PC ~· A'\t __.. l>O \'>- ~~~~ ~~ * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed---···············-··········--····················-·····················--····-Scout Executive Pc �FORM 0·10628 7000841 o ' ' REGION > No': T ' c CouNcIL No. COUNCIL 558 5 ROSTER Date....... l~---~1. .. !?.~--------········----··-··-·-··-~ Council ....-------~~--------------~-~~-------------------------------------------·--·····-··-·--------········-····------·--········· State................~~-!'•••••.•.••.•••••.•••••••••• 4 REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS I agree to serv~ thl{esignated group or Committee of the Coun~il ~or the year ending • , and hereby make apphcat1on for (Expiration Date) t9S registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is . to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit Diy answers to the following in support of my application · / Please Fill in All Columns .::.. .... Pl LIST. MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Add~tional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not mclude men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. · . D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one slieet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. ..=.. ~ ADDRESS ~<I> mZ P>:!I ""' ., 0 STREET No. [11 CITY ....... 924 li. Au'bu.n.dale Di•t~io.t Cl ,16:> S"~ ., '""5' P>m Q<I> p.S:: 11>8<1> ... Qg~~ ~ 8 ;-[ "i ;; o'111Q- ~ ~5"8~ =- . . > ., ~;;;8<I> i:c ooe:;:i <I> oq()nog~~I ~CD l'l e• 'cg 5 ... ~;!l'<f P>O ..s: .,.-""""... -" "'; _., .. g~ :::s11:"=' ...... ~~~ ,, a i=o-m ~~~ (:)" a><!> SD::l-2!. e:!;"<I> C; ~ AO ~== ~ ~ ~~g ~o~ ~" A'<f ~~)))\ .-"'>. '' ~ <I> ~:: <I> "'"' Commission J1& x :;; ... -i1't: ' R.M. Melilwee ,, ,, ....... e.= ;11t:rt-!io.... 1*J)~ .~ o~\:;<\(~~ tR -\(~V o~ ~-- IP~ ·-· _,_, _<\"'\\'&>~«Vi~!.' ~~ * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column abdfe). · 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed..................~---·-·-··--·············-··--·····-···-·····-·-···---··-····-···Scout Executive �_}.,:1, ,:1·n \~;-c~::::t:!..C ~f~}:!~:~ 11 :.;]. ·t~t • .lJ' ....~. �FORM 0·10628 7000841 0 ' < ' ·• REGION No: couNcIL No. COUNCIL 6 158 Ro STER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date.....J'e~-2~--~~-------------------------~ CounciL... --------------------~!::>:!~~~:!'.~------------------------------------------------------- ..------------------------------------------------ State·---------------------~-----~------------------------~ l agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending ·December 31 , 19 42 and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is . to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to· the following in support of my application LIST 'MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do ·not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D pisti-ict Co!ll~itt~e-one sheet can be used providmg each District 1s marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns ADDRESS NAME STREET No. PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT /Borton :a • .Annis ~ .. D.. Collier Porter Bldg. 81 Madi eon /\.ve. Bldg. CITY Me11rphl1 Couacil Member Re x F..e Sa.rd.la, Miss. ,AI.L. McGeorge Re Ro;val. Feed. & Milling Co. L. 'Wilson rt.R.: York .52 AC~ ff x x x 162 / .-rJolm. Grq AO 5'i PC % . rRussell R.e&ves rB'arl'T x ,x 158 s. Main s .. *"""" st. ·' _ t;_'\. ' " ))/ n -"" "' · AC~ X. AO 3:, PO Re l~~-t -"-~" 7-~?attoa l~ntonAve. X· Co1mcil Member New x u Re x ft Re PC AO 3n PC 8.0 4E PC x * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--0ne should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed..................·-·········-······················-···········-----------------Scout Executive �·-..:!. :lr , ;Feb. 17• 1942. National Council, B.s.A•• 2 Park Avenue, Net1 York Oit~, N.Y. Gentlemen: lnclosed ls a check for $19.10 to fees for the 19 Scouters on the attached sheet,. Frank J. Thorn desires both oertifioate1. W. Gordon Morria Scout :R:Xecutive WGM/W cove~ the registration Please note that �FORM.0·10628 7,000841 0 --' ' ' CouNCIL No. REGION No: '· ~. COUNCIL 5 558 ROSTER Date.....~b.•...1.7..,. .. lP.~~---·····························• . . .............................. Chlekasa:~------············································································································· State........ ! ~.!•.••..••.•••.•••••••••••••..•••••••••• Counc1L REGISTRATION. ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending December 31 , 19~ and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the ~ational and Local Councils. . . I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which 1s to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my ·membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my applieation PLEASE CHECK GROUP 0 Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. 0 Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. 0 District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. 0 Merit Badge Counselor. 0 Council Member not assigned to Committee. 0 Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns I 5'~ r~e:;;t G. Ball Boa.rd ot lllducatioa Court ltou• 1035 E • .Mc:Lemore WMC'I· Radio- StaU. 1121 Madt.so.n 1024 Madison Ave. McGregor' a lac. Memphis. Chamber of Commerce 1: ,,...,J,.E .. Sa:bm S tertek l314g. i,....R.ll~. 584 Hernando V-1'-J~ Vaadel"JDa.l'k ~j f 1 Wet,er· ......Carl L. Willlaa ·" Co-.d~ ~ember· ::> ~<\(~o1l Member~~ecutive :Board ~ 1200 Poplar -1 ;:,i 6"1§ m" -·-107 Oour\ '.&. .. . .....~ '"Iii. " • ..,,.,. ::s "1~'CI ~=8~ ooe:~ l ...... . "g~ "ti~~ =. . <I> ::tc ~ ,lil= ., Q ::t "'"h (I) !O (~== ) " Qo ~ ...s: Cl><I> p.1 :l!. a.... g.l:>a> l1& Re "'0 ~~ (fJ % % x .Re x AC AC AC Ill '<I 5~ !PC 4~ I ~ PC pC AC 4' 'PC & l PG AC 5l •PC Re x New x AC Re x. Re x AC 6l 'PC AC 5l •PC Diatrtct Com. Re x AC 21 tim!U Merit Badge Cmm Merit B~ tt Merit Badge It :New x Ali 41 J New x AC 31 PO AC o; LPG ~\ ~"',!,;~Eieeutive .Boa.ni -~v 'C'5Uncil M.eml.Jer t?~vt> StE&rl.dar~\....._• Councll Member - "'o ~., CounC:. ~)"')~ Re ,..Alohn McGregor f,..CUfford Penland Sima. Jr. Skinner !ZIC""'SC'D (')m<D<P o"111Q- c:o-m t:f ~"10 "' " ; -"., g ~~r; S:~g .. !§ "' _..,_ i a.s-. f ~ "'"' ! ~~~ :;: u-,ii..•Re x Council Member AC 31 PC AO 41 PC E.xecm.tiTe Boa.rd Ile x Re x Council Member AO & PC Be x Council Member AC ~ PC E.xeeutive lJoa.l"d Re x AC 3~ PC AC 4f PC Couneil Member Re x Couneil Member .v-?<\I .Re x AO 51 PC CITY Cran& Co.- Allen. ~Hon. Walter crum.tia.... /,,,,.JJol-r:Jh Clark :--John Clegh.om ~Dr. J. MUJ"l7 Dads ~· J .J. Bobson I...§ .x.. <I> io:!l ""' STREET No. C"O > B ~ b't; -"'" lil"Z "'""' ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT ~Pre~ton ~ a=i:ii ...... "'io9.,,.. c..s= .... "'...... " .... ~~ =i,.. Pri l:il !" LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER ' ~((\)~~ LJrank J,. !hoq L..JIZ'. .IJIU.me M• /~ommie ca.rr· F. Johnson J ~bert G. Shultz. Sr. ;~·· I.igh't .• Gas 099 Ma.di.son. Ave. 1606 li'.;astmorelaud 2389 Broad & Water Dt'Visio.a 1'ew x * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed............................................-----------···············-···-······--Scout Executive .ru �.' ... , FORM 0-1i062B"7000841·.. 0 ' . '· " l R:i:G10N No . CouNcIL 5 No. - COUNCIL 558 ROSTER REGISTRATJON _ ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOOTERS Date------------------------m---~---------------------------------------• Council. _________________ !!_~-~~~~~----------------------------------------------------------------·------------------------------------------------ State---------~-~~~-------,------------------·-:------• I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending llecember 19 42 and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) . . registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to tl).e Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated-on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until t_he expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application a. ' :.."' ... ="' ""'"'""" ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. 251 Court Frank :Benner iiiZ II>~ "'" '='o 9_11 CITY -~hi• :.q- '· Arthur Jruc-e /lrad. L. Christenl-m.v- ltempr..:!e r.1 .aoht .. Gas ..... ~ "'"' i»El<D .... "" .... mga ..,..., ;-[ . "'":C ~~ ~ ... "'f?_l:S b'""p.S:: g'1oq- co-m g11~~ ~m ., ~ N0\1 Ko l! ee. Dl Re & Water Din!!loa B::teeutive Boa.rd aa- "' i. "'"' ~~~' x x "l .a> .. (!) ... m (') p; - " ~ [~~ > ""~~ 11>0 ~== ~ [ ::!. ... 8a ...~~~" s:i!l- m" :::!i>-3S: '<'o rnea(l)i ill::: c:ioo- Field. Sci.)u.t Commissioner for Senior SCO\lti.nc. (already reg. as (founoil M.br. E.L. :Bruce Co. Executive lJof?..J:"O. ;/C .. - Please Fill in All Columns i:t! LIST l\1EN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER /i:erm. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. . D District Conimittee-,-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee--one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. - "g go ... 1»::t~ ; "'Eii ~~& "' o-i;r _..,_ I» ~ ~o~ AO! 5:.1 PC AC 58 PC AC 4'J PC Re ./ (Please . /Charles Gallina, Jr. /LOuis R. E'umyh1'"&7S 1--- f" /Allen Morgan //Lawrence Prentiss Lowell' /fre:d Pritchard h •]':J• Saunder& /T.W. '\'1'1al.ler " ~e~iet&r-!r. Com. tr. !-;b ala)· /1!'\i 128? Eastmorel.ana. A"Vt..- 1-.Asst. DisM. Jl.i~i)\ Bew r~ 111 \I)\'\ · U•S. Post Off's. htage .... a . •:t• .F.-'1;0· .•.•.• ., ' '• Rew ~· 'f'o-r Senlo.r· Seoutis!r First ktional Ba.ult - ~ -fr'"'--· (C' ~ber Re ""'" v .. 373 N. lJelle'fu tr"'" v • OoJild.asione::e Re o<- ~ ~ er-it :Ba.6£e Counselor 433 Madi.sea Re l.899 M&dis~n.e.~ .._\\it Med t Ifad{;e Counselor N'et1 1049 lito _J~~ Net>.i Mtstri c-i :Oolilmi ssi oner ·- ~tR'\~I; ~:Jj~ ~/ I J.w. 1:ster x , / ~AC al 1909 x v' AC 44 JO" x x AC 33 1V AC Z7 x PC BOS AC «> PC PC % AC 4"1 x NJ 39 .PC . ( INTlini RA.Cl.AL ...S-.Ji:WIOI.E DIVISION 1074 Shaw Field Comm! ssi oner Re x AO 60 Seminole DiVisiaa PC ,,{j i\'~' ,.,......./ * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed----·--------·--------------·----·--------------------------··-------·-----------Scout Executive ·--~ ·' �,._,I:' ~. ('· Ma.rob 11, 1943. Ba.ti.on.al Cottn~i. n.s ..a.. • 2 Pdk Avenue, Bw ?otk City. :w. I. Gentlemetu /\ for the Sooute:z·s ca the attache4 liat. Plea.ea note that Mr. Hem-1 Bennel" is alrea<ly rag:i.1... tored as a Oouneil Mem'belt and that *'• bed Chrt.ateabuJ'3 4e81ree '° w. Gordon Morri• Scout lf.xeeutive WGM/W l �FORM 0· 1 oe2s' 7000841 0 REGION Nd. ' CouNCIL No. 5 COUNCIL 558 I ROSTER Date........~~~--~~!...~~~-~-----···········----------~ Council.......................C.J:L:l~~s.aw................:.......................................................................................... State........ ~~~~-~---·······-······················-~ i agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the .Council for the PLEASE CHECK GROUP year ending Dec~~mb~r 31 , 19~and hereby make application for REGISTRATIO N ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of ·receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application not 111clude men already listed on Form 1062A. 0 District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. 0 Merit Badge Counselor; · . 0 Counci.l Member not assigned to Committee. 0 Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns ..,.tr tra> ADDRESS iiiZ "'" ll'o ""' ~ ~=! NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT Mr. J.R. Hartle Mr. Wallace R. Reid elude men already listed on Form 1062A. 0 Add!tional Executive Board Members at Large. Do !:d· ? S'~ LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER / 0 Additional Executive Board Members. Do not in, STREET No. 1954 Oliver 1695 N.. p_:.._~ CITY Memnld.s MBrit &d.<:-e Ocn;nselor Oouaeil Memb.er ,,...., "'"' "'i~ . S'~ ~ 'Cl !!ts=!· ..... i:lic:: b'"'.\ 11>8<>"' mo-""" CD Q<DCD~ o'"ftJQ- co-m t:S rt ~IC B S"i 8; .... ,, i ~ ()" :.I'~~ - g~ S' ~ i:r=i '<I ll'O 6== .. ..... "'"'' 11>:!.2!. e: .,.;;;" m .... 'Cl Q AC. iO IAC 51 x x H. fa:Vd Route l, Rernando.Mise.. Camp Di?"ect~ ($1.00 seat ln to Nation..qJ Couaeil, Ja:t.J.'fJ.8Z7 27th wl. th Charter_ A.~1pliootioa ~ fJ - /} . L,,., See attached sheet. ' ,. J-r_- ii Io <l i. L.,~_,,,, """' ~ If A'\1 ' ~...;,,,_ 1» ·nYS~ """~ A" Q) gS-8~ ""' g. ooea .. ~::: ..... "'... c: ; ~!ig g·~~i "' ~ ~ •• '""' f:tD eo~ ... ...... ~ jgll! ·ar. Hope A;> > ::l B ...... <lot:l>CD -., OCDt> , IAC i ~ IGd {) ·A v (\ IR o~ ~ 15>~~~<:..(Vi~ :\\'~\> ~·)) ~ "' IP~~ ! {{~~- - <t:\ ~fR\~~ ; ~"..;::;> * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). SignecL............---····-······;·················--····-······························Scout Executive �.(,· March 31, 1942. National Council, 13.S.A., 2 Park Avenue, N~w York Ci'Qr, N.Y. Gentlemen: Included in the enclosed check ts $2.10 for the registrntion - ot two Scouters end one large certifiot;"te on the attached sheet. With best wishes, I am i'f. Gordon Morr! s Scout Executive �FORM 0·1062 2000841 D ' ,, . REGION No., > CouN-cIL No. COUNCIL ROSTER 151 I Date _____4'1\u __ll•..l~-----------------·-·-··-·----------council...........................~--------------------.Ch.tekaaaw, ......... ----------·--·-·----.. ------------------------------------------------ State__________!f..-._ ________________________________ _ REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOOTERS I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending..............~....31................ .:......____________, 142----· (Expiration Date) and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. PROFESSIONAL AND I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to VOLUNTEER STAFF the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. Please Fill in All Columns I ~ QI s-~ ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT TITLES QI ~=p-<D p;'$ """ mZ S'~ P>:il ""' "'o i" CITY STREET No. ,,P' ....... 'ti E.1:1 :ii .... i:r.=t:r""' "'Sm,.. "'gil$ ~ a > > [~~ =-:11~ P>O ~ tr{ ., ...~ ..... .. - ;.,. S-h -""' OQ QI 6== .... 'tlo "'" iD' g~ ~ ;- ~ '"'" ;~:~ ;ii~~ s: P> :+a ~S'"ls; ::tc: "' n §:!ill mea .. ~:::: ., C; "'"' ~ .... ""' ~~!Jq ;- g£~i rt-CD•' ~ 5 () ~ 1:1 ~ . _., =- ; 0 Professional Staff Executive Asst. Exec. Asst. Exec. Field Exec. Field Exec. Field Exec. Field Exec. Volunteer Staff Ai Fielcu;;om'r. <f\\"\ Fie{~ coik'JJ\S' ., v fo..fiel<~m'r. f \?\\CG ~ield Com'r. ~ ./ ltllliam P • ltemt0rih1' / w. I. illtehinaon r Commerce Tltl& Bldg[{' lt06 Lnilale o"'~ ~~ - «'"::-\,'\> \\'t>~ <\ '\\. rr ca)~ ,y '"~::-A1l S~ist. Com'r. lle :a:. u l.tDist. Com'r. He x AC 2E p AO 32 p Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. -- ,____ Dist. Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. *If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed. ___________________________!!'~~--~~»---!«e.mJt ___________________ Scout Executive �,., <,) 1leg1strat1on Sarvie(::~, Do1 Scouts ot America, :9 X>arlt Ave.• rfow Yorl\:, New York Gentlemen& lnol:uded in the ~mclosed ohecl: plGaa0 find :i;2.oo to i"ec.;i ter the tollotd.n.~ Seo-ers at Asaistant Di:otrict Cr.mnlt:Hd.one:rs to~ the y<:m,r!;'end1ng nee. 33.t l9A,~5t / / ~ ' WU:U.s.m P. Kenwox'tlW• Oommorce '1'1t1o :Bldg.• Hcm;Jhia / Sincerely yours, w. Gordon Morris. Scout Ji!•cu:Hve �~~__x, j,.Form 0-716-250000 1141 l".P. ,,\_ l . • 1 COU:NCIL No . REGJON No.,. TROOP No. .; BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 2 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. POPULATION GROUPS Al 100,000 and over cl SCOUTER APPLICATION 1,000-10,000 (TO BE USED FOR ALL NEW SCOUTERS AND CUBBERS). I BI l 10,003-100,000 I DI 1,000 and I Under Open. Country Check Population Group in which applicant lives To Serve as-------~:--:-:-------------------:::---:----::--=:---,---::--,-,,---~-----------Troop N·o. and City (or Subject if Merit Badge Counselor) (Rank) Fromi-----------------~----------------To~----------------(Expiration Date) To The National Council: Boy Scouts of America, 2 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. (Date) I hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America, and subscribe to its Scout Oath and Scout Law and its Declaration of Religious Principle as stated on the attached sheet and agree, if a membership certificate is granted to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws of both the National and Local Councils and such rules and regulations a~ may be promulgated from time to time by them .. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year (or a pro rata fee), fifty cents: of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at rthe National Offic.e and continue until the expiration of my annual reg>istration. I submit additional information listed below in su~.....,.~}PJ>li~~· . SIGNATURE of APPLICANT in ful.~l--~-_,___-_,..fL-,____.L~------..--~~~----,-------------Street address (Mailing address) Home Phon..___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ City County State,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Business A d d r e s s • - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Bus. Phone, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Approve:u__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,_ _ _ _ _ Title (of Approving officer) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ (see "Approval" on information &heet) 1. 4. 5. 6. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. Ag . Amer. Citizen or First Papers 3. Race - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Have you already paid a registration fee i'n another capacity? Yes D No D if so, Where? _______________ Do you desire pocket certificate 0 larg.e certificate for framing D (or both toe additional) Oi-----------Were you a Scout? Yes D No D If so, how long? Tr. No. ____________ Were you a Cub? Yes D No D If so, how long? Pack No. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Have you been a Scout Official Yes D No D What capadty? Where,__________ When and how long?_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ What, if any, Scout Training Certificate .do you hold?______________________________ Present occupation and position h e l . U - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - What other experience, if any, have you had in connection with organization for boys or young men? _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 13. 14. 15. 16. State the highest Institutions from which you have graduated Grammar D High School D College What is your religious preference? Catholic D Jew D Protestant D Other D None D Are you a member? Yes D No D Are you married? Yes D No D 17. Have you boys of your own? Yes _ No 7. D D TO BE FILLED IN BY LOCAL COUNCIL (OR HEAD OF INSTITUTION IF NOT UNDER COUNCIL) Is the person to be dropped in any other capacity? Yes If so, which No Is the person taking the place of any other person who is to be dropped? If so, whom? Yes No What capacity? Date Signatur"' Date Signatnr"' (for Troop Organization and Extension Committee) Scout Exeeutive (To be signed by Head of Institution if Not Under Council) (1) INDEX: Status of Troop (3) Certificate Written (4) Large Certifi.ca,tre written Expiration Statistical Entry (5) Stencil Made Compared (6) Application filed Filed by (2) APPROVAL �·---,; "' " :Hr;t;i:":>tr~~}~·,i911 ~f)~rice~e Jl(;~~p ~~ . ~:;e;i1~~ ·j 1;.~ A:;:1-:_~:t.<>1t;t~, !2 l"::>.1~.-: .''i.vo.,, ~ ·~:--; ~ .r ~,t ~:Y~"i.z:-e :f·(?.3{;~br~·r·;·~~:«·'.i" i · :·(rr _,t 1.~ c; ~1.~: !t1cln:'eiL 1n tl~Ji; 1·m.c1osotl cheic1·; p:rnn:e;n f'i"!id :~1.00 tt:1 tl1e fo11~~vr!r~f~ Scc . ;t~:1~ es fl I-~e1"i.'!i ;n~J.c;c Ccn1r.t.S(7~1~~,; o~r Chie"b1!Ll&'llt Cotmcilt · :z: w. filtO.rdc,n Morxis" ~kimit '.ilt?..aeu.Hvo �June 16, 1942. ner;i strr',,tion Servi cu.•• :Boy $oottt$ ot itnenoa, 2 llark Avenu.e9 New Yo3"k .. 1 ty, 1. t. I Gcnt14'mtsnr. Included in the enclosed check please flP.A $1.00 to :regtst;ei> 'the following a.s, Council Members of Ohiokaanw Ooune11. :n.s.A.: ·~ Lelte lfaT• Commerce Tl tle Bldg. Re AO 3PO JUna Vista 49 PO PC Please o~ the address ot Mr. M.O. Carter, Council Momb0}:r t from SOO Slll"ine Bldg;. to 2261 Mad1aon Aim.• <=''12.d F,,J ~ Vandermarl~.' s adclr0ss from Bartlett. Tenn. to '104 De:rmon Bldg~, Memphis~ Te:r..n. '.''. Gordon Merri s Scnu.t Exem:i.t·hre �\ ... \ I :Boy Soouta of Am®r1cn, 2 Pnl'lt Ave. • N'eN 'tork, Nau York Hentlemen: Included in the enclosed check: v1ea9e finii $1.00 to Cordiall7 yours• w. Go~d.on Morrie, Scout }~~CUM.Ve -~·· .. - ,.....,; �FORM 0·1062 2000841 D . I_ I REGioN No.· CouN.c1L No. COUNCIL ROSTER 5 REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date...~~--~!?.t...!~1~-------······························· Council...................................................Q~~~---·········································································· State...............~~---·························· I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending.............J).9..C.:JL•..~1........----·-·····---·-----· 19__42_, . (Expiration Date) and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. PROFESSIONAL AND I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to VOLUNTEER STAFF the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. Please Fill in All Columns I ~~ ... C' C'"' ADDRESS a;z ,.::; ""' ""o ["1 TITLES NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT e.1:1::; .... ~ o.C: tr .... > > [~~ a =-::; '4 "'"' '"a"' -C' '.:1 a ~ ... t:t"' "' 6=~ " ... I"" "'"" ., """' g~~! g ..." ... " C'~ """" ..... "'"' .-._.., =~ §:S"~s; ::!<:: ;.ii~~ :; ::l>ll> "' ' " " "" :> := ;; "'" ""5' rnea "' ::! c. '4 " !'g ~::g '""' 1!g~~i 5 " §" ~ "'" ~[ '<:j i:O 11> CITY STREET No. I;!' C' ... in 0""1Cll aaiaiai (I) (I) 000 ::1"1(DJ::l .. 0 (') t'D ~t'D \IQ •• Professional Staff Executive Asst. Exec. Asst. Exec. Field Exec. Field Exec. Field Exec. Field Exec. Volunteer Staff ~<I Field...G.om'r..<f\\~ v CoJ.\J)\> Fie£l / .., ~ielc~m'r. (>~~CV. ~eld Com'r. / ~ Dr. A. ll. Weeks 999 E. Parkwav S.... J(d'h,~"1 ~.'!> l.? - rr'i\~ ')>' - c". ' \ \ \\ ((" (())~ ~ o\\ ~- Dist. Com'r. re % AO S5 p Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed..............................!~ ...!!~.,~~-!..................Scout Executiv~ �Se-pt. 18• 1942 Regintr tion Service. , Boy Scouts of America. 2 P::.:rk Ave•• lfow York• New York lnclucled tD. the enclosed check please :find $1.00 /gtstm tio.n tee to registol' District Commissioner \,/' Warren Led'ketter , to December 31• 1942., Sincerely yours, w. WGrJ/J Gordon Morris 0 Scout F.xecut1ve �. ,, ,. REGION No<., CouRcILNo. 5 COUNCIL ROSTER 558 J.,..a.................................... REG~STRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date..~tm\.Je...1.fl... Councd.......- .............~!tQ.Q.'@.Y........................................................................................................... State...............!~.~---····························· I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending........~...!---·-···-···--·--·-···-·--·--··--·---, 194~·-_, (Expiration Date) and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. PROFESSIONAL AND I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to VOLUNTEER STAFF the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. Please Fill in All Columns I ~ <D :..I'·'".... ,.t>' tT'" ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT iiiZ ll>:; "'" TITLES ., 0 a~ CITY STREET No. .:;- 'd "'"' I>' ... CD Pi'$ "'"" =m ~!l>rn5(')CD "'"' e.io:; .... o..= ..... l:J''°' ,.9 Qg'~ $ ~ > e.., oq<D> ::.! .., =~ ~ S" j;;' CD g~ g~~! :P1aiP' ~;i§ @:S'8p; "' p;" "'<I" ooea<I> oqio::: g~~i "°(I) ~ • I 5 ~ O' ~ 'g gp; m ig" ~ .., O'O tj g, ~ '"0 6=~ <DID """' ..... ...,._ _.., Executive Asst. Exec. Asst. Exec. Field Exec. Field Exec. Field Exec. Field Exec. .Cl Fiel W::om'.r,~"'.\ F~ i ~ I ...... ./ ~ vwarrea Led.better P. o. -.... ' s::Fiel~m'r. R\~,(C;J ~ield Com'r. Box 295.• §.......Kt"~\'-~"''" I?.. u;;SllD \\ ~~'!> ~c:'.\{f\)))l> !:::::"'\ /F;',,COJ~')>.._ ~~\.Y~ ' t> - colQJ\)S' ~/ Dist. Com'r. le z l:l><D ~'g "' "'" ......!; Professional Staff Volunteer Staff 0 tT:; '<I AC 25 Dist. ·Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). SignecL.................~!:..~~-~;~~---························-Scout Executive 0 �. ,, •,,,.. r ;;<: :; ;1ru c)1tnci 1. }5.' ,..r.,.,, 2 Fr .r' 1 :: ·1.vr:-n1lc • m'" Y:r~'.~ Gl ty • W.~:.. '·:. G-orch:n Mc:,rris '>oout .~:xcoutive ·~ �T>-·~..~·~·1"'···r .-.Ll.11~-•.-L<:. ... -~"' #"J"·ll" 1,;c,m ... _ , lf ! ,71.,., 'fi .... -:-·~ ~· .u :::; _p,·~;c'._ .·,·\renuc, lfot1 York City, lf .Y.. �MEMBER OF INTER RACIAL COMMITTEE Lloyd M. 0 1 Neal 48-5371 48-4431 ASM & SM 1919 - 1924 2687 Burne Ave. Age 47 Amer. Cit. Station 35 Scout Executive & Deputy Regional Executive 1924-1940 ,,) �SUGGESTED QOUNC!L MEMBERS FOR 1942 NOllINATED BY ADDRESS George c. EarJ.T Harold Emick Harr,y L. Wilson RobGrt Cooke Pig•n ~ndstle, Inc. Burroughs Adding M2..chine Co. Sinela.ir H.efining Co. Hernando, Mir,s. J.. 2. 5. 4. Ir. Mr. Mr. Ir. 5. Mr. A. V. Shannon Lake Cormorant, Mr. Horn te.ke, ftiss. Cockrum, Miss. Olive Branch, rtiss. Bluff cCity Delivery Co. Model Laundry Cleaners The Humko Co. l40 Commerce Title Bldg. Russell Reeves Motor Co. Kraus Co. Swayne Latham Tires, Ine. 6. 7. 8. 9. -10. ~ 11. Mr. Mr. ~"r. ~12.- Mr. lb'. Mr. ...,,.._~ l.5. Mr. ---14. l'{T. -·-15. Mr. w. F. 'l'urman c. G. Allen .r. w. Norvell J. R. Hartie Merrill J;.icobs S. L. Kopald B. F. lWeamey Russell l~. Reeves Lloyd . Bensinger Swayne Latham ~iss. Mr. u Mr. Memphis Ms:ehinery Co. 1864 Madison Ave. Clark &: F&y Clark & Fay Layne & Bo~ler, Inc. Commerce Title Bldg. Anderson, Clayton & Co. 25. Hon. Marion Boyd U. 21. Mr. N. J. Boat:ner 27. Mr. F. w. Paul 805 Exchange Bldg. Goldsmith•s 28. Mr. Frank King 29. Jr. Fred B. trsifus Idlewild Presbyterian Church 00 s. Main St. Court Ifause 52. Er. C. B. Young 35. ~r. F. w. Klyce 54. Ir. W. B. IDorr ff ft ti Mr. Mr. 56. Mr. George T. Perkins 57. Mr. Paul Brown ft fl " " 1'f ff - ll v ·' 1095 t:helsea Ave. Hernando, Miss. Hernando, Miss ' /~--t~'· • . ) ,, : Ries Ir. E~r Mr. " " " J. Seddon Mr .. w." Allen /. fl Mr. A. E. Hoh~nberg It lfr. A. B. Friend fl " . ',, c.,.G . L, :e.(.A,, . Vnt r: () h .J n Mr. R. L. Defries 58. Mr., R.. P. Cooke 59. Mr. c. L,. Riggan Lake Cormorant, Miss. 1-f- 0, ~j--\f' !,{J'~ !J . (~At.-~ / 1...f '-f ·f '..J ..-t..:H.:tti~ . ) A f! 'f' : . , (\ (i.f ,~ft •"; , ., f f ~!'"" .r ~v /~ t ~,. i!:L~· • ., t;;' .........,,, ·",' "'\ ...;~,,)i'-,"" '"' '·<}-o·' ;., '· . , Vv '·"' ,.,.....,.,J,,f ,......{},C··VIAH'.~·~h.Ay'· IJ;? J. G. Gatf':IS Gordon Morrie w. ft SF..rdis, Mi.f3.8. Bank of Commere.e Bldg. 55. ltr. Alfred Sohm Howard P .. Halliday Mr. Harry Webb Mrs .. Compress & St.g .. Co. W. B. Mallory & Sons S6rdis, W.ss. s~rdis, Miss. 51. Mr. tee Mallory }'. w 22. Mr. J. I. Sea:y 23. Mr .. Larry B... Creson 24. Mr .. Russell Gregg 30. Mr. Wm. Neely 'Mallory T. fl w1r. s. K. Earp ft ie.s:.Mlt.;:$~ 1;,~-~~·~~~. ''"''~,~H. Richard Alcott Riechman Crosby Co. 18. Mr •. C. B. Cowan 19. Mr. John Grey 20. Mr. William Clark 21. Mr .. Gerald Fay o. c /\ Mr. o. L. Cox \\ �CHICKASAW COUNCl.L BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA INCORPORATED HENRY M. CLAYTON, PRESIDENT A. K. BURROW, VICE-PRESIDENT EDWIN DALSTROM, VICE-PRESIDENT W. P. HALLIDAY, VICE-PRESIDENT LUCIUS E. BURCH, VICE-PRESIDENT NORFLEET TURNER, VICE-PRESIDENT PERCY C. CLARKE. SECRETARY EMILE A. BIZOT, TREASURER F. JOE FLANAGAN, COMMISSIONER HEARN W. TIDWELL, ASST. SCOUT EXECUTIVE TOM H. REYNOLDS, W. GORDON' MORRIS, SCOUT EXECUTIVE ASST. SCOUT EXECUTIVE PHONE 5-2351 501-507 COLUMBIAN MUTUAL TOWER MEMPHIS, TENN. Nov. 17, 1942 Mr. Charles M. Crump, 1830 Exchange Bldg., Memphis, Tenn. Dear Mr. Crump: :,,·. As per our conversation, please see below the names of some proposed Council Members for 1943. If these meet with your approval, will appreciate it i f you will notify me by return mail. Likewise if there are any names on here that do not meet with your approval, I will appreciate it if you will advise me. Mr •. Ja,ck Carley ••••••••••••• Mr. ~horn.as A. Evans ••••••••• Mr. Marion G. Evans ••••••••• Dr. c. H. Glover •••••••••••• ':Jr- Mr. Blanchard S. Tu.al ••••••• ::c.-: Mr. John W. Maden ••••••••••• : . Mr. Ed Vaiden ••••••••••••••• Mr. Mayer Meyers •••••••••••• Ye Mr. Mr. . \( .Dr. Ivlr. Mr. - '"Mr. Mr. Mr. Doddridge Nichols ••• ••.•• F. F. Munson •••••••••• •'Harry C. Schmeisser •• ., •• John B. Vesey••••••••••• W. C. Teague •••••••••••• Wayne Deupree •• ••••••••• Henry G. Orndorff .i. • • • • • Lester Crain •••••• ~ ••••• The Commercial Appeal Commerce Title Bldg. Commerce Title Bldg. Exchange Bldg. Exchange Bldg. 608 Jefferson Ave. Columbian Mutual Tower Mayer Meyers Paper Co., 6 W. Calhoun u. &. P. N. B. & T. Co. 615 Grand Central Sta • University of Tennessee· Court 'House The Commercia4 Appeal 149 Monroe Lowenstein• s· Cotton Exchange Bldg. With kindest regards, I am· c°j~~ W. Gordon Morris, Scout Executive WGM:ew America's Future lies in its Youth! �CHIC'.KASAW OOHNOIL, B.B.A. APRIL 1942/March 1943 Total Ti',xecutive' s Salaries Asst. • E~' J. • Salary (H. T.) l,5?5.00. It 11 It ( H. ~.~. ) 650.00 H !I ti (T.C.) 520.00 !I !I II (T.R.) 1,320 .. 00 II !! tl (i1.fl So out Executive .n.) 1,800.00 4,2QO.OO (W .G.M.) 1,800.ob . £3,265.00 Canp Dir RO tor Off.A. q:::lary ... BookkeP.ner (R .J. ) l,244.50 -- . Stenogra:phe:rs 1, 781. 83 ...-· ( 8 • i-T. ) Off ice Ba.lary (J.,f, ,,r.) l ,620 .oo .... 600.15 . v 6,086.33 '• Audit Auto Ca.mna.ign Insurance Miscellaneous Office 7~qu1pment 10,065.00 1,440.00 (H,.H.F.) Bookkeep er - 500 .. 15 117.81 v so.oo v 994.98 v 6,586.48' 117.81 ..-· eo.oo 377.00 1.- 1, 3'21. 98 ' r.-~ 4 • 301 • 33 t... f 4 '30.l. 33 f"'",,. 40. 50 l,./ 40.50 ~,.-· 252.43 v 44 7" 79 i.---- 42.34 294. 77 lS.?3 467.52 ~~- t,..-~ �.. 2 v'· Off ice Supplies v,, Organization \..--' Postage 524. 20 v 125. ;)"( ~ 565.?3 i--- v Publicity \...·· Quota tr"''' Rent 209. 75 125.37 t- 51.31 /,..- ._... 61 7 • 04 /,_. ,--· 15 .. 11 :.. -·- 81.00 '-'··· v 433.46. v v 575. 00 ,__., t...-- 497.83 ~381.57 ,__ v 1,02.0 .. 00 v v' 559 .11 i.--- I<-'·' ie.11 575.00 t,.>·/'" Ret'.lre.nent rund 34. 91 t .. 43.53 . . ~ y 70.68 ........ ~,,. - {, .. .........-116.15 v Kamp Kls. Kim.a. ~ 98. 31 ........ 21~~. Camp Currier "Sl~ctricity Camp Currier :,,- __ ,. 3f3!1.. 57 t--· 2B0.43 /.-.... 29.19 ~ ,... 29.19 v Fuel '1-- 476 .. 99 ,. // 1.-- 497.83 ....... 116.15 ,,._ 98 .. 31 v--- 72 ·v v,..... 449.65 It Immrance H Repairs II ~-"" v" Swimming Pool U. s. r;.r0vernment Bonds 56.11 v/ - 221.Z§ v v- N \.... Loan - Ted Childress 249.54 v 26 '703. 96 265. 00 v 3,14.8.16 1 a.G53o62 x--. r,.....---·· '.:),9 I 85?, .11 ·~ ;?65.00 v.,., 5 I (}()Q • (jQ i.---· 5 1 000.00 v-·· 390.0l ~..... 390.0l V' 32,348.97 ,_./" -" 3,148.15 -- 35 ,·497 .12 . .....--·' �CHICKASAW OOUBGlL, :StStAt FINANCil1Ji RJ"l:?Olt! · • March 1, 1942. 1941 Crunpaign Pledges $ 2'1,414.24 Wnite .2.ota.aa Int0r Haoial ·~'Otal: $ 30,079.16 Pledges 1941 Campaign Fledges PaJ.d Waite I.nter Racial Total Plod.gos Paid 1941 Carq>aign Ylel~es $ 21,444.33 to be collected White $ 1,760.20 874.M Inte:r lt"l.Cial total Unpaid Pledges **•** * * $ 2.634.84 $ 2,967.31 ./ * Cash on Hand C~a.lga Acooun\ Legacy .. Mrs. F.lb:a.-oeth B. Currier Legacy • Mrs. Emma. Voorhies • · s,000.00 5,ooo.oo Ca.mp Ourrl er L:?Jce Fund 400.30 Kamp Kia Kima 590.64 Camp Currier 69.49 Ca.mp Danlela 9.23 $ 14,036.9? �CHICKASAW CiJUNCIL, B.S.A. FINANCIAL REPORT June l,1942. Canpa.1e;n Pledges 1942 Total White $31,093.33 Tota1 Inter Raoil 2.575,18 Total PledgAS 33,668.51 Campaign Pledges Collected 1942. Tot~J. W:hlte Total Int~r.Raoi~l $23,200.28 .. 1.o:i.1.oe ~~24, 211. 36 1942 Campaign Pledges to bf.I Colle.,ted Total White :!t Tota.l_ Inter Racial 7,893.05 J;564.10 ~ 9,457.15 �CHICKASAW COUNCIL, D. s. A. INC. FINANCIAL REPOR! Nov. 5, 1942. Total White Total Inter Racial $ 34,000.73 Total White :~ o tal Int er Racial Casl i. on }L-,,nd Planters li~itional .Bank & Trust Co. C::.unn Carrier Lake Fund .. Natione.l Bank of Commerce Legacy from the Estate of Mrs. Elizabeth ~. Ou.r~ier National :Bt:ink of Commerce CaE1pnir,n Account - Union * First National Bank 10,9~)8.ll 503.30, 2,515.62 2,515.62 J~sts,te of Urs. Emma D. Voorhiem P1:1rchaeed U.S. Government :Botl.dJ~ c.wrrp ~.n:l.els f'.orth Memphis Bran.ch - Union Planters Nait.Bk. Kamp Kia. !<1ma First Wational Denk Crunp Currier Manhattan Bri~'ch:ch.- Union Pl&.nters Ne.t. Bk. 5.000.00 73.18 572.58 71.73 �I CHICKASAW OOUNCIL, B. s. A. INC. FIHANOl.AL JilialOR! Oct. l• 1942. Campaign Pledges 1942 Total White $ 31,211.34 Total Inter Racial 2. 797.39 Total Pledges $ 34,008.73 Ce..mpaign :Pledges Collected 1942. Total White $ 26,847.54 Total Inter Ra.Cial 1.555.31 $ 28,402.85 Total Pledges 1942 Campaign Pledges to be Collected $ To. te.l White Total Inter Raoial 4,363.80 1.242,08 $ 5,605.88 Total unpaid Pledges •••• Ca.sh on Hand Chickasaw Council. B.S.A. Campaign Account Legacy from the Bstate of Mrs. Elizabeth B. Currier s,000,00 Legacy from the Estate of Mrs. Emma D. Voorhies 5,ooo.oo Camp Ourri er Lake Fund 397.32 Camp Daniele 88.68 Camp Currier 12.30 . Kamp ·Kia Kima �CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B.S.A., FINANCIAL CAMPAIGN 1942 Batesville, Miss Eudora, Arkbutla, Miss. 175.00 45.00 Sardis, Miss. 175.00 Lake Cormorant, Miss 262.25 Cold Water, Miss. 42.75 Hernando, Miss. 193.00 Senatobia, Miss. 300.65 Nesbitt, Miss. Como, Miss. 20.00 145.50 Olive Branch, Miss. 47.40 Horn Lake, Miss. 29.25 1,435.80 Arkansas 531.50 Tennessee 521.00 $ 2,488.30 �···=™ CHICKASAW CatliifCIL, B. S. A. Il'il'Co SEIUOR SCOUTING Sept. 1, 1941 - Oct. 26, 1942. Boy Scouts Special Fund, Petty Cash Milton Bowers Welding Co. Cha.moers Ezell Lumber Co. J •:B • Cook & Co • Fischer Lime & Oeraent Co. Russell Ha.rc1wick ·r:r. Gordon. Morris (Petty Cash) Boy Scouts Special Fund (Petty Cash) Seabrook Paint Co. Boy Scouts Special :EUnd (Petty Cash) C.W. Basden J3auer 1 s Red Line Transfer & Storage Co. Boy Scouts Special Fund (Petty Cash) C.las:cock' s Motor Block Service Riechman Crosby Co. ~IcCall Service Station Memphis Boat &. Dry Dock Co., Fischer Lime & Cement Co. Automotive Service Co. II II ii II ;: II Hilton Bowers KelcUng Co. Bauer's J .\!. Crosier H.L. Cloyes C.haltl.bers Ezell Lumber Coo DeSoto Hardware Faherty Electric Supply Co. Russell Hardwick Hurley & Shelton Kentln Teylor 11 1-Iemohis Boat Co. Putty Knife Welding Exhaul t Pipe Lumber & life,ils Resilver Reflector Cement & Sanc1 Light Bulbs, Sockets, Plugs l :Broom Picture Frame 1 Record Book Gal. Porch & Deck Lead 1 Picture FreJne Delco Battery 1l::x:change Starter Cartage & Loan of a Piano - 11 Bridge of B:onor 11 nBridge of Honor 11 loss 15.00 Repairing Boat Engine 4o50 l Valve Seat to fit installed 3.00 2 Valve Seats tightened :Belmont Wire - Inserted Packing 4=.50 6 (Lts Oil 7.00 10 Spark Plugs 2.00 8 Lbs Grease Dock Boat - two days l Stl:.ffing :Sox 2 Gal. Grey Gun Grade Steelkote Caulking Compound Filter - Fittings Switch Carburator Parts Turn :Bec."rin~; on Shaft - Bab-oett Strut Bearing P.epair He.gneto on Ship 15 G·a,l. Gas 10 Gal. Gas, i C~rpress 2 Snaps Repairs - Eisern2.n Mag. 3.12 2 Light Lense 33.85 Propeller repaired 2.75 1 Sea Clo Repair Kit 1.40 2 Pulleys Screen Wire - Tacks - plastic ilood - Turpentine - Wire Brusheslllop - 2 P.<dnt :Brushes - Pc:dnt Axe HP..ndle - Putty Knife - Tacks Large Roll Scotch Tape Dock Boat $ .21 6.00 1.08 .75 5.02 5.33 .39 .58 .10 1.79 .15 22.50 5o00 5.00 7.25 22.50 4.04 13.50 41.50 4.90 3.07 3.72 2.24 12.20 12.00 2.78 1.95 1.18 .40 4o80 41.12 1.99 7.90 1.58 20.15 �- Cut Be Feld :S:haft - Weld 2 11 Pipe Cast Iron Flange Gas Storag e - Tidwe ll' s ]oat 11 2 Small :Boats \·l. Gordon MorTis (Petty Cash) Memphis Yacht Club II I! II II '"' r::;, II Ii 11 If II ll ii II II II II Orgil l :Bros. Pittsb urgh Plate Glass Co. II II If II II II Pidgeo n Thomas Iron Co. F. Perlme .n Pri tcha..ro_ Bros. ]oy Scouts Specia l Fund (Petty Cash) Ii ii II II II Ii II II II ii II fi II 11 II II II ii If If ii II II II ff Riechm an II II Crosb~r Co .. If Mrs. C.H. Seaton Riechm an Crosby Co. See.bro ok Pe.int Co .. Sincla ir Refini ng Co. George T i<h·rell f_rue Tagg Pe.int Co. Wal 1rnr Fire Protec tion Servic e Sincla ir 1:\.efin ing Co. Camp Currie r E.I. DuPon t de 1!emours & Co. Russe ll Hardw ick Senbro ok Paint Co. Lewis Si..:n;'Jly 0.o. DeSoto &.ra.w are Co. II.L. Luchte meyer :Boy Scouts Specia l Fund (Petty Cash) Memphis Yacht Club 5.00 .97 6.ih7 7.00 Rope l Gal. Porchi de 1 II II l n Florili de 1 Malta Brush 2 Gal Porch i de Screws - Machin e Bolts 35 Ft. used Pipe 14 New Floor Flange s Galv. Pipe r.fisce l. Soap Povde r Paint - Brush - 3 Putty Knives Safety Pins - Mater ial Oil Hank Cord - l'ilisce l - Develo ping Films Belmo nt Packin g Caulki ng Cotton Bric_ge of Honor (Refre shmen ts) Caulki ng C:o_isels Glass 5 Galo Ofalin e 10 Life Preser vers 22~ Lbs. Lead Putty 2 Gal. Copper Bottom Bro~m P~int 50 Lbs. C.D. Inspec tion & l.'eigh ing OFalin e Aircr aft '.'!ater Pump Lub. Labor - Dockin g Ship Paint - Lead - Brushe s - Plasti c :.1ooa_ PRint Cleane r Hose - Clamps Paint - Turpe ntine - :Brush es Nipple - Coupli ng Gc:s Tube - Shelf Brack ets Linsee d Oil - Pinch Bex - Electr ic Fittin gs - Paint Brush Cleane r Tools - Pictur e Frame - Socket - Tape \'fire - Spotli 5ht Storag e 13.17 9.67 9.67 9.67 13.17 18.54 3.07 9.12 5.5~ .51 4.48 1.86 • 60 023 .45 1.43 1.20 1.10 3.50 • 70 6. 71 2.35 .50 3.03 35.00 8.21 3.75 4.28 52.00 45 .. 55 •• 60 11.72 .50 2.75 2.10 2.2.7 13.17 572.80 Credit s Oil Refund - Freigh t 3efund - S.S.S. 22 7.20 $ 565.60 �Memphis, Tennessee PROGRAM & OBJECTIVES FOR THE YEAR 1942 1. Direct and build the entire program and activities of the Council toward giving every boy a satisfying experience. Place especial emphasis on advancement in rank as a means toward this end. 2. As a patriotic duty, gear up the Council activities to render maximum service by Cubs, Scouts and Scouters and Cubbers in national defense. :Be prepared at all times to carry out assignments without deley. 3. Emphasize Camping and Hiking and Scout Adva.~cement as essential preparation for service in national defense. Plan and carry through greater camping activities with Troops camping under their o~m leadership. Increase the attendance at all summer camps. Promote the outdoor program through the year. 4. Celebrate Boy Scout Week using the theme 11 Strong For America" with the idea of injecting this theme in the program for the entire year. Conduct Camp-0-Rees, Scout Mobilizations, 11 The Advancement Progra.m 11 and other activities in which all units can engage. 5. Organize 9 Troops of White Scouts and 5 Troops of Negro Scouts, a totaJ. of 14 new Troops by December 31, 1942 including the organization of 2 new Sea Scout Ships of White Scouts. Organize 4 Packs of White Cubs and 2 Packs of Negro Cubs, a total of 6 new Cub Packs by December 31, 1942. Recru.U; new Scouts and Cubs as rapidly as possible. Strive to have at least 24 Scouts in each Troop and endeavor to have all Troops recruit to full strength of 4 Patrols of 8 Scouts each. Stri~e to have at least 25 Cubs in each Cub Pack. Win 11 The Walt or W. Head Acorn Awt:'"rd 11 for the fifth consecutive time. 6. Enlarge the Emergency Service Corps with the objective of every Troop participating. 7. Conduct a Boy Fact Survey in both city and county schools in all sections of the Council. 8 .. · Continu0 to emphasize the training of leaders and particularly new leaders and others who have not had at least the basic courses. Conduct the following courses: FU!IDAMENTALS OF TD BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT SCOUTMASTERS' TRAINING COURSE CUBMA.STT:RS t TRAINI!~G COURSE SKIPPERS t TRAINIUG COURSE TROOP CAMPnm HEALTH & SAFNrY FIRST AID DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS I COURSE TROOP REPORTZRS 1 COURSE (for Scouts) EMERGE1WY SERVICE TRAINI:i.fG COURSE 9. Recruit a leadership reserve in each unit to promptly replace men· called to the colors. �-2- Program & Objectives for the year 1942, Cont 1 d 10. Raise a :Budget of $30,000.00 for the fiscal year. 11. Improve the operation and techniques of all Courts of Honors. Strive to increase advancement and tenure of Scouts with especial emphasis on tho advance of Negro Scouts to Second and First Class Rank. Recruit and. trn.in additional Morit Ead.gc Cou.nseiors. Train the present Merit Badge Counselors. 12. Promote good reading throughout the year. Promote the use of the official magazine 11 :BOYS 1 LI:FE 11 Emd. secure Council 1 s quota of subscriptio n. 13. Complete the organizn.tio n of The Mississippi District in DeSoto, Tate and Panola Counties, Mississippi . Promote and increase the use of the ":Budget Plf.\,n" in every Pack, Ship and Troop in the Council. 14. 15. Pl~n and carry through more and better civic service, with especial emphasis on natiollr.:~l defense. 16. Place continued emphasis on educational publicity throughout the year. 17. Increase service to Troops through District Commissione rs. District Commissioners in Cubbing and Senior Scouting. Trn.in 18. Train and continue to train Scouts and Scouters in the practice of Health & Safoty. 19. Conduct Scout Leariers' Round Ta-oles monthly, except during June, July, August, for both White and Negro Scouters. 20. Select trained men and appoint as Field Commissione rs for various activities. �' ··L CHICKASAW COUNCIL. :S. S.A. INC. Memphis, Tennessee PROGRAM & OBJECTIVES FOR THE YEAR 1942 Direct and build the entire program and activities of the Council toward giving every boy a satisfying experience. Place especial emphasis on advancement in rank as a means toward this end. l. 2. As a patriotic duty, gear up the Council activities to render maximum service by Cubs, Scouts and Scouters and Cubbers in national defense. Be prepared at all times to carry out assignments without delBiV• Emphasize Camping and Hiking and Scout Advancement as essential preparation for service in national defense. Plan and carry through greater camping activities with Troops camping under their o~m leadership. Increase the attendance at all summer camps. Promote the outdoor program through the year. 3. Celebrate Boy Scout Week using the theme "Strong For America" with the idea of injecting this theme in the program for the entire year. Conduct Camp-0-Rees, Scout Mobilizatio ns, 11 The Advancement Program" and other activities in which all unit s can engage. 4. 5. Organize 9 Troops of White Scouts and 5 Troops of Negro Scouts, a total of 14 new Troops by Decombor 31, 1942 including the organizatio n of 2 new Sea Scout Ships of White Scouts. Organize 4 Packs of White Cubs and 2 Packs of Negro Cubs, a total of 6 new Cub Packs by December 31, 1942. Recrud:t new Scouts and Cubs as rapidly as possible. Strive to have at least 24 Scouts in each Troop and endeavor to have all Troops recruit to full strength of 4 Patrols of 8 Scouts each. Strive to have at least 25 Cubs in each Cub Pack. Win 11 The Walter W. Head Acorn Award 11 for the fifth consecutive time. 6. Enlarge the Emergency Service Corps with the objective of every Troop participati ng. Conduct a Boy Fact Survey in both city and county schools in all sections of the Council. 7. Continue to emphasize the training of loaders and particularl y new leaders and others who have not had at least the basic courses. Conduct the following courses: 8. FUWDAMENT.ALS OF THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT SCOUTMASTERS' TRAINING COURSE CUBMA.STERS t TRAINING COURSE SKIPPERS' TRAINING COURSE TROOP CAMPING HEALTH & SAmY FIRST AID DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS' COURSE TROOP REPORTERS 1 COURSE (for Scouts) EMERGENCY SERVICE TRAINING COURSE 9. Recruit a leadership reserve in each unit to promptly replace men· called to the colors. �-2- Program & Objectives for the year 1942. Cont'd 10. Raise a Budget of $30,000.00 for tho fiscal year. 11. Improve the operation and techniquOs of all Courts of Honors. Strive to increase advancement and tenure of Scouts with especial emphasis on tho advance of Negro Scouts to Second and First Class Rank. Recruit and train additional Merit Badge Counseiors. Train the present Merit Badge Counselors. 12. Promote good rending throughout the year. Promote the use of the official maga.zine ":BOYS' LIFE" and secure Council's quota of subscriptio n. 13. Complete the organizatio n of The Mississippi District in DeSoto, Tate and Panola Counties, Mississippi . 14. Promote and increase the use of tho 11:Sudget Plan" in every Pack, Ship and Troop in the Council. 15. Pl~n and carry through more A.nd better civic service, with especial emphasis on national defense. 16. Place continued emphasis on educational publicity throughout the year. 17. Increase service to Troops through District Commission ers. District Commissioners in Cubbing and Senior Scouting. Train 18. Train and continue to train Scouts and Scouters in the practice of Health & Safoty. 19. Conduct Scout Leaders• Round Tables monthly, except during June. July, August, for both White and Negro Scouters. 20. Select trained men and appoint as Field Commissioners for various activities. �QHIQJASA.W COUNCIL. B. S. A. INQ 1 ........... There are 146 Troops ot Scouts with a,966 bo7s on the rolls. There are 24 Cub Packs with 586 Cubs on the rolls. Since September 1941 these Cub; and Scouts have v,, 1. Collected over 300;000 lb. of waste pa.per. 2. Turned in an estimated s,ooo lb. ot aluminu. They won all three prises ofte»ed on the last d.q of' the Alwainwa Campaign. These prize• amounted to $25.00 which amount the Scouts gave to the United China Relief tor the :Boy Scouts ot China. ~/ 3. Collected 10,300 lb. ot scrap rubber. 4. Collected approximately a>O tons of ecrap metal. Troop 6 collected a little over 17 tone which the7 sold for $150.00 whtoh amowd~ they in turn donated to •he Memphis Comnndd.ty Fund in its recent campaign. 5. Stamps." 6. Control". 7. Distributed 27,500 posters of various sizes "BUT Defense Bonds and Db\ributed 40,000 posters "What You Should Know about Wartime Price This was at the request of the Office of C1v111an Defense ln Washington. Distributed l,000 Navy D!\V Poetel"s. a. Collected and turned in 5ltff5 keys weighing 715-lf lbs. in the Key Kollect1on Xam:paign, and the metal from which is to be used. by the Government tn making inns for the Navy. 9. Distributed 800 posters for Armf-Navy Relief Fund. 10. Distributed 1,000 postera "Salute to Our Heroes". LOSS OF LF.ApERS To date. Chickasaw Council has lost 105 SCOUTMASTERS AND ASSISTANT SCO'UrMASTERS, 2 of whom have ma.de the supreme sa.cri:tice. There are now 15 Troops w1 thout Scoutmasters. The loss of these leaders ha.s materially affected the efficiency of the Troops and the ability of the boys to carry on in their efforts on the home front. The loss of these leaders cur• tails the training the youth of America needs to become men of character trained for participating citizenship. �A short time ago President Roosevelt said, "Next to a.cttve military service itself• there is no higher opportunity for serving our country than helping youth to carry on in their efforts to make themselves physically strong, menata.lly a.wake and morally straight, and prepared to help their country to the full." On Nov. 6th our Mayor, the Hon,. Walter Oha.ndler wrote "Personally, while l think that the Boy Scouts of Memphis have done wonder:tul work, there are too few here, and every e:ttort should 'be made to increase the membership to 10,000. •ow, Right under the impetus ot the war effort, a campaign thould be lauched for leaders and members, and I hope that Chlck:aeaw Council will u.nder,ake it without delay". The grea\ea• need that Ohl.ckasa.w Council has today is LEADERS. Without leaders we cannot aa.rJll',Y out the training of boys• aetther ean we increase the mmber of boys who want and need Scouting. '?he Council neede at least 35 Scoutmasters and As1U.stant Scoutmasters to lead the 15 \l!l'Oopa which•• now WS.thftt leaderthS.p. A.ad there ls a need tor at least 100 additional men if we are to Oarl'1 Seouting to the 2,070 boys who annually become 12 years ot age. Chickasaw Oouuoil JMteda DBS. tl'aln the youth of today. Men vho are wlllt,ng to give of their tt.me to Men who belle"f'e in the fUture of America and who are w1111ng to help the greatest aeset ov Nation baa - the boys who are now growing up to manhood. �JQ • ..:· . Deoem'ber 14• 1942 Dr. George J. Fisher, Deputy Ch!et Soout Exeoutive Boy Soouta ot America t Park Aven\$ New York City 11 new York I just heard from BoJ Scout Exeoutive 11 Gordon Morris. the dieouae1on that you had with him over the phone Saturda.7,. regarding the purohaao ot \Var Bonds by Cbicbaaw Coun.011. This ia a rather unfortunate natter and I oan assure you it 1a not near as serious a.a .far as Scouting 1e conoernecl as the rumor may have implied. For your 111.tormation. fl)l!&Jeaeaw Coun.oi1 has been left two bequests, each ot $s.ooo. One beques~ was left with the understanding that only the interest from the bequest should be used tor the use of the Scouts' operating expenaoa. The eecond bequeet ns lett outright to the Boy Scouts tor uae as they aee fit. At the meeting in which the investment of the second bequest waa die• cueeed.11 the Executive Boo.I'd ot Ch1okuaw Council approved the pUl*OhaM ot a $5 ,900.00 War Bond• which had been previoual)r e.uthori1e4 and approved by the Sub-committee ot the Coun.011. The ae4ond. bequest whieh ha• not yet been invested now lies in a savinp aooount at t.wo ot ow banks drawing small interest there. At the :meeting in queation.., tho writer auggeatect that it might be well to invest thia other Cis.,ooo 1n War Boneta alao. Thia sugi:;ostion being baaed on the personal reoommenda.tion (not oOlllDlt-. re• oonandation) of our Finance Chairman. It was at that time that the suet-eation wa.a made by one of the member• of the Board that it would bt better to consider a little more thoroughly the poaaibllity of puroha.sing Comm.on Stock or make similar investmenta, leaving the impreaaion that au.oh an investment might be '.tt.10re aate. Not having the Conmd.ttee •a ea.notion on this matter,, I referred it ba.ok to the Fina.nae Committee., Aotuallf• the:r• ie s1:11'!1e doubt as to the adv1eib1li ty of investing this other $5 .,000 eb'loe there is litigation by the SW11us Government &.£7l,inst the legaoy ot Mrs. Currier who left ue this money. This litif11.tion ms never been tinalq �-aaettlecl. Sinoe we are oonneoted with the CO'!l11'1N111ty Fund and since o.n:r coeta that :might ocotU" due to a deoiaion in 11ti€1Lt1m might be mri to meet if the inoney i-1 spent· for Bonda. the matter a.a I aald a.bow waa n• ferred to the Fin.a.nee Conaitt for further inveetiga.tiona and recornmenda• ti on. can aaaure that the BoY Soouta in Memphis are amioua to ••• thia and I oan usure 1ou that Mr. lifon"le ·and I and the other members ot the Boe.ft ue patriotic and inte~sted in the winning ot the u.r first and i\oremoat. l atill do not understand tm. re• commendations ot the membd that S\ag(';tt8'bed the purohaa1ng ot Common Stock, :t war brought to a 1atiate.oto17 oon.oluelon b'1t I do wish to aaaure ;,you that it i i 1111 teel1ng that when the Ccmrd.ttee takes aatio». that e.uthol'*1t1 "411 be granted to purchase additional War Bonda. I do 11B.nt to sveaa thie point., Doctor., that the Boa.rd authorincl the purchan of $5 ..oooworth of WU> Bonda bmediatel.y betore the 41•ous• a:lon. regarding the aeoond purohaee • • diaoueaed.. I am writing uou thl• letter in poaei'bl• olaritioation. ot what might he.Te 'beoomt a 1"WDW i.tore 1 t Haohtd your GU"G and w appree:la te your 1nwn•t in the mattftr,. �CJ-J JC J( f\ S;\ vV :BALLOT FOR ELECTI01'T OF OFFICJJRS Al'D COIDTCIL liIJHB~§-AT-LARGE FOR YEAR BJJGHTNING J.AJ."WARY l. 1942 ********** (Vote for One) FOR PBESIDENT Mr. Henry M. Cleyton FOR --·(Vote for Five) VICE-PIU:SIDEN~S Mr. A. K. Burrow Mr. Edwin Dalstrom Mr. W. P. !_alliday Mr. Lucius E. Burch Mr. Norfleet Turner "~- (Vote for One) FOR SECRETARY Mr. Percy C. Clarke --- (Vote for One) FOR TBEA SURER Mr. Emile A. Bizot (Vote for One) FOR COMMISSIONER Mr. F. Joe Flana~an - FOR NATIONAL COUNCIL REJ?R"l'jJS:8fJT.ATIVES (Vote for 3) Mr. Henry M. Clayton Mr. A. K. Burrow Mr. F. Joe Flanagan FOR COUNCIL MSMBYTilS-AT ..LARGE, as per list - �1942 COUNCIL MHlMB3RS-AT-LA.RGE Acroyd, W. L. Agee, G. Worthen Alexand.er, Vance J. Angus, John A. Alcott, Richard Allen, C. c. Allen,James Seddon Allen, June D. Allen, Preston Allen, Thomas H. A1uiis, Burton B. Atkinson, Dr. W. R. Austin, John A. Awsumb, George Ayres, Dr. J. C. :Baber, Ro(lnoy Bacon. Col. W. J. Ball, Ernest O. Ballon, Daye Barker, Judge H. H. Barrow, E. R. Barry, Ed.ward F. Bateman, Dr. R. J. l3easloy, John B. Bensinger, Lloyd :Bizet, Emile A. :Boatner, }T. J. :Bodley, Dr. J. W. Bolton, A~ ERrle 1 Croson, R. F. Croson, T. K. Jr. Crump, Claude M. Bondurant, Julian B. Boone, Daniel H. Boyd, Jud.go Marion Boylo, J. Crump, E. H. Sr. s. Crump, E. H. Jr. CunniUGham, Jesse ~n,ynard J3oylc, Jos. P. :Brennan, J. J. Brown, C. H. Dalstrom, Ed DD,rnell, Herbert :Brown, Paul D~vis, Brown, R. G. :Bro\-m, s. Toof Bruce, C. Arthur 3u.nn, H. T. Burch, Lucius E. 1 :Burrow, A. K. Butler, c. Canada, Col. J. W. Canale, Phil M. On.rte r, M. 0. Castle, s. Nelson ChaTJlbors, C. M. Chai-rrbers, J. D. Champion, R. G. Chandler, o. B. Chr..mdlor, Hon. Wolter Christenbury, Fred L. Church, C. H. Clark, Dolph Clnrk, Roscoe c. Clark, William Cll.\rko, P. C. Cl~rt on, Henry M. Clayton, P. A. Cleghorn,. John Coffoy, non :0. Jr. Colo, Som F. Colli0r, J. D. Cooke, R. P. Cox, Allon Jr. Cox, Ormi L, Cox, w. W. Cowan, c. H. Cro.wf ord, A. M. Creson, Ln.r:ry Il. Hon- Clifford Davis, Dr. J. Murry Defries, Ray Loe Diehl, Dr. Charles Dilworth, J. E. Dolan, T., R. Dorr, W. H. Dozier, R. M. W. Jr. Droifus, Fred !3. Caldwell, E. R. C lislo, G. A. Jr. low, Levis C. ------ Early, C-oorgo C. Earp, O. K. �Eckert~ Ge~rgo J. I Jacobs , Dr. D. E. Jo.cobs , MElrril l Jacobso n, c. M. Johnson , J. c. 1 1 Johnson , w. c. Janos, Dr. Robert W. 1 Jones, Walk C. Jr. 1 Echols , L. V. Edge. W~ T. Edward s, Frank C. Eliot, Dr. T. s. Emick, Hnrold Ettolso n, Dr. H. W. I Farrel l, John J. Fa;'.r, Gerald Fiedle r, Dr. F. l Keller , :lliugone w. Finch, M. E. Flanugnn, F. Joo Flemin g, Jose:ph D. Foglcmnn, John A. Fowler , Toll Fowler , w. :n. Freebu rg, Rarey Friend , A. B. Gates, J. Granvi lle Glascoc k, Ch:.'U'les Gl[l.sgow, :Ben E. Goldsm ith, Fred G-oldsmi th, Jo.ck Goltma n, Dr. J. s. G·ooch, Cecil Graves , Dr. L. M. Gr::i,y, John Grout, F. M. Gregg, Russel l Halo, E. W. Hnl).e, Arthur Ifullidr1 .y, W. J?. Harrold , :El. A. Ha.rtie , J. R. &vs , Luke Heard, Robert G. Heiske ll, A. L. Henry, N. Wn.1.ln.ce Hcrff, Horber t Herring ton, R. L. Hill, R. E. Hirsh, Il. W. Hoag, Harold Brown Hobson , Dr, J. J~ Hohenb org, A. E. Holmes , Herber t Hopper , A. L. Hoivard, Percy Hunt, J. D. Hussey , Robert J. :n. I King, lI Kirk, RcY. Frank Guy Klinck , Chief Irby i Klyce, F. W. !I Knoff,. Edw. M. . Kopald , s. L. \ Kromf:lr, Merril l 1 Fisher , Allen Irby, W. I Jr. I Lano, V. G. Lathl'l.1\1,Swayne 1 Leo, Dr. R. G. j Loe, Rob crt E. . LePrin ce, J. A. 1 !Lerne r, s. M. Leroy, Dr. Louis Levy, Dr. Louis 1 i Lowis, Dr. A. C. Lowis, T. W. 1 Loeb, William ! Libby, Frmi.k Lichtcr mn.n, Ira J. : Lightm an, M. A. \Liverm ore, Dr. George R. ; Loiunoy er, J. A. Lucas, Fred I I I I , Maury, J. E. f Mo.cfn.rlnno, G. 0. I Molone, J. H. ; Mallo!".{, Lee I Mallory , William Nooly ~1l'1Xon, !3isho:p James M. McCabe, C. T. in, Dr. Robt. H. 1 Mccasl I McCo.mcy, n. F. McGee, E. L. 1 McGoorge, H. L. 'McGro@:or, John Mcmnig ht, James Mn.lone ; McKnig ht, Thor.ias McWhortor, A. D. Mocman, E. J. ; I ! I I: Micho.el, l3. :a. I Morg1:m, Allen Horber t ty, Moriar 1 Fol.Tes t iler, I Mottwe ! • �....-----·-- Norvoli, J. w. Nickey, Srun Jr. · O~Calln.ehnn, J, O'Connor, Frank :e. Shannon, A. Sibley, Dr. Sims, R. n. Skinner, J. Jr. L. Skinner, Raynond Slavick, H. w. Stlith, Wal tor L. Soho, Alfred Spain, H. M. Springfield, c. L. Strauss, G. D. I Orgill~ Edmund Orgill, X. W. Ozburn, N. Field Owen., W. L. Putton, Wesley E. Pnul, F. w. Peete, Russell . Penland., Clifford Pennebaker, c. T. Peros, Hn.rdwig Perkins, George T. Pidgeon, Everett Pilkington, Jolm Pipkin, J.\. Il. Pipkin, Perry Ploue;h, Abo Pope, Iv!nrvin Prescott, w. J. i&.'1gland, · s. :E. Ragsdale, F. v. Raines, Dr. Sam L. R.'\1.isay I R. G. R.'1I.1SOY, IfonriJ T. Reeves, Rv~scll E. Reid, Wallace R. Richnrdson, Charles D. Richardson, Gilner Rios, Elncr M. B.iochnrui, J. A. Riggan, C.L. Roborts, John E. Ross. J. L. Strong, Raymond Sullivan, H. P. I I I I Kenon Taylor, R. A. Thompson, E. F. I I I 1 1 1 Williams, o. P. Willis s, Carl L. Wilson, Harry L. Wiseman, James Il, Wood, Goore;c L. !l. Wood, Dr. Porcy Russell, Edw~rd P, Ilussoll, Dr. George M. Rychenor, R. o. Dr. Wray, T. Cecil ~lurzburc, Abo Y01.:me, Sm no, J. E. Sandoim ~ W. H. Schnrff, Abo Scharff, Aaron R. T~lor, Thompson, L. K. I Turnbull, Turman, W. F. St eve Norfleet Turner, I Valentine, John I Vai1dermark, F. N. Wadley, Dr. S. L. I• Waggener, Andrew Il. D, Euc;ene I Wagner, Waring, Col. Roane Watkins, R. G. Harry I Webb, Web st er, Wm. A, Dr. A. B. I' lil'eel\:s, WeiJ,., Alvin :a. .. Henry I Wetter Wilkinson, Ru.ssel Roy, George T. Jr. Ruch, Dr. Walter A. Rut.w~, 'V. Josioh Young~ 1 Yount, c. .o. c. Greer Dr. Thomas K. Schloss, Gilbert H. SchoorJbs, .A.rthur Schwartz, Merrill Seay, J. I. Sellers, Perry Council Mombors elected at tho Annual Meeting December 2, 1941 for the year 1942. �q PROPOSED ----·. - B U. D G E T FOR CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A. INC. A2ril 1. 1941 --- Ma.rch 31. 1 942 BUDGET SPENT LAST FISC.AL YEAR INCREASE f PT_IVI':j:IES COMMITTEE For Camp-0-Rees and other activities $100.00 $32.50 $67.50 LUDITS For auditing Council and Gamp Books 100.00 90.00 10.00 480.00 *480.00 *200.00 390.00 DECREASE ~UTOMOBILE EXPENSE For Scout Executive's Car For Asst. Executive's Car For Camp Director's Car 480~00 91.75 CAMPAIGN ExPENSE For Campaign Director & Assistant For Campaign Expense, Meals, printing, extra girl in office, etc. 2,200.00 1,602.50 1,700.00 1,752.35 CAMPAIGN LOSSES For Pledges Not Paid (White) For Pledges Not Paid (Negro) 2,000.00 1,500.00 CAMPING COM1\i!ITTJ]E Camp Currier For Electricity For Operation·of Swimming Pool For Insurance on Council Buildings For Maintenance of Horse For Repairs to Build.ings For New Eq~ipment, Boats, Etc. For Miscellaneous Expense For Repairs to Fences Kgmp Kia. Kima For Caretaker for three months For Taxes For Insurance on Buildings INSURANCE For Employees Retirement Fund and Group Insurance 5'75.00 250.00 no.oo 50.00 200.00 100.00 200.00 100.00 563. 61 252.90 134,.42 56.92 213. 68 27,01 198. 7 2 597.50 $52.35 11.39 2.90 24.42 6.92 13.68 72.99 1.28 100.00 150.00 12.00 116.05 90.00 10.30 128.65 60.00 1,70 500.00 491. 64· 8.36 12.60 �-2-- B:QDGET JN~ER-I'.,ACIAL SPENT LAST FISCAL YEM DECREASE COMMITTEE $65.00 48.00 15.00 30.00 25.00 75,00 10.00 50.00 300.00 250.00 $63.00 48.00 12. 91 25.58 2.35 18.25 4.37 112.11 300,00 MISCELLANEOUS For All Items not budgeted 250.00 162.02 NATIONAL COUNCIL For Charter Fee and Annual Quota 575.00 575.00 35.00 36.50 For For For For For For For For For For INCREAsm Telephone Rent - Seminole Hdqrs. Stationery Fuel - Seminole Hdqrs. Office Equipment Training Miscellaneous Repairs - Camp Daniels Bldgs. Automobile Expense, Asst. Exec. 50 Cots and 50 Straw Ticks $2.00 2.09 4.42 22.65 56.75 5.63 $62.11 250.00 87. 98 OFFICE EQUIPMENT For Office Equipment (Cabinet) For Mimeograph For Typewriter OFFICE SUPPLIES For Paper, Ink, typewriter ribbons, etc. 1.50 235.00 85.00 235.00 85.00 450 .oo 458.85 50.00 25.00 725.00 729. 96 PUBLICITY For bulletins to contributors, etc. 100,00 2~80 97 .20 RENT For Rent of Council Headquart•3rs 894.12 848.95 45,17 115.00 100.CO 15.00 ORGANIZATION COMMITTEE For work with New Troops POSTAGE For Stamps & Stamped Envelopes SCOUT TRAINING & CONFERENCE For Attendance at Regional Meetings SENIOR SCOUTING COMMITTEE For Training Older Scouts For Repairs to Sea Scout Ship TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH For Hdqrs. Telephone & Telegraph 25.00 4.96 50.00 50.00. 85.00 80.97 4.03 150.00 145.29 4.71 300.00 105. 51 194,69 TRAINING COMMITTEE For Training Scout Leaders 8.85 �.... 3 .... SPENT _Mfil. FISC,At YEAR INCREASE DECREASE (l.;;JTING PICTURE EQUIPMENT l or Movie Camera, projector and record player 1 $520.00 $520.00 ~~.ARIES Scout Executive Assistant Executive 3ecretary & Bookkeeper Stenographer & Record Clerk Stenographer (to be em~loyed) Camp Director, Camp Currier Asst. Exec. Seminole Div. Office Girl, Seminole Div. *3,900.00 **2,100.00 *l,380.00 •1,020.00 900.00 *1,320.00 *l, 500.00 420.00 -:~29,150.17 3,750.00 1,800.00 1,260.00 960.00 900.00 l, 200.00 1,490.00 420.00 $24,526.61 *Increased to this figure at beginning of fiscal year, April 1, 1940, hence no increase for 1941. **Increased to this figure, Jan. 1 1 1941.. THE IRVING BERLIN FUND The following items to be included in the budget if and when funds are available from the Irving Berlin Fund, application for $1,aoo.oo having been macl.e. Asst, Set. Exec.(White) Salary· Asst. Set. Exec. Automobile Expense Revolving Fund Educational Suppli.;is, Books, etc. 1,500.00 1,500.00 480.00 200.00 200. 00. 480.00 200.00 200.00 $2,380,00 - - - - - - - - -- -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -· - ~ RE-CAP Budget for Fiscal Year , • • • • • •. $29,150.17 ### z,380.QO Irving Berlin Project • • . • • • • • TOTAL BUDG:illT • • , • • • $31, 530.17 Jlli.DGET TO BE PROVIDED BY Finance Campaign in April 1941 The Irving Berlin Fund $30, 030.17 1. 500. 00 $31,530.17 ### In the event funds are not granted by The Irving Berlin Fl.l.nd the Bud.got would necossarily be changed by adding to it tho $880.00 ear-marked for this project. �,. FINAUCE COMMITTEE CHICKASAW cm.men, B. s. A. INC. MR. A. K. BURROW, CHAIRMAN *************** :BUDGET For Fiscal Year - April 1, 1942--I"1c"'lrch 31. 1943 (This Budget approved. May 14, 1942 by tho Finance Committee of Chickasaw Council, B. s. A. Inc.) Propos.Q.9, Spent Last Increase BUDGET FISCAL Y1!1AR ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE For Camp-0-Reo & Activities $45.00 $42.54 $2.46 AUDITS For Auditing Council Books 75.00 60.00 15.00 520 .. 00 480.00 40.00 680.00 480.00 200.00 400.00 480.00 400.00 360.00 160.00 200.00 2~200.00 2,917.29 2,200.00 2,683.81 233.48 988.00 1,089.00 1,944.55 929.64 159.36 500.00 175 .oo 150.00 75.00 300.00 100.00 700.,00 40.00 499.82 169.95 150.94 75.55 520.42 311.49 206.84 AUTOMOBILE EXPENSE Car of w. Gordon Morris Estimated 13,000 miles @ 4¢ Car of Hearn W. Tidwoll Estimated 17,000 miles ®4¢ Car of Tom H. Reynolds Estimated 10,000 miles @ 4¢ Car of J. A. Boauchc.'1.lllp Estimated 10,000 ·milos ©-4¢· Car of Hope H. Ford Estimated 4,000 miles © 4¢ CAMPAI Gl~ EXPENSE For Director &Assistant For MoaJ.s, Printing, etc. C.AMPAI GU LOSSES For pledges not paid (White) For pledges not paid (Negro) Decrease 80.00 . 40.00 40.00 956.55 CAM.PING ·COMMITTEE Crunp Currier Electricity Operation of Swimming Pool Insurance Maintenance of Horse Repairs Equipment, Boats, etc. Miscellaneous Expense Fences 'Kamp Kia Kima For Caretaker for 3 months For State & Co. TaJCes For Insurance For For For For For For For For INSUR.AiTCE For Employees Retirement Fund 150.00 12.00 140.00 10.20 141.10 683.10 408.75 .18 5.05 .94 .55 220.42 211.49 506.84 40.00 150.00 1.80 1.10 274.35 �-2- PROPOSED SPENT LAST FISCAL U'.AR JNCREASE :BUDGLT INTFJt-BACIAL. COMMITTEE For Telephone & Telegraph For Rent on Seminole Headquarters For Fuel for Seminole Headquarters For Stationery For Office Equipment Por Training Leaders For Miscellaneous Expense j1or Repairs to Camp Daniels $65.00 60.00 25.00 15.00 25.00 55.00 35.00 40.00 $63.44 48.00 24.66 10.59 30.00 53.50 32.82 27.68 $1.56 12.00 MISCELLANEOUS For all items not budgeted 250.00 241.48 8.52 NATIONAL COUNCIL 1 :S. S. A. For Charter Fee & Q;u.ota 575.00 575.00 75.00 736.88 550.00 520.34 29.66 25.00 19.42 5.58 600.00 - 571.25 28.75 25.00 11.67 13.33 1,020.00 896.38 123.62 100.00 197. 79 415.00 137.68 277.32 215.00 172.69 42.31 100.00 100.00 ----- 93.45 OFFICE E~UIPMENT For Miscellaneous office equipment OFFICE SUPPLIES & STATIONERY For Printing & Office Supplies ORGANIZATION COMMITTEE For Organizing new Units POSTAGE For Stamps and Stamped Envelopes PUELICITY For Bulletins, etc. DECREASE .34 4.41 5.00 1.50 2~18 12.32 661.88 BENT For Rent of Council Headquarters SCOUT For L:mAD~RS 1 TRAINING & CON.FERENCE at RegionaJ. Meetings Attenda...~ce SENIOR SCOUT ING COMMI TTF..E For Training Older Scouts and Repairs to Sea Scout Boat 97.79 TELEPHmm & TELEGRAPH For Headquarters Telephone & Tel. TRAINING For Training Scout Leaders ~RAVELLING EXPENSE For Travelling expense to New York ... 93.45 �-3- PROPOSED SPENT LA.ST BUDGET S.ALARIES Scout Exec. W. Gordon Morris .Asst• Exec. Hearn W. Tidwell Asst. Exec. Tom H. Reynolds Asst. Exec. J. A. Beauchamp Bookkeeper, Miss Sallie Worden Record Clerk, Miss Margaret Jones Stenographer, Miss Lillian Montesi Stenographer (for 6 months) Camp Director, Hope H. Ford Office Girl (Negress) FISCAL !NOBE.A.SE DECREASE 'YEAR $4,200.00 $3, 900.00 2,100.00 1,800.00 1,980.00 1,680.00 1,800.00 1,680.00 1,440.00 l,620.00 . l,260.00 1,080.00 900.00 900.00 600.00 1,440.00 1,320.00 480.00 420.0Q $300.00 300.00 300.00 120.00 180.00 180.00 600.00 120.00 60.00 Operating Budget- - - - - $33,149.39 $31,140.32 ASSETS Pledges from 1942 Campaign ••••••••••..•.• $33,356.91 SU.rplus from 1941 Budget •• (Cash) ••••••••••. 1,662.50 Legacy--From Mrs. Emma Denie Voorhies.(Cash)5,000.00 Ca.mp Currier Lake Fund •• (Cash)••••••••••••• 400.30 Camp Curr.ier •• (Cash)....................... 13.26 Kamp Kia Kima •• (Cash)...................... 607.53 Camp Daniels •• (Cash) •••• ,.................. 9.23 Tor.At ASSETS AVAILABLE FOR OP:EIUl.TING EXPEl\J'SE $41~049.73 L I AB I L I T I E S Proposed Operating Budget for fiscal year ~pril l, 1942-March 31, 1943•••••• , •••••••• $33,149.39 Cash Surplus from 1941 Campaign $1,662.50 Surplus from 1942 Campaign 207.52 6.030.32 Reserve for Emergencies Total Reserves •• , ••••••• 7.900.34 Tor..U.. LIABILITIES •••••••••••••.•••••.•••• $41,049.73 I Note: Legacy of $5,000.00 from Mrs. Elizabeth B. Currier not taken into consideration as only the income from the invested funds can be used and that only for the improvement of Camp Currier. M3\Y 14, 1942 �CHICK.A.SAW COUNCIL. B. s. A. nw. OBJECTIVES PBESENTED BY THE CBl'rTENDEN DISTRICT JAN. 28, 1942 ORGANIZATION A})ID EXTENSION COMMITTEE 1. Create more facilitie s and opportun ities for boys to be Scouts through institutio nal surveys, ap~9roaches to institutio ns not now sponsorin g Troops and encouragi ng additiona l enrollmen t in present Troops. I 2. Organize one white Troop, one White Cub Pack and 2 Negro Troops. 3. Increase membership of present Troops by 25% by Dec. 31, 1942. 4. Insure prompt reregistr ation of all Troops in the District. Note- Charter of Troop 72 e:x:pi~es October 31, 1942 Charter of Troop 73 expires May 31, 1942 Charter of Troop 93 expires December 31, 1942 5. Encourage Troop stability through the Troop Budget Plan with an objective of all Troops using the Plan. Troops 72 and 93 are now using the Plan. TRAINING COMMITTEE Study training neods of District and develop a program which will train all leaders for effective service in Scouting. 1. 2. Encourage attendanc e at Leadershi p Training Courses conducted by Council with each Troop being represent ed. (Note- The Council will be glad to assist in these courses). ADVANCEMEli!T COMMITTEE l 1. To continue present policy of holding monthly Board of Review and Court of Honor. 2. One annual meeting for Merit :Badge Counselor s for instructi on. qualified group of Merit Badge Counselors~ 3. Enlarge the Set objective s for each Troop in the District to have At least 75~ of its Scouts to be of Second.C lass Rank by Dec. 31, 1942 At least 5o% of its Scouts to be of First Class Rank by Dec. 31, 1942 ( 4. Recruit a leadershi p reserve in each Troop to promptly replace men called to The Colors. �-2CAMPUfG AlTD ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE 1. Promote Camping on a year-round basis for all Troops. Arrange for Troops to go to Camp Currier (Summer camp) in a body under leadership of Scoutmaster or Assistant or Scouter connected with Troop. Plan and arrange for one District Rally at Camp Currier - all Troops pa.rticipati ng. 2. Arrange for all Troops to participate in the Camp Currier Camp-0-Ree in June. 3. 1 Encourage Troops to carry through at least two good turns for each Troops sponsoring institution and community. 4. 5. Encourage Troops to arrange for a Parents' Night for each Troop during :Soy Scout Week using tho theme 11 Strong for America". EEALTH A.i.iiD SAFETY COMMITTZE Provide iredical examination of all row Scouts to insure proper health protection. 1. 2. Provide 100% medical examination for Scouts and Leaders before going to camp. 3. Arrange for an Emergency Service Corps in every Troop. FilifANCE COMMITTEE Develop plans for a Finance Campaign in tho District to coincide with the Council 1 s Finance Campaign.. (Note--The next Finance Campaign will be in April 1942). l. 2. To conserve the interests of the Campaign perso:mel and corltribu·bor e 111 order to develop over the years a body of solicitors and contribuV,or t !~mili~r with Scouting results and noeds. �'Old Council Members CHICKASAW COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA IN<-ORPORATFlD PHONE 5-2351 501.507 COLUMBIAN MUTUAL TOWER MEMPHIS. TENN . ne.c__.3~, 1 94f> J~ 7, (~;,.{ Dear Scouter: It is a real pleasure to advise that at the Annual Meeting you were unanimously re-elected a Member of Chickasaw Council for the year 19 ~ As you National Council registration fee to accompany the a.el.. know, each year.-.., Scouters register with the of the Boy Scouts of America and ~ the annual of $1.00. The National Council requires these fees application for charter for the year 1941--r As the application for Chickasaw Council's charter must be filed before Jan. 31st, your cooperation in sending your check as soon as possible will be deeply appreciated. Self-addressed envelope is enclosed. PleafW_fi_J.l__in the space below (*) and return this letter \1(i t_h_¥QUr rn.mi t~c~_. Upon registration you will receive a card from the National Council, as well as the magazine "Scouting" for one year. This monthly magazine contains a great deal of information about the Movement and what is being done in training boys to become better citizens. Thanking you for your cooperation and with every good wish for the New Year, we are Scouting;ly yours, CH'!CKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A. INC. Scout Executive (*' ) My age is _ _ _ years. WGM/J • �CHICKASAW COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA INCORPORATED HENRY M. CLAYTON, PRESIDENT A. K. BURROW, VICE-PRESIDENT EDWIN DALSTROM, VICE-PRESIDENT W. P. HALLIDAY, VICE-PRESIDENT LUCIUS E. BURCH,-VICE-PRESIDENT NORFLEET TURNER, VICE-PRESIDENT w. PERCY C. CLARKE, SECRETARY EMILE A. BIZOT, TREASURER F. JOE FLANAGAN, COMMISSIONER HEARN W. TIDWELL, ASST. SCOUT EXECUTIVE TOM H. REYNOLDS, ASST. SCOUT EXECUTIVE GORDON MORRIS, SCOUT EXECUTIVE PHONE 5-2351 501-507 COLUMBIAN MUTUAL TOWER MEMPHIS, TENN. January 14, 1942 Dear Merit Badge Counselor: It is a real pleasure to advise that you have been elected as a Merit Badge Counselor of Chickasaw Council for the year 1942. We do hope that you will accept this nomination for the Council needs your help in carrying on the Scouting program of character building and citizenship training for 3,409 boys on its rolls. Each year the Scouters register with the National Council of the :Boy Scouts of America and pay the annual regi~ tration fee of $1.00. The National Council requires these fees to accompany the application for charter for the year 1942. Next attached please find.~ Scouter Application. We will appreciate it if you will fill in the information requested and return to us in the enclosed self-addressed envelope. With nest wishes, we are Sincerely yours, CHICKASAW COUl~CIL, B.S.A., INC. Scout Executive WGM:nh Enc:. America,s Future lies in its Youth! �CHICKASAW COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA INCORPORATED HENRY M. CLAYTON. PRESIDENT A. K. BURROW, VICE-PRESIDENT EDWIN DALSTROM, VICE-PRESIDENT W. P. HALLIDAY, VICE-PRESIDENT LUCIUS E. BURCH, VICE-PRESIDENT NORFLEET TURNER, VICE-PRESIDENT PERCY C. CLARKE, SECRETARY EMILE A •. BIZOT, TREASURER F. JOE FLANAGAN, COMMISSIONER HEARN W. TIDWELL, ASST. SCOUT EXECUTIVE TOM H. REYNOLDS, ASST. SCOUT ExECUTIVE W. GORDON MORRIS, SCOUT ExECUTIVE PHONE 5-2351 501-507 COLUMBIAN MUTUAL TOWER MEMPHIS, TENN. January 14, 1942 Dear Merit Badge Counselor: It is a real pleasure to advise that a.t the Annual Meeting you were unanimously re-elected a Merit :Badge Counselor of Chickasaw Council for the year 1942. As you Nat iona.l Oouncil registration fee to acemxi:pan.y the know, each year the Scouters register with the of the Boy Scouts of America and pay tho annual of $1.00. The National Council requires these foes application for charter for the yea:r 1942. As the application for Chickasaw Council's charter must be filed before Jan. 31st, your cooperation in sending your check as soon as possible will be deeply appreciated. Self-addressed envelope is enclosed. Please fill in the space below (*) and return this letter with your remittance. Upon registration you will receiva a card from the National Council, as well a.s tbe magazine "Scouting" for one yea:r. This monthly magazine contains a great deal of information about tho Mova.. mont and what is being done in training boys to become better citizens. Thanking you for your cooperation and with every good wish for tho New Year, we a.ro Scoutingly yours, CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B.S,A., INC. (•) ~age WGM:nh is _ _ yea.rs. Scout Exocu.tive America,s Future lies in its Youth! �FINAUCE COMMITTEE CHICKASAW COUNCIL, ]. S. A. INC. MR. A. K. .:BURROW I . CHAIRMAN *************** :BUDGET For Fiscal. Year - April 1. 1942--March 31. 1943 (This Bud.get approved May 14, 1942 by tho Finance Committee. of Chickasaw Council, :B. s. A. Inc~) Increase Proposed Spent Last :BUDGET FISC.AL YEAR ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE For Ca.mp-0-Reo & Activities $45.00 $42.54 $2.46 75.00 60.00 15.00 520.00 480.00 40.00 680.00 480.00 200.00 400-.00 480.00 400.00 360.00 160.00 200.00 2~200.00 2,917.29 2,200.00 2,683.81 233.48 988.00 1,089.00 1,944.55 929. 64 159.36 500.00 175 .oo 150.00 75.00 300.00 100.00 700.00 40.00 499.82 169.95 150.94 75.55 520.42 311.49 206.84 Decrease AUDITS For Auditing Council Books AUTOMOBILE EXPENSE Oar of w. C-ordon Morris Estimated 13,000 miles @ 4¢ Car of Hearn W. Tidwell Estimated 17,000 miles ®4¢ Car of Tom H. Reynolds Estimated 10,000 miles ® 4¢ Car of J. A. :J3oauchamp Estimated 10,000 miles @ 4¢ Car of Hope H. Ford Estimated 4,000 milos © 4¢ CAMPAIGN.EXPENSE For Director &Assistant For Meals, Printing, etc. 80.00 40.00 40.00 CAMPAIGN LOSSES For pledges not paid (White) For pledges not paid (Negro) 956.55 CAMPING COMMITTEE Crunp Currier Electricity Operation of Swimming Pool Insurance Maintenance of Horse Repairs Equipment, Boats, etc. Miscellaneous Expense Fences Kamp Kia Kima For Caretaker for 3 months For State & Co- Taxes For Insurance For For For For For For For For INSUR.AN CE For Employees Retirement Fund 150.00 12.00 140.00 10.20 141.10 683.10 408.75 .18 5.05 .94 .55 220.42 211.49 506.84 40.00 150.00 1.80 1.10 274.35 �-2- PROPOSED BUDG11r SPENT LAST FISCAL YEAR INCREASE $65,00 60.00 25.00 15.00 25.00 55.00 35.00 40.00 $63.44 $1.56 12.00 24.66 10.59 30.00 53.50 32.82 27.68 l.50 2.18 12.32 250.00 241.48 8.52 575.00 575.00 75.00 736.88 550.00 520.34 29.66 25.00 19.42 5.58 600.,00 571.25 28.75 25.00 11.67 13.33 1,020.00 896.38 123.62 SCOUT LEADERS' TRAINING & CONFERENCE For Attendance at Regional Meetings 100.00 197. 79 SENIOR SCOUTING COMMITTJ'..E For Training Older Scouts and Repairs to Sea Scout Boat 415.00 137.68 277.32 215.00 172.69 42.31 100.00 100.00 DECBEASE INTER-RACIAL COMMITTEE For . For For For For Por For _,or Telephone & Telegraph Rent on Seminole Headquarters Fuel for Seminole Headquarters Stationery Office Equipment Training Leaders Miscellaneous Expense Repairs to Camp Daniels MI SCELL&"\l'EOUS For all items not budgeted NA.T I01TAL COUNCIL :B. I s. 48.00 .34 4.41 5.00 A. For Charter Fee & Quota OFFICE EQUIPMENT For Miscellaneous office equipment OFFICE SUPPLIES & STATIONERY For Printing & Office SUJ;>plies ORGAN! ZAT I ON COMMI TTl]il For Organizing new Units 661.88 POSTAGE For Stamps and Stamped Envelopes PUJ3LICITY For Bulletins, etc. RENT For Rent of Council Headquarters 97.79 TELEPH01IB & TELEGRAPH For Headquarters Telephone & Tel. Tfu\INING For Training Scout Leaders TRAVELLING EXPENSE For Travelling expense to New York 93.45 93.45 �-3- PROPOSED :BUD!fET SALARIES Scout Exec. W. Gordon Morris .Asst• Exec. Hearn W. Tidwell Asst. Exec •. Tom H. Reynolds Asst. Exec. J. A. Beauchamp Bookkeeper, Miss Sallie Worden Record Clerk, Miss Margaret Jones Stenographer, Miss Lillian Montesi Stenographer (for 6 months) Camp Direotor, Hope H. Ford · Office Girl (Negress) SPENT LAST FISCAL Y.E1AR $4,200·.00 $3,900,00 1,800.00 2,100.00 1,980.00 1,680.00 1,800.00 1,680.00 1,440.00 .l,620.00 1,080,00 l,260.00 900.00 900.00 600.00 ~----1,440.00 1,320.00 480,00 420.00 !NOBE.ASE DECBEASE $300,00 300.00 300.00 120.00 180,00 180.00 600.00 120.00 60.00 Operating :Budget- - - - - $33,149,39 $31,140,32 ASSETS Pledges from 1942 Campaign ••••••••••.••.• $33,356.91 1,662.50 Silrplus from 1941 Budget •• (Oash) •••••••••• Legacy--From Mrs. Emma Denie Voorhies.(Oash)5,000.00 Ca.mp Currier Lake Fund •• (Oash) ••••• ~·•• ~ •• ·•• 400,30 Camp Currier •• (Cash) ••••••••••••••••••••••• 13.26 Kamp Kia Kima,. (Cash) •••• ·• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 607 ,53 O.amp Daniels. _.{Cash),. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 9 • 23 TOI1J\L ASSETS AVAILAJ3LE FOR OPERATING EXPEllTSE $41~049.73 L I AB I L I T I E S Proposed Operating Budget for fiscal year .April 1, 1942-March 31, 1943••••••••••••••• $33,149,39 Cash Surplus from 1941 Campaign $1,662,50 207 ,52 Surplus from 1942 Campaign 6.030.32. Reserve for Emergencies Total Reserves •••••••••• 7,900.34 Tor.AL LIA:BIL!TIES •••••••••••••••••••••••• $41,049.73 Note: Legacy of $5,000.00 from Mrs. Elizabeth E. Currier not taken·into consideration as only the income from the inyested funds can be used and t1'4.~t only for the improvement of Camp Currier, Mey 14, 1942 �CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A. INC. EXECUTIVE BOARD - 1942 . / ******* i President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Commissioner Scout Executive Mr, Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN Activities Awards & Resolutions Camping Ci vie Relations Constitution & :By-Laws Court of Honor Cubbing Finance Health & Safety Inter-Racial Organization Outfitters Publicity Reading Rural-Shelby County Rural-De Soto Co. Rura.l-Tate County Rural-P~nola County Rural-Crittenden Co. Senior Scouting Training Personnel Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Henry M. Cla\Y'ton A. K. Burrow Edwin Dalstrom w. p. Hallid.ey Lucius E. Burch Norfleet Turner Perqy O. Clarke -..... Emile A. Bizot F. Joe Flanagan W. Gordon Morris Paul L. D~ A. D. McWhorter R. G. Ramsa\Y' Perry Pipkin J. S. Allen Elmer M. Ries T. Robert Acklen A. K. Burrow J. s. Goltman !· Edwin Dals trom J. A. Angus P. A. Cl~ton H. W. Slavick Charles M. Crump F. J. Vandermark Oran L. Cox L. W. Tanner Mr. Herman Spears Mr. Henri Benner Dr. B. E. Jacobs Menrphi s L. G. & _w. Div. Falls Bldg •. Graham Paper Co. Hotel Peabody 1006 Exchange Bldg. First National Bank Commerce Title Bldg. The John Gerber Co. 1727 Kendale 501 Col. Mutual Tower 5-2552 8-0357 5-5822 8-7761 5-2838 5-'2661 5-2255 5-3341 8-8311 5-2351 38 5 Alexander Memphis St. !'wy. Co. Gartly..Ramsay Hospital Good\'zyn Inst. Bldg. Commerce Title Bldg. 3581 Poplar Ave. Col. Mutual Tower Falls Bldg. 995 Madison Ave. Graham Paper Co. Farnsworth Bldg. 436 s. Front St. Good'W,1Il Inst. Bldg. 183:> Exchange Bldg. 704 Dermon Bldg. Lake Cormorant, Miss. Senatobia, Miss. 8-7351 (/ 5-7221" 8-7477 8-2231 ./ 5-3734 48-3769 8-7428 8-0357 2-1181 5-5822 8-4949 , 5-3611 8-7464 •' 5-1711 . 8-1865. v' L. D. L. D. Turrell, Arkansas 43 N. 3rd. 915 Madison Ave. L. D. 362 Edith St. 915 Madison Ave. 9-0144 8-3::02 5-2552 8-0241 5-6262" 8-3::02 ./ ROUND TA:BLE REPRESENTATIVES Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Charles H. Church B. E. Jacobs Charles Rittelmeyer J. Chester Shield5 Memphis L. G. & W. Div. 1204 U. & P. Bk. Bldg. ./ / / _/ �EXECUTIVE :SOARD 1 CONT'D / , MEMBERS-Ml-LARGE Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Frank Ahlgren John A. Angus Ernest C. :Sall A. Earle Bolton C. Arthur Bruce John Cleghorn Jesse Cunningham O. K. Earp J. Granville Gates T. P. Howard E. A. Harrold Fred W. Lucas Edmund Orgill John E. Roberts W. L. Sharpe J. L. Skinner Harry Webb EX-OFFICIO MlilM:BER Mr. Abe Scharff "The Commercial Appeal" Farnswort h Bldg. 317 Poplar Ave. :Solton :Sagging Co. E. L. Bruce Co. W·M C, Goodwyn Institute Cossitt Library U. &P. Natl. :Sank 97 N. Second St. Lake Cormorant, Miss. Millingto n, Tennessee 60 Morningside Park Orgill Bros. & Co. 522 Falls Bldg. Columbian Mutual Tower 1200 Poplar Ave. P.O~:Sox 112, Attalla, Ala. Kraus Cleaners 8-8811 y 8-4949 6-3520 8-3191" 8-0521 8-74.-64 5-2272 ,/ 8-7741 8-4343 L. D. L. D. 4-4570 5-2471 8-0747 v 8-8722 ,. 7-1384 5-3311 Su:B-COMMITTEE OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD President Mr. Past-Pres ident Mr. Ohr. Court. of HonorMr. Commissioner Mr. ( , H. M. Clayton Abe Scharff Elmer M. Ries F. Joe Flanagan Memphis L. G. & W. Div. Kraus Cleaners 3581 Poplar Ave. 760 Vance Ave. 5-2552 5-3311 48-3769 8-8311 �COUJ'JC JL, B. S.;\. J1'JC. (}-j JC l( J\S;\ ~'I 1 BALLOT FOR ELECTION OF OFFICERS AND COIDJCIL ME.\1BERS-AT-LARGE FOR YEAR Bl}GINNING JANUARY 1. 1943 ********** ---- - (Vote for One) FOR PRESIDENT . ==f!'r • Percy A, Clayton - FOR VICE-PRESIDENTS -- (Vote for Five) -··- Mr. A. K. Burrow Mr. Edwin Dalstrom Mr. w. P. Halliday Mr. R. G. R~ Mr. Oran L. Cox -- - -------· -- l -·· FOR SECRETARY Mr. Percy I (Vote for One) c. -- Clarke -- ·-- .. FOR TREASU1UlR Mr. Emile A. :Bizot (Vote for One) Ii ' (Vote for One~ FOR COMMISSIOIDJR I Mr. F. Joe :inan~an ·- -- FOR N.ATIOUAL COUNCIL REPBLSENT.r"l.TIV1JS(Vote for 3) - i :Mr. Percy A. Cla;yton Mr • A. K. Burrow· ..... ,. M;r. F. Joe Flanagan ~ Mr. Henry M. Clayton -. ---- -FOR COUNCIL ..... _. MEMBERS-AT-LARGE, a.s per list ----,___ . - �~. COUNCIL MEMBERS-AT-LARGE i~~ t J'l'•Uc..oucliJtf'~ Acklen, T. Robert Acroyd, W.L. Agee, G. Worthen , Caz:J:ii.lillg, S;A-r f Callow, Lewis . ~ Canada, Col. J. w. Canale, Phil M. , Carter, M.0 • ' Castle, s. Nelson Chambers, C.M. Ahlgren, Frank I Alexander, Vance J. .Angus, John A. Alcott, Richard I Allen, c~c. Allen, James Seddon Allen, June D, Allen, Preston . Allen, Thomas H~ Annis, '.Burton :S. Atkinson, Dr. W.R. Austin, John .A.. Awsurnb, George Chambers. J.D. ICl"&ii£Iltt Champion, R.G. pG .,p Ch.;;'Uld.ler, W.H • IChandler, Hon. Walter 1 Church, Q.U. Barrow, E.R. :Beasley, John B."' il~~ Benner, Henri Bensinger, Lloyd Bizot, Emile A.· Boatner, N~J. Bolton, A. Earle :Sondurant, Julian B. (.Army) Boone, Daniel H. Boyd, Judge Marion S.~ Boyle, J, Bayard (.Army) Boyle, Jos. l'• :Brennan, J .J. Brown, C.H. · Brown, Paul Brown, R.G. Brown, s. Toof Bruce, c. Arthur Bruce, RoG;. Bunn, H.T. Burch, Lucius E, Burrow, A.K. Butler, c.w~ Jr. E.~E: /:j S r::.fJ f~) Clark, Dolph Clark, Roscoe C•. Clark, Willirun 'i Clarke , P. c.• Cleyton, Henry M. 1 Clcyton, P.A. 1 :Baber , Rodney (Army) Bacon, Col. W.J. Ball, Ernest C. Ballon, Dave lt«.fA'J Barker, Judge H.H. Barry, Edward F. iJ 0 i 'i Christenbury, Fred L. eyres, Dr, J.C. l3atem&a, -k, R.J. 91 I I ICoffey, Cleghorn, John :Ben J3. Jr. Cole, Srun F. Collier, J ..D. I' Cooke, R.P. I, Cox, Cox, Allen Jr. Oran L. Cox, W.W. ICowan, C.H. Cro.wford, A.M. Creson, Larry J3. I•Croson, R.F. (Army) 1 I . (Navy) jcreson, T.K. Jr. , Crump, Chas. M. Crump, Claude M. 1 Crump, E,E; ... sr. Crump, E.H. Jr• Cunningham, Jesse 1 'I · jDnl~trom, Ed ,Dnn1clson, Gon W.A. Darnoll, Herbert mvis, Hon. Clifford iDavis, Dr, J. Murry I 1Dey, Paul , •Dcfrios,.Ray Loe !Deupree, Wayne , �. I Herrington, R.L. Diohl, Dr. Charles 1 j Hirsh, :s.·: W. Dilworth, J.E, Dolan, T.R,. ..\ Dorr, W.H. ~ B:e'M':- l\).4t!edL< Droifus 1 Fred B. I I I Irby, w.n. Jr .. Dr. :S.E. IJacobs, Jacobs, Merrill C.M. IJacobson, Johnson, J. c-. Early, George C. Earp, O.K. Eckert. George J. 1.v. I Echols, Edge, W.T. Edwards, Frrui.k c. Eli"O"t, Dr, T1So Emick, Harold Ettelson, Dr. H.W. Evnns, Thomt'l.S A. I 1 'i Johnson, W• c. Jones, Dr. Robert W. 1Jones, Walk C. Jr. Farrdlll, John J'. Fay, Gerald Fiedler, Dr. F.W. Finch, M.E. Fisher 1 Allen Flanagan, F. Joo Fleming, Joseph D. Fogleman, John A. ·Fowler, Toll Fowler, w. 3, Freeburg, Harry Friend, A.:B. ! Keller, Eugene King, Rov. Frank Irby IElinck, F.Chief ' Klyce, w.• M. Edw.IKnoff, Kopald, s.1. j Kremer, Merrill I Lane, V:..G. I; Latham, Swayne Loo, Dr. R,G. ~llJNe.:I (Army) I Le.Prince, J.A. Lerner, s.M. I ' l L o r o y , Dr. Lo:iis ( NA1'J) Glasgow, :Son E, Goldsmith, Jack----···--.... ~, (Ar~) Goltman, Dr. J .s. Gooch, Cecil Graves, Dr. L.M. Gray, John Grout, F,M. Grogg, Russell , Levy, Dr •. Louis j Low~s, Dr. •.A.O. Lowis T.W. 'Libby, Frank jLichtorma.n, Ira J. 1 Lightmru.1, M.A. jLivermoro, Dr. George R~ (Ri1'4'J) ,Lohmeyer, J.A. 1 Lucas, Fred W. Halo, :m.w. Halle, Arthur Halliday, W.P. I Harrold, E.A. Hartie, J .R. Hnys, Lake Hoard, Robert G. Hoislrnll, A.L, Honry, lif, Wn.1.lace ,Macfarlane, G,O. Herff, Horbert LRl{f.i'l~) I Gatos, J. Granville Gaylor, w.A. Gehri, Rov. w.G. ie.NfI:rf Glascock, Chnrles (~ :Brow Harold Dean Hoag, I r Hobson, Dr, J itJ, (li.rmy) I Hohenberg, A.E. ' Holmes, Herbert Hopper, A,L. , Howard, T.P. • . Hunt, J .D. Hussey, Robert J, 1 Mc.den, J.ohi.'1 W. 1j Ma.ury, J.E. (Army) Mn.lone, J .H. IMallory, Loe (Army) ~Ma.xonr Bishop James M. !McCabe, C.T. •McCamoy, 13.F. IMcGGo, E.1. i �l l\oberts, John E. McGeorge, H.L. I McGregor, John 1 Ross, J.L. Roy, George T. Jr. McKnight, James Malorie 1 Ruch,DJ>. Walter A. McKnight, Thornas Rugg, L.E. . McWhorter, A.D. Edward.P. Russell, · E.J~ Meeman, 1 Dr. George M, Russell, (Navy)! Morgan, Allen Bychonor,.• Dr. R.O. Moriarty, Hel'bert MoliLAlllJ, ' Forrest':d~ Mottweiler, · .....AA\\ Saino, J.E. Munson, :F .,F, l\\'W- 1 Sandown, W;H. Myers, Mayer Schaxff, .Abe .Aaron R. Scharff, J.W.. Norvell, 'i Schloss, Gi 1 be:rt M. Nickey, Sam Jr. Schoembs, Arthur Doddridge Nichols, ;Dr .. H.C. Schmeisser, 1 Schwartz, Merrill· O' Callaghan, J.E. 0 1 Conner, Fr~nk Seay, J .I. 1 Orgill, Edmund Sellers, Perry- /VA~.'j Orgill, IC, W. Shannon, A,V, 1 Orndorff, H.G. 1 Sharpe, W,L. Ozburn, N. Field Shields, J. Chester Sibley, Dr. Josiah 1 Patton, Wesley E. Sims, R.B. Jr. Paul, F.W. Skinner, J.L. Payne, F,J. Skinnel', Reymond 1 Peete, Russell Slavick, H. W. Penland, Clifford Smith, Walter L. Pennebaker, C.T. 1 Sohm, Alfred Peres, Hardwig Spain, H.M. Perkins, George T. Spears, Herman 1 Pidgeon, Everett Springfield, C,L, Pidgeon, Phil Strauss, G.J). Pilkington, John I Strong r Raymond Pipkin, A.E. j Sullivan, H.B. Pipkin, Perry . I Plank, E.E. Taylor, Konon Plough, Abe Taylor, R•.A. Pope, Marvin 1 Tanner, L. W. Porter, Dr. A.R. Jr. Thompson, E.F. Prescott, W.J. , Thompson, L.K. I Tual, Blanch1:t.rd S. Ragland, S .E. ! Turman, W,·F. 1 Ragsdale, F.V. Turnbull, Steve (Army) Raines, Dr. Sam L. Turner, Norfleet Ramsay, R.G, , 1"utwilor, C.B. Ramsey, H'.onry T. Reeves, Russell E. Vaden, Edward N. 1 Roid, Wallace R. Vandemark, F .N. Richardson, Charles D. 1 Vesey Jobn B. , Valenhne, .John Richardson, Gilmer ~adloy, Dr. S.L. ~~~~6'~. Riechman, J .A. (Army) Andrew B,. Waggener, 1 Riggan, C.L. I Wa~or, D. Eugene (Army) Ri ttelmoyor, Chas. I itfaring, Col. Roane l I f!'- I I I I I I I I I I I I -v---, l �\, Watkins, R.G. Webb, Harry Webster, Wm. A. WQ"~. :tl;h ~"'"',~'I Weil, Alvin B. Wetter, Henry Widney, Rev. Chas. 1. I (Navy) Wilkinson, Russel Willi£1,ms, 0 .P. Willis s • Carl L. Wilson, Harry, L. Wiseman; Jn.mes B. Wood, George Wood, Di·, Porcy -1 I I (.Arrey) Wray, T. Oocil Abo 'Wlu-zb~g. Young, C.B. Young, Dr. Thomns K. ~r°" Gr~ . ~~'("~ I I I I I Council Members elected at tho Annual Mooting Docombor 10, 1942 for the yo~r 1943, I �l ro l Jji\I r CJ-1 JCJ( ;\5;\ "JV J'--' .... '-' r • A JN" '-' ( J I 7. Df'J . ...:; • r\ . .:..J B.ALLOT FOR ELECTI01'T OF OFFICJRS Al"D COUHCIL l'i:O!.iJB~RS-AT-LARG:S FOR YEAR B!lGHTNING JANUARY 1. 1942 ********** FOR PBESIDENT Henry M. Cla..vton -+Mr. (Vote for One) -~ - (Vote for Five) FOR VICE-PRESIDENTS Mr. A. K. Burrow -- . -- Mr. Edwin Dalstrom Mr. W. P. Halliday . Mr. • Lucius E. Burch Mr. Norfleet Turner , ··- -- .. (Vote for One) FOR SECRETARY I Mr. Percy c. Clarke . --- (Vote for One) FOR TREASURER -t Mr. Emile A. Bizot (Yote for One) FOR COMMISSI01"'BR Mr. F. Joe Flana~an FOR NATI01'T.AL COUWCIL R-.'!:'J'R'tj]SBIJTATIVES (Vote for 3) Mr. Henry M. Cll?.,yton Mr. A. K. Burrow Mr. F. Joe Flanagan -- - ---.. -. FOR COUNCIL M.8MBBRS-AT-LARG!l, as per list ··- �1942 COUNCIL ME1MB3RS-AT-LA.RGE w. Canada, Col. J. W. Cru:.tale, Phil M• C[\,rtcr, M. O. Castle, s. Nelson Ch.'1I!1bors, C. M. Chambers, J. D. Chru."l:pion, R. G. Chandler, O. B. Chandler, Hon. Wru.tcr Christenbury, Fred L. Church, C. H. Clark, Dolph 01:-irk, Roscoe c. Clark, William Clnrko, P. c. L. .A.gee, G. Worthen Acroyd, Alexander, Vance J. Angus, John A. Alcott, Richard Allen, C. c. Allen,Je,mes Seddon Allen, June :D. Allen, Preston Allen, Thomas H. Annis, Burton B. Atkinson, Dr. w. R. Austin, John A. Awsumb, George Ay1·es, Dr. J. C. Clcyton, Henry M. Clnyt o:n, P. ii.• :Baber, Rodney ]aeon, Col. W. J. :Sall, Ernest C. Ballon, Dave Barker, Judge H. H. Cleghorn, John Coffey, Bon D. Jr. Colo, So...'!1 F. Collior, J. D. Cooke, R. P. Barrow, E. R. Barry, Edward F. :Sat eman, Dr. R. J. Beasley, John Cox, Allon Jr. Cox, Oran L. Cox, w. W. :s. Cowan, C. H. Crowford, l1.. M. Creson, Ln,rry :B. Creson, R. F. Creson, T. K. Jr. Cru.i11p, Claude M. :Sonsingcr, Lloyd :Bizot, Emile A. Boatner, lT. J. ]odloy, Dr. J. :Solton, A~ Efl,rle w. Bondurant, Julian B. Boone, Daniel H. Boyd, Judge Marion s. Boylo, J. 3aynard Boyle, Jos. P. :i3ronnan. J. J. Brown, C. H. · :Brown, Paul Brown, R. G. llro1m~ s. Toof Bruce, C. Arthur '.aunn, H. T. Burch, Lucius E. :Surrow, A. X. Butler, c. W. Jr. Caldwell, E. R. Crcrl is lo, G. A. Jr. Ccllow, Levis C. Crump, E. R. Sr. Cru.mp, E. H. Jr. Cunningham, Jesse 1 Dalstrom, Fd Darne 11, Herb crt I• Davis, Davis, Hon. Clifford Dr. J. Mm·ry Defrios, Ray Leo ; Diohl, Dr. Charles Dilworth, J. E. Dolan, T •. R. 'i Dorr, W. H. Dozier, R. M. Droifu.s, Fred J3. 1 I I I Early, George C. K. O. Earp, �Eckert, Ge<11rgo J. Echols, L. V. Edge, W~ T. Edwards, Frank C. Eliot, Dr. T. S. Emick, Rr\rold Ettclson, Dr. H. W. I J a.cob s, Dr. l3 • E. ; Jacobs, Merrill I Jacobson, C. M• Farrell, John J. Fey, Gerald Fiedler, Dr. F. w. Finch, M. E. Fisher, Allon Flanagan, F. Joo Fleming, Joseph D. ; Keller, Eu.gone I King, RoY. Frank I Kirk, Guy 1 Klinck, Chief Irby Klyce, F. W. Foglcm~~1, John A. Fowler, Toll Fowler, W. B. Freeburg, Harry Friend, .'!... :B. Gntes, J. Granville Glascock, Charles Glnsgow, Ben E. Goldsrn i th, Fred G-oldsmi th, Jnck Goltman, Dr. J. S. Gooch, Cecil Graves, Dr. L. M. Gray, John Grout, F. M. Grogg, Russell lt..'110, E. ii. Hal;I.e, .i.\rthu.r Hallid.n.y, W. P. Harrold, :m. A. Ha.rtie, J. R. Heys, Lake Heard., Robert G. Heiskell, A. L. Henry, N. WaJ.\ace Horff, Herbert Herringto n, R. L. Hill, R. E. Hirsh, D. W. Hoag, Harold :Brown Hobson, Dr. J. J. Hohenborg , A. E. Holm0s, Herbert Hopper, A. L. Howard, Percy Hunt, J. D. Hussey, Robert J. Irby, W. I3. Jr. . Johnson, J. o. W. C. '1 Johnson, Janos, Dr. Robert w. 1 Jones, WaJ.k C. Jr. I ! t Knoff, Edw. M. ~ Kopald, S. L. IKromer, Meri·ill I I LA.no, V. G. I Latha.Jn, Swayne ~Leo, Dr. R. G. j Lee, Rob ort E. LoPrince, J. A. (Lerner, s. M. Leroy, Dr. Lou.is , Levy, Dr. Louis i Lewis, Dr. A. C. I Lewis , T • W. 1 Loeb, William Libby, Frrui.k .ll, Ira J. LichtEi1·ma I • Lightmnn, M. A. Livormoro , Dr. George R. 1 Lohmeyer, J. A" I Lucas, Fred I I I !Maury, '! J., E. Mo.cf n.:i.·lnno, G. 0. Mcl.one, J. H. ; Mo..llo;ry, Leo 1 Mallory, William Neely : Maxon, J3isho:p James M. McCabe, I o. T. Mccaslin, Dr. Robt. H. 1 McCamey, D. F. I McGee, E. L. I !vlcGoorge, H. L. IMcGregor, John J. I 1 Mcl'foight, James Malone Thcnas McKnight, 1 Hc'Whortcr, A. D. Moorno,n, E. : Michn.el, :O. R. Morgnn, Allon , Moriarty, Herbart : Mottwoilc r. Forrest I ! • �Norvell, J. w. Nickey, So.m Jr. O~Callaghon, Shannon, A. V. . Sibley, Dr. Josillh J. E. O'Connor-, Frank Orgill~ Edmund , Sims, :a.. ::n. Jr. Skinner, J. L. Skinner, Raynond I I Slavick, H. W. Orgill, K. W. Ozburn, n. Field Sraith, Walter L. I Sohm, Alfred. H. M. I S:Pain, Springfield, c. L. G. D. I Strn.uss, Strong, Rayr;1ond 1 Owen, W. L. 1 Patton, Wesley E. Pn.ul, F. W. Poote, Russell ! .Pc11lm1c1., Clifford Pennebaker, c. I Sullivan, T. Peros, Hn.rdwig Perkins, Goorgo T. Pidgeon, ~verett Pilkington, John Pipkin, A. JJ. Pipkin, Perry · Ploueh, Abo Pope, Mn.rvin Prescott, w. J. TB\Y'lor, Kenon J Taylor, R. A. i 1 Thompson, E. F. Thompson, L. K. 1 I Turman, W. F. Turnbull, Steve I Turner, Norfleet 1 t Valentine, Jopn I Vandermark, F. N. I Wadley, Dr. s. L. I Waggener, Andrew Ro.sla.na., · s. Il. F. V. R!:1.c~sdalc, I Raines, Dr. San L. R:'li'Jsey, R. G. k1I.1SOY' Hcn:r"'J T. Wagner, D. Euc;e11e Waring, Col. Roane Watkins, R. G. I Ri·::: s, :Ellner M. Riochnan, J. A. Riggan, C.L. Roberts, John E. Wetter, Henry Wilkinson, Russel Williams, 0. P. Ross. J. L. Roy, George T. Jr. Ruch, Dr. Walter A. Williss, Carl L. 1 P. Russell, DrJ Goorgo M. Eychencr, R. o. Dr. Snino, J. E. Sru1d.O\fil ~ W, H. Scho,rff, +\be Wilson, Harry L. Wiseman, James B. R:ugG, L. E. Edw~rd J3. I l Webb, Harry A. Webster,. Wm. Dr. A. B. ifoeks, I \foil, Alvin]. I Reeves, Russell E. Reid., Wallace R. Richnrdson, Charles D. Rich11rdson, Gilner Russell, H. P. 1 Wood, Geore;c Wood, Dr. Percy Wray, T. Cecil Wurzburg, Abe c. :B. Young, Dr. Thomas K. Yount, c. Greer Youne, Scharff, .f•aron R. Schloss, Gilbert M. SchoorJbs, .Arthur Schwartz, 1.forrill Sea.y, J. I. Sollers, Pcr'ry Council Members elected at tho Annual Meeting December 2, 1941 for the year 1942. �r 0 lJJi\1 r J I """ .. '-' :Sf\LLOT FOR ELE.CTIOlir OF OFFIC:SRS .:..;; 7 A. t:: r~ r, . ..J,. D COU1TCIL liJJI-1BJRS...AT-LARG:8 A~'D ; ~ FOR YEAR :S:DGHT1iUTG JANUARY 1, 1942 ********** -· (Vote for One) FOR PB:ESIDENT ,___.:_~4r. Henry M. Cla.yt on ··- I -- (Vote for Five) FOR VICE-PRESIDENTS -· Mr. A. K. :Burrow Mr. Edwin Dalstrom Mr. W. P. Halliday Mr. Lucius E. :Suxch Mr. Norfleet Turner -· -·~ -·~-- (Vote for One) FOR SECRETARY I Mr~ -Percy c. . Clarke .....__ (Vote for One) FOR TREASURER l I Mr. Emile A. Bizot (Vote for One) FOR COMM! SSI 01."ER - Mr. F. Joe Flanagan FOR NATIOM.AL COUNCIL fil'J?R'tTISE1JTATIVES (Vote for 3) Mr. Henry M. Clayton Mr. A. K. Bu't'row Mr. F. Joe Flanagan ·- - I ,__., -· FOR COUNCIL MSMB?RS-AT-LARG:E, as per list - r• JJ~tl '-' �1942 COUNCIL ME1MB3RS-AT-LARG:Jl!. Acroyd, W,. L. (/ ..-Canada, Col. J. W. 1-· --Agee, G. Worthen "-,--C!1l1.ale, Phil M. '--· -Alexander, Vance J. I.-"'. Cnrtcr, M. O. Angus, John A. Castle, s. Melson Alcott, Richard 0.h8IT!bors, C. J:vJ:. 1 Allen,. O. C. I ··-Charnb0rs, J. D. f.. _,......A.llen,Je,mes Seddon I .-Champion, R. G. ~~~ Allen, June D. _... ;~-~ch.'1ndler, o. :s. Allen, Preston I ·~Ch::mdlcr, Hon. W&tor i------,.Allen, Thomas H• ._. t -Christ en.bury, Fred L. k · .......A.nn.is, Burton B. v· j Church, C. H. -Atkinson, Dr. w. R. · ~·-Clark, Dolph 1/L;;.>. ~:"{ Austin, John A. Clnrk, Roscoe C• .,,.Awsumb, George v ...... .Clark, William : -Ayres, Dr. J. C.. ,. Clnrko, P. c. \ Clrwton, Henry M. Ba'.J::ler,- R'Nlnoy :"\,.~v-~ 0 lo.yt on, P. ,.\. 1 ~-Bacon, Col. W. J. ;,.; Cleghorn, John -~:sall, Ernest c. 'v ..JJoffoy, non l3. Jr. OJ-MM1 J3e,llon, Dave ' Colo, Som F. -..l3arker, Juclge H. H. k +-- Collior, J. D...,,, --:Barrow, E. R. 1-, Cooko, R. P. :Barry, EdwardF. ,.. I-Cox, Allon Jr. t--l3ateman, Dr. R. J. ··· .1-----0ox, Orr.m L. i.. :Beasley, John :B. 'i Cox, w. W. ' Bonsingcr, Lloyd Cowan, c. H. :Sizot, Emile A. 1 Crn.wford, A. M. '.Boatner, 'l:T. J. I Creson, Ln.rry D. ---:Sodloy, Dr. J. W• .,,. C+eson, R. F. :Bolton, A. Jlki,rle I Crcsop,, T. K. Jr. Bondurant, Julian :a. O~S ..t.....lli, Crump, Claude M. --Boone, Daniel H. ,.,,.--·.1......Crump, E. H. Sr. v-· -13oyd, Jud.go Marion s. ...... ·_... J Crump, :m. H. Jr. -Boyle, J. 3aynard ct'-.·, "···, :l ,. ·/'--Dunningham, Jesse -J3oyle, Jos. P. ;.·· -3 rcnnnn, J. J. i ···· Dal st ram, Ed. Brown, C. H. ·, Darnell, Herbort v3rown, Paul ·~-Davis, Hon,, Clifford :Bi:o 11n, R. G. •. . . .\»Davis, Dr. J. Murry t...".,,,,·· __J3ro\·m~ s. Toof J---..D?f;,ios, Ray Leo i/' .--....J3ruce, C. Arthur , ...;oioi. . l, Dr. Charles ~3v.ru1, H. T. .Dilworth, J. E. l,.,,. -Purch, Luci'US E. . Dolan, T. R. _...Burroi~, A. K. 'i Dorr, W. H. Butler, C. ,,,. Jr. .Dozier, R. !~. ;.-!'..,,.. 1 Drcifus, Fred l3. Caldwell, :El. R. Oc:.rlislo, G•.A.• Jr. Early, George C. I Ccllow, Levis C. 1-Earp, o. K. v l I ! I 1 I I ., �Eckert, Ge~rgc J. Echols, L. V. ~~" ~dge, \-J'~ T. Edwards, Frank C. Eliot, Dr. T. s_ Emick, Hnrold •ttoli:rnn, Dr. H. W. --bacobs, Dr. l3. E. ' Jacobs, Morrill l Jacobson, C. M. Johnson, J. c. i,,, , 1 ·r-Johnso11, w. c. vi Jo:nos, Dr. Robert W. 1 Jones, Walk C. Jr. l ,_.~, I ! Keller, :@ugone TKing, Rev. Frank '-·"_,,, I Kirk, Guy . · ..,...Klinck, Chief Irby ·..,..... I Klyce, F. w. i Knoff, Edw. M. Kopald, s. L. Kromeir, Merrill :Farrell, John J. :..,;/-- · , ..Fa;y, Goral d Fiedler, Dr. F. W. :Finch, M. E. ,~ Fisher, AllE:ln :-·Flanagrui, F. Joo :E'lemil~g, Joseph D. ,_..,. Foglomen, John A. Fowler, Toll :--;i:'O\\Tler, ' I I w. :n.· _. , I Lnno, V. G. ,. +Lo.thai:n, Swa.yne (~~ v Q ... -+-Loo, Dr. R. G. -.,,. ...lLoe, Robert E. A.~.t <'tlt-H.t\ .....LL0Prir1.ce, J. A. 1,.l~orner, s. M. · (.;'a roy, Dr. Loui s .,_... ·-rLovy, Dr. Louis \.. Freeburg, Harry ,Friend, .ii.. 13. ~/ GD,t es, J. Granville Glascock, Charles G-lasgow, :Ben E. · oldsm i th, Fred 10;;,c 1 i'.\.'1-.~}l Goldsmith , Jack oltman, Dr. J. $. ~.v.·1'(' Gooch, Cecil raves, Dr. L. M. Gray, John Grout, F. M. Grogg, Russell ,=l!nlo, E. W. v Ho"l;I.e , Arthur i"i:.>:\,'\i•,,""--\ ' Rallidny, W. P. Harrold, :S. A. Hartie, J. R. ,, .~-:iys, Lo.ke 'e'\ 1\ ' ' \ jLow:ts, Dr. A. ,O. •· . --i· Lowis , T • W. 1 . •.Loo'b, Willirun • Libby, FrMk j · 1·Lichterm oo, Ira J. ,·rLightmtm .' M. A. J t·Livormo ro, Dr. George R. , Lohmoyor, J. A. I '.; Lucas, Fred ..i..Mo.u:cy, J. E. J Mo.cfn.rlnn o, _G. -1- Molone, · ,_.,- 1 Robert G. Heiskell, A. L. Henry, N. Wnllace Hcrff, Horbert Herringto n, RA L. Hoa1~d, ··" o. J. H. ~I Mn.llory, Leo IMallor~r, Willil11Il lfooly - , 1 w,.1:1.,,---R•'. E. t~.C!. rn ~,~ii! V 'lf\.c1...1..1··'·! ..,,. ,~Hirsh, !3. W. Hoag, Harold Brown ..,,, obson, Dr. J. J. /.· ~<:;>honborg, A. E •. °')"\JJ'Y...-1, Holmes, Herbert \. Hopper, .A. L. -· ·Howard, Percy \·' Hunt, J. D. Hussey, Robert ~- , ---t-Maxo n, !3 is hop James M. V -t·~1IcCabe, O. T,. -+J<icOo.s lin, Dr. Robt. H. v ,-·+·McCamey, 3. F. i.,...-' McGee, E. L •. v· ,... J JvtcGoorge, H. ;r.. . ' ..McGregor, John .,...,.. Mcifoight, James Mo.lone -rMcKnig ht, Thcnas ...-1!-iciVhortor, A. D. .. 1 Mooman, E. J • : Mioh~el.,...Jl.....~ ::'~:·· .; ,, . · Me:rg~...AU..on · Herbart ···r·Moriar ty, ..+·Mottwe ilcr, Forrest v I I J. ,,. _ Irby, W. :3. Jr. V II .i �Norvell, J. w. Nickey, SDJn. Jr. Shn.nnon, A. V. ~ibley, Dr. Josioh v Sims, a. :n. Jr. I I Skinner, J. L. L-skinncr, Reyno-nd 1;1 'Slavick, H. w. Sr.lith, Wo.ltor L. 1 Sohm, Alfred Spain, H. M. Springfield, o. L. Strn.uss, G. D. Strong, Rayr:1ond tSulli van, H. P. ...----1 O~C11lla.@;han, J. E. 0 1Connor, Frank · · ~Orgill~ EdJmmd v v "·~Orgill, K. W. · · ·Ozburn, U. Field v Owen, W. L. I \,./ '"-·Patton, Wesloy E. P n.ul, F. W• Peete, Russell Pcn~and, Clifford """Ponnobako1~, o. T. v·· .. ,,,,.1'orcs, Hn.rdwig ,,..,.. · Perkins, Georgo T. Pidgeon, Ilvcrett t" Pilkington, John Pipkin, li... D. Pipkin, Perry .... · . ··~Ploue;h, Abo v [_,/ ··-Rope, Marvin ~·'·Prescott, VJ, J·. 1....ir aylor, Kenon ·f~-Taylor, R. A. ~, ',. : Thompson, E. F. "'i.Chompson, L. K. v Turman, W. F. ' Turnbull, Steve Tur-.c.er, Norfleet r I John I Valentine, Vru1dermark, F. N. I l..-,,. .... I I a.gland,· s. :c. v "R.agsdalo, F. V. v Raines, Dr. Sam L. v· Rc..-v..1so,y, R. G. onsoy, Honr<J T. -1,,-· Rocvcs, Russell E. Reid, Wallace R. Richnrdson, Charles D. ..Richard.son, Gilner I / ".Jl.ios, Elucr H. ./ iechnan., J. A. v" Rigcan, C.L. Roborts, John E. Ross. J. L. Roy, George 'r. Jr. . Ruch, Dr. Walter A. ~--·· "!'.l"r.~ A~Gt L. • 't" ""'• Russell~ Edward P, · '"'11ussoll, Dr. George M. ychenor, R. o. Dr. , Sni1lo, J. E •. San.down~ W. H. Schn.rff, Abo Wadley, Dr. s. L. .a-Waggener, Andrew :B., -~~\ rwagner, D. Euc;ene 1,./. r-Waring, Col. Roan~ v Watkins, R. G. ..,,., .-Webb, Harry t.«" · Webster, Wm. A. ·· . . .. !._ •.,_. Dr. A. B. 1Weeks, Weil, Alvin B• t,-·Wetter, HenryRusselv 1 ,-Wilk~nson, :u1·~·~r1...( ,.-·Williams, O. P. v r·"'Williss, Carl L. v·· 1,..-4\Tilson, Ha1·ry L. ,/ 1l....,...wi seman ' James_B .. Ct,,J\J•A'-·' 1t ;....4lood, Georc;c v +=-·Wood, Dr. Percy ~,. I Wray, T. Cecil ;.."..Wurzburc, Abe k I 'I Youne, c. E. !,,./ l··-"Xoung, Dr. Thomas K. ..y-Yount, c. Greer v Schwartz, Morrill I I Council Members elected at Sea.y, J. I. Sollers, Perry f Scharff, At\ron R. 1·"· -Schloss, Gilbert H. ~" ·· SchocrJbs, .Arthur I I tho Annual Meeting December 2, 1941 for the year 1943. �C0 !J J\J C JL1 B. 5. ;\ . J J\1 C, C}J JC J( f\ 5;\ vV f :BALLOT FOR ELECTION OF OFFIC:JRS AFD OOIDTCIL lDJiJB:-',RS ...AT-LARG:S FOR YEA.."R. BDGUi£-TUTG JANUARY l 1942 I ********** . (Vote for One) FOR PRESIDENT Henry M. Oley-ton -fr. ·(Vote for Five) FOR VICE-PRESIDENTS ----Mr. A. K. Burrow --- Mr. Edwin Dalstrom - Mr. W. P, Halliday Mr. Lucius E. Burch _...,._ -- .. Mr. Norfleet Turner -· . . - ..• --~·--- FOR SECRETARY I Mr. Percy c. . Clarke ·-- (Vote for One) FOR TBEASURER - I Mr. Emile A. Bizot . (Vote for One) FOR COM'IH S SI O'.N"ER I - (Vote for One) Mr. F. Joe Flana~an FOR NATION.l\L COlJ1.TCIL :F.G'J?R't]SEI~ATIVES - (Vote for 3) Mr. Henry M. Cle,yton Mr. A. K. Bu-rrow Mr • F. Joe Flanagan - .......__ FOR COUNCIL MSMBY'RS-AT-LARGE, as per list I ··- �----- ---- ------1942 COUNCIL MEMBJ:RS-AT-LARGE Acroyd, w. L. Agee, G. Worthen Alexander, Vance J. Angus, John A. Alcott, Richard.--~~.A Allen, O. c. Allen,Ja,mes Seddon Allen, June D. Allen, Preston Allen, Thomas H. Aimi s , :Burton :S • Atkinson, Dr. W. R. Austin, John A., Awsumb, George Ayres, Dr. J. C. Baber, Roclncy Bacon, Col. W. J. .Ball, Ernest o. :Sallon, Dave Barker, Judge H, H. :Barrow, E. R. :BB,rry, Edward F. Bateman, Dr. R. J. Beasley, John :B. Bensinger, Lloyd Bizot, Emile A. Boatner, :Dr. J. :Bodley, Dr. J. W. Bolton, A. Eiwle Eond1rrant, Julian B. Boone, Daniel H. Boyd, Judgo Marion s. :Soylo, J. :Oo,ynard :Boyle, Jos. P. 3rmman., J. J. :Brown, c. H. :Brown, Paul Brown, R. G. :Brown, s. Toof Bruce, O. Arthur 3u.mi., H. T. Burch, Lucius E. :Burrow, A. K. Eutlor, C. W. Jr. I Caldwell, E. R. C rlislc, G. A. Jr. low, Levis C. 0 Canada, Col. J. W. Canule, Phil M. Cn.rtcr, M. o. Castle, s. Nelson Chambers, C. :tvr. Chru-.-ibers, J. D. Champion, R. G. Ch.'Ol.ndler, O. :s. Chandler, Hon. Weiter Christenbur y, Fred L. Church, C. H. Clark, Dolph Clnrk, Roscoe C,. Clark, William 1 1.60 C1nrkc, P. c. Cleyton, Henry M. Clayton, P. A. 1 Cleghorn, John . Coffoy, Ilon :B. Jr• 1 Colo, Srun F. /~ Collior, J. D. /,t>o P. R. Cooke, 1 Cox, Allon Jr. Cox, Oran L. 1 Cox, w. W. j Cowan, C. H. • .A. r Crawford, A. M. n.~..u.j~ Creson, Lar~J Crosol'i., R. F. Croson, T. K. Jr. I · I I I I Crump, Claude M. Crump, E. H. Sr. Crump, J;J. H. Jr., Cunningham, Jesse Dalstrom, Ed. Darnell, Horbert Davis, Hon. Clifford Davis, Dr. J. Murry Defries, Ray Leo , Diehl, Dr. Charles Dilworth, J. E. Dolan, T. R. Dorr, W. H. OA Drcif:us, Fred l3 • ...1!d.. .-·-'J. Dozier, R. M. Early, Goorgo C• Earp, O. K. �Eckert~ Ge0rge J. Echols, L. V • Edge, w~ 1 T. Edwards, Frank C. h Eliot, Dr. T. S. Emick, Hl'..rold. W, --8..L)~_,S\\w4.. ~ Ettolson, Dr~ H. W. Irby, W. :n. Jr. 1 I Guy Klinck, Chief ~by ·~ M\b.A~·-~ Klyce, F. w. Knoff, Edw. M. Ko:pnld, s. L. Kromer, Merrill 1 I' I Lnno, ILoo, Dr. R. ort E. ILoe, LoPrince, Lerner, s. ·M. I V. G. Lathl'll'.U, Swayne G. 1 Rob J. .A. 1 Leroy, Dr, Louis 1 Levy, Dr. Lou.is 1 Lowis, Dr. A. ILowis, T, W. 1 I c. Loeb, William Libby, Fro.nk ILichternmn, Ira J. I • Lightmnn, M. A. Livermore, Dr. George R. , Lohmeyer, J. ;.\.. Lucas, Fred I I · .Ho.rti e, J. R~~~.!'!:±:t: Heys, Lolrn Heard, Robert G. Heiskell, A. L. Henry, N. Wallace Hill, R. E. Hirsh, :n. W. Hoag, Harold ]rown Hobson, Dr. J. J. Hohenborg, A. E. Holmes, Herbert Hop:por, A. L. Jfoward, Percy Hunt, J. D. Hussey, Robert J. I I Kirk, Hnlo, E. W. Hal:;l.e, .Arthur Ifallidn.y, W• P • Horf:f', Horbert Herrington, R. L. 1 /Jb A :Eu.gene !I Keller, King, Rev. Frank-1J____ _ Farrell, John J. Fay, Gorald Fiedler, Dr. F. w. Finch, M. E. Fisher, Allon Flanagrui, F. Joe· Fleming, Jose:ph D. Fogleman, John A. Fowler, Toll Fowler,. w. B. Freeburg, Harry Friend, .1.\.. J3. Gates, J. Granville Glascock, Charles Gln.sgow, :Ben E. Goldsmith, Fred G-old.smi th, Jack Goltmnn, Dr. J. s. Gooch, Cecil Graves, Dr. L. N. Grn,y, John Grout, F. M. Gregg, Russell Harrold, E •..'\.. . I Jacobs, Dr. D. E. Jo.cobs, Merrill j Jacobson, c. M. Johnson, J. c. Johnson, W. c. Jo:nos, Dr. Robert w. Jones, Walk c. Jr. 1 Ma1,lry, J. E• fl Macfnrlnno, G. O. Molone, J. H. ' Mnllory, Leo M.:lllory, Will iron Neely ; Maxon, Jishop James M. I McCabe, C. T. [Mccaslin, Dr. Robt. H. 1 McCrunoy, I3. F. I McGee, E. L. I McGoorge, H. L. 1 McGregor, John j Mc~night, James Molone 1 McKnight, Thcr.ias McWhorter, A. D. I E. J. IMiMoornan, cha.el, J3. R. ~ j Morgn,n, Allon Herbert Moriarty, 1 : Mottwoilor, FoITost II �Norvell, J. w. Shannon, A. Nickoyt Sa.m Jr. O~Callnghon, J. E. O'Connor, Frank: Orgill~ Edmund Orgill, K. W. Oz1mrn, Owen, w. 1r. Field L. Pn.tton, Wesley E. Pn.ul, F. W. Poote, Russell Pcnltmcl, Clifford Ponnobakor, C. T. Peros, Hn.rdwig Perkins, George T.,&,,,,.l,t,,,~~~)l Pidgeon, Everett Pilkington, John Pipkin, A. Il. Pipkin, Perry Plour)l, Abo Pope, Mn,rvin Prescott, w. J. 1 1 Taylor, Kenon Ta;y·lor, R. A. Thompson, E. F. Thompson, L. K. Turman, W. F ..,~~~~Ld?~Q.,ft Turnbull, Steve I Turner, Norfleet Valenti11e, John I Vandennark, F. N. Wadley,· Dr. s. L. I Waggener, Andrew J3. Wagner, D. Eucene I Waring, Col. Roane Watkins, R. G. Webb, I Web st er,HarryWm. A, Dr. A. :B. I 'Woeks, Weil, Alvin :s. Wetter, Rer:ry_:'l;[JJJNEi::J let£ l/.,t I ---·-f-·-----··· Russel I n. Reid, Wallace R. I I I · Richn.rdson, Charles D. Richardson, Gilner Rios, Eluor M. :aiochnan, J. A. Rigr,an, C.L. Roberts, John E. Ross. J. L. Roy, George T. Jr. Ruch, Dr. Walter A. Rugg, L. Il. Russell, Edwnrd P. Russell, Dr. George M. o. Sims, :a. :n. Jr. Skinner, J. L. Skinner, R1:ey-mond Slavick, H. W. Sraith, Wo.ltor L, Sohr:i, Alfrod......,._........ L.~~.... ~ . Spain, H. M. , S:pringficlcl, C. L. Strn.uss, G. D. Strong, Rayr.1ond Sullivan, H. P. I Ragland,· S., '.RaGsdale, F. V. Rroncs, Dr. Sam L. Ra.r.isay, R. G. Il..'1I.1SOY, lfonr-<J T. Reeves, Russell E. Rychenor, R. v. Sibley, Dr. Josich Di-. Sci.no, J. E. Samloivn ~ W. H. Scharff, Abe Scharff, Aaron R. Schloss, Gilbert H. Schoor.1bs, .'i.rthur Sch'wartz, l:!orrill Son.y, J. I. Sollers, Perry I ~lilkinson, Williams, O. P. Williss, Carl L. Wilson, Ha1·ry L. Wiseman, James E. Wood, Georc;o Wood, Dr. Percy Wray, T. Cecil ' Wurzburc, Abe Yount;, c. :s. Young, Dr. Thomas K. Yount, c. Groer Council Members elected at the Annual Meeting December 2, 1941 for the·yoar 1942. �CrJ JCJ( J\51\ '1V I J3.ALLOT FOR ELECTION OF OFFICTIRS A27D COWTCIL liDi.ffi;JRS-AT-LARG:S FOR YEAR. ]~GINNING JANUARY l, 1942 ********** ,..... FOR PBESIDENT -I (Vote for One) Mr. Henry M. Clayton -(Vote for Five) FOR VICE-PRESIDENTS Mr. A. K. :Burrow . ·-- Mr. Edwin Dalstrom Mr .. W. P. Halliday ·' Mr. Lucius E. :Burch -· Mr. Norfleet Turner - ..• ---·-FOR SECRETARY I Mr. Percy c. . (Vote for One) Clarke ---- (Vote for One) FOR TREASURER Mr. Emile A. Bizot (Vote for One) FOR COMHISSIONER I Mr, F. Joe Flan~an FOR NATI ON.AL COUMCIL Mr. Henry M. m.IPR~SmJTATIVES Mr. (Vote for 3) Cle,yto~ Mr.,, A. K. But•row -"-- - F. Joe Flanagan --...- - -FOR COUNCIL MSMB?RS-AT-LARG:8, as per list -· �,-1942 COUNCIL MEMBJ:RS-AT-LA.RGE Acroyd, W. L. Canada, Col. J. W. Agee, G. Worthen Alexander, Vance J. Angus, John A. Alcott, Richard An.i.'1.i s, Eurton B. Cru:m.le, Phil M. Co.rtcr, M. o. Castle, s. Nelson Ch.'1mbors, C. M. Chai-nbers, J. D. Champion, R. G. Chandler, o. B. Chandler, Hon. Welter Christenbury, Fred L. Church, C. H. Atkinson, Dr. W. R. Austin, John A. Awsu.mb, George Clark, Dolph Clrirk, Roscoe c. Clark, William Ayres, Dr. J. C. Cln.rko, P. C. Cl~rton, Henry M. Clayton, P. A. Cleghorn, John Coffey, Bon :B. Jr. Colo, Som F. Colli0r, J. D. Cooke, R. P. Cox, Allon Jr. Cox, Ormi L. Allen, C. C. Allen,Ja,mes Seddon Allen, June D. Allen, Preston Allen, Thomas H. Baber, Roclnoy :Sacon, Col. W. J. Ball, Ernest C. Ballon, Dave Barker, Judge H0 H. Barrow, E. R. :Barry, Edward F. Bateman, Dr. R. J. Cox, W. W. Beasley, John B. Bensinger, Lloyd :Sizot, Emile A. Boat nor, 1'T. J. Cowan, C. H. Crawford, ii.. M. Bodley, Dr. J. W. Bolton, A~ Earle Bondurant, Julian B. Creson, R. F. Creson, T. K. Jr. Cru.i11p, Claude M. Boone, Daniel FI. Boyd, Judgo Marion Boyle, J. 3aynard :Boyle, Jos. P. 3rcnnru.1, J. J. :Bro;,m, c. H. :Brown, Paul :Brown, R. G. :Brown~ s. Toof Bruce, C. Arthur :Bunn, H. T. Burch, Lucius E. Burrow, A. K. Butler, c. W. Jr. Caldwell, E. R. C~rlislo, G. A. Jr. Ccllow, Lowis C. Creson, Lnrry 3. s. Crump, E. H. Sr. Crump, :m. H. Jr. Cunningba:n, J,...c77e D~~:;~;,~'·fa. \j(<'.:_~'-<> Darncll, Herbort Davis, Hon. Clifford • Davis, Dr. J. Murry Defries, Ray Leo Diehl, Dr. Charles Dilworth, J. E. Dohm, T. R. Dorr, W. H. Dozier, R. M. Droifus • Fred l3. Early, George Earp, O. K. c. �Eckert~ Ge~rgo J. Echols, L. V • Edge, w~ T. Edwards, Frank C. Eliot, Dr. T. S. Emick, H[',rold. Ettolson, Dr. H. W. Farrell, John J. Fat, Gerald Fiedler, Dr. F. W, Finch, M. E. Fisher, Allen Flanngan, F. Joe Fleming, Joseph D. Foglemo.n, John A. Fowler, Toll Fowler, W. :s. Freeburg, Harry Friend., A. 13. Gntes, J. Granville Glascock, Charles ~ Glrtsgow, J3en E. / Goldsmith , Fred - J-._. ;, G-oldsmi th, Jack Goltman, Dr. J. s. Gooch, Cecil Graves, Dr. L. M. Gray, John Grout, F. M. Grogg, Russell Hnlo, E. W. Tl-- Hn.l;Le , .Arthur Halliday, W. P. Harrold, E ...'1.. Hn.rtie, J. R. Lake Heys, · X Hoard, Robert G. 7' Heiskell, A. L. Henry, N. Wallnce Horff', Horbert Herringto n, R. L. Hill, R. E. - fP"·-'J_, Hirsh, Il. W. Hoag, Harold ]rown Hobson, Dr. J. J. '!)<. Hohenborg , A. E. Holmes, Herbert Hopper, A. L. Hoimrd, Percy Hunt, J. D. Hussey, Robert J. Irby, W. :n. I Jacobs, n. E. Jacobson, c. M. Johnson, J. c. 1 Johnson, W. C. Jonos, Dr. Robert w. • Jones, Wnlk c. Jr. I I ~ Keller, Zugene I King, Rov. Frank /(,,, Y9' _,.t .. I Kirk, Guy Klinck, Chief Irby F. W. i Knoff, Edw. M. ~ Kopald, S. L. I Kromer, Merrill 1 i Klyce, I I Lano, v. G. LathaJ)l, Swayne 1 Loo, Dr. R. G. Loe, Rob ort E. . LoPrince, J. A. {Lerner, s. M. Leroy, Dr. Louis Dr. Louis 1 Levy, r Lowis, Dr. A. C. Lowis, T. W. 1 Loeb, William Libby, Frnnk I I I I I 'Lichtcrm rui, Ira J. : Lightmrai, M. A. Livermore , Dr. George R. , Lohmeyer, J. A. I Lucas, Fred I 1 1 Maury, J. E. IMacfr>,d[l.nc, G. 0. )( J. H. 1 Mo,llor'.r, Loe Mallory, Willi001 Neely ; Maxon, !3ishop James M. 1 Mnlonc, I 1 McCabe, C. T. IMcCo.slin, Dr. Robt. H. McCamey, :n. F. '1 McGee, E. L. McGoorge, H. L. 1 McGregor, John 1 j Mcl'foight , James Malone Thcnas , g11t McKn:i. 1 McWhortc r, A. D. Mcoman; E. J. I: Micha.el, D. R. I Morgm1, Allen Moriarty, Horbert l Mottwoile r, Forrest 1 Jr. Dr. 'i Jo.cobs, Merrill II �Shannon, A. v. Sibley, Dr. Josioh lforvoll, J. W. Nickey, Snm Jr. 1 O~Cnlln~hnn, J. E. 0 t Connor, FranJ.o::: Orgill~ Edmund Orgill, K. W. Sln.vick, H. W. Sraith, Walter L. Ozburn, n. Field Owen, W. L. Patton, Wesley E. Pnul, F. W. Foote, Russell Ponlmvl, Clifford Ponnobokor, C. T. Peros, Hnrdwig Perkins, George T. Pidgeon, Everett Pilkington, t)'olm Pipkin, J.'l... Il. Pipkin, Perry Ploue;h, Abo Pope, Marvin Prescott, w. J. R'1sland, · s. :n. Re.gsdalo, F. V. Rttines, Dr. Sam L, R.:.'V.1 say , R. G• R.:.'V.isoy, Henry T. Roovos, Russell E. Reid, Wallace R. Richnrdson, Charles D• Richn.rdson, Gilner Rios, '.Ellner M. iliochr.1an, J. A. Rigcun, C.L. Roborts, Jobn E. Ross. J. L. Roy, Georce T. Jr. Ruch, Dr. Walter A. Soran, Alfred Spain, H. M. Springfield., c. L. Strn.uss, G. D. Strong, Raynond Sullivan, H. P. 1 Taylor, Kenon 1 Taylor, R. A. Thompson, E. F. j L. K. Turman, W. F, I Thompson, Turnbull, Steve 1 Turner, Norfleet ·1 I John I Valentine, Vandermark, F. N. Dr. s. L. I Wadley, Waggener, Andrew B. D. Eugene I Wagner, Waring, Col. Roane Watkins, R. G. Harry I Webb, Webster, Wm. A. Dr. A. E. I 'Weeks, Weil, Alvin B. Henry I Wetter, Wilkinson, Russel I I 1 r 1 1 RU6i:s, L. E. Russell, Edward P. Russell, Dr. George M. Rychonor, R. o. Dr. Scharff, Abo Schnrff, Aaron R. Schloss, Gilbert M. Schocubs, .i.:'\..rthur Schwartz, Morrill Seay, J. I. Sellers, Perry Williams, o. P. Williss, Carl L. Wilson, Ha1·ry L. Wiseman, James B. Wood, GE;;orc;c Wood, Dr. Percy Wray, T. Cecil ' Wurzburc, Abe 1 Sn.ino, J.E. Sand.oim ~ W• H. Sims, a. Il. Jr. Ski1mer, J. L. Skinner, Rey:r.iond j 1 Young, c. :B. Young, Dr. Thomas K. Yount, C. Greer I I Council Members elected at r l I for the year 1942. tho Annual Meotin{s Doccmbor 2, 19·11 � 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 \ ()FFtGl2 ~-----~--. ' Form 0·539·30001141•M.K. 6 REGION No ............... . COUNCIL N ._<fb,.'.J;_' I) o ............. .. APPLICATION for RENEW AL of LOCAL COUNCIL CHART-ER for the Year Beginning July 1, 1942 NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park A venue, New York, N. Y. Th etf[q,~~/:;,e~ .(I ?T•.~~rr Co ·1 B S f A. . 'h e .................................... , ... ;·................................ ........................ unc1, oy couts o menca, wit (Name of Council) ._,,-- .. .-r=- ~ _+..I .. "'},#,. I i'i' .. ·· I' headquarters at 5..~.I. ............. (i~~~i .M:~ili~~ ~~·:. ~«,,~~:;;· ,. .. . R.'.~1:¢!:.rt--.1,1"-4~: !'.,v. ijs~~~)-wf..;(: :. ''."·,~·;:.,; .: .. · and having jurisdiction over (indicate entire Area).~?..~., .. ~., t1f':!i ~,.e..~l#.. ... ~ ..... ~ ... ~ ....... :·~· ................ ".)~1¥fif .. l;./i, .. ~~.~~:.~:~~~ · .. ~.re . . E.~ .. N.~ ... <rf ... f!:M~~ru~ .... Q.®;{l.."J..M7:l;~.,.,. ... :.'.''. . .':.I.~: ................................................. .. hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July 1, 1942. In justification of this application, the following summary of accomplishments and progress in 1941 and Objectives for 1942 is presented. Further details wiU be found in the accompanying reports which are offered as evidence of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibility as a Local Council as required by the By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America, Article XI, Section 2, Clause 3. This application, statements and record of prqg2es were reviewed and approved ~bJ.: the Council or Executive Bo-ard at a duly called meeting on......... .~~.~~ ..... Z..:J'-'. ....... 19.~K., at which meeting a quorum was present and the Council spec caliy accepted Its obligation to loyally cooperate with the National Council and its representatives .in promoting the program of the Boy Scouts of America in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and By-Laws, policies and regulations of the Boy Scouts of America. · Signed Scout Executive President Treiasurer BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA (Incorporated February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.) ( I. THE COUNCIL 1. As of December 31, 1941, this Council had ... 1.1..S":": members, including representatives of./O.tJ .... % .of the institutions or groups of citizens within our jurisdiction which sponsor Troops or Packs. In accordance with the policy of the Boy Scouts of America, major religious groups of our territory are represented in the Council and Executive Board as follows: Council.. ........... . 4. l.. .... Jewish; ........ ~. L ... . Catholi~; ....... ~ 3. .8. .... . Protestant Executive Board ..... ~ ... Jewish; ............ J. .... Catholic; .......... :?. .. 9. ..... Protestant 2. Amendments to our Constitution and By-Laws were adopted in 1941. ~es These amendments have been approved by the National Council. O Yes (If not, attach copies.) 0 No ~o 3 This Council has ........ ./. .. : ..... organized Districts with functioning District Committees. Ti. ere are ........ ./ ........ Districts yet to be organized. Of these we will org.anize ........... /. ........ .in 1942 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J. ............ Districts are sharing in financing this Council. ./ 4. We have an average of one Commissioner for every .... AA..~ ....... Troops or Packs, and expect to make this one Commissioner for every ....... ~r..ri: ....... Troops and Packs by December 31, 1942. 5. .During 1941 there were .......... /. ......... meetings of our Council and ......... 7 ........... meetings of our Executive Board . ....... ., . ./ ...... of our District Committees. met monthly, (except July and August) during. 1941; ...................... met quarterly; an~ the rest averaged .................... meetings. 6. Our annual meeting is held in the month of ........ tiJ4 ~-································• Officers .and members of our Council serve for one year beginning ..... :./JJ.N. ... .f, . .f~ll;l.:"k ...................... . of Council and No. of CHECK THOSE Number of 7. Functioning Members FUNCTIONING Districts repre .. ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Committees 1941 WELL sented on each Council '~ "J.tl x .a .3 .... Executive Board a2 x en Organization and Extension ,, .x J i:.:i Leadership Training ll x z. i:.:i E--< Advancement 1..2;, .x 2J E--< Camping and Activities //1/) x .,Z .... ~ Health and Safety ~ x b ~ Finance , ,s· )<:, ,3 0 . u Other Committees: !:/:. f x .J; . II. FINANCE . 1. In making Scouting available to the boys of our territory during 1941: net operating expenditures amounted to $.~.fr .. ~.¥.~.'-~·~* That we may not only continue but may strengthen a:nd extend our Council service 6 and bring Scouting ·to an increased number of boys in 1942, we have planned a net operating operating budget of $ Z7,.7.3..!?,.C.~ .. ·:·. 2. We had an employed Executive staff of. .... 'f. ..... m,en December 31, 1941. We plan to i~crease this staff by the employment of ....... O. ....... additional men m 1942. have been 3. In order to assure pro~r handling and, accounting for the fu~ds entrusted to this Council, our accounts ~ audited by .. ~,.~~-,.~.4.~.t/..,,c..~ . ~~J. O'i~~ lOA.T~e~~i<,;-P?•! (State whether professfonal accountants or Auditing Committee.) * These figures should agree with corresponding totals in Finance Committee report. Form 0·539F•3000114l•M.K. O F/C(! l ,'E..· · ~ Df'.:.~ ~--=;..,.-.___. __ REPORT' O·F ADVANCEMENT CO·MMITTEE - 1941 Headquarters City f!Afiihltlf'Jt .... -1-"Q.,,,. .. ~~-~-~-~~----~-"· · "'""". ;._· .,_~ ----1 Region No. __ ..:.J.;;._ __ _ Name of Council eJ1h&f(0Jll111 eoUM.tL,iJ.J.RffC.state 7fENffiV,. Council No. ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY (Sc.outs-not badges) Get this information from perpetual In• ventory (Form No. 41020, 4102C arid 41028). Tenderfoot* Second Class* First Class* Total Scouts* Total Dec. 31, 1940 * * Qualified - Net During Separated 1941 During 1941 Enrolled Dec. 31, 1941 ~· 0 0 oZ MERIT BADGE RECORD Indicate below the number of each of the Me,rit Badges earned during the year i941 Do not Credit Second Class Scouts with First Class Badges · J Form 0-539A-30001141-M.K. / This copy for National Office D; Regional Office D; Local Office EJ. (Check appropriate box on each copy.) TRANSMITTAL SHEET Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter Region No. . _..". '6"-'---- NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. DO NOT WRITE HERE Charter Fee $ _____ _ Quota ________ _ Scouter Fees ______ _ Tota.__ ________ _ Attached is the application of the C ff!C/(D~IJ W Council, /VJ ~NI. f' ffl.!J T£Nr{. for renewal of charter for the year beginning July l, 1942, together with repbrts as called for. Headquarters City, State Supplementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclost;! the following: (If any of the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expected on the line marked "Date") Note: Items No. 1, 6, 7 and 8 should accompany application, and No. 5 if possible. I. Charter Fee 2. Payment of Qi.iota 3. Scouter Fees 4. ,~?._ Scouter Applications (No.) 5. Audit Report for 1941 ( 6. Scout Executive's Report for 1941 7. Civic Service Report for 1941 (Including National Defense Activities) 8. Program and Objectives for 1942 9. Roster is enclosed w;~msied ;llf<'9. '] d Date Yes or No :f IE:':;p Yes or No :IES Yes or No Yes or No Yes or No $·-7~5-:.- D~O- - $. _ -________ _ $ J]},,5-o 2:) I f !..( "- Date I Date DE.C. lu l'i#I Date :Ut:EC. lg 12etf Date Date Signe~------------Scout Executive ()F-=FvCE eoP"::ll Form 0-5391-30001141-M.K. ----:--=.:..:..~:.::.--:..:·...:-_ ---~-------------~ .. -- - ORDERLY EXIT PLAN - 1941 Name of Council ....... e.fl./(.l(B..~.fJ.J.t. ....... ~.C!./rl.H.C.:f.1.:-.!l···b.~ ... ~ .. fl.~ .... 1!.lt.l..C..~ .. . Region No. .$.. ..... . Headquarters City ............... /rJ.T.:.M.P.lff.$.. .......................... State : ... T.g;;J?Y.f:.;£, ......... . Council No. In Dr. West's Bulletin Number Ten of the 1939 series, ;a new plan for an Orderly Exit procedure was annc> unced to the field and Councils were urged to experiment with the plan and to use c>ne of its many proposals, namely, the division of "separ.ations" into five classifications. A great number of Councils have made use either of the entire plan or of certain features of the plan. A number of Demonstration Councils have tried out the plan thorc>ughly and their results have been checked. In order to help determine more fully the extent to which the plan has already been used, before it becomes a natic>n-wide procedure, space is provided below for a report :as tc> the classification of separated Scouts and the extent to which recognition of "Demit" or "Junior Alumni" status has been used. The plan as set forth in the original bulletin proposed that the term "Demit" be used. Even then it was stated that this term "may not prove to be acceptable", and ·after consideration of the attitude of the field toward the term and suggestions of those making various experimentations, it has been decided to substitute the term "Junior Alumni" for the term "Demit". The term "Junior Alumni" fits in perfectly with the various plans of fong-term recruiting for additional leadership in Scouting as carried forward through College Cultivation work in the Personnel Division in cooperation with Councils. One of the greatest values in the use of the Orderly Exit procedure has been the psychology which is created among Scoutmasters and other Troop leaders. It is unavoidable, as a Scout Troop C'arries on year .after year, that it will lose some of its members each year. If all the separated Scouts are simply regarded as Dropped Scouts with the word "dropped" carrying with it :a connotation of failure then the Troop leader may not have full realization. of the extent of suocess of the program. When the separated Scouts are classified as they are below it means that only one classification of the separated Scouts can be attributed to failure on the part of Troop leadership, namely, the "dropped" Scouts. TOTAL SEPARATED SCOUTS DURING 1941 z ~ 0 r..:i ~ Q ~ ~:z:~ r..:i l:I1 U"J 0 ~ g E--< ~ =a 8~ ·§ ~ < 0 :z; p ., 0 r..:i ~ p....:IQ ~ 0 Q E--<. ~ - ....., < ._, Q E--< t; ·20 ~q !?--~G !} l~;_b The total number given in this table should correspond with ycur total net separations in 1941 as it appears on the report of the Organization and Extension Committee. Form 0-539H-30001141-M.K. OFFtC£. f!oP':J __...-.... .. - - ·-·-·--,--·-- (5) EMPLOYED STAFF FOR 1942 (Please state all salaries. Use extra sheet if necessary) NOTE: Because of its relatipnship to Retirement and Group Insurance it is essential that this report be accurate and complete. C' Region No. _.. ......,~-- Name of Council Headquarters City Scout Executive._.,.~........,~-~~~~~~~~-~-~~--------------- Home Address / SJ/ U~ 4«rl .. ·Al+J.-u«\Tel. Assistant (A.S.E.) and Field (F.S.E.) Executives Name ,..,---- ,&~ ~. J~ Title* Jl_s.E . .... II. 5 £ Council No. 5 ;)1/ 1942 Sallaries $!1100°.: lla800.oo /__,,/, 90, @_l!P /,_LlO.oo f :;;>,,-;, ,,,.,,, _;;--....(,!! ~ :,• !!ij .;,,.·' '·/ ~- Check in these columns participants in Retirement Plan· (R.P .) & Group Insurance (G.I.) R.P. G. l. x x .x x Note: Above named members of Executive Staff must also be listed on Roster for purposes of "Reaistrat ionn Clerical Staff $ (1/110~ )( ~ le Q3'/J_ 00 x x ,_ q_oo~ J./.'"" ()D~ ''""'" - *Indicate part time employees, if any, by "P.T:' after the title. **Do not include any allowances, i.e., transportation, etc., in salary figures. Form O·S39·3000114l•M.K. REGION No ..... 5, .. : ..... COUNCIL No ... ~1$. .... APPLICATION for RENEWAL of LOCAL COUNCIL CHARTER for the Year Beginning July 1, 1942 NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park A venue, New York, N. Y. The ................................. J.Ui1.~~W. ................. : ................... Council, Boy Scouts of America, with (Name of Council) headquarters at .501 .. Gal:um.bia.n .. Mutual .. 2011Zef .•.. .Memphla •... frumes.sea ................................. .. · . (Local Mailing Address) (City) State) and having jurisdiction over (indic·ate entire Area) .Sllelbx, .. C.O:u.n.-W., .... ~e.m>.~ ...... P..e.~O.'Ji!.h .. ~~.t.~ .. .. P.ooola ... Ccmn:t.ir;.s •.. .Mi.as .•... ~Jlc.~:et .. ~~nsbaw. •... Mi•.$., ..... i». .. :f~l~ .. 99.1m.1'.Y..• ....................... . J.1P. .. t?.t .. Jf4.lf .. Qf. .. ~i.t.~~~~?1.9.!?~.1i.Y..1 ... ~lh ........................................................................................ .. hereby ,applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July 1, 1942. In justification of this application, the following summary of accomplishments and progress in 1941 and Objectives for 1942 is presented. Further details will be found in the accompanying reports which are offered as evidence of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibility as a Local Council as required by the By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America, Artide XI, Section 2, Clause 3. This application, statements and· record of pr°/;ress were reviewed and approved by the Council or Executive Board at a duly called meeting on ...... f.'A~T. .. 2.~ ............. , ................. 1~2. ....... ., at which meeting a quorum was present and the Council specifically accepted its 'obligation to loyally cooperate with the National Council and its representatives in promoting the program of the Boy Scouts of America in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and By-Laws, policies and regulations of the Boy Scouts of America. · Signed ~ .. 4:~f~f.~~t...:Ztf!.~@~~1':i:S'. ............... .. Scout Executive BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA (Incorporated February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916;) : ~ I. THE COUNCIL 1 ~ As of December 31, 1941, this Coun~il had ......... 391 .. members, including representatives of ........ 10(). % of the institutions or groups of citizens within our jurisdi~tion which sponspr Troops or Packs. In accordance with the policy of the Boy Scouts of America, major religious groups of our territory are represen:ted in the Council and Executive Board as follows: Council ............... 31 ...... Jewish; ........... 26 .... Catholic; ......... 33$ ........ Protestant Executive Board ..... a. .... Jewish; ............. 1 .... Catholic; .......... .21 ........ Protestant 2. Amendments to our Constitution and By-Laws were adopted in 1941. u<--es These amendments have been approved by the National Council. D Yes (If not, attach copies.) D ljo Q/No 3. This Council has .......... l ........ organized Districts with functioning District Committees. There are ........ l .......... Districts yet to be organized. Of these we will org.anize ................ l ..... .in 1942 . ................. 3 ............ Districts are sharing in financing this Council. 4. We have an average of one Commissioner for every ..... 4.3 ........ Troops or Packs, and expect to make this one Commissioner for every ........... Z.5. ..... Troops and Packs by December 3 i, 1942. 5. During 1941 there were ............... 1 ....... meetings of our Council and ............ 7 ......... ., .. meetings of our Executive Board . ......... l ........ of our District Committees met monthly, (except July and August) during .1941; ............. : ....... met quarterly; and the rest averaged .................... meetings. 6. Our annual meeting is held in the month of ........... Deeem'bor ......................................... . Officers .and members of our Council serve for one year beginning ...... Jan.9' .. 1 •... l.9.42 •............................ of Council and ·No. ·of CHECK THOSE Number of 7. Functioning Members FUNCTIONING Districts repre .. ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Committees 19-41 WELL sented on each Council 323 x 3 Executive Board 22 x 3 [T,J Organization and Extension 16 .x z r"l Leadership Training ll x •:) r"l E-< Advancement 12 x 3 E-< Camping ·and Activities 10 y ..... 2 ~ Health and Safety I ·Y 2 ~ Finance 15 x 3 0· u Other Committees: 41 x 3 II. FINANCE 1. In making Scouting available to the boys of our territory during 1941, net operating expenditures amounted to $ .... .25 •. 640 .• S.tf That we may not only continue, but may strengthen and extend our Council service and bring Scouting to an increased number of boys in 1942, we have planned a. bet operating operating budget of $ .. 27/138. •. 00~-. 2. We had an employed Executive staff of ......... 4·:·: .. men December 31, 1941. We plan to increase this staff by the employment of ...... Q ......... additional men in 1942. have been 3. In order to assure proper handling and accounting for the funds entru-sted to this Council, our accounts w~ audited by ...... f..$.~~---~.ok .... W.:t.ch.ell .. & .. Co. •. certified Public Accountants. (State whether professional accountants or Auditing Committee.) * These figures should agree with corresponding totals in Finance Committee report. ' •' Form 0·5391"·3000114l•M.K. REPORT' 0-F ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE - 1941 5 H. ea d quarters C ity - _ _1111~--~·-LJ'""L--------------------1 Reg~on No.-'-'- ---"--~--- Name of Council __,... ___ ...:;.Cb.=t..;:;ck=as=-=a.:..:.::w'--------- State _ ___;;;1.f..;:;e;;:;:D.;;:;:'ll;....· __. Council No. 551 ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY (Scouts-not badges) Get this information from perpetual · In• ventory (Form No. 4102D, 4102C and 41028). Tenderfoot* Second Class* First Class* Total Scouts* Total Dec. 31, 1940 * * Qualified Net During Separated 1941 During 1941 Enrolled Dec. 31, 1941 . MERIT BADGE RECORD Indicate below the number of each of the Merit Badges earned during the year 1941 Do not Credit Second Class Scouts with First Class Badges .."... ' "<"d'' ii:B I-Agriculture* ................................... ! ....... :... 57-Life S;i.ying ................... , .......... 1 ................ . 2-Angling ........................................ ~ ..... 9 . 58-Machiriery ............................................... . 3-Animal Industry* ............ ~3 ............... 59=Marksmansh1p ....................... : ....... 3 .. 4-Archery ................................... ............ ........... 60 Masonry* ................................................ .. ~ ~:~~~.~~~~_ .. ::~:::::::::::::::::::: :iit:: :::::1: ~i ~:~~t~~!S~.~:.~: .. :::::: :::: :::::1:: Star ~ ==~ :: : ::: :: t : ::=:: ~! ~::c;:1;;;;;:: =:: =::: i::: ~ 9-Automobiling ........................ ,.'ff. .............. 65-Painting* .................................. ·-·~. ......... 4.. .. _L_if_e __ ~---i--=-=:..::.....J--=::._-1----'==--1--=-=-ii 10-Aviation .................................... ~ ............... 66-Pathfinding* ...................... :: : ...... . Eagle 11-Basketry* ................................. B .... j .... :8. 67-Personal Health* .................... ; ............... : .. =======i===i==~====F===ll 12-Bee Keeping* ........................ ............ ........... 68-Photography* ........................................... .. Sea Scouts: U:---Beef Production* ................. Jl ........ &. 69-Physical Develop .............. & ............. .. ---1-----+----+----ll 14-Bird Study .............................. 41: .............. 70-P~geon _Raising ·: ............... ft_.... . Apprentice 15-Blacksmithing* ..................... !, .., .. ........ ,.. ., .. . ,. 71-Prnneenng ............................ ·. .. ........... .. -------1----·-"''--1---==---1-----'~~-==~11 16-Bookbinding* ........................ ft....... 72-PPl~mbi~g .. :_ .............................. l .... i.... .... 1 ............ .. Ordinary 17.-Botany ....................................... 1.. .. 3.. ... ........... 73- ottery ..................................................f i. . -------1----:::.....i--=;_;,--==--e1--=--11 18-Bugling* ..... : .................................. 4 .............. 74-Poultry•Keepmg* .................... ..... !'!: .. Able 19-Business ........................................................... 75-Prin~ing* ............................................... .. _T_o_t_a1-----i---=-t-----t--='--f--~~11 20-Camping .................................... 18.... ........... 76-Pubhc Health ....................... .. ............ . ======i=====i===~t======t=====Jl 21-Canoeing .....................................1 . ...... 77-Public Speaking .................. 1.... 8 ............ .. Explorer Scouts: 22-Carpentry* ....... *.... ..................B .... :.: .. ,'. .. :_ 78-Radi<? .. *.... ................................. 41:.. . ........... . -------l---t-----t---r-~-11 23-Cement Work .................. 1 .... 3 ........ 1.. 79-Readmg .................................................. 5.. 1st Honors 24-C~emistry : ................................. 13.... ........... 80-Reptile Study ............................. §. ............. .. -------1----+---'----l-----;1-----11 25-Citrus Fruit Culture ..................... / ........... 81-Rocks and Mmerals ....... .. ---2-n-d- H-:o1no-r-a- -+-----l-----;1-----1127-Co26n-sCeivrivoas t·1-·o-:·n· -.-.-..-..-..-.-..-..-..-..-.-..-..-..- -•p -..-...._._._.._._.._._. 8s23--RSoafweitnyl i .-.-..-.-..-.-..-..-.-..-.-..-..-.-..·.-.·..·.·.·.·.·.·..·.·.-... ._. _. .... ~,... .. Total 28-Cooking ..................................................... .,. .. 84-Salesmanship .................................... .. 29-Com Farmin_g* ..................... }; ......... #.. .. 85-Schflarship .................................................... .. Cubs 30-Cotton Farming ......................................... 86-Scu pture ....................................................... . _B_o_bc_a_t ____ 1 __ ~>--------l----+--.;__1 H gE~~~ . : :~:::: : iJ · }i~~~~;h~-~~~::::-:::::::::::::::: ::::•::: ::~:::::::: Wolf*** 34-Electricity ................................. 1... ........... 90-Soil Management* .. : ............................... . _B_ea_r_*_*_*----i·---+----1---''---+--'---11 35-Farm Home* ........................ D .............. 91-Stalking ... : .................................... ,, __ 36-Farm Layout~ ......................... 1 .............. 92-Stamp ~ollecting ................ :.,4 ............. .. Lion*** 37-Farm Mechamcs ...................... ,, ................. 93-Surveymg ................................................ .. 38-Farm Records ............................ 1 ........ 94-Swimming .................................................. .. Total Cubs 39-F~ema~ship* ...................... .. ............ 95-Taxi~ermy ................................. 1 ............. .. ========================!! 40-Fmt Aid.................................... 96-Textiles ............................................................ _ l~ub m~p:ibershi1?rPec. 31, 1941,.Jacluded: 41-First Aid to .. · .· ·. 97-Weather* ................................. 40 ......... 4 . ............ 9 yrs. old ............ 10 yrs. and , ........... 11 yrs.# Animals* .............................. I!! . 1. 98-Woodcarving* ........................ ,8 ............ ~ .. 42-Forestry .................................... ~-... .............. 99-Wood Turning ..................... ft' ............. . *NOTE: Include all Scouts including 2nd and 43-Foundry Practice .................. ~1 ............... 100-Wood Work ..................... ., ................... .. M""' hoving MoritBodg"· 44-Fruit Culture* ······-·---····t···-···r· 01-Zoology ·····---·······-··--1 ... :.. . 1 .......... .. Check "Total Scouts" in 4th column with Org. ·and 45~Gardening* ......................... ,., .. , ........ 102-Coin Collecting ...................... 11 .......... .. Ext. Committee report, Total Scouts 12/31/41. · 46-Handicraft* ................................ ,,.: .... ; ......... 103-Dog Care ..................................... : .................. . fig::~elro:PF~~:d4 13~b ~~ofulf~~~: Compute these 47-Hiking .......... , ............................... 114 ......... 1. 104-Finger Printing ................... , ....................... . Tend. Col. 4 minus difference between Cols. 2 and 32 43-Hog & Pork Prod.* ............. ,1 ........ Iii':. l05-Skiing ................................................................. . 2nd Cl.---Col. 8 minus difference between Cols. 3 and 6 49-Horsemanship* .................. : ....... / ..... :Iii .. 106-Grasses, Legumes and I and higher ranks similarly from corresponding columns. 50-lndian Lore.................................................... Forage Crops ..................... / ............ / ......... ~~~;cp:~dd~{~2~~r Cubs and Sea Scouts using Forms 51-lnsect Li~e .............................. ............ ........... -1,.--.. , . 52-Interpretmg .................................................. Total ~ · - for* **Include all Gold and Silver Arrows in total 53 J 1' each Cub Rank. 54 - Lomda ism ............ , ........................................ (Organizer Awards 1941) 5 #Include with 11 yrs. those 12 years or over who may - Gn dcape a MB Counselors in Co '1192 be continuing temporarily as Cubs pending enrol• ar ening ........................... ........ ........... : · unci · ment as Scouts. Check total of three ages with Org. 5 5-Leathercraft* ............................. ::... ........... *Badges open to Second Class Scouts. and Ext. Committee report, Total C1,1bs 12/31/41. 56-Leather Work* .................. / ..... ~ .............. Signed 261 312 lM 362 43 17 l.5 .. 13 11 9 l? 3 a l 320 340 190 426 Ohr. Advancement Committee Form 0-5391-3()001141-M.K. ORDERLY EXIT PLAN 1941. Name of Council ............................ qb,l.~ ............................................................................... .. Region No. Headquarters City ........................ ~~ ................................... State ......... ~ ...... .. Council No. In Dr. West's Bulletin Number Ten of the 1939 series, ;a new plan for an Orderly Exit pro&:edure was announced to the field and Councils were urged to experiment with the plan and to use one of its many proposals, namely, the division of "separations" into five classifications. A great number of Councils have made use either of the entire plan or of certain features of the plan. A number of Demonstration Councils have tried out the plan thoroughly and their results have been checked. In order to help determine more fully the extent to which the plan has already been used, before it becomes a nation-wide procedure,, space is provided below for a report as to the classification of. separated Scouts and the extent to which recognition of "Demit" or "Junior Alumni" status has been used. The plan as set forth in the original 'bulletin proposed that the term "Demit" be used. Even then it was stated that this term "may not prove to be acceptable", and 'after consideration of the attitude of the field toward the term and suggestions of those making various experimentations, it has been decided to substitute the term "Junior Alumni" for the term "Demit". The term "Junior Alumni" fits in perfectly with the various plans of ;long-term recruiting for additional leadership in Scouting as carried -forward through College Cultivation work in the Personnel Division in cooperation with Councils. One of the greatest values in the use of the Orderly Exit procedure has been the psychology which is created among Scoutmasters and other Troop leaders. It is unavoidable, as a Scout Troop C'arries on year after year, that it will lose some of its members each year. If all the separated Scouts are simply regarded as Dropped Scouts with the word "dropped" carrying with it ;JJ connotation of failure then the Troop leader may not have full realization of the extent of suCiCess of the program. When the separated Scouts are classified as they are below it means tha.t only one classification of the separated Scouts can be attributed to failure on the part of Troop leadership, namely, the "dropped" Scouts. TOTAL SEPARATED SCOUTS DURING 1941 z i:.:: 0 i:.:i ...... i::::i ""' .... i:.:: z -- i:.:i ::i:: ffl 0 r:i... ..:I ~ ~ ::s. s :;?J ·m r:i... 0 z ::i "' 0 fS i:.:: ::i ..:I Q i:.:: 0 i::::i E-< ~ ...... < ...... i::::i E-< • • • -~ ·,'" ... la The total number given in this table should correspond with ycnr total net separations in 1941 as it appears on the report of the Organization and Extension Committee. Form 0-539H-30001141-M.K. (5) EMPLOYED STAFF FOR 1942 (Please state all salaries. Use extra sheet if necessary) NOTE: Because of its relationship to Retirement and Group Insurance it is essential that this report be accurate and complete. Name of Council..__ _____C hi--'--c_k_a "--saw"--'•"'"._Co·==·U lt==e·l =·=·= 1_...,-=Bc..o•'--'S"-'.""A"-'.,___,,l=no=•.__ ___ Region No._._5_· _ _ Council No._5_5&~-~· _ Headquarters CitY--~--~·-•--=-p_hl_a_· _____________ State Ttln'A. ScoutExecutive_ __W _._._Oo_.r_do_n. _ Mo:_r.. r·_ _i_•~·----------------- llitt:A ·v•-~,,...... ., - Home Address_ ___.._ ,__ _.a. u_.,._..,_·- ____________T el. t•o"i1N!.lO!!crft Assistant (A.S.E.) and Field (F.S.E.) Executives ( Name Title* 1942 Sadaries $3.900.00 Beam w.. Tidwell ilaoo.oo Aas!s ts.at Scout J1'xecu t ve ~om H.. Reynolds H i.690.00 fl 11680.00 11320.00 Note: Above named members of Executive Staff must also be listed on Roster fo~ purposes of "Registrat ion" Clerical Staff Name Title* $ Miss Sallie G. Worie Boo~ 1.440.00 iteeord Clel"lt J...oao.oo 900.00 420.oo *Indicate part time employees, if any, by "P.T." after the title. *•Do not include any allowances, i.e., transportation, etc., in salary figures. Check in these columns participants inRetirementPlan (R.P.) & Group Insurance (G.I.) R.P. G. l. x x x x --- x x x x FORM 0•539D•3000114l•M.K. REPORT' OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE-1941 REGION No., __ s_. -- Name of Council Chiemuu1.w C&uaoil. B .. S.A. Iu. COUNCIL No. 658 Headquarters City Menm'.hts State feimessee CLASSIFICATION OF TROOPS IN THE COUNCIL · . Based on the statement in "Camping Policies" on "Council Supervision of the year·round Camping Program of the Troops," please state below the number of Troops as of December 31, 1941 you consider are in Groups 1 and 2: (See Bulletin No. 5' of the "Chief Scout Executive," March 31, 1939.) ' GROUP 1 : Number of Troops with an effective Camping Program (See "CAMPING POLICIES" pages 6 and ? and folder "TROOP CAMPING OBJECTIVES" for aid in defining "effective.") 2 : A: Number of Troops doing some camping but not up to the standard of Group 1 B: Number of Troops doing NO camping ..................... ~?. ............. Troops 52 .......................................... Troops 4:0 .......................................... Troops TOTAL ABOVE GROUPS (Check with Org. and Ext. Conimitteereport, "Total Troops, Dec. 31, 1941") .................... !.:.~~ ............ Troops 400 . ESTIMATE NUMBER of SCOUTS having NO CAMPING in 1941 : ..................................................... --...... Scouts. This is valuable in measuring the· job to be accomplished, and for the information of the Local Council as well as the Home Office. Obviously this estimate must be based on a report from Troops at the end of the year. REPORT OF YEAR·ROUND CAMPING-Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, 1941 •Troops=Troops, Ships, Neighborhood Patrols Explorer Troops, Tribes, R<;>ver Crews Council Membership, June· 30, 1941 was .... ~:~ ..... Troops*,.-~~: .. Scouts. "Total Scouts belonging during the year'~: ..... (*5) Include Tours, Cruises, Camporees, etc. Do Not Include Scouts from other Councils YEARLY SUMMARY COUNCIL SUPERVISED CAMPING Included in Yearly Summary arei .. os; Council-wide Camporee · .................. Scouts District Camporees . ..: ......... ~~Scouts Long Short 00 Term (*1) Term (*2) Regional Camporal. . .................. Scouts A. CHARTERED TROOPS Sea-Scout Rendezvous. .. .......... Q9 Scouts L On Council Site Tours Outside Council ............. ~Scouts a 77 " " .. 3& 1. Number of Troops..·--··-- 1 ______ 1 _______ 11 ............... 1 outers 2. Number different Scouts ......... 1 __ __::31.=.... __ 1 __ 1__,·,,"-70_·_3 __ 1 Number of Tours .................. ·Tours 3. Number Troop Scouters ........... 1 ____ 5 __ 1 __ 326_· _·. __ 1 Philturn . . .. .............. ~Scouts 4 N b S t D (*3) 211 12-..104 " 0 s t . um er cou ays ...... 1 ______ 1 __ _,, ... '-'----i .................. cou ers • • IL Off Council Site Plan to have Philturn trip m 1942: &Js ........ ., No ........ . 1. Number of Troops ......................... 11 . ___ ""_l111r-... --i-----'3__ Total Negro Scouts, June 30, 1941 ..... 98 ..... Scouts 2. Number different Scouts ........ 11 ____ 00 ___ 1 ___ 28_·_. __ 1 Negro Scouts in Long Term Camps .................. Scouts 3. Number Troop Scouters ........... 11 ____ 3_· --i-----'-"--_ 1 __ S_e_p_a_ra_t_e_C_a_m_· p_f_or_N_e_g_r_o_S_c_o_u_ts __ --'--'---.:;..>.:;..'· :.,.,' ',..c;":...y..;;;~_ .. _ ... _ ... _.;_N_o_ .. ... _ ... _. 4. Number Scout Days (*3) ..... 1 __ : .• -:~-l_'"_. 1 __ ..c.2'=· _ .. _ 1 . ·--. . •· • TRA~NI~G and S~P~RV~8.l?~::'.i8 . :\3., PRo0jtt;)f,Aii,'J:'.ROOPS · _· ... ~~-· ~:. ?~~{.;;:" , .Numbe~_Sc~~,t~r!.~r~m-~~,;e .. T_~ooP:.~~~P.~~?-~~~1p '"·'.·]:·· ...................... . ·"f~~it:.:01lcitrh2if-~it!e·· · l----~-i----'· ... ~:.""",::;~ ... "·_·_""_' ·1 '· .·Short.~enn;·campipg tt{pottS py,Trqc>p&-are.sec\'irea·: Yes:: ... : ... ; No ....... .. ""· b d"ff 405 •,Ha~e'';1~~ ·f_o~\cf~i:ing Tr~~p.fci~'ai_.i~ye_ a~ c.,a~ping ., 1. Num er 1 erent Scouts ........ ---~-- ______ .. ..n. 4 369 program, usmg Troop Camping Objectives, etc. Yes ......... ; No ....... .. 2. Number Scout Days (*3 ) ............ i--=z•'-"""~--i------ 1--=----'---=------'------------------ II. Off Council Site PROGRAM 1. Number different Scouts. ........... 1------1------1 2. Number Scout Days (*3) ............ 1 _____ 1~----i 1941 Camping program included the following: (Check) S . C . C b "O . " X w· C X emor ampmg ......... ; u utmgs ......... ; mter amp ......... ; Sea Scout Cruises ..... ~; Vacation Day Camps ......... . C. TOTALS .x Summer Camp on Troop and Patrol basis: Yes ..... ~ ... ; No ....... .. I. Number different Scouts (*4) 1 __ 459 __ · __ 1 __ 1=•-?i_af_. __ II. o/o of Membershi2 (*5') ............... 1 __ 1_6_._2 __ 1 ___ 61~· ~·~1 _ 1 x . Troop and Patrol terminology used: Yes ......... ; No ........ . b D 4 691 1 .. m III. Num er Scout ays (*3) ......... 1_·._· *.o.._---1------1 Earning and Saving for camp promoted in Troops: Yes ... ~ .. ; No ....... .. Summer Camp promotion chiefly by Troops ...... ; direct with Scouts ..... x (•!) (*2) (*3) Camping periods of six days or more should be reported under Long•Term. Camping periods of less than six days and not less than overnight should be reported under Short• Term. A Scout Day is twenty•four hours or less including overnight. (The classification Scout Days is utilized here in order that the volume of camping can be related to the number of individual Scouts participating. This will indicate the average number of days each Scout is camping. The Local Council effort should be to increase the number of camping days per Scout as well as_to increase the number of Scouts camping.) The total on this line is different Scouts camping during the year. It will not necessarily equal the sum of the attendance in the four previous classifications. (Estimate if necessary.) In computing the percentage of Long•Term Camping for the year, divide the number of different Scouts camping by the June 30 membership. In computing the percentage. in Short• Term Camping for the year, divide the number of different Scouts camping by the; "Total belonging During the Year" membership. The "Total Belonging" equals the "Number on record at the Be2inninl! of the Year" plut the "New During the Year" plus Scouts separated prior to 1941 and re•registered in 1941. · 1941. FINANCIAL STATEMENT - CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL Council budget ·appropriation for camping Capital Expense $ .. JL ..................... . Expenditures for Budgeted Capital Outlay $--·--····-····-·····--- Capital Bills outstanding not included $.·--···-·-·-·-·-·--··-·-·-· OPERATING RECEIPTS: From Camper fees ···=-!... ............ '. .... :.::~ ........... $ ...... ?. •. ~~?..~~~ For Food· by Council .............................................................................. $ .. !.!:~;;~-: From other sources (Canteen etc.) ...... $ .............. !!~~:~ For Transportation by Council ................................. ,................. $.1 ... i;aa-~ •. OPERATING EXPENSE Total above items ..................................................................... $ .. ~~~-~!~ For Salaries and Wages ........................................................................ $ ........ ; ......................... . *(Enter this figure in Finance Com. report, Col. 2............ $................................... For Income producing sources (canteen, etc.).................. $ .. z···a55";5f Original Budget appropriation for Camp Operation...... $ .. ?..~.!.~~!!~. Other Operating Expenditures ...................................................... $ .. tf;43'f~·tf.J Total Receipts ........................................................................ (A) $.~.J;:i~;.. Total of above .Expenditures ............................................................ $ .................................. . Operating Balance (A- B) or Deficit (B - A) ................. : $.................................. Bilis outstanding not included above ....................................... $ .. 6 ....... af ... M J3.r . . . . Total Operation Expense ········-·············:··-· ................ (B) $ ....... !.~ ........ ~ ... : _ _ Camp accounts (were) (will ~e) audited ~n .... :~~~ •..... ~~.c .. ~i.~~\1~.-~'4. ..... , ~ .... ~!Jl~.! ..... ~!: ... ~~~ ................. Public Accountants PHYSICAL FACILITIES (Give full information as of December 31, 1941) - I I No. of I I VALUATION I No. of Used Type of Camp** CAMP NAME acres Troop CONTROL* I I year Sites Land Bid gs. Equipment around CaJBJ) C ,,1_. 340. a? Council ..... 3 .. 400 49.875 i.soo.oo :x Xiong & Shor\ lut.Y) Kia Xie 156 lf ft • L.560 u.a?s 1.s2s.oo Long !erm ·Camp Dam.el• 4 10 c1t;v ot~ria Cat l,000 3.,325 360.00 x Long & Short Ii> ~ * State whether site is: (I) Owned by Council (if mortgaged or other indebtedness state amount), (2) Leased (state from whom and length of term), (3) Rented from year to year (state amount of rental), (4) other (describe). ••(State whether site is used for (!) Long•term, (2) Short-term, (3) Wilderness Camp, etc. Were plans for any of the above submitted to the Camping and Activities Service, Engineering Service, or Health and Safety Service for advice and help? Please specify ... !~ ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... . T.J • »eauebamp PERSONNEL Bo Camp Director ........... ~P~ .... ~!; .... r.~~ ........... -................................................................................. Did he have Camp Director's commission? ....................... !~.~ .................................................. . If more than one camp is operated-list additional directors below. State if they hold Camp Director's commissions. CAMP STAFF 16 Number on central Camp Staff? ............. ?.~ ..................................... How many are registered Scouters? .................... ~~ ............... How many Adults (over 21) ? ................................... . Number of Provisional Troo 1 p Staff? .................................... Of these, how m~ny are re~istered Sco~ter: ? ............ jf ............. How many Adults (over 21) ? ................................... . How many are older Scouts ...... - .................................. How ma.ny have no prevwus Scoutmg connection .............. ~ ............................ . NAME APPRAISAL OF CEN"'I'RAL CAMP STAFF Camp· Position ..:;~ Would you Re· appoint? If not• I Exe. QUALITY OF SERVICE Good I Number of I Rate of Weeks on Pay Staff Per Week ·- ;:,~: ~ ,... .,.,,, '"~~-: .. ~ (If necessary, attach sheet with names and appraisal under headings above.) • If you would not re.commend reemployment, send in full particulars. ·. · · Ja. 23 42 ;:::::)c:.:::~:~.'. .. ~=:~~:::~~:::::::::~:::::::::.~::::::::::::::::.~::::::.~:::::::::::::::::::.~::::::::::::::.:·.:::::::::::~:~.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::21~.~-;;g;.;;::.J~i:~~:~:~:~ ... ~.:~:~~~ Chairman, Camping anH Activities Committee Scout Executive Street .......... ~~ .. q-~_!~--~~~..................................... Note: Attach copies of camp bulietins, reports, special program features, photos, etc. City .............. ~~-~ .................. ~ ............... State.. .. - .............. ~~:!'. ......... .. NOTE: Civic Service and Special Events are covered elsewhere in the Council report. x J I l x: ·1 I J I l :i l I I x I l I I i ~ I l ' ! j l l ! \ ' x i I 1: l i . ~~· . .a .· . ~~~~~,.; . ·: ·,::-:.:.< ;;;;··., . ·. ~ '! l' rt - I t __,.,. I.ts ~ 1 l. - l i • ~....-- · l · ~ l l t ::- 1· - 1 - • u.ocr ,Ii - le - l ' a.oo I ' a.oo j ' 1.00 1 ,. lf.SO l, • A Aft ' ··- ! J Form O-S39B-30001141-MJC REPORT OF FINANC'E COMMITTEE - 1941 (Please use only following classification. This is for purpose of National record and comparison) EXPENDITURES-1941 Indicate if for period other than calendar year BUDGET-1942 Column 1 Column 2. Column 3 [. Operating Expense : Total Expenditures Special Receipts Net Expenditures .an:ATDJ (See Note I below) (Col. 1 minus Col. 2) 1. Executive Salaries* ------ $ 7 ... 520.00 $ $ 7~520.00 $ 91060.00 2. Office Salaries -·---~---------- &.31'1. 5Q ~.3>7.M ~ AAn nl\; '3. Retirement Contrib'ns ... A'°'O JM: 4Qa .• 75 r.u:;.i:;: i'\i\ 4. Rent, Light, Heat, Insurance, Telephone ------ 1 ~11!'.llif 1:,.. ,_!l,i'L t)? l.~-f\(\. -,,c 5. Qffice Supplies ---··:-------- ~- ..,.. 530~ ltM l'ln 6. Postage ---------~·----·------------ fi71 ..,g_ 5n.as Qf\f'I .M 7. Transportation .. ...................... "l .; .11 '.! "Jrl'l# , f.ll'Z ~ 1 0.Atl.M w . 8. Publicity ---·---------------------- "t't .llMI# ,, ~ Fill nA 9. Camping --------------··---------- a: A~¥"1AA ~4Z9!!63 ~998.21 ~ '.)Q~-M 10. Senior Scouting ··---------- 1~?. ltA 13?'*68 .,i;n nn (11. Cubbing ................................................... 12. Leadership Trainip.g and Conferences ·······----- <',')Ort~ :aaa.m 550.00 , 13. Circuses, M. B. Shows and other activities---·---- - 14. National Quota -------------- 500.00 500.00 Wll'.') nn 15. Charter Fee --~---··········-··· 75-00 76.00 ~.l'lft 16. Campaign Expenditures 4-883-81 4-883A$1 4'.500.00 17. Interest on Indebtedness (See Note 2 below) 18. Miscellaneous ~ ,'!> 368.U 4'75.00 ... ............................ TOTAL OPERATINr: ~.noh "'ln ... _l.439.SS 25-640-66 27,.739.00 II. Capital Expense: - 1. Office Equipment -····----- ................ Af\i::. t:afi 200100 2. Camp Property: ____________ 3. Automobile .. ...................................... 4. Depreciation .. .................................. TOTAL CAPITAT 806.88 806,.as aoo.oo III. Total of Operating and Capital (I + II) 29.aa111? 26,:447.54 a?.938.oo IV. Revolving Accounts: , (National Funds) 1. BOYS' LIFE-------·---····-··- 266~56 266.56 2. Registrations ---------------,--: 2 .. 107 .. 60 2.!107.60 3. Scout Supplies ..-----·-------· Z .. 013.29 21013.at TOT AL REVOL VINt.: 4,.,987.G 4,987.45 v. Endowment, Trust Funds or other Permanent Investments 5.000.00 VI. Obligations Paid (See Note 3 below) NOTE !-Report as Special Receipts only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., which are incidental to certain Council activities.. Also report Revolving Account receipts in second ,column. NOTE 2:--Do not inelude payments to reduce "principal" indebtedness. . , NOTE 3-This refers to repayment of loans, the proceeds of ·which have been previously expended, bills and other obligations which have been charged to the various items of the budget in previous years and so reported. *Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transportation allowances. Do not distribute any salaries to other budget items. (OVER) Analysis by population groups of income trom contributions for 1941 Council operation. Income from areas Income from areas where Council participates in Community Chest where Council does Total Chest. SupplementaI* . not participate allocation contributions in Chest Communities of 500,000 or over-----------------------· $ $ $ $ " " 100,000 to 499,000 __________________ . 291007.66 at.ao1.• " " 75,000 " 99 ,ooo __________________ . " " 25,000 " 7 4,000 ________________ , __ " " 10,000 " 24,qoo __________________ . " -" 5,000 " 9,900 .................. -- " " 2,500 " 4,900 ___________________ " " 1,000 " 2,400_ ................... " under 1,000 and open country ...... ?69.00 769.00 . $ $ $ 3'3.076.66 $ 30.076.66 TOT AL. ............ : .. *Did Chest a~prove? Yes _ No _ (Check one\ Funds for the 1942 budget outlined on preceding page .~ been raised. have not (NOTE-If funds not yet raised, state plans for: securing funds here __ i"""1=na=·=n""'ce'-"'--'G'--"~.;;;;;· ~ai~ga"""'--=ia°"'· "--.lt._.._;p"""Z_;:i'-"l'--"'l"""9_4--'2:...;.'---- Assets, 12-31-41 Current--'Cash on hand and in bank $- ll.14?J.{L *Fixed - Real· Estate Unpaid Pledges. 3.59~.96 Camp Equipment 'Supplies for Resale 785.37 Office Equipment Securities Automobile TOTAL 15.532.43 · *Present Value Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-41 · $_63.350.00 3,225.00 Operations-Accounts and Bills Payable$ 332.21 Capital-Accounts and Bills Payable $·------ Notes Payable Notes Payable Mortgages · TOT AL 332. 2'I TOTAL * This Council has Trust or Endowment funds, as of December 31, 1941, totaling$ $.000.00 of which$ 5•000.00 was received during the year 1941. We are using (a) Standard Declaration of Trust ______ ,. or (b) some other form approved by National Counci.1-.. ______________ _.:__ _________________ _ A comprehensive Five-year Fin~ncial Plan Pfil!iJ:h been developed which h~s been in effect---~--years. , / as not , Council directed campaign or campa!gns are to be held on the following dates in 1942: korU l """ 25th Remarks, Explanations or Additions • $5..00U.OO left to Cl:dcla\s$.W Couacil V Mrs. &iwa. Dente Vtmtdd:ee.· Use of these~ !las not as yet. been tlet.el."mlned bat 111 ta ~/feted a "rus:' ~will be started with thGL Signed------------- Chr. Finance Committee Form 0539 E-300001141 M K REPORT OF LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE-1941 NAME OF COUNCI.T.u__Chl_·~·-·cka..:.....::·~·-aw~_flo'_•~un..:.=~C~i~l~·~, ___;;:;»~·~s~·~A~-::.......::lac.==~··,.__ ____~ ------1 HEADQUARTERS CITY"'"------''-"')(,.,~,....μ_• .,.h.." t'B ..__ _______S TATE;_ _____ __.IUJ!AliL----1 REGION NUMBER _I___ COUNCIL NUMBER 518 I. REGISTRATION DATA Total registered Unit Lei~U 1.2/31/41 S.M. ~~ C.M. ~a Skippers 1.42· Explorer Leaders --'- · A.S.M. _. _ , A.C.M. --• Mates , Asst. Exp. Leaders~ Total Leaders & cl4l l$ 4 Assistants Troop-: __ , Pack ~ Ship Explorer ------- Rover Leaders ~ Total Leaders 158 Asst. Rover Leaders_, Total Asst. Leaders~63 Rover Gran~ Total 163 Total registered Units in Council 12/31/41 Troops 141' •, Packs 20 Ships __ 4.;:;:-~ Explorer Troops ----• Rov_ er Crews ---- Total 165 0 Number of registered Sea Scout Patrols ---- Explorer Patrols __l ::··' _'- - II. RESULTS IN BASIC TRAINING To date, (12/31/41) we have accomplished the following toward providing all of the above key leaders with basic training - (c·ount only "those listed above, do not include Committeemen). Percentages based on above registration data. Status 12/31/41 1. LEADERS WITH INTRODUCTORY TRAINING Number ~ercent a. Total who have completed the new session "Fundamentals of the Boy Scout e.Jt rzhlil. Movement," or "Elements of Scout Leadership-Part I," or former equivalent. -~ ~ 2. LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING a. Have completed new "Scoutmasters' Course," or "Elements of Scout SM. Leadership-Parts I and II" or former equivalent. ASM. Total b. Have completed new "Cub Leaders' Training Course" or "Elements CM. of Cub Leadership." ACM. Total c. Have completed· "Skippers' Course," or "Elements of Sea Scout SK. Leadership-Parts I and II" Mates Total d. Have completed "Explorer Leader Training Course" .Exp. Leader e. ~ave completed at least one basic training course - (Rovering or a, c, or d above) f. Grand Total Leaders with Basic training ' Asst. Exp. Leader Total Rover Leader Asst. Rover Leader Total Leaders Assts. Total 3. UNITS AND SPECIAL PATROLS WITH LEADERS HAVING BASIC TRAINING a. Un!ts having at least one leader (not Committeemen) having completed basic training (as 2a, b, c, d or e above) (Include Sea Scout and Explorer Patrols) Scout Troops Cub Packs S.S. ShiI>s and Patrols Exp. Troops and Patrols Rover Crews 4. UNITS WITH LEADERS TRAINED IN OUTDOOR "WORK a. Troops having at least one leader with training In Camping - course in "Troop Camping," or "Elements of Scout Leadership - Part III" (Short-Term Camping) b. Sea Scout Ships and Patrols having at least one leader with training in "Sea Scout Camping and Cruising" 5. COMMISSIONERS WITH TRAINING • a. Number registered Commissioners __5_ 2_ _ b. Have completed a Commissioners' Training Course. c. Have course for unit leaders, but not Commissioners' Course. 6. LEADERS WITH SCOUT EXPERIENCE a. Had Scout experience starting with Tenderfoot Rank Total ~43"" 51 19 --a:>- 63 Jl._ loO 6a Objective 12/31/42 Number ;rercent 27 Gil -1-7-5 - 61 The above information and that on the reverse side represent our Training Report for _1941 a_nd .our plans for 1942. SIGNED·--------------------------- Chairman, Leadership Training Committee DATE, ____ _ SIGNED·--------------------------- Scout Executive 1941 TRAINING RECORDS AND- 1942 OBJECTIVES 1941 1942 No. of I No. of CHECK COURSES Courses Certificates PLANNED CERTIFICATES AND Conducted Issued District I Council AWARDS, 1941 New T l C T . d l.'14 Fundamentals of B. S. 1. ota ert1 1cates lSsue ·····-····-····'····-··········· Movement G 0 1 2 NW??er of different men receiving 2. Scoutmasters' Course l 1 certif1cates .......... ·-··········-····-····· Skippers' Course 3. Training Awards issued .... -................... ~ 1 1 Scoutmasters' Keys ····-·-··············-····-····· Cub Leaders' Course 1 Scouter's Award .......................................... Old -Part I 2 44 x x Skipper's Keys ········-·······························-····· BASIC COURSES Elements of Scout -Part II 1 15 x x Leadership UNIVERSITY COURSES -Part III 1 3 x x The following Courses have been conducted in Colleges, Troop Camping 'l '4 l Seminaries, etc. located in this Council. These Courses and Certificates issued are included in the Council totals. Elements of Cubbing 1 College Credit El'"''"" of {-Part I x x m m " ~ 2 Yes No " ~ Sea Scout 0 Name of School (.) ~ Leadership -Pa~ II x x ~ ~ (.) l 7 Elements of Explorer Scouting Commissioner's Course 1 Emergency Service l 1.4 1 Health and Safety 1 24 i Standard First Aid Princip1'8 of {-Port I 1 4 OTHER Scout and Cub COURSES Leadership . -Part II 1 10 < Pack Organization Specialization 3 Merit Badge Counselors I Troop Committeemen I Other Courses l IO Advanced Certificates Issued x x x Total Courses and Certificates 11 1?4 2 11 THE TRAINING COMMITTEE Ain.ITS OPERATION 1 Membership oOthe Council Leadership Training Committee consists of men and includes---- District Representatives and members-at-large. Out of ---'---- Districts, ---- have District Training Committees. Meetings held 1941 - Council ----· District ---- The Council uses volunteer course directors or instructors- in the following courses (check/): Scoutmaster ----~ Cub Leader ~_,...·"-· -~ Skipper ----'"J-~ Camping -~·~··-~ Health and Safety __ .·~-··-~ Principles .;/ List Other Courses---------·---------------------------- The Committee and Executive staff have given these course leaders special instruction through the following (check/): Faculty Courses or Institutes ----· Personal Conferences _...._ __ , Regional Institutes for Trainers --=-- Does the Committee have available a training inventory which indicates, by Districts, the key leaders with and without training? Yes ---- No --'-- X Training in 1941 was conducted on a District basis ---- Council basis ___ X_, Combination of both ---- A report of the detailed courses and certificates for 1941 should be entered on the reverse side of this form. Form O•S39C·30001141·M.K. REPORT OF ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION Make sure business related to December expirations is accoun· COMMITTEE -1941 Region No. I led for accordinq to procedure announced in Dr. West's Bulletin Name of Council Cidekasaw Cmmml,. B.S.A. lnc. Council No. mm # 20. Headquarters City .Kem.phi If State !feml. Transfers Net due to Estimated TABLE Estimated Objectiv .. 1 Total on New in Separations # Territory Total Net Dec. 31, 1940 1941 in 1941 changes Dec. 31, 1941 New in Separations· for (See·note) 1942 Dec. 31, 1942 in 1942 In Out 1. Total Troops* 131 21 11 .141 14 ' 148 --- (a) Sea Scout Ships 2 3 4 1 0 • '(b) Sea Scout Patrols (in Troops) l 1 1 c l (c) Explorer Troops ( d) Explorer Patrols (in Troops) 2 l 2 1 2 0. ;3~ (e) Rover Crews (f) Neighborhood Patrols (g) Lone Scout Tribes (h) Negro Troops 3'I 13 6 44 6 4' G (i) Indian Troops 2. Total Scouts** 2~813 '1.409 l .. 256 2.966 ·-~o 1.000' a .. 166 (a) Sea Scouts *** - 4.3 47 21 69 .m 1& M (b) Explorer Scouts *** 16 lS lf 15 15 s .25 (c) Rover Scouts *** (d) Lone Scouts (e) Negro Scouts .., 404 !!~ ~t;9 9.Al\ 2.,& '7.4.~ (f) Indian Scouts 3. Total Scouters 1 .. ,04l'1 Hi 296 l •.. 096 350 mo i .. us 4. Total Packs 15 ., 3 20 & 1 31 Negr~ Packs 4 a • 2 l ? Neighborhood Dens 5. Total Cubs 320 296 193 A.~ ?A\ 1'7A M'l Negro Cubs 45 71 • ft 60 ~ 1~ 6. Total Cubbers (including Den Mothers 6? 62. All 89' i:;t\ 11> "t'=nl Den Mothers 9 18 15 12 25 10 2!2' . ' - Den Chiefs #"Net Separations" equals total separated minus "separated • reregistered." *Include in figures on this line total number of all Troops, Explorer Troops, Rover Crews, Sea Scout Ships, Neighborhood Patrols and Lone Scout Tribes. This will not necessarily be the sum of lines (a) to. (i) which follow. **Include in figures on this line total number of all Scouts in above indicated units and· Lone 'Scouts. In column "New in 1941" include only boys who were new in Scouting in 1941. This will not necessarily be the sum of lines (a) to (£) which follow. ***In second column "New in 1941," include all boys who entered these branches of Scouting in 1941, whether they transferred from some other branch of Scouting or not. (a) We expect to employ _ Q_ ·_additional men on our professional staff during 1942. (b) New 12•year•olds registered in 1941 Sl'l _ . Estimated new 12•year•old Scouts in 1942 900 . (c) We .lf on record 2L Scout Troops and $· Cub Packs expired and not reregistered on Dec. 31, 1941. (d) · 9 Troops (~%) were on Budget Plan Dec. 31, 1941; Objective: Ul Troops (711_%) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1942. ---"~'-' _P acks (_au_ < i%) were on Thrift Plan Dec. 31, 1941; Objective: 12 Packs (-liO-%) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1942. The Council has a definite plan for promoting the Troop Budget and Pack Thrift Plan (check one) Yes Jlff No D· • • TABLE 2 A-Tenure achieved in 1941 by Scouts, and by Assistant Scoutmasters who have been Scouts. ( 1) B-OBJECTIVES FOR 1942. 2, 3 or 4 year Scouts in 1942 come from the 1, 2 and 3 year Scouts of 1941. Less than 1 1 year Year 2 Years 3 Years 4 Years 5 or more Years ( 1) When lapsed Troops reregister only Scouts and Asst. S.M.'s under 21 who reregister with the Troop shall be credited with tenure anniversaries attained during the lapsed period of that Troop. (2) Totals in this Table should check with corresponding Totals in Table 1. ( 3) Scouts attain tenure only on anniversaries of the date they first became Scouts, which is not necessarily the same as the reregistration date of the Troop. Separated Reregistered Scouts lose tenure credit for the period they were not registered. ( 4) Do not include Scouts separ~ted in 1941 whose last tenure anniversaries were attained prior to 1941. TABLE 3 Classify units by population groups, then secure data for each group from unit records so classified. A--4 Year Tenure (a) Scouts attained 4 years in 1941 on roll Dec. 31. "Total" on this line equals number on line (a) in column "4 years" in Table 2. (b) Scouts attained 4 years in 1941 were separated in 1941. "Total" on this line equals number on line (b) in column "4 Y~rs" in Table 2. (c) Total (a+b). B-Annual 12-year-old boy crop. Check totals in last column, C-New Scouts during 1941 these 4 lines against cor- I responding totals in Table D-Tutal Scouts Dec. 31, 1. Check Table 4 below 1941. similarly. E-Total Troops Dec. 31, 1941. F-Net dropped Troops during 1941. { Use same pop 'n. group TABLE 4 headings as in Table 3. A-New Cubs in each group in 1941. B-Total Cubs, Dec. 31, 1941. C-Number of Cubs who became 12 in 1941. D-Number of these who became Scouts. E-Number of Packs in each group Dec. 31, 1941. F-Packs dropped in each group in 1941. ·- MEMBERSHIP FACTORS BY 500,000 100,000 10,000 I 2,500 and to to to over 500,000 100,000 10,000 88 • 147 ~ 1216 348;-r 118 9 I : I I x x x x x x x x I 19 I I 4 POPULATION GROUPS I 1,000 I Under I to 1,000 TOTAL 2,500 and o.c. 4 13 1t\K 8 a ~ ,~ 9' 'lii\h ':!~ ·72 3622 . All "lA'll 'IAAll: 162 'l''l « IX\tm ' 17 14~ 0 a 11 TOTAL I I : 1= x x x x I I 1 I al l 5 During 1941 there wer·e_--'-----~----'different Scouts and. __ _.__-'"'--_-different Scouters, ---~'-'----'different Cubs an"------=-~--·different Cubbers on our records. Boy Fact Survey was conducted i 1 Districts in 1941, fo ____ __..QL-___ D..,istricts in 1~940. . ·. - In all schools in M~nphta &a& $hell\Y 0o~Jllt3" • ~mm. . Signed . Chr. Organization and Extension Committee Form 0539G·300011~1 MIC REPORT OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE - 1941 Name of Council ................ O.hi~a.u .. Colm0!.1 ..... B •. f.i ... A ..... Xae •......................................... Region No. I? .......... . Council No. ~ ...... . Headquarters City .............. ~~.~~ ............................................. State ............ ~~'!' ................ . The following report presents the activities and accomplishments under the direction of this Committee during the year 1941, covering the three major aspects of our Health and Safety program, i.e., Protection, ·Education and Service. 1. The membersh~ of this Committee includes ........ % ......... District Health and Safety Chairmen and the following technical experts, as checked: Safety ..... ;:c .... ; Public Health ..... X .... ; Medicine .... X. ... ; Aquatics ... % ... ; Fire Prevention .. % ..... ; Firearms ..... X .. ; First Aid .... % ..... ; Emergency Service ... % ...... ; Farm Safety ............ ; Mountaineering ............ . 2. During 1941 the meeting places of ...... O ........... of our Troops and other units ( ...... 0. ... %) were inspected under the direction of this Committee. Standard inspection form No. 115 3 wa: 1 :ot used. 3. During 1941 an inspection of the Council camp was made by the Committee with ......... ~ ........ members participating. was not ....... ~ ........ Troop Camps, off the Council campsite, were held during the year, of which .. J~' ....... were inspected by the Committee. 4. Procedures to insure that all carriers used for the transportation of Scouts on Scouting activities were in proper condition for such uses, with adequate insurance coverage, h•: :~t been in effect during 1941. 5. The plan far medical examination of new Scouts is in effect in ....... 9. .......... of our Troops ( ......... ~ .... %) Form No. 1154 is not used . ..... 6 •. Pre-camp medical examination is required for all who attend the Council camp as checked: Scouts ..... ~ .... ; Camp Leaders .. ; .... ; Food Handlers ... ;. ..... Form 952 and 952A Hil aet used. are Recheck of Scouts, Leaders and Food Handle& iw !' .. · made by a medical doctor after arrival at camp. JS 7. .J. ........ Training courses in Health and Safety were given by this Council during the year with.?.~ ........... different Scouters having completed the course. 8. An Emergency Service Corps of Senior Scouts has been Q• is hdaig; l'I uu·z:cd with a total membership of .... !~ ... Scouts; or will liiil Hga&t11i1r.l ia 1'141 ......... : ............• (Indicate by check y) We h~t a Mobilization Plan. 9. All cases of serious or fatal accidents or illness involving Scouts, Scouters, or guests incident to Scouting activities in this Council during 1941 have been promptly reported to the National Council, with the following exceptions with reasons ................ . ltOU 1 O. We have cooperated with the following local Health and Safety agencies in their activities ............................................ . ................... ~~;~---~~-~~---~~~~:~;.~--~~;~~~ ..................................................................................................................... . 11. Our Program as planned for 1942 includes the following, as checked: a) C~mplete ~anization of Committee including all technical experts and chairmen of District Health and Safety Committees ..................• b) Medical e:itamination of new Scouts in all Troops .................. , or in ...... ~: ...... % of our Troops. c) Program of Inspection as checked: Troop and other unit meeting places .............. ; Council and Troop Camps .. :~ ........ ; All transportation equipment .............. ; Sea Scout watercraft .... ~ .........• d) Emergency Service Corps ..... ~ ........ ; Mobilization Plan ............ ~ .• x 1 e) Training Courses in Health and Safety .................... (No. of courses ..... , ...... ). Signed ................................................................................................ . C/wi,rman, Health and Safety Committee "" -.j 4. This Council has accepted its quota of $ ... 500 .•. 00 .... for the year 1942, and agrees to pay it to the treasurer of the National Council as follows: in -li111*.hefewi.Ioi., $ .................... ; in .......... 2 ........ equal payments of $ ... 2!0~00 .... each during the months of ........ 'J;ia;f ... a.n.d.Jllov.e.m.'ber. ............................................................... ,. ... '. ...................................... :: ................................... . 5. Our total outstanding indebtedness as of December 31, 1941, amounted to $ .332.21. ... of this amount$.~ •. ~ ... . is due.the National Supply Service and $ .......... 0 ....... is due.the National Council on aiccount of back quotas. This Council agrees to liquidate the indebtedness to the Supply Service by (date) l•.. ..a _.,19.-42 .. eltt"a-glr iiib!lltl!~.1" paymaild af $ .............. .. .. 811giiwffag ............................................ .,., and the back quota indt;!btedness :!-S follows: ..................................................................... . ............................................................... ; ............. · ...... •.• .......................................................... · ... ~-...... ~ ....... : . : ................................................ . 6. This Council requests that for the period July 1, 1942 to June 30, 1943 credit be extended by the Supply Service for ~n amount no.t to exceed $ .. 500.00 .... at any one time, and agrees to maintain the account on a thirty day basis. This Council was incorporated under the. laws of this State in the year l.9'.$7........ The corporate name is: Ch1cka.saw .. Om1ncil., .. l3oy. ... $.c~.u..t.s .. o:!: .. .ME!l'ica •.. h~ ..................................................................................................... . III. ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION 1. This Council's record of the total boys and men BELONGING DURING THE YEAR and served by the Council, follows: ,. CUBS CUBBERS* SCOUTS SCOUTERS TOTAL BELONGING (See Note) 1940 434. 85 ~:uss l380 too? 1941 636 114 4:390 1410 6550 NOTE: For Cubs, Cubbers, Scouts, Scouters, (first 4 columns above) "Total Belonging" equals number on record at beginning of year, plus new during year, plus separated reregistered who were separated prior to 1941. For last column, use preceding formula and then. deduct Cubs who became Scouts and Scouts who became Scouters. (Last c:Olumn will not be sum of first 4 columns.) 2. Our record of membership ON DECEMBER 31, follows: CUBS CUBBERS* SCOUTS SCOUTERS TOTAL Dece~ber 31, 1940 320 th 2813 .1047 4a4? December 3 1, 1941 ~2& gg· :::. 2QM 109& 45n 1942 (Obj.) - 501 12~ 31.i& ., Jl46 49.37_ * "Cubbers" should include registered Den Mothers. 3. On December 31, 1941 we had ......... 141 .. Troops which represent an Opportunity Index, that is, the opportunity for boys to be Sco~ts, of.. ....... 3 .• 9. ..... We propose to increase our total number of Troops to ........ 149 .... by December 31, 1942, thus inc.reasing our Opportunity Index to ..... 4.,l. .. .. ... The highest 2 5 % of the Councils in the country have an Opportunity Index of 4.8 or better. , In 1941 we organized ......... ..gJ_. ..... new Troops and Dropped and failed to reorganize ....... J;l ....... Troops. 4. During 1941 we enrolled .... 1409. ...... new Scouts, giving us a Recruiting Index of.. .. 39;;90 . We propose to enroll 1.,.200 ........ new Scouts during 1942 for a Recruiting Index of ..... 3.3.13 .... The highest 25 % of the Councils in the country have a Recruiting Index of 45.0 or better . .. During 1941 we had a net dropped of..1256-....... Scouts. 5. On December 31, 1941 we had ........ 2(). ....... Cub Packs and expect to increase this to ... 25 ......... Packs by December 31, 1942 .. During 194i we dropped and failed to reorganize ........ ,2 ......... Cub Packs. 6. We enrolled ..... ~~ ....... new Cubs during 1941, and -expect to enroll ...... 250 ...... new Cubs during 1942. 7. During 194L .. lQ.S. ......... different Scouts reached a tenure of 4 years in Scouting. By 1942 we expect ....... 120 ..... .. Scouts will reach a 4-year tenure. 8. On December 31, 1941.. ...... ~ ........ % of our Troops were operating on the Standard Troop Budget Plan. We should 75 . . increase this to .................... % by the end of 1942. 9. · ApproximatCiy ........ B.fL .... % of our Scouts and Cubs as of December 31, 1941 had uniforms. IV. ~AMPING AND ACTIVITIES 1. During 1941. ...... ~1·····% of our Troops and .......... i.e ... % of our Scouts were in camp for at least one week under their own leadership. We expect to increase this .to ............ 4 ..... % of our Troops and ............... e, .. % of our Scouts in 1942. 2. . ..... :2$_.9 ... % of our Troops and ....... .2§,.,3··.·% of our Scouts had no camping experience (either short or long term camping) during 1941. (Check with corresponding figures in Camping and Acti"."ities Committee report.) 3. This Council promoted an Activities program in 1941 including the following, as checked: Boy Scout Week participation ........ .'JI!·········; Circus, or similar type .................... ; Merit Badge Show .................... ; Council-wide Camporee ............. X .... ; District Ca~p~rees ........ ;Jt .......... ; Agricultural Fair participation .................... ; Vacation p~ogram in addition to Camping ..... % ............ ; Pilgrimages to historic shrines .................... ; First Aid Demonstrations ........ 3[ ......... ; Troop Special Events ..... ~ ............ . ,~V. LEADERSHIP TRAINING. Because of the importance of training as a major responsibility and Local Council activity, provision is made this year for a separate report emphasizing the job that remains undone, as well as the job that has been accomplished, as also the ·objectives for 1942. This is done with the understanding that the special report on training will be presented to the Executive Board as a part of the Council's annual report. VI. ADVANCEMENT See separate report. VII. HEALTH AND SAFETY 1. To help .assure suitable meeting places for our Troops and other units, ............ GQ ... % of such meeting places were inspected during 1941. 2. In the interest of individual health, ........ f) ......... % of our Troops are using the plan for medical examination of all new Scouts. 3. ···········if£4···· of our Scouters completed trammg courses in Health and Safety during 194i. 4. The Emergency Service Corps plan is in effect in this Council. (Check one) Yes ......... X ........ , No ............ : ....... . If not, it will be in 1942. (Check one) Yes .................... ; No .................... . VIII. READING PROGRAM A. BOYS' LIFE 1. The December 20, 1941, BOYS' LIFE Progress and Objective report showed we had.: ..... ~hL ... subscriptions from Council promoted sources, or ........ SJ,...,'f .. % of our 1941 Objective. 2. Using this figure as a base and planning a reasonable incr~ase, we ha_ve set a 1942 BOYS' LIFE 'objectiv~ of .... ~~ .... This will give us an increase of ........... 4l, .. 3fo over our December 20, 1941, total. B. GENERAL I. In 1941 this Council.,dit~J'romote good reading. We used a.) Field Commissioner for reading: Yes ................... . No ...... -X-······ .... ; b.) Reading Committee: Yes ........... g ...... , No ..................... Committee had .......... J!L ... members. 2. Reading has been promoted in .......... t) ....... of our Districts by Field Commissioners: Yes ................... ,, No ................... ; or by ....... . ..................................................................................................................................................................................... \ .......... . . 3. In 1942 we plan to use a.) Field Commissioner; Yes ............. X .............. , No .......................... ; b.) Reading Committee; Yes ........ :!!!!·········• No .................... ; or ................................................................... 1 ..•....•.••.•••.••••••••.••.•.•••....•...•••••.••..•••.•.•...•..............•...... 4. . .......... ,,.$3 ... of our Troops ( .............. J;l/#%) have an organized program for stimulating good reading. 5. .. ......... l,a .... of our Troops ( ............... a .. ~) have Troop libraries. 6. We have ........... 4 .......... Reading M. B. Counsellors. I IV. CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES 1. During 1941.. .. "'J.:,,..f ...... 3 of our Troops and .... /~.8 ....... % of our Scouts were in camp for at least one week under their own leadership. We expect to increase this to ........ 4 ..... % of our Troops and ....... ~ ........ % of our Scouts in 1942. 2. . ... ZS.1.S. ...... 3 of our Troops and ... -2,., ... ~ ... % ~f our Scouts had no camping experience (either short or long term camping) during 1941. (Check with corresponding figures in Camping and Activities Committee report.) 3. This Council promoted an Activities program in 1941 including the following, as checked: Boy Scout Week participation ....... ). ......... ; Circus, or similar type .................... ; Merit Badge Show .................... ; Council-wide Camporee ..... .X. .......... ; District Camporees ...... ."}(. ........ ; Agricultural F~_ir participation ..................... ; Vacation program in addition to Camping ..... X. ........... ; Pilgrimages to historic shrines .................... ; First Aid Demonstrations .. ~ .... .X ........ ; Troop Special Events .... X ............ . V .. LEADERSHIP TRAINING. Because of the importance of training as a major responsibility and Local Council activi. ty, provision is made this year for a separate report emphasizing the job that remains undone, as well as the job that has been accomplished, as also the objectives for 1942. This is done with the understanding that the special report on training will be presented to the Executive Board as a part of the Council's annual report. VI. ADVANCEMENT See separate report. VII. HEALTH AND SAFETY 1. To help assure suitable meeting places for our Troops and other units, ..... ,.0 ...... % of such meeting places were inspected during 1941. 2. In. the interest of individual health, ....... 0 ........ % of our Troops are using the plan for medical examination ·of all new Scouts. 3. . ..... 2.!.-f: ... of our Scouters comple~ed ~raining courses in Health and Safety during 1941. 4. The Emergency Service Corps plan.is in effect in this Council. (Check one) Yes ...... X ....... ., No .................... . If not, it will be in 1942. (Check one) Yes ... ,. ............... ; No .................... . V VIII. READING PROGRAM A. BOYS' LIFE 1. The December 20, 1941, BOYS' LIFE Progress and Objecdve report showed we had ... ~.O .. :.subscriptions from Council promoted sources, or .. . 5."f.,. 7 .... % of our 1941 Objective. 2. Using this figure as a base and planning a reasonable increase, we have set a 1942 BOYS' LIFE objective of..l~.10.. .... This will give us an increase of .. '!Jf~;/.' .. ,_.:J. .... 3 over our December 20, 1941, total. · · ·• B. GENERAL ~ 1. In 1941 this Council cl"~ t promote good reading. We used a.) Field Commissioner for reading: Yes ................... . No ... ._.~ .......... ; b.) Reading Committee: Yes ..... )( .... ." ...... , No ..................... Committee had ....... ..3 ......... members. 2. Reading has been promoted in ........ O. ....... of our Districts by Field Commissioners: Yes ........... : ........ , No ...... ,>.( ......... ; or by ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... . 3. In 1942 we plan to use a.) Field Commissioner;. Yes ........... X .............. , No ...... : ................... ; b.) Reading Committee; Yes ........ X ....... , No .................... ; or .................................................................................................................................................... . 4. . .. ./:f 3. ...... of our Troops ( ..... 3..0 ...... % ) have an organized program for stimulating good reading. 5. . ... ../.Y. ...... of our Troops ( ......... B.~ .. Y.%) have Troop libraries. 6. We have ........ ~ ......... Reading M. B. Counsell~rs. •• 4. This Council has accepted its quota of $5..0.Q ... ":": .... for the year 1942, and agrees to pay it to the treasurer of the National Council as follows: ia fsU herewith, $ .................... ; in ........ b. ........ equal payments of $ .~.~Q.~ ... each during the months of .............. 21.J.7 ... ~ ... ~ ................................................... ;.. j;..'U"'''"········ ................................. 7),:£1 5. Our total outstanding indebtedness as of December 31, 1941, amounted to $3'3.:k..'."." .... of this amount $ .. 3.'..Ji..J.:.~ is due the National Supply Service and $ ...... 0. ......... is due the National Council on a:ccourit of back quotas. This Council ::::gl~:~~.~.~~.~ .. ~~~.~.~.~~~.~~~~.~~ .. ~: ~:d s;~:l~a~~v~~:!Yi~~:~:~t:::~J:;i~";;:.t~:~~~~=~~~~:=~·:::::: ::::: ::: : : 6. This Council requests that for the period July 1, 1942 to June 30, 1943 credit be extended by the Supply Service for 11n amount not to exceed $6.CJO .. ~ ... at any one tim~, and ag;ees to maintain the account on a thirty day basis. This ~~~~~~::t.'.~~'.'.t&.;.:!~'¥~~:·~. III. ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION 1. This Council's record of the total boys and· men BELONGING DURING THE YEAR and served by the Council, follows: -.. .... CUBS CUBBERS* ~COITTS SC OUTERS TOTAL BELONGING (See Note) 1940 '-1-:11./- ;/ .8:1 1:16, .. / 0 ~80 / lo o:;--::- ·c/ l/ .... fu ~lo I . 1941 / /J~ ~{90 ,)~/~ ... ,, lo l5~<;-0 ; // / NOTE: For Cubs, Cubbers, Scouts, Scouters, (first 4 columns above) "Total Belonging" equals.number on record at beginning of year, plus new during year, plus separated reregistered who were separated prior to 1941. For last column, use preceding formula and then deduct Cubs who became Scouts and Scouts who became Scouters. (Last column will not be sum of first 4 columns.) . .... - . 2. Our record of meml>ership ON DECEMBER 31, follows: CUBS. CUBBERS* scqμTs SCOOTERS TOTAL ·'"";:!' ,.., ........ , ;~, ;-.. ! ., .. .__ ·;· ·~ ·- .) ~ .. ,-•' December 31, 1940 ... ~~;' g 6_80~ ,/1()4'-cff,.i} "h ;L;fq', ._ .•. ;);~·i \~/ ,,,.· ·•"' .., December 31, 1941 4.-;.€, ·- ~> ./ 1'0.,,, ,/ ejL~OJ:.. ..,._ - . (' -· I ' ' 6'- .'i:ll-y. 1942 (Obj.) .s ()/ I 'llJ ~ I ~f I, / ·"' ~-" '• /;I 4-&, ~9?;7 * "Cubbers" should include registered Den Mothers. 3. On December 31, 1941 we had .. /~/~: ... Troops which represent an Opportunity Index, that is, the opportunity for boys to be Scouts, of ... 3'-;'9 ........ We propos~ to increase our total number of Troops to .. ./.Lf:.t/.. by December 3.1., 1942, thus increasing our Opportunity Index to ... . 1:-/.: ,_..I..,.,.. The highest 2 5 % of the Councils in the country have an Opportunity Index of 4.8 or better. In 1941 we organized ..... ~/ ....... new Troops and Dropped and failed to reorganize ..... ././ ....... Troops. . 4. During 1941 we enrolled.)~J'.-f:'..~Q':.new Scouts,· givin~ us .a Recruiting Index oL~Z..f.rtJ' We propose to enroll ./;}f..0...0. .... new Scouts durif!.g 1942 for a ~ecruiting Index 0£..JJ'?; • ./.:!I. .. The highest 25 % of the Councils in the country have a Recruiting Index of 45.0 or better. During 1941 we had a net dropped of.4a.r., ...... Scouts. 5. On December 31, 1941 we had .... ~.b.O .... Cub Packs and expect to increase this to ... ~ .... Packs by December 31, 1942. During 1941 we dropped and failed to reorganize ..... ~ ......... Cub Packs .. 6. We enrolled ..... k'.1..1' ... new Cubs during 1941, and expect to enroll .. ~.(?'. new Cubs during 1942. 1 ne· 1·-- ,, 7. During 1941.. .. , ..... ,.~ .... different Scouts reached a tenure of 4 years in Scouting. By 1942 we expect ... i,.k:., .......... . Scouts will reach a 4-year tenure. 8. On Decem?,s.i:.-31, 1941 ...... t.t. ...... % of our. Troops were operating on the Standard TrC?<Jp Budget Plan. We should increase this to .... Jb. .......... % by the end of 1942. . 9. Approximately .... S.5. ........ % of ou; Scouts and Cubs- as of December 31, 1941 had uniforms. ' - ·1 FORM 0·539D•3000114l•M.K. REPORT' OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE-1941 Nrune of Council ~~ ~«AMLe,;:_fl .. Headquarters City ___ -"-/-'-'£ ..... ·Y/e.e..._. ·--~~"""'11 1/,"'""~""''j"".ltz'""'" GA=. ·'"".:A''"""'e ~--- -·A e. Ltrt. AA(/~~. REGION No. .,!; COUNCIL No. -6-.S-8 State ~e'~--~1 -'Y~ .. CLASSIFICATION OF TROOPS IN THE COUNCIL Based on the statement in "Camping Policies" on "Council Supervision of the year•rourid Camping Program _of the Troops," please state below the number of Troops as of December 31, 1941 you consider are in Groups 1 and 2: (See Bulletin No. 5 of the "Chief Scout Executive," March 31, 1939.) GROUP 1: Number of Troops with an effective Camping Program (See "CAMPING POLICIES" pages 6 and 7 and folder "TROOP CAMPING OBJECTIVES" for aid in defining "effective.") 2: A: Number of Troops doing some camping but not up to the standard of Group . l B: Number of Troops doing NO camping ..................... !:f.9. ........ Troops 6-V .......................................... Troops ···········-··J:::/:f/) ............ Troops TOTAL ABOVE GROUPS (Check with Org. and Ext. Committee report, "Total Troops, Dec. 31, ~941") ................ .1..4../...:: ... Troops ESTIMATE NUMBER of SCOUTS having NO CAMPING in 1941: ................ ~ .. Q .. Q ............ _._· _Scouts. This is valuable in measuring the job to be accomplished, and for the information of the Local Council as well as the Home Office. Obviously this estimate must be based on a report from Troops at the end of the year. REPORT OF YEAR·ROUND CAMPING-Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, 1941 Council Membership, June 30, 1941 was . ../..J..., .... Troops*f.Ji..'?t..l...Scouts. "Total Scouts belonging during the year"d.; .. J..9..01._*'i) •rroops=Troops, Ships, Neighborhood Patrols Explorer Troops, Tribes, Rover Crews YEARLY SUMMARY COUNCIL SUPERVISED CAMPING Include Tours, Cruises, Camporees, etc .. Do Not Include Scouts from other Councils Long Short Term (*1) Term (*2) A. CHARTERED TROOPS I. On Council Site ,..: ,,:, 1. Number of Troops. .. ·-·--·- ',.. ~ ....... '. 71 ~' 2. Number different Scouts. ........ --~.i-- 1,7 e::> v -··· ...,., c ....... 3. Number Troop Scouters ........... .,,$" b J. (o 4. Number Scout Days (*3) ...... __ )d '/ ~-;.,, l rd.~ II. Off Council Site 1. Number of Troops ..... -..........•..... __ ./ ";2.- 2. Number different Scouts. ....... __ Z.1- l- .): 3. Number Troop Scouters ........... ___ :g, ';)" - 4. Number Scout Days (*3) ..... _;_,:''1-L ].. '5 B. PR°iVISIONAL TROOPS I. On Council Site 1. Number different Scouts ..... -. Jd_OS ' ,,, ?1 '/?'J. 2. Number Scout Days (*3) ............ ) .,, - ' II. Off Council Site 1. Number different Scouts .... ·-····· , 2. Number Scout Days (*3) ............ C. TOTALS I. 4S''i , Number different Scouts (*4) ,,., i.1 II. o/o of MembershiQ (*5') ............... l~.~ ,L,l_ III. Number Scout Days (*3) ......... t-1, ~2 l -/.+"1- '-1- Camping periods of six days' or more should be reported under Long·Term. Included in Yearly Summary are: Council-wide Camporee .&r:>..'l!..![ Scouts District Camporees . ~s .......... :l. ... Scouts Regional Camporal . ............ 0. Scouts Sea•Scout Rendezvous . .............. Q Scouts Tours Outside Council ........ h.4. Scouts " .. .. ~ Scouters .................. Number of Tours .............. /... Tours Philtum .......... 0 ... Scouts .. .......... 0. .. Scouters Plan to have Philturn trip in 1942: Yes ......... ;No.X .. Total Negro Scouts, June 30, 1941 ...... ~ .. b.f Scouts· Negro Scouts in Long Term Camps. ........ 9...8. Scouts Separate Camp for Negro Scouts Yes ......... ; No ......... TRAINING and SUPER VISION Number Scouters trained in Troop Camp Leadership .......... ~ .. e.'. ................ Short term camping reports by Troops are secured: Yes .. X..; No ......... Have plan for advising Troops on all•year camping program, using "Troop Camping Objectives," etc. Yes ......... ; No..X. PROGRAM 1941 Camping program included the following: (Check) Senior Camping ......... ; Cub "Outings"X .. ; Winter Camp ... ::>.\.; Sea Scout Cruises . .,K .. ; Vacation Day Camps ...... ; ... Summer Camp on Troop and Patrol basis: Yes . .X..; No ......... Troop and Patrol terminology used: Yes .. X.;No ......... Earning and Saving for camp promoted in Troops: Yes .. .)(; Nb ......... Summer Camp promotion chiefly by Troops ...... ; direct with Scout&.e~- (*l) (*2) (*3) Camping periods of less than six days and not less than overnight should be reported under Short•Term. (*4) (*5) A Scout Day is twenty•four hours or less including overnight. (The classification Scout Days is utilized here in order that the volume of camping can be related to the number of individual Scouts participating. This will indicate the average number of days each Scout is camping. The Local Council effort should be to increase the number of camping days per Scout as well as to increase the number of Scouts camping.) The total on this line is different Scouts camping during the year. It will not necessarily equal the sum of the attendance in the four previous classifications. (Estimate if necessary.) In computing the percentage of Long• Term Camping for the year, divide the number of different Scouts camping by the June 3 0 membership. In computing the percentage. in Short• Term Camping for the year, divide the number .of different Scouts camping by the, "Total belonging During the Year" membership. The ""Total Belonging" equals the "Number on record at the Be~inning of the Year'' plus the "New During the Year" plus Scouts separated prior to 1941 and re•registered in 1941, /7"' ,_) __ 1941 FINANCIAL STATEMENT - CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL Council budget appropriation for camping Capital Expense $ ........... .0. ................. . Expenditures for Budgeted Capital Outlay $-·--······-····-····-···- Capital Bills outstanding not included $.·--·····-·-·-···--·····-·-·-·· OPERATING RECEIPTS: OPERATING EXPENSE From Camper fees ........ : ....................................... $.:b,, .. 4-?.'6.f:.ta.{l. For Food by Council ............................................................................. . $.:!1 .. 1..?r. .. 0 .. 9 lo $.·-·-·---~-~!..~.4 $.LfE:..t:.?::..! . .J:.r For Transportation by Council .................................................. . From other sources (Canteen etc.) ...... $ ....... .J. ... 7J ..... • .. 8. .. 0 Total above items ·····-·--····-······-·······················-··········-····· $.~.!d:.~.9.t~* For Salaries and Wages · ....................................................................... . *(Enter this figure in Finance Com. report, Col. 2 ........... . $................................... For Income producing. sources (canteen, ~tc. ).................. . $ .................................. . $.l.,Jl..~/Y."k:: Other Operating Expenditures ···········-····-····-·-·······-·······-········ $ ... ?..1..8. . S..?~.S. ... 7 Original Budget appropriation for Camp Operation ..... . Total Receipts ., ..................................................................... (A) ~-~.?.:.:?.~ .. §"§.. Total of above Expenditures ··-··········-·············-···················-····-·· $ .. ~ .. l±.J...Zc8 .. ~ $ ...... .£../..!::/..,_/::.~.. Bills outstanding not included above .... :.................................. $ ....................... _P, _ Operating .Balance ( Qi1rit) or Deficit (B - A) ................ .. Total Operat~ Expense ····,·····················:-···:-·······--·(B} $.~,.':f..."!J.J.!.~.4 ........ : ... ~,:.Q,,..l.'!:J..~ ................................... 194 ...... , by.f.lt.~:.~A.&.Mr!:.!J:.4. .. ~l!!.:~V ... fu<t!ic Accountants Camp accounts (were) (.Jlllliilabc) audited on ...................... . PHYSICAL FACILITIES (Give full information as of December 31, 1941) CAMP NAME No. of acres CONTROL* • State whether site is: (!)Owned by Council (if mortgaged or other indebtedness stat:9amount), .(state amount of rental), (4) other (describe). •• State whether site is used for (I) Long•term, (2) Short-term, (3) Wilderness Camp, etc. Land VALUATION ' Bid gs. Equipment Used year around Type of Camp** length of term) , ( 3) Rented from year to year Were plans for any of the above submitted to the Camping and Activities Service, Engineering Service, or Health and Safety Service for advice and help? Please specify ........ tl.O .. ~ ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... .. -r. J. 8ERUe(flliJMP PERSONNEL No Camp Director ... J:l.OP. .. E.. ....... tf.~ ..... E.Oft11. ............................................................................ Did he have Camp Director's commission? ....... :fi'c.~---·-····-········································-····-· If more than one camp is operated-list additional directors below. State if they hold Camp Director's commissions. CAMP STAFF Number on central Camp Staff? ................ .2. ... , .......................... How many are registered Scouters? .............. 1..0.. ................ How many Adults (over 21)? ........ l..'2. .............. . Number of Provisional Troop Staff? ............................................ Of these, how many are registered Scouters ? ................................ How many Adults (over 21) ? ................................... . How many are older Scouts? .......... - ....... / .. Q ......... How many have no previous Scouting connection? ............. S.:: .................... . NAME APPRAISAL OF CENTRAL CAMP STAFF Camp Position I Scouti~g I Age I Connection , Would you Re~appoint? If not* I Exe. QUALITY OF SERVICE Good I Aver. I Fair j Poor I Number of I Weeks on Staff Rate of Pay Per Week (If necessary, attach sheet with names and appraisal under headings above.) • If you would not recommend reemployment, send in full particulars. ~::)'~"":':_"'-=:===-:==-==:=:=::=~~=:= =:-=-===:=-=~==~~~~ ~- --~. _'C12Fan, Camping and ActJvities Committee Scout E;ecutive Street. ....... ~LLA •. ,l!Jl!::A~--~ Note: Attach copies of camp bulletins, reports, special program features, photos, etc. City .............. ~·-·--···State..~AA. .... e ....... . NOTE: Civic Service and Special Events are covered elsewhere in the Council report. Form 0539 E-300001141 M K 6FF1J e.: 6i:. ~..., ~-···-· - -· ·- ----- ------:---·--··- - ---·-· --- . REPORT OF LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE-1941 NAME OF COUNCI.._,__-<!=.,._._::._::~..._.~_._.'--='=---='""""-""'-.L..L....::..-"-"..J-_..,,~·;...~=.:..• ~"..=.,..·__,,f_,,_i....::::...:;..._-1 REGION NUMBER 6 HEADQUARTERS CITY---''--'-'-"4--"~---·..__,---,__ ________ sTATE _ ,~e=--~~~----1 COUNCIL NUMBE~o I. REGISTRATION DATA Total registered Unit Leaders 12/31/41 JI s.:ir. ~ C.M. li_, Skippers ~ Explorer Leaders _L. A.S.M. ~ A.C.M. / {) Mates { 1!.l, , Asst. Exp. Leaders~ Total Leaders & 1.IL. .ti ~ e ' L/ Assistants Troop~ Pack~ Ship ~ Explorer-------. Rover Leaders ~Total Leaders /j;"Y Asst. Rover Leaders_, Total Asst. Leaders.lb.§,.., ,.. Rover Grand Total / ',3 • Totai registered Units in Co~>Hlil 12/31/41 / Lr Troops /!l.f _, Packs :t I) , Ships --i---· Explorer Troops Y , Rover Crews --""--... Totai ~ Nμmber of registered Sea Scout Patrols __ ¢)=--• Explorer Patrols --1-· II. RESULTS IN BASIC TRAINING To date, (12/31/41) we have accomplished the following toward providing all of the above key leaders with basle training - (count only those listed above, do not include Committeemen). Percentages based on above registration data. 1. LEADERS WITH INTRODUCTORY TRAINING a. Total who have completed the new session "Fundamentals of the Boy Scout Movement," or "Elements of Scout Leadership-Part I," or former equivalent. 2. LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING a. Have completed new "Scoutmasters' Course," or "Elements of Scout Leadership-Parts I and II" or former equivalent. SM. ASM. Total b. Have completed new "Cub Leaders' Training Course" or "Elements CM. of Cub Leadership." ACM. Total c. Have completed "Skippers' Course," or "Elements of Sea Scout SK. Leadership-Parts I and II" Mates Total Exp. Leader Asst. Exp. Leader d. Have completed "Explorer Leader Training Course" e. Have completed at least one basic training course - (Rovering or a, c, or d above) f, Grand Total Leaders with B~slc training Total Rover Leader Asst. Rover Leader Total Leaders Ass ts. Total 3. UNITS AND SPECIAL PATROLS WITH LEADERS HAVING BASIC TRAINING a. Units having at least··· one leader (not Committeemen) Scout Troops having completed basic training (as 2a, b, c, d or e above) Cub Packs (Include Sea Scout and Explorer Patrols) S.S. ShlI>s and Patrols 4, UNITS WITH LEADERS TRAINED IN OUTDOOR WORK Exp. Troops and Patrols Rover Crews Total ·a. Troops .having at least one leader with training In Camping - course in "Troop . Camping," or. "Elements of Scout Leadership - Part III" (Short-Term Camping,) b. Sea Scout Ships and Patrols having at least one leader with training In "Sea Scout Camping and Cruising" 5. COMMISSIONERS WITH TRAINING a. Number registered Commissioners 32- b. Have com_pleted a Commissioners' Training Course. c. Have course for unit leaders, but not Commissioners' Course. 1 6, LEADERS WITH SCOU'l' EXPERIENCE a. Had Scout experience starting with Tenderfoot Rank Status 12/31/41 Number Percent lG '3 ~ --.. - Objective 12/31/42 Number Percent __,~., ,. .._'.7 , _ 1'.''.·". '>"0. The above Information and that on the reverse side represent our Training Report for 1941 and our plans for 1942. SIGNED---·--:::=·,,....,..----c--.-w--·- ---....------------Chairman, Leadership Training Committee DATFfM.).1, ~IGNED• __ _,,71JL.JL...;':....;..~..&..-.."""'J_""""'a.J"'=-....,~::...:::'-""~~:;.;·:::...:....;.. ____ Scout Executive BASIC OFFICE: eoP.:J 1941 TRAINING RECORDS AND 1942 OBJECTIVES 1941 1942 No. of I No. of CHECK COURSES Courses Certificates PLANNED CERTIFICATES AND Conducted Issued District I Council AWARDS, 1941 New Total Certificates issued .... .f....7..9:::.. ............ Fundamentals of B. S. 1. Movement 0 0 I z, N~?er of different men receiving 2. - Scoutmasters' . Course t J certificates ............................. _ ..... Training Awards issued ......... ~ ............. Skippers' Course 3. l Scoutmasters' Keys .. -............ ./ ............... Cub Leaders' Course I Scouter's Award .......................................... Old -Part I z //'.141- x x Skipper's Keys ................................................ ,--i•.· COURSES Elements of Scout -Part II x x L IS-: Leadership UNIVERSITY COURSES .; J -Part III ~ l ' x x The following Courses have been conducted in Colleges; Troop Camping l ·•tf I Seminaries, etc. located in this Council. These Courses and Certificates issued are included in the Council totals. Elements of Cubbing 1 College Credit ,; Elomen" of {-Part 1 x x l'.l ~ ~ Yes No " Sea Scout 0 u Name of School (.) ~ Leadership -Part II 1 x x ~ (.) I Elements of Explorer Scouting Commissioner's Course - I Emergency Service l /ff I Health and Safety ' l Ztt.J l Standard First Aid Principl" of r-Part I I 4 OTHER Scout and Cuo . COURSES Leadership -Part II I 10 Pack Organization Specialization 3 Merit Badge Counselors L Troop Committeemen L - Other Courses I' 50 Advanced Certificates Issued x x x : - Total Courses and Certificates I I I] tf 1-- I f::J ' THE..--TRAINING COMMITTEE AND ITS OPERATION Membership of the Council Leadership Training Committee consists of -~'~'-- men and includes __ /,,___ District Representatives and -~Q~- members-at-large. Out of ---- Districts, ---- have District Training Committees. Meetings held 1941 - Council ----· District ---- The Council uses volunteer course directors or instructors in the following courses (check/): Scoutmaster ,,.,-- , Cub Leader Y , Skipper ~~ Camping ,,,,...- Health and Safety _...- Principles ~-~ . List Other Courses...o·------------------------------------- The Committee and Executive staff have· given these course leaders special instruction through the following (check/): Faculty Courses or Institutes , Personal Conferences v" Regional Institutes for Trainers V Does the Committee have ~ble a training inventory which indicates, by Districts, the key leaders with Yes No . and without training? Training in 1941 was conducted on a District basis X Council basis X . Combination of both ---- A report of the detailed courses and certificates for 1941 should be entered on the reverse side of. this form. Farm Oi39G·30001Hl MK REPORT OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE 1941 Name of Council ...... ~~ruM .... ~~#· .. ··,'·~.Ct. ..... ~.~ ,------- Headquarters City ......... ?.J.1~~0.. ............................. State .:ii../.~~:~~:':'.:: ........... .. Region No. ... P.. ... .. {£.~~ ... . Council No. The following report presents the activities and accomplishments under the direction of this Committee during the yea:r 1941, covering the three major aspects of our Health and Safety program, i.e., Protection, Education and Service. 1. The membershi,p of this Committee includes ...... 2~ ......... District Health and Safety Chairmen and the following technical experts, as checked: Safety ... X ..... ; Public Health ... X. ..... ; Medicine ... X. ... ; Aquatics .. X .... ; Fire Prevention ... X. ... ; Firearms ... X ... ; First Aid ..... ~ .... ; Emergency Service . .X ...... ; Farm Safety ............ ; Mountaineering ............ . 2. During 1941 the meeting places of ....... Q ........ of our Troops and other units ( .... 0. .. %) were inspected under the direction of this Committee. Standard inspection form No. 115 3 was not used . ....,..,. 3. During 1941 an inspection of the Council camp was made by the Committee with ..... ~ ........ members participating. ~ot- ........ k. ..... Troop Camps, off the Council campsite, were held during the year, of which ...... O. ... were inspected by the Committee. 4. Procedures to insure that all carriers used for the transportation of Scouts on Scouting activities were in proper condition for such uses, with .adequate insurance coverage, h~ot been in effect during 1941. 5. The plan far medical examination of new Scouts is in effect in ........ Q ........ of our Troops ( .... :0. ....... %) Form No. 1154 is not used . ... 6. Pre-camp medical examination is required for all who attend the Council camp as checked: Scouts .... X ... ; Camp Leaders ... X ... ; Food Handlers ... X .... Form 952 and 952A ==not used. are Recheck of Scouts, Le~ders and Food Handlers ~ made by a medical doctor after arrival at camp. JS 7. .../. ...... Training courses in Health and Safety were given by this Council during the year with ... ~.~ .... different Scouters having completed the course. 8. An Emergency/Service Corps of Senior Scouts has been oz is be'ng ergant.d with a total membership of ... 7b.Scouts; ~ e C1gaffi'led rit'"'19'l2..... ........ .......... (Indicate by check y) We ha~ot a Mobilization Plan. 9. All cases of serious or fatal accidents or illness involving Scouts, Scouters, or guests incident to Scouting activities in this Council during 1941 have been promptly reported to the National Council, with the following exceptions with reasons ................ . ......................................................................... ~ .................................................................................................................... .. 10. We. have cooperated with the following local Health and Safety agencies in their activities ........................................... .. . ··~,:~;~~:::::~~:::-~~:~:;::~ :~~;· . . ... .. ... . a) Complete organization of Committee including all technical experts and chairmen of District Health and Safety Committees .... )(. ......... . b) Medical examination of new Scouts in all Troops ...... : ........... , or in ... ./5. ........ % of our Troops. c) Program of Inspection as checked: Troop and other unit meeting places .............. ; Council and Troop Camps ... '.}{ ...... ; .A:ll transportation equipment .............. ; Sea Scout watercraft ... X ........ . d) Emergency Service Corps .... .)( ....... ; Mobilization Plan .... )( ..... . e) Training Courses in Health and Safety ....... ~< ........ (No. of courses ... / ...... ). ·Signed ............................................................................................... . Chafrman, Herdth and Safety Committee oF.Fl<CC, 4:::' (f') ?::!: ~·-~- - - ~- .. ""'•"""·-"'···· -- Form O•S39C·30001141·M.K. Make sure business related to December expirations is accounted for accordinq to procedure announced in Dr. West's Bulletin # 20. REPORT OF ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION Net TABLE 1 Total on New in Separations # Dec. 31, 1940 1941 in 1941 (See note) 1. Total Troops* J_:JJ,/ :;,) JI (a) Sea Scout Ships ..,_ .,.., (b) Sea Scout Patrols (in Troops) I I (c) Explorer Troops ,. (d) Explorer Patrols (in Troops) J ......, . v -~· , __ _,- (e) Rover Crews ----~ (£) Neighborhood Patrols (g) Lone Scout Tribes Tx:ansfera due to Territory changes In Out Total Dec. 31, 1941 /4"1 / . . <f.-,f>P ' ) O"· <';;p - Region No. ~----- Estimated New in 1942 IP j " I i. Estimated Net Separations in 1942 ~··a r 0 !) 0 Objective. for Dec. 31, 1942 11..l?,u ..!;;"" I 3 Jl".'J I~ k / / / / /'ii l ~·~ I) ;, 37 ;/ 4 "'' 0 ' '~ / (h) Negro Troops / ) (i) Indian Troops ?- 'lf'_/3 /4lJ1 12·-~/ ~<JI,, 6 .. fl-OC liOCJO '?J,./ ~ l. ./ W IH . " &; 2. Total Scouts** 'f3g y Zllo· /Y ... ***47 ;2/ .. .~:;-; t.'1:. I ~,'. . .- ):,'Ll (a) Sea Scouts I /_ ***) L ' 11 /~& &· I e 5 " t; .,,,., (b) Explorer Scouts "- .:J· r- ... - (c) Rover Scouts *** (e) Negro Scouts 3. Total Scouters /D¥-1: 3-1·+~,.i '2,-t/fu 4. Total Packs ,;..-er '7 z,, /./- ·. i-/ ___ N_e_gr_o_P_a_ck_s--------l----=----+---.,.._.,"---+-------+---li---+---='7=--0~4·'1---~2,.::..+--~/--+-----'-7 """. Neighborhood Dens ~ 5. Total Cubs r-21l I ......... •-. 4 L,.{d,'l / 7 ~·~o / ./, '8. l.S-0 I 7 J; 5'01 _.,.. ' ' (,, ·1! /, /7 77t"-- '-1-J.~ _-,' \ <:...-1, (,..,o bf'" 10 2- / Negro Cubs 6. Total Cubbers (including Den Mothers • t. 7. ~.2- '~ qq~Di~ &~. c ,.,0 <e.J i ,.,,. , ..!,,") -f! "/;";', ~- 9 J{l , /:.;?/' 1P'~- ·is Den Mothers . /O 27 Den Chiefs #"Net Separations" equals total separated minus "separated ' reregistered." *Include in figures on this line total number of all Troops, Explorer Troops, Rover Crews, Sea Scout Ships, Neighborhood Patrols and Lone Scout Tribes. This will not necessarily be the sum of lines (a) to (i) which follow. • **Include in figures on this line total number of all Scouts in above indicated units and Lone Scouts. In column "New in 1941" include only boys who were new in Scouting in 1941. This will not necessarily be the sum of lines (a) to (f) which follow. ***In second column "New in 1941," include all boys who entered these branches "of Scouting in 1941, whether they transferred from some other branch of Scouting or not. 1 . (a) We expect to employ__Q__additional men 01>-..our professional staff during 1942. .. (b) New 12-year-olds registered.;,jn 194.1 ,RI + . E*mated new 12-year-old Scouts in 1942 e! 0 () . • (c) We ~cl on record~ Scout Troops and ;;J, Cub Packs expired and not reregiste~ed Dec. 31, 1941. · (d) '.,;2'._3 Troops(/%) were on Bu~get Plan Dec. 31, 1941; Obj.ect~ve: 11 / Troops ( ~_- %) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1942. 7 Packs ( -. %) were on Thnft Plan Dec. 31, '1941; Ob1ectlve: I k Packs ( .'> i!'.1%_)_.on Plan by Dec. 31, 1942. The Council has a definite plan for promoting the Troop Budget arid Pack Thrift Plan (check one) Yes Bf"No D· ..... ,,.., .... ; \/ TABLE 2 A-Tenure achieved in 1941 by Scouts;· and by Assistant Scout- Less than 1 2 3 I 4 I 5 or more I TOTAL masters who have been Scouts. ( 1) 1 year Year Years Years Years Years (2) (a) Number on Roll Dec .. 31, 1941 who attained respective I Scouts b_l;;J 7?~ ~'17 ;t-/3-"f / {),/3 7~- J-o/C:,b tenure anniversaries in 1941. ( 3) Asst. S.M. I 6 /b /~ t, to 9-S J(b~umber N~t Sep~rat.ed in 1941 who attained respective I Scouts ?77 51'1 74/ ) fJ.4- ?S"' 70 1416 ... _ . !t' .. tenure anruversanes m 1941. (4) . 0 I .b ~ '/l 4 "J.--- d_-j Asst .. S.M. (c) '!otal (a+b) who attained respective tenure anniversaries I Scouts ; :)°00 ,., d 4- ·7 R '9. 1/ff J ~ !) /4- 11./-< 14~2 y I . m 1941. · Asst. S.M. ' ;.... Jl lb ;j,., 70 >< /l3 B-OBJECTIVES FOR 1942. 2, 3 or 4 year Scouts in 1942 come from Less than 1 2 I 3 4 I 5 or more I TOTAL the 1, 2 and 3 year Scouts of 1941. 1 year .Year Years Years Years Years (d) Number to be on Roll Dec. 31, 1942 with respective I Scouts 't/"'I I r'?CtO ::";}/\(\, 1.SO i' e' eo :_'>· J 'l~ r .__:b· r I ~.}i tenure anniversaries attained in 194 2. . '. / 'f J ~""/ Asst.S.M. I s I l. ~.- (,~ .~"'} qlj (e) Number to be separated in 1942 with respective tenure I Scouts 'hit"' fl fi'h{) i-<f t' l!Jl- ~ls~· '(;') I 0 1 I t"t !II ~f~.i -i... . ,..., .. anniversaries to be attained in 1942. Asst. S;M. .:37 bl.. q .$'C kt::a . Total (d+e) will attain respective tenure anniv.ersaries I Scouts I .~) CJ 1.Joo ·1 '~ f\ tf~.r J l:f 0 I tf-0 j -~'' (f) • >,] ,_) ; .... "'' in 1942. Asst. S.M. I if\ ,.,, ~.'tt. 11.:t 1 I' Lt ' (:) !/~. ee=· . ( 1) When lapsed Troops reregister only Scouts and Asst. S.M.'s under 21 who reregister with the Troop shall be credited with tenure anniversaries attained during the lapsed period of that Troop. (2) Totals in this Table should check with corresponding Totals in Table 1. ( 3) Scouts attain tenure only on anniversaries of the date they first became Scouts, which is not necessarily the same as the reregistration date of the Troop. Separated Reregistered Scouts lose tenure credit for. the period they were not registered. ( 4) Do not include Scouts separated in 1941 whose last tenure anniversaries were attained prior to 1941. TABLE3 MEMBERSHIP FACTORS BY POPULATION GROUPS Classify units by population groups, then secure data for each group from unit records so classified. A,--4 Year Tenure (a) Scouts attained 4 years in 1941 on roll Dec. 31. "Total" on this line equals number on line (a) in column "4 years" in Table 2. (b) Scouts attained 4 years in 1941 were separated in 1941. "Total" on this line equals number on line (b) in column "4 Years" in Table 2. (c) Total (a+b). B-Annual 12-year-old boy crop. Check totals in last column, these 4 lines against corresponding totals in Table 1. Check Table 4 below similarly. C-New Scouts during 1941 D· Tutal Scouts Dec.' 31, 1941. E·Total Troops Dec. 31, 1941. . F-Net dropped Troops during 1941. TABLE4 { Use same pop 'n. group headings as in Table 3. G--Number of Cubs who became 12 in 1941. D-Number of these who became Scouts. E-Number of Packs in each group Dec. 31, 1941. F-Packs dropped in each group in 1941. 500,000 and over x x 100,000 10,000 to to 500,000 100,000 ) (,! ,){ 1;:.°-~ x x x x 2,500 to 10,000 x x 1,000 to 2,500 x x Under 1,000 and o.c. x x TOTAL TOTAL .; During, J 941 J.~her :ivere:---+.~-'---+--ZJ:;._ __ different Scouts and, _ _,9 /.-'---~..;.; ""-~/_1!{):0.--_different Scouters, -~:i..ei...e::..-=:.... and · I /,_ different , / r , .+rBoy Fact Survey was conducted in i Districts in 1941, in __ ....;C>=-____ Districts in 1940. ~ JlltL ed.e , f.~A,-0-e.flJJ c A{, )'J,{t 1A.tl1 .. ~,f. :,,_~ I CtA.qf.J ,.!:AL~h-, ~"i~ 4-V~"~~1 ,; ~(!.,;_/<,·!·"'<~ Signed ____________ _ Chr. Organization and Extension Committee · --~·---·--:.:.--:::..-:. .. -----··- ~001141-M.K. REPORT OF FINANC'E COMMITTEE - 1941 Region No. __ S--__ _ $"~-P Name of Counci.__"""'"'...::..=.....;;._=.... ....... ~~...:;.::.-::::T.<~t.L..;::Jt-=;,,__1=--=-=:.....L~-"-'"-"-C-=-·'-I Headquarters CitY---~~..,,._.-.......... ~~"""-"'------ Council No. ___ ' o __ (Please use only following classification. This is for purpose of National record and comparison) EXPEND ITURES-1941 Indicate if for period other than BUDGET-1942 calendar year Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 J~tiTAT~ [. Operating Expense : Total Expenditures Special Receipts Net Expenditures (See Note I below) (Col. 1 minus Col. 2) 1. Executive Salaries* $ i ,, ... '.) . () ;) $ $ zs2-o.~n $ qi tD b () ' () (') ------ '"' ,-, "' : (_ f ~ Office Salaries ·········-··---- v· ')'; ,_ SD μ, .. , ,,,,, "".l ""'t"') _.; 8 l-f.-0 ,c 0 _2. ! ~ ·' , -:1 ~'! ~," r ~ ,;;t L. ~ Retirement Contrib'ns ... L·· . ) '>i. .. .-.-:"'" tf (),,!{. 1.:r ~~ (,. s;on 3. ' 4. Rent, Light, Heat, In- _, . ' ---: l. ?J~ ,bf /. ,?; 3 S t'H1 Telephone ~ ,.... ... \ ~: \_) 1 " J I surance, ------ ~ ... :1··· -'~\ :.t ,., ... S?;<!:J .. ti :4 Soc,eio Office Supplies --·-···--····· .. , ·~.' 5. ,_. 6. Postage ... , ........................ s·- ·-1 i. ~-S~ :-~~ ·1 l. ~ .f" 9 oo, Oc \ .·': " ·.~)' '} I: •:<1~3?[ /, '1 J-1..() ,o o 7. Transportation (i ~ •. .._ , ··--·-------- ' lef l ' ;" - ) /' I "--\ If, ,, ~~b.r":>~ 8. Publicity .......................... V:i ! 9. Camping .......................... bl~?Jl~ 8~ !Jil-/--?;'7. (,.3 7-, C/.'J.8.. l- l ,? "1/1 s- r> () ) ~ '') . ; C) LJ. lt 6(1_ "J-..So.06 10. Senior Scouting ............ t:· /i 11. Cubbing ................................................... 12. Leadership Training "'" 2~~. 20 5.SD, C>O and Conferences ............ .. '-""-. \,:_ -·--. ' .! . __ J 13. Circuses, M. B. Shows and other activities ........ 14. National Quota .............. ;~· ,_ .c_~ ~~.:. •,.- S""Oe'J.On S (')D. 0 0 ~--, .'}" :~~I ,'I 7..r: oc ].SOC\ 15.· Charter Fee .................... ! ,,_, __ }. \ •. 1 ,, '/' \;? ;) t· ": I 4-: 8~":;.9/ 1-f- s· or:-i. ti o 16. Campaign Expenditures ~f ! ,. >", 17. Interest on Indebtedness (See Note 2 below) c.j J ,,.· .. 3'-8.fl.-- /.-/ 7 .:;, 0 0 18. Miscellaneous ~:"~ ,'" _ . .., ... , ............................. TOTAL OPERATINr:: '2-9 """ !l'r!"J. ).4 3,1./99. !3 l. s;·'ffc? .~ '- -:i- 7. J . .2 ~I bO ' f II. Capital Expense: Office Equipment .......... :Cl ~) \)· .. ,, 3 1. e:>ri, (') C"I 1. (. 2. Camp Property .............. ---- 3. Automobile . ..................................... 4. Depreciation .................................. --- ·-·-·--- -- )?ri ft,.SQ ) - ~)' ('> c.. f<'- '), ~ ()." () TOTAL CAPITAT III. Total of Operating \ and Capital (~ + II? 1::.9.,_8. 8 2. L ]_ - 'L~ 44'1 ~ti I ~l/]_3'8.()n .. ' IV. Revolving Accounts: (Nation~! Funds) ., L(?.Slo "~ b, s-C. 1. BOYS' LIFE .........•......... 2. Registrations ................... '"'! -7 6 '"} ( d ~10'1.('!>6 • /,.,, <- ") () I ·",.( ...... :::1 '2-,ei 13. ).2 3. Scout Supplies ............................. I ~.! -:,, TOTAL REVOLVING tl t/ ~i • J.J- :!' J.-19 ~1. .4s- r ,, v. Endowment, Trust Funds or other Permanent Investments 5f)oO. rin VI. ·Obligations Paid (See Note 3 below) NOTE 1-Report as Special Receipts only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., which are incidental .to certain Council activities. Also report Revolving Account receipts in second column. NOTE 2-Do not include payments tg reduce "principal" indebtedness. NOTE 3-This refers to repayment of loans, the proceeds of which have been previously expended, bills and other obligations which have been charged to the various items of the budget in previous years and so reported. *Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transpor-tation allowances. Do not distribute any salaries to other budget items. (OVER) Analysis by population groups of income trom contribu.tions for 1941 Council oper~tion. . . Income from areas Income from areas where Council participates in Community Chest where Council does Total Chest Supplemental"* not participate allocation contributions in Chest Communities of 500,000 or over--------------········-- $ $ $ $ " " 100,000 to 499,000 ______________ ..... :1_~ 3·~2.,k k .1..:; 3£.lt .. I A , " " 75,000 " 99,000 .. _ ................. - " " 25,000 " 74,000 .................... " " 10,000 " 24,000 .................... " " 5,000 " 9,900 .................... " " 2,500 " 4,900 .................... " " 1,000 " 2,400 .................... " under 1,000 and open country ...... ]~ 9..c Q -::)_ b_ Cf . $ $ 3 Q Q -:i ' ....fu__b. $ 30 07 {.. TOTAL. ............... • > . / *Did Chest approve? Yes _ No __ (Check one) Funds for the 1942 budget outlined on preceding page ~h been raised. ave not NOTE-If funds not yet raised, state plans for securing funds here -~d._r-~~-·~=------· -~-= ......... '-"l"~ar'"'"""~·~--------- cbv ~ tler!L/Je Current-Cash on hand and in bank Unpaid Pledges ·Supplies for Resale Securities Assets, 12-31-41 $-'3 i~~:~~ J25Y, *Fixed-Real Estate Camp Equipment Office Equipment Automobile $~2-2:.SO. o o 3 . i. ·2 .r: o o ,; 3 6CC.O C j TOTAL IS, 5 ~/.. .. 'f-°? *Present Value TOTAL k 9, Lt-7.S, Co Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-41 Operations-Accounts and Bills Payable$ 3 3 .::2.. e~ Capital-Accounts and Bills Payable $ 0 Notes Payable Notes Payable D Mortgages C TOTAL3~";\.. I 'l) I TOTAL ___ _ » •• c---. •<' ,., This Council has Trust or Endowment fund~, as of December 31, 1941, totaling $..5;000 - of which$ ~o - was received during the year 1941. We are using (a) Standard Declaration of Trust·------, or (b) some other form approved by National Counci._ ________________________________ _ A comprehensive Five-year Financial Plan •h been developed which has been in effec years. as not Council directed campaign or campaigns are to be held' on the following dates in 1942: A PR. I/.... I¥ - 'J-~J:f Signed-----------Chr. Finance Committee . 7,5 2 0. 0 (.) 4. 3 0 7.~ IJ 408.75 1~2 ~ C.6 7 5 '.3 0. $C3 5 71.2 5 1,81).37 11.6 7 2,163.92 13768 283.?0 5 00.00 7 5.00 4,6 8 3.8 1 3 6 8.12 4,e 2 6. 3.., s b C 6,S f. ~ ~,6 J 3. 2 :J s 1,9 9 9. 7 2 ~ 7 1 6 3 E ~7 ..t ' - - l)<,!:J b() \ ( ~ '""' () ~ ... ; 1, (' .• ~r· ' \) 0 " • '{.! \. ) { \ ~ i. ,. ( iJ . I \ \I) '( ~ ; ·~ ( { (""'- 1(.ri •,~ \ ,, ,, f \ .) ... ~ I.. ~- A:;~-\ C'\ r- " .. ~ .. "-·~ .;\ -r-.. f <~ ; /' ,. <..JJ \ r- ...r- -~ .... O'Q ( ' l_x:: ~J (J..J ~ 1. 1.:. 1' -P ?.'\ . ,, \ :i.:·. ~ l)<'_ i - l t..u J (\;'') - 't, .. ( . *'-.~ •. (} ?·~j "::o.., ltJ ~~ ,. .,_\ ":~ ' ~ ·~ <;h ,,.,., ...,.'.~-" :~ t~ ....... ~;j/v \. / \ '-,:~.? ,,~ ·\ '::.:::~. '( ... 0 r C) Cb .! ··._, ··~ ) <{ T ; \"-~ ~./ ~;::;_:;_,.. ,,._:·:-::~.,~-· ~) ... ~,/) \ (f ;y- ,,, .. ~~i~~ ~·~1·-2~ "'b i.EGI STiiATION PROCJiIDURE BUR SENIOR SCOUTS * * * * * $ * * * * ADDITIONAL JiWROLLMENf J!'OR SJ:i:NIOR SCOU!'S l. Check to eee if Scout if affiliEited with a Troop. (Check on active regillltration) 2. If the applicant is registered in e. T:J."oop, place the code mark, 11 SSS 11 or "SSJ? 11 or "EXPst opposite his name ofl the Troop Boster. 3. Drop from the Troop on the 'roop Record :Book; and Card File. Make out a 11 Dtopped Scout Notioe" Form 0691, and drop on 1'Pe'1>etual Inventory". 4. Maek on the Scout• s registration Ct,rd. the nam.e of the branch of Senior Scouting he ha.s joined. 5. Heg:ister in whatever branch of Senior Sc.outin& his ap'.Jlica.Uon calls for. REGISTB.A!ION OR REREGISTRATION OF A SENIOR SCOUT UNI! l. Check all Scouts who claim a.n active membership in a Troop. 3. Same as 11 3 11 above. 4. Same as 11 4" above. 5. ~Lke out proper reg. stration form whether Form 01120 for Jllxplorer Patrol or Form 880 for Sea Scout Patrol or Application for SSS and »lace original couY 1a 1 ll 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 :.l 3 4 - ~-9·36-D. REGIONN .. COUNCIL No. TROOP BEFORE FILLING OUT READ· OTHER SIDE Bov SCOUTS OF AMERICA (Incorporated February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.) National Office, 2 Park Avenue, New York REGISTRATION OR REREGISTRATION OF A SEA SCOUT PATROL CONNECTED WITH BEFORE FILLING OUT READ OTHER SIDE Date ... --.......... -...................................................................... . LOCAL TROOP No ............................... *Name of Patrol.. .................................. -·-.. --.. '--............... . .boys at 50c $ .......................... . 0 f _ ..... _ ............. - ................. ............................................................................................................................... .. .boys at 40c $ ......................... .. .boys at 30c $ .................... _ .. .. CITY STATE Council -··----..................... - ....................................................... _ ........ --.... - ..................... - ...... - .... -.. Expiration Date of Troop .. - ............. _ ...... _ .............. - ... --.... - .... -............. - ................................ . .boys at 20c $ ........................... Total Amt. $.-...... - Indicate Sea Scout's Rank as follows: APP.-Apprentice; ORD.-Ordinary; AB.-Able; QM.-Quartermaster. Indicate regular Boy Scout rank in column provided as follows: T-Tcnderfoot; S-Second Class; F-First Class; S-Star; L-Life; E-Eagle. Indicate Associate Members by A and Veterans by V, in addition to rank letter. A SEA SCOUT MUST BE FIFTEEN YEARS OF AGE. NO EXCEPTION CAN BE MADE. NOTE: BEFORE LISTING SEA SCOUTS CONSULT CLASSIFICATION DIRECTIONS ON OTHER SIDE OF THIS SHEET. ... ARRANGE NAMES ALPHABETICALLY Exact Age SCOUT SEA PREVIOUSLY BELONGED TO OR NOW MEMBERS OF (Indicate Which) (Print or write plainly) POST OFFICE ADDRESSES SCOUT Fee Street City RANK FAMILY NAME Initials Yrs. Mos. RANK Trp. City State ---- ------ -- -- -------- -- ----- ----- -- -- --- --- -- -- -- -------- -- -- -- -- --- -- --- --- -- ------ -- -- -- --- --- -- ----- ----- -- ---------- -- ------ -- -- ---- ------ -- -- -- --- --- -- -- ---- --- --- -- ---- ----1- I certify that every Sea Scout named above has met the physical condition requirements as set forth m Form 900. Skipper's (ScoutmastEr's) Signature Who will have charge of Sea Scout Activities in the Troop? ............................................................................ - ................................................... .. NAME Address ........................ _ ....................................... - ............................... - .......................... Present Position in Scouting .......................................................................... . STREET CITY APPROVED ................................................................................................................... _ ................. --........... . Scout Executive NOTE-If any boys now registering as Sea Scouts in this Patrol are already registered as Scouts in this or any other Troops, please fill out and forward with this Patrol a DROPPED SCOUT NOTICE dropping such Scouts as "Troop Scouts." Scouts who wish -to keep up their affiliation with such Troops may do so if their Scoutmaster is willing but they may be counted in the Council records in only one· of the Units (preferably the Sea Scout Uriit). Such Scouts have all the privileges of a registered Scout in both Units except that they are included in the NUMBER officially registered in only one Unit on local and National Statistical records. NATIONAL COUNCIL RECORD : DO NOT WRITE HERE : Status To expire ................................................................................. S. or S. M. status ...................................................................... .. of Troop Affiliation ........................................................................................... _ ......................... - ..................................................................... .. Sea Scout Patrol.. .................................. S. S. Service advised .. --····- ........................................................................................................................................................... . Certificates written and mailed ................................. _ ....................................... --..................................................................................................................................... ---· Statistical Entry ......... - ............................................................. _.................. ............ ................................... File ....................................................................................................... .. *All Sea Scout Ships and Patrols mitst have a name. They are usually named after naval heroes, famous ships, states, cities, sea birds, etc. The National Sea Scout Service maintains a Sea Scout Ship Roster. All names in use by more than one Unit mu.rt bear the numeral following assigned by the National Sea Scout Service accordiny to the seniority of the Unit. Every Scout should be a regular reader of BOYS' LIFE, the Boy Scouts Official Magazine. Price $1.00 a year and worth itl INFORMATION FOR REGISTRATION OF A SEA SCOUT PATROL WITHIN A BOY SCOUT TROOP 1. IF THE SCOUT TROOP OF WHICH THE SEA SCOUT PATHOL IS TO BE A PART HAS ALREADY REGISTERED, THE PROCEDURE IS AS FOLLOWS: (a) When the Sea Scout Patrol is to be made up entirely of boys who were registered with the Troop at the time of its original registry, it is merely necessary to fill in on the reverse side of this blank the information requested and the names of the boys who are to be Sea Scouts. The Sea Scouts use the same certificates which were issued to them at the time of the original registry of the Troop. However, Local Councils should stamp these certificates with the words "SEA SCOUT." NO ADDITIONAL FEES ARE NECESSARY IN THIS CASE. (b) When the Sea Scout Patrol is to include boys who are new and have not been registered with the Troop before, their certificates are issued to expire the same date as that of the Troop. Therefore, for these new boys, "proportionate" fees only are required for the unexpired period for which the Troop is registered, as follows: 1 Month ····--------·-···------------·------------·-··--·--- Sc 2 Months ---------------··-------------------------------------lOc 3 ,, o•••-••••o•oo•••-••o•-OOOOO•OoOooooooH•OOOOOOHOOoooo15c 4 5-6 " " --------·----------------·-·---------------------------.20c --------·-··---··-------------------------·------·.2Sc 7 Months 8 " 9 " 10 " 11-12 II ......................................................... 30c ......................................................... 35c ......................................................... 40c ......................................................... 45c ......................................................... Soc Reckon period to be paid for from the last day of the month in which application is made, to the last day of the expiration month of the Troop, unless enrollment is made during expiration month, which will be counted as one month. (c) Scouts transferring from Troops, the charters of which are unexpired, to become members of the Sea Scout Patrol in this Troop, must have "transfers" (Form 502A) signed by both Scoutmasters and, if under Council, approved by the Scout Executive. · "Transfers" must also be submitted for Scouts from Troops having expired charters, when both Troops are in the same place. These "transfers" must be signed by both Scoutmasters or, if under Council, have the approval of the Scout Executive. BE SURE TO INDICATE in column "Previ.ously Belonged To" the Troops from which "transfers" are coming and to enclose the proper coupon from Form 502A. If Scout or new member is also registered in a "Land" Troop, give Troop number and designation. ( d) File, for inspection of Sea Scout and Health and Safety Committees when desired, Physical Examination Form 900, certifying to the sound physical condition of every member accepted-no exceptions permitted. Skipper must certify to proper physical condition of members on Patrol. 2. IF THE SEA SCOUT PATROL IS BEING REGISTERED AT THE SAME TIME AS THE SCOU1 TROOP OF WHICH IT IS TO BE A PART, THE PROCEDURE IS AS FOLLOWS: The regular Scout registration blanks (Form 690 or 691) for the whole Troop must be filled out in accordance with the procedure as set forth in the regular Boy Scout literature. In addition this Form for "Registration of a Sea Scout Patrol," must also be filled out and forwarded together with the registration for the whole Scout Troop. NUMBER. Sea Scout Patrols will use number of Troop of which they are a part. PREPARE FOR THE 1937 JAMBOREE, WASHINGTON, D. C. Please Read Other Side First DROPPED SCOUT & SCOUTER NOTICE To be used whenever they leave the Troop, or Senior group, either by dropping out, by transfer, or by promotion to Commissioned Rank. Leader will please fill out and send to Council at end of month. Council will please forward promptly to National Council indicating in box at right if boys are being dropped before reregistration or at time of reregistration. In latter case be sure to send this NOTICE with application for Renewal of Charter. NOTE: HOW MANY OF THE BOYS ARECODE NUMBERS REGION Please Check at Right When This List of Scouts Was Dropped. I COUNCIL TROOP Dropped during year before reregistration 0 Dropped at time of reregistration D NEGRO 0 CHINESE 0 JAPANESE 0 MEXICAN 0 INDIAN 0 HOW MANY LIVE ON FARMS 0 Troop No ••••••••••••• of ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Number o ... Date of Full WHY DID SCOUT LEAVE? ~ .. Expiration Date ............................................. Firat Years in Rank 6~ If he moved away, give new u Q Became Scouting i::e!: SCOUTS' NAMES Date A Scout address in tbis space. Left? Yrs. Mos. ~--= 1 2 3 - 4 5 6 • 7 8 9 10 11 12 I 13 14 rn .. In What Would You Is He StiU ~.-- Recommend Him Active In D1tto C1tp1tclty Was for Recommission MAIN STRENGTHorWEAKNESS Other Scout MCOU'l'lr.tlll' NAMltS r .elt r IIo Ro11l1tered? If Available? Capacity? ~ ·- ~ IW ·---- 1 ~- ™ , ·- I ~::2~!.'.~':'l·~ .. ,..,...:i::,..,.=:i:·· ·----.. ~-··--·---- I -· ·---- ~-=== ' -- -~-~= ~--~· ~ft'01= n -=""" ..... ;r.o~==:.-:.;.=-. .;:<·~~-- - --·-·-- --~- --- 0 Wt::=- -----~ -- - ·--- 7 --· . .. ·- If more space Is required, please use a second sheet and number both. Signe.._ ____________________ _ (Chairman of Committee) (Leadet") TO THE LEADER FOUR YEARS TRAINING FOR EVERY SCOUT OR KNOW THE REASON WHY! It is the aim of every Leader to build, through his Troop, better citizens for his community, state and nation. '-We are all working together toward the day when there will be enough Scouttrained men in our citizenry to definitely influence public thinking along lines of helpfulness to others and trustworthiness in public affairs. With this end in view, the aim is to keep every Scout in the Movement at least four years, so that the Scouting principles may become a definite part of his behavior. There are many Troops in which Scouting is so skillfully presented as to hold boys' interest for more than four years, but too few boys do remain that long. The most dangerous time is the first year. The biggest loss is in boys who joined, stayed for a few months, and then dropped out,-too soon for the ideals of Scouting to become a part of their character. WHY DID HE NOT REREGISTER? Did he find joy and adventure in an outdoor program? Was he made welcome and to feel he was a "member of the gang''? Whatever the reason, let us search it out, and in a spirit of cooperative effort for boys-and for the future of our country-try to spot these weak points and then strengthen them. We all want to help in this. Make this report frank and full. Without your cooperation we failwith it the benefit can come back to your Troop and your Scouts. CHICKASAW COUNCIL. B.S.A. INC. Memphis. Tennessee PROGRAM & OJ3JECTIV'ES FOR TEE YEAR 1942 1. Direct and build the entire program and activities of the Council toward giving every boy a satisfying e:icperience. Place especial emphasis on a.dvancement in rank as a means toward this end. 2. As a patriotic duty, gear up the Council activities to render maximum service by Cubs, Scouts and Scouters and Cubbers in national defense. Be prepared at all times to carry out assignments without dela¥. 3. Emphasize Camping and Hiking and Scout Advancement as essential preparation for service in national defense. Plan and carry through greater camping activities with Troops camping under their o~m leadership. Increase the attendance at all summer camps. Promote the outdoor program through the year. 4. Celebrate Boy Scout Week using the theme 11 Strong For America" with the idea of injecting this theme in the program for the entire year. Conduct Camp-0-Rees. Scout Mobilizations, 11 The Advancement Program" and other activities in which all units can engage. 5. Organize 9 Troops of White Scouts and 5 Troops of Negro Scouts, a total of 14 new Troops by December 31, 1942 including the organization of 2 new Sea Scout Ships of White Scouts. Organize 4 Packs of White Cubs' and 2 Packs of Negro Cubs, a total of 6 new Cub Packs by December 31, 1942. Recruit new Scouts and Cubs as rapidly as possible. Strive to have at least 24 Scouts in each Troop and endeavor to have all Troops recruit to full strength of 4 Patrols of 8 Scouts each. Strive to have at least 25 Cubs in each Cub Pack. Win 11Thc Walter W. Head Acorn Award" for the fifth consecutive time. 6. Enlarge the Emergency Service Corps with the objective of every Troop participating. 7. Conduct a Boy Fact Survey in both city and county schools in all sections of the Council. 8. Continue to emphasize the training of leaders and particularly new leaders and others who have not had at least the basic courses. Conduct the following courses: FUNDAM.ENI'.ALS OF THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT SCOUTMASTERS' TRAHHNG COURSE CUB~iASTLRS' TRAINnm COURSE SKIPPERS' TRAINING COURSE TROOP C.AMP!l~G EE.ALTH & SAF311Y FIRST AID DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS' COURSE TROOP REPORT:EJRS 1 COURSE (for Scouts) EMERGENCY SERVICE TBAINIWG COURSE 9. Recruit a leadership reserve in each unit to promptly replace men called to the colors. -2.- Program & Objectives for the ~ear 1942, Cont'd 10. Raise a Budget of $30,000.00 for tho fiscal year. 11. Improve the operation and tochniqu6s of all Courts of Honors. Strive to increase advancement and tenure of Scouts with especial emphasis on the advance of Negro Scouts to Second and First Class RE'..nk. Recruit and train additional Morit :Badge Counse:}.ors. Train the present Merit :Badge Counselors. 12. Promote good reading throughout the year. Promote the use of the official magazine "BOYS' LIFE" and secure Council 1 s quota of subscription. 13. Complete the organi2ation of The Mississippi District in DeSoto, Tate and Pffnola Counties, Mississippi. 14. Promote rui.d increase the use of the 11 Buc1get Pl".1.n 11 in every Pack, Ship and Troop in tho Co'lll'.'.cil. 15. Plan and carry throut~h more and better civic service, with especial emphasis on nationr1.l defense. 16. Place continued emphasis on educationRl publicity throughout the year. 17. Increase service to Troops through District Commissioners. Train District Commissioners in Cubbing and Senior Scouting. 18. Train and continue to train Scouts and Scouters in the practice of Henlth & Safoty. 19. Conduct Scout Leaders' Round Tables monthly, except during June, July, August, fer both White and Negro Scout~rs. 20. Select trained men and appoint as Field Commissioners for various activities. Mr. Harley E. lllrb 9 1913 Steriok Bldg,, . Ho;:1 J.1is. Tenn. March 30, 1942 In reply to your letter o:f March 24. I will a:ppreaiate l t very mu.ch if you. will have Mr. Abo Sahnr:f't mttne ~.:.; Member At Large of the National Council i"'o?.• 1942. X think he ie too v.:J.~~ble a man to let loose and I ·:now thr:d1 he is il"ement1.ouel.,Y interested in Scout!.1-ig. PJ'ld wUl greatly V..J)J::iracia.\e the honer of bdn.g a. lational. Council Member A. t Large. w. Gordon Morris, Scout lxecutive. Form 1062C-250011~1 Mor.P. ; \ REGION NO. $ CERTIFICATION OF ELECTION AS A MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA COUNCIL NO. NATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBER 558 Date .Jan. •• 194~ Counci~I _ C~JttGI=· ·=AS=J;;=:W~C=oo-=· =IC=I=L""'*"-=B~·~S""','--"'A,......~IBC~.,___ _____ To Expire Dec. 51. 1942 Registration Service, Boy Scouts of America1 2 Park Ave., New York City. Gentlemen:- The Scouter uamed below hM been regularly elected a member of the ~unci!, repmenting this Council for the year ending December n, 1942 . He is registered as a ~·~fog paid his current registration fee in the capacity of ComlCIL Plt'!!S!~ \JI~ C (!, '• ~'\.~ .Jo ",1 ' ~ ~ ~ Signe -:. 1i !1~ ('.tff? r~!:t Esecu~:~; ' f! . · ~L COUNCIL MEMBER Name !lom7 K. ~ Tel. No_i_-2$1_·_2_· ___ _ Address ~::: 4 lie.WI" ll1Yid=o=n=------------------ City---fjc1---_._0"""=-'=•~b1=•-------· ___ stateo;;.__ ___.'fenn'-"""'·"""""-·------------ Age"------''"=----- Citizenship. __ _.A...,M..,...,r"'il""C§D"" ..... '-----------------~-- MEMBERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL COUNCIL Each chartered Council of the Boy Scouts of America has the right to elect, annually, one of its members as a member of the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America, and one additional member for every thousand boys enrolled on the records of the National Council. The By-Laws require that Local Councils certify as to the election of such member of the National Council on blanks which shall be provided for that purpose. ' .. Form 1062C-25001141 Mor.P. REGION NO. $ CERTIFICATION OF ELECTION AS A MEMBER OF THE NAnONAL COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA COUNCIL NO. NATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBER SSS Date Ian. 9, 1942 CounciI._·--~om:cxiQii;L.·q I..~ A MiiS1.cA..,Wi.....:a;iCtL<OOllCiu'.~ . ..,n.u•. _ , ;B1.2+• -4Si;;z..~A~•. .. __.Dii..ai.C...,.,__ ____T o Expire. _l). .·e. , ,c... .. .. ~. . ..,3,.1. ,._ .u ..., 1u,.....·. ____ Registration Service, Boy Scouts of America, 2 Park Ave., New York City. Gentlemen:- The Scoutec named bdow h"' been cegularly dected a membec of the ~mncil, repmenting this Council for the year ending December 511 1942 . He is registered as a14e~ing paid his current registration fee in the rapacity of ~(''$ \\J-?/ ,'~ ~ ~~ ~CIL S=~:jd1 e • ;~· ~'.; •. " Name ,l. I'., ~ Td. No. . _,LQ~. .M. -..a..7 _____ Address ~~- City c~·• Stat<c..--~T••-:n .• .. --------~----- Age 70 CitizenshiP'-----:t.A1111ae:c11111;1.:;1l1NC>118111ll'-------------------- MEMBERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL COUNCIL Each chartered Council of the Boy Scouts of America has the right to elect, annually, one of its members as a member of the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America, and one additional member for every thousand boys enrolled on the records of the National Council. The By-Laws require that Local Councils certify as to the election of such member of the National Council on gl!lnks which shall be provided for that purpose. Form 1062C-25001141 Mor.P. REGION NO. ' CERTIFICATION OF ELECTION AS A MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA COUNCIL NO. NATIONAL COUNCIL us MEMBER Date l&n. 91 1942 Counci..._J __C _D_C l _ A_S_A_W_C_OU_la _I L_ "",._· B_::·•-· _s..;:...•__;J.c__:.•: :_ ...:;I--IC--· ~·----To Expire Dec. 51, l94t Registration Service, Boy Scouts of America, 2 Park Ave., New York City. Gentlemen:- The Scouter named_ bdo~ luIB been regularly dected a member of the ~undl, representing th;s Coundl for the year ending !leie~ n, l.\Tft. He is registered as a~~ving paid his current registration fee ;u the capacity of COl!l.1ISl!IOIJ!!R ~ \Jr._ tG"('~ '11 ~ . ·,-n. ~~ ~CIL s:~:::£r /~~· ";~; L~;c" ', •· ~""'--------------Tel. No, __8-_8$_U_ _____ Aaerieen Citizenship·---------------------------- MEMBERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL COUNCIL Each chartered Council of the Boy Scouts of America has the right to elect, annually, one of its members as a member of the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America, and one additional member for every thousand boys enrolled on the records of the National Council. The By-Laws require that Local Councils certify as to the election of such member of the National Council on J;>lanks which shall be provided for that purpose. TO: BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Home Office: 2 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. FOR INTRA-ORGANIZATION COMMUNICATIONS ALL SCOUT EXECUTIVES DATE: December 4, 1941 SUBJECT: LOC!.L COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES ON THE NATIONAL COUNCIL Dear Scout Executive:. A short while ago you received your Council Rosters for 1942. As you know the By-Laws provide for the election of Loca;l. Council Representatives to the National Council from the Council membership. Now we know that you'll want to send us the names of those men v1hom your Council has chosen. Th0 forms enclosed called "Certification of Election as a Member of the National Cour1cil 11 are merely to notify us which of your members are to represent your Council. Naturally these men must be registered and have paid their fees in some other capacity. Please send these forms in as soon as possible after their election. You know, of course, that the representatives are appor.tioned according to membership -- one for every Council and an additional one for every thousand boys enrolled. obs/LEC Very sincerely yours, BOY SCOUTS OF .Af\AERICA DIVISION OF PERSONNEL <3JJ~ O.D. SHARPE Director of Registration Mr. o. D. [iharpe, Dir11}etor ot Regiatre.t.ion, Boy Seout.'3 of Amorica, ~) Park Nre., New York, N. Y. F.ncloeed plee.se find . ffCer\itictt\ion · ot Election As p; Member ot tbf..l ~lt'4tional Co.,ncil, Boy Seouts ot ;'tmerica" for the. throe ~.>cout~rs to re~1rl':Mnt th1:3 Council tor 1~14:... These men ilire Mr. Henry M. Clqton Mr. A. K. Burrow Mr. l" •. Jo,. Flf.).nlligru-1 Pl•1~ae note thf::se t;)couters Wf.Jr<,i all zegistered in 1941 bui h~>"t'0 nnt as yet p1dd their rogis\ JNltion teee tor 194<;. ttoweV1fd." 1 there is no doubt but thf;l will do eo e.nd \hie~ f e<c;s w:·ill. hr; ~ont in with t.he knnual Report.. I a:r, sending t.,OS!"; certitic~.litcs, ae p1:?r your rf:c;ueat of n~.Hl~)tnbi:~r 4.th t.o aend thettl in bti snon f.•S pObSib.Le. \''. Gordon Morris 1 [~C0Ut fxeeut.1Yc; • I d .. . . 1:~ I<,/ . . .. /1 kMY I .. .- D Jr(ECfOKY OF \ ,_, .,_, e \.' ., • .. ( ' CJ-J Jc J(f\ Sr\ \;Y co u ]\1 ( J 17 B. s·. ;\ 'l J j\JC. 5 0 ·J c 0 l u 1\;l B Ji-\ j\j J\;j u-r u }\ l T 0 \;V E f( 7 Jv1 £ ;\tJ P ~J J S , . T E 1'J j\J . p J-J 0 j\j £ .s -2 3 5 ·J .I..:;::;:==========================:::::=.~=·=·==: ... ::~~==~ /, Scouts and Scouters --- Your Attention. Please! For the purpose of maintaining a high standard of proficiency we ask your cooperation in carrying out the following regU.lations of the Court of Honor: 1. The Merit Badge Pamphlet covering the subject should be read by the Scout before he goes to the Counselor. 2. It is very important that all Scouts should make appointments with Merit Badge Counselors before going to see them to pass Merit l3adge requirements. 3. Merit Badge Applications will not be accepted at Headquarters or at the Court of Honor unless they are properly filled in, signed by the proper persons, and all of the requirements for the Badge have been met. Applications should not be signed by any person until that person has satisfied himself that the Scout has fulfilled the requirements for the ]adge. Merit Badge Applications should never be signed in blank. 4. Merit Badge Applications must be registered at Headquarters at le&st two (2) days before the Court of Honor is held. If Merit Badges are not so registered, please do not expect them to be placed on the docket of the Court. 5. A Scout should 'wear a dlean Scout Uniform when he appears before tho Court of Honor. Pleas~ note that Scouts who do not possess ~ uniform will not be embarrassed at the Court; but Scouts who do own uniforms should and will be required to wear them. 6. When a Scout's name is ealled at the Court of Honor he should stand at 11 Attentionn and salute. 7. All Scouts who are awarded Merit Badges at the Court of Honor will bo given a card stating the names of the Badges awarded. If ~ Scout would like to have the Badge presented at the Court it will be neqessary for him to buy the Badge at Headquarters when he turns in his Application, so that the Badge may bo attached to the card. 8. Merit Badges which are regi sterod for one month's docket and which for any reason are not awarded to the Scout, will not be placed on the docket again until Headquarters is requested to put them on for the next Court of Honor. 9, Scouts should attend the Court of Honor to which their Troop is assigned, Should a change of Court be desired please call Headquarters for permission; otherwise, the Application will not be accepted. 10. Merit Badge Applications which are six months of age or over will not b\i accepted by th8 Court of Honor. In other words, if o. Scou.t passes a. Merit Badge to a Counselor and then waits 6 months or more before he appears before the Court, it will be necessary for him to go back to the Counselor and be re• examined before his application will be accepted and placed on tho docket. Your help in carrying out the above Regulations will mean much to you, the Court of Honor and the Council. And we want you to know that we do ap~reciate your cooperation. Feb. 25, 1941 ~~ly yours, , .\C. '5fmMJ 711. ftLLd Elmer M. Ries, Chairman, Court of Honor N CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B, S. A. INC. Memphis, Tenn. DIRECTORY 0:11' MERIT BADGE COUNSELORS I °t it- g_ '·1IERIT BADGE COUNSELOR .ADDRESS TEL. NO. AGRICULTURE See Farm Merit :Oadge Counselors ' ANGLING ~ i ./ I oO ~ J~lf(VMr_;, V. R. York J v-J..62 S. Main St,,. . t I 8-1217.1 ~ '?tbl/~r~ R. B. Rut~e:,f.ordf,t' ~dora~ M~s.s1 U~~lf.,: ., • 1~~-""'Y"·w'l"'U 1 , ., 'Li- "1r1vlr. R.:B. EumphT1es l·O'R. 257 ii· Moh~re is-g 0~~) 3~0144 Mr. D. H. Boone · 215 S. Pauline V fl 8-1291 38/\/Mr·: Tommy Johnson JiO V Fea"ood.y Community Oen ter 7-7 828 · · a., (after 2:00 P.M.Daily) ANIMAL INDUSTR:tf) Vnr. J, w. Scheibler 3181 Poplar tX~VDr. John lrf. Gi,lmann f '-'~69 Vance, Dr. J, H. Edwards,' 769Vance t../-~ ""Dr. E.« B. Mount h 00. 769 Vance, I/ Dr. C, L. Allen 2474 Summer Dr. J~ L. Wright 733 E. Parkway S. ~Le• Mr. Ray H. Ward "°JN13 Turrell, Ark. Dr. 'l;yler J. Young·- 769 Vance (.., .lV\ M~. Guy R. Kirk Col11erville, Tenn, ,,. Cv.,,..~/~·'j. . . ARCHERY S.J...P-- 0 Mt • R. B. Hwnphr ie s I .. 257 E. McLemore ARCHITECTURE l_o:l._V Mr. M. H. J'urbringer U & P. ·Bank T:lld.g. (. JU (),.t-.,,J4JJ.,J .. 1.,;:,.--· . ART ~ '""' Mr. M. H. Furbringer U & P Bank Bldg. ASTRONOMY ATHLETICS · Jb.i Na;-ij~ H*'l!l:ee · -~2~· JJfii®n 4~ V Mr,. Willia.'11 Fiela.ing W M C, Radio Station Miss Mary R. Morriss 989 Peabody Miss Helen Hamilton 124'3 Overton Park Ave. Academy of .Arts ' 690 Adams .· <J1~/!>~, /\/ Mr. E. L •. Harri-son . .,, Pi:deU t;y 'BW!k ~!d:l!;. - J ~<if ifi Rev. W. D. 'Bray 'j N Cf ~ Turrell, Ark. C.... M· Mr •. Ray Lee Defries , ; Raleigh Tenn. N Mr. Neil Barfield Y M C A M.Pa Mype;e riff!+th ~ 3.8 ..,/Mr. Harold Davis Hotel Devoy --~ Mr. Lawrence Kent 1896 Cowden N Mr. E:itllY IVIaclin Y M C A Mr. George W. Gleaves Newman Athletic Clue Mr ~ Jay C • Bl ac k Y M C A Mr. Macon Smith Memphis Country Clu'b M~ fi°ih llJ'el.l.i- Catho-1·te·~'°1'.mJ M.r. .... ~~~e ..... C.atho.U&"'e~ub Mr. H. K., Gillespie Hotel Devoy Mr. L. 1H~ Polk "JN I .'.l.. Marion, Ark. ~"''-\" Mr. F. red Carney$~ 2-. /£Oea J;.i-nden ~Cl,~.,~~-~.,~'.) \"'" n . ...-. ~~ Mr. Frank L., C~{sey Jr.(\')286 Bingham ~; Mr. Lewis E. Thomas ., · Y M C A -J Mr. C. c. Burford Germantown, Tenn. •· ( CONTIN1ED ON NEXT PAGE) 4-6221 8-5011 . 8-5011· 8-5011 4-4886 7-3726 8-5011 3 ... 0144 5 .. 1902 5-1902 8.-4244 8-7464 2"".3309 2-7493 8-2331 8--8076 4-5296 8-6973 8-6973 8-6883 7-2Q79 s .. 6973 5-3112 8-6973 4-2131 8-5148 8-5148 8-5883 7-4692 5-2471 8-6973 -2- MERIT BADGE COUNSELOR ADDRESS .Athletics (Contd) AUTOMOBILING (o \ Mr. Harry Bai rd, Jr. Y M C .A Mr. Zack Curlin S-1i(ete,.r.P0918-AeH ;soueg~ . . . 0 f"h'"'''·~ ~~ r/ Mr. JaJDes J. Vaughn 1lt1 ciemphis St. Railway Co~ Mr. R. M. Gilmore Hull Dobbs Kensinger Co. 1*P. "Mt !!8 C'iiJ h1u.1 ,., ,~ .. , 250e...JilaiJ e ....,,,. AVtATION C:,fv\., .,, Mr. R. B. Sims Jr •. ~ Mr. Miller Johnson JN~ 5&4 He1~do . '· 547 S. Highland v·MF Metzr j r i1n1en~ttsh Tb~ Pce~s ~c1mitar < J'I vi,J <; t:"'.~ · BASKETRY , . ; ; h . . - , : : i ·Mr. Henry Turner 1113 Greenlaw BEE KEEPING M:i:.~e .HeiP.t "'*"' ~ce101umi., 993 Elizabeth Pl. ~ o..,.tt ~CAA~~ N ~ .. i. El. Bn~ns <f" R-a! el: gixattttJ:1'fl!;'eell iAd. Mr. W. C. Smith 736 Neptune TEL. NO, 8 ... 697:3 2-7347 8-3131 5-1358 4"2040 8-~•4• 2-3490 2-6106 5-2221 Mr. t. F. Grehan .1 1740 Forrest L fJIJ _.--.iJ 3~ ./ v· ~'hve..~ ~Oi~ I~ f!EEF PRODUCTION See Farm Merit :Badite Coun~elors s-3229 I OtJ 7 ,...4 38 D .. 11. BIRD S'rUDY 25' / Mr. Henry Turner l 'fi.,001113 Greenl €!:R. • ~ed: '6'a;rue3 §i§-....,.... ~ii8'4Umirm1 \/Mr. Robert Reinert 1225 Poplar M-i>1 . .Se!l.1'e'*·' .m,&i:Jit~stu.g !3455 Srcifeie• ~ Mr. Bob Shaffe :r 39eg C 9 111'1.tia. , S ~ fJ-v·~·§IJ~ ... Mr. R. B. Hi.:lmphr'ies 257 E. McLemore I MJ:_.,.Jie11 0o1''f'S'S'""""'"" ··-·-"6'T'@-·t~43 e !!::Iii e~!"'e'"'"' ·Mr-·•'''"Au"S'ttff"·''l9tfY'l!~..--,~· S'~"' 'ttm'.!"'®1'!;,'" ~! iW "' · S ~ 'tdT, :Bel'l lNe±0a- 1946 Snowden ~~~~· . BLA;CKSM ITH ING ~ M:r; ,' Jam es J. Vaughn Memphis St. Rail way Co. lf.2~ Mr. Milton Bowers ::>.-v,lf'f346 Madison -·· ~ BOOKBINDING Miss Mary Collier Cossitt Library ./Mr. Tillman. Austin . 946 Decatur \.\;t:? ~ Hr. A·. G. Davis ::>Nb CZ 908 :Br~edlove , 2-3490 7-4692 7-2061. 4-5575 7-3636W 3-0144 7-l214R .!l-6973 7 ... 5275 8-7347 8-2266 5_39·4·4 8-2529 8-6003 BOTANY C.,,/V\ Mr. ~-""\ rp~,,J,, Mr. N. J. Melroy Overton Park Zoo . " 7-2887 R. B. Humphries \~94! liL Msl5en1erre ~ ~~t ~;_),.,~13"'-~ ~ '~.r. Ben Coffey Jr. "'.:>N l f372 N. Belvedere f 7-l214R . ' ,) . BUGLING t.}i ~Ir. b'o,VMr. o. E~ Bond 64 S. Second Frank Pole 1010 S. Cox BUSINESS C.... .. JV\ , Mr. c. T. McCabe 1648 Vinton C,AMPING Cc-.. ..,....,..,1 r" , Scoutmasters . r./,,,J.~itr. Rope H. Ford Cam·p Currier CANOEING ~t·4)~Ir. Hope H, Ford CaJilp Currier CARPENTRY v··Mr. Keith Blanton 1259 .Agnes v Mr. J. R. Mankin 606 McConnell •Mr. J. Granville Gates~ 749 McConnell SD"'Mr. J. R. Harti~ Jt-00 1954 Olivar Mr. L. O. Smith Snowden Jr. High School (CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE) ~ \ ft. WvJ . W E C..4'vV~/Y\) ~ lf~ ~ f ,f.+~L a.. . 2a2s 7-4748M 7-4228 2-7071 4-lr504 4-29t::3 7 ... gnc,·:; 3-51;':;11 I I -3- MERIT BADGES C OUN.5,ELOR A!!DQSS TEL. NO. Carpentry (Contd) JiiJ Mr. Urban Smith 241 s. Cleveland 2-2630 _,..\~ ()l''J.t ~Ir. L. H. Pol.k Marion, Ark. b QJ/iJ Mr. "'R. E. Kennedy 3542 Midland 4-2921 A~ 314' Mr. ~M. H. Caldw.el} 'N~-11859 Vintono. / /J 7-2784 CEMENT WORK c. f"\ ~ ~~ "'Jj045~1A.JL,/, Mr. Alex Christie 1278 Agnes 2-4~8 CHEMISTRY CIVICS C ITRtJS FRUIT CULTURE COIN COLLECTING ~}~ (Ii Mr. Ted Childress JN\,/- 0 714 Inez .. # . ' ~J I' CONSERVATION -~ ~. B. Humphries ~7S-E M~ Q... A-) Mr. A. D. McWhorter Mem"()his St. Railway Mr. J. M. Tabor 1760 Faxon COOKING , Scoutmasters ~- {)......,,.v Mr. Hope H. Ford Camp Currier CORN FARMING See Farm Merit Badge Counselors COTTON FABMING See Farm Mer~t Badge Counselors • Cycling ~ J...L ~4"'"1 Mr. V. R. York 162 S. Main DAIRYING See Farm Merit Badge Counselors DOG CARE See Animal Industry Merit Badge Counselors ELECTRICITY 5..J~ ~ Mr. James J. Vaughn Memphis St. Railway ~ 4- ""'"Mr. H. R. Schwarlzkopf Memphis Elevator Co. FARM MERIT BADGES ~ ~ • Mr. Ned Cantrell )N\ j O 3284 Carnes 41tilM.r. J. E. Saund~rs r1- 00405 Reese . Mr. J. D. :&icke:ring Germantown, Tenn. C...; M·.Mr. H. M. Clayton 929 Dickinson •Mr. M. H. Caldwell ,)..-.v\!2, 1859 Vinton < t i;.""Mr. L. A. N' i ven Progressive Farmer Ru.ralist Co., Cotton Exchange Bld.g. 8-8811 3-0144 8-?346 7-7328 8-121? 8-7347 a-8376 J • QO 5-4311 ..-4-65-ro ·7 .. .5' 9 J J 7 ... 7097 7-2784 v, Mr. L. J. I for r J Cf~ Room 103~ Cour t H·ouse Mr. Ray H. Ward IV · v _ Turrell, Ark:. 8-3921 6-3067 4-1 , Mr. :F. IV!. Co?:t:e r ')N .f 5 , 2472 Central Mr~:ic OJ-,,. .. ..,,,,,,_,.. Germantown, Tenn. Mr. Guy R. Kirk , J Collierville, Tenn. (CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE) \ 4-6231 .. • COUNSELOR ADPRES§ TEL. NO. Farm Merit Badges (Contd) Mr. Henry W. Beaμdoih Mr. J. G. Faulk Fa..ir Grounds Germantown, Tenn • 7 .. 1001 .Agriculture, Beef Production, Cotton Farming, Corn Farming, Citrus Fruit Culture; Dairying, Fruit Culture, Ferm Records, Farm Mechanics, Fa.rm Home & Its Planning, Farm Layout & Bldg. Arrangem~nt, Hog & Pork Production, Nut C:ulture, Pigeon Raising, Poultry Keeping, Sheep Farming, Soil Management FINGERPRINTING ~ Mr~n ~a -e-~n~ 8-7?11 6-0166 FIREM.AJ~SH IP Mr. C.H. Greggo~y Lowenstein 1 s ti Insp. Edw. A. Parker Pol ice Station A/ Capt. S. L. Eile~t Front & Union Fire Sta. ('./'Ca.pt. C. E. Kaufman 2552 Yale ,/\/Capt. W. t. Bilbrey 199 S. Idlewild Lt. H. v. ,Andre A·65 s. Front ?, g Capt. John H. Gibson 1 .. ~460· E. Parkway N ,, Lt. N. O. Wilk.ins '· > 1'460 E. Parkway N. 1-f.C' 'Mr. E. J. Morton ';)f\/ Sl> Collierville, Tenn. 6-2112 4-2987 2-465S 6-2112 2 ... 001a 4-7566 Lt. John· T. Kane 378 McLemore 9-3791 Ca,pt. O. V. Ayres Sr. 378 McLemore 3-0186 Capt. Q,. B. Goode 342~ Southern 4-5377 Capt. J. E. Sayle · · 3426 Southern 4-6835 FIRST AID ~-i::ba~ ~*e?Uu'lil :e1ag, ~-~,..,.. C.;V\ Dr. F. w. Fiedler Exchange :Sldg. 6;..2433 C,, fa~ 4- '\ il'Dr. M. lQ. Searight Exchange Bldg., 8 ... 0~97 4 ~ ..,.....nr .. John CO.x . First National Bank Bldg. 5-1541 4-o IVDr. Duane M. Carr ~· 00 899 Madi son 8-3662 ~ b -/Dr., w. T. Satt0r:ffe1d 919 :m·. McLemor.a 3-4823 jg '·V"tt., M. ·w. Allen 91. 9 E, McLemore 3 .. 49z3 ~·· lims!:d: 8p&P1 ~4il•'rt!B?"li1ibasl l!WWW¥ . ; ous::io1 C... M Dr. J. s. Gol tinan 995 Madison 8-1816 II/ Dr. Harry Johnson 256 E. McLemore 3-1246 4-~C\ ~Dr. C. c. Turnt:lr 899 Madison. 5-3533 μ Dr. J. C. ~res, Jr, Methodi.st Ho-spi tal Bldg, 7-4760 ~ _.. Mr. Almyar McLin 553 Summitt 7-~469W Dr. L. C. ~foV:ay Marion, Ark. ~o o Dr. Earl McWherter 71"' l;A.·Marion, Ark ... 35" Dr. Ralph Ha.mil ton J~OO West Memphis, Ark. Mr. s. E. Joll~ Sr. ~J.mcut ;\stn;. t 1 Cj ~1.:7670 Dr. E. P. Yancey · Germantown, Tenn. Dr. L.· P. Pearce Collierville, Tenn. Dr. Webb Key 505 s. Highland 4-1103 m £t; ::::i:,:~!1.-n ~~£~~ Bl"a'.g. ·:·e•ee~· · • Dr; Geo. :P. Rawls Jt'\J S~91304 Union Ave. ~1135 4 Mr. Chester Perry )f\J 9 b 1498 Linden 2-2830 l'J \l \,..,., _,Dr. D. H, J.a.mes Exch~e Bld.g. f\ , 'N Ov 5 .. 1100 J ·r f\/ ~ 11 vu L\-, )V\ ~~ ~ -r.. JJ 1· w, ""-·{ .. .,, · q ·f J:. 3-.s-s1l (~pplicant mu.st pa~ Artificial respiration at Y M C A or to Red Cross Examiner and pin cGrtificate to application before going to Merit Badge Counselor) FIRST AID TO ,ANIM.ALS See Animal Industry Merit Badge Counselors ,., •· •• ' ,JI> MERIT BADGES COUNSELOR ~ , ADDRESS o~ · .6-~.'J~ FQRESTRY su,..; .· .-,,.--Mr: R. B. Humphrieia N ~ii$ dbl SRQfe r I L/f;... • Mr. George J. Madlin~efl ? 55 Haynes ,. Mr. Fred Carney 1 t,SS Y, $8~ I hid• c M Mr. Gilmer Richardson Interstate Realty Co. <"- . . .. , t Mr. Ben Coffey Jr.J /11 I 672 N. Belvedere ~ ~r. J. M ... Ta'bo.r 1 1760 Faxon :5~ ~ FOUNDRY PRACTICE Mr. James J. Vaughn Memphis St. Railwav Co. FRUIT CULTUfilid GARDENING GRASSES. LEGUMES & FORAGE CROPS _.. Mr. M. H. Ca.ldwell1JN '+~1859 Vinton See Fa.rm Merit Badge Counselors See Farm Merit Badge Counselors 1 Mr;. George J, .Madlinger 455 Haynes 7>N/ :J ii/ See Farm Merit Badge Counselors HANDICJMFT HIKING Scoutpiasters SJJ..,·~ · Mr. v. R. York 162 S, Main Camp Currier Mr. Hope H. Ford HOO & PORK PRODUCTION See Farm Merit Badg 1 e Co~ HORSEMANSHIP Mr. C .• C., Cartwright "-HO''ile'.t ~so Miss Maud.e Burbank Fai rg:fo'il.hd s • Mr. F. M. Cooper '7JAJ \ S"' 2472 Central !@IAN LOlm ~v Dr. B. E. Jl;).cobs INSEQT ItIFE S..u... ~B. Humphries _ '$.J..J... )·~~Mr. George J. Mad.linger ~~''"" 2s;' ih llc!l~ac N 455 HaYUea INTERPRETING e.,.JV) Mr. C. T. McCa'b~ 1648 Vinton LEATHERCRAFT LE,ATHERWORK LIFE SAVING MACHINERX See Basketry Merit Badge Counselors Mr. Morris J. Sax Mr. E. W. Redus 162-2 Union 1659 Lamar See Athletics Merit Badge Counselor $~~James ·J. Vaughn, Mem~his St. Railway Co. · • Mr. M. H. Caldwell? #1./, .~ 1859 Vinton M,ARKSM.ANSHIP ~u,,, J?M,A-hir/~~~J:..j~"";~ahe Raleign-Mill ington Rd .. ~~ a.,....1\-~ Mr. R. B. I}umphries ~E".-mett:mm: F· · · 1 Mr. Fred Carney ,..$.£ ~ 'l..,;. 2052 Linden · •Mr. :f\ay H. Ward ~ 11\J '\_. Turrell, Ark. , Mr. m. M •. Cooper ;)~ } !5 2462 Central Sgt. C. R. Reeves Tech High School Regular Army' R:,o. T.C. Instructors at Schools l':.BIM. NO. 3-0144 4-3214 7-4692 8-5131 7-1214R 7-7328 8-7347 7-2784 4-3214 8-1217 8-0661 7-0705 4-6231 8-8613 3-0144 4-3214 7-4228 7-4774 7-9190 &-7347 7-2784 4-5295 3-0144 7-4692 4-6231 4-66q0 ·- <1' . • -6- MERIT .B@GE COUNSELOR ADDRESS TEW. NO, . r/ Mr. Alex Christie t Mr. F. M. Cooper "'JN IS MASONRY MECHANICAL J!JlAWING ~r.~n . 1278 Agnes 2462 Central 606 Mc'Connell U. s. Engineers 1046 Stonewall Mr. Roy Nevmi~n Mr. W. W. Wharton <; ~ c~~~~1:..._ Mr. L. O. Srti~th q .... \ Teaehers ·of Mechanical Snowden Jr. High School Drawing in Schools MET.A.ti WORK See Basketry Merit Badge Counselors a.nd ~q M~. J. R. :Ralston, Jr. J .001.974 Crump A, $,t.Q__ ~ ••. dl.~ £># Mr. w.; w. Wharton , 1046 Stonewall .cJ.. . q~ ... , Mr. J. E. Sau."lders- South Side High ..-1/W- . . . School MUSIC <:' fl fJ .....,.,.,~ ·. ~· Mr. O. E. Bond .SC!t'N Prof. Ernest Hawke A 2>3 VMr. Pete Marchi si~ Mrs. W. E. Atkinson Miss Mary Sue McCaJ11ey Miss Elizabeth Du.prae 64 S. Second St. Central High School 158 N. Cleveland 1752 Vinton NUT CULTURE PAINTING West Memphis, Ark. 411 Gilmore Apts. See Farm Merit Badge Counselors Mr. Pet~ Palmer ff Mr_. C. D. :Worman DeSoto Paint Co. 2086 Lee Pl. PATHF!NDING ~.,;N<V'~. 13. Humphries 2fJ? E. Mctemore ~/'IY ~i;: b. T. McCabe 1648 Vinton S"~ Mr. Robent Shultz, Sr.IA092389 Broad (SEE DATES ON HISTORY OF MEbWHIS 'Ari'\sCOUT BE.ADQ)JARTERS) PERSONAL HEALTH See List of Doctors on First Aid Merit Badge PHOTOGRA.PHY ~:l VMr. Fred ,Boehme· Memphis Photo Supply Co. • Mr. Ned Cantrell :>N, 0 3284 Carnes · . ,.. J:t.ev. W. D. Bray JN , 3; . 1furrell, Ark. t 2-.f'- Mr. c. a;., Poland, Jr. A 201 McCall Bldg. PHYSIC.AL DEVELOPMENT it Badge Counselors PIG:§!ON Rl\I SING See Fann Merit Counselors PIONEERING /'1 .. Scoutmasters ~'""""(\,, .. ,;,t.i..A Mr. Hope H. Ford Caxnp .Currier \J ,.f Mr. Ray H. Ward :JN'l 3 Turrell, Ark. fiUMBING l}O ~tr. Fred Pritchard f ,O 0 433 Madison · Mr. D. D. ,sea.mans 414 Olive POTTERY POULTRY QEP~NQ PRINTING .Academy of Arts 690 Adams See Farm Merit Badge Counselors Mr. :SeecJ;l. or Mr. Smith Tech High School /\/ Mr. J •. L. Henderson 1910 Hadison S"jv14r., W. P. Ware(Groups of 3) 637 Linden Mr. R. J. Richa.rdso.n The Commercial Appeal 2-4468 4-6231 4-1394 5-4671 7-8112.J 3-5491 7-8902W 7-8112J 4-2523 8-2828 2-2217 2-4053 7-2548W 7-7670 8-847? 7-3107 3-0144 7-4228 4-4852 5-1548 4.-4360 8-3637 8-3904 ~3617 8-2331 7-3685 8-4741 S-8811 ('.) . () MERIT B.ADGJll COUNSELOR ADDRESS Tt.L.NO. PUBLIC HE.ALTH Se~ List of Doctors on First Aid Merit Badge (MUST ATTEND PUBLIC HEALTH LECTURE AT PUBLIC HE.ALTB: DEPARTMENT OF COURT HOUSE AT 4;00 P.M. ON SECOND wEDNESDAY OF EACH MONTH) "1 <"' ,/ ur. J hn v· , , oo '!!> ,., c .,;iJ D! o 11;1er ..., l'l-l"I .oluff City .vist. o. fl Mr. Med Oa.n trell -,;; N -1 v 3284 Carnes RADIO C...· ,1~ Mr. H. M. Clayton 929 Dickinson , Mr. M. H. Caldwell JN If .. "Y'l859 Vinton RE:@ING C.. ,Alt Mr, Jesse Cunningham M~ss Alice M. Virden Mrs. Maude Adams Cossitt Libra.:t'y Cossitt Library Cossitt Li'bracy Collierville, Tenn. e,. M ~ss~}uJf~~s REPTILE STUDY C. I.I\ Mr. N. J. Melroy 31 VMr. J. E., Jolly; l ~ 00 ROCKS & MINERALS tJ Mr. W. H. Roll.man \ ' Overton Park Z.Oo Overton Park Zoo Memphis Light, Gas & Water Division [)' ROWlNG ~. ~r. Rope H. Ford Camp Currier ~y Mr. Charles .H.· Baney 2166 Evelyn 5-5761 5-4311 7-7097 7-2784 5-2272 5-2272 5-3930 7-2887 2 .. 3353 5-2552 .. . '?"/'), S.Af'.ETY ~ O' S~t. rorrest Mottweile~. Sa.fety Dep~. Police Station. 9.,..9oa1 {Call Friday and make appointment for Saturday morning) c,M Mr. C. '1'. McCabe 1648 Vinton 7-4228 Mr .. T. O. Fletcher Mation, Ark. ~Q...·~"':'"" S,ALESM.ANSHIP <'-Al\ .. Mr. C. T. McCabe 1648 Vinton 7-4228 ,. SCHOLARSHIP (Must be First Class Scout fQr one year) C.- M Mr. Jesse Cunningham Cossi tt Library C..IV\'Mr. C. T. McCabe 1648 Vinton Miss Alice M. Virden C-0ssitt Library Mr. Ralph B. Hunt Germantown, Tenn. Mrs. Maude Adams Cossi tt Li bra.ry SCULPTURE $μ- ~ Mr. M. H. Furbringer U & P :Bank Bldg. Academy of Arts 690 Adams SE,t\MANSHIP fa,:;;-V Mr. Fred Morrison \ 1;00 'illl Falls Bldg. CM • Mr. Russel Wilkinson ·Marx & :Bensdorf SHEEP FARMING See Farm Merit :Sa.dge Counselors SIGNALLING 5~, \.)~r~t~ Turner 1113 Greenlaw •·Mr. Ned Cantrell)N , 0 ~284 Carnes SOIL l'llANAGEMENT See Farm Merit Badge Counselors Mctemore SJ.A- ~. Mr. R. :S. Humphries . 257 E. Q \ ~' STALKING ~ Mr. Ben B. Coffey, Jr. 672 N • .Bet vedere ST.AMP COLLECTING N Mr. H." D. Hackler , JI Mr. C. T. Stark$ 1 t ... ·'VMr .. L. P. Wulff /\/Mr. H. J. Schoen 551 Lundee 156 Madison 156 Ma.di son 133 Union 5-2272 7-4228 6-2272 5 ... 3930 6-190.2 8-2331 4-7074W e-1121 2-3490 4-4360 3-0144 7-l2l4R 4-5179 8-3147 8-3147 8-9928 I ,.:· I ~. 11 .. •<· M1!R!T BA'DGE I COUNSELOR ~Mr. A. J. Wild -8- ADDRESS ·~-1~~~f'"'~ _.,.. I TEL. NO. SURV.;@Ynm 14'34 Commerce Title BlO.g., 8-5981 , swf~~IING See Athletics. Merit Badge Counselors I T~.;~ ILES C. jV.J. ·11r~. • Joh·n E •·. l}~.~ e:rts <;.. . "". ' .ljll;llia=:;::=ER= . SU- . . }l\'r:, Fred ~ rr $On . OD ARVIN" f~ C,~.kin \ ·· Mr. J. Granville Gates iJ.·'fjv--.!1-(~;iMMr. J, R. Hart i e ., r .Keith Blanton u :::::L.-. Mr• U rl)an Smi ~h . ; i l \ J l " r \ . · . \ { ~r: L. O. Smith ~Ir. L. H. Polk Mr. :B. 13. Jone.a Mr. Raymond.McEiroy Mr. J. E. Grisham Mr. G<>rdop. Paul 522 Falls ~ldg. 1111 Falls Bldg .. 606 McConnell °J 749 McConnell 1954: Oliver 1259 Agnes 241 s. ClevE.!land Snowden Jr. High School Marion, Ark. 3010 Spottswood 1359 Peabody State Teachers College 982 National WOODTUR.~ING, Mr. J. Granville Mr •. J ... R. Ha.rtie Mr. L. H. Polk z ')II)~ Gates . 749 McConnell ~~ ~ v' 1954 Oliver Marion, Ark. 8-0747 7-4074W 4-1394 4-2953 7-9080 2-7071 2-~630 3-5491 4-3941 Z.-2507 '4-8660 48-3127 4-2953 ?-9080 WOODWORK See Carpentry or Woodcarving Merit .Ba.dge. Counselors . I . c;;_~···~ ZOOLOGY :>. i:r"- Mr.l R. B. Humphries 4Q'.l:;:&c HeiMl!ePe "" . 3-0144 c... M !'" 1 vMr. 'N. J. Melroy Overfon .Park Zoo 7-2887 :,. ''•! .·.11 f) v ~-~-t~ \ I :j DISTRIQ'f i-.J.SSI§,:Alf& :Ql§~iXOa: OQJtiIISlOUR§ J_q_y~~!i1 : ' I !-, -e,_.LY)_ Mr .. Henry M. Olqton, Commissioner__ ___ ___ __ ___ _ ___ S-.2552 . ___ .Memphis ..Light.,.Ga.s._&.-1la.ter_ll1.Yisioa------·· _________________ . __ . ---· t--t 760 Vance Ave • . C ;\I\ Mr. Henri !enne.r.__F.1-eld _Coall.sione.r .. for_ $1ngbg_ __ 5-62.&_a__ ___ · 'I 231 Oou.r_t_A.u._ _______________________________________________________________ ... _______ _ ,---Q-M ~ Dr. :s. E • .lacoba, J!'ield_Commusi0_n_e:r_foxi_Qv.'b_bing __ S.-3302 -'-- 915 Madison _:_( ' JBQQlJOIS J)ISUJQW _H!J'oops l, 6, 26, 46,_54, __ J)l._._68,_80 . .__8.6, ____ , jll - - H 99 .. a'.>1._ _:e.a..clL9 - -----------~-·-------· -- ----------- - - __ J L 41 v-'Mr_ .. _ W.._Ji .. He_itkel_l,. P1st. _Qom.___ _ _ ___________ 8-Q98l __ _ L-- ----·--- Tenn. .Inspection -:Bureau.--Oomme-Ne T-Ul&-M.dg. I t.- --------- ~1 ;)...__/ Mr.._ 'W'. R. Hu'ltcbinson. A.D.O. _ _l'-_Q __ O __________ ----~*rlll ~-- ------- _l906 ltn~-·- -- ------- -------- rn I . 202,__ Pack_ 2 i 1- - Jv Mr. lta.rry !eo.bta.a,. Dist. Comm. - .. ------ Bumphre1's Godwin 00-.· __ .... ___ _ 7-:tlQO..,H_ ___ _ -a- --·~---- -: ---· Ju-Pn l)ISUIC! - ti-oops 9, 1-s,H 29-, 3'1; 4',---03;-57-;· 7o,-w·---- --, -------·-·-·-· -·----------Paek:-,:---- ------------- -- --- --------------· ,-L..J i VMr. R. ·M:--xcm:-wee~-m:-s"t-~ com.m;-.-)::rO Q_ - --·s;;an;r-'-----. L._ ______ 924--x. ·AU6Umaaie - - · 3·'gV-J.rr;-:mo.-wara. t. Beese, .A;D-~c~---. --se&rs--;-no-ebTiCk -, co :-sta:-~o -----------~ i --~- bv"MI". Frank: A:·-~cfer;--A.-n~-c-~-------- -·--·---'l-Y5)i ___ _ 9-2"111 -74.s -· l18Gemro:tl -? ?-~ --rv. w W11 . ar- - s:_ I l/ ":2.... I ~· _;~~~t-c;m·-==~ . --,~~~- / ~;~-;:--~r=81ik-J:-!li0rne~-A.D.O-~---. I~ /() - -·----·--- ---1>-~~r- - - - 1 -Kemph.is Light.· ~s & water "lJ!rts!on - ---------- · -- ----- -- - - )::.;;.l..·v14r.--o1laries- ootton, Dist com. _:.;_ -- -- - --··--·--· --·- ------ - -·· Cook Furniture Co., 1192 Florida St. I ---------- - - -- ·1 --- i-Mi-. 1. N. Roriie~-:A--:;:0.0.::rA.1· t/ i--- ------------- -- - ·9-1149 - 1029 Bosewood I · -- -·· --, --- -- ~')rv 11.lSf,- ---- -----_ :---------· I Mr. S. A. Weeks, A.D.C. 'v· · -.. . -8-1112 1509 Gaitier--si:-- -- -9~~ · · · uJ ~ <:t-,v:jd- - / ------- ----- ---·--··-----. - --- ______ _____/ ./ ·- --- .. - -·-·-~- ·--- ------~ ()--~- - - -· - ... - - - - -- CijJSCA DISTRICT Jn_op_e_~._j)__.__u. __ 12. 24. St;, $6, 98, __ ----- ·, __ -------·--------~"~-~, __ e_ .. ___ 10 ·----------- - - - - - - - - - - - · - · - - - - - - - - · - · - - - - - - - - · - - · .. - ----~- · - - - - i 2 b V Mr. W"ll'-~--lt~~~n~: Df._et. !l_o•~- _ _/. __ 12_ __ ~-----~l~l__ _ I L_3_ a : ~~ ~om-~-c~~ ..) -~l,:J-'---:at-~r-_-- ----~-:.~---1 ,,- ·'1 - ~- -- - -:;:-!)1.-00 - ___· _ 1 M__!'~~C~~1~:~;~,.~c~~-~--'_' ,~~~~~-•. Marx & l3ensdorf - - ----- - ---------------------- - --- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · - - - - - ------------- - ~ 29; -,,r_~! Wa.l.k:¢r <J.rq, A~D.c. _ . .Yarin.4,_Jf.alker 81._ O.o.:it_._ S_terl* l l l i s . _.,2i41!;'_,J)\i~ ~()ker,_A.p,9. _ _ ______________ 1~74);~--'--:. __ _ -<) _ Sears, 11.oeb\l.ck: ~ Q_Q.!'_~t;_~._$~------ ___________________ c_____ _________ _______ _ - _ ;; ' _ 3 ~ !/_~ .. J..~wr~11,~~-~~t,_ Dt_~1;_. Oo~·--- _ l1.:¢:i.> 5-2552 1 _ Me.mph is ltigh't,__. Ga.s __ & Jiater l)i_v~Jl______ ______ _________ ____ _ _ _ ___ _ 8-8954 8-7488 I r - - - Continental Gin Co., 212 Poplar J\.Ve • __________ _ t ' - - - ------ - l f'/_~.__ ]J'!'~nk !fho~~h A_..:t).._C__!__ ____ ____ _ __________ _ Conn. Mutual Life lns. Co. Comm. Title Bldg. I . Long Term Camp Report - 1941 {Sent to Wes H. Klusmann, Oct. 15, 1941.) This Council reports the following attendance for Long Term Camping this summer. A continuous camp of six·days or more is considered a Long Term Camp, and includes: Council Summer Camp, Troop Camps, Tours, Philturn Trips, Canoe Trips, Sea Scout Cruises, and. Special Trips, such as County and State Fair Service Camps. 1. Total number of Chartered Troops camping with their own leaders in anz of the above classifications __ _...;.7 ___ _ 2. Total nllll!ber of different Scouts __ M.._>'\.,;:;5;.... i'J.;.. __ (Include all Scouts both in Chartered and Provisional Troops) Date io/IJj,,/Signed a ~ ~ 0 Scout Executive a~ ~.k •. ~. - - ~ 8~ ~. e;o] I'~ """""" s .. ~l\; ~ ),. t l-3 •• I• fl.-. I 4 ,,,,, 5<"j 1r IS ,, ,. v... ~-,. / lfB Ii:. ,, 4 ,, ;;.,,. . 41-I / 'f 8 18 ~~ q4 .. •• / f 3 R +s~ ,I' ec-"'·5&· .,,,,,, ::>..,,_ --7 BARDS & RESOLtrrIONS COMMITTI!E 194~ Mr. A. D. ~Whorter, Chairman, Btmphis st. Rwy .. Co. Mr. C. ATthur Bruce, E. L. Bruce Co. Mr. »hdn Dalstrom Graham Paper Co. Mr. R. G. Ramsay Gal"tly Ramsay Hospital 8-0521 8-7477 2 1 (O~O.C!'Jo ~. S-D D .() D St:'O,D (\ . _ ~.ot".l.oe aoo.Oc'\ toc.tJr-i $'()(!),CJ ti ~ o~ei.oo 7 o. () () ( 1 );.. (°H~ I () t) . ~ (,,6().(H'\ I Ot>.tJCJ -·---o .. J .. s:.,J?.~---- I .?J . .3J 7 S'. oo / l ' ,,,,..';...\ .. 0 (#.., / . 3q-o 0..CA.tA @-(0 ~,,. ' g ~C,..-ftrvU~-·-~·· t~·- ~-l~~- ·• . .., .. ;, .. , ... , .. _ _,._,,. ... ,_,"' ... ,.,.,,~ . ?JlL.J .. ( fte,({,,.1 Ju,~. te-lf ~'4'("1·~ I .eJ1-ooO,l'o Soo.oo f J..OO, C>D *")..I 0 ~() • (J 0 I0,17S-.OtJ -- ..;>,. ~-::::-=:>..-.-. ~ ~-~ --~-~ ~ ,,,,_ ~.-~ ~i - /00 I), ~fl f) ,~,.. ~ ~ ('), t!)D.. - 1 tfC{'$7£0D ~-~--"'-~ ,.AJ _ , •• -"'• -· ... ~.-,.,_~---· _, . ...--r' '' ;P/~~rt()tJ.~o····· I 7 S7D .t:JO 7.,;r t)O --~..,,.__., ,, ---- ·.· rrr. 0,. :'\ mmtri•f! :Pti;·l· soone::1 .of l\merto.~. ;} i~wk Aiti~mM~f new 'l'.o:rl~ Oi t;,., 1. t. '~.h.t'_.nk 7cm VC\l""J' r~~lch :fo:- ym:tr ne'.':'lo:t'~P.dtim C•f Aw~<o.st. 27th, .'7.i!:vicL11r: th;:',t J~!". Abe Soh,_'1J.'±'f h~·.e 'fJ'.>Bn ~leote<:'t l'!I; Hol'.t'ba:r ~t ~::rr~J of the Hat:'.!.Nlfu Connd.l .• ! will ~·::...-.,roc1ate S. t very mttc.h l:t' you. lr!ill e.;ive me the nanes rJ'f t.he men !n Chkl:~9v.~r Council "t-:OO ~!) l'i.tn-1 M~·-::·::©r~ i:.;;.t !e.i."-''.l.'C o~~· the ll~c..U.onal Ctiunc:tl. w. C'10rclon Morrie, Soou:t ~eauthe Fol'lll 0·899-510005f2:._MAP. ' ' MEMORANDUM TO·u- . W. • 111· • . G u .. ._ "ML-• J. J.aJn • • mOrrJ.S, FROM: ARP O. D. SH . E II' DATE: August 27, 1942 Sc.Ex., Co.#558, Memphis, Tenn. SUBJECT: NEWLY ELECTED MEMBER AT LARGE Thought you might like to know that Mr. Abe Scher.ff', C/o Krauss Cleaners, 726 Madison Avenue, Memphis, Tenn., was.elected a Member at Large to the National Council at the last Annual Meeting~ If you do not already have a Local Coupcil contact with him, we figured you'd like ta get him interested in your ctivi e Dire ODS:mpg Mr ••• a. Bw1aphri••· 8-f8 Trilfh Mnphil, Ten. haw- ... ~i••• / -.t·~ttw w. (ION.al•t>1•, ot \he Ohiekasaw OoeoU, ttl.1111 •• \ha'\ an ernr was •d• in i:undxig 1'*"' C.rtU~ ta ooTffiag the ~ »eta'bel!'; l.940 .. ~baP1 1941. X •11 '"" ••n-:r to b~r of thil ud I bel.1ev• ttud. tb.e etudoHd Cvtitioat. OO'f'U'Ulgt that period of' Y0tU Stt1"'t1~e Ul the Chtetaae;w eo.•11 wW o~ up th& att•r :tor l'l'>\l• IT vny be•t •i&bEil' to 1'•a and ? b.Gpt th~t 1ftr tftttll"ecst in ·tlw ~t dll nntiml.$ throqh th• r-ar.s t.¢1 c~l ODStl I ••·(~cat••) / ~ Coua"111SS8• ~. t-.) V•l"J ttil.\Oel"(tl}' ~·ll IOI SCOUTS OJ' JUIERXCA.1 DllflilOI or P~?Ullt, o. l),. SlU.RPJ, 1Uecto1· ot '4lgtutra,ttoa .. ./ .. - \ 1 L. CHICKASAW qoUl!CIL, :s.s.A. INC. Memphis, Tennessee PROGRAM & OBJECTIVES FOR THE YEAR 1942 1. Direct and build the entire program and activities of the Council toward giving every boy a satisfying experience. Place especial emphasis on advancement in rank as a means toward this end. 2. As a patriotic duty, gear up the Council activities to render rnaximu.i"!l service by Cubs, Scouts and Scouters and Cubbers in national defense. Be prepared at all times to carry out assignments without deley. 3. Emphasize Camping and Hiking and Scout Adva..~cement as essential preparation for service in national defense. Plan and carry through greater camping activities with Troops camping under their o~m leadership. Increase the attendance at all summer ca.mps. Promote the outdoor program through the. year. 4. Celebrate :Soy Scout Week using the theme 11 Strong For America" with the idea of injecting this theme in the program for the entire year. Conduct Camp-0-Rees, Scout Mobilizations, 11 The Advancement Program" and other activities in which all. units can engage. 5. Organize 9 Troops of White Scouts and 5 Troops of Negro Scouts, a total of 14 new Troops by December 31, 1942 including the organization of 2 new Sea Scout Ships of White Scouts. Organize 4 Packs of White Cubs and 2 Packs of Negro Cubs, a total of 6 new Cub Packs by December 31, 1942. Recru.it new Scouts and Cubs as rapidly as possible. Strive to have at least 24 Scouts in each Troop and.endeavor to have all Troops recruit to full strength of 4 Pe.trols of 8 Scouts each. Strive to have at least 25 Cubs in each Cub Pack. Win 11The Walter W. Head Acorn Award" for the fifth consecutive time. 6. Enlarge the Emergency Service Corps with the objective of every T-roop participating. 7. Conduct a Boy Fact Survey in both city and county schools in all sections of the Council. 8. Continue to emphasize the training of loaders and particularly new leaders and others who have not had at least the basic courses. Conduct the following courses: FUlIDAMEl~ALS OF THE BOY SCOUT NOVEMJ!:NT SCOUTMASTERS' TRAI_lHNG COURSE CUBMA.ST:cRS' TRAINING COURSE SKIPPJfillS' TRAINING COURSE TROOP 0.AMPiiJG HEALTH & SAFRrY FIRST AID DISTRICT COMMISSIOD'lERS' COURSE TROOP REPORTZRS' COURSE (for Scouts) EMERGE!-TCY SERVICE TRAI1Hi.JG COURSE 9. Recruit a leadership reserve in each unit to promptly replace men called to the colors. -2- Program & Objectives for the year 1942. Cont 1 d 10. Raise a :Sud.got of $30,000.00 for tho fiscal year. 11. Improve the operation and techniques of all Courts of Honors. Strive to increase advancement and tenure of Scouts with especial emphasis on tho advance of Negro Scouts to Second and First Class Rank. Recruit and. train additional Merit Badge Counselors. Train the present Merit Badge Counselors. 12. Promote good reading throughout the year. Promote the use of the official magazine 11 :BOYS 1 LIFE" and secure Council's quotn of subscription. 13. Conrplote tho organizntion of Tho Mississippi District in DeSoto, Tate and Panola Counties, Mississippi. 14,. Promote and increase the uso of tho "Budget Plrm11 in every Pack, Ship and Troop in the Council. 15. Plnn and cnrry through more nnd better civic service, with especinl emphasis on national dofenso. 16. Place continued emphasis on educntional publicity throughout the year. 17. Increase service to Troops through District Commissioners. Troin District Commissioners in Cubbing nnd Sonior Scouting. 18. Train and continue to train Scouts and Scouters in the practice of Health & Safoty. 19. Conduct Scout LQaders' Round Tnblos monthly, except during June, July, August, fer both White and. Negro Scouters. 20. Select trained men and appoint as Field Commissioners for various activities. • IJXfllA§A! CQVl!IL, I• §. A· DC,, H£HU!a fgtpSS!t"'.F (168} !B&IQ§S II ll*LAW@~\~iJ At \be !Jlnul Mee\ing of \he Council on Dece•r 21 1941 t.he f'oUow1ng ohangee and addli1one were made to the BJ-Lflw•1 AOA•l• D· S!!t.ta .§ Cha11ge •• Yice Pretident.s• to 111 VJ.ce-Preaideni•"• lllahe.t.e t.he word a • Mkt a P1el4 Cotlitld.-aicmer.'" A!\i•l! 11. l!f.\101 1 Ctaaae •4 Vioe-Pre•ide\o" t.o •I V1ce-Prea1dettte• 11.ldu\G 'he worda •And a J1eld Coalliss10»er.• Chau&• •4 V1oe-?Foa1den\a• to •& Vice-Preaidenta• IJJ.mlDA\.e t.be WON8 9 Alld ll 11.eld Co.ma&ioner• 6£.tlole !XII• .Sf!c,ioo I Change •field SCou\ C<»nm1asioner" t.o •ftel<l SOW\ Col!ld1a10Jl91"$•,_ !heao oban&e• ·ftn ud.e 1n order io 1ncrea•• \he n~r ot Counoil VS.oe-Pi-eeidon\a to f1ft lmd \o elbd.nate one Pifill4 c .... alee.toner from being a lembtr of \he Fncut.ive Botml nd a lmu~r of t.be Cnncil •hereat f;:tm ot.her field Commlasione:ra "" not. Cli!Cltc.SA'li COUSOIL, B, S, A. Itro. -~~~?v~. Scout Euc\1\!'M. Mr. o.n. ffha.rpe, :So;y Seou.ts of ~'Uner:tcaj 2 P.'.>l"k Avenue, lcw York Oity, N.Y. On.la.nua:ey 14th, we sent i~ %)1.00 for WJE registJration fol' for Je:t.rn..'3'.ey 1941 to December 1941 and on Jan."IJAry 27th we sent in *l .. 00 for Mr. Humphries (with Applicati.on for.. Cou:nci 1 Charter) for 1942 reg! s ... tra.tion. :Both of theae cards ~.ve been received but 'both f-1.re dated to expire a year fr«:im Deeem.bor 1941. ' . We would $ppr'eetate it very much if you would write Mr~ Humphries, sending us a copy.. and stating that throu~h en.or both cards were dated . to e:xpire a. year from December 1941 and sead him a card to exf,ire a. year f:t'cm 1940 tot the back registration. Thatlking you and with best wish.es, I am Cordia111' yours, w. Gordon Morris S<L'llt J~xecu.tive '\ . ~ Mr. .~~ ~iohu.ckt Pi,~~~ott !)iviet.on of Opeftl.tlotu~, JJ~~· ~Jooutn of Aoerico., ~2 f'crrli: Ave. • Nett- Yn11'kt Nw l'om. TM.o eor.rol0t0~ tho r;tuUt cf t'll the '0 oeount~ nt tr:J.n CrJt!.n.!!11 ~nr 1011,,i. r~e. ''Gmll 11 • !'..\oZ'(lr:m f~f':rb, :,~cot.it · ·~·:1.!p~tM.ve •. cc.;~- :-.- I ~· (. ,,. '· REGI,ON No" Cou~·c1L Nd. ' -· ~ COUNCIL .. 5 558 Ro STER I' . ' . REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ... 1.~---~ .. --l~~~----------------------------- CounciL ...... Qhlekasaw .............. ; ............................................. .................... : ........................... : ............. State ......... ,~~1'.$..~-------------------------- I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending ............... .llecemhe.r ... .31 ........... ---------, 19.Aa .. _, · (Expiration Date) and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. · I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration PROFESSIONAL AND VOLUNTEER STAFF of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. Please Fill in All Colitmns I 'ti -~ Pl E_ts ~ ... .. "'"' o.S:: ='""' B s-~ !:>' ... 1118<> .. ' .. Ci~~ e;i "'"" ..,.!:>' p;'c> ... ADDRESS tr<> CD 8~.~: r~ a;z Erg TITLES "'" = "1 a:i p:I i::,.. NAME Ill~ m" ~S"l-315: ::ti:: °"o 't>o ra28a> is::: ~ll! gq '<I PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY ~ ... gg'8;- q '""' S.s- • ' § ~ Professional Staff -- 'II -· --~~.a• rw. Gordon u-""7" - SOl Colua'h"- -- · - ',1 - Executive 'l:l- T '1teara w .. Tldwel1 ti ff 1t # Asst. Exec. 1:1a "ll' llJ!n H. Reynolds II .. It u .Asst. Exec. Re ,,,. ....... x 4.A. - ' - (J'Gn'O} 20 s. Par:~w kst ::m~\l"Exec. Re r Bo;Re H. For~ "n-- -.""- " - .:.~ M4_ .... 1.1~ . .i;p.:rector Re x Field Exec. Field Exec. Volunteer Staff _..,,<( FielcL-Gpm'.r... <1R\ ~\ Fie{~ Co~) Y> V' _,... - ~iel~m'r. :?\~tv. ~ield Com'r. K.\. )>I? (( \' Dist. Com'r. o\\.~ Dist. Com'r. ~ (f')0,'<> Dist. Com'r. - C\ <\\\\ ')> ,_ Dist. Com'r. ((-... (C))'C"° Dist. Com'r. ~di Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. *If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). g::;: ~ i > .. tr~ '<I ~ .. ll>o 6== .. :i j;" !!l. " .. """' ;ii~~ ... CDCD e: ..,::i.a "' 0 .. §:lii1 .. ::;: ; -" .. ... - Ill " "' ::t~g ~ ~ g<> ~o: _..,,. IAf' Ut 'Di"_ M'! 1!'1 PC AO AO lA PO AO SS PO Signed ............ ---------··---------------------------------------------------------------Scout Executive v • l •1 (l '.\· , I.. -;;-, . ._; EXTRACTS F~OM CONSTITUTION OF BbY SCOUTS OF AMERICA ARTICLE 11-PVRPOSE: CHARACTER BUILDING-CITIZENSHIP TRAINING \ , .:,:. The purpose of this corporation is as set forth in the original certificate of incorporation under the laws of the District of Columbia. dated February 8, 1910, and restated in Section 3 of the Charter granted by Congress June 15, 1916, as follows-'That the purpose of this corporation shall be to promote, through organization and cooperation with other agencies; the ability of boys to do things for themselves and others, to train them in Scoutcraft, and to teach them patriotism, courage, self-reliance and kindred virtues, using the methods which are now in common use by Boy Scouts," by placing emphasis upon the Scout Oath and Law for character development, citizenship training · and physical fitne8s. GRANTING COMMISSIONS AND CERTIFICATES OF MEMBERSHIP The Constitution and By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America authorize commissions and certificates of membership only to those who subscribe to the Scout Oath and Law (as printed below), the Declaration of Religious Principle and its Constitution and By-Laws. · ARTICLE. 111-DECLARA TION OF RELIGIOUS PRINCIPLE "Section 1-The Boy Scouts of America. maintains that no boy can grow into the best kind of citizenship without recognizing his obligation to God. In the first part of the Boy Scout's oath or pledge the boy promises, 'On my honor I will do my best to do my duty to God and my country, and to obey the Scout Law.' The recognition of God as the ruling and leading power in the universe and the grateful acknowledgment of His favors and blessings are necessary to the best type of citizenship, and are wholesome things in the education of the growing boy. No matter what the boy may be-Catholic or Protestant or Jew-this fundamental need of good citizenship should be kept before him. The Boy Scouts of America therefore recognizes the religious element in the traininii of the boy. but it is absolutely non-sectarian in its attitude toward that religious training. Its policy is that the organization or institution with which the Boy Scout is connected shall give definite attention to his religious life. · "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 SCOUT OATH 6. A Scout is kind. On my honor I will do my best- ... · .. ~ : ·To do my duty- to God and my country, and to obey the He is a friend· to animals. He will not kill nor hurt any liViii.g creature needlessly, but. will strive to save and protect all harmless life. · · · · · - · Scout Law; . · To help other people at all times; To keep myself physically .. strong, mentally awake, and morally straight. THE SCOUT LAW 1. A Scout is trustworthy. A Scout's honor is to be trusted. If he were to violate his honor by telling a lie, or by cheating or by not doing exactly a given task, when trusted on his honor, he may be directed to hand over his Scout Badge. 2. A Scout is loyal He is loyal to all to whom loyalty is due: his Scout leader, his home, and parents and country. 3. A Scout is helpfuL He must be prepared at any time to save life, help injured persons, and share the home duties. He must do at least one Good Turn to somebody every day. 4. A Scout is friendly. He is a friend to all and a brother to every other Scout. 5. A Scout is courteous. He is polite to all, especially to women, children, old people, and the weak and helpless. He must not take pay for being helpful or c·ourteous. 7. A Scout is obedient. He obeys his parents, Scoutmaster, Patrol Leader, and all other duly constituted authorities. 8. A Scout is cheerful. He smiles whenever he can. His obedience to orders is prompt and cheery. He never shirks nor grumbles at hardships. 9. A Scout is thrifty. He does D;Ot wantonly destroy property. He works faithfully, wastes nothmg, and makes the best use of his opportunities. He saves his money so that he may pay his own way, be generous to those in need, and helpful to worthy objects. He may work for pay, but must not receive tips for courtesies or Good Turns. 10. A Scout is brave. He has the courage to face danger in spite of fear, and to stand up for the right against the coaxings of friends or the jeers or threats of enemies, and defeat does not down him. . 11. A Scout is clean. He keeps clean in body and thought, stands for clean speech, clean sport, clean habits, and travels with a clean crowd. 12. A Scout is reverent. He is reverent toward God. He is faithful in his religious duties, and respects the convictions of others in matters of custom and religion. · ····· · Certificates written (small)----------------------------------'-- Certificates written {large)------------·---------------------- Stencils made ------------------- Coinparcu __________________ _ STATISTICAL APPROVAL ."\ t ~ ~ • • ' :-:;: (j ,- ' (,·<.. fi " ! ' REGION No .... CouN'ciL Nd. 5 558 COUNCIL ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date .... !~ .. ,~1: .. !?.~! .......................... . Council. ...... -.: ...... !..~g.._@i!t ............................................................................................................... State ..... ~9.Mt. .................................... ... I agree to serve on.the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending______ DecQl!}>er_.ll_ _____ , 19~-. (Expiration Date) and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Consti· tution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils; · I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to EXECUTIVE BOARD the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue rintil the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. • Please Fill in All Columns ~ "e'_ ,. ,;! ... ~ "' "'"' o.C t:rl-b El s~ , "t:'> 'H> ~a Cll 1-b -"' .-to' "i>;'"<"D' Qia?~ ""' ... ADDRESS ;to;'z'° 6'1"§' g~~! g~ TITLES ""' ~~~a Ea- NAME 11>.;! l8 ~ "a'r0J II' .. rn~~~ "::: r.i c:>o- IJQ~ PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY :; ""'""'' g ~" m § .... ~ • l ,e fBeDl"Y M. Cla.vtoa Mtuaphla Jd.ght.. Gea & Wat-e:r l'liY. President New X4 ~ Fall• Bld• - ~· A.X ... :Burrow Vice-President RA lit ~la Dal.at.&tom G~-. Oo. Vice-President le x tW .P. Ballt48" Hotel Pea.bod¥ Vice-President Re 34 Y.Emlle A. D120t John Ger'beJ> Co. Treasurer Jiew z /r., Joe J'lanaaa 1521 wa..-IY Scout Com'r. lfev a ~Ia. Cox Lake - ii- •••• District Chr .vu .. ..,,,_., Re x rc.B. YonnA". Sr. Su41s.. Miss. District Chf~ r lfev 62 District Chr. ,,-...<S. Dis~~\\>) c Dis\.~rt~ v ./ ~.Ro_ IF' ~strict Chr. :a.A .. Kull 3581 Watauga ~ ~\\'>~ Org. and Ext. Chr. New x / ,..<0,. \\) )> V' Lead. Train. Chr. Jir"lmer M .. Riee 3581. Ponlal" ~<0.\\ - Advancem'n't Chr. Re ,29, ""n.G. - Garll:v - ·C\._~~1 tal Camp. & Act. Chr. lie % /nr. J.s. Goltnum g~ .. -~ \\..l>,i "''""" :ve .. Health & Saf. Chr. Re z / l\.'-../J\.:::::!/ Finance Chr. - - • '.f. B.o 'bert Acklea Coleb1aa Mutual !over Cubbing Chr. Bew --·-- '1 rlluesel Wilkinson Man & !ensd.od Sen.Sc.&SeaSc.Chr. Re z ./ Rural Chr . . -- 9bas. M. -·- 183> lkcha?lf;;e lUu. R0~r1ini:r .,.hr. Bew 21 ~ li.W. Slanok lftW ... GoodWYU hsti tute Blu. -P~. New 83 r.&.E. Bolton Bolton 'ft-... -c-- Ool Ex.Bd.Mbr.atLarge lte 34 JW .J.. s .... __ - Ool•lJia Mu.tu.al !ower Ex.Bd.Mbr. atLarge .Re 1•r /Jeaa• OwmJ.- · Gosaitt L1'bran Ex.Bd.Mbr.atLarge Re x ,/J. Qranville ktea Latsch & ~14 Ex.Bd.Mbr. at Large Re t * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). O'O 1j > > g_rJ 0 El IJQ t:>';<l~ ~ "' I" 0 ...... ...-".' ;;- ~:== " ~ Q()"' ~g~ O' ;l)";:';"a' "' ('.) :; c.-"' <1> - Et c."'"' ..... "i:! "' ;::~'d I§ "' - .. o Oa>() ~ ~_.o.,.~,. ~c 14 PC AC !'O PC Ac iii PO AC ~ 10 AC S4 PC AC 5f PC AO' ll PC AC, i3 PC AC ~, PO AC 51 PC AC 52 PO AC lO PC AC a. PC AC IO IC AC ?!I PC AC 39 PO AC Mi PC AC 50 PC AOt • PO AC lO PO Signed. ......................................................................................................... ~--... ------------·--···---···---Scout Executive .:,.. . ~ ' "'·· 1 I f; I I I ,, t •..:, " r. <. REGION No •. CotfNcrL No. '- ..:._:, ' COUNCIL 6 518 ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date .... l..a~ ... 2' •... lfl.ta. ........ : ........ : ............... -. Council. .... ·-··········-··-~~----····································································································· State ....... !f..tUUl-. .........•................•.........• I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending-------~~.&...-----·-· 19...4a.., . (Expiration Date) and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse i;ide, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. · I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to EXECUTIVE BOARD the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. Please Fill in All Columns I "' - ~ :ii !?,t:t~ ... " ..... o.C::ri; s-~ i:r ... '°a""' -0' ""'' "' r.ig~~ t:t"' ~i:r p;-~ ... ADDRESS i:r"' g~~! gg. liiZ S'g TITLES :::I "'1~ ~ o" ..... NAME "'~ m"' ~S"l-30: :::o: ., 0 ..,c; ~eat'D ~= PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY g ... El g ~~i q J ..+d> •• ,! President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Treasurer Scout Com'r. District Chr. District Chr. District Chr...._ <$1l ~i9~J) J) ..l.\. ·-\:::Mh D =. ~- r. - f?O /F)(? n District Chr. /A'J.)~~\\~' Org. and Ext. Chr. _<\ \\ ))~// Lead. Train. Chr. _:"" \\ - Advancem'n't Chr . ...... <f\.\~l?' Camp. & Act. Chr. ~ IR\~;Vl>'"' Health & Saf. Chr. l\\_j}\::::::!) Finance Chr. -- Cubbing Chr. Sen.Sc.&SeaSc.Chr. Rural Chr. Reading Chr. Pub. Rel. Chr. /A .• E;,. - • .• 131 s. •oa• st •. Ex.Bd.Mbr.atLarge 'RA !It ft- P. tletvU4 :Lake C.i'.lllOl"Ut- ..... Ex.Bd.Mbr.atLarge l.e x J ..... 0.&111 r a-t11 -.tner• Ex.Bd.Mbr.atLarge Re z /John E. ao•..u ! -IN-ti I 5~ :r-.11a ltld,_ · Ex.Bd.Mbr.atLarge 'DA l!'.' * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). O'Ot > > g. .... Q ~ B 1ll I>'~~ "' "'c ... !::!. ~=== .. ~ 0 ~ <> 0 = :,vs:~ s: ".."..'. ~~ "' 0 ; _.., tl><D ";:' -;: o.., "' h ~ ~ .o..~. to ... ....-... l~ ~ PC le 14~ PC IA.I! IAC Pt! Signed ........................... ----··-···················---·-·-····---·············Scout Executive ' . . . 1•! t 1. to"' I ... . . . ' ... ' •. REG.roN No., Coti'Nc:WN6. ,r;i .4 COUNCIL 5 55$ Ro STER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ........ l ... __ n._ .. 19.~ ........................ . Council ..... - .............. ~:~~-----··--·-------·--····---------------·----··-----··--··--·--··-·-----··-----·----··--··------------··-· State ...... ~------------·-·--------····---------- 1 agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending __________ .Dtocmtm:_a_ ________ , 19A2-, - (Expiration Date) and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to EXECUTIVE BOARD the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. Please Fill in All Co1umns I 'd ~ ~ e.r:s :ii ... > .. "'"' i:i,S: i:::r'"" 6-ti' 1:7'o; !!D 8(1) .... l:l ~ . miaJm ;-~ ::! .. ~i:r p;'i' ~..,aq- ... :l ADDRESS i:r<> g~ ~ " mZ =m .... o-m ~~~ ; .... ~'C TITLES .., .. ~;-,.,~ = ... NAME 1":11 ~ 5- i:t= 't:I 0 ""o ooe2 (fl Ji!= .. - ... C; STREET No. CITY g ... "'"' g ~.gm la N PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT "" § q ""' l!l ~;-. tp 1! President Vice-President Vice- President Vice- President Treasurer Scout Com'r. District Chr. District Chr. District Chr._~ ~~,..~ t . .,.,. ~ J.l ~ r\i}.,tr~h !.> ~ . - f?O /F)(~ ~District Chr. ~\.~\\\~ ~· Org. and Ext. Chr. . <\ \\ ) ')), v Lead. Train. Chr . :<\\\ - Advancem'n't Chr. ~<f\\~i>' Camp. & Act. Chr. ~ IA'.~),'t>v Health & Saf. Chr. \\ /J\'::::d) Finance Chr. Cubbing Chr .. Sen.Sc.&SeaSc.Chr. Rural Chr. Reading Chr. Pub. Rel. Chr . ./ 1'olm. A.., .,....,_ ~ - . . r"k. lP a .. , Ex.Bd.Mbr.atLarge Ite 61 AC .IE.A. .... ,-:,,a Mill. .... wan ... Ex.Bd.Mbr.atLarge h x AC /Cha&. B. 'Churek 362 l!liith Ex.Bd.Mbr.atLarge le 48 AO j it'.- ll .. E. Jasbl, 915 la41son Ava, Ex.Bd.Mbr.atLarge Ne111 • .l(l * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paymg Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). > .. .. iii' ~ s: ; "' "' '<I ~-• • IG Si~ed-----··-····--------------···-·------··--·-------··-----········-····-···---······Scout Executive ~s:~ i:r:ii,. "'0 ~== "" ~ .... ... "' $~ ~'g "" o~ ..... - fG PC " . I ~ . , ' I " ' I ~ • I I ; I :-----; l c ~' Cou:Ncii No: ., REGION No.~ ~ •. 4 ti COUNCIL 568 ROSTER REG~STRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date .... !.~--~~! ...................... _ ... Counc11. •.•.. --·········-····-···········Ckleka.s.aw .......................................................................................... State ........ :.: ..... ,._,, ................................... . I agree to serve on the des·i gnate d group or Co mtW· ttee o f the co unci·1 f or t he year end .m gD·-e-c-em--b-e-r ·3-1·-. ---------·--, 19·4-2-- -• (Expiration Date) and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to EXECUTIVE BOARD the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. Please Fill in All Columns I i:O "!!'! .ts :!!I>-< ~ CD "'"' c.S:: t:rr-\ 8 ~~ O"H> ,.9CD ... ,.O" ""'" " Qi~m S"i """' '1 ADDRESS aO;"z"' "' a~~~ g~ TITLES oCD =~ tP1ms:o NAME "':!!! ~ 5- §:S-1-315: :":":=" °"'o ooeam ts::: a~ ~m OQ '<I PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY g~~i CD"' q i c-t-CP •' 1l!l President . Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Treasurer Scout Com'r. District Chr. District Chr. District Chr.L:"\.<,9\ Di~t~\'9J J) D1 ~vr. "'(\:JO_/? ·e :@.i strict Chr. ~ ... )'., ~\>~~ ~-=-.-.' Org. and Ext. Chr. ,..<0, \\ ))l>"' Lead. Train. Chr. /.:)~\ \ Advancem'n't Chr. ,,....~\:.:::31/' Camp. & Act. Chr. r IR\\\ ))>l>' Health & Saf. Chr. '\\JJ~' Finance Chr. Cubbing Chr. Sen.Sc.&SeaSc.Chr. Rural Chr. Reading Chr. Pub. Rel. Chr. /m.aa. lttthhlfwe ~· llP• .. -.a & Water Di· r):x.Bd.Mbr.atLarge Ji.4 "' • / Cheetel" ateld.• 1204 tt..• - Planters .Jank BlA, Ex.Bd.MbLatLarge !it .. 3 ./ I Ahe~tt baus o.. Ex.Bd.Mbr. atLarge Jie. 31 Ex.Bd.Mbr. atLarge * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, pthers should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). > > ~~~ 8 "' 0":!!1'<1 ?;! (!) CD "'o '1 '1 i>' 6:::i= .m. "- ~ """' ~~~ O" ~;":";"a ".". -a ::; o.-" 8' "'"'Q '1 ::l ::~~ ID N ~ ""'' OCD 0 '<I -~.o..~. ~A l3J PC AC 4 - AO 11 t PC Signed. ..................................................... ---·····················-·····Scout Executive FORM 0 .. 10628 7000.841 C ~ .. " I .. . , REGION No~ CouNCILNo . ' ' 5 1:168 COUNCIL Ro STER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date .... ;!~-~: .. ~!---~~~~-~----------------·-··-----• Council ... ------·---····---------~~~q~'-~Y. ........................................................................................ ---.......... State ...... ~-~---··········-·····--··---·-------··• I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending lleen'ber a ' 19~ and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is ·to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with ·the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my· membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME PLEASE.TYPE OR PRINT ADDRESS STREET No. PLEASE CHECK GROUP []CAdditional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Add~tional Executive Board Members at Large. Do n~t 1~clude me!} already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. tt'l• CITY '.laphla Please Fill in All Columns .A.C ID PC 68 AC 144 PC * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or· has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed. ................. ·-············-···---·--·---·····-···-----·--·--·-·-..,,------Scout Executive ·' 1 ' " REGION No. CouNCIL No. ' COUNCIL $ 558 ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date-------~~---~~'~;~~-------------------------. CounciL-------------------~-~~-----------------------------------------------------------·-----------------------···---------------------- State _________ ~.!--------------------------------• I ~gree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending .December a , 19~ and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. · PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Add~tional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not tnclude men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing ~ach District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. ~ Counci! Member not assigned to Committee . I d Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is . to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my. application Please Fill in All Columns - "' ~ LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES ~ E.=i:!! ... ? ..... o.= J:J',.. 8 S'~ I>' ... IO 8<>,.. g,.. =i IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER c;g::~ ADDRESS ~C' ""$ tT'" o"11JQ- g~ i:::o-m mZ =~ :::s., :IQ NAME ""' gS-8~ i::,.. P>:li m" ~g '<'o '<lo ooea tt> PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY ~ ... ~m g~~li' j ~ '""' KMDhf.:• ~;- .T / w.i.llc .Acron se.w.1 Roe~ & Oo lie x /(,; .. Woi-then Ape ~Adel.ab .. Re x /fa.nee J.• Alexamlel' Union Pla.nt-ers latioa.1 Baak Re z / llolm.ri. Alco\t Bleoh.taan Ct>oslv' Oo. ..,, % 11.Ue n .. All& P.O. llo% 5188. ll~toa Sk\1• Re % ;!Ms. a. All• Jtemoht• I.1.ihl. au & Walerr Dt111.sioa !.• :r / Dr,. w.a. A'1dnton &uthwea\era ·.-~<J Re z /Jolla A. Austill 274.a Ceatral. /'z\>N\ 1te le ~ ~~,c\ "'~~ rhor«e A~ 1"192 Fone•t {(~ (0)\g f:# lie % l»r. J.C. kn-ea Meb41•* Roepttal Do<:~n m.u. ~ Re x - . /J •. A. Carllsl•~ J'1:,. Route 5 ... Pe:rkt.ns Ave. ~J (f'~A (f ,~ ta. ~5 (Bodaa lla'bel' Baber Lett~~ • '~\\ '\),>-·· Shop ~':\~ i~ lie s 1eo1 w.J .. Bacon 156 Madison AU\. ~ vv "~~x Re x / J"lldmJ H.Il .. Jarker 204 &mes Pl~\\ Re x i :ilJl.. Bann B.dl"ow '~ Be lt l"'llt. lt,.J. :sa, ... ldts st Cbm-oh lte x /dohn 13. hall.eY ll.ll l..'UJ · ··.:Bro••. Jones, JaglaaA, Jae. . -~ 99 s. Main st. Re 8 /!l,.J. JJoatur 803~"- >lu. Jrew % / nr. J.w. Jotllav' 91.5 Madison Ave. Re x / l..U• :B. :Bond.vnmt a48Mad:i son Ave. Re z rD&alel 1. looae 215 s. Paulin• Re z I~ Mari{)• s. B01'4 Oust om Rouse iew x rPttUJ. ~- Rerna:ndo_. .Misil. ltew x v ..... ( 11.,«h ~ l&.t.tiOllal bk of ~e~ ne lt * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). ~~~ > > s '1:l C':ll~ :1 IOO .. :::=s= ;f ~ {i;' ~ " ~ ":il go ~~~ s: "::ie. "' c ... g:Sial ., - ; ... ::?: -".,, " .. "' g:~g § ID ~ ~: rl -"1~. .AO: !al 10· AC IWJ>C AQ et f C AC 154 " AC I~ 10 AC 16« PC AC ., PC AC 141 :re AC llE Pe AC !&4 re M 0? PC AC i~ nJ AO 6! PO AC "It PG AC w .rw AO I~ PC AC ll 10 AC It 10 AC DC N AC a1 :re· Mi .. l"U -14:1 l'\f AC ~ .IU1 AC ill •PC Signed..-------------------------------------------------------------------~--------Scout Executive FORM 0 10628 7000841 D ' ) ' '·' . - . REGION No. CouNCIL No • 0 . 6 558 COUNCIL . ROSTER ~~ ~ REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL . SCOUTERS Date.m ... :l~--~~--!~~ ........... mmmni Council.m••···----~'~!~'W ......................... mm ........................ m......................................................... State .................. ~!"~ ..................... -.1 I agree to serve on the designated group ·or Committee of the Council for the·· year ·ending December' 31 h , 19~ and hereby make application for (Expiration Date);:> registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath arid Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is PLEASE CHECK GROUP 0--Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Add~tional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not mclude men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. ~ Counc~l Member not assigned to Committee . D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked_properly. . to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application Please Fill in All Columns "" ~ LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES ill !!l:!:ll>-< () """ i;::liCI' goHI S:ac !:>' ... P'8t!>Mo "' Ci~~ Ei[ IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER ADDRESS ... =- ~l o'1fl'Q- 2a. C-"' c::e-m liiZ i:; .. gtot~~ NAME ""' g. ""' !l>:li :::S"l-35; ct= '°'o ~o u.:ie:aa. ~== STREET No. CITY. ~ ... '""' PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT ""' C)ao- ~ -~ .. .,. ~~~' immltla 5 ~ /s .• ·!foot llr0\lll ~l.C-. 'foof & Co .• ·ae ::It 1 ll .. T ... lkma 2fti Goo_. Re. z /-..ri 19nner 281 Conn l'ew x /°E: .. R .. Ctidve11@ P~tiaJ, Life x ••• c.. llel'l\Oa lldg. Re x /liewlt Q~ Cal.1e-'w Medical. Art• ln.48. Re x ,...,..x.o. Carter ate im:l:'ftlJ !3;§1,. ;,)_ :>,__ .fo I -m .,. _, ... - __ ... , Re x /S• R•leon Ca•tl• KMbattaa.._ _,,_...~ <f\;~,~:I\ Re x r C.M. Cllaabere Wa'batJh ~ Do• CG. ((~ (0)\5: u Be z lJ .. ». Cballlber• fhe Hew !17& ,,,... ~ Re x .....-0.ll. -'!"" .ner ~.,,,, Grav~ Elect.rte Col tt;J ,(\''~!:'." (f ~\Y lUt % .!Roson-~uk ~· 1870 ... , w "• d~\~Y.\\ ))- h z 1.lea :a. Coffey,, h .. $'3N .. ltel:Tei-* '-"-J} ·!.-' Re 1 /Sam. F. Cole SheJ'lffts 01'~~\ .Re • ' /LP. Cooke B.er-naadQ ... dI u..,.;?er r?-- "\\ >j,, "--.,.. lew x /Allen Cox. Jr. .. ~ ... , ---=-'- \\\.~ -, .... il&. Re s ;W.lf.. Cox u -~·;;,_-rr ·~- Jliss.. Re ~ ~. ·' ""• x /' A.M. Cra.wf0ri Weil Bns. lte x ' Lar*7 :a. CrQOn Commerce Title nag. New s 'E.,R .. ... Sr. E:.ll. GrumrJ (,\ oo .. Re ·- x (Dr. Cha&. Dtehl Southwes\eft Re x: JJ,.E., Mlworih J.~. Dllwo11lh Co. Re x (__! ... M. Do.sif!J" 210 Union Statioa lld&!-. Re z JFre4 B. Dl'•t.lua 60 s .. Main. Jfe:w x * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). ~~~ > > 8 ~ c-:oi '<I ::! <I> !l>O ...... iO' ~~~ "' - ... " "' """' ~~~ ... ,,, .. ~ c g !l> ::I-!! ... ,,,_.., <!> - 6' ,,.=i., ... ct -".., "' " "' g:~g " ~ " ~~~ _., ... .AC 4~ PC AC 61 PC Atrm PC AC 51 PC AO 4, PC I AC ~ PO AC $4 J'C A-0 61 PG AC m PC AfJ 5~ ,0 ' AC 6~ 1C AO 3~ 10 AO 1a PC 40 -~ PC AC $! PG AC ~ PC AC 41 PC I AC .31 PC AC ~ PO AG .. PC AC -~ PC 4C '~ PC AO • l>e ~ SignecL .................................................... ---····················-····--Scout Executive . t • 1 ' ~ • . ·/ " . ' . ' , REGION No: COUNCIL No. , COUNCIL 6 - ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date-----~~!!~,~.-~t: .. !~~~--,---------------------· CounciL ... ----------.-~------------------;~~~lit ________________________________ ·--------·-···--·---------------------·--------------------- State .. ·------------~-,-----------------------·• I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending . Dec •. a ' 19 4a' and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, . as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. PLEASE CHECK GROUP 0 Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. 0 Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A . 0 District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. . !)it Council Member not assigned to Committee. D' Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is ·to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the unders.tanding that this. subscrip~ion will coll!-mence ~ith the ~ate. of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and contmue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application Please Fill in All Columns 'O ~ ~ a~::!l ... LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES ct n,_. p.S:: b" ..... B s~ i:r ... .. 9., ... lll ... ;-~ Qfl:i? m IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER .. i:r wg: ADDRESS g~~! 2a t:r"' l>Z S'g lj""<»;a ""' ""' gS-8~ NAME .. :ii ~ 5- °'" ., 0 ~~~!. Jil= !?! ... .. .. PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY ()(I) g!!i8:1 j q "'"' -~ .... a. .• S'CD • I ... f horpa ff. - - 'I~ -1oa Ave .• Re .. x ~.v. Echol• Ster!• Bl&t. Re x /W.'l'. E4ae Stan.dar& ~nttmii- &o .. Re x /hank c. ~. 150 Mat11•on ·A.ye.. .le x ,,-Dr. ,~.s. Ello• Universtv c'# ~ , 814 Vnlea Ave •. Re 12 /Dr. B.W .. EtteltMI 8&3 ::- - . b x '· -~t ,....Johll J. - - 't J'al":fell Ca1hoa Co. A ~<\GJ c~ Ba ~ f Dtt. ,-,.w. ftedler - - -e jj"iA• \\ JJ~\> .b JC ;M. :m. »'f.ae Amert:can S.uft •• ~@n - -"" ae x ,...-:Jonph D. Jlemag l>. Gaaale & Co. - ~i~""~- • x "'l0cha A. -,tllrlenum Martoa,. A.t'k. (( "'\ \\\> ... Re ?a 0, ~ ~ - !IJ'&'d. Goldsaith J. Ooldemi +~.till ~. Co. Re & 'Jack Qoldsmlth . ~~\\'\>-_ .. lle x f»r. J..M., Orav~s _,,~- ,,-~. '· :a ;a fJ'.M,. Grou\ ~~J.i .-.·ai:· ........ ,_.- eo .• - • "Rusaell Gregg Anderson Clq~on Cotton Co. lfew s rnev. William G. GUr1. 1441. Vinton Bew z 1'35.w. lkll• Cowl Bouse Be x '.blhV .lall• Phil A. Rall• le s lloberl Q .. i&al"d 545 Coaeroe !fitle lllk,. Re z /A..~. lletU.ll Steri.ck BltUP"' -8$· r· (Jt.L., lhUTindoa l.988 y.m-.. Re % Ill.JS. Hlll lfaUonal Oak J'l.nrirut Mtp. Ae-. la x * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon is-- 1. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). ~g~ > > B aq i:r:ii'<I ::1 (I) P>O "' ji;' 6::::= ...... "' - .. () m () i;i go ig~ § .. "' to::i.a ~ g:s~ 'O Q "' - =~-g ... O; m " "' ~ ~ 0(1)() ~. p;' ..o., _.., .. AO I~ ·10 M i4tJ PC M ~ 10 AO .35 re AC 41 PC AC Sil H AC 'ji PC AC ·54 " AC 61 PC AC • PC AC • H AG • 10 AB ,44 Re AO 46 le AO 11 !O· Ml • PC AO 46 f C 40 II 14 AC la PC AC n PC Al M PC: AO !W PC AC 59 PC - Signed.. .......... ----------······················--------------------·--------------------Scout Executive . I r I I . . . , ••••• : 111; ' .,, ... ., ' . REGION No: CouNcii No. ' J COUNCIL 5 5U ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOOTERS Date ...... ~#.~---~ .. '--~.~~'-----------------------· CounciL .... ---·------~-----·-----------JJ..hick'&sa.w ________________ . ____________________________ .________________________________________________ State _________ f.tu:m:it ____ , _____________________ ~-----• I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending Deeembel> 31 , 19_. and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) ' registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration .of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as inay be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. PLEASE CHECK GR.OUP D .Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. · D Add!tional Executive Board Members at Large. Do n~t mclude men already listed on Form 1062A. D p1strict Co_m~itt~e-one sheet can be used providing each District ts marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. ')Ct Counci}. Member not assigned to Committee . 'IT Comm~ttee-:--ont! shet!t can be used providing each Committee ts ma!·ked properly. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is . to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application Please Fill in All Columns "' ~ :ti ac::ii ... LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES Cl o.,. o.C: C''"' B :... ... t:r ... "'a ..... "' -g" IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER c: .. "" Qg'~$ c: .. ,.,.t:r ""$ ADDRESS t:r<> g~~! 8a m-z =~ "'" ::::P1 CDP' c: ... NAME 11>:!! ~5' @:[~~ :::c: ., 0 c:::: ., .. 00-oCD llQ<q PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY ~~ ""' g g@rm '""' ll Mempb4s " as .T "' " " .. !B.w. -- " Malet> ftee.tr~ta~ 18. ~ x /Deea Jlalrold Brown til!lA.J:ll 700 Ptmlar ; ille 26 - .~ :. v ... ,_ ...... "'---: ....... ,...ft HI. .... 1tA ,. :I: . /A .. .L .. lJo'l!met' Chambliss Ave. Be a /'II .'R ' .... }mo - :f.YI'. 1 1':.&ll-o .~ /! ..... "'•• .Re x ' T c-t.-U "'C.M. Jact'bea Ftrst·Hat.iollal Jaak Bla. A JR'\ <\Q) )) :ae 33 11.c. .Jolaaon We-st Jlemnhl• •. ..a.it. l\. IJ~ ).> ae x ...-v... .Robert w. Jones 1205 Vaace- ""' ~@,. ~ .a. 12 .,.....Walk o. Jones. Ir • su-u.e Blda .. ~i~~~~ ~ x Al~T. bank Klntt 141.ewlli Pres\iner{'2l .. ~ '\\... V" Bev -- x ....-Me.._.ll :- Krmel". - ·i\\ ~ New z ,.,-V.G. t.ana William .a. H ,,,-·"'" \.~ Goods a.. Re .~ x A>t*. .R ... G. Iiee Delle .. - ~-c\\.'>= ., .OhuJ'ob Re x ...-$ ... M- ,.. ~r-> r"\}~ ..,.. &. Re * ~. I.old.• · J.ero:r ~llad1$0n Re z . ..... 'l>.r .Lout• LilMr Commerce fitle Bl.._. • Re x ~. A..G. LM.da. l".<· . na.e • :Re z ""1P•. 1i<J _ i.....a . ..a .. r .. ewt• Sl,\:>"<ft1V Co- Re x ./wm. liceb Loeb*•· .. . Be z l'.ln J. Liehtei-.-n Soutaen Leather Co. le lit 111._ 1il J\. ... - ~ ao ,....._.,.,.. Re z ..... u. •. - ··= 11. .., .. N&QlQa:l Art• Bl&r. Re x l'"l'-A-.. lolmavftl' tJal• Planters llational Bank Be ~ * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). ~g~ ~ > "' t:r:ii <q "'.I .. 11'0 :; .. iO' ~~= ~ ~ " ~ """' ~g~ .... g: P'~t!. l.l ~ "'- .. "' - "'"''" .., ::: r:~~ .. " "' .. ~ Oc>Q c: !~~ AC i-'M . PQ AC l'M 10 AC llili PO AO li8 l'Q AC .. , PC: AC Iii PC AC i~ :PO AC, i~ PC 40 :3'1 PG AC ·~ PO AC I~ '.PC AC 58 H AC 151· ff AO 141 re AC ff~ 14 AC ~ PC AO .14 f {f A\1 at. PC AO. 43 PC AC 41 PC M M " AO &~ ,. AO 111 PC Signed.--------------------------·---··----·------------·---------------------·------------Scout Executive . ' ' . ' ' . • ~ • : • • : ' • • ! • " . " . > REGION No: COUNCIL :N" o. ' - 6 558 COUNCIL ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ___ l~--31.«--±~i?.---------------------------~ Council. _______________________________ Qhtckaaaw.--------------------------~-------------------·····--------------------------------------······ State ___________________ fJIUl,.. ________________ ......• I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending Dece.ra'ber 31 , 19~ and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. PLEASE CHECK' GROUP 0 Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. 0 Add~tional Executive Board Members at Large. Do n<:?t 1i;clude mei:i already listed on Form 1062A. 0 p1stnct Co.mD?-1tt~e-one sheet can be used providmg each D1stnct 1s marked properly. 0 Merit Badge Counselor. ~ Counc~ Member not assigned to Committee . 0 Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is . to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application Please Fill in All Columns '"' ~ ti:! !:ts~ .... LIST MEN ·oN COMMITTEES ~ "'"' o.S::c:rHi 8 5'~ ='"' 11>8<1> ... ;-[ "' mi~m IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER ,,,.. ... =- p;om ~"1ctqm ADDRESS ff s_ =""' iiiZ ti~ §~i~ ., .. ""' NAME II>~ "'" §:5'8S: c:" "'o "'0 rnea(D Ji:== ~ ... ll>UI PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY ., .. g ~g ;' :;i ~ .. c. hmnhl• s.~.' s .. ... /~ .1;;. &- Canova Foods le x . Me.mi'>.hi• Street Rail'WJJaY CG. 4.R.. lialae Re x -'laee. B. Ma.J,1;e1"9' .. Jr. w .:a. Mallon & $ou l'ew lt. /~ .. i....,_ - - lL ·- 692 PAnlar Re lt - "'Dr .. Jlo.bert· H. McCru1liJI 280 Jlerna.nillo: Re !C /JLF .. 14 .... 1 1637 Bet.herwoo4 . Re u r".tt ... L .• )te{)ee .239 Pl• .<t..."\l Re 68 ,,. !fbosias Mc&1d.2M Mchighl- & Patton IA ~~Q)~ :a.e % /Forrest M.ottveil&J' Board of Eale.Ud l\ /i'\.':)) )> Re 19 ~@n ~ _,,... ,,..Sam Nleke.Y .. Jr. lli.oke7 Sroa. Qi~<'\\~- Re x (( '\ ;\\)>" _ .. .,, .. J.E. o•cai1- • Pl'\ldea'tlal I.1A ~a~I. Vnioa Planters ·- Re % /J:. w. Or,ri. ll Qr.rdll :Bro.fl... (ii~ ~ Re x ,...ll. J'iel4 Oallttm o bun ·-c;.-, ""'=a• s. " • Re B rr (0)~ ,....,Wealev Ill. Patton ~ .. hlwtere- . Re x ·, l'C.T. P-...baltei' Poat Of fiee Box 2697 Re x ,...rHar4wi2 Peres 1442 Can 'Re x t'GAR~ T. Pel" ..... "'* 1095 Chelsea Aw. N&w x !'John. Pilki-n.aton 1217 s. hlleTU Bl 'I'd. Re x . ,,,A.I. Pit>kia 604 Gooa.w.m Inn. BldA-. B.e x rMamn Pane 2()3. Oo'QJ'\ House Re x (W.J • Prescott 234 s .. Belv.t.ere Re x (E.E. Pleak .iosti ~soutltweat.. lae .... snnae Bldg. Re x * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). ·· 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). ~~~ > > 51 s ~ =-~ '<l (I) 11>0 iD' ~== ... " "' - M- <'> ~ "<">"" ~~~ .... s: sri~a "' a " §:SOI "' - ; t:~-g ... c: "' " c. § II> o,.,, '<l ~o~ -...... AC • l'W At • PC AC l3E PO AC 6'7 PC AC M re AC 1st Pe AC 149 PC AC CM 1'C AC la: PO AC ,29 PC AO 141 PC AC 4t PC AO 5~ PC AC 6~ PC AC ll PC AC a~ PC AO I~ PC AC 04 PC AO 6E PC AO 63 H AC 184 PC AC Im H Signed.. ....... ------------·-········::··-··················-····························--Scout Executive . ' . ~ ' . ., '' . ' > . REGION No: CotrNCIL No . .. COUNCIL - 5 558 ROSTER REG~TRA TION ~'i?PTER . OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date .... i~it ... ~1 ..... i~~---··········-............ .. Council ......................................... ~~~---------..................................................................................... State ..... , ................................................ . I agree t~ serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending :J.)ec.. a , 19.....42 and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a.membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. PLEASE CHECK GROUP 0 Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. 0 Add~tional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not mclude men already listed on Form 1062A. 0 District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. 0 Merit Badge Counselor. 6lc! Counci! Member not assigned to Committee. 0 'Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is ·to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING fer the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application Please Fill in All Columns "' ~ ~ e.1:1 :II .... c LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES !' "'"' o.C' trl-il El eo ... ""El .. ,. _ .... .. -i' t:S'" C:i~:: IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER "" t:S.., ,..C' Pl'm ADDRESS C'" 0 '"ioq- fff?. ;;z ii~ c:o-m :1 '1~'CS ..... ~=8~ c,.. NAME 11>:!1 ..... c:c "'0 "'o mea (II ill::: ""'" PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY ~ ... ..... g~,gf i q '""' Memnht• r+(ll •• .. ... 11'.V. -r•--~~,e .... Dl . .AP • Re ·X ~. Sam lt. Baines Methodits\ lfetmitU, lbotors lll.&t .. Re x ,,,_. '1' - 12..'l& fi...• -- Re x , ........ _... ·- - ..--Obas- D .• !ticha'PdSA~ 1617 St&riok Bltla. Re lt .Jtlil'!Jiar Richardson Iateratate Real• Oo. Jle 45 ~ A~';tt.j,,a ftM. - 'D.t - - - Qo,., ~ % rz.L- Rtula Batinmt\ 1'ank: ot Coameree <1...'11 lle x '"lli>_ U....'l+.-~.- ,L Rwfttl.. 899 Madlun Aw. A ~<\Q) dJ . Be x IL.:!i1. 1mmr 300 Jc. Avon W&Y l\ fJ~)> lie x t'~·· Ruaseu Stertek Bliz. .-.@n - Ile 42 ~.n f''Dri 1.0 .. - - Jl~. 0-1~~~'7 :ae z ( ' i\\\>v fw.n. ~~. - --~ 340· Commerce rll'\\e~ ~. Re x ....-Gilbert M. Schloa• J'rank 3. - -~~!"'eo. • x ;' Al'thv SeboeUs Pee."M.6- ,,..-.. '\. \.. "--""""" Re x t'J .J. SAaY iine(i)'ilht1er. ho ... Bew x "" v ,.-D,r. JeelakS!Uq .. '\. '\. n BelvfJtlere ,_..». Re % ;b,"Jl<)rul Sld!IJlQ' 7oi-est Hill Daiq Re x /Walter L. bl th Jlemohis S\one & Gravel Co •• Excbang$ :Sldg. Be x ,...,.Al1'retl Solra Commerce Ti t1e Bld.«. Bew x ,,, , 'l.M. Sna.in ft n ti He al. /O.L. S»:rin.d'iel4 Germaato-wa. ~ ... lle 8'1 /G.D. st.rauas 465 w. frig lie x IH.P. Sulllvaa Walla. Mi••· Re ;it * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the ·roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicat_ed in column above). [~~ > > s ~ C':!l'<I :31 .. l"O 6== ... :l 10 ;!l. n ;!l. '"''"'"' ~~~ .... s: p) ::l. !. "' 0 ::i §:ii:i! - ... c: C' -'"',,, .. .. "' ~~g ~ "" '<I ~or; ~ ....... AO • PC AC 42 PC AC 61 PC AC fiQ PC AC 41 PO AC 6~ 10 AO 40 PC AO 14& PC .d 58 PC AC .. ·PC Ml I« P'(t AC I~ PC AO 5~ :PC AC IQ PQ A'f 146 • AC I~ re AC 141 PQ AC I~ 1'1 AO .. AO 16' lC AC 141 10 AC 51 FU At: Iii PO Signed.. .......... ----------------------------------------------------------------------... Scout Executive FORM o~ 10628 7000841 o 1, ' -· " ... ' ·> . REGION No: CouNCIL No. 0 ~ • 558 COUNCIL ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER ·OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date .... 1.•-~---~~-J~~~.L-·---------------------• CounciL ______________________________________ Ohlckaaa1it.......................................................................................... State ............... ~m ...... -----------------------• I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending Dee. 31 , 19~ and hereby make application for· (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. . PLEASE CHECK GROUP 0 A.dditional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. 0 Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. 0 District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. 0- Merit Badge Counselor. bi(' Council Member not assigned to Committee. D' Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is ·t!) cover subscription to the publication .SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application Please Fill in All Columns "' ~ ~ !!=::!I>-< LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES .. ..... p,S:: b''""' 8 ~~ t>' ... IDSCD .... Cl) S-[ """ "'g~re IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER ,..!>' ""$ ~t-f!Jq ;- ADDRESS tr CD f s. srz S'~ §~i~ ""' ..... NAME 1"::!1 "'" §:5'1-3- :: .. "'"' 'tlo rne:2:· == gm IJQ'<t PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY at-I g ~~at ,..,. CD .q as-. T fl ' CD ... .. l'KeUJl !al.OJ< leaoa !J&"VloJ" Oo-amRnY Ke· . % ;a. A.. !a?lo• 1891 A'lit\la :ae 5 ;m ... ... lhompa<m. Ua1oa A Pla».tet"a l&Uoul. ~ lte :. )~. JC~ fho_;_. __ .,..; 11'5 Har~ De x ,,w. P .. !'dmatt Hoa~. tun. Bew x /lo1- Vala.tine J. Ooldad.ilt 6 Sou Go .• -~'){ a. x A ~'Q) dJ ;J)r ... S..•lo Wa41a Con.rt Houaa l\ /)~)> Be lt 1 £.ndr- 1h w------r Co ~itte Jn.h~ ,,_@,. - 14 ~n .Re ; D-. E-~-~ w~~ ~ne Samela.on eo. I-ne. 1c>i~~~- Re x "Alfln :a .. Weil Weil ~ ... - ~ ' 1\\))...- 1le x ;James a. Wiaemaa .492 Wle4e o~ ~ Re 3 "'Geors:e Wo<JG. Geo .. '· - - A::)'-\\~ ~•· lite x "'lll'. PerMr Woof. Col_ ..... ~ "~ '\'\...- ,--; tower Re lt . .rr»,<~'1 ,,.,,, f"'lfi Cecil Wro- ~u.h, .. Ga.a & Water Dl:'f'i ai on. It& x .,,.. .... lllev. Chas.., wtme:v. sr. ~"' - /l,I tewa .. l!ena Bev g l'C. ~Toua' s_.a Boebuk & Co. New x * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). ~~~ > ~ t>'::!l'<t 8 ";l. "' ID<> [ ~ ... ~:::a= .. () g g. ~~~ ... s: Sl':l!. "' C'l ; .,.- ... Cl) - "';:Ila> ... ::t -"., .. " "' g!!g § ID '4 ~~~ ~ ....... Av 5; ;rg AO 151 PO At 24 pg M) '° .PO AC l.iM PO AC 5C M AC I~ ?C AO lati PC AC 89 PC AC 14E 10 AC 121 PC AO 181 N AC 151 10 AC !al PC AO 41 PC Ml I«: - Signed·-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------Scout Executive t ' ' ' • ' .. FORM 0· 10628 7000841 C , - . ' . ' REGION No: CouNCIL No. ' ' COUNCIL tl 558 ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date---------~~---?.?.~~?.! ............................• Council. ................... 9-~~!!!l:~~----------------------------------------------------------···-·····························-------------····· State .......... ~---------~----------··············-~---····• I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending Dee. 3l , 19~ and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy, Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additio_nal Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Add~tional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not mclude men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. [X Merit Badge Counselor. D Counci.1 Member .not assigned to Committee . D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is . to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application Please Fill in All Columns "' f LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES ~ e.i:s~ .... .. "'"' o.i= C" .... :... .... 1:1' ... I\> 8(1) ... = .. "' Ci~m ;:[ IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER " ... ,..1:1' Pri ADDRESS 1:1'"' g 1'1~62 8a. o;z =~ =' ~;g~ NAME "" g,5''"3Q; ..... ll>:l! m" :t" "'o '<lo rn26a> ,il= l\>ID PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. -~· ~ ... ""' aa 0 - i q "'"" g~ia! r1"~ •• "' ... .. ~Mil ton Bowers 346 Hadiaen Aw. New 44 l':ftev. W.D. '.Brq ~11 • .btk. fl 93 /M-.R. C~threll 1859 Vint.on Re 42 (lfod Cantnll 3!384 Cal"l'1$8 Re 90 1~a caraey 79 N:. Cooper }le ·~111 ,., fTe'5_ Cl'..dldl"ess 114 lass ne llO lF.M. Cooper 2472 Centnl ~ Re l5 'A ... G. Darla 908 Breedlove /A ~"\OJ)) Hew 68 fJ. Gt-anv1lle Oates 749 .Meeomtell, ~\_ JJ~ \> Re t lJoha! :ti. Clibson ( Qap\) 400 E. hl.r~ lf~. _@., -- Bew ,n x fj)r.. John R. Glllaaml 761 Vance ~~~~~ Re x ,-l1 ... 'B. Uu.iq>hriea 858 !J'iiag ((\ ;\\\>v a& x 'Miller Johl\aon 547 s •. Highl~ ~ Be 8 1J;JJ1. Jolll' OVerton ParJt,,~"' :a-. x vG&e~ J .. Madllnge-r 455 ~~ ·"-:'..,\'>'-" Re 76 -=-' ~,. j ~.Me)lenry ~-· ~~:--.\.VN' •• n--""\\, - Re x l ... F411'1 Mclihener -"" ~-a• Aft.. Bew rra , Jtt-ed. Morria<>n UU Jlalls Bljg. :Rll x (E .. J .. Morton OolliervS.U•• tenn. New 50 · Foneat Mottweller 1502 Ouldoa Re • rnr. E.B .. Mo~ ?69 V'ance Re x l'.J.R. lal•ton. Jr. 1~?'4~ liev z /lt~:B. Bllt-bert"ori P..out.e .l. He:numao, Ml••· :Naw % ~--- - -· ,'t,'2 .. • .~ .... __ Be z -.. / _y __ .... .3' - .. -~ ........ - ..... V..4'1....-.... p ... :Re x - •. ~ * If Scouter is to be registered in various rapacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster.,...-ane should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). [~Sf > > 8 IJ'l l:S':l!~ ::1 (J) "' P'O ~:::= ... :l iO' ~ " m """" ~g~ ... .... C' (l)~a :; S;Eiial Q "' - s: ... :t -""" .... "" g;~g ~ ~ ~~~ -...... AC I~ PC AC a '° JW ai ~e AC 28 PC AC 24 PC AU 128 PO AG I~ PO AC 1413 l'O AO 14' PC AC i~ .Pe AC :41 PCNi .~ '"* AC 3: PO AV itY .I"~ AC 4: ,c AC a PG AC 84 " A.O .. PC AC 41 PO AC ,3 10 NJ 4t re NJ • 7Q AU cc_ l"!iJ AC 2JD P-C .A( 5 ~ JlC Signed.. .......... ----------·················---------------------------------------------Scout Executive FOAM 0·10829 7000841 D ; t ,., " 1 • REGION No: CouNCIL No. ' ., COUNCIL I .. ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCQUTERS Date ......... ...Taauat7---2',. .. .l.9-4&.. ...................• CounciL ................. C.hicka.saW ................................... ----------------··--···--···--·--·--··---------·--···--·--·------······---- State---···----·---·--·--··--·-----------·--·--··--···~---·• J. ,agree to s~_on the designated group or . Committee of the Coun~il ~or the year ending " 31. , 19----4$and hereby make appbcat1on for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Add~tional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not mclude men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. c1£Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee . D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is . to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application Please Fill in All Columns .., ; LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES ~ !!t:i:!j ..... !" ..... i::i.S:: b'~ tr ... _ ... ~ .... "'S"''"" . =~ IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER t:i'" Qg'~:: ADDRESS ,..tr wm tr"' o"1rJQ- g~ c:o-m o;z ii~ t:11-1~'CI NAME ""' §:i;-8~ ...... 11>:!1 '"" c:i:: "'o 'tlo i:ae~d) t:i::: PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY a~ "''" IJ'l~ ""' ()no- "'"' ~E~; § -- ...... q 1! I Johft Via~1'! ll'lutt t.H ~ ~ ainM .;._.~. - - 1'.- 11. x I' :Rn.v J:i. Ward ~ ,11 A:lke. l'ew • ... r:: -,t. T' - .T• m~-·· . 1iAu 75 .. . . IH~i'L - - - ~ •.a;.,,.,. __ ... _ ..... ·"""- Ile !Ir t\ ~ ~~ .•~ 'fy, ~ h---•lll ""-IP ,_P,,_AJ 6 Jj,,. - ..... q SI. - . "' 1.i~ .DAN- c 0 u (J A , ... A'\t __.. _<(-))')~ :;, {l W\S ~ ~ ~l\A(Cii~ ~ ~(~V o~ ~ " Ir>~~ ,. _<::\ ..... \ \'>- ~~~~ ~~ * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). a~ S' > ~ s t:t:!j~ ~ "' "' ll>O al :?. i"' 6== ... " ~ '"'"' ;.;1~~ .... e: 11>:!-i!. .., Q ; g:s;;;i "' - ... c: -".., .. " "' S~g "' ~ t:l ~o~ _..,_ AC !Ji l>O MJ • PC AO ~· PC IUl ,,.. Pe Pc Signed---···············-··········--····················-·····················--····-Scout Executive FORM 0·10628 7000841 o ' T ' ' c REGION No': CouNcIL No. > COUNCIL 5 558 ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ....... l~---~1. .. !?.~--------········----··-··-·-··-~ Council .... -------~~--------------~-~~-------------------------------------------·--·····-··-·--------········-····------·--········· State ................ ~~-!' •••••.•.••.•••••.•••••••••• 4 I agree to serv~ thl{esignated group or Committee of the Coun~il ~or the year ending • , t9S and hereby make apphcat1on for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is . to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit Diy answers to the following in support of my application · PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Add~tional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not mclude men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. · . D Council Member not assigned to Committee . D Committee-one slieet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns ,, ~ Pl ~~~ LIST. MEN ON COMMITTEES e.= ;11 .... > ~ .. ,, .... p.S:: t:rt-!io 8 ::.. .... ~ ... 11>8<1> ... 8 ~;!l'<f = .. <I> Qg~~ ;-[ "i P>O IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER ADDRESS .. ~ ~:: <I> o'111Q- g~ ~<I> i=o-m mZ S"~ :::s11:"=' NAME ""' ~5"8~ ...... P>:!I '"" i:c ., 0 ., 5' ooe:;:i <I> =-oq- PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY [11 P>m ()no- Q<I> 'cg / "'"' g~~I ....... ... -i1't: :;; ~CD e• 5 ' l'l R.M. Melilwee 924 li. Au'bu.n.dale Di•t~io.t Commission J1& x A'<f .-"'>. ~~)))\ Cl 1*J)~ '' ,16:> .~ o~\:;<\(~~ tR -\(~V o~ ~-- IP~ _,_, ·-· _<\"'\\'&>- ~«Vi~!.' ~~ * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column abdfe). · 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). <I> ;; ., ;;;- ~== ~ (:)" """" ~~~ .. a><!> s: SD::l-2!. ,, a ; .,.- ... .. - e:!;"<I> ... C; .. " "' ~~g ~ ~ ~o~ _., .. AO ~ ~" Signed.. ................ ~---·-·-··--·············-··--·····-···-·····-·-···---··-····-···Scout Executive _}.,:1, \~;-c~::::t:!..C 11 ,:1·n ~f~}:!~:~ :.;]. ·t~t • .lJ' .... ~. FORM 0·10628 7000841 0 < ' ' ·• REGION No: couNcIL No. COUNCIL 6 158 Ro STER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ..... J'e~-2~--~~-------------------------~ CounciL ... --------------------~!::>:!~~~:!'.~-------------------------------------------------------.. ------------------------------------------------ State·---------------------~-----~------------------------~ l agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending ·December 31 , 19 42 and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is . to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to· the following in support of my application LIST 'MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT /Borton :a • .Annis ~ .. D.. Collier ,AI.L. McGeorge rRussell R.e&ves rB'arl'T L. 'Wilson rt.R.: York / .-rJolm. Grq ADDRESS STREET No. Porter Bldg. 81 Madi eon /\.ve. Bldg. Sa.rd.la, Miss. Ro;val. Feed. & Milling Co. 162 s. Main st. 158 s .. *"""" ·' _ t;_'\. '" ))/ l~~-t -"-~" -~?attoa n -"" "' 7 · l~ntonAve. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do ·not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D pisti-ict Co!ll~itt~e-one sheet can be used providmg each District 1s marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee . D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. CITY Me11rphl1 Couacil Member Co1mcil Member u ft Please Fill in All Columns Re x ,x x AO 5'i PC F..e % . .52 AC~ ff Re x x x X· AC~ PC Re AO 3n PC X. AO 3:, PO New x 8.0 4E PC Re x Re x * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--0ne should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed .................. ·-·········-······················-···········-----------------Scout Executive ·-..:!. , ;Feb. 17 • 1942. National Council, B.s.A •• 2 Park Avenue, Net1 York Oit~, N.Y. Gentlemen: :lr lnclosed ls a check for $19.10 to cove~ the registration fees for the 19 Scouters on the attached sheet,. Please note that Frank J. Thorn desires both oertifioate1. WGM/W W. Gordon Morria Scout :R:Xecutive FORM.0·10628 7,000841 0 --' ' ' REGION No: '· CouNCIL No. ~. COUNCIL 5 558 ROSTER REGISTRATION. ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ..... ~b .•... 1.7..,. .. lP.~~---·····························• . . Chlekasa ! Counc1L .............................. :~------············································································································· State ........ ~.! •.••..••.•••.•••••••••••••..•••••••••• I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the PLEASE CHECK GROUP year ending December 31 , 19~ and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be 0 Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. 0 Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. 0 District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. 0 Merit Badge Counselor. promulgated from time to time by the ~ational and Local Councils. . . I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which 1s to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my ·membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my 0 Council Member not assigned to Committee. 0 Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. applieation Please Fill in All Columns I "' ~ l:il a=i:ii .... LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES !" ...... c..s= b't; ~~ 5'~ "'" .... io9.,,.. <I> !ZIC""'SC'D ...... IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER ADDRESS -"'" Pri (')m<D<P =i,.. "'""' o"111Q- g~ c:o-m lil"Z 6"1§ ::s "1~'CI ""' ~=8~ = .... NAME io:!l m" ::tc "'o "'0 ooe:~ (fJ ,lil= PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY ~., ~~ g ~~r; i ~ "'"' u-,ii..•- a.s-. f ! :;: ~Pre~ton Allen. Cran& Co.- Council Member Re x r~e:;;t G. Ball Boa.rd ot lllducatioa E.xecm.tiTe Boa.rd Ile x ~Hon. Walter crum.tia. ... Court ltou• Council Member Re x /,,,,.JJol-r:Jh Clark 1035 E • . Mc:Lemore Council Member Be x :--John Clegh.om WMC 'I· Radio- StaU. E.xeeutive lJoa.l"d Re x ~Dr. J. MUJ"l7 Dads 1121 Madt.so.n Couneil Member Re x ~· J .J. Bobson 1024 Madison Ave. Couneil Member .v-?<\I .Re x ,..Alohn McGregor McGregor' a lac. CounC:. ~)"')~ Re % f,..CUfford Penland Memphis. Chamber of Commerce 1: ·" l1& % ,,...,J,.E .. Sa:bm S tertek l314g. Co-.d~ ~ember· Re x i,....R.ll~. Sima. Jr. 584 Hernando ::> ~<\(~o1l Member- .Re x I...§ .x.. Skinner 1200 Poplar ~ ~~ecutive :Board Re x V-1'-J~ Vaadel"JDa.l'k -1 ;:,i ~j - '.&. .. . - ~\ ~"',!,;~Eieeuti ve .Boa.ni New ·-- - x f - Wet,er· 107 Oour\ t?~vt> -~v 'C'5Uncil M.eml.Jer Re x. 1 ......Carl L. Willlaa StE&rl.dar~\....._• ..... ~ '"Iii. " • ..,,.,. ' Councll Member Re x ~((\)~~ LJrank J,. !hoq ;~·· I.igh't .• Gas & Water Dt'Visio.a Diatrtct Com. Re x L..JIZ'. .IJIU.me M • ca.rr· 099 Ma.di.son. Ave. Merit Badge Cmm :New x /~ommie F. Johnson 1606 li'.;astmorelaud Merit B~ tt New x J ~bert G. Shultz. Sr. 2389 Broad Merit Badge It 1'ew x * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). C"O t:f > ~ ~"10 l B "'"h <I> (I) ...... !O ~== .. - - " ~ ()" Qo "ti~~ Cl><I> ~ Q s: p.1 :l!. ... a.- ... "' - ; g.l:>a> ., ::t -"., .. " "' S:~g !§ Ill '<I ~~~ _..,_ AC 31 PC AO 41 PC AO & PC AC ~ PC AC 3~ PC AC 4f PC AO 51 PC AC 5~ !PC AC 4~ I PC AC ~ pC AC 4' 'PC AC & l PG AC 5l •PC AC 6l 'PC AC 5l •PC AC 21 tim!U Ali 41 J .ru AC 31 PO AC o; LPG Signed ............................................ -----------···············-···-······--Scout Executive , FORM 0-1i062B"7000841· .. 0 ' ... . ' R:i:G10N No . . '· 5 " l CouNcIL No. - 558 COUNCIL ROSTER REGISTRA TJON _ ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOOTERS Date------------------------m---~---------------------------------------• Council. _________________ !!_~-~~~~~----------------------------------------------------------------·------------------------------------------------ State---------~-~~~-------,------------------·-:------• I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending llecember a. ' 19 42 and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) . . registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to tl).e Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated-on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. . D District Conimittee-,-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee--one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. - I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until t_he expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application Please Fill in All Columns "' ~ [~~ LIST l\1EN ON COMMITTEES i:t! f?_l:S ~ ... > > "' "'"' p.S:: b'""- :.. ... "" .... i»El<D .... a ~ ""~~ ="' .. mga ;-[ "l .. 11>0 IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER ..,..., [ ::!. ... ~== ADDRESS "'"" "'":C g'1oq- 8a ""'" co-m ... " i!l- "g go iiiZ ~~ ~~~ "'" g11~~ aa- s: 1»::t~ NAME II>~ m" :::!i>-3S: "' (') ... "'Eii '='o '<'o rnea(l)i ill::: (!) - ; ~~& ... p; PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY 9_11 ~m c:ioo- i m " "' o-i;r "'"' ~~~' ~ I» -~hi• :.q- ~ ~o~ ., ~ .. _..,_ /i:erm. Frank :Benner 251 Court Field. Sci.)u.t Commissioner for Senior SCO\lti.nc. '· (already reg. as (founoil M.br. N0\1 Ko l! ee. Dl .. AO! 5:.1 PC ;/C .. Arthur Jruc-e E.L. :Bruce Co. Executive lJof?..J:"O. Re x AC 58 PC /lrad. L. Christenl-m.v- ltempr..:!e r.1 .aoht .. Gas & Water Din!!loa x AC 4'J PC ..... B::teeutive Boa.rd Re - . ./ (Please ~e~iet&r-!r. Com. tr. !-;b ala)· /1!'\i /Charles Gallina, Jr. 1--- 128? Eastmorel.ana. A"Vt..- 1-.Asst. DisM. Jl.i~i)\ Bew x ,/ ~AC al 1909 /LOuis R. E'umyh1'"&7S U•S. Post Off's. ht age a :t F. r~ · -111 \I)\'\ · .... . ••. -'1;0· .•.•.• ., ' '• Rew x v' AC 44 JO" f" 'f'o-r Senlo.r· Seoutis!r ~· /Allen Morgan First ktional Ba.ult - ~ -fr'"'--· (C' ~ber Re x AC 33 PC //Lawrence Prentiss Lowell' 373 N. lJelle'fu tr"'" ""'" v .. • OoJild.asione::e Re x 1V AC Z7 BOS /fre:d Pritchard 433 Madi.sea o<- ~ ~ v :Ba.6£e er-it Counselor Re x h ]' Saunder& l.899 M&dis~n.e.~ .._\\it Med t Ifad{;e Counselor N'et1 • :J• " % /T.W. '\'1'1al.ler 1049 lito _J~~ Mtstri c-i :Oolilmi ssi oner Net>.i x ~tR'\~I; ~:Jj~ . ~/ INTlini RA.Cl.AL ...S-.Ji:WIOI.E DIVISION I J.w. 1:ster 1074 Shaw Field Comm! ssi oner Re x Seminole DiVisiaa ,.,.......- / * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). AC «> PC AC 4"1 PC NJ 39 .PC AO 60 PC Signed----·--------·--------------·----·--------------------------··-------·-----------Scout Executive ( {j ,, i\'~' ·--~ ·' Ba.ti.on.al Cottn~i. n.s . .a.. • 2 Pdk Avenue, Bw ?otk City. :w. I. Gentlemetu Ma.rob 11, 1943. for the Sooute:z·s ca the attache4 liat. ,._,I:' ~. ('· /\ Plea.ea note that Mr. Hem-1 Bennel" is alrea<ly rag:i.1 ... tored as a Oouneil Mem'belt and that *'• bed Chrt.ateabuJ'3 4e81ree '° WGM/W w. Gordon Morri• Scout lf.xeeutive l FORM 0· 1 oe2s' 7000841 0 ' REGION Nd. CouNCIL No. 5 558 COUNCIL I ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ........ ~~~--~~! ... ~~~-~-----···········----------~ Council. ...................... C.J:L:l~~s.aw. ............... :.......................................................................................... State ........ ~~~~-~---·······-······················-~ i agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the .Council for the year ending Dec~~mb~r 31 , 19~and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. PLEASE CHECK GROUP 0 Additional Executive Board Members. Do not in, elude men already listed on Form 1062A. 0 Add!tional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not 111clude men already listed on Form 1062A. 0 District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. 0 Merit Badge Counselor; · . 0 Counci.l Member not assigned to Committee. 0 Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of ·receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application Please Fill in All Columns 'Cl ~ g~ S' !:d· !!ts=!· ..... > ~ LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES ? ,,...., i:lic:: b'"'.\ B "'"' 11>8<>"' B i:r=i '<I S'~ "' S"i ::l i~ mo-""" CD Q) ll'O IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER ..,.tr Q<DCD~ ...... ;;;" 6== ADDRESS .. o'"ftJQ- 8; ~ ()" tra> co-m m "'"'' iiiZ S'~ :.I'~~ .... .. .. t:S rt ~IC e: 11>:!.2!. "'" gS-8~ ""' NAME ~=! ~ g. .... ,, 'Cl Q ; .,.- ... / ooea .. ~::: "' - <lot:l>CD STREET No. ll'o jgll! ... c: ~!ig PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT CITY ""' g·~~i i ..... "' ~ '""' ~ ~ OCDt> Memnld.s f:tD •• eo~ ... -...... Mr. J.R. Hartle 1954 Oliver MBrit &d.<:-e Ocn;nselor x AC. iO ., Mr. Wallace R. Reid 1695 N .. p_:.._~ Oouaeil Memb.er x IAC 51 , ·ar. Hope H. fa:Vd Route l, Rernando.Mise .. Camp Di?"ect~ IAC i ~ IGd ($1.00 seat ln to Nation..qJ Couaeil, Ja:t.J.'fJ.8Z7 27th wl. th Charter_ A.~1pliootioa See attached sheet. Io <l i. A;> A" {) ·A ~ fJ - /} . L,,., L.,~_,,,, """' ~ ' ,. J-r_- ii v If A'\1 ' """~ ·nYS~ ~...;,,,_ 1» (\ ~·)) 15>- ~ - ~~~<:..(Vi~ IR :\\'~\> o~ ~ "' IP~~ {{~~- - <t:\ ~fR\~~ ; ~"..;::;> * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). SignecL ............ ---····-······;·················--····-······························Scout Executive ! March 31, 1942. National Council, 13.S.A., 2 Park Avenue, N~w York Ci'Qr, N.Y. Gentlemen: .(,· Included in the enclosed check ts $2.10 for the registrntion - ot two Scouters end one large certifiot;"te on the attached sheet. With best wishes, I am i'f. Gordon Morr! s Scout Executive FORM 0·1062 2000841 D ,, ' . > REGION No., CouN-cIL No. COUNCIL ROSTER I 151 REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOOTERS Date ____ 4'1\u _ ll •.. l~-----------------·-·-··-·----------- council ........................... ~--------------------.Ch.tekaaaw, ......... ----------·--·-·----.. ------------------------------------------------ State _________ !f..-._ _______________________________ _ I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending .............. ~ ... .31. .............. ...: ...... ___________ , 142----· (Expiration Date) and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. PROFESSIONAL AND VOLUNTEER STAFF I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. Please Fill in All Columns ./ / I 'ti ~ E.1:1 :ii .... ~ QI ,, .... i:r.=t:r""' a s-~ P' ... "'Sm,.. QI """ "'gil$ tr{ ~=- p;'$ ~~!Jq ;- ADDRESS p-<D g~ mZ S'~ ;~:~ TITLES ""' ..... NAME P>:il "'" ~S'"ls; ::tc: "'o 'tlo mea .. ~:::: i" .... PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY ""' g£~i ~ "'"' ~rt -CD•' 5 Professional Staff Executive Asst. Exec. Asst. Exec. Field Exec. Field Exec. Field Exec. Field Exec. Volunteer Staff Ai Fielcu;;om'r. <f\"\ \ Fie{~ coik'JJ\S' v ., fo..fiel<~m'r. ~ f \?\\CG ~ield Com'r. ltllliam P • ltemt0rih1' Commerce Tltl& Bldg[{' r '"~::-A1l S~ist. Com'r. lle :a:. w. I. illtehinaon lt06 Lnilale o"'~ ~~ u l.tDist. Com'r. He x - «'"::-\,'\> Dist. Com'r. <\ '\\\. \'t>~ Dist. Com'r. rr ca)~ Dist. Com'r. ,y Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. *If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). > > [~~ ~ OQ =-:11~ ~., ... QI P>O iD' 6== ~ ;- ~ () '"'" ;ii~~ .... s: P> :+a "..' n- ; §:!ill ..., C; -""' ~ .,. S-h 1:1 ~ ;_ .0, .=.- AC 2E p AO 32 p -- ,____ Signed. __________________________ !!'~~--~~»---!«e.mJt ___________________ Scout Executive / / 1leg1strat1on Sarvie(::~, Do1 Scouts ot America, :9 X>arlt Ave.• rfow Yorl\:, New York Gentlemen& <,) ,., lnol:uded in the ~mclosed ohecl: plGaa0 find :i;2.oo to i"ec.;i ter the tollotd.n.~ Seo-ers at Asaistant Di:otrict Cr.mnlt:Hd.one:rs to~ the y<:m,r!;'end1ng nee. 33.t l9A,~5t / ~ ' WU:U.s.m P. Kenwox'tlW• Oommorce '1'1t1o :Bldg.• Hcm;Jhia Sincerely yours, w. Gordon Morris. Scout Ji!•cu:Hve ~~__x, j,.- Form 0-716-250000 1141 l".P. ,,\_ 1 l • . REGJON No.,. COU:NCIL No . TROOP No. POPULATION GROUPS Al I BI 100,000 and over l 10,003-100,000 BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 2 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. cl I DI 1,000-10,000 I Under 1,000 and Open. Country SCOUTER APPLICATION (TO BE USED FOR ALL NEW SCOUTERS AND CUBBERS). Check Population Group in which applicant lives To Serve as-------~:--:-:-------------------:::---:----::--=:---,---::--,-,,---~------------ (Rank) Troop N·o. and City (or Subject if Merit Badge Counselor) Fromi-----------------~----------------To~----------------- (Expiration Date) To The National Council: Boy Scouts of America, 2 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. (Date) I hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America, and subscribe to its Scout Oath and Scout Law and its Declaration of Religious Principle as stated on the attached sheet and agree, if a membership certificate is granted to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws of both the National and Local Councils and such rules and regulations a~ may be promulgated from time to time by them .. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year (or a pro rata fee), fifty cents: of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at rthe National Offic.e and continue until the expiration of my annual reg>istration. I submit additional information listed below in su~.....,.~} PJ.> li~~· SIGNATURE of APPLICANT in ful.~l --~-_,___-_,..fL-,____.L~------..- -~~~----,-------------- Street address (Mailing address) Home Phon . .__ ________ _ City County State, _________ _ Business Address•----------------·--------------Bus. Phone, __________ _ Approve:u_ _________________ , _____ Title (of Approving officer) ______________ _ (see "Approval" on information &heet) 1. Ag . Amer. Citizen or First Papers 3. Race ---------------- 4. Have you already paid a registration fee i'n another capacity? Yes D No D if so, Where? _____________ _ 5. Do you desire pocket certificate 0 larg.e certificate for framing D (or both toe additional) Oi------------ 6. Were you a Scout? Yes D No D If so, how long? Tr. No. ___________ _ 7. Were you a Cub? Yes D No D If so, how long? Pack No. _________ _ 8. Have you been a Scout Official Yes D No D What capadty? Where, ________ _ 9. When and how long? _______________________________________ _ 10. What, if any, Scout Training Certificate .do you hold? ____________________________ _ 11. Present occupation and position hel.U------------------------------------- 12. What other experience, if any, have you had in connection with organization for boys or young men? ______ _ 13. State the highest Institutions from which you have graduated Grammar D High School D College D 14. What is your religious preference? Catholic D Jew D Protestant D Other D None D 15. Are you a member? Yes D No D 16. Are you married? Yes D No D 17. Have you boys of your own? Yes _ No D TO BE FILLED IN BY LOCAL COUNCIL (OR HEAD OF INSTITUTION IF NOT UNDER COUNCIL) Is the person to be dropped in any other capacity? Yes No If so, which Is the person taking the place of any other person who is to be dropped? Yes No If so, whom? What capacity? Date Signatur"' (for Troop Organization and Extension Committee) Date Signatnr"' Scout Exeeutive (To be signed by Head of Institution if Not Under Council) (1) INDEX: Status of Troop Expiration (2) APPROVAL (3) Certificate Written (4) Large Certifi.ca,tre written Statistical Entry (5) Stencil Made Compared (6) Application filed Filed by .; :Hr;t;i:":>tr~~}~·,i911 ~f)~rice~e Jl(;~~p ~~ .. ~:;e;i1~~ ·j 1;.~ A:;:1-:_~:t.<>1t;t~, !2 l"::>.1~.-: .''i.vo.,, · ~ ·~:--; ~ .r ~,t ~:Y~"i.z:-e i :·(rr _,t 1.~ c; ~ 1.~: ,; ·---- "' " !t1cln:'eiL 1n tl~Ji; 1·m.c1osotl cheic1·; p:rnn:e;n f'i"!id :~1.00 tt:1 :f·(?.3{;~br~·r·;·~~:«·'.i" tl1e fo11~~vr!r~f~ Scc .. ;t~:1~ es fl I-~e1"i.'!i ;n~J.c;c Ccn1r.t.S(7~1~~,; o~r Chie"b1!Ll&'llt Cotmcilt · :z: w. filtO.rdc,n Morxis" ~kimit '.ilt?..aeu.Hvo ner;i strr',,tion Servi cu.•• :Boy $oottt$ ot itnenoa, 2 llark Avenu.e9 New Yo3"k .. 1 ty, 1. t. I Gcnt14'mtsnr. June 16, 1942. Included in the enclosed check please flP.A $1.00 to :regtst;ei> 'the following a.s, Council Members of Ohiokaanw Ooune11. :n.s.A.: ·~ Lelte lfaT• Commerce Tl tle Bldg. Re AO 49 PO 3PO JUna Vista PC Please o~ the address ot Mr. M.O. Carter, Council Momb0}:r t from SOO Slll"ine Bldg;. to 2261 Mad1aon Aim.• <=''12.d F,,J ~ Vandermarl~.' s adclr0ss from Bartlett. Tenn. to '104 De:rmon Bldg~, Memphis~ Te:r..n. '.''. Gordon Merri s Scnu.t Exem:i.t·hre :Boy Soouta of Am®r1cn, 2 Pnl'lt Ave. • N'eN 'tork, Nau York Hentlemen: Included in the enclosed check: v1ea9e finii $1.00 to Cordiall7 yours• w. Go~d.on Morrie, Scout }~~CUM.Ve \ ... \ I -~·· .. - ,.....,; FORM 0·1062 2000841 D I_ I CouN.c1L No. . REGioN No.· COUNCIL ROSTER 5 REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ... ~~--~!?.t ... !~1~-------······························· Council. .................................................. Q~~~---·········································································· State ............... ~~---·························· I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending ............. J).9..C.:JL •.. ~1. ....... ----·-·····---·-----· 19 _ 42_, . (Expiration Date) and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. PROFESSIONAL AND VOLUNTEER STAFF Please Fill in All Columns I '<:j i:O e.1:1::; .... ~ > > [~~ 11> "'"' o.C: tr .... a ~~ C' ... '"a"' ... -C' '.:1 a ~ =-::; '4 "' in 0""1Cll (I) .. 0 ... C' """'"""' t:t"' 6=~ aaiaiai " " ... I"" ADDRESS (I) g~~! 000 ., - aC;'"z' ... " ~ """" =~ g ... ;.ii~~ "..'."..' TITLES ""' ::1"1(DJ::l "''"" C' .-.- NAME ,.::; "'" §:S"~s; ::!<:: "" (') :; _.., ::l>ll> ""o ""5' rnea t'D :> := "' - ;; !'g ["1 ~::g \IQ '4 " ::! PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY g~~i " " c. '""' 5 I;!' § ~ "'" ~t'D •• 1! ~[ Professional Staff Executive Asst. Exec. Asst. Exec. Field Exec. Field Exec. Field Exec. Field Exec. Volunteer Staff ~<I Field...G.om'r..<f\~\ Fie£l CoJ.\J)\> .., / / ~ ~ielc~m'r. v Dr. A. ll. (>~~CV. ~eld Com'r. Weeks 999 E. Parkwav S .... J(d'h,~"1 ~.'!> l.? Dist. Com'r. re % o\\ ~- Dist. Com'r. - rr'i\~ Dist. Com'r. - c". '\\\ \') >' - Dist. Com'r. ((" (())~ Dist. Com'r. ~ Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). AO S5 Signed .............................. !~ ... !!~.,~~-! .................. Scout Executiv~ p Regintr tion Service. , Boy Scouts of America. 2 P::.:rk Ave•• lfow York• New York Se-pt. 18• 1942 lnclucled tD. the enclosed check please :find $1.00 /gtstmtio. n tee to registol' District Commissioner \,/' Warren Led'ketter, to December 31• 1942., WGrJ/J Sincerely yours, w. Gordon Morris 0 Scout F.xecut1ve I . ,. ,, REGION No<., CouRcILNo. COUNCIL 5 558 ROSTER REG~STRA TION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date .. ~tm\.Je ... 1.fl ... J.,..a ................................... . Councd ....... - ............. ~!tQ.Q.'@.Y........................................................................................................... State ............... !~.~---····························· I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending ........ ~...!---·-···-···--·--·-···-·--·--··--·---, 194~·-_, (Expiration Date) and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. PROFESSIONAL AND VOLUNTEER STAFF Please Fill in All Columns I 'd ~ O'O tj ~ e.io:; .... > > g, ~ 0 <D :.. .... "I>'' "..'. ,o...9= .l:.J.'.'°.' e oq tT:; '<I CD I'·'" =~ ::.! <D '"0 "'"" Qg'~ $ CD 6=~ ADDRESS ,.t>' Pi'$ .., .., j;;' tT'" g~~! g~ ~ S" ~ """' iiiZ =m ~;i§ <DID O' ..... TITLES "'" :P1aiP' "'"" ...,._ NAME ll>:; ~ 5- @:S'8p; p;" 'g g ~ _.., l:l><D ., 0 ooea<I> io::: .., p; ~'g STREET No. CITY a~ !l>rn g~~i oq '<I PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT m " "' (')CD "'"' 5 .:;- ig ~ "'" "°(I) • I 0 !; ~ ...... Professional Staff Executive Asst. Exec. Asst. Exec. Field Exec. Field Exec. Field Exec. Field Exec. Volunteer Staff .Cl Fiel W::om'.r,~" '.\ F~ i colQJ\)S' -.... ~ ./ ...... - ' s::Fiel~m'r. ~ R\~,(C;J ~ield Com'r. vwarrea Led.better P. o. Bo x 295. • §.......Kt"~\'-u~";';'S" llDI?. . Dist. Com'r. le z AC 25 \\ ~/ Dist. ·Com'r. ~~'!> Dist. Com'r. ~c:'.\{f\)))l> Dist. Com'r. !:::::"'\ /F;',,COJ~')>.._ Dist. Com'r. ' ~~\.Y~ Dist. Com'r. t> Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). SignecL ................. ~!: .. ~~-~;~~---························-Scout Executive •,,,.. r ;;<: :; ;1ru c )1tnci 1. }5.' ,..r.,.,, 2 Fr .r'1 :: ·1.vr:-n1lc • m'" Y:r~'.~ Gl ty • W .~:.. ,, '·:. G-orch:n Mc:,rris '>oout .~:xcoutive . ·~ .T->.-L·l.~1 .1.~~ ·-~•·.1-"L'<·:·.· .r. . 1-~,;"c' ,m. #.". J_"· ll" , .'fui ..-:-·.~ ., 7~· 1.,., :::; _p,·~;c'._ .·,·\renuc, lfot1 York City, lf .Y .. lf ! MEMBER OF INTER RACIAL COMMITTEE Lloyd M. 01Neal 2687 Burne Ave. Age 47 Amer. Cit. 48-5371 48-4431 Station 35 ASM & SM 1919 - 1924 Scout Executive & Deputy Regional Executive 1924-1940 ,,) SUGGESTED QOUNC!L MEMBERS FOR 1942 ADDRESS NOllINATED BY J.. Ir. George c. EarJ.T Pig•n ~ndstle, Inc. Mr. o. K. Earp 2. Mr. Harold Emick Burroughs Adding M2 .. chine Co. ft 5. Mr. Harr,y L. Wilson Sinela.ir H.efining Co. u 4. Ir. RobGrt Cooke Hernando, Mir,s. Mr. T. }'. Howard 5. Mr. A. V. Shannon Lake Cormorant, ~iss. fl 6. Mr. w. F. 'l'urman Horn te.ke, ftiss. ff 7. Mr. c. G. Allen Cockrum, Miss. ft 8. Mr. .r. w. Norvell Olive Branch, rtiss. ti 9. ~"r. J. R. Hartie Bluff cCity Delivery Co. Mr. J. G. Gatf':IS -10. Mr. Merrill J;.icobs Model Laundry Cleaners Mr. w. Gordon Morrie ~ 11. lb'. S. L. Kopald The Humko Co. ~12.- Mr. B. F. lWeamey l40 Commerce Title Bldg. ft fl ...,,.._~ l.5. Mr. Russell l~. Reeves Russell Reeves Motor Co. " ---14. l'{T. Lloyd . Bensinger Kraus Co. " -·-15. Mr. Swayne Latham Swayne Latham Tires, Ine. 1'f ie.s:.Mlt.;:$~ 1;,~-~~·~~~. ff ''"''~,~H. w1r. Richard Alcott Riechman Crosby Co. n 18. Mr •. C. B. Cowan Memphis Ms:ehinery Co. Ir. E~r Ries 19. Mr. John Grey 1864 Madison Ave. " 20. Mr. William Clark Clark &: F&y w 21. Mr .. Gerald Fay Clark & Fay " 22. Mr. J. I. Sea:y Layne & Bo~ler, Inc. 23. Mr .. Larry B.. . Creson Commerce Title Bldg. " Mr. J. Seddon Allen \\ 24. Mr .. Russell Gregg Anderson, Clayton & Co. " 25. Hon. Marion Boyd U. s. Court Ifause Mr .. w. P .. Halliday 21. Mr. N. J. Boat:ner 805 Exchange Bldg. Mr. Harry Webb 27. Mr. F. w. Paul Goldsmith•s ft 28. Mr. Frank King Idlewild Presbyterian Church fl 29. Jr. Fred B. trsifus 00 s. Main St. Mr. A. E. Hoh~nberg 30. Mr. Wm. Neely 'Mallory Mrs .. Compress & St.g .. Co. It 51. Mr. tee Mallory W. B. Mallory & Sons 52. Er. C. B. Young S6rdis, W.ss. lfr. A. B. Friend 35. ~r. F. w. Klyce s~rdis, Miss. fl 54. Ir. W. B. IDorr SF..rdis, Mi.f3.8. " 55. ltr. Alfred Sohm Bank of Commere.e Bldg. Mr. R. L. Defries 56. Mr. George T. Perkins 1095 t:helsea Ave. 57. Mr. Paul Brown Hernando, Miss. Mr. o. L. Cox 58. Mr., R.. P. Cooke Hernando, Miss 59. Mr. c. L,. Riggan Lake Cormorant, Miss. 1-f- 0, ~j--\f' !,{J'~ !J . (~At.-~ / 1...f '-f ·f '..J . .-t..:H.:tti~ ~. ) A f! 'f' : . , (\ (i.f ,~ft •"; , ., f f ~!'"" .r ~v IJ;? /~ ·' . ',, t ~,. i!:L~· • ... .. {},C··VIAH'.~·~h.Ay'·. , t;;' ........., ,, ·",' "'\ ,,)i'-,"" '"' '·<}-o·' ;., '· . , Vv '·"' ,.,... .. ,.,J,,f , . ...;- - ll v c.,.G .. L, :e.(.A,, . V n t r: () h .J ' /~--t~'· • . ) ,, : /. c /\ CHICKASAW COUNCl.L BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA INCORPORATED HENRY M. CLAYTON, PRESIDENT PERCY C. CLARKE. SECRETARY EMILE A. BIZOT, TREASURER A. K. BURROW, VICE-PRESIDENT EDWIN DALSTROM, VICE-PRESIDENT W. P. HALLIDAY, VICE-PRESIDENT LUCIUS E. BURCH, VICE-PRESIDENT NORFLEET TURNER, VICE-PRESIDENT F. JOE FLANAGAN, COMMISSIONER HEARN W. TIDWELL, ASST. SCOUT EXECUTIVE W. GORDON' MORRIS, SCOUT EXECUTIVE PHONE 5-2351 501-507 COLUMBIAN MUTUAL TOWER MEMPHIS, TENN. Nov. 17, 1942 TOM H. REYNOLDS, ASST. SCOUT EXECUTIVE Mr. Charles M. Crump, 1830 Exchange Bldg., Memphis, Tenn. Dear Mr. Crump: :,,·. As per our conversation, please see below the names of some proposed Council Members for 1943. If these meet with your approval, will appreciate it if you will notify me by return mail. Likewise if there are any names on here that do not meet with your approval, I will appreciate it if you will advise me. WGM:ew Mr •. Ja,ck Carley ••••••••••••• The Commercial Appeal Ye Mr. ~horn.as A. Evans ••••••••• Commerce Title Bldg. Mr. Marion G. Evans ••••••••• Commerce Title Bldg. Dr. c. H. Glover •••••••••••• Exchange Bldg. ':Jr- Mr. Blanchard S. Tu.al ••••••• Exchange Bldg. ::c.-: Mr. John W. Maden ••••••••••• 608 Jefferson Ave. : . Mr. Ed Vaiden ••••••••••••••• Columbian Mutual Tower Mr. Mayer Meyers •••••••••••• Mayer Meyers Paper Co., 6 W. Calhoun Mr. Doddridge Nichols ••• ••.•• u. &. P. N. B. & T. Co. Mr. F. F. Munson •••••••••• •'- 615 Grand Central Sta • .. \( .Dr. Harry C. Schmeisser •• ., •• University of Tennessee· Ivlr. John B. Vesey••••••••••• Court 'House Mr. W. C. Teague •••••••••••• The Commercia4 Appeal - '"Mr. Wayne Deupree •• ••••••••• 149 Monroe Mr. Henry G. Orndorff .i. ••••• Lowenstein• s· Mr. Lester Crain •••••• ~ ••••• Cotton Exchange Bldg. With kindest regards, I am· c°j~~ W. Gordon Morris, Scout Executive America's Future lies in its Youth! • CHIC'.KASAW OOHNOIL, B.B.A. APRIL 1942/March 1943 Ti',xecutive' s Salaries Asst. E~' J. • Salary (H. T.) It 11 It ( H. ~.~. ) H !I ti (T.C.) !I !I II (T.R.) II !! tl (i1.fl .n.) So out Executive (W .G.M.) Canp Dir RO tor (H,.H.F.) Off.A. q:::lary ... BookkeP.ner (R .J. ) Stenogra:phe:rs Bookkeep er Off ice Ba.lary Audit Auto Ca.mna.ign Insurance Miscellaneous Office 7~qu1pment ( 8 • i-T. ) (J.,f, ,,r.) '• l,5?5.00. 650.00 520.00 1,320 .. 00 4,2QO.OO . £3,265.00 1,440.00 l,244.50 -- . 1, 781. 83 ...-· l ,620 .oo ....... 6,086.33 117.81 v so.oo v 994.98 v 4 • 301 • 33 t ... f 40. 50 l,./ v 252.43 44 7" 79 i.---- 1,800.00 1,800.ob 600.15 . v 500 .. 15 377.00 42.34 lS.?3 Total - 10,065.00 6,586.48' 117.81 ..-· eo.oo 1.- 1, 3'21. 98 ' r.-~ 4 '30.l. 33 f"'",,. 40.50 ~,.-· 294. 77 ~~- 467.52 t,..-~ Off ice Supplies Organization Postage Publicity Quota Rent Ret'.lre.nent rund Fuel Kamp Kls. Kim.a. Camp Currier .. 2 - v'· 524. 20 v v,, 125. ;)"( ~ \..--' 565.?3 i--- v ie.11 I<-'·' \...·· 575.00 v tr"''' 1,02.0 .. 00 t...-- t,.>·/'" 497.83 v v 433.46. y ~381.57 // v 209. 75 1.-- .........-116.15 v 21~~. 72 ·v "Sl~ctricity :,,- v,..... Camp Currier 449.65 It Immrance H ~-"" 249.54 v Repairs II v" 56.11 v/ Swimming Pool - 221.Z§ N v \.... 26 '703. 96 v Loan - Ted Childress 265. 00 ·~ U. s. r;.r0vernment Bonds 5 I (}()Q • (jQ i.---· 390.0l ~ ..... 32,348.97 ,_./" 34. 91 i.--- v' 559 .11 ,__ v 125.37 t- 51.31 /,..- ._... 61 7 • 04 /,_..,--· 15 .. 11 :. .. -·- 575. 00 , __ ., 81.00 '-'· 497.83 t '1-- 43.53 .... ~ .. 476 .. 99 __ ,. ,. 3f3!1.. 57 t--· 70.68 ~,,. ........ 2B0.43 /.-. ... 29.19 v ,... ~ 29.19 {, .. - 116.15 ,,._ 98. 31 ........ ~ ....... 98 .. 31 v--- 3,14.8.16 v- 1 G53o62 r,.....---· a. x--. '.:),9 I 85?, .11 ;?65.00 v.,., 5 1 000.00 v-·· 390.0l V' -" -- 3,148.15 35 ,·497 .12 .. .....--·' CHICKASAW OOUBGlL, :StStAt FINANCil1Ji RJ"l:?Olt! · • March 1, 1942. 1941 Crunpaign Pledges Wnite Int0r Haoial ·~'Otal: Pledges 1941 Campaign Fledges PaJ.d Waite I.nter Racial Total Plod.gos Paid 1941 Carq>aign Ylel~es to be collected White Inte:r lt"l.Cial total Unpaid Pledges * * • * * * * * Cash on Hand C~a.lga Acooun\ Legacy .. Mrs. F.lb:a.-oeth B. Currier Legacy • Mrs. Emma. Voorhies Ca.mp Ourrl er L:?Jce Fund Kamp Kia Kima Camp Currier Ca.mp Danlela $ 2'1,414.24 .2.ota.aa $ 30,079.16 $ 21,444.33 $ 1,760.20 874.M $ 2.634.84 $ 2,967.31 ./ · s,000.00 5,ooo.oo 400.30 590.64 69.49 9.23 $ 14,036.9? • CHICKASAW CiJUNCIL, B.S.A. Canpa.1e;n Pledges 1942 FINANCIAL REPORT June l,1942. Total White Tota1 Inter Raoil Total PledgAS Campaign Pledges Collected 1942. Tot~J. W:hlte Total Int~r.Raoi~l 1942 Campaign Pledges to bf.I Colle.,ted Total White Tota.l_ Inter Racial $31,093.33 2.575,18 33,668.51 $23,200.28 .. 1.o:i.1.oe ~~24, 211. 36 :!t 7,893.05 J;564.10 ~ 9,457.15 CHICKASAW COUNCIL, D. s. A. INC. FINANCIAL REPOR! Nov. 5, 1942. Total White Total Inter Racial Total White :~ o tal Int er Racial Casl i. on }L-,,nd CaE1pnir,n Account - Union Planters li~itional .Bank & Trust Co. C::.unn Carrier Lake Fund .. Natione.l Bank of Commerce Legacy from the Estate of Mrs. Elizabeth ~. Ou.r~ier National :Bt:ink of Commerce First National Bank J~sts,te of Urs. Emma D. Voorhiem P1:1rchaeed U.S. Government :Botl.dJ~ $ 34,000.73 * 10,9~)8.ll 503.30, 2,515.62 2,515.62 c.wrrp ~.n:l.els Kamp Kia. !<1ma Crunp Currier f'.orth Memphis Bran.ch - Union Planters Nait.Bk. First Wational Denk 5.000.00 73.18 572.58 Manhattan Bri~'ch:ch.- Union Pl&.nters Ne.t. Bk. 71.73 I CHICKASAW OOUNCIL, B. s. A. INC. FIHANOl.AL JilialOR! Oct. l• 1942. Campaign Pledges 1942 Total White Total Inter Racial Total Pledges Ce .. mpaign :Pledges Collected 1942. Total White Total Inter Ra.Cial Total Pledges 1942 Campaign Pledges to be Collected To. te.l White Total Inter Raoial Total unpaid Pledges • • • • Ca.sh on Hand Chickasaw Council. B.S.A. Campaign Account Legacy from the Bstate of Mrs. Elizabeth B. Currier Legacy from the Estate of Mrs. Emma D. Voorhies Camp Ourri er Lake Fund Camp Daniele Camp Currier . Kamp ·Kia Kima $ 31,211.34 2. 797.39 $ 34,008.73 $ 26,847.54 1.555.31 $ 28,402.85 $ 4,363.80 1.242,08 $ 5,605.88 s,000,00 5,ooo.oo 397.32 88.68 12.30 CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B.S.A., FINANCIAL CAMPAIGN 1942 Batesville, Miss Eudora, Arkbutla, Miss. Sardis, Miss. Lake Cormorant, Miss Cold Water, Miss. Hernando, Miss. Senatobia, Miss. Nesbitt, Miss. Como, Miss. Olive Branch, Miss. Horn Lake, Miss. Arkansas Tennessee 175.00 45.00 175.00 262.25 42.75 193.00 300.65 20.00 145.50 47.40 29.25 1,435.80 531.50 521.00 $ 2,488.30 ···=™ CHICKASAW CatliifCIL, B. S. A. Il'il'Co SEIUOR SCOUTING Sept. 1, 1941 - Oct. 26, 1942. Boy Scouts Special Fund, Petty Cash Milton Bowers Welding Co. Cha.moers Ezell Lumber Co. J • :B • Cook & Co • Fischer Lime & Oeraent Co. Russell Ha.rc1wick ·r:r. Gordon. Morris (Petty Cash) Boy Scouts Special Fund (Petty Cash) Seabrook Paint Co. Boy Scouts Special :EUnd (Petty Cash) C.W. Basden J3auer 1 s Red Line Transfer & Storage Co. Boy Scouts Special Fund (Petty Cash) C.las:cock' s Motor Block Service Riechman Crosby Co. ~IcCall Service Station Memphis Boat &. Dry Dock Co., Fischer Lime & Cement Co. Automotive Service Co. II ii II II ;: II Hilton Bowers KelcUng Co. Bauer's J .\!. Crosier H.L. Cloyes C.haltl.bers Ezell Lumber Coo DeSoto Hardware Faherty Electric Supply Co. Russell Hardwick Hurley & Shelton Kentln Teylor 11 1-Iemohis Boat Co. Putty Knife Welding Exhaul t Pipe Lumber & life,ils Resilver Reflector Cement & Sanc1 Light Bulbs, Sockets, Plugs l :Broom Picture Frame 1 Record Book i Gal. Porch & Deck Lead 1 Picture FreJne Delco Battery 1l::x:change Starter Cartage & Loan of a Piano - 11 Bridge of B:onor 11 nBridge of Honor 11 loss Repairing Boat Engine l Valve Seat to fit installed 2 Valve Seats tightened :Belmont Wire - Inserted Packing 6 (Lts Oil 10 Spark Plugs 8 Lbs Grease Dock Boat - two days l Stl:.ffing :Sox 2 Gal. Grey Gun 15.00 4o50 3.00 4=.50 7.00 2.00 Grade Steelkote Caulking Compound Filter - Fittings Switch Carburator Parts Turn :Bec."rin~; on Shaft - Bab-oett Strut Bearing P.epair He.gneto on Ship 15 G·a,l. Gas 10 Gal. Gas, C~rpress 2 Snaps Repairs - Eisern2.n Mag. 2 Light Lense Propeller repaired 1 Sea Clo Repair Kit 2 Pulleys Screen Wire - Tacks - plastic 3.12 33.85 2.75 1.40 ilood - Turpentine - Wire Brusheslllop - 2 P.<dnt :Brushes - Pc:dnt Axe HP..ndle - Putty Knife - Tacks Large Roll Scotch Tape Dock Boat $ .21 6.00 1.08 .75 5.02 5.33 .39 .58 .10 1.79 .15 22.50 5o00 5.00 7.25 22.50 4.04 13.50 41.50 4.90 3.07 3.72 2.24 12.20 12.00 2.78 1.95 1.18 .40 4o80 41.12 1.99 7.90 1.58 20.15 \·l. Gordon MorTis (Petty Cash) Memphis Yacht Club II I! II II Ii If II ll II II II Orgill :Bros. Pittsburgh Plate Glass II II If II II II Pidgeon Thomas Iron Co. F. Perlme.n Pri tcha..ro_ Bros. Co. ]oy Scouts Special Fund (Petty Ii ii II Ii II II II fi II II II ii ii II II Riechman Crosb~r Co .. II II If Mrs. C.H. Seaton Riechman Crosby Co. See.brook Pe.int Co .. Sinclair Refining Co. George T i<h·rell f_rue Tagg Pe.int Co. II II 11 If II Wal 1rnr Fire Protection Service Sinclair 1:\.efining Co. Camp Currier E.I. DuPont de 1!emours & Co. Russell Hardwick Senbrook Paint Co. Lewis Si..:n;'Jly 0.o. DeSoto &.ra.ware Co. II.L. Luchtemeyer '"' - r::;, - Cash) II ii II If ff :Boy Scouts Special Fund (Petty Cash) Memphis Yacht Club Cut Be Feld :S:haft - Weld 2 11 Pipe Cast Iron Flange Gas Storage - Tidwell' s ]oat 11 2 Small :Boats II 11 ii II Rope l Gal. Porchide 1 II II l n Florilide 1 Malta Brush 2 Gal Porchi de Screws - Machine Bolts 35 Ft. used Pipe 14 New Floor Flanges Galv. Pipe r.fiscel. Soap Povder Paint - Brush - 3 Putty Knives Safety Pins - Material Oil 6.ih7 7.00 Hank Cord - l'iliscel - Developing Films Belmont Packing Caulking Cotton Bric_ge of Honor (Refreshments) Caulking C:o_isels Glass 5 Galo Ofaline 10 Life Preservers 22~ Lbs. Lead Putty 2 Gal. Copper Bottom Bro~m P~int 50 Lbs. C.D. Inspection & l.'eighing OFaline Aircraft '.'!ater Pump Lub. Labor - Docking Ship Paint - Lead - Brushes - Plastic :.1ooa_ PRint Cleaner Hose - Clamps Paint - Turpentine - :Brushes Nipple - Coupling Gc:s Tube - Shelf Brackets Linseed Oil - Pinch Bex - Electric Fittings - Paint Brush Cleaner Tools - Picture Frame - Socket - Tape \'fire - Spotli5ht Storage Credits Oil Refund - Freight 3efund - S.S.S. 22 5.00 .97 13.17 9.67 9.67 9.67 13.17 18.54 3.07 9.12 5.5~ .51 4.48 1.86 • 60 023 .45 1.43 1.20 1.10 3.50 • 70 6. 71 2.35 .50 3.03 35.00 8.21 3.75 4.28 52.00 45 .. 55 •• 60 11.72 .50 2.75 2.10 2.2.7 13.17 572.80 7.20 $ 565.60 Memphis, Tennessee PROGRAM & OBJECTIVES FOR THE YEAR 1942 1. Direct and build the entire program and activities of the Council toward giving every boy a satisfying experience. Place especial emphasis on advancement in rank as a means toward this end. 2. As a patriotic duty, gear up the Council activities to render maximum service by Cubs, Scouts and Scouters and Cubbers in national defense. :Be prepared at all times to carry out assignments without deley. 3. Emphasize Camping and Hiking and Scout Adva.~cement as essential preparation for service in national defense. Plan and carry through greater camping activities with Troops camping under their o~m leadership. Increase the attendance at all summer camps. Promote the outdoor program through the year. 4. Celebrate Boy Scout Week using the theme 11 Strong For America" with the idea of injecting this theme in the program for the entire year. Conduct Camp-0-Rees, Scout Mobilizations, 11 The Advancement Progra.m11 and other activities in which all units can engage. 5. Organize 9 Troops of White Scouts and 5 Troops of Negro Scouts, a totaJ. of 14 new Troops by December 31, 1942 including the organization of 2 new Sea Scout Ships of White Scouts. Organize 4 Packs of White Cubs and 2 Packs of Negro Cubs, a total of 6 new Cub Packs by December 31, 1942. Recru.U; new Scouts and Cubs as rapidly as possible. Strive to have at least 24 Scouts in each Troop and endeavor to have all Troops recruit to full strength of 4 Patrols of 8 Scouts each. Stri~e to have at least 25 Cubs in each Cub Pack. Win 11 The Walt or W. Head Acorn Awt:'"rd 11 for the fifth consecutive time. 6. Enlarge the Emergency Service Corps with the objective of every Troop participating. 7. Conduct a Boy Fact Survey in both city and county schools in all sections of the Council. 8 .. · Continu0 to emphasize the training of leaders and particularly new leaders and others who have not had at least the basic courses. Conduct the following courses: FU!IDAMENTALS OF TD BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT SCOUTMASTERS' TRAINING COURSE CUBMA.STT:RS t TRAINI!~G COURSE SKIPPERS t TRAINIUG COURSE TROOP CAMPnm HEALTH & SAFNrY FIRST AID DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS I COURSE TROOP REPORTZRS 1 COURSE (for Scouts) EMERGE1WY SERVICE TRAINI:i.fG COURSE 9. Recruit a leadership reserve in each unit to promptly replace men· called to the colors. -2- Program & Objectives for the year 1942, Cont 1 d 10. Raise a :Budget of $30,000.00 for the fiscal year. 11. Improve the operation and techniques of all Courts of Honors. Strive to increase advancement and tenure of Scouts with especial emphasis on tho advance of Negro Scouts to Second and First Class Rank. Recruit and. trn.in additional Morit Ead.gc Cou.nseiors. Train the present Merit Badge Counselors. 12. Promote good reading throughout the year. Promote the use of the official magazine 11 :BOYS 1 LI:FE 11 Emd. secure Council 1 s quota of subscription. 13. Complete the organizn.tion of The Mississippi District in DeSoto, Tate and Panola Counties, Mississippi. 14. Promote and increase the use of the ":Budget Plf.\,n" in every Pack, Ship and Troop in the Council. 15. Pl~n and carry through more and better civic service, with especial emphasis on natiollr.:~l defense. 16. Place continued emphasis on educational publicity throughout the year. 17. Increase service to Troops through District Commissioners. Trn.in District Commissioners in Cubbing and Senior Scouting. 18. Train and continue to train Scouts and Scouters in the practice of Health & Safoty. 19. Conduct Scout Leariers' Round Ta-oles monthly, except during June, July, August, for both White and Negro Scouters. 20. Select trained men and appoint as Field Commissioners for various activities. ··L ' CHICKASAW COUNCIL. :S. S .A. INC. Memphis, Tennessee PROGRAM & OBJECTIVES FOR THE YEAR 1942 l. Direct and build the entire program and activities of the Council toward giving every boy a satisfying experience. Place especial emphasis on advancement in rank as a means toward this end. 2. As a patriotic duty, gear up the Council activities to render maximum service by Cubs, Scouts and Scouters and Cubbers in national defense. Be prepared at all times to carry out assignments without delBiV• 3. Emphasize Camping and Hiking and Scout Advancement as essential preparation for service in national defense. Plan and carry through greater camping activities with Troops camping under their o~m leadership. Increase the attendance at all summer camps. Promote the outdoor program through the year. 4. Celebrate Boy Scout Week using the theme "Strong For America" with the idea of injecting this theme in the program for the entire year. Conduct Camp-0-Rees, Scout Mobilizations, 11 The Advancement Program" and other activities in which all unit s can engage. 5. Organize 9 Troops of White Scouts and 5 Troops of Negro Scouts, a total of 14 new Troops by Decombor 31, 1942 including the organization of 2 new Sea Scout Ships of White Scouts. Organize 4 Packs of White Cubs and 2 Packs of Negro Cubs, a total of 6 new Cub Packs by December 31, 1942. Recrud:t new Scouts and Cubs as rapidly as possible. Strive to have at least 24 Scouts in each Troop and endeavor to have all Troops recruit to full strength of 4 Patrols of 8 Scouts each. Strive to have at least 25 Cubs in each Cub Pack. Win 11The Walter W. Head Acorn Award 11 for the fifth consecutive time. 6. Enlarge the Emergency Service Corps with the objective of every Troop participating. 7. Conduct a Boy Fact Survey in both city and county schools in all sections of the Council. 8. Continue to emphasize the training of loaders and particularly new leaders and others who have not had at least the basic courses. Conduct the following courses: FUWDAMENT.ALS OF THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT SCOUTMASTERS' TRAINING COURSE CUBMA.STERS t TRAINING COURSE SKIPPERS' TRAINING COURSE TROOP CAMPING HEALTH & SAmY FIRST AID DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS' COURSE TROOP REPORTERS 1 COURSE (for Scouts) EMERGENCY SERVICE TRAINING COURSE 9. Recruit a leadership reserve in each unit to promptly replace men· called to the colors. -2- Program & Objectives for the year 1942. Cont'd 10. Raise a Budget of $30,000.00 for tho fiscal year. 11. Improve the operation and techniquOs of all Courts of Honors. Strive to increase advancement and tenure of Scouts with especial emphasis on tho advance of Negro Scouts to Second and First Class Rank. Recruit and train additional Merit Badge Counseiors. Train the present Merit Badge Counselors. 12. Promote good rending throughout the year. Promote the use of the official maga.zine ":BOYS' LIFE" and secure Council's quota of subscription. 13. Complete the organization of The Mississippi District in DeSoto, Tate and Panola Counties, Mississippi. 14. Promote and increase the use of tho 11:Sudget Plan" in every Pack, Ship and Troop in the Council. 15. Pl~n and carry through more A.nd better civic service, with especial emphasis on national defense. 16. Place continued emphasis on educational publicity throughout the year. 17. Increase service to Troops through District Commissioners. Train District Commissioners in Cubbing and Senior Scouting. 18. Train and continue to train Scouts and Scouters in the practice of Health & Safoty. 19. Conduct Scout Leaders• Round Tables monthly, except during June. July, August, for both White and Negro Scouters. 20. Select trained men and appoint as Field Commissioners for various activities. QHIQJASA.W COUNCIL. B. S. A. INQ 1 ........... There are 146 Troops ot Scouts with a,966 bo7s on the rolls. There are 24 Cub Packs with 586 Cubs on the rolls. Since September 1941 these Cub; and Scouts have v,, 1. Collected over 300;000 lb. of waste pa.per. 2. Turned in an estimated s,ooo lb. ot aluminu. They won all three prises ofte»ed on the last d.q of' the Alwainwa Campaign. These prize• amounted to $25.00 which amount the Scouts gave to the United China Relief tor the :Boy Scouts ot China. ~/ 3. Collected 10,300 lb. ot scrap rubber. 4. Collected approximately a>O tons of ecrap metal. Troop 6 collected a little over 17 tone which the7 sold for $150.00 whtoh amowd~ they in turn donated to •he Memphis Comnndd.ty Fund in its recent campaign. 5. Distributed 27,500 posters of various sizes "BUT Defense Bonds and Stamps." 6. Db\ributed 40,000 posters "What You Should Know about Wartime Price Control". This was at the request of the Office of C1v111an Defense ln Washington. 7. Distributed l,000 Navy D!\V Poetel"s. a. Collected and turned in 5ltff5 keys weighing 715-lf lbs. in the Key Kollect1on Xam:paign, and the metal from which is to be used. by the Government tn making inns for the Navy. 9. Distributed 800 posters for Armf-Navy Relief Fund. 10. Distributed 1,000 postera "Salute to Our Heroes". LOSS OF LF.ApERS To date. Chickasaw Council has lost 105 SCOUTMASTERS AND ASSISTANT SCO'UrMASTERS, 2 of whom have ma.de the supreme sa.cri:tice. There are now 15 Troops w1 thout Scoutmasters. The loss of these leaders ha.s materially affected the efficiency of the Troops and the ability of the boys to carry on in their efforts on the home front. The loss of these leaders cur• tails the training the youth of America needs to become men of character trained for participating citizenship. A short time ago President Roosevelt said, "Next to a.cttve military service itself• there is no higher opportunity for serving our country than helping youth to carry on in their efforts to make themselves physically strong, menata.lly a.wake and morally straight, and prepared to help their country to the full." On Nov. 6th our Mayor, the Hon,. Walter Oha.ndler wrote "Personally, while l think that the Boy Scouts of Memphis have done wonder:tul work, there are too few here, and every e:ttort should 'be made to increase the membership to 10,000. Right •ow, under the impetus ot the war effort, a campaign thould be lauched for leaders and members, and I hope that Chlck:aeaw Council will u.nder,ake it without delay". The grea\ea• need that Ohl.ckasa.w Council has today is LEADERS. Without leaders we cannot aa.rJll',Y out the training of boys• aetther ean we increase the mmber of boys who want and need Scouting. '?he Council neede at least 35 Scoutmasters and As1U.stant Scoutmasters to lead the 15 \l!l'Oopa which•• now WS.thftt leaderthS.p. A.ad there ls a need tor at least 100 additional men if we are to Oarl'1 Seouting to the 2,070 boys who annually become 12 years ot age. Chickasaw Oouuoil JMteda DBS. Men vho are wlllt,ng to give of their tt.me to tl'aln the youth of today. Men who belle"f'e in the fUture of America and who are w1111ng to help the greatest aeset ov Nation baa - the boys who are now growing up to manhood. JQ • ..:· . Deoem'ber 14• 1942 Dr. George J. Fisher, Deputy Ch!et Soout Exeoutive Boy Soouta ot America t Park Aven\$ New York City 11 new York I just heard from BoJ Scout Exeoutive 11 Gordon Morris. the dieouae1on that you had with him over the phone Saturda.7,. regarding the purohaao ot \Var Bonds by Cbicbaaw Coun.011. This ia a rather unfortunate natter and I oan assure you it 1a not near as serious a.a .far as Scouting 1e conoernecl as the rumor may have implied. For your 111.tormation. fl)l!&Jeaeaw Coun.oi1 has been left two bequests, each ot $s.ooo. One beques~ was left with the understanding that only the interest from the bequest should be used tor the use of the Scouts' operating expenaoa. The eecond bequeet ns lett outright to the Boy Scouts tor uae as they aee fit. At the meeting in which the investment of the second bequest waa die• cueeed.11 the Executive Boo.I'd ot Ch1okuaw Council approved the pUl*OhaM ot a $5 ,900.00 War Bond• which had been previoual)r e.uthori1e4 and approved by the Sub-committee ot the Coun.011. The ae4ond. bequest whieh ha• not yet been invested now lies in a savinp aooount at t.wo ot ow banks drawing small interest there. At the :meeting in queation.., tho writer auggeatect that it might be well to invest thia other Cis.,ooo 1n War Boneta alao. Thia sugi:;ostion being baaed on the personal reoommenda.tion (not oOlllDlt-. re• oonandation) of our Finance Chairman. It was at that time that the suet-eation wa.a made by one of the member• of the Board that it would bt better to consider a little more thoroughly the poaaibllity of puroha.sing Comm.on Stock or make similar investmenta, leaving the impreaaion that au.oh an investment might be '.tt.10re aate. Not having the Conmd. ttee •a ea.notion on this matter,, I referred it ba.ok to the Fina.nae Committee., Aotuallf • the:r• ie s1:11'!1e doubt as to the adv1eib1li ty of investing this other $5 .,000 eb'loe there is litigation by the SW11us Government &.£7l,inst the legaoy ot Mrs. Currier who left ue this money. This litif11.tion ms never been tinalq -aaettlecl. Sinoe we are oonneoted with the CO'!l11'1N111 ty Fund and since o.n:r coeta that :might ocotU" due to a deoiaion in 11ti€1Lt1m might be mri to meet if the inoney i-1 spent· for Bonda. the matter a.a I aald a.bow waa n• ferred to the Fin.a.nee Conaitt for further inveetiga.tiona and recornmenda• ti on. :t can aaaure that the BoY Soouta in Memphis are amioua to ••• thia war brought to a 1atiate.oto17 oon.oluelon and I oan usure 1ou that Mr. lifon"le ·and I and the other members ot the Boe.ft ue patriotic and inte~sted in the winning ot the u.r first and i\oremoat. l atill do not understand tm. re• commendations ot the membd that S\ag(';tt8'bed the purohaa1ng ot Common Stock, b'1t I do wish to aaaure ;,you that it ii 1111 teel1ng that when the Ccmrd.ttee takes aatio». that e.uthol'*1t1 "411 be granted to purchase additional War Bonda. I do 11B.nt to sveaa thie point., Doctor., that the Boa.rd authorincl the purchan of $5 .. oooworth of WU> Bonda bmediatel.y betore the 41•ous• a:lon. regarding the aeoond purohaee •• diaoueaed.. I am writing uou thl• letter in poaei'bl• olaritioation. ot what might he.Te 'beoomt a 1"WDW i.tore 1 t Haohtd your GU"G and w appree:la te your 1nwn•t in the mattftr,. CJ-J JC J( f\ S ;\ vV :BALLOT FOR ELECTI01'T OF OFFICJJRS Al'D COIDTCIL liIJHB~§-AT-LARGE FOR YEAR BJJGHTNING J.AJ."WARY l. 1942 ********** FOR PBESIDENT (Vote for One) Mr. Henry M. Cleyton --·- FOR VICE-PIU:SIDEN~S (Vote for Five) Mr. A. K. Burrow Mr. Edwin Dalstrom Mr. W. P. !_alliday Mr. Lucius E. Burch Mr. Norfleet Turner "~- FOR SECRETARY (Vote for One) Mr. Percy C. Clarke --- FOR T BEA SURER (Vote for One) Mr. Emile A. Bizot FOR COMMISSIONER (Vote for One) Mr. F. Joe Flana~an - FOR NATIONAL COUNCIL REJ?R"l'jJS:8fJT.ATIVES (Vote for 3) Mr. Henry M. Clayton Mr. A. K. Burrow Mr. F. Joe Flanagan FOR COUNCIL MSMBYTilS-AT .. LARGE, as per list - 1942 COUNCIL MHlMB3RS-AT-LA.RGE Acroyd, W. L. Agee, G. Worthen Alexand.er, Vance J. Angus, John A. Alcott, Richard Allen, C. c. Allen,James Seddon Allen, June D. Allen, Preston Allen, Thomas H. A1uiis, Burton B. Atkinson, Dr. W. R. Austin, John A. Awsumb, George Ayres, Dr. J. C. :Baber, Ro(lnoy Bacon. Col. W. J. Ball, Ernest O. Ballon, Daye Barker, Judge H. H. Barrow, E. R. Barry, Ed.ward F. Bateman, Dr. R. J. l3easloy, John B. Bensinger, Lloyd :Bizet, Emile A. :Boatner, }T. J. :Bodley, Dr. J. W. Bolton, A~ ERrle Bondurant, Julian B. Boone, Daniel H. Boyd, Jud.go Marion s. Boylo, J. ~n,ynard J3oylc, Jos. P. :Brennan, J. J. Brown, C. H. :Brown, Paul Brown, R. G. :Bro\-m, s. Toof Bruce, C. Arthur 3u.nn, H. T. Burch, Lucius E. :Burrow, A. K. Butler, c. W. Jr. Caldwell, E. R. C lislo, G. A. Jr. low, Levis C. ------ Canada, Col. J. W. Canale, Phil M. On.rte r, M. 0. Castle, s. Nelson ChaTJlbors, C. M. Chai-rrbers, J. D. Champion, R. G. Chandler, o. B. Chr..mdlor, Hon. Wolter Christenbury, Fred L. Church, C. H. Clark, Dolph Clnrk, Roscoe c. Clark, William Cll.\rko, P. C. Cl~rt on, Henry M. Clayton, P. A. Cleghorn,. John Coffoy, non :0. Jr. Colo, Som F. Colli0r, J. D. 1 Cooke, R. P. Cox, Allon Jr. Cox, Ormi L, Cox, w. W. Cowan, c. H. Cro.wf ord, A. M. Creson, Ln.r:ry Il. Croson, R. F. Croson, T. K. Jr. Crump, Claude M. Crump, E. H. Sr. Crump, E. H. Jr. CunniUGham, Jesse Dalstrom, Ed DD,rnell, Herbert D~vis, Hon- Clifford 1 Davis, Dr. J. Murry Defries, Ray Loe Diehl, Dr. Charles Dilworth, J. E. Dolan, T., R. Dorr, W. H. Dozier, R. M. Droifus, Fred !3. Early, C-oorgo C. Earp, O. K. Eckert~ Ge~rgo J. Echols, L. V. Edge. W~ T. Edwards, Frank C. Eliot, Dr. T. s. Emick, Hnrold Ettolson, Dr. H. W. Farrell, John J. Fa;'.r, Gerald Fiedler, Dr. F. w. Finch, M. E. Fisher, Allen Flanugnn, F. Joo Fleming, Jose:ph D. Foglcmnn, John A. Fowler, Toll Fowler, w. :n. Freeburg, Rarey Friend, A. B. Gates, J. Granville Glascock, Ch:.'U'les Gl[l.sgow, :Ben E. Goldsmith, Fred G-oldsmi th, Jo.ck Goltman, Dr. J. s. G·ooch, Cecil Graves, Dr. L. M. Gr::i,y, John Grout, F. M. Gregg, Russell Halo, E. W. Hnl).e, Arthur Ifullidr1.y, W. J?. Harrold, :El. A. Ha.rtie, J. R. &vs , Luke Heard, Robert G. Heiskell, A. L. Henry, N. Wn.1.ln.ce Hcrff, Horbert Herrington, R. L. Hill, R. E. Hirsh, Il. W. Hoag, Harold Brown Hobson, Dr, J. J~ Hohenborg, A. E. Holmes, Herbert Hopper, A. L. Hoivard, Percy Hunt, J. D. Hussey, Robert J. Irby, W. :n. Jr. I Jacobs, Dr. D. E. 1 Jo.cobs, MElrrill I Jacobson, c. M. 1 Johnson, J. c. 1 Johnson, w. c. I Janos, Dr. Robert W. 1 Jones, Walk C. Jr. I l Keller, :lliugone l King, RcY. Frank I Kirk, Guy 1 Klinck, Chief Irby i Klyce, F. W. ! Knoff, Edw. M. I . . Kopald, s. L. \ Kromf:lr, Merrill I I Lano, V. G. Lathl'l.1\1,Swayne 1 Leo, Dr. R. G. j Loe, Rob crt E. . LePrince, J. A. 1!Lerner, s. M. Leroy, Dr. Louis 1 Levy, Dr. Louis i Lowis, Dr. A. C. I Lowis, T. W. 1 Loeb, William I! Libby, Frmi.k Lichtcrmn.n, Ira J. : Lightman, M. A. \Livermore, Dr. George R. ; Loiunoyer, J. A. I Lucas, Fred , Maury, J. E. f Mo.cfn.rlnno, G. 0. I Molone, J. H. ; Mallo!".{, Lee I Mallory, William Nooly ; ~1l'1Xon, !3isho:p James M. I McCabe, C. T. 1 Mccaslin, Dr. Robt. H. I McCo.mcy, n. F. ! McGee, E. L. 1 McGoorge, H. L. 'McGro@:or, John I Mcmnight, James Mn.lone ; McKnight, Thor.ias I McWhortor, A. D. Mocman, E. J. : Micho.el, l3. :a. I Morg1:m, Allen 1 Moriarty, Horbert I Mottweiler, Fol.Test ! • ....-----·-- Norvoli, J. w. Nickey, Srun Jr. · O~Calln.ehnn, J, :e. O'Connor, Frank Orgill~ Edmund Orgill, X. W. Ozburn, N. Field Owen., W. L. Putton, Wesley E. Pnul, F. w. Peete, Russell . Penland., Clifford Pennebaker, c. T. Peros, Hn.rdwig Perkins, George T. Pidgeon, Everett Pilkington, Jolm Pipkin, J.\. Il. Pipkin, Perry Ploue;h, Abo Pope, Iv!nrvin Prescott, w. J. i&.'1gland, · s. :E. Ragsdale, F. v. Raines, Dr. Sam L. R.'\1.isay I R. G. R.'1I.1SOY, IfonriJ T. Reeves, Rv~scll E. Reid, Wallace R. Richnrdson, Charles D. Richardson, Gilner Rios, Elncr M. B.iochnrui, J. A. Riggan, C.L. Roborts, John E. Ross. J. L. Roy, George T. Jr. Ruch, Dr. Walter A. Rut.w~, L. !l. Russell, Edw~rd P, Ilussoll, Dr. George M. Rychenor, R. o. Dr. Sm no, J. E. Sandoim ~ W. H. Schnrff, Abo Scharff, Aaron R. Schloss, Gilbert H. SchoorJbs, .A.rthur Schwartz, Merrill Seay, J. I. Sellers, Perry Shannon, A. 'V. Sibley, Dr. Josioh I Sims, R. n. Jr. I I I I I I I I Skinner, J. L. Skinner, Raynond Slavick, H. w. Stlith, Wal tor L. Soho, Alfred Spain, H. M. Springfield, c. L. Strauss, G. D. Strong, Raymond Sullivan, H. P. T~lor, Kenon Taylor, R. A. Thompson, E. F. Thompson, L. K. Turman, W. F. Turnbull, St eve Turner, Norfleet I Valentine, John Vai1dermark, F. N. I I Wadley, Dr. S. L. • Waggener, Andrew Il. I Wagner, D, Euc;ene 1 Waring, Col. Roane I Watkins, R. G. Webb, Harry 1 Web st er, Wm. A, I lil'eel\:s, Dr. A. B. ' WeiJ,., Alvin :a. I Wetter .. Henry Wilkinson, Ru.ssel Williams, o. P. Willis s, Carl L. 1 Wilson, Harry L. Wiseman, James Il, Wood, Goore;c Wood, Dr. Porcy Wray, T. Cecil ~lurzburc, Abo Y 01.:me, c. .o. Young~ Dr. Thomas K. 1 Yount, c. Greer Council Mombors elected at tho Annual Meeting December 2, 1941 for the year 1942. q PROPOSED B U D G E T FOR ----·. . - CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A. INC. A2ril 1. 1941 --- Ma.rch 31. 1 942 BUDGET SPENT LAST INCREASE DECREASE f PT_IVI':j:IES COMMITTEE For Camp-0-Rees and other activities $100.00 LUDITS For auditing Council and Gamp Books ~UTOMOBILE EXPENSE For Scout Executive's Car For Asst. Executive's Car For Camp Director's Car CAMPAIGN ExPENSE 100.00 480.00 *480.00 *200.00 FISC.AL YEAR $32.50 90.00 480~00 390.00 91.75 For Campaign Director & Assistant 2,200.00 1,602.50 For Campaign Expense, Meals, printing, extra girl in office, etc. 1,700.00 1,752.35 CAMPAIGN LOSSES For Pledges Not Paid (White) For Pledges Not Paid (Negro) CAMPING COM1\i!ITTJ]E Camp Currier For Electricity For Operation·of Swimming Pool For Insurance on Council Buildings For Maintenance of Horse For Repairs to Build.ings For New Eq~ipment, Boats, Etc. For Miscellaneous Expense For Repairs to Fences Kgmp Kia. Kima For Caretaker for three months For Taxes For Insurance on Buildings INSURANCE For Employees Retirement Fund and Group Insurance 2,000.00 1,500.00 5'75.00 250.00 no.oo 50.00 200.00 100.00 200.00 100.00 150.00 12.00 116.05 500.00 563. 61 252.90 134,.42 56.92 213. 68 27,01 198. 7 2 90.00 10.30 128.65 491. 64· $67.50 10.00 597.50 11.39 72.99 1.28 100.00 60.00 1,70 8.36 $52.35 2.90 24.42 6.92 13.68 12.60 JN~ER-I'.,ACIAL COMMITTEE For Telephone For Rent - Seminole Hdqrs. For Stationery For Fuel - Seminole Hdqrs. For Office Equipment For Training For Miscellaneous For Repairs - Camp Daniels Bldgs. For Automobile Expense, Asst. Exec. For 50 Cots and 50 Straw Ticks MISCELLANEOUS For All Items not budgeted NATIONAL COUNCIL For Charter Fee and Annual Quota OFFICE EQUIPMENT For Office Equipment (Cabinet) For Mimeograph For Typewriter OFFICE SUPPLIES For Paper, Ink, typewriter ribbons, etc. ORGANIZATION COMMITTEE For work with New Troops POSTAGE For Stamps & Stamped Envelopes PUBLICITY -2-- B:QDGET $65.00 48.00 15.00 30.00 25.00 75,00 10.00 50.00 300.00 250.00 250.00 575.00 35.00 235.00 85.00 450 .oo 50.00 725.00 For bulletins to contributors, etc. 100,00 RENT For Rent of Council Headquart•3rs 894.12 SCOUT TRAINING & CONFERENCE For Attendance at Regional Meetings 115.00 SENIOR SCOUTING COMMITTEE For Training Older Scouts For Repairs to Sea Scout Ship TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH For Hdqrs. Telephone & Telegraph TRAINING COMMITTEE For Training Scout Leaders 50.00. 85.00 150.00 300.00 SPENT LAST INCREAsm DECREASE FISCAL YEM $63.00 48.00 12. 91 25.58 2.35 18.25 4.37 112.11 300,00 162.02 575.00 36.50 458.85 25.00 729. 96 2~80 848.95 100.CO 80.97 145.29 105. 51 $2.00 2.09 4.42 22.65 56.75 5.63 250.00 87. 98 235.00 85.00 25.00 97 .20 45,17 15.00 50.00 4.03 4.71 194,69 $62.11 1.50 8.85 4.96 (l.;;JTING PICTURE EQUIPMENT l1 or Movie Camera, projector and record player ~~.ARIES Scout Executive Assistant Executive 3ecretary & Bookkeeper Stenographer & Record Clerk Stenographer (to be em~loyed) Camp Director, Camp Currier Asst. Exec. Seminole Div. Office Girl, Seminole Div. .... 3 .... $520.00 *3,900.00 **2,100.00 *l,380.00 •1,020.00 900.00 *1,320.00 *l, 500.00 420.00 -:~29,150.17 SPENT _Mfil. INCREASE DECREASE FISC,At YEAR 3,750.00 1,800.00 1,260.00 960.00 l, 200.00 1,490.00 420.00 $24,526.61 $520.00 900.00 *Increased to this figure at beginning of fiscal year, April 1, 1940, hence no increase for 1941. **Increased to this figure, Jan. 1 1 1941.. THE IRVING BERLIN FUND The following items to be included in the budget if and when funds are available from the Irving Berlin Fund, application for $1,aoo.oo having been macl.e. Asst, Set. Exec.(White) Salary· Asst. Set. Exec. Automobile Expense Revolving Fund Educational Suppli.;is, Books, etc. 1,500.00 480.00 200.00 200.00 $2,380,00 1,500.00 480.00 200.00 200. 00. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -· - ~ - RE-CAP Budget for Fiscal Year , •••• • •. $29,150.17 ### Irving Berlin Project • • . • • • • • z,380.QO TOTAL BUDG:illT • • , • • • $31, 530.17 Jlli.DGET TO BE PROVIDED BY Finance Campaign in April 1941 $30, 030.17 The Irving Berlin Fund 1. 500. 00 $31,530.17 ### In the event funds are not granted by The Irving Berlin Fl.l.nd the Bud.got would necossarily be changed by adding to it tho $880.00 ear-marked for this project. ,. FINAUCE COMMITTEE CHICKASAW cm.men, B. s. A. INC. MR. A. K. BURROW, CHAIRMAN *************** :BUDGET For Fiscal Year - April 1, 1942--I"1c"'lrch 31. 1943 (This Budget approved. May 14, 1942 by tho Finance Committee of Chickasaw Council, B. s. A. Inc.) ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE For Camp-0-Reo & Activities AUDITS For Auditing Council Books AUTOMOBILE EXPENSE Car of w. Gordon Morris Estimated 13,000 miles @ 4¢ Car of Hearn W. Tidwoll Estimated 17,000 miles ®4¢ Car of Tom H. Reynolds Estimated 10,000 miles @ 4¢ Car of J. A. Boauchc.'1.lllp Estimated 10,000 ·milos ©-4¢· Car of Hope H. Ford Estimated 4,000 miles © 4¢ CAMP AI Gl~ EXPENSE For Director &Assistant For MoaJ.s, Printing, etc. C.AMP AI GU LOSSES For pledges not paid (White) For pledges not paid (Negro) CAM.PING ·COMMITTEE Crunp Currier For Electricity For Operation of Swimming Pool For Insurance For Maintenance of Horse For Repairs For Equipment, Boats, etc. For Miscellaneous Expense For Fences 'Kamp Kia Kima For Caretaker for 3 months For State & Co. TaJCes For Insurance INSUR.AiTCE For Employees Retirement Fund Propos.Q.9, Spent Last Increase BUDGET FISCAL Y1!1AR $45.00 75.00 520 .. 00 680.00 400.00 400.00 160.00 2~200.00 2,917.29 988.00 1,089.00 500.00 175 .oo 150.00 75.00 300.00 100.00 700.,00 40.00 150.00 12.00 140.00 683.10 $42.54 60.00 480.00 480.00 480.00 360.00 200.00 2,200.00 2,683.81 1,944.55 929.64 499.82 169.95 150.94 75.55 520.42 311.49 206.84 10.20 141.10 408.75 $2.46 15.00 40.00 200.00 . 40.00 233.48 159.36 .18 5.05 506.84 40.00 150.00 1.80 274.35 Decrease 80.00 40.00 956.55 .94 .55 220.42 211.49 1.10 -2- PROPOSED SPENT LAST JNCREASE DECREASE :BUDGLT FISCAL U'.AR INTFJt-BACIAL. COMMITTEE For Telephone & Telegraph $65.00 $63.44 $1.56 For Rent on Seminole Headquarters 60.00 48.00 12.00 For Fuel for Seminole Headquarters 25.00 24.66 .34 For Stationery 15.00 10.59 4.41 For Office Equipment 25.00 30.00 5.00 Por Training Leaders 55.00 53.50 1.50 For Miscellaneous Expense 35.00 32.82 2~18 j1or Repairs to Camp Daniels 40.00 27.68 12.32 MISCELLANEOUS For all items not budgeted 250.00 241.48 8.52 NATIONAL COUNCIL 1 :S. S. A. For Charter Fee & Q;u.ota 575.00 575.00 OFFICE E~UIPMENT For Miscellaneous office equipment 75.00 736.88 661.88 OFFICE SUPPLIES & STATIONERY For Printing & Office Supplies 550.00 520.34 29.66 ORGANIZATION COMMITTEE For Organizing new Units 25.00 19.42 5.58 POSTAGE For Stamps and Stamped Envelopes 600.00 - 571.25 28.75 PUELICITY For Bulletins, etc. 25.00 11.67 13.33 BENT For Rent of Council Headquarters 1,020.00 896.38 123.62 SCOUT L:mAD~RS 1 TRAINING & CON.FERENCE For Attenda...~ce at RegionaJ. Meetings 100.00 197. 79 97.79 SENIOR SCOUT ING C OMMI TTF..E For Training Older Scouts and Repairs to Sea Scout Boat 415.00 137.68 277.32 TELEPHmm & TELEGRAPH For Headquarters Telephone & Tel. 215.00 172.69 42.31 TRAINING For Training Scout Leaders 100.00 100.00 ~RAVELLING EXPENSE For Travelling expense to New York ... ----- 93.45 93.45 S.ALARIES -3- PROPOSED SPENT LA.ST !NOBE.A.SE DECREASE BUDGET FISCAL 'YEAR Scout Exec. W. Gordon Morris .Asst• Exec. Hearn W. Tidwell $4,200.00 2,100.00 1,980.00 1,800.00 l,620.00 $3, 900.00 1,800.00 1,680.00 1,680.00 1,440.00 1,080.00 $300.00 300.00 300.00 120.00 180.00 180.00 Asst. Exec. Tom H. Reynolds Asst. Exec. J. A. Beauchamp Bookkeeper, Miss Sallie Worden Record Clerk, Miss Margaret Jones Stenographer, Miss Lillian Montesi Stenographer (for 6 months) . l,260.00 900.00 600.00 1,440.00 480.00 900.00 600.00 120.00 60.00 Camp Director, Hope H. Ford Office Girl (Negress) 1,320.00 420.0Q Operating Budget- - - - - $33,149.39 $31,140.32 ASSETS Pledges from 1942 Campaign ••••••••••..•.• $33,356.91 SU.rplus from 1941 Budget •• (Cash) ••••••••••. 1,662.50 Legacy--From Mrs. Emma Denie Voorhies.(Cash)5,000.00 Ca.mp Currier Lake Fund •• (Cash)••••••••••••• 400.30 Camp Curr.ier •• (Cash)....................... 13.26 Kamp Kia Kima •• (Cash)...................... 607.53 Camp Daniels •• (Cash) •••• ,.................. 9.23 Tor.At ASSETS AVAILABLE FOR OP:EIUl.TING EXPEl\J'SE L I A B I L I T I E S $41~049.73 Proposed Operating Budget for fiscal year ~pril l, 1942-March 31, 1943 •••••• , •••••••• $33,149.39 Cash Surplus from 1941 Campaign $1,662.50 Surplus from 1942 Campaign 207.52 Reserve for Emergencies 6.030.32 Total Reserves •• , ••••••• 7.900.34 Tor..U.. LIABILITIES •••••••••••••.•••••.•••• $41,049.73 I Note: Legacy of $5,000.00 from Mrs. Elizabeth B. Currier not taken into consideration as only the income from the invested funds can be used and that only for the improvement of Camp Currier. M3\Y 14, 1942 I l ( CHICK.A.SAW COUNCIL. B. s. A. nw. OBJECTIVES PBESENTED BY THE CBl'rTENDEN DISTRICT JAN. 28, 1942 ORGANIZATION A})ID EXTENSION COMMITTEE 1. Create more facilities and opportunities for boys to be Scouts through institutional surveys, ap~9roaches to institutions not now sponsoring Troops and encouraging additional enrollment in present Troops. 2. Organize one white Troop, one White Cub Pack and 2 Negro Troops. 3. Increase membership of present Troops by 25% by Dec. 31, 1942. 4. Insure prompt reregistration of all Troops in the District. Note- Charter of Troop 72 e:x:pi~es October 31, 1942 Charter of Troop 73 expires May 31, 1942 Charter of Troop 93 expires December 31, 1942 5. Encourage Troop stability through the Troop Budget Plan with an objective of all Troops using the Plan. Troops 72 and 93 are now using the Plan. TRAINING COMMITTEE 1. Study training neods of District and develop a program which will train all leaders for effective service in Scouting. 2. Encourage attendance at Leadership Training Courses conducted by Council with each Troop being represented. (Note- The Council will be glad to assist in these courses). ADV ANCEMEli!T COMMITTEE 1. To continue present policy of holding monthly Board of Review and Court of Honor. 2. One annual meeting for Merit :Badge Counselors for instruction. Enlarge the qualified group of Merit Badge Counselors~ 3. Set objectives for each Troop in the District to have At least 75~ of its Scouts to be of Second.Class Rank by Dec. 31, 1942 At least 5o% of its Scouts to be of First Class Rank by Dec. 31, 1942 4. Recruit a leadership reserve in each Troop to promptly replace men called to The Colors. -2- CAMPUfG AlTD ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE 1. Promote Camping on a year-round basis for all Troops. 2. Arrange for Troops to go to Camp Currier (Summer camp) in a body under leadership of Scoutmaster or Assistant or Scouter connected with Troop. Plan and arrange for one District Rally at Camp Currier - all Troops pa.rticipating. 3. Arrange for all Troops to participate in the Camp Currier Camp-0-Ree in June. 4. Encourage Troops to carry through at least two good turns for each Troops 1 sponsoring institution and community. 5. Encourage Troops to arrange for a Parents' Night for each Troop during :Soy Scout Week using tho theme 11 Strong for America". EEALTH A.i.iiD SAFETY COMMITTZE 1. Provide iredical examination of all row Scouts to insure proper health protection. 2. Provide 100% medical examination for Scouts and Leaders before going to camp. 3. Arrange for an Emergency Service Corps in every Troop. FilifANCE COMMITTEE l. Develop plans for a Finance Campaign in tho District to coincide with the Council 1 s Finance Campaign.. (Note--The next Finance Campaign will be in April 1942). 2. To conserve the interests of the Campaign perso:mel and corltribu·bore 111 order to develop over the years a body of solicitors and contribuV,ort !~mili~r with Scouting results and noeds. 'Old Council Members CHICKASAW COUNCIL Dear Scouter: BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA IN<-ORPORATFlD PHONE 5-2351 501.507 COLUMBIAN MUTUAL TOWER MEMPHIS. TENN. ne.c__.3~, 1 94f> J~ 7, (~;,.{ It is a real pleasure to advise that at the Annual Meeting you were unanimously re-elected a Member of Chickasaw Council for the year 19 ~ a.el.. As you know, each year.-.., Scouters register with the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America and ~ the annual registration fee of $1.00. The National Council requires these fees to accompany the application for charter for the year 1941--r As the application for Chickasaw Council's charter must be filed before Jan. 31st, your cooperation in sending your check as soon as possible will be deeply appreciated. Self-addressed envelope is enclosed. PleafW_fi_J.l__in the space below (*) and return this letter \1(i t_h_ ¥QUr rn.mi t~c~_. Upon registration you will receive a card from the National Council, as well as the magazine "Scouting" for one year. This monthly magazine contains a great deal of information about the Movement and what is be ing done in training boys to become better citizens. Thanking you for your cooperation and with every good wish for the New Year, we are Scouting;ly yours, CH'!CKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A. INC. Scout Executive (*' ) My age is ___ years. WGM/J • CHICKASAW COUNCIL HENRY M. CLAYTON, PRESIDENT A. K. BURROW, VICE-PRESIDENT EDWIN DALSTROM, VICE-PRESIDENT W. P. HALLIDAY, VICE-PRESIDENT LUCIUS E. BURCH,-VICE-PRESIDENT NORFLEET TURNER, VICE-PRESIDENT w. GORDON MORRIS, SCOUT EXECUTIVE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA INCORPORATED PHONE 5-2351 501-507 COLUMBIAN MUTUAL TOWER MEMPHIS, TENN. PERCY C. CLARKE, SECRETARY EMILE A. BIZOT, TREASURER F. JOE FLANAGAN, COMMISSIONER HEARN W. TIDWELL, ASST. SCOUT EXECUTIVE TOM H. REYNOLDS, ASST. SCOUT EXECUTIVE January 14, 1942 Dear Merit Badge Counselor: It is a real pleasure to advise that you have been elected as a Merit Badge Counselor of Chickasaw Council for the year 1942. We do hope that you will accept this nomination for the Council needs your help in carrying on the Scouting program of character building and citizenship training for 3,409 boys on its rolls. Each year the Scouters register with the National Council of the :Boy Scouts of America and pay the annual regi~ tration fee of $1.00. The National Council requires these fees to accompany the application for charter for the year 1942. Next attached please find.~ Scouter Application. We will appreciate it if you will fill in the information requested and return to us in the enclosed self-addressed envelope. WGM:nh Enc:. With nest wishes, we are Sincerely yours, CHICKASAW COUl~CIL, B.S.A., INC. Scout Executive America,s Future lies in its Youth! CHICKASAW COUNCIL HENRY M. CLAYTON. PRESIDENT A. K. BURROW, VICE-PRESIDENT EDWIN DALSTROM, VICE-PRESIDENT W. P. HALLIDAY, VICE-PRESIDENT LUCIUS E. BURCH, VICE-PRESIDENT NORFLEET TURNER, VICE-PRESIDENT W. GORDON MORRIS, SCOUT ExECUTIVE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA INCORPORATED PHONE 5-2351 501-507 COLUMBIAN MUTUAL TOWER MEMPHIS, TENN. PERCY C. CLARKE, SECRETARY EMILE A •. BIZOT, TREASURER F. JOE FLANAGAN, COMMISSIONER HEARN W. TIDWELL, ASST. SCOUT EXECUTIVE TOM H. REYNOLDS, ASST. SCOUT ExECUTIVE January 14, 1942 Dear Merit Badge Counselor: It is a real pleasure to advise that a.t the Annual Meeting you were unanimously re-elected a Merit :Badge Counselor of Chickasaw Council for the year 1942. As you know, each year the Scouters register with the Nat iona.l Oouncil of the Boy Scouts of America and pay tho annual registration fee of $1.00. The National Council requires these foes to acemxi:pan.y the application for charter for the yea:r 1942. As the application for Chickasaw Council's charter must be filed before Jan. 31st, your cooperation in sending your check as soon as possible will be deeply appreciated. Self-addressed envelope is enclosed. Please fill in the space below (*) and return this letter with your remittance. Upon registration you will receiva a card from the National Council, as well a.s tbe magazine "Scouting" for one yea:r. This monthly magazine contains a great deal of information about tho Mova.. mont and what is being done in training boys to become better citizens. Thanking you for your cooperation and with every good wish for tho New Year, we a.ro (•) ~age is __ yea.rs. WGM:nh Scoutingly yours, CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B.S,A., INC. Scout Exocu.tive America,s Future lies in its Youth! FINAUCE COMMITTEE CHICKASAW COUNCIL, ]. S. A. INC. MR. A. K. . :BURROW I . CHAIRMAN *************** :BUDGET For Fiscal. Year - April 1. 1942--March 31. 1943 (This Bud.get approved May 14, 1942 by tho Finance Committee. of Chickasaw Council, :B. s. A. Inc~) ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE For Ca.mp-0-Reo & Activities AUDITS For Auditing Council Books AUTOMOBILE EXPENSE Oar of w. C-ordon Morris Estimated 13,000 miles @ 4¢ Car of Hearn W. Tidwell Estimated 17,000 miles ®4¢ Car of Tom H. Reynolds Estimated 10,000 miles ® 4¢ Car of J. A. :J3oauchamp Estimated 10,000 miles @ 4¢ Car of Hope H. Ford Estimated 4,000 milos © 4¢ CAMPAIGN.EXPENSE For Director & Assistant For Meals, Printing, etc. CAMPAIGN LOSSES For pledges not paid (White) For pledges not paid (Negro) CAMPING COMMITTEE Crunp Currier For Electricity For Operation of Swimming Pool For Insurance For Maintenance of Horse For Repairs For Equipment, Boats, etc. For Miscellaneous Expense For Fences Kamp Kia Kima For Caretaker for 3 months For State & Co- Taxes For Insurance INSUR.AN CE For Employees Retirement Fund Proposed Spent Last Increase :BUDGET FISC.AL YEAR $45.00 75.00 520.00 680.00 400-.00 400.00 160.00 2~200.00 2,917.29 988.00 1,089.00 500.00 175 .oo 150.00 75.00 300.00 100.00 700.00 40.00 150.00 12.00 140.00 683.10 $42.54 60.00 480.00 480.00 480.00 360.00 200.00 2,200.00 2,683.81 1,944.55 929. 64 499.82 169.95 150.94 75.55 520.42 311.49 206.84 10.20 141.10 408.75 $2.46 15.00 40.00 200.00 40.00 233.48 159.36 .18 5.05 506.84 40.00 150.00 1.80 274.35 Decrease 80.00 40.00 956.55 .94 .55 220.42 211.49 1.10 INTER-RACIAL COMMITTEE For Telephone & Telegraph . For Rent on Seminole Headquarters For Fuel for Seminole Headquarters For Stationery For Office Equipment Por Training Leaders For Miscellaneous Expense _,or Repairs to Camp Daniels MI SCELL&"\l'EOUS For all items not budgeted NA.T I01TAL COUNCIL I :B. s. A. For Charter Fee & Quota OFFICE EQUIPMENT For Miscellaneous office equipment OFFICE SUPPLIES & STATIONERY For Printing & Office SUJ;>plies ORGAN! ZAT I ON C OMMI TTl]il For Organizing new Units POSTAGE For Stamps and Stamped Envelopes PUJ3LICITY For Bulletins, etc. RENT For Rent of Council Headquarters SCOUT LEADERS' TRAINING & CONFERENCE -2- PROPOSED SPENT LAST INCREASE DECBEASE BUDG11r FISCAL YEAR $65,00 60.00 25.00 15.00 25.00 55.00 35.00 40.00 250.00 575.00 75.00 550.00 25.00 600.,00 25.00 1,020.00 $63.44 48.00 24.66 10.59 30.00 53.50 32.82 27.68 241.48 575.00 736.88 520.34 19.42 571.25 11.67 896.38 $1.56 12.00 .34 4.41 l.50 2.18 12.32 8.52 29.66 5.58 28.75 13.33 123.62 5.00 661.88 For Attendance at Regional Meetings 100.00 197. 79 97.79 SENIOR SCOUTING COMMITTJ'..E For Training Older Scouts and Repairs to Sea Scout Boat TELEPH01IB & TELEGRAPH For Headquarters Telephone & Tel. Tfu\INING For Training Scout Leaders TRAVELLING EXPENSE For Travelling expense to New York 415.00 137.68 277.32 215.00 172.69 42.31 100.00 100.00 93.45 93.45 -3- PROPOSED SPENT LAST !NOBE.ASE DECBEASE :BUD!fET FISCAL Y.E1AR SALARIES Scout Exec. W. Gordon Morris .Asst• Exec. Hearn W. Tidwell Asst. Exec •. Tom H. Reynolds Asst. Exec. J. A. Beauchamp Bookkeeper, Miss Sallie Worden Record Clerk, Miss Margaret Jones Stenographer, Miss Lillian Montesi Stenographer (for 6 months) Camp Direotor, Hope H. Ford · Office Girl (Negress) $4,200·.00 2,100.00 1,980.00 1,800.00 .l,620.00 l,260.00 900.00 600.00 1,440.00 480,00 $3,900,00 1,800.00 1,680.00 1,680.00 1,440.00 1,080,00 900.00 ~----- 1,320.00 420.00 Operating :Budget- - - - - $33,149,39 $31,140,32 ASSETS $300,00 300.00 300.00 120.00 180,00 180.00 600.00 120.00 60.00 Pledges from 1942 Campaign ••••••••••.••.• $33,356.91 Silrplus from 1941 Budget •• (Oash) •••••••••• 1,662.50 Legacy--From Mrs. Emma Denie Voorhies.(Oash)5,000.00 Ca.mp Currier Lake Fund •• (Oash) ••••• ~· •• ~ •• ·•• 400,30 Camp Currier •• (Cash) ••••••••••••••••••••••• 13.26 Kamp Kia Kima,. (Cash) •••• ·• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 607 ,53 O.amp Daniels. _.{Cash),. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 9 • 23 TOI1J\L ASSETS AVAILAJ3LE FOR OPERATING EXPEllTSE L I A B I L I T I E S $41~049.73 Proposed Operating Budget for fiscal year .April 1, 1942-March 31, 1943 ••••••••••••••• $33,149,39 Cash Surplus from 1941 Campaign $1,662,50 Surplus from 1942 Campaign 207 ,52 Reserve for Emergencies 6.030.32. Total Reserves •••••••••• 7,900.34 Tor.AL LIA:BIL!TIES •••••••••••••••••••••••• $41,049.73 Note: Legacy of $5,000.00 from Mrs. Elizabeth E. Currier not taken·into consideration as only the income from the inyested funds can be used and t1'4.~t only for the improvement of Camp Currier, Mey 14, 1942 i . / President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Commissioner Scout Executive COMMITTEE Activities Awards & Resolutions Camping Ci vie Relations Constitution & :By-Laws Court of Honor Cubbing Finance Health & Safety Inter-Racial Organization Outfitters Publicity Reading Rural-Shelby County Rural-De Soto Co. Rura.l-Tate County Rural-P~nola County Rural-Crittenden Co. Senior Scouting Training Personnel CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A. INC. EXECUTIVE BOARD - 1942 ******* Mr, Henry M. Cla\Y'ton Menrphi s L. G. & _w. Div. Mr. A. K. Burrow Falls Bldg •. Mr. Edwin Dalstrom Graham Paper Co. Mr. w. p. Hallid.ey Hotel Peabody Mr. Lucius E. Burch 1006 Exchange Bldg. Mr. Norfleet Turner First National Bank Mr. Perqy O. Clarke -..... Commerce Title Bldg. Mr. Emile A. Bizot The John Gerber Co. Mr. F. Joe Flanagan 1727 Kendale Mr. W. Gordon Morris 501 Col. Mutual Tower CHAIRMAN Mr. Paul L. D~ 38 5 Alexander Mr. A. D. McWhorter Memphis St. !'wy. Co. Mr. R. G. Ramsa\Y' Gartly..Ramsay Hospital Mr. Perry Pipkin Good\'zyn Inst. Bldg. Mr. J. S. Allen Commerce Title Bldg. Mr. Elmer M. Ries 3581 Poplar Ave. Mr. T. Robert Acklen Col. Mutual Tower Mr. A. K. Burrow Falls Bldg. Dr. J. s. Goltman !· 995 Madison Ave. Mr. Edwin Dals trom Graham Paper Co. Mr. J. A. Angus Farnsworth Bldg. Mr. P. A. Cl~ton 436 s. Front St. Mr. H. W. Slavick Good'W,1Il Inst. Bldg. Mr. Charles M. Crump 183:> Exchange Bldg. Mr. F. J. Vandermark 704 Dermon Bldg. Mr. Oran L. Cox Lake Cormorant, Miss. Mr. L. W. Tanner Senatobia, Miss. Mr. Herman Spears Turrell, Arkansas Mr. Henri Benner 43 N. 3rd. Dr. B. E. Jacobs 915 Madison Ave. ROUND TA:BLE REPRESENTATIVES Mr. Charles H. Church 362 Edith St. Dr. B. E. Jacobs 915 Madison Ave. Mr. Charles Rittelmeyer Memphis L. G. & W. Div. Mr. J. Chester Shield5 1204 U. & P. Bk. Bldg. 5-2552 8-0357 5-5822 8-7761 5-2838 ./ 5-'2661 / 5-2255 / 5-3341 _/ 8-8311 5-2351 8-7351 (/ 5-7221" 8-7477 8-2231 ./ 5-3734 48-3769 8-7428 8-0357 2-1181 5-5822 8-4949 , 5-3611 v' 8-7464 •' 5-1711 .. 8-1865. L. D. L. D. L. D. 5-6262" 8-3::02 ./ 9-0144 8-3::02 5-2552 8-0241 EXECUTIVE :SOARD 1 , / MEMBERS-Ml-LARGE Mr. Frank Ahlgren Mr. John A. Angus Mr. Ernest C. :Sall Mr. A. Earle Bolton Mr. C. Arthur Bruce Mr. John Cleghorn Mr. Jesse Cunningham Mr. O. K. Earp Mr. J. Granville Gates Mr. T. P. Howard Mr. E. A. Harrold Mr. Fred W. Lucas Mr. Edmund Orgill Mr. John E. Roberts Mr. W. L. Sharpe Mr. J. L. Skinner Mr. Harry Webb EX-OFFICIO MlilM:BER Mr. Abe Scharff Su:B-COMMITTEE OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD President Mr. H. M. Clayton Past-President Mr. Abe Scharff Ohr. Court. of HonorMr. Elmer M. Ries Commissioner Mr. F. Joe Flanagan ( , CONT'D "The Commercial Appeal" Farnsworth Bldg. 317 Poplar Ave. :Solton :Sagging Co. E. L. Bruce Co. W·M C, Goodwyn Institute Cossitt Library U. &P. Natl. :Sank 97 N. Second St. Lake Cormorant, Miss. Millington, Tennessee 60 Morningside Park Orgill Bros. & Co. 522 Falls Bldg. Columbian Mutual Tower 1200 Poplar Ave. P.O~:Sox 112, Attalla, Ala. Kraus Cleaners Memphis L. G. & W. Div. Kraus Cleaners 3581 Poplar Ave. 760 Vance Ave. 8-8811 y 8-4949 6-3520 8-3191" 8-0521 8-74.-64 5-2272 ,/ 8-7741 8-4343 L. D. L. D. 4-4570 5-2471 8-0747 v 8-8722 ,. 7-1384 5-3311 5-2552 5-3311 48-3769 8-8311 (}-j JC l( J\S;\ ~'I COUJ'JC JL, B. S.;\. 1 J1'JC. BALLOT FOR ELECTION OF OFFICERS AND COIDJCIL ME.\1BERS-AT-LARGE FOR YEAR Bl}GINNING JANUARY 1. 1943 ********** - ---- FOR PRESIDENT (Vote for One) . ==f!'r• Percy A, Clayton - -- FOR VICE-PRESIDENTS (Vote for Five) -·- Mr. A. K. Burrow ·- Mr. Edwin Dalstrom Mr. w. P. Halliday --- Mr. R. G. R~ -----· Mr. Oran L. Cox -- - -- l -·· FOR SECRETARY (Vote for One) -- I Mr. Percy c. Clarke -- ·-- FOR TREASU1UlR (Vote for One) .. I Mr. Emile A. :Bizot i ' FOR COMMISSIOIDJR (Vote for One~ ·- I Mr. F. Joe :inan~an -- - FOR N.ATIOUAL COUNCIL REPBLSENT.r"l.TIV1JS(Vote for 3) i :Mr. Percy A. Cla;yton - Mr • A. K. Burrow· ..... M;r. F. Joe Flanagan ,. ~ Mr. Henry M. Clayton -- .. ---- -- FOR COUNCIL MEMBERS-AT-LARGE, a.s per list ..... _. ----,___ . - ~. COUNCIL MEMBERS-AT-LARGE Acklen, T. Robert Acroyd, W .L. Agee, G. Worthen Ahlgren, Frank Alexander, Vance J. .Angus, John A. Alcott, Richard Allen, c~c. Allen, James Seddon Allen, June D, Allen, Preston . Allen, Thomas H~ Annis, '.Burton :S. Atkinson, Dr. W.R. Austin, John .A.. Awsurnb, George eyres, Dr, J.C. (Army) :Baber , Rodney Bacon, Col. W .J. Ball, Ernest C. Ballon, Dave lt«.fA'J Barker, Judge H.H. Barrow, E.R. Barry, Edward F. l3atem&a, -k, R.J. il~~ :Beasley, John B."' Benner, Henri Bensinger, Lloyd Bizot, Emile A.· Boatner, N~J. Bolton, A. Earle :Sonduran t, Julian B. (.Army) Boone, Daniel H. Boyd, Judge Marion S.~ Boyle, J, Bayard (.Army) Boyle, Jos. l'• :Brennan, J .J. Brown, C.H. · Brown, Paul Brown, R.G. Brown, s. Toof Bruce, c. Arthur Bruce, RoG;. Bunn, H.T. Burch, Lucius E, Burrow, A.K. Butler, c.w~ Jr. i~~ , t Caz:J:ii.lillg, S;A-r J'l'•Uc..oucliJtf'~ f Callow, Lewis . ~ Canada, Col. J. w. I Canale, Phil M. , Carter, M.0 • ' Castle, s. Nelson I Chambers, C.M. 1 Chambers. J.D. I Champion, R.G. I Cl"&ii£Iltt 91 pG i iJ 0 .,p E.~E: /:j S r::.fJ Church, Q.U. I Ch.;;'Uld.ler, W .H • Chandler, Hon. Walter 'i Christenbury, Fred L. 1 Clark, Dolph f~) I Clark, Roscoe C •. Clark, Willirun 'i Clarke , P. c .• Cleyton, Henry M. 1 Clcyton, P.A. I Cleghorn, John 1 Coffey, :Ben J3. Jr. I Cole, Srun F. Collier, J .. D. ' Cooke, R.P. I Cox, Allen Jr. , Cox, Oran L. I Cox, W.W. Cowan, C.H. I . I Cro.wford, A.M. Creson, Larry J3. •Croson, R.F. jcreson, T.K. Jr. , Crump, Chas. M. ' Crump, Claude M. Crump, E,E; ... sr. 1 1 Crump, E.H. Jr• Cunningham, Jesse I · j Dnl~trom, Ed ,Dnn1clson, Gon W.A. IDarnoll, Herbert mvis, Hon. Clifford iDavis, Dr, J. Murry 1Dey, Paul , , •Dcfrios,.Ray Loe !Deupree, Wayne (Army) (Navy) I . 1 Herrington, R.L. Diohl, Dr. Charles Dilworth, J.E, Dolan, T.R,. j Hirsh, :s.·: W. (~ Hoag, Dean Harold :Brow Dorr, W .H. ..\ ~ B:e'M':- l\).4t!edL< Droifus 1 Fred B. Early, George C. Earp, O.K. Eckert. George J. Echols, 1.v. Edge, W.T. Edwards, Frrui.k c. Eli"O"t, Dr, T1So Emick, Harold Ettelson, Dr. H.W. Evnns, Thomt'l.S A. I r Hobson, Dr, J itJ, I Hohenberg, A.E. ' Holmes, Herbert I Hopper, A,L. , Howard, T .P. • I Hunt, J .D. . Hussey, Robert J, I I Irby, w.n. Jr .. I Jacobs, Dr. :S.E. 1 Jacobs, Merrill I Jacobson, C.M. Johnson, J. c-. 'i Johnson, W • c. Jones, Dr. Robert W. 1Jones, Walk C. Jr. (li.rmy) Farrdlll, John J'. Fay, Gerald Fiedler, Dr. F.W. Finch, M.E. Fisher 1 Allen Flanagan, F. Joo Fleming, Joseph D. Fogleman, John A. ! Keller, Eugene I King, Rov. Frank LRl{f.i'l~) Elinck, Chief Irby ·Fowler, Toll Fowler, w. 3, Freeburg, Harry Friend, A.:B. I ' Klyce, F. w .• Knoff, Edw.- M. I Kopald, s.1. j Kremer, Merrill I I Lane, V:..G. Latham, Swayne Gatos, J. Granville ; Loo, Dr. R,G. Gaylor, w.A. I Le.Prince, J.A. Gehri, Rov. w.G. ie.NfI:rf ~llJNe.:I I Lerner, s.M. Glascock, Chnrles 'lLoroy, Dr. Lo:iis Glasgow, :Son E, ( NA1'J) , Levy, Dr •. Louis Goldsmith, Jack----···-- .... ~, j Low~s, Dr. •. A.O. Goltman, Dr. J .s. (Ar~) Lowis T.W. Gooch, Cecil 'Libby, Frank Graves, Dr. L.M. jLichtorma.n, Ira J. (Army) Gray, John 1 Lightmru.1, M.A. Grout, F,M. jLivermoro, Dr. George R~ Grogg, Russell ,Lohmeyer, J.A. (Ri1'4'J) Halo, :m.w. Halle, Arthur Halliday, W.P. Harrold, E.A. Hartie, J .R. Hnys, Lake Hoard, Robert G. Hoislrnll, A.L, Honry, lif, Wn.1.lace Herff, Horbert (Army) 1 Lucas, Fred W. I 1 1 Mc.den, J.ohi.'1 W. Ma.ury, J.E. j ,Macfarlane, G,O. (Army) I Mn.lone, J .H. Mallory, Loe ~Ma.xonr Bishop James M. !McCabe, C.T. •McCamoy, 13.F. IMcGGo, E.1. i McGeorge, H.L. l l\oberts, John E. I McGregor, John 1 Ross, J.L. McKnight, James Malorie l Roy, George T. Jr. McKnight, Thornas 1 Ruch,DJ>. Walter A. McWhorter, A.D. . I Rugg, L.E. Meeman, E.J~ · Russell, Edward.P. Morgan, Allen (Navy)! 1 Russell, Dr. George M, Moriarty, Hel'bert MoliLAlllJ, f!'- Bychonor, .• Dr. R.O. Mottweiler, Forrest':d~ ' Munson, :F .,F, ..... AA\\ I Saino, J.E. · Myers, Mayer l\\'W- 1 Sandown, W;H. I Schaxff, .Abe Norvell, J.W.. Scharff, .Aaron R. Nickey, Sam Jr. 'i Schloss, Gi 1 be:rt M. Nichols, Doddridge Schoembs, Arthur 1 Schmeisser, ;Dr .. H.C. O' Callaghan, J.E. 0 1 Conner, Fr~nk Orgill, Edmund Orgill, IC, W. Orndorff, H.G. Ozburn, N. Field Patton, Wesley E. Paul, F.W. Payne, F,J. Peete, Russell Penland, Clifford Pennebaker, C.T. Peres, Hardwig Perkins, George T. Pidgeon, Everett Pidgeon, Phil Pilkington, John Pipkin, A.E. Pipkin, Perry Plank, E.E. Plough, Abe Pope, Marvin Porter, Dr. A.R. Jr. Prescott, W.J. Ragland, S .E. Ragsdale, F.V. Raines, Dr. Sam L. Ramsay, R.G, Ramsey, H'.onry T. Reeves, Russell E. Roid, Wallace R. Richardson, Charles D. Richardson, Gilmer (Army) ~~~~6'~. Riechman, J .A. -v---, Riggan, C.L. Ri ttelmoyor, Chas. (Army) I Schwartz, Merrill· Seay, J .I. 1 1 Sellers, Perry- /VA~.'j Shannon, A,V, 1 Sharpe, W,L. I Shields, J. Chester Sibley, Dr. Josiah 1 Sims, R.B. Jr. I Skinner, J.L. 1 Skinnel', Reymond I Slavick, H. W. Smith, Walter L. 1 Sohm, Alfred I Spain, H.M. 1 Spears, Herman I Springfield, C,L, Strauss, G.J). I Strong r Raymond j Sullivan, H.B. I . I Taylor, Konon Taylor, R • .A. 1 Tanner, L. W. I Thompson, E.F. , Thompson, L.K. I Tual, Blanch1:t.rd S. ! Turman, W ,·F. 1 Turnbull, Steve I Turner, Norfleet , 1"utwilor, C.B. I Vaden, Edward N. 1 1 Vandemark, F .N. Vesey Jobn B. , Valenhne, .John l ~adloy, Dr. S.L. 1 Waggener, Andrew B,. I Wa~or, D. Eugene I itfaring, Col. Roane (Army) \ , Watkins, R.G. Webb, Harry ~"'"',~' Webster, Wm. A. WQ"~. :tl;h Weil, Alvin B. Wetter, Henry Widney, Rev. Chas. 1. Wilkinson, Russel Willi£1,ms, 0 .P. Willis s • Carl L. Wilson, Harry, L. Wiseman; Jn.mes B. Wood, George Wood, Di·, Porcy Wray, T. Oocil 'Wlu-zb~g. Abo Young, C.B. (Navy) (.Arrey) Young, Dr. Thomns K. .. ~r°" Gr~ ~~'("~ Council Members elected at tho Annual Mooting Docombor 10, 1942 for the yo~r 1943, I I -1 I I I I I I I I l CJ-1 JCJ( ;\5;\ "JV ro l J ji\I r J I . f'J ( A JN" r '-' .... J '--' .:..J 7 D . ...:; • r\ . '-' • B.ALLOT FOR ELECTI01'T OF OFFICJRS Al"D COUHCIL l'i:O!.iJB~RS-AT-LARG:S FOR YEAR B!lGHTNING JANUARY 1. 1942 ********** FOR PBESIDENT (Vote for One) -+Mr. Henry M. Cla..vton -~ - FOR VICE-PRESIDENTS (Vote for Five) -- . Mr. A. K. Burrow -- Mr. Edwin Dalstrom Mr. W. P. Halliday . , Mr • Lucius E. Burch . Mr. Norfleet Turner ··- -- FOR SECRETARY (Vote for One) .. I Mr. Percy c. Clarke . --- FOR TREASURER (Vote for One) -t Mr. Emile A. Bizot FOR COMMISSI01"'BR (Yote for One) Mr. F. Joe Flana~an FOR NATI01'T.AL COUWCIL R-.'!:'J'R'tj]SBIJTATIVES (Vote for 3) Mr. Henry M. Cll?.,yton -- Mr. A. K. Burrow - Mr. F. Joe Flanagan ---.. --FOR COUNCIL M.8MBBRS-AT-LARG!l, as per list . ·- ·- Acroyd, w. L. .A.gee, G. Worthen Alexander, Vance J. Angus, John A. Alcott, Richard Allen, C. c. Allen,Je,mes Seddon Allen, June :D. Allen, Preston Allen, Thomas H. Annis, Burton B. Atkinson, Dr. w. R. Austin, John A. Awsumb, George Ay1·es, Dr. J. C. :Baber, Rodney ]aeon, Col. W. J. :Sall, Ernest C. Ballon, Dave Barker, Judge H. H. Barrow, E. R. Barry, Edward F. :Sat eman, Dr. R. J. Beasley, John :s. :Sonsingcr, Lloyd :Bizot, Emile A. Boatner, lT. J. ]odloy, Dr. J. w. :Solton, A~ Efl,rle Bondurant, Julian B. Boone, Daniel H. Boyd, Judge Marion s. Boylo, J. 3aynard Boyle, Jos. P. :i3ronnan. J. J. Brown, C. H. · :Brown, Paul Brown, R. G. llro1m~ s. Toof Bruce, C. Arthur '.aunn, H. T. Burch, Lucius E. :Surrow, A. X. Butler, c. W. Jr. Caldwell, E. R. Crcrl is lo, G. A. Jr. Ccllow, Levis C. 1942 COUNCIL ME1MB3RS-AT-LA.RGE Canada, Col. J. W. Cru:.tale, Phil M • C[\,rtcr, M. O. Castle, s. Nelson Ch.'1I!1bors, C. M. Chambers, J. D. Chru."l:pion, R. G. Chandler, O. B. Chandler, Hon. Wru.tcr Christenbury, Fred L. Church, C. H. Clark, Dolph 01:-irk, Roscoe c. Clark, William Clnrko, P. c. Clcyton, Henry M. Clnyt o:n, P. ii .• Cleghorn, John Coffey, Bon D. Jr. Colo, So...'!1 F. Collior, J. D. Cooke, R. P. Cox, Allon Jr. Cox, Oran L. Cox, w. W. Cowan, C. H. Crowford, l1.. M. Creson, Ln,rry :B. Creson, R. F. Creson, T. K. Jr. Cru.i11p, Claude M. Crump, E. R. Sr. Cru.mp, E. H. Jr. Cunningham, Jesse Dalstrom, Fd 1 Darne 11, Herb crt I Davis, Hon. Clifford • Davis, Dr. J. Mm·ry I Defrios, Ray Leo ; Diohl, Dr. Charles I Dilworth, J. E. Dolan, T •. R. 'i Dorr, W. H. Dozier, R. M. 1 Droifu.s, Fred J3. I Early, George C. Earp, O. K. Eckert, Ge<11rgo J. Echols, L. V. Edge, W~ T. Edwards, Frank C. Eliot, Dr. T. S. Emick, Rr\rold Ettclson, Dr. H. W. Farrell, John J. Fey, Gerald Fiedler, Dr. F. w. Finch, M. E. Fisher, Allon Flanagan, F. Joo Fleming, Joseph D. Foglcm~~1, John A. Fowler, Toll Fowler, W. B. Freeburg, Harry Friend, .'!... :B. Gntes, J. Granville Glascock, Charles Glnsgow, Ben E. Goldsrn i th, Fred G-oldsmi th, Jnck Goltman, Dr. J. S. Gooch, Cecil Graves, Dr. L. M. Gray, John Grout, F. M. Grogg, Russell lt..'110, E. ii. Hal;I.e, .i.\rthu.r Hallid.n.y, W. P. Harrold, :m. A. Ha.rtie, J. R. Heys, Lake Heard., Robert G. Heiskell, A. L. Henry, N. WaJ.\ace Horff, Herbert Herrington, R. L. Hill, R. E. Hirsh, D. W. Hoag, Harold :Brown Hobson, Dr. J. J. Hohenborg, A. E. Holm0s, Herbert Hopper, A. L. Howard, Percy Hunt, J. D. Hussey, Robert J. Irby, W. I3. Jr. I J a.cob s, Dr. l3 • E. ; Jacobs, Merrill I Jacobson, C. M • . Johnson, J. o. '1 Johnson, W. C. Janos, Dr. Robert w. 1 Jones, WaJ.k C. Jr. I ; Keller, Eu.gone I King, RoY. Frank I Kirk, Guy 1 Klinck, Chief Irby ! Klyce, F. W. t Knoff, Edw. M. ~ Kopald, S. L. I Kromer, Meri·ill I I LA.no, V. G. I Latha.Jn, Swayne ~Leo, Dr. R. G. j Lee, Rob ort E. LoPrince, J. A. (Lerner, s. M. I Leroy, Dr. Lou.is , Levy, Dr. Louis i Lewis, Dr. A. C. I Lewis , T • W. 1 Loeb, William I Libby, Frrui.k LichtEi1·ma.ll, Ira J. I • Lightmnn, M. A. I Livormoro, Dr. George R. 1 Lohmeyer, J. A" I Lucas, Fred ! Maury, J., E. '! Mo.cf n.:i.·lnno, G. 0. Mcl.one, J. H. ; Mo..llo;ry, Leo 1 Mallory, William Neely : Maxon, J3isho:p James M. I McCabe, o. T. Mccaslin, Dr. Robt. H. 1 McCamey, D. F. I McGee, E. L. I !vlcGoorge, H. L. 1 McGregor, John I Mcl'foight, James Malone 1 McKnight, Thcnas I Hc'Whortcr, A. D. Moorno,n, E. J. : Michn.el, :O. R. I Morgnn, Allon , Moriarty, Herbart : Mottwoilcr. Forrest ! • Norvell, J. w. Nickey, So.m Jr. O~Callaghon, J. E. O'Connor-, Frank Orgill~ Edmund Orgill, K. W. Ozburn, n. Field Owen, W. L. Patton, Wesley E. Pn.ul, F. W. Poote, Russell . Pc11lm1c1., Clifford Pennebaker, c. T. Peros, Hn.rdwig Perkins, Goorgo T. Pidgeon, ~verett Pilkington, John Pipkin, A. JJ. Pipkin, Perry · Ploueh, Abo Pope, Mn.rvin Prescott, w. J. Ro.sla.na., · s. Il. R!:1.c~sdalc, F. V. Raines, Dr. San L. R:'li'Jsey, R. G. k1I.1SOY' Hcn:r"'J T. Reeves, Russell E. Reid., Wallace R. Richnrdson, Charles D. Rich11rdson, Gilner Ri·::: s, :Ellner M. Riochnan, J. A. Riggan, C.L. Roberts, John E. Ross. J. L. Roy, George T. Jr. Ruch, Dr. Walter A. R:ugG, L. E. Russell, Edw~rd P. Russell, DrJ Goorgo M. Eychencr, R. o. Dr. Snino, J. E. Sru1d.O\fil ~ W, H. Scho,rff, +\be Scharff, .f•aron R. Schloss, Gilbert M. SchoorJbs, .Arthur Schwartz, 1.forrill Sea.y, J. I. Sollers, Pcr'ry Shannon, A. V. . Sibley, Dr. Josillh , Sims, :a.. ::n. Jr. I Skinner, J. L. Skinner, Raynond I I Slavick, H. W. Sraith, Walter L. 1 Sohm, Alfred. I S:Pain, H. M. 1 Springfield, c. L. I Strn.uss, G. D. Strong, Rayr;1ond ! I Sullivan, H. P. 1 TB\Y'lor, Kenon J Taylor, R. A. i 1 Thompson, E. F. I Thompson, L. K. Turman, W. F. 1 Turnbull, Steve I Turner, Norfleet t I Valentine, Jopn Vandermark, F. N. I I I I I l I I Wadley, Dr. s. L. Waggener, Andrew J3. Wagner, D. Euc;e11e Waring, Col. Roane Watkins, R. G. Webb, Harry Webster,. Wm. A. ifoeks, Dr. A. B. \foil, Alvin]. Wetter, Henry Wilkinson, Russel Williams, 0. P. Williss, Carl L. 1 Wilson, Harry L. Wiseman, James B. Wood, Geore;c Wood, Dr. Percy Wray, T. Cecil 1 Wurzburg, Abe Youne, c. :B. Young, Dr. Thomas K. Yount, c. Greer Council Members elected at tho Annual Meeting December 2, 1941 for the year 1942. r 0 l J Ji\1 r J I r, t:: A J J~t r '-' .. """ .:..;; 7 D . ..J,. r~ . l '-' • :Sf\LLOT FOR ELE.CTIOlir OF OFFIC:SRS A~'D COU1TCIL liJJI-1BJRS ... AT-LARG:8 ; ~ FOR YEAR :S:DGHT1iUTG JANUARY 1, 1942 ********** -· (Vote for One) FOR PB:ESIDENT ,___.:_~4r. Henry M. Cla.yt on ··- I FOR VICE-PRESIDENTS (Vote for Five) -- -· Mr. A. K. :Burrow Mr. Edwin Dalstrom Mr. W. P. Halliday Mr. Lucius E. :Suxch -· Mr. Norfleet Turner -·~ -·~-- FOR SECRETARY (Vote for One) I Mr~ -Percy c. Clarke . .....__ FOR TREASURER (Vote for One) l I Mr. Emile A. Bizot - FOR COMM! S SI 01."ER (Vote for One) Mr. F. Joe Flanagan - FOR NATIOM.AL COUNCIL fil'J?R'tTISE1JTATIVES (Vote for 3) Mr. Henry M. Clayton ·- Mr. A. K. Bu't'row - Mr. F. Joe Flanagan I ,__., -· FOR COUNCIL MSMB?RS-AT-LARG:E, as per list - - 1942 COUNCIL ME1MB3RS-AT-LARG:Jl!. Acroyd, W,. L. (/ .. -Canada, Col. J. W. 1-· --Agee, G. Worthen "-,- --C!1l1.ale, Phil M. '--· -Alexander, Vance J. I.-"'. Cnrtcr, M. O. Angus, John A. Castle, s. Melson Alcott, Richard 1 0.h8IT!bors, C. J:vJ:. Allen,. O. C. I ··-Charnb0rs, J. D. f.. _,......A.llen,Je,mes Seddon I .-Champion, R. G. ~~~ Allen, June D. _... ;~-~ch.'1ndler, o. :s. Allen, Preston I ·~Ch::mdlcr, Hon. W&tor i---- ---,.Allen, Thomas H • ._. t -Christ en.bury, Fred L. k· ....... A.nn.is, Burton B. v· j Church, C. H. -Atkinson, Dr. w. R. · ~·-Clark, Dolph 1/L;;.> .. ~:"{ Austin, John A. l Clnrk, Roscoe C • .,,.Awsumb, George v ...... .Clark, William : -Ayres, Dr. J. C.. ,. Clnrko, P. c. \ Clrwton, Henry M. Ba'.J::ler,- R'Nlnoy :"\,.~v-~ 1 0 lo.yt on, P. ,.\. ~-Bacon, Col. W. J. ;,.; I Cleghorn, John -~:sall, Ernest c. 'v .. JJoffoy, non l3. Jr. OJ-MM1 J3e,llon, Dave ' Colo, Som F. -..l3arker, Juclge H. H. k +-- Collior, J. D ... ,,, --:Barrow, E. R. 1-- , Cooko, R. P. :Barry, EdwardF. ,.. I-Cox, Allon Jr. t- --l3ateman, Dr. R. J. ·· .1-----0ox, Orr.m L. i.. :Beasley, John :B. 'i Cox, w. W. ' Bonsingcr, Lloyd Cowan, c. H. :Sizot, Emile A. 1 Crn.wford, A. M. '.Boatner, 'l:T. J. I Creson, Ln.rry D. ---:Sodloy, Dr. J. W • .,,. ! C+eson, R. F. :Bolton, A. Jlki,rle I Crcsop,, T. K. Jr. Bondurant, Julian :a. O~S . .t ..... lli, Crump, Claude M. --Boone, Daniel H. ,.,,.--·- .1 .... ..Crump, E. H. Sr. v-· -13oyd, Jud.go Marion s. .. .... ·_... J Crump, :m. H. Jr. -Boyle, J. 3aynard ct'-.·, "···, :l ,. ·/'--Dunningham, Jesse -J3oyle, Jos. P. ;.·· I -3 rcnnnn, J. J. i ·· Dal st ram, Ed. 3rown, Paul ·~-Davis, Hon,, Clifford Brown, C. H. ·, Darnell, Herbort v- :Bi:o111n, R. G. •.. ..... \»Davis, Dr. J. Murry t. .. ".,,,,· __ J3ro\·m~ s. Toof J---..D?f;,ios, Ray Leo i/' .--....J3ruce, C. Arthur , ... ;oioi ... l, Dr. Charles ~3v.ru1, H. T. I .Dilworth, J. E. l,.,,. -Purch, Luci'US E. . Dolan, T. R. _...Burroi~, A. K. 'i Dorr, W. H. Butler, C. ,,,. Jr. .Dozier, R. !~. ;.-!' .. ,, .. Caldwell, :El. R. Oc:.rlislo, G• .A .• Jr. Ccllow, Levis C. 1 Drcifus, Fred l3. I Early, George C. I 1-Earp, o. K. v ., Eckert, Ge~rgc J. Echols, L. V. ~dge, \-J'~ T. ~~" Edwards, Frank C. Eliot, Dr. T. s_ Emick, Hnrold • ttoli:rnn, Dr. H. W. ,_.~, :Farrell, John J. :..- , ..Fa;y, Goral d ,;/-- · Fiedler, Dr. F. W. :Finch, M. E. ,~ Fisher, AllE:ln :-·Flanagrui, F. Joo :E'lemil~g, Joseph D. ,_..,. Foglomen, John A. Fowler, Toll :--; i:'O\\Tler, w. :n.· _.., Freeburg, Harry ,Friend, .ii.. 13. ~/ GD,t es, J. Granville Glascock, Charles G-lasgow, :Ben E. · oldsm i th, Fred 10;;,c 1 i'.\.'1-.~}l Goldsmith, Jack oltman, Dr. J. $. ~.v.·1'(' Gooch, Cecil raves, Dr. L. M. Gray, John Grout, F. M. Grogg, Russell ,=l!nlo, E. W. v Ho"l;I.e , Arthur i"i:.>:\,'\i•,,""--\ '.; Rallidny, W. P. ' Harrold, :S. A. Hartie, J. R. ,, .~-:iys, Lo.ke 'e'\ 1\''\ ,_.,- Hoa1~d, Robert G. Heiskell, A. L. Henry, N. Wnllace Hcrff, Horbert Herrington, RA L. - 1, , w,.1:1.,,---R•'. E. t~.C!. rn ~,~ii! V ,~Hirsh, !3. W. 'lf\.c1...1..1··'·! ..,,. Hoag, Harold Brown ..,,, obson, Dr. J. J. /.· ~<:;>honborg, A. E •. °')"\JJ'Y...-1, Holmes, Herbert \. Hopper, .A. L. -· ·Howard, Percy \·' Hunt, J. D. Hussey, Robert J. ,,. _ Irby, W. :3. Jr. V --bacobs, Dr. l3. E. ' Jacobs, Morrill ll Jacobson, C. M. , 1 Johnson, J. c. i,,, ·r-Johnso11, w. c. vi Jo:nos, Dr. Robert W. 1 Jones, Walk C. Jr. I ! Keller, :@ugone TKing, Rev. Frank '-·"_,,, I Kirk, Guy . · ..,...Klinck, Chief Irby ·..,. .... I Klyce, F. w. i Knoff, Edw. M. I ' Kopald, s. L. Kromeir, Merrill I I Lnno, V. G. , .. +Lo.thai:n, Swa.yne (~~ v ... -+-Loo, Dr. R. G. -.,,. Q . ..lLoe, Robert E. A.~.t <'tlt-H.t\ ..... LL0Prir1.ce, J. A. 1,.- l~orner, s. M. · (.;'a roy, Dr. Loui s .,_... ·-rLovy, Dr. Louis \ .. jLow:ts, Dr. A. ,O. •· .. --i· Lowis , T • W. 1 .. •.Loo'b, Willirun • j Libby, FrMk · ·Lichtermoo, Ira J. ~- 1 ,·rLightmtm.' M. A. J t·Livormoro, Dr. George R. .i , Lohmoyor, J. A. I Lucas, Fred ··" ..i..Mo.u:cy, J. E. -1-J Mo.cfn.rlnno, _G. o. · Molone, J. H. ~I 1 Mn.llory, Leo I Mallor~r, Willil11Il lfooly ---t-Maxo n, !3 is hop James M. V -t·~1IcCabe, O. T,. -+J<icOo.slin, Dr. Robt. H. v ,-·+·McCamey, 3. F. i.,...-- J ' McGee, E. L •. v· , ... JvtcGoorge, H. ;r.. . ' .. McGregor, John .,...,.. I Mcifoight, James Mo.lone -rMcKnight, Thcnas ... -- 1 !-iciVhortor, A. D. 1 Mooman, E. J • .. : Mioh~el.,...Jl.....~ ::'~:·· I Me:rg~ .. .AU..on · .; ,, . · ···r·Moriarty, Herbart .. +·Mottweilcr, Forrest v I I Norvell, J. w. Nickey, SDJn. Jr. O~C11lla.@;han, J. E. 0 1Connor, Frank · · ~Orgill~ EdJmmd v "·~Orgill, K. W. v · · ·Ozburn, U. Field v Owen, W. L. '"-·Patton, Wesloy E. \,./ P n.ul, F. W • Peete, Russell Pcn~and, Clifford """Ponnobako1~, o. T. v·· .. ,,,,.1'orcs, Hn.rdwig ,,..,.. · Perkins, Georgo T. Pidgeon, Ilvcrett t" Pilkington, John Pipkin, li... D. Pipkin, Perry . ··~Ploue;h, Abo v .... · [_,/ ··-Rope, Marvin ~·'·Prescott, VJ, J·. l..-,,. .... a.gland,· s. :c. v "R.agsdalo, F. V. v Raines, Dr. Sam L. v· Rc..-v..1so,y, R. G. onsoy, Honr<J T. -1,,-· Rocvcs, Russell E. Reid, Wallace R. Richnrdson, Charles D. ..Richard.son, Gilner I/ ".Jl.ios, Elucr H. ./ iechnan., J. A. v" Rigcan, C.L. Roborts, John E. Ross. J. L. Roy, George 'r. Jr. . Ruch, Dr. Walter A. ~--·· "!'.l"r.~ L. 't" A~Gt • ""'• Russell~ Edward P, · '"'11ussoll, Dr. George M. ychenor, R. o. Dr. , Sni1lo, J. E •. San.down~ W. H. Schn.rff, Abo Scharff, At\ron R. 1·"· -Schloss, Gilbert H. ~" · SchocrJbs, .Arthur Schwartz, Morrill Sea.y, J. I. Sollers, Perry 1 Shn.nnon, A. V. ~ibley, Dr. Josioh v I Sims, a. :n. Jr. I Skinner, J. L. L-skinncr, Reyno-nd 1;- 1 I 'Slavick, H. w. Sr.lith, Wo.ltor L. 1 Sohm, Alfred Spain, H. M. Springfield, o. L. Strn.uss, G. D. Strong, Rayr:1ond tSulli van, H. P. ...----- 1....ir aylor, Kenon ~, ·f~-Taylor, R. A. ', . : Thompson, E. F. r"'i.Chompson, L. K. v Turman, W. F. ' Turnbull, Steve I Tur-.c.er, Norfleet I I Valentine, John Vru1dermark, F. N. I I Wadley, Dr. s. L. .a-Waggener, Andrew :B., -~~\ rwagner, D. Euc;ene 1,./. r-Waring, Col. Roan~ v ! .... Watkins, R. G. ..,,., .-Webb, Harry t.«" · ._ 1 •.,_ .. Webster, Wm. A. ·· ... Weeks, Dr. A. B. 1 Weil, Alvin B • t,-·Wetter, Henry v ,-Wilk~nson, Russel :u1·~·~r1...( ,.-·Williams, O. P. v r·"'Williss, Carl L. v·· 1,..-4\Tilson, Ha1·ry L. ,/ l....,...w i seman James_ B Ct,,J\J•A'-·' 1 1 ' .. t ;....4lood, Georc;c v +=-·Wood, Dr. Percy ~,. I Wray, T. Cecil ; .. " .. Wurzburc, Abe k I ' Youne, I l··-"Xoung, . y-Yount, I I I c. E. !,,./ Dr. Thomas K. c. Greer v I f Council Members elected at tho Annual Meeting December 2, 1941 for the year 1943. C}J JC J( f\ 5 ;\ vV C 0 !J J\J C J L 1 B . 5. ;\ . J J\1 C , f :BALLOT FOR ELECTION OF OFFIC:JRS AFD OOIDTCIL lDJiJB:-',RS ... AT-LARG:S FOR YEA.."R. BDGUi£-TUTG JANUARY l I 1942 ********** . FOR PRESIDENT (Vote for One) -fr. Henry M. Oley-ton ·- FOR VICE-PRESIDENTS (Vote for Five) ----- . Mr. A. K. Burrow --- Mr. Edwin Dalstrom Mr. W. P, Halliday - . Mr. Lucius E. Burch .. _...,._ -- - Mr. Norfleet Turner -· ..• --~·--- - FOR SECRETARY (Vote for One) I . Mr. Percy c. Clarke ·-- FOR T BEASURER (Vote for One) I Mr. Emile A. Bizot - . FOR COM'IH S SI O'.N"ER (Vote for One) I Joe Flana~an - Mr. F. - FOR NATION.l\L COlJ1.TCIL :F.G'J?R't]SEI~ATIVES (Vote for 3) Mr. Henry M. Cle,yton Mr. A. K. Bu-rrow - Mr • F. Joe Flanagan .......__ FOR COUNCIL MSMBY'RS-AT-LARGE, as per list I ··- --------- ------- 1942 COUNCIL MEMBJ:RS-AT-LARGE Acroyd, w. L. Agee, G. Worthen Alexander, Vance J. Angus, John A. Alcott, Richard.--~~.A Allen, O. c. Allen,Ja,mes Seddon Allen, June D. Allen, Preston Allen, Thomas H. Aimi s , :Burton :S • Atkinson, Dr. W. R. Austin, John A., Awsumb, George Ayres, Dr. J. C. Baber, Roclncy Bacon, Col. W. J. . Ball, Ernest o. :Sallon, Dave Barker, Judge H, H. :Barrow, E. R. :BB,rry, Edward F. Bateman, Dr. R. J. Beasley, John :B. Bensinger, Lloyd Bizot, Emile A. Boatner, :Dr. J. :Bodley, Dr. J. W. Bolton, A. Eiwle Eond1rrant, Julian B. Boone, Daniel H. Boyd, Judgo Marion s. :Soylo, J. :Oo,ynard :Boyle, Jos. P. 3rmman., J. J. :Brown, c. H. :Brown, Paul Brown, R. G. :Brown, s. Toof Bruce, O. Arthur 3u.mi., H. T. Burch, Lucius E. :Burrow, A. K. Eutlor, C. W. Jr. Caldwell, E. R. I C0 rlislc, G. A. Jr. low, Levis C. Canada, Col. J. W. Canule, Phil M. Cn.rtcr, M. o. Castle, s. Nelson Chambers, C. :tvr. Chru-.-ibers, J. D. Champion, R. G. Ch.'Ol.ndler, O. :s. Chandler, Hon. Weiter Christenbury, Fred L. Church, C. H. Clark, Dolph Clnrk, Roscoe C,. Clark, William 1 C1nrkc, P. c. 1.60 I Cleyton, Henry M. · 1 Clayton, P. A. I Cleghorn, John . Coffoy, Ilon :B. Jr • 1 Colo, Srun F. I Collior, J. D. /~ 1 Cooke, R. P. /,t>o I Cox, Allon Jr. Cox, Oran L. 1 Cox, w. W. j Cowan, C. H. r Crawford, A. M. • .A. I Creson, Lar~J n.~..u.j~ Crosol'i., R. F. Croson, T. K. Jr. Crump, Claude M. Crump, E. H. Sr. Crump, J;J. H. Jr., Cunningham, Jesse Dalstrom, Ed. Darnell, Horbert Davis, Hon. Clifford Davis, Dr. J. Murry Defries, Ray Leo , Diehl, Dr. Charles Dilworth, J. E. Dolan, T. R. Dorr, W. H. Dozier, R. M. O A Drcif:us, Fred l3 • ...1!d. ... -·-'J. Early, Goorgo C • Earp, O. K. Eckert~ Ge0rge J. Echols, L. V • Edge, w~ T. Edwards, Frank C. Eliot, Dr. T. S. h Emick, Hl'..rold. W, --8..L)~_,S\\w4 .. ~ Ettolson, Dr~ H. W. Farrell, John J. Fay, Gorald Fiedler, Dr. F. w. Finch, M. E. Fisher, Allon Flanagrui, F. Joe· Fleming, Jose:ph D. Fogleman, John A. Fowler, Toll Fowler,. w. B. Freeburg, Harry Friend, .1.\.. J3. Gates, J. Granville Glascock, Charles Gln.sgow, :Ben E. Goldsmith, Fred G-old.smi th, Jack Goltmnn, Dr. J. s. Gooch, Cecil Graves, Dr. L. N. Grn,y, John Grout, F. M. Gregg, Russell Hnlo, E. W. Hal:;l.e, .Arthur Ifallidn.y, W • P • Harrold, E •. .'\.. . · . Ho.rti e, J. R~~~.!'!:±:t: Heys, Lolrn Heard, Robert G. Heiskell, A. L. Henry, N. Wallace Horf:f', Horbert Herrington, R. L. Hill, R. E. Hirsh, :n. W. Hoag, Harold ]rown Hobson, Dr. J. J. Hohenborg, A. E. Holmes, Herbert Hop:por, A. L. Jfoward, Percy Hunt, J. D. Hussey, Robert J. Irby, W. :n. Jr. I Jacobs, Dr. D. E. 1 Jo.cobs, Merrill j Jacobson, c. M. 1 Johnson, J. c. I Johnson, W. c. Jo:nos, Dr. Robert w. 1 Jones, Walk c. Jr. I ! Keller, :Eu.gene /Jb A I King, Rev. Frank-1J ____ _ I Kirk, Guy 1 Klinck, Chief ~by I Klyce, F. w. ·~ M\b.A~·-~ Knoff, Edw. M. I ' Ko:pnld, s. L. Kromer, Merrill I I Lnno, V. G. Lathl'll'.U, Swayne 1 Loo, Dr. R. G. I Loe, Rob ort E. LoPrince, J. .A. 1 1 Lerner, s. ·M. Leroy, Dr, Louis 1 Levy, Dr. Lou.is I Lowis, Dr. A. c. Lowis, T, W. 1 Loeb, William I I Libby, Fro.nk Lichternmn, Ira J. I • Lightmnn, M. A. I Livermore, Dr. George R. , Lohmeyer, J. ;.\.. I Lucas, Fred 1 Ma1,lry, J. E • fl Macfnrlnno, G. O. Molone, J. H. ' Mnllory, Leo I M.:lllory, Will iron Neely ; Maxon, Jishop James M. I McCabe, C. T. [Mccaslin, Dr. Robt. H. 1 McCrunoy, I3. F. I McGee, E. L. I McGoorge, H. L. 1 McGregor, John j Mc~night, James Molone 1 McKnight, Thcr.ias I McWhorter, A. D. Moornan, E. J. ~ Mi cha.el, J3. R. j Morgn,n, Allon 1 Moriarty, Herbert : Mottwoilor, FoITost I I Norvell, J. w. Nickoyt Sa.m Jr. O~Callnghon, J. E. O'Connor, Frank: Orgill~ Edmund Orgill, K. W. Oz1mrn, 1r. Field Owen, w. L. Pn.tton, Wesley E. Pn.ul, F. W. Poote, Russell Pcnltmcl, Clifford Ponnobakor, C. T. Peros, Hn.rdwig Perkins, George T.,&,,,,.l,t,,,~~~)l Pidgeon, Everett Pilkington, John Pipkin, A. Il. Pipkin, Perry Plour)l, Abo Pope, Mn,rvin Prescott, w. J. Ragland,· S., n. '.RaGsdale, F. V. Rroncs, Dr. Sam L. Ra.r.isay, R. G. Il..'1I.1SOY, lfonr-<J T. Reeves, Russell E. Reid, Wallace R. · Richn.rdson, Charles D. Richardson, Gilner Rios, Eluor M. :aiochnan, J. A. Rigr,an, C.L. Roberts, John E. Ross. J. L. Roy, George T. Jr. Ruch, Dr. Walter A. Rugg, L. Il. Russell, Edwnrd P. Russell, Dr. George M. Rychenor, R. o. Di-. Sci.no, J. E. Samloivn ~ W. H. Scharff, Abe Scharff, Aaron R. Schloss, Gilbert H. Schoor.1bs, .'i.rthur Sch'wartz, l:!orrill Son.y, J. I. Sollers, Perry Shannon, A. v. Sibley, Dr. Josich Sims, :a. :n. Jr. Skinner, J. L. Skinner, R1:ey-mond Slavick, H. W. Sraith, Wo.ltor L, Sohr:i, Alfrod ...... ,._ ........ L.~~ .... ~ Spain, H. M. . , S:pringficlcl, C. L. Strn.uss, G. D. Strong, Rayr.1ond Sullivan, H. P. 1 Taylor, Kenon Ta;y·lor, R. A. Thompson, E. F. Thompson, L. K. Turman, W. F ..,~~~~Ld?~Q.,ft 1 Turnbull, Steve I Turner, Norfleet I I I I I I I I I I I I Valenti11e, John Vandennark, F. N. Wadley,· Dr. s. L. Waggener, Andrew J3. Wagner, D. Eucene Waring, Col. Roane Watkins, R. G. Webb, Harry Web st er, Wm. A, 'Woeks, Dr. A. :B. Weil, Alvin :s. Wetter, Rer:ry_:'l;[JJJNEi::J let£ l/.,t ~lilkinson, Russel ---·-f-·-----··· Williams, O. P. Williss, Carl L. Wilson, Ha1·ry L. Wiseman, James E. Wood, Georc;o Wood, Dr. Percy Wray, T. Cecil ' Wurzburc, Abe Yount;, c. :s. Young, Dr. Thomas K. Yount, c. Groer Council Members elected at the Annual Meeting December 2, 1941 for the·yoar 1942. CrJ JCJ( J\51\ '1V I J3.ALLOT FOR ELECTION OF OFFICTIRS A2 7D COWTCIL liDi.ffi;JRS-AT-LARG:S FOR YEAR. ]~GINNING JANUARY l, 1942 ********** ,..... (Vote for One) FOR PBESIDENT -I Mr. Henry M. Clayton -- FOR VICE-PRESIDENTS (Vote for Five) - . Mr. A. K. :Burrow ·-- Mr. Edwin Dalstrom Mr .. W. P. Halliday ·' Mr. Lucius E. :Burch -· Mr. Norfleet Turner ..• - ---·-- FOR SECRETARY (Vote for One) I . Mr. Percy c. Clarke ---- FOR TREASURER (Vote for One) Mr. Emile A. Bizot FOR COMHISSIONER (Vote for One) I Mr, F. Joe Flan~an - FOR NATI ON.AL COUMCIL m.IPR~SmJTATIVES (Vote for 3) Mr. Henry M. Cle,yto~ --...- Mr.,, A. K. But•row -"-- - Mr. F. Joe Flanagan -- FOR COUNCIL MSMB?RS-AT-LARG:8, as per list - -· ,-- Acroyd, W. L. Agee, G. Worthen Alexander, Vance J. Angus, John A. Alcott, Richard Allen, C. C. Allen,Ja,mes Seddon Allen, June D. Allen, Preston Allen, Thomas H. An.i.'1.i s, Eurton B. Atkinson, Dr. W. R. Austin, John A. Awsu.mb, George Ayres, Dr. J. C. Baber, Roclnoy :Sacon, Col. W. J. Ball, Ernest C. Ballon, Dave Barker, Judge H0 H. Barrow, E. R. :Barry, Edward F. Bateman, Dr. R. J. Beasley, John B. Bensinger, Lloyd :Sizot, Emile A. Boat nor, 1'T. J. Bodley, Dr. J. W. Bolton, A~ Earle Bondurant, Julian B. Boone, Daniel FI. Boyd, Judgo Marion s. Boyle, J. 3aynard :Boyle, Jos. P. 3rcnnru.1, J. J. :Bro;,m, c. H. :Brown, Paul :Brown, R. G. :Brown~ s. Toof Bruce, C. Arthur :Bunn, H. T. Burch, Lucius E. Burrow, A. K. Butler, c. W. Jr. Caldwell, E. R. C~rlislo, G. A. Jr. Ccllow, Lowis C. 1942 COUNCIL MEMBJ:RS-AT-LA.RGE Canada, Col. J. W. Cru:m.le, Phil M. Co.rtcr, M. o. Castle, s. Nelson Ch.'1mbors, C. M. Chai-nbers, J. D. Champion, R. G. Chandler, o. B. Chandler, Hon. Welter Christenbury, Fred L. Church, C. H. Clark, Dolph Clrirk, Roscoe c. Clark, William Cln.rko, P. C. Cl~rton, Henry M. Clayton, P. A. Cleghorn, John Coffey, Bon :B. Jr. Colo, Som F. Colli0r, J. D. Cooke, R. P. Cox, Allon Jr. Cox, Ormi L. Cox, W. W. Cowan, C. H. Crawford, ii.. M. Creson, Lnrry 3. Creson, R. F. Creson, T. K. Jr. Cru.i11p, Claude M. Crump, E. H. Sr. Crump, :m. H. Jr. Cunningba:n, J,...c77e D~~:;~;,~'·fa. \j(<'.:_~'-<> Darncll, Herbort Davis, Hon. Clifford • Davis, Dr. J. Murry Defries, Ray Leo Diehl, Dr. Charles Dilworth, J. E. Dohm, T. R. Dorr, W. H. Dozier, R. M. Droifus • Fred l3. Early, George c. Earp, O. K. Eckert~ Ge~rgo J. Echols, L. V • Edge, w~ T. Edwards, Frank C. Eliot, Dr. T. S. Emick, H[',rold. Ettolson, Dr. H. W. Farrell, John J. Fat, Gerald Fiedler, Dr. F. W, Finch, M. E. Fisher, Allen Flanngan, F. Joe Fleming, Joseph D. Foglemo.n, John A. Fowler, Toll Fowler, W. :s. Freeburg, Harry Friend., A. 13. Gntes, J. Granville Glascock, Charles Glrtsgow, J3en E. / Goldsmith, Fred - J-._. ;, G-oldsmi th, Jack ~ Goltman, Dr. J. s. Gooch, Cecil Graves, Dr. L. M. Gray, John Grout, F. M. Grogg, Russell Hnlo, E. W. Tl-- Hn.l;Le , .Arthur Halliday, W. P. Harrold, E ... '1.. Hn.rtie, J. R. X · Heys, Lake Hoard, Robert G. Heiskell, A. L. Henry, N. Wallnce Horff', Horbert Herrington, R. L. Hill, R. E. - fP"·-'J_, 7' Hirsh, Il. W. Hoag, Harold ]rown Hobson, Dr. J. J. '!)<. Hohenborg, A. E. Holmes, Herbert Hopper, A. L. Hoimrd, Percy Hunt, J. D. Hussey, Robert J. Irby, W. :n. Jr. I Jacobs, Dr. n. E. 'i Jo.cobs, Merrill Jacobson, c. M. 1 Johnson, J. c. I Johnson, W. C. Jonos, Dr. Robert w. • Jones, Wnlk c. Jr. I ~ Keller, Zugene I King, Rov. Frank I Kirk, Guy - /(,,, Y9' _,.t .. 1 Klinck, Chief Irby i Klyce, F. W. i Knoff, Edw. M. ~ Kopald, S. L. I I Kromer, Merrill I I Lano, v. G. LathaJ)l, Swayne 1 Loo, Dr. R. G. I Loe, Rob ort E. . LoPrince, J. A. {Lerner, s. M. I Leroy, Dr. Louis 1 Levy, Dr. Louis r Lowis, Dr. A. C. I Lowis, T. W. 1 Loeb, William I Libby, Frnnk 'Lichtcrmrui, Ira J. : Lightmrai, M. A. I Livermore, Dr. George R. , Lohmeyer, J. A. I Lucas, Fred 1 1 Maury, J. E. I Macf r>,d[l.nc, G. 0. )( 1 Mnlonc, J. H. 1 Mo,llor'.r, Loe I Mallory, Willi001 Neely ; Maxon, !3ishop James M. 1 McCabe, C. T. I McCo.slin, Dr. Robt. H. 1 McCamey, :n. F. '1 McGee, E. L. McGoorge, H. L. 1 McGregor, John j Mcl'foight , James Malone 1 McKn:i. g11t , Thcnas I McWhortcr, A. D. Mcoman; E. J. : Micha.el, D. R. I Morgm1, Allen 1 Moriarty, Horbert l Mottwoiler, Forrest I I lforvoll, J. W. Nickey, Snm Jr. O~Cnlln~hnn, J. E. 0 t Connor, FranJ.o::: Orgill~ Edmund Orgill, K. W. Ozburn, n. Field Owen, W. L. Patton, Wesley E. Pnul, F. W. Foote, Russell Ponlmvl, Clifford Ponnobokor, C. T. Peros, Hnrdwig Perkins, George T. Pidgeon, Everett Pilkington, t)'olm Pipkin, J.'l... Il. Pipkin, Perry Ploue;h, Abo Pope, Marvin Prescott, w. J. R'1sland, · s. :n. Re.gsdalo, F. V. Rttines, Dr. Sam L, R.:.'V.1 say , R. G • R.:.'V.isoy, Henry T. Roovos, Russell E. Reid, Wallace R. Richnrdson, Charles D• Richn.rdson, Gilner Rios, '.Ellner M. iliochr.1an, J. A. Rigcun, C.L. Roborts, Jobn E. Ross. J. L. Roy, Georce T. Jr. Ruch, Dr. Walter A. RU6i:s, L. E. Russell, Edward P. Russell, Dr. George M. Rychonor, R. o. Dr. Sn.ino, J.E. Sand.oim ~ W • H. Scharff, Abo Schnrff, Aaron R. Schloss, Gilbert M. Schocubs, .i.:'\..rthur Schwartz, Morrill Seay, J. I. Sellers, Perry Shannon, A. v. Sibley, Dr. Josioh 1 Sims, a. Il. Jr. Ski1mer, J. L. Skinner, Rey:r.iond Sln.vick, H. W. Sraith, Walter L. Soran, Alfred Spain, H. M. Springfield., c. L. Strn.uss, G. D. Strong, Raynond Sullivan, H. P. 1 Taylor, Kenon j Taylor, R. A. 1 Thompson, E. F. I Thompson, L. K. Turman, W. F, 1 Turnbull, Steve ·1 Turner, Norfleet I I Valentine, John Vandermark, F. N. I I I I 1 I r I 1 I Wadley, Dr. s. L. Waggener, Andrew B. Wagner, D. Eugene Waring, Col. Roane Watkins, R. G. Webb, Harry Webster, Wm. A. 'Weeks, Dr. A. E. Weil, Alvin B. Wetter, Henry Wilkinson, Russel Williams, o. P. Williss, Carl L. 1 Wilson, Ha1·ry L. Wiseman, James B. Wood, GE;;orc;c Wood, Dr. Percy Wray, T. Cecil ' Wurzburc, Abe 1 Young, c. :B. j Young, Dr. Thomas K. 1 Yount, C. Greer I r I l I Council Members elected at tho Annual Meotin{s Doccmbor 2, 19·11 for the year 1942. 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. 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1942 Title A name given to the resource 1942 Chickasaw Council Recharter & Annual Report Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink & Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chickasaw Council, BSA Annual Report https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/7a4a5fcb9642fe0f822e5a07a5ef684e.PDF 5de5293ff7703a7647adfd3c2f436ad0 PDF Text Text oFftCt :: ~OP::J Form 0-539-3000-1143 REGION No.... $..... COUNCIL No.S~8. APPLICATION /or RENEWAL of LOC AL·- COU NCI L CHA RTE R for the Year Beginning. July 1, 1944 NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park A venue, New York 16, N. Y. . The ....................... . tNe. <:...IJ.. t.r::.ff..E./..~ 11:..W...........................................................Council, Boy Sco~ts of America, with (Name of Council) A headquart~rs at ...~0.l....~P.W.MOl.tt.N. ..H.l.u.T.lll.fl...T<>..Ut~ .... /!:l.E.~!?f.Jl~..............7.!¢.i!'!!.l!:~L ................... .. (Local Mailing Address) ((.;ity) e (State) and having jurisdiction over (indicate entire Area) .:N:l.EIJJ..:J....r:..~UNT.;;J, ....7g_IJ!N.,;1 ..... 0~.t'.!.>..T.b. ................. 1 :r1t:T.~., .... PflH1>.UJ. .....eo.~N.T.lE.6,..Ml~:S$..!(;;X~.....f!:.K.Etl.:i.l.IRJlf/.tM..f.~:JR..... IH...P.fidlJIJ.l. ... <.'t>; _lj;/t;;_T...!:l:IH.F.....0..F...r::.J'iJ.T.:l'El:W.l!fH......lf:.tP..•l .....ll:.R!L..................................................................................................................... hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July 1, 1944. In justification of this application,. the following summary of accomplishments and progress in 1943 and Objectives for 1944 is presented. Further details will be found in the accompanying reports which are offered as evidence of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibility as a Local Council as required by the By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America, Article XI, Section 2, Clause 3. This application, statements and record of progress were revi,ewed and approved qy the Council . B cl cl l 11 cl . \\ ·· 1 J '/ E 19 t If h" h ~eet~~u~v~uo~~~ ~:: pr~~n~a a~d ~:et~!u~~l···;p~~fa~~ll;·:·~~~;p~~d···i~;···;biig~~·i~~... to ·'i~y~lly' :~o;er~~e with the National Council and its representatives in promoting the program of the Boy Scouts of America in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and By-Laws, policies and regulations of the Boy Scouts of America. · 1 Signed .. .,, • ' d.:.~--~~IP:!!:.~.~---····················· Scout Executive I President Treasurer BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA (Incorporated February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.) �"// L THE COUNCIL .-2:.:S.~Council members, which included representatives oL..!..:!lO..... % of the As of December 31, 1943, we had.. Troops or Packs. sponsor which institutions or groups of citizens within our jurisdiction groups of our territory are represented in the religious In accordance with the policy of the Boy Scouts of America, major Council and Executive Board in the following riumbers:. Protestant. ... ~~.S.:....... Council ....................................Jewish..........&.& .......... ; Catholic.......... Executive Board ................. .Jewish................. .I... .......... ; Catholic................. k............ ; Protestant. ......... A;:f..."fi.'. ........ 1. .1..1.. . . . . . .; The Council membership includes representatives of the following community interests as checked: Business...... ~~-2........... ; Religious .._......1..1................ ; Educational.............1....0............. ; Labor................~ ............. ; Civic................., ................ O Yes KJ No 2. Amendments to our Constitution and By-Laws were adopted in 1943. .O Yes D No These amendments have been approved by the National Council. (If not, attach copies.) 3. This Council has.............~............organized Districts with functioning District Committees. There are.........__'Q................Districts yet to be organized. Of these we will organize..........._.O.:...........in 1944. . th'1s Council. . fina,ncmg . . D'1stncts :;., m are shanng ...........................-~.................. ..institutions sponsoring Troops or Packs, and expect to 4. We have an average of one Commissioner for every............ jnstitutions by December 31, 1944. make this one Commissioner for every............... 8.. .:. . . b ............ During 1943 there were...........- ... / ........- .... meetings of our Council and.................7...................meetings of our Executive Board. ···--···-0...............of our District Committees met monthly, (except July and A1:1gust) during 1943, and the rest averaged........Z ..:-····meetings. 5. 7fJJ IC~~ !II "' f.'" ·"' . Our annual meeting is held in the month 0£. ...... -J:P.~--~""·····A..:!i: 1:~:1t.:... f..:. .................................................... !! :~.Y tM ({jl ,;<:))it• ...n · · ......... _,,-CJJ · f or one year begmnmg J. .. u.:11.u.YJ....... !Ut.V.'rt..v;.......... c••••• r.:::: .............................. .-.......• 0 flicers and members of our Counc1·1 serve 6. 7. Functioning of Council an<l Committees .a Council 0 Executive Board If) Number of Dis.tricts represented on each Organization and Extension 3 r..:l Training i:.:l Leadership 4 e-e-- Advancement ~ .... Camping and Activities 3 ~ Health and Safety .3 3 ~ 0 Finance u Other Committees: CHECK THOSE FUNCTIONING WELL x ~ }( .... No.of Members for 1944 0,..0 1./..$" Ln x JC i,,. x 7 X" /() x ADDITIONAL COMMENTS iii:~1:at 1P=Gli LO ~ , .. II. FINANCE In making Scouting available to the boys of our territory during 1943, net operating expenditures amounted to $.l.:.~t..71..1..d?. * That we may not only continue, but may strengthen and extend our Council service and bring Scouting to an increased number of boys in 1944, we have planned a net operating budget of $..7:::."i.1..f:..:f.(:f..OO.*. 1. 2. We had an employed Executive staff oL.......:::d..................men December 31, 1943. We plan to increase this staff by the employment oL...- ......1.................additional men in 1944. 3. In order to assure proper handling and accounting for the funds entrusted to this Council, our accounts audited by .. P.li.fl.1,.. M.ltflWl..GK./M.f..Tt;lt/tJ.t......l:: ...~o.1......~C:RTt Fr E.O PV1!3l.J!C.. fl C€!Ec11..»1J!/7{ f'l!trr:;; (State whether professional accountants or Auditing Committee.) * Thesti figures should agree with corresponding totals in Finance Committee report. have been ~ �Form 0-539C-30001143 Make sure business related to December expirations is accounted for according to procedure announced in Dr. West's Bulletin # 20, Series of 1941. REPORT OF ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION Name of Council ~1 lff. f/._IJ>n fli! !/'ii, Headquarters City l Total on jDec. 31, 1942 i TABLE 1 1. COMMITTEE - 1943 CH tCKfJ ~8W f?(.'JLJNlftL, : Total Troops* ~/ f."i I (a) Sea Scout Ships 8 (b) Sea Scout Patrols (in Troops) I New in 1943 State Net Separations in 1943 (See note) 14 ~ Region No. I.[ IJ l!M 71 a~- '~t/t'f Trdnsfers due to Territory changes ln Out # Total Dec. 31, 1943 15J/, ( ..S-58 Council No. Estimated New in 1944 Estimated Net .Separations in 1Y44 Objectives for Dec. 31, 1944 14- 7, I b5 )...- I ( 2-- I - ..,_ 7 y rS b J/ ;J 1/ S' .l I (c) Explorer Troops (d) Explorer Patrols (in Troops) I I I I (e) Rover Crews I (f) Air Squadrons I ' (g) Air Scout Patrols (in Troops) (h) Neighborhood Patrols (i) Lone Scout Tribes (j) Negro Troops '-1-7 (k) Indian, Troops 3_,,., 2. Total ,Scouts** (a) Sea Scouts 1$3 - ..s (b) Explorer Scouts (c) Rover Scouts ! 4 /713 /.'176 .... 34....... ~ ...... /:;.. SJ _.g-1-~E 12100· //b() ·-?~ s~ M-0 1'18 J7/ ( ~ d -~ ,0 SCJ + .... (d) Air Scouts -- /~ /$ '..!? ).- "'V // \;;- v /01..I .:.,.;·~oo 11-f-. I J. oc.\ /23,R 3o J./ DO (e) Senior Scouts in Troop (f) Lone Scouts I (g) Negro Scouts 11/-1 10 L'b5 351 3. Total Scouters 4. ' Total Packs Negro Packs Neighborhood Dens s. Total Cubs Negro Cubs 6. Total Cubbers (including Den Mothers) Den Mothers .f:.1 '" ' (h) Indian Scouts l13# -UJ) i.L 'l ' I 1,45 l,Jf.. I d' .,, ;:Lio I 'Jr 'ii J'4 8 2--~ 2t:?1 3 J BL7 7J -~I 2- . to lo - ?14 400 iZo j ,,. I ..?;~('\ ')- f ~/./-- I 7. t,.,.r·e, I r:i fee,,..f.. ,Y. /52.. /,.. () 70 1->/ () 2-1 10 .,j I r1'J f" I !f?.J I) 1qo I 7 ,,_.. !Jb Den Chiefs #"Net Separations" equals total separated minus "separated - reregistered." *Include in figures on this line total number of all Troops, Explorer Troops, Rover Crews, Sea Scout Ships, Air Squadrons, Neighborhood Patrols and Lone Scout Tribes. This will not necessarily be the sum of lines (a) to (i) which follow. **Include in figures on this line total number of all Scouts in above indicated units and Lone Scouts. In column "New in 1943" include only boys who were · new in Scouting in 1943. This will not necessarily be the sum of lines (a) to (f) which follow. ***In second column "New in 1943," include all boys who entered .these branches of Scouting in 1943, whether they transferred from some other branch of '" 0 /1 LC Scouting or not. (a) New 12-year-olds regist1red in 1943.,... ./..:/:.J .............. E;timated new 12-year-old Scouts in 1944........1..~.............. (b) We had on record.._Q._(e_____ Scout Troops and..._..LQ___ Cub Packs expired and not reregistered on Dec. 31, 1943. 1 �TABLE 2 A-Tenure achieved in 1943 by Scouts and by Assistant Scoutmasters under 21 who have been Scouts. (1) ·----------··-- (a) Number on roll Dec. 31, 1943 who attained respective years of tenure in 1943 (2) (b) Number Net Separated in 1943 who attained respective years of tenure in 1943 ( 3) (~) Total (a+b) who attained respective years of tenure in 1943 Less than 1 Year 2 Years 3 Years 4 Years 5 or more Years TOTAL 147µ /ooO .5J.f .)..f7 /~O J1- 315! a,f7 ,7),.. U7 116' I/ff 11-/ ;717 1s2q /b1'),, 3 I ,_ :/;1.r J-+6 iis Sl7~ Less than 1 Year B-OBJECTIVES FOR 1944-2, 3, or 4 year Scouts in 1944 come ·from the l, 2, and 3 year Scouts of 1943 . (d) Total 'who will attain respective years of tenure in 1944 ] Year /f:fCO· ? 1 Year f "/()t>, 2 3 Years Years !r>C< 1-"l·~O ?;';{ ·' 5 or more Years 4 Years TOTAL .:;- ';.l '2-·~.f' :i ·~'b ,7 7~;,..,.' ' (1) When lapsed Troops reregister only Scouts and Assistant Scoutmasters under 21 who reregister with the Troop shall be credited with years of tenure attamed durmg the lapsed period of the Troop. (Z) Scouts attam tenure only on anniversaries of the date they first became Scouts, which is not necessarily the same as the reregistration date of the Troop. Separated Reregistered Scouts lose tenure credit for the period they were not registered. (3) Do not include Scouts separated in 1943 who did not attain an additional year of tenure in 1943 before separating. ( 4) Information for both sections A and B of this table may readily be obtained from the Gray Scout Service Chart. lf your Council does not keep this chait a request to the Supply Service will bring you the "Gray Scout Service Manual". Please check whether Council keeps the Gray Scout Service Chart: Yes D ; No TABLE 3 MEMBERSHIP FACTORS l3Y POPULATION GROUPS - 500,000 and over Classify units by population groups, then secure data for each group trom umt records so classified. Check totals in last column, these 4 lines against corresponding totals in Table I. Check Table 4 below similarly. 100,000 to 500,000 25,000 to 100,000 10,000 to 25,000 2,500 to 10,000 11-4-1 A. New Scouts during 1943 B. Total Scouts Dec. 31, 1943. C. Total Troops Dec. 31, 1943. Under 2,500 and o.c. z1i. 21,fJ 11U 12'1- ~* " 1a D. Net dropped Troops during 1943. TABLE 4 ~ TOTAL IZ/~ ~1-5~ ;5i 1+ I {Use same pop'n. group headings as in Table 3. B-Total Cubs, Dec. 31, 1943. R1 ,_ C-Number of Packs in each group Dec. 31, 1943. ~ .1-!> ORDERLY EXIT PLAN . Death Total Separated Scouts During 194~. /0?~ .. . -'J 3 D-Packs dropped in each group in 1943. TABLE 5 73 r572- A-New Cubs in each group in 1943. 5 Transfers /~ b+b t7/4 . 0 ~o ~ 1943 Promotion Junior Alumni If Dropped TOTAL /§J:t- ;+11 ;:;t.'2-................became Scouts. During 1943......... / / /................ of our Cubs became 12 years old. Of these, ....... ~======="================================================== TROOP BUDGET AND PACK THRIFT PLAN The Council has a definite plan for promoting the Troop Budget and Pack Thrift Plan (check one) Yes"-. No o. . . /~1::. . . Troops (.~flt.. %) were on Budget Plan Dec. 31, 1943; Objective: ...../..~.e~......Troops (i!f..0;.. %) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1944. Pack~ (.1; . %) were on Thrift Plan Dec. 31, 1943; Objective: ........ J.S. ....... Packs ( ...8.0.:%) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1944. . . . ,,..K. . . Signed.-......_..____......-.......__.................................................- ................ Chr. Organization and Extension Committee �NEW COUNCIL MllM:BERS 1/31/44 io,, ~ TEL, Frank Ahlgren 8-8811 . The Commercial Appeal 5-0886 279 N. Watkins St, E. O. :Bailey a.,;4451 1618 Forrest Ave. Lucius E. Burch, Jr, 5-2838 1006 Exchange Building William Hale Dorr 26 Sardis, Miss. Harold William lihick 5-4352 3959 Walnut Grove Rd, Capt. Toll E. Fowler 6-353:> 445 Ellsworth. Charles F. Goodman 9-7718 P. O. Box 416, Memphis, Tenn, S. L. Kopald 5-4206 591 Center Drive .Charles W, Loomis 8-4181 P. O. Box 256, Memph:i.s, Tenn • John W. Maden 8-2229 BGx 106, Memphis, Tenn. Thomas E. Maxson 6-5781 905 N. Graham Alvan Fletcher Tate, Jr, 5-7531 1482 Tutwiler Joe E. Davis 5-3621 Firestone Tire & Ribber Co, Harry West Hirsheimer 7-7460 495 N, Watkins St, Floyd Sherrod a.~1 22 W. Calhoun R, Arpin Koehler 5-8831 3589 Oakley Ave, Howard s. Ainslee ADDRESS �/ .. ~,.,.. ·• . '.''''"'~ e ,.,,,,..ti,,..h,,ll,!f-.!\:i 0 .. ,..1~ ,,.h-\.~V..,.'~; ".'V • .... OtO""' .r,. # ,.~.,,.,. . .11 !!.""} J).~ of OnP~~tion@, tc' of' .'1'..'~\!'iOG., '.venue, ~~visicn .. !.'''' . :,.:· . ;<·< Y·.::. :rX:"' ~;{"··.-,~ C~·.J.ty, ?o_;.:~. 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(80.0C/ ~ ... __,_,_......,A...,_._,_,,.:...,'PJ"T°''""';.., .....~ T?:i~~. ·;.;"~ ./ /e.~o ?J .., f\ ~ --· J,/-S""o. t:. o...::::.:.:..~ ; : / o, ~o::__ ~ :p:::, I Sc-.o <.'\ --1::.1.~!;i_. ,c'I t'~ '.: I ~- 1 c0 e . . (oo.c.Piic · I \S'Oe_... J..B'''·~~ �PRINTER S LITHOGR APHERS STATION ERS -n~F • PHONE us 8-2 2 71 • SIX LINES 12~0 * 3. 0 () 26.00 15.00 ~o 42 29.00 59 25U 1208 8.50 16.66 26.00 '3.2 5 8 '.3 67 2200 7 3.6 7 75 2 3.0U Toof Servi ce costs no .more 15.50 1 3,0U 25.3 3 18.5 () 7.00 8 0.25 120U 1.2 5 1.2 5 3271 30.0U 14.09 17.00 13.00 19.00 576.8 U'* Toof Servi ce costs no more �Form .0-539B-30001143 .. REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE-1943 $ Region No. .. : :eq: rt~: ~: ~_t!_H- /l.~-'<. .';'l!-l!">E._. !~;lh!~"-l'Hi'-"_IW'._.1!" "'5i. .,:o_u_Af_c__~--~:=.-~r-=~" "~" " ':~:; "'-',~ '· - -1 . -c_o_u_nc_i1_N_o._.;J_s_-_8 11 ...... · (Please use only following classification. This is for purpose of National record and comparison) Indicate if EXPENDITURES-1943 I. Operating Expenditures: _ ___, calendar year f~~.,iy}f' o~~~n /fr,,~ci·' '!(, / t1t!.~ J ~.· ~~. i: Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Total Expenditures Special Receipts Net Expenditures (See Note I below) (Col. I minus Col. 2) 1. Executive Salaries* ·----- $ $ I 0 /JJJ.1, Bi $ ?.~ 2.-£ f~. 1D J 7 £.f . IS~. 1-2 J..!.li,. /,g ti- 1-1-bl. 84· I fo '!?7. 7 o , l l.S~ ?.i l I {.,{;7,7tJ . "'l~Olr .,>;(.' t'.l r~ t:;t ~- A l ~· I . .;;-.s , f:/1 ! 0 /1"'1i// .!" "'•' . t./:~7. 7S"'' I .• _,,, 'I;>, e; ~ ~UI , .. i ~ '~ :i. .,:;: () () ).. CJ~.• ~·(\ S'C'!Dd)Ci '7,J,'", l" ~ if',(""\() i~ Se.oa I 7 1- .)~ 0 O /'Vt.I\'/\ ~ ~ t·.·p I .·,1 '?!_t~o.,S -'1.- 'jJ"" ?J"", Co 3. ()L/- 'l;,lH./ 2. L/ / t 7J.11J Ji~ .~Ls. I S~b.fJ ... e;~ o.~!' -'.'.'!! ~l 'l, f} J 'i:) 00 TOTAL OPERATING 7 R 6. 0 0 ~·~- t? ' c.\ ' D. . 0 ~ ""t"'e,,,()a J L../- b e;. b 0 .~· s38, 1..-1 ~,,:::j- ,5{:~?/~ ~! 8 Io .!ti -1 I /. .; /;t i/-. ()O S' I J~t> !.) lJ "4 J.....l; 00 I ?2 7 t./.i.1-, 0. '£ I L./.()() R '1 c~ t~~ f, #./.. (::,~~ 8 j ~ &//,C'?; $ : , ~~--·~ i.,~ ( ~-/ t.. t 2. Office Salaries ---·---·····-··3. Retirement Contrib'ns ... 4. Rent, Light, Heat, Insurance, Telephone --···5. Office Supplies --······---··6. Postage -----·······--·······--····· 7. Transportatic;m ----·--·----8. Publicity ·-·----·-·······--······-9. Camping (See Note 2) 10. Senior Scouting ............ 11. Cubbing .................................................. 12. Leadership Training and Conferences ............ 13. Circuses, M. B. Shows and other activities,....... 14. National Quota .............. 15. Charter Fee ················-· 16. Campaign E::i~:penditures 17. Interest on Indebtedness (See Note 3 below) 18. Miscellaneous . ............................ • BUDGET-1944 .;) -"' "'~J; c~ '···' I?". 8' l~.!ld r: · · ,,,.,, f, ,_," ·'f'I~~ 7~u:; 1 ., I '-'.1 l-8 I 36.00 SS 4, O.!> II. Capital Expenditures: 1. Office Equipment·····-·-·2. Camp Property ---·-·······3. Automobile ............ ..................... J.{._;j 12 ~. f I _ III. Total of Operating and Capital (I II) + J .;, ('>?;'\ " • I.! f.1 7~ {..,, '?1 '-I. .;f.$ z 7. µ..:;~~. g..f t tj_' r,i,f (National Funds) l .~· c.. .!3' 7 80 '1:91./., .r I .:.r 7 ..). 1J b"li •J,-L/- v. Endowment, Trust Funds or other Permanent Investments VI. Obligations Paid (See Note 4 below) i f s-, l L IV. Revolving Accounts: 1. BOYS' LIFE ................... 2. Registrations ·-··---·--··--··--- {),, 3. Scout Supplies .............................. -~ TOTAL REVOLVING '7 I I S'.DO I'?(,. .Ci I '..J;tf/-" TOTAL CAPITAT 7. .!57 /,,,.So / 0 t') i.s ,. [.. '1.l''ti ,.~. . ' /I '~- . ~ t.-/?t.{,$1 :?;I ~-1 ..r;r13 ·7 !.. ,,,1 .,Z . ~· i/ '7 I ol b()f!>. oo NOTE 1-Report as Special Receipts only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees etc., which are incidental to certain Council activities. Also report Revolving Account receipts in second column. ' · · NOTE 2-Camping figures should include disbursements and receipts as shown in report of Camping and Activities Committee. NOTE 3-Do not include payments to reduce "principal" indebtedness. . NOTE 4--This refers to repayment of loans, the proceeds of which have been previously expended, bills and other obligations which have been charged to the various items of the budget in previous years and so reported. *Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transportation allowances. Do not distribute any salar:ies to other bud~et items. (OVER/ �Analysis by population groups of income from. contributions for 1943 Council operation. Income from areas where Council participates in Community Chest Income from areas where Council does not participate in Chest Supplemental'* rnntriibutions Chest allocation · Total Communities of 500,000 or over.............................................1_$________ 1_$_ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1_$_ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1_$_ _ _ _ _ __ t;. "'· t\ ).. •t t1 P. '"'-"'-" ·~ b.S f';'.. &~-...~d·-~··-··-1--------1--------1" 100,ooo to 500,ooo····································1-~.-.-....1--,.,_p=· ~-"*=+f-f.r......-..·•...,,;--"-'-" " 25,000 " 100,000....................................1 - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - 1 - - - - - " 10,000 " 25,000.....,..............................1 - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - " 2,500 " 10,000.................................... ,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ ,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ ,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ ,_ _ _ _ __ ~ ,II "'-"'': .,.. _~ h -i---"';;_ ')..._·.;....·· 1 fe,.'••. ..._,?711 . ' fl....:0 .·-'"'""."""C"' _.1.'"-."""!=·· _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___,·''"".•'"" under 2, 500 and open country.................. ----~~~~ " " " " " 1 < $ ,.., 1'"'.>t} ( TOTAL........................... i~,.;~ 1JcfJ.()f\ *Did Chest approve? Yes~ No_ _ ' 1 s 11 $ ? (Check one) Funds for the 1944 budget outlined on preceding page NOTE~If i:;:: .,t been raised. funds not yet raised, state plans for securing funds h e r e - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Budget for 1945, or next fiscal year, will be adopted by Executive Board about .fct.t;,.'L 't/ < "';,;, ::{' t ter ,t,/ !/ (Date) Assets, f2-31-43 Current-'Cash on hand and in bank $ {I';.!{).!!;;·;;., /, ?.~ *Fix~d - Real Estate Unpaid Pledges Camp Equipment Supplies for Resale Office Equipment Securities Automobile *Present Value Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-43 • '/ti ,l .r ·.. ·._,"--·""'__.·•... Operations-Accounts and Bills Payable$-'""".("""~:_,._/_.--'-1..... Capital-Accounts and Bills Payable C) $-·-~- Notes Payable Notes Payable . Mortgages TOTAL_ _ _"'""(·=-.:':_'_ This Council has Trust or Endowment funds, as of December 31, 1943, totaling$ /01 1'-~tJ.f:.;tJ of which$ ..,'S~f\(),t1 ti was received during the year 1943. We are using (a) Standard Declaration of Trus._________, or (b) some other form approved by National Counci..___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~----------------been developed which has been in effec._________years. A comprehensive Five-year Financial Plan ~h as not Coundl dire~tedcan:r~i~n or :~~P.~!?Ps ;r~~~ b~~held ~~ th~.,fo:lowing dates in 1944: J,~,..f•. tJ.' l ,.,_,(~ , ~j' j}, v"°'"' ,, , ct,,\,..t ~ C'L\ ::t~ tll~,. L- f- Rema~~Exp~natiorumAdilitioru _ _ _ _(_________~-------------------~ Signed------------Chr. Finance Committee �Form 0-539E-30001143 REPORT O'f LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTE'E -1943 NAME OF COUNCIL ..... -~..ff.J.f,,JUl.JB.W: ....f!.D'!!..l:f.Gfl__l,.;----t!_: __ ~-111-,_.JNC._,, HEADQUARTERS CITY ____________ _______________________________________ _ fM __l!:_j}¥1_fPJf.ff.__,SJ' ____________________________________________STATE.....:7..J:::Jill/..............._____________ Region No·---~----------­ Council No .. ~~------ RES ULTS IN BASIC TRAINING* As of December 31, 1943, we have accomplished the following toward providing all of the key leaders of our registered units with BASIC TRAINING*: Leaders and Assistants (not Committeemen) with INTRODUCTORY TRAINING ("Fundamentals of the Boy Sew Movement" or "Elements of Scout Leadership-Part I") Number registered 12/31/43 Number with Introductory Training __________ _.~------------; Per cent ... '1---------%; "'J " ; . Objective 12/31/44 Per cent ----~:o ............ %. .3.!2..L ..... ; LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING * UNITS HAYING A LEADER WITH BASIC TRAINING * STATUS 12/31/43 Registered Number ~--""'-:·----~ Assistants CJI J"2 Skippers ! t. (., '1 0 Mates I >6j~' uo i Scoutmasters i Objective 12/31/44 Number % % Registered fl.4 bb j3,f I$" 14.f- (,, C> - Boy Scout Troops &. Neighborhood Patrols & Lone Scout Tribes l h Ships & Sea Scout Patrols Explorer Troops & Patrols Assistants NUMBER HAVING A LEADER WITH TRAINING* Number 2 "') ~ j J -- J. Explorer Leaders STATUS 12/31/43 HA VE COMPLETED BASIC TRAINING* Number b-Y:. . . 7 __ ,- ! ~i.? % ;J~.I /4 ,, J ,j Objective 12/31/44 . % bO 60 I Rover Leaders Rover Crews Assistants Air Scout Leaders Air Squadrons & Patrols Assistants ~' '~ Cubmasters Assistants i! ·11\ \' I~ t~~ ~. ) ," ~ !' • ~ qb G0 ~-it-'//'..'-1 2-~ ,--4-q-I-l--b....;:::0:.....-I :_:_:_:._~_:_:d_de_::_s_ 1~l_,"'+rl-~~·~ 17 {g _~' l~i. 1 1 ____ Grand Total .. '~, () ,; _j olo i 31.S 2-0 Packs & Neighborhood Dens Total Units & Patrols 0~ 1i ,_ 70 IbG *BASIC TRAINING means completion of the appropriat~ training as follows (or former equivalents): 1. Scoutmasters and Assistants-Scoutmasters' Course or Elements of Scout Leadership, Parts I and II, or former equivalent. 2. Cubmasters and Assistants-Cub Leaders' Training Course or Elements of Cub Leadership. 3. Skippers and Mates-Skippers' Course or Elements of Sea Scout Leadership. 4. Explorer Leaders and Assistants-Explorer Leaders' Course. 5. Air Scout Leaders and Assistants-Air Scout Leaders' Course. 6. Rover Leader and Assistants-Rover Leader Course or 1, 3, or 4 above. UNITS WITH LEADERS TRAINED IN OUTDOOR WORK a. ,Troops having at least one leader with training in Camping - course in "Troop Camping," or "Elements of Scout Leadership - Part III" (Short Te-rm Camping) b. Sea Scout Ships and Patrols having at least one leader with training in "Sea Scout Camping and Cruising." COMMISSIONERS WITH TRAINING a. Number registered Commissioners b. Have completed a Commissioners' Training Course. c. Have basic course for unit leaders, but not Commissioners' Course. LEADERS WITH SCOUT EXPERIENCE Had Scout experience starting with Tenderfoot Rank. _____ , ___ ;:~--~-::------- STATUS 12/31/43 ;~~ -4--.b·------ Number Percent -----------------Number ___Q__Q______ _ OBJECTIVE 12/31/44 _ _ _ _ _ ;_ o_ _ _ Percent ------------------ Number .J.~,~---~­ Percent ..... N umber _______ g _____ _ lev:e---- _______ J_Q ______ _ Percent ____ }:']:~:~'. __ Number /().!>..:·· Percent ----~---- The above information and that on the reverse side represent our Training Report for 1943 and our plans for 1944. SIGNED-----------------------'---------------------------------------·-----------------------------------------------------:·--------------------Chairman, Leadership Training Committee DATE.-----·--------------------------------------------------·-------------- SIGNED------------------------------------------------------------------------SCOUT EXECUTIVE �1943 TRAINING RECORDS AND 1944 OBJECTIVES "FUNDAMENTALS OF THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT," the Introductory Training Session for all leaders of Scouting-Council and District officers as well as.unit leaders. During 1943 this Council conducted this session ________ 3 ___________ _ · · ........t--~----,~-----Jeaders "D 4· · · the trammg. · · times w1th rece1vmg Approximately the following percent of leaders have co::nl.leted this Introductory Training· or its previous equivalent. Council Members ________ !J.J.4-______ % ; Board Members ______ ']___ !_/_ __ % ; District Committeemen ______________________ % ; Commissioners ... :§f/:ui;i:_____ % ; Merit Badge Counselors ... ~#.!.~-----% ; Troop and Pack Committeemen ______;(_~1_7 _____ %. 1944 1943 No. of COURSES CONDUCTED BASIC Scoutmasters' Course TRAINING Cub Leaders' Training Course or Elements of Cub Leadership No. of CERTIFICATES ISSUED 3 3.5° ;)_ 3.8. Skippers' Course CHECK COURSES PLANNED x j x >( Explorer Leaders' Course CERTIFICATES AND AWARDS-1943 1. Number of different men receiving cer- tificates ________ )__:3.__Q _____________ ··-----------·-··----(Do not include Introductory Sessions) Air Scout Leaders' Course 2. Training Awards issued x Commissioners' Course OUTDOOR Troop Camping Scoutmasters' Keys -~-------------L--------------Scouters' Training Awards _(!________________ _ TRAINING Short Term Camping (Elements III) Skippers'. Keys Sea Scout Camping and Cruising OTHER Health and Safety TRAINING Standard First Aid TOTAL ---·---------------------./.··---·---------· I J t-, x Principles· of Scout and Cub Leadership or new Advanced Course Emergency Service (Leaders) ---------~------------9·---------·----· l UNIVERSITY COURSES The following courses have been conducted' in colleges, seminaries, etc., located in this Council. These courses _and certificates issued are included in the Council totals. Messenger Service (Leaders) Name of School Pack. Organization No. CertifiCourses cates --------------1-------11------1-------1------- ____ Troop Organization Merit Badge Counselors Troop Committeemen Advanced or Course Leader Certificate x x Other Courses TOTAL COURSES AND CERTIFICATES THE TRAINING COMMITTEE AND ITS OPERATION Membership of the Council Leadership Training Committee consists oL ______ _L_tJ.,.______ men and includes.......~----------·-District Representatives and ________ l_l_ __________ members-at-large. The Council has·----------~---------Districts, of which...... ~: _____________ have District Training Committees. Training Commit· H eId .194 3.· 1counc1·1-----------··-·6 o·· 1stncL · · ....L··------·· · M tee eetmgs The Council uses volunteer course directors or i_nstructors in the following courses (check v) : Scoutmaster·-----~------, Cub Leaders' Course (or Elem. of Cub Leadership)----~-----, Skipper.....1.".'..'~----, Camping..... ~·:-::., Health and Safety.....V .., V ......., Principles ... Other Courses....V.......--------·--·-------··-··--····--------------------------.--------------------------------------------------------------------··--·· · The Committee and Executive Staff have given these course leaders special instruction through the following (check v) : Faculty Courses or Institutes ____________ , Personal Conferences .....~~------, Regional Institutes for Trainers ... ~------· Does the Committee have available a training inventory which indicates, by Districts, key leaders with and without training? Yes .................... No....~---·····-· · Training in 1943 was conducted largely on a District basis .................... , Council basis..~-~:.....••••• ·College Credit Yes I No �Form Q.539y:30001143 REPORT OF ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE - 1943 Headquarters City Name of Council Hg~ )/'I erHn l(,.fl(RJew CraUdl.VJ, C.Jfl«MState T~ .f/!o/l ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY (Scouts-not badges) Get this information from perpetual Inventory (Form No. 4102D, 4i02C and 41028). Total Dec. 31, i942 ._C Region No.--"""~"""----- ""Te NH· Council No. MERIT BADGE RECORD Indicate below the number of each of the Merit Badges earned during the year 1943 •• .... Qualified Net Enrolled During Separated Dec. 31, 1943 During i943 i943 "O 0 8Z ll:v1ation 14 1-Aerodynamics .................... -------i~-= 2 -AAer~culnautics: ................................ :. ....... Second Class* - gn ture .................................. 2 ....... 3 4-Airplane Design ............... ---------}?·-----First Class* 5-Airpl.ane Structure* ...... ________ : _______ 6 6-Anglmg .................................. Total Scouts* · 7-Animal Industry* ........... _______ :_ ________ 1 8-Archery .................................... -------·-r-····· Star 9-Architecture ........................... -----··ir··---. Life 10-Art* .............................................. -------------------11-_Astro~omy ................................... ..!i'.13-....... Eagle 12 Athletics .................................. 1 6 =======i-__::~__l__:;~LL.--L-'--_!__~L_-JI 13-Automo~iling ..................... _S_ea_S_c_ou_ts_:- - - 1 - - - - 1 - - - - 1 - - - - + - - - 1 1 1145=BBaesekKetreyepi;n···g... -·_3_·_-_--__-_-_-_-_Apprentice -------l-"-=---=-+L~L-..J-...L-L--1.!.......L..L--JI 16-B~ef Productiou.* ............ Ordinary 17-Bird Study .............................. ------------------18-Blacksmithing* ................. ------------------Able o / O 19-Bookbinding* ............................ ---+--'---l--'---.Jl--___J"--- 20-Botany Tenderfoot* 3 -----··ar··---- -------!,------- ·······si·-----*. . . . . .·. ·. ·._. _·. ·. _·. ·. -. -_-_- _-_-_--__ -------,1------- a.a........ 11 - - - - - - -1 60-Journalism ....................................... l ...... 61-Landscape ~ardening ... __________ _______ _ 5 62-Leathercraft ..................... -------------------· 63-Leather Work* ................... ----------~----·-· 64-Life. Saving ........................... --------~-------· 65-Machinery ...:.......................... ------1 66-Marksm~nship .......... 67-Masonry .................................. -------------------68-Mechanical Drawing ...... --------~-------69-Metal Work* ............................. .l~------70-Music* ..........................................33.. ..... .. 71-Nut Culture ......................... .......... l ........ 72-Painting* ......................................l.S....... . 73-Pathfinding* ........................ 74-Personal Hea~th* ............... _________ ....... . 1 75-Photography ................... -----------------· 76-Physical Develop. ........ ______ JUL ... . 77-P~geon .Raising .......................... ........ 119 78-Pioneenng .............................. -------------------· 79-Plumbing .............................. ....... ll....... . 1------- <.................. , ••••••• -----aff-------- =A=:=o=~=::=u=ts=:==:7"-/_S..--="3::.......!.-'/_,:J--'---'?'-'~/_/r()---=----'L-L-=--t1 ~2 31 =~C~am~fnpi~i·gnssg*:: :_:_·_:_·.:·:·:· ·:· · · ·:. :. :. .:.:_·.::.:_.:_._:_:.:··:·:·:··· :_:__: :_:_:_:_~_:_:_~_:_:_:_:_-_: :_:_:_ ·~~=~~~~~~K~~pi~g;···::::::::::::· ::::::::~~::::::: 82-Printing* ........................................ JL ____ _ Apprentice / / Y 24-Canoeing ................................ ----·-·sg·····:· ~~-Pu~~~c ~eal~h ..........................lP-I-------· -O-b-se_rv_e_r---i--~+-'-L-+----"1---'--'--l' ~~=~~~=~:r~o;k; .. :::::::::::::·: :::::::::i:::::::: 85-1i1abb~t l:fsi~~g. __-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_·_-_-_-_·-~- :::::::::::::::::::: 27-Chemistry ............................ _________ ?________ 86-Radio ....................................... ..........i ........ . 87-Reading* .............................. ....... 11....... . 28-Citrus Fruit Culture.......... __ 29-Civics . . . ........ ................. .... __ :::::7-~f:::::: 88-Reptile Stud~ ............................. Total / 30-Coin Collecting ................... ------------------- 89-Rocks and Mmerals .......... ·------------------__C_u_b_s_ ___:__ ____,_.....L....L...-'-----'---'-..::...._i' 32-Cooking 31-Cons~rvation .......................... T4 ................................. _________ _______ _ ~~ ~~futyin¥ :::::::::::=::::::::::::::::::::· ~~~~J_~-t~~~~~~ 5 33-Corn Farming* ............... ------------------92-Salesmanship ..................... _________ fL ..... Bobcat 34-Cotton Farming ...........................3........ 93-Scholarship ........................ -------~-'-------Wolf*** ty 35-Cycling* ...................... ......14........ 94-Sculpture .............................. ------------------36-Dairying* ................................... 2~-------- 95-Seamanship ......................... ·------------------Bear*** CJ 37-Dog Care .................................. ------------------- 96-Sheep Farming* ...........:.......... J ........ J 38-Dramatics ............. ---------~~------- 97-Signaling .............................. ......... 4 ........ Lion*** 71 /0 <O 39-Electricity ....................................!?.~-------- 98-Skiing .................................... --------------------T--l-C-b----l-1..-11;-~ll-~{),-=:....,._1-1-5.-...!!~-L.......J.'/:....!A..,,~-11 40-Farm Home* ...................... ------*-------- 99-Small Grains '..................... ·------------------ota u s ci.:>~Yro IJt1lo. . -,-- 41 =Farm Layout* ....................... ------~-------- ~~-Sot illki!'1n anagement* ...... ..........1........ Cu):> membership Dec. 31, 1943; included: 42 Farm Mechamcs ............. --------ff·------Sa g ................................. ·-----------------·~7/o. 9 yrs old :57.J.. 10 d ~ 11 # 43-Farm Records ..................... ------------------- 102-Stamp Collecting ....................iL .... . .. ... ··· · .. ..... yrs. an ... yrs. 44-Finger Printing ................. --------~-------- 103-Surveying · ........................... ------------------45-Firemanship* ........................ !~§_________ 104-Swimming ........................... ·-----,~~~-------*NOTE: Include all Scouts including 2nd and 1st class having Merit Badges. 46-F~rst A~d ............ ~......... ~lJi-------- i~5-Taxi~ermy ..................................... 47-First Aid to Ammals ......... g··-----6-Textiles ................................. ·------------------Check "Total Scouts" in 4th column with Org. and 4 Ext-.. Committee report, Total Scouts 112/31/43. 48-Forestry ................................................ 107-Weather* ........................... ......... .1 ....... . *"'Net separated, not promoted. Compute these 49-Foundry Practice .............. ---------------·---- 108-Woodcarving* ................... ------~-------figures from Form 4102D as follows: 50-Fruit Culture* .................... ________ _________ 109-Wood Turning .................................... Tend. Col. 3J minus difference between Cols. 8 51-Gardening* .. .... . ... ------------------110-Wood Work ....:................. ·------~.7. _______ _ 33 and 3. 2nd Cl.~Col. 39 ~inus difference between Cols. 52 G~a~ses, Legumes ......... -----"lg--------- 111-Zoology ................................. ~Bi~---·---~4 and 37 and higher ranks similarly from correspond53 Hikmg -------------------------- --------,------·--· Total ·····:··-----------mg columns. 54-Hog & Por~ P!od.* .........!112·-------- (Organizer Awards 1943) ,3 Same principle for Cubs and Senior Scouts using Craftsman 2i-------- t------- i *.... Forms 4102C and 4102S. ***Include all Gold and Silver Arrows in total for each Cub Rank. #Include with 11 yrs. those 12 years or over who may be continuing temporarily as Cubs pending enrol· tnent as Scouts. Check total of three ages wb:h Org. and Ext. Committee report, Total Cubs 12/31/43. 1........ ;~-:~r~~~ds~;* .:.~:.~:.~:.~:.~:.· :::::~~::::::::: 57-Indian M.B. Counselors in Council fl !if;f"' .......... . 2 ~ore .~.: ............................... , "Badges open to Second Class Scouts. §~=~::~;r~~f:g..::'.:::::::::::::::::::::::.. ----~---_·:_·_-_-_-_·_~------~--·:.Signed ..........Ch;:·Ad;;~~~~~~·c~~~;......... · �Form 0-539G-30001143 REPORT.OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE-1943 C:. .H.. .f..t..K.F.1.JR.W........ f!!.O..U.H..GJ.L,.. .....b... . J,,. /l~ . . lU..Ct.. ...... . Region No. Name of Council .................. . Council No. 1Vll C 11.J/!1.. Jr..IT.JI. i:?1Lli. fl. ..,.;, S --;r-;;;;'-A.. ,f ,,._ (! Headquarters City ............................ .............~.~11 ... ...-.................................. tate ........... .«.... h.,v..:<" .. «<..~,,.n. ............... . :S.e>.ll. .. The following report presents the activities and accomplishments under the direction of this Committee during the year 1943, covering the three major aspects of our Health and Safety program, i.e., Protection, Education and Service. 1. The membership of this Committee includes .............~ ............ District Health and Safety Chairmen and the following technical experts, as checked: Safety...... / ......... ; Public Health.....;.L....... ; Medicine ......b ...... ; Aquatics ................. ; Fire Prevention.................. ; Firearms.... ./. ........ ; First Aid ..... b.'......... ; Emergency Service........ / ....... ; Farm Safety.................. ; Mountaineering ................. . 2. During 1943 the meeting places 0£.................................of our Troops and other units ( .................. %) were inspected under the direction of this Committee. Standard inspection form No. 1153 was not used. · . ~ 3. During 1943 an inspection of the Council camp ............:O..............Troop was -w;:a; ast made by the Committee with ........ ~:".."/:.........members participating . · Camps, off the Council campsite, were held during the year, of which ....... Q....... .were inspected by the Committee. 4. Procedures to insure that all carriers used for the transportation of Scouts on Scouting activities were in. proper condition for such uses, with adequate insurance coverage, ~h t been in effect d~ring 1943. · . ave .. 5. The plan for medical examination of new Scouts is in effect in..............................of our Troops ( ........................ %) Form No. 1154 is !lot used. . 6. Pre-camp medical e.xamination is required for all who attend· the Council camp as checked: Scouts ......X....... ; Camp Leaders .... X:........ ; Food Handlers.,.}(......... Form 952 and 952A ~ used. are Recheck of Scouts, Leaders and Food Handlers ~ made by a medica'l doctor after arrival at camp. lS 7. I . ; 7 .. ......................Training courses in Health and Safety were given by this' Council during the year with. .....c... L.:........different Scouters having completed the course. 8. We have an Emergency Service Corps of Senior Scouts with ............................. ; ........qualified members. We h_:::ot ·a Mobilization Plan. 9. All cases of serious or fatal accidents or illness involving Scouts, Scouters, or guests incident to Scouting activities in this Council during 1943 have been promptly reported to the National Council, with the following exceptions with reasons ................·-··········· ···········································~··········; .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................'.·················· .................................................................................................................................................................. .. ············································..·······················.. ········.. ···························.................................... \. . h h f ll . 1 1 H alth d s f . m . t heir . activ1t1es . . . ... :"::.:-::-.~.11. AAA~.......................... -'?,..J;-•f.,,f:''~.-9.:1e.V~+ . e ave cooperated wit t e o owmg oca e an a ety agencies lo W h , ........... ~ ...~.. ~················· . . . . ~~~~e.. . .Ctr.:!:~----~~'--·~!r.!.:.~11::~~~/··~··r:ti.~:>i/J......pne.t.. .J'..tZ~,,.(6y. . . ~.,. .~(:.t::'.~~~'.:\&1~1.i.JJ::1..,l<.·!....d.¢..:!f:Ii~t.i/ 11. Our Program as planned for 1944 includes the following, as checked: · a) Complete organization of Committee including ,all technical experts and chairmen of District Health and Safety Committees....... .X..................... .. b) Medical examination of new Scouts in....................................Troops which is.............................. % of all our Troops. c) Program of Inspection as checked: Troop and other unit meeting places..................... ; Co\lllcil and Troop Camps......X. ........ ; All transportation equipment..... l( ......... ; Sea Scout watercraft. ....)(.................... . d) Emergency Service Corps........................... with .......................... qualified members by December 31; Mobilization Plan ......................... .. e) Training Courses in Health and Safety..............X, .......... (No. of courses......... .£.............. ). Sign~d Chairman, H!Jalth and Safety Committee �Form 0-539A-30001143 This copy for National Office D; Regional Office D; Local Office 11]. (Check appropriate box on each copy.) DO NOT WRITE HERE Charter Fee $_______ TRANSMITTAL SHEET Quota__________ Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter Scouter Fees_______ Tota,..___________ b____ Region No. _ _ _ Council No., _ _S,~,$'~8 __ NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. Attached is the application of the_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _E~~!f~l~f_C __--K.~Jf_,&,,_:=J~e~--~rw--------------------'Council, -~/~~'-'/~,_,'i;E~~...,1'-"~~'1l~ff-i_]~(f(i~--'~fl--~";,"'-,j-------~l~(~lt'=:~,;~"{f_!!~'-r'~,,~for Headquarters City, renewal of charter for the year beginning July 1, 1944, together with reports as called for. State Supplementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following: (If any of the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expected ~n the line marked "Date"} Note: Items No. 1, 6, 7 and 8 should accompany application, and No. 5 if possible. 7/S:.no 1. Charter Fee $ 2. Payment of Quota $-------- 3. Scouter Fees 4. ~---- $ _ _ _ _ _ __ ! '"1 _' couter Applications Yes or No (No.) 5. Audit Report for 1943 Yes or No ~kS 6. Scout Executive's Rep?rt for 1943 Yes or No Date A.e. 14-u !le;#..~ ~e:s 7. Civic Service Report for 1943 Yes or No YE.s 8, Program and Objectives for 1944 _enclosed . 9 · Roster is w.ilkhe.--...maded ~?" ~-,_,, ). t' •___L____J 1 ' Date q1- :,.r, · Yes or No _fL_+"-.- - - ? was mailed_ Date Signed _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Scout Executive �Form 0-539A-30001143 This copy for National Office 0; .Regional Office ~; Local Office 0. (Check appropriate box on each copy.) DO NOT WRITE HERE Charter Fee $_______ TRANSMITTAL SHEET ~~ot~--------- Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter Scouter Fees_______ Region No. _ __,,5.._·- - - Council No.,-ff.,.f),..1-'..,'lt_ _ __ NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. Attached is the appli1,;ation of the_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _f._:._h_1_J_;)_k_.•·£t_;,_t\~,a_w_·- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - " C o u n c i l , '·.~io;~i~··:b'l!!l 1 'f'P0fl:£ilf:t;''l.f1'1l! Headquarters City, for renewal of charter for the year beginning July 1, 1944, together withreportsascalledfor. State Supplementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following: (If any of the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expected on the line marked "Date") Note: Items No. 1, 6, 7 and 8 should accompany application, and No. 5 if possible. ______ 76.0<} _ 1. Charter Fee .... • 2. Payment of Quota $._ _ _ _ _ __ $ _ _ _ _ _ __ 3. Scouter Fees 4. 1? . n. .:r~ Scouter Applications (No.) Yes or No ·1e~ 7. Civic Service Report for 1943 Yes or No· y~~ Yes or No 8. Program and Objectives for 1944 Yes Yes or No enclosed , , " ,, 9 · Roster is will· be· ,maile<l __··-·~·"~--~~---------Date was m a i l e d . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Date Date {)et. 31, 5. Audit Report for 1943 6. Scout Executive's Report for 1943 31, lg44 Yes or No l.~43 Date 14 t 1943. J~n. ne, Date 1944 Date �Form 0-539D-30001143 REPORT OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE - 1943 '~ REGION No. Name of Council,__e.-=-it.H_,,_,,_lt__,t.O<:..D~-..8~Jr/U8CLJWl!!JL_--=~~D~ULNLC~iJ..~11?---1J~.d.....11J."'--Lill~-_,1!...U11L~e::_,,_e COUNCIL No. Headquarters City_ _.../LM-=--..L_..,~,,..,M~..JL?__,,__ff<~rJ'-·~"----- State RECORD OF YEAR-ROUND CAMPING-JAN. 1 to DEC. 31, 1943 (!) 56r Based on the statement in "Camping Policies" on "Council Supervision of the year-round Camping Program of the Troops," please state below the number of Troops as of December 31, 1943 you consider are in Groups 1 and 2: (See Bulletin No. S of the "Chief Scout Executive," March 31, 1939.) Troops GROUP 1: Number of Troops with an effective Camping Program . . . . . . . . . . .9. .7.......... (Adequate year-round outdoor program averaging one outing feature each month.) ____________if.._"!!\_id:_ % % of Troops with effective Camping Program 2: A: Number of Troops doing some camping but not up to the standard of Group 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . :f'..5.' . . . . Troops ...................... ~~~~........ Troops B: Number of Troops doing NO camping TOTAL ABOVE GROUPS (Check with Org. and Ext. Committee report, "Total Troops, Dec. 31, 1943") o:<Trqops=Troops, Ships, Neighborhood Patrols Explorer Troops, Tribes, Rover Crews · . /t).'Y T roops ___________ d,,_:~.J_______ Membership, June 30, 1943 was __./_£_$._ ____Troops*,_j,__?::_q_/_ __ Scouts. "Total belonging during the year":::£.J_f(f__scouts (*5) ' YEARLY ·SUMMARY COUNCIL SUPERVISED CAMPING Include Tours, Cruises, Camporees, Agricultural Service Camps, etc. Do Not Include Scouts from other Councils Long Term (*1) A. CHARTERED TROOPS I. On Council Site 1. Number of Troops___________ 2. Number different Scouts......... 3. Number Troop Scouters........... 4. Number Scout Days (*3) ..... ;2-.J I ,08 1l..~ ~ 4 z_ef IQ,I q (J~; I I ]..~ l~ ].,.... i. /')....C> ~ 1&.t . .. - Philmont ------------ Scouts ------------ Scouters Total Negro Scouts, June 30, 1943 __ 8__1__{?_ Scouts Negro Scouts ih Long Term Camps __J__£l_ Scouts .. - Separate Camp for Negro Scouts a Yes ___X; No ______ PROMOTION B. PROVISIONAL TROOPS I. On Council Site 1. Number different Scouts........ 2. Number Scout Days (*3) ..----·--· .- .. 'O I &) ' ~s II. Off Council Site 1. Number of Troops........................ 2. Number different Scouts........ 3. Number Troop Scouters........... 4. Number Scout Days (*3) ..... Short Term (*2) -Included in Yearly Summary are: ___'1§.?/ Scouts Camporees (Council - District) . ---· Scouts Agricultural Service Camp -----------" " Forest ------------ Scouts _____ 1_(:. Scouts Senior Scout Outdoor Even.ts ____ :?.-_.d Scouts Tours Outside Council ________ b Scouters ________ _L Tours Number of Tours Have plan for advising Troops on all-year camping program, using "Troop Camping Obje~tives," etc. Yes ..... .. ; No)( Earning and Saving for camp promoted in Troops: Yes ..... ... ;NoX. Short term camping reports by Troops are secured: Yes ...... ..;No)( s·i,,. · .!};'/ '~ II. Off Council Site l_ Number different Scouts_________ .. PROGRAM 1943 Outdoor program included the following: (Check) 2. Number Scout Days (*3) .......... C. TOTALS I. Number different Scouts (*4) II. % of Membership (*5) ............... III. Number Scout Days (*3)-------.. ..54-7 I 't u,t '" 0 "~ f {,. 2.-Z> .s·o.o / t1' ~ i.- 2.,.. b Senior Camping)(.; Cub "Outings" (on family, den or pack basis) .. X; Winter CampX.. ; Sea Scout CruisesX_ ; Summer Activities (other than Camping)------------ · ( *1) Camping periods of six days or m0re should be reported under Long-Term. . (*2) Camping periods of less than six days and.not less than overnight should be reported under Short-Term. ( *3) A Scout Day is twenty-four hours or less including overnight; (The classification Scout Days is utilized here in order that the volume of camping can be related to the number of individual ·Scouts participating. This wiU indicate the average number of days each Scout is camping. The Local Council effort should be to ·increase the number of camping days per Scout as well as to increase the number of Scouts camping.) · ' (*4) The total on this line is different Scouts camping during the year. It will not necessarily equal the sum of the attendance in the four previous classifications. (Estimate if necessary.) . . ' . . . ·-. . . (*5) In computing the percentage of Long-Term Camping for the year, divide the number of different Scouts camping by the June 30 membership. In computing·the percentage in Short-Term Camping for the year, divide the number of different Scouts camping by the "Total Belonging During the Year" membership. The "Total Belonging" equals the "Number on record at the Beginning of the Year" plus the "New During the Year" plus Scouts separated .. prior to 1943- and re-registered in 1943 .. This .should agree with Scout figure in first tahle on page 3, Sectioµ III of Charter Application. �1943 FINANCIAL STATEMENT-CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL Council budget appropriation for camping Capital Expense $-··--·--- 0 $---·------····--· Capital Bills outstanding not included 0 $-···-····-···-·-····-···- ·----------~~~- OPERATING RECEIPTS: OPERATING EXPENSE From Camper fees ·····-·-·-····-····-····-····---·····$..~Lf.?..!.~'f. Froni other sources (Canteen etc.) ...... $........4::f...fu.t~/.. Total above items -···-····-····-····-····-····-····-····---····· •(Enter this figure in Finance Com. report, Col. 2) Original Budget appropriation for Camp Operation...... Total Receipts ---·-···-·--·-·-··--·-··-····-·-····-·-·-·····(A) Operating BaJ:rnce (A-B) ~€ft-"'.(,,~) .....•....•..... Camp accounts (were) Expenditures for Budgeted Capital Outlay (~t."-) audited on.......J..'9...~ t For For For For $................·---···-···· $~§..f?.9_,D-F $........._...'J.:.:£.8.!:f . ~ . Food by Council ··--··-····-·-····-···--·-·--··--·--·-···-·--·· Transportation by Council -···-·-····--·-····--···········-··-·· Salaries and Wages ···········-·············-·-···-·-·······-····-·-·······-···Income producing sources (canteen, etc.).·--··········· Other Operating Expenditures ·················-····-·-·······-···········-···· Total of above Expenditures ··-·-······-···········--·······-············-·-Bills outstanding not included above---·······-·······--·········,·· . Total Operat.ton Expense ·············-··········-·-·-······-··(B) . . ,.~.{~"'Y.t.-....'::~..:~..l..Y.-'. .:3'-..................... 194......, $__~.L§3, Lo $·--··---~.LAL $.....•..~.8_.lLo_j $..... _::_ ...:::::.::...:::_. $ ....l..b..2..'S...~J>..!J $....~~§. t,t;;.:.1::. / $.....•..:::.•.::::....:-_:: ~~d7~) $...\.J..1.•~.:z:.L. by.~~----~&w.~~-~-~-{;:[&ff.J?u~lic@~ceountants PHYSICAL FACILITIES (List only changes since December 31, 1942) CAMP NAME I No. of acres I I No. of Troop Sites VALUATION I CONTROL* Land I Type of Camp•• Used Bldgs. year around Equipment I I I I I • State whether site is: (!) Own;d by Council (if mortgaged or other indebtedness state ai;nouht), (2) Leased (state from whom and length of term), (3) Rented from year to year (state amount of rental), (4) other (describe). · . . •• State whether site is used for (I) Long•term, (2) Short•term, (3) Wilderneaa.Camp, etc. >··· Were plans for any of the above submitted to the Camping and Activities Service, Engineering Service, or Health and Safety Service for advice and help? Please specify .......·-'···-·-·-·······-·-····-····-····-····-····-················-····-····-··.. -····-· ..·-·--·······-····-·-···········-···-····-····-····-····-····-····-··········-················-····-····-····-····-·············-·····················..·················-··········-····-····-····-·-- . . PERSONNEL 11..9.. :................................................__ Camp. Director _____C{Q...f:..f.;_......f.J.:... ...£f>-.lf-lJ...................-.............................Did he have Camp Director's commission?....... \ If more than one camp is operated-list additional directors below. I . A. ~ Ef1UC"E-f1 A fill P ~.......................How many Number on central Camp Staff?...•.....•....•.:?.>... State if they hold Camp Director's commissions. Na. CAMP STAFF are registered Scouters? ········-····-~·-·······-···········How many Adults (over 21) ?....- .... 5.:.._.··-·· Number of Provisional Troop Staff?................- ....................Of these, how many are registered Scouters?............................ How many Adults (over 21)?.·-·-····-·-·-··--····· How many are older Scouts?-·-··.?:;-_6?.-____......How many have no previous Scouting connection?..........k-'.......-···--··· APPRAISAL OF CENTRAL CAMP STAFF NAME Camp Position I Sconti~g Connection I Age I Would you Re· appoint? If not• I QUALITY OF SERVICE Exe. Good I Aver. I Fair I Number of Weeks on Staff I Poor I Rate of Pay Per Week (If necessary, attach sheet with names and appraisal under headings above.} • 11 you would not recommend reemployment, send in full particulars. Further comments: ---··· --·-·-.. .. ·-···-···--·-·-·-·-····-···-··-·-·-·-·-·-···-·--·-···~···-···--·-·-·-·-·-·--··-···············-····-····· _Date...:.-cft..~, "?.:::._fJ:.. ________ 19 Lf:::/ (Signed) -----··-··--····-·--···--·--·-·---····-·-·······-·--····--·-·--·-·-····-··-····-·-··--··· ·-···-····--·-···············-·-·---····-·-·-····-·---·-··--····----····-·-··----·-·-·-·-· ···-·-· Chairman, Camping and Activities Committee Street.---· Scout Executive ---------·--··-·---·· Note: Attach copies of camp bulletins, reports, special program features, photos, etc. City-----·---,-------'Stat...__ _ _ _. NOTE: Civic Service an,d Special Events are covered elsewhere in the Council . ' repo~ . �• Ot:> - . 4. This C?uncil has a~ce.pted it~ quot~ of $ib..D.C_~-~···for the year 1944, and agrees to pa~~{°. t~ treasurer. of the National Counctl as follows. m full herewith, $.......................... ., 10............. '.k................equal payments of $...............0.i.C...... each durmg the months of... ............................!.'1..A..';f.. .....A.N..fl..........t.f.P.V...fi.ft.!..1.8.l:;.t?...:............................................................................................................................................................ :~ .. ,S-- $.q;.t.!.lo:J.r-of this ~~unt, $.~:.LJ±J... J.../,...1..9..¥:.~. . ~va~r mo11tJ:B, 5. Our total outstanding indebtedness as of December 31, 1943, amounted to is due the National Supply Service which the Council plans to liquidate by (date) ....f.7.~~~. . ~illCftt!' ef =$ ..............................~~Ilti:iftg............................................................................................................... . 6. This Council requests that for the period July 1, 1944 to June 30, 1945 credit be extended by the Supply Service for not to exceed $.~0.00«.Q.Q.at any one time, and agrees to maintain the account on a thirty day basis. This Council amount an was incorporated under the laws of this State in the year 19.'ll..,7. The corporate name is: ........................~.ff....f... e..f.<..8...~fl.W..........e..Q. ..'Y..N. ..CJ!.. ~.,........D..t:J.?i........~ . ~.f{)...IJP..7!..~ ......cr:Jt..E ..b..~:~.~-R..f..<f:'::.f!JL.,......f..l!.~1.:T,.'.~ ................................... ID. ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION 1. This Council's membership record of total boys and men follows: "TOTAL BELONGING" DURING THE YEAR CUBBERS* CUBS During 1942 During 1943 ~COITTS 'i3f l80 d,,~ I.~ ~I 'ka? .I fL j TOTAL BELONGING (See Note) SCOUTERS 7 1fLl.tt u s 4/7] J 11! ~'3l.o NOTE: For .Cubs, Cubbers, Scouts, Scouters, (first 4 columns above) "Total Belonging" equals number on record at beginning of year, plus new during year, plus separated reregistered who were separated prior to 1943. For last column, use preceding formula and then deduct Cubs who became Scouts and Scouts who became Scouters. (Last column will not be sum of first 4 columns.) AS OF DECEMBER 31: TOTAL CUBS CUBBERS* SCOUTS SCOUTERS December 31, 1942 l,?J' [2.S" 3: II :J December 31, 1943 _f/4 L51--- j_f53 ~()U'J {'k33 5. 757 7'b.- "' t.. . . . "":;·~~} ,7 I . b, 1944 Objective - J (> ('"!,L/ I . ' t". ) 1 £(.~ '7 ;P'1!._ •.IZ.,.,, ltiJ 7 ~} i~· '~ vc;, ""1 J,-6 7 • "Cubbers" should include registered Den Mothers. 2. On December 31,_ 1943 we had._.....£§."Q_·-··~roops which represent an Opportunity Index ~t is, the opportunity for boys to be Scouts, of..... __if:+.J...__..... We propose to mcrease our total number of Troops to_.ih.!lf!.__by December 31, 1944, thus increasing our Opportunity Index to........!/:.f.-3......... The highest 25"% of the Councils in the country have an Opportunity · · Index of 5.8 or better. In 1943 we organized ______ 2=-_L_ _____ new Troops and dropped and failed to reorganize.... ./.:1.:----·--Troops. We propose to enroll 3. During 1943 we enrolled._f.:ZL.9 ._....new Scouts, giving us a Recruiting Index oL_..!f:.-~ . J/bOQ.... new Scouts during 1944 for a Recruiting Index of._2J._tJ~-~-· The highest 25% of the Councils in the country have a Recruiting Index of 45.0 or better. . L.. . of--1.3..1.6..~.-Scouts. 1943 we had __····~-°-···--···Cub Packs During 1943 we had a net dropped and expect to increase this t~-·-·-··-J!..~L.-Jacks by Decemb~~ 4. On December 31, . . ....Cub Packs. '·----~--·--···~... ~eorganize to 31, 1944. During 1943 we drged and failed new Cubs during 1944. 5. We enrolled--'4-.--·_ _new Cubs -during 1943, and expect to enroll....... _,different Scouts reached a tenure of 4 years in Scouting. By 1944 we expect.....L.QQ.............. 6. During 1943... Scouts will reach a 4-year tenure. 7. On December 31, 1943.... _..7~ -% of our Troops were operating on the Standard Troop Budget Plan. We expect to . increase this to_ .....~.-'?...-··-·····% by the end of 1944. 8. Appr~ximately___.4.S:~ _.% of our Scouts and ........".7U'.'..:..... _..... % of our Cubs as of December 31, 1943 had uniforms. 4£.2.Q...... ..1-1:::..f_ ... .. 9. Boy Fact Survey was conducted in..............O.............. _Districts in 1943, in..............:..~L .............Districts in 1942. �IV. CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES 1. During 1943............k"............ % of our Troops and........ e=.,. . . .% of our Scouts were in camp for at least one week under .£..._.% their own leadership. We expect to increase this to...._ . of our Troops and ...........£ ......... % of our Scouts in 1944. if::,. . . . % of our Troops did no camping (either short or long term camping) during 1943. (Check with corre2. .......~.. · sponding figures in Camping and. Activities Committee report.) NOTE: In checking the next item please use the following symbols to indicate whether event is on a Council or District basis:-"C"--'Council; "D"-District; "N"-Neighborhood or Small Community; use any combination of symbols if several types are held. This Council promoted an Activities program in 1943 including the following, as checked: Boy Scout Week participaMobilization tion ..C ....41 ............ ; Circus, or similar type .............................. ; Merit Badge Show.............................. ; Camporee.. to Pilgrimages ; .............................. ; Agricultural Fair participation.............................. ; Vacation program in addition to Camping.............................. historic shrines.................-···-····; First Aid Demonstrations................- ........... ; Troop Special Events...C......li!......... ; Cub "Outings" on family, Senior Scout event, (What?) ....IJ.g_(Jlf'lf.;.... ~F...ff_Mrf;R. .. F.o&. ....~eb.. .. ~.<!f:.(::?.tl:/5?........... Den or Pack basis.C .. 3. e...•...........; a ....... ; V. LEADERSHIP TRAINING. Because of the importance of training as a major responsibility and Local Council activity, it is suggested that the entire report on training be presented to the Executive Board as a part of the Council's annual report. VI. ADVANCEMENT See separate report. VII. HEALTH AND SAFETY 1. To help assure suitable meeting places for our Troops and other units, .... ,.........0................ % of such meeting places were inspected during 1943. 2. In the interest of individual health, ., .........Q. .......... % of oilr Troops are using the plan for medical examination of all new Scouts. 3. ......... .J....~ . . . . . of our Scouters completed training courses in Health and Safety during 1943. , 4. The Emergency Service plan is in effect in this Council including (Check) E. S. Corps ..............~............ ; Mobilization Plan ............................... If not, it will be in 1944. (Check) E. S. Corps.........................:.... ; Mobilization Plan ...................__ ....... VIII. READING PROGRAM A. BOYS' LIFE To stimulate the use of BOYS' LIFE by all Scouts, we will help attain the National goal of "50% of all Scout membership . · as subscribers." 1. The Progress and Objective report showed we had .... .../8.J . .S ....... % of our Scouts subscribing to BOYS' LIFE for a total of.......~.. ~ ....subscriptions on December 31, 1943. 2. Anticipating a reasonable increase in 1944 we have set a BOYS' LIFE objective of...........tf...Q ........... % of our members as subscribers. This will resul~ in a total of.......1....~..0......subscriptions on December 31, 1944. GENERAL B. did In 1943 this Council cli.:I 1 ct promote good reading. We used a.) Field Commissioner for reading: Yes............................... No ..........)(............ ; b.) Reading Committee: Yes ......... ,2iL: ............. , No ........... :........... ,...... Committee had ...........9. ........... members. 1. 2. Reading has. been promoted in.........:~ ............. of our Districts by Field Commissioners: Yes............................. ., No........O............ ,.... ; or by..............(ifr4:c~.rr,,,df..&,,01.'t.j .. .,..~7.ir:xat!l..JJ::IJ::~.!:.l'!L~:~..........................:.......................................................................................:...............................................................,........................ . 3. In 1944 we plan to use a.) Field Commissioner: Yes ...,.............~ ........,........., No............................................. ; b.) Reading Committee~ Yes ..............X .......... ., No..................... ; or................................................................ :............................................................................................................................................................................, 4. ........ /.~...........of our Troops ( ...... 5. ........ 6. We have........ ~.............Reading M. B. Counselors. - l..f... . . . . of our Troops k ................ %) have an organized program for stimulating good reading. ( ....... ./..J.............. %) have Troop libr~ries. · �/ CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A. INC. EXECUTIVE BOARD - 1945 _J President Mr. P. A. Clayton ~ 436 S. Front St. ·' Vice-President Mr. A. K. Burrow Falls Bldg. / Vice--President Mr. Edwin JDa;lstrom / 5-5611 8-0357 / 5-5822 345 S. Front St • Vice-President Mr. W. P. Halliday / , / 8-7761 Hotel Peabody Vice-President // Mr. R. G. Fce_rnsay Ga.rtly Ra.msay Hospital Vice-President / Mr. Oran L. Cox Lake Cormorant, Miss. Secretary Mr. Percy C. Clarke / / Commerce Title Bldg. 5-2255 Treasurer Mr. Fmile A. Bizot The John Gerber Co. 5-3341 Commissioner Mr. F •. Joe Flanagan 8-8511 () 8-7477 .// 760 Vance Ave. Scout Executive Wi!'. W. Gordon Morris / / 5-2351 501 Columbian Mutual Tower CHAI]MA!i Activities Mr. Paul L. Da,y 8-7351 // 385 Alexander st. Awatrds & Resolutions Camping M.r. F. I.. Christenb~ Court House Mr. R. G. B.-B.rnsay 8-4368 / / 8-7477 Gartly :Ramsay Hospital (2,J Civic R.elations Mr. John Pilkington / / 1217 s. Bellevue 9-4466 �,J -2; Constitutio n & By-Laws Court of Honor Cubbing Finance Mr. J. S. Allen / Commerce Title Bldg. 5-57M Dr. George P. P.awls / " 1504 Union ,A,ve. / 2-1155 Mr. T. R,obert Acklen / , , Columbian Mutual Tower Mr. A. K. Burrow 8-7428 8-035'! Falls Bldg. / Health & Safety Dr. Arthur F. Porter, Medical Arts Bldg. / Inter-Tiacis .l Mr. Edwin D~lstrom 345 S. Front St. 5~5822 Organizatio n 8:, Extension Mr. John A. Angus 8-4949 Outfitters Mr. Roscoe C. Clark/' Shrine Bldg. Publicity Mr,. H. ¥. 5-5110 Farnsworth Bldg. 5-4800 ,,,/ w. Slavick / 8--7464 Goodwyn Inst • Bldg. / ~~~ Reading ~!.'ga...Eldg. Rural-Shelb y Co. Mr. F. J. Vandema rk/ 8-1865 704 Dermon Bldg. Rural-Critt en District Herman Spea-rs Turrell, Ark. Mr. / L. D. Rural-Miss issippi Mr. c. B. Young District Sardis, Miss. L. D. Senior Scrmting 5--626? Mr. Henri Benner 11 N. Third ste Training Dr. B. E. Jacobs 915 Madison Ave. /,, 8-5502 ./' .-.::::c---=~~- / �-5-· MEMBERS-~T"".'_~ARG~ )411- N1"f!esti c... l39dd:- / ·~-,~J,1Q.'DJ.~.A.ve* 6-5520 Mh....A--Eaxle-B@>lt-On·-~~~mJ:.~Bagg1;ng~·eC?'~-­ 8--3191 E. L. Bruce Co. / / 8-0521 Mp,dical Arts Bldg. /' 8-1316 ..... Mr. John Cleghorn Goodwyn Inst. Bldg.) (/ 8-7464 Mr. Jesse Cunningham Cossitt Library Gen. W. A. &.nieJ;so n ~· fi ~c...-v··t.,,.» Memphis Quart.ermas~/ 48-4451 ~ot "'';• . fl.. .Ce ".:>... .- Mr. C. Jlrthul" Bruce Mr. Lewls c. Callow ~ 5-2272 / ,,,/- ""T ,,A.,.}\,>.4 '~ .j vf ' \, .Mr. J ~ ""'Gra.nv!ll'~~"Q"at(rS"'u'~tr'49-~ / 1 j I (C2) \ Mr. A. D. McTTi!horter Menrohis 11/f.r. Edmund O]'gill ~ 1."-J lt'J,,.,._~ Mr. John F.. Hobert.a Org:i.11 Bros. Mr. Abe Scharff 726 Madison Ave. w. . 5-7221 st. Rwy. Co./' / R.~ / 5-2471 Co. / ;:; Falls Bldg. 8-0747 5-3511 Tm4~-8-87~2 Columbia n Mutual t N1'N't.... HRtlvaT E/l ?Y./ V ,.7-1584 1200 Poplrur Ave. L. Sharpe / n)'f. 5-2552 ~wI..uCi.JlS- E ....B.urefl'·"'°'~~'"""<};006~'~mtge""i3i:dg"~~<,., /5--}'8 58 ~. H. M. Memphis L. G. & W. Clayton 977 Sledge Mr. R. A. Taylor -- F.x-Offi. cio Member / Mr. Henry M'. Clayton Mr. 'P. A. Clayton Su.b-Commit tee (. L. D. / 60 Morning side P a r k / 4-4570 1'1R. fl.t>':UJ ~ffERRoO Mr. J. L. Skinner 1 L. D.1 -7-1 4-tt 0 Mr. Fred 1ir. J_,ucas Mr. . / • Millipg ton, re~u.. Mr. E. A. f!arrold '"' ~"'··~'4 f~ f<-(~ · .t&JA12.1"~' . f(~ rf<.'t..J;..tti! 41 ldi/F, Cormora nt, M1ss / Lake Mr. T. P. Howard J I / i 4-2953 Mr. )\ H. M. Clayton Dr. George P. Rawls I _·· ~·/ . Mr. Abe Scharff --· ------~--- ... - ---- 8-0481 �ORGANIZATION COMMIT'l'F.P.: 1945. ( -\ \__ J j Mr. John A. Angus, Chairman,V ~~. e. 1.... Df<.vc~ re©. 8-4949 f-0.S)...I v Mr. H. G. -Orndorff ./ Lowenstein's 8-7711' / Mr. B. F. McCamey/ -e:.2296 • 1657 Netherwood v 5-7525 ~~st~~in ~ab-~~h .Cot-t.o~CoapQ'iJ., C~ton c~~~ ~~~ ~~~Ma'sh~'~ "S.~~~~. b..'\~$1\~~~ ~~~~~~ Mr. Mr. H. M. Clayton,/ Memphis Light, Gas Mr. 9-4466 John Pilkington,/ Pilkington Lumber Co. & Water Div. 8-8511 F. Joe Flanagan,,,.. 760 Vance Ave. Mr. P. A. Clayton 456 S. Front st. 5-5611 / 5-5505 Mr. J .. B. Simmons United Service & Research, Inc. 81 Madison Ave. Bldg. MR- 8.W- Hu~st-t / ~~~,~~ 4- l. ~ q oo:U'N YN JN ST. DJ.JJ°<.\, )V\R. ED. TIR-.i.STROM / S-S-1/)...Y 3'4S 5. FfiioN-r ST. - ()\ "'v o.c.fk(~v 1/_ 1° '-( "f " 0 • · ·->·- .c :J-c;t...,,· )tt.r,.._ f;-ti/ '~""'l-a--.cc•·,,,_,_ c,..,~·'_;...,--- r . ' .: ;;-&r..1~~ tfE'-"""J r-<',. c ., :,,-: · ,,,;4l ....; vwo- ·-- ,_ --~- ------·--- £j ---------~---- ---- -----------~--- - ----· --- - ------~--------~--_. �CUBBING COMMITTEE / f l / Mr. T. Robert Acklen, Chairman, ,· ' Columbian Mutual Tower 8-7428 8-8778 Mr. Mayer Meyers Mayer Meyers Paper ([o. , // 1·~-) . )! J - Calhoun st. 8-0452 Mr. E. F. Thompson Union Planters Natl. Bk. & Tr. Co. 8-7744 Mr. Jack Frost 3264 Powell st. 4-0716 Mr. T. A. Green r;Western Union Telegraph Co. 5-2581 Mr. ~. W. G. Petty G. Petty & Son, 1102 Union Ave. 2-7923 Mr. G. Lofton Weaver Barrow-Agee Laboratories, 123 S. Front St. 5-2488 Mr. P. A. Clayton 5-5611 456 \ 6 W. s. Front St. Mr. F. Joe Flanagan 760 Vance Ave. 8-8511 Mr. D. B. Crawley 1122 Columbian Mutual Tower 5-5906 �CAMPING COMMITTEE Mr. R. G. Ralllsay, Chairman, Gartly-Ramsay Hospital 8-7477 Mr. Merr:Ul Schwart. z 1260 Vinton Ave. 2-5527 Mr. Charles H. Church 562 Edith street 9-0144 Mr. W. P. Hallidey Hotel Peabody ( le Mr. John E. Roberts 522 Falls Bldg. Dr. S. L. Wadley 879 Madison Ave. Mr. P. A. Clayton 8-7761 8-0747 5-8651 5-5611 456 S. Front St • Mr. F. Joe Flanagan 8-8511 760 Vance Ave. Mr .. Hope Ford R. F. D. No. 1, Hernando, Miss. L. D. �( ********************* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * **;' DI RE CT 0 RY of E:X"ECUrIVE BOARD a.nd STANDING COMMITTEES of CHICI<;_AS.AW COUNCIL, B. S. A. INC. Property of * * * * * * * * * * * * * *-r.* * * * * * P. A. Clayton, President, * * 436 S. Front St., * * Memnhis, Tenn. * * * * 5-3611 * * * ********************* -~- l,, �CHICKASAW COIDTCIL. B. S. A, INC, EXECUTIVE BOARD - 1943 Preside nt ( Mr. P. A. Clayton 436 S. Front St. 5-3611 Vice-Pr esident Mr. A. K. J3urrow Falls Bldg. 8-0357 Vice-Pr esident Mr. Edwin Dalstrom 345 S, Front St. 5-5822 Vice-Pr esident Hr. W• .P. Halliday Hotel Peabody 8-7761 Vice-Pr esident Mr. R. G. Rarasay Gartly Ba.ID.say Hospita l 8-7477 Vice-Pr esident Mr. Oran L. Cox Lake Cormora nt, Miss. L. D. Secreta ry Hr. Percy C. Clarke Conunerce Title J3ld..g. 5-2255 Treasur er Mr. Emile A. Eizot The John Gerber Co. 5-3341 Oorronissioner Mr. F. Joe Flanagan 760 Vance Ave. 8-8311 Scout Executiv e Mr. W. Gordon Morris 501 Colu.."Ilbian Mutual Tower COMHITTEE 52351 CRAillMA.N Activit ies Mr. Paul L. Day • 385 Alexand er St. 8-7351 Awards & Resoluti ons Mr. F. L. Christen bury Court House 8-4368 Camping Mr. R. G. Ramsay Gartly Ra,msay Hospita l 8-7477 Civic Relation s Mr. John Pilkingt on. · 1217 s. Bellevue 9-4466 �\\ -- 2 ~.,/ Mr. J. s. Allen Commerce Title Bldg. 5-3734 Court of Honor Dr. George P. Rawls 1304 Union Ave. 2-1135 Cubbing Mr. T. Robert Acklen Columbian Mutual Tower 8-7428 Finance Mr. A. K. Burrow Falls Bldg. 8-0357 Health & Safety Dr. Arthur R. Porter Jr. Medical Arts :Bldg. 5-3110 Inter-Rc'lcial Mr. Ed.win Dalstrom 345 S. Front St. 5-5822 Organization & Extension Mr. John A. Angus ]'arnsworth Bldg. 8-4949 Outfitters Mr. Roscoe O. Clark Shrine Bldg. 5-4800 Publicity Mr. II. W. Slavick Goodwyn Inst. :Bldg. 8-7464 Reading Mr. Charles M. Crump 18 30 Exchange :Bldg. 5-1711 Rural-Shelby Co. Mr. F. J. Vandemark 704 Dermon J3ld.g. 8-1865 Rural-Critten District Mr. Herman Spears Turrell, Ark. L. D. Rural-Eississippi Mr. C. B. Young Sardis, Miss. L. D. Senior Scouting Mr. Henri Benner 11 N. Third St. 5-6262 Training Dr. E. E. Jacobs 915 Madison Ave. 8-3302 Constitution & By-Laws ( �,/. - 3 ~IGRS-AT-L.ARG1J 317 Poplar 6-3520 J3ol ton :Bagging Co. 8-3191 E. L. Bruce Co. 8-0521 Hed_ical Arts :Bldg. 8-1316 Hr. John Cleghorn Goodwyn Institute Bldg. 8-7464 1-lr. Jesse Cunningham Cossitt Library 5-2272 Gen. W. A. Danielson :Memphis Quartermaster Depot 48-4431 Mr. J. Granville Gates 749 McConnell 4-2953 Mr. E. A. Harrold Millington, Tenn. L.B. Mr. T. P. How.ard Lake Cormorant, Iviiss. L.D. Mr. Fred W. Lucas 60 Morningside Park 4-4570 Hr. A. D. 1-icWhorter Memphis St. Rwy. Co. 5-7221 Mr. Edmund Orgill Orgill Bros. & Co. 5-2471 Mr. John E. Roberts FE.lls Bldg. 8-0747 Mr. Abe Scharff 726 Madison Ave. Mr. W. L. Sharpe Coltunbian linltual Tower 8-8722 Mr. J. L. Skinner 1200 Poplar 7-1384 Mr. H. M. Clayton Memphis L.G. & W. Div. 5-2552 Hr. Lucius E. Burch 1006 Exchange :Bldg. 5-2838 ------------------------- Mr. Henry H. Clayton Ex-Officio Member Sub-Committee Hr. IIr. Dr. Mr. 1 P. A. Clayton H. H. Cliayton Geo. P. Rawls .Abe Scha.rff 5-5311 �ACTIVITIES ·COM1\1ITTEE Mr. Pau.l L. Day, Chairman, 8-7351 385 Alexander St. Mr. Chester Perry 1498 Linden Ave. 8-6721 Mr. Fred Christie 7-0883 1278 Agnes Place, Mr. T. H. Haraway Memphis Light, Gas & Water Div., 5-2552 Mr. G. L. Walker 2.-0675 1217 Forrest Ave. Mr. Bob Dozier 846 Stonewall ... 5-4656 Mr. James B.. Wiley 893 lfiaple Drive .. 48-1455 Mr. Francis Washburne& 1865 Manila 8-2269 Hr. RaJ.ph Day 7-5290 & 541-Commerce Title :Bldg .. , Mr. Harry Cooper 1466 Jackson Ave., Apt. 4 8-6274 Nr. P. A. Clayton 5-3611 436 S. Front St,, Mr. F. Joe Flanagan 760 Vance Ave'!' 8-8311 �AWARDS & BESOLUTIOHS COMMITTEE . ' -~ ( \ \'. / Mr. Fred L. Christenbury, Chairman Court House 8-4368 Mr. H. H. Clayton Memphis Light, Gas & Water Div., 5-2552 Mr. Charles H. Church 362 Edith St. 9-0144 Mr. John E. Roberts 8-0747 522 Falls :Bldg., Mr. A. D. McWhorter Memphis St. Rwy. Co. 5-7221 �CAMPING COHMITTEE Mr. R. G. Ramsay, Chairman Gartly-P.amsay Hospital 8-7477 Mr. Merrill Schwartz 1260 Vinton Ave. 2-3327 Mr. Charles H. Church 362 Ed_ith St. 9-0144 Mr. W. P. Halliday 8-7761 Hotel Peabody Mr. John E. Roberts 522 Falls Bldg., Dr. s. L. Wad.lay 8-0747 5-8631 879 Madi son Ave. Mr. Elmer M. Ries 3581 Poplar Ave. 48-3769 Mr. P. A. Clayton 436 S. Front St. 5-3611 Mr. F. Joe Flanagan 8-8311 760 Vance Ave. Mr. Hope Ford R. F. D. No. l, Hernando, Miss ( L. D. �CIVIC BELATIOUS COMNITTEE ( \ Mr. John Pilkington, Chairman 1217 South Bellevue 9-4466 Mr. J. E. 0 I Callag.._h.2.n Union Planters Bank Bldg. 8-0241 Mr. Lloyd :Bensinger 726 Madison Ave. 5-3311 Mr. E. C. Eall 317 Poplar Ave. 6-3520 Mr. A. Earle ]olton 8-3191 Mr. P. A. Clayton 436 S. Front St. 5-3611 Mr. F. Joe Flanagan 760 Vance Ave. 8-8311 Bolton Bagging Co. Exchange Bldg. �CUB:SUTG COMMITTEE Mr. T. Robert Acklen, Chairman Columbian Mutual Tower 8-7428 Mr. E. E. Plank :Bostitch-Southwest, Inc., Shrine J3ld.g. 8-8778 Mr. Mayer Meyers Mayer Meyers 8-0432 P~per Co. 6 W. Ca1houn St. Mr. E. F. Thompson Union Planters Natl. ]k. & Tr. Co. 8-7744 !·fr. Jack Fro st 4-0716 3264 Powell St. ·( " Mr. T. A. Green Western Union Telegraph Co. 5-2581 Mr. W. G. Petty W. G. Petty & Son, 1102 Union Ave. 2-7923 Mr. G. Lofton Weaver Barrow-Agee Laboratories, 123 S. Front 5-2488 Mr. P. A. Clayton 436 S. Front St. 5-3611 Mr. F. Joe Flanagan 760 Vance Ave. 8-8311 �FINANCE COMMITTEE ~ ! ./ _;J1fq r Mr. A. K. J3urrow, Chairman . 8-0357 f) 8-0521 Falls Bldg. Mr. c. Arthur Bruce E. L. :Bruce Co. 5-3341 Mr. Emile A. :Sizot The John Gerber Co. 5-5822 Mr. Edwin Dalstrom Graham Paper Co. Mr. w. P. Ha,lliday 8-7761 Hotel Peabod.y Mr. A. D. HeWho rt er Hemphis St. Rwy. Co. 0 Mr. Abe Scharff Kraus Cleaners, 726 Madison Ave. 5-3311 Mr. Oran L. Cox Lake Cormorant, Miss. . L. D. Mr. T. P. Howard Lake Cormorant, Miss. . L. D. Mr. P. A. Clayton 436 s. Front St. 5-3611 Mr. F. Joe Flanagan 8-8311 760 Vance Ave. \ 5-7221 0 �HEALTH & SAFETY COMMITTEE Dr. Arthur R. Porter, Jr. Chairman gec3-ical Arts :Bla_g., lfr. Frank H. 0' Conner E. 1. :Bruce Co. (Safety Expert) 5-3110 8-0521 (Public Health Expert) Dr. L. H. Graves 879 liiad-ison Ave. 5-8631 Dr. David Goltman (Consulting Pediatrician) Physicians & Surgeons :Bld_g. 7-7659 Dr. Carroll Turner (Consulting Psychiatrist) 899 Madison Ave. 5-3533 (Public Health Expert) Dr. S. L. Wadley 879 Madison Ave. 5-8631 Lt. Forrest Mottweiler (First Aid Expert) 6-3520 317 Poplar Ave. Dr. J.M. Dorris Physicians & Surgeons :Bldg. 5-2731 Dr. Harry C. Schmeisser University of Tennessee 8-6980 Dr. E. M. Stevenson 2-1179 Methodist Hospital Doctors' Bldg. Mr. P. A. Clayton 436 S. Front St. 5-3611 Mr. F. Joe Flanagan 760 Vance Ave. 8-8311 �INTER-F.ACI.AL co~~UTTEE ( \ Mr. Edwin Dalstrom, Chairman, 345 S. Front St. 5-5822 Mr • J • .A.. .Angus 8-4949 Farnsworth :Bldg. (Representing Organization Com.) Dr. Arthur R. Porter, Jr. Medical .A.rt s Bldg. (Representing Health & Safety Com.) 5-3110 Mr. R. G. Ramsay Gartly Ra.msay Hospital (Representing Camping Com.) 8-7477 Mr. Edwin Dalstrom (Representing Finance Com.) 5-5822 Dr. George P. Rawls 1304 Union .Ave. (Representing Court of Honor) 2-1135 Mr. Lloyd M. 0 1 Neal 2687 :Burns St. (Representing Training Com.) 48-4431 Mr. F. L. Christenbury Court House 84368 Dr. T. S. Eliot 5-1020 875 Monroe Ave. Mr. C. Arthur :Sruce 8-0521 E. L. :Bruce Co. Mr. R. M. Clayton Memphis Light, Gas & Water Div. 5-2552 Mr. P. .A.. Clayton 436 S. Front St. 5-3611 Mr. F. Joe Flanagan 760 Vance Ave. 8-8311 �ORGAUIZATION COMMITTEE Mr. John A. Angus, Chairman Farnsw orth J3ldg. ' 8-4949 Hr. H. G. Orndor ff Lowen stein's 8-7711 Mr. :S. F. McCamey 8-2296 1637 Netherw ood Mr. Lester Crain Nation al Cotton Counci l, Cotton Exchang e J3ldg. 5-7525 Mr. Harold Emick 5-4352 s Adding Machin e Co. 5 H. Third St. :Burrou gh 1 Mr. James bJ. licGehe e Marx 8::. :Bensclo rf 8-1121 !·Ir. John Pilking ton PiE:ing tcn L1J2:n1:>er Co. 9-4466 lfr. H. N. Cle,yton Memphis Light, Gas & \\Tater Div. 5-2552 Mr. F. Joe Flane.g an 760 Vance Ave. 8-8311 Mr. P. A. Clayton 436 S. Front St. 5-3611 �Pu:i3LICITY CO}llfiITTEE Mr. H. W. Slavick, Cha,irman Station W.M.C. GoodW'Jll Institute l3ldg. 8-7464 l:Ir. John Cleghorn, CO*Ohairrnan Station W.H.C. GoodvrJh Institute :Bldg. 8-7464 Mr. Al Capley 11 The Memphis Press-Sci mitar 8-2141 Mr. Na.lcolm Ad_ams 11 The Commercia ,l Appeal 11 8-8811 Mr. P. A. Clayton 436 S. Front St. 5-3611 Mr. F. Joe Flanagan 760 Vance Ave. 8-8311 �READING OOloil•iITTEE Mr. Charles M. Crump, Chairman Exchange :Bldg. , 5-1711 Hr. Jesse Cunningham 5-2272 Oossitt Library Mr. R. W. Wallace Goodwyn Institute Bldg. 8-1188 ' Mr. R. J. Hussey 5-4506 66 S. Front St. ) Mr. Herr ill Kremer Exchange Blctg., 5-4343 Mr. H. E. Rankin 927 N. Highland 4-5679 Mr. :Bla...'Ylchara_ S. Tual Exchange :Bldg. , 8-4:142 Hr. P. A. Clayton 436 S. Front St. 5-3611 Mr. F. Joe Flanagan 760 Vance Ave. 8-8311 �RU-BAL SCOUTil\fG COMMITTEE Shelby County ( '" Mr. F. J. Vandemark, Chairman 704 Dermon Bldg. 8-1865 Mr. Lee G. Hill Raleigh, Tenn. L. D. Mr. E. A. Harrold. L. D. Millington, Tenn. Rev. Yates Hoore Capleville, Tenn. L. D. Mr. John H. George :Bartlett, Tenn. 5-5611 Mr. C. L. Springfield Germantown, Tenn. 7-1800 Mr. P. A. Clayton 436 S. Front St. 5-3611 Mr. F. Joe Flanagan 8-8311 760 Vance Ave. �/ SENIOR SCOUTING COHHITTEE Mr. Henri :Benner, Chairman 5-6262 ll M. Third St. Mr. Joe Hopper, Vice-Chairman 527 N. :Main St • 5-5544 Mr. Merrill Schwartz 1260 Vinton Ave. 2,-3327 Mr. H. S. Ainslee 279 N. Watkins St. 5-0886 Mr. Louis H. H1Lrn:phreys .509 Hadden Ave. 8-1378 P. A. Clayton 5-3611 Mr. 436 S. Front St. Mr. F. Joe Flanagan 760 Vance Ave. 8-8311 �./ TRA.UTING / COMMIT~ Dr. :B. E. Jacobs, Chairman 915 Madison Ave. 11 Fundamentals of the :Boy Scout Hovement 11 i1Scoutmasters 1 Training Course" 8-3302 Mr. T. Robert Acklen Colwabian Mutual Tower 11 Cubmasters 1 Training Course" 8-7428 Mr. Henri :Benner ll N. Third St. "Skippers• Training Course" 5-6262 Mr. J. ]rady Wiley 892 Maple Drive 11 Troop GaIJWing Course" 8-5648 Dr. Arthur li.. Porter, Jr. Medical Arts Bldg. llHealth & Safety 11 5-3110 Nr. W. Gordon lVlorris Columbian Mutual Tower 11 District Commissioners• Course" 5-2351 Mr. D. Ted Childress Columbian Mutual Tower 11 Troop Reporters• Oourse 11 5-2351 Lt. Forrest Hottweiler 317 Poplar Ave. 11 Em.ergency Service Course 11 6-3520 48-4431 Mr. L. M. O'Neal 2687 Burns Ave. 11 Inter-racial Trainingll \ \ I Dr. l'l. R. Atkinson Mr. A. L. Hopper Mr. H. s. Ainslee I•ir. Joe Hopper Mr. Joe DaJ.strom Mr. P. A. Clayton Mr. F. Joe Flanagan Southwestern Chambliss Ave. 279 N. Watkins St. 527 N. Main St. 527 N. Main St. 426 s. Front St. 760 Vance Ave. 7-1800 9-7822 5-0886 5-5544 5-5544 5-3611 8-8311 �Form 0-539-3000-1143 REGION No......... ti .. . COUNCIL No.. 55.8.... APPLICATION for RENEWAL of LOCAL COU NCIL CHA RTER for the Year Beginning. July 1, 1944 NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. . Boy Scouts of Amencf. ;tncwith •. The .........,.......................................Chickasaw ............... ~N;r;,~...~i...(;~-;;~~;'j)"""'""'····· ..............................Counctl, headquarters at ..... 5.01 ....C..o.1ru11bi.an .....M11t.ua.1....To.:w.er...,.....M.e.mphis.,...... T..e.nn.~.S..S.f.~................ .. (Local Mailing Address) . . . (City) (State) and. having jurisdiction over (indicate. entire Area) Shelby .... C.,'mb:f;:ir..:,.. ... T.enn....r ....n.sao.to.;,...... .T.n.t.e.., .....P..ano1a......C.mm.t.1.e..s..,.....M.1.a.~.....;...... Ex.ru~p,t......C.r..e.ns.4.aw..,.....M.1.a§...........1.n.....Pa.rui..la. C..o.....;......E~.f.?.t..: .. .H~.l..f. .....9.f......Q.~.~.:1f.~Jm4..~A.....C.9..!L.l .....A.~~. ! .................................................................................................. hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July 1, 1944. In justification of this application, the_ following summary of accomplishments and progress in 1943 and Objectives for 1944 is presented. Further details will be found in the accompanying reports which are offered as evidence of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibility as a Local Coun~il as required by the By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America, Article XI, Section 2, Clause 3. This application, statements and record of progress were reviewed. and approved by the Council or Executive Board at a duly called meeting on ....................... J.f.l,n.u~ry......28......................... 1944......... ., at which meeting a quorum was present and the Council specifically acceptea its obligation to loyally cooperate with the National Council and its representatives .in promoting the program of the Boy Scouts of America in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and By-Laws, policies and regulations of the Boy Scouts of America. > -C Signed '1/·fk . ~ .:tllf:,,.,.............g.4.~v...11.t~~~/~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Scout Executive BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA (Incorporated February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.) �I. THE COUNCIL As of December 31, 1943, we had.~Q,6..-Council members, which included representatives oL.100......... % of the institutions or groups of citizens within our jurisdi~tion which sponsor Troops or Packs. In accordance with the policy of the Boy Scouts of America, major religious groups of our territory are represented in the Council and Executive Board in the following nllfllbers: Council ................................... .Jewish.............22............ ; Catholic............. .1.9........... ; Protestant. .....245............... Executive Board..................Jewish........... :......J. ........... ; Catholic.................. 2 ........... ; Protestant. ........ .4.3............... 1. The Council membership includes representatives of the following community interests as checked: Business.,.....2.6.7.,;........ ____ ; Religious.........1,.1,................... ; Educational.............'....lO........... ; Labor..;····'·····2................... ; Civic...............J3........·-·:-· O Yes Iii No 2. Amendments to our Constitution and By-Laws were adopted in 1943. O Yes O No These amendments have been approved by the Nationai Council. · (If not, attach copies.) 3. This Council has ...............3 ..............organized Districts with functioning District Committees. There are....·--·-G-················.Districts yet to be organized. Of these we will organize....- ..........0..............in 1944. .......................3 ........................Districts are sharing in financing this Council. 4. We have an average- of one Commissioner for every.............8.............institutions sponsoring Troops or Packs, and expect to make this one Commissioner for every.....................6-..........institutions by December 31, 1944. · During 1943 there were.................l 5. ...............meetings of our Council and.....................7-.................meetings of our Executive Board . ........._g..................of our District Committees met monthly, (except July and August) during 1943, and the rest averaged....-.2-......_....... meetings. 6. Our annual meeting is held in the month of. .......I).e.c.emlJe.r. ..................................................................... Officers and members of our Council serve for one year beginning... ... .Janue.. r..y. ....1s.t.......................... ."..................~ ......:.. . , Number of 7. Functioning of Council an cl Districts repreCommittees sented on each Council Executive Board \ en Organization and Extension l'z:;l l'z:;l E-o E-o Leadership Training Advancement ..... Camping and Activities ~ Health and Safety ~ 0 Finance u Other Committees: CHECK THOSE FUNCTIONING WELL No. of Members Ee~rl~1: t aG! ·320 3 y ~ y ~6 3 3 3 3 3. v JO ~ y 12 y 10 y a Y. 7 v· lQ. -- ADDITIONAL COMMENTS II•. FINANCE 1. In making Scouting available to the boys of our territory during 1943, net operating . expenditures amounted to $......26·....79.g. ....;f9That we may not only continµe, but may strengthen and extend our Council service and bring Scouting to an incdased number of boys 'in 1944, we have planned a net operating budget of $....2.8.,.fi.5.4...00.. *. 2. We had an employed Executive staff of.........,....._a ................men December 31, 1943. We plan to increase this staff by the employment of......- ..--...1.............additional men in 1944. have been . . In order to assure proper handling and accounting for the funds entrusted to this Council, our accounts wilt'tr~'""" 3. audited by.........P..er1..t . ,.....Ma.nd.ck .......M1t.c.hel.l.....&... Co., Certified. Public Accountnnts (State whether professional accountants or Auditing Committee.) * These figures should agree with corresponding totals in Finance Committee report; �Form O-S39C-30001143 Make sure business related to December expirations is accounted for according to procedure announced in Dr. West's Bulletin 1 # 20, Series of 1941. REPORT OF ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION COMMITTEE - Ch1okasaw counc11, B.S •.A. Inc. M~mph1e State Tenn! Name of Council Headquarters City Total on Dec. 31, 194.2 TABLE 1 1. Total Troops* 1943 New in 1943 Net Separations in 1943 (See note) 14 ini Q1 (a) Sea Scout Ships A .'.'\ (b.) Sea Scout Patrols (in Troops) 'l # Transfers due to Territory changes ln Out Region No. 5 Council No. 558 Estimated Net Separations in 1~44 Objectives Total Dec. 31, 1943 Estimated ...<-New in 1944 158 1.d. 7 1.A!; ll ? 1 10 for Dec. 31, 1944 1. (c) Explorer Troops (d) Explorer Patrols (in Troops) r 1 1 1 (e) Rover Crews , (f) Air Squadrons , , 51 7 9 (g) Air Scout Patrols (in Troops) (h) Neighborhood Patrols (i) . Lone Scout Tribes ' (j) Negro Troops a 4 ?1 !t l.3'75 47 (k) Indian Troops 2. Total Scouts** ~ (a) Sea Scouts , - . :3 .45.:21 ] i. inn ::L85,; .~no / , (b) Explorer Scouts ,~ nA ? i::;, 'il F. •••QA.. ••• ~ ,p;.Q 4 ,,,~ An 40 198 7' ~ -1 A. 12 in 5 99 ,, f\ m:n 500 14 321 l.2nn 300 1-338 ••• ... , (c) Rover Scouts (d) Air Scouts ~ (e)° Senior Scouts in Troop (f) Lone Scouts l (g) Negro Scouts 11\ ?A.? A.9Si. ~.61 } 1.134 401 297 1.9!';8 4nn :a; ~n A 9 (h) Indian Scouts, 3. Total Scouters .. 4. Total Packs . Negro Packs ?A 6 ,, l l A 9 12 , 34 7 Neighborhood Dens ,,. 5. Total Cubs Negro Cubs 6. Total Cubbers (including Den Mothers) Den Mothers 6:-\R AAF. !=!A? 91.4 Ann 112 128 78 1An 11'\t'\ 190 A.d. A1 1 c;.o An 8 9.!-\ 2 ?Q 10 260 l-064 19n 70 4n 172 3 36 Den Chiefs #"Net Separations" equals ·total separated minus· "separated- reregistered." *Include in figures on this line total number of all Troops, Explorer Troops, Rover Crews, Sea Scout Ships, Air Squadrons, Neighborhood Patrols and Lone Scout Tribes. This will not necessarily be the sum of lines (a) to (i) which follow. · · **Include in figures on this line total number of all Scouts in above indicated units and Lone Scouts. In column "New in 1943" include only boys who were new in Scouting in 1943. This will not necessarily be the sum of lines (a) to (f) which follow. ***In second column "New in 1943," include all boys who entered these branches of Scouting in 1943, whether they transferred from some other branch of . Scouting or not. (a) New 12-year-olds registered in 1943........ Estimated new 12-year-old Scouts in 1944......... ZO.O. ........... (b) We had on record.-..--.~~---·--·--.Scout Troops and..._. ___ _l.Q.._.Cub Packs expired and not reregistered on Dec. 31, 1943. 7.5..0. .............. �- TABLE 2 ' A-Tenure achieved in 1943 by Scouts and by Assistant Scoutmasters under 21 who have been Scouts. (1) -------- ---- (a) Number on roll Dec. 31, 1943 who attained respective years of tenure in 1943 (2) Less than 1 Year Year 2 Years 3 Years 4 Years l.472 100( 525 24?' 130 84 3.458. 367 67~ 287 145 116 141 1.717 1.829 167~ 812 392 245 2251 5.175 1 2 Years J 4 Year Years 5 or mote Years Years 170( 900 400 250 225 5.376 l (b) Number Net Separated in 1943 who attained respective years ! of tenure m 1943 ( 3) · (c) Total (a+b) who attained respective years of teriure in 1943 , B-OBJECTIVES FOR 1944--2, 3, or 4 year Scouts in 1944 come from the 1, 2, and 3 year Scouts of 1943 (d) Total who will attain respective years of tenure in 1944 Less than 1 Year 1,900 5 or more Years TOTAL TOTAL (1) When lapsed Troops reregister only Scouts and Assistant Scoutmasters under 21 who reregister with the Troop shall be credited with years of tenure attained during the lapsed period of the Troop.· (2) Scouts attain tenure only on anniversaries of the date they first became Scouts, which is not necessarily the same as the reregistration date of the Troop. Separated Reregistered Scouts Jose tenure credit for the period they were not registered. (3) Do not include Scouts separated in 1943 who did not attain an additional year of tenure in 1943 before separating. ( 4) Information for both sections A and B of this table may readily be obtained from the Gray Scout Service Chart. If your Council does hot keep this chatt a request to the Supply Serv.ice will bring you the "Gray Scout Service Manual". Please check whether Council keeps the Gray Scout Service Chart: Yes D ; No TABLE 3 MEMBERSHIP FACTORS ]3Y POPULATION GROUPS 500,000 and over Classify units by population groups, then secure data for each group trom umt records so classified. Check totals in last column, these 4 lines agamst corresponding totals in Table 1. Check Table 4 below similarly. - 100,000 to 500,000 25,000 to 100,000 10,000 to 25,000 2,500 to 10,000 Under 2,500 and o.c.... -· 1'()TAL . - ·-······ - . A. New Scouts during 1943 1,441 272 B. Total Scouts Dec. 31, 1943. 2,735 7-18. ....3-.4-53 C. Total Troops Dec. 31, 1943. 124 34 13 l D. Net dropped Troops during 1943. - TABLE 4 0: l,?13 158 1.4. {Use same pop'n. group headings as in Table 3. 572 812 25 3 A-New Cubs in each group in 1943. B-Total Cubs, Dec. 31, 1943. C-Number of Packs in each group Dec. 31, 1943. D-Packs dropped in each group in 1943. ORDERLY EXIT PLAN - TABLE 5 Death Total Separated Scouts During 1943. During 1943 ........ JJ:..~ 73 102 5 0 6 .................of our Cubs became 12 years old. Of these, 6.45 . .. 914 ~n 3 1943 Promotion Transfers 15 Junior Alumni Dropped 1382 15 TOTAL ... ·-·· 1417 ................. ~? ............ became Scouts. TROOP BUDGET AND PACK THRIFT PLAN The Councii has a definite plan for promoting- the Troop Budget and Pack Thrift Plan (check one) Yes~; No o. .......±g.1:.......Troops ( ..?.g.... %) were on Budget Plan Dec. 31, 1943; Objective: .... ~.~.~......... Troops ( .. ~9. .. %) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1944. ..........?..?....... Packs ( .. .7.9.. %) were on Thrift Plan Dec. 31, 1943; Objective :........'.:~............. Packs ( ........Q.%) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1944. �Form 0-539F-30001143 REPORT OF ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE -1943 Headquarters City Memnl:ie. Tenn. Name of Council , Ch1.ckass:w Cfounc11, 'B.S.A:n~tate Tenn .. ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY (Scouts-not badges) Get this information from perpetual Inventory (Form No. 4102D, 41020 and 41028). Tenderfoot* Second Class* First Class* Total Scouts* Total Dec. 31, 1942 •• 1943 19lr1 564 1~9( 521 50"1t 5~'7 661 13115 ??f 7~1 AQA Star 197 194 Life Eagle 67 901.lf.l 32.5~ 2920.lS.AM 20( 9Z 904 11~ 124 185 4f 41 61 Sea Scouts: Apprentice 152 l 0 153 Ordinary Able ' Total 12] 174 ~ 99 l ] 0 l 178 l2f 100 ~ Air Scouts: Apprentice 12 12 l~ 12 ' Observer Craftsman Total I Cubs Bobcat Wolf*** 574 43 Bear*** 12 Lion*** 7 Total Cubs 636 68~ 471 8~ 785 52 9 6 75 43 11 81€ 538 914 4C lC Council No. MERIT BADGE RECORD Indicate below the number of each of the Merit Badges earned during the year 1943 Qualified Enrolled Net During Separated Dec. 31, During 1943 1943 11591 Region No. ___5_ _. ____ Cub membership Dec. 31, 1943, included: 2•7.6.9 yrs. old 3.73...IO yrs. and f~.65. .. 11 yrs.# *NOTE: Include all Scouts including 2nd and 1st class having Merit Badges. Check "Total Scouts" in 4th column with' Org. and Ext. Committee report, Total Scouts 1·2/31/43. **Net separated, not promoted. Compute these figures from Form 4102D as follows: Tend. Col. 35 minus difference between Cols. 33 and 3. 2nd Cl.-CoL 39 minus difference between Cols. ~4 and 37 and higher ranks similarly from correspondmg columns. Same principle for Cubs and Senior Scouts using Forms 4102C and 4102S. ***Include all Gold and Silver Arrows in total for' each Cub Rank. #Include with 11 yrs. those 12 years or over who may be continuing temporarily as Cubs pending enrol, ment as Scouts. Check total of three ages with Org. and Ext. Committee report, Total Cubs 12/31/43. ~o 8Z !\~l~tb~ 1 ~ ~o 0 0 Z _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,..__....__ ....,.. 60-Journalism ............................... ________ J:____ ___ 10 l-Aerodyna_m1;s ............................ ~=1;~~~~::* ·.·.·.:·.:::::::·.::::·.·.·.·.·.·.:: :::::::::;::::::: 4-Airplane Design .....,......... ---------2'------5-Airp~ane Structure* ...... -----·-··g··--·-6-Anglmg ...... ............................ --·.:···si-------7=ArAncihmearyl I·n···d···u···s..t..ry ......,. *....· -.. ·:.~ . . :. ·.·.·.·-.· .·.~- ::::.:~:::I_.:::::::: l 8 9-Architecture .....0..................... --·----i,------- ~~=t:~:~:fr:f~ar~~-~.i~~ ... :::: :::::::::::::::::: 63-Leather Work* .................. -------- ....... 65 64-Life ~aving ..................................... , ...... . 65-Machinery ...;.......................... -------·ur··---· 66-Marksm~nsh1p .................. __________ ,, _____ _ 67-Masonry :................................. --------tA:i···---· 68-Mechanical ~rawing ....... --------1~------· : :• .·:~~:.:: ;~=~~~,:...... :· · .::::~::: !):=;.~~;;; 13-Automobiling .. :.. ,............... : ....:·:·t)i-------· 72-Painting .............................. -------- ..,, ....... 9 i~=~:~k~~~:i~~~'.~:;~:::~::;_ ~::~~::::~::::::: ~~=~~~~:ji~:*l~h*":::::::::::::: :::::~~::::::: 16-B~ef Production• ............ ---~:~-,i-------· 75-Phot?graphy .................... --------,j·----. 17-Bird Study ........................... ·------------··---- 76-Phystcal Develop............................... 18-Blacksmithing* ................. -------·~------- 77-Pigeon Raising .................. ······'?g······· 19-Bookbinding* ............................:>........... ~§$:: . ~~=~~~:bf~~g :::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::n.:::::::: :::::~::::: iJ:=!~2:~~~Pi~~:•• :::;i::::: ~~=~~~;=~~~*· ·: : ~: : : : : : : : :· : ::::::~::::::: ~~=~~~~~~ ~;:l~~ng···::::::::::::::·· :::::::::J:::::::: 26-Cemei;it Work ................. _________ _______ 7 27-Chemistry ............................. ·-------------·---28-C~tr?-s Fruit Culture............... ______ :_ 16 29-ClVlcs . ..... .......... ... .... . -------------·----30-Coin Coll~cting, ................. ---------&·------- 85-Rabbit Raising .................. -·------··i-··----86-Radio ....................................... -----------·-------· 87-Reading* _........................... _, _____ 11.______ _ 88-Reptile StudY: ..................... ....... : ,........ 89-Rocks and Minerals.......... -----·--··;..··------- 3 l-Cons~rvat1on ....................... ___ "l:\1$:3·------- ~~ ~~~tyinf :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::· ~~~~}::-~~~~~~~: 32-Cooking ........................ ----'----5-------6 ....... 33-Corn Farming* ....... ......... ........ 92-Salesmans_hip ........................... ,. 4 3 34-Cotton Farming ............... ------i~-------93-Scholarship ........................ ---------·--------35-Cycling* .................... . . ---------~------·· 94-Sculpture ................................ -----------------36-Dairying* ............................. ----·--B'la---·-·'· 95-Seamanship ................................... ....... . 1 37-Dog Care ........................... ________ ________ 96-Sheep Farming* ............... ---------,-------2 38-Dramatics ........................... ------~-------97-Signaling .............................. ·---------~-------· 39-Electricity .............................. ______40'________ 98-Skiing .................................... ·------------------40-Farm Home* ............................,,.M........ 99-Small Grains .............................. ........ 1 41-Farm Layout* ...................... -----15.·-------- 100-Soil ~anagement* ...... ·------------------· 42-Farm Mechanics ............... ---·----5--------- 101-Stalking .............;................... ·------------------· 43-Farm Records . . ............ ________ '*_,,-------- 102-'-Stamp Collecting .................. JL ..... . p rinting . . .................... ,~s--------'11'1 103- surveying . ........................... ·------~ ........ . 44- Finger 4 1 45-Firemanship* . ---i~ ________ 104-Swimming ................................... :.:·: ....... . 7 46-First Aid ...... ---~----------- 105-Taxidermy ............................ ·------··r····--47-First Aid to Animals* .......4 t·-----·- 106-Textiles ................................. ·--------.,,-------48-Forestry ............ -------------------· ig~-Weather* .... _______ _ 50 49:-Foundry Practice .............. ------------------· -Woodcarving ................... 50-Fruit Culture* . . -----·-·&··-----·· 109-Wood Turning ....................... ........ 51-.Gardening* ... ................. -------i--------- 110-Wood Work ...................... .......47 :~~-------52-Grasses, Legumes ......... ·····t1J··------- 111-Zoology ................................. 't"'f;;J$'::'. ........ 53-Hiking -----------------------·-----·-··;/ff··------Total ::'.".::': ............ . 54-Hog & Por~ P:od.*--------~?a··------- (Organizer Awards 1943) 55-Home Repairs ------------ __ , __ ,,._________ . . . 1 56-Horsemanship* .................. -------~--------M.B. Counse rs m Council 57-Indian ~ore ............................ _______ ___ :····-· *Bad es open to S las 3 58-Insect Life .............................. -------------------· Signed--'""""fi', · 59-Interpreting ............................ -----·------------·· *. . . . . . . . . . . ______ ······rr···----· ��Frank Ahlgren Howard E. o. s. Ainslee S...8811 The Commercial Appeal 6.0881 2'19 N., Watldu St·. 1618 Fonest Ave. Bailey 5.2138 1006 Exchange Building William Hale Dorr- 26 Sa.rdlsct Mlss. Harold William limick S..4352 3959 Walnut Grove Rd. Capt. Toll L. Fowler 6.3520 Lucius E. Burch, ~r. P•- · Charles F. Goodman. s. L. Kopald Charles w. Loomis o. Box 416• Memphis, Tenn. 5-43>$ 591 Center Drtve S..4181 P. o. Box 256., Memphis, Tenn. 8...a229 6-5711 905 N. Gre.haa 5-7531. 1482 htwller Joe E. Davis 5-3621 Firestone !!:ire & Ribber Co. Barry West Hirsheimez ?-?460· 495 N. Watkins St. 8-5081 22 5-8831 3589 Oakley An•. Thomae J!l. Maxson Alvan Fletcher Tate._ Flo7d Shei~d B•. Arpin Koehler Jr~, ~; Calhoun �Form 0-539H-30001143 (5) EMPLOYED STAFF FOR 1944 (Please state all salaries. Use extra sheet if necessary) NOTE: Because of its relationship to Retirement and Group Insurance it is essential that this report be accurate and complete. Region No. Council No. Name of Counci,_l_ _____,Q""'r,_,_1,..i""c,_,,k,..::."'"\r,,,.~a"""-"w'--'C~o,,_,_u..,,·""n._,.c.,_.i.._,l.._,.,_.....B..._·.....s.... · ............ A......__Io&..tcln..,.cu•.___ _ _ __ Headquarters City_---"-M:....,e""r""il=O=h=i,,_,S,,___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ State 5 558 Tenn. Clieck in these columns participants in Retirement Plan (R.P.) & Group Insurance (G.I.) 1944 Salaries** w, Gora on Morr:1 s 1531 Vinton Ave. Scout Executive Home Address $ 1 Memphis ,TennTel. 4,750.00 G. I. R.P. x x I 7•3687 Assistant (A.S.E.) and Field (F.S.E.) Executives Name Title* F.S.E. D. Ted Childress J.A. Beauchamp "9,485,00 ;1100.00 Note: Above named members of Executive Staff must also be listed on Roster for purposes of "Registration'' Clerical Staff Name Utle• vamp Director Cashier Bookkeeper Receptionist stenographer Off ice Girl Hope H. Fol"d. Miss S~ll1e G. Worden Miss Margaret Jones MisR Freida Mullen Mis P Patr1cil~. Marguerite F~ckler, ~-.7 .Ford (Negress) ------------~ •Indicate part time employees, it any, by "P.T:· alter the title. . ••Do not include any allowances, i.e., transportation, etc., in salary figure.. . $ x ll77o.oo l,eso.oo l,660.00 l.200.00 ·l,20Q .. QO 590.00 x x x x �CHICKASAW COUNCIL, ~. s. A. INC. Memohis. Tenn. PROGRAM & O:BJECTIVES FOR THE. YEAR 1944 Direct and build the entire program of activities of the Council toward giving every boy a satisfactory and patriotic experience, keeping always before us the fact that Scouting must be kept a game. Place especial emphasis on advancement in rank and civic service. l. 2. As a patriotic duty, gear the Council activities to rend.er maximum service by Cubs, Cubbers, Scouts, Scouters in the war effort on the home front. :Be prepared at all times to carry out assignments without delay. 3. Emphasize Camping and Hiking and Scout Advancement as essential preparation for service in National Defense, Plan and carry through greater camping activities with all Troops camping under their own leadership. Increase the attendance at snmmer camps. Promote the outdoor program throughout the year. If transportation is not available to summer camps, devise ways and means for Troops to do more Troop Camping at locations which can be reached by hiking. Celebrate :Boy Scout Week and emphasize service to the Nation in that week and throughout the year. Conduct Oamp-0-Rees, "The Advancement Program 11 and other activities in which all units can enga·ge. Conduct a 11 Round-Up 11 at the Ellis Auditorium. Continue to gather paper, scrap iron, etc. for the duration. 4. Organize nine Troops of White Scouts and 5 Troops of Negro Scouts; a total of fourteen new Troops, by December 31, 1944, including in this number the organization of two new Sea Scout Ships of White Scouts. Organize four Packs of White Cubs and two Packs of Negro Cubs; a total of six new Cub Packs by December 31, 1944. Recruit new Scouts and Cubs as rapidly as possible, and reach our objectives of 3,653 Scouts and 1,064 Cubs, a grand total of 4,717 :Boys. Strive to have at least twenty:-four Scouts in each Troop and endeavor to have all Troops recruit to full strength of four Patrols of eight Scouts each. Strive to have at least twenty.five Cubs in each Cub Pack. Emphasize to all sponsoring institutions the necessity of having a full membersnip in order to train more boys and to do a more complete job in aiding the war effort on the home front. 5. Win "The Walter w. Head Acorn Award" for the seventh consecutive time. 6. Enlarge the Emergency Service Corps with the objective of every Troop participating. Plan and carry through programs of action for these older Scouts. 7. Conduct a Boy Fact Survey in both city and county schools in all districts in the Council. Continue to empha~ize the training of leaders and particularly new leaders and others who have not had the basic courses. Conduct the following Training Courses: 80 FUNDAMENTALS OF THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT SCOUTiv"iASTERS 1 TRAINI1TG COURSE CUBivIASTERS 1 TRAINING COURSE SKIPPERS' TRAI1'ING COURSE TROOP CAMPING COURSE HEALTH & SAFETY COURSE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS 1 COURSE EMERGENCY SERVICE TRAINING COURSE TROOP REPORrERS 1 COURSE (for Scouts) �9. Recruit more men for leadership positions in Troops, Ships, Packs. Make every effort to replace leaders who are called into the service and do this as quickly as possible. Ask the aid of every man in the Council in recruiting manpower. 10. Aid The Memphis Community Fund in raising its budget for 1945. Through The Community Fund and Finance Campaigns in the area, raise a bud.get of at least $29,000.00 for the fiscal year. 11. Improve the oporation and techniques of all Courts of Honor. Strive to increase advancement and tenure of Scouts with extra emphasis on the advancement of Negro Scouts to Second and First Class rank. Recruit and train additional· Merit Badge Counselors. Train the present Merit Badge Counselors. 12. Promote good reading throughout the year. Promote the use of the official magazine 11BOYS 1 LIFE 11 and secure Council's quota of subscriptions. 13. Promote andinoraa.so the use of 11 The Budget Plan" in every Pack, Ship and Troop in the Council. 14. Place continued emphasis on educational publicity throughout the yea:r, with special publicity for Boy Scout Week, Camping, Cam:p-0-Rees, and the Annual Meeting. 15. Increase service to Troops through District Conunissioners. Recruit additional District Commissioners so that no Commissioner will have more than four Troops to supervise. Train District Commissioners in Cubbing and Senior Scouting. 16. Train and continue to train Scouts and Scouters in the practice of Health & Safety. 17. Conduct Scout Leaders• Round Tables and Cub Leaders' Round Tables for both White and Negro Scouters and Cubbers, except during June, July, August. 18. Recruit and train additional men to serve as Field Commis.sioners. �Form 0-539E-30001143 REPORT O'F LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE-1943 NAME OF COUNCIL_, ______.c.h1.c.kasaw... aaunall.,.... .B .•. S....A.,. .... I11c... _____________________________ ~--------------------------HEADQUARTERS CITY_____ ,Mem.ph.1.s___________________________________________________________________ STATE ____________ T_enn&....______________________ _ Region No. __________ fL.... Council No·----~-Q~---··-- RES ULTS IN BASIC TRAINING* As bf December 31, 1943, we have accomplished the following toward providing all of the key leaders of our registered units with BASIC TRAINING*: Leaders and Assistants (not Committeemen) with INTRODUCTORY TRAINING ("Fundamentals of the Boy Scout Movement" or "Elements of Scout Leadership-Part I") Number registered .12/31/43 ___ _3_Ql_ ______ ; N~mber with Introductory Training _____________?.~-------------; Per cent ____ %; Objective 12/31/44 Per cent __________ 28 _______ o/o. 24_,._9 ___________ LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING * UNITS HAVING A LEADER WITH BASIC TRAINING* STATUS 12/31/43 Number Registered Scoutmasters 140 91 Assistants Skippers ll Mates Explorer Leaders STATUS lo/31/43 HA VE COMPLETED BASIC TRAINING* Number % 72 51.4 19 l3.l _a_ 54.5 Objective 12/31/44 Number % Registered 60 16 60 "i Boy Scout Troops & Neighborhood Patrols & Lone Scout Tribes Ships & Sea Scout Patrols Explorer Troops & Patrols Assistants NUMBER ·HAVING A LEADER WITH TRAINING* Number Objective 12/31/44 % % 146 s2 56.l 60 ll 6 54.6 80 JS 6Q.O 70 1 Rover Leaders Rover Crews Assistants Air Scout Leaders Assistants Air Squadrons & Patrols 9 Cubmasters ~n J2 A.O.O F.n 1A ~ 22.2 25 1A~ 90 49,J ~"' Asst. Leaders ll8 1A 13,5 20 Grand Total 301 lOA ~,~ti ~Q Assistants 1 1 Total Leaders l Packs & Neighborhood Dens 30 . Total Units & Patrols 106 18Q 56~0 - M *BASIC TRAINING means completion of the appropriate training as follows (or former equivalents): 1. Scoutmasters and Assistants-Scoutmasters' Course or Elements of Scout Leadership, Parts I and II, or former equivalent. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Cubmasters and Assistants-Cub Leaders' Training Course or Elements of Cub Leadership. Skippers and Mates-Skippers' Course or Elements of Sea Scout Leadership. Explorer Leaders and Assistants-Explorer Leaders' Course. Air Scout Leaders and Assistants-Air Scout Leaders' Course. Rover Leader and Assistant~-Rover Leader Course or 1, 3, or 4 above. UNITS WITH LEADERS TRAINED IN OUTDOOR WORK a. Troops having at least one leader with training in Camping - course in "Troop Camping," or "Elements of Scout Leadership - Part III'' (Short Term Camping) b. Sea Scout Ships and Patrols having at least one leader with training in "Sea Scout Camping and Cruising.'' COMMISSIONERS WITH TRAINING a. Number registered Commissioners b. Have completed a Commissioners' Training Course. c. Have basic course for unit leaders, but not Commissioners' Course. STATUS 12/31/43 Number ____lQ ____ _ Percent --~------ft_ __ _ Number ____QQ_____ _ OBJECTIVE 12/31/44 ---------~J).________ _ -Percent -----------·------ ...........22............... 14 Number ------------··-· Percent ......6.3....6 Number _______6 _____ _ 10 2_7-_.__2 Percent ______ LEADERS WITH SCOUT EXPERIENCE Had Scout experience starting with Tenderfoot Rank. Number lO_Q_____ _ Percent ......3-Q _____ _ The above information and that on the reverse side represent our Training Report for 1943 and our plans for 1944. ____(Z DATE ___" SIGNED----·····--------------·------:-------·-·····-····--------~-----A-···-·---::;·----------~~--~-------------------------·Chairman, Leadership Training Committee EXECUTIVE ~-•--~f'7 0..~e.------··------ _SIGNED~-?~-~---SCOUT �1943 TRAINING RECORDS AND 1944 OBJECTIVES "FUNDAMENTALS OF THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT," the Introductory Training Session for all leaders of Scouting-Council and District officers as well as unit leaders. During 1943 this Council conducted this session ____________ l)________ _ times with _________ lQ4. _____ Jeaders receiving the training. Approximately the following percent of leaders have co:npleted this Introductory Training or its previous equivalent. Council Members ________'l_._4 ________ % ; Board Members_~_7-l_._l ______ % ; District Committeemen ___·___________________ % ; Commissioners ____ 5.4.,..:6---------%; Merit Badge Counselors------3.·~t ... 4-------%; Troop and Pack Committeemen _______ 2_6..Jl_,______ %. 1944 1943 No. of COURSES CONDUCTED B ASIC Scoutmasters' Course TRAINING Cub Leaders' 'training Course or Elements of Cub Leadership No. of CERTIFICATES ISSUED 3 35 2 38 - Skippers' Course CHECK COURSES PLANNED x :x Air Scout Leaders' Course Troop Camping TRAI NING tificates -------130--------------·········--····---··--(Do not include Introductory Sessions) 2. Training Awards issued Commissioners' Course Short Term Camping (Elements III) 1. Number of different men receiving cer- x Explorer Leaders' Course 0 UTDOOR CERTIFICATES AND AWARDS-1943 25 2 1 Scoutmasters' Keys -··········-····-·--··········-··· Scouters' Training Awards ______ _()._ _________ x x Skippers' Keys ··········-···············-·-Q········-TOTAL __ :__ ···-··-····------·-······-A·--·-···-- Sea Scout Camping and Cruising 0 THER Health and Safety TRAINING Standard First Aid 1 16 x l 22 x Principles of Scout and Cub Leadership or new Advanced Course Emergency Service (Leaders) Messenger Service (Leaders) UNIVERSITY COURSES The following courses have been conducted in colleges, seminaries, etc., located in this Council. These courses and certificates issued are included in the Council totals. Name of School Pack Organization Troop Orga!1-ization No. CertifiCourses cat es - - Yes Merit Badge Counselors Troop Committeemen Advanced or Course Leader Certificate x x Other Courses x ' 136· 9 College Credit TOTAL COURSES AND CERTIFICATES THE TRAINING COMMITTEE AND ITS OPERATION Membership of the Council Leadership Training Committee consists of___________),.~---- ____ men and includes.·--------~-----------District Representatives and ........ ___ J~i members-at-large. The Council has ________ _3_____________ Districts, of which ____________ ;?. _________ have District Training Committees. Training Commit- ______ tee Meetings Held 1943: ICounciL. ...... _fLDistrict.......J •...... The Council uses volunteer course directors or instructors in the following courses (check v' ). : Scoutmaster_____,_~----., Cub Leaders' Course (or Elem. of Cub Leadership) ____ Skipper ______v ___ , Camping _____v.::-:: ___ ., Health and Safety______ .k:"'."_, v ____, Principles .... ~------, Other Courses·----.w::'."----·········-····--·--·········-----·····-···:----------------------····---·-------------,-------·----------················-------·-·· The Committee and Executive Staff have given these course leaders special instruction through the following (check v') : Faculty Courses or Institutes ____________ , Personal Conferences------~~----, Regional Institutes for Trainers _____ k':'."'."'.'.....• Does the Committee have available a training inventory which indicates, by Districts, key leaders with and without training? Yes .................... No........~-----Training in 1943 was conducted largely on a District basis ____________________ , Council basis......~----···• I No �Form 0-539B-30001143 REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE-1943 Name of Counci Chickasaw Council Headquarters City Memphis 1 Region No B S A. Inc./ 5 No .. 558 Council State.__.-""'...,,_.__.___ _1.-_ _ _ _ _ _ _..:.;__ __, (Please use only following classification ·This i~ for purpose of National record and comparison) Indicate if for period other than calendar year EXPENDITURES-1943 Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Total Expenditures Special Receipts Net Expenditures (See Note 1 below) (Col. I minus Col. 2) - I. Operating Expenditures: 1. Executive Salaries* ----·· $ 1 n 1~4 A? 2. Office Salaries -·-··-------·-·· 3. Retirement Contrib'ns ... 4. Rent, Light, Heat, Insurance, Telephone ----·· 5. Office Supplies ------------·· 6. Postage ---------------------------7. Transportation ........................... 8. Publicity -------------------------9. Camping (See Note 2) 10. Senior Scouting -----------· ·11. Cubbing -------------------------12. Leadership Training and Conferences -····------13. Circuses, M. B. Shows and other activities-------· 14. National Quota····---------15. Charter Fee ---·-----------·-··16. Campaign Expenditures 17. Interest on Indebtedness (See Note 3 below) 18. Miscellaneous --------------TOTAL OPERATINI- BUDGET-1944 . $ $ 10.134.87 $ l.l-~64-00 7,682!1~ 7,682.J.4 4~1.A.! 461.H4 .t?n. " " l.R~7~?0 l 637.70 "Jt~ 6?.5.33 1-780.nn 585.00 744~Q8 . .tt.no A'J 744.nA A9n. 1 - 6 ,63) .03 5;569.06 588.21 ' 58n.A? 390,55 i:".A "J nn . 76~0" f'\t'\ ~An An A.f"\I"\ fV'I 1,041.98 , ,. ??fi - 0(') 588.21 ~50 "" 58Q!S7 525.00 50.00 390.65 ?.00 - ("\(\ 547 .92 50Q.QQ 75.00 76.00 75.00 73.95 ~ 04 3.()4 AlO.A.4. 810.84 Q,,~H:59.05 ~O 1.400.87 OF\ "A. 1 ,. ?:-1 32 _:i\BB. A 9A. 799.] 9 730.00 28.554&00 II. Capital Expenditures: 1. Office Equipment-~----·--2. Camp Property ------------3. Automobile ..................................... 437.75 196.91 4:37. 75 196191 115.00 TOTAL CAPITAT 634.66 634.66 115.00 27.433.85 28i669.00 III. Total of Operating and Capital (I II) + ~ 33,QQ2.90 ~,669.0Q IV. Revolving Accounts: (National Funds) 1. BOYS' LIFE·-----------------2. Registrations ------------------3. Scout Supplies --------------·· TOTAL REVOLVING 526.80 5?8.;8Q ?! ,49~. f!l . 5 575.Q!:\ 3,494.51 3;575.93 7:647.24 7 ~647~24 V. Endowment, Trust Funds or other Permanent Investments VI. Obligations Paid (See Note 4 below) ' lCf,000.00 NOTE 1-Report as Special Receipts only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., which are incidental to certain Council activities. Also report Revolving Account receipts in second column. NOTE 2-Camping figures should include disbursements and receipts as shown in report of Camping and Activities Committee. NOTE 3-Do not include payments· to reduce "principal" indebtedness. NOTE 4--This refers to repayment of loans, the proceeds of which have been previously expended, bills and other obligations which have been charged to the various items of the budget in previous years and so reported. · *Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transportation allowances. Do not distribute any salaries to other budget items. (OVER~ �Analysis by population groups of ip.come from contributions for 1943 Council operation. Income from areas where Council participates in Community Chest Supplemental* contributions Chest al!ocation Communities of 500,000 or over .........---······-··········-··-············ " 100,000 to 500,000.................................... " $ Income•from areas where Council does not participate in Chest / $ Total $ $ / " " 25,000 " 100,000..........................._....... " 10,000 " 25 ,000.........................._________ " 2,500 " 10,000.................................... " under 2,500 and open country.................. " " .. *Did Chest approve? 2lseo.oo $ $ \ TOTAL.........·-·-·-····-······ Yes-1l No_ _ 2§,989.QQ 25,989,.QQ $ 21680.00 $ 25,989.00 2,680.00 28,669._QQ \ (Gheck one) Funds for the '1944 budget outlined on preceding page hhave ~'-- been raised. a;r.r~<fl- ' N OTE~If funds not yet raised, state plans for securing funds h e r e - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - - - Budget for 1945, or next fiscal year, will be adopted by Executive Board about· Jan, 28, 1944 • (Date) Assets, 12-31-43 Current-Cash on hand and in bank $ 6, 052. 23 $ 63,?50.00 *Fixed - Real Estate 3,225.00 s,000.00 Camp Equipment Unpaid Pledges l,437.15 Supplies for Resale Office Equipment Automobile Securities TOTAL 7 ,489,.38 *Present Value TOTAL 69.475.00 Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-43 Operations-Accounts and Bills Payable$ Notes Payable 514 • 65 0 TOTAL 514166 Capital-c-Accounts and Bills Payable $,_ _ _ _ _ _0 0 Notes Payable Mortgages ·0 TOTAL 0 This Council has Trust or Endowment funds, as of December 31, 1943, totaling$ 10 »000 ,.OG£ which $ 5, 000. 00 was received during the year 1943. We are using (a) Standard Declaration of Trus.________ , or (b) s·ome other form approved by National C o u n c i ' - - - - - - ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - A comprehensive Five-year Financial Plan mmh. been developed which has been in effec.________ years. as not Council directed campaign or campaigns are to be held on the following dates in 1944:_ __,_M'-"'a:'..ly,____-=lo.::9::...t!:::._.<4 _.::c·--=i~n~..!!<a~r'-e~.-a~_ outside of Shelb enn ) �Form 0-5'39D-30001143 REPORT OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE - 1943 NameofCouncil (1h1ekasAw Counc11 Headquarters City B.8.A, REGION No . ~~~5.__ Inc. COUNCIL No. 558 State Tennee Pi ee RECORD OF YEAR-ROUND CAMPING-JAN.! to DEC. 31, 1943 1 Memph1s Based on the statement in "Camping Policies" on "Counci~ Superv_ision of the year-round Campi~g Program of the Troops," please state below the number of Troops as of December 31, 1943 you consider are 111 Groups 1 and 2: (See Bulletm No. 5 of the "Chief Scout Executive," March 31, 1939.) ......... 3.7. .......................Troops GROUP 1: Number of Troops with an effective Camping Program (Adequate year-round outdoor program averaging one outing feature each month.) % of Troops with effective Camping Program -----23 .•. 4-----------% 2: A: Number of Troops doing some camping but not up to the standard of Group 1 ..........68........................Troops ..........53........................Troops B: Number of Troops doing NO camping TOTAL ABOVE GROUPS (Check with Org. and Ext. Committee report, "Total Troops, Dec. 31, 1943'') *Troops=Troops, Ships, Neighborhood Patrols Explorer Troops, Tribes, Rover Crews ____l_5_~~'--'-'·---------Troops Membership, June 30, 1943 was ...J ..5.fi ______Troops*,3.,..241.... Scouts. "Total belonging during the year":.5.-,--1.81-Scouts (*5) YEARLY SUMMARY COUNCIL SUPERVISED CAMPING Includ~ Tours, Cruises, Camporees, Agricultural Service Camps, etc. Do Not Include Scouts from other Councils Long Term (*1) Short Term (*2) A. CHARTERED TROOPS I. On Council Site 1. Number of Troops. ___,,__.._ 2. Number different Scouts.....-.. 3. Number Troop Scouters........... 36 83 J,608 4 286 4. Number Scout Days (*3) ...... 245 J0,902 2 II. Off Council Site 1. Number of Troops.............·-··-····· l 2. Number different Scouts........ 20 3. Number Troop Scouters........... 4. Number Scout Days (*3) ..... 2 l PO B. PROVISIONAL TROOPS I. On Council Site 1. Number different Scouts........ 2. Number Scout Days (*3) .......... 452 3,164 l 15 2 30 Included in Yearly Summary _are: ___954_ Scouts Camporees (Council.~ District) Scouts Agricultural Service Camp " Scouts " Forest _____ 7-6. Scouts Senior Scout Outdoor Events · Tours Outside Council -----20- Scouts u " " --------2- Scouters Number of Tours --------1- Tours Philmont ------------ Scouts ---~~~- Scouters __ B-93_ Scouts Total Negro Scouts, June 30, 1943 __ .1J51_ Scouts Negro Scouts in Long Term Camps · Yes .. X; No ______ , Separate Camp for Negro Scouts ---- --- .. ' PROMOTION Have plan for advising Troops on all-year camping program, using "Troop Camping Objectives," etc. Yes ... ..... ;No .X Earning and Saving for camp promoted in Troops: Yes ........ ; No .. .X Short term camping reports by Troops are secured: Yes......... ; No ... .X ' II. Off Council Site 1. Number different Scouts.---·-··· PROGRAM 1943 Outdoor program included the following: (Check) 2. Number Scout Days (*3) .......... c. TOTALS I. Number different Scouts (*4) IL % of Membership (*5) ............... III. Number Scout Days (*3) ......... fH7 18.9 ~.029 l,623 50.0 10,226 Senior Camping.X .... ; Cub "Outings" (on family, den or pack basis) .X,_; Winter Camp.. X.; Sea Scout CruisesJ{___; Summer Activities (other than Camping)------------ (*1) Camping periods of six .days or more should be reported under Long-Term. ( *2) Camping periods of Jess than six days and not less than overnight should be reported under Short-Term. (*3) A Scout Day is twenty-four.hours or Jess including overnight. (The classification Scout Days is utilized here in order that the volume of camping can be related to the number of individual Scouts participating. This will indicate the average number of days each Scout is camping. The Local Council effort should be to increase the number of camping days per Scout as well as to increase the number of Scouts camping.) (*4) The total on this line is different Scouts camping during the year. It will not necessarily equal the sum of the attendance in the four previous classifications. (Estimate if necessary.) · (*5) In computing the percentage of Long-Term Camping for the year, divide the number of different Scouts camping by the June 30 membership. In computing the percentage in Short-Term Camping for the year, divide the number of different Scouts camping by the "Total Belonging During the Year" membership. The "Total Belonging" equals the "Number on record at the Beginning of the Year" plus the "New During the Year" plus Scouts separated prior to 1943 and re-registered in 1943. This should agree with Scout figure in first table on page 3, Section III of Charter Application. · �1943 FINANCIAL STATEMENT-CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL I Council budget appropriation for camping Capital Expense $.._______..:___ OPERATING RECEIPTS: Expenditures for Budgeted Capital Outlay $--···----...Q..__ Capital Bills outstanding not included $.·--···-···-·---{'L~. OPERATING EXPENSE From Camper fees ·····-····-····-····-···:-····--·····$....5...,.112....54 From other sources (Canteen etc.) ...... $........... -4~.5.6..o.. 51 Total above items --·--····-···-····-·······-····-····-····--····· •(Enter this figure in Finance Com. report, Col. 2) Original Budget appropriation for Camp Operation...... Total Receipts --·--···---·--··-······-·······-····-·-····-··(A) Operating Balance (A- B) or Deficit (B -A) ....·-····-····· $.. fi.~.6.9..;...35. $....·-·········-····-···· $.. fi ....6..6.9......06 $................2fLJ34 For Food by Council ····-·-····-·--··~-····-·-·-·--··---···-··--­ For Transportation by Council -..·-·--·····--··-·-···-··-····--·-· $.._~_J..M53...!...10 $.._______:,1 ~ 0l J$.J3_l.....,..O 1 For Salaries and Wages ·····-····-·-····-·······--·-·······-·······-·······-··-· For Income producing sources (canteen, etc.) ...·-··········· $....____ Other Operating Expenditures ···········-····-·-····-····-·-·-····-····-·· Total of above Expenditures ··-····-····-·-··:......~..........................:.. $ ...........!.......... _. __ $..... __ .!:::_::-_~~ l 678.09 $.....§.......Q13<!_2l. Bills outstanding not included above ····-····-·-····-·-····-········ $....·-··--~~..::::_- " Total Operation Expense ·····-·-················-···-·······-··(B) $.....§ . Camp accounts (were) ( wiJ..l.+ioe) audited on .....O.e.:t.o.b.e.r.......3.1..1......19.43..............-····-··:·· 194...... , by.... ~.~.t.-1. J:~.~-~A.9..~.L Public Accountants P.. .... .,_6-1:_Lll .............. Mi tohell & Oomrn:rny PHYSICAL FACILITIES (List only changes since December 31, 1942) I CAMP NAME No. of acres I I No. of ~~~ I CONTROL* VALUATION Land I Type of Camp** Used year Bldgs. Equipment around I I I I I • Staie' whether site is: (I) Owned by Council (if mortgaged or other indebtedness state amount). (2) Leased (state from whom and length of term), (3) Rented from year to year (state amount of rental), (4) other (describe). · •• State whether site is used for (I) Long•term, (2) Short•term, (3) Wilderness Camp, etc. Were plans for any of the above submitted to the Camping and Activities Service, Engineering Service, or Health and Safety Service for advice and help? Please specify - · · • . . O-OHO-·-••o-•ooooooooo . . oooo-OOooOOOOoO-oooo-Oooo . . ooooooooooMOOOO . . OOOOOOOOOO . . o ' . o o - o o o o - O • • • - • o • - • O O - • o " : " • o o o - • - • - • • " • " ' - " " - ' " " 0 . . 0000-0ooo . . o"o-oooo-o••O- . . o•-•ooo . . ooooooooooooo.,,.,,.,,_,.,, . ., . , _ •• , , , _ , , . , , , 000000 - 0 , , , 0, 00, 000000 , , . , 0000 . , , . , , . , 0 , 00 , . 000 . . , 4 , 0 . , , 00 , . ., . , , _ , , , _ . , , . . ., , , . . PERSONNEL Camp Director ___J!O.p.e.....U ...-....J;!.O:t:d.---·--·-..·-·-·-·-·-····--·-·-·-·-····-····-·-·-·-·-·Did he have Camp Director's commission ?..........~f.Q····-····-····-················-····-····-····-····If more than one camp is· operated-list additional directors below. State if they hold Camp Director's commissions. J •A • B eEtU cha.mp CAMP STAFF Number on ~entral Camp Staff?·--····---.33---·-····-·-··········-·····How many are registered Scouters? ............ 6...........................How many 9...·--···- Adults (over 21) ?...._.. Number of Provisional Troop; Staff?...........·-···-····-·-·-····-·····Ofthese, how many are registered Scouters?.....-........................How many Adults (over 21)?..............·-··--·-· How many are older Scouts?-~4-----··-······How many have no previous Scouting connection?.....--.2·-··········---..···· APPRAISAL OF CENTRAL CAMP STAFF Camp Position NAME I Scouti'!g Connect10n . ·hr~' ·' I Age · I Would you Re· appoint? If not• I QUALITY OF SERVICE Exe. Good I Aver. I .. Fair I Poor Number of Weeks on Staff I I Rate of Pay Per Week .... •. ..-t-,--..~.~.-+-~;:,,...;;;~-,....-+ .. ----'~ •.- -'----'--------,___,~ .. -..-...~"-:-_-,,,,"""'o+-_..____-t~'"-'-'~"""",~~~~r~-.-.--t------'-ir------t-..,,.,..,-,,.-,t.,,.,,,.,.,_..""-+--.,,,-,~~ - ·'·dJl-4~~- . . . . . . . · (If necessary, attach sheet with, names and appraisal under headings above.) • ll you would not recommend reemployment, send in full particulars. Further com~t~ l?i·-~-- (Signed) --···-····-···--···-····-····-·-····-·-·--·-··-···-·--·-·--····-..··~--·-fi-.··-·-·······-···--·-···· Date ---~"--····~~!.#--·--- 19 «.f!:.~$. __ j~~---····-·-. ····-·--····--·-·-·-·-·-·-·········-····-·-····-····-·--····O..~~..~ttfRe'J;1!!.!l{...2t.~~:'.'!..:~~D -····-·-····---·'··-····-···-····yh~amping and Activities Committee Scout Executive Street.Jf...:?-1i..t_ ~ City_,_!/zl.f_Qd4fk • ~ --State / NOTE: -·-·---·--· Note: Attach copies of camp bulletins, reports, special program features, photos, etc. ~ Civic Service and Special. Events are covered elsewhere in the Council report. �Form 0-10620-2600643 REGION NO. COUNCIL NO. YouR COUNCIL IS -ENTITLED 5 To REPRESENTATIVES ON THE NATIONAL COUNCIL. 5 558 NATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBER CERTIFICATION OF ELECTION AS MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Date .Tan.. 31, Council_ _~C~~~··:.~i~c~k=a~s~a~w~·__________ State_~T~e~n~n~---To Expire 1).-c•c. 1944 31, 1944 MEMBERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL COUNCIL ' Each chartered Council of the Boy Scouts of America has the right _to elect, annually, one of its members as a member of the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America, and one additional member for every thousand boys enrolled on the records of the National Council. The By-Laws require that Local Council certify as to the election of such member of the :National Council on blatiks which shall be provided for that purpose. PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. Mr. Perc:v A. Cle.yton Cle.:vton Brown Co. Mr Falls Bldu:. 1727 Kendale Memphis Light, A K- Burrow Mr. P. Joe Flanagan Mr. Henry M. Clayton Indicate in which Local Council capacity his registration fee was paid ADDRESS NAME CITY Memphis 6;: AC 7?. AC ........... Commerce Title Bldg. 39 AC It tt Fxec. Bor: :ra ~ ((\)~ The above named Scouters have been regularly elected as Members of the National Council representing this Council for . · . . Ji!,. c;,, . .. · the year ending December 1944 Signed 2 r(/r,ra,d[.~J\l,J; },:/j;{trt;a,JJ;a.••!J Scout Executive. �- t~r , 1 ! "' - LM;.•·· 1:::..1::: . ' 1 ·· I . ii• Jft.• /.... !r.··lft.. ~ /== 1: J~ 1 , •• 1:1 • • -•••• -• • ••• ••• ••• -•• ••• ,.••• ••'' .· ·. -I • .. ' • . . . . Ml .•··•~..,.,·•·~ = I: '- a I . •• Jlt hi ·IM' 1t lt .·.· J!! iii I. I I I · 1. I I I s· =• , ·.- .· - · r:.... = I' f' = tt -= =· •.• I• • t:-•. x.I .... ,,...=I Ii ,: -.•... = ~!- !~1 . ... . i• E I a m .... t: 1 ... . . . . .·....•.... i:·=t • ~· ·[··· 1'•'-' ~"," ~+ J.t.. .... .r,.. llt• t: rft•• 1: ·- 1 !1 .!! lfol'l .,.......· ,w :' I. .. flt I. 1:.··_ ..... •!••-.... ! . - ......... I . '--·-·_ I ',.. ftl ,f--· ,..... . ~ !.. ! i l' • II 1',I I ..i..~i-'• !. · I i i ·.s-••!!r. . . I zx II .' z 1• I t; .. !S . I I· l 1. ' 1·· 11 I I I ~ I I • I 1·= I 1• i ! ! 1 1 I i • ! 1.00 . • il.90 ' '! • ! 4.00 : I i ! i ! I ·~-1.00 • i 1• · I.,.. 1• i• I a 1 1 I ILOO 1---~ I ! ___i_··---------------'----------------------'-------- ·----------- lI 1 �Form 0-539H-30001143 (5) EMPLOYED STAFF FOR 1944 (Please· state all salaries. Use extra sheet if necessary} NOTE: Because of its relationship to Retirement and Group Insurance it is essential that this report be accurate and complete. · RegionNo. ~ Council No. S,'$R 1 _..5,,___~-------- State fF!f. ·;/c;'( 'l' n Headquarters City_ _ _ _-=-f{l;'-"-U.::_i;,,,_~"-"-ll"-97J.ll...'gll-'jf;'fl Check in these columns participants in Retirement Plan (R.P.) & Group Insurance (G.L) R. P. 1944 Salaries** Scout Executive_ _.__1, .. ____ ~_LWi Home Address u,-3 s VflHTlQf'i '-l,7SO.OO kt>RDOH BLE "J MEMPl/I~ T$ttWTel. x I $~"fl9 MORR l.S G. I. x 7-~''7 Assistant (A.S.E.) and Field (F.S.E.) Executives Name JJ. I E=n eH 11.JJl(E 5.5 ~cf8.l)"':.00 Title* v-' ~ F". 5 E.. x lD f OOrtl_O - ~ - Note: Above named members of Executive Staff must also be listed on Roster for purposes of "Registration" Clerical Staff Name Hoe~ · ff. FDRdf/ M ff 5 ~ '[:j r'f:ri fi.J!.. r, E ~ "1Fo fUI IiJI M 1s" f8 fi§ftTUI::T J"onE ~ m Title* Cq. $iP fP' J!i ft'&. f£ rc:11rn fl? •Indicate part bme employees; it any, by "P.T." after the title. allowances, i.e., transportation, etc., in salary figures, .17 ,.;. 70.oc x ' V'"".""'•""""'- I ' 'fJOOt(/(t=;Ept;-.tr;; ~81.o.oo laS~.co -!flJ1.ce ~!!l!"f r' !' rrv; ti '.d ~: - l,~oo.o_o S71f::jNf •9 tifr)}' Df-5'§;;']/i!,_ - lt -.U)(LC"!O ~~.&:~.. 0fF1r::,1 '': tC: rrf.• r· r-~ L, ••Do not include any $ ~dC.o r- x x x >< �4. This Council has accepted its quota of $.!?..0.0...._QO_._..,,.for the year 1944, and agrees fo P.afs it to the treasurer of the National Council as follows: in full herewith, $........................... ; in..................2............... equal payments of $~.....9. ~J'.':.~..... each during the months 0£. .............................................. Ma.Y..... and.....Nov.ember.........................................................................................~.........................................................................:......:...... . 5. Our total outstanding iriaebtedness as of December 31, 1943, amounted to $..~l:!.!_Q.§ Of this amount, $.~l~..... ~.e. is due the National Supply Service which the Council plans to liquidate by (date) ....... J.'.~.n.L ... 3.l. .,. ......l.9.4.4 ..... through monthly ~~-e~$ ................................ i>~filg...........................................................................................:.................... .. 6. This Council requests that for the period July 1, 1944 to June 30, 1945 credit be extended by ,the Supply Service for an ll.rnount not to exceed $'.1...,.0..0.0. ...00tt any one time, and agrees to maintain the account on a thirty day basis. This Council . was incorporated under the laws of this State in the year 193..?..... The corporate name is: . . C.b.i.c.kE:.Bt:,:w.....C.0.1mc..i1..,......a.9.Y......:S.9..P.\lt.f.l......o.!:'.....Am.~.:r.i.o.a..,...... Inc.....................................................................................................................:.. III. ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION 1. This Council's membership· record of total boys and men follows: "TOTAL BELONGING" DURING THE YEAR CUBS CUBBERS* ·SCOUTS TOTAL BELONGING (See Note) SCOUTERS During 1942 838 180 41.664 1,495 During 1943 1.021 237 5_.181 1,636 7.177 8,318 NOTE: For Cubs, Cubbers, Scouts, Scouters, (first 4 columns above) "Total Belonging" equals number on record at beginning of year, plus new during year, plus separated reregistered who were separated prior to 1943. · For last column, use preceding formula and then deduct Cubs who became Scouts and Scouts who became Scouters. (Last column will not be sum of first 4 columns.) AS OF DECEMBER 31: CUBS t·-. December 31, 1942 December 31, 1943 1944 Objective - CUBBERS* SCOUTS 636 125 5,115 1,.020 914 152 3,453 l,.238 J.,Qfi~ 172 3,653 ' TOTAL SCOUTERS l,338 4,896 . ' 5,757 6,227 • "Cubbers" should include registered Den Mothers. 2. On Decembe43li 1943 we had_~---~roops which represent an Opportunity I~1eabthat ,is, the opportunity for boys to be Scouts, of......!.---·----···· We propose to 10crease our total number of Troops to_······---·-·····by December 31, 1944, thus increasing our Opportunity Index to...... 4..A.3............ The highest 25 % of the Councils in the country have an Opportunity Index of 5.8 or better. In 1943 we organized .......2.l.........new Troops and dropped and failed to reorganize......!~ ........Troops. 11 ·! 3.. During 1943 we enrolled_l.7.).JL__.new Scouts, givin~us a Recruiting Index oL.~6...!.~-·-··· We propose to enroll l, 30Q.__.....new Scouts during 1944 for a Recruiting Index of.__ .:~.:!..~·-· The highest 25% of the Councils in the country have a Recruiting Index of 45.0 or better. During 1943 we had a net dropped of..._J.:376 _..._Scouts. 4. On December 31, 1943 we had_.....-....3.Q...._.....Cub Packs and expect to increase this to·-··-·········~~.......J>acks by December · · 31; 1944. During 1943 we dropped and failed.to reorganize....- ....- .... ~..·-····-.....Cub Packs. 5. We enrolled...-J?4.~.--.new Cubs during 1943, and expect to enroll....·-···--···~:2.0.~ -new Cubs during 1944. 6. During 1943....-1.?.~__different Scouts reached a tenure of 4 years in Scouting. By 1944 we expect..... ~:.?..~ Scouts will reach a 4-year tenure. -% of our Troop_s were operating on the Standard Troop Budget Plan. We expect to 7. On December 31, 1943...._... increase this to_ .....- .....?..Q_·-···· % by the end of 1944. . . . 90 i-l;6 . __.. % of our Scouts and ............._.................. % of our Cubs as of December 31, 1943 had umforms. ....__·-····-·::,; 8. Approx1mately_ . 194 2. . 10 . .................3-,.................D'1stncts . 194 3, 10 . 10 . n·1stncts . ...........0-...................... . d 10 9. Boy Fact Survey was conducte . ,,i 7.?.. . _. . . .......... �IV. CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES 1. During 194:L.·-···-····..2.·····- % of our Troops and ....·-·-··--2. % of our Scouts were in camp for at lea'\t one week under their own leadership. We expect to increase this to___···-··-.f;L_.% of our Troops and ..·--··········-···0..... % of our Scouts in 1944. 2. ······-·····::.3.4..... % of our Troops did no camping (either short or long term camping) during 1943. (Check with corresponding figures in Camping and Activities Committee report) NOTE: In checking the next item please use the following symbols to indicate whether event is on a Council or District basis:-"C"-'Counci l; "D"-District; "N"-Neighborhood or Small Community; use any combination of symbols if several · types are held. 3. This Council promoted an Activities program in 1943 including the following, as checked: Boy Scout Week participation ........C.................. ; Circus, or similar type.............................. ; Merit Badge Show.............................. ; Camporee........O................... ; Mobilization .............................. ; Agricultural Fair participation.............................. ; Vacation program in addition to Camping.............................. ; Pilgrimages to historic shrines.....·-·-····-·-·-··; First Aid Demonstrations __·-····-·········........ ; Troop Special Events.....C.........-........... ; Cub "Outings" on family, Den or Pack basis ..... (;! ............ ; Senior Scout event, (What?) .......41.:r.id~ia ...o.t:... H.ano.r....f.o.r.. ....s.ea...!.lao.u.t.s.................... V. LEADERSHIP TRAINING. Because of the importance of training as a major responsibility and Local Council activity, it is suggested that the entire report on training be presented to the Executive Board as a part of the Council's annual report. VI. ADVANCEMENT See separate report. VII. HEALTH AND SAFETY 1. To help assure suitable meeting places for our Troops and other units, .....·..... ;.......... .0.......... % of such meeting places were inspected during 1943. 2. In the interest of individual health, ............ 0............... % of our Troops are using the plan for medical examination of all new Scouts. 3. ....:_....1.6...........of our Scouters completed training courses in Health and Safety during 1943. 4. The Emergency Service plan is in effect in this Council including (Check) E. S. Corps ..........X............... ; Mobilization Plan ........·-····················If not, it will b.e in 1944. (Check) E. S. Corps....._ ..................... ; Mobilization Plan ...................·-·-······· VIII. READING PROGRAM A. BOYS' LIFE To stimulate the use of BOYS' LIFE by .all Scouts, we will heip attain the National goal of"50% of all Scout membership . : · · ' . . · . . · · · · as subscribers." 1. The Progress and Objective report ·showed we had .........1.6. ... % of otir Scouts subscribfo.g to BOYS' LIFE for a total . oL.. _.J3..40.......subscriptions on December 31, 1943. · 2. Anticipating a reasonable increase in 1944 we have set a BOYS' LIFE objective oL....-...........~.9...... % of our members as · subscribers. This will result in a.total oL.....7.30..........subscriptions on December 31, 1944. o. . . GENERAL B. 1. In 1943 this Council ~~et-promote good reading. We used a.) Field Commissioner for reading: Yes............................... No ....... .X.................. ; b,) Reading_ Committee: Yes........... X..............., No ............................... Committee had ......... ,.....9-........... members. i. Reading has been promoted in...:.......3 ...............of our Districts by Field Complissioners: Yes .............................., No ...........O.........:..... ; or by.......... .Jlead-1-ng.... .(~Q.H?:i;:;.;1:t;t.ee .............:.......................................................................................................................................:......................................................................... 3. In 1944 we plan to use a.) Field Commissioner: Yes..................t ...................., No......................................_..... ; b.) Reading Committee: Yes .......... .X..............., No..................... ; or......................................................................................................... :.................................................................................................................................. .. 4. .. ........1.0...........of our Troops ( ...................... 6..... % ) have an organized program for stimulating good reading. 5. .. .........2.1...........of our Troops ( .................. l.3..... % ) have Troop libraries. 6. · We have...........J;L........Reading M. B. Counselors. �l>orrn 0·539·80001U2 REGION No . .5...... COUNCIL No~ff.8.. APPLICATION for RENEWAL of LOCAL COUNCIL CHARTER for the Year Beginning Jul}r 1, 1943 . NA ':{lONAL COUNC_IL, . AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. ·i3crf scouTs oF ~..t/.f f:.../f...lt.S.fl. . W... .................. ·. ·,......................... Council, Boy Scouts of America, I~~. The ..................... (Name of Council) . ·~· '1 headquarters at.5..0.l ...t'.fJJi.,11..f.t!l.111fl.N..... M.fl7.Y.ft.l:. ..TQ.fi/.E.&." . M..ft.N.PH..f.~1J .... T!i;tf.lf..~................ . (Local. Mai)fng Address) ""· ··.•·· . (City),·:,, (State) i"e · Juris · · dICt1on · · over <m · d'1catc:: ·.·. ·'· .ent1!,)• · · . Ar 01J111.:1,.,. .. ,................ Te= 1:1.H...1•..................... JJ.~m and havmg . ea.),,.r.lfic1.)J .. . . . :'. • ~ .. ··;~:;............... ........., .. . . Tlt.~ ....P'AN..OA.R ....r.'..P.U.H.llt;.tJ,,.'..~l~J,, .... ,X.~EP..l:.~Rlf..IJl5HA.W.,.N.l~;?.......IN...P.lld..~V., c-o~ ...1;::E.t:,..T . lf.D.4F ....O.F.:.... ~R.l.T..TElf.llOL.....eo:~IYT:J, .....8.lll{~ ........... : ................................................. .,................. . hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the y~a::r· beginning July 1, 1943. In application, the following summary of accomplishments and progress in 1942 and is presented. Further details will be found in the accompanying reports which are of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibility as a Local Council as required by Boy Scouts of America, Article XI, Section 2, Clause 3. justification of this Objectives for 1943 offered as evidence the By-Laws of the E!~i~~p;~::~o~~ ~taJ~~e~~t~n~:=~io;; o~ ~~~gf(.~~ S~t~~i.;.:~·~~.~~~ . . ~~-- . ~~ea;~~~~ or ... .... · meeting a quorum was present and the Council speCl~illy accepted its obligatii:m to loyally cooperate' . with the National Council and its representatives in promoting the p~qg~am · of the Boy Scouts of . America in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and By-Laws;· policies and regulations of the Boy Scouts of America. Signed Scout Executive ......................................................................................................... President ......................................................................................................... Treasurer OF AMERICA .. / (Incorporated Februap> 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.) ) �I. THE COUNCIL '.{. 1. As of December 31, 1942, we had ...... ~.1.. Council meihbers, which included representatives of..... /~.r.?... . . % of the ·· · institutions or groups of citizens within our jurisdiction which sponsor Troops or Packs. In accordance with the policy of the Boy Scouts of America, major religious groups of our territory are represented in the Council and Executive Board in the following numbers: 1. . . . . Council ................. ,,..;;; ....~·, .. Jewish............. Catholic ............~.. ff:J:. ..... ; Protestant ...3,.#~ Executive Board..................Jewish ........................ .l.. .... ; Catholic ...................... '-::'...... ; Protestant ..........~::~in....... .. ;9.d. . ; .... . D Yes IS No D Yes D No 2. Amendments to our Constitution and By-Laws were adopted in 1942. These amendments have been approved by the National Council. (If not, attach copies.) 3. This Council has ..... ~~.............. organized Districts with functioning District Committees. There are ................ lJ ....... Districts yet to be organized. Of these we will organize .......... O............ ..in 1943 . ....................J.............. Districts are sharing in financing this Council. :S. . . . . . . . institutions sponsoring Troops or Packs, and expect to • 4. · We have an average of one Commissioner for every.......... make this one Commissioner for every................:':;l.......... institutions by December 31, 1943. During 1942 there were............... ../. ...............meetings of our Council and ..................... .'.~' ............... meetings of our Executive Board . (except July and August) during 1942, arid the rest averaged ... /l.«9.R.f!l'..Tr~~4. y meetings. 5. . ..................O....... of our District Committees met monthly, 6. Our annual meeting is held in the month oL .... .......;u.~.~/;f.,M,.fJ.1£&.... ...................................... . Officers and members of our Council serve for one year beginning .......Xfl.:/'l..~fl:.lf..~....../..~."'!....................................... .. Number of Functioning of Council and Districts repreCommittees sented on each 7. Council b Executive Board ._-z;, x .3 .3 E-< E-< Advancement ~ ...... Camping and Activities ~ 3 x x x Health and Safety .?J 3 x ~ ~ ~ 0 Organization and Extension Finance u Other Committees: a=: •""·'"~-,_.~ . 1 "iiiiil,;.;· ._,,., tM3t ADDITIONAL COMMENTS l'- ~ x x Leadership Training U'l No. of Members for 1943 CHECK THOSE FUNCTIONING WELL ff. I lD /_ 0 1 'k Ii q x if l- ...... ..... .... iM~~· I ~ ~~ II. FINANCE 1. In making Scouting available to the boys of our territory during 1942, net operating expenditures amounted $ ..:,;>.e.1.. 1.4.1.. .1.."l:.~· That we may not only continue, but may strengthen and extend our Council service and bring Scouting an increased number of boys in 1943, we have planned a net operating budget of $..2 ..~.0..QO:LC.fR.. *. 2. to to We had an employed Executive staff of.................4,f: ....'. .......inen December 31, 1942. We plan to increase this staff by the employment oL ................Q ................. additional men in 1943. have been 3. In order to assure proper handling and accounting for the funds· entrusted to this Council, our accounts 7 ·u 11 ,. audited by... '1!.EB.T/... Af.11:/l..W..tcK.., .. MJ.T.CH:!.f.4.~ .. :...~ ..r.::,D,, .1 ( 1!.'ft TI Ft E..lJ Po IJ. IC A ~Oa! l'f7rltN 7.:7) e (State whether professional accountants or Auditing Committee.) • These figures should agree with corresponding totals in Finance Committee report. �~-··-""" I. 0 0 / .. ·~_:; ... COUNCIL MEM'.BERS-AT-LARGE cy 'Gel .'J;J.. ~~{.~ r Acklen, T. Robert ~ 7 /,D ll r ,. \" . \... Acroyd, W.L. 3~ ~Carlisle, G.A. Jr.V. a.~ -5"'. "tt3"'z--if,: ·..,;,~ ~ ·vvv··/; . ll)o Age.a, G. Worthen /, 0 0 ~1 ~Callow, Lewis . :) N I.{- S!'\/AQ.lgren, Frank lb3 Vi. Canada, Col. J. W. · !!J, t f.o. G\ ·Alexande r, Vance J t Ii. 0 D ~anale, Phil M. a,l i ..;tt;;,.. ---:-- ~q::i l("Angus, John A. i•") 0 9 S'.3: Carter, M.O. 1~00 ,S-b <Al qo t t , Richard l ~ 0 () 5"3 j~Castle, s. N.olson 'JN 3 'f Allen, c. c. /__~" l,f'Chambcrs, C.M. · CV. 80--- SI ¥Allen, Jal!les Seddon {i~ 0 CJ S-3 ~Chambers, J .D. •"jl -''Allen, June :p. l' 00 m:iampion, R.G. 37 \/Allen, Preston #ti() D S.3t'Chan dlcr, o.:B. 1,00 • b \ vAllen, Thomas H. _.\ 1 O o N S't.fj'Ohandler, W. H. ~ l~ 0 0 °1/~Q_v ~g .Annis, :Sur~on :e. 5S qchandle r, Hon. Walter ld#O r- r; 08 vAtkinson , Dr. W.R. 1•• ou 4 'Syclµ-iste nbury, Fred. L. /,Do c'-f. ,3 4.b v,....Austin, John A. J• 0 o SI ~\Church, C.H. JN I./ 8 &,j_ v'Awsumb, George l • 0 O Lf.:).. Vi Clark, Dolph I tO 0 (~ - . ~S -/~res., Dr. J 1. O 0 t.>5' vf Clark, Rqscoc C. J "D 0 1.(. &L M Clnrk, William J i ;;;t ""'Baber, Rodney . ( ArmY) N S~ Clarke, P: c. J fV1H'·;L ~ 'f Cy_ I~ ct · ,.. f:H. b lo Bacon, Col. W.J. 1•. C? O · L{5 ':fCleyton , Henry M. If/, Do ft B '1,f ,,..;•t.C l..f l Ball, Ernest o. Jd ) v ~ 13&_. vlo'J.i. Cleyton, P.A. /, o () . fl c,l· f:.. d.... v '3Sv".Ball on, Dave · v-33jClo ghorn, John / 4 00 [3J()l...., 71 Barker, Judge H.H. /. 0 0 ,. '3 ~~Coffey, :Son 13. Jr. (Army) 'J ;\4..1'· · I bl... ¥13arro'W, E.R. f• 0 0 . V" 37 J Cole, Sam F. Ir(!) 0 {:;,"' arry, Edward F.'. a.-~._ 1 v ~8.(Collier, J.D. /~00 . 3 V:Bateman, Dr. R.J. ~~ :Y'] Cooke, R.P, S"-:4 Beasley, Jolm B. 'Jrv ~ ll"'LJ o Cox, Allen Jr. f ,OD 8&., ~enner' Henri J.. v·' i.t I I Cox, Oran L. I~ oo ,, ~N.Bensinger, Lloyd . fc.S Cox, I •O o C:< ,T!,.)J(, 35 vJlizot, Emile A. ht?O L/--)fl 'Cowan, C.H. ) llA)-t71.,,,.. :,_Cf 31 ·Boatner, N.J. f~ 00. v SI 'i Crawford, A.~. /,DO t~{.(xL L}k, '-Bolton, A. Earle JAi. 3y , . . . ~lo d:reson, Lll.J:'.ry :e. (Navy) '381~ondura..'lt,. Julian. ~' (Army) vi../~- I Creson, R.F. /. 0 '? ~;"l 7':~oonde ,JDa.nd ieMl H: /, 00 OO "v~ S CC.reson, T.K. Jr."'"" ...., f · C. ·,'·"'·).' ....,... ".POY , u ge ar1on 8 • • 1,. . ....i..o •, rump, 0ha.s. M. v/V 1 ,.,._ ·'f:. ~ 31.f.. oyle, J. Bayard (Army) MCrump, Cla.ude.M. 5;t v1loyle, Jos. P. E.H. Sr. L~o /Brennan, J .J. . I/ 3Cfj Crump, E.H. Jr. J 1 (,; O 1 f8 Vi3rown, C.H. /11l00 . vb() Cunningham, Jesse h OD f/.. '6J..._ 1 331/.Brown , Paul J.oo ~ Be( 3k vBrown, R.G. v50 '1Dalstrom, Ed /,Do '-{- '·- ' LJ ./.Brown, s. Toof /,00 S$l 1 Dnniclson , Gen W.A. ,)., i;; ti"r,11!.'>,~· •. f_/ (/ e~1:L S'l""13ruc e, c. Arthur /.DO • v3Cj 1narno11, Herbert ' 51 #.Bruce. R.G. /, 0 0 °i··v~Q..{..Vl/ .$' lxi.vis, Hon. Clifford I· C?_O IJJ o..~ - 0~·, 1 ~k:. V:Sunn, H.T. /, O 0 v~ Davist Dr. J ~.:· M~ry /, o 6 1 urch, Luci us E. v- y ,S 1Dey, Paul f2.;e.l, . :Burrow, A.K. 1.0 O v loOiDofri cs, Rey Leo utler, c.w. Jr. I, 0 o St'J ·~Deupree, Wayne Ss.s f '/.. SI f.p 'V ., ., f .c. 'if Cy s. oo I j v rv (3(X.... w.w. fj ...-:n!crump, r, ,(3/l. 7_ ·\f. {'-1...rJ_;__ ..:.:· ~_::-..-::-·· . �5°8 ~crrington, R.L. JrO D Diehl, Dr. Charles l·OO (Army) t.[..:f ~Hirsh,. :s.·: W. J,. 0 D Dilworth, J.E. ~.S"~on.g, Dean Harold :Brown /., O 0 t,. O 0 Dolan, T,R. I. 0 o ,j_S"b>(Hobson, Dr. J .J. ,L Dorr. W.H. (.Army) 1100 ~..o-.vve. ~,3 ~Hohenberg, A.E. Dozier, R.M. btY,Holmes, Herbert I, 06 Droifus, Fred]. }t 0 0 :;- :.'l..Hopper, A.L. l~ 0 0 , . .S'y'l(11oward, T.P. J. 0 0 1f (3tL Enrly, Georc;e o. It 0 O °{--~L,,~· ':l ~ yf Hunt, J .D. 4 L{ Eo.rp, 0 .IC. -;,g tYHussey, Robert J. 5· \/Eckert, George J. l,1'0 O ,, 4:1 I/Echols, L.V. tf-g vf Irby, W.J3. Jr. 5' VEdge, W,T. J. 0 0 3 b V'Edwo.rds, Frank C. 4-t./--~Jacobs, Dr. :S.E. \.OD CZ.f t3l/._ 'f:l •Eliot, Dr. T.s. ~N) =i.. , ~Jacobs, Merrill 1.pf. Emick, Harold 1.4 0 0 S- 1J1 Jacobson, C.M. \lib~ ~W 5"1 V'Ettelson, Dr. H.W. f .a D ~ • 0 () S-SJ'Johnson, J. c. M Evans, Thor!k.1.S A, · 1, o o 11rJohnson, w. c. · ..-::;,...; J~, I.{?, •!Jones, Dr, Robert w. FarriHl, John J. ~·00 3S../Jones, Walk C. Jr. /. O O Fey, Gerald I 5·5 Fiedler, Dr. F.w. I.() O 1~ 0 0 Eugene ('Koller, 8 4 · () O I,. M.E. Finch, 1 3 3vf'King, Rov. Frank ) . 0 0 SS"'VFisher, Allen /,. o o · vfElinck, Chief Irby '3 8 ~Flanagan, F. Joo ;)f"I.) 3 S ! ~1 Klyce, F.w. . 'J rV 5;).. · SI 1""Fleming, Joseph D. y. ?J v1 Knoff, Edw. M. 3 O ,,:fogloman, John A. )iv '1 ';).. /\/Kopald, S.L. Fowler, Toll /, O0 Kremer, Morrill Y 1..) Fowl er, W. 3. · V'Freoburg, Harry 1 0...1,·t~·S'"ti,,.rLo.ne, v.G. t~oo I, I 0 Friend, A.3. (Army) ~ C.i £_"1 ~La.tb:am, Swayne · /;00 R.G. !,{Loe,."Dr. •.. -B ' l ' t..J.-1 11Ga;os, J. Granville "JNr.°/ l.10 O· . . ~.)l:"'"'t.1'1 LoPrince, J .A. Ga.rlor, W.il.. l.Jt{ /, O o ~'1"".Lorner, S .M • Gehri, Rev. W. G~ f,. 0 0 4- I d·-;; Y'ioroy, Dr •. Louis /100 l.JO\ Glascock, Charles./•·oo. f'tevy, . Dr, Louis 1~ 0 O. -·--·-·-------~· ~ S-..; .. (/\/A V 3 b Glasgow, :Ben E. "-". -r,,S'1"Lowis, Dr. A.a. /,.oo y.S Goldsmith, Jack ·· G:,(vi"Lewis T.W. ·,.. o o (Army) Goltmn.n, Dr. J.s. W-l S""- ~"'"''Libby' Frank 0 () s·s Gooch, Cecil If 0 0 ),,, l.-)1., 1.:(51 L~chtermo.n_, Ir~ J. /.,00 ·}·;).:J Graves, Dr. L,M. J~oo Wo...;;1 ·· }·OP 51 rLightman, ~-1.A.. j,OQ Gray, John i Livermore, Dr. George R. /,Oo ~II. Grout, F.M. I~ 00 1/?J:i') Lohmeyer, J .A. '".)rv ;).... D ~ L/ ~ Grogg, Russell.-; l• 00 ~------- -· -~-- c..r 5 v../ i (Ji' .)]~~~, 1 ...k 1-.J~.N'°''-"\'] ~'I/ 3 Y- y;'2 ~ Lucns, ;Fred W. "f" · I I; 0 0 Hale , E.W. Ii, O 1 Mc.den, John W. (Arl:J1') 5'3 v Hallo, Arthur 7 t {Maury, J.E. I• 00 · 4.S ~· Halliday, W.P. )t\/ Olt. 1.1.l /:J( ·SS J1Ma.cfe.rlane, G.o. ! ~ Q 0 ~ v Harrold, E.A. I· oo (Army) L.}..O"f~Malono, J .H. S 0 Hartio, J.R. ::; 'll'l'Mallory, Loe Jr, D O (Army) Hnys, Lake s-_o &8 ~'4a"Con, :Oishop J'amcs M. / '00 S..l ·Heard, Robert G. I ,Of? JI../ ~McCabe, c.T. 1, 00 SI ~I Hoiskell, A.L. £.S~ ':>... Sb vi McCamey., :B.F. 33vf Honry, N. Wa.llace ~.oo /,. O O E,L. S:o. il.McGco, S-t i.r-Horff, Horbert .~ ,, o ·O ' I ~ I ' · I 1 t (,, lf [::;()( '1 _ Y &. 'f ""1 4 /3J. ( l ·---- I �55" -V'l-Mc-G-eo-.r-g-e-,-H-.L-.-,-.,_-f!)-0-.---(o- .-0-~-:a-ob_e_r_t_s,-Jo-hn-E-~-,,-.-o-o----:cy;;---1.-3"-71 /.Oo 41 ('Ross, J.L. S--3 ·McGJ;'egor, John 'fRoy, George T. Jr. McKnigh t, James Malone #·00 4.f..{VRuch,DJ> •. Waltor A~ /.Oo 5'. .'r VMcKnight, Thomas /,DD L 5"''1 \.f''Rugg, L.E. hll 0 V, Bel ~ ':?- ll"McWhorter, A.D. /. 0 0 ~:;i. -:)tJ ~3.,1 Russell , Edward P. Id.?{) '1 v"'Meeman, E.J. (Navy)lf~ &.("Russ~ll, Dr. Georg~· M~ , ~organ, Allen · 1S-J..-V ~S"f'Icy'chonor,. .Dr. R.O. If.Of.) Do J, Herbert rt.r, r.~..::Jl.r'P'~d '-/. b ll'Moria · . ....,.;: ~ ~ fl Mottwei ler, Forrest 'J'V''1 °I 0 {:,.J. Munson, F.F. :)A/ °t ;- °1~ ~Saino, J.E. ~:.VSandown I w. H. I· D () . ' ~. ' Myers' Mayer Jin r" . t.:~charff 1 Abe c~ 00 • t .. t.. • /I/ :1 9 ~~ :f'f, Aaron R. IC/I 0 0 41l~char @.L. o t) / / .W:. J , Norvell 3b ?If ,,,....Schloss, Gilbert M. \,. 0 O · · 3 D Nickey, Sam Jr. /, 0 0 Si ~choe~bs, Arthur J.1 () () Y-4 Nichols , Doddridg e ,Lti . .Q J 1 Schmei ssor' Dr. H. c. J~ ) 0 ,,it1--·~A4-0v(Sch wartz, Merrill lt>O () 0 1 Callagha n, J.E. J. 0 D 1 ~, Y~ f°Seay, J .I. · l,, 0 b Frank Conner, 0 ' , ('\""\~;,:'-"'";, Perry ers, ~->-'Sell 3 Orgill, Edmund I* O O ;:ii t ,., . . ·-qShann on, A, V. I. O o Orgill, K. W. µtl# it,.,J.__ Orndorf f, H.G. /, (.;) o °f+fL:..,.~harpe, W.L. J, IJ--0 3 ")..V Chester J. , Shields •1 lf-"1 Field . T \/'Ozburn , 1' Josiah Dr, bloy, 1c~i..j'Si ./•OD ~11-1 'Pa...1X-OYV 1 ~100 L.J81>""Sims, R.:B.Jr . Pa.tton,·" Wesley E. J.Oo .O 0 ~· Biol. [ J.L. nner, S'StSki Paul, F.W. },.. C) b . Raymond , Ski:1ner G, L./ /,.DO F.J. Payne, 1 ff .3 ~ /3_ ~. "ON H.W. , SlaYick t;O, Peete, Russell /,,oo L. Walter tih, 31.f.VSmi J,,Oo Clifford Penland , .5~_,.Sohm, Alfred / 111 0 O Penneba ker, C.T. l.,OC;i l · O<C) ~ Oi.-i' Spain, H.H. /~Ob Peres, f[ardwig /. O 0 61-~JU... 'J.AA.ir'VV<.. . . . }', ~ Herman s, l) \tYspear Perkins' ') George T. I 1 O o )N g'1~ C.L. d, Pidgeonl'.7Everett/l~N. ' J,,_o"oDh~i!t·:l.~--Springfiel o O .. 1 G.D. Sk'fStrau~s, P~dg?on, Phil /.o 0 ___ Ct.-:~.i,~ Raymond g, qvstron · f' if Pilkingt on, John 1.• 0 0 Sic Sullivan , H.P. /,O o Pipkin, A.E. ") iV ;2.. o '+-· · · o o .. j Pipkin, Perry 00 I, Konon r, t.{'Tnylo b b tt.f. Plank, E.E. P ~ S-b Taylor, R.A. :) Al S' Plough, Abe -;y I",) 7 i !l. fl 1 'l'anner, L. W.. '3 \o :A 'Pope, Marvin s-:~ '"'! 1 [ .. fJO E,F. n, Thompso ~ V '3 t(;r i ct SI tPorter , Dr. A,R. Jr·. v L.K. n, 1~ 1 1'hompso irescot ,t, W.J. t.Do fol 3Cfl Tual, Bli,mcha rd s. t.~ /'9 ~~ R:>11.s··1 J'j~ .:D;"'oJ O; u~,_,,l,. S'l.." 1~&.. ~ q1 ...fTurman, W.F. I. 00 · Ragland , S.E. ~·}~fif..,....Turnbull, Steve S'I Ragsdal e, F.V. f', (Army) "'f~urn:r, Norflee t I 1 0 0 k)et. Y"3 Raines, Dr. Sam L. * 00 CJ.,,i~···';1,,JLi..;,e 5"3 1 Tu~wiler, C~I /oO O. Ramsay, R.G. l.?1 Q_...J,t:Jt:i4 ~ · N l"J~ S'::t.. Ramsey, Henry T. /,0 o 0 O ~.J.1.'. f, N. d Ed,/a Vaden, rl 11#1 L/.3 ·Reeves, Russell E·. 11>.00 VT~;,:-r., D 0 /, F.ll. demark, 5-1(Van Reid, Wallace R. $( ' "(1~,D ~ 0 • / Jf.,J ~.John LVesey So Richard son, Charles D. t • 00 ti 5S \lValen 1 . r~ John une, SI "f.S ;>.v 4 & f Richarq. son, Gilmer SI~ 5'lf-/Wa dlcy, Dr. s.1. 1.. 00 ~rv.19 Sb' Ries, Elmer M. (Army) B. Andrew ner, ./'Wagge :L l lo-t · Riechma n, J .A. LOO 0o-..tWa gncr, D. Eugene J,00 / Riggan, C.L. 3;t •Rittclm eyor, Chas.'), vH (Army) M'!/arin g, Col. Roane 3 l/- 'f 1>1·1$" r iii s- ) . I . �s:fo b~ t1 L/--G ~J _s-q Lf b :t1 gb 5'?5 3'1 YI S3 ..,i:;7 +3 Watkins, R.G. r' ~, 0 O Webb, ·Harry Webster, Wm. A. Weeks, Dr. ~:a. '· Woil, Alvin B. /.O O Wetter, Henry 1. 0 0 , Widney, Rev. Chas. L. j, 0 b j (Navy) Wilkinson , Russel Willie.ms, 0 .P. , i'lilliss, Carl L. l .. 0 0 . Wilson, Harry L. J 1 0 0 . 1. •Wiseman , Jrunes B. )N~ (~rmy) ~~"'&·"'"""'""~·" M I. Wood, Goorgo ' . Wood, Dr. Percy l • 0 0 o 0 • I Coen Wro,y, T. I" 0 O "lla.rzbµrg, Abo I 'c•,,\ ~..,e. i"·rv) I·.,, c.:s. :>N's~ Dr. Thomas K. /r 00 c. Ir 0 0 Greer I I I I I I I I l I I t I I I I I I I I Council Moinbcrs elected at tho Annual Meeting December 10, 1942 for the yol:U' 1943. I ,,_ �(jl{ 'v~>Le,, ) ,/3 c>"(. 7 :)' g vJ )1:.,:;eoJ(,f.t r~~··._, 1 .• �I /; 't'k'-·\~ ·l-.o~ t >..._.)·~- - ('.--x~. h,,}. -v I I ' / ,,.._ �C\ -~r J /)"\..AJ.....v \} u--u(.-·ct.-c... · ..p.,_.X.:..fJ .. A .. ·-- -- -- -- SW ) ,, ()·wu )- A~~l (?u?·"V~ Lj Lv ~ '·~'-\'•· -...,,_../.k.~/l..,,,..;;_·1 a. . ·\.."',:•)'.{!-""_ �MEMBERS OF ~ SE:IO:NOLE DIVI SIOl! D. Se A• l I J.A. SW~ze 'fM. W. :Bonner Vice- Chai n:nan Vice- Chai!'!Ilan I ' W.. Alonzo Loeke / · / i 3 Division Oba.inn.an Vice- Ohai nnan IYDr. J.E. Walker , 4 ~ R.R. Weathers, Sr. !?Dean Rollis Pr.ice / 9 ~:!:::~a ti.fJ .w. Olame, I ki:a.J. Roddy, 4 P.obert E. :?3rown 1.} Dr. E.M. Wilkins t l J .L. Duckner Finance Chairman Vu.-t,.~~1' k~Fiela Oom.missioner Cubbing Organization & Ex:tention Rural .scouting Civic Relations Real.th ~raining f ! 234 Rer.nando St. 5-4:551 5-0587 907 Polk Ave. 807 ':lalker Ave. 234. !:!emando St. Hotel Peabody 234 Hernando St .. ' 727 Walk:er Ave. 945 Miss. Dlv' d.. 5-4551 8-7766 5-4551 1316 No~ !ellevu.e Irxy, Tenn.es see. 5-1707 821 Al.."lla St. 556 Scott Ave. 2-1575 4.-:;792 961 Texas ~6626 9-.0685 35-1226 571 Polk 937 ~o. Second ~·Miss.·)t111w..~i~., (i.~ 3~ Dea.le l 8-3057_ 8-9461 ~l 8-40~ tt-0'1'11\. ·\~l\4~'""'"n,,.,.,,,., A.:S. :Bland. 2195 Uarble St. Ar!'OWhead - T.J. :Seauchamp 951 So. J:kway. ·E. 9..8098 Cimarron - Charles· Chatman 827 Mio a. :Blv• d. 9..7997 \7.0. Ty-us 1472 !lrocldns 4.-3785 R.J. :Bo d.c~ Iucy, Tenn.· Cttawa Shawnee .. �-- , I r'1 J_ l/ ~L.A-·l:--\.J,.-..-- \.-c..o_.. "~J'- ·-. r'"\ ! .; ) / jc-:_.J?____ .- _ ,. ··~ . J' I , ) 7 (~. v v '., . · /': - <···~. ·-(_i\ \--"C.·t.··"'i.·-L.t"~ H-. ~ l "/ ()."'.-. .·\,,,_,_.,~4_.. ,,... < ·~ d- ,-----. 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A'Wllt until after :t.-ch 16th, ,m.. all o.f too. lnoome ~· W& vill fo1'Ua11'4 of ttd.s Andi\ &i soon a.fl Ye !'@-cd.ve. cow 'h~G ot we the la:.,~i¢ Connell. li!.11 ~~e..~~ ~}j}~(4ate Mmbuu cmi ~ fol~ tl:iat lt ;;ill })(} pns~dble to it t to u ~te tr tM Retr.lBWt~.uo:t.: !;#£Jr~$ at~ ft~ ~l,;r the dell'!tet"Jf or dr.r.to. •~JMl tlm~c e!-~tls. t-1~ note t,~},),".:,t ht"' ~·~t 1rultee.hfl.fd. fi!llr 19~ 1:;:; fa trm,.. tat!"4'e t.~.a. 'fou J¥'b.Ws ttlle 'bu.d.f"~.Jt ot the Cou.ntiiL\ fl"'om t~pt~ll 1st & 19.,b~~ to l·.;pr.il l;:;i;,., l~M~ ~}.ll.fi UG f';.'.lt;':,lill¢t, tu 1.o.'i'fQ iii. ~- butif;e't sl.ior~ t.n"t&r .'i.;;;·~·il let. l\:i•!J; At wllioh tira~ tho Yo"riU1cU ~-~,lll b~:~ ti. ~:ibm" of' t,he) i;c~1ph&.tt 0c:FJ".:1W.S. ~y· ~\ri.n<l• :!-?l"Uati1M~ ~~ou ~"'111 ld.nti,t1at re;~1rd.~. find tlw.>se d.oel.wents hi ordm" c.1end with I • w.. tioi-&m ~rds. t~rit 1i~00U~1ft �{)FF f':~---~-o!~ Form 0-5390-80001142 Make sure business related to December explrationa la accounted for according to procedure announced in Dr. West's. Bulletin # 20, Series of 1941. ------~·-- REPORT OF ORGANIZ ATION AND EXTENSION COMMITTEE - 1942 Name of Council Headquarte rs City TABLE 1 1. Total Troops* (a) Sea Scout Ships en 1eK h J.A-w -l/1~M PH I .l r New in 1942 Net Separations in 1942 (See note) 14/ Jr l.o 4 4 I 1i (b) Sea Scout Patrols (in Troops) ..SSE Council No. State flfi!E"NH- Total on Dec. 31, 1941 I IJ_ ~.11. I Alt'.. ~tJVNr"lL., '~ Region No. # Transfers due to Territory changes Out In Estimated New in 1943 Total Dec. 31, 1942 /5 / 2 I Estimated Net Separations in 1943 Objectives for Dec. 31, 1943 1$' 7 J5(j l. I 0 10 2. 0 (c) Explorer Troops I (d) Explorer Patrols (in Troops) I t } I ; itl 'Z.. 0 .2) (e) Rover Crews (£) Air Squadrons· t'''» ....... ,,; ~ (g) Air Scout Patrols (in Troops) il~.r (h) Neighborhood Patrols (i) Lone Scout Tribes 4-f (j) Negro Troops g (k) Indian Troops 2. ~7 ~6 s I() bk I 29 Iola 1#!() /J-9.7 Total Scouts** !o9 (a) Sea Scouts ;6 (b) Explorer Scouts /?9. .~.~ 3JJ5- .~ 15s b4 //p ~- It.Do I Df./-.J r too 0~- ~J I I ,~o! ~o j. 70 I ti.JI )w. B • *** (c) Rover Scouts * '"' (d) Air Scouts (e) Lone Scouts (f) Negro Scouts In~ 7 -1tOcJ~ /CJ f!l :853 ?,,. 0 R ,;?,, 8 ~_) I C" i. 3~f0 ~()O 797 ))~'4 ~?so 2flOO //B4 747 . (g) Indian Scouts 3. Total Scouters 4. Total Packs l Negro Packs I /}JJ{ ./ 42..L Total Cubs 77 Negro Cubs 6. Total Cubbers .(including Den Mothers .. j'<-J (.. JV Den Mothers -fe-v rt{) /C!J J..-· l I 11' /tf 0 45 ln4 /& ,T ")-b ;<''l Neighborhood Dens s. _,) ' ...... ~ J,, ~ I z::.-7 '"'./ lp ~so. I 7S J )7- b0 t,f 0 I 'Jr ti. ~ JOO /,<>.i~' " 10 f,~,("i ~() 7 7!! IZ-~ /I:, q / ...3 Den Chiefs #"Net Separations" equals total separated minus "separated- reregistered." Neighborhood Patrols and Lone *Incl:ude in figures on this line total number of all Troops, Explorer Troops, Rover Crews, Sea Scout Ships, Air Squadrons, Scout Tribes. This will not necessarily be the sum of lines (a) to (i) which follow. 1942" include only boys who were **Include in figures on this line total number of all Scouts in above indicated units and Lone Scouts. In column "New in follow. which (f) to (a) lines of sum the be necessarily not will This new in Scouting in 1942. from some other branch of ***In second column "New in 1942," include all boys who entered these branches of Scouting in 1942, whether they transferred 0 (I) tJ. . . ::j ~ -:'.') . . Scouting or not. (a) New 12-year-olds registered m 1942................-,r.e..•.•~:.....I................... E:9J.nated new 12-year-old Scouts m 1943_.__ ......1.......:..--·-··-----·-· Scout Troops and................. ~.-................. Cub Packs expired and not reregistered on Dec. 31, 1942.. (b) We had on record.......::%'~-~ ....... �TABLE 2 A-Tenure achieved in 1942 by Scouts and by Assistant Scoutmasters under 21 who have been Scouts. (1) (a) Number on roll Dec. 31, 1942 who attained respective years of tenure in 1942 (2) ) L,Ub) Number Net Separated in 1942 who attained respective years of tenure in 1942 (3) £}! '- '' (c) Total (a+b) who attained respective years of tenure in 1942 1 3 2 Years Year - ·-· {-~/': 16i.9 1411 7 L Less than 1 Year 1 Year TOTAL gb 31 /~t)p / J_/{) G/ /zq1 ~ ioi l ,a5.· If? 114) 2. /' :;:1 /t'J r~-· 2 Years aco J.-;,70 Sor more Years 4 Years Years /7-51 tft/ -13! :;£/ :2-70 -r'-'K3 'JJ_J/J /5/ .Ii B-OBJECTIVE S FOR 1943-2, 3, or 4 year Scouts in 1943 come from the 1, 2, and 3 year Scouts of 1942 (d) Total who will attain respective years of tenure in 1943 Less than 1 Year 3 Years ~ao bSo " 5 or more Years 4 Years TOTAL J, 2. 7 0 /.SO )...00 ( 1) When lapsed Troops reregister only Scouts and Assistant Scoutmasters under 21 who reregister with the Troop shall be credited with years of tenure attained during the lapsed period of the Troop. (2) Scouts attain tenure only on anniversaries of the date they first became Scouts, which is not necessarily the .:;ame as the reregistration date of the Troop. Separated Reregistered Scouts lose tenure credit for the period they were not registered. (3) Do not include Scouts separated in 1942 who did not attain an additional year of tenure in 1942 before separating. ( 4) Information for both sections A and B of this table may readily be obtained from the Gray Scout Service Chart. If yo\lr Council does not keep this chart a request to the Supply Service will bring you the "Gray Scout Service Manual". Please check whether Council keeps the Gray Scout Service Chart: Yes O ; No'){. TABLE 3 MEMBERSHIP FACTORS BY POPULATION GROUPS Classify units by population groups, then secure data for each group from unit records so classified. 500,000 and over 100,ooov ANNUAL 12-YEAR-OLD BOY CROP. Check totals in last colmn, these 4 lines against corresponding totals in Table 1. Check Table 4 below similarly. 25,000 to 100,000 to 500,000 10,000 to 25,000 Under 2;5oov· ando.c. TOTAL I ,,~.,../ .,. ~ ;2,_, B. Total Scouts Dec. 31, 1942. lf-1-~· 2,<t;"q ·./--' l CTotal Troops Dec. 31, 1942. 551 ~I/;$ J ~) ~t) .,,. A. New Scouts during 1942 --'---·· I~ D. Net dropped Troops during 1942. ~1~ ,,,,,? rJ B-'-Total Cubs, Dec. 31, 1942. C-Number of Packs in each group Dec.~ 31, ?-3 ¢... 1942. D-Packs dropped in each group in 1942; TABLE 5 /1~ I l headings as in Table 3. A-New Cubs in each group in 1942. 151 , 3 f Use same pop'n. group TABLE 4 2,500 to 10,000 2 '7 ~'.ri' ·u . /,,, Ir, Ir. 3L -:2-b \.3 ,,; ORDERLY EXIT PLAN -1942 Death Total Separated Scouts During 1942. 5,.£. . . . . . . . During 1942......... Transfers Junior Alumni Promotion g /~ I Dropped I TOTAL t~11 I /2.if1 k . Q. . . . . . . . became Scouts. of our Cubs became 12 years old. Of these, ................ TROOP BUDGET AND PACK THRIFT PLAN The Council has a definite plan for promoting the Troop Budget and Pack Thrift Plan (check one) Yes){; No . ./..lA(J) ..!....................Troops (l'l(j ..!..".......... %) ...... /.~....,...... Packs c.5...1.~. %) were on Budget Plan Dec. 31, 1942; · · :............... I"~...1 "'O Obiectlve ;---....... Troops (.tX ..... ,: .... o/o) o. on Plan by Dec. 31, 1943. a. . . . . Packs (....~..Q. %) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1943. were on Thrift Plan Dec. 31, 1942; Objective: ..............f.... Signed............................................................................................. Chr. Organization and Extension Com~ltt~~ �Form 0-539H-30001142 (5) EMPLOYED STAFF FOR 1943 (Please state all salaries. Use extra sheet if necessary) NOTE: Because of its relationship to Retirement and Group Insurance it is essential that this report be accurate and complete. Name of Council RegionNo. Council No. t!/f/t..KllSltMI eoVNt:.I~, 8. S- .8. /NC.. ..!ii' 5Slf . . ___________ State TENN. Headquarters City _ __,M'--'-'~K~M~P----Y.__...l. S~'I,___ Check in these columns participants •in Retirement Plan (R.P .) & Group Insurance (G.I.) Scout Executive Home Address W- {ioRDDN M 0 fiBIJ /53/ V/NTbN AVE'.1 11EMPHI~ TR/IN. 1943 Salaries R.P. G. I. $41::.Zoo. oo x x D Tel. 7-.3,I] Assistant (A.S.E.) and Field (F.S.E.) Executives Title* Name HRSKU.lv ~:II MIZE CHILOHE5:; F ~-t- E 5. t;. A.~.£. I, 1100.00 l, lDO. OD. l 800.00 x. --- Note: Above named members of Executive Staff must also be listed on Roster for purposes of "Registra tion" Clerical Staff Name HOPE H. Title* FORJJ ~8MP ll/IBEC7oR.. $ l 1./-i/-oo 00 /_,.foeb_O, 0 O ~ Boo f(trEEPKTe. -/l£t!D/W ei.£8.L Jlli t 0 ~ 00 x 5 T£Ho(dllif'/f£/l i.p08-0~ 00 ':} 0DuOO 0 !!J8D.,()O *Indicate part time employees, if any, by "P.T." after the title. *•Do not include ariy.allowances, i.e., transportation, etc., in salary figures. )( x :)( �Fc\rm 0-539F-30001142 REPORT OF ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE-1942 Headquarters City _..1M11•111mnil !_[.L_hiUA.1&41-•-'"'·.l'ilanllUID~·~-----------------1 Name of Council --'0-""h=i·""'cke.=""'Smf;;;.:;;.._Oo;....;;.;..;:;ua=•=S.=1'-------- State ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY (Scouts-not badges) Get this information from perpetual Inventory (Form No. 4102D, 41020 and 41028). Tenderfoot* Second Class* First Class* Total Scouts* Total Dec. 31, 1941 •* '!:AM• 10@ ...~ •• ~ m - ... ~· 0 0 oZ Council No. MA. .1.,. . . . . MA . Tal ll'llW 811 J::~;~ :m Life lH Eagle f6 48 S9 41 lM Ordinary al l • .a 1 13-Au<omnJ;iling .. .. .......... . . • .. .•.. 14-Basketry ...........................................,. ............ 15-Bee Keeping* .............................. ............. 1 4 ... 16-Beef Production* ......................... 17-Bird Study .................................. :: .. . ............ 18-Bl!lcksl,llithing* ..................... ...... :1 ..... ...... Able ~ 0 l 0 19-Bookbinding* ......................, . :.......... lM lM lb 83 109. lM If Sea Scouts: Apprentice Explorer Scouts: •10 1st Honors l Total 16:.:! Ail ·3 lf 111 Ud i 2nd Honors Total !ll lS G Cubs Bobcat \Volf*** Bear*** Lion*** Total Cubs 133 46 1.? l Q4 149 ·' \'.) l 'di 1$ •• • JJI ••' 4tl$ O'-"' 190 Cub membership Dec. 31, 1942, included: altl9 - .10 yrs. and 1~ ;;:;_ . ...... yrs. ol d ' ......... .~ ......... 11 yrs.# ================== 11 *NOTE: Include all Scouts including 2nd and 1st class having Merit Badges. Check "Total Scouts" in 4th column with Org. and Ext. Committee report, Total Scouts 12/31/42. **Net separated, riot promoted. Compute these figures from Form 4102D as follows: Tend. Col. 4 minus difference between Cols. 2 and 32 2n~ fl.-h Col. 8k mi_n~s diffefrence between Cols. 3 and 6 an 1g er ran s s11Ill 1 ar1y rom corresponding columns. · Same procedure for Cubs and Sea Scouts using Forms 4102C and 4102S. ***Include all Gold and Silver Arrows in total for each Cub Rank. #Incl1;1de.with 11 yrs. t?-ose 12 years or over who may . )J 59-lnterpreting.. .·.·.·.·.·.·.a ..... l .·.· ........ .. 60-Journalism ...... . 61-Landscape Gardening ....... .1. 9........ 62-Leathercraft* ................. A 63-Leather Work* • 64-Life Saving . ~~=~:~~!:~~ship .................... ..,.1 . . . :::a::I:::::: . 1 .... ·.·.·.·.·.·. 1 i ~=~~=:.iDmving. I15 I ~J Star ; 558 Do not Credit Second Class Scouts with First Class Badges I-Aerodynamics ................................... 1.... ,...... 2-Aeronautics* ....................!.. .. 3-Agriculture* ..................................... 1............ 4-A~rplane Design ... ; ................ '1.. 1............ 5-Airplane Structure ......... ............ ............ 6-An~ling ................ ,.;..................... 7-Ammal Industry .....................:4 ., .... ,....... UH.ft ~1 . MERIT BADGE· RECORD Indicate below the number of each of the Merit Badges earned during the year 1942 Qualified Net Enrolled During Separated Dec. 31, 1942 During 1942 1942 M.Sll fenn Region No. ---iU----- g=~:~~~~~:Ur..::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::u:/I::::::::::: ~b=~~~~~*wo~~~ /·:'f::/::::~ ... .. .. 71-Nut Cultwco ............ ~. j ... 11 72-Painting* . . .I l(f 11 73-Pathfinding* ... 74-Personal Health*. . . .. ~a· 75-Photography* .......... ... .. 1 76-Physical Develop. .. ... ] .. . .L.M l-1 . . ". ;~=~~~~~~ri!;ising .. :: .... :.:::::::::=.::I:. l~i~~: · ·~·,· · · · · · H=~~~~~ping• ~1J;r ~~=~~~;?:t:o~-~-~ :::~: 24=Canoemg ,.......................................§.. ... 82-Printing* .... . , . . 11 83-Public Health . 25 Carpentry .................................,.1........... ...::::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::: . 28---'Citrus Fruit Culture................,. ........... 29-Civics ..................................................................... 30-Coin Coll:cting ..... ,..................... 31-Consi;rvauon ........................... lOS ............ 32-Cookmg ............................................... 1............ 33-Coril Farming* ...........................4. 1............ 34-Cotton Farming ........................... 3... ............ 35-Cycling* .......................................... . *. . . . . . . ~~=g~~~~~: . :::::::::::::::: 9. . . 3 ...... 1........... . ... .,., .......... .. ~t=~~~!~ _s~~~~~~~ ...... : J:li~:: 1,,. 86-Reading* ···· ................. ... · 87-Reptile Study ... .... : ... 1........... . 88-Roc~s and Minerals ................. · ·... 1.......... .. 89-Rowmg . . .. ::::.---''' ;;tf"·lu14 . 90-Safety* ~- ........ . r·:... ,_.. 91-Salesman~hip .. . . . 1 . I .. . 92-Scholarship · 1 38. . I.. 93-Sculpture. .I .. ~t=~;~~;~:~:~ing* · 1 ....... ··· 3 1· .:,. I 38-Dramatics ..................... ... . . 1......... 96-Signalmg . . .. 139-Electricity .... 1 ..,... 97-Skiing ..................................................... 1.... . 40-Farm Home* .............. .B. . 1 ... . 98-Soil ~anagement* ........ 1...... .. 1 99-Stalkmg 41-Farm Layout*.............. 1......... ·.............. ... 1..... .. 42-Farm Mecha01cs .... .. . .. .., ... 1 ..... 100-Stamp. Collectmg ............... 1 .1 1 43-Farm Records....... . 1 .. 101-Surveymg . .. ...~....1-1 44-Finger Printing.,..........." ..1·.... 102-Swimming. ...... ........ ~ I 45-F~rema~sh\I?* .. ... . ..... ... ... Ji 103-Taxi?ermy · I f I j6=FF1.rrsstt .AAi~dd t.. .....A .... n.. ··;m .....a..l.s* . . . . 1..... ·. · · l04-Texnles ···· -I ·1· . I 1 0 _7 1 20 i~~-:ea~er*. * ....... · ... -1. 1 10 48--Forestry . .1 - oo carvm~ ..................................... 1 1 . 49-Foundry Practice.... .. 1 I I .. . 107-Wood Turnmg ................ 1,.... 50-Fruit Culture*.......... .. ..., ... 1........ 108-Wood Work .. . .. ........... 1.. , ... 1... 51-Gardening* ... .. ........ I . .. 109-Z9,QlQ.gyt'.¥,............ ... . ....... llM!t ...... 1.. . I ··""1.1l &.~!'\ "!l!f' 57·_-Grasses, Legumes and 1 For~ge C!ops . .. ... : . . lput Total 2~60 I585 53-H~n?icraft · t 1-~ (Organizer Awards 1942) 54-Hikmg * . 11 1....1 . . M.B. Counselors in Council 8)G 55-Hog & Pork Prod ................. .... 1.... 't-.. .. ::::::*r.::/::::::::::: ia. ,71 . . 1 1 .. . 1 :~nk!~t1~~:~i~:~~=i~:1~¥~:~f ~~~~e l~;~:i~~~ eo;i: ~~=~~~~~m{~:~i~~...::::::::::::::::::::: ::::1:::: I::::~·:::jjSign::a~~-~s-~~~~--~~...5.~~~~-~--~1~8-s.. 5.~~~~s.... 58-Insect Life ............................................. 1............ Chr.. Advancement Committee �....OUOlHll 'R.EPORT OF FINANCE COMMl.TTEE-1942 Headquarters City_ _.<;..;J!ff\,...o..::..,,...M=-a..:....ffl""' . ""'/l""'~'""" .....· - - - - - - S t a t e (Please use only following classification. Column 2 Column 3 Special Receipts Net Expenditures (See Note 1 below) (Col. 1 minus Col. 2) 2. Office Salaries ................ 3. Retirement Contrib'ns ... 4. Rent, Light, Heat, Insurance, Telephone ...... ..)J3Q,. I) LJS~, $? =-\. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. BUDGET-1943 Total Expenditures $q 13. Indicate if for period other than calendar year Column 1 1. Executive Salaries* ...... 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. Council N o,_.:J""'".---';s=----=8~- -rE !/VT.f'-'',, This is for purpose of National record and comparison) EXPENDITURES-1942 I. Operating Expenditures: Region No.--'='-'---- I SS"~,. OD ~'8~1,C)J 5 85' ;i. :t. 9 4- _c:; ~ 'l 9 t"J. 1 I~ Office Supplies ----·-·----·-I' .:;Postage ··-·---·-···-·--·----------Transportation ------------- J j / , >l dPublicity ····----···--:............ Camping·--·------·------·-··----· ~, ~ 1 B, ] Ll 9. 0 L LJ I./. Senior Scouting -·-·-------Cubbing -------------------------Leadership Training ij>?~. ~ [? and Conferences ---······--Circuses, M. B. Shows ~and other activities ........ _,51' I /:)" (') () ' () (J National Quota······-·---··· / , ' ) DO Charter Fee .................... Campaign Expenditures l 3~. -~O Interest on Indebtedness (See Note 2 below) ?i (o I-:- 'RD Miscellaneous ···-·--········ 'l ,'/:! r:· TOTAL OPERATIN!. I':?~ ,"1' ~,s; .«Ji' 9- g ::rs;;.-. $ tj_, $ <!" o 1r.::::cr TAJJY...fL_ $ q, ?, 60, S, 730. It' '-1-S"'J_. ~ :?J ::;, 8 t"JA. (Jn /,3~J,.t:; I I ,/J 06,QO :>a s--. LIS"'$,() 0 )...¥ 8 t+•.(),. s· /,iJf/,..1 &, I ~ oo.oo 'R ()('J,f'le'.) 8 / 7. 8 ).,- :;_jz O ~. I '3 1-..l. 70J~?J 1 3 2.SJ')Q ~ f")f'I,(\ t') c ff· rs_ 9_ • ),. ~' 't.../t>0,00 :;--, I .?J I D6. on • ..;-,.,~. 0 (j ~;i'oC.tH) ~ 7 .r. () (') 0- 13 e'.·1. ,J''"0 2-r. 0 () t·· ('I(),{)(') '?rl"' I. S (\ !J, 7 oS. I(,, CCI .oo ;t '2. IJ.~; fl IJ.81. w'/.. s CIC !JOI 1,7,7,,, $ (!"J tJ,('J() 2,, s ·I !)(':,('.. f!o, () II. Capital Expenditures: J:>2.V-9 1. Office Equipment .......... I '2-8, Ll'-j I c.o, (IC.., .4? { ()()I ('i(:, 2. Camp Property ····---··-··· 3. Automobile ............................ J')__g, 1../ TOTAL CAPIT AT III. Total of Operating and Capital (I II) + '?Jif.:. ~; ;;'~ (:Jr,e t'/. (! 3~7 I /,g -2,16B.lfc ~() I 2~ti' 2/ 'l·S ft;,().t;(J IV. Revolving Accounts: (National Funds) '3_5:0' 0 ~ 1. BOYS' LIFE-···-·······-·-···l,5(1'• f?/ ~) 2. Registrations ·-··-·-············ 3. Scout Supplies ·--·····-··-···- ··~, ()C.h~ib TOTAL REVOLVING 7~ 6 q le I °I ' (,/ / L) ~, V. Endowment, Trust Funds or other Permanent Investments VI. Obligations Paid (See Note 3 below) 71.'<·n,· o l.,, J.., (~'{)(). ft<,' i 3.' ~. ~b. <l' l I oq 7 '71 .s 00(.),00 NOTE I-Report as Special Receipts only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., which are incidental to certain Council activities. Also report Revolving Account receipts in second column. NOTE 2--Do not include payments to reduce "principal" indebtedness. NOTE 3-This refers to repayment of loans, the proceeds of which have been previously expended, bills and other obligations which . · have been charged to the various items of the budget in previous years and so reported. *Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transportation allowances. ·no not distribute any salaries to other budget items. (OVER) . ' ' �* .·. S.)5 5 5.0() ,,....--:. . .•J.·.· ':J,7 3 0.15 45 3.83 ..--- '1 1,3 b 3.91 ,_-,. J ~· 585 .22 ~:-1 8 4 5.2 5 V-·· 'j 1, 7 8 6. 7 6 v--- .· 1 7.8 2 ,.....-· , 2,2 0? 6 5 .,,,--_;. 489.44~ 488. 28 ~· i 85.1 3 ~ ·l 5 0 o. 0 0 _...-C,' ';:':) 7 5. 0 u i,..--- ·'.,. !::i, 1 3 9. 5 () ...,..--.' ·; --..-~J .,:;) 3 &1. 8 0 ': 128 .49 0 s 2 S.; 0 2 8. 2 3 µ_,,~Af".) 1, 5 2 o. :::; 7 \ .c.1?-, q l lu · .•· I:\ f, r · , 31,3 4 8.80 '* i )~·tr·11 . "'''"'1 •·--·,.....,e··-·--...-..,,...,.,..,,._. '"' 3 o, 3 'I g. g0 , �Analysis· by population groups of' income from contl'ibutions for· 1-942- <:::ouncil operation, Income fr.om. ateaswhere Council participates . in Commuµity Chest i Communities of " " " " " 5~r ............................................. Chest al!Oclt'tion· Income from areas where Council does not participate in. Chest Supplementa!JI' contributions ~---·----,---~ I .$ ~--~ " lQ0,000, to 500,000:..........~ " 25,000· " 100;000:.............................,..... " 10,000 " 25,000..................................... " 2,500 " 10,000.................................... 31 6" .:?.;)..,, !./ J. , .:l S/'3,~ C) $ $ $ ~~63 ~;3 / "::'.\ .") II StY.·41 ~· ::t, 513. . ' TOTAL........................... Yes_ _. No_ _ ~ 0 $ 3!t') 0 35'.J3 ( Checli one). Funds for the 1943 budget outlined on preceding page ~ been raised. NOTE~If funds not :yet :aise?, state plan~ for s~cur~ng fun~s .~I $ vi I under 2,500 and open country.................. *Did Chest approve? Total r#l,A,.. here . 4·t"{. 1,.-~.J ~t;:4A.,)>'t . ?v~Ct"tA.'?JJJ. ~"U-~1.-t..~..A.4 ,,1 4f'~ :t,. 194.;L'tJ. Assets, 12-31-42 Current-Cash on hand and in bank Unpaid Pledges $11$9 e:,,?J I 3 r ~ 93. l-lf Office Equipment Securities Automobile *Present Value Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-42 J Capital-Accounts and Bills Payable Operations-Accounts and Bill's Payable$ -~ . ) . II Q S""J Notes.Payable TOTAL3 $"~],) 0 .oo .'3, i.W"". oc 0, OD0.6C\ Camp Equipment Supplies for Resal'e TOTAL/f/{'C/ 0. I 0 $ ~3. ,2..S"O *Fixed-Real Estate r" $·------'·",·-.··}-- Notes Payable 0 Mortgages 0 TOTAL._ _ _ _0_... _ R~u~~~~~mmM~~--------'------------------------Signed-~---------­ . Chr. Finance Committee �~--- 'S:S:: ..<G""-r-- ~-__.,.-...;,.-:.,. '\, \j} ('b ? ,;1'V .... r- --~~......... ~ ...) " ..,__.J \ ....5;..\ r, ;-·· {\ c \_,_) c· '\ --~~~f <--"'. 1. ..\· ~-} ,.,,,--· ,;:/ ) ' .( ) \· (AJ if~ "" v, c 0 ' ·~. ,,,.:::=:..:.... ~:. __ \. "' . ' ' ,, ~~ :;, f ( l> C) \ '\. ·- 't~· ~ ~ ~JX) p <?-0 ~- { 1;· ! ~~ \ \ n 1( ....... Ur -·- OJ ., \ ,>~) 11--.. c""'!\o,. (;"; Cv ......_ -..J v --- r-· ! ) .J ?-· '/"' · ih \ \ ' ('"" c"--) ;· ',.,.' c ~ ('" r' :.;'" ~~ I '-.J '; .• 6(7 ....... {__::, ' i , \ "'\ \ ' ·tp· -...j ' ( t\ ' \..,J...i ~.,f. ' rC... ~ �\ __, ..,_ ..5 • \.)'-..) "-· (" " ..., ,.- - \ , 0 () ." ..,...2_> _) L ~,- \)- (~ .... c) '· ~...::. ~ ..? 0 < .. ) ' (',,,,_ CX:.) V 11 , Lf\ \ (--- ~ -- -~ y ~ LV c ~ .,. Q' -. U\ ) ~~ () _,- . 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J-....; ... _( ,.-.....~ (j'i" _/ .;) 8 .) {._,t_ ('if"' -..: ~/ ~ ....·-.... _:l -.J// \ .. ---,.r": , / \. r.... :..., .. ~-. �Form 0·689D·80001142 REPORT OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE-1942 __~_._tJ_,11"--'W~C~·,,_/L~ Name of Councit._ __f'""""""H....._._l=C.....l<=-AL.&....>S.....D'""""""w 1 --1'~·-S~·...._B.~···_.._,...._'ft-'-.c:_.• _.· _ COtrNCii., No . State ~Nl'Ye /~ l/?MIPHI .)"' Headquarters City _ ___,, REGION No,_S° ..758 RECORD OF YEAR-ROUND CAMPING-JAN. 1 to DEC. 31, 1942 Based on the statement in "Camping Policies" on "Council Supervision of the year-round Camping Program of the Troops," please state below the number of Troops as of December 31, 1942 you consider are in Groups 1 and 2: (See Bulletin No. 5 of the "Chief Scout Executive," March 31, 1939.) SI .Troops ......................................... GROUP 1: Number of Troops with an effective Camping Program (Adequate year-round outdoor program averaging one outing feature each month.) :;;o 2: A: Number of Troops doing some camping but not up to the standard of Group 1 ..........................................Troops . . . . . . ff..~. . . .Troops B: Number of Troops doing NO camping TOTAL ABOVE GROUPS (Check with Org. and Ext. Committee report, "Total Troops, Dec. 31, 1942") .. . . . ../. . :?...../. . . . Troops ESTIMATE NUMBER of SCOUTS having NO CAMPING in 1942: ....................... .....QQO.................... Scouts. This is valuable in measuring the job to be accomplished, and for the information of the Local Council as well as the Home Office. Obviously this estimate must be based on a report from Troops at the end of the year. *Troops=Troops, Ships, Neighborhood Patrols Explorer Troops, Tribes, Rover Crews Membership, June 30, 1942 was ... ./.~J. ......Troops*, .."b{J... J...~ Scouts. "Total belongiiig during the year":.!/.,f. ..t..,.':!:..scouts (*5) ... YEARLY SUMMARY COUNCIL SUPERVISED CAMPING Include Tours, Cruises, Camporees, Agricultural Service Camps, etc. Do Not Include Scouts from other Councils Long Short Term (*1) Term (*2) A. CHARTERED TROOPS I. On Council Site 1. Number of Troops..·-··--·-- ./ 2. Number different Scouts......... 3. Number Troop Scouters............ 4. Number Scout Days (*3) ...... Uj. '2- II. Off Council Site 1. Number of Troops.....-................ 2. Number different Scouts.......~ 3. Number Troop Scouters........... 4. Number Scout Days (*3) ..... 12-0 ' :z v lt 4-S.t'" z 7'i 10, 18 I I '),.t./ /4/ ~ l "t, ~ 4 l.. !d_-2- B. PROVISIONAL TROOPS I. On Council Site 1. Number different Scouts..... __ 2. Number Scout Days (*3) ............ 4-1--1 ~ '1 k- /../-1 TOTALS I. Number different Scouts (*4) Agricultural Service Camp Sea-Scout Rendezvous Tours Outside Council " " .. ,. Number of Tours Philmont " Plan to have Philmont trip in 1943: Total Negro Scouts, June 30, 1942 Negro Scouts in Long Term Camps Separate Camp for Negro Scouts 1-/. 5S- ! .s';'l.. II. % of Membershi2 (*5) ...........-.. III. Number Scout Days (*3) ......... _(J;" l '"" 0 , /4-b 9\ '4'1.1 ~49."J_ . ~$.' Scouts .................. Scouts ...... ........... Scouts .................. Scouts ... .............. Scouts .................. Scouters .................. Tours .. ............... Scouts .................. Scourers Yes ......... ; No.X. .. Scouts .:IP. ... ./../..:;,~ Scouts Yes .. X,.; No ...... .. 7..k: PROMOTION Summer Camp promotion chiefly by Troops ...... ; direct with Scouts X Have plan for advising Troops on all-year camping program, using "Troop Camping Objectives," etc. Yes ......... ; No .. .X... Earning and Saving for camp promoted in Troops: Yes ......... ; No)~. Short term camping reports by Troops are secured: II. Off Council Site 1. Number different Scouts............ 2. Number Scout Days (*3) ............ c. Included in Yearly Summary are: Council-wide Camporee District Camporees Yes ......... ; No ... i.( PROGRAM 1942 Outdoor program incliided the following:· (Check) Senior CampingX ... ; Cub "Outings" (on family, den or pack basis) .. )\; Winter Camp)(.; Sea Scout Cruises)( .... ; Vacation Day Camps................... Summer Camp on Troop and Patrol basis: Yes.X.;No......... (*1) Camping periods of six days or more should be reported under Long-Term. ( *2) Camping periods of less than six days and not less than overnight should be reported under Short-Term. ( *3) A Scout Day is twenty-four hours or less including overnight. (The classification Scout Days is utilized here in order that the volume of camping can be related to the number of individual Scouts participating. This will indicate the average number of days each Scout is camping. The Local Council effort should be to increase the number of camping days per Scout as well as to increase the number of Scouts camping.) (*4) The total on this line is different Scouts camping during the year. It will not necessarily equal the sum of the attendance in the four previous classifications. (Estimate if . · · necessary.) (*5) In computing the percentage of Long-Term Camping for the year, divide the nu:inber of different Scouts camping by the June 30 membership. In computing the percentage in Short-Term Camping for the year, divide the number·of different Scouts ct.roping by the "Total Belonging During the Year" membership. The "Total Belonging" equals the "Number on record at the Beginning of the Year" plus the "New During the Year" plus Scouts separated prior to 1942 and re-registered in 1942. This should agree with Scout figure in first table on page 3, Section IV of Charter Application. �1942 FINANCIAL STATEMENT-CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL Council budget appropriation for camping Capital Expt.'nse Expenditures for Budgeted Capital Outlay $• .2;)·0.f..:t. b $.·--···-···---- Capital Bills outstanding not included OPERATING RECEIPTS: From Camper fees ..................................._ .•..... From other sources (Canteen etc.) ...... $......Je:.1.'I..~ Total above items ·····-···-····-····-····-···-·-····-····-····-·-····· *(Enter this figure in Finance Com. report, Col. 2) Original Budget appropriation for Camp Operation...... Total Receipts ·····-·········--·-·-··-·······-·-·-·-..-··········(A) Operating Balallce (A llilB~..er Deficit (B -A)................ ~) Camp accounts (were) For Food by Council --···-·······-·······-···-····-·-··-·-----··· For Transportation by Council ---······-·--··-·-·······-·-·-····-·· 1.J $__1_!lL 7.9 l._4:_1.t...£J $..... . .~·-·f""(, $ .. J.Lfl~IJ.,J Af:fi.1-1..9'5 Total of above Expenditures ··-····-····-··········--·······-··-···-·-·· Bills outstanding not included above __ ............................. $.·-·-··---·-·-···$.....::::... 10 ......8............ J. $..~,.4.~ i-•. For Salaries and Wages ·········--·······-····-·--··········-·······-·-····-·-·· For Income producing sources (canteen, etc.)·-··········· Other Operating Expenditures --·-··-····-·-·-·-····-·-·····-····-·· $............. $...~.. $........ Q..._ $___ OPERATING EXPENSE $.J/1...4.8..._.f/..8. . 'J:::.~ if audited on..•....~ ........:...3c.o.~ $....'-·---····-·-···· ..!. .:...::_..= Total Operation Expense ····················-·-·-····-····-··(Bl, $...!d;.J..J...,..!..Lt.f 194......, b?.4.°,..Jm~~A.. f.1'.~~,,R ...~.Flib!ic Accountants· . J'.1.~?.'.'.'.:....................-........... PHYSICAL FACILITIES (List only changes since December 31, 1941) CAMP NAME * ** VALUATION I Used -----J ----------year Land Bldgs. Equipment around I CONTROL* I I I I I' I Type of Camp*• I I State, whether site is: (1) Owned by Council (if mortgaged or other indebtedness state amount), (2) Leased (state from whom and length of term), (3) Rented from year to year (state amount of rental), (4) other (describe). State whether site is used for (1) Long•term, (2) Short•term, (3) Wilderness Camp, etc. Were plans for any of the above submitted to the Camping and Activities Service, Engineering Service, or He.alth and Safety Service for advice and help? · Please specify ......................................·-····-····-····-····-················-····-··········-····-····-··-······-····-··············-···-····-····-..··-····-····-·..·-····-····-··········-····-····..··········-····--···········-····-·-··········································-····-···--·······-- / Camp PERSONNEL ~irector ·-··-=!.±~.B../i:.. !ef........W......-T:f..!J.. W...f£b.b._._.________.............. Did he have Camp Director's commission?..... If more than one camp is operated-list additional directors b,~lq~ . . State,if they hold Camp Director's commissions. 11 , .t:j.er.::1vr::·NA l'~ .~ ( 1·/i ~,'~.A~i/sTAFF -::r:. Number on central Camp fY..Q............................................................._ Na, Staff~...............O. '.?.::........................How many are registered Scouters? .............J.J. . . . . . . . . . .How many Adults (over 21)?..•.•.. f'.'.:~~=-·-····· Number of Provisional Troop Staff?......................................Of these, how many are registered Scouters?.............................. How many Adults (over 21) ?.......·-·-····-·····--····· .J...9,.................How How many are older ScoutsL._• many have no previous Scouting connection?.... ·-··--~·········-············ APPRAISAL OF CENTRAL CAMP ST~FF Camp Position NAME I Scouti'!g Connection I Age j Would you Re· appoint? If not• l QUALITY OF SERVICE Exe. Good ] Aver. I Fair I Poor f Number of Weeks on Staff I Rate of Pay Per Week (If necessary, attach sheet with names and appraisal under headings above.} • If you would not recommend reemployment, send in full particulars. Further comments: ....- ...- . . ····-····-····-····-····-····-··········-·······-·-·-·-·-·······-·············"····-····-···-····-····-··········-··········-····-····-····· Date ..J.-r.~.1~Y...:. . .!..~..'J..1................__ 195f.,Z (Signed) ··-····-······-··--···-·-····-·-·-·-·-····-····-·-···-····--·-····-··-..·····-····-····-..·-··········-····-··········-····-····-····-·········-····-····-····-··········-····-····---..................................- ...·-·-···-····---···-··-····--·-····-····-····-·-··---· Chairman, Camping and Activities Committee Street-·-····-····-····-····-·..·----····--·-··--·-···-·--····-····-·········-·..·-····-····-····· Scout Executive Note: Attach copies of camp bulletins, reports, special program features, photos, etc. City..........·-····-······--····-··-····-··········-····-·-·--·State..-.........--·--~···-···-··--· NOTE: Civic Service and Special Events arecovered elsewhere in 'the Council report. �/¢":;)··· ( fft:::·' .. Form 0-539E-30001142 -..,_,_-~-" REPORT OF LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE-1942 NAME OF COUNCIL ........... e..lf..f..~fl.h..~lf.ft.tl... . . . ~.~J//::f...~f~~ .........~ ....;)_.,. f;,_ . . ...f. N...C..~ ................................................ . Region No........ ~ .......... .. M...li.M./?!.H.f... ~...............................................................STATE.........LF.;_l.Y../Y.., .................................. Council No..§...$.ll.... .. HEADQUARTERS CITY....................... RESULTS IN BASIC TRAINING* As of December 31, 1942, we have accomplished the following toward providing all of the key leaders of our registered units with BASIC TRAINING•: Leaders and Assistants (not Committeemen) with INTRODUCTORY TRAINING ("Fundamentals of the Boy Scout Movement" or Total "Elements of .'.g. . . . . . . .;Number with Introductory Training ..... J. 23..................; Per cent ,?..~..1....4.. . %; Scout Leadership-Part I") Number registered 12/31/42 .........,) ..'.1. Objective 12/31/43 Per cent ......... ~.!!. . . . . . . . %. UNITS HAYING a LEADER with BASIC TRAINING• Number registered 12/31/42 . '. Scoutmasters ; ~· ·;;,,, ' /,,, ~:, Assistants f Have completed Basic Training• Num6er % c;:. '.; Li ·~ L 0 Assistants !,~ ~.~ ~ Skippers CJ ') Cubmasters - .. Mates .. 6, ,5;' 1 i ~ ~-::.... .... v' 145"" ?J# Objective 12/31/43 % ~() Number registered 12/31/42 J-0 Neigh'd Patrols 4-o Packs ~n i,,S- 5:) &.o Neigh'd Dens Ships and S. S. Patrols Exp. ~ ...a.od Patrols ·;t~ ' ,, ,-, l ..,1. Troops Number having a Leader with Training Numoer % I ") '· Rover Crews Assistants Rover and Air Scout Leaders Air Squadrons . 7 l; L) !:,~· . 7J> ' :2 id, Explorer Leaders Objective 12/31/43 % (~ t '~J~ , .:c;~ 4-L ::>o SS' ~o A Assistants TOTALS "BASIC TRAINING means completion of the appropriate trammg as follows: 1. Scoutmasters and Assistants-Scoutmasters Course or Elements of Scout Leadership, Parts I and II, or former equivalent · 2. Cubmasters and Assistants-Elements of Cub Leadership 3. Skippers and Mates-Skippers Course or Elements of Seascout Leadership 4. Explorer Leaders and Assistants-Explorer Leaders Course 5. Rover and Air Scout Leaders and Assistants-I, 3, or 4 above UNITS WITH LEADERS TRAINED IN OUTDOOR WORK a. Troops having at least one leader with training in Camping-course in "Troop Camping", or "Elements of Scout Leadership-Part III"-(Short Term Camping). b. Sea Scout Ships and Patrols having at least one leader with training in "Sea Scout Camping and Cruising". STATUS 12/31/,~2 Number ..........~.~;,,..:(, .. Percent .................... OBJECTIVE 12/31/43 ? . .. Number Percent .......... J . .f~. .. ................~. Q. . . / / COMMISSIONERS :W-ITH TRAI~~NG a. Number registered Commtsstoners ......,.....1.,/.................... b. Have completed a Commissioners' Training Course. J;f.. . . . . . .. Number ....... ;/..~· Percent ............................ .. "'t· . . . . . . . '±0.. . . Number ..........(:}.............. . c. Have Basic course for Unit Leaders, but not Commissioners' Course. s~o Percent ............................. . LEADERS WITH SCOUT EXPERIENCE a. Had Scout Experience starting with Tenderfoot Rank. Number ....... 7~:.................... 'k ...... Jl.£ . . . Percent .......~ ..2.J....... . The above information and that on the reverse side represent our Training Report for 1942 and our plans for 1943. SIGNED .....................................................................................................................................................................................Chairman, Leadership Training C:ommittee DATE.................................................................. SIGNED .....................................................................................................................................................................SCOUT EXECUTIVE �1942 TRAINING RECORDS AND 1943 OBJECTIVES "FUNDAMENTALS OF THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT," the Introductory Training Session for all leaders of Scouting-Council and District officers as well as unit leaders. During 1942 this Council conducted this session.........7, ............... times with....... J...". ~. leaders receiving the training. Approximately the following percent of leaders have completed this Introductory Training or its previous equivalent. ~ Council Members.... .'........ ./.. .............. %; Board Members ................ ................ %; District Committeemen.............. O............. %; Commis%; Merit Badge Counsellors ............. ./.. .............. %; Troop and Pack Committeemen ..............}. ......,...... %. sioners ........ 4.-,:?.. . . . . . . 1942 No.of Courses Conducted 1943 No.of Certificates Issued District Council lo Scout!llasters' Course BASIC TRAINING Elements of Cub Leadership .::)_ CHECK COURSES PLANNED District Council x xx· II -<" "', Skippers' Course Explorer Leaders' Course x Air Scout Leaders' Course x OUTDOOR Troop Camping TRAINING Short Term Camping (Elements III) I Sea Scout Camping and Cruising Health and Safety OTHER TRAINING Standard First Aid Principles of Scout and Cub Leadership I ::;_ )( :L Part I fPart II 3i x x Commissioner's Course 3 Emergency Service (Leaders) S-3 CERTIFICATES AND A WARDS -1942 1. ~~::::te~~-~~~~~~~-~e~ving (Do not include Introductory Sessions) 2. Training A wards issued Scoutmasters' Keys ................. Scouter's Training Awards .............................. Skipper's Keys.-......... TOTAL ...__:........... ...f:>-..0....-.. - . . . 3-:. . . . -.. . . ·-····-z 3 ................... UNIVERSITY COURSES The following Courses. have been conducted in Colleges, Seminaries, etc., located in this Council. These Courses and Certificates issued are included in the Council totals. Name of No. Ce_rti- Colle~ Credit School Courses licates Yes No Messenger Service (Leaders) Pack Organization Troop Organization Merit Badge Counselors Troop Committeemen x Advanced Certificate Other Courses TOT AL COURSES AND CERTIFICATES x x r~ -· x II THE TRAINING COMMITTEE AND ITS OPERATION Membership of the Council Leadership Training Committee consis;s of............. / ..D ..........men and includes...............l::::............ District Repre.members-at-large. sentatives and ................ . Comm1ttees. . . . T rammg . 3 D'1stncts, · has........................... 7.:::........have D'1stnct 1 ..........., of wh'ch The Council Training Committee Meetings Held 1942: Council...........~ ........ District.........Q ............ . 3.. . . . . . The Council ~ses volunteer course directon or instructors in the following courses (check v) : Scoutmaster..........)(................., Elements of Cubbing............ X ................., Skipper.............................., Camping...... X................, Health and Safety....... Principles...............X ............... Other Courses............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. The Committee and Executive Staff have given these course leaders special instruction through the following (.check v) : Faculty Courses or Institutes...................................., Personal Conferences...........~................., Regional Institutes for Trainers........).(.................... LC. . . . . . .., Does the Committee have available a training inventory which indicates, by Districts, the key leaders with and without training? Yes ..........................., No.......~.......... Training in 1942 was conducted largely on a District basis·----..................,. Council basis....... X . .--.. . . �Form 0-539F-30001142 ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY (Scouts-not badges) Get this information from perpetual Inventory (Form No. 4102D, 41020 and 41028). Tenderfoot* Second Class* First Class* Total Scouts* Star Life Total Dec. 31, 1941 •• Qualified Net Enrolled During Separated Dec. 31, 1942 During i942 1942 ~g/ 1111 161' Jf/{) fio_.? . . ., '10/ 5"51 /tl-0 L96 lB 'l 716 ~.51 '2-9~~· 'l51l /~97 5JJ5 <fl ... 1-33 )7 r)' 11-9 197 Ordinary Able Total Explorer Scouts: b3 Jd2J ~ "" p, .....,,, I ~) ~ 15~ J 0 I 0 0C/ I 'fcov~ ~4- 153 ;& ').--- D 1& f) I 1st Honors 2nd Honors Total /cf /°)/· JI() .-5 Cubs ------·i---,...----..--.-~tl..-~/,--1i Bobcat Wolf*** Bear*** Lion*** oZ Do not Credit Second Class Scouts with First Class Badges I-Aerodynamics ........................... ,, ...... 1......... 2-Aeronautics* .............................. 1..... 5 3-Agriculture* .....................................:.. 1............ 4-Airplane Design .................. ............ ............ 5-Airplane Structure* ................l ............ 6-An$ling ................... :4., ..... ... *. . . . . . . . . . . . 3/.o),. 4J41U.. : .~ r/j.d T 1i:, 7 ';!""{ -13 ) 7 / 0 /!5 / ?--) '/ ... d.•:.. If 1 13-Automobiling ..........................."': .....1. 14-Basketry* ....................................... :: .., ....... :.... . 15-Bee Keeping* .............................. : ..... . 1 4:... 16-B7ef Production* ............................. 17-Bird Study ................................. .... :...P!f ........... 18-Blacksmithing* .............................9. 19-:-Bookbinding* ............................, ..~.:..... .::1.. ). ~ 7 /?o 9 yrs. old ............. 10 yrs. and .. · ,dl yrs.# *NOTE: Include all Scouts including 2nd and 1st class having Merit Badges. Check "Total Scouts" in 4th column with Org. and Ext. Committee report, Total Scouts 12/31/42. **Net separated, not promoted.· Compute these figures from Form 4102D as follows: Tend. Col. 4 minus difference between Cols. 2 and 32 2nd CL-Col. 8 minus difference between Cols. 3 and 6 and higher ranks similarly from corresponding columns. Same procedure for Cubs and Sea Scouts using Forms 4102C and 4102S. ***Include all Gold and Silver Arrows in total for each Cub Rank. h · h 11 #Inc11:1 de_ w1t yrs. t. ose 12 years or over who may be contmumg temporanly as .Cubs pending enrol· ment as Scouts. Check total of three ages with Org. and Ext. Committee report, Total Cubs 12/31/42. 71-Nut Culture 72-Painting* 73-Pathfinding* 74-Personal Health* 75-Photography* .... 76-Physical Develop. 77-Pigeon Raising . 1...1 . . . . . :· .. ~.· ..... .. .I ..l«f ..... .Ii;~ ..... H'j .. I ...~ .... •.....·.·.·. . ]I .......... ·.;..;:.. . . $P· 1 .. ~ ~-• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ·•~!:.•.~•.' i~~1~~~:~i~~~ ~a1 ~ 2 ~ ~ . .-.~ . . . . . ~ 3=~~bnl~-~nTue~irh_.c·~~::::::. ~.-.'.~'.~.'. ~.·.: .·~.·.:..~..,.·.· 25 - Carpentry ..................................~1 26-Cement Work* ............................ :.... ............ 27-Chemistry .....................................~ ............ 28-C~ti:us Fruit Culture............ .. fll ........... 29-C!Vlcs ............................................ ............ ............ 30-Coin Coll7cting .......................................... 31-Cont~rvat10n ........................... 166.............. 32 -Coo mg ..: ......; ............................. ,1 ............ 33--Corn Farming ..................... ........... ............ 34-Cott?n ~arming................ .. .. 1.1........... 35-Cychng .... .. ..................... 3. 36-Dairying* . . .... .. .. ........, .. .. 37-Dog Care .. ... . . . I . ... 38-Dram~t~cs . ... . .... • 1... . I ...... ~)b vf-i.?< fq/) ~:.30 ~~=~~::~~e;,·:. · ... Total Cubs Cub membership Dec. 31, 1942, included: ,20. q 1 a 59-lnterpreting ....... .. I ... 60-Journalism .. . I .. 61-Landscape Gardening .... ·.·.·.•.· ... :· ·l ·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·. 62-Leathercraft* 63-Leather Work* ... I 64-Life Saving....... .• . I . .t;"'J Sea Scout.s: Apprentice ~· 0 0 ~=~~::~ I.~~.~.5.t.?.'....... ::::::::::::::: ::::1 : : : : : : ~~=~~~~!::~ship.. :::: . :1.: I... :... J68 /;5)-,, 8:s /17- ib=~~~i·t·~~~~~.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::M) :::::~::: ~~=~~~~:~:~i·D~~wing. : : :1 :1. ·::l:::::~f ·::::1 :,::l:::J?. ?L ?8' ,/ i !;>/'7 g=~:~~~~~Y.. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::D. : : : : : : ~b=~~~~~*Work* // Eagle MERIT BADGE RECORD Indicate below the number of each of the Merit Badges earned during the year 1942 ... . :a· :.·:t:· .;,1"! I 1 1·.·..·.:·.·.·......... 84-Pub~ic Speakmg .:.. . J . 3. I.... . 85-Rad10 .............................. l. '11'•.. . 86-Read~ng* . . ............... · ).t ....~. 87-Reptlle Study:... ................ ..,.fl. I.......... . 88-Rocks and Mmerals ................. , .. 1.......... .. ~~-~~win} ... ~-} lfi . i:t•+(r 91=.S~l=:~a.n~_hip.............................. :··.·;1:··.·.·1·.·.·......... .. ......... mJ 92-Scholarship ····· ............ 1........ . 93-Sculpture .··· . .... . ··3-.. 1...... .. 94-Seamanship .......... 1..... . 95-S~eep _Farming* . ..........., ... 1........ . 96-Signalmg. .. ..... 1............ 1 ..... . ~~=~~!r~~~~g~~~~~* .. ::::::.... :3:. 1.... .. 41-Farm Layout* 99-Stalkmg · f .1 ... . 42-Farm Mechani~~ . . . .. 1· 100-Stamp. Collecting ~ I 4 3 _F~rm Rec_or~s . G 1.......... 101-Sur_veyii;ig ........ I 44-F:nger Pn?t~ng ................... ·. "171·· l02-Swu_nmmg ······· I 45-F:rema~ship .... .. .9.... 103-Taxi~ermy ....... .. .. \ .. f.I ........... . 46-First Aid . .. .:~·9 .. 104-Textiles ·· ....... ;f.. I ..... . 47-First Aid to Animals* . ...1 .......... 105-Weather* , __ . I.... 11-Q . 48-Forestry . ........................ .. .... I.. . 106-Woodcarving* . . . I f· I 49-Foundry Practice.. ........f . . I........ 107-Wood Turning ........... ,"' .. lf9.. J. 50 F "t Cult * 4t \ 108 Wood Work I ;m. \ - rm . · ure · .... ... ... ~:· .. ::" ..'"·"w ... I. ~· · · 5 l-Gardenmg* · · .. I ....... · l09-Zq~t"~:~~ ... :::; ;;;-.:~· .... .41... I 52-Grasses, Legumes and Total . ..2J60 585 Forage Crops ....... ' . Ilfll ===========Cf====== 53-Ha_n?icraft* · A. \.. (Organizer Awards 1942) 54--Hi H km&g p. k.. p ·d "" I \ .... ...., .. M.B. Counselors in Council ') ,./.). f_..i og or ro . . .. . 6. 1 . :a· ; 55 56-Hor_semanship* ...................f . ~ 1 . *Badges open to Second Class S'Couts. 6 1 · ... · · ..... Signed 57-Indian ~ore · · · ............. Chr. Advancement Committee 58-Insect Life ................................. !............ ............ #.f .. . . . I 1 1 *.... I. . . . �·Form 0-639A-30001142 -----·--·--- This copy for National Office D; Regional Office D; Local Office J8l. · (Check appropriate box on each copy.) DO NOT WRITE HERE Charter Fee $._______ TRANSMITTAL SHEET Quota. __________ Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter Scouter Fees. ________ Tota.___________ Region No._..,£ ______ Council No. 5 S'fl NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. Attached is the application of the_ _ _ _ _ _ _~ __.._l{.,_..l_t!!.=--/C<..=.A ........._,,~"'-·Lf}"--=-W-=----------------------Council, --fl1"-"-..,.,,.~=-M~.._P.~W~/~~"'"'"·--------'~&=N~~IV~•'----'for renewal of charter for the year beginning July 1, 1943, together with reports as called for. Headquarters City, State Supplementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following: (If any of the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expected on the line marked "Date") Note: Items No. 1, 6, 7 and 8 should accompany application, and No. S if possible. $ 1. Charter Fee 1:r:.oo 2. Payment of Quota 3. Scouter Fees 4. 2J.- Scouter Applications (No.) 5. Audit Report for 1942 6. Scout Executive's Report for 1942 Yes or No Date JIE.\i Yes or No Yes Yes or No Date ~- '!lo,19~.,,., Y~:; Yes or No 7. Civic Service Report for 1942 Yes or No o"llte 8. Program and Objectives for 1943 9 . R t r is enclosed ose ~·~---------------Date was mailed,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~------Date Signe"''------.::----:=-------Scout Executive �ee;ip'YJ ------- Form 0-539G-30001142 REPORT OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE-1942 Name of Council.. ....... ~.1/..1.t.. KRJ..fi.W.........e..()J!. !.f...~l."'.1.... 6. .... . h...,. S.,. B..... .L.N(; ........ . Region No. . . . Council No. ~.?,.8 Headquarters City .....................trJ./t.M.P/tf . ~,, ...............................................State ... I..~.N/Y,,, . .. . The following report presents the activities and accomplishments under the direction of this Committee during the year 1942, covering the three major aspects of our Health and Safety program, i.e., Protection, Education and Service. 1. The membership of this Committee includes...... .. ... X ... District Health and Safety Chairmen and the following tec,P.nical experts, as checked: Safety...... X ....... ;Public Health ....~ ...... ; Medicine . X .. ; Aquatics ............ ; Fire Prevention.'X .......... ; Firearms .....fr ....... ; First Aid .... J( ... ; Emergency Service . ,?-f.. .. ; Farm Safety .............. ; Mountaineering .... .. 2. During 1942 the meeting places oL ...... .. 0 ......... of our Troops and other units tion of this Committee. Standard inspection form No. 1153 was not used. ... 0. . % ) were inspected under the direc- w.- 3. During 1942 an inspection of the Council camp ~ made by the Committee with .........7 ............ members participating. ......O. ........ Troop Camps; off the Council campsite, were held during the year, of which .......O........were inspected by the Committee. 4. Procedures to insure that all carriers used for the transportation of Scouts on Scouting activities were in proper condition for such uses, with adequate insurance coverage, h~ot been in effect during 1942. .. 5. The plan for medical examination of new Scouts is in effect in .........O ........... of our Troops ( ...................... %) Form No. 1154 · is !lot used. 6. Pre-camp medical examination is required for all who attend the Council camp as checked: Scouts .... ).c" ... , Camp Leaders . .. :r.{. ..... ; Food Handlers ......~....... Form 952 and 952A ~ used. are Recheck of Scouts, Leaders and Food Handlers ~t made by a medical doctor after arrival at camp. lS 7. .. ...... Q........ .Training courses in Health and Safety were given by this Council during the year with .... 0 having completed the course. 8. ...... different Scourers We have an Emergency Service Corps of Senior Scouts with .......... .. ,IL.{.........qualified members. (J. .,J.r• We ~&'- a Mobilization Plan. J:mve A 9. All cases of serious or fatal accidents or illness involvins Scouts, Scourers, or guests incident to Scouting activities in this Council during 1942 have been promptly reported to the National Council, with the following exceptions with reasons ....................... .. .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. ................................................................................................................................................................... ................................................................................................................................................ . ~ 10. We have cooperated with the following local Health and Safety agencies in their activities ........................................................................ .. ~;:~~=i=:~~~::~:=_,lf~l ~~•'<• a) Complete organization of Committee including all technical experts and chairmen of District Health and Safety Committees............ X, ................. . b) Medical examination of new Scouts in all Troops .. ............. , or in .... .f.Li) ....... % of our Troops. c) Program of Inspection as checked: Troop and other unit meeting places . X AH transportation equipment.................... ; Sea Scout watercraft .... ).\ ................ . d) Emergency Service Corps......... ).(.. ......with. ..... ; Council and Troop Camps ... )(........ , .. .... qualified members by December 31; Mobilization Plan ......................... .. 'V e) Training Courses in Health and Safety........"" ........... (No. of courses .....(!,................... ). Signed ................................................................................................................................................ Chairman, Health and Safety Committee �00 4. This Council has accepted its quota of $.,;:,.l>O.::::-: ......... for the year 1943, and agrees to pay it to the treasurer of the National Council as follows: in full herewith, $........................... ; in ..............k: ............. equal payments of $.7.-~o.:.~ ..... each during the months of.. .......................hJll.:J.......A.M:lJ........N..:1J..r#':..tr;;1A1J..f.:t..eff;.tf::~ ........................................................ .................................................................................................................. . 5.. Our t~tal outstanding i~debte~ness as of D~cember 31, _19~2, amounted to $:-.,,§. . 1.?l.0. Of thi~,Jnt, $.J.S...7d.O. . . 1s due the National Supply Service which the Council plans to liquidate by (date) ......~ ..... k..8. 1..!.. "........ ........ through monthly payments of $................................. beginning.............................................................................................................. . 6. This Council requests that W~ the period July 1, 1943 to June 30, 1944 credit be extended by the Supply Service for an amount not to exceed $ .t.f..00.. . ~..... at any one time, and agrees to maintain the account on a thirty day basis. This Council was incorporated under the laws of this State in the year 19.~1. ... The corporate name is: ...................... ... ~H..f...C...K.IJ..fl.Bt..W........~O..U!.N.C..!../,,,u····/J...().:/......:5..f:..@M..7...J.....ift..rP..... .. f/J.M.1;;,K..J..<rP..fJL ....t/!:/f.J:;..,.......................................................... III. ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION 1. This Council's membership record of total boys and men follows: "TOTAL BELONGING" DURING THE YEAR CUBS CUBBERS'~ /; -u1 636 During 1941 il /' !.:~3 f' During 1942 J&O SCOUTS SCOUTERS TOTAL BELONGING (See Note) 6 r:.)::). ~_.,.,·""'u 11 77 "'f_?(7t) /4 )i() </tbi /41q5 NOTE: For Cubs, Cubbers, Scouts, Scouters, (first 4 columns above) "Total Belonging" equals number on record at beginning of year, plus new during year, plus separated reregistered who were separated prior to 1942. For last column, use preceding formula and then deduct Cubs who became Scouts and Scouts who became Scouters. (Last column will not be sum of first 4 columns.) AS OF DECEMBER 31: CUBBERS* CUBS I :!! ~36 7 II December 31, 1942 1943 Objective - * "Cubbers" g9 ~ December 31, '1941 ~.-:-; .,..,,_r IC.9 SCOUTS SCOUTERS 0 I J ,,..,-··' :::r ~1~6 )/I'!"°',.,... ~{)t//o j'"! /{) ....-'""' <•. / .Jl,Z7o I, I 8 t.f... '°z •. / TOTAL 7 -:!,,_~:;' 7 . .'~;;~_.f -~!~; , \:..?~ t 31./-' should include registered Den Mothers. 3.4. 2. On December 1942 we had .... ../,.5-f ........ .Troops which represent an Opportunity In~ that is, the opportunity for boys ~o be ~couts, of... ..... ; ...~······· We prop~ ~o _increase o~r total number of Troop~ t~ ./. ..... by December 31'. 19~:· thus mcreasmg our Opportumty Index to ............ t···'7°'.'.· .. ···· The highest 25% of the Councils m the country have an Opportuntcy Index of 4.8 or better. I 1 ;r.,. . . 2~ In 1942 we organized .............. :..... :......... new Tyiops and Dropped and failed to reorganize .......... <P ........... Troops. 3. During 1942 we enrolled ..... /~bnew Scouts, giving us a Recruiting Index of. .... We propose to enroll /,. . "t.o.0.0 ... new Scouts during 1943 for a Recruiting Index of.. . ..Q ..;,, ... .. The highest 25% of the Councils in the country ·have a Recruiting Index of 45.0 or better. /J :;,9.t.f?.. . . . r7 Scouts. During 1942 we had a net dropped of... J")_tf ......................... 2 . b. . . . . 4. On December 31, 1942 we had ........ Cub Packs and expect to increase this to .......... 31, 1943. During 1942 we dropped and failed to reorganize............:2-f. ........... Cub Packs. Z! Q ........ Packs by December We enrolled .~1?. new Cubs during 1942, and expect to enroll .... 2..5.0.... new Cubs during 1943. 6. During 1942 .... /./:0.. .. different Scouts reached a tenure of 4 years in Scouting. By 1943 we •expect.. . ./.C'.. CJ. Scouts will reach a 4-year tenure. rJ P, 7. On December 31, 1942 ...........;: .....d. ........ % of our Troops were operating on the Standard Troop Budget Plan. We expect to increase this to 8. 0 ...... % by the end of 1943. · 5. ( . R.S: ..... % of our Scouts and...........'1..0........... % 8. Approximately 9. Boy Fact Survey was conducted in...........~................. Districts in 1942, in.. . of our Cubs as of December 31, 1942 had uniforms. .'2 ....... Districts in 1941. �IV. CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES 1. During 1942 ..... ../.l.:/............. % of our Troops and ........"t:.1..9............ % of our &outs were in ca.mp for at least one week under their own leadership. We expect to increase this to..........~.............. % of our Troops and ........ ~ ........... % of our Scouts in 1943. £......... 2. .. ......J:::..7 ........... % of our Troops and .......... ../ .. % of our Scouts had no camping experience (either short or long term camping) during 1942. (Check with corresponding figures in Camping and Activities Committee report.) 3. This Council promoted an Activities program in 1942 including the following, as checked: Boy Scout Week participation ........ <Zt ..1L; Circus, or similar type .............................. ; Merit Badge Show.............................. ; Ca.mporee ...... ,... g,............. ; Mobilization .....................,.... ; Agricultural Fair participation........................ ; Vacation program in addition to Camping..................... ., ....... ; Pilgrimages to histoi;ic s)lrines .............................. ; First Aid Demonstrations.......;Z,. .... ; Troop Special Events .. ;~ ,JJ.. ......... NOTE: Please use the following symbols to indicate whether event is on a Coundl or District basis:-"C"-Council; "D"District; "N"-Neighborhood or Small Community; use any combination of symbols if several types are held. V. LEADERSHIP TRAINING. Because of the importance of training as a major responsibility and Local Council activity, provision is made this year for a separate report emphasizing the job that remains undone, a~ yvell as the job that has been accomplished, as also the objectives for 1943. This is done with the understanding that thespecial report on training will be presented to the Executive Board as a part of the Council's annual report. VI. ADVANCEMENT See separate report. VII. HEALTH AND SAFETY '() 1. To help assure suitable meeting places for our Troops and other units, .................................. % of such meeting places were inspected during 1942. 2. In the interest of individual health, .........0.. ............. % . of our Troops are using the plan for medical examination of all new Scouts. 3. .. ... 0 4. ............of our Scouters completed training courses in Health and Safety during 1942. .. . . x .X ........... ; Mobilization Plan The Emergency Service plan is in effect in this Council including (Check) E. S. Corps ..... ........... If not, it will be in 1943. (Check) E. S. Corps ............................. ; Mobilization Plan ............ :................. . VIII. READING PROGRAM A. BOYS' LIFE To stimulate the use of BOYS' LIFE by all Scouts, we will help attain the National goal of "50% of all Scout membership as subscribers." 1. The Progress and Objective report showed we had .... of .....~.:).. ~...... subscriptions on December 31, 1942. j. ~ •.~ . . % of our Scouts subscribing to BOYS' LIFE for a total 2: Anticipati?g a reas?nable increase. jn 1943 we h~ve. set a BOYS' LIFE objective of.. ....... subscribers. ThlS will result m a total of...... ~:t'./ O ... subscnpt1ons on December 31, 1943. .. ../.6.... . . % of our members as B. GENERAL did l.· In 1942 this Council ~~ promote good reading. We used a.) Field Commissioner for reading: Yes. )( ....... ; b.) Reading Committee: Yes ... X.,:: ...... ,No ......................... Committee had .......... 8........... members. No 2. Reading has been promoted in ... ~ ... of our Districts by Field Commissioners: Yes.......... ., No ..... X or by ....... ft..g(.t,~;;_:~::!Jf..(;f. ...... ~.r!.:.$iPJ3J.C!C!!.C.C...... ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 3. In 1943 we plan to use a.) Field Commissioner: Yes....... ........ ; No X ................... ; b.) Reading Committee: Yes ...........X.,_........... , No..................... ; or............ ................................,........................................................................................................................................................................... .. 4. 5. 6. ~ .... of our Troops .. .......'.k.0........ of our Troops c· ( .......~LY.'..%) have an organized program for stimulating good reading. ( ...... IJ ........ % ) have Troop libraries. We have .......'.':~............... Reading M. B. Counsellors. �~'orm 0-639-30001 142 / REGION No..... fj .... . COUNCI L No...8 ... . APPLICATION Jor RENEWAL of LOCAL CO UN CIL CH AR TE R for the Year Beginning July 1, 1943 NATION AL COUNCI L, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park A venue, New York, N. Y. The ....................... ~~-.-...................................................................................Council, Boy Scouts of (Name of Council) Amei:l!l~ith headquarters at. ........ S01....(lolllilll\1laa...~1... io.,.,.... ~~-. ... f~!'Htee .............................................. (Local Mailing Address) (City) . (State) . .. and. having jurisdiction over (indicate entire Area) ....... .S.Wl.v-···~~i'f-t: . f~.-.,, . h\e,.... ...h~•tlS:lll.,. ... ~lB.J.... ~t....C..... _•....~l:~ll•....Ut . ~la. . lo~J ....80 l1~la .................. k~.f.. ...M.:f. ...~~,,-~ ...~~I'....... :~~...................... .................................................................'. ..............................,............ :................. hereby applies for renewal. of its charter for the year begiiining July 1, 1943. In application, the following summary of accomplishments and progress in 1942 and is presented.. Further details will be found in the accompanying reports which are of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibility as a Local Council as required by Boy Scouts of America, Article XI, Section 2, Clause 3. . justification of this Objectives for 1943 offered as evidence the By-Laws of the E~~:ti~~p~~::~o~~ ~taJ~~e~~t~n~:=~ic:: o~ ~~~~r~;:~~.J~~::~~ ~~~ ~~~~.~~~~.~~~e a:=~~~~ or .... .... meeting a quorum was present and the Council sp~y-~ccepted its obligation to loyally cooperate with the ·National Council and its representatives in promoting the program of the Boy Scouts of America in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and By-Laws, policies and re ations of the Boy &outs of America. · -- ·-. Signed 21.4~~!!!.?#.. ~1~~~.@::.~ ............................ Scout Executive BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA (Incorporated February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.) , �I. THE COUNCIL 1. As of December 31, 1942, we had ............... alf......;Council mem~ers, which included representatives of. .........lf;O...... % of the institutions or groups of citizens within our jurisdiction which sponsor Troops or Packs. In accordance with the policy of the Boy Scouts of America, ·major religious groups of our territory are represented in the · Council and Executive Board in the following numbers: Council ................................... .Jewish.......................... ; Catholic. ............- ............ ; Protestant......... :.~.......... . Executive Board..................Jewish.....................1;....... ; Catholic.: .............. ,a ...,.........; Protestant. ........................ . 2. Amendments to our Constitution and By-Laws wer~ 'adopted in 1942. These amendments have been approved by the National Council. (If not, attach copies.) D D Yes Yes OsNo D No 3. This Council has ............... -1 ............. organized Districts with fu!lctioning District Committees. There are .. :............Q..............Districts yet to be organized. Of these we will organize.............. Q.......... .in 1943. .......... ............. ... .. ......Districts are sharing in financing this Council. 4. We have an average of one Commissioner for every.... ,....f ...............institutions sponsoring Troops or Packs, and expect to make this one Commissioner for every .................4 .......... .institutions by December 31, 1943. ...meetings of our Executive Board . During 1942 there were ..............J. ..................meetings of our Council and .....................J.. (except July and August) during 1942, and the rest averaged ........ 3~U}I' meetings. 5. ..... :..... :O............... of our District Committees met monthly, 6. Our annual meeting is held in the month of.. ..................... ~............................................................ :. Officers and members of our Council serve for one year beginning.............J.r~ ... J.d..................................................... . Number of 7. Functioning of Council and Districts repreCommittees sented on each rri ~ ~ .... .... ...... Council I Executive Board a Organization and Extension Leadership Training Advancement Camping and,Activities · Finance u Other Committees: II. a I ::;;: Health and Safety ::;;: 0 I B I I CHECK THOSE FUNCTIONING WELL a •• .. a •• • No.of Members £or 1943 ADDITIONAL COMMENTS at a 1t 1£\ la I I 13 FINANCE 1. In making Scouting available to the boys of our territory during · 1942, net operating expenditures amounted to $ .... .IO•.ltf.,fl That we may not only continue, but may strengthen and extend our Council. service and bring Scouting to an increased number of boys in 1943, we have planned a net operating budget of$ ...... ~.~~~.~...... *. 2. We had an employed Executive staff 0£.. ............... :4............. men December 31, 1942. We plan to incre~se this staff by the employ~ent of.. .............. ,.O.................. additional men in 1943. 3. In order to assure proper handling and accounting for the. funds entrusted· to· this Cou,ncil, our accounts (@~Jtttftri i~lilto ~'\mt~~t.f!) audited by......... P.e21l.,.... ~ ...Ml~....8t.... C:...,..,... (State whether professional accountants or Auditing Committee.) * These figures should agree with corresponding totals in Finance Committee report. have been w~ �Form 0-589E-80001142 REPORT OF LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE-1942 i.... . . ,......................................................................................... I ....... NAME OF COUNCIL... .................~j.~:~"';<·:~tf... :~tt,\l..,i,.).,..... 1if..~,.A,._ .... RegionNo ................... HEADQUARTERS· CITY........................................................................................................................................ STATE....................•.... :.,... •·:····:.......................................... . Council No........~....... . RESULTS IN BASIC TRAINING* As of December 31, 1942, we have accomplished the followin~ towar,d providing all of the key leaders of our registered units with BASIC TRAINING•: Leaders and Assistants (not Committeemen) with INTRODUCTORY TRAINING· ("Fundamentals of the Boy Scout Movement" or Total "Elements of .l)cout Leadership-Part I") l:'[umber registered 12/31/42 ..............•.................. ;Number with Introductory Training ........... "'1i?.,I ................; Per cent ....~$.,.:%; Objective 12/31/43 Per cent ........... Jll ........... %. UNITS HAYING a LEADER with BASIC TRAINING• Number registered 12/31/42 Have completed Basic Training• 1'Juml5er % Scoutmasters 'I.I.,;...~ At. Assistants tit~ ~ Cubmasters ~ Assistants 1ti\ • Skippers •s m ~ Mates Objective 12/31/43 Number registered 12/31/42 % • • 143 Troops Ul M Neigh'd Patrols WA • Packs M ·M . . Number having a Leader with Training Numlier % , Explorer Leaders Rover Crews Assistants Rov.er and Air Scout Leaders Air Squadrons • ... '' % U! ~ • I • ·60 M Neigh'd Dens Ships and S. S. Patrols Exp. Troops and Patrols· Objective 12/31/43 1 ' Assistants TOTALS · "BASIC TRAINING means.completion of the appropriate training as follows: I. Scoutmasters and Assistants-Scoutmasters Course or Elements of Scout Leadership, Parts I and II, or former equivalent 2. Cubmasters and Assistants-Elements of Cub Leadership 3. Skippers and Mates-Skippers Course or Elements of Seascout Leadership 4. Explorer Leaders and Assistants-Explorer Leaders Course 5. Rover and Air Scout Leaders and Assistants-I, 3, or 4 above UNITS WITH LEADERS TRAINED IN OUTDOOR WORK a. Troops having at least one leader with training in Camping-course in . "Troop Camping'', or "Elements of Scout Leadership,-Part III''-(Short Term Camping). b. Sea Scout Ships and Patrols having at least one leader with training in "Sea Scout Camping and Cruising". · STATUS 12/31/42 OBJECTIVE 12/31/43 Number ........aJ. ............. . Percent .........! Number,. ..... Percent ......... .............. .. .10.. . . . . . . . . . . Jt. . . . .. D.............. .......8.0....,.............. 11 COMMISSIONERS WITH TRAINING a. Number registered Commissioners .................................... . b. Have completed a Commissioners' Training Course. Number ........... :4 ............. Percent ........•.............. I Number ............................. . c. Have Basic course for Unit Leaders, but not Commissioners' Course. LEADERS WITH SCOUT EXPERIENCE a. Had Scout Experience starting with Tenderfoot Rank. Percent ........ ~: ............ . 40 ................................. .. .m. . . . . . . . . . Number ...................... . Percent ........ /ll: ............. The above information and that on the reverse side represent our Training Report for 1942 and our plans for 1943. SIGNED.....................................................................................................................................................................................Chairman, Leader~hip Training Committee DATE.................................................................. SIGNED .....................................................................................................................................................................SCOUT EXECUTIVE �1942 TRAINING RECORDS AND 1943 OBJECTIVES "FUNDAMENTALS OF THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT," the Introductory .Training Session for all leaders of Scouting-Council and District officers as well as unit leaders. Di.iring 1942 this Council conducted this session..........f................. times with........l.11 ........ Jeaders receiving the training. Approximately the following percent of leaders have completed this Introductory Training or its previous equivalent. Council Members...................1 .......... %; Board Members ........................1 ........ %; Disfrict Committeemen...............0 .............. %; Commissioners .............. 40........... %; Merit Badge Counsellors ....................1 ......... %; Troop and Pack Committeemen ..............t................ %. 1942 No.of Courses Conducted District Council 1943 No.of Certificates Issued CHECK COURSES PLANNED District . Council CERTIFICATES AND AWARDS -1942 Scoutmasters' Course BASIC TRAINING Elements o~ Cub Leadership 1. Skippers' Course (Do not include Introductory Sessions) i 2. Training Awards issued Scoutmasters' Keys...................._~··-····· ..-······ \ Scouter's Training Awards ........!li..................... Skipper's Keys_..............·--··p-················TOTAL -·-···-····· ..-·-·-··"'--·-·----·-·-· Explorer Leaders' Course Air Scout Leaders~ ~~:;~;te~~-~~:~~~.•'.::Jlivin_: Course OUTDOOR Troop Camping TRAINING Short Term Camping (Elements III) Sea Scout Camping and Cruising UNIVERSITY COURSES The following Courses· 1iave been conducted in Colleges, Seminaries, etc., located in this Council. These Courses and Certificates issued are included in the Council totals. OTHER Health and Safety TRAINING Standard First Aid Principles of Scout and JPart I ) Part II Cub Leadership No. Ce_rti- Collell'.e Credit Name of No School Courses ficates Yes Commissioner's Course Emergency Service (Leaders) Messenger Service (Leaders) Pack Organization Troop Organization Merit Badge Co~nselors Troop Committeemen x Advanced Certificate x x x Other Courses TOTAL COURSES AND CERTIFICATES THE TRAINING COMMITTEE AND ITS OPERATION men and includes.................l ~embership ofghe Council Leadership Training Committee consists of................. sentatives and.......- .........................members-at-large. . Committees. . . . T raining h ~ve. D"istrjt h. 3 · 3:..·····--D"1stncts, of whi c...................... .T.he Counci.1 has............. Training Committee Meetings Held 1942: Council........................... Distnct........................... . D.. . . . . The Council fes volunteer course direc~on; or jstructors i~ the following courses. ( chec~v) : . . . . . . . District Repre- ·1f ~~~=:~:~~~:.~::·.:·.~::~:·,~."."."."."."~.~:···Ot;~;7::~:se~....:~ ~ ~ ·: .·:.·.·.~·.-.·.:·.:·.~- -~· · .".·~:.·.·:.".".".".'.....:.~ =-~.~ : : : ·.:·.: ·:.: ·.:·.:·.: : ·.:·:.·.·.· · =-~ ~ ~-~: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : '.....~~-~~·~·~····~~~·····=~·~-~-~.~·.:::::::·.~~:::::·.:·.~::·.·.:·.:: . The Committee and. Executive Staff have given these course leadef special ins~ruction t~rough the fol~owing (cf ck v) : Faculty Courses or Institutes..................................., Personal Conferences................:................... , Regional Institutes for Trainers...............:................... . Does the Commifee have available a training inventory which indicates, by Districts, the key leaders with and without training? Yes.--..······-···:..., N 0 .........---······-· Training in 1942 was conducted la.rgely on a District basis........- ................., Council basis......... _:!!·-·-···· �Form 0-539C-S0001142 Make sure business related to December ex· piratlons is accounted for according to procedure announced In Dr. West's Bulletin # 20, Series of 1941. REPORT OF. ORGANIZ ATION AND EXTENSION COMMITTEE - 1942 Chl~~ . --·1 t D,.:;:.A•. Id. Name of Council ; till • Headquarte rs City ~-~· TABLE 1 1. Total Troops* (a) Sea Scout Ships Total on Dec. 31, 1941 ltl 4 (b) Sea Scout Patrols (in Troops) State New in 1942 • Net Separations in 1942 (See note) 16 4 l # Transfers due to Territory changes Out In , Region No. Council No. ,.,.~ Total Dec. 31, 1942 dl I 1 Estimated New in 1943 11 3 Estimated Net Separations in 1943 Objectives for Dec. 31, 1943 lit 10 l ',, l l 2 3 I,) 2 (c) Explorer Troops (d) Explorer Patrols (in Troops) l l (e) Rover Crews (£) Air Squadrons :) 0 2 (g) Air Scout Patrols (in Troops) 2 .;( .. a 5 IS ~ ..... (h) Neighborhood Patrols (i) Lone Scout Tribes (j) Negro Troops ·44 (k) Indian Troops 2. Total Scouts** (a) Sea Scouts (b) Explorer Scouts (c) Rover Scouts (d) Air Scouts (e) Lone Scouts (£) Negro Scouts (g) Indian Scouts 3. Total Scouters 4. Total Packs Negro Packs ~ • I ,.. 144$ 11 ""\j ., "*" ais l~ M 111 1{~ 18 8 Negro Cubs 6. Total Cubbers (including Den Mothers Den Mothers ail 6 1 8 l 4~ ~ WO •" 80 104 la I •• • • Vi~'5 :tll :~~ ' -.. 14 .. 1 J 1:.;ff Neighborhood Dens 5. Total Cubs 10 ·*** •• • • WI ' 47 .,. l llM • I ea • 113 11 8 lat l ..• ~ 3 60 100 u 0 a *'° '" -·~... ~ 1 1'5 •• 10 1114 • ' m lml 181 ll Den Chiefs #"Net Separations" equals total separated minus "separated· reregistered." Neighborhood Patrols and Lone *Include in figures on this line total number of all Troops, Explorer Troops, Rover Crews, Sea Scout Ships, Air Squadrons, follow. which (i) to (a) lines of sum the be notnecessarily Scout Tribes. This will in 1942" include only boys who were **Include in figures on this line total number of all Scouts in above indicated units and Lone Scouts. In column "New new in Scouting in 1942. This will not necessarily be the sum of lines (a) to (f) which follow. from some other branch of ***In second column "New in 1942,'' include all boys who entered these branches of Scouting in 1942, whether Jhq transferred ~ $ Scouting or not. (a) New 12-year-olds regVed in 1942................................................,...... EtJmated new 12-year-old Scouts in 1943.-.......................- ...·-····-·-··--· 31, 1942. (b) We had on record............................................. Scout Troops and.............................................Cub Packs expired and not reregistered on Dec. I• �TABLE 2 A-Tenure achieved in 1942 by Scouts and by Assistant Scoutmasters under 21 who have been ·Scouts. (1) .... .. ,. - Less than 1 Year (a) Number on roll Dec. 31, 1942 who attained respective years of tenure in 1942 (2) 1 Yeai: 18 (b) Number Net Separated in 1942 who attained respective years of I tenure in 1942 (3) (c) Total (a+b) who attained respective years of t~nure in 1942 ~ 1414 Less than 1 Year 1*··· (d) Total who will attain respective years of tenure in 1943 2 Years J..a9 441.:J. 115 3 Years 5 or more Years 4 Years '1<)0· ~ ans " ,,,• 4Da 1 Year TOTAL •• Ut lA lfmt B-OBJECTIVES FOR 1943-2, 3, or 4 year Scouts in 1943 come from the 1, 2, and 3 year Scouts of 1942 Sor more Years 4 Years 3 Years 2 Years TOTAL :l~(i 3).~} 3,-'3'1(1 (1) When lapsed Troops reregister only Scouts and Assistant Scoutmasters under 21 who reregister with the Troop shall be credited with years of tenure . attained during the lapsed period of the Troop. (2) Scouts attain tenure only on anniversaries of the date they first became Scouts, which is not necessarily the same as the reregistration date of the Troop. Separated Reregistered Scouts lose tenure credit for the period they were not registered. (3) Do not include Scouts separated in 1942 who did not attain an additional year of tenure in 1942 before separating. ( 4) Information for both sections A and B of this table may readily be obtained from the Gray Scout Service Chart. If your Council does not keep this chart a request to the Supply Service will bring you the "Gray Scout Service Manual". Please check whether Council keeps the Gray Scout Service Chart: Yes O ; No TABLE 3 MEMBERSHIP FACTORS BY POPULATION GROUPS Classify units by population groups, then secure data for each group from unit records so classified. 500,000 and over 100,000 to 500,000 ANNUAL 12-YEAR-OLD BOY CROP. Check totals in last colmn, these 4 lines against corresponding totals in Table 1. Check Table 4 below similarly. A. New Scouts during 1942 B. Total Scouts Dec. 31, 1942. C. Total Troops Dec. 31, 1942. D. Net dropped Troops during 1942. TABLE 4 S f Use same pop'n. group l headings as in Table 8. A-New Cubs in each group in 1942. I B-Total Cubs, Dec. 31, 1942. C-Number of Packs in each group Dec. 31, 1942. D-Packs dropped in each group in 1942. TABLE 5 I I 25,000 to 100,000 10,000 to 25,000 2,500 to 10,000 Under I 2,500 and o.c. TOTAL 1• :rm 14146 ..... ~ ibV UU.5 lal 30 U'Sl. 18 a 16 ... m •• i I ! :£R ~ 00 ~ 3 a& ~) 4 ORDERLY EXIT PLAN -1942 Death Total Separated Scouts During 1942. . Transfers 1! I . Junior Alumni Promotion I Dropped l.OW I TOTAL 1mrl m ~ Durmg 1942...................................................... of our Cubs became 12 years old. Of these, ..........................:...........................became Scouts. TROOP BUDGET AND PACK THRIFT PLAN The Council has a definite plan for promoting the Troop Budget and Pack Thrift Plan (check one) Yes~; No 11.0 .......................... ~ ........ Troops .................. ~.~........ Packs 73 . %) ( ...... 54%) ( .................. . . . o. ~ 80 %) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1943. . . . . . . . . .Troops ( ......... 11 were on Thrift Plan Dec. 31, 1942; Objective :.................................... Packs ( ..........:....... %) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1943. were on Budget Plan J?ec. 31, 1942; Obiecbve :.......... Signed..................................=.................................................................... Chr. Organization and Extension Committ~~ .. "I �Form 0·689D·80001142 REPORT OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE-1942 Name of Council Ohl. . . Ommcd.1, :a.;;.A. JM. REGION No . ~-·~COUNCIL No!SSI._· _.'---- ~d•• State ·-'-'-mil=. =·•"'--·_ __ RECORD OF YEAR-ROUND CAMPING-JAN. 1 to DEC. 31, 1942 Headquarters City . Based on the statement in "Camping Policies" on "Council Supervision of the year-round Camping Program of the Troops," please state below the numb~r <;>f Troops as of December 31, 1942 you consider are in Groups 1 and 2: (See Bulletin No. 5 of the "Chief Scout Executive," March 31, 1939.) GROUP 1: Number of Troops with an effective Camping Program ........... ,..............................Troops • (Adequate year-round outdoor program averaging one outing feature each month.) 2: A: Number of Troops doing some camping but not up to the standard of Group 1 SI Troops .......................................... 42 .................................. :.......Troops B: Number of Troops doing NO camping TOTAL ABOVE GROUPS (Check with Org. and Ext. Committee report, "Total Troops, Dec. 31, 1942") .......1a ......................Troops ESTIMATE NUMBER of SCOUTS having NO CAMPING in 1942: .................&m ............................................Scouts. This is valuable in measuring the job to be accomplished, and for the information of the Local Council as well as the Home Office. Obviously this estimate must be based on a report from Troops at the end of the year. *Troops=Troops, Ships, Neighborhood Patrols Explorer Troops, Tribes, Rover Crews Membership, June 30, 1942 was .... li.3...........Troops*, .......81.. . . Scouts. "Total belonging during the year": ...~~.......... Scouts (''5) YEARLY SUMMARY COUNCIL SUPERVISED CAMPING Include Tours, Cruises, Camporees, Agricultural Service Camps, etc. Do Not Include Scouts from other Councils Long Short Term (*1) Term (*2) A. CHARTERED TROOPS I. On Council Site . 1. Number of Troops...-··-··--2. Number differen~ Scouts......... 3. Number Troop Scouters........... 1 ta .a> 1461 2't 4. Number Scout Days (*3) ...... 1~ .Lo.184 1 a4 1 Total Negro Scouts, June 30, 1942 Negro Scouts in Long Term Camps I Sep~rate 3 IL Off Council Site 1. Number of Troops........................ 2. Number different Scouts........ 3. Number Troop Scouters........... 4. Number Scout Days (*3) ..... a 188 . 14 41 B. PROVISIONAL TROOPS I. On Council Site 1. Number different Scouts........ 2. Number Scout Days (*3) ............ G 49'2 II. Off Council Site 1. Number different Scouts........... 2. Number Scout Days (*3) ............ c. s.". . . " Included in Yearly Summary are: Council-wide Camporee District Camporees .................. ..... ............ Agricultural Service Camp Sea-Scout Rendezvous .................. Tours Outside Council ........... ...... TOTALS I. Number different Scouts (*4) II. % of Membership (*5) ............... III. Number Scout Days (*3) ......... - is.a 118 .. 1461 491 1499 H H Number of Tours Philmont " ' .... .... ............. .................. Scouts Scouts Scouts Scouts Scouts Scourers Tours Scouts .................. Scourers Plan to have Philmont trip in 1943: Camp for Negro Scouts Yes. ....... ;No ..~ .. .. Scouts Scouts ...;~~~-"... ;No ... 673 i:ur·· PROMOTION Summer Camp promotion chiefly by Troops...... ; direct with Scouts .... Have pl!J.n for advising Troops on all-year camping program, using "Troop Camping Objectives," etc. Yes .. ...... ;No. ...... Earning and Saving for camp promoted in Troops: Yes ..... ... ;No... .. ... Short term camping reports by Troops are secured: Yes ... ..... ;No ... x x x x PROGRAM 1942 Outdoor program included the following: (Check) Senior Camping......... ; Cub "Outings" (on family, den or pack basis) ......... ; Winter Camp......... ; Sea Scout Cruises ......... ; Vacation Day Camps................... "'!/' Summer Camp on Troop and Patrol basis: Yes .... :'~.; No .... (*1) Camping periods of six days or more should be reported under Long-Term. ( *2) Camping periods of less than six days and not less than overnight should be reported under Short-Term. ( *3) A Scout Day is twenty-four hours or less including overnight. (The classification Scout Days is utilized here in order that the volume of camping can be related to the number of individual Scouts participating. This will indicate the average number of days each Scout is camping. The Local Council effort should be to increase the number of camping days per Scout as well as to increase the number of Scouts camping.) (*4) The total on this line is different Scouts camping during the year. It will not necessarily equal the sum of the attendance in the four previous classifications. (Estimate if necessary.) (*5) In computing the percentage of Long-Term Camping for the year, divide the number of different Scouts camping by the June 30 membership. In computing the percentage in Short-Term Camping for the year, divide the number of different Scouts camping by the "Total Belonging During the Year" membership. The "Total Belonging" equals the "Number on record at the Beginning of the Year". plus the "New During the Year" plus Scouts separated prior to 1942 and re-registered in 1942. This should agree with Scout figure in first table on page 3, Section IV of Charter Application. �1942 FINANCIAL STATEMENT-CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL $-·--·······--- Council budget appropriation for camping Capital Expt"nse 2a2()2,W:.6~ $----~ Expenditures for Budgeted Capital Outlay $. Capital Bills outstanding not included OPERATING RECEIPTS: OPERATING EXPENSE 1$_.e...88 From Camper fees ·····-····~·········-·-······-··········$ ..... From other sources (Canteen etc.) ...... $.............. For Food by Council •.•...•.............:·-·-····-·--·------·- .aft.._18 Total above items ·····-···-··············-·-·······-····-·····--····· "(Enter this figure i1,1 Finance Com. report, Col. 2) Original Budget appropriation for Camp Operation...... Total Receipts -···-·-·-·-··-·-·-·---·····-·-····--•oo········· (A) Operating JJl!i~ul!ei> ~ .,~ or Deficit ( B - A) ........... 0000 For Transportation by Council ---·-····-·-·······--·····-·-·-····-$......:347.0StH For Salaries and Wages -·······-·····-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·······-····-····-····-·-·· For Income producing sources (canteen, etc.)·--····-···· Other Operating Expenditures --··--·-·····-····-·--·-·······-········ Total of above Expenditures ··-··········-···-·······-·······-·-·--··--·· Bills .outstanding not included above --·····--····-·--··-········ $.............................•.... 46798 $......................... ~ ..... $...·-·--····-·-··· $ .. _.l.Qt~ll S--·-·-·-···----·$______4"~1fl;I4i Total Operation Expense ·····-·-·············-·-····-······-·· ( B) $-············--·-··-by........•.............•.......•....•.............•.................•....•..... Public Accountants - l•.....m>.•....11.G......................................... 194......, Camp accounts (were) ( ~ audited on ..•....... PM;, PHYSICAL FACILITIES •wJ:a• MltobeU: t"l O>. (List only changes since December 31, 1941) CAMP NAME No. of acres I I I No. of I Troop VALUATION CONTROL* I Sites I Land I I I Bldgs. Equipment I I Type of Camp** Used year around I I I * State whether" site is: (!) Owned by Council (if mortgaged or other indebtedness state amount), (2) Leased (state from whom and length of term), (3) Rented from year to year (state amount of rental) , ( 4) other (describe). •• State whether site is used for (I) Long•term, (2) Short•term, (3) Wilderness Camp, etc. Were plans for any of the above submitted to the Camping and Activities· Service, Engineering Service, or Health and Safety Service for advice and help? Please specify ·····-·-·-·····--··········-·······-····-····-····-····-················-····-····-····-····-····-·----·········-·-·············--····-··········-···-····-····-····-····-················-····-··········-····-·············-····-·-·······························-··········-····-············-- PERSONNEL .....u . . · ----············-····-:: ~ ·i"• ~u · · ,......•..........•..............•................•....-..········-····-··Camp Director ..........-··-·····-~·-···..::···-'--·'··-·"'-·;·-·-·-·-·-····-·-·-·-·-·······-·············-·-·D1d he have Camp D.irector •s comfillss1on lf more than one camp is operated...,.-list additional. directors below. I.~.... Jeeoohwll@ (l*..«-.} . . Number on central Camp Staff?.. . oo·•···················-~---·-················How many N& State if they hold Camp Director's commissions. CAMP STAFF ~~........•........... How many Adults. (over !~····--· are registered Scouters? ........•..... 21) ?.....•.......... Number of Provisional Troop Staff?..........-·-····-····--·-····-·····Of these, how many are registered Scouters?.............................. How many Adults (over 21) ?..........·-····-····---····· 1fHow many have no previous . Scoutmg . . $ d couts. s ?··---·-··oo-•oo·······-··········· How many are oIer connection., ·····--·-·oo·-··········-····-······ . APPRAISAL OF CENTRAL CAMP STAFF Camp Position NAME I Scouti~g Connection I Age I Would you Re· appoint? If not• I QUALITY OF SERVICE ---..,---~_..,.1----,-1---,1--- I Exe. Good Aver. Fair Poor Number of Weeks on Staff I Rate of Pay Per Week (If necessary, attach sheet -with names and appraisal und~r headings above.) * If you would not recommend reemployment, send in full particulars. · · ,•• a 43 Further comments: ·-·----·---------····-····-····-···-···-····-··········-·······---·-·-·-·······-····-·············-····-····--·······-····-····-···············-····-·····Date--·-····----·-················-········-····-····-·-· 19__ _ (Signed) -·········-····-··--·· ..·-···········---···········-·-·-··---····················-····-·--···············-··········-····-··oo•···············-····························:········--·--············-··············--·-·-·-··-····-····-····-·-····--·-···············--·---·· Chairman, Camping and Activities Committee Street·--····-····-····-····-····-·--····-·········-·--····-····-·--····-··········~····-····-····-····· Scout Executive Note: Attach copies of camp bulletins, reports, special program features, photos, etc. · City..·-······-····-·······-·-····-··············-····-···-····-State..--····-··-·-···-·-···-······· NOTE: Civic Service and Special Events arecovered elsewhere in the Council report. �Form 0·689B·B000114ll REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE-1942 Region No . _·__.fi ....· _ __ Name.of Council._-~!l!l~~~Li~lDSUJl,...lLJ:b~Ll~b-.-~-----1 Council N o . _s=··=·-··_ __ CitY---"-'~"""-"-="--------~-­ (Please use only following classification. This is for purpose of National record and comparison) Headquarters EXPENDITURES-1942 I. Operating Expenditures: Indicate if for period other than calendar year BUDGET-1943 Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Total Expenditures Special Receipts Net Expenditures (See Note I below) (Col. 1 minus Col. 2) '" 1. Executive Salaries* ------ $ A 2. Office Salaries ---------------3. Retirement Contrib'ns ... 4. Rent, Light, Heat, Insurance, Telephone ........... l,?:ID.lft 1.~.ll a.. mu.oo a.••;.t,-0 451.33 483-86 i!M..t)O sa1.n 1.4\ln.tJO 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. Office Supplies -------------Postage ---------------------------Transportation . ....................... Publicity -------------------------Camping ----,--------------------Senior Scouting ........................ Cubbing ·-·----------------···---Leadership Training and Conferences ________ ,___ Ma (Ml 1.t•~tl 14. 15. .16. 17. National Quota -------------Charter Fee --·----------------Campaign Expenditures Interest on Indebtedness (See Note 2 below) ______________ . 18. Miscellaneous . TOTAL OPERATINr; e-.a1 .... lf.I~ .,... 1.aoo.00 21.<~ 2.~~00 lf.a S.708•.16 ••• n.a-.ae ... ; fl/Q 00 ea.a as.11 ea.ia roe.no ~~ mo.ra ••co . 71.00 6.,13.f» 311,.90 I f ?00• 11 •.oo 100.0fit a<#...00 "•® &.1•·· ..,~.et&.• t'Kle.00 I a.m.w t.?St.ft .. ft .-.v.eo Bal.~3, 0.4$.,2$ &,~ $ .1.151.00 1.. •·aa • 13. Circuses, M. B. Shows and other activities ________ $ $ :Iiliil.o& 361.oo ro..:uw.'13 . &-0.00 .25,{m.oo II. Capital Expenditures: 1. Office Equipment---------2. Camp Property------------3. Automobile . .................................... TOTAL CAPIT AT III. Total of Operating and Capital (I 11) + lal.49 L'll... 1m.e 11.8.. G M~~~rll Z,.700'.1& m.t»G..a 100.,00 I ltlO.OO ~{$.100.00 I! . . <;, IV. Revolving Accounts: (National Funds) 1. BOYS' LIFE------------------2. Registrations ------------------3. Scout Supplies ............................... TOTAL REVOLVING v. mo.OS ... '°"•" ~~-" ...~- Endowment, Trust Funds or other Permanent Investments VI. Obligations Paid (See Note 3 below) 3ltl•··f;i6 ~.sao.11v $_.(~·· '·®'·· S•Q{Xl.OO NOTE 1-Report as Special Receipts only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc." which are incidental to certain Cou:ri.cil activities. Also report Revolving Account receipts in second column. ' NOTE 2--Do not include payments to reduce "principal" indebtedness. NOTE 3-This refers to repayment of loans, the proceeds of which have been previously expended, bills and other obligations which have been charged to the various items of the budget in previous years and so reported. *Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transportation allowances. Do not distribute any salaries to other budget items. . (OVER) �Analysis by population groups of income from contributions for 1942 Council operation. Income ·from areas where Council participates in Community Chest Chest allocation I er............................................. Communities of 58fJjll0 Q $ Income from ¥~as ·where Council does not participate in Chest Supplemental* contributions $ $ :.u.fta?....48 Total $ • •,~~. . . ,...,..... ~-....'!-. " " " " " " 100,000 to " 25,000 " " 10,000 " " 2,500 " 500,000.................................... ' 100,000.................................... 25,000......................:............. 10,000........:.............:·............. •' under 2,500 and open country....~............. $ *Did Chest approve? " ·21aU,IJ) )l.113,$ $ $ TOTAL........................... Yes_ _ No~ 14.0&11 . $. ~·"·" .. (Check one) Funds for the 1943 budget outlined on pr('.ceding page ~~~rn"r• l:ieen raised. NOTE-If funds not yet raised, state plans for securing funds here --~-·.~-·· _.·_·_·=·_·_~_._·· ....::·!$p'-J_d.•_·-~-··_. _._.·-·_tf':::...'_·-~-· _·_··_ _ 'bglM!M Wil 1. l~~- Budget for 1944, or next fiscal year, will be adopted by Executive Board abou..___f>~_·_v_,.._1-'•'-·_U_943._._. _.- - - - - (Date) Assets, 12-31-42 *Fixed - Real Estate Current-'Cash on hand and in bank $ f;;i6tl611$l B.stL• Unpaid Pledges $ 33_..250.00 3.~:?t~.00 Camp Equipment Supplies for Resale Office Equipment Securities Automobile 3 1,(MJ(I~® *Present Value Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-42 Operations-Accounts and Bills Payable$ 357.10 Capital-Accounts and Bills Payable $ Notes Payable Notes Payable Mortgages · TOTAL o__ :ljf.,l/J This Council has Trust or Endowment funds, as of December 31, 1942, totaling$ TOTAL,_ _ _ _ fl~fi•OO of which$._ _ _ _ __ was received during the year 1942. We are using (a) Standard Declaration of Trust_________, or (b) some other form approved by National Counci..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _____ A comprehensive Five-year Financial Plan ~· been developed which has been in. effec years. . . . . .~ i(lii li'lewi..ib. in ~ea. . . . . .. . as not Council directed ..c_ampaign or campaigns ar.e to be. held on the following dates .m 1943 = = - - - - - - - - - - - - 0\l'tH&ld:e· ot ~\V Co. W.'1. "' Jsrt!ln O"'~rmd.ffF ruM in QM• ~ Remarks, Explanations or Addition.~-------------------------------- Signed-----------Chr. Finance Committee �Form 0-539G-30001142 REPORT OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE-1942 Name of Council. .............. ~J;\~~~~.... ~~.l.1- . . ~:!~~.!f~:! .... :~H~ ............................................................. . Region No. ........... Headquarters City ............~~~~~~............................................................................. State ............ ~~- Council No. . .•..... The following report presents the activities and accomplishments under the direction of this Committee during the year 1942, covering the three major aspects of our Health and Safety program, i.e., Protection, Education and Service. 1. The membership of this Committee includes ..... Jt............. District Health and Safety Chairmen and the following technical ·experts, as checked: Safety..... ~ ........ ; Public Health .. -........ ; Medicine .•...... ; Aquatics ....... ;Fire Prevention .... ~....... ; Firearms ...... ~ ....... ; First Aid...... # ...... ; Emergency Service ... :-. ........ ; Farm Safety... ...... ; Mountaineering .. . 2. During 1942 the meeting places oL ..... Jt ............... of our Troops and other units ( ... Q .. % ) were inspected under the direction of this Committee. Standard inspection form No. 1153 w~ot used. During 1942 an inspection of the Council camp .,:S~~llJt made by the Committee with ........' :...............members paruc1patmg ... . ...........~ .............Troop Camps, off the Council campsite, were held during the year, of whieh.....0. ........were inspected by the Committee. 3. 4. Procedures to insure that all carriers used for the transportation of Scouts on Scouting activities were in proper condition for such uses, with adequate insurance coverage, h~;:,:ot been in effect during 1942. 5. The plan for medical examination of new Scouts is in effect in .... Jl ........... of our Troops ( ....................... %) Form No. 1154 is;;;.t used. 6. Pre-camp medical examination is required for all who attend the Council camp as checked: Scouts ............... ; Camp Leaders :llt .... ; Food Handlers .......l.'t......... Form 952 and 952A ~ used. are Recheck of Scouts, Leaders and Food Handlers ~ . made by a medical doctor after arrival at camp. 1S .·. 7. ....9 ........Training courses in Health and Safety were given by this Council during the year with having completed the course. 8. We have an Emergency Service Corps of Senior Scouts with ............M: ...9 .......different Scouters .......qualified members. We h=ot a Mobilization Plan. 9. All cases of serious or fatal accidents or illness involvins Scouts, Scourers, or guests incident to Scouting activities in this Council during 1942 have been promptly reported to the National Council, with the following exceptions with reasons ........................ . ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... .......... ......... ....... ....... .. ..... ....... .. .......................................................... ...................................................... .................................................................................................................................................................. . ~ 10. ~ We have cooperated with the following local Health and Safety agencies in their activities .................................................................... . ..... ~~~~- ... ~:~.... ~,~~~~~.~.... ~~~:t.... :~-r;~~~ ...1-l:~ ....~:~!....................................................................................................................... . 11. Our Program as planned for 1943 includes the following, as checked: a) Complete organization of Committee including all technical experts and chairmen of District Health and Safety Committees ...... ~.......................... . b) Medical examination of new Scouts in all Troops . . ............. .,or in. 10 ....... % of our Troops. c) Program of Inspection as checked: Troop and other unit meeting places .•......... ; Council and Troop Camps ... ~........... ., .. All transportation equipment. ... ; Sea Scout watercra f t ............................. .. d) Emergency Service Corps ... ~ ......... with. e) Training Courses in Health and Safety ... ~... .. qualified members by December 31; Mobilization Plan.. ...... (No. of courses ...... ~.............. .). Signed ................................................................................................................................................ Chai,rman, Health and Safety Committee �Form 0-689H-30001142 (5) EMPLOYED STAFF FOR 1943 (Please state all salaries. Use extra sheet if necessary) NOTE: Because of its relationship to Retirement and Group Insurance it is essential that this report be accurate and complete. 8 Region No. -·~·· - - Council No,161_· nc_,._._______ J.,...,,_._...la•..,,S.....,.J1.,_.•.____..J.. l ... ..._.. """'--.",..,Y'--"'Ommo""·'""· Name of Council.__ _ ____,,Qhi....,...·.,.,dme-. ·-.;s,:I Headquarters City_ _ _--"-ltf'J=-=ilfi=·rJ.=··hl=·~G~---------------- State '.ferm,., · Check in lh~se columns participants in Retirement Plan (R.P.) & Group lnsura.p.Ge. (G.I.) R.P. 1943 Salaries $ Home Address_----'l.=631=·='=-----:V-=i=ft=IO=·l'l~·-'-A-'-'iW'-".·=••_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Tel. 'I•~ ·•- -·oo -tz~ .,. I G. I. I Assistant {A.S.E.) and Field (F.S.E.) Executives Name laatll···· Title* fte14\ ~oo:l ~:lltecmtl·'fe 1.,800~00 rteld t~c11t )-:~i\'1"8- i.100.00 x Afl:f)\,. ~r1ttt ;i;~~~tlff l.800!()() - Note: Above named members of Executive Staff must also .be listed on Roster for purposes of "Registration" Clerical Staff $ 11440.00 1.1•• 00 1.aeo.00 1.,noo"oo 000.-00 48011/(JO *Indicate part time employees, if any, by "P.T.'' after the title. **Do not include any allowances, i.e., transportation, etc., in salary figures. x x x x x - �j· 1~ 1· ,• '1 • a I I I ! I i I tt I I l I '' .,' ·l ) l I ! I l J l x I I I •• • •• ••• ••• l x I l ·I I lx l I l x I l \ J I l J xx I I ;. /:. ·' ' I1, l " 1-j .,; ,_ " .. ~tcd *'°* • .con I • ! • •• !. • I.GO* •' n.oo.k '·"°* I l ----: 10.0Chrk I ~ ·l 4 I I l 1 'l l •• Il x I x •• I t I I"I x I '. I I. '' I ' ~ Ii t I ! li x J; II '· ' i • . . .t f ,. •,' I �Form 0-539A-30001142 This copy for National Office D; Regional Office D; Local Office D. (Check appropriate box on each copy.) DO NOT WRITE HERE Charter Fee $_______ TRANSMITTAL SHEET Quota.__________ Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter Scouter Fees ________ Tota..____________ Region No._,,,l"-----Council No .....M8 ...· ......·.______ NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. Chl•~- Attached is the application of the_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Council, ___._Me'--.-'~"" .. '->hl-==·""9""*"--f$M"". "".~==•~-------~for renewal of charter for the year beginning July 1, 1943, together with reports as called for. State Headquarters City, Supplementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following: (If any of the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expected on the line marked "Date") Note: ~tems No. 1, 6, 7 and 8 should accompany application, and No. 5 if possible. 1. Charter Fee 2. Payment of Quota 3. Scouter Fees 4. aa Yes or No f•• Scouter Applications (No.) Yes or No re~ 5. Audit Report for 1942 Yes or No l'ttfi 6. Scout Executive's Report for 1942 Date f>0:t1,., !'es Yes or No l.948 Date ~ •·i.o.... 'I ..... ~- l, 1943 Yes or No 7. Civic Service Report for 1942 oo. 't t'l<A'\:I AW"llM Date Date tea 8. Program and Objectives for 1943 is enclosed ~,.,,. ._ '!I ""·Ar.I 9· Rost er will be mailed._ _ _tJ_•_.,,...__._Gi_,w·_•~41i<_._u>_·•-_·______ Date was mailed_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Date Signe------,.--------Scout Executive �4. This Council has accepted its quota of $bJKl.......... for the year 1943, and agrees to pay it to the treasurer of the National Council as follows:. in full herewith, $................-.:......... ; in...............11................ equal payments of $........... each during the months of. ............. ~...(J!li4................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... .. 5. Our total outstanding indebtedness as of December 31, 1942, amounted to $Uf .14. Of this amount, $af«lf> ...... . 11 is due the National Supply Service which the Council plans to liquidate by (date) .,.......,.,.... llQ...... . ...... through monthly payments of $................................. beginning............................................................................................................... . 6. This Council requests that for the period July 1, 1943 to June 30, 1944 credit be extended by the Supply Service for an amount not to exceed $1o.Otl'tl0 .......... at any one time, and agrees to maintain the account on a thirty day basis. This Council was incorporated under the laws of this State in the year 1....... The corporate name is: '"':···"""""'""'~"""""""'Q~at~... ~ .... ~ -v.. .-.......,. III. . . . . . . . . .:. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION . .l. This Council's memb~rship record of total boys and men follows: "TOTAL BELONGING" DURING THE YEAR .. - CUBS During 1941 During 1942 s.• CUBBERS* llt I.ii ...... SCOUTS SCOUTERS ... TOTAL BELONGING (See Note) "'° IAH f19 NOTE: For Cubs, Cubbers, Scouts, Scouters, (first 4 columns above) "Total Belonging" equals number on record at beginning of year, plus new during year, plus separated reregistered who were separated prior to 1942. ·For last column, use preceding formula and then deduct Cubs who became Scouts and Scouts who became Scouters. (Last column will not be sum of first 4 columns.) AS OF. DECEMBER 31: ..- CUBS December 31, 1941 December 31, 1942 1943 Objective - - ft1 CUBBERS* • 121 di .. .. SCOUTS .IJJll SCOUTERS UY a. &IM TOTAL .,, .... * "Cubbers" should include registered Den Mothers. 2. On December 31, 1942 we had .........JJll ........ .Troops which represent an Opportunity Index, that is, the opportunity for boys to be Scouts, of·~:$. ................... We propose to increase our total number of Troops to .... )...............by December 31: 1943, thus increasing our Opportunity Index to ... 4..4................ The highest 25 % of the Councils ip the country have an Opportunity Index of 4.8 or better. In 1942 we organized........ $1.............. new Troops and Dropped and failed to reorganize ........y .............Troops. }· During 1942 we enrolled.l~ .......... new Scouts, giving us a Recruiting Index oL.8r.8........... We propose. to enroll ... The highest 25% of the Councils in the country have a Recruiting Index of 45.0 or better. lt.~'.::J: .............. new Scouts during 1943 for a Recruiting Index oL33........ During 1942 we had a net dropped oL.lal.f. ......... Scouts. 4. On December 31, 1942 we had .......:at.................Cub Packs and expect to increase this to.............. ..... 31, 1943. During 1942 we dropped and failed to reorganize ........ 11................... ..Cub Packs. · 5. Packs by December We enrolled ...~ .......new Cubs during 1942, and expect to enroll........... new Cubs during 1943. 6. During 1942. ... J.:~. -·- ... different Scouts reached a tenure of 4 years in Scouting. By 1943 we expect Scouts will reach a 4-year _tenure. ·100- 7. On December 31, 1942 ..... ::................... %of our Troops were operating on the Standard Troop Budget Plan. We expect to increase this to .---- .. ·.•---···---·· _.... . % by the end of 1943. 8. 9. Approximately .. II .. _ .. % of our Scouts and .......IQ.. .... % of our Cubs as of December 31, 1942 had uniforms. Boy Fact Survey was conducted in........ l ...................... Districts in 1942, in.. I _ . Districts in 1941. �~ ,.$. . :. IV. CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES 1. During 1942 .............J....1-..... % of our Troops and ......... % of our Scouts were in camp for at least one week under their own leadership. We expect to increase this to ............. :a··········· % of our Troops and..............•........... % of our Scouts in 1943. 2. . i-·······'fll········· ... % of our Troops and .... ···········J.f ····· % of our Scouts h~p no camping experience (either short or Jong term camping) during 1942. (Check with corresponding· figures in Camping Jrril Activities. Committee report.) 3. This Council promoted an Activities program in 1942 including the following, as checked: Boy Scout Week participation .......g:•·Y.-········; :Circus, _or similar type .............................. ; M~it Badge Show.............................. ; Camporee...........(Jc,.............. ; Mobilization ............................. ; Agricultural Fair. participation ......... ;..... ·········:~.Yacation_ program· in addition to Camping.............................. ; Pilgrimages to historic shrines .............................. ; First Aid Demonstrations.........,..{;}: .. <~·····;· Troop Special Events...........i;f,..~lt •...... . ~·~ • . ;+· --~.. 'i: t -· . ' NOTE: Please use the following symbols to indicate· whether event is on a Couneil or District basis:-"C''-Council; "D"District; "N"-Neighborhood or Small Community; us.e any coml5ination of symbols if several types are held. . :.·.·. .. -~EAJ?ERSHIP. TR~:(~If'l:G1; Because,~~~~he impor~~~ce of t~aining as a ni_ajor responsibility and Loca!- Council activity, provlSlon 1s made this y~r for a separate ·l;~Oft emphas1zmg the 1ob that remams undone, as well as the JOb that has been accomplished, as also t~~ objectives for ·I9~1J:'his· is done "'.ith the understarlck ~t the special· r~QR training will be ·· <~" presented to the Executive Board as '~·;part pf t,he Council's annual ~~~port. V. ' VI. ,A_DVA~EMENrt' . I . ' '.;;· ··" --~,. '· .· . -_i .'"- .S~e s)t'_a.rate report. · · ,, of such meeting places were · Mobilization Plan VIII. READING PR~RAM ., ·. ·" ''-:--.. ·' ,:; BO:£~~.tf}'.; A. To• as subkri · ...;the iise of '"'' :::-··.' BOY-·.·· ::~\;.~ :~ihy all Scouts, we will help attain the National goal of "50% of all Scout membership '; \,; 1. ~- ·1·Progi:ess and Object~ eport'shciwed we had ... 1L6. % of our Scouts subscribing toBOYS' LIFE for a total · 6L ......•....... subscriptions on Dece ber 31, 1942. 2. Anticipating a reasonable increase in 1943 we have set a BOYS' LIFE objective of. ...............U...... % of our members as This will result in a total oL ........•...... subscriptions on December 31, 1943. subscriber~. B. GENERAL 1. No In 1942 this Council dJi~'• promote ..41; ..... ; b.) Reading Committee: Yes.. good reading. We used a.) Field Commissioner for reading: Yes X ..... , No ................ Committee had ...........I .................. , ....... members. 2. Reading has been promoted in...... ~'.$.of our Dist.tiers by Field Commissioners: Yes ............. ,No. )~ ..... , ~ or by ...... ·····i.ellMU.·~···fJ~;r-\toee~tl,·······,....······························································································································································································· 3. In 1943 we plan to use a.) Field Commissioner: Yes ................................. , No . X ............. ; b.) Reading Committee: Yes .... ········~········ .. , No ................... ; or....... ............................................................................................................... ,................................................... ,........ ,:... ;............ . 4. ... . ·5····. of our Troops ( ·· i-.2 ...... % ) have an organized program· for stimulating good reading. 5. ...............•.... of our Troops ( ................ 18%) have Troop libraries. 6. We have................. !. ...... Reading M. B. Counsellors. �Form 0 1062·-3600942 RJ<:GION No. CouNCIL No. COUNCIL 6 15158 ROSTER '. Date------·-----~---~•. :.E.944-.................., CounciL.....----------····-----------~~!~~-!!.................................................................................................. State.: ___________f.'-M~-=--------------------------·-• I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending............ fl~.O..t.....3.1..............:............_________, 19.-43-..; REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS (Expiration Date) and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. PROFESSIONAL AND I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the itublication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will VOLUNTEER STAFF commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. Please Fill in AU Columns ADDRESS TITLES NAME CITY STREET No. PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT Professional Staff Executive Asst. Exec. Asst. Exec. Field Exec. AC 2f p Field Exec. Eield Exec. Volunteer Staff o~ ~~\ \ <\ ~"\~- d'\ ~ If\\~' \.U~ (( - f~)) ~ ~ ;> (C<\ (G~ fR. ~ \> ~ v ._, Field Com'r. Field Com'r. Field Com'r. Field Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. ------"-----~~~--~-+--~.,--------------~~-t---,---~~~~~--+-~-~t--~-+----1--t-~I·- Dist. Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as i~te~ column ab,~JVe). ~ · Signed.. ,..... lt!!f_,_6/_~4_io_11;!>i2.. )fl[f_l!2J!Ainrd ................Scout Executive -~ �EXTRACTS FROM CONSTITUTION OF BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA ARTICLE II-PURPOSE: CHARACTER BUILDING-CITiZENSHIP TRAINING The purpose of this corporation is as set forth in the original certificate of incorporation under the laws of the District of Columbia, dated February 8, 1910, and restated in Section 3 of the Charter granted by Congress June 15, 191 6, as follows-·-"That the purpose of this corporation shall be to promote, through organization and cooperation with other agencies, the ability of boys to do things for themselves and others, to train them in Scoutcraft, and to teach them p'atriotism, courage, self-reliance and kindred virtues, using the methods which are now in common use by Boy Scouts," by placing emphasis upon the Scout Oath and Law for character development, citizenship training and physical fitness. GRANTING COMMISSIONS AND CERTIFICATES OF MEMBERSHIP The Constitution and By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America authorize commissions and certificates of membership only to those who subscribe to the Scout Oath and Law (as printed below), the Declaration of Religious Principle and its Constitution and By-Laws. ARTICLE III-DECLARATION OF RELIGIOUS PRINCIPLE "Section I-The Boy Scouts of America maintains that no boy can grow into the best kind of citizenship without recognizing his obligation to God. In the first part of the Boy Scout's oath or pledge the boy promises, 'On my honor I will do my best to do my duty to God and my country, and to obey the Scout Law.' The recognition of God as the ruling and "leading power in the universe and the grateful acknowledgment of His favors and blessings are necessary to the best type of citizenship, and are wholesome things in the education of the growing boy. No matter what the boy may be-Catholic or Protestant or Jew-this fundamental need of good citizenship should be kept before him. The Boy Scouts of America therefore recognizes the religious element in the training of the boy, but it is absolutely non-sectarian in its attitude toward that religious training. Its policy is that the organization or institution with which the Boy Scout is connected shall give definite attention to his religious life. "Only men willing to subscribe to this declaration of principle shall be entitled to certificates of leadership m carrying out the Boy Scout Program." THE SCOUT OATH On my honor I will do my bestTo do my duty to God and my country, and to obey the Scout Law; To help other people at all times; To keep myself physically strong, mentally awake, and morally straight. THE SCOUT LAW 1. A Scout is trustworthy. A Scout's honor is to be trusted. If he were to violate his honor by telling a lie, or by cheating or by not doing exactly a given task, when trusted on his honor, he may be directed to hand over his Scout Badge. 2. A Scout is loyal. He is loyal to all to whom loyalty is due: his Scout leader, his home, and parents and country. 3. A Scout is helpful. He must be prepared at any time to save life, help injured persons, and share the home duties. He must do at least one Good Turn to somebody every day. 4. A Scout is friendly. He is a friend to all and a brother to every other Scout. S. A Scout is courteous. . He is polite to all, especially to women, children, old people, and the weak and helpless. He must not take pay for being helpful or courteous. 6. A Scout is kind. He is a friend to animals. He will not kill nor hurt any living creature needlessly, but will strive to save and protect all harmless life. 7. A Scout is obedient. He obeys his parents, Scoutmaster, Patrol Leader, and all other duly constituted authorities. 8. A Scout is cheerful. He smiles whenever he can. His obedience to orders is prompt and cheery. He never shirks nor grumbles at hardships. 9. A Scout is thrifty. He does not wantonly destroy property. He works faithfully, wastes nothing, and makes the best use of his opportunities. He saves his money so that he may pay his own way, be generous to those in need, and helpful to worthy objects. He may work for pay, but must not receive tips for courtesies or Good Turns. 10. A Scout is brave. He has the courage to face danger in spite of fear, and to stand up for the right against the coaxings of friends or the jeers or threats of enemii:!s, and defeat does not down him. 11. A Scout is clean. He keeps clean in body and thought, stands for clean speech, clean sport, clean habits, and travels with a clean crowd. 12. A Scout is reverent. He is reverent toward God. He is faithful in his religious duties, and respects the convictions of others in matters of custom and religion. Certificates written (small) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~----------------------Certificates written (large)-------------·-----~-----------------Stencils made._____________ _______ STATISTICAL Compared, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ APPROVAL �,. il ' Form"•)··i.06~ ('J0942 . ...... ' ~ , '1 , ~. ' - ... ,_,...~· REGION -.-- No. ·. " - C.mNcn. No. 5 COUNCIL ROSTER REGISTRATION ~~~R OF COUNCIL SCOOTERS Date---~~--~!~----~~~~---------·-·:·-·------·-----·· CouriciL.....................................:_________ .~_l!:'!____________.............................-----··--------···-------·-·--·-····-------·---------- State........!~-----------·-----:;~------------····• · d group or c omrmttee · Deeembei- 31 19---·· 43 I agree to serve on the des1gnate o f the Counc1·1 f or t he year· end'mg...·-·--·-------·-·······-·······--·-·········-·--------, (Expiration Date) and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. PROFESSIONAL AND . I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the itublication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will VOLUNTEER STAFF commence with the date of .receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. Please Fill in All Columns z ~ !' ..,t:r t:r"' ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT ll·.A. ' ' »eau.o.hamp Professional Staff 20 s .. p.~\l"kwa.v e. "'"' >1 q g.,~m =~ ~ 5gg: ..... > > 2~~ "'~'<I i:= f:r' ... g~:~ ,,,_.., "':l~ ....©:: ..;,,. 0"'-... " " ~ 5 o' ;:! ~:;~ g =:S°8Q; ;fir ., .. .. 0 "' ;;-"' ::;::::= " ;!! "~ft :; ~ g:; aS> "= ;f~CJ e. <>l"l gilt~~ E ".l II) ,,.1:11 .. Q ;:;~g .~~~ Memp.ht.a 501 Columbian Mutual Tower (?feoo) ""' CITY STREET No. j·w. Gord.Qn Morrie v mZ .. >l TITLES "?!,r:i>JM " t:r ... 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Neighborhood Com'r. ., * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is. paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years 0f age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first . ~~::::.~:~~~;:~;::~~~-zj[~_'lt::M ....... Scout Executive - ...._ �Forlh 0-Hif\A-1500742 - ' .. ,,____....._ - ' .. . REGION No . OouNcIL No. COUNCIL ~ 6 I 1$1 ROSTER Date....___________J_••___ .at.,~ ..lt.Q•.....................• REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Council---·-··········-····-·········:.-....11.bi.ak&'l&W...........................................................•........................... State....... 1-fM~---·······---······················i I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending.... ____J}.f'IJJB.Ur....11......-..·-·--··---··--··· 19.iJ_., · · (Expiration Date) and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to EXECUTIVE BOARD the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. Please Fill in All Columns _.... ~ !" ,.c""' c-<> ADDRESS TITLES NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. Co. I P.A. Cl&Ytoa / A.X~ JQrov Ml• l arabem Pape:r eo. Hottel feabo&r Ehi• na1t1tl-om Ballida.T ·l'L.. _.._ _ _ a~ CITY OlAYtoa / W.P. iiZ ""' "'~ "'0 nag. :;;- c- .... "'"' o,.. "wm =~ "'" "'5' g~ "~g~~ "'8" ... ()g~~ 0 1-!Qq - §~:~ ;i;"l~ ~f;g e eE~7 2 " law x Vice-President Re x Vice-President 11.... 'I!' Vice-President a. .. ~ ::!" ~ ~; .,""' "' President [~~ ~ ~ b"~~ ;-~ ., :i. " iiim ~~g .' ,.,. "'g~ ~ " ... 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Bn.ce Lumber Co. % is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. Al-thur Bruce AC 4j AC s; PC * If Scouter I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first re :!.W. ~ v»r. .AC 38 Pe: AC 62 ~ 5\-WctCChr. - ~ District Chr. .... Ro_...rf'@ Org. and Ext. Chr. -· '->.z .\>~ Lead. Train. Chr. B.E. Jaool)s 915 lfadi•o~ -- ~:).>\\. 3428 11~10i.11~A) Advancem'n't Chr. ~Dr. Georn- P. Rawls /-)~\ ~ Camp. & Act. Chr. ~l~ .... Health & Saf. Chr. Arthur R. Porter,. Jr. ~~).'-> Finance Chr. ~"' JJ~ Cubbing Chr. W Colabiaa lif'lltual. !over /f. Rober$ Aoklea v:or. z . ~::::.~~~--'.~~:~~~-.ei&tt..~---·-·········Scout Executive lQ �.' Forin 0-106.:~A.-1500742 J ((, ·' .. .. .... ' REGION No.·· '· ' ©ouNCIL No. ' COUNCIL 5 ROSTER 658 REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date_, ______ ,.____if~~--~~-'---~?.1!!.................. CounciL..................Chio.ka:lf..aW..•.•••.......••.•..•.....•..•.•.......•.........•..•.......;- ------~---························-----,----.···· S tate........~~¥..t.................................._., · I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending.... _......_.l>.H..em.b§r._.n________________ , 19.-~.I.., (Expiration Date) · and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and ·agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Lo.cal Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to EXECUTIVE BOARD the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding tha~ this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration Please Fill in All Columns of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. ADDRESS TITLES NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT CITY STREET No. President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Treasurer Scout Com'r. District Chr. District Chr. District :hr. . ..:'.'\. h D"'~"""" r. ,..<:-. \.\ ) J Gen w•.! .. Dm:d.elson ./J.. GraaYllle Sates \>" Remhis Otta.rtemastel' Detmt 749 McCouall District Chr. · Org. and Ext. Chr . .. Lead. Train. Chr. Advancem'n't Chr. Camp. & Act. Chr. Health & Saf. Chr. Finance Chr. Cubbing Chr. Sen.Sc.&SeaSc.Chr. Rural Chr. Reading Chr. Pub. Rel. Chr. Ex.Bd.Mbr.atLarge Re Ex.Bd.Mbr.atLarge ie Ex.Bd.Mbr.atLarge Bew Ex.Bd.Mbr.atLarge Re X AO 6< % x I:~. . ii1 A *If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first ~:::::..~~~,~~::'.~~-~Vt·.~:L ......... Scout Executive pg_ �Form' 0-1062B-3600942. '· REGION No. I ) ·' CouNcIL No. COUNCIL • 558 ROSTER u~ ~ . ________ J ~!7, !J____________________________________ Date............. REGISTRATIO N ROSTER OF. COUNCIL SCOUTERS Council...____________________________9.~.!~!-~!_______________________:___________ ~------------------------------------------------------------- State·-------------~~~-----------------------------· . • I I agree to· serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the 1943 and hereby make a;plication for Deoeni'ber 31 year ending (Expiration Date) · registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. ,IST MEN ON COMMITTEES N ALPHABETICAL ORDER PLEASE CHECK GROUP Iii Additional Executive Board Members. Do not in- . elude men already listed on Form 1062A. IX Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet ·can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns ~ <ll c E;-t: ' ... t:t t:t"' ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR J'red. L. 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'<01 ~::::~--~~-6-~;:~~;;_i~~;~!l.:S:.!:::,_~---·---------------Scout Executive �F'orm 0-1062B-2500742 '· " ' R1m10N No. CouNcrL No. COUNCIL ·558. .I ROSTER 'Date............i~--;~--~~-----·----····----·· REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Council..............~~-~~~----·--··----·--··--····----·······--·------·----·---·,·--·----·-~-----··--····-·------······~----·--·--·--··---- State........~----·------··----··------··--··---·• I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the t9-9and hereby make application for Dee.bar 31 year ending (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my ap11li<"atinn. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. [kCouncil Member not assigned to Committee. [j~Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns ADDRESS NAME STREET No. Pi.EASE TYPE OR PRINT .Re !Ai'! '-"'""'eo1. w.1. llacon ./'Jd.ge JI.la BarlmJr iM - 204 - ~-· ~ · ·(\.A~ 1):::. v u '~. Pi'ift 1.'l- k h :le Re t1~ 'ltl! I E;f 'PO :r Ill! x IA4 ,~ .x AQ St pt ·'• I Re Jle IAC 5~ !Ae .ae ,. llO I~ lC 14! Pd' '' I~ PC ~ !t!I H ltl IM Pft ~c I~ * If, Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. 2. An Ame;ican Citi"u "' luIB taken out his fi"t ~:;~'.;:;t;?t:;:._,2gg;~~;;•L ......... Pt .rt le 51 PQ lC 6E PC Bew Re I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years 0f age or over (as indicated in column above). Pel · Srout Executive PC �Form 0-1062B-250<>742 COUNCIL ROSTER t REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date___ :_~~--?.,~•---~i?~---------··----·----------· State______________1J!JIUdl...--------------·------------• CounciL------------------------------~b.l.¢.b§g______________________________________________________________________________________________ I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the · , 19..Aa and hereby make application for Deoubet 31 year ending (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of Am~rica. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my PLEASE CHECK GROUP O Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. O Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. O District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. O Merit Badge Counselor. Iii Council Member not assigned to Committee. O Committee--one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns applkatlnn. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER ADDRESS NAME Pt.EASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY ;,,,/w.w. Cox /C.H. Qo~·~wg.___ _ _ _-+_IDO...llUl....__J(4ci~~~:__-------tlie--4--~-2t-t--f\G~~ ,,-""A.M •.Cl'aVton :B. Cre ,, ,.'R.F. 1 * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizep or has taken out his first ~::1~:-~~('~~_;:;_~}-~-~:'_V;::~~------------·---Scout Executive �Form 0-1062B-2500742 1 ' REGION No. CouNCIL No. ti $11' CoUNCIL REGISTRATION . ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOOTERS ROSTER Date.---1-..--a,...U43.---·-··············--········-···· Council-·······-············J~~~§Y.:.....................................................·-··································-············ State...................~•-····-···--···-··-···-• I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the 19---G and hereby make application for l'leAes;ber year ending (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my a ' applic-ation. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER PLEASE CHECK GROUP O Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. O Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. O District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. O Merit Badge Counselor. llt&Council Member not assigned to Committee. O Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in AH Columns ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years 0f age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first ...... ... ~~;::.~;;r:~~~:~:'.2~~~:~.iZ:!L.~;41 Scout Executive �I Form 0-1062B-2500742 I CouNCIL No. REGION No. COUNCIL 5 ' ROSTER 558 .. Date........i•~---~f*_J.'~----·-·······-·····--·-····-· REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS ·· State.................~to..,........................... ············································ Council...........................................9~!'~~---····················-···········-·· I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the 19 43 and hereby make application for ho. year ending (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.0Q membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my a PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. la Council Mern:ber not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns apf!lfratinn. ..,,:. .... LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT '/ ~.w. Hale ../ J'.W. /Menill ti'" ,..C' C'"' ADDRESS !iiZ ""' ~:l! CITY STREET No. "'o q"" 'Cl """' "' ... "rir:: C'"" =~ mg~~ r:::o-m t:I '"'~'O ~6"8~ ~~ ~~a! "'"" ~~ .1 Fi~ 2! s -"' ~ i g.,.(Jq'"'' ""'... ... ... ~g~~ 11>8<> ... 0£0~r» ~ 0 g~ 'il!l~ - > ~~~ C':l!'<I 11>0 "'"'p;' 6== """" "'O'r+ P'::ia "'"' "'"' 0 g:s;~ -".,,, ~; .."' m ~ g;~g "" ... ~~~ "' ...... ~ ::1" ~ ... ~ f:!; ti ~ • Court House lr__. * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--0ne should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that foe is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon is_;. 1. 21 years 0£ age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first ~~::::_~~:!il:~;~:':~~-~f~_f;~~?2.~ ' ....... Scout Executive �' Form 0-1062B-250074'2 ·, ' REGION No. CouNCIL No. COUNCIL 5 . ROSTER 558 aa........... ............... ~ Date........_...tt<.a.....26.•.. REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Council........................Jlh14k:e.sa.....................................______________________________________________________________ State.............!.en...~---·······················• I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the , 19..41., and hereby make application for .Dettember Sl year ending (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of Am~rica. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, .and agree,· if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my apflliration. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. 1:1 Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns 'CJ ~ " .... 't:lm ;. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT ,..to' to""' ADDRESS tii'Z ~=! ""' P'o STREET No. CITY a:"" e.= ~ .... 1:1 ... i:;lic:I' b" ..... P>!l<I> ... II;"~ ""' o"flJQ- "'"' CD 6'§ ~ 5g~ CD"" Qg~~ i::o-m g ::~~ ::::t:i 8'5; rne3 ell ~~@if S-CD • I ~ ;-[ "l ~ "'> [~~ t>'~'<I ll>O . ...... """" "' ~~g o"' "'"'... "" ~;:i.a g: .,.a:= "' a ""' ; g;ag ...... "'"""' == -"., "' "f "l'<i ..."'II' - ~ CD :l () "'p;' - "" ll> '<I 6;:::::i::::1 ... -~~~ * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years 0£ age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizep or has taken out his first ~::::.~~~~~~:;'-4~(:.'2.~:!~.---·-···········Scout Executive ~ �Form 0-1062B-2500742 ' CouNcIL No. REGION No. COUNCIL • Ro STER &58 Date....l~--••--l9a............................ Council...·--·---···-----····-(tb.'t~.&lr: ...........................................,..........-..··-·······-·····-··························· State.......~·-····-·-·-··--···-··---··········-• REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the , t9__4l and hereby make· application for llfrcmaber 31 year ending (Expiration Date) I subscribe to the Declaration of Am~rica. of Scouts registration with the Boy Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my app lira tion. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. fm Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns t:1' ;.. " ..... LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER ~ ADDRESS STREET No. CITY .. ~._ <I> !}g "'"' Pi':E 1iiZ !;'~ '<'o ~~ ~~ NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT . i:r ... "'"' i"' gill .. c. z "'[g~~ s 11>S<0 ... rn O't-t a> _C' ""'.., t:'.:l:i'l-3S: "'"' c:s::= meam ::t" "~ ag'!' :;i"' QCDCllCll 0 "iaq- rn do-m g'1~~ ga 0 00- <I> [:; S' ~ > "=ilioo'< 6== ... " ..."' """' """ ~~:; s: P'~a §:Si~ a ; -",,, "'.., .... "' .,. g;!!g aq "J (]) <I> ;t :1 p;' - "' f ~ -e~... f: -..- u.··.,;. ._·:------1-~....,,..........._.......,.........__..R-.Yl.....__ _---1-+--_.µ.~""----w._ -,...,""". ... M!• \/-K.G. OndQ * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--0ne should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An Amerioan Citi= oc ha' taken out hfa fa't ~;::.~~~t~;~1?.f~_,._,,,_. ___.........Soout Exeoutive ~ �' ' Form 0-1062B-3600942- ,. - I REGION No. CouNCIL No. COUNCIL 558 5 Ros TE~ Date............!~--?.~! ___!~-~------------------· REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTER....'i ···--·- State.........~-~!.... ------·------·--·······-·-----· -----·------·-----·--·-·--····-···-·----.• CounciL ___________ ·-····-··-·--QP.J..Q~~-'=Y.................................................... I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the , 19~ and hereby make application for Decem~e~ 31 year ending (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of Am.:rica. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership .fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. IS Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns . !J:I LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES [N ALPHABETICAL ORDER ~~ r;r liiZ ID~ ""' ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR ., 0 MiM:PlUS ../ r. V. Rlu!akle \/i>r,. Sam li. Baines ,c'Jl•nrw !. BalllSAY ,~r/'...._ ___ ~,11 E. - .../,,.Oha.s. ~ ·• D. Riohardeon /G1lme.:r Rioba:rdeon. J' Rlmer M. Ries c,/l 4 .A.• 'Qt""-""--.,, / ··'l'nus t:1 \;~·· M'l';'r ... _ '"""':" R.6. ltrchene:r v"W.11. Sandown iaa tln.toa Ave. Dwlsell Reeves Moto~ 161? Sterlck :Blds,. •• laterstate ltealtY Go. lU.e~ .t'.'t'\t C:'oal>l' Go. ~ ~<\O))J MXT.t'-· -I.\ .u....':~I OE JaUoaa.1 iank of OommeX"od>>_ 899 Ma4iton Aw. ~ \~(~~ Steriok Jlq{f \' ~\l>v hoi..--~~a~ ~\'t~rce Title 31dg. :B. Hunter & ee. (( ,,.--'·"'" J'".fi'~ M, Schl.Gtll ~ '(/ Hotel Pea'\)oq / A»tlmr Schoealte 4225 Wal.nu\ GJ'Ove Road /"'Dr .. R.G. Schraeiase. l.260 Vin\on r/Me:r:r1ll Schwarts /J.. l .. Seq ,/J. Cheirier ShS.elde ~e &t 236 Bowler• x-.o . we.ru · ~ (!) g~~~ ;a :?. @a ...;iis: "~ g ~~SI ~i .. g ~CD"' ::::S'>-3<>; 2:8' " mea(l) ... <I) ""'' .~~ ... ·' . [Sl~ "'~~ "j;' .o. -= 11> 0 (J) ~ g: ;i "~go ";t l!!. ~;al -"., " ."' g~~g ... "_..,0 "...J1r " (') ~ - (!) Q. CD AC 51 PO B.e AO f43 PO Re Re x fJl fi2 PO Re x x A.0 u AO 50 45 29 Re Re Re x Re x lie x 42 Re Re x Re 'X Re x Re x llew z: Re .x Re lie x x x x x 584 Jlet'M.J1Q Re V' Ra.Ymond Skinner './.- We.l ter :t... Smith "/ R.M. Spda Me1aph1a Forrest Hill Jain S~one & Gravel Co. le Re ~1 tle ~ii :;~ > > 8 :Re v<a..:s. Si.ms. Jr. Commerce S'g ~~ z a ::1 PO PO 4C 4A PO 40 156 PC AC 70 1fC AC 12 PO AO 41 :PQ AC 47 ro: AO 43 PO J.C 45 pc, ,. . ~tF~\l> (\ J7- - - - - ~ f?.t::J'1~ Q,C: ~ .... (!) .... 11> Re ~'iel Pon1~ ,• t,/. G1l 'be~\ SDVI!tli! MlLl!.Altl' SERn CE tH tte1.tn1111ver> ,/ J .L.• Bou ;p vlDr. Walter A. lluoli /)Jdwar4 P. :auaaell a~ CITY. STREET No. PRINT 'O C' .... 8 ."'"' ;g;a ~i :Bldg. l'l.e AO 134 PO· AC 154 PO AC 61 .~ 40 IM "iii AO 40 PC AO Q PO ACf ~, PC A.CJ G PO AC <4(1 PO AO 34 PC 40 6C PO ~ 3 * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon is~ 1. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first ~::::.~:~"i~:.~=-~~~i~i_a:"-!t:!~:~::L ...... Scout Executive �For~ 0-1062B'.3600942. c ' CouNcIL No. REGION No. COUNCIL 5fJe I ROSTER ....... ... Date...............!~~: .. ~.t...~,~L Council.......·-········-··--g~~-~'!I!...................................................._________________________________________________ State....~.!~!....................................... REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the 1~3 and hereby make application for year ending December 31 (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be · promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. O Merit Badge Counselor. ~ Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns ~ r.,IST MEN ON COMMITTEES [N ALPHABETICAL ORDER ;ti' Gg ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR ""' '°o R-tiil .. #"-i i/G.D. ,/1.r. 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A. lb.omaa . .d~ ... z "'et:>oi o.= ... 8 .. 8<> ..... " llew x IJ:•wua ~. v/o.:a. Mwll•r VE4.wuct • . ,.._ ~~ lla 1891 . - !a.nae~ . .,. M<la• SU.lll"i'im v/E.J'. !homntoh ~~ !ri•• w. 485 '.!441\a /R.. A .. IPAv1a'JIJ 6'~ •• 'RA St~auae ~/llaaldiara .:;; CITY.Hl MJm' $ !Vrell. Al'k. ,/Ken.on Tavl.d ,/ i..w., a~ STREET No. PRINT /aft~ hear• v,/g_l,, li"Z 11>'1 """ "'"" "'~i rv.t.o•. ''l ll•• ( ( (())~ .4ve. ~ i(,r J. tlo14tmith &Sons Ooa 8'9 Madi•An Aw• Re le x lO AC lb :x U! IS. PC Re lle :x: x itn .4-: 'PP. lC Sil PC Re x Ml 4fl .PO )(JT••• ....w AltRV'1°fl1i'! the $amel1on Oo. Iu. P.O. Box U2. At;talla. A1• Weil lh:'os. 10? Oouri Gel'Mil~W.l!i~ LO fenn. * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first p~pers (as ~te~ column a~o;¥,7). S1gned ...... ef/t._,,__6 .. ~&.~~~~-:.. · -~ .. _ • ?J.g:!l..~:::~.:~---·---------Scout Executive 1 �Form 0-1062B-3600942· ' REGION No. " CouNCILNo. COUNCIL I $58 ROSTER Date.............. ifl.U« ...Zl,. __19.4.L........:.............. REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Council........................ --~-~~~!~...................................................·-··································-············· State........ ~~~---·-------------·--··-·--·---····. I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the i9 4.3 and hereby make application for Deeember year ending a PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used provid. ing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. OlltCouncil Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. j (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and- agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. Please Fill in All Columns --· STREET No. /Ra•tS•l Willduoa I 04U"l .L• w11u.s1 /Ba.nY r.~ ;st ....,,. ,,. . S•anlArd Oil wt 'I ...... JUICl?llfS MtUm!llY SERVICE Coluabian Mutual _!rowel' ....-t'1! M$11IDhl• Ligh\ .. Ga.a & Weter D1T. ~ ~<o))) 734 $. ll'~th St .. ',.,./t:f. Oecil Wrq W!.\l"~ 'bu;re: ' Saf'Ua. tiae - _@_ . . . ~ lf'lcUewild l'. r•••,..-. .'' \,,,"'9. r c~:s. Youn.a/Dr, !hem.a• K.• 'to'Ul'1g ( o.. Gier:Zo•I l\ U:' .L --~ Boebtioff £' ~-- o"\\ "-= ~~~v - i:li=t:J"MI :>'>1> lb 8<> ... "'"' ;g;a ~i ;-~ g~~~ t:l"f(D'° z "l 8 <I> ::; .., g2a '110 lb Re · lle /}~'))> x x <I> ;;~ - j»·"'ft:I O' ."'-. -=go "il lb0 l!O~a - ~ 143 PC MJ 5ti PC ~O· l4E :PC ao 2, x :a~ PC % lit Ml ·~ :PO lO 4~ .PO x x 52 x x, Ul u"'° m PC $~ 41 N ~ A~\\_\>'-'° (())\~·7 (( ~9 * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. 2. An American Citizen or has taken out bi's first PO 5, PO - (f'\\)> I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). PO ~t! Re l.e b " ..... -" ""' ;i g;s;~ m" §:9'8ii :::i:i ""o r.oe::i .. ~; "'....,"' Ill!!a O' :::~g -""" u 6i ~g g I" <I>.,, "' §,t»""' 1110<1> a;·' "' " ....... :l"' ~ Re lte Rf! go oti > > ....... "':ii~ s :;~ '.Re Re JiILI!AllY SERVICE Hernando ... Miss. Wood lb:i! "'" °"'~"'fo :ae Co. SS.nclalr Relin.tM Co. /Dt '° P!ircy Wooi ,,;t:Abe liiZ CITY /la.mes J .• Wiuman /GeoJ'a:e e.i:s ~ 1--1 !" ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT 'C ~ :..IST MEN ON COMMITTEES [N ALPHABETICAL ORDER ~:::::_~:~-~:/'~~~i~-~.iti?".if~:~,'1';~~---·········Scout Executive �' Form 0-1062B-3600942· ' - ' R.Ji:atoN No. CouNcIL No. CoUNCIL 558 5 REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS ROSTER Date--·-··-···tT.a..•.:.ath....19::4;,_____________________________ , Council.............<!.!!!~~~~~-----------·---------------------------------------------------------'----·-·-····-----------·-----····--·-·-·-·--- State...·---·------~~-~------------·---------·--·--·· I agree to year ending on ~he d3i,gnated group or Committee of the Council for the 19 4a· and hereby make application for . oem. er . . s~e _ (Expiration Date) · . registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the .following in support of my application. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used provid.. ing each District is marked properly. [JIEMerit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. ~ Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill itt All Columns LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES lN ALPHABETICAL ORDER ADDRESS NAME. / STREET N ci. PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT CITY Merit 1!1.. .:a- Co---..<t•• R..J~ lhtmnhries Re (( (())~ * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). . 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first p~pers (~~ate£in column -;°.~e). , . . . . S1gned .... df.~.UJ';!._~·f/J!]J:M... ~--1_:g;~~;{~:~,__.!!__________________ Scout Executive . �Feb .. 1943. .Nr;. 't ~:~ G· 1· t(:-.J. qc~ VJ 1c !.'.l ~ Il .. f: .A • , f~ I' ~..\:c :\~. i:.. "J' r;, ~Lt C} i N"'W Yc•rk Ctty, N, Y. n C-ordo n Horris , Bccmt ~:·.xPcrutiVt! �·-·-:· Form 0-1062B-3600942' L ' REGION No. CouNCIL No. COUNCIL 5 57 ROSTER Date............F..ebr.ua~.J"....l.0.,....19..4:3.......... .· Council ........c.b.i.c.k.a.saw..................................................................._________________________________________________ State........•................•............................. REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for ·the 19---43 and hereby make application for year ending D eo °'R.l~ $P ~r (il!Xpiration Da e registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, all stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. ' PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Di!;trict is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one she.et can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES ALPHABETICAL ORDER [N ADDRESS NAME PLEA.SE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. ·CITY * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed........................................................:.......,..........•.......... Scout Executive. �l\li~tto:nnl Councll, ll,.:; .. A., ·:~ P ~~r.?r Aven1J&, !!ei'.• Yr:r~~ City, N.Y. lnctnd.ed in the inc1osed ehtick ~. 3 :'~1 .oo for uhich •,1.., Gor:-~on Ho1~r1s Scout 1".,;,~em.;;.t i ve �Form 0-1062B-3600942 .. ' REGION No. CouNcIL No.· COUNCIL 5 REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS CounciL _______________ 558 ROST.ER ____?.;?_,:?-:~~---------·····-----------------·· Date __________~:~~!' J ..~!~~P:l!.L.....Q!:~~~-:~!'!...... --------------------------------------·------..-----······-------------- State.....·---------~-!~------···--------------------· I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending lieC+ 31 , 19 43 and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will ~ommence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and· continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my . application. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. . D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. ~ Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet ·can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER ADDRESS NAME /PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT, STREET No. CITY "I. B.L. McGeor.2:e ~C 51 PC * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed_···-·········--·····-··---------···-····-·········-------·····--·-·······'............ Scout Ex~cutive �~·· '. Form-0-1062B ·3600942 ' CouN:CIL No. REGION No. COUNCIL 65~ i 5 I -· ... ROSTER ,, .., · Date....... Mt;i,.r-.c:l:!---~----l.~--------------------·----· REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Council-------------------····Cl".J.i.Cl\:~~.S.ll.W---·-······---·-------------------····'·····-·····--·-------·······-·····-····--·--··--··········-· State...... -----!llean--···-----------------···-----·· I agree to serve on the designated .group or Committee of the Council for the , 19~ and hereby make application for §.1 Dia year ending ( PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. ·D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. i:•.p1ra ion Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of Am~rica. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. Please Fill in All Columns ~ LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES . [N ALPHABETICAL ORDER s-t;i ... i:r i:r<> ADDRESS NAME /PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT - ;-z I':!! "'" "'o STREET No. CITY 'ltt - ·-- WT"ON /J- _JL ~ "' ... '.:'l"!:>'i ~ ,~.-. ,. £.~{~ .tln~ 1".! Ur.4.,.. n,...,•.v1A 1"" ,, Lui - M~"·11'v-·"'> .. - . ohhn,..hn,-,,,1 ?'J.::1-\ ,.,-. '' Q>(o ,,,.....,.;;Qlft - - - ,.1.,...,,.,, .. """ ... ..~i 8<1> ... mi'~ .... i -i ll> ~ ., 8<I)., 8'~1? t ;:!!~ ...-"0.. <I) =~ § ~i~ 3~ @;S-8~ ""' ;:!" Jq~ ~ "'"' g ~@bi' a~·' Ill .., r ~:A "'" , .. . m- II> iO o~ S" ~ "&!~ 0 (I> >o.,1:1 s: '°:;a f; (l ;i ~ii:il '"" "'o !!.:~ -~ '4.i:.?a z ~t:l'l~ ... "Q,.c:I ,.,. ti" .... "8 l:l'H> ~1-1a~q;rne~(p, . E.. .,. -""' ~· .as"" -. ... "= ~ H Ill ;:!1'& Q. t:l !IO'" ~ r. ,.. I~"' '-~ ~1 r, 1 ..... ,_ - A<ii ~ /~t\O))J l\ _@_ ,.... /J~J))) ~ lC&-.;:;? :> S5~ o'\\ ((~ \\l>v ~ -tF~)) (( ~~\\))'-" (())~ ~ '(I * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed·-----------·----------·---'--·-----------------------------------··------------------Scout Executive bf'1 ~l"fi· A· W �,' I lo N:::~t:i\''llil CNmcll, Par~ nvenue, 2 N~w H.<1.A., · York Ctty, N.Y. 1.:t~t. 1 ·-- Gc;t.,(1rJn r:;C.!)l) t !t.~(~x~r~is -rr'XPCV ti. iTe �) ' \-- i.hd;ional Council, B.S.A., 2 Park. ltvenue 1 Nev York City, N.Y. Includecl in the inclosed ch""ck ple1-1se ftnd ¥2.10 for [: t taebed ~1hich sheet. please register 1;he t'l.m Pl~ase Ar.out~rs send us a large and certificate for Mr. Robert Pe.ul Astor. Cordially yonrs, v. noroon H0.Y•rie Scout Executj.ve on small �Form 0-1062B-3600942 <' Lt REGION No. CouNcIL No. COUNCIL 5 558 ROSTER Date ________ .J«a.t>.oh----'--~----l-94.3-.-----------------· . REGISTRATIO N ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS CounciL__________________Q_h~.9-~-~~W.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- . -------- State·------~-~nn.~------------------------------·--· I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the , 19~ and hereby make application for year ending D1c~1ber 31 p1ration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the rev:erse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.0Q membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns .;., .... ~ LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES [N ALPHABETICAL ORDER to'" ;li a;z ADDRESS / NAME PLEASE TYPE OR ~~ ., 0 STREET No. PRINT "Robert Pe.ul Astor 5fl4 s. ..... [toS CITY ~· .t-•- z 'O e=~ .... > > b't-lt El .,9 ..... " """' 13 "'"' "'~:: ;15:a ;-[ ::1" :l"' "'lD . ~d g~ ~ " ~~~ :::S-"315; ~S' "" a "' g~;! =~ g toS~p:I ~ 5~ii IJQ f(J~a!. 0 ,,.g Ill "'"' a;-.' ~ Un·,<>n "fln.,..r:'lb'" ... s: g;s;Ol " §i;i 1101> _,,,.. ;o;li!!. ;;:~ ::l: § ~ ·~ < Cox ttt ..... N>'h'k...,.,..i-.,..,.,,,q rt-~- 'l!,T,..• ~·- t;"i \. i::;Ji:A - '<I "'=II$1>0 ...=- . "g go -" ;"' . ,.- ""' ,... ¥ -·· I\~ ~ / fw F [~ S' ~~'"'•nn"l 1 MR Uh~. l:JA 'l!' U:! - 'IPA nt'llV'Z: ·~ t.. t. " ~ \~l C& $> :> l\ <"t<i! .--..'\OY)} n~~ "-="' '-::::7 (~ ;'\\\)>V o\\ ~- - ff'~')} rri ,;\ - '\\\'"~ (()")~ ~ ~- * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter .. marked be should others enclosed, is fee checked indicating that I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed_____________________ -/')l::J~llf~----·--------------Scout Executive -- ... 'D,.., �NGt~onal Goun~il, 2 Pr;rt~ Ne~ n.~.A., Av~mue, York City, N.~. Crmtlemen: Included in thE.l lncloB ed r.:. S.:~ a1•;~.l"t ts .! 2. 00 for ~/~ 1 ioh Gor<'on rturrie - l~ t f,'x~~Cttt l·ve •,, �Form, 0-1062B-3600942, I ' REGION No. CouNCILNo. COUNCIL 5 558 ROSTER " ~~ Date..... Ma~Gh---~>·---l-94-3.......................... REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS State..........?:'~-~~---·····························-· ...................... __________________________ _. ..................................... :~ ............... Council.....................0.1:1.19.lca.e.a.w I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the , 19.A..3, and hereby make application for gl DeMµ,1b.S;r)j year ending piratlon ate registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. ' I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet ·can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns UST MEN ON COMMITTEES ALPHABETICAL ORDER [N ADDRESS NAME CITY. STREET No. PLEA.SE TYPE OR PRINT •.f .... ~-..l...4 .. 1~"1 R't n&rham St. 81 s. Front St. It r .. rr co)~ * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American. Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed..... -----·····-····-···-····---·-·-···-···········--·································Scout Executive -- �; . ) I March 29, 1943. National Council, B.R.A., 2 PP.rk Avenue, ::·.'~w York C 5.ty, N. Y. Gentlemen: Included in the inclos Rd check. i a 11'1. on for i.-!1":1.cJ'l pler:t"H! register Mr. Henry M. Clayton Hfs. Lif~ht, GaA !?-· \lf te:r Div. as a. Ccnncil Member for the year 1036. actively connected w~_th /\ .t:. ~ Mr. Clayton ha.A been Chickasaw Counctl since 1933 anc1 defl1res to bec,:me a. Ten Year Veteran Scout. On chAck1ng his records We would apprAcinte it if you vnuld reR1~t~r ~im for the above year so that he may WP,a.r the Ten Year Veteran Badge• 39 Application f(r Ten YP,ar Veteran 1s 1nclos ed. Sincerely yours, W.. Gordon Morris Scout F:xecut :ive �,1t- 1.D Form 0-1062B-3600942 REGION '" No. CouNcxi:. No. COUNCIL 5 558 ROSTER Date....... .Ma.r.ch...31..,...194.3.•..................... Council..................----Cb.1..c-ka..s.aw--------------~-------------------------------------------------~-----------------··········--------- State......!.enn...................................... . REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL, SCOUTERS I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the , 19_4_3and hereby make application for Detg: . 21,l · year ending p1ra on Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES ALPHABETICAL ORDER [N ADDRESS NAME I J PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT <m.----.. STREET No. CITY Menmh1s rt o\\ ~ - * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed·-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Scout Executive �,, •, ' ( I Mar. 31, 1943. Nat:lonal Council, B. 8 .A. Ino., 2 Park Avenue, Ne;-r York Clty, N.Y. Gentlemen: Included in t}•e inoloeed check is t:1.oo for which please reg_ister th~ Scouter on the attachP-d sheet. Sincerely you'rr; . w. Gordon Morris Scout ti:xecutive �Report Form 0-1062B-3600942 L REGION No. [ # g;4 CouNcIL No. COUNCIL 5 558 ROSTER Date-----A~)P-!-1- . -1-3-,---1-94-3-.-·------------------· .... CounciL.....Oll1.c.ka.s.atti............-----------------······-------------------------------------------·-------------------·····-·-··---······ State.......'Jl.e*ll!l-.-··· . ·············-······-·-······· • REGISTRATION ROSTER ·oF COUNCIL SCOUTERS I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the , 19_A.3and hereby make application for DMO"~'.Jrm gl year ending pirat'ion ate) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I· transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not iriclude men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. · D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES ALPHABETICAL ORDER [N ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY 'lh~mnh1 - o\\ ~ a _ t@_ - * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). n abov . 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in ~ol . .,, ···~ . Signed ...................... ~-------~----············ ······-·····--············----Scout Executive . �Apr:tl 1'3, 1943. rat1on2l Council, B.a.A., 2 Park /\venue, Ne-w York Ci. ty, N. Y. Gentlemen.: Incluued j,n the inolosed checlc is 1"1.00 for which pleaR~ r 0 g1AtAr the Scouter on the attached ShP 0 t. Cordlally yours, r.r. Gordon Morrie Scout F.xecut1ve T.,fGM/'·f ·• "', Vi �Form 0-1062B-3600942 REGION No. CouNCIL No. COUNCIL 5 558 ROSTER Date.....Apr-1-l--.1.~--:1943---···················--· Council.................._....Cl:\i.c.k.&.aaw---·····················-·····-····················--·····················-···-···-········-·-···-·· State...............!l!.enn.,.......................... REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the 19--4-&nd hereby make application for ~l year ending . pira on ate registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration· of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of · my application. DCMffiltei't , PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men ~!ready listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES ALPHABETICAL ORDER [N ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY Memnh•• Farnsworth Blatt. Re x AC 4~ PO * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--one should be ch,ecked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed ..... ---······--················--·-··--·-···········-·········---~---·······-···-·---Scout Executive �,,/ April -?--11, 1943. National Council, B.8.A., 2 Park Avenue, New York City, N.Y. Gentlemen: Included in the 1nclos,ed check for $1.00 for which please register Mr. Dolph Clark ns a Counctl MembPr 1n Council. Chicka.~11w In January of this yea1• ,,,e registered Mr. Clnrk as Council Member in "M1lit~ry Servtce" and rr>oe1ved a card 'for same but he is back in c1v1.11an 11.fe now and desir.P-s to pe.y his 1}.1.00 for reglstration. e. Cordially yours, w. Gordon Morris Scout Executive WGM/W �Rli:moN No. CouNcIL No. COUNCIL 558 5 ROSTER Date..........}.ta~---20,,...1.943............................. Council.........................C.b.1.ckasaw....C.o.unc..i.l..,.... B....:3.+A......._____ ,____________________ ,______................. State...........T.e.nn.•..........................:... . REGISTRATIO N ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the , 19...AZ and hereby make application for Deoery1ber 31 year ending (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy. Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns I<! ~IST MEN ON COMMITTEES N ALPHABETICAL ORDER (t ;._ .... "" ;g ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR g ... q CITY STREET No. fRINT ~"·""-·~..,.,., .. 4 ..... ~ .T M tiiZ P>=il ""' ., 0 .. M'l'\Kni ,ooht. 'Pt:a ttt'\1' f.,, l>A th'\n '1r;Htll'li 1 Mhr SUi''MTMOT . ?!!''<DIVTATnM ..,. Tf.'l'fl'll'R 'DAf!'tAT v'w A.1nn.,n t .nt~lr & Tto+.c"l PAabnriv - .- ff•'!..- - ~'I ... ~-- ... ·- ~~ - Re ....... ·-"""' fi"'~·•nll +.i..~-' ~ _,,,,.~~( 'M I ~!!io :ii.... ..z ~i;'?!Oi' 5lo 6'§ ~ s- gm """ 8'~ l5' S::ii"l .... - "' ~:!!iO' ...."g-go. s:: '1l~~ :u:ta ~5"~~ ~~ . a- s: fiEidl -"., w~g~ 4ij; ..r g !!:."' :p g " .§ .... .~• =~:s :: -.... a i:r" "'"' .i:r ... ''"' ~ ~~ i ,;-~ ~i <die > "l El ~ E" P>O Q- :) Mi ~ .. I! ~cf) i~. PO<> y \C (j.f PC 'J[ lr'! ~J PCT l ct~ ~ """~O) )J ~1~~~ _@_ (( 0\.\ ~ rr l'"- ~ 11\::::d) )> '\ i\\~"'" ~ (f']>)). ""<:\\\\?- (0)~ ~v ) - . * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed...................................................................................... Scout Executive �Forni 0-7l6 !OOM 2-39 C.P. REGION No. TROOP No. COUNCIL NO. BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 2 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. SCOUTER APPLICATION (TO BE USED FOR ALL NEW SCOUTERS AND CUBBERS) To Serve as 01-.:.ai mia..'1 of :Tina.">'l.ce Cb:umi t t ~-------------=---------=------, (Rank) Troop No. and City (or Subject if Merit Badge Counselor) From_ _ _ _ _ _ _--"J-'an"'' ~.,_l-'"'-_l--'9-'43::..::....______________To J a:r1 o 1, 1944., (Expiration date) !:.~r 3 1943. To The National Council: (Date) Boy Scouts of America, 2 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. I hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America and subscribe to its Scout Oath and Scout Law and its Declaration of Religious Principle as stated on the attached sheet and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws of both the National and Local Councils and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by them. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year (or a pro rata fee), fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to . the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the ati nal and continue until z : : e iration of my annual registration. I submit additional information listed below in sup f Y,; ication. SIGNATURE of APPLICANT in fu ·~ Street address (Mailing address)------""'~"""-=--"'-'..,..::U.0'-"""'--11!:......;;.---,,....------·--------...--------City Uern.~:ihi s County .,..1e State Tenn. Residence telephone number_ ___;.9_--'4~6""'1=-"-'3_____ Business telephone number 8-7766 Approve Title (of Approving o f f i c e r ) - - - - - - - - - - - - - (see "Approval" on information sheet) 1. Ag . Amer. Citizen or First Papers?_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 3. Have you already paid a registration fee in another capacity? Yes D No D if so, W h a t ? - - - - - - - - 4. Do you desire pocket certificate ~ large certificate for framing D (or both lOc additional) D---------5. Were you a Scout? Yes D No 13: If so, How long?_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Tr. No. 6. Were you a Cub? Yes D No [11:: If so, How long? Pack N o . - - - - - - - - - 7. Have you been a Scout Official Yes D No D ____What capacity? Where?-------8. When and how long?------------------------------~--------~ 9. What, if any, Scout Training Certificate do you hold?_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Present occupation and position hcld_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 11. What other experience, if any, have you had in connection with organizations for boys or young men?_ _ _ _ __ l~ 12. State the highest Institutions from which you have graduated Grammar D High School D College 0 - - - - - 13. What is your religious preference? Catholic D Jew D Protestant ~ Othei; D None D 14. Are you a member? Yes ~ No D IS. Are you marri,ed? Yes [ j No D __ 16. Have you boys of your own? Yes D No ~-----17. Rae .1.~ es•ro TO BE FILLED IN BY LOCAL COUNCIL (OR HEAD OF INSTITUTION IF NOT UNDER COUNCIL) Is this person to be dropped in any other capacity? Yes No Is this person taking the place of any other person who is to be dropped? If so, whom? What capacity? Date Signature Date Signature_ Tf so, which? No Yes (for Troop Organization Committee) Scout Executive (To be signed by Head of Institution if Not Under Council) (1) INDEX: Status of Troop (3) Certificate written (4) Large certificate written Expiration Statistical Entry (5) Stencil Mad" (6) Application filed CompareA Filed by (2) APPROVAL �I May 20, 1943. Nation~cl C>tmctl, B.S.A., 2 Park Avenue, New York City, N.Y .. Gentlemen: please register the Sooutnr.s on the attached sheet. Cordially yours, W. Gordon Morr'iB Scout Executive WGP/w �Form' 0-1062S-3600942 REGtoN No. CouNctL No. COUNCIL . 5 558 ROSTER Date..........J.UJ.7...14.,....1943.....~----··-·----·-·----· REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Council..........Chickaf.taw.................................................................__________ ,__,______ ,____ ,____ ,___ ,_.__, _____ ,___ State."·-··---1§11.\D..••.~ •..•.•...•.... '"·----··----· I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the , 19-----A.and hereby make application for December 31 year ending PLEASE CHECK GROUP O Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. 0 Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do rtot include men already listed on Form 1062A. · 0 District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly; O Merit Badge Counselor. 0 Council Member not assigned to Committee. O Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. _ (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.0Q membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. Please Fill in All Columns .:...H ~ LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES [N ALPHABETICAL ORDER 1:1'" i;!; ,,arz. ADDRESS NAME .PLEASE TYPE OR ~:;! ~~ STREET No. PRINT q CITY .... v~--."t •~ lfHah Tl - n,,.,. - 501 OolnmbiAn 'MutuA1. Tower. 11'1 . ; A ~n,...,..tJ F.xeeutive x t:>' ... "'"' "' ll-f =~ "'e.~ :a~ Vll? . m" oofl:(l" "'o ~~ g fi@;" ""' ~ i::i.i::si::r ..... > > t:>':ll"I El ll>E!<>,.. -g {l>O mg~m cs,.. "l .,El"' iii'"' ...o--1:1 ~ ~t10Q;' g~ ... " ~ <>g~ g~:i c,.. ~~~ g ";ti!. :::9'8ji :!rJ S.;-.' ~ 'O .., ~i ."' . v lC - "" 0 ; E ill 1:1 fl:!iGl ii~& ·"'"'"' as-"' ~2:!. ~(1 ..-1-"il .~ ~<\O))J - _fb>_ ~i~~~ (( O::\,\ - l' PO .. /J\:::d) );. \' :\\~v ~ -ff~'» ~<\\\);.- (('"" (())\.7" " ~ ?' . * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed.... ---------·--------···---··--·-·-----: ............................................ Scout ·Executive �July 14, 19A:-'. Nf'tionnl Connotl, B.R.A •• 2 Parle Avenue, Ne.. ,.r York C1. ty 1 N. Y. Gent:Lenen; Mr. Dyer ~a ~rn. r:i.nfi his tcJ"f'R care of "t-r.~.s r r>gist~l"ed r~p,1r:itration hi~ on Tro0p 7'l ~ Sena.tob1.a, expired ,June 30, 1943. reg18tra.t1 on until Den. 31, 19.r'f,5. Thanking you and with best wishes, :r. am Cordlally yours, w. Clordon Morris Scout Executive This 50¢ �Form 0-1062B-3600942 R.BGION No. CouNCIL No. COUNCIL I ROSTER Date.....;..........!~~~--l"-•---i~g--------··--------· REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS CounciL.........~~~~~W.................-----------------··-·--·--·-·------···--·--····--·------------·--------------------------·------·--- State...... ----~-~~~!-~----·-····-·----···---· 48 Com~ittee of the Coundl for the I agree to s~n ~ designated group , 19__;__, and hereby make application for • ·· · year ending · PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.0Q membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. Please Fill in All Columns LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES ALPHABETICAL ORDER [N ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY l\ /I~)) * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed __________________________________ !~--!!~--~~-~~----·-----·---Scout Executive �Form O-lObZB-3600942 ·. ''·:--.. .. _, . ,._ c. •. .. ~ REGION No. 5 , REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS CouNCIL No • 558 COUNCIL ROSTER Date _____.Ja.nuar_y___ 31.,....l.9At4.. .. _________________• CounciL ........_...... @~ka-s.a.w---·····-··········---······--·-···-·····--···--···--·--·--···-········-·--·--········--·-···-----·····-·· State.......T.enn.·-··-······-·-~---·-·············-··· I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending Dec. 31 · , 19.ti., and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of Am~rica. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. · I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscrfption to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. · D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER ADDRESS NAME STREET No. PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT /Vance Alexander >< / Brot.rn * If Scoi.1ter is to be registered in various capadties and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers ( ::ef"V¥1icat~ in column 'il:~~_;). . • . d _JJ;;,li:?jj - .v:t,.,". ~·~/'"'·'Jr/ JJ ..... ,,.............. nu'r'"r111 'J..P.<;;___________________ scout E xecut'1ve ________ .,_'C':•.:, •• '-.tf!.~~(9 , ...:.;i,. ____ S 1gne ·f} ,, • �Form 0-1062B-3600942 REGION ,.~ No. COUNCIL No. COUNCIL 5 ROSTER 558 REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOOTERS Date _________________ Ja.n...... -31+--19.~.4-------- . ---··---· Council...---·---···-··--····-.Oh.i.ckas.a.w................................................ ___________ :_____________ ....................~---·· State.-T.aRA-,···············-·-········--···-···----· I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending Dee • 31 , 19 44 and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a ·membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1'.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. PLEASE CHECK GROUP O Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. 0 Additional Executive Board Members at :{.arge. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. 0 District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. O Merit Badge Counselor. 0 Council Member not assigned to Committee. '0 Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER ADDRESS NAME STREET No. PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT Burch E.L. Bruce Lumber co. 1006 EXohange Bldg. CITY emuhie Hernando Miss. Memphis we11 Brothers 'MILITARY SERVICE* 85 McCall st. x E.H. Crum Oo. .x 9 , 1'~ H Orum Jr. 21 * lf Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over -(as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as inc;licat!i!d in column ;i>bove). , . d ~ ,;uo/'1:.y (J/f'((• 1/b ':}}~J11 r/'.' ~ 11/i~<'. · ' 1gne ____ ,,L/"_~,_Ji._.,,,_,_, __________ , _______ R.'../A. •.1£-••• ~----'----·-·-···--··-··-·-····- Scout E xecutive S �Form 0-1062B-3600942 "' REGION No. " 5 " CouNcIL No. COUNCIL ROSTER 558 REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date....J.an•... 31-;t·--19.44--------------------------·· .. Council .........___ Oh1C.ka.a8.1l................................................................................................................ State........f.e.nn. .................................. . I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending Dec 31 ' 19~ and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) • registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. · I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. ' I PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please' Fill in All Columns ~ LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER "ti' ........ ,.ti' ii (t I''" tr<> ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT ;_ ..... STREET No. l>Z CITY P>:il "'" "'o ig ... ~ 8'~ g 5- . .,. ~~ "'s:uS: !!.l":il1-< t:s-'""' I" B"''"' a:5~~ ~ B :;-i 9 ;,- :l ~ -i::: .. fl> ..,~ (I) (I) r.oea .. . ag- :r ~i g ~g ;" ~ CD .., ~ I' tr Q, "'"' * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and .is paying Scouter fee with the roster--one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. 2. An American Citizen or has taken out. his first ~::::..:Z1~!t.~:i~:~.-~Ji4:~.!ULL?'. ~-= .,- ~ " ~ <>~go g~~:· g ~IP p:I g~ ~~~ g; io~!!!. =E">:li:i: -~;? "' 0 ... g:;:il 445 Ell.sworth I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). ~~a' "":!!'<! P>O ........ Sco:ut Executive -" ;:P> ... g g',., ~~~ �Form 0-106ZB-3600942 ·' REGION C· No, CouNcIL :No. COUNCIL 558 5 Date ______________ _Jan ......3l.,... .l.9.4A.................... REGISTRATIO N ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS CounciL·-·----··-··-···-------Q.~!-~-~-~~~~-----···------·-··--·-·······------~---------------------···--------··--------------·----··-·· I agree to sme on year ending ii designated group or Committee of the Council for the· 19__!~nd hereby make application for State....------~-~!':~.!--------------------······--·-· PLEASE CHECK GROUP ' . ee. (Expiration Date) D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not in- clude men already listed on Form 1062A. * D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly~ D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and. Scout Law, as stated on the reverse· side, and agree, if a membership certificate· is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and-By-Laws.and such rules and regulations as- may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils.· I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee .at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my. application. Please Fill in All Columns :ti <> ~IST MEN ON COMMITTEES ALPHABETICAL ORDER N :. .... =.. ,..t:I' t:I'"' ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT 749 Mem:nhia >/".Jack Goldsmith '· >/' Dr. J.s. ooltman Y if M: ILITARY SERVIC~tt Commerce Title 123 E. Park.way ,,, ,/Dr. L. 1'T. Graves /John ·era7 F •. M. Greste: ..,/Lake k:rs /Robert G. Heard. ./ .A.L. Heiskell ;/ N. Wallace Henry Herbert Hertt .( R.L .. Herrington B.w. Hirsh. ( / v Dean H.B. Hoag Dr. J.J. !bbson 1/ . ./ A Anderson \/ ."". Hob.enberg i:• et~ lL o~ . rr ~ _@_ - '\Q) 'd) /R\ 11~\> c1" r-!5" ~\~~on co. Oolon:ta.l ll""l>. \\.:.~. I il'·t. _ "'~i gt-t~;- §~i~ 6"~ El -"' ""'... g:; I>- "l :; ~ ~~ g~~, S°CD • ... .,- . 0 ;i ji;' ..."' s: .,. c: - (I> I:! Al" lQ . 'D ....,: ..... y At'! A ~A. !~a' "':l!'<I 11>0 -r.: ... o"g~ ";i a g;;:il -Ores . 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Herft Motor Co •.• 29& Union 1988 Youn a 195 Buena V1sta 700 Ponlar 1024 Madi111on AVA. '*MILITARY SERVICE'* " 5; s .'.P' ~-·- At'! T A,, r~ ~ I »• T 41' !\I 'RA y At'! A.4 Ra x ..~,,,.._ AP. ~- - I .. AO c:;.1 t A l'i A~ ··~ ' 'D !111 -- be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--one should be that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. indicating checked . 'D .4,j ~ 'D * If Scouter is to I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (~~i·. ic~~ in column .e:_~~ve). Ti> ~. ) 'D - ,,. -.. .Ii. - - 'RA llA 'D ...'ft ~· --...y 'Adi Ava • ll ff 'Ir' i /_!~,......,., ft u./) ·-·-··--··-- Scout E xecut"1ve A,1'"'/Nt' · #_ '.Z,'Zl . d.. _.. --·"-f.~;w. S1gne •. u ....~----#'----->1-"'-"""-"'·-·-'---·-·· ..,iZ'.!d ~ ,,- �Form 0-106ZB-3600942 '·~· t<... ·• REG!ON No. CouNc1L ' No. ; COUNCIL 5 ROSTER 558 Date..............~.~m.•....3-l..,.....l.9~4 __________________ , REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Council............... 9-h.~9-~_§A\W............................................................................................................... State..............l.tit_J'.11!...........;.................• I agree to serve on th?,fesignated group· or Committee of the Council for the 19 4~nd hereby make application for Dec• year ending (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of Americ1L I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and. Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws. and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time .by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns ~IST MEN ON COMMITTEES N ALPHABETICAL ORDER ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY ./Herbert · A.L .• Ho ., Miller M. Robert J R.. Livermor * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first ~::::: __:~~~&;.~i~:~Jf~,~:'M~d~..a ........ Scout Executive �Form 0-1062B-3600942 ' '·· CouNcIL No. °REGION No. ..:: ' 558 5 COUNCIL ROSTER Date .....•J~.Q_,____ 3.;l4....l~~4............................, REGISTRATIO N ROSTER OF COUNCIL .SCOUTERS Council............ Jlh1.e.lta.se..w............................................................... _................................................ State.......!S.M.................................... . I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the .Council for the , 19-44, and hereby make application for Dee• 31 year ending (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of .my application. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each.District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns ,IST MEN ON COMMITTEES N ALPHABETICAL ORDER ADDRESS NAME ·@; STREET No. '~ CITY Memphis Orndorff r1eld Ozburn *·If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). . 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first p~pers ( a:7a~ :~:n .a1Jr~). . _(lkJJA... (t.__}.______________ Scout Executive S1gned..... ,t;.fit;,_~_{t.____________'f/&?._____ 41 '!ff �Form 0-1062B-3600942 '· REGION " No. CouNCl~ l\, No. COUNCIL ; 5 55$ ROSTER Date _____ l.~~~it:~.-~_!._,_ ___ t~~l~-.!'---·····-·"-·-·-··-------·· Council.....-0..iP.~.Q-~.f.AW..... ------···-····----·-·--··-----:-·------··---------·--··-··--····--··----·-·····----····-······-····--·-· . ·--····· State__ ,,·--l-9'111 11 ·---~---·-··---··---········-··--·. REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the , 19~nd hereby make application for Dd • 31,Date) year ending (Expiration regi&tration with the Boy Scouts of Aml!rica; I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as st'3,ted on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership 9,ues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription' to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membei;-ship with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executiv..e Board Members at Large. Do not includemertalready listed on Form 1062A. D District Comm.ittee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns ~ ,..,. j;S: "''.." ,,;;z ADDRESS Pl~ NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT 'Cl t:i:! MEN ON COMMITTEES N ALPHABETICAL ORDER ~IST r ., 0 STREET No. CITY "'"' Ii'"" """ "'$ erg - .,'"" ..g~.,, :E ..... E.= o,d t:r'...,. "8<1>"" z "8 g~~! si ,...::; g~ ::::S'..;is; :?:Cl Qg'~~ g i-J~ p:! g2~d~ o P',g m S.&1" • ' ~ "l >tlo ~ =. . ... ~i .... m ,,..> go ti ..,. ""o "'~"' P>O ~-ci :; <>"' ,,.., .,;ii!!. .,._"''"... Er ;:;~'t:I 15' ~ O' "' "'"' o.t»'" ~:?~ '8 O<I> -... /F V * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fe~ is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). . . .. o;v.~.{.· 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as ~ted,4§ co. luem. .ab scout E xecut"1ve ~ ~.'1 ,1//oarr'f! ,;{;/a;rz1.((ffrraAi,.Y .• ;:/'II.. d . S 1gne __________ ,__________ ilf_~------·-----·-·--··-------·--··-----------··----·-------·· ~ �Form 0-1062B-3600942 . RFGION No . CouNCIL 5 No. COUNCIL 55f.1' ROSTER ' Date---~-----J.an ..... 31.,....1-944. ______________________. REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS CounciL.................Jlhi.OhB!J..Jat _____________________________________________________·--~------------------------------···--------------- State........ ~-~~D----------------------------------·· I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the ' . 19 44 and hereby make application for ec • 31 · year ending n (ExpiratiOn Date) ' registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from tiine to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription wilt commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Ex~cutive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns :.,rsT MEN ON COMMITTEES [N ALPHABETICAL ORDER ADDRESS NAME R.o. Jnr~ / Me~r1ll CIIY STREET No. PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT Mempnls lO 58 P \0 41 p Schmeisser Schwartz ll'!. f.0 1) IH'! 5.1 1> ,.n L~ "D 225 Lucerne · Forest Hill Dairy tt MILITARY .SERVI-OE• Commerce Ti tie in da _ ./Raymond Skinner v Wa,lter L .. Sm1th v Alfred Sohm /Herman Spears _ ~ ~O))} G&i'm~own. Tenn • Re Re Re x x ./G.D. Str.ausa /H.P .. Sullivan ../ E.F. Thompson ../ Blanchard s. fr (())'~lon Planters Nn-t1r.no1 YaaP\lr TUal ~W Re ../John Valentine ·-< John B. Vesey Dr. S.L. Wadley x 1814 Excha.n~e Blda-. Be 1 / 77 Re ./ L. W. Te.nner x J. Goldsinith•a & Sons Co. Re x 825 Union Ave. Re lt 879 Madison Ave. Re x /Andrew B. Waggener * If Scouter is to be registered . C >I P .n ~s P in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid e~sewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). . . 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as J7iate~~-column al?:?;e~. .. Signed ..... -~.". ....::.. l::.$!..,?(,//.i:r.i1J.~t;'._if._J_trt::1'.Lf!...~--'~-----------Scout Executive �. Form 0-1062B-3600942 - .. REGION No. < CouNCILNo. COUNCIL 5 658 ROSTER Date----·-·-----/.~~-!----~*°-'---J~~~-4-. ___________________ • REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS CounciL.....Chi.o.k..a..s.a.if____________________________ . _____________________________________.____________ •.•.._____________________________________ State._.____.__ !!~~-·--·-------------·------------------· I agree to sene on the designated group or Committee. of the Council for the 19 44 and hereby make application for D~C. 31 year ending (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the DeClaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $LOO membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTlNG for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription w:ill commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my applicaticin. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional .Executive Board Members at Large. Do not irtclude men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one shefa can be used providing each District is marked properly. · D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES ALPHABETICAL ORDER [N ADDRESS NAME OR PLEASE TYPE STREET No. PRINT The samelson OQ. x . / Alvin lL wai1 ,/ w. ~.,, •. Wessell weaaell Construction 107 Court ./ Renr:r wetter ; Rev. Chae. L. W1dne· r J J. Bradv W1leY Re ·Germantown .Tenn Re A.A ..; Russel Wilkinson ./ O.P. Williams v Darl L. Willies x / Har.r.Y L. Wilson o\\ ./ GeorQ'e wood ~ Memnhis / Abe wurzbura (( v x (())~ Dr. Th.omae 1C. You~W Idlew1ld Pres, Church Memphis Re *.If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon is1. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first ~::::.~:~:~..i~:g;~~:'..':~~Jf~--~?:.~.,~-~------·-------·---Scout Executive ·. ~ ~ �Form 0-1062B-3600942 v . CouNcir. No . REGION No. COUNCIL ., 558 5 ROSTER Date _____.J.a.n......31.:t---19.4·!. ___________________________ , REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Council. ......................!Jhi:0.4~------------··-···--····-·····-···-------······------------·--·······-·-····- . --.----------------···· State....!.e..nn.._________________________________ "··--· I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the , 19~ and hereby make application for Dec, 31 year ending (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of Americ~ I s~bscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. PLEASE CHECK GROUP r:%.Additional Executive Board Members. Do not in- · elude men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns EXECUTIVE BOARD ~IST MEN ON COMMITTEES N ALPHABETICAL ORDER ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT CITY STREET No. * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. marked be should others enclosed, is fee that checked indicating I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as i~dica.&~ i_~ column aJ2~~e . t E xecut"1ve scou <:i,~ fJ,,Vrr" __·n,.,,_______________________ !/__({:_,,,_., -1 'I .. , ,___ "' "'1"~?/ Ai'.f',•,...,_.,..:_ . cl-·· -tf--•.------°!'--···-ff.&-.1 S1gne . ;Jv', !; . �Form 0-1062B-3600942 . ,, R:i;:GiON No. CouN'c1i No . COUNCIL 558 5 Ro STER Date........i.~J~"..·---~~-'----!~4.:~---··-···----------·-··--· REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS CounciL__________________C.:h.1~.ka.sav_______________________________________________________________________________________________________ State....T.ann.......................................... I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the ' 19--44_, and hereby make application for year encling nee. ?il (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. .IST MEN ON COMMITTEES N ALPHABETICAL ORDER PLEASE CHECK GROUP l[] Additional Executive Board Members. Do not in- clude men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional' Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. . D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked pr_operly. Please Fill in All Columns 111 CP ;.. ... EXECUTIVE BOARD l:l"' .-.t:>" ·t:>""' ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT ;;;z ""' &:!l ,.o "" ~ STREET No. z 'O t:>" ... "'"' !:J:l :al-. ~ 8111 l"'ll Q.,CI b"HI "'"'"" QiCJ~ "'""'"' ~.~~! ti'~ g ~CD~ "'" "0 ~&! "'"' :::9°8·S r.oe:s~ 2'~g ;' ~I>. 'f ~ "8 ii> ii> ~fl~ 8 ... 0 Cl) - .. 0 0- '.ll . 0 Co ~ iOO<!> .. .... "i 9 v-· R.A .. Ta lor S77 Sled e 704 Dermon Bld • * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (a~·ic~ in columu..,aJlo.v.e). 11 "A · E xecutive S /..Jt'.($~ ~rtft/ /U~ . d ___ ······•------------~!.:'.:k<'-··-· ·········'1'd'.~!".:::....................... cout S 1gne 4 - t:l':!l'<! S"~ .:; ::i."' "'"'iO" ... .. g g. ~ g~ ~~a c:,.. ~~~ "' §:ii~ ::t" & Q ;i ., Po ,,. 5-~g ~i .. "'" .... -"., "' ""''"' ... "l �Form 0-1062-3600942 REGION No. ,. ConNCIL No. COUNCIL 5 I 568 ROSTER Date........... J'~J)_, ____3..l......1244________________,__ ~--. REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Council________ .Qh~.s:!M.f!.'llf.................................................................... ·····-··-·---·····-·······--·--········--·-····· State..........:r.~-~-~----·----·-----------·------···--• I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending ............D..t.0...•.....3.l_,____________________________ , 19..44_, (Expiration Date) · and hereby make application for registration. with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, .as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Consti. tution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local .Councils. PROFESSIONAL AND I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the 11ublication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will VOLUNTEER STAFF commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. Please Fill in All Columns ~ !' - ADDRESS Me~pblE STREET No. Morris "w. Gordon Beauehamn{Nezro) VJ.A. ./ Ho:ae H. ford _LD. Ted Childress Hearn w• T1dwe.ll Haskell Mize tr ugh D. DYer 501 Oolumb1a.n 20 s. Mu1:ua_l 501 co1umb1 An -:tliutual *MILITAflY S1IRVICE'* KMILITARY SERVIOI» :> c~ IFV L / rtJJ\8'1 ~\> o<\ ~v lAQ ....,. \~owden. ""'' Vi;D:L B1nilham IR\~ '883 N. \\..JJ~ =~ liiZ P>:!l "'"'" Q a~ <+ ."I Willett .::xecutive ,_Asst. Exec. A!Js+.~~.l- r;;;'-' ~U;f. ~ 5~ill I> ,:l.C 0-'"" "i El "'.., Sa :; ii> "'"'p;- ~~~ tT:ij .. l>'O ..... ::::.: 0 " " !'! "~ ~ ~ g~~! er P'~~ c .... "dS g ::; [!~a a:c ~ (") o.-" p,,tl:H~ -= "' ":::: "'.., a:~· ; a?'C rneal'D .. lll "' g~~~ po ",,, g "'"' ..,i<D.' "'"'E = '<I ~-~ ~ ~ RA "lr Ar! AJ ll~ y At'! 44.J A.0 si p AC 30 p ,, 'D He x rrowE !!Field Exec. ~A 'IP' Field Exec. RA Al'! 2! 'P E:ield Exec. Re AC 3~ p R.~ AC 3: 'P Dist. Com'r. Re x AO 3C p Dist. Com'r. ~- AO AC ch ~Id ....,, (( - .l\J) ')) . «MIL1TARY SEHVICEtt . .JI II' t J W . . . - 'Rern.s:u'l.d~ • Mi as. ~ tent Jaok Raines Frank Rider ff4 - parkway F.ast 'Rou.tA l La.wi-·ence Pl":l "e.i:> :!l .... cz lJ)gl'tl,... 13 ,,.., c,g:a -i Professional Staff Volunteer Staff v ~t:r t:r"' TITLES NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT - ;ti' t:r .... "'"' lL.. Exec. Field Com'r. Field Com'r. Field Com'r. Field Com'r. Dist. Com'r. RP 'X' x ~:: Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. 'P 4' 'p_ - --·-- - Dist. Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (?ils · ica)#! in column <l:bove). (, !J ((>I )j JI . . . d 4;;,f,;-:: t 11.ht il..r ..;-: ·"••••••.••• °ff 21 i?'.")'t. 1!,."-"' Scou t E xecut"tve S1gne ... . ....-...~: ...."-"'---a ....:.l:..••••• 0............................. �Form 0-1062B-3600942 . . , . REGION No. CouNCIL No . COUNCIL 5 558 ROSTER Date.................. J.1ut, ____Ztl.#··--l9.4.f. ______________ , REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS CounciL.............Qh.1.9_l.\:~i.s.~lf.. ............................................................_............:................................... State...T.enn......................................... I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the 19 44 and hereby make application for Dec• 31 year ending (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Re1igious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet ·can be used providing each District is marked properly. Ill Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet· can be use'd providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES [N ALPHABETICAL ORDER ADDRESS NAME STREET No. PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT Bob Garson 769 Vance Ave • .../'John w. Harris /Ca t .. C.E 1974 Crum Route l * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and checked: indicating that fee is enc~osed, is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has tak~n out his first p~pers (~jicat~~c~~:~:~~v~tf@o C' S1gned... ~---~----·J1 .,, . • ..........A ...................................Scout Executive 11 �Form d-106.2.J3-3600942 . ' REGION No . CouNCIL No. CoUNCIL . 5 5B8 ROSTER . Date.........Js.n......3.l.:t----194.4.----------------------· ......... State........':f:~enn... ------------'················---·· ................................................... Council.............C.h.1~kas.alrl................................................... REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS I agree to· serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the . 19..AA, and hereby make application for 3l year ending (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of Amc:rica. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.0Q membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which· is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the ~piration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. nee . . ~1\1'"\, llliY'O ?~Ag "' ~,....,,nd "'Pl'~ ""' =~ §~~Jcj §:;-~S: ~ii g~_g;- °"o g., if! s- ~ "'"" -'RA RA Western ltmu:t~ m1.. ~-~-"A n ... ' I ~ ;.: .. 1:..r. '!. ~) fa )II']" tvt-- ~ <~ '='~·~· ;;tnn ~ I JtJilnfljR .T Vnn""'""'ltlo ~/John V1 Allllr 'Mamnh1.A /Dr-·., ,,~~ 'Ii" 162 g_ 'MJl.l. i n ~ j V.R., CITY e!.i>:i; ... p.S:: b''"' .. 8<> ... m g'Ol ~ ~~oq;- ooe:ci co Si;; .'I' ~ z [~i "8 ii> > "''1~ cri .,::1 .Elff ~i> ,.._,, ,.~ ~ "fil~ 3a '1:1.,1> aa s:., ..!ii::&~ ::?:" ~ ""' "';;J i! &' ;+~8 ~i "'" "'"' [liiPI' "' -. ... (l>O 0 p> ('l t:j !10<!> ~ At'? 41 ]) ...,. AC E)j t p y· Ali 4i >P .. ll'hom•~n'!'! - """ ;;z ID:ll ""' M--i-·1h<\1:1 3191 g.=: ...... ADDRESS STREET No. ./br_ .t w Scheib)-"" .I Robert ~hn\l ;;,# f.t'l"> 'O ;.. ... !Om NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PIUNT T Please Fill in All Columns Ill Cl :..IST MEN ON COMMITTEES :N ALPHABETICAL ORDER ,/ d.J. I J .AA PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. Xl Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be us·ed providing each Committee is marked propedy. Rlnftf" Q!~ n •..-.. f"A ...._ ,,,,,. f!i_;,,, nta'i-:'t'ih;\; -· - ~ ~ 'l<>Yl"i N'h+ - Yorh . -· _ lfi>_ p-~~~\::::? 'l'>"',...WvaW - i!J ---- . .- .,;t'\t ~<oJ''SJ l\ /}~ 'f> . .....__.. i;ti! NM.tr 'MIMA ti Ill.\ .... x A(! .;1,t ~ 'D t..~ A' .. ~ R• y Afl. ,-:1 lt l.T~-r.. 11' ··-- ~I'! '."~ 1--?Jl't y ___ I.?i~ ,IA~ ((\' ;\\')).V o~\ ~ - (f'~'f> rr 9 ..... ~\\)).-.; (())~ ~ * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon is. l. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). • • ;.l~:~~~~d)., CJ ct~\ <'i ~i~":~ ( p~pers first his out taken has or Citizen 2. An American Jl'L ........?.••••••••••••••••••• Scout Executive S1gned..¢"ffe.-_, ___ ,.,..~p-" ___i;::______ :,,i!:.. 'b 'rJi - l> p �Form 0-1062B-3600942 , REGION No. CouNCIL 556 i REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS No. COUNCIL ROSTER Date...........l~J1.t....~_l..,.... l9.·l4 ______________________ . Council.......9-~!-~~-~~§:I:~-'----------------------------·---------------------------------------~-----------------------·--·----------------- State______ r._~n,_n_____________________________________ , I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the , 1944_. and hereby make application for Dec• 3J Date) year ending (Expiration . . registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not in- clude men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. Ill Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT · CITY STREET No. M ""·"" ..,,'h '1 - .,. - @_ (((0)~ * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon is· . l. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). . ,, 2. ~n American Citizen or has taken out his first papers ( atl_ ic~~;in _cof£mn ~bof~. . 4 r1,,.:J Scout Executive ''? _.,. , "» 1t..1:::,___________ J1--;J~ f'c,;;g.1f5:(J . d___ _ __ ,. _________ -.:··''·'·""""·tl.-.. •• '. ...... •W.k ::::_____r/J,__~ , S1gne �'\ National Council. :B.S.;,A. • 2 Park Avenue, New York City, N.t. Included in the inclosed cheek is $20.00 f'or which pleo.~e register the Scouters on the attacb.ed sheets. ~ing· ~ou and with best wishes, l aJ,B w. Gordon Morris Scout Executive pro.n ,,.u;,,.. ,!s w �Form 0-1062B:3600942 REGION No. CouNCIL No. 5 / COUNCIL 658 ROSTER Date........M~.r-~lLlQ_,___ .l.944_______________________ , REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS CounciL...........Q.h.~-9.~~~-~:'.W...................----···-·-------·--····-·-·-·-·········------····-···-····-··-··-····--·-····-·····-·-······· State....T.enn........ ---·······-·······-·······-··-·· I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the 19AA.., and hereby make application for ?il year ending j) P,(; a;;•1 jJ ' (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership ·certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.0Q membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. PLEASE CHECK GROUP ~ Additional Executive Board Members.. Do not inch.ide men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. ,gr Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. er Please Fill in All Columns !;' ~~ ~IST MEN ON COMMITTEES N ALPHABETICAL ORDER ,..C" C"" ADDRESS STREET No. I' John A.. Anmis ~~:mi 1 A /1 ?H~r.t 'R ·'~. - /ti .T P>:il "" 'g:; NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT , / 't' liiZ T~ t, Bruce Co.-~hr. .Tnhn f1PT'hAY' "An!!:>tna,.. fllf .:1>rn·1\h 1 Q Or2an1.ZA.t:ton Com. (1£'} ."'11"'AO anY' i:>'Y' Bai.."row.-.Age e Lab. 803 F.xchan;re Bldp;. . Barrow ij CITY - 1l°'Y "R (\ <l 't"iit Council Member Council MembRr Council Memb~r ff 1 Door Oo acreen / c. :-·:. Oh1.J.rnb er s 'TS.bash ".t."t."it House Court ,.,Hon. Walter ChE.mdler -~ --~<:!1))) ii~ )JJ \\ Banlt l>la.nters liali. Union t. Doddridr:e Nichols n @_ffNickey Bros. Inc.;.. - r- sam Nickey. Jr. tt 234 so. Belved~ aMl\:.t;'=" '* f' '-~r .J, Prescott It notttl PeRoo<W \' ;\\~v f' /1,rthur Schoembs " It ft Commerce:>~ ~ tl.'eJI 3ldg. /}L'M., Spain \_' ft ff Co. Kenon-.J'"' V'"Kenon T~~v1or lt It Parkway so. Weiamannt SCO'li'li i:;er l'l'lEi.J. JA~\'{V>T )<:'. • l.owtmsteins ,, H. T. Bunn ~"'\l .11.l ~.&. rr ...... C" ... "'Prg "'"" trg. ~o u """ ., E.to :ii .... "'13" ... 01'2c-Hi Qi~~ z "13 II>- "J ~ " ~i :; ::i. ii' :r: ..... 3a ~ " . .. ....§ g!!g; 0 "10Q - . IP- i:= 0 ~~~ g ..,m P' ~ g ::::8°1-35: :: ::ict l!l ~~ae ga> • ... ) ~ s: ;:t C" Q. ~ go ti ,.."o w_., C":!l'<f P>O =- ()~~ ~::i.a -o.,g g:E>Gl ::l;P> ... git Pl' .- POCO ..... ~ J:IA x AC 5? PC Re x Al"! PA y P§.C K. .Re :le \e Re x :x R.e x x x x x l:lP y r:te x x :te '.1.e ~e ~!e:w .l. .. ::z ~ "PC t:.r R? "Pt' Ar ~E PC \C 5? PO !\C 5'i p,(] A.C 5E PO \C ~~ PO ~c 32 POJ :s: pa A.C ~E PO A..0 5~ PC IH! SJ PO 4.0 6'. PC ~.o (0)~· ~" * If Scouter is to be registered in ·various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed_···-······-···--------~------------···-·····-·'······-··--····-·········--········---Scout Executive �Form 0-1062B-3600942 .. " CouNciL'No. REGION No. COUNCIL 658 5 ROSTER Date ____ JJ!!:!:~-~---'°=-l?._,____!~~-!:--------------·-- . ---· REGISTl!ATIO N ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Council. __ ,___ ~:~:~-~~~-~~!':! ____________________________________________________ ~-------------------------------- . -·-·-----------------------··· State........'!?.~-~~-----------·--·------------------• of the Council for the I agree to SSITe on, the desig}ijlted group OJACommittee · £or ~ ~ an d hereby mak e app 1·1catlon .uecemDer .,)J. · 19___, year en d.mg (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the. Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws. and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUT.ING for the period of my member.ship with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the.expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. gi Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Co~mittee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns ~IST MEN ON COMMITTEES N ALPHABETICAL ORDER ADDRESS NAME Pi.EASE TYPE OR PRINT ../ O~ E. BOnd vDr .. Rs.l'e-h Ham1iton v'Dr .. L.r.. Mcva:v STREET No. 6 so 't Second west lt1errrph1s, Arlt. CITY . Mempnis, Tenn tt Marion, Ark. 1600 Harbert, Memphu , /Fred Pr1 tohard 20 so. Morrison !t v L .. o. sm1 th n l 760 Faxon / J.M., Tabor '* Vance 769 "ton ttin /Dr,. Kent1e·th ~Whi Re x Re Re x Re x Re x \0 OC PO ~C 4~ PC A.0 25 PO * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers· {as indicated in column above). Signed.... ----------··--·-·-····-·--·-··-··-·-------------------------------------------·---Scout Executive �Form 0-1062B-3600942 ~ , CouNcii. No. REa10N No. ! COUNCIL 568 5 ROSTER Date ________f.1§.r~b... 24..,....1.9.44....................... CounciL.....C.hi.Cka&aw.:............................................................. ___________________________________________ :____________ State....T.enn.....--------------·-----·--··---------· REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the hereby make application for , 19-Uand 31 emberDate) Dee(Expiration year ending · · registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. . PLEASE CHECK GROUP ll3 Additional Executive Board Members. Do not in- clude men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns ll! Cl> ~IST MEN ON COMMITTEES N ALPHABETICAL ORDER s-~ g;g' IOZ ADDRESS , /Pt.EASE NAME TYPE o~ PRINT ~~ g ... "'0 STREET No. CITY v ...... _ "'".,. Henri Benner PrintinP: co. E:x. Board Mn. . "11->t "'" - !:it-t _( OhJt.$.r. & Sea. Scoutin• - 'Mr. Henri Benner ,, q l'f!lA ...... """' "'"' !!?.t:i :ll ... p,C r:r'"" s mg~:I: (ti 1-11 Cl> D:I Ill"~ b1~itQ;; e; ~ .g z 'Cl g~:i =Ei~S: w~ae. g!!.~f gti). "El -g' go~ "i ::t.., ::; g2g. 'II <+ ·lq i... 'll" ~ :l " ~~~ ""' ::o::: ~,,... ;i;., > > ... - ;r,,. " .. " g: lit! - "':il~ "' ....o. j;' O" (") n <+ .. 0 {DO <I> 0. ~ )4 a~~ ~;ia g;s;df ;;~"' [it~ -.. 110 .. ~ 'Pt! A.q ~ ~<o-\)\ l\ - (@ ~)5, ~ p~~(\._,;'&/ ((\ i\\_)>V o\\ ~ v - If'\\)) tr ..... ~'\.\.~'-= Cf))~ ~ ~- , * If Scouter_ is to be registered in various capacities and is payirig Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed __ ····-··-····--··········--···-··················-········-···········-·:·······--··-Scout Executive �Check 281 , j , Report No.J..i.:/: 7 /Urr .ff/ /y1-0-, ),. March 25, 1944. Jiational Council. B.. S .. A., · 2.Park Avenue, New York Cit7. N.Y. Geatleaen: Included in the inclosed check please fi~d $1.00 for which please register Mr. Henri Benner as a Scout.er in Ghiekas· w Co11nci1 11 B.S.A. Thanld:ng you a.ad with bes\ wishes, I anr Cordially yours, w.• Gordon Morris Scout Executive WGM/n. �~~ ~ \ 1).' f;i fr \. Form 0-1062B -3600942 !f>. ; REmoN No. COUNCIL No. ',\ \.;i.i COU:NCII. 558 5 .~ ::~ ROSTER ·" ··~ Date.....A:::r.il...1.9.,,.... l!M.~L---···----···-------··· CounciL ______ Jl.t!!.t.1!t:.a.a.aw...... ____________________________________________________________ ----------------·-------------------·----------- State __________;:i_,enl'l-------------------------------· .• .. REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the , 19-41.. and hereby make application for year ending n AC• ;i"J (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is 'to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. D D D D D D . PLEASE CHECK GROUP Additional Executive Board Members. Do not inelude men already listed on Form 1062A. Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. District Committee-one sheet can be used provid·. ing each District is marked properly. Merit Badge Counselor. · Council Member not assigned to Committee. Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns _.... ...... It! :...rsT MEN ON COMMITTEE S :N ALPHABETI CAL ORDER \> ="' ..,.tT tT"' ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT I T. Ceo11 ·:ray !iiZ I"~ ""' "'o ~.t .... ,.... ., •. \.. L1i,;~ht. r CITY STREET No. Merih:his Gas & .,.; ... ti' ... g,.. "'iB =~ ~ 5~g: z "p.i:I e=~ .... tr'"" El ~~~:: ,,..,, C'l g~~: :=S">-315: w~ae o p.i.g m g t-tm P' '""' ...~; ·' a~~ .,.j .:· " > > a-i :;-."l :ie"' "'p;-"' 8:=:~~t,' g~ .... " ~ "'"' ::t.!. .,·. 'tlSl~ g :.ta ~ C'l \. """ ~ §:ii:il .: -o"' "::: "' i:t t>':lj~ -" "' . ... Jq~ ~ t:!' ; ~ Ill " (DO .. ~~8 '. II' §ID~ O·ID •-•"1 C"f' water Div .. C:·.:Jun••i 1 'Mh'r>. H.A (! ~~ : 'rlr! i i j rnt~r •I v .J , v a.\.·' .. MOi::Jl ?9..jl '.;i ,s_ 1 };:: el' F-st~r /Elton n. ·rr:tv.:ht - 4on So. - A.::+m 'I '"'' 1 (I! TH v 1 "!! i l .•> nii erdt:. 1 • - l'l "n Or~A.n. Ohr. Tl1At.l" .! Com. t'U'll'1! 11: f.~ ti ... f'i.C t)? 'P("I 5(l p(]: .~tJ ~ ~'\O))j l\ _@_ ~i~~~ - j}~\> ((~ :\\°'l>v o\_\ ~ - (f~\"I> rr .... ~\\)>'(())~ ~~ I * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years 0£ age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed.·-----·······---····--·----------------··-···--·-·-------------···-···--·--······-··-Scout Executive �Net1onal Council, B.S.A., 2 f E!':\. r\Ventl0 0 1 N<"~: Y"r}'." 01.tJp N.Y. Gentlf'raen: Included in t;he tnclosed check i~ Cordially yours, w. Gordon MorriR Scout F..xecut i ve ·~· 3. C'O for �Form 0-1062B-3600942 ... , . . RBc10N No• CouNCIL No. 5 658' CoUNCIL REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS ROSTER Date..·-····Ma.1---.00.-j----lff44-----························ ·"'enn · · Chickasaw · ................................................... .. . _............................... ·········-·-······ State.................................................... ............................................... Council_ I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the , 19..4.A., and hereby make application for J)SC • . 3;1. year ending (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my member~ ship with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. O Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES ALPHABETICAL ORDER [N ADDRESS /_,. ,. NAME STREET No. PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT ~~ .CITY · - Momph:i.£1 x J .c ·>o o\v~- rr ((})~ * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed ...................................................................................... Scout Executive �Hay 29 1 1944. ~1.P.tton!"l Ootmo1l, B.t:..A., 2 Park Avertue, N~"n y,)!'k City, 11. y. Gentlemen: Itu}luded in the inoJ..ofl~d check ic:i 1·1 .. no triet Qomm1Ae1oner. Wlth b~st w1~hAs, I am Oo:r•dially ~voure, W. (",.ordon :Mor ·:->is Sco11 t F',.,'tecut ive ··a,'/ 1/i .r;... SW �c~il ~ Form 0-1062B -3600942 I '{ 6D· CouNCII.· No. REGION No. 5 COUNCIL ROSTER 668 Date....5.e.p:t.......29..,.. ...1.9.4::1__________________________ , Council _______C.t1.t.~M~.aw............................................................________________________________________________________ State..... ~-~~P. ___________________ ;_________________ , REGISTRATIO N ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the 19~ and hereby make application for :Oecen;ber year ending (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of Am~rica. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be . guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time. by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.0Q membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. J\- .;_ ... l:l'° ;ii ADDRESS li"Z io:!! ""' 'd 0 !!; ... STREET No. Cfirf:s;. Memp Merit :i ·.~-p '! f ul · l5lb swif't y •...... :Dudley ""' -"-~ .,. Badr.~~e Tenn. Ooun. McHps.dden v "'"' tr ... ...~ a' ;.. [El tr:!!'<I 11>0 "" .,,... iO" ~ "'s: eit: io B"' .... mg'~~ ;-~ "' ii g...,~ = @a 8' ~ g::~ 0-ID m" .,:; rill §:a==t-315: ooS!CJai ~= C)nc- '<I '""" "'a~~' !.. ... "' ~~ ~ .. -.. . m "il~ ;i §:iidl a:~g tr 0. ·io '<I ~;1!!!. as-"" "0'" .... l"f ... ,J, 55 PO New x ' / James A. ~ a=:at:r""... BzCl 'O tll '\)CJ..-(// ~ 9'.J-- NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT .u. Please Fill in All Columns 10-· LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER firtrbi:n:·t PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. / New x District com. 1900 Linden ' , c 54 PO ~"\l _,.. ~ ~'\'O))} l\ /]~ 'i> _@_ ?~~~~ (( O~\ - '\ i\\'l>v ~ -ff~'i> e\~\\'l>'- rr ((J)Y::Y ~~ * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years 0f age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed _______________________________:JtJ~/Jf.~----------Scout Executive . · �Sept .. 29 11 1944 .. Nntional Gcuncil 1 B.o..A., 2 Park Avenue, Ne"'::J York C1ty 1 N.Y. Gentlemen:. Included in t.h?. inclosed check :lf.1 :t. Br· f'or list fro:n Sept. 194L,. through De:cemhe:r 194,4. w. Gordon scout Morri~ n~ecu ttve �Form 0-1062B-~600942 COUNCIL ROSTER 558 Date _____ N9.Y..'! ____2_l_,. ___ l~~-~-lt-------------------------· CounciL ___________Q.b.1..aka.a.aw.. ________·-·--··········---···-·····-----------··--·--···-····--·-···-·--·····-··-········-·····-··············· State.......T.~_g.J.!____________________________________ , REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Coundl for the , 19-4.4., and hereby make application for year ending December 3J (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER ~ ~ . ~·'"' ,..,,. ="' i:r"' ADDRESS "'" NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT t.a.mar ~ ~.fl. (,) ··~ L ... , n.... v ... 1288 F"rrest HA.dL'i'Q f!rmna~"I Me1~it fS'U· . - ),/CJUV , (./ '"" "0 ~ '""' N x -°'""I - y oom. Nei~hborhood -.. --1 "· -e.,,,.,..R 0 ~-:::r-- 6' ~ [,.., Remphla. l88ti Harbert Ave. (I) Prig ""' 1"=11 "0 CITY STREET No. Qnn•...A ~n Clifton Bennett iiiZ z .... B ,,.""".... "a1:1=i B<>,.. " 1 J'4 gill Q.S:: t:r"" fl> ;-~ .,::1 =="'15:t!I mea C)ao- :!OS '1J g :!~~ ~a .... >u .. a;~; ~ ~ ~i ~ "' ;;i <I> Q- = g ." p: i:l Al'! I .OD O'O t;I g,110 -c:s ... 1"0 ., "' ":II"' .... 0 "ll'5" :!li"' "g go Qi'~~ o,..,tJQ_ =o-m > > 9 g ;! At'1 A!l ~<\! &:\ ;:> (( o\\ - @_ ,:-:-:\0) )) l\.___..II~\> \W..lCtJ'::::::-' '\ ~\'i);.V ~ -rf'~l> , <!'\ s;;;i ~" "' !D'i ...... ?~ ,,r, ._."'"' IJ tr ;ia ~\\'V....... ( ( (())'0" ~~ ' * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed------------·---------------·-----------------····--------·-···-·······-·---·-····----Scout Executive Olli Pt �a 31s- ~ :io4 NOV .. 21 1 1944. Nz:.tiona l Council , B,c'.A., 2 Pzork .ll;.Venuet Ne~r York City, N.Y. Gf:>ntlemen: Included in· the inolosed check, please find i'l.20 fo:r which ple.:-se registe r two scouters on thr:> nttac1'ied ah~et. Than1{1ng you and with best wishes, I am Cordial ly yours, W. Gordon !Korrie scout F.:xeout.i.ve �Nov. 21, 1944. , NEW SCOUTERS Lamor Snowden 1885 Harbert 5-7621 7-4867 M C11f ton Browne 1288 Forrest 8-2141 2-1923 ' �November 24, 1944. National c ounc11, Boy scouts 2 Park /\.venue, Ne11 York 16, N.Y. or A:-·\erica., Gentlemen; Inolosed 1e oheck If377 for ~1.oo for which plea~e register Mr. Abe Schar:f't Kraus Cleaners, Memnhis, Tenn, AgP- 61 as a. Member of the Executive BO<':rd of Chickasaw C0unoil, B. 8 .A. (Member <:Lt Lr. rge) Thanking you and with best w1.ehes, I am cordially yours, w. (to rd on Morrie Scout F.:xeoutive WGM/sw �Deae~ber Boy scouts of ~e~1strnt1on 2 P&.:·k Ne~"' 7, 1944. A~erica. se~vice, Avepue, Yor1' CJ ty, r:. Y. and· Defective Roster Notice for Mr o Abe 1937 und is not a new· scoutf:r. member of the F.:ixecutj.vs Boc.~I'd Si~harf:f. ~,l'r. He is reregir.;tcrinc :: s a for the ;v-ear 19..:JA,, • • w. Gordon Morris f:.cout '::xecutive �T ~' -====-===""') j ,~ ..~- .A-\ '\re(~ ,' ' : l</ tf -~-·~ COlJliT OJ:' HONOR ~GULi.TIONS Scou:tfil and Sco~d;crs --- Your .A:iiten tion. a.3k ;y·our of Honor: t1e PleaseJ :Fo:i.· t}re l)U"q?ose of 1uaintainini:~ a high standar d o:f' profici ency in carr-.rin.G out t.l.1c followi ng regula tions of the Court coo~oera.tion 1. The 1-ieri ~ :Badge Pm:i'Jhl et coverin g the s·t'.bjec t should be read by tl:..e Scout before he :;oes to the Counse lor. 2. H is ver;/ i1!tt)ort ant thut all Scouts should me,l::e ap·poin tments 'd th r!ieri t :Bad.,;;e Counse lors before going to see theui to pass Heri t Badge require ments. hcri t 13adge .A:p,Jlico,tions will not be acce11t ed at Headqu arters or at the of honor unless tl1ey arc proper ly filled in. signed by the pro1~e1· person s, and all o:f the require ments for the :Badge ha,ve been met. Auplic ations should not be siornd by rury :person until the.t person has satisfi ed himsel f that the Scout he,s fu.lfille c"i tLc roquirE~~nents for ti1e :Badge. Merit J3adge Applic ations shoulO. never be signed in blank. 3. Cou1~t 4. Eerit Badr;e Ap"r)lications must be registe red at Headqu arters at least three q{.\y-s before the Court of Honor is helQ.•.' If l/ieri t J3adges are not so registe red, plca.se to not c:~ect th0a to be placed on the docket of the Court. 5. A Scout should \·tear a clean Scout Uniform when he a:?;>ears -oefore the Court of Honor. l'lea,se note that Scout~ t·.rho do not posses$ a uniform will not be embarrass ec. at the Court; but Scouts ,,•ho O.o own uniform s should ancl will be require(~ to t·1ear them. 6. \t'r1cn a "Atten tion" Scou·~• ~.nd s rt.?.me is cnlled at tl:i.o Court of Honor he should stond at salute. 7. All Scouts who are a.warded Iiierit :aadgos at tlle Court of Honor will be given a card ste.tin ; the names of the Badges ?.waro.e(l. If a Scout would like to have the :3a.dt_;e •1resen ted at the Court it will be necess ary for him to blly the Badge at 1Ieadque,i..ters when he turns in his A11plic a.tion, so that the Badge mey be attacr.eC:. to the card. 8. Merit Dadt;es \•1hich arc rcgiste: t·ed for one month' s docket. and whicb for aey reason a.re not awarded to the Scout, will .lliIT, be placecl on the docket .9.€,-ain until lfoadqu arters is reques ted to put tj-icm on for '.;he next Court of r10n6r. 9. Scouts should. attend the Court of Honor to which their Troop is assig,n ed. Shoulc: a clm.nge of Court be desired please C.:'1,11 Headqu arters for permis sion; . otherw ise, the Applic ation t·'111 not be accepte d. j: l f' I: ii!: ! 10. Merit Badge A~>plications which are six rJ0~1ths of age or over will not be ciccept ed b,:r tlle Court of Honor. In other words, if a Scout passes a l>Ieri t :Badge to a Counse lor aud then waits 6 months or more before he ap1>ea.r s before the Court, i t will b.e necess ary :for hi::i to go back to the Counse lor and be ree.x..runined before his applic ation will be acce:r>ted a.nd placed on the docket. Your hel:o in ce,r;r:rin::; out the a,bovc Re~;<llatio11s will r.1ean mv.ch to ;rou, the Court of Honor and the Counci l; and we l·!ant you to know that we d.o a:1J'1)reciate your cooper ation. Sincere ly· yours•· J:JJ.{f. P, I~ tt'' JAJ )Tl. D Geore;e P. JL1.wls,'1t.D:: Cl1airman, Court of Honor \: ! �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL, 3. S. A. INC. I 1fomnhis, Tenn. / Y q tJ DIRECTORY OF MERIT BADGE COUNSELORS MER.IT l3A:DGE COUNSELOR ADDRESS TEL. NO. AERODYN.AMI CS (Formerly 11 .11.viation") AEROl:TAUTI CS AIRPL.AHE DJ?SIGN ,, AGRICULTURE 11 I I •oo . v. Mr. R. York j\.'.!c lif~-1 - r • R. I&: Rutherford r~·n.,,,, Mr '~~; l.::.Ji • R. B. Humphries I ~ !' .,._. ,, 3X' ANGLING /V Mr. D. H. Boone ~ 'f O 11 Ji Mr. I. L. Gris to T. H. Jenkins ~Mr. 162 S. Main St 8-1217 Rt. 1, Hernando, Miss. Rt. 1. :Sox 758, Whitehavon,Ton n.35-2791 215 S. Pauline · 2-1291 Bartlett Rd. ,±-3278 R]. 3-Hwy. 64-Mcmphi s 48-4409 ~cry...")_~:? /r 0() J. (} 0 g !J 1.-0.0 ' ANIMAL INDUSTRX'/--q"" Dr. J. W. Schoibler /, 0 SO V-Dr. John A. Gilmann .s-v,.....·nr. E. B. Mount ~ Dr. c. L • .Allen -3"{-rv'Dr. J. L. Wright /,00 ,...- Ivt;r._, Ra~r H- ~rd Mr;·""Guy° ll.··~ · I . I: I £; t\} f\f-- w t;,_,J._.~V""tv.../L., ~I j l ARCHERY v 769 Vance I ~ 'f- ARCHITECTURE lI 76 C> ,QD Ar. R. B. Humphries - ----- · (} "i.1r. M. H. Fu.rbringer Robt. Loo Irwin ,. :fr. II . ~ Al ASTROMONY . Mr. E. L •. Harrison \!<"'" Mr , Ba~i tee Defries 'I Ii ~,,.- i...,.-:' 1, Box 758, 35-2791 Whitehaven, Tenn. 5-1902 9-8208 U & P Bank Bldg. 5~1902 1243 Overton Park Av.;;. 2-7493 Bartlett High School 4-5987 Mon-Fri- 8:00 A M- 3: 35 P M Mr. M. H. Furbringer ~iss Helen Hamilton Miss Grace Olsen i R't.- v~~- U & P Bank Bldg 1622 Clancy Pl. i::'./ ; t 8-5011 8-5011 4-4886 7-3726 T'IH'reJ J 1 i\ilk. Collierville Tenn. I l 4-6221 2474 Summer 733E. Parkways. J If 3181 Poplar 769 Vance ~--'"'1',P:~';,(.·'1J"''"'" :i. .~, · ~~ 1~ V)~:f::i~A.,1;;.,.J•OD kJ - .J) I\) ' 0 193 S. Idlewild @J.oi.gh, ~ 7-,±043 4-5296 Haw~ins-M-:i±l·-·Rua·a. j p/ ATHLETICS I 'I i _.... : ..... ,.1,,_,· Mr. BUP:f~ Mr. . if..J """Mr. :3S"'Mr, ' Mr. ~·b Mr. ~l Martin Pearson Harold Davis Lawrence :K;en t t, H. Polk lie h l Be oey·· 1896 Cowden 4-3763 8-3372 8-5883 7-2079 Marion, Ark. 286 Bingham 4-1555 YMCA ~ J;V Frank L. Ca.sey, Jr. """"""\'<·' "$· f,.o {;) / r ~----~~.,_.:__. - - ~--· (CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE) �-2COUNSELOR Athletics { Cont 1 d) Mr. Lewis E. Thomas /'v Y MC .A Germantown, Tenn. 1375 Goodbar "'irartlot t High Scho<>l :Bartlett, Tenn. ~!l!~leit; I Memphis State ~ ~tlet'b High Sche-el N Mr. C. C. :Burford t1t.#'v''""""'';·.' Mr. Owen Miller Mr. Dan Taylor ""' Mr. 0 Hindman, Jr. Mr. Frank Thomason Mr. Zack Curlin Mr. w. D. Croft ~4 ,,., AUTOMOBIL!lifG J. H. ~ 3 v-' Mr. J ai!le s J. Vaughn / • (j f.? ..N Mr. Loo Horne, Sr. l•l Mr. Evans Warr ::s1 }t W. C. Smith L. F. Grohan Edgar McHenry T. H. Jenkins Sao D. Pitts BEEF PRODUCTION 36-2956 48-1969. 4-3477 48-1969 Bartlett High School Mon-Fri- 8: AM - 3:35' PM 927 ir. Highland 4-5679 Miss Grace Olsen .- Mr. H. E. Rankin 8-3372 Memphis St. Railwey Co. 8-7347 Hull Dobbs Kensinger Co. 8-3131 Felt!! WCQ SE ().. '! P.Jfl'{.. /'")b 48-6161 Bartlett, Tenn 4-7754 /'./ Mr. R. M. Gilmore :BASKETRY TEL.MO. ADDR.i!:SS ~ CJ 736 Neptune 1740 Forrest 2088 Hallwood Rt. 3-H~-64-Momphis Rt. 3-Hwy-64-Mo~phis 5-2221 7-3560 7-4390 48-4409 Sec .Farm Merit Bad.go Counselors i ' BIRD STUDY 36-1444 Mr...- Reiler'B Reinert Mr. R. :B. Huntphries 1lt. 1, :Box 758 Mr. Ben Welch 1946 Snowden 't'lhi tchaven,Tonn. 35-2791 -,!',/ • Mr. Chris Kontcra 3 C... fa/\ Dr. B. E. Jacobs • Mrs. Eleanor Drane /< Brother I. Vincent /'fed!loN' /)Ari.So;,/ ELACKSMITHIUG _I_ · C/.t:1 , ,., / ,1' ··-~--<::":. ~/ - ,' ,._ 3 //o3J \,< Mfs-iidZ~ Mr. Tillnan Austin 1 Mr. A. G. Davis (,,.. ·Miss Grace Olsen Mrs. Eleanor Drane 0 o Mr. N. J. Melroy Mr. R. J. Humphries Mr. J. H. Hindman, Jr. Mrs. Grover l'owcll .~UGLING .I l./ <t: dl'~.i;eAJ :z. . f1 J// St.fa.- C1.._.,;J,:4J Mer.1phis St. Railwey Oo. 9.. 7347 Mr. Jar:ies J. Vaughn 346 Madison 8-2266 Mr. Milton Bowers f.;. t!)O Near Shelby Co. Penal Farm Mr. Arthur George Mr·;w·~:Bttr1""ord" 30T.AlliY 7-5275 4-5909 1552 Maplewood 8-3302 915 Madison 4-7167 :Bartlett, Tonn Christian 3rothcrs College ,,.r Mr. 0. E. Jond ·~ "V·#l'r~1Ir. Frank Pole /~/ Mr. A. E. McClain -~~ft-~'.fd:mti:ry 946 Decatur )\ 1032 Torry Circle ~artlett High School Dartlott, Tonn. ~- 8-2529 7-7452W 4-5987 4-7167 4-3763 J3art1 'iH High 8eh1'ol 7-2887 Overton Park Zoo 35-2791 Rt. l, Jox 758 Whitehaven, Tonn. I3artlot t, Tonn. 4-3763 ~artlett High School 6 S. Second 1010 s. Cox :3artlcttt Tenn • 8-2828· 7-47.:.IBM r ! �-3COUNSELOR .ADDRESS TEL. :NO •. :msnmss C .J.1 Mr. C. T. McCabe Mr. A. E. Warren 1648 Vinton Ilartlett, Tenn. ·7-4228 4-7287 C~ING Scoutuastors Mr. Hope H. Ford Mr. .T. H. Jenkins Mr. I. L. Griste, Sr. ~ J, ·'!' ..-~ Slavick Mr. H. 3.,,,,.,1 Crunp Currier Rt,. 3-H""Y • 64-Moophis 48-4409 Jartlett Rd. near Macon Rd. tr.s. Hwy. 70 & WMC Rd• 4-9802 Mr. Hope H. Ford Camp Currier l.l<,;"d w. CANOEING ' I' CARPEi.i!TRY Mr. 1,,,· Mr. Mr. i..-Mr. ~'\ Af)1r. #}-1r. /Jl_fMr. N Mr. Keith Jlanton 1259 Agnes J. R. Mankin '/--606 McConnell J. Granville Gatos .SS~I~ 749 McConnell J. R. Ho.rtie 1954 Oliver L. O. Sr.ii th It 0 O 20 s. Morrison St. W. E. Cowan 249. F Hill L. H. Polkf,.."9V Marion, .i\.rk. R. E. Kennedy 3542 Midland ~- Nelson Castle 190 s. Idlewild O 'ii Mr. Job Carson /, 0() Col. Mutual Tower f Mr •. Robt. Loe IrwinPf7-t- 1622 Clancy 5?.-· l.f CHEMISTRY ~r. /,) fV G. Worthen .Agoo Mr. J. H. Hind.nan Mr. Jurford Mrs •. Grover Powell lk ~r. A. C. Muir CIVICS V/I ' Mr • A. L. Hoi skell Miss Zula Mac Harris Mr. John w. Harris c/ . . , • Mri. C. E. Do.vis ~4() / { ilu&. aL&Ji&. tlF Mr. $. E. Kelly Mrs. 'Grace Olsen oo N 2-7071 4-1394 I 4-2953 36-5335 7-2752-W 5-3989 4-2921 7-0880 5-3833 9..;8208 1278 Agnes Rt. 6-Williams Ave. 2-4468 Darrow Ageo Labs. Dartlott, Tonn. 13Mtlei;1; Hi~h Sehutn Bartlett High School 5-2488 1010 Col. Mutual Tower Stcri ck :Jldg. Collierville, Tenn. Conmorcc Title Dldg. Messick High School -43:10 ~gtte~·9.0d :Jartlott, Tenn. Dartlett High School 4-3763 4-3763 8-6285 8-6755 8'!"1882 4-1245 48wl83Q... 4-5987 CITRUS FRUIT CULTURE See Farra Merit Dadge Counselors COIN COLLECTING 4 Mr. Tod Childress CONSERVATIO:t:-T ~&Mr. 1..j 5 R. B. Hun:phries A. D. McWhorter /{Mr. J. M. Tabor I'D() 4-7632 714 Inez 35-2791 Rt. 1, :Dox 758, Whitehaven, Tenn. 9... 7z45 Mer:tphi s st .,Railway 7-7574-W 1760 Faxon COOKIUG Scoutmasters Oar.ip Currier ' Mr. Hope H. Ford :Jartlett Rd. near Macon Rd. <>-- ~~i('Mr. I. L. Gristc, Sr.;JdjJ ~ r \ Mr. T. H. Jenkins Rt. :>.Hwy. 64, Menphis 48-4409 --- -- --~-----~--------'.-~----- �- 4 - MERIT J.ADGES COUNSELOR COEN FARMING See Farm Merit Dadge Counselors Mr. R.. .:Jennett Jartlett, Tonn. Mr. J. ~. Thursto'.1 /, o :nartlett, Tenn. L/~ fl fl TEL. NO. ADDRESS tf f • () () 48-2364 o COTTON FARlUNG JMr. J. G•..Appling U.S. Hwy. 64 . Soe Farm Merit 3adge Counselors 3 g ~/r.· CYCLING A__ fV •'• DAIRYING ~I s. Main ~rr "'•s (R_ ~ ~(J'-f / 7 162 V. R. Yorl{ Leo Horne, Sr. See Farn Merit :Badge Counselors :Jartlett, Tenn. fV Mr. R. E. :Sennett.___ I DOG CARE I •l?..:"l.'1) "'' "';t-· \,<. · Mcraphis St. Railwey r. J. D. Pickering Gcri:mntown, Tenn. r. H. M. Clcyton 929 Dickinson 11 •Mr. H. W. Slavick 4 ..3 U.S. Hwy. 70 & WMC Rd. Ii/ Mr. Glen Reid · ]artlott, Tonn. jftMr. · L. L. Covington ~,Jl.adio WMC Plant rvMr. :Job Carsozn S»....~·,t. 'Gol. M~tual Tower. . 8-1217 4-9103 48-2364 fJ W tf-- ~ b Seo ..'\.ninal Industry Merit 3adge Counselors . Mr. I. L. Griste, Sr.?Y-J;, Jartlott Rd. near Macon Rd • v;;:r. James J. Vaughn> ' ELECTRICITY 4-7497 8-734:7 73 36-1000 4-9802 4-1054 4-2442 5:,3833 tJ ~- ~ ~~~ w~ 1~ ~J~.c...""' ~-.-o;, .;;;,FAR!=· =-JI..;;;M=ER=I.;;;T~:JAD;;=.;G=E=S ~. L. .li... Niven . ~· I f,00 Progressive Farmer Ruralist Co. 1 Cotton Exchange Dldg. Roon 10&~ Court House l!u:n ell , ih r. 2472 Central Co1;;J.i-e-rvltle;:4fm!tn. L. J. Kerr ~d •Mr. F. M. Cooper~ ,/}f2,,~r. Guy R. Kirk 16 ~::.~L-.~~1'1·n Fai~:~. /{'Mr. J. G. Faulk I: 8-3921 6-3067 4-6231 7-1081 Gornantown, Tonn. Agri cul t·ure, :3ocf Production, Cotton Fnrning, Corn Farming, Citrus Fruit Cul tur0, Dairying, Fruit Culture, Farn Records, Far;:1 Mechanics, Faro Hono & Its Planning, Faro Layout & n1dg. Arrangeme~t, Hog & Pork Production, Nut Culture, Pidgeon Raising, Poultry Keeping, Sheep Farming, Soil Managonent. FINGERPRINTING ~r. C. H. Gregory Lowenstein• s I I- I :I 8-7711 '\ a , FIREM~urnHIP _ J;capt. S. L. Eilert Front & Union Fire Sta. rv Capt. W. L. Dilbroy /'( ~t. H. V. Andre 4~apt; John ~· ~ibson ¥Lt. ~if. O••1~1lk1ns "/'( jMr. E. J. Morton capt. John T. Kane /'f1 capt. Q,, J3. Go ode /V1)Jn:pt. J. E. SQirle -1f;-Co.pt. J. V. Papia . Iv Capt. A. F. EckrJan f,J '} 199 S. Idlcwild Eneine House #11 Engine Honse fl 460 E. }',n.1·1:::va;)' N. Collierv.: ::.J_.3, Tenn. 65 So. £.c;nt 3426 S01J.thcrn 3426 Snd;hern 376 McI,ei:iure 376 McLonore ~~ 1;,.V1Capt. Co E. Kaufman Jc 00 2552 Yale ;y · • rrvi. FIRST AID w. J>. -r:-_ rvL,,"f/ IV () ~ '/... F. W. Fiedler John Cox Duane M. Carr M. W. Allen Exchange Illdg. First National Dallk: 3ldg. 899 Madison 919 E. McLonore ( CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE ) i , 5-9176 4-2987' 2-4556 36-9126 2-0818 4.-7566 5-9176 4-5377 4-6835 9-3107 9-5239 ff- /q 0 '1 I I 1, ·11 6-2433 5-1541 8-3662 9-0433 1_'. I ' Ii II ···----·Jl I �- 5 ... MERIT :3.ADGES First Aid (Cont'd) COUNSELOR :J} TEL. NO. ADDRESS ~. C. c. Turl'!:er · 899 Madison 5-3533 4-2213 DP, Jeaios Wallac.»-_ tJ ;..i J;e'fll.aP Pi!eo ~W. D. Croft ·w ~ l3artlett High School 48-1969 · J. s. Goltmo.n . 995 Madison 2-1036 • Almyar McLin 553 Summitt 36-2106 f.D81{ Dr. L. c. McVay ·j JIJ 0 Marion, Ark. ~7 vnr. Ralph Hamilton J •0 0 West Monphis, Ark. ~/Mr. S. E. Jolly, Sr.//, 00 r 129 Reese 48-2003 f VJDr• E. P. Yancey Gornantown, Tenn. r. L. P. Poarcc Oolliorvillo, Tenn. 2-1135 r. George P. Rawls J 1304 Union Avo. 2-2830 Ii )~r. Chester Perry ...f. kJ ,C.1498 Lindon NJjr. D. lbJamos Excho.ngo Bldg. 5-1100 -C!"{~r. Henry Clayton Memphis L. G. & w. Div. 5-2552 N Mr. i1.. E. McClain 3artlett, Tenn. /\/Mr. Frank Thoooson IlaP:Uett, teelm'. (Applicant nust pass Artificial respiration at Y M C A or to Red Cross Examiner and pin certificate to application before going to Morit Jadge Counselor) P FIRST AID TO .AlHW:S See Animal Industry Mori t :Jadgo Counselors. . Mr. Wo.llaco Ilrya.nt . Shelby Co. Ponal Farm 3.5-2791 Ht. 1, Jox 758, Whitehaven, Tenn. 4-3214 George J. Madlinger f ,00455 Haynes 'rntersto.te Realty Co. 8-5131 Gilner Richardson 7-7574-W J. M. Tabor 1760 Faxon FORESTRY vMr. R. J3. Huophrie s /i/\ FOUNDRY PRACTICE ~r. FRUIT CULTUAID GARDElUNG s~~"'"'· Jai:ics J. Vaughn 8-7374 Meophis St. Railway Co. Seo Farn Merit Jadge Counselors. ~o Farn Merit 3adge Couns~~fS Mr. George J. Madlinger ,- c-""" 455 Haynes 4-3214 S,,..fa-J GRASSES, LEGUMES & FOB.AGE CROPS ,..-/'See Fam Mori t Jadge 1vMr. J. A. Thurston !- lb ~ I HAJ:TDI CRA...'ll'T I \ I Scoutmasters 6 Mr. H. W. Slavick P I Mr. J. H. George _,'fj 8. ~ 8.3 f'/Mr. T. H. Jenkins, Sr. u.s.Hwy.70 & WMC Rd. Jo.rtlott, Tonn. Rt. 3-Hwy 64-Moophi s 76 4.-9802 48-4409 I ! HIKING ~r. d 162 i'"'"j DartJvi;~.. V. Ro Yor:~ ,'J) • •Mr. Hope H. Ford CT ,.., ·~- I) .,, • Mr. J • n. J0.0rgc 6 .;) Car.1p s. Mr~in (;1).".'~ ~ . a...1217 81'." Tonn • I HOG & PORK PRODUCTION See Farn M<Jri t :Badge Counsclorz,. Mr. Wallace Jryant Shelby County Penal Faro I l\J /. HORSEMAJ:rnHIP tVMr. c. c. C:;wtwri.€}lt Miss Maude :Jurbank 'Mr. F~ M. Cooper £;) S II~se· Fairgrounds 2472 Central 8-0661 7-0705 4.-6231 '11 I I i• 1: ____......_.,__,,,-===-====---===========~====~===~========~jJ �... 6 - MERIT :JADGES INDIAN LORE INSECT LIFE COUNSELOR ~ J. E.. Jacobs ~--·R. ::J. Huoph rios .. 3i 8-3302 1648 Vinton · C. T. McCabe Raleig h Rd. Joo Wrigh t f'I ·'. ,. ~~-~ ~~~~~~:". :4.~~tr:~~-c )·.J~~a~~:~ ~~,;~h s:~~t GA.BDENIN~ LEATH]JRCRAFT LEATHERWORX 4-2960 4-3763 ~ ~ IJUTDSC.M'E 7-4228 Tiortl ott High Schoo l Miss Lucy Piorco ~Mr. JOURNilISM 915 Madiso n Rt. 1, 3ox 758 Whiteh aven, Tenn.3 5-2791 4-3214 455 Heyncs 4-7167 Jortlo tt, Tonn. c;,tY' Mrs. Elco.n or Drano ~-ll". TEL. NO. I ~. George J. Mad.li nger INTEBPB:IDTING ADDRESS 455 Haynes George J ...Ma.dli nger 4-3214 See Daske try Merit nadge Couns elors 2-3949 t!Mr. E. W. Redus _ / Y M 0 A Every Satur~ Aftern oon froo 1: 32_ until 3:00 LIFE SAVING Jal'-'c'ie~b, 1'6nn. (Sec Athle tics) /V Mr. Frank Tho1aason ....,....,!J J'ffr. Jt.w. Sl-av; c J~ f....ldJ v.S. Hwy ~ Wl'I\~ ~ ~ e+-'f'?I ':::u,~. ~[.,.., MACHINERY MARKSM.ANSIIIP "'11(~. .J a.oe s J. Vaugha n /{'Mr. .. Mr. i(Mr. /'{ Mr. L. L. Coving ton M. L. Martin Sao Pitts T •. H. Jenkin s 1:: T. G. Drane p Mc.nphi s $ t. Rail way Co. 8- 7347 4-2442 Radio WMC Plant ,. / Yale e.o.:.;, )<2798 Rt. 3-Hwy-64,Mcraphis . 48-440 9 Rt. 3-Hwy-64,Meraphis 4-5295 Ra1'1i sh=Ml lllngeo n I?d. 1 35-279 758 Dox '1, Rt. R. 3. Humph ries Whiteh aven, Tenn. Tµl're ll, i\:1it:" VM~ Raif' H. Wnl'd 4-6231 2462 Centra l ~ Mr. F. M. Cooper t:/J 367 Tiuntyn 1v Sgt. c. R. Reeves ~eisular . .AxrJV R.O.T .C. Instru ctors at Schoo ls. 4-9802 U.S. Hwy. & W.M.C. Rd. I Mr. H. W. Slavic k W J} j 9 48-440 s phi 64-Mom :>.Hwy. Rt. Mr. T. H. Jenkin s .6 1 ~.~~a~;J.r,p,. I-/ / ~ MASONRY M~. AJ.g* ~.i ffe.-u .y //~ Cbr:i:.~ 1220 il.~s . 6 Mr. F. M. Cooper ;ti· ,1_5,iP- 2462 Centra l it Mr. Robt. Loe Irwin.;::t;> 1f J.622 Clancy 7 -:DR.A:=,_:WI~1'T.,,,G~~ ~ .-M. ,E.-.CH.Al._ ..."I:..;:;C=AL= Mr. J. Ii.. Ma.."'lkin Roy lT.e'\-IDan ~ . t'YMr W. W. wharto n 'ff Mr. L. O. Snith /V Mr. J.\.. j). Jackso n · Too,ch crs of Mochrui.i~ t Mr. Robt. Loo Irwin 7-!e/ 606 McCon nell U. s. Engin eers 1046 Stonew all 20 s. Morris on Jartlo tt High Schoo l ng in Schoo ls 1622 Clancy Dri.· METAL WORK _A/ /S'Q"e--Jaskotry Merit -YI r1fx.. J. R. Ralsto n, IV', Mr. W.W. Wharto n IV 9-8208 4-1394 5-4671 36-164 5 7-2752 -W 9-8208 ~ Dadge. Couns elors and Jr. /... oo 1974 Cruop 1046 Stonew all · . :::la.rt lett High Schoo l :D. Jackso n ~o WMC Plant Mr. L. L. Coving ton J./;Mr. A. 2-4468 4.-6231 7-8902 -W 36-164 5 4-2442 �-7- COUNSELOR MlltEI T JADGES bD MUSIC YMr. O. E. Jond fo 3 /\I Prof. I• 0 0 Ernest Hawke I· 00 ~ Vifr. Peto Marchisio Ir 0 0 Mrs. Ruby Pa;ync l.i.tkinson · Miss Mary Sue McCa.raey A/Miss Elizabeth Dupree IYMr. A. E. McClain Mrs. c. C. Faquin Miss Flora Warren ADDRESS TEL. NO, 6 s. Second St. Central High School 158 N. Cleveland 1752 Vinton Wost Mf,)L'lphis, Ark. 411 Giln.oro Apts. :Oartlett, Tonn. 8-2828 2-22;1. 7 2-4053 7.,..2540-W 7-7670 Dartlctt High School (piano) Tiartlott High School 4-3763 See Farm Merit Dadgo Counselors NUT CULTURE ~Mr. PAINTING fV Peto Palmer Mr. C. D. Foroan '1YIA· Uf';~ ~ DeSoto Paint Co. 8-8477 n 7-3107 2086 ~~~-Pf~, . . 0 '" 'ii ~IJ~~ ~ 1..t._9-1~li'1 t:/6 "$;1.:lO gpo 'b h t1e ea A-ffl • ~¥; Glilf ~ M !IOI R. :1. Hur.iphries PATHFUTDING. ... Mr. 48.:l:SBO 35-2791 :Ut. 1, Jox 758 . Whitehn.von, Tenn. fP~. c. T. McCabe 1648 Vinton SS~· Robert Shultz, sr,, 1,0 D 2389 Jroad t- Mr. J. H. George -p (5 ..d Jartlott, Tonn. 7-4228 4-4852 (SEE DATES ON IiISTORY OF MEMPHIS AT SCOUT HEADQUARTERS) . as- J)~ 'fD_,,,,.,J.~;o__, PERSON.AL IIE.ALTII J See Lis~ o~. Doct~r:o~ ~Mt~fili,fori t I{ Mr. J. ,.J. •iJ.ndna:.'l, Jr. • Mr. D. Croft~ ~ w. PHOTOGRAP!rf • ~ "~ ~. Fred Joehnc H. Poland, Jr. Mr. E. C. Frase, Jr. r1 , , 1 Mr. c. F~ 1sts- I~ :Jadgo _,a.rtlett, Tcn..11. Bartlett High School 48-l969 Menphis Photo Supply Co. 5-1548 201 McCall nldg 8-3637 Radio WMC Plant 2-2442 PHYSIC.AL DEVELOPM 1 T Sec Athletics Morit 3adgc Counselors Mr. J. H. Hind.nan, Jr. Ja.rtlett, Tenn. Frank Thor.w.son Jftr~lebu, ill iii'. Dan Taylor :!JartJ.et.t., Tenn. PIDGEON RAISING PIONEJITRIUG • fl.Seo Farn Merit !3adgo Counselors, /Y Mr. c. Lowenstein' s Scoutr:iasters •.JM~. Hope H. Ford <"Mr,. R~r Ii. liaai« 11/Mr. PLUYwilm H. McGregory Cm::lp Currier lettl'ro:t:t 9· *rk';'"';•.. T.. II. Jenkins, Sr. Rt. 3-Hwy. 64-Mor.iphi s, 48-4409 Fred Pri tclmrd J 0 0 1800 Harbert 414 Olive Rt. 3-Hwy. 64-Mcophis 2-9267 9-3617 48-4409 5-3833 & D. D. Seanans T. H. · J cnkins :3ob Carson Col. Mutual Tower POTTERY \ 8-7711 +'· POULTRY KEEPING ... /Seo Faro Merit 13adge Counselors /V ll.obt. Nesbitt ~a.rtlett, Tenn_ �.. , . .. - 8 ~IT TEL. NO. ADDRESS COUNSELOR ]ADGE !I ' Tech: :High Seho ol Al Mr. Beech or Mr. Smith, 7-5411-R 191(} Madi son f'i Mr • J. L. Henderson, . 8-6491 637 Linden .55 ~~: W. P. Ware (Groups' ·of 3) The Commercial Appeal8-8811 R. J. Richardson Hwy. 70 & Raleigh-La.Grange RQ.. W. T. Edge 4-6710 PRINTING ~- PUBLIC SPEAKUTG ~- Raleigh Rd. Joe Wright 4-2960 PUBLIC HEALTH JI M;i;i·. Webb Lurry BADIO ,?]~:;-. John Viser I• 0-0 - ~. H. M. Clay~on .-- O t/ ::2 /,.y O ;..J ~. ~ .J.fl-<rvrt..O-~ (;J.Q~f~t.~, • Mr. H. W. Slavick ~Mr. 5-2272 Cossitt Library 5-2272 Cossitt Library 5-3930 Cossi tt Library Collierville, Tenn. :Bartlett High School Library Jesse Cunningham Miss Alice M. Virden Mrs. Maude Adams · Miss Zula Mae Harris Miss Docia Hintin READING REPTILE STUDY 3q ROCKS & MINERALS ~r. N. J. Melroy VMr. J. E. Jolly ~r. :S. E. Jacobs W f Mr. Hope H. Ford !f Mr. Charles H. Raney ROWING SAFETY A H11zy. 64 & Brunswick Rd. 4-7309 :Bluff City Dist. Co. 5-5761 36.1000 929 Dickinson 8-7464 W.M.C. Overton Park Zoo Overton Park Zoo 7-2887 7-2887 915 Madison 8-3302 Camp Currier 2166 Evelyn 2-0940 6-::?520 317 Poplar'Ave. appointment for Saturday morning) 7-4228 1648 Vinton :-Ma:r:ton, Arlt. - 8-3302-. 915 Madi son _,,,..j Jacobs E. 4-1245 School High Messick rO t Mr. c. E. Davis Tenn. Bartlett, Gj,oJ:~~~? J. • ¥r· (ptVv H. It /C-1 w .3 ---a ""'"'"" q:i.'j .l9~J,_/ D''~ l'i ) SAL:EJSNli.lTSHIP SCHOLAR.SHIP 7...,4z2s 1648 Vinton :Bartlett, Tonn. Hwy. 64 & Appling Rd. C. T. McCabe F. J. Vandemark E. C.' Nemitz (Must 1 ~0 Jirst Class Scout for one year) Cossitt Library f.171V"1·1J. J os se Cunningham 1648 Vinton (....4~r. C. T. McCabo Cossitt Library Miss Alice M. Virden Germantown, Tonn. N Mr. Ralph B. Hunt · Cossitt Library Mrs. Maude Adams School N Mr. H. I. Roland ~· f) ::Sartlett High Bartlett, Tonn. :~ Mr.. J. H. George h o-3 5-2272 7-4228 5-2272 5-3930 ' ' .~ ~ �- 9 - I I COUNSELOR MERIT BADGE ~- SCULPTURE 't7~. SEAM.fill SHIP SHEEP FARMING M. H. Furbringe r Fred Morrison /.OQ ADDRESS TEL. NO. U & P Bank Bldg. 5-1902 1111 Falls Bldg. 7-7074-W /Seo Farm Merit Bad.go Counselor s Hwy. 70 /V Mr. David McClanahan SIGNALLING • Mr. H. W. Slavick?! '.; SOIL M.i:\NAGEMl!.1tJT • ~o ~r. JJ 3 ,U.S. & · 1 4-8876 WMC Rd Hwy. 70 & WM.C Rd. 4-9802 Farm Merit Badge Counselor s 35-2791 Rt. 1, Box 758 R. B. Humphries Whitche,ven, Tonn. 1 ST.ALKING ST.AMP COLLECTING ~r. Mr. A. J. Wild f'nA... ~ ~Mr. John E. Roberts TEXTILES ~. WEATHER WOODCARVING ~ I Mr. vff:r:, )I!· I l ~r. L ~r. illr. NMr. f Mr. I WOQDTUBNING \ \ '-\\\ --- ~---- 129 Reese 1aii FHr-est ,__I 1434 Commerce Title Bldg 8-5981 '1~~ Fred Morrison S.,u...- 8-0747 522 Falls Bldg. 2,V...rv<,1J.<"'"'"I...} Falls Bldg. 1111 606 McConnell J. R. Ma..flk:in J. Granville Gates:S';;S,/<f 749 McConnell 1954 Oliver J. R. Hartic 1259 li.gnes Keith Blan.ton 3!1!!! i. i!!l!e 1 e!!!Ha Urban Smith 20 S. Merri son L. o. Smith Marion, Ark. L. H. Polk Semmes St. B. B. Jones w. D. Croft -P.... Bartlett High School P /3 /4 ~· J. Granville Gates r. J. R. Hartie ~·· L. H. Polk • Nelson Castle 749 McConnell 1954 Olivor Marion, .Ark. 190 s• Idlowild 7-.4074-W 4-1394 4-2953 7-9080 2-7071 2-2630 7-2752-W \ \ 48-1969 4-2953 7-9080 7-0880 Soc Carpentry or_Wooia rving Merit Badge Cbunselor s J3artlott High School 48-1969 ,,.,~ WOODWOBK ZOOLOGY 4-5179 48-2003 3~2~ CeiPRee• Y.M.C.A. Every Saturday afternoon from 1:30 until 3:00 4-9802 U.S.Hwy. & WMC Rd Mrs. H. W. Slavick Seo Athletics Merit Badge Counselor s. ~ ~J E1st'A:tiJ 'Podl swnmnm . H. D. v(" SURVEYING ,,,. ~ Hackler N Mr. S. E. Jolly, Sr.:>~ ·N Aw C, 13. J3r-ow ne,, J • 0 0 · I Mr. W. D. Croft ~, ~~,,,R. ~- J:.T. --~-- ----------·- 35-2791 "Rt. 1, Box 758 Whitehaven, Tenn. 7-2887 Overton Park Zoo J3. Humphries J. Melroy ·---------~------- - -----·-----~---~ ---- ---- -- -- I ....J �AWARDS & RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE / Mr. Fred . L •. Chris tenbu ry, . Chairman~ Court House /Mr. H. M. €1.ayton Memphis Ligh t, Gas & Water Div. Mr. Char les H. Chu'rch 562 Edith St • v' ...;· Mr. John E. Fobe rts 522 Falls Bldg. /Mr . A. D. Mc~orter Memphis st. Rwy. Co. / 8-436 8 5-2552 9-014 4 8-074 7 5-722 1 �r l-J Jr' h..v .r\,, J' .r'\'1'! '-' J '-' COU i'JC JL, B. S. 1\. J1'JC. 1 BALLOT FOR ELECTION'OF OFFICERS AND COUNCIL MEMBERS-AT-Lj\RGE FOR YEAR BEGINNING Jfl.NUABY :)., 1943 ********** - ·- FOR PRES IDE NT ·--· Mr. Percy A. Clayton I -· Mr. A. K. Burrow ·- Mr. Edwin Dalstrom w. :r. --·· -- (Vote for Five) - Hallida;y- ·- Mr. R. G. ~ Mr. Oran L. Cox --· -- I .. I FOR SECRETARY Mr. Percy - I II -· -· - FOR VICE-PB.ESID:llThTTS Mr. (Vote for One) (Vote for One) c. Clarke -·· (Vote for One) FOR TREASURER ·-· Mr. Emile A. Bizet l (Vote for One~ _ FOR COMMISSIONER I - Mr. F. Joe :inanas'.l;an ·- FOR NATIONAL COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVJJS(Vote for 3) e-- - - - Mr. Percy A. Clayton Mr. A. K. Burrow Mr. F. Joe Flanagan - Mr. Henry M.. Clayton .. ---- FOR COUNCIL MJDMEERS-AT-LARGE, as per list =:--·-+· . �1&.ia. i COUNCIL MEMBERS-AT-LAB.GE i~4.~· t Acklen, T. Robert Acroyd, W.L. . Agee, G. Worthen Ahlgren, Frank I Carlisle, G.A. Jr. I Callow, Lewis i Canad.a, Col. J. W. Canale, Phil M· Carter,, M.O. 1 r Castle, S. Nelson Chambers, C.M. 1 Chambers, J .D. I Alexander, Vance J. Angus, John A. Alcott, Richard Allen, c.c. Allen, James Seddon Allen, June D. Allen, Preston Allen, Thomas H, Annis, Burton B. Atkinson, Dr. W.R. Austin, John A. I j Champion, I Awsu.'Ilb, George 4res, Dr. J.C. Baber, Rodney Bacon, Col. W.J. Ball, Ernest O. (Army) Ballon, Dave Barker, Judge H.H. Barrow, E.R. Barry, Edward F. Bateman, Dr. R.J. Beasley, John B. Benner, Henri Bensinger, Lloyd Bizet, Emile A.· Boatner, N.J. :Soyle, J. Bayard Boyle, Jos., P. Brennan, J.J. Brown, C.H. Brown, Paul :Brown, R.G. Brown, Bruce, s. c. Toof' Arthur Bruce, R.G, Bunn, H.T. Burch, Lucius E.• Burrow, A.IC. Butler, c.w. Jr. Roscoe c. IClark, Clark, William 1 Clarke, P.O. Clczyton, Henry M. 1 1 Cleyton, P.A. I Cloghor~, Jolm :coffcy, l3cn B. Jr. Cole, Sam F. Collier, J •. D. I'Cooke, R.P. I, Cox, Cox, ,Allen Jr,. Oran L,. Cox, W.W. ICowan, C.H. Crawford, A.M. Creson, Larry B. !Croson, R.F, I Bolton, A. Earle :Bondurant, Julian B. Boone, Daniel H. Boyd, Judge Marion R.G. , Chandl or, 0. B. Chandler; W,H. Cha.i."'ldler, Hon. Wal tor • Christenbu~y, Fred L. 1 Church, C• .d. , Clark, Dolph . (Army) (Army) . 1 !Creson, T.K. Jr. S.~ Cha.s. M. Crump, Claude M. Crump, E.Ho Sr. jCrump~ E.H •. Jr. 1Cunninghc.'1l?l, Jesse , Crump , (Army) ! IDalstrom, Ed I 1 (Army) . · Dnniclson, Geri W.A. Darnell, Herbert Davis, Hon. Clifford :Davis, Dr. J. Murry l iThw, Paul ' ;Defries, ~ Leo !Deupree, Wayne (Navy) �i Herring ton, R.L. ·1 Hirsh, :s.·: Y. Diohl, Dr. Charles Dilworth , J.E. Dolan, T.R. Dorr, W.H. Dozier, R.M. Droi fus, Fred B. 1 (Army) :Brown Harold , Hoag• Dean : Hobson, Dr. J.Jo (.Army). I Hohenbe rg, A.E. 1 Holmes, Herbert Hopper, A.L. , Howard, T.P. Hunt, J .D. Hussey, Robert J. I I I I Irby, w.n . Jr. Dr. :S .. E. IJacobs, Jacobs, Merrill n, C.M. IJacobso Johnson , J. c. Early, George C. Earp, 0 .K. Eckert, George J. Echols, L.V. Edge, W.T. Edwards , Frank c. Eliot, Dr. T.s. Emick, Harold Ettelson , Dr. H.W. 1 Evans, Thomas A. '!Johnson , w.c. Jones, Dr~ Robert W. •Jones, Walk C. Jr. Farrl:Hl , John J. Fay• Gerald ! Fiedler , Dr. F.W, Finch, M.E, Fisher, Allen Flanaga n, F. Joo Fleming , Joseph D. Koller, Eugene King, Rev. Frank Elinck, Chief Irby Klyce , F. W. Knoff, Edw. M. •Kopald , S.L. Kremer, Merrill I ' I I Lnne, V.G. Swayne ILathaLl, Fogleman, John A. Fowler, Toll w. 3. Fowler, Freebur g, Harry Friend, A.3. I ·Gatos, J. Granvil le Gaylor, W.A. Gehri, Rov. W.G. Glascoc k, Charles Glasgow, :Sen E. Goldsmi th, Jack Go l tmn.n, Dr • J • S • Gooch, Cecil Graves, Dr. L.M, G[ogg, _E:1:1-ssellf j Leroy, (A'rmy) 1 Hn.llo, Arthur I (Art17) Harrold , E.A. I II Herff, Horbert !__ _ _ _ __ I • Lightma n, M.A. jLiverm oro, Dr. George R. , Lohmeye r, J .A. 1 Lucas, Fred w. I M[',den, John W. J.E. I ,Mncfar lane, G.o. (Army) Malone, J .H. Mallory , Leo 1Maxon, :Oishop James M. " 1McCabo, C.T. 1McCamoy, E.F. 1 1Maury, Halliday , W.P. Hartie, J .R. Hays , Lake Hoard, Robert G. Ho i skoll , l1. .. L. Henry, N. Walla.co Dr d Lo.ui s , Levy, Dr. Louis Lewis, Dr. ~~.c. Lowis T.W. ' Libby, Frank j11chter man, Ira J. ; ..">(, ,\.,e,.;. . ,--,,J. '-·"\ Halo, E.W. ; Lerner' s.M. I Grey, John Grout, F.M. /:J~;y,,e},)·..,,t., (Army) 'i Loo, Dr. R.G. LoPrinco , J .A. (ArmY') ! IMcGco, E.Le 1 �McGeorge, H.L. McGregor, John McKnight, James Malone McKnight, Thomas McWhorter, A.D. M.eeman, E .J. Morgan, Allen Moriarty, Herbert Mottweiler, Forrest Munson, F.F. ~yer...s, Mayer, I (Navy) h\.. o1..U2.4,...,,·\~ Norvell, J. w. { Nickey, Sam Jr. Nichols, Doddridge 0 1 Ca1laghan, J.E. 0 1 Conner, Frank Orgill, Edmund Orgill, K.W. Orndorff, H.G. Ozburn, N. Field Patton, Wesley E. Paul, F.W. Payne, F ,J. Peete, Russell Penland, Clifford Pennebaker, C.T. Peres, Hardwig Perkins,. George T •r: Pidgeon;iEvere tt -J;>\i.. Pidgoon,0Phil Pilkington, John Pipkin, A.E. Pipkin, Perry Plank, E.E, Plough, Abe 'Pope, Marvin Porter, Dr. A.R. Jr • 'ii.2, .:Prescoft, ~~J, cJl.c.1~·t--v~f:'.o h· .r , l ,, II.I ',..,., A ~ ltoberts, John E. Ross, J.L. Roy, George T. Jr. ' Ruch,Dr. Walter A~ Rugg, L.E. ·I Russell, Edward P • Russell, Dr. George M. Rychonor 1 .Dr. R.o. J I r· . Ragland, S .E. (}__ ..,.'1.,.\:,·V"'"t!\,·i..~"1 Ragsdale, F, V. ..__ (Ar~y) Raines, Dr. Sam L. Ramsay, R.G. Ramsey, Henry T. Reeves, Russell E. Reid, Wallace R. Richardson, Charles D. Richardson, Gilmer Ries, Elmer M. Riechman, J.A, Riggan, C.L. (Army) Rittelmoyor~ Chas. I I , .E. I, Saino Sandown, W.H. Scharff, Abe I Scharff, Aaron R. M. J Schloss, Gilbert Schoembs, Arthur 1 Schmeisser, Dr .. H.C. Schwartz, Merrill · '). ,_ Seay, J .r. ' Sellers, Perry ....... u \"t\,/\rd . Shannon, A, V. 1 Sharpe, W,L. Shields, J. Chester Si bloy, Dr~ J o.siah 1 Sims, R.B. Jr. Skinner, J .. 1. Skinner, Raymond 1 Slavick, H. W. Smith, Walter L. ' Sohm, Alfred Spain, H.M. Spears, Horman 1 Springfield, C.1. Strauss, G,D, ' Strong, Raymond 'i I I I I I I I ~i~--,"~ ~j~i~~~"'~J·P;; I' Teyl~r", d "' K~n6n , Taylor, ITanne:r, L. W. , E.F. IThompson, Thompson, L.K. R.A. 1 1 I TuaJ., :Slanchar d S. I Turman, w.F. 'Turnbull, Steve ~urn:r, Norfleet ,., 1 Tutwiler, C.B . - I j/ \\· 1 '"-"-"1 l / I ·~.t'J.<\.-~f'' -~'\,.·tC.·;j.1 /ef-l!"t'c'V'/ Edwar'd N. jj Vandemark, F .N. Vesey John B. 1 Valen~i:ne, John [Wadley, Dr. S,1, ;Waggener, Andrew B. ·1 Wagnor, D~ Eugene I Waring r' Col. Roane ! Vaden, (Army) �Watkins, R.G. Webb, Harry Webster, Wm. A. Weeks, Dr. J4:S. Weil, Alvin B. Wetter, Henry Widney, Rev. Chas. L. Wilkinson, Russel Williams, O.P. Willi ss, Carl 1. Wilson, Harry 1. Wiseman, James B. Wood, George Wood, Dr. Percy Wrny, T. Cecil 'lw:-zb;µrg, Abo (Navy) (ArmY') Young, C.B. ·Young, Dr. Thomas K. Yount, C. Greer Council Members elected at tho Annual Meeting Decornbor 10, 1942 for the year 1943. � 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 oFftCt:: ~OP::J Form 0-539-3000-1143 REGION No .... $. .... COUNCIL No.S~8. APPLICATION /or RENEW AL of LOCAL·-COUNCIL CHARTER for the Year Beginning. July 1, 1944 NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park A venue, New York 16, N. Y. . tNe. The ....................... <:...IJ. .. t.r::.ff..E./..~11:..W.. ......................................................... Council, Boy Sco~ts of America, with . (Name of Council) A headquart~rs at ... ~0.l .... ~P.W.MOl.tt.N. .. H.l.u.T.lll.fl...T<>..Ut~ .... /!:l.E.~!?f.Jl~ .............. 7.!¢.i!'!!.l!:~L ................... .. (Local Mailing Address) ((.;ity) e (State) and having jurisdiction over (indicate entire Area) .:N:l.EIJJ..:J .... r:..~UNT.;;J, .... 7g_IJ!N.,;1 ..... 0~.t'.!.>..T.b.1 ................ . :r1t:T.~., .... PflH1>.UJ. ..... eo.~N.T.lE.6,..Ml~:S$ .. !(;;X~ ..... f!:.K.Etl.:i.l.IRJlf/.tM..f.~:JR ..... IH...P.fidlJIJ.l. ... <.'t>; _lj;/t;;_T ... !:l:IH.F.. ... 0..F...r::.J'iJ.T.:l'El:W.l!fH.. .... lf:.tP. .• l .... .ll:.R!L .................................................................................................................... . hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July 1, 1944. In justification of this application,. the following summary of accomplishments and progress in 1943 and Objectives for 1944 is presented. Further details will be found in the accompanying reports which are offered as evidence of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibility as a Local Council as required by the By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America, Article XI, Section 2, Clause 3. This application, statements and record of progress were revi,ewed and approved qy the Council E . B cl cl l 11 cl . \\ · 11 .,, • ' J '/ 19 t I If h" h ~eet~~u~v~uo~~~ ~:: pr~~n~a a~d ~:et~!u~~l···;p~~fa~~ll;·:·~~~;p~~d···i~;···;biig~~·i~~ ... to ·'i~y~lly' :~o;er~~e with the National Council and its representatives in promoting the program of the Boy Scouts of America in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and By-Laws, policies and regulations of the Boy Scouts of America. · Signed .. d.:.~--~~IP:!!:.~.~---····················· Scout Executive President Treasurer BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA (Incorporated February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.) "// L THE COUNCIL 1. As of December 31, 1943, we had .. .-2:.:S.~Council members, which included representatives oL..!..:!lO. .... % of the institutions or groups of citizens within our jurisdiction which sponsor Troops or Packs. In accordance with the policy of the Boy Scouts of America, major religious groups of our territory are represented in the Council and Executive Board in the following riumbers:. Council .................................... Jewish .......... &.& .......... ; Catholic .......... .1..1. ............. ; Protestant. ... ~~.S.: ...... . Executive Board ................. .Jewish ................. .I... .......... ; Catholic ................. k. ........... ; Protestant. ......... A;:f. .. "fi.'. ....... . The Council membership includes representatives of the following community interests as checked: Business ...... ~~-2 ........... ; Religious .. _ ...... 1..1... ............. ; Educational... ......... .1....0. ............ ; Labor ................ ~ ............. ; Civic ................. , ............... . 2. Amendments to our Constitution and By-Laws were adopted in 1943. O Yes KJ No These amendments have been approved by the National Council. .O Yes D No (If not, attach copies.) 3. This Council has ............. ~ ............ organized Districts with functioning District Committees. There are ......... __ 'Q ............... .Districts yet to be organized. Of these we will organize ........... _.O.: ......... ..in 1944. - :;., D' . h . . fin . h' C il ........................... ~.................. 1stncts are s anng m a,ncmg t 1s ounc . 4. We have an average of one Commissioner for every ............ 8. ... : ...... ..institutions sponsoring Troops or Packs, and expect to make this one Commissioner for every ............... b ............ jnstitutions by December 31, 1944. 5. During 1943 there were ........... - ... / ........ - .... meetings of our Council and ................. 7. ................. .meetings of our Executive Board. ···--···-0 ............... of our District Committees met monthly, (except July and A1:1gust) during 1943, and the rest averaged ........ Z .. :-····- meetings. . 7fJJ IC~~ !II "' f.'" .... ·"' 6. Our annual meeting is held in the month 0£. ...... -J:P.~--~""·····A . .:!i: 1:~:1t.: ... f..:. ................................................... . fli d b f ·1 · f b · · _,,-CJJ tM ({jl ,;<:))it• ... n !! :~.Y 0 cers an mem ers o our Counc1 serve or one year egmnmg ......... J. .. u.:11.u.YJ ....... !Ut.V.'rt .. v; .......... c ••••• r.:::: .............................. .-.......• Functioning of Council an<l Number of CHECK THOSE No.of 7. Dis.tricts repre- FUNCTIONING Members ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Committees sented on each WELL for 1944 iii:~1:at 1P=Gli Council .a x 0,..0 Executive Board 0 ~ 1./..$" If) Organization and Extension 3 }( Ln r..:l Leadership Training 4 i,,. i:.:l x e-- Advancement ~ JC LO e--.... Camping and Activities 3 x ~ ~ Health and Safety .3 x 7 ~ 0 Finance 3 X" /() u Other Committees: , .. II. FINANCE 1. In making Scouting available to the boys of our territory during 1943, net operating expenditures amounted to $.l.:.~t . .71..1..d?. * That we may not only continue, but may strengthen and extend our Council service and bring Scouting to an increased number of boys in 1944, we have planned a net operating budget of $ .. 7:::."i.1 .. f:..:f.(:f..OO.*. 2. We had an employed Executive staff oL. ...... :::d. ................. men December 31, 1943. We plan to increase this staff by the employment oL ... - .... ..1 ................. additional men in 1944. have been 3. In order to assure proper handling and accounting for the funds entrusted to this Council, our accounts ~ audited by .. P.li.fl.1, .. M.ltflWl..GK./M.f..Tt;lt/tJ.t.. .... l:: ... ~o.1 ...... ~C:RTt Fr E.O PV1!3l.J!C.. fl C€!Ec11..»1J!/7{ f'l!trr:;; (State whether professional accountants or Auditing Committee.) * Thesti figures should agree with corresponding totals in Finance Committee report. Form 0-539C-30001143 REPORT OF ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION Make sure business related to December ex- COMMITTEE - 1943 ~ S' pirations is accounted Region No. for according to procedure announced in Name of Council CH tCKfJ ~8W f?(.'JLJNlftL, I.[ IJ l!M Dr. West's Bulletin Council No. ..S-58 # 20, Series of 1941. Headquarters City ~1 lff. f/._IJ>n fli! !/'ii, State 71 a~- '~t/ t'f Net Trdnsfers l TABLE 1 Total on New in Separations # due to Estimated Estimated Objectives jDec. 31, 1942 1943 Territory Total New in Net for in 1943 Dec. 31, 1943 . Separations changes 1944 (See note) Dec. 31, 1944 i ln Out in 1Y44 1. Total Troops* : f."i I ~/ 14 15J/, 14- 7 I b5 (a) Sea Scout Ships 8 ;J ( J/ , )...- I ( 2-- (b) Sea Scout Patrols (in Troops) I l I . (c) Explorer Troops (d) Explorer Patrols (in Troops) I I I I (e) Rover Crews (f) Air Squadrons I I I - ..,_ ' (g) Air Scout Patrols (in Troops) (h) Neighborhood Patrols (i) Lone Scout Tribes (j) Negro Troops '-1-7 ! 4 SJ 7 y rS b (k) Indian, Troops 2. Total ,Scouts** 3_,,., /713 /.'176 _.g-1-~E 12100· //b() ·-?~ s~ (a) Sea Scouts 1$3 - .... 34.- SCJ J7/ ,0 M-0 1'18 (b) Explorer Scouts ..s ...... ~ + ~ -~ ( d (c) Rover Scouts ...... (d) Air Scouts .... /:;.. /~ /$ --'..!? ).- "'V (e) Senior Scouts in Troop (f) Lone Scouts I 10 // \;;- v 11-f-. (g) Negro Scouts 11/-1 L'b5 351 /01..I .:.,.;·~oo .f:.1 '" I I J. oc.\ (h) Indian Scouts ' 3. Total Scouters l13# -UJ) 2t:?1 /23,R J./ DO ..?;~('\ I !f?.J I) ' . 4. Total Packs i.L 'l 3 3o to ')- f ~/./-- Negro Packs ' I J lo - I 7 j ,,. . Neighborhood Dens s. Total Cubs l,Jf.. 1,45 BL7 ?14 400 t,.,.r·e, I r:i fee,,..f.. Negro Cubs ;:Lio 7J iZo ,Y. I d' .,, I r1'J f" 70 1qo 6. Total Cubbers (including Den Mothers) I 'Jr 'ii J'4 -~I /52.. /,.. () 1->/ () I 7 ,,_. .. Den Mothers 8 2--~ 2- 2-1 10 .,j !Jb Den Chiefs #"Net Separations" equals total separated minus "separated - reregistered." *Include in figures on this line total number of all Troops, Explorer Troops, Rover Crews, Sea Scout Ships, Air Squadrons, Neighborhood Patrols and Lone Scout Tribes. This will not necessarily be the sum of lines (a) to (i) which follow. **Include in figures on this line total number of all Scouts in above indicated units and Lone Scouts. In column "New in 1943" include only boys who were new in Scouting in 1943. This will not necessarily be the sum of lines (a) to (f) which follow. · 1 ***In second column "New in 1943," include all boys who entered .these branches of Scouting in 1943, whether they transferred from some other branch of Scouting or not. /1 LC 0 '" (a) New 12-year-olds regist1red in 1943., ... ./..:/:.J .............. E;timated new 12-year-old Scouts in 1944 ........ 1 .. ~ ............. . (b) We had on record.._Q._(e_ ____ Scout Troops and..._ .. LQ_ _ Cub Packs expired and not reregistered on Dec. 31, 1943. 1/ TABLE 2 A-Tenure achieved in 1943 by Scouts and by Assistant Scoutmasters Less than ] 2 3 4 5 or more under 21 who have been Scouts. (1) 1 Year Year Years Years Years Years TOTAL ·----------··-- (a) Number on roll Dec. 31, 1943 who attained respective years of tenure in 1943 (2) 147μ /ooO .5J.f .)..f7 /~O J1- 315! (b) Number Net Separated in 1943 who attained respective years of tenure in 1943 ( 3) a,f7 ,7),.. U7 116' I/ff 11-/ ;717 (~) Total (a+b) who attained respective years of tenure in 1943 1s2q /b1'),, 3 I ,_ :/;1.r J-+6 iis Sl7~ B-OBJECTIVES FOR 1944-2, 3, or 4 year Scouts in 1944 come Less than 1 2 3 4 5 or more ·from the l, 2, and 3 year Scouts of 1943 . 1 Year Year Years Years Years Years TOTAL (d) Total 'who will attain respective years of tenure in 1944 /f:fCO· f "/()t>, ?;';{ !r>C< 1-"l·~O :i ·~'b '2-·~.f' .:;- ';.l 7 ;,..,.' ,7 ~ ? ·' ' (1) When lapsed Troops reregister only Scouts and Assistant Scoutmasters under 21 who reregister with the Troop shall be credited with years of tenure attamed durmg the lapsed period of the Troop. (Z) Scouts attam tenure only on anniversaries of the date they first became Scouts, which is not necessarily the same as the reregistration date of the Troop. Separated Reregistered Scouts lose tenure credit for the period they were not registered. (3) Do not include Scouts separated in 1943 who did not attain an additional year of tenure in 1943 before separating. ( 4) Information for both sections A and B of this table may readily be obtained from the Gray Scout Service Chart. lf your Council does not keep this chait a request to the Supply Service will bring you the "Gray Scout Service Manual". Please check whether Council keeps the Gray Scout Service Chart: Yes D ; No ~ TABLE 3 MEMBERSHIP FACTORS l3Y POPULATION GROUPS - Classify units by population groups, then secure data for 500,000 100,000 25,000 10,000 2,500 Under each group trom umt records so classified. and to to to to 2,500 TOTAL over 500,000 100,000 25,000 10,000 and o.c. Check totals in last column, A. New Scouts during 1943 11-4-1 z1i. IZ/~ these 4 lines against corre- sponding totals in Table I. B. Total Scouts Dec. 31, 21,fJ 11U ~1-5~ Check Table 4 below sim- 1943. ilarly. C. Total Troops Dec. 31, 1943. 12'1- ~* ;5i D. Net dropped Troops " during 1943. 1a I 1+ TABLE 4 {Use same pop'n. group headings as in Table 3. A-New Cubs in each group in 1943. r572- 73 b+b B-Total Cubs, Dec. 31, 1943. R1 ,_ /0?~ t7/4 ~ 1-!> .. . -'J . C-Number of Packs in each group Dec. 31, 1943. . ~o D-Packs dropped in each group in 1943. 3 0 ~ TABLE 5 ORDERLY EXIT PLAN - 1943 Junior . Death Transfers Promotion Alumni Dropped TOTAL Total Separated Scouts During 194~. 5 /~ If /§J:t- ;+11 During 1943 ......... /// ................ of our Cubs became 12 years old. Of these, ....... ;:;t.'2-................ became Scouts. ~======="================================================== TROOP BUDGET AND PACK THRIFT PLAN The Council has a definite plan for promoting the Troop Budget and Pack Thrift Plan (check one) Yes"-. No o . .... /~1::. .... Troops (.~flt. .. %) were on Budget Plan Dec. 31, 1943; Objective: ... ../..~.e~ ...... Troops (i!f..0; .. %) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1944 . ...... ,,..K ..... Pack~ (.1; .. %) were on Thrift Plan Dec. 31, 1943; Objective: ........ J.S. ....... Packs ( ... 8.0.:%) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1944. Signed.-...... .. ___ ...... -....... _ ................................................. - .............. .. Chr. Organization and Extension Committee ~ Frank Ahlgren Howard s. Ainslee E. O. :Bailey Lucius E. Burch, Jr, William Hale Dorr Harold William lihick Capt. Toll E. Fowler Charles F. Goodman S. L. Kopald .Charles W, Loomis John W. Maden Thomas E. Maxson Alvan Fletcher Tate, Jr, Joe E. Davis Harry West Hirsheimer Floyd Sherrod R, Arpin Koehler NEW COUNCIL MllM:BERS 1/31/44 TEL, io,, ADDRESS 8-8811 . The Commercial Appeal 5-0886 279 N. Watkins St, a.,;4451 1618 Forrest Ave. 5-2838 1006 Exchange Building 26 Sardis, Miss. 5-4352 3959 Walnut Grove Rd, 6-353:> 445 Ellsworth. 9-7718 P. O. Box 416, Memphis, 5-4206 591 Center Drive 8-4181 P. O. Box 256, Memph:i.s, 8-2229 BGx 106, Memphis, Tenn. 6-5781 905 N. 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J..B'''·~~ PRINTERS -n~F PHONE us LITHOGRAPHERS • 8-2 2 71 • STATIONERS SIX LINES Toof Service costs no .more Toof Service costs no more 12~0 3. 0 () 26.00 15.00 ~o 42 29.00 * 59 25U 1208 8.50 16.66 26.00 '3.2 5 8 '.3 67 2200 7 3.6 7 75 2 3.0U 15.50 1 3,0U 25.3 3 18.5 () 7.00 8 0.25 120U 1.2 5 1.2 5 3271 30.0U 14.09 17.00 13.00 19.00 576.8U'* Form .0-539B-30001143 .. REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE-1943 Region No. $ :::eq::rt~::~::~_t!_H--/l.~-'<...';'l!-l!">E._..!~;lh!~"-l'Hi'-"_IW'._.1!"""'5i...,.:.. o... _u_Af_c_1_1 ~--~:=.-.~.r.-.= ~"""~""""':~:;;"'-',~~'·---11..-c_o_u_nc_i1_N_o._.;J_s_-_8 _ ___, · (Please use only following classification. This is for purpose of National record and comparison) EXPENDITURES-1943 Indicate if f~~.,iy}f' o~~~n /fr,,~ci·' '!(, / calendar year J ~.· ~~. i: .;) t1t!.~ BUDGET-1944 Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 I. Operating Expenditures: Total Expenditures Special Receipts Net Expenditures (See Note I below) (Col. I minus Col. 2) 1. Executive Salaries* ·----- $ I 0 /JJJ.1, Bi $ $ 1D 17 £.f IS~ $ I /. .; /;t i/-. ()O J • -2 . . 2. Office Salaries ---·---·····-··- ?.~ t.. t 2.-£ f~. : ,, ~~--·~ i.,~ ( ~-/ S' I J~t> !.) lJ 3. Retirement Contrib'ns ... J..!.li,. /,g ti- 1-1-bl. 84· "4 J.....l; 00 4. Rent, Light, Heat, Insurance, Telephone --···- I fo '!?7. 7 o I {.,{;7,7tJ I 7 R 6. 0 0 5. Office Supplies --······---··- , l l.S~ ?.i l c~ t~~ .. -1 .~· ?2 I ~·~- 't ? c.\ ' D.... 0 6. Postage -----·······--·······--····· "'l~Olr 7 t./.i.1-, 0. '£ ~ "t"" 'e, ,,()a 7. Transportatic;m ----·--·----- f, #./.. (::,~~ 8 j I L./.()() R '1 J L../- b e;. b 0 / 8. Publicity ·-·----·-·······--······-- Se.oa 9. Camping (See Note 2) ~ &//,C'?; . .;;-.s f:/1 ! 0 .!" /1"'1i// t·.·p I 7 1- .)~ 0 O , "'•' . I I .·,1 10. Senior Scouting ............ .,>;(.' tr'.l~ t~:;-t A l ~· I s38, 1..-1 /'V.• _,,t, 'I.;>,I \'/\, .. ~i ~~ 11. Cubbing .................................................. 12. Leadership Training and Conferences ............ ~,,:::j- ,5{:~?/~ ~! S~b.fJ ..t. '~ :i. .,:;: () () 13. Circuses, M. B. Shows and other activities, ....... e;~ o.~!' '?!_t~o.,S -'1.- ) .. CJ~ .• ~·(\ 14. National Quota .............. -'.'.'!! ~l 'l, f} J ~UI e; ~ S'C'!Dd)Ci 15. Charter Fee ················-· 'i:) 00 if',(""\() '7,J,'", l" ~ 16. Campaign E::i~:penditures 7J.11J i~ 'jJ"" ?J"", Co 17. Interest on Indebted- ness (See Note 3 below) 'l;,lH./ 3. ()L/- 18. Miscellaneous .. ............................ 8 Io .!ti 8' l~.!ld I 36.00 TOTAL OPERATING Ji~ .~Ls. 2. L/ -"' c~ r: · · ,,,.,, "'~J; '···' I?". f, ·'f'I~~ ,_, 7~u:; I '-'1 " 1 ., . l-8 SS 4, O.!> II. Capital Expenditures: 1. Office Equipment·····-·-·- t./:~7. 7S"'' J.{._;j 7. 7~ I I S'.DO 2. Camp Property ---·-·······- 12 ~. f I I'?(,. .Ci I 3. Automobile .. .......... _... .................. TOTAL CAPITAT '..J;tf/-" {..,, '?1 '-I. l L i f s-, 0 t') III. Total of Operating and Capital (I + II) J .;, ('>?;'\ " • I.! f.1 .;f.$ t tj_' r,i,f z 7. μ..:;~~. g..f / i.s [.. '1.l''ti ,. ,.~. . ' /I '~- IV. Revolving Accounts: (National Funds) .!3' 7 c.. 80 . 1. BOYS' LIFE ................... .!57 /,,,.So 2. Registrations ·-··---·--··--··--- {) ,, '1:91./., .r I ~ t.-/?t.{,$1 3. Scout Supplies .............................. -~ .:.r 7 .. ). 1J :?; ~-1 .. r;r13 I TOTAL REVOLVING '7 b"li • J,-L/- ·7 !.. ,,,1 .,Z . ~· i/ l .~· '7 v. Endowment, Trust Funds or other Permanent Investments I ol b()f!>. oo VI. Obligations Paid (See Note 4 below) NOTE 1-Report as Special Receipts only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees etc., which are incidental to certain Council activities. Also report Revolving Account receipts in second column. ' · · NOTE 2-Camping figures should include disbursements and receipts as shown in report of Camping and Activities Committee. NOTE 3-Do not include payments to reduce "principal" indebtedness. . NOTE 4--This refers to repayment of loans, the proceeds of which have been previously expended, bills and other obligations which have been charged to the various items of the budget in previous years and so reported. *Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transportation allowances. Do not distribute any salar:ies to other bud~et items. (OVER/ Analysis by population groups of income from. contributions for 1943 Council operation. Income from areas where Council participates in Community Chest Chest allocation Supplemental'* rnntriibutions Income from areas where Council does not participate in Chest · Total Communities of 500,000 or over ............................................. 1_$ ________ 1_$ ______ 1_$ ______ 1_$ ______ _ " " 100 ooo 500 ooo b.S f';' .. &~ ·~ ).. •t t1 P. t;. "'· t\ , to , ····································1-~.-.-....1--,.,_p=· -...~d·-~··-··-1--------1--------1-~-"*=+f-f.r......-..·•...,,;--"-'-"'"'-"'-" " " 25,000 " 100,000 .................................... 1------1------1------1------ " " 10,000 " 25,000 ..... , .............................. 1--------1--------1--------1------- " " 2,500 " 10,000 .................................... , _______ , _______ ,. _______ , _____ _ " 500 . < ( ' 1 fe,.'?711 ') h ., ~ s ,II fl ~ under 2, and open country .................. 1----~~~~1 ________ 11 __ __,· ''"" .• '"" ••. ..._, _.1.'"-. """! =·· ... _·.;....·· -i---"';;.. . ·-'"'"". """C"'"'' '-"'': .... :0 $ ,.., 1'"'.>t} TOTAL.. ......................... i~,.;~ 1JcfJ.()f\ $ *Did Chest approve? Yes~ No _ ? (Check one) Funds for the 1944 budget outlined on preceding page i:;:: .,t been raised. NOTE~If funds not yet raised, state plans for securing funds here-------------------- Budget for 1945, or next fiscal year, will be adopted by Executive Board about . fct.t;,.'L < "';,;, ::{' t ter ,t,/ !/ 't/ (Date) Assets, f2-31-43 Current-'Cash on hand and in bank $ {I';.!{).!!;;·;;., /, ?.~ *Fix~d - Real Estate Unpaid Pledges Supplies for Resale Securities Camp Equipment Office Equipment Automobile *Present Value Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-43 • '/ti ,l .r Operations-Accounts and Bills Payable$-'""".("""~:_,._/_. --'-1 ..... ·._,"--·""'__.· • ... · .. Notes Payable . Capital-Accounts and Bills Payable Notes Payable C) $-· -~- Mortgages TOTAL __ "'""(·=-.:':_' This Council has Trust or Endowment funds, as of December 31, 1943, totaling$ /01 1'-~tJ.f:.;tJ of which$ ..,'S~f\(),t1 ti was received during the year 1943. We are using (a) Standard Declaration of Trus.___ _____ , or (b) some other form approved by National Counci..__ ______________ ~----------------- A comprehensive Five-year Financial Plan ~h been developed which has been in effec.___ ______ years. as not Coundl dire~tedcan:r~i~n or :~~P.~!?Ps ;r~~~ b~~held ~~ th~.,fo:lowing dates in 1944: ct,,\,..t ~ C'L\ ::t~ tll~,. L- f- J,~,..f •. tJ.' l ,.,_,(~ , ~j' j}, v"°'"' ,, , Rema~~Exp~natiorumAdilitioru ____ ( _________ ~-------------------~ Signed------------- Chr. Finance Committee Form 0-539E-30001143 REPORT O'f LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTE'E -1943 NAME OF COUNCIL ..... -~ .. ff.J.f,,JUl.JB.W: .... f!.D'!!..l:f.Gfl__l,.;----t!_: __ ~-111-,_.JNC._,, _______________________________________ _ HEADQUARTERS CITY ___________ fM __ l!:_j}¥1_fPJf.ff. __ ,SJ' ____________________________________________ STATE ..... :7..J:::Jill/ ............... ____________ _ Region No·---~----------Council No .. ~~------ RES UL TS IN BASIC TRAINING* As of December 31, 1943, we have accomplished the following toward providing all of the key leaders of our registered units with BASIC TRAINING*: Leaders and Assistants (not Committeemen) with INTRODUCTORY TRAINING ("Fundamentals of the Boy Sew Movement" or "Elements of Scout Leadership-Part I") Number registered 12/31/43 .3.!2 .. L ..... ; Number with Introductory Training __________ 7 __ _.~------------; Per cent ... b-Y: ..... '1---------%; "'J " ; . Objective 12/31/44 Per cent ----~:o ............ %. LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING * UNITS HA YING A LEADER WITH BASIC TRAINING * STATUS 12/31/43 HA VE COMPLETED BASIC TRAINING* Objective Number 12/31/44 Scoutmasters Registered Number I % % i uo >6j~' fl.4 bb ~--""'-:·----~ CJI J "2 i j3,f I$" Assistants Skippers ! t. (., 14.f- (,, C> Mates '1 0 - Explorer Leaders J. -- Assistants Rover Leaders Assistants Air Scout Leaders Assistants Cubmasters ~' '~ ~. ) ," ~ !' G 0 Assistants i! ·11\ • ~ ~-it-'//'..'-1 2-~ \' I~ t~~ q b ,--4-q-I -l--b....;:::0:.....-I ____ :_:_:_:.1_~_:_:d_de_::_s_ 1~l_,"'+rl1-~~·~ 17 {g _ ~' l~i. 2-0 Grand Total '~, () ,; _j olo i 31.S 0 ~ .. Boy Scout Troops &. Neighborhood Patrols & Lone Scout Tribes Ships & Sea Scout Patrols Explorer Troops & Patrols Rover Crews Air Squadrons & Patrols Packs & Neighborhood Dens Total Units & Patrols *BASIC TRAINING means completion of the appropriat~ training as follows (or former equivalents): STATUS 12/31/43 NUMBER HAVING A LEADER WITH Number TRAINING* Registered Number % 2 "') ;J~.I ~ l h j /4 ,, ,- J ,j ~i.? J ! I 1i ,_ I b G 1. Scoutmasters and Assistants-Scoutmasters' Course or Elements of Scout Leadership, Parts I and II, or former equivalent. 2. Cubmasters and Assistants-Cub Leaders' Training Course or Elements of Cub Leadership. 3. Skippers and Mates-Skippers' Course or Elements of Sea Scout Leadership. 4. Explorer Leaders and Assistants-Explorer Leaders' Course. 5. Air Scout Leaders and Assistants-Air Scout Leaders' Course. 6. Rover Leader and Assistants-Rover Leader Course or 1, 3, or 4 above. Objective 12/31/44 . % bO 60 70 UNITS WITH LEADERS TRAINED IN OUTDOOR WORK STATUS 12/31/43 ;~~ OBJECTIVE 12/31/44 a. ,Troops having at least one leader with training in Camping - course in "Troop Camping," or "Elements of Scout Leadership - Part III" (Short Te-rm Camping) b. Sea Scout Ships and Patrols having at least one leader with training in "Sea Scout Camping and Cruising." COMMISSIONERS WITH TRAINING a. Number registered Commissioners _____ , ___ ;:~--~-::------- b. Have completed a Commissioners' Training Course. c. Have basic course for unit leaders, but not Commissioners' Course. LEADERS WITH SCOUT EXPERIENCE Had Scout experience starting with Tenderfoot Rank. Number -4--.b·------ Percent ------------------ Number ___ Q __ Q ______ _ Percent ------------------ Number .J.~,~---~Percent ..... lev:e---- N umber _______ g _____ _ Percent ____ }:']:~:~'. __ Number /().!>..:·· Percent ----~---- The above information and that on the reverse side represent our Training Report for 1943 and our plans for 1944. __________ ; _ o ____ _ _______ J_Q _____ _ SIGNED-----------------------'---------------------------------------·-----------------------------------------------------:·--------------------Chairman, Leadership Training Committee DATE.-----·--------------------------------------------------·-------------- SIGNED------------------------------------------------------------------------SCOUT EXECUTIVE 1943 TRAINING RECORDS AND 1944 OBJECTIVES "FUNDAMENTALS OF THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT," the Introductory Training Session for all leaders of Scouting-Council and District officers as well as.unit leaders. During 1943 this Council conducted this session ________ 3 ___________ _ · · "D 4· · · · · times w1th ........ t--~----,~-----Jeaders rece1vmg the trammg. Approximately the following percent of leaders have co::nl.leted this Introductory Training· or its previous equivalent. Council Members ________ !J.J.4-______ % ; Board Members ______ '] ___ !_/_ __ % ; District Committeemen ______________________ % ; Commissioners ... :§f/:ui;i:_ ___ % ; Merit Badge Counselors ... ~#.!.~-----% ; Troop and Pack Committeemen ______ ;(_~1_7 ____ % . 1943 1944 No. of No. of CHECK COURSES CERTIFICATES COURSES CONDUCTED ISSUED PLANNED BASIC Scoutmasters' Course 3 3.5° x j TRAINING Cub Leaders' Training Course or CERTIFICATES AND AWARDS-1943 OUTDOOR TRAINING OTHER TRAINING Elements of Cub Leadership Skippers' Course Explorer Leaders' Course Air Scout Leaders' Course Commissioners' Course Troop Camping Short Term Camping (Elements III) Sea Scout Camping and Cruising Health and Safety Standard First Aid Principles· of Scout and Cub Leadership or new Advanced Course Emergency Service (Leaders) ;)_ I l 3.8. x >( x J t-, x 1. Number of different men receiving certificates ________ )__:3.__Q _____________ ··-----------·-··----- (Do not include Introductory Sessions) 2. Training Awards issued Scoutmasters' Keys -~-------------L--------------- Scouters' Training Awards _(!_ _______________ _ Skippers'. Keys ---------~------------9·---------·----· TOT AL ---·---------------------./.··---·---------· UNIVERSITY COURSES The following courses have been conducted' in colleges, seminaries, etc., located in this Council. These courses _and certificates issued are included in the Council totals. Messenger Service (Leaders) ·College Name of No. Certifi- Credit Pack. Organization School Courses cates --------------1-------11------1-------1------- ____ Yes I No Troop Organization Merit Badge Counselors Troop Committeemen Advanced or Course Leader Certificate x x Other Courses TOTAL COURSES AND CERTIFICATES THE TRAINING COMMITTEE AND ITS OPERATION Membership of the Council Leadership Training Committee consists oL _____ _L_tJ.,. _____ men and includes ....... ~----------·-- District Representatives and ________ l_l_ __________ members-at-large. The Council has·----------~---------Districts, of which ...... ~: ____________ have District Training Committees. Training Commit- M · H Id . 4 · 1c ·1 6 o· · · L · tee eetmgs e 19 3. ounc1 -----------··-·- · 1stncL .... ··------·· The Council uses volunteer course directors or i_nstructors in the following courses (check v) : Scoutmaster·-----~------, Cub Leaders' Course (or Elem. of Cub Leadership)----~-----, Skipper ..... 1.".'..'~----, Camping ..... ~·:-::., Health and Safety ..... V .. , Principles ... V ....... , Other Courses .... V. ...... --------·--·-------··-··--····--------------------------.--------------------------------------------------------------------··--·· · The Committee and Executive Staff have given these course leaders special instruction through the following (check v) : Faculty Courses or Institutes ____________ , Personal Conferences ..... ~~------, Regional Institutes for Trainers ... ~------· Does the Committee have available a training inventory which indicates, by Districts, key leaders with and without training? Yes .................... No .... ~---·····-· · Training in 1943 was conducted largely on a District basis .................... , Council basis .. ~-~: .....••••• Form Q.539y:30001143 REPORT OF ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE - 1943 ._C Headquarters City )/'I Hg~ ""Te NH· Region No.--"""~"""----- Name of Council erHn l(,.fl(RJew CraUdl.VJ, C.Jfl«MState T~ .f/!o/l Council No. ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY (Scouts-not badges) Get this information from perpetual Inventory (Form No. 4102D, 4i02C and 41028). Tenderfoot* Second Class* First Class* Total Scouts* · Star . Life Total Dec. 31, i942 •• Qualified Net During Separated 1943 During i943 Enrolled Dec. 31, i943 .... "O 0 8Z MERIT BADGE RECORD Indicate below the number of each of the Merit Badges earned during the year 1943 ll:v1ation 14 1-Aerodynamics .................... -------i~-= 60-Journalism ....................................... l .... .. 23-AAer~culnautics: ................................ :. 2 ....... 61-Landscape ~ardening ... __________ 5 _______ _ - gn ture .................................. 3 ....... 62-Leathercraft ..................... -------------------· 4-Airplane Design ............... ---------}?·------ 63-Leather Work* ................... ----------~----·-· 5-Airpl.ane Structure* ...... ________ : 6 _______ 64-Life. Saving ........................... --------~-------· 6-Anglmg .................................. -----·ar·---- 65-Machinery ... : .......................... -------11------- 7-Animal Industry* ........... _______ :_1 ________ 66-Marksm~nship .......... < ................. ., ••••••• 8-Archery .................................... -------·-r-····· 67-Masonry .................................. -------------------- 9-Architecture ........................... -----··ir··---- 68-Mechanical Drawing ...... --------~-------- 10-Art* .............................................. -------------------- 69-Metal Work* ............................. .l~------- 11-_Astro~omy ................................... 1 .. !i'. 6 13-....... 70-Music* .......................................... 33.. ..... .. 12 Athletics .................................. -------!,------- 71-Nut Culture ......................... .......... l ....... . =======i-__::~__l__:;~LL.--L-'--_!__~L_-JI 13-Automo~iling ..................... ····si·------ 72-Painting* ...................................... l.S ....... . _S_ea_S_c_ou_ts_: ---1----1----1----+---11 1145=BBaesekKetreyepi;n··.g.. * ...... ..... ·.·.· .. ·.··.·..-. -_--- _-_-- -_ -·_3_·_-_-_- _-_ -_-_-_- 73-Pathfinding* ........................ -----aff -------- Eagle Apprentice 74-Personal Hea~th* ............... _________ 1 ....... . -------l-"-=---=-+L~L-..J-...L-L--1.!.......L..L--JI 16-B~ef Productiou.* ............ -------,1------- 75-Photography ................... -----------------· Ordinary 17-Bird Study .............................. ------------------- 76-Physical Develop. ........ ______ JUL ... . 18-Blacksmithing* ................. ------------------- 77-P~geon .Raising .......................... 119 ....... . Able o / O 19-Bookbinding* ............................ a.a........ 78-Pioneenng .............................. -------------------· -------11---+--'---l--'---.Jl--___J"---11 20-Botany 79-Plumbing .............................. ....... ll ....... . =A=:=o=~=::=u=ts=:==:7"-/_S..--="3::.......!.-'/_,:J--'---'?'-'~/_/r()---=----'L-L-=--t1 ~2231 =~C~am~fnpi~i·g nssg*::::_:_·_:_·.:·:·:··:····:.. :.. :. .. :.:_·.:. :.:_.:_._:_:.:·:·:·:·· :_:_: :_:_:_:_~_:_:_~_:_:_:_:_-_:_ :_:_:_ ~~=~~~~~~K~~pi~g;···::::::::::::· ::::::::~~::::::: · 82-Printing* ........................................ JL ___ _ Apprentice / / Y 24-Canoeing ................................ ----·-·sg·····:· ~~-Pu~~~c ~eal~h .......................... lP-I-------· -O-b-se_rv_e_r---i--~+-'-L-+----"1---'--'--l' ~~=~~~=~:r~o;k; .. :::::::::::::·: :::::::::i:::::::: 85-1i1abb~t l:fsi~~g. __ -_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_·_-_-_-_·-~- :::::::::::::::::::: 27-Chemistry ............................ _________ ? _______ 86-Radio ....................................... .......... i ....... . Craftsman 28-Citrus Fruit Culture .......... __ . 87-Reading* .............................. ....... 11 ....... . 29-Civics . . . ........ ................. . ... __ :::::7-~f:::::: 88-Reptile Stud~ ............................. 2i-------- / 30-Coin Collecting ................... ------------------- 89-Rocks and Mmerals .......... ·------------------- __ C_u_b_s _ __:_ _ ___,_.....L....L...-'-----'---'-..::...._i' 31-Cons~rvation .......................... T4t------- ~~ ~~futyin¥ :::::::::::=::::::::::::::::::::· ~~~~J_~-t~~~~~~ Total 32-Cooking ................................. _________ 5 _______ _ 33-Corn Farming* ............... ------------------- 92-Salesmanship ..................... _________ fL .... . Bobcat 34-Cotton Farming ........................... 3........ 93-Scholarship ........................ -------~-'-------- Wolf*** ty 35-Cycling* ...................... . ..... 14 ........ 94-Sculpture .............................. ------------------- 36-Dairying* ................................... 2~-------- 95-Seamanship ......................... ·------------------- Bear*** CJ 37-Dog Care .................................. ------------------- 96-Sheep Farming* ........... : .......... J ....... . J 38-Dramatics ............. ---------~~------- 97-Signaling .............................. ......... 4 ....... . Lion*** 71 /0 <O 39-Electricity .................................... !?.~-------- 98-Skiing .................................... -------------------- -T--l-C-b----l-1..-11;-~ll-~{),-=1 :....,._1-1-5.-...!!~-L.......J.'/:....!A..,,~-11 40-Farm Home* ...................... ------*-------- 99-Small Grains '. .................... ·------------------- ota u s ci.:>~Yro IJt lo. . -,-- 41 =Farm Layout* ....................... ------~-------- i ~~-Sot illki!'1n anagement* ...... .......... 1 ....... . Cu):> membership Dec. 31, 1943; included: 42 Farm Mechamcs ............. --------ff·------- Sa g ................................. ·-----------------·- ~7/o. 9 yrs old :57.J.. 10 d ~ 11 # 43-Farm Records ..................... ------------------- 102-Stamp Collecting ................... .iL .... . .. ... ·· · .. ..... yrs. an ... yrs. 44-Finger Printing ................. --------~-------- 103-Surveying · ........................... ------------------- *NOTE: Include all Scouts including 2nd and 1st class having Merit Badges. Check "Total Scouts" in 4th column with Org. and Ext-.. Committee report, Total Scouts 112/31/43. *"'Net separated, not promoted. Compute these figures from Form 4102D as follows: Tend. Col. 3J minus difference between Cols. 33 and 3. 2nd Cl.~Col. 39 ~inus difference between Cols. ~4 and 37 and higher ranks similarly from correspondmg columns. Same principle for Cubs and Senior Scouts using Forms 4102C and 4102S. ***Include all Gold and Silver Arrows in total for each Cub Rank. #Include with 11 yrs. those 12 years or over who may be continuing temporarily as Cubs pending enrol· tnent as Scouts. Check total of three ages wb:h Org. and Ext. Committee report, Total Cubs 12/31/43. 45-Firemanship* ........................ !~§ ________ 104-Swimming ........................... ·-----,~~~-------- 46-F~rst A~d ............ ~ ......... *.. .. ~lJi-------- i~5-Taxi~ermy ..................................... 1.. ..... . 47-First Aid to Ammals ......... 4 g··------ 6-Textiles ................................. ·------------------- 48-Forestry ................................................ 107-Weather* ........................... ......... .1 ....... . 49-Foundry Practice .............. ---------------·---- 108-Woodcarving* ................... ------~-------- 50-Fruit Culture* .................... ________ 8 _________ 109-Wood Turning ................................... . 51-Gardening* .. .... . ... ------------------- 110-Wood Work .... : ................. ·------~.7. _______ _ 52 G~a~ses, Legumes ......... -----"lg--------- 111-Zoology ................................. ~Bi~---·---- 53 Hikmg -------------------------- --------,------·--· Total ·····:··------------ 54-Hog & Por~ P!od.* ......... !112·-------- (Organizer Awards 1943) ,3 ;~-:~r~~~ds~;* .:.~:.~:.~:.~:.~:.· :::::~~::::::::: M.B. Counselors in Council fl !if;f"' , 57-Indian ~ore .~.: ............................... 2 .......... . "Badges open to Second Class Scouts. §~=~::~;r~~f:g .. ::'.::::::::::::::::::::::: .. ----~---_·:_·_-_-_-_·_~------~--·:.Signed .......... Ch;:·Ad;;~~~~~~·c~~~; ......... · Form 0-539G-30001143 REPORT.OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE-1943 Name of Council .................. C: ... H. .. .f..t..K.F.1.JR.W. ....... f!!.O..U.H..GJ.L,.. ..... b.. ... J,, .. /l~ .... lU..Ct.. ...... . Region No. :S.e>.ll. .. Council No. . 1Vll C 11.J/!1 i:?1Lli. fl. . .,.;, S --;r-;;;;'-A.. ,f ,,._ (! Headquarters City ............................ ............. ~.~11 .. Jr..IT.JI. ... ... -.................................. tate ........... .«. ... h.,v..:<" .. «<..~,,.n. ............... . The following report presents the activities and accomplishments under the direction of this Committee during the year 1943, covering the three major aspects of our Health and Safety program, i.e., Protection, Education and Service. 1. The membership of this Committee includes ............. ~ ............ District Health and Safety Chairmen and the following technical experts, as checked: Safety ...... / ......... ; Public Health ..... ;.L. ...... ; Medicine ...... b ...... ; Aquatics ................. ; Fire Prevention .................. ; Firearms .... ./. ........ ; First Aid ..... b.' ......... ; Emergency Service ........ / ....... ; Farm Safety .................. ; Mountaineering ................. . 2. During 1943 the meeting places 0£... .............................. of our Troops and other units ( .................. % ) were inspected under the direction of this Committee. Standard inspection form No. 1153 was not used. · . ~ 3. During 1943 an inspection of the Council camp was made by the Committee with ........ ~:".."/: ......... members participating -w;:a; ast . · ............ :O. ............. Troop Camps, off the Council campsite, were held during the year, of which ....... Q ....... .were inspected by the Committee. 4. Procedures to insure that all carriers used for the transportation of Scouts on Scouting activities were in. proper condition for such uses, with adequate insurance coverage, ~h t been in effect d~ring 1943. · . ave 5. The plan for medical examination of new Scouts is in effect in .............................. of our Troops ( ........................ %) Form No. 1154 is !lot used. . .. 6. Pre-camp medical e.xamination is required for all who attend· the Council camp as checked: Scouts ..... .X. ...... ; Camp Leaders .... X: ........ ; Food Handlers.,.}( ......... Form 952 and 952A ~ used. are Recheck of Scouts, Leaders and Food Handlers ~ made by a medica'l doctor after arrival at camp. lS I . ; 7 7. .. ...................... Training courses in Health and Safety were given by this' Council during the year with. ..... c ... L.: ........ different Scouters having completed the course. 8. We have an Emergency Service Corps of Senior Scouts with ............................. ; ........ qualified members. We h_:::ot ·a Mobilization Plan. 9. All cases of serious or fatal accidents or illness involving Scouts, Scouters, or guests incident to Scouting activities in this Council during 1943 have been promptly reported to the National Council, with the following exceptions with reasons ................ ·-··········· ···········································~··········; ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. '.·················· .................................................................................................................................................................. ~················· .. ············································ .. ······················· .. ···· .. ··························· .................................. .. lo W h \. . h h f ll . 1 1 H alth d s f . . h . . . . AAA~ -'?,..J;-•f.,,f:''~.-9.:1e.V~+ . e ave cooperated wit t e o owmg oca e an a ety agencies m t eir activ1t1es ... :"::.:-::-.~.11. .......................... , ........... ~ ... ~ .. ........ ~~~~e. ..... Ctr.:!:~----~~'--·~!r.!.:.~11::~~~/··~··r:ti.~:>i/J ...... pne.t. ... J'..tZ~,,.(6y ...... ~., ... ~(:.t::'.~~~'.:\&1~1.i.JJ::1..,l<.·!. ... d.¢..:!f:Ii~t.i/ 11. Our Program as planned for 1944 includes the following, as checked: · a) Complete organization of Committee including ,all technical experts and chairmen of District Health and Safety Committees ....... .X ..................... .. b) Medical examination of new Scouts in .................................... Troops which is .............................. % of all our Troops. c) Program of Inspection as checked: Troop and other unit meeting places ..................... ; Co\lllcil and Troop Camps ..... .X. ........ ; All transportation equipment ..... l( ......... ; Sea Scout watercraft. .... )( .................... . d) Emergency Service Corps ........................... with .......................... qualified members by December 31; Mobilization Plan ......................... .. e) Training Courses in Health and Safety .............. X, .......... (No. of courses ......... .£ .............. ). Sign~d Chairman, H!Jalth and Safety Committee Form 0-539A-30001143 This copy for National Office D; Regional Office D; Local Office 11]. (Check appropriate box on each copy.) TRANSMITTAL SHEET Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter Region No. __b ___ Council No., __S, ~,$'~_8 _ NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. DO NOT WRITE HERE Charter Fee $ _____ _ Quota ________ _ Scouter Fees _____ _ Tota,.._ ________ _ Attached is the application of the_ __________E ~~!f~l~f__C- -K .~Jf_,&,,_:= J~e~--~rw--------------------'Council, -~/~~'-'/~,_,'i;E~~...,1'-"~~'1l~ff-i_]~(f(i~--'~fl--~";,"'-,j-------~l~(~lt'=:~,;~"{f_!!~'-r'~,, ~for renewal of charter for the year beginning July 1, 1944, together with reports as called for. Headquarters City, State Supplementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following: (If any of the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expected ~n the line marked "Date"} Note: Items No. 1, 6, 7 and 8 should accompany application, and No. 5 if possible. 1. Charter Fee $ 7/S:.no 2. Payment of Quota $-------- 3. Scouter Fees ! '"1 $ _____ _ 4. ~---- _' couter Applications (No.) Yes or No 5. Audit Report for 1943 Yes or No ~kS Date 6. Scout Executive's Rep?rt for 1943 A.e. 14-u !le;#..~ Yes or No 7. Civic Service Report for 1943 ~e:s Yes or No 8, Program and Objectives for 1944 YE.s 9 Roster is _enclosed . ~?" ). t' q 1- :,.r, · · w.ilkhe.--...maded ~-,_,, •___L____J _fL_+"-.- --- 1 ' ? Date Yes or No was mailed_ Date Signed ____________ _ Scout Executive Form 0-539A-30001143 This copy for National Office 0; . Regional Office ~; Local Office 0. (Check appropriate box on each copy.) TRANSMITTAL SHEET Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter Region No. _ _,,5.._· ---- Council No.,-ff.,.f),..1-'..,'lt __ _ NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. DO NOT WRITE HERE Charter Fee $ _____ _ ~~ot~--------- Scouter Fees _____ _ Attached is the appli1,;ation of the_ _______________f. _:._h_1_J_;)_k_.•·£t_;,_t\~,a_w_-· ------------------"Council, '·.~io;~i~··:b'l!!l 1 'f'P0fl:£ilf:t;''l.f1'1l! for renewal of charter for the year beginning July 1, 1944, together withreportsascalledfor. Headquarters City, State Supplementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following: (If any of the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expected on the line marked "Date") Note: Items No. 1, 6, 7 and 8 should accompany application, and No. 5 if possible. 1. Charter Fee .•... 76.0<} ______ 2. Payment of Quota $. _____ _ 3. Scouter Fees $ _____ _ 4. 1? Scouter Applications .:r~. . n. 31, lg44 (No.) Yes or No Date 5. Audit Report for 1943 {)et. 31, l.~43 Yes or No Date 6. Scout Executive's Report for 1943 ·1e~ 14 t 1943. Yes or No· 7. Civic Service Report for 1943 y~~ Yes or No Date 8. Program and Objectives for 1944 Yes J~n. ne, 1944 Yes or No Date 9 Roster is enclosed , , " , , · will· be· ,maile<l __ ··-·~·"~--~~---------- Date was mailed.------------------- Date Form 0-539D-30001143 REPORT OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE - 1943 REGION No. '~ COUNCIL No. 56r (!) Name of Council,__ e.-=-it.H_,,_,,_lt__,t.O<:..D~-..8~Jr/U8CLJWl!!JL_--=~~D~ULNLC~iJ ..~11?---1J~d.. ....11J."'--Lill~-_,1!...U11L~e::_,,_e Headquarters City __ .../LM-=--..L_..,~,,..,M~..JL?__,,__ff<~rJ'-· ~"----- State RECORD OF YEAR-ROUND CAMPING-JAN. 1 to DEC. 31, 1943 Based on the statement in "Camping Policies" on "Council Supervision of the year-round Camping Program of the Troops," please state below the number of Troops as of December 31, 1943 you consider are in Groups 1 and 2: (See Bulletin No. S of the "Chief Scout Executive," March 31, 1939.) GROUP 1: Number of Troops with an effective Camping Program .....................9 .. . 7. ......... Troops (Adequate year-round outdoor program averaging one outing feature each month.) % of Troops with effective Camping Program ____________ if.._"!!\_id:_ % 2: A: Number of Troops doing some camping but not up to the standard of Group 1 . ...................... :f'..5.' ........ Troops B: Number of Troops doing NO camping . ..................... ~~~~ ........ Troops TOTAL ABOVE GROUPS (Check with Org. and Ext. Committee report, "Total Troops, Dec. 31, 1943") ________._ __ /d,t,)_:.~'.YJ__ _____ T roops o:<Trqops=Troops, Ships, Neighborhood Patrols Explorer Troops, Tribes, Membership, June 30, 1943 was _ _./_£_$._ ____ Troops*,_j, __ ?::_q_/_ __ Scouts. "Total belonging during the year":::£.J_f(f__scouts (*5) Rover Crews · ' YEARLY ·SUMMARY COUNCIL SUPERVISED CAMPING Included in Yearly Summary are: -- Include Tours, Cruises, Camporees, Agricultural Service Camps, etc. Do Not Include Scouts from other Councils Camporees (Council - District) . ___ '1§.?/ Scouts Agricultural Service Camp ---· Scouts Long Short ------------ Term (*1) Term (*2) Forest " " ------.------- Scouts A. CHARTERED TROOPS Senior Scout Outdoor Even.ts _____ 1_(:. Scouts I. On Council Site I ' Tours Outside Council ____ :?.-_.d Scouts 1. Number of Troops_ __________ ;2-.J 'O &) .. .. .. ___ _____ b Scouters 2. Number different Scouts ......... ~s I ,08 Number of Tours ________ _L Tours 3. Number Troop Scouters ........... 4 1l..~ ~ Philmont - ------------ Scouts 4. Number Scout Days (*3) ..... z_ef IQ,I q (J~; .. ------------- Scouters II. Off Council Site Total Negro Scouts, June 30, 1943 __ 8__1__{?_ Scouts 1. Number of Troops ........................ I I Negro Scouts ih Long Term Camps _ _J__£l_ Scouts 2. Number different Scouts ........ ]..~ l~ Separate Camp for Negro Scouts Yes ___ X; No _____ 3. Number Troop Scouters ........... ].,.... i. 4. Number Scout Days (*3) ..... /')....C> ~ a PROMOTION B. PROVISIONAL TROOPS I. On Council Site Have plan for advising Troops on all-year camping .. ; No)( 1&.t s·i,,. · program, using "Troop Camping Obje~tives," etc. Yes ..... 1. Number different Scouts ........ ... ;NoX. .!};'/ '~ Earning and Saving for camp promoted in Troops: Yes ..... 2. Number Scout Days (*3) .. ----·--· Short term camping reports by Troops are secured: Yes ...... ..;No)( II. Off Council Site l_ Number different Scouts ________ .. 2. Number Scout Days (*3) .......... PROGRAM C. TOTALS 1943 Outdoor program included the following: (Check) I. Number different Scouts (*4) ..54-7 f {,. 2.-Z> Senior Camping)(.; Cub "Outings" (on family, den or pack I basis) .. X; Winter CampX.. ; Sea Scout CruisesX_ ; II. % of Membership (*5) ............... t '" 't .s·o.o b Summer Activities (other than Camping)------------ · III. Number Scout Days (*3)-------.. u, 0 "~ / t1' ~ i.- 2.,.. ( *1) Camping periods of six days or m0re should be reported under Long-Term. . (*2) Camping periods of less than six days and.not less than overnight should be reported under Short-Term. ( *3) A Scout Day is twenty-four hours or less including overnight; (The classification Scout Days is utilized here in order that the volume of camping can be related to the number of individual ·Scouts participating. This wiU indicate the average number of days each Scout is camping. The Local Council effort should be to ·increase the number of camping days per Scout as well as to increase the number of Scouts camping.) · ' (*4) The total on this line is different Scouts camping during the year. It will not necessarily equal the sum of the attendance in the four previous classifications. (Estimate if necessary.) . . - ' . . . ·-. . . (*5) In computing the percentage of Long-Term Camping for the year, divide the number of different Scouts camping by the June 30 membership. In computing·the percentage in Short-Term Camping for the year, divide the number of different Scouts camping by the "Total Belonging During the Year" membership. The "Total Belonging" equals the "Number on record at the Beginning of the Year" plus the "New During the Year" plus Scouts separated .. prior to 1943- and re-registered in 1943 .. This .should agree with Scout figure in first tahle on page 3, Sectioμ III of Charter Application. 1943 FINANCIAL STATEMENT-CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL Council budget appropriation for camping Capital Expense $-··--·--- 0 Expenditures for Budgeted Capital Outlay $---·------····--· Capital Bills outstanding not included 0 $-···-····-···-·-····-···- ·----------~~~- OPERATING RECEIPTS: From Camper fees ·····-·-·-····-····-····-····---·····$ .. ~Lf.?..!.~'f. Froni other sources (Canteen etc.) ...... $ ........ 4::f. .. fu.t~/.. Total above items -···-····-····-····-····-····-····-····---····· OPERATING EXPENSE For Food by Council ··--··-····-·-····-···--·-·--··--·--·-···-·--·· For Transportation by Council -···-·-····--·-····--···········-··-·· For Salaries and Wages ···········-·············-·-···-·-·······-····-·-·······-···- $ _ ~.L§3, Lo $·--··---~.LAL $ .....•.. ~.8_.lLo_j •(Enter this figure in Finance Com. report, Col. 2) For Income producing sources (canteen, etc.).·--··········· $ ..... _::_ ... :::::.::...:::_. Original Budget appropriation for Camp Operation...... $ ................ ·---···-···· Other Operating Expenditures ·················-····-·-·······-···········-···· $ .... l..b..2..'S...~J>..!J Total Receipts ---·-···-·--·-·-··--·-··-····-·-····-·-·-·····(A) $~§..f?.9_,D-F Total of above Expenditures ··-·-······-···········--·······-············-·-- $ .... ~~§. t,t;;.:.1::. / Operating BaJ:rnce (A-B) ~€ft-"'.(,,~) .....•....•..... $ ......... _ .. .'J.:.:£.8.!:f Bills outstanding not included above---·······-·······--·········,·· $ .....•. .::: .• .:::: .. ..:-_:: . ~~d7~) t . ~ . Total Operat.ton Expense ·············-··········-·-·-······-··(B) $ ... \.J..1 .• ~.:z:.L. Camp accounts (were) (~t."-) audited on ....... J..'9...~ .... ,.~.{~"'Y.t.-.... '::~ .. :~ .. l..Y.-' ... :3'-. .................... 194 ...... , by.~~----~&w.~~-~-~-{;:[&ff.J?u~lic@~ceountants CAMP NAME I No. of I No. of I acres Troop Sites I I I PHYSICAL FACILITIES (List only changes since December 31, 1942) CONTROL* I Land I I I VALUATION Bldgs. Equipment Used year around Type of Camp•• • State whether site is: (!) Own;d by Council (if mortgaged or other indebtedness state ai;nouht), (2) Leased (state from whom and length of term), (3) Rented from year to year (state amount of rental), (4) other (describe). · . . >··· •• State whether site is used for (I) Long•term, (2) Short•term, (3) Wilderneaa.Camp, etc. Were plans for any of the above submitted to the Camping and Activities Service, Engineering Service, or Health and Safety Service for advice and help? Please specify ....... ·-'···-·-·-·······-·-····-····-····-····-····-················-····-····-·· .. -····-· .. ·-·--·······-····-·-···········-···-····-····-····-····-····-····-··········-················-····-····-····-····-·············-····················· .. ·················-··········-····-····-····-·-- . . PERSONNEL Camp. Director _____ C{Q...f:..f.;_ ...... f.J.:... ... £f>-.lf-lJ. .................. -............................. Did he have Camp Director's commission? ....... 11..9. .. : ................................................ __ \ If more than one camp is operated-list additional directors below. State if they hold Camp Director's commissions. I. A. ~ Ef1UC"E-f1 A fill P CAMP STAFF Na. Number on central Camp Staff?.. .•.....•....•. :?.> ... ~ ....................... How many are registered Scouters? ····-··-~·-····-······How many Adults (over 21) ? .... - .... 5.: .. _.··-·· Number of Provisional Troop Staff? ................ - .................... Of these, how many are registered Scouters?... ......................... How many Adults (over 21)?.·-·-····-·-·-··--····· How many are older Scouts?-·-··.?:;-_6?.-____ ...... How many have no previous Scouting connection? .......... k-'. ...... -···--··· NAME APPRAISAL OF CENTRAL CAMP STAFF Camp Position I Sconti~g I Age I Connection Would you Re· appoint? If not• I Exe. QUALITY OF SERVICE Good I Aver. I Fair I Poor I Number of I Weeks on Staff Rate of Pay Per Week (If necessary, attach sheet with names and appraisal under headings above.} • 11 you would not recommend reemployment, send in full particulars. Further comments: ---··· --·-·-.. ·-··-··--·-·-·-·-··-··-·-·-·-·-·-·-··-·--·-··~··-··--·-·-·-·-·-·--·-········-··-··· _Date ... :.-cft..~, .... "?.:::._fJ:.. ________ 19 Lf:::/ (Signed) -----··-··--····-·--···--·--·-·---····-·-·······-·--····--·-·--·-·-····-··-····-·-··--····-···-····--·-···············-·-·---····-·-·-····-·---·-··--····----····-·-··----·-·-·-·-····-·-· Chairman, Camping and Activities Committee Scout Executive Street.---· ---------·--··-·---·· Note: Attach copies of camp bulletins, reports, special program features, photos, etc. City-----·---,-------'Stat..._ ____ . NOTE: Civic Service an,d Special Events are covered elsewhere in the Council repo~ . ' . - Ot:> • . 4. This C?uncil has a~ce.pted it~ quot~ of $ib..D.C_~-~···for the year 1944, and agrees to pa~~{°. t~ treasurer. of the National Counctl as follows. m full herewith, $ .......................... ., 10 ............. '.k ................ equal payments of $ ............... 0.i.C. ..... each durmg the months of... .......................... ..!.'1 .. A . .';f.. ..... A.N..fl. ......... t.f.P.V...fi.ft.!..1.8.l:;.t?...: ............................................................................................................................................................ :~ .. 5. Our total outstanding indebtedness as of December 31, 1943, amounted to $.q;.t.!.lo:J.r-of this ~~unt, $.~:.LJ±J. .. ,S-is due the National Supply Service which the Council plans to liquidate by (date) .... f.7.~~~ ... J.../, . ..1..9..¥:.~ .... ~va~r mo11tJ:B, ~illCftt!' ef =$ .............................. ~~Ilti:iftg ............................................................................................................... . 6. This Council requests that for the period July 1, 1944 to June 30, 1945 credit be extended by the Supply Service for an amount not to exceed $.~0.00«.Q.Q.at any one time, and agrees to maintain the account on a thirty day basis. This Council was incorporated under the laws of this State in the year 19.'ll..,7. The corporate name is: ........................ ~.ff....f. .. e..f.<..8. .. ~fl.W. ......... e..Q. .. 'Y..N. .. CJ! .. ~., ........ D..t:J.?i. ....... ~ .. ~.f{). .. IJP..7!..~ ...... cr:Jt..E .. b..~:~.~-R..f..<f:'::.f!JL., ...... f..l!.~1.:T,.'.~ .................................. . ID. ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION 1. This Council's membership record of total boys and men follows: "TOTAL BELONGING" DURING THE YEAR CUBS CUBBERS* ~COITTS SCOUTERS TOTAL BELONGING (See Note) During 1942 'i3f l80 d,,~ 1fLl.tt s 4/7] 7 u During 1943 I.~ ~I 'ka? .I fL ~'3l.o J 11! j NOTE: For .Cubs, Cubbers, Scouts, Scouters, (first 4 columns above) "Total Belonging" equals number on record at beginning of year, plus new during year, plus separated reregistered who were separated prior to 1943. For last column, use preceding formula and then deduct Cubs who became Scouts and Scouts who became Scouters. (Last column will not be sum of first 4 columns.) AS OF DECEMBER 31: CUBS CUBBERS* SCOUTS SCOUTERS TOTAL December 31, 1942 l,?J' [2.S" 3: II :J ~()U'J £(.~ ;P'1!._ IZ. L51--- j_f 53 '7 ltiJ •. ,.,, December 31, 1943 _f/4 {'k33 5. 757 t". 7 1944 Objective J (> ('"!,L/ I 7'b.- "' t. :;·~ I '~ ~} i~· b, J,-6 7 ,7 ....... "" ~} . 1 ""1 vc;, - . ' ) • "Cubbers" should include registered Den Mothers. 2. On December 31,_ 1943 we had._ ..... £§."Q_·-··~roops which represent an Opportunity Index ~t is, the opportunity for boys to be Scouts, of ..... __ if:+.J. .. __ ..... We propose to mcrease our total number of Troops to_.ih.!lf!.__by December 31, 1944, thus increasing our Opportunity Index to ........ !/:.f.-3. ........ The highest 25"% of the Councils in the country have an Opportunity Index of 5.8 or better. · · In 1943 we organized _____ 2=-_L_ _____ new Troops and dropped and failed to reorganize .... ./.:1.:----·--Troops. 3. During 1943 we enrolled._f.:ZL.9 ._ .... new Scouts, giving us a Recruiting Index oL_ .. !f:.-~ .. L. .. We propose to enroll . J/bOQ .... new Scouts during 1944 for a Recruiting Index of._2J._tJ~-~-· The highest 25% of the Councils in the country have a Recruiting Index of 45.0 or better. . During 1943 we had a net dropped of--1.3..1.6..~.-Scouts. 4. On December 31, 1943 we had __ ····~-°-···--···Cub Packs and expect to increase this t~-·-·-··-J! .. ~L.-Jacks by Decemb~~ 31, 1944. During 1943 we drged and failed to ~eorganize ... '·----~--·--···~-.... Cub Packs. . . 5. We enrolled--'4-.--· _ _new Cubs -during 1943, and expect to enroll ....... 4£.2.Q ...... new Cubs during 1944. 6. During 1943 ... ..1-1::: . .f _ _,different Scouts reached a tenure of 4 years in Scouting. By 1944 we expect ... ..L.QQ ............. . Scouts will reach a 4-year tenure. 7. On December 31, 1943 .... _ .. 7~ ..... -% of our Troops were operating on the Standard Troop Budget Plan. We expect to increase this to_ ..... ~.-'?. .. -··-·····% by the end of 1944. . 8. Appr~ximately ___ .4.S:~ .... _.% of our Scouts and ........ ".7U'.'..: ..... _ ..... % of our Cubs as of December 31, 1943 had uniforms. 9. Boy Fact Survey was conducted in .............. O. ............. _Districts in 1943, in .............. :..~L ............. Districts in 1942. IV. CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES 1. During 1943 ........... .k" ............ % of our Troops and ........ e= . .,. ...... % of our Scouts were in camp for at least one week under their own leadership. We expect to increase this to .... _ . .£ ... _.% of our Troops and ........... £ ......... % of our Scouts in 1944. 2. . ...... ~ .. if::, ....... % of our Troops did no camping (either short or long term camping) during 1943. (Check with corresponding figures in Camping and. Activities Committee report.) · NOTE: In checking the next item please use the following symbols to indicate whether event is on a Council or District basis:-"C"--'Council; "D"-District; "N"-Neighborhood or Small Community; use any combination of symbols if several types are held. 3. This Council promoted an Activities program in 1943 including the following, as checked: Boy Scout Week participation .. C .... 41 ............ ; Circus, or similar type .............................. ; Merit Badge Show .............................. ; Camporee .. e. ..•........... ; Mobilization .............................. ; Agricultural Fair participation .............................. ; Vacation program in addition to Camping .............................. ; Pilgrimages to historic shrines ................. -···-····; First Aid Demonstrations ................ - ........... ; Troop Special Events ... C. ..... li! ......... ; Cub "Outings" on family, Den or Pack basis.C .. a ....... ; Senior Scout event, (What?) .... IJ.g_(Jlf'lf.; .... ~F ... ff_Mrf;R. .. F.o&. .... ~eb.. .. ~.<!f:.(::?.tl:/5? .......... . V. LEADERSHIP TRAINING. Because of the importance of training as a major responsibility and Local Council activity, it is suggested that the entire report on training be presented to the Executive Board as a part of the Council's annual report. VI. ADVANCEMENT See separate report. VII. HEALTH AND SAFETY 1. To help assure suitable meeting places for our Troops and other units, .... , ......... 0. ............... % of such meeting places were inspected during 1943. 2. In the interest of individual health, ., ......... Q. .......... % of oilr Troops are using the plan for medical examination of all new Scouts. 3. . ........ .J....~ .......... of our Scouters completed training courses in Health and Safety during 1943. , 4. The Emergency Service plan is in effect in this Council including (Check) E. S. Corps .............. ~ ............ ; Mobilization Plan ............................... If not, it will be in 1944. (Check) E. S. Corps ......................... : .... ; Mobilization Plan ................... __ ...... . VIII. READING PROGRAM A. BOYS' LIFE To stimulate the use of BOYS' LIFE by all Scouts, we will help attain the National goal of "50% of all Scout membership as subscribers." · . 1. The Progress and Objective report showed we had .... .../8.J .. .S ....... % of our Scouts subscribing to BOYS' LIFE for a total of ....... ~ .. ~ .... subscriptions on December 31, 1943. 2. Anticipating a reasonable increase in 1944 we have set a BOYS' LIFE objective of .......... .tf. .. Q ........... % of our members as subscribers. This will resul~ in a total of... .... 1....~ .. 0. ..... subscriptions on December 31, 1944. B. GENERAL did 1. In 1943 this Council cli.:I 1 ct promote good reading. We used a.) Field Commissioner for reading: Yes .............................. . No .......... )( ............ ; b.) Reading Committee: Yes ......... ,2iL: ............. , No ........... : ........... , ...... Committee had ........... 9. ........... members. 2. Reading has. been promoted in ......... :~ ............. of our Districts by Field Commissioners: Yes ............................. ., No ........ O. ........... , .... ; or by .............. (ifr4:c~.rr,,,df..&,,01.'t.j .. ., .. ~7.ir:xat!l..JJ::IJ::~.!:.l'!L~:~ .......................... : ....................................................................................... : ............................................................... , ........................ . 3. In 1944 we plan to use a.) Field Commissioner: Yes ... , ............. ~ ........ , ......... , No ............................................. ; b.) Reading Committee~ Yes .............. X .......... ., No ..................... ; or ................................................................ : ............................................................................................................................................................................ , 4. . ....... /.~ ........... of our Troops ( ...... k ................ % ) have an organized program for stimulating good reading. 5. . ....... l..f.. .......... of our Troops ( ....... ./..J. ............. %) have Troop libr~ries. - 6. We have ........ ~ ............. Reading M. B. Counselors. · / _J () CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A. INC. President Vice-President Vice-- President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Commissioner EXECUTIVE BOARD - 1945 Mr. P. A. Clayton ~ 436 S. Front St. · ' Mr. A. K. Burrow / Falls Bldg. / Mr. Edwin JDa;lstrom / 345 S. Front St • Mr. W. P. Halliday /,/ Hotel Peabody Mr. R. G. Fce_rnsay // Ga.rtly Ra.msay Hospital .// Mr. Oran L. Cox / Lake Cormorant, Miss. Mr. Percy C. Clarke // Commerce Title Bldg. Mr. Fmile A. Bizot The John Gerber Co. Mr. F •. Joe Flanagan 760 Vance Ave. Scout Executive Wi!'. W. Gordon Morris // Activities Awatrds & Resolutions Camping 501 Columbian Mutual Tower CHAI]MA!i Mr. Paul L. Da,y // 385 Alexander st. M.r. F. I.. Christenb~ Court House / Mr. R. G. B.-B.rnsay / Gartly :Ramsay Hospital (2,J Civic R.elations Mr. John Pilkington // 1217 s. Bellevue 5-5611 8-0357 5-5822 8-7761 8-7477 5-2255 5-3341 8-8511 5-2351 8-7351 8-4368 8-7477 9-4466 ,J Constitution & By-Laws Court of Honor Cubbing Finance Health & Safety Inter-Tiacis.l Organization 8:, Extension Outfitters Publicity Reading Rural-Shelby Co. Rural-Critten District -2- ; Mr. J. S. Allen / Commerce Title Bldg. Dr. George P. P.awls /" 1504 Union ,A,ve. / Mr. T. R,obert Acklen /, , Columbian Mutual Tower Mr. A. K. Burrow Falls Bldg. / Dr. Arthur F. Porter, ¥. Medical Arts Bldg. / Mr. Edwin D~lstrom 345 S. Front St. Mr. John A. Angus Farnsworth Bldg. Mr. Roscoe C. Clark/' Shrine Bldg. Mr,. H. w. Slavick / Goodwyn Inst • Bldg. / ~~~ ~!.'ga...Eldg. ,,,/ Mr. F. J. Vandemark/ 704 Dermon Bldg. Mr. Herman Spea-rs / Turrell, Ark. Rural-Mississippi Mr. c. B. Young District Sardis, Miss. Senior Scrmting Mr. Henri Benner 11 N. Third ste Training Dr. B. E. Jacobs /,, 915 Madison Ave. ./' 5-57M 2-1155 8-7428 8-035'! 5-5110 5~5822 8-4949 5-4800 8--7464 8-1865 L. D. L. D. 5--626? 8-5502 / .-.::::c---=~~- J I j I / i (C2) 1 -5-· MEMBERS-~T"".'_~ARG~ / )411- N1"f!esti c. .. l39dd:- ·~-,~J,1Q.'DJ.~.A.ve* 6-5520 Mh....A--Eaxle-B@>lt-On·-~~~mJ:.~Bagg1;ng~·eC?'~-Mr. C. Jlrthul" Bruce E. L. Bruce Co. // 8--3191 8-0521 Mr. Lewls c. Callow ~ ..... Mr. John Cleghorn Mr. Jesse Cunningham Mp,dical Arts Bldg./' Goodwyn Inst. Bldg.)(/ Cossitt Library / ,,,/- 8-1316 8-7464 5-2272 Gen. W. A. &.nieJ;son Memphis Quart.ermas~/ ~· fi ~c ... -v··t.,,.» ".:>... .- ~ot "'';• .. fl.. .Ce 48-4451 ""T ,,A.,.}\,>.4 '~ .j vf ' \, .Mr. J ~ ""'Gra.nv!ll'~~"Q"at(rS"'u'~tr'49-~ / 4-2953 Mr. E. A. f!arrold • Millipgton, 1 re~u.. / L. D.1 rf<.'t..J;..tti! 41 ldi/F, f(~ . t&JA12.1"~''"' ~"'··~'4 f ~ f<-(~ · -7-1 4-tt 0 Mr. T. P. Howard Lake Cormorant, M1ss / L. D. Mr. Fred 1ir. J_,ucas Mr. A. D. McTTi!horter 11/f.r. Edmund O]'gill ~ 1."-J lt'J,,.,._~ Mr. John F.. Hobert.a Mr. Abe Scharff Mr. w. L. Sharpe 1'1R. fl.t>':UJ ~ffERRoO / 60 Morningside Park/ 4-4570 Menrohis st. Rwy. Co./' 5-7221 . / Org:i.11 Bros. R.~ Co. / / 5-2471 Falls Bldg. ;:; 8-0747 726 Madison Ave. 5-3511 Columbian Mutual Tm4~-8-87~2 t N1'N't.... HRtlvaTE/l ?Y./ \ Mr. J. L. Skinner 1200 Poplrur Ave. V ,.7-1584 / ~. H. M. Clayton Memphis L. G. & W. n)'f. 5-2552 (. )\ . I .. _· ~·/ ~wI..uCi.JlS- E .... B.urefl'·"'°'~~'"""<};006~'~mtge""i3i:dg"~~<,., /5--}'8 58 Mr. R. A. Taylor 977 Sledge / 8-0481 F.x-Offi.cio Member -- Mr. Henry M'. Clayton Su.b-Commi t tee Mr. 'P. A. Clayton Mr. H. M. Clayton Dr. George P. Rawls Mr. Abe Scharff --· ------~--- ... - ---- ORGANIZATION COMMIT'l'F.P.: 1945. ( -\ \ __ J j Mr. John A. Angus, Chairman,V ~~. e. 1.... Df<.vc~ re©. v Mr. H. G. -Orndorff ./ Lowenstein's / Mr. B. F. McCamey/ v 1657 Netherwood ~ab-~~h . Cot-t.o~CoapQ'iJ., ~~st~~in C~ton c~~~ ~~~ ~~~Ma'sh~'~ "S.~~~~. b..'\~$1\~~~ ~~~~~~ Mr. John Pilkington,/ Pilkington Lumber Co. Mr. H. M. Clayton,/ Memphis Light, Gas & Water Div. Mr. F. Joe Flanagan,,,.. 760 Vance Ave. Mr. P. A. Clayton 456 S. Front st. Mr. J .. B. Simmons / United Service & Research, Inc. 81 Madison Ave. Bldg. MR- 8.W- Hu~st-t / ~~~,~~ 4- l. ~ q oo:U'N Y N JN ST. DJ.JJ°<.\, )V\R. ED. TIR-.i.STROM / 3'4S 5. FfiioN-r ST. 8-4949 f-0.S)...I 8-7711' -e:.2296 • 5-7525 9-4466 8-8511 5-5611 5-5505 S-S-1/)...Y ,,,;4l "'v o.c. fk(~v - - ()\ ....; vwo- 1/_ £j ·->·- .c 1° '-( "f " 0 • · :J-c;t...,,· )tt.r, .. _ f;-ti/ '~""'l-a--.cc•·,,,_,_ c,..,~·'_;...,--- r . ' tfE'-"""J r-<',. c . , :,,-: · .: ;;-&r..1~ ~ ·-- ,_ --~- ------·--- ---------~---- ---- -----------~--- - ----· --- - ------~--------~--_. CUBBING COMMITTEE /fl/ Mr. T. Robert Acklen, Chairman, ,· ' Columbian Mutual Tower // 1·~-) - . )! J \ Mr. Mayer Meyers Mayer Meyers Paper ([o. , 6 W. Calhoun st. Mr. E. F. Thompson Union Planters Natl. Bk. & Tr. Co. Mr. Jack Frost 3264 Powell st. Mr. T. A. Green r;- Western Union Telegraph Co. Mr. W. G. Petty ~. G. Petty & Son, 1102 Union Ave. Mr. G. Lofton Weaver Barrow-Agee Laboratories, 123 S. Front St. Mr. P. A. Clayton 456 s. Front St. Mr. F. Joe Flanagan 760 Vance Ave. Mr. D. B. Crawley 1122 Columbian Mutual Tower 8-7428 8-8778 8-0452 8-7744 4-0716 5-2581 2-7923 5-2488 5-5611 8-8511 5-5906 CAMPING COMMITTEE Mr. R. G. Ralllsay, Chairman, Gartly-Ramsay Hospital Mr. Merr:Ul Schwart. z 1260 Vinton Ave. Mr. Charles H. Church 562 Edith street Mr. W. P. Hallidey Hotel Peabody Mr. John E. Roberts 522 Falls Bldg. Dr. S. L. Wadley 879 Madison Ave. Mr. P. A. Clayton 456 S. Front St • Mr. F. Joe Flanagan 760 Vance Ave. Mr .. Hope Ford ( le R. F. D. No. 1, Hernando, Miss. 8-7477 2-5527 9-0144 8-7761 8-0747 5-8651 5-5611 8-8511 L. D. ( l ,, ********************* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *;' * * * * * * * * D I R E C T 0 R Y of E:X"ECUrIVE BOARD a.nd STANDING COMMITTEES of CHICI<;_AS.AW COUNCIL, B. S. A. INC. Property of P. A. Clayton, President, 436 S. Front St., Memnhis, Tenn. 5-3611 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * -r.- * * * * * * * * -~- * ********************* ( CHICKASAW COIDTCIL. B. S. A, INC, President EXECUTIVE BOARD - 1943 Mr. P. A. Clayton 436 S. Front St. Vice-President Mr. A. K. J3urrow Falls Bldg. Vice-President Mr. Edwin Dalstrom 345 S, Front St. Vice-President Hr. W • .P. Halliday Hotel Peabody Vice-President Mr. R. G. Rarasay Gartly Ba.ID.say Hospital Vice-President Mr. Oran L. Cox Secretary Lake Cormorant, Miss. Hr. Percy C. Clarke Conunerce Title J3ld..g. Treasurer Mr. Emile A. Eizot The John Gerber Co. Oorronissioner Mr. F. Joe Flanagan 760 Vance Ave. Scout Executive Mr. W. Gordon Morris COMHITTEE Activities Awards & Resolutions Camping Civic Relations 501 Colu.."Ilbian Mutual Tower CRAillMA.N Mr. Paul L. Day • 385 Alexander St. Mr. F. L. Christenbury Court House Mr. R. G. Ramsay Gartly Ra,msay Hospital Mr. John Pilkington. 1217 s. Bellevue · 5-3611 8-0357 5-5822 8-7761 8-7477 L. D. 5-2255 5-3341 8-8311 52351 8-7351 8-4368 8-7477 9-4466 ( Constitution & By-Laws Court of Honor Cubbing Finance Health & Safety Inter-Rc'lcial Organization & Extension Outfitters Publicity Reading Rural-Shelby Co. Rural-Critten District Rural-Eississippi Senior Scouting Training -- 2 - ~.,/ Mr. J. s. Allen Commerce Title Bldg. Dr. George P. Rawls 1304 Union Ave. Mr. T. Robert Acklen Columbian Mutual Tower Mr. A. K. Burrow Falls Bldg. Dr. Arthur R. Porter Jr. Medical Arts :Bldg. Mr. Ed.win Dalstrom 345 S. Front St. Mr. John A. Angus ]'arnsworth Bldg. Mr. Roscoe O. Clark Shrine Bldg. Mr. II. W. Slavick Goodwyn Inst. :Bldg. Mr. Charles M. Crump 18 30 Exchange :Bldg. Mr. F. J. Vandemark 704 Dermon J3ld.g. Mr. Herman Spears Turrell, Ark. Mr. C. B. Young Sardis, Miss. Mr. Henri Benner 11 N. Third St. Dr. E. E. Jacobs 915 Madison Ave. \ \ 5-3734 2-1135 8-7428 8-0357 5-3110 5-5822 8-4949 5-4800 8-7464 5-1711 8-1865 L. D. L. D. 5-6262 8-3302 ,/. - 3 - ~IGRS-AT-L.ARG1J 317 Poplar J3ol ton :Bagging Co. E. L. Bruce Co. Hed_ical Arts :Bldg. Hr. John Cleghorn Goodwyn Institute Bldg. 1-lr. Jesse Cunningham Cossitt Library Gen. W. A. Danielson :Memphis Quartermaster Depot Mr. J. Granville Gates 749 McConnell Mr. E. A. Harrold Millington, Tenn. Mr. T. P. How.ard Lake Cormorant, Iviiss. Mr. Fred W. Lucas 60 Morningside Park Hr. A. D. 1-icWhorter Memphis St. Rwy. Co. Mr. Edmund Orgill Orgill Bros. & Co. Mr. John E. Roberts FE.lls Bldg. Mr. Abe Scharff 726 Madison Ave. Mr. W. L. Sharpe Coltunbian linltual Tower Mr. J. L. Skinner 1200 Poplar Mr. H. M. Clayton Memphis L.G. & W. Div. Hr. Lucius E. Burch 1006 Exchange :Bldg. ------------------------ Ex-Officio Member -- Mr. Henry H. Clayton Sub-Committee Hr. P. A. Clayton I1Ir. H. H. Cliayton Dr. Geo. P. Rawls Mr. .Abe Scha.rff 6-3520 8-3191 8-0521 8-1316 8-7464 5-2272 48-4431 4-2953 L.B. L.D. 4-4570 5-7221 5-2471 8-0747 5-5311 8-8722 7-1384 5-2552 5-2838 ACTIVITIES · COM1\1ITTEE Mr. Pau.l L. Day, Chairman, 385 Alexander St. Mr. Chester Perry 1498 Linden Ave. Mr. Fred Christie 1278 Agnes Place, Mr. T. H. Haraway Memphis Light, Gas & Water Div., Mr. G. L. Walker 1217 Forrest Ave. Mr. Bob Dozier 846 Stonewall ... Mr. James B .. Wiley 893 lfiaple Drive .. Mr. Francis Washburne& 1865 Manila & Hr. RaJ. ph Day 541-Commerce Title :Bldg .. , Mr. Harry Cooper 1466 Jackson Ave., Apt. 4 Nr. P. A. Clayton 436 S. Front St,, Mr. F. Joe Flanagan 760 Vance Ave'!' 8-7351 8-6721 7-0883 5-2552 2.-0675 5-4656 48-1455 8-2269 7-5290 8-6274 5-3611 8-8311 ( \'. \ / AWARDS & BESOLUTIOHS COMMITTEE Mr. Fred L. Christenbury, Chairman Court House Mr. H. H. Clayton Memphis Light, Gas & Water Div., Mr. Charles H. Church 362 Edith St. Mr. John E. Roberts 522 Falls :Bldg., Mr. A. D. McWhorter Memphis St. Rwy. Co. 8-4368 5-2552 9-0144 8-0747 5-7221 . ' -~ ( CAMPING COHMITTEE Mr. R. G. Ramsay, Chairman Gartly-P.amsay Hospital Mr. Merrill Schwartz 1260 Vinton Ave. Mr. Charles H. Church 362 Ed_ith St. Mr. W. P. Halliday Hotel Peabody Mr. John E. Roberts 522 Falls Bldg., Dr. s. L. Wad.lay 879 Madi son Ave. Mr. Elmer M. Ries 3581 Poplar Ave. Mr. P. A. Clayton 436 S. Front St. Mr. F. Joe Flanagan 760 Vance Ave. Mr. Hope Ford R. F. D. No. l, Hernando, Miss 8-7477 2-3327 9-0144 8-7761 8-0747 5-8631 48-3769 5-3611 8-8311 L. D. ( \ CIVIC BELATIOUS COMNITTEE Mr. John Pilkington, Chairman 1217 South Bellevue Mr. J. E. 0 I Callag.._h.2.n Union Planters Bank Bldg. Mr. Lloyd :Bensinger 726 Madison Ave. Mr. E. C. Eall 317 Poplar Ave. Mr. A. Earle ]olton Bolton Bagging Co. Exchange Bldg. Mr. P. A. Clayton 436 S. Front St. Mr. F. Joe Flanagan 760 Vance Ave. 9-4466 8-0241 5-3311 6-3520 8-3191 5-3611 8-8311 ·( " CUB:SUTG COMMITTEE Mr. T. Robert Acklen, Chairman Columbian Mutual Tower Mr. E. E. Plank :Bostitch-Southwest, Inc., Shrine J3ld.g. 8-7428 8-8778 Mr. Mayer Meyers 8-0432 Mayer Meyers P~per Co. 6 W. Ca1houn St. Mr. E. F. Thompson 8-7744 Union Planters Natl. ]k. & Tr. Co. !·fr. Jack Fro st 3264 Powell St. Mr. T. A. Green Western Union Telegraph Co. Mr. W. G. Petty W. G. Petty & Son, 1102 Union Ave. Mr. G. Lofton Weaver Barrow-Agee Laboratories, 123 S. Front Mr. P. A. Clayton 436 S. Front St. Mr. F. Joe Flanagan 760 Vance Ave. 4-0716 5-2581 2-7923 5-2488 5-3611 8-8311 FINANCE COMMITTEE ~ ! . / _;J1fq r Mr. A. K. J3urrow, Chairman . 8-0357 Falls Bldg. Mr. c. Arthur Bruce f) 8-0521 E. L. :Bruce Co. Mr. Emile A. :Sizot 5-3341 The John Gerber Co. Mr. Edwin Dalstrom 5-5822 Graham Paper Co. Mr. w. P. Ha,lliday 8-7761 Hotel Peabod.y Mr. A. D. He Who rt er 5-7221 Hemphis St. Rwy. Co. 0 Mr. Abe Scharff 0 5-3311 Kraus Cleaners, 726 Madison Ave. Mr. Oran L. Cox L. D. Lake Cormorant, Miss. . Mr. T. P. Howard L. D. Lake Cormorant, Miss. . Mr. P. A. Clayton 5-3611 436 s. Front St. Mr. F. Joe Flanagan 8-8311 760 Vance Ave. \ HEALTH & SAFETY COMMITTEE Dr. Arthur R. Porter, Jr. Chairman gec3-ical Arts :Bla_g., lfr. Frank H. 0' Conner E. 1. :Bruce Co. (Safety Expert) Dr. L. H. Graves (Public Health Expert) 879 liiad-ison Ave. Dr. David Goltman (Consulting Pediatrician) Physicians & Surgeons :Bld_g. Dr. Carroll Turner (Consulting Psychiatrist) 899 Madison Ave. Dr. S. L. Wadley (Public Health Expert) 879 Madison Ave. 5-3110 8-0521 5-8631 7-7659 5-3533 5-8631 Lt. Forrest Mottweiler 317 Poplar Ave. (First Aid Expert) 6-3520 Dr. J.M. Dorris Physicians & Surgeons :Bldg. Dr. Harry C. Schmeisser University of Tennessee Dr. E. M. Stevenson Methodist Hospital Doctors' Bldg. Mr. P. A. Clayton 436 S. Front St. Mr. F. Joe Flanagan 760 Vance Ave. 5-2731 8-6980 2-1179 5-3611 8-8311 ( \ INTER-F.ACI.AL co~~UTTEE Mr. Edwin Dalstrom, Chairman, 345 S. Front St. Mr • J • .A.. .Angus Farnsworth :Bldg. (Representing Organization Com.) Dr. Arthur R. Porter, Jr. Medical .A.rt s Bldg. (Representing Health & Safety Com.) Mr. R. G. Ramsay Gartly Ra.msay Hospital (Representing Camping Com.) Mr. Edwin Dalstrom (Representing Finance Com.) Dr. George P. Rawls 1304 Union .Ave. (Representing Court of Honor) Mr. Lloyd M. 0 1 Neal 2687 :Burns St. (Representing Training Com.) Mr. F. L. Christenbury Court House Dr. T. S. Eliot 875 Monroe Ave. Mr. C. Arthur :Sruce E. L. :Bruce Co. Mr. R. M. Clayton Memphis Light, Gas & Water Div. Mr. P. .A.. Clayton 436 S. Front St. Mr. F. Joe Flanagan 760 Vance Ave. 5-5822 8-4949 5-3110 8-7477 5-5822 2-1135 48-4431 84368 5-1020 8-0521 5-2552 5-3611 8-8311 ORGAUIZATION COMMITTEE Mr. John A. Angus, Chairman Farnsworth J3ldg. ' Hr. H. G. Orndorff Lowenstein's Mr. :S. F. McCamey 1637 Netherwood Mr. Lester Crain National Cotton Council, Cotton Exchange J3ldg. Mr. Harold Emick :Burrough 1 s Adding Machine Co. 5 H. Third St. Mr. James bJ. licGehee Marx 8::. :Bensclorf !·Ir. John Pilkington PiE:ingtcn L1J2:n1:>er Co. lfr. H. N. Cle,yton Memphis Light, Gas & \\Tater Div. Mr. F. Joe Flane.gan 760 Vance Ave. Mr. P. A. Clayton 436 S. Front St. 8-4949 8-7711 8-2296 5-7525 5-4352 8-1121 9-4466 5-2552 8-8311 5-3611 Pu:i3LICITY CO}llfiITTEE Mr. H. W. Slavick, Cha,irman Station W.M.C. GoodW'Jll Institute l3ldg. l:Ir. John Cleghorn, CO*Ohairrnan Station W.H.C. GoodvrJh Institute :Bldg. Mr. Al Capley 11 The Memphis Press-Scimitar Mr. Na.lcolm Ad_ams 11 The Commercia,l Appeal 11 Mr. P. A. Clayton 436 S. Front St. Mr. F. Joe Flanagan 760 Vance Ave. 8-7464 8-7464 8-2141 8-8811 5-3611 8-8311 ) READING OOloil•iITTEE Mr. Charles M. Crump, Chairman Exchange :Bldg. , Hr. Jesse Cunningham Oossitt Library Mr. R. W. Wallace Goodwyn Institute Bldg. Mr. R. J. Hussey 66 S. Front St. Mr. Herr ill Kremer Exchange Blctg., Mr. H. E. Rankin 927 N. Highland Mr. :Bla...'Ylchara_ S. Tual Exchange :Bldg. , Hr. P. A. Clayton 436 S. Front St. Mr. F. Joe Flanagan 760 Vance Ave. ' 5-1711 5-2272 8-1188 5-4506 5-4343 4-5679 8-4:142 5-3611 8-8311 ( '" RU-BAL SCOUTil\fG COMMITTEE Shelby County Mr. F. J. Vandemark, Chairman 704 Dermon Bldg. Mr. Lee G. Hill Raleigh, Tenn. Mr. E. A. Harrold. Millington, Tenn. Rev. Yates Hoore Capleville, Tenn. Mr. John H. George :Bartlett, Tenn. Mr. C. L. Springfield Germantown, Tenn. Mr. P. A. Clayton 436 S. Front St. Mr. F. Joe Flanagan 760 Vance Ave. 8-1865 L. D. L. D. L. D. 5-5611 7-1800 5-3611 8-8311 / SENIOR SCOUTING COHHITTEE Mr. Henri :Benner, Chairman ll M. Third St. Mr. Joe Hopper, Vice-Chairman 527 N. :Main St • Mr. Merrill Schwartz 1260 Vinton Ave. Mr. H. S. Ainslee 279 N. Watkins St. Mr. Louis H. H1Lrn:phreys .509 Hadden Ave. Mr. P. A. Clayton 436 S. Front St. Mr. F. Joe Flanagan 760 Vance Ave. 5-6262 5-5544 2,-3327 5-0886 8-1378 5-3611 8-8311 ./ \ \ I TRA.UTING COMMIT~ / Dr. :B. E. Jacobs, Chairman 915 Madison Ave. 11Fundamentals of the :Boy Scout Hovement 11 i1Scoutmasters 1 Training Course" Mr. T. Robert Acklen Colwabian Mutual Tower 11 Cubmasters 1 Training Course" Mr. Henri :Benner ll N. Third St. "Skippers• Training Course" Mr. J. ]rady Wiley 892 Maple Drive 11 Troop GaIJWing Course" Dr. Arthur li.. Porter, Jr. Medical Arts Bldg. llHealth & Safety11 Nr. W. Gordon lVlorris Columbian Mutual Tower 11 District Commissioners• Course" Mr. D. Ted Childress Columbian Mutual Tower 11 Troop Reporters• Oourse 11 Lt. Forrest Hottweiler 317 Poplar Ave. 11Em.ergency Service Course 11 Mr. L. M. O'Neal 2687 Burns Ave. 11 Inter-racial Trainingll Dr. l'l. R. Atkinson Southwestern Mr. A. L. Hopper Chambliss Ave. Mr. H. s. Ainslee 279 N. Watkins St. I•ir. Joe Hopper 527 N. Main St. Mr. Joe DaJ.strom 527 N. Main St. Mr. P. A. Clayton 426 s. Front St. Mr. F. Joe Flanagan 760 Vance Ave. 8-3302 8-7428 5-6262 8-5648 5-3110 5-2351 5-2351 6-3520 48-4431 7-1800 9-7822 5-0886 5-5544 5-5544 5-3611 8-8311 Form 0-539-3000-1143 REGION No ......... ti .. . COUNCIL No .. 55.8 .... APPLICATION for RENEWAL of LOCAL COUNCIL for the Year Beginning. NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. CHARTER July 1, 1944 Chickasaw . ;tnc •. The ......... , ...................................................... ~N;r;,~ ... ~i ... (;~-;;~~;'j)"""'""'····· .............................. Counctl, Boy Scouts of Amencf. with headquarters at ..... 5.01 .... C .. o.1ru11bi.an .... .M11t.ua.1 .... To.:w.er. .. , ..... M.e.mphis.,. ..... T..e.nn.~.S..S.f.~ ................ .. (Local Mailing Address) . . . (City) (State) and. having jurisdiction over (indicate. entire Area) Shelby .... C.,'mb:f;:ir..:,.. ... T.enn .... r .... n.sao.to.;,. ..... . T.n.t.e.., ..... P..ano1a. ..... C.mm.t.1.e..s .. , ..... M.1.a.~ ..... ;. ..... Ex.ru~p,t ...... C.r..e.ns.4.aw . .,. .... M.1.a§ ........... 1.n ..... Pa.rui..la. C..o ..... ; ...... E~.f.?.t..: .. .H~.l..f. ..... 9.f ...... Q.~.~.:1f.~Jm4..~A ..... C.9..!L.l ..... A.~~ .. ! ................................................................................................. . hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July 1, 1944. In justification of this application, the_ following summary of accomplishments and progress in 1943 and Objectives for 1944 is presented. Further details will be found in the accompanying reports which are offered as evidence of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibility as a Local Coun~il as required by the By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America, Article XI, Section 2, Clause 3. This application, statements and record of progress were reviewed. and approved by the Council or Executive Board at a duly called meeting on ....................... J.f.l,n.u~ry. ..... 28 ......................... 1944. ........ ., at which meeting a quorum was present and the Council specifically acceptea its obligation to loyally cooperate with the National Council and its representatives . in promoting the program of the Boy Scouts of America in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and By-Laws, policies and regulations of the Boy Scouts of America. > -C Signed '1/·fk ~ .. .:tllf:,,., ............. g.4.~v...11.t~~~/~ .......................... .. Scout Executive BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA (Incorporated February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.) I. THE COUNCIL 1. As of December 31, 1943, we had.~Q,6..-Council members, which included representatives oL.100 ......... % of the institutions or groups of citizens within our jurisdi~tion which sponsor Troops or Packs. In accordance with the policy of the Boy Scouts of America, major religious groups of our territory are represented in the Council and Executive Board in the following nllfllbers: Council ................................... .Jewish ............. 22 ............ ; Catholic ............. .1.9 ........... ; Protestant. ..... 245 .............. . Executive Board .................. Jewish ........... : ...... J. ........... ; Catholic .................. 2 ........... ; Protestant. ........ .4.3 .............. . The Council membership includes representatives of the following community interests as checked: Business., ..... 2.6.7.,; ........ ____ ; Religious ......... 1,.1, ................... ; Educational... ......... .' .... lO ........... ; Labor .. ;····'·····2 ................... ; Civic ............... J3 ........ ·-·:-· 2. Amendments to our Constitution and By-Laws were adopted in 1943. O Yes Iii No These amendments have been approved by the Nationai Council. O Yes O No (If not, attach copies.) · 3. This Council has ............... 3 .............. organized Districts with functioning District Committees. There are .... ·--·-G-················.Districts yet to be organized. Of these we will organize .... - ......... .0. ........... ..in 1944 . ....................... 3 ....................... .Districts are sharing in financing this Council. 4. We have an average- of one Commissioner for every ............ .8 ............ .institutions sponsoring Troops or Packs, and expect to make this one Commissioner for every ..................... 6- ........ ..institutions by December 31, 1944. · 5. During 1943 there were ................. l ............... meetings of our Council and ..................... 7-................ .meetings of our Executive Board . ......... _g. ................. of our District Committees met monthly, (except July and August) during 1943, and the rest averaged .... -.2-...... _ ...... . meetings. 6. Our annual meeting is held in the month of. ....... I).e.c.emlJe.r. .................................................................... . Officers and members of our Council serve for one year beginning... . .. .Janue .. r..y. .... 1s.t .......................... ." .................. ~ ...... : .. . , Number of CHECK THOSE No. of 7. Functioning of Council an cl Districts repre- FUNCTIONING Members ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Committees sented on each WELL Ee~rl~1: t aG! Council 3 y ·320 Executive Board \ y ~6 ~ en Organization and Extension 3 v JO l'z:;l l'z:;l Leadership Training 3 y 12 E-o Advancement 3 y 10 E-o ..... Camping and Activities 3 y a ~ Health and Safety Y. 7 ~ 3. 0 Finance ~ v· lQ. u Other Committees: -- II •. FINANCE 1. In making Scouting available to the boys of our territory during 1943, net operating . expenditures amounted to $ ...... 26· .... 79.g. .... ;f 9That we may not only continμe, but may strengthen and extend our Council service and bring Scouting to an incdased number of boys 'in 1944, we have planned a net operating budget of $ .... 2.8.,.fi.5.4...00.. *. 2. We had an employed Executive staff of... .... ..,. .... _a ................ men December 31, 1943. We plan to increase this staff by the employment of ...... - .. --...1.... ......... additional men in 1944. . . have been 3. In order to assure proper handling and accounting for the funds entrusted to this Council, our accounts wilt'tr~'""" audited by ......... P..er1 .. t .. , ..... Ma.nd.ck ....... M1t.c.hel.l ..... & ... Co., Certified. Public Accountnnts (State whether professional accountants or Auditing Committee.) * These figures should agree with corresponding totals in Finance Committee report; Form O-S39C-30001143 Make sure business re- REPORT OF ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION lated to December ex- pirations is accounted COMMITTEE - 1943 Region No. 5 for according to procedure announced in Name of Council Ch1okasaw counc11, B.S •. A. Inc. Dr. West's Bulletin 1# 20, Series of 1941. Council No. 558 Headquarters City M~mph1e State Tenn! Net Transfers TABLE 1 Total on New in Separations # due to Estimated Estimated Objectives Dec. 31, 194.2 1943 Territory Total ...<-New in Net for in 1943 changes Dec. 31, 1943 1944 Separations Dec. 31, 1944 (See note) ln Out in 1~44 1. Total Troops* ini Q1 14 158 1.d. 7 1.A!; (a) Sea Scout Ships A .'.'\ ll ? 1 10 (b.) Sea Scout Patrols (in Troops) 'l 1. (c) Explorer Troops (d) Explorer Patrols (in Troops) 1 r 1 1 (e) Rover Crews (f) Air Squadrons , , , 9 (g) Air Scout Patrols (in Troops) (h) Neighborhood Patrols (i) . Lone Scout Tribes ' (j) Negro Troops 47 a 4 51 7 ? nA (k) Indian Troops 2. Total Scouts** ~ , ,~ . ?1 !t l.3'75 :3 .45.:21 ] .~no i. inn ::L85,; - / (a) Sea Scouts , i::;, '-il •••QA. . ,p;.Q ,,,~ An 40 198 (b) Explorer Scouts F. ••• ~ 4 7' ~ -1 A. (c) Rover Scouts ••• (d) Air Scouts ... , ~ 12 in 5 99 (e)° Senior Scouts in Troop (f) Lone Scouts l 11\ ,, f\ 9 14 (g) Negro Scouts ?A.? A.9Si. ~.61 } m:n 500 321 l.2nn (h) Indian Scouts, 3. Total Scouters 1.134 401 297 1.9!';8 4nn 300 1-338 .. 4. Total Packs ?A ,, :a; ~n A 12 34 . Negro Packs 6 l l A 9 , 7 Neighborhood Dens ,, . 5. Total Cubs 6:-\R AAF. !=!A? 91.4 Ann 260 l-064 Negro Cubs 112 128 78 1An 11'\t'\ 70 19n 6. Total Cubbers (including Den Mothers) 190 A.d. A1 1 c;.o An 4n 172 Den Mothers 8 9.!-\ 2 ?Q 10 3 36 Den Chiefs #"Net Separations" equals ·total separated minus· "separated- reregistered." *Include in figures on this line total number of all Troops, Explorer Troops, Rover Crews, Sea Scout Ships, Air Squadrons, Neighborhood Patrols and Lone Scout Tribes. This will not necessarily be the sum of lines (a) to (i) which follow. · · **Include in figures on this line total number of all Scouts in above indicated units and Lone Scouts. In column "New in 1943" include only boys who were new in Scouting in 1943. This will not necessarily be the sum of lines (a) to (f) which follow. ***In second column "New in 1943," include all boys who entered these branches of Scouting in 1943, whether they transferred from some other branch of Scouting or not. . (a) New 12-year-olds registered in 1943 ........ 7.5..0. .............. Estimated new 12-year-old Scouts in 1944 ......... ZO.O. .......... . (b) We had on record.-.. --.~~---·--·--.Scout Troops and..._. __ l.Q.._.Cub Packs expired and not reregistered on Dec. 31, 1943. - TABLE 2 ' A-Tenure achieved in 1943 by Scouts and by Assistant Scoutmasters Less than l 2 3 4 5 or more under 21 who have been Scouts. (1) 1 Year Year -------- Years Years Years Years TOTAL ---- (a) Number on roll Dec. 31, 1943 who attained respective years of tenure in 1943 (2) l.472 100( 525 24?' 130 84 3.458. (b) Number Net Separated in 1943 who attained respective years of tenure m 1943 ( 3) ! · 367 67~ 287 145 116 141 1.717 (c) Total (a+b) who attained respective years of teriure in 1943 , 1.829 167~ 812 392 245 2251 5.175 B-OBJECTIVES FOR 1944--2, 3, or 4 year Scouts in 1944 come Less than 1 2 J 4 5 or mote from the 1, 2, and 3 year Scouts of 1943 1 Year Year Years Years Years Years TOTAL (d) Total who will attain respective years of tenure in 1944 1,900 170( 900 400 250 225 5.376 (1) When lapsed Troops reregister only Scouts and Assistant Scoutmasters under 21 who reregister with the Troop shall be credited with years of tenure attained during the lapsed period of the Troop.· (2) Scouts attain tenure only on anniversaries of the date they first became Scouts, which is not necessarily the same as the reregistration date of the Troop. Separated Reregistered Scouts Jose tenure credit for the period they were not registered. (3) Do not include Scouts separated in 1943 who did not attain an additional year of tenure in 1943 before separating. ( 4) Information for both sections A and B of this table may readily be obtained from the Gray Scout Service Chart. If your Council does hot keep this chatt a request to the Supply Serv.ice will bring you the "Gray Scout Service Manual". Please check whether Council keeps the Gray Scout Service Chart: Yes D ; No 0: TABLE 3 MEMBERSHIP FACTORS ]3Y POPULATION GROUPS Classify units by population groups, then secure data for 500,000 100,000 25,000 10,000 2,500 Under each group trom umt records so classified. and to to to to 2,500 1'()TAL over 500,000 100,000 25,000 10,000 and o.c. -· ... . - ·-······ . - Check totals in last column, A. New Scouts during 1943 1,441 272 l,?13 these 4 lines agamst corre- sponding totals in Table 1. B. Total Scouts Dec. 31, Check Table 4 below sim- 1943. 2,735 7-18. . ... 3-.4-53 ilarly. - C. Total Troops Dec. 31, 1943. 124 34 158 D. Net dropped Troops - during 1943. 13 l 1.4. TABLE 4 {Use same pop'n. group headings as in Table 3. A-New Cubs in each group in 1943. 572 73 6.45 . .. B-Total Cubs, Dec. 31, 1943. 812 102 914 C-Number of Packs in each group Dec. 31, 1943. 25 5 ~n D-Packs dropped in each group in 1943. 3 0 3 TABLE 5 ORDERLY EXIT PLAN - 1943 Junior Death Transfers Promotion Alumni Dropped .T..O TAL ·-·· Total Separated Scouts During 1943. 6 15 15 1382 1417 During 1943 ........ JJ:..~ ................. of our Cubs became 12 years old. Of these, ................. ~? ............ became Scouts. TROOP BUDGET AND PACK THRIFT PLAN The Councii has a definite plan for promoting- the Troop Budget and Pack Thrift Plan (check one) Yes~; No o . ....... ±g.1: ....... Troops ( .. ?.g .... %) were on Budget Plan Dec. 31, 1943; Objective: .... ~.~.~ ......... Troops ( .. ~9. .. %) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1944 . .......... ?..? ....... Packs ( .. .7.9. .. %) were on Thrift Plan Dec. 31, 1943; Objective : ........ '.:~ ............. Packs ( ........ Q.%) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1944. Form 0-539F-30001143 REPORT OF ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE -1943 Region No. ___5_ . _ ___ Headquarters City Memnl:ie. Tenn. Name of Council , Ch1.ckass:w Cfounc11, 'B.S.A:n~tate Tenn .. Council No. ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY (Scouts-not badges) Get this information •• from perpetual In- Total Qualified Net Enrolled ventory (Form No. Dec. 31, During Separated Dec. 31, 4102D, 41020 and 1942 1943 During 1943 41028). 1943 Tenderfoot* 19lr1 1~9( 11591 901.lf.l Second Class* 564 521 50"1t 5~'7 First Class* 661 ??f 7~1 AQA Total Scouts* 13115 32.5~ 2920.lS.AM Star 197 20( 9Z 904 Life 194 11~ 124 185 Eagle 67 4f 41 61 Sea Scouts: Apprentice 152 12] 99 174 Ordinary l ~ l ~ Able ' 0 ] 0 l Total 153 l2f 100 178 Air Scouts: Apprentice 12 12 ' Observer Craftsman Total I l~ 12 Cubs Bobcat 574 68~ 471 785 Wolf*** 43 8~ 52 75 Bear*** 12 4C 9 43 Lion*** 7 lC 6 11 Total Cubs 636 81€ 538 914 Cub membership Dec. 31, 1943, included: 2 • 7.6.9 yrs. old 3.73. . .IO yrs. and f~.65. .. 11 yrs.# *NOTE: Include all Scouts including 2nd and 1st class having Merit Badges. Check "Total Scouts" in 4th column with' Org. and Ext. Committee report, Total Scouts 1·2/31/43. **Net separated, not promoted. Compute these figures from Form 4102D as follows: Tend. Col. 35 minus difference between Cols. 33 and 3. 2nd Cl.-CoL 39 minus difference between Cols. ~4 and 37 and higher ranks similarly from correspondmg columns. Same principle for Cubs and Senior Scouts using Forms 4102C and 4102S. ***Include all Gold and Silver Arrows in total for' each Cub Rank. #Include with 11 yrs. those 12 years or over who may be continuing temporarily as Cubs pending enrol, ment as Scouts. Check total of three ages with Org. and Ext. Committee report, Total Cubs 12/31/43. MERIT BADGE RECORD Indicate below the number of each of the Merit Badges earned during the year 1943 ~o ~o 8Z 0 Z !\~l~tb~ 1~ 0 _________ ,..__....__ l-Aerodyna_m1;s ............................ 10 .... , .. 60-Journalism ............................... ________ J: ___ ___ ~=1;~~~~::* ·.·.·.:·.:::::::·.::::·.·.·.·.·.·.:: :::::::::;::::::: ~~=t:~:~:fr:f~ar~~-~.i~~ ... :::: :::::::::::::::::: 4-Airplane Design ..... , ......... ---------2'------- 63-Leather Work* .................. --------65 ...... . 5-Airp~ane Structure* ...... -----·-··g··--·-- 64-Life ~aving ..................................... , ...... . 6-Anglmg ...... ............................ --·.:···si-------- 65-Machinery ... ; .......................... -------·ur··---· 8 7=ArAncihmearyl I·n··d··u··.s. t .. r ..y....,. .*..·. .- ...·. ..::.. ·.·..·. · -~.·. ·.~-- ::::.:~:::Il_ .:::::::: 66-Marksm~nsh1p .................. __________ ,,_ ____ _ 67-Masonry : ................................. --------tA:i···---· 9-Architecture ..... 0 ..................... --·----i,------- 68-Mechanical ~rawing ....... --------1~------· !):=;.~~;;; : :• .·:~~:.:: ;~=~~~,:...... :·· .::::~::: 13-Automobiling .. : .. , ............... : .... :·:·t)i-------· 72-Painting .............................. --------9..,, ...... . i~=~:~k~~~:i~~~'.~:;~:::~::;_ ~::~~::::~::::::: ~~=~~~~:ji~:*l~h*":::::::::::::: :::::~~::::::: 16-B~ef Production• ............ ---~:~-,i-------· 75-Phot?graphy .................... --------,j·----. 17-Bird Study ........................... ·------------··---- 76-Phystcal Develop .............................. . 18-Blacksmithing* ................. -------·~------- 77-Pigeon Raising .................. ······'?g······· 19-Bookbinding* ............................ :> ........... ~~=~~~:bf~~g :::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::n.:::::::: ~§$:: :::::~::::: iJ:=!~2:~~~Pi~~:•• :::;i::::: ~~=~~~;=~~~*· . ·::::~:::::::::::::::::·: ::::::~::::::: ~~=~~~~~~ ~;:l~~ng··::::::::::::::· :::::::::J:::::::: 26-Cemei;it Work ................. _________ 7 _______ 85-Rabbit Raising .................. -·------··i-··----- 27-Chemistry ............................. ·-------------·---- 86-Radio ....................................... -----------·-------· 28-C~tr?-s Fruit Culture ............... 16 ______ :_ 87-Reading* _ ........................... _, _____ 11. _____ _ 29-ClVlcs . ..... .......... ... .... . -------------·----- 88-Reptile StudY: ..................... ....... :, ....... . 30-Coin Coll~cting, ................. ---------&·------- 89-Rocks and Minerals .......... -----·--··;..··------- 3 l-Cons~rvat1on ....................... ___ "l:\1$:3·------- ~~ ~~~tyinf :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::· ~~~~}::-~~~~~~~: 32-Cooking ........................ ----'----5-------- 6 33-Corn Farming* ....... . ........ 3 ........ 92-Salesmans_hip ........................... 4 ,. ...... . 34-Cotton Farming ............... ------i~-------- 93-Scholarship ........................ ---------·--------- 35-Cycling* .................... . . ---------~------·· 94-Sculpture ................................ ------------------ 36-Dairying* ............................. ----·--B'la---·-·'· 95-Seamanship ................................... 1 ....... . 37-Dog Care ........................... ________ 2 ________ 96-Sheep Farming* ............... ---------,-------- 38-Dramatics ........................... ------~-------- 97-Signaling .............................. ·---------~-------· 39-Electricity .............................. ______ 40'________ 98-Skiing .................................... ·------------------- 40-Farm Home* ............................ ,,.M........ 99-Small Grains .............................. 1 ....... . 41-Farm Layout* ...................... -----15.·-------- 100-Soil ~anagement* ...... ·------------------· 42-Farm Mechanics ............... ---·----5--------- 101-Stalking ............. ; ................... ·------------------· 43-Farm Records . . ............ ________ '*_,,-------- 102-'-Stamp Collecting .................. JL .... . 44- Fi.n ger p ri.n ti. ng .................... 1,~s'1-1'1- ------- 103 - su rveyi.n g ........................... ·------~4 ........ . 45-Firemanship* . ---i~7 ________ 104-Swimming ................................... :.:·: ....... . 46-First Aid ...... ---~----------- 105-Taxidermy ............................ ·------··r····--- 47-First Aid to Animals* ....... 4t·-----·- 106-Textiles ................................. ·--------.,,-------- 48-Forestry ............ -------------------· ig~-Weather* ....* ... .................. ______ 50 _______ _ 49:-Foundry Practice .............. ------------------· -Woodcarving ................... ······rr···----· 50-Fruit Culture* . . -----·-·&··-----·· 109-Wood Turning ....................... 47 ....... . 51-.Gardening* ... ................. -------i--------- 110-W ood Work ...................... ....... :~~-------- 52-Grasses, Legumes ......... ·····t1J··------- 111-Zoology ................................. 't"'f;;J$'::'. ....... . 53-Hiking -----------------------·-----·-··;/ff··------- Total ::'.".::': ............ . 54-Hog & Por~ P:od.*--------~?a··------- (Organizer Awards 1943) 5 5-Home Repairs ------------ __ , _ 1,,._________ . . . 56-Horsemanship* .................. -------~--------- M.B. Counse rs m Council 57-Indian ~ore ............................ _______ 3 ___ :····-· *Bad es open to S las 58-Insect Life .............................. -------------------· Signed--'""""fi', 59-Interpreting ............................ -----·------------·· · Frank Ahlgren Howard s. Ainslee E. o. Bailey Lucius E. Burch, ~r. William Hale Dorr- Harold William limick Capt. Toll L. Fowler · Charles F. Goodman. s. L. Kopald Charles w. Loomis Thomae J!l. Maxson Alvan Fletcher Tate._ Jr~, Joe E. Davis Barry West Hirsheimez Flo7d Shei~d B •. Arpin Koehler S...8811 6.0881 5.2138 26 S..4352 6.3520 5-43>$ S..4181 8...a229 6-5711 5-7531. 5-3621 ?-?460· 8-5081 5-8831 The Commercial Appeal 2'19 N., Watldu St·. 1618 Fonest Ave. 1006 Exchange Building Sa.rdlsct Mlss. 3959 Walnut Grove Rd. P•- o. Box 416• Memphis, Tenn. 591 Center Drtve P. o. Box 256., Memphis, Tenn. 905 N. Gre.haa 1482 htwller Firestone !!:ire & Ribber Co. 495 N. Watkins St. 22 ~; Calhoun 3589 Oakley An •. Form 0-539H-30001143 (5) EMPLOYED STAFF FOR 1944 (Please state all salaries. Use extra sheet if necessary) NOTE: Because of its relationship to Retirement and Group Insurance it is essential that this report be accurate and complete. Name of Counci,_l _____,Q""'r,_,_1,..i""c,_,,k,..::."'"\ r,,,.~a"""-"w'--'C~o,,_,_u..,,· ""n._,.c.,_.i.._,l.._,.,_.....B..._· ..... s .... · ............ A ..... .__Io&..tcln..,.cu • .__ ___ _ Region No. 5 Council No. 558 Headquarters City_---"-M:....,e""r""il=O=h=i,,_,S,,__ _______________ State Tenn. Scout Executive w, Gora on Morr:1 s Home Address 1531 Vinton Ave. 1 Memphis ,TennTel. 7•3687 Assistant (A.S.E.) and Field (F.S.E.) Executives Name D. Ted Childress J.A. Beauchamp Title* F.S.E. Note: Above named members of Executive Staff must also be listed on Roster for purposes of "Registr Clerical Staff Name Hope H. Fol"d. Miss S~ll1e G. Worden Miss Margaret Jones MisR Freida Mullen Mis P Patr1cil~. F~ckler, Marguerite ~-.7 .Ford (Negress) ------------~ •Indicate part time employees, it any, by "P.T:· alter the title. ••Do not include any allowances, i.e., transportation, etc., in salary figure.. . . Utle• vamp Director Cashier Bookkeeper Receptionist stenographer Off ice Girl 1944 Salaries** $ 4,750.00 "9,485,00 ;1100.00 ation'' $ ll77o.oo l,eso.oo l,660.00 l.200.00 ·l,20Q .. QO 590.00 Clieck in these columns participants in Retirement Plan (R.P.) & Group Insurance (G.I.) R.P. G. I. x x I - x x x x x CHICKASAW COUNCIL, ~. s. A. INC. Memohis. Tenn. PROGRAM & O:BJECTIVES FOR THE. YEAR 1944 l. Direct and build the entire program of activities of the Council toward giving every boy a satisfactory and patriotic experience, keeping always before us the fact that Scouting must be kept a game. Place especial emphasis on advancement in rank and civic service. 2. As a patriotic duty, gear the Council activities to rend.er maximum service by Cubs, Cubbers, Scouts, Scouters in the war effort on the home front. :Be prepared at all times to carry out assignments without delay. 3. Emphasize Camping and Hiking and Scout Advancement as essential preparation for service in National Defense, Plan and carry through greater camping activities with all Troops camping under their own leadership. Increase the attendance at snmmer camps. Promote the outdoor program throughout the year. If transportation is not available to summer camps, devise ways and means for Troops to do more Troop Camping at locations which can be reached by hiking. 4. Celebrate :Boy Scout Week and emphasize service to the Nation in that week and throughout the year. Conduct Oamp-0-Rees, "The Advancement Program11 and other activities in which all units can enga·ge. Conduct a 11 Round-Up 11 at the Ellis Auditorium. Continue to gather paper, scrap iron, etc. for the duration. 5. Organize nine Troops of White Scouts and 5 Troops of Negro Scouts; a total of fourteen new Troops, by December 31, 1944, including in this number the organization of two new Sea Scout Ships of White Scouts. Organize four Packs of White Cubs and two Packs of Negro Cubs; a total of six new Cub Packs by December 31, 1944. Recruit new Scouts and Cubs as rapidly as possible, and reach our objectives of 3,653 Scouts and 1,064 Cubs, a grand total of 4,717 :Boys. Strive to have at least twenty:-four Scouts in each Troop and endeavor to have all Troops recruit to full strength of four Patrols of eight Scouts each. Strive to have at least twenty.five Cubs in each Cub Pack. Emphasize to all sponsoring institutions the necessity of having a full membersnip in order to train more boys and to do a more complete job in aiding the war effort on the home front. Win "The Walter w. Head Acorn Award" for the seventh consecutive time. 6. Enlarge the Emergency Service Corps with the objective of every Troop participating. Plan and carry through programs of action for these older Scouts. 7. Conduct a Boy Fact Survey in both city and county schools in all districts in the Council. 80 Continue to empha~ize the training of leaders and particularly new leaders and others who have not had the basic courses. Conduct the following Training Courses: FUNDAMENTALS OF THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT SCOUTiv"iASTERS 1 TRAINI1TG COURSE CUBivIASTERS 1 TRAINING COURSE SKIPPERS' TRAI1'ING COURSE TROOP CAMPING COURSE HEALTH & SAFETY COURSE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS 1 COURSE EMERGENCY SERVICE TRAINING COURSE TROOP REPORrERS 1 COURSE (for Scouts) 9. Recruit more men for leadership positions in Troops, Ships, Packs. Make every effort to replace leaders who are called into the service and do this as quickly as possible. Ask the aid of every man in the Council in recruiting manpower. 10. Aid The Memphis Community Fund in raising its budget for 1945. Through The Community Fund and Finance Campaigns in the area, raise a bud.get of at least $29,000.00 for the fiscal year. 11. Improve the oporation and techniques of all Courts of Honor. Strive to increase advancement and tenure of Scouts with extra emphasis on the advancement of Negro Scouts to Second and First Class rank. Recruit and train additional· Merit Badge Counselors. Train the present Merit Badge Counselors. 12. Promote good reading throughout the year. Promote the use of the official magazine 11BOYS 1 LIFE 11 and secure Council's quota of subscriptions. 13. Promote andinoraa.so the use of 11The Budget Plan" in every Pack, Ship and Troop in the Council. 14. Place continued emphasis on educational publicity throughout the yea:r, with special publicity for Boy Scout Week, Camping, Cam:p-0-Rees, and the Annual Meeting. 15. Increase service to Troops through District Conunissioners. Recruit additional District Commissioners so that no Commissioner will have more than four Troops to supervise. Train District Commissioners in Cubbing and Senior Scouting. 16. Train and continue to train Scouts and Scouters in the practice of Health & Safety. 17. Conduct Scout Leaders• Round Tables and Cub Leaders' Round Tables for both White and Negro Scouters and Cubbers, except during June, July, August. 18. Recruit and train additional men to serve as Field Commis.sioners. Form 0-539E-30001143 REPORT O'F LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE-1943 NAME OF COUNCIL_, ______ .c.h1.c.kasaw ... aaunall., .... .B .•. S ... .A.,. .... I11c ... _____________________________ ~--------------------------- HEADQUARTERS CITY ____ ,Mem.ph.1.s ___________________________________________________________________ STATE ____________ T_enn& .... ______________________ _ Region No. __________ fL .... Council No·----~-Q~---··-- RES UL TS IN BASIC TRAINING* As bf December 31, 1943, we have accomplished the following toward providing all of the key leaders of our registered units with BASIC TRAINING*: Leaders and Assistants (not Committeemen) with INTRODUCTORY TRAINING ("Fundamentals of the Boy Scout Movement" or "Elements of Scout Leadership-Part I") Number registered .12/31/43 ___ _3_Ql_ ______ ; N~mber with Introductory Training _____________ ?.~-------------; Per cent ____ 24_,._9 ___________ %; Objective 12/31/44 Per cent __________ 28 ______ o/o. LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING * UNITS HAVING A LEADER WITH BASIC TRAINING* STATUS 12/31/43 STATUS lo/31/43 HA VE COMPLETED NUMBER ·HAVING A Objective BASIC TRAINING* Objective LEADER WITH 12/31/44 Number 12/31/44 Number TRAINING* Registered Number % % Registered Number Scoutmasters 140 72 51.4 60 Boy Scout Troops & Neighborhood Patrols & Assistants 91 19 l3.l 16 Lone Scout Tribes 146 s2 Skippers ll _a_ 54.5 60 Ships & Sea Scout Mates " Patrols 6 ll Explorer Leaders i Explorer Troops & Assistants Patrols 1 Rover Leaders Assistants Rover Crews Air Scout Leaders 1 Air Squadrons & Assistants 9 Patrols l Cubmasters ~n J2 A.O.O F.n Packs & Neighbor- Assistants 1A ~ 22.2 25 hood Dens 30 JS 1 Total Leaders 1A~ 90 49,J ~"' Asst. Leaders ll8 1A 13,5 20 Total Units & Patrols Grand Total 301 lOA ~,~ti ~Q 18Q 106 *BASIC TRAINING means completion of the appropriate training as follows (or former equivalents): 1. Scoutmasters and Assistants-Scoutmasters' Course or Elements of Scout Leadership, Parts I and II, or former equivalent. 2. Cubmasters and Assistants-Cub Leaders' Training Course or Elements of Cub Leadership. 3. Skippers and Mates-Skippers' Course or Elements of Sea Scout Leadership. 4. Explorer Leaders and Assistants-Explorer Leaders' Course. 5. Air Scout Leaders and Assistants-Air Scout Leaders' Course. 6. Rover Leader and Assistant~-Rover Leader Course or 1, 3, or 4 above. UNITS WITH LEADERS TRAINED IN OUTDOOR WORK a. Troops having at least one leader with training in Camping - course in "Troop Camping," or "Elements of Scout Leadership - Part III'' (Short Term Camping) b. Sea Scout Ships and Patrols having at least one leader with training in "Sea Scout Camping and Cruising.'' COMMISSIONERS WITH TRAINING a. Number registered Commissioners ........... 22 .............. . b. Have completed a Commissioners' Training Course. c. Have basic course for unit leaders, but not Commissioners' Course. LEADERS WITH SCOUT EXPERIENCE Had Scout experience starting with Tenderfoot Rank. STATUS 12/31/43 Number ____ lQ ___ _ Percent --~------ft_ __ _ Number ____ QQ ____ _ - Percent -----------·------ 14 Number ------------··-· Percent ...... 6.3 .... 6 Number _______ 6 _____ _ Percent ______ 2_7-_. __ 2 Number lO_Q _____ _ Percent ...... 3-Q _____ _ The above information and that on the reverse side represent our Training Report for 1943 and our plans for 1944. % % 56.l 60 54.6 80 6Q.O 70 . - 56~0 M OBJECTIVE 12/31/44 ---------~J). _______ _ 10 ____ (Z SIGNED----·····--------------·------:-------·-·····-····--------~-----A-···-·---::;·----------~~--~-------------------------·Chairman, Leadership DATE __ " ~-•--~f'70..~e.------··------ _ SIGNED~-?~-~---SCOUT EXECUTIVE Training Committee 1943 TRAINING RECORDS AND 1944 OBJECTIVES "FUNDAMENTALS OF THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT," the Introductory Training Session for all leaders of Scouting-Council and District officers as well as unit leaders. During 1943 this Council conducted this session ____________ l) ________ _ times with ________ lQ4. ____ Jeaders receiving the training. Approximately the following percent of leaders have co:npleted this Introductory Training or its previous equivalent. Council Members ________ 'l_._4 ________ % ; Board Members_~_7-l_._l ______ % ; District Committeemen ___ · ___________________ % ; Commissioners ____ 5.4.,..:6---------%; Merit Badge Counselors------3.·~t ... 4-------%; Troop and Pack Committeemen _______ 2_6..Jl_, ______ %. 1943 1944 No. of No. of CHECK COURSES CERTIFICATES COURSES CONDUCTED ISSUED PLANNED ASIC Scoutmasters' Course 3 35 x - CERTIFICATES AND AWARDS-1943 B TRA INING Cub Leaders' 'training Course or Elements of Cub Leadership 2 38 :x 1. Number of different men receiving cer- Skippers' Course x tificates -------130--------------·········--····---··--- Explorer Leaders' Course (Do not include Introductory Sessions) Air Scout Leaders' Course 2. Training Awards issued Commissioners' Course 2 25 x 1 Scoutmasters' Keys -··········-····-·--··········-··· UTDOOR 0 TRAI Troop Camping x Scouters' Training Awards ______ _()._ _________ NING Short Term Camping (Elements III) Skippers' Keys ··········-···············-·-Q········-- Sea Scout Camping and Cruising TOTAL __ : _ ···-··-····------·-······-A·--·-···-- THER Health and Safety 1 16 x UNIVERSITY COURSES 0 TRAI NING Standard First Aid The following courses have been con- Principles of Scout and Cub Leaderducted in colleges, seminaries, etc., located in this Council. These courses and certifiship or new Advanced Course cates issued are included in the Council Emergency Service (Leaders) l 22 x totals. Messenger Service (Leaders) Name of No. Certifi- College Credit Pack Organization School Courses cat es Yes I No -- Troop Orga!1-ization Merit Badge Counselors Troop Committeemen Advanced or Course Leader Certificate x x Other Courses x ' 9 136· TOTAL COURSES AND CERTIFICATES THE TRAINING COMMITTEE AND ITS OPERATION Membership of the Council Leadership Training Committee consists of ___________ ),.~---- ____ men and includes.·--------~------------ District Representatives and ........ ___ J~i ______ members-at-large. The Council has ________ _3 ____________ Districts, of which ____________ ;?. _________ have District Training Committees. Training Committee Meetings Held 1943: ICounciL. ...... _fLDistrict ....... J •...... The Council uses volunteer course directors or instructors in the following courses (check v' ). : Scoutmaster ____ ,_~----., Cub Leaders' Course (or Elem. of Cub Leadership) ____ v ____ , Skipper _____ v ___ , Camping ____ v.::-:: ___ ., Health and Safety _____ .k:"'."_, Principles .... ~------, Other Courses·----.w::'."----·········-····--·--·········-----·····-···:----------------------····---·-------------,-------·----------················-------·-·· The Committee and Executive Staff have given these course leaders special instruction through the following (check v') : Faculty Courses or Institutes ____________ , Personal Conferences------~~----, Regional Institutes for Trainers _____ k':'."'."'.' .....• Does the Committee have available a training inventory which indicates, by Districts, key leaders with and without training? Yes .................... No ........ ~------ Training in 1943 was conducted largely on a District basis ____________________ , Council basis ...... ~----···• Form 0-539B-30001143 REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE-1943 Name of Counci Chickasaw Council B S A. Inc./ Region No 5 Headquarters City Memphis Council No .. 558 1 State.__.-""'...,,_.__.__ _ 1.-_______ ..:.;_ _ __, (Please use only following classification ·This i~ for purpose of National record and comparison) EXPENDITURES-1943 Indicate if for period other than BUDGET-1944 calendar year Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 - I. Operating Expenditures: Total Expenditures Special Receipts Net Expenditures (See Note 1 below) (Col. I minus Col. 2) 1. Executive Salaries* ----·· $ 1 n . 1~4 A? $ $ 10.134.87 $ l.l-~64-00 2. Office Salaries -·-··-------·-·· 7,682!1~ 7,682.J.4 A 1 ~O f'\t'\ 3. Retirement Contrib'ns ... 4~1.A.! 461.H4 .t?n. "" 4. Rent, Light, Heat, In- surance, Telephone ----·· l.R~7~?0 l 637.70 1-780.nn 5. Office Supplies ------------·· A9n. "Jt~ 6?.5.33 585.00 6. Postage ---------------------------- 744~Q8 744.nA ~An An 7. Transportation ........................... 1 . .tt.no A'J 1.400.87 , A.f"\I"\ fV'I - . 8. Publicity -------------------------- 50.00 9. Camping (See Note 2) 6 ,63) .03 5;569.06 1,041.98 , ,.. ??fi - 0(') 10. Senior Scouting -----------· 588.21 588.21 ~50 "" · 11. Cubbing -------------------------- 12. Leadership Training ' and Conferences -····------- 58n.A? 58Q!S7 525.00 13. Circuses, M. B. Shows and other activities-------· 390,55 390.65 ?.00 - ("\(\ 14. National Quota····---------- i:".A "J nn . 547 .92 50Q.QQ 15. Charter Fee ---·-----------·-··- 76~0" 75.00 75.00 16. Campaign Expenditures ?:-1 OF\ 73.95 76.00 17. Interest on Indebtedness (See Note 3 below) ~ 04 3.()4 18. Miscellaneous --------------- AlO.A.4. 810.84 730.00 TOTAL OPERATINI- 32 _ :i\BB. "A. Q,,~H:59.05 9A. 799.] 9 28.554&00 II. Capital Expenditures: 1. Office Equipment-~----·--- 437.75 4:37. 75 115.00 2. Camp Property ------------- 196.91 196191 3. Automobile ..................................... TOTAL CAPITAT 634.66 634.66 115.00 III. Total of Operating ~ and Capital (I + II) 33,QQ2.90 ~,669.0Q 27.433.85 28i669.00 IV. Revolving Accounts: (National Funds) 1. BOYS' LIFE·------------------ 526.80 5?8.;8Q 2. Registrations ------------------- ?! ,49~. f!l . 3,494.51 3. Scout Supplies --------------·· 5 575.Q!:\ 3;575.93 TOTAL REVOLVING 7:647.24 7 ~647~24 V. Endowment, Trust Funds or other Permanent Investments lCf,000.00 VI. Obligations Paid (See Note 4 below) ' NOTE 1-Report as Special Receipts only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., which are incidental to certain Council activities. Also report Revolving Account receipts in second column. NOTE 2-Camping figures should include disbursements and receipts as shown in report of Camping and Activities Committee. NOTE 3-Do not include payments· to reduce "principal" indebtedness. NOTE 4--This refers to repayment of loans, the proceeds of which have been previously expended, bills and other obligations which have been charged to the various items of the budget in previous years and so reported. · *Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transportation allowances. Do not distribute any salaries to other budget items. (OVER~ Analysis by population groups of ip.come from contributions for 1943 Council operation. Income from areas where Council participates Income•from areas in Community Chest where Council does not participate Total Chest Supplemental* in Chest al!ocation contributions Communities of 500,000 or over ......... ---······-··········-··-············ $ / $ $ $ / " " 100,000 to 500,000 .................................... 25,989,.QQ 2§,989.QQ " " 25,000 " 100,000. .......................... .. ..... " " 10,000 " 25 ,000 .......................... ________ .. " " 2,500 " 10,000 .................................... " under 2,500 and open country .................. 2lseo.oo 21680.00 \ $ $ $ $ TOTAL ......... ·-·-·-····-······ 25,989.00 2,680.00 28,669._QQ *Did Chest approve? Yes-1l No __ (Gheck one) Funds for the '1944 budget outlined on preceding page hhave ~'-- been raised. ' a;r.r~<fl- N OTE~ If funds not yet raised, state plans for securing funds here-----------------'----- Budget for 1945, or next fiscal year, will be adopted by Executive Board about· Jan, 28, 1944 • (Date) Assets, 12-31-43 Current-Cash on hand and in bank $ 6, 052. 23 *Fixed - Real Estate $ 63,?50.00 3,225.00 s,000.00 Unpaid Pledges Supplies for Resale Securities l,437.15 TOTAL 7 ,489,.38 Camp Equipment Office Equipment Automobile *Present Value Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-43 TOTAL 69.475.00 Operations-Accounts and Bills Payable$ 514 • 65 Capital-c-Accounts and Bills Payable $,_ _____0 Notes Payable 0 Notes Payable 0 Mortgages · 0 TOTAL 514166 TOTAL 0 This Council has Trust or Endowment funds, as of December 31, 1943, totaling$ 10 » 000 ,.OG£ which $ 5, 000. 00 was received during the year 1943. We are using (a) Standard Declaration of Trus.__ _____ , or (b) s·ome other form approved by National Counci'------'------------------------------- A comprehensive Five-year Financial Plan mm.h been developed which has been in effec.___ _____y ears. as not Council directed campaign or campaigns are to be held on the following dates in 1944: __,_M'-"'a:'..ly,____-=lo.::9::...t!:::._.<4_.::c·--=i~n~..!!<a~r'-e~.-a~_ outside of Shelb enn ) \ Form 0-5'39D-30001143 REPORT OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE - 1943 REGION No .. ~~~5.__ NameofCouncil (1h1ekasAw Counc11 1 B.8.A, Inc. COUNCIL No. 558 Headquarters City Memph1s State Tennee Pi ee RECORD OF YEAR-ROUND CAMPING-JAN.! to DEC. 31, 1943 Based on the statement in "Camping Policies" on "Counci~ Superv_ision of the year-round Campi~g Program of the Troops," please state below the number of Troops as of December 31, 1943 you consider are 111 Groups 1 and 2: (See Bulletm No. 5 of the "Chief Scout Executive," March 31, 1939.) GROUP 1: Number of Troops with an effective Camping Program ......... 3.7. ....................... Troops (Adequate year-round outdoor program averaging one outing feature each month.) % of Troops with effective Camping Program 2: A: Number of Troops doing some camping but not up to the standard of Group 1 B: Number of Troops doing NO camping -----23 .•. 4-----------% .......... 68 ........................ Troops .......... 53 ........................ Troops TOTAL ABOVE GROUPS (Check with Org. and Ext. Committee report, "Total Troops, Dec. 31, 1943'') ____ l_5_~~'--'-'·---------Troops *Troops=Troops, Ships, Neighborhood Patrols Explorer Troops, Tribes, Membership, June 30, 1943 was ... J . .5.fi ______ Troops*,3.,..241. ... Scouts. "Total belonging during the year":.5.-,--1.81-Scouts (*5) Rover Crews YEARLY SUMMARY COUNCIL SUPERVISED CAMPING Includ~ Tours, Cruises, Camporees, Agricultural Service Camps, etc. Included in Yearly Summary _are: Do Not Include Scouts from other Councils Camporees (Council.~ District) ___ 954_ Scouts Long Short Agricultural Service Camp -- Scouts Term (*1) Term (*2) Forest " " -- Scouts A. CHARTERED TROOPS Senior Scout Outdoor Events _____ 7-6. Scouts I. On Council Site · Tours Outside Council -----20- Scouts 1. Number of Troops. __ ,, _ .. 2 83 " u " --------2- Scouters 2. Number different Scouts ..... -.. 36 J,608 Number of Tours --------1- Tours 3. Number Troop Scouters. .......... 4 286 Philmont --------------- Scouts 4. Number Scout Days (*3) ...... 245 J0,902 .. ---~~~- Scouters II. Off Council Site Total Negro Scouts, June 30, 1943 __ B-93_ Scouts 1. Number of Troops ............. ·-··-····· l l Negro Scouts in Long Term Camps __ .1J51_ Scouts 2. Number different Scouts ........ 20 15 Separate Camp for Negro Scouts · Yes .. X; No _____ , 3. Number Troop Scouters ........... 2 2 ' 4. Number Scout Days (*3) ..... l PO 30 PROMOTION B. PROVISIONAL TROOPS I. On Council Site Have plan for advising Troops on all-year camping - program, using "Troop Camping Objectives," etc. Yes ... ..... ;No .X 1. Number different Scouts ........ 452 Earning and Saving for camp promoted in Troops: Yes ........ ; No .. .X Number Scout Days (*3) .......... 3,164 ' 2. Short term camping reports by Troops are secured: Yes ......... ; No ... .X II. Off Council Site 1. Number different Scouts.---·-··· 2. Number Scout Days (*3) .......... PROGRAM c. TOTALS 1943 Outdoor program included the following: (Check) I. Number different Scouts (*4) fH7 l,623 Senior Camping.X .... ; Cub "Outings" (on family, den or pack basis) .X,_; Winter Camp .. X.; Sea Scout CruisesJ{___; IL % of Membership (*5) ............... 18.9 50.0 Summer Activities (other than Camping)------------ III. Number Scout Days (*3) ......... ~.029 10,226 (*1) Camping periods of six .days or more should be reported under Long-Term. ( *2) Camping periods of Jess than six days and not less than overnight should be reported under Short-Term. (*3) A Scout Day is twenty-four.hours or Jess including overnight. (The classification Scout Days is utilized here in order that the volume of camping can be related to the number of individual Scouts participating. This will indicate the average number of days each Scout is camping. The Local Council effort should be to increase the number of camping days per Scout as well as to increase the number of Scouts camping.) (*4) The total on this line is different Scouts camping during the year. It will not necessarily equal the sum of the attendance in the four previous classifications. (Estimate if necessary.) · (*5) In computing the percentage of Long-Term Camping for the year, divide the number of different Scouts camping by the June 30 membership. In computing the percentage in Short-Term Camping for the year, divide the number of different Scouts camping by the "Total Belonging During the Year" membership. The "Total Belonging" equals the "Number on record at the Beginning of the Year" plus the "New During the Year" plus Scouts separated prior to 1943 and re-registered in 1943. This should agree with Scout figure in first table on page 3, Section III of Charter Application. · I 1943 FINANCIAL STATEMENT-CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL Council budget appropriation for camping Capital Expense $ .. _______ ..:_ __ Expenditures for Budgeted Capital Outlay $--···----...Q.. _ Capital Bills outstanding not included $.·--···-···-·---{'L~. OPERATING RECEIPTS: From Camper fees ·····-····-····-····-···:-····--·····$ .... 5...,.112 ... .54 From other sources (Canteen etc.) ...... $ ........... -4~.5.6..o .. 51 Total above items --·--····-···-····-·······-····-····-····--····· $ .. fi.~.6.9..;...35. •(Enter this figure in Finance Com. report, Col. 2) Original Budget appropriation for Camp Operation ..... . $ .... ·-·········-····-···· Total Receipts --·--···---·--··-······-·······-····-·-····-··(A) $ .. fi ... .6..6.9......06 OPERA TING EXPENSE For Food by Council ····-·-····-·--··~-····-·-·-·--··---···-··--For Transportation by Council -.. ·-·--·····--··-·-···-··-····--·-· For Salaries and Wages ·····-····-·-····-·······--·-·······-·······-·······-··-· For Income producing sources (canteen, etc.) ... ·-··········· Other Operating Expenditures ···········-····-·-····-····-·-·-····-····-·· Total of above Expenditures ··-····-····-·-··: ...... ~ ........................ ..: .. $.._~_J..M53 ...!...10 $ .. _______ :,1 ~ 0 l $ .... ____ J$.J3_l.....,..O 1 $ ..... __ .!:::_::-_~~ l 678.09 $ ......... ..! .......... _. _ $ ..... § ....... Q13<!_2l. Operating Balance (A- B) or Deficit (B -A) .... ·-····-····· $ ............... .2fLJ34 Bills outstanding not included above ····-····-·-····-·-····-········ $ .... ·-··--~~..::::_- " Total Operation Expense ·····-·-················-···-·······-··(B) $ ..... § . .,_6-1:_Lll ( wiJ..l.+ioe) audited on ..... O.e.:t.o.b.e.r. ...... 3.1..1 ...... 19.43 .............. -··-·:· 194 ...... , by .... P. .. ~.~.t.-1. .... J:~.~-~A.9..~.L .............. Public Accountants Camp accounts (were) PHYSICAL FACILITIES Mi tohell & Oomrn:rny (List only changes since December 31, 1942) CAMP NAME I No. of I No. of I acres ~~~ CONTROL* I Land I I I I I I VALUATION Bldgs. Equipment Used year around Type of Camp** • Staie' whether site is: (I) Owned by Council (if mortgaged or other indebtedness state amount). (2) Leased (state from whom and length of term), (3) Rented from year to year (state amount of rental), (4) other (describe). · •• State whether site is used for (I) Long•term, (2) Short•term, (3) Wilderness Camp, etc. Were plans for any of the above submitted to the Camping and Activities Service, Engineering Service, or Health and Safety Service for advice and help? Please specify -··• .. O-OHO-·-••o-•ooooooooo .. oooo-OOooOOOOoO-oooo-Oooo .. ooooooooooMOOOO .. OOOOOOOOOO .. o'.oo-oooo-O•••-•o•-•OO-•o":"•ooo-•-•-••"•"'-""-'""0 .. 0000-0ooo .. o"o-oooo-o••O-.. o•-•ooo .. ooooooooooooo.,,.,,.,,_,.,, .. ,.,_ •• ,,,_,,.,,,000000- 0,,,0, 00, 000000,,.,0000.,,.,,.,0 , 00,. 000 .. , 4 , 0.,, 00, .. ,.,,_,,,_.,, ... ,,, .. PERSONNEL Camp Director ___ J!O.p.e ..... U ... -.... J;!.O:t:d.---·--·-.. ·-·-·-·-·-····--·-·-·-·-····-····-·-·-·-·-·Did he have Camp Director's commission ? .......... ~f.Q····-····-····-················-····-····-····-····- If more than one camp is· operated-list additional directors below. State if they hold Camp Director's commissions. J • A • B eEtU cha.mp CAMP STAFF Number on ~entral Camp Staff?·--····---.33---·-····-·-··········-·····How many are registered Scouters? ............ 6 ........................... How many Adults (over 21) ?...._ .. 9 ... ·--···- Number of Provisional Troop; Staff? ........... ·-···-····-·-·-····-·····Ofthese, how many are registered Scouters? ..... -........................ How many Adults (over 21)? .............. ·-··--·-· How many are older Scouts?-~4-----··-······How many have no previous Scouting connection? ..... --.2·-··········---.. ·· NAME APPRAISAL OF CENTRAL CAMP STAFF Camp Position I Scouti'!g I Age I Connect10n · Would you Re· appoint? If not• I Exe. QUALITY OF SERVICE Good I Aver. I Fair I Poor I Number of I Weeks on Staff Rate of Pay Per Week .... . ·hr~' ·' .. -'----'--------,___,~ .. -.. -... ~"-:-_-,,,,"""'o+-_.._ ___ -t~'"-'-'~"""",~~~~r~-.-.--t------'-ir------t-..,,.,..,-,,.-,t.,,.,,,.,.,_..""-+--.,,,-,~ •. ~ .. -t-,--.. ~.~.-+-~;:,,...;;;~-, .... -+ .. ----'~ •. - - ·'·dJl-4~~- ....... · (If necessary, attach sheet with, names and appraisal under headings above.) • ll you would not recommend reemployment, send in full particulars. Further com~t~ l?i·-~-- --···-····-···--···-····-····-·-····-·-·--·-··-···-·--·-·--····-.. ··~--·-fi-.··-·-·······-···--·-···· Date ---~"--····~~!.#--·--- 19 «.f!:.~$. (Signed) __ j~~---····-·-.. ··-·--··--·-·-·-·-·-·-·····-··-·-··-··-·--··O..~~ .. ~ttfRe'J;1!!.!l{ ... 2t.~~:'.'!..:~~D -····-·-····---·'··-····-···-····- yh~amping and Activities Committee Scout Executive Street.Jf...:?-1i..t_ ~ ~ -·-·---·--· Note: Attach copies of camp bulletins, reports, special program features, photos, etc. City_,_!/zl.f_Qd4fk • --State / ~ NOTE: Civic Service and Special. Events are covered elsewhere in the Council report. Form 0-10620-2600643 YouR COUNCIL IS -ENTITLED To 5 REPRESENTATIVES ON THE NATIONAL COUNCIL. REGION NO. COUNCIL NO. 5 CERTIFICATION OF ELECTION AS MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 558 NATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBER Date .Tan.. 31, 1944 Council _ ~C~~~··:.~i~c~k=a~s~a~w~· _________ State_~T~e~n~n~---To Expire 1).-c•c. 31, 1944 MEMBERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL COUNCIL ' Each chartered Council of the Boy Scouts of America has the right _to elect, annually, one of its members as a member of the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America, and one additional member for every thousand boys enrolled on the records of the National Council. The By-Laws require that Local Council certify as to the election of such member of the :National Council on blatiks which shall be provided for that purpose. NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT Mr. Perc:v A. Cle.yton Mr A K- Burrow Mr. P. Joe Flanagan Mr. Henry M. Clayton ADDRESS STREET No. CITY Cle.:vton Brown Co. Memphis Falls Bldu:. 1727 Kendale ........... It Memphis Light, Commerce Title Bldg. tt ~ ((\)~ Indicate in which Local Council capacity his registration fee was paid Fxec. Bor: :ra 6;: AC 7?. AC 39 AC The above named Scouters have been regularly elected as Members of the National Council representing this Council for the year ending December 1944 . · . . Ji!,. c;,, . .. · Signed 2 r(/r,ra,d[.~J\l,J; },:/j;{trt;a,JJ;a.••!J Scout Executive. 1 , t~r - •··•~..,.,·•·~ .. ·. -I ..... Ml ' • • .. LM;.•·· , a '- I. 1:::..1::: I = I: 1 ·· . ' I . •• . I ii• Jft.• /.... ·IM' Jlt I · !r.··lft.. ~ 1t hi 1. 1 I 1: /== lt J!! .. · .· S 11J~ ........ · ....•.... t: iii !1 ! "' - I s· I i:·=t =• rft 1: x I . ·[··· • ~· •• ·- z i i 1'•'-' ~"," .. t; I ' II ~+ = .!! ., ....... · z 1• 1',I r:.... , · .- .· --· lfol'l I tt -= ,w = f' I' I J.t.. .... :' =· I. 1·= .r,.. llt• .. flt I 1· ·.s-••!!r. 11 . .i..~i-'• I I . . ! . · I . I· I t:-•. • 1:.·_ I• I , •.. ,,...= l ~ x.I ::--... = I Ii 1. I 1• i ..... ~!- !~1 i m a I E 1• · I.,.. i• •!••-.... t: ,f--· ftl '- 1• I ......... ! . - ,..... . ~ ,.. i• I i I . ! . . ! . ! ! ' I i l ' I 1 1 I 1 1 ! --·-· _ ___i_··---------------'----------------------'--------·----------- • • 1:1 I • • - I - • • • - • • • • I • • • • • • - • - • • • • • - • • • ' ,. • - • i • • ! • ' •.• ' .... I ~- a · 1.00 • il.90 • ! 1.00 . '' . ! • • ! 4.00 . : ... .... ! I ILOO i 1---~ I l I 1 Form 0-539H-30001143 (5) EMPLOYED STAFF FOR 1944 (Please· state all salaries. Use extra sheet if necessary} NOTE: Because of its relationship to Retirement and Group Insurance it is essential that this report be accurate and complete. · RegionNo. ~ Council No. S,'$R Headquarters City ____ -=-f{l;'-"-U .::_i;,,,_~"-"-ll "-97J.ll...'gll-'jf ;'-1 _..5,,_ __ ~-------- State fF!f. ·;/c;'( 'l' n fl Scout Executive __ . __ 1, .. ____ ~_LWi kt>RDOH MORR l.S Home Address u,-3 s VflHTlQf'i BLE "J MEMPl/I~ T$ttWTel. 7-~''7 Assistant (A.S.E.) and Field (F .S.E.) Executives Name Title* JJ. I E=n eH 11.JJl(E 5.5 F". 5 E.. Note: Above named members of Executive Staff must also be listed on Roster for purposes of "Registr Clerical Staff Name Hoe~ · ff. FDRdf/ M ff 5 ~ '[:j r'f:ri fi.J!.. r, E ~ "1Fo fUI Ii JI M 1 s" m f8 fi§ftTUI::T J"onE ~ •Indicate part bme employees; it any, by "P.T." after the title. ••Do not include any allowances, i.e., transportation, etc., in salary figures, Title* Cq. $iP fP' J!i ft'&. f£ rc:11rn fl? ~~.&:~ .. 'fJOOt(/(t=;Ept;-.tr;; -!flJ1.ce ~!!l!"f r' !' rrv; ti '.d ~: - S71f::jNf •9 tifr)}' Df-5'§;;']/i!,_ 0fF1r::,1 '': tC: rrf.• r· r-~ L, 1944 Salaries** Check in these columns participants in Retirement Plan (R.P.) & Group Insurance (G.L) R. P. G. I. '-l,7SO.OO $~"fl9 x I x ~cf8.l)"':.00 v-' ~ lD f OOrtl_O x - ~ - ation" $ 17 70.oc . ,.;. ' x I V'"".""'•""""'- r- ' ~81.o.oo x x laS~.co x >< l,~oo.o_o - lt -.U)(LC"!O ~dC.o t·-. 11 ·! i ,, 4. This Council has accepted its quota of $.!?..0.0. . .._QO_._ .. ,,.for the year 1944, and agrees fo P.afs it to the treasurer of the National Council as follows: in full herewith, $ ........................... ; in .................. 2 ............... equal payments of $~ .... .9 .. ~J'.':.~ ..... each during the months 0£. .............................................. Ma.Y. .... and .... .Nov.ember. ........................................................................................ ~ ......................................................................... : ...... : ...... . 5. Our total outstanding iriaebtedness as of December 31, 1943, amounted to $ .. ~l:!.!_Q.§ Of this amount, $.~l~ ..... ~.e. .. .. is due the National Supply Service which the Council plans to liquidate by (date) ....... J.'.~.n.L ... 3.l. .. ,. ...... l.9.4.4 ..... through monthly ~~-e~$ ................................ i>~filg ........................................................................................... : ................... . 6. This Council requests that for the period July 1, 1944 to June 30, 1945 credit be extended by ,the Supply Service for an ll.rnount not to exceed $'.1 ... ,.0..0.0. ... 00tt any one time, and agrees to maintain the account on a thirty day basis. This Council was incorporated under the laws of this State in the year 193..?. .... The corporate name is: . .... C.b.i.c.kE:.Bt:,:w ..... C.0.1mc..i1.., ...... a.9.Y. ..... :S.9..P.\lt.f.l ...... o.!:' ..... Am.~.:r.i.o.a.., ...... Inc ..................................................................................................................... : .. III. ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION 1. This Council's membership· record of total boys and men follows: "TOTAL BELONGING" DURING THE YEAR CUBS CUBBERS* ·SCOUTS SCOUTERS TOTAL BELONGING (See Note) During 1942 838 180 41.664 1,495 7.177 During 1943 1.021 237 5_.181 1,636 8,318 NOTE: For Cubs, Cubbers, Scouts, Scouters, (first 4 columns above) "Total Belonging" equals number on record at beginning of year, plus new during year, plus separated reregistered who were separated prior to 1943. · For last column, use preceding formula and then deduct Cubs who became Scouts and Scouts who became Scouters. (Last column will not be sum of first 4 columns.) AS OF DECEMBER 31: CUBS CUBBERS* SCOUTS SCOUTERS TOTAL December 31, 1942 636 125 5,115 1,.020 4,896 December 31, 1943 914 152 3,453 l,.238 5,757 . ' 1944 Objective ' - J.,Qfi~ 172 3,653 l,338 6,227 • "Cubbers" should include registered Den Mothers. 2. On Decembe43li 1943 we had_~---~roops which represent an Opportunity I~1eabthat ,is, the opportunity for boys to be Scouts, of... ... !.---·----···· We propose to 10crease our total number of Troops to_······---·-·····by December 31, 1944, thus increasing our Opportunity Index to ...... 4 .. A.3............ The highest 25 % of the Councils in the country have an Opportunity Index of 5.8 or better. In 1943 we organized ....... 2.l. ........ new Troops and dropped and failed to reorganize ...... !~ ........ Troops. 3 .. During 1943 we enrolled_l.7.).JL__.new Scouts, givin~us a Recruiting Index oL.~6...!.~-·-··· We propose to enroll l, 30Q. _ ..... new Scouts during 1944 for a Recruiting Index of. __ .:~.:! .. ~·-· The highest 25% of the Councils in the country have a Recruiting Index of 45.0 or better. During 1943 we had a net dropped of..._J.:376 _ ... _Scouts. 4. On December 31, 1943 we had_ ..... -... .3.Q.. .. _ ..... Cub Packs and expect to increase this to·-··-·········~~ . ......J>acks by December 31; 1944. During 1943 we dropped and failed.to reorganize .... - .... - .... ~ .. ·-····-..... Cub Packs. · · 5. We enrolled .. .-J?4.~.--.new Cubs during 1943, and expect to enroll .... ·-···--···~:2.0.~ .. -new Cubs during 1944. 6. During 1943 .... -1.?.~ _ different Scouts reached a tenure of 4 years in Scouting. By 1944 we expect... .. ~:.?..~ .................. . Scouts will reach a 4-year tenure. 7. On December 31, 1943 .... _ ... 7.?. .... _ ..... -% of our Troop_s were operating on the Standard Troop Budget Plan. We expect to increase this to_ ..... - ..... ?..Q_·-···· % by the end of 1944. . i-l;6 90 . . . 8. Approx1mately_ .... __ ·-····-·::,; __ .. % of our Scouts and ............. _ .................. % of our Cubs as of December 31, 1943 had umforms. 9 B F t S d . d . 0 . n· . . 94 . 3 D' . . 4 . oy ac urvey was con ucte 10 ........... -...................... 1stncts 10 1 3, 10 ................. -, ................. 1stncts 10 19 2. IV. CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES 1. During 194:L.·-···-····..2.·····- % of our Troops and .... ·-·-··--2. % of our Scouts were in camp for at lea'\t one week under their own leadership. We expect to increase this to __ ···-··-.f;L_.% of our Troops and .. ·--··········-···0 ..... % of our Scouts in 1944. 2. ······-·····::.3.4 ..... % of our Troops did no camping (either short or long term camping) during 1943. (Check with corresponding figures in Camping and Activities Committee report) NOTE: In checking the next item please use the following symbols to indicate whether event is on a Council or District basis:-"C"-'Council; "D"-District; "N"-Neighborhood or Small Community; use any combination of symbols if several types are held. · 3. This Council promoted an Activities program in 1943 including the following, as checked: Boy Scout Week participation ........ C .................. ; Circus, or similar type .............................. ; Merit Badge Show .............................. ; Camporee ........ O ................... ; Mobilization .............................. ; Agricultural Fair participation .............................. ; Vacation program in addition to Camping .............................. ; Pilgrimages to historic shrines ..... ·-·-····-·-·-··; First Aid Demonstrations __ ·-····-········· ........ ; Troop Special Events .... .C. ........ -........... ; Cub "Outings" on family, Den or Pack basis ..... (;! ............ ; Senior Scout event, (What?) ....... 41.:r.id~ia ... o.t: ... H.ano.r. ... f.o.r.. .. ..s.ea ... !.lao.u.t.s ................... . V. LEADERSHIP TRAINING. Because of the importance of training as a major responsibility and Local Council activity, it is suggested that the entire report on training be presented to the Executive Board as a part of the Council's annual report. VI. ADVANCEMENT See separate report. VII. HEALTH AND SAFETY 1. To help assure suitable meeting places for our Troops and other units, ..... · ..... ; .......... .0 .......... % of such meeting places were inspected during 1943. 2. In the interest of individual health, ............ 0. .............. % of our Troops are using the plan for medical examination of all new Scouts. 3. . ... :_ .... 1.6. .......... of our Scouters completed training courses in Health and Safety during 1943. 4. The Emergency Service plan is in effect in this Council including (Check) E. S. Corps .......... X ............... ; Mobilization Plan ........ ·-····················If not, it will b.e in 1944. (Check) E. S. Corps ..... _ ..................... ; Mobilization Plan ................... ·-·-······· VIII. READING PROGRAM A. BOYS' LIFE To stimulate the use of BOYS' LIFE by .all Scouts, we will heip attain the National goal of"50% of all Scout membership as subscribers." · · · · . . · . : · · ' . . 1. The Progress and Objective report ·showed we had ......... 1.6. ... o ..... % of otir Scouts subscribfo.g to BOYS' LIFE for a total oL .. _.J3..40 ....... subscriptions on December 31, 1943. . · 2. Anticipating a reasonable increase in 1944 we have set a BOYS' LIFE objective oL .... -........... ~.9. ..... % of our members as subscribers. This will result in a.total oL ..... 7.30 .......... subscriptions on December 31, 1944. · B. GENERAL 1. In 1943 this Council ~~et-promote good reading. We used a.) Field Commissioner for reading: Yes .............................. . No ....... .X .................. ; b,) Reading_ Committee: Yes ........... X ............... , No ............................... Committee had ......... , ..... 9- ........... members. i. Reading has been promoted in ... : ....... 3 ............... of our Districts by Field Complissioners: Yes .............................. , No ........... O ......... : ..... ; or by .......... .Jlead-1-ng .... .(~Q.H?:i;:;.;1:t;t.ee ............. : ....................................................................................................................................... : ........................................................................ . 3. In 1944 we plan to use a.) Field Commissioner: Yes .................. t .................... , No ...................................... _ ..... ; b.) Reading Committee: Yes .......... .X ............... , No ..................... ; or ......................................................................................................... : .................................................................................................................................. .. 4. .. ........ 1.0 ........... of our Troops ( ...................... 6. .... % ) have an organized program for stimulating good reading. 5. .. ......... 2.1 ........... of our Troops ( .................. l.3. .... % ) have Troop libraries. 6. · We have ........... J;L ........ Reading M. B. Counselors. l>orrn 0·539·80001U2 .. / REGION No . . 5. ..... COUNCIL No~ff.8.. APPLICATION for RENEW AL of LOCAL COUNCIL CHARTER for the Year Beginning Jul}r 1, 1943 . NA ':{lONAL COUNC_IL, . · i3crf scouTs oF AMERICA, 2 Park A venue, New York, N. Y. The ..................... ~ .. t/.f f:.../f...lt.S.fl. .. W... .................. ·.. ·, ......................... Council, Boy Scouts of America, I~~. (Name of Council) . ·~· '1 headquarters at.5..0.l ... t'.fJJi.,11..f.t!l.111fl.N.. ... M.fl7.Y.ft.l:. .. TQ.fi/.E.&." .. M..ft.N.PH..f.~1J .... T!i;tf.lf..~ ................ . (Local. Mai)fng Address) ""· ··.•·· . (City),·:,, (State) d h · · · d · · < · d' ·.·. ·'· · · . Ar .),, r.lfic1.)J .. i"e 01J111.:1 Te= 1:1.H. • JJ.~m an avmg Juris ICt1on over m 1catc:: .ent1!,)• . ea . .. . . . :'• ~ .. ··;~:; ............... ,.,. .. , ................ .. 1 ..................... ......... , .. . .. Tlt.~ .... P'AN..OA.R .... r.'..P.U.H.llt;.tJ,,.'..~l~J,, .... ,X.~EP..l:.~Rlf..IJl5HA.W.,.N.l~;?. ...... IN...P.lld..~V., c-o~ ...1;::E.t:,..T .. lf.D.4F .... O.F.: .... ~R.l.T..TElf.llOL ..... eo:~IYT:J, ..... 8.lll{~ ........... :: ................................................. ., ................. . hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the y~a::r· beginning July 1, 1943. In justification of this application, the following summary of accomplishments and progress in 1942 and Objectives for 1943 is presented. Further details will be found in the accompanying reports which are offered as evidence of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibility as a Local Council as required by the By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America, Article XI, Section 2, Clause 3. or E!~i~~p;~::~o~~ ~taJ~~e~~t~n~:=~io;; o~ ... ~~~gf(.~~ .... S~t~~i.;.:~·~~.~~~ ... ~~--.. ~~e a;~~~~ · meeting a quorum was present and the Council speCl~illy accepted its obligatii:m to loyally cooperate' . with the National Council and its representatives in promoting the p~qg~am · of the Boy Scouts of . America in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and By-Laws;· policies and regulations of the Boy Scouts of America. Signed ......................................................................................................... Scout Executive President ......................................................................................................... Treasurer OF AMERICA (Incorporated Februap> 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.) ) I. THE COUNCIL '.{. 1. As of December 31, 1942, we had ...... ~.1. .. 1 ......... Council meihbers, which included representatives of ..... /~.r.?.. ...... % of the institutions or groups of citizens within our jurisdiction which sponsor Troops or Packs. · · In accordance with the policy of the Boy Scouts of America, major religious groups of our territory are represented in the Council and Executive Board in the following numbers: Council ................. ,,..;;; .... ~·, .. Jewish ............. ;9.d ... ; Catholic ............ ~ .. ff:J:. ..... ; Protestant ... 3,.#~ ........ . Executive Board .................. Jewish ........................ .l.. .... ; Catholic ...................... '-::' ...... ; Protestant .......... ~::~in ....... .. 2. Amendments to our Constitution and By-Laws were adopted in 1942. These amendments have been approved by the National Council. (If not, attach copies.) D Yes D Yes IS No D No 3. This Council has ..... ~~ .............. organized Districts with functioning District Committees. There are ................ lJ ....... Districts yet to be organized. Of these we will organize .......... O. ........... ..in 1943 . . . .................. J. ............. Districts are sharing in financing this Council. • 4. · We have an average of one Commissioner for every .......... :S. ............. institutions sponsoring Troops or Packs, and expect to make this one Commissioner for every ................ :':;l .......... institutions by December 31, 1943. 5. During 1942 there were ............... ../. ............... meetings of our Council and ..................... .'.~' ............... meetings of our Executive Board . .. .................. O ....... of our District Committees met monthly, (except July and August) during 1942, arid the rest averaged ... /l.«9.R.f!l'..Tr~~4 .. y meetings. 6. Our annual meeting is held in the month oL .... ....... ;u.~.~/;f.,M,.fJ.1£& .... ...................................... . Officers and members of our Council serve for one year beginning ....... Xfl.:/'l..~fl:.lf..~ .... ../ .. ~."'!. ...................................... .. of Council and Number of CHECK THOSE No. of 7. Functioning Districts repre- FUNCTIONING Members Committees ADDITIONAL COMMENTS sented on each WELL for 1943 Council b x ~ l'- Executive Board ._-z;, x ff. I U'l Organization and Extension .3 x lD ~ Leadership Training .3 x /_ 0 ~ E-< Advancement ~ x 1 'k E-< Camping and Activities 3 x Ii ...... ~ Health and Safety .?J x q ~ Finance 3 x if l- 0 u Other Committees: a=: "iiiiil,;.;· ..... ...... tM3t iM~~· .... I ._,,., •" "·'"~-,_.~ . 1 ~~ ~ II. FINANCE 1. In making Scouting available to the boys of our territory during 1942, net operating expenditures amounted to $ .. :,;>.e.1 .. 1.4.1 .. .1.."l:.~· That we may not only continue, but may strengthen and extend our Council service and bring Scouting to an increased number of boys in 1943, we have planned a net operating budget of $ .. 2 .. ~.0..QO:LC.fR .. *. 2. We had an employed Executive staff of ................. 4,f: .... '. ....... inen December 31, 1942. We plan to increase this staff by the employment oL ................ Q ................. additional men in 1943. have been 3. In order to assure proper handling and accounting for the funds· entrusted to this Council, our accounts 7 ·u 11 ,. audited by ... '1!.EB.T/ ... Af.11:/l..W..tcK.., .. MJ.T.CH:!.f.4.~ .. :.. .~ ..r .::,D,, .1 ( e 1!.'ft TI Ft E..lJ Po IJ. IC A ~Oa! l'f7rlt N 7.:7) (State whether professional accountants or Auditing Committee.) • These figures should agree with corresponding totals in Finance Committee report. ~-··-""" I. 0 0 / .. ·~_:; ... COUNCIL MEM'.BERS-AT-LARGE /,D ~~{.~ f.p ll r ,. \" .. \... . 3~ ~Carlisle, G.A. Jr.V. a.~ -5"'. "tt3"'z--if,: · .. ,;,~ ~ ·vvv··/; cy 'Gel .'J;J.. SI Acklen, T. Robert r ~ 7 Acroyd, W .L. . ll)o Age.a, G. Worthen /, 0 0 !'\/AQ.lgren, Frank !!J, t f.o. G\ ·Alexander, Vance J t Ii. 0 D a,l i ..;tt;;,.. ---:-- ~q::i l("Angus, John A. i•") 0 9 ,S-b <Al qo t t , Richard l ~ 0 () Allen, c. c. /__- CV. 80--- SI ¥Allen, Jal!les Seddon {i~ 0 CJ •"jl -''Allen, June :p. l' 00 37 \/Allen, Preston #ti() D b \ vAllen, Thomas H. _.\ 1 O o ~g .Annis, :Sur~on :e. 08 vAtkinson, Dr. W.R. 1 •• ou 4.b v,....Austin, John A. J • 0 o &,j_ v'Awsumb, George l • 0 O ~S -/~res., Dr. J .c. 1. O 0 ~1 ~Callow, Lewis . :) N I.{- S- 'V .,,., lb3 Vi. Canada, Col. J. W. · ~anale, Phil M. S'.3: Carter, M.O. 1~00 5"3 j~Castle, s. N.olson 'JN 3 'f ~" l,f'Chambcrs, C.M. · S-3 ~Chambers, J .D. f m:iampion, R.G. S.3t'Chandlcr, o.:B. 1,00 • N S't.fj'Ohandler, W. H. ~ l~ 0 0 °1/~Q_v 5S qchandler, Hon. Walter ld#O r- r; 4 'Syclμ-istenbury, Fred. L. /,Do c'-f. ,3 SI ~\Church, C.H. JN I./ 8 Lf.:).. Vi Clark, Dolph I tO 0 (~ - . t.>5' vf Clark, Rqscoc C. J "D 0 1.(. &L M Clnrk, William J i ;;;t ""'Baber, Rodney . ( ArmY) N S~ Clarke, P: c. J fV1H'·;L ~ 'f Cy_ I~ ct · ,.. f:H. b lo Bacon, Col. W .J. 1 •. C? O · L{5 ':fCleyton, Henry M. If/, Do ft B '1,f ,,..;•t.C l..f l Ball, Ernest o. J d) v ~ 13&_. vlo'J.i. Cleyton, P.A. /, o () . fl c,l· f:.. d.... v '3Sv".Ballon, Dave · v-33jCloghorn, John / 4 00 'if [3J()l...., 71 Barker, Judge H.H. /. 0 0 ,. '3 ~~Coffey, :Son 13. Jr. (Army) 'J ;\4..1'· · I bl... ¥13arro'W, E.R. f• 0 0 . V" 37 J Cole, Sam F. Ir(!) 0 {:;,"' arry, Edward F.'. a.-~._ 1 v ~8.(Collier, J.D. /~00 . 3 V:Bateman, Dr. R.J. ~~ :Y'] Cooke, R.P, S"-:4 Beasley, Jolm B. 'Jrv ~ ll"'LJ o I Cox, Allen Jr. f ,OD Cy 8&., s. ~enner' Henri J .. oo v·' i.t I I Cox, Oran L. I~ oo rv (3(X.... ,, ~N.Bensinger, Lloyd . v fc.S j Cox, w.w. I • O o C:< ,T!,.)J(, 35 vJlizot, Emile A. ht?O L/--)fl 'Cowan, C.H. ) llA)-t71.,,,.. :,_Cf 31 ·Boatner, N.J. f~ 00. v SI 'i Crawford, A.~. /,DO t~{.(xL L}k, '-Bolton, A. Earle JAi. 3y ,,..... ~lo d:reson, Lll.J:'.ry :e. (Navy) '381~ondura..'lt,. Julian. ~' (Army) vi../~- I Creson, R.F. /. 0 '? ~;"l 7':~oonde ,JDa.nd ieMl H: /, 8 00 1 OO "v~ S fj CC. reson, 0 T.K. Jr."'"" ...., f · C. ·,'·"'·).' ....,... ".POY , u ge ar1on • • ,. . ....i..o •, rump, ha.s. M. v/V 1 ,.,._ ·'f:. ~ 31.f.. oyle, J. Bayard (Army) MCrump, Cla.ude.M. 5;t v1loyle, Jos. P. ...-:n!crump, E.H. Sr. L~o /Brennan, J .J. . I/ 3Cfj Crump, E.H. Jr. J 1 (,; O 1f8 Vi3rown, C.H. /11l00 . vb() Cunningham, Jesse h OD f/.. '6J..._ 331/.Brown, Paul J.oo ~ 1 r, Be( 3k vBrown, R.G. v50 '1Dalstrom, Ed /,Do '-{- '·- ' LJ ./.Brown, s. Toof /,00 S$l 1 Dnniclson, Gen W.A. ,)., i;; ti"r,11!.'>,~· •. f_/ ,(3/l. (/ e~1:L S'l""13ruce, c. Arthur /.DO • v3Cj 1narno11, Herbert - ' 51 #.Bruce. R.G. /, 0 0 °i··v~Q..{..Vl/ .$' 1 lxi.vis, Hon. Clifford I· C?_O IJJ o..~ - 0~·, ~k:. V:Sunn, H.T. /, O 0 v~ 7_ 1Davist Dr. J ~.:· M~ry /, o 6 urch, Luci us E. v- y ,S 1Dey, Paul ·\f. f2.;e.l, .. :Burrow, A.K. 1.0 O v loOiDofrics, Rey Leo utler, c.w. Jr. I, 0 o St'J ·~Deupree, Wayne Ss.s f '/.. {'-1...rJ_;__ ..:.:· ~_::-..-::-·· Diehl, Dr. Charles l·OO 5°8 ~crrington, R.L. JrO D Dilworth, J.E. J,. 0 D t.[..:f ~Hirsh,. :s.·: W. (Army) Dolan, T,R. t,. O 0 ~.S"~on.g, Dean Harold :Brown /., O 0 Dorr. W.H. ,L ,j_S"b>(Hobson, Dr. J .J. I. 0 o Dozier, R.M. 1100 ~..o-.vve. ~,3 ~Hohenberg, A.E. (.Army) Droifus, Fred]. }t 0 0 btY,Holmes, Herbert I, 06 :;- :.'l .. Hopper, A.L. l~ 0 0 Enrly, Georc;e o. , . .S'y'l(11oward, T.P. J. 0 0 1f (3tL 4 L{ Eo.rp, 0 .IC. It 0 O °{--~L,,~· ':l ~ yf Hunt, J .D. ,, 5· \/Eckert, George J. l,1'0 O -;,g tYHussey, Robert J. 4:1 I/Echols, L.V. I · ' 5' VEdge, W,T. J. 0 0 tf-g vf Irby, W.J3. Jr. 3 b V'Edwo.rds, Frank C. 'f:l •Eliot, Dr. T.s. ~N) =i.. 4-t./--~Jacobs, Dr. :S.E. \.OD CZ.f t3l/._ 1.pf. Emick, Harold , ~Jacobs, Merrill \lib~ ~W 5"1 V'Ettelson, Dr. H.W. f .a D S- 1J1 Jacobson, C.M. 1.4 0 0 M Evans, Thor!k.1.S A, S-SJ'Johnson, J. c. ~ • 0 () 11rJohnson, w. c. · 1, o o · FarriHl, John J. ~·00 I.{?, •!Jones, Dr, Robert w. ..-::;,...; J~, Fey, Gerald 3S../Jones, Walk C. Jr. /. O O 5·5 Fiedler, Dr. F.w. I.() O I 1 t (,, 1 Finch, M.E. I,. O () · 4 8 ('Koller, Eugene 1 ~ 0 0 SS"'VFisher, Allen /,. o o 3 3vf'King, Rov. Frank ) . 0 0 lf [::;()( '3 8 ~Flanagan, F. Joo ;)f"I.) 3 vfElinck, Chief Irby · SI 1""Fleming, Joseph D. S ! ~1 Klyce, F.w. . 'J rV 5;).. · 3 O ,,:fogloman, John A. )iv '1 ';).. y. ?J v1 Knoff, Edw. M. Fowler, Toll /\/Kopald, S.L. Fowl er, W. 3. 1..) Y '1 Kremer, Morrill / , O 0 V'Freoburg, Harry 1 · Friend, A.3. I, I 0 0...1,·t~·S'"ti,,.rLo.ne, v.G. t~oo _ · ~ C.i £_"1 ~La.tb:am, Swayne (Army) t..J.-1 11Ga;os, J. Granville "JNr.°/ 'l'--B •.. !,{Loe,."Dr. R.G. /;00 l.Jt{ Ga.rlor, W.il.. l.10 O· .... ~.)l:"'"'t.1'1 LoPrince, J .A. 4- I Gehri, Rev. W. G~ f,. 0 0 ~'1"".Lorner, S .M • /, O o l.JO\ Glascock, Charles./•·oo. &. Y'ioroy, Dr •. Louis /100 d·-;; 3 b Glasgow, :Ben E. .. (/\/A V Y f'tevy, . Dr, Louis 1~ 0 O. -·--·-·-------~· ~ S-..; y.S Goldsmith, Jack ·· "-". -r,,S'1"Lowis, Dr. A.a. /,.oo W-l Goltmn.n, Dr. J.s. (Army) G:,(vi"Lewis T.W. ·, .. o o ),,, l.-)1., s·s Gooch, Cecil If 0 0 S""- ~"'"''Libby' Frank 'f 0 () I Wo...;;1 · ·}·;).:J Graves, Dr. L,M. J~oo 1.:(51 L~chtermo.n_, Ir~ J. /.,00 i Gray, John j,OQ 51 rLightman, ~-1.A.. }·OP Grout, F.M. I~ 00 ~II. ""1 Livermore, Dr. George R. /,Oo L/ ~ Grogg, Russell.-; l• 00 1/?J:i') Lohmeyer, J .A. '".)rv ;).... D ~ v../ i (Ji' .)]~~~, 1 ...k 1-.J~.N'°''-"\'] ~'I/ 3 Y- y;'2 ~ Lucns, ;Fred W. ~------- -· -~-- c..r 5 Ii, O Hale , E.W. I ; 0 0 I · "f" 5'3 v Hallo, Arthur (Arl:J1') 1 Mc.den, John W. 1.1.l /:J( 4.S ~· Halliday, W.P. )t\/ Olt. 7 t {Maury, J.E. I• 00 · 4 /3J. ~ ( v Harrold, E.A. I· oo ·SS J1Ma.cfe.rlane, G.o. ! ~ Q 0 S 0 Hartio, J.R. L.}..O"f~Malono, J .H. (Army) s-_o Hnys, Lake (Army) ::; 'll'l'Mallory, Loe Jr, D O S..l ·Heard, Robert G. I ,Of? &8 ~'4a"Con, :Oishop J'amcs M. / '00 SI ~I Hoiskell, A.L. £.S~ ':>... JI../ ~McCabe, c.T. 1, 00 33vf Honry, N. Wa.llace ~.oo Sb vi McCamey., :B.F. S-t i.r-Horff, Horbert .~ ,, o ·O S:o il.McGco, E,L. /,. O O I . ' I ~ l ·---- 55" -V'l-Mc-G-eo-. r-g-e-, -H-.L-.-,-.,_-f!)-0-. ---(o-. -0-~-:a-o b_e_r_t_s ,-J o-hn-E-~-, ,-. -o-o----:cy;;---1.-3"-71 S--3 ·McGJ;'egor, John 41 ('Ross, J.L. /.Oo 3 l/- McKnight, James Malone #·00 'fRoy, George T. Jr. 5' ... 'r VMcKnight, Thomas /,DD 4.f..{VRuch,DJ> •. Waltor A~ /.Oo V, Bel ~ ':?- ll"McWhorter, A.D. /. 0 0 5"''1 \.f''Rugg, L.E. hll 0 L '1 v"'Meeman, E.J. Id.?{) ~3.,1 Russell, Edward P. -:)tJ ~:;i. 1 S-J..-V 'f ~organ, Allen · (Navy)lf~ &.("Russ~ll, Dr. Georg~· M~ , r.~ . .::Jl.r'P'~d '-/. b ll'Moriart.r, Herbert J, Do ~S"f'Icy'chonor,. .Dr. R.O. If.Of.) ~ ~ fl Mottweiler, Forrest 'J'V''1 °I .. ..,.;: . · {:,.J. Munson, F.F. :)A/ °t 0 ;- °1~ ~Saino, J.E. ~. ' Myers' Mayer Jin r" . . ' ~:.VSandown I w. H. I· D () /I/ :1 9 ~~ • t.. .. t • 00 c~ t.:~charff 1 Abe 3b Norvell, J .W:. / / t) o @.L. 41l~char:f'f, Aaron R. IC/I 0 0 · 3 D Nickey, Sam Jr. /, 0 0 · ?If ,,,....Schloss, Gilbert M. \,. 0 O Y-4 Nichols, Doddridge ,Lti ... Q Si ~choe~bs, Arthur J.1 () () ,,it1--·~A- J 1 r Schmei ssor' Dr. H. c. J ~ ) 0 1>1·1$" 0 1 Callaghan, J.E. J. 0 D 4-0v(Schwartz, Merrill lt>O () 0 1 Conner, Frank Y ~ f°Seay, J .I. · l,, 0 b ~, Orgill, Edmund I* O O 3 ~->-'Sellers, Perry ('\""\~;,:'-"'";,, ' Orgill, K. W. I. O o . ·-qShannon, A, V. ,.,,. ;:ii t Orndorff, H.G. /, (.;) o °f+fL:..,.~harpe, W.L. J, IJ--0 it,.,J.__ μtl# \/'Ozburn, 1'T. Field lf-"1 •1 Shields, J. Chester ")..V 3 'Pa...1X-OYV 1 ~11-1 ./•OD 1c~i..j'Sibloy, Dr, Josiah Pa.tton,·"Wesley E. J.Oo L.J81>""Sims, R.:B.Jr. ~100 Paul, F.W. S'StSkinner, J.L. [ .O 0 ~· Biol. Payne, F.J. /,.DO L./ G, 1 Ski:1ner, Raymond },.. C) b . Peete, Russell t;O, SlaYick, H.W. "ON ff .3 ~ /3_ ~. Penland, Clifford J,,Oo 31.f.VSmitih, Walter L. /,,oo Pennebaker, C.T. l.,OC;i .5~_,.Sohm, Alfred / 111 0 O Peres, f[ardwig /~Ob ~ Oi.-i' Spain, H.H. l · O<C) Perkins'') George T. I 1 O o l) \tYspears, Herman /. O 0 61-~JU... 'J.AA.ir'VV<. ....... }', ~ Pidgeonl'.7Everett/l~N .. ' J,,_o"oDh~i!t·:l.~--Springfield, C.L. )N g'1~ P~dg?on, Phil /.o 0 ___ Ct.-:~.i,~ Sk'fStrau~s, G.D. 1 .. O o Pilkington, John 1 .• 0 0 if f' · qvstrong, Raymond Pipkin, A.E. ") iV ;2.. o '+-· Sic Sullivan, H.P. /,O o Pipkin, Perry j .. o o · · Plank, E.E. P ~ tt.f. b b t.{'Tnylor, Konon I, 00 Plough, Abe S-b iii Taylor, R.A. :) Al S' \o :A 'Pope, Marvin '3 !l. fl 1 'l'anner, L. W.. -;y I",) 7 i t(; '3 ~ '"'! s- ) s-:~ r i ct SI tPorter, Dr. A,R. Jr·. v 1V Thompson, E,F. [ .. fJO fol irescot,t, W.J. t.Do 1~ 1 1'hompson, L.K. ~ 1~&.. S'l.." u~,_,,l,.O; .:D;"'oJ J'j~ R:>11.s··1 3Cfl Tual, Bli,mchard s. t.~ /'9 ~~ Ragland, S.E. · q1 ...fTurman, W.F. I. 00 S'I Ragsdale, F.V. ~·}~fif..,....Turnbull, Steve k)et. Y"3 Raines, Dr. Sam L. (Army) "'f~urn:r, Norfleet I 1 0 0 f', l.?1 Ramsay, R.G. /oO O. 5"3 1 Tu~wiler, C~I * 00 CJ.,,i~·';1,,JLi..;,e S'::t.. Ramsey, Henry T. /,0 o N l"J~ . Q_...J,t:Jt:i4 ~ · L/.3 ·Reeves, Russell E·. 11>.00 rl 11#1 Vaden, Ed,/a d N. f, 0 O ~.J.1.'. $( Reid, Wallace R. 5-1(Vandemark, F.ll. /, 0 D VT~;,:-r., So Richardson, Charles D. t • 00 ti 5S LVesey ~.John Jf.,J / •10 ~ D "(1~,- ' 4 & f Richarq.son, Gilmer ;>.v "f.S SI \lValenune, John r~ . Sb' Ries, Elmer M. ~rv.19 5'lf-/Wadlcy, Dr. s.1. 1 .. 00 SI~ lo-t · Riechman, J .A. LOO :L l ./'Waggener, Andrew B. (Army) / Riggan, C.L. 0o-..tWagncr, D. Eugene J,00 3;t •Rittclmeyor, Chas.'),vH (Army) M'!/aring, Col. Roane I . s:fo b~ t1 L/--G ~J _s-q Lf b :t1 gb 5'?5 3'1 YI S3 ..,i:;7 +3 Watkins, R.G. Webb, ·Harry ~ , 0 O r' Webster, Wm. A. Weeks, Dr. ~:a. '· Woil, Alvin B. /.O O I Wetter, Henry 1. 0 0 Widney, Rev. Chas. L. j, 0 b , Wilkinson, Russel (Navy) j Willie.ms, 0 .P. i'lilliss, Carl L. l .. 0 0 ,, Wilson, Harry L. J 1 0 0 . •Wiseman, Jrunes B. )N~ (~rmy) . 1. 'c•,,\ ~ .. ,e. Wood, Goorgo I. M ~~"'&·"'"""'""~·" i"·rv) I·.,, ,,,,_ Wood, Dr. Percy l • 0 0 . ' Wro,y, T. Coen I • 0 o "lla.rzbμrg, Abo I " 0 O c.:s. :>N's~ Dr. Thomas K. / r 0 0 c. Greer Ir 0 0 Council Moinbcrs elected at tho Annual Meeting December 10, 1942 for the yol:U' 1943. I t I I I I I I I I I I I I I I l I I I I (jl{ 'v~>Le,, ) , /3 c>"(. 7 :)' g vJ )1:.,:;eoJ(,f.t 1 .• r~~··._, 't'k'-·\ ·l-.o~ I ~ /; t >..._.)·~- - ('.--x~. h,,}.-v I I ' / ,,.._ C\ -~r u--u · fJ J /)"\..AJ.....v (.-·ct.-c ... A .. ..p.,_.X.:.... ·-------- \} S W LjLv '· ~'-\'•· -...,,_../.k.~/l..,,,..;;_·1 a ... ·\.."',:•)'.{!-""_ ) ,, ()·wu )- A~~l (?u?·"V~ ~ f ! MEMBERS OF ~ SE:IO:NOLE DIVI SIOl! D. Se A• I J.A. SW~ze ~ R.R. Weathers, Sr. !?Dean Rollis Pr.ice 'fM. W. :Bonner I ' W.. Alonzo Loeke IYDr. J.E. Walker ~:!:::~a / ti.fJ .w. Olame, , I ki:a.J. Roddy, / · 4 P.obert E. :?3rown / 1.} Dr. E.M. Wilkins i t l J .L. Duckner Ar!'OWhead - Cimarron - Cttawa .. Shawnee l 9 4 3 Division Oba.inn.an Vice- Ohai nnan Vice- Chai n:nan Vice- Chai!'!Ilan Finance Chairman Vu.-t,.~~1' k~- Fiela Oom.missioner Cubbing Organization & Ex:tention Rural .scouting Civic Relations Real.th ~raining tt-0'1'11\ .. ·\~l\4~'""'"n,,.,.,,,., A.:S. :Bland. T.J. :Seauchamp Charles· Chatman \7.0. Ty-us R.J. :Bo d.c~ 234 Rer.nando St. 907 Polk Ave. 807 ':lalker Ave. 234. !:!emando St. Hotel Peabody 234 Hernando St .. ' 727 Walk:er Ave. 945 Miss. Dlv' d.. 1316 No~ !ellevu.e Irxy, Tenn.es see. 821 Al.."lla St. 556 Scott Ave. 961 Texas 571 Polk 937 ~o. Second ~·Miss.·)t111w .. ~i~., (i.~ 3~ Dea.le l 2195 Uarble St. 951 So. J:kway. ·E. 827 Mio a. :Blv• d. 1472 !lrocldns Iucy, Tenn.· 5-4:551 5-0587 ~6626 5-4551 8-7766 5-4551 5-1707 2-1575 4.-:;792 9-.0685 35-1226 8-3057_ 8-9461 ~l 8-40~ 9..8098 9..7997 4.-3785 -- , I r'1 J_ l/ ~L.A-·l:--\.J,.-..-- \.-c..o_.. jc-:_.J? ____ .- "~J'- ) / _ J ' I , r·--. '"\ ! .; ,. ··~ .. H-. ~ '., .. · ) (~. 7 v v /': - <···~. ·-(_i\ \--"C.·t.··"'i.·-L.t"~ I l "/ ()."'.-. . ·\,,,_,_.,~4_ .. ,, ... < ·~ d- ,-----. 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Stat:r !'ol"' 1tM,3. Check Ro. 183 for ;f?&.OO OO'l'eri.ng d"~~ fGe.i> ·· Gli.eok Ho. 143 :e'o:;.• tL'1J.C() oo~ $!00t1t0lf' ~lf1i1;~111tration Fo~s ... (i'l<~~G note ro~· 1~ 1nnl!J.(.\OO. in th1s oT'.lit"lOk f:o: lage oru•tlfi®.t~~ J.ax· 'b"• .. ;?.. B., F'.d.~na:.., 'Jen. i:. A,. D:'.1nl~lsi'm,,. Nr. l:Od?il."'l~l'O Ii2nho1:$• ll:r:i. S,.. O. aetvr.e1~~. Mr. lOCl~ct~d. H• 1"f.ial) OJwm; :from n,... Jti, (;..,. Clatit fo~ . Loo. ,.,., • ~ • " . '"'a """"""' "" ll ·"' . ff ~v.. , .. .;.!®Cit J..;;. om .¥11"~. :;~t4 iw . er ;;r;o-1• .~ •• :,.1"1• t:~.1~l!!k ttom lli. n. c.~p ,~ ~!l!I#' toot- $1.oo. GtiOGk bOiJ Dz. Ht.:l''!'Y c. itc.hm'id.s.sor fo.r $1,..lO. '.twS©.t;, ... 1\w '~OO'Utm.* .1tD;,)U®..tJ.o~.. · Dos~ of Ccmnutl ~t:i.tern. · .i':o?~lrts of Committ~ ti:J:~ 1942 t..~eb 1e tho Sootd~ ~1ttY£1•111 x&":vi"'t t.l!J.d t:rhieh. oontcl.ns Ctno ~rvioo :lif!t't}~;r·t. i•re!"');"am an.d Ob,Jeot1 vea tor thi:l 'IW.13 19& NJ.dit of th(} 00-oks ()f the Co~l. imdit of the ~k!! of o~~ l.hu~riez-. >ramp Y~ia nm. ~ llanlele. v~t 01' thtS n~;t~trat!i.01\ ~t. :r~lt~e no~e t~·;t.i.t tt~ mWl\ of the ~ly Acemmt 114llC .,, · as yet bet:'ll eompletett. Al\:t1>~1 oomm t:TG'ri:: hall bt;t"m done on lt• dwtt to the f~let trat the Aud! tori) azoa tmon s~ .._ ~ wtU Mt ·le al>le to oo-.aplcte th1s A'Wllt until after :t.-ch 16th, ,m.. all o.f too. lnoome ~· :b~ve- ooGn :ftloo.. W& vill fo1'Ua11'4 cow of ttd.s Andi\ &i soon a.fl Ye !'@-cd.ve. it •. 'h~G li!.11 ~~e..~~ ~}j}~(4ate it t tr tM Retr.lBWt~.uo:t.: !;#£Jr~$ ot the Connell. Mmbuu cmi ~ fol~ to u at~ ft~ ~l,;r dr.r.to. •~JMl we la:.,~i¢ tl:iat lt ;;ill })(} pns~dble to ~te the dell'!tet"Jf or tlm~c e!-~tls. t-1~ note t,~},),".:,t ht"' ~·~t 1rultee.hfl.fd. fi!llr 19~ 1:;:; fa trm,.. tat!"4'e t.~.a. 'fou J¥'b.Ws ttlle 'bu.d.f"~.Jt ot the Cou.ntiiL\ fl"'om t~pt~ll 1st & 19.,b~~ to l·.;pr.il l;:;i;,., l~M~ ~}.ll.fi UG f';.'.lt;':,lill¢t, tu 1.o.'i'fQ iii. ~- butif;e't sl.ior~ t.n"t&r .'i.;;;·~·il let. l\:i•!J; At wllioh tira~ tho Yo"riU1cU ~-~,lll b~:~ ti. ~:ibm" of' t,he) i;c~1ph&.tt 0c:FJ".:1W.S. ~y· ~\ri.n<l• :!-?l"Uati1M~ ~~ou ~"'111 find tlw.>se d.oel .. wents hi ordm" c.1end with ld.nti,t1at re;~1rd.~. I • w.. tioi-&m ~rds. t~rit 1i~00U~1ft Form 0-5390-80001142 {)FF f':~---~-o!~ ------~·-- Make sure business re- REPORT OF ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION lated to December ex- COMMITTEE - 1942 Region No. '~ plrationa la accounted for according to procedure announced in Name of Council en 1e K h J.A-w ~tJVNr"lL., IJ_ ~.11. I Alt'.. ..SSE Dr. West's. Bulletin Council No. # 20, Series of 1941. -l/1~M PH I .l Headquarters City r State flfi!E"NHNet Transfers Estimated due to Estimated Objectives TABLE 1 Total on New in Separations # Territory Total New in Net for Dec. 31, 1941 1942 in 1942 changes Dec. 31, 1942 1943 Separations Dec. 31, 1943 (See note) In Out in 1943 1. Total Troops* 14/ Jr l.o 1i /5 / 1$' 7 J5(j (a) Sea Scout Ships 4 I 4 2 l. 0 10 (b) Sea Scout Patrols (in Troops) I I I 0 2. (c) Explorer Troops (d) Explorer Patrols (in Troops) I I I } itl t ; (e) Rover Crews (£) Air Squadrons· 'Z.. 0 .2) (g) Air Scout Patrols (in Troops) ~ t'''» il~.r ....... ,,; (h) Neighborhood Patrols (i) Lone Scout Tribes (j) Negro Troops 4-f g ~6 ~7 I() s bk (k) Indian Troops I 2. Total Scouts** 29 Iola 1#!() /J-9.7 3JJ5- It.Do I Df./-.J ~- j. 70 (a) Sea Scouts !o9 /?9. b4 15s .~ r too ~o I ti.JI (b) Explorer Scouts ;6 .~.~ //p ~- ,~o! )w. B 0 ~J (c) Rover Scouts • *** (d) Air Scouts * '"' (e) Lone Scouts I I I C" i. (f) Negro Scouts In~ 7 -1t ~ OcJ ,;?,, 8 ~_) . 747 3~f0 ~()O 797 (g) Indian Scouts 3. Total Scouters /CJ f!l :853 /}JJ{ ))~'4 ./ _,) ,T ...... ~?so 2flOO //B4 4. Total Packs ?,,. 0 R ;<''l J..-· ")-b ~ J,, ~() Negro Packs l I I l ~ I 7 Neighborhood Dens s. Total Cubs 42..L -fe-v /tf 0 z ::.-7 '"'./ lp ~so. I 7S 7!! Negro Cubs 77 rt{) 45 J )7- b t,f 0 IZ-~ ' 0 6. Total Cubbers .(including Den Mothers j'<-J /C!J ln4 I 'Jr ti. JOO " /I:, q (.. .. f,~,("i Den Mothers JV 11' /& ~ /,<>.i~' 10 / ... 3 Den Chiefs #"Net Separations" equals total separated minus "separated- reregistered." *Incl:ude in figures on this line total number of all Troops, Explorer Troops, Rover Crews, Sea Scout Ships, Air Squadrons, Neighborhood Patrols and Lone Scout Tribes. This will not necessarily be the sum of lines (a) to (i) which follow. **Include in figures on this line total number of all Scouts in above indicated units and Lone Scouts. In column "New in 1942" include only boys who were new in Scouting in 1942. This will not necessarily be the sum of lines (a) to (f) which follow. ***In second column "New in 1942," include all boys who entered these branches of Scouting in 1942, whether they transferred from some other branch of Scouting or not. . . -:'.') ~ ::j . . tJ. (I) 0 (a) New 12-year-olds registered m 1942 ................ -,r.e. .•.• ~: ... ..I ................... E:9J.nated new 12-year-old Scouts m 1943_. __ ...... 1 ....... : .. --·-··-----·-· (b) We had on record ....... ::%'~-~ ............. Scout Troops and ................. ~.-................. Cub Packs expired and not reregistered on Dec. 31, 1942 .. TABLE 2 A-Tenure achieved in 1942 by Scouts and by Assistant Scoutmasters Less than 1 2 3 4 Sor more TOTAL under 21 who have been Scouts. (1) 1 Year Year Years Years Years Years - ·-· (a) Number on roll Dec. 31, 1942 who attained respective years of /7-51 tft/ -13! :;£/ / J_/{) gb 31 /~t)p tenure in 1942 (2) ) L,Ub) Number Net Separated in 1942 who attained respective years of :2-70 -r'-'K3 'JJ_J/J /5/ ~ G/ /zq1 £}! '- '' tenure in 1942 (3) {-~/': (c) Total (a+b) who attained respective years of tenure in 1942 16i.9 1411 7 .Ii /' L :;:1 ioi , a .. /t'J 5 l r~-· · If? 114) 2. B-OBJECTIVES FOR 1943-2, 3, or 4 year Scouts in 1943 come from Less than 1 2 3 4 5 or more the 1, 2, and 3 year Scouts of 1942 1 Year Year Years Years Years Years TOTAL (d) Total who will attain respective years of tenure in 1943 J.-;,70 aco ~ao bSo )...00 /.SO J, 2. 7 0 " ( 1) When lapsed Troops reregister only Scouts and Assistant Scoutmasters under 21 who reregister with the Troop shall be credited with years of tenure attained during the lapsed period of the Troop. (2) Scouts attain tenure only on anniversaries of the date they first became Scouts, which is not necessarily the .:;ame as the reregistration date of the Troop. Separated Reregistered Scouts lose tenure credit for the period they were not registered. (3) Do not include Scouts separated in 1942 who did not attain an additional year of tenure in 1942 before separating. ( 4) Information for both sections A and B of this table may readily be obtained from the Gray Scout Service Chart. If yo\lr Council does not keep this chart a request to the Supply Service will bring you the "Gray Scout Service Manual". Please check whether Council keeps the Gray Scout Service Chart: Yes O ; No'){. TABLE 3 MEMBERSHIP FACTORS BY POPULATION GROUPS Classify units by population groups, then secure data for 500,000 100,ooov 25,000 10,000 2,500 Under each group from unit records so classified. and to to to to 2;5oov· TOTAL over 500,000 100,000 25,000 10,000 ando.c. ANNUAL 12-YEAR-OLD BOY CROP. .,,. ;2,_, lf-1-~· A. New Scouts during 1942 I .,.. ~ Check totals in last colmn, ,,~.,../ these 4 lines against corre- --'---·· sponding totals in Table 1. B. Total Scouts Dec. 31, 2,<t;"q 551 ~I/;$ Check Table 4 below sim- 1942. ·./--' l ilarly. CTotal Troops Dec. 31, J ~) ~t) 151 1942. D. Net dropped Troops I~ , during 1942. 3 /1~ TABLE 4 f Use same pop'n. group I l headings as in Table 3. A-New Cubs in each group in 1942. ~1~ 2 '7 ~'.ri' ·u . B-'-Total Cubs, Dec. 31, 1942. ,,,,,? rJ /,,, Ir, Ir. 3L C-Number of Packs in each group Dec.~ 31, 1942. ?-3 \.3 -:2-b D-Packs dropped in each group in 1942; ¢... ,,; TABLE 5 ORDERLY EXIT PLAN -1942 Junior Death Transfers Promotion Alumni Dropped TOTAL Total Separated Scouts During 1942. /~ g I I t~11 I /2.if1 During 1942 ......... 5,.£ ............... of our Cubs became 12 years old. Of these, ................ k .. Q ................ became Scouts. TROOP BUDGET AND PACK THRIFT PLAN The Council has a definite plan for promoting the Troop Budget and Pack Thrift Plan (check one) Yes){; No o. lA(J) l'l(j · · I" 1 "'O .. ./.. . .!. .................. .Troops ( . .!..". ......... %) were on Budget Plan Dec. 31, 1942; Obiectlve : ............... ~ ... ;--- ....... Troops (.tX ..... ,: .... o/o) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1943 . ...... /.~ .... , ...... Packs c.5...1.~ .. %) were on Thrift Plan Dec. 31, 1942; Objective: ............ ..f.. .. a .......... Packs ( .... ~ .. Q .. %) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1943. Signed ............................................................................................ . Chr. Organization and Extension Com~ltt~~ Form 0-539H-30001142 (5) EMPLOYED STAFF FOR 1943 (Please state all salaries. Use extra sheet if necessary) NOTE: Because of its relationship to Retirement and Group Insurance it is essential that this report be accurate and complete. Name of Council t!/f/t..KllSltMI eoVNt:.I~, 8. S- .8. /NC.. RegionNo. ..!ii' Council No. 5Slf Headquarters City _ _,M'--'-'~K~M~P----Y.__...l ..... S~'I,___ __________ State TENN. Scout Executive W- {ioRDDN M 0 fiBIJ Home Address /53/ V/NTbN AVE'.1 11EMPHI~ TR/IN. Tel. 7-.3,I] Assistant (A.S.E.) and Field (F.S.E.) Executives Name Title* HRSKU.lv MIZE F ~-t- ~:II CHILOHE5:; E 5. t;. A.~.£. 1943 Salaries $41::.Zoo. oo D I, 1100.00 l, lDO. OD. l 800.00 Check in these columns participants •in Retirement Plan (R.P .) & Group Insurance (G.I.) R.P. G. I. x x x. - --- a ti on" Note: Above named members of Executive Staff must also be listed on Roster for purposes of "Registr Clerical Staff Name H OPE H. FORJJ *Indicate part time employees, if any, by "P.T." after the title. *•Do not include ariy.allowances, i.e., transportation, etc., in salary figures. Title* ~8MP ll/IBEC7oR .. Boo f(trEEPKTe. -/l£t!D/W ei.£8.L 5 T £Ho(dllif'/f£/l $ l 1./-i/-oo 00 )( /_,.foeb_O, 0 O ~ x Jlli t 0 ~ 00 x :)( i.p08-0~ 00 ':} 0 0DuOO !!J8D.,()O Fc\rm 0-539F-30001142 REPORT OF ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE-1942 Region No. ---iU----- Headquarters City _..1M11•111mnill!_[.L_ hiUA.1&41-•-'"'· .l'ilanllUID~·~-----------------1 . Name of Council --'0-""h=i·" "'cke.=""'Smf;;;.:;;.._Oo;....;;;. ..;:;ua=•=S.=1'-------- State fenn Council No. 558 ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY (Scouts-not badges) Get this information from perpetual Inventory (Form No. 4102D, 41020 and 41028). Tenderfoot* Second Class* First Class* Total Scouts* Star Life Eagle Sea Scouts: Apprentice Ordinary Able Total Explorer Scouts: 1st Honors 2nd Honors Total Cubs Bobcat \Volf*** Bear*** Lion*** Total Cubs Total Dec. 31, 1941 M.Sll 10@ •• ~ :m ; lH f6 41 al ~ • 10 l 133 46 1.? l 4tl$ • * Qualified Net Enrolled During Separated Dec. 31, 1942 During 1942 1942 '!:AM• - UH.ft ... ~ ~1 MA. m MA . ... Tal ll'llW 811 lM lM 109. lb 83 lM 48 S9 If lM • 111 l .a 1 0 l 0 16:.:! Ail Ud ·3 lf i !ll lS G Q4 149 •• ·' 'di • \'.) 1$ JJI l ' O'-"' 190 •• Cub membership Dec. 31, 1942, included: ~· 0 0 oZ MERIT BADGE· RECORD Indicate below the number of each of the Merit Badges earned during the year 1942 Do not Credit Second Class Scouts with First Class Badges I-Aerodynamics ................................... 1.. .. ,...... 59-lnterpreting.. .·.·.·.·.·..·...a.. ll.·.· ........ .. 2-Aeronautics* .................... !.. . .. 60-Journalism ...... . 3-Agriculture* ..................................... 1... ......... 61-Landscape Gardening ....... 9 .1. 4-A~rplane Design ... ; ................ '1 .. 1. ........... 62-Leathercraft* ................. .A...... . 1 1 .... ·.·.·.·.·.·. 5-Airplane Structure ......... ............ ............ 63-Leather Work* • 6-An~ling ................ ,.; ..................... .1., .......... 64-Life Saving . ..,.1 ...... . 7-Ammal Industry ..................... :4., .... , ....... ~~=~:~~!:~~ship .................... :::a::I:::::: . J::~;~ )J i ~=~~=:.iDmving. I 15 I ~J . g=~:~~~~~:Ur..::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::u:/I::::::::::: ~b=~~~~~*wo~~~ ... .. .. /·:'f::/::::~ 13-Au<omnJ;iling .. .. .......... . . • .. .•.. 71-Nut Cultwco ............ ~. j ... 11 14-Basketry ........................................... ,. ............ 72-Painting* . .11. I l(f 15-Bee Keeping* .............................. 1 ............. 73-Pathfinding* ... .L.M 16-Beef Production* ......................... 4 ... 74-Personal Health*. . . .. ~a· 17-Bird Study .................................. :: .. 1 . ............ 75-Photography* .......... ... .. 1 l-1 .... ". 18-Bl!lcksl,llithing* ..................... ...... : ..... ...... 76-Physical Develop. .. ... ] .. . 19-Bookbinding* ...................... ,. :.......... ;~=~~~~~~ri!;ising .. :: .... :.:::::::::=.::I:. l~i~~: ·~·,···· H=~~~~~ping• ~1J;r 24=Canoemg ,. ...................................... § .. 11... 82-Printing* .... . , . . ...... 1 ........... . 25 Carpentry ................................. ,.1........... 83-Public Health . ... .,., .......... .. ~~=~~~;?:t:o~-~-~ ... ::::::::::::::::::::: :::~: :::::::::::: ~t=~~~!~ _s~~~~~~~ ...... : J:li~:: . 28---'Citrus Fruit Culture ............... .,. ........... 86-Reading* ···· ................. ... 1,, . 1 ....... ··· 29-Civics ..................................................................... · 87-Reptile Study ... . ... : ... 1 ........... . 30-Coin Coll:cting ..... , ..................... *.. ............ 88-Roc~s and Minerals ................. · · ... 1 .......... .. 31-Consi;rvauon ........................... lOS ............ 89-Rowmg . . .. ::::.---''' ;;tf"·lu14. 32-Cookmg ............................................... 1 ............ 90-Safety* ~- ........ 1. r·: ... ,_.. 33-Coril Farming* ........................... 4 .. 1 ............ 91-Salesman~hip .. . . .38 . I .. . 34-Cotton Farming ........................... 3... ............ 92-Scholarship · 1 .. I .. 35-Cycling* .......................................... 9.... .. 3 .. 93-Sculpture. 3 .I .. ~~=g~~~~~: . :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::*r.::/::::::::::: ~t=~;~~;~:~:~ing* · 1· .:,. I 38-Dramatics ..................... .. ... 1......... 96-Signalmg . . .. 1- 39-Electricity .... 1 .. ,... 97-Skiing ..................................................... 1 .... . 40-Farm Home* .............. .B ... 1 ... 1. 98-Soil ~anagement* ........ 1 ...... .. 41-Farm Layout*.............. ia .. 1......... 99-Stalkmg · .............. 1 ... 1 ..... .. 42-Farm Mecha01cs .... .. . .. .. , ... 1 ..... 100-Stamp. Collectmg ............... 1 .1 ==================11 43-Farm Records....... . 1 1 .. 101-Surveymg . .. ...~....1-1 *NOTE: Include all Scouts including 2nd and 44-Finger Printing., ........... " .. · .... ,71 102-Swimming. ...... ........ ~ I a;;:;_ l.t ..l...9. yrs. ol d' ...-...... .10 yrs. and 1.~~ ...... ... 11 yrs.# 1st class having Merit Badges. 45-F~rema~sh\I?* .. ... . ..... ... . .. Ji1 ... 103-Taxi?ermy · I f I Check "Total Scouts" in 4th column with Org. and j6 7 =FF1 1 .rrsstt .AAi~dd t.. 0 ..... A.... n.. · 1 ·;.m.... a .. l .s* .... 1 1 ..... ·. · · l04-Texnles ···· -I ·1· .. I Ext. Committee report, Total Scouts 12/31/42. _ 20 i~~-:ea~er*. * ....... · ... -1 1 .1 1 10 **Net separated, riot promoted. Compute these 48--Forestry . 1 . - oo carvm~ ..................................... . figures from Form 4102D as follows: 49-Foundry Practice.... . . I I .. . 107-Wood Turnmg ................ 1,. ... 1 .. . Tend. Col. 4 minus difference between Cols. 2 and 32 50-Fruit Culture*.......... .. ... , ... 1........ 108-Wood Work .. . .. ........... 1 .. , ... 1 ... 2n~ fl.-h Col. 8k mi_n~s1 d 1 iffefrence between Cols. 3 and 6 51-Gardening* ... .. ........ I . .. 109-Z9,QlQ.gyt'.¥,............ ... . ....... llM.!.t. ... 1 1 .. . an 1g er ran s s11Ill ar y rom corresponding columns. · 57_-Grasses, Legumes and I ··""1.1l &.~!'\ "!l!f' Same procedure for Cubs and Sea Scouts using Forms · 4102C and 4102S. For~ge C!ops . .. ... : . . lput Total 2~60 I 585 ***Include all Gold and Silver Arrows in total 53-H~n?icraft · t 1-~ (Organizer Awards 1942) for each Cub Rank. 54-Hikmg * . 11 1.... 1 .... M.B. Counselors in Council 8)G #Incl1;1de.with 11 yrs. t?-ose 12 years or over who may 55-Hog & Pork Prod ................. 1 .... 1 .... 't-.. .. :~nk!~t1~~:~i~:~~=i~:1~¥~:~f ~~~~e l~;~:i~~~ eo;i: ~~= ~~~~~m{~:~i~~ ... ::::::::::::::::::::: ::::1:::: I ::::~·:::jjSign::a~~-~s-~~~~--~~ ... 5.~~~~-~--~1~8-s .. 5.~~~~s .... 58-Insect Life ............................................. 1............ Chr .. Advancement Committee . ...OUOlHll 'R.EPORT OF FINANCE COMMl.TTEE-1942 Region No.--'='-'---- Headquarters City_ _.< ;..;J!ff\,...o..::..,,...M=-a..:....ff.l. """"''"/ l""'~'"".-...·. ------State -rE !/VT.f'-'',, Council N o,_.:J""'"-.- -';s=----=8~- (Please use only following classification. This is for purpose of National record and comparison) EXPENDITURES-1942 Indicate if for period other than BUDGET-1943 calendar year Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 1r.::::cr TAJJY...fL_ I. Operating Expenditures: Total Expenditures Special Receipts Net Expenditures (See Note 1 below) (Col. 1 minus Col. 2) 1. Executive Salaries* ...... $q SS"~,. OD $ $ tj_, ::rs;;.-. <!" o $ q, ?, 60, CIC 2. Office Salaries ................ .. )J3Q,. I) S, 730. It' ::;, 8 t"JA. (Jn 3. Retirement Contrib'ns ... LJS~, $? =-\. '-1-S"'J_. ~ :?J LIS"'$,() 0 4. Rent, Light, Heat, In- surance, Telephone ...... I ~'8~1,C)J /,3~J,.t:; I I ,/J 06,QO 5. Office Supplies ----·-·----·-- 5 85' ;i. :t. :>a s--. )...¥ ~ oo.oo 6. Postage ··-·---·-···-·--·----------- 9 4- _c:; I' ~ .:;- 8 t+ •. (),. s· 'R ()('J,f'le'.) 7. Transportation ------------- J 'l 9 t"J. 1 I~ /,iJf/,..1 &, I 8 CCI .oo 8. Publicity ····----···--: ............ j/, >l d- / 7. 8 ).,- 2.SJ')Q 9. Camping·--·------·------·-··----· ~, ~ 1 B, ] 9- :;_jz O ~. I '3 1-..l. 70J~?J ;t '2. IJ.~; fl t') 10. Senior Scouting -·-·-------- Ll 9. 0L LJ I./. 1 IJ.81. w'/.. ~ f")f'I,(\ c 11. Cubbing -------------------------- 12. Leadership Training and Conferences ---······--- ij>?~. ~ [? ff· rs_ 9_ • ),. ~' 't.../t>0,00 13. Circuses, M. B. Shows g ~- and other activities ........ _,51' I 3 ~ :;--, I .?J I D6. on 14. National Quota······-·---··· /:)" (') () ' () (J • ..;-,.,~. 0 (j ~;i'oC.tH) 15. Charter Fee .................... /,') DO 7 .r. () (') 2-r. 0 () 16. Campaign Expenditures s l 3~. -~O 0- 13 e·'1. . ,J''" 0 t·· ('I(),{)(') 17. Interest on Indebtedness (See Note 2 below) 18. Miscellaneous ···-·--········ ?i (o I-:- 'RD '?rl"' I. S (\ $ (!"J tJ,('J() TOTAL OPERATIN!. I':?~ ,"1' ~,s; .«'Jli' ,r:'· /:! !J, 7 oS. I(,, !JO 1,7,7,,, 2,, s !)(':,('.. f!o, () I ·I II. Capital Expenditures: 1. Office Equipment .......... J:>2.V-9 I '2-8, Ll'-j I c.o, (IC.., 2. Camp Property ····---··-··· 3. Automobile ............................ TOTAL CAPIT AT J')__g, 1../ (! I /,g .4? { ()()I ('i(:, III. Total of Operating and Capital (I + II) ~'?;J ;if;.':.~ (:Jr,e t/'. 3~7 -2,16B.lfc ~() 2~ti' 2/ 'l·S ft;,().t;(J I IV. Revolving Accounts: (National Funds) 1. BOYS' LIFE-···-·······-·-···- '3_5:0' 0 ~ 71.'<·n,· o l.,, 2. Registrations ·-··-·-············ ~) l,5(1'• f?/ J.., (~'{)(). ft<,' i ' (,/ / L) 3. Scout Supplies ·--·····-··-···- ··~, ()C.h~ib 3. ~ ~b. <l' 7~ 6 q le I °I ' . TOTAL REVOLVING l oq 7 '71 ~, I V. Endowment, Trust Funds or other Permanent Investments .s 00(.),00 VI. Obligations Paid (See Note 3 below) NOTE I-Report as Special Receipts only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., which are incidental to certain Council activities. Also report Revolving Account receipts in second column. NOTE 2--Do not include payments to reduce "principal" indebtedness. NOTE 3-This refers to repayment of loans, the proceeds of which have been previously expended, bills and other obligations which · have been charged to the various items of the budget in previous years and so reported. . *Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transportation allowances. ·no not distribute any salaries to other budget items. . (OVER) ' ' * ·. S.)5 5 5.0() ,,....--:. ':J,7 3 0.15 ~· ....• J... · 45 3.83 ..--- '1 1,3 b 3.91 ,_-,. J 585.22 ~:-1 8 4 5.2 5 V-·· 'j 1, 7 8 6. 7 6 v--- .· 1 7.8 2 , . ....-· , 2,2 0? 6 5 .,,,--_;. 489.44~ 488.28 ~· i 85.13 ~ ·l 5 0 o. 0 0 _...-C,' ';:':) 7 5. 0 u i,..--- ·'.,. !::i, 1 3 9. 5 () ...,..--.' ·; 3 &1. 8 0 --..-~J ': .,:;) 128.49 2 S.; 0 2 8. 2 3 s 0 μ_,,~Af".) 1, 5 2 o. :::; 7 r · \ .c.1?-,q , l lu , 31,3 4 8.80'* · .•· I:\ f, i )~·tr·11 . "'''"'1 •·--·,.....,e··-·--...-..,,...,., .. ,,._. '"' 3 o, 3 'I g. g0 Analysis· by population groups of' income from contl'ibutions for· 1-942- <:::ouncil operation, Income fr.om. ateas- where Council participates Income from areas . in Commuμity Chest where Council does not participate Total i Chest Supplementa!JI' in. Chest al!Oclt'tion· contributions Communities of 5~r ............................................. .$ ~---·----,---~ 31 6" .:?.;)..,, !./ J. $ "::'.\ II StY.·41 ~· , vi .") ~--~ I I " " lQ0,000, to 500,000: .......... ~ " " 25,000· " 100;000: ............................. , ..... " " 10,000 " 25,000 ..................................... " " 2,500 " 10,000 .................................... " under 2,500 and open country .................. .:l S/'3,~ C) ::t 513.. . ~ 0 ' , $ $ $ $ TOTAL ........................... ~~63 ~;3 3!t 0 35'.J3 *Did Chest approve? Yes _ . No _ / ') ( Checli one). Funds for the 1943 budget outlined on preceding page ~ been raised. . NOTE~If funds not :yet :aise?, state plan~ for s~cur~ng fun~s here ?v~Ct"tA.'?JJJ .. ,,1 ~"U-~1.-t..~..A.4 .~I r#l,A, .. 1,.-~.J ~t;:4A.,)>'t .. 4·t"{. 4f'~ :t,. 194.;L'tJ. Assets, 12-31-42 Current-Cash on hand and in bank $11$9 e:,,?J I *Fixed-Real Estate Unpaid Pledges 3 r ~ 93. l-lf Camp Equipment Supplies for Resal'e Office Equipment Securities Automobile TOTAL/f/{'C/ 0. I 0 *Present Value Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-42 Operations-Accounts and Bill's Payable$ -.~ S)"".J II QJ Notes.Payable Capital-Accounts and Bills Payable Notes Payable Mortgages $ ~3. ,2..S"O .oo .'3, i.W"". oc 0, OD0.6C\ $·------'·",·r-". ··}-- 0 0 TOTAL3 $"~],) 0 TOTAL._ ___0 _... R~u~~~~~mmM~~--------'------------------------- Signed-~---------. Chr. Finance Committee ~--- ..<G""-r-- ' _ _.,.-...;,.-:.,. . ( ~-} ,.,,,--· ,;1'V .... r- --~~ ......... --~~~f "' \ ·tp· ' -...j \_,_) ...) c· '\ \ ' \..,J ... i ~.,f. 'S:S:: ~-- '\, c ~ "" " if~ ..,__.J c ....5;..\ " ' ('b ;-·· {\ (AJ v, ' 0 ,,,.:::=:..: .... ~:. __ \. ( ;· '' ,.,. i , .• ~~ :;, f ~ l> <?-- ~ ~JX) C) 0 ~- -·- \ \ \j} ) ? 1. .. \· r, ) ,;:/ <--"'. \· ·~ . ' .. ' ,, '\. \ \ { 1;· ! ~~ ·- 't~· p 1( n Ur ....... OJ 11--.. ,>~) ., c""'!\o,. r-· (;"; ......_ -..J Cv v --- \ ! .. J ) ?-· ih '· /"' ' \ ('"" c "--) c ~ ('" :.;'" rC... r ~ ' ~~ I '-.J '; 6(7 ....... {__::, ' ( \ t- \ ' \ ' \ __,..,_..5• \.)'-..) "-· ("" . ..,,.-- \ _) ()."2> ..,..._ ~,- L ..? ' , .... \)- (~ V11, \ -- ~ -~ ~ LV ~~ Q-. .,. ' ) 'r, U\ ) () t~ ,- \ \ ... c., r .... CX:.) Lf\ y c 0 c) '· ~...::. ~ (---~ _,- ··t: '-C: ,4~ .. · .. V\ 0 < ..) (' ,,,,_ Q ~ ( --- I ( \ ... ,. ,.> ·~ .z ''-, l\ "'· \ -1 -:::r r- \ •1'r) (-...h., -::ii ·;::) ~' \J ·~) p 0 (~ ' ~c:" " ~j ----r-... ~ ~ -- """ fl \ \ ~· Q -· .:; .. <..) . ._ ;:).-;;. ~'"'"~ '-:~ ..J) ·~ .. :J ·-:< ;:\. '· -~) ~-t \ ~{ .,,, 0/J> (::;id ~:.t c ' .J r\) ¢0 VJ \ .\ ;_,q ~ --:: ·-- ._(-'. ~-l l " .-.:; ' ., I i ('j CJ • ':/} 0 '~'lo I '•.{') \ \ ~ ~ r! 'I ;,~;~d ~-- \.i) c:;-· o-· ·s- I •< "':.{ ~ (~ \ .l.. ,~ "~ ..( { q__ \. ,_ i:----... "lo • ._) .. "''') '('~ -.J (\J ' C<'. ,.., y " ; (j'i ;;.. J _/ -....; .;) ... _( 8 ,.-.....~ .) ---._:-~_.;' -- ~ ·u "\; --...... .. ... _j \ ('{~~ ~ \ ' ! 1.J} l (\ ·i ~~:...J r- J •,,~~ i • j 1 ,~~ ... 'I n w"./ 4'· \ ...... ''.>;:: () i .......... -..._ ,-( '..._'. '\ . i -- ' ! ·c& '/ / \ ~ ('\ <::Y: r~-- \ i, . .({ -.]'- \ l, r '. \ ) ~· I rr~ ... I . :::::i r·-- \ • 1 0- ("() \ rn '\ \ ---,.r": . ,/\ . "-' I ....... _ I r- j {._,t_ .... ·-.... .... :..., ('if"' -..: _:l ~/ -.J// ~ \ -· r\. 1) ·--., ;y C(. ~~J- .. ~-. Form 0·689D·80001142 REPORT OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE-1942 REGION No,_S° _ ___,, Name of Councit._ __ f'""""""H....._._l=C ..... l<=-AL.&....>S ..... D'""""""w __ ~_. _tJ_,11"--'W~C~· ,,_/L~1 --1'~·-S~· ...._B.~· ··_.._,...._'ft-'-. c:.• _. · _ COtrNCii., No . ..758 Headquarters City /~ l/?MIPHI .)"' State ~Nl'Ye RECORD OF YEAR-ROUND CAMPING-JAN. 1 to DEC. 31, 1942 Based on the statement in "Camping Policies" on "Council Supervision of the year-round Camping Program of the Troops," please state below the number of Troops as of December 31, 1942 you consider are in Groups 1 and 2: (See Bulletin No. 5 of the "Chief Scout Executive," March 31, 1939.) SI GROUP 1: Number of Troops with an effective Camping Program ......................................... .Troops (Adequate year-round outdoor program averaging one outing feature each month.) 2: A: Number of Troops doing some camping but not up to the standard of Group 1 :;;o .......................................... Troops B: Number of Troops doing NO camping ........... ff..~ ....... Troops TOTAL ABOVE GROUPS (Check with Org. and Ext. Committee report, "Total Troops, Dec. 31, 1942") . ..... . ../. .. :?.. . ../. ...... Troops ESTIMATE NUMBER of SCOUTS having NO CAMPING in 1942: ....................... ..... QQO .................... Scouts. This is valuable in measuring the job to be accomplished, and for the information of the Local Council as well as the Home Office. Obviously this estimate must be based on a report from Troops at the end of the year. *Troops=Troops, Ships, Neighborhood Patrols Explorer Troops, Tribes, Membership, June 30, 1942 was ... ./.~J. ...... Troops*, .. "b{J. .. J...~ ...... Scouts. "Total belongiiig during the year":.!/.,f. .. t..,.':!:..scouts (*5) Rover Crews YEARLY SUMMARY COUNCIL SUPERVISED CAMPING Included in Yearly Summary are: Include Tours, Cruises, Camporees, Agricultural Service Camps, etc. Council-wide Camporee .. ~$.' Scouts Do Not Include Scouts from other Councils District Camporees Scouts .................. Long Short Agricultural Service Camp Scouts Term (*1) Term (*2) ...... ........... A. CHARTERED TROOPS Sea-Scout Rendezvous .................. Scouts I. On Council Site Tours Outside Council ,. ... .............. Scouts 1. Number of Troops..·-··--·-- ./ :z v " " .. Scouters .................. 2. Number different Scouts ......... Uj. lt 4-S.t'" Number of Tours . ................. Tours 3. Number Troop Scouters ............ '2- z 7'i Philmont .. . .............. Scouts 4. Number Scout Days (*3) ...... 12-0 10, 18 4 " Scourers . ................. II. Off Council Site Plan to have Philmont trip in 1943: Yes ......... ; No.X. .. 1. Number of Troops ..... -................ ' I I Total Negro Scouts, June 30, 1942 .:IP. 7..k: Scouts 2. Number different Scouts. ...... ~ '),.t./ /4/ Negro Scouts in Long Term Camps ... ./../..:;,~ Scouts 3. Number Troop Scouters. .......... ~ l.. Separate Camp for Negro Scouts Yes .. X,.; No ...... .. 4. Number Scout Days (*3) ..... l "t, ~ !d_-2- PROMOTION B. PROVISIONAL TROOPS Summer Camp promotion chiefly by Troops ...... ; direct with Scouts X I. On Council Site Have plan for advising Troops on all-year camping 1. Number different Scouts ..... __ 4-1--1 program, using "Troop Camping Objectives," etc. Yes ......... ; No .. .X... 2. Number Scout Days (*3) ............ /../-1 ~ '1 k- Earning and Saving for camp promoted in Troops: Yes ......... ; No)~. II. Off Council Site Short term camping reports by Troops are secured: Yes ......... ; No ... i.( 1. Number different Scouts ............ PROGRAM 2. Number Scout Days (*3) ............ 1942 Outdoor program incliided the following:· (Check) c. TOTALS /4-b 9\ Senior CampingX ... ; Cub "Outings" (on family, den or pack I. Number different Scouts (*4) 1-/. 5S- basis) .. )\; Winter Camp)(.; Sea Scout Cruises)( .... ; Vacation II. % of Membershi2 (*5) ........... -.. ! .s';'l.. '4'1.1 Day Camps ................... III. Number Scout Days (*3) ......... _(J;" l '"" 0 , ~49."J_ Summer Camp on Troop and Patrol basis: Yes.X.;No ......... (*1) Camping periods of six days or more should be reported under Long-Term. ( *2) Camping periods of less than six days and not less than overnight should be reported under Short-Term. ( *3) A Scout Day is twenty-four hours or less including overnight. (The classification Scout Days is utilized here in order that the volume of camping can be related to the number of individual Scouts participating. This will indicate the average number of days each Scout is camping. The Local Council effort should be to increase the number of camping days per Scout as well as to increase the number of Scouts camping.) (*4) The total on this line is different Scouts camping during the year. It will not necessarily equal the sum of the attendance in the four previous classifications. (Estimate if necessary.) · · . (*5) In computing the percentage of Long-Term Camping for the year, divide the nu:inber of different Scouts camping by the June 30 membership. In computing the percentage in Short-Term Camping for the year, divide the number·of different Scouts ct.roping by the "Total Belonging During the Year" membership. The "Total Belonging" equals the "Number on record at the Beginning of the Year" plus the "New During the Year" plus Scouts separated prior to 1942 and re-registered in 1942. This should agree with Scout figure in first table on page 3, Section IV of Charter Application. 1942 FINANCIAL STATEMENT-CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL Council budget appropriation for camping Capital Expt.'nse $.·--···-···---- Expenditures for Budgeted Capital Outlay $ • .2;)·0.f..:t. b if Capital Bills outstanding not included $___ Q..._ OPERATING RECEIPTS: From Camper fees ................................... _ .•..... $.J/1...4.8. . ._.f/..8. From other sources (Canteen etc.) ...... $ ...... Je:.1.'I..~ .. 'J:::.~ Total above items ·····-···-····-····-····-···-·-····-····-····-·-····· OPERATING EXPENSE For Food by Council --···-·······-·······-···-····-·-··-·-----··· For Transportation by Council ---······-·--··-·-·······-·-·-····-·· For Salaries and Wages ·········--·······-····-·--··········-·······-·-····-·-·· $ .. ~,.4.~ i-•. 1.J $__1_!lL 7.9 $ ..... l._4:_1.t...£J *(Enter this figure in Finance Com. report, Col. 2) For Income producing sources (canteen, etc.)·-··········· $ .... '-·---····-·-···· Original Budget appropriation for Camp Operation...... $ ............. 0 ... ~·-·f""(, Other Operating Expenditures --·-··-····-·-·-·-····-·-·····-····-·· $ .. J.Lfl~IJ.,J .. !. Total Receipts ·····-·········--·-·-··-·······-·-·-·-.. -··········(A) $ ... ~ .. 1 ...... 8............ Total of above Expenditures ··-····-····-··········--·······-··-···-·-·· $.·-·-··---·-·-···- Operating Balallce (A llilB~..er Deficit (B -A)................ $ ........ Af:fi.1-1..9'5 Bills outstanding not included above __ ............................. $ ..... :::: ... .:...::_..= J. Total Operation Expense ····················-·-·-····-····-··(Bl, $ ... !d;.J..J. .. ,..!..Lt.f Camp accounts (were) ~) audited on ..•.... ~ ........ : ... 3c.o.~ .. J'.1.~?.'.'.'.: .................... -........... 194 ...... , b?.4.°,..Jm~~A .. f.1'.~~,,R ... ~.Flib!ic Accountants· CAMP NAME I I I PHYSICAL FACILITIES (List only changes since December 31, 1941) CONTROL* I VALUATION I Used I -----J ----------- year Land Bldgs. Equipment around I' I I I Type of Camp*• * State, whether site is: (1) Owned by Council (if mortgaged or other indebtedness state amount), (2) Leased (state from whom and length of term), (3) Rented from year to year (state amount of rental), (4) other (describe). ** State whether site is used for (1) Long•term, (2) Short•term, (3) Wilderness Camp, etc. Were plans for any of the above submitted to the Camping and Activities Service, Engineering Service, or He.alth and Safety Service for advice and help? · Please specify ...................................... ·-····-····-····-····-················-····-··········-····-····-··-······-····-··············-···-····-····-.. ··-····-····-· .. ·-····-····-··········-····-···· .. ··········-····--···········-····-·-··········································-····-···--·······-- / PERSONNEL Camp ~irector ·-··-=!.±~.B../i:. .. !ef.. ...... W.. .... -T:f..!J. .. W...f£b.b._._. ________ .............. Did he have Camp Director's commission? ..... fY..Q ............................................................. If more than one camp is operated-list additional directors b,~lq~ . .. State,if they hold Camp Director's commissions. -::r: .. 11 , .t:j.er.::1vr::·NA l'~ .~ ( 1 ·/i ~,'~.A~i/sTAFF Na, Number on central Camp Staff~ ............... O .. '.?.:: ........................ How many are registered Scouters? ............ .J.J ..................... How many Adults (over 21)? ..•.•.. f'.'.:~~=-·-····· Number of Provisional Troop Staff? ...................................... Of these, how many are registered Scouters? .............................. How many Adults (over 21) ? ....... ·-·-····-·····--····· How many are older ScoutsL._ • .J ... 9, ................. How many have no previous Scouting connection? .... ·-··--~·········-············ NAME APPRAISAL OF CENTRAL CAMP ST ~FF Camp Position I Scouti'!g I Age j Connection Would you Re· appoint? If not• l Exe. QUALITY OF SERVICE Good ] Aver. I Fair I Poor f Number of I Weeks on Staff Rate of Pay Per Week (If necessary, attach sheet with names and appraisal under headings above.} • If you would not recommend reemployment, send in full particulars. Further comments: .... - ... -.. ····-····-····-····-····-····-··········-·······-·-·-·-·-·······-·············"····-····-···-····-····-··········-··········-····-····-····· Date ..J.-r.~.1~Y...: ..... !..~ . .'J..1. ............... __ 195f.,Z (Signed) ··-····-······-··--···-·-····-·-·-·-·-····-····-·-···-····--·-····-··-.. ·····-····-····- .. ·-··········-····-··········-····-····-····-·········-····-····-····-··········-····-····---.................................. - ... ·-·-···-····---···-··-····--·-····-····-····-·-··---· Chairman, Camping and Activities Committee Scout Executive Street-·-····-····-····-····-· .. ·----····--·-··--·-···-·--····-····-·········-· .. ·-····-····-····· Note: Attach copies of camp bulletins, reports, special program features, photos, etc. City .......... ·-····-······--····-··-····-··········-····-·-·--·State..-......... --·--~···-···-··--· NOTE: Civic Service and Special Events arecovered elsewhere in 'the Council report. Form 0-539E-30001142 /¢":;)··· ( fft:::·' -..,_,_-~-" .. REPORT OF LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE-1942 NAME OF COUNCIL ........... e..lf..f..~fl.h..~lf.ft.tl.. ....... ~.~J//::f...~f~~ ......... ~ .... ;)_., .. f;,_ .... ...f .. N...C..~ ................................................ . Region No ........ ~ .......... .. HEADQUARTERS CITY ....................... M...li.M./?!.H.f.. .. ~ .............................................................. .STATE ......... LF.;_l.Y../Y.., ................................. . Council No .. §...$.ll. ... .. RESULTS IN BASIC TRAINING* As of December 31, 1942, we have accomplished the following toward providing all of the key leaders of our registered units with BASIC TRAINING•: Leaders and Assistants (not Committeemen) with INTRODUCTORY TRAINING ("Fundamentals of the Boy Scout Movement" or Total "Elements of Scout Leadership-Part I") Number registered 12/31/42 ......... ,) .. '.1. . '.g ............... ;N umber with Introductory Training ..... J. 23... ............... ; Per cent ,?..~. . 1.. ..4 . .... %; Objective 12/31/43 Per cent ......... ~.!!... ........... %. UNITS HA YING a LEADER with BASIC TRAINING• Number Have completed Objective Number Number having a Objective registered Basic Training• 12/31/43 registered Leader with Training 12/31/42 Num6er % % Numoer 12/31/43 12/31/42 % % Scoutmasters . '. ·;;,,, ; ~· ,5;' 1 6, ~() Troops l .. ,1. ,-, ") I L'·) !:,~· .. 7 l; 7J> ' /,,, ~:, c;:. '.; 145"" J-0 Neigh'd Patrols ' Assistants f Li v' ·~ Cubmasters ') L 0 ?J# 4-o Packs :2 id, t '~J~ 4-L ::>o - i Assistants !,~ ~. ...~ ~ ~n i,,S- Neigh'd Dens Ships and CJ (~ ~ .... 5:) &.o .:c;~ SS' ~o Skippers ~-:: .... S. S. Patrols , Mates .. ' ·;t,~, Exp. ~ ...a.od Patrols A Explorer Leaders Rover Crews Assistants Air Squadrons Rover and Air Scout Leaders Assistants TOTALS "BASIC TRAINING means completion of the appropriate trammg as follows: 1. Scoutmasters and Assistants-Scoutmasters Course or Elements of Scout Leadership, Parts I and II, or former equivalent 2. Cubmasters and Assistants-Elements of Cub Leadership · 3. Skippers and Mates-Skippers Course or Elements of Seascout Leadership 4. Explorer Leaders and Assistants-Explorer Leaders Course 5. Rover and Air Scout Leaders and Assistants-I, 3, or 4 above UNITS WITH LEADERS TRAINED IN OUTDOOR WORK STATUS 12/31/,~2 OBJECTIVE 12/31/43 a. Troops having at least one leader with training in Camping-course in "Troop Camping", or "Elements of Scout Leadership-Part III"-(Short Term Camping). b. Sea Scout Ships and Patrols having at least one leader with training in "Sea Scout Camping and Cruising". COMMISSIONERS :W-ITH TRAI~~NG / / a. Number registered Commtsstoners ..... ., ..... 1.,/.... ............... . b. Have completed a Commissioners' Training Course. c. Have Basic course for Unit Leaders, but not Commissioners' Course. LEADERS WITH SCOUT EXPERIENCE a. Had Scout Experience starting with Tenderfoot Rank. Number .......... ~.~;,, .. :(, .. Percent .................... ? ... . Number Percent .......... J ... f~ ... . Number ....... J;f. ............. .. ;/..~· Percent ............................ .. "'t· Number .......... (:} .............. . s~o Percent ............................. . Number ....... Jl.£ .... .. Percent ....... ~ .. 2.J. ...... .. The above information and that on the reverse side represent our Training Report for 1942 and our plans for 1943. ... .............~ . Q. ... . .............. '±0. ..... :. ..............7.....~ 'k-. ... .. SIGNED ..................................................................................................................................................................................... Chairman, Leadership Training C:ommittee DATE .................................................................. SIGNED ..................................................................................................................................................................... SCOUT EXECUTIVE 1942 TRAINING RECORDS AND 1943 OBJECTIVES "FUNDAMENTALS OF THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT," the Introductory Training Session for all leaders of Scouting-Council and District officers as well as unit leaders. During 1942 this Council conducted this session ......... 7, .............. . times with ....... J..." .. ~ .. leaders receiving the training. Approximately the following percent of leaders have completed this Introductory Training or its previous equivalent. Council Members .... .' ........ ./.. .............. %; Board Members ................ ~ ................ % ; District Committeemen .............. O ............. % ; Commissioners ........ 4.-,:?. ............. % ; Merit Badge Counsellors ............. ./.. .............. %; Troop and Pack Committeemen .............. }. ...... , ...... %. 1942 1943 No.of No.of CHECK COURSES Courses Conducted Certificates PLANNED Issued District Council District Council BASIC Scout!llasters' Course lo II x CERTIFICATES AND TRAINING Elements of Cub Leadership .::)_ -<" "', x A WARDS -1942 Skippers' Course x· 1. ~~::::te~~-~~~~~~~-~e~ving Explorer Leaders' Course (Do not include Introductory Sessions) 2. Training A wards issued 3-: Air Scout Leaders' Course x Scoutmasters' Keys ................. ·-·-z ........ -....... OUTDOOR Troop Camping x Scouter's Training Awards .............................. Skipper's Keys.-......... 3 ...................................... TRAINING Short Term Camping (Elements III) TOTAL ... __ :........... ...f:>-.. 0. ... -... - ...... Sea Scout Camping and Cruising I I ::;_ UNIVERSITY COURSES OTHER Health and Safety )( The following Courses. have been con- TRAINING Standard First Aid :L 3i ducted in Colleges, Seminaries, etc., located in this Council. These Courses and Certificates issued are included in the Principles of Scout and f Part I Council totals. Cub Leadership Part II Name of No. Ce_rti- Colle~ Credit Commissioner's Course x School Courses licates Yes No Emergency Service (Leaders) 3 S-3 x Messenger Service (Leaders) Pack Organization Troop Organization Merit Badge Counselors Troop Committeemen Advanced Certificate x x x x Other Courses r~ II TOT AL COURSES AND CERTIFICATES -· THE TRAINING COMMITTEE AND ITS OPERATION Membership of the Council Leadership Training Committee consis;s of.. ........... / .. D .......... men and includes ............... l:::: ............ District Representatives and ................ 3. ........... .members-at-large. · 3 D' . f h'ch ., h D' . T . . C . The Council has........................... 1stncts, o w 1 .......... 7.:::........ ave 1stnct rammg omm1ttees. Training Committee Meetings Held 1942: Council... ........ ~ ........ District... ...... Q ............ . The Council ~ses volunteer course directon or instructors in the following courses (check v) : Scoutmaster .......... )( ................ ., Elements of Cubbing ............ X ................. , Skipper.. ........................... ., Camping ...... X. .............. ., Health and Safety ....... LC ............. ., Principles ............... X ............... Other Courses ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... .. The Committee and Executive Staff have given these course leaders special instruction through the following (.check v) : Faculty Courses or Institutes ................................... ., Personal Conferences ........... ~ ................. , Regional Institutes for Trainers ........ ).( .................. .. Does the Committee have available a training inventory which indicates, by Districts, the key leaders with and without training? Yes .......................... ., No ....... ~ ......... . Training in 1942 was conducted largely on a District basis·----................. .,. Council basis ....... X ... -- ..... .. Form 0-539F-30001142 ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY (Scouts-not badges) Get this information from perpetual Inventory (Form No. 4102D, 41020 and 41028). Tenderfoot* Second Class* First Class* Total Scouts* Star Life Eagle Sea Scout.s: Apprentice Ordinary Able Total Explorer Scouts: 1st Honors 2nd Honors Total Total Dec. 31, 1941 ~g/ /tl-0 L96 '2-9~~· 1-33 J68 ?L b3 ~ "" ..p...,,,, 0C/ ;& D I /cf •• Qualified Net Enrolled During Separated Dec. 31, 1942 During i942 1942 1111 161' Jf/{) fio ._. ..?.., '10/ 5"51 lB 'l 716 ~.51 'l51l /~97 5JJ5 )7<fl ... r)' 11-9 197 /;5)- 8 :s /17- // ,, ?8' .t;"'J ,/ i /'7 !;> Jd2 ~) 15~ J I ~ J 0 I 0 I 'fco v~ ~4- 153 ').--- 1& f) /°)/· JI() .-5 ~· 0 0 oZ MERIT BADGE RECORD Indicate below the number of each of the Merit Badges earned during the year 1942 Do not Credit Second Class Scouts with First Class Badges I-Aerodynamics ........................... ,, ...... 1......... 59-lnterpreting ....... .. a I .. . 2-Aeronautics* .............................. 5 1..... 60-Journalism .. . I .. 3-Agriculture* ..................................... :. . 1. ........... 61-Landscape Gardening .... ·.·..·...• .· d. •:. . :··ll·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·. 4-Airplane Design .................. ............ ............ 62-Leathercraft* 5-Airplane Structure* ................ l ............ 63-Leather Work* ... If I 6-An$ling ...................* ... ..................... :4., .....1 ... 64-Life Saving....... . •. I . ~=~~::~ I.~~.~.5.t.?.'. ...... ::::::::::::::: ::::1 :::::::::::: ~~=~~~~!::~ship .. :::: . :1.: I ... : ... ib=~~~i·t·~~~~~.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::M) :::::~::: ~~=~~~~:~:~i·D~~wing. :::::11:1. ·: l:::::~f g=~:~~~~~Y .. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::D. ::::::::::: ~b=~~~~~*Work* ·::::1 :,::l:::J?. 13-Automobiling ........................... "': ..... 1. 71-Nut Culture .. 1... 1 ....... ~.. :·· 14-Basketry* ....................................... :: . ., ....... :.... 72-Painting* ..... .. .I .. l«f . 15-Bee Keeping* .............................. : 1 ..... 4 . 73-Pathfinding* ..... .Ii;~ 16-B7ef Production* ............................. : ... 74-Personal Health* ..... H'j .. I ... ~ 17-Bird Study ................................. .... :.. . P!f ........... 75-Photography* .... .. .. •.. ...· .·.·. .. ]I .......... ·.;..;:. . . 18-Blacksmithing* ............................. 9. .::1.. 76-Physical Develop. 19-:-Bookbinding* ............................ , .. ~.:..... 77-Pigeon Raising . . $P· 1 .. ~~~-•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••·•~!:. .• .~.•.' i~~1~~~:~i~~~ ~a1 ~ 25 C ~ ~ .-.~ ~23=~~bnl~-~nTue~irh_.c·~~::::::.. ~ .-.'.~'.~.'..~.·.::.·~.·.:. ~ .., .·. · 1 - arpentry .................................. ~1 1·..· .· .:·.·.·. ........ ............ . 26-Cement Work* ............................ :.... ............ 84-Pub~ic Speakmg .:.. . J .. 3. I.... . 27-Chemistry ..................................... ~ ............ 85-Rad10 .............................. l .. '11'• .. . 28-C~ti:us Fruit Culture ............ .. fll ........... 86-Read~ng* . . ............... · ).t .... ~. 29-C!Vlcs ............................................ ............ ............ 87-Reptlle Study:... ................ ..,.fl .. I .......... .. 30-Coin Coll7cting .......................................... 88-Rocks and Mmerals ................. , .. 1 .......... .. ------·i---,...----..--.-~tl..-~/,--1i 31-Cont~rvat10n ........................... 166 .............. ~~-~~win} ... ~-} lfi .. i:t•+(r Bobcat 3/.o),. 4J41U... : .~ r/j.d 32-Coo mg .. : ...... ; ............................., 1 ............ 91=. S~l=:~a.n~_hip.. ............................ :··.·;1:·. ·.·1·.·. ·........ .. Cubs T 33--Corn Farming ..................... ........... ............ .. ....... mJ Wolf*** 1i:, 7 ';!""{ -13 34-Cott?n ~arming................ .. .. 1.1........... 92-Scholarship ····· ............ 1 ........ . 35-Cychng .... .. ..................... I ...... 3. 93-Sculpture .··· . .... . ··3-.. 1... ... .. Bear*** ) 7 0 /!5 / ?--- 36-Dairying* . . .... .. .. ........ , .. .. 94-Seamanship .......... 1 ..... . Lion*** / ) '/ 37-Dog Care .. ... . . . I . ... 95-S~eep _Farming* . . .......... , ... 1 ........ . 38-Dram~t~cs . ... . .... • 1... . 96-Signalmg. .. ..... 1 ............ 1 ..... . Total Cubs ~)b vf-i.?< fq/) ~:.30 ~~=~~::~~e;,·:. · ... ... . :a· :.·:t:· ~~=~~!r~~~~g~~~~~* .. :::::: .... :3: .. 1 .... .. Cub membership Dec. 31, 1942, included: 41-Farm Layout* .;,1"! I 99-Stalkmg · f .1 ... . ,20. q ). ~ 7 /?o 42-Farm Mechani~~ . . . .. 1· #.f ... ..... 100-Stamp. Collecting ~ I ... 9 yrs. old ............. 10 yrs. and .. · ,dl yrs.# 43_F~rm Rec_or~s . G 1.. ........ 101-Sur_veyii;ig ........ I *NOTE: Include all Scouts including 2nd and 44-F:nger Pn?t~ng ................... ·. "171· · l02-Swu_nmmg ······· I 1st class having Merit Badges. 45-F:rema~ship .... .. .9 .... 103-Taxi~ermy ....... .. .. \ .. f.I ........... . Check "Total Scouts" in 4th column with Org. and 46-First Aid . .. .:~·9 .. 104-Textiles · ....... ;f.. I ..... .. Ext. Committee report, Total Scouts 12/31/42. 47-First Aid to Animals* . ...1 .......... 105-Weather* , __ . I .... 11-Q . **Net separated, not promoted.· Compute these 48-Forestry . ........................ .. .... I.. .. 106-Woodcarving* . . . I f· I figures from Form 4102D as follows: 49-Foundry Practice.. . ....... f ... I........ 107-Wood Turning ........... ,"' .. lf9 .. J. Tend. Col. 4 minus difference between Cols. 2 and 32 50 F "t Cult * 4t \ 108 Wood Work I ;m. \ 2nd CL-Col. 8 minus difference between Cols. 3 and 6 - rm . · ure · .... ... - ... ~:· .. ::" .. '"·"w ... I. ~· · · and higher ranks similarly from corresponding columns. 5 l-Gardenmg* · · .. I ....... · l09-Zq~t"~:~~ ... :::; ;;;-.:~· .... . 41 ... I Same procedure for Cubs and Sea Scouts using Forms 52-Grasses, Legumes and I Total . ..2J60 1 1 585 4102C and 4102S. Forage Crops ....... ' . I lfll ===========Cf====== ***Include all Gold and Silver Arrows in total 53-Ha_n?icraft* · A. \.. (Organizer Awards 1942) for each Cub Rank. 54 H k "" I \ #I 1 d · h 11 h 55 --Hi m&g p. k.. p ·d *.. .. 1 .... 1 .... , .. M.B. Counselors in Council ') ,./.). f_..i nc 1:1 e_ w1t yrs. t. ose 12 years or over who may og or ro . . .. . 6. . :a· ; be contmumg temporanly as .Cubs pending enrol· 56-Hor_semanship* ................... f .. I... ~ .... 1 . *Badges open to Second Class S'Couts. ment as Scouts. Check total of three ages with Org. 6 and Ext. Committee report, Total Cubs 12/31/42. 57-Indian ~ore · · · ............. · ... · · ..... Signed 58-Insect Life ................................. !............ ............ Chr. Advancement Committee ·Form 0-639A-30001142 This copy for National Office D ; Regional Office D ; Local Office J8l. · (Check appropriate box on each copy.) TRANSMITTAL SHEET Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter Region No._..,£ _____ _ Council No. 5 S'fl NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. -----·--·--- DO NOT WRITE HERE Charter Fee $. ______ _ Quota. _________ _ Scouter Fees. _______ _ Tota._ _________ _ Attached is the application of the ______ ~ _ .._l{.,_..l_t!!.=--/C<..=.A ......... _,,~"'-·Lf}"--=-W-=----------------------Council, --fl1"-"-..,.,,.~=-M~.._P.~W~/~~"'"'"·--------'~&=N~~IV~•'----'for renewal of charter for the year beginning July 1, 1943, together with reports as called for. Headquarters City, State Supplementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following: (If any of the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expected on the line marked "Date") Note: Items No. 1, 6, 7 and 8 should accompany application, and No. S if possible. 1. Charter Fee 2. Payment of Quota 3. Scouter Fees 4. 2J.- Scouter Applications (No.) Yes or No JIE.\i Yes or No 5. Audit Report for 1942 Yes Yes or No 6. Scout Executive's Report for 1942 Y~:; Yes or No 7. Civic Service Report for 1942 Yes or No 8. Program and Objectives for 1943 9 R t r is enclosed . ose ~·~---------------- Date was mailed, ___________ ~------- Date $ 1:r:.oo Date Date ~- '!lo,19~.,,., o"llte Signe"''------.::----:=-------Scout Executive ee;ip'YJ Form 0-539G-30001142 ------- REPORT OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE-1942 Name of Council.. ....... ~.1/..1.t. .. KRJ..fi.W. ........ e..()J! .. !.f...~l."'.1 .... h..., .. S., .. B. .... .L.N(; ........ . Region No. . . . 6. .... . Council No. ~.?,.8 .. . Headquarters City ..................... trJ./t.M.P/tf .. ~,, ............................................... State ... I..~.N/Y,,, .. The following report presents the activities and accomplishments under the direction of this Committee during the year 1942, covering the three major aspects of our Health and Safety program, i.e., Protection, Education and Service. 1. The membership of this Committee includes...... .. ... X ... District Health and Safety Chairmen and the following tec,P.nical experts, as checked: Safety ...... X ....... ;Public Health .... ~ ...... ; Medicine . X .. ; Aquatics ............ ; Fire Prevention.'X .......... ; Firearms .... .fr ....... ; First Aid .... J( ... ; Emergency Service . ,?-f.. .. ; Farm Safety .............. ; Mountaineering .... .. 2. During 1942 the meeting places oL ...... .. 0 ......... of our Troops and other units ... 0. . % ) were inspected under the direction of this Committee. Standard inspection form No. 1153 was not used. w.- 3. During 1942 an inspection of the Council camp ~ made by the Committee with ......... 7 ............ members participating . ...... O. ........ Troop Camps; off the Council campsite, were held during the year, of which ....... O. ....... were inspected by the Committee. 4. Procedures to insure that all carriers used for the transportation of Scouts on Scouting activities were in proper condition for such uses, with adequate insurance coverage, h~ot been in effect during 1942. 5. The plan for medical examination of new Scouts is in effect in ......... O ........... of our Troops ( ...................... %) Form No. 1154 · is !lot used . .. 6. Pre-camp medical examination is required for all who attend the Council camp as checked: Scouts .... ).c" ... , Camp Leaders . .. :r.{ . ..... ; Food Handlers ...... ~ ....... Form 952 and 952A ~ used. are Recheck of Scouts, Leaders and Food Handlers ~t made by a medical doctor after arrival at camp. lS 7. .. ...... Q ........ .Training courses in Health and Safety were given by this Council during the year with .... 0 ...... different Scourers having completed the course. 8. We have an Emergency Service Corps of Senior Scouts with .......... .. ,IL.{ ......... qualified members. (J. A .,J.r• We ~&'- a Mobilization Plan. J:mve 9. All cases of serious or fatal accidents or illness involvins Scouts, Scourers, or guests incident to Scouting activities in this Council during 1942 have been promptly reported to the National Council, with the following exceptions with reasons ....................... .. .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. ................................................................................................................................................................... ~ ................................................................................................................................................ . 10. We have cooperated with the following local Health and Safety agencies in their activities ........................................................................ .. ~;:~~=i=:~~~::~:=_,lf~l ~~•'<• a) Complete organization of Committee including all technical experts and chairmen of District Health and Safety Committees ............ X, ................. . b) Medical examination of new Scouts in all Troops .. . ............ , or in .... .f.Li) ....... % of our Troops. c) Program of Inspection as checked: Troop and other unit meeting places . X ..... ; Council and Troop Camps ... )( . ....... , AH transportation equipment .................... ; Sea Scout watercraft .... ).\ ................ . d) Emergency Service Corps ......... ).( .. ...... with. .. .... qualified members by December 31; Mobilization Plan ......................... .. 'V (! e) Training Courses in Health and Safety ........ "" ........... (No. of courses ..... , ................... ). Signed ................................................................................................................................................ Chairman, Health and Safety Committee - 00 4. This Council has accepted its quota of $.,;:,.l>O.::::-: ......... for the year 1943, and agrees to pay it to the treasurer of the National Council as follows: in full herewith, $ ........................... ; in .............. k: ............. equal payments of $.7.-~o.:.~ ..... each during the months of.. ....................... hJll.:J. ...... A.M:lJ. ....... N..:1J..r#': .. tr;;1A1J..f.:t..eff;.tf::~ ........................................................ ................................................................................................................. . . 5 .. Our t~tal outstanding i~debte~ness as of D~cember 31, _19~2, amounted to $:-.,,§. .. 1.?l.0. Of thi~,Jnt, $.J.S...7d.O. .. . 1s due the National Supply Service which the Council plans to liquidate by (date) ...... ~ ..... k..8. 1..! .. " ........ ........ through monthly payments of $ ................................. beginning.............................................................................................................. . 6. This Council requests that W~ the period July 1, 1943 to June 30, 1944 credit be extended by the Supply Service for an amount not to exceed $ .t.f..00. ... ~ ..... at any one time, and agrees to maintain the account on a thirty day basis. This Council was incorporated under the laws of this State in the year 19.~1. ... The corporate name is: ...................... ... ~H . f...C...K.IJ..fl.Bt .. W.. ...... ~O..U!.N.C..!../,,,u····/J...().:/.. ... .:5..f:..@M..7...J ..... ift..rP.. ... .. f/J.M.1;;,K..J..<rP..fJL .... t/!:/f.J:; .. , ......................................................... . III. ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION 1. This Council's membership record of total boys and men follows: "TOTAL BELONGING" DURING THE YEAR CUBS CUBBERS'~ SCOUTS SCOUTERS TOTAL BELONGING (See Note) During 1941 636 /; 1 il /' -u "'f _ ?(7t) /4 )i() 6 ~_.,.,·""'u r:.)::). During 1942 !.:~3 f' J&O </tbi /41q5 11 77 NOTE: For Cubs, Cubbers, Scouts, Scouters, (first 4 columns above) "Total Belonging" equals number on record at beginning of year, plus new during year, plus separated reregistered who were separated prior to 1942. For last column, use preceding formula and then deduct Cubs who became Scouts and Scouts who became Scouters. (Last column will not be sum of first 4 columns.) AS OF DECEMBER 31: CUBS CUBBERS* SCOUTS SCOUTERS TOTAL December 31, '1941 ~ g9 ~1~6 ~{)t//o -:!,,_~:;' 7 7 0 -··' December 31, 1942 ~36 I :!! ~.-:-; :::r I J ,,.., /{) '""' j'"! ... ~;;~_.f -~!~; .,..,,_r / < • ./ '°z •. )/I'!"°',.,... ....-- Objective ' , 1943 7 II IC.9 .Jl,Z7o I, I 8 t.f... \:..?~ 31./-- - t ' * "Cubbers" should include registered Den Mothers. 2. On December 3.4. 1942 we had .... ../,.5-f ........ .Troops which represent an Opportunity In~ that is, the opportunity for boys ~o be ~couts, of... ..... ; ... ~······· We prop~ ~o1 _increase o~r total number of Troop~ t~ ./. ..... ;r., ...... by December 31'. 19~:· thus mcreasmg our Opportumty Index to ............ t···'7°'.'.· .. ···· The highest 25% of the Councils m the country have an Opportuntcy Index of 4.8 or better. I 2~ /J In 1942 we organized .............. : ..... : ......... new Tyiops and Dropped and failed to reorganize .......... <P ........... Troops. 3. During 1942 we enrolled ..... /~bnew Scouts, giving us a Recruiting Index of. .... :;,9.t.f?.. ...... We propose to enroll /,. .. "t.o.0.0 ... new Scouts during 1943 for a Recruiting Index of.. . .. Q .. ;,, ... .. The highest 25% of the Councils in the country ·have a Recruiting Index of 45.0 or better. J")_tf r7 During 1942 we had a net dropped of... ......................... Scouts. 4. On December 31, 1942 we had ........ 2 .. b ......... Cub Packs and expect to increase this to .......... Z! Q ........ Packs by December 31, 1943. During 1942 we dropped and failed to reorganize ............ :2-f. ........... Cub Packs. 5. We enrolled .~1?. .. new Cubs during 1942, and expect to enroll .... 2..5.0 .... new Cubs during 1943. ( 6. During 1942 .... /./:0.. .. different Scouts reached a tenure of 4 years in Scouting. By 1943 we •expect.. . ./.C'.. CJ. Scouts will reach a 4-year tenure. rJ P, 7. On December 31, 1942 ........... ;: ..... d. ........ % of our Troops were operating on the Standard Troop Budget Plan. We expect to increase this to 8. 0 ...... % by the end of 1943. · 8. Approximately R.S: ..... % of our Scouts and ........... '1..0 ........... % of our Cubs as of December 31, 1942 had uniforms. 9. Boy Fact Survey was conducted in ........... ~ ................. Districts in 1942, in.. . .'2 ....... Districts in 1941. IV. CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES 1. During 1942 ..... ../.l.:/. ............ % of our Troops and ........ "t:.1..9. ........... % of our &outs were in ca.mp for at least one week under their own leadership. We expect to increase this to .......... ~ .............. % of our Troops and ........ ~ ........... % of our Scouts in 1943. 2. .. ...... J:::..7 ........... % of our Troops and .......... ../ .. £ ......... % of our Scouts had no camping experience (either short or long term camping) during 1942. (Check with corresponding figures in Camping and Activities Committee report.) 3. This Council promoted an Activities program in 1942 including the following, as checked: Boy Scout Week participation ........ <Zt .. 1L; Circus, or similar type .............................. ; Merit Badge Show .............................. ; Ca.mporee ...... , ... g,. ............ ; Mobilization ..................... , .... ; Agricultural Fair participation ........................ ; Vacation program in addition to Camping ..................... ., ....... ; Pilgrimages to histoi;ic s)lrines .............................. ; First Aid Demonstrations ....... ;Z,. .... ; Troop Special Events .. ;~ ,JJ.. ........ . NOTE: Please use the following symbols to indicate whether event is on a Coundl or District basis:-"C"-Council; "D"District; "N"-Neighborhood or Small Community; use any combination of symbols if several types are held. V. LEADERSHIP TRAINING. Because of the importance of training as a major responsibility and Local Council activity, provision is made this year for a separate report emphasizing the job that remains undone, a~ yvell as the job that has been accomplished, as also the objectives for 1943. This is done with the understanding that thespecial report on training will be presented to the Executive Board as a part of the Council's annual report. VI. ADVANCEMENT See separate report. VII. HEALTH AND SAFETY 1. To help assure suitable meeting places for our Troops and other units, .........'..(...)... ................. % of such meeting places were inspected during 1942. 2. In the interest of individual health, ......... 0.. ............. % . of our Troops are using the plan for medical examination of all new Scouts. 3. .. ...0 ............ of our S.c. outers complete.d t.r aining courses in Health andx S afety during 1942. 4. The Emergency Service plan is in effect in this Council including (Check) E. S. Corps ..... .X ........... ; Mobilization Plan ........... If not, it will be in 1943. (Check) E. S. Corps ............................. ; Mobilization Plan ............ : ................. . VIII. READING PROGRAM A. BOYS' LIFE To stimulate the use of BOYS' LIFE by all Scouts, we will help attain the National goal of "50% of all Scout membership as subscribers." 1. The Progress and Objective report showed we had .... j .. ~ •. ~ .... % of our Scouts subscribing to BOYS' LIFE for a total of ..... ~.:) .. ~ ...... subscriptions on December 31, 1942. 2: Anticipati?g a reas?nable increase. jn 1943 we h~ve. set a BOYS' LIFE objective of.. ....... ../.6... ...... % of our members as subscribers. ThlS will result m a total of ...... ~:t'./ .. O ... subscnpt1ons on December 31, 1943. B. GENERAL did l.· In 1942 this Council ~~ promote good reading. We used a.) Field Commissioner for reading: Yes. No )( ....... ; b.) Reading Committee: Yes ... X.,:: ...... ,No ......................... Committee had .......... 8. .......... members. 2. Reading has been promoted in ... ~ ... of our Districts by Field Commissioners: Yes.......... ., No ..... X or by ....... ft..g(.t,~;;_:~::!Jf..(;f. ...... ~.r!.:.$iPJ3J.C!C!!.C.C ...... ............................................................................................................................................................................................... . 3. In 1943 we plan to use a.) Field Commissioner: Yes....... . ....... ; No X ................... ; b.) Reading Committee: Yes ........... X.,_ ........... , No ..................... ; or............ . ............................... , ........................................................................................................................................................................... .. 4. ~ .... of our Troops ( ....... ~LY.'..%) have an organized program for stimulating good reading. 5. .. ....... '.k.0. ....... of our Troops ( ...... IJ ........ % ) have Troop libraries. c· 6. We have ....... '.':~ ............... Reading M. B. Counsellors. ~'orm 0-639-30001142 / REGION No ..... fj .... . COUNCIL No ... 8 ... . APPLICATION Jor RENEWAL of LOCAL COUNCIL CHARTER for the Year Beginning July 1, 1943 NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park A venue, New York, N. Y. The ....................... ~~-.-................................................................................... Council, Boy Scouts of Amei:l!l~ith (Name of Council) headquarters at. ........ S01 .... (lolllilll\1laa ... ~1 ... io.,.,. ... ~~-. ... f~!'Htee .............................................. . (Local Mailing Address) (City) . (State) and. having jurisdiction over (indicate entire Area) ....... .S.Wl.v-···~~i'f-t: .. f~.-.,,. .... h\e, ... . l1~la ... h~•tlS:lll.,. ... ~lB.J .... ~t .... C....._ •.... ~l:~ll •.... Ut .. ~la. .. lo~J .... 80 ................. . k~.f.. ... M.:f. ... ~~,,-~ ... ~~I'. ...... :~~ ...................... ................................................................. '. .............................. , ............ : ................. . hereby applies for renewal. of its charter for the year begiiining July 1, 1943. In justification of this application, the following summary of accomplishments and progress in 1942 and Objectives for 1943 is presented .. Further details will be found in the accompanying reports which are offered as evidence of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibility as a Local Council as required by the By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America, Article XI, Section 2, Clause 3. or E~~:ti~~p~~::~o~~ ~taJ~~e~~t~n~:=~ic:: o~ ~~~~r~;:~~.J~~::~~ .... ~~~ .... ~~~~.~~~~.~~~e a:=~~~~ meeting a quorum was present and the Council sp~y-~ccepted its obligation to loyally cooperate with the ·National Council and its representatives in promoting the program of the Boy Scouts of America in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and By-Laws, policies and re ations of the Boy &outs of America. · -- ·-. Signed 21.4~~!!!.?#. .. ~1~~~.@::.~ ........................... . Scout Executive BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA (Incorporated February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.) , I. THE COUNCIL 1. As of December 31, 1942, we had ............... alf. ..... ;Council mem~ers, which included representatives of. ......... lf;O ...... % of the institutions or groups of citizens within our jurisdiction which sponsor Troops or Packs. In accordance with the policy of the Boy Scouts of America, ·major religious groups of our territory are represented in the Council and Executive Board in the following numbers: · Council ................................... .Jewish .......................... ; Catholic. ............ - ............ ; Protestant ......... :.~ .......... . Executive Board .................. Jewish ..................... 1; ....... ; Catholic.: .............. ,a ... , ......... ; Protestant. ........................ . 2. Amendments to our Constitution and By-Laws wer~ 'adopted in 1942. These amendments have been approved by the National Council. (If not, attach copies.) D Yes D Yes OsNo D No 3. This Council has ............... -1 ............. organized Districts with fu!lctioning District Committees. There are .. : ............ Q .............. Districts yet to be organized. Of these we will organize .............. Q .......... .in 1943. .......... ............. ... .. ...... Districts are sharing in financing this Council. 4. We have an average of one Commissioner for every .... , .... f ............. ..institutions sponsoring Troops or Packs, and expect to make this one Commissioner for every ................. 4 .......... .institutions by December 31, 1943. 5. During 1942 there were .............. J. .................. meetings of our Council and ..................... J.. ...meetings of our Executive Board . ..... : ..... :O ............... of our District Committees met monthly, (except July and August) during 1942, and the rest averaged ........ 3~U}I' meetings. 6. Our annual meeting is held in the month of.. ..................... ~ ............................................................ :. Officers and members of our Council serve for one year beginning ............. J.r~ ... J.d ..................................................... . of Council and Number of CHECK THOSE No.of 7. Functioning Districts repre- FUNCTIONING Members ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Committees sented on each WELL £or 1943 Council I a at Executive Board a • a rri Organization and Extension I • 1t ~ Leadership Training a 1£\ ~ a .... Advancement I .. la .... Camping and,Activities · I ...... B • ::;;: Health and Safety I • I ::;;: Finance I 13 0 • u Other Committees: II. FINANCE 1. In making Scouting available to the boys of our territory during · 1942, net operating expenditures amounted to $ .... .IO •. ltf.,fl That we may not only continue, but may strengthen and extend our Council. service and bring Scouting to an increased number of boys in 1943, we have planned a net operating budget of$ ...... ~.~~~.~ ...... *. 2. We had an employed Executive staff 0£.. ............... :4. ............ men December 31, 1942. We plan to incre~se this staff by the employ~ent of.. .............. ,.O .................. additional men in 1943. have been 3. In order to assure proper handling and accounting for the. funds entrusted· to· this Cou,ncil, our accounts w~ audited by ......... P.e21l., .... ~ ... Ml~ .... 8t .... C:...,.., ... (@~Jtttftri i~lilto ~'\mt~~t.f!) (State whether professional accountants or Auditing Committee.) * These figures should agree with corresponding totals in Finance Committee report. Form 0-589E-80001142 REPORT OF LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE-1942 NAME OF COUNCIL... ................. ~j.~:~"';<·:~tf ... :~tt,\l..,i,.).,.. ... 1if..~,.A,._ ....i ..... .... ,.. ....................................................................................... RegionNo. ..................I ...... . HEADQUARTERS· CITY ........................................................................................................................................ STATE ....................•.... :., ... •·:····: .......................................... . Council No ........ ~ ....... . RESULTS IN BASIC TRAINING* As of December 31, 1942, we have accomplished the followin~ towar,d providing all of the key leaders of our registered units with BASIC TRAINING•: Leaders and Assistants (not Committeemen) with INTRODUCTORY TRAINING· ("Fundamentals of the Boy Scout Movement" or Total "Elements of .l)cout Leadership-Part I") l:'[umber registered 12/31/42 ..............•.................. ;Number with Introductory Training ........... "'1i?.,I ................ ; Per cent .... ~$.,.:%; Objective 12/31/43 Per cent ........... Jll ........... %. UNITS HA YING a LEADER with BASIC TRAINING• Number Have completed Objective Number . Number having a Objective registered Basic Training• 12/31/43 registered Leader with Training 12/31/43 12/31/42 1'Juml5er % % 12/31/42 Numlier % % Scoutmasters 'I.I.,;...~ At. • • Troops 143 , . '' ... Assistants tit~ ~ Ul M Neigh'd Patrols Cubmasters ~ • WA • Packs M U! ~ • Assistants 1ti\ s M ·- Neigh'd Dens Skippers • m - M Ships and S. S. Patrols • I • ·60 Mates ~ Exp. Troops and Patrols· 1 Explorer Leaders Rover Crews Assistants Air Squadrons Rov.er and Air Scout Leaders ' Assistants TOTALS "BASIC TRAINING means.completion of the appropriate training as follows: - · I. Scoutmasters and Assistants-Scoutmasters Course or Elements of Scout Leadership, Parts I and II, or former equivalent 2. Cubmasters and Assistants-Elements of Cub Leadership 3. Skippers and Mates-Skippers Course or Elements of Seascout Leadership 4. Explorer Leaders and Assistants-Explorer Leaders Course 5. Rover and Air Scout Leaders and Assistants-I, 3, or 4 above UNITS WITH LEADERS TRAINED IN OUTDOOR WORK a. Troops having at least one leader with training in Camping-course in . "Troop Camping'', or "Elements of Scout Leadership,-Part III''-(Short Term Camping). b. Sea Scout Ships and Patrols having at least one leader with training in "Sea Scout Camping and Cruising". · COMMISSIONERS WITH TRAINING 11 a. Number registered Commissioners .................................... . b. Have completed a Commissioners' Training Course. c. Have Basic course for Unit Leaders, but not Commissioners' Course. LEADERS WITH SCOUT EXPERIENCE a. Had Scout Experience starting with Tenderfoot Rank. STATUS 12/31/42 Number ........ aJ. ............. . Percent ......... ! ............. . Number,. ..... Jt ......... . Percent ......... D. ............ . Number ........... :4 ............ . Percent ........•.............. Number ............I.. ............... . Percent ........ ~: ............ . Number ...................... . Percent ........ /ll: ............ . The above information and that on the reverse side represent our Training Report for 1942 and our plans for 1943. OBJECTIVE 12/31/43 ... .1 0. .................... . . ...... 8.0. ... , ............. . ....4.....0.... .................... .... m .... .............. . SIGNED ..................................................................................................................................................................................... Chairman, Leader~hip Training Committee DATE .................................................................. SIGNED ..................................................................................................................................................................... SCOUT EXECUTIVE 1942 TRAINING RECORDS AND 1943 OBJECTIVES "FUNDAMENTALS OF THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT," the Introductory .Training Session for all leaders of Scouting-Council and District officers as well as unit leaders. Di.iring 1942 this Council conducted this session .......... f. ............... . times with ........ l.11 ........ Jeaders receiving the training. Approximately the following percent of leaders have completed this Introductory Training or its previous equivalent. Council Members ................... 1 .......... %; Board Members ........................ 1 ........ %; Disfrict Committeemen ............... 0 .............. %; Commissioners .............. 40 ........... %; Merit Badge Counsellors .................... 1 ......... %; Troop and Pack Committeemen .............. t. ............... %. BASIC Scoutmasters' Course TRAINING Elements o~ Cub Leadership Skippers' Course Explorer Leaders' Course Air Scout Leaders~ Course OUTDOOR Troop Camping TRAINING Short Term Camping (Elements III) Sea Scout Camping and Cruising OTHER Health and Safety TRAINING Standard First Aid Principles of Scout and JPart I Cub Leadership ) Part II Commissioner's Course Emergency Service (Leaders) Messenger Service (Leaders) Pack Organization Troop Organization Merit Badge Co~nselors Troop Committeemen Advanced Certificate Other Courses TOTAL COURSES AND CERTIFICATES No.of Courses Conducted 1942 District Council x x No.of Certificates Issued 1943 CHECK COURSES PLANNED District . Council x x THE TRAINING COMMITTEE AND ITS OPERATION CERTIFICATES AND AWARDS -1942 1. ~~:;~;te~~-~~:~~~ .• '.::Jlivin_: (Do not include Introductory Sessions) 2. Training Awards issued i Scoutmasters' Keys .................... _~··-····· .. -······ \ Scouter's Training Awards ....... .!li ................... .. Skipper's Keys_ .............. ·--··p-················- TOTAL -·-···-····· .. -·-·-··"'--·-·----·-·-· UNIVERSITY COURSES The following Courses· 1iave been conducted in Colleges, Seminaries, etc., located in this Council. These Courses and Certificates issued are included in the Council totals. Name of No. Ce_rti- Collell'.e Credit School Courses ficates Yes No ~embership ofghe Council Leadership Training Committee consists of ................. D. .......... men and includes ................. l .............. District Representatives and ....... - ......................... members-at-large. - 3 D" · f hi h. 3 h D" . T . . C . . T.he Counci.1 has ............. : .. ·····-- 1stncts, o w c ...................... ~ve. istrjt raining ommittees. Training Committee Meetings Held 1942: Council... ........................ Distnct ........................... . The Council fes volunteer course direc~on; or jstructors i~ the following courses. ( chec~v) : ·1f ~~~=:~:~~~:.~::·.:·.~::~:·,~."."."."."."~.~:·Ot;~;7::~:se~ .... :~~~~~~·::.·:.·.·.~·.-.·.:·.:·.~---~· .".·~:..·:.".".".".'. .... :.~~=-~.~~::::::·.:·.::·:.::·.:·.:·.::::·.:·:.·.·.·=-~~~~~-~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::'. .... ~~-~~·~·~·~~~·=~·~-~-~.~·.:::::::·.~~:::::·.:·.~::·.·.:·.:: . The Committee and. Executive Staff have given these course leadef special ins~ruction t~rough the fol~owing (cf ck v) : Faculty Courses or Institutes ................................... , Personal Conferences ................ : ................... , Regional Institutes for Trainers ............... : ................... . Does the Commifee have available a training inventory which indicates, by Districts, the key leaders with and without training? Yes.--.. ······-···: ... , N 0 ......... ---······-· Training in 1942 was conducted la.rgely on a District basis ........ - ................. , Council basis ......... _:!!·-·-· Form 0-539C-S0001142 Make sure business re- REPORT OF. ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION lated to December ex· COMMITTEE - 1942 Region No. 3 piratlons is accounted for according to pro- , cedure announced In Name of Council Chl~~--·1 D,.:;:.A •. Id. - Dr. West's Bulletin . t Council No. # 20, Series of 1941. ~-~· ,.,.~ Headquarters City ; till • State Net Transfers Estimated due to Estimated Objectives TABLE 1 Total on New in Separations # Territory Total New in Net for Dec. 31, 1941 1942 in 1942 changes Dec. 31, 1942 1943 Separations Dec. 31, 1943 (See note) In Out in 1943 1. Total Troops* ltl • 16 dl 11 ' lit (a) Sea Scout Ships 4 4 I 3 I,) 10 (b) Sea Scout Patrols (in Troops) l 1 l ,, 2 (c) Explorer Troops (d) Explorer Patrols (in Troops) l l l l 2 (e) Rover Crews (£) Air Squadrons :) 0 2 (g) Air Scout Patrols (in Troops) 2 .;( ..... ~ .. a (h) Neighborhood Patrols (i) Lone Scout Tribes (j) Negro Troops ·44 I ' 47 10 5 IS (k) Indian Troops 2. Total Scouts** ~ 144$ 1:.;ff ais l~ Vi~'5 •• (a) Sea Scouts • ,.. M 111 1{~ • :tll (b) Explorer Scouts 11 ""\j 18 8 I :~~ • (c) Rover Scouts "*" (d) Air Scouts ·*** ' (e) Lone Scouts l l 0 a (£) Negro Scouts ., •• - .,. ~ *'° '" (g) Indian Scouts 3. Total Scouters WI ail .. llM .. -·~ 1114 4. Total Packs • • 8 • • ~ ... • Negro Packs 6 1 l I 3 1 ' Neighborhood Dens 5. Total Cubs 4~ ~ WO ea - 1'5 m Negro Cubs " 80 • 113 60 • lml 6. Total Cubbers (including Den Mothers • 104 .. lat 100 • 181 Den Mothers la 14 11 8 u 10 ll Den Chiefs #"Net Separations" equals total separated minus "separated· reregistered." *Include in figures on this line total number of all Troops, Explorer Troops, Rover Crews, Sea Scout Ships, Air Squadrons, Neighborhood Patrols and Lone Scout Tribes. This will notnecessarily be the sum of lines (a) to (i) which follow. **Include in figures on this line total number of all Scouts in above indicated units and Lone Scouts. In column "New in 1942" include only boys who were new in Scouting in 1942. This will not necessarily be the sum of lines (a) to (f) which follow. ***In second column "New in 1942,'' include all boys who entered these branches of Scouting in 1942, whether Jhq transferred from some other branch of Scouting or not. $ ~ (a) New 12-year-olds regVed in 1942 ............................................... ., ...... EtJmated new 12-year-old Scouts in 1943.-. ...................... - ... ·-····-·-··--· (b) We had on record ............................................. Scout Troops and ............................................. Cub Packs expired and not reregistered on Dec. 31, 1942. 1 J I• TABLE 2 A-Tenure achieved in 1942 by Scouts and by Assistant Scoutmasters Less than 1 2 3 4 Sor more under 21 who have been ·Scouts. (1) 1 Year Yeai: Years Years Years Years TOTAL (a) Number on roll Dec. 31, 1942 who attained respective years of tenure in 1942 (2) 18 .. .. - Ut •• ans (b) Number Net Separated in 1942 who attained respective years of I ~ .. - lA " • J..a9 tenure in 1942 (3) (c) Total (a+b) who attained respective years of t~nure in 1942 lfmt 1414 ,. 4Da 115 ,,, 441.:J. B-OBJECTIVES FOR 1943-2, 3, or 4 year Scouts in 1943 come from Less than 1 2 3 4 5 or more the 1, 2, and 3 year Scouts of 1942 1 Year Year Years Years Years Years TOTAL (d) Total who will attain respective years of tenure in 1943 1*··· ~ '1<)0· - 3).~} :l~(i 3,-'3'1(1 (1) When lapsed Troops reregister only Scouts and Assistant Scoutmasters under 21 who reregister with the Troop shall be credited with years of tenure . attained during the lapsed period of the Troop. (2) Scouts attain tenure only on anniversaries of the date they first became Scouts, which is not necessarily the same as the reregistration date of the Troop. Separated Reregistered Scouts lose tenure credit for the period they were not registered. (3) Do not include Scouts separated in 1942 who did not attain an additional year of tenure in 1942 before separating. ( 4) Information for both sections A and B of this table may readily be obtained from the Gray Scout Service Chart. If your Council does not keep this chart a request to the Supply Service will bring you the "Gray Scout Service Manual". Please check whether Council keeps the Gray Scout Service Chart: Yes O ; No S TABLE 3 MEMBERSHIP FACTORS BY POPULATION GROUPS Classify units by population groups, then secure data for 500,000 100,000 25,000 10,000 2,500 Under I each group from unit records so classified. and to to to to 2,500 TOTAL over 500,000 100,000 25,000 10,000 and o.c. ANNUAL 12-YEAR-OLD BOY CROP. Check totals in last colmn, A. New Scouts during 1942 1• :rm 14146 these 4 lines against corre- ..... sponding totals in Table 1. B. Total Scouts Dec. 31, ~ ibV UU.5 Check Table 4 below sim- 1942. ilarly. C. Total Troops Dec. 31, U'Sl. 1942. lal 30 D. Net dropped Troops during 1942. 18 a 16 TABLE 4 f Use same pop'n. group l headings as in Table 8. A-New Cubs in each group in 1942. I ... :£R ~ B-Total Cubs, Dec. 31, 1942. m 00 ~ C-Number of Packs in each group Dec. 31, 1942. • i 3 a& D-Packs dropped in each group in 1942. I • I ! ~) 4 I TABLE 5 ORDERLY EXIT PLAN -1942 - Junior Death Transfers Promotion Alumni Dropped TOTAL . Total Separated Scouts During 1942. 1! I I I l.OW 1mrl . ~ m Durmg 1942 ...................................................... of our Cubs became 12 years old. Of these, .......................... : ........................... became Scouts. TROOP BUDGET AND PACK THRIFT PLAN The Council has a definite plan for promoting the Troop Budget and Pack Thrift Plan (check one) Yes~; No o. 11.0 73 . . . ~ 80 .......................... ~ ........ Troops ( ...... 54 .. %) were on Budget Plan J?ec. 31, 1942; Obiecbve : .......... 11 ................. Troops ( ......... %) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1943 . .................. ~.~ ........ Packs ( .................. %) were on Thrift Plan Dec. 31, 1942; Objective : .................................... Packs ( .......... : ....... %) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1943. Signed .................................. = ................................................................... . Chr. Organization and Extension Committ~~ .. "I Form 0·689D·80001142 REPORT OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE-1942 REGION No .. ~-·~- Name of Council Ohl. .. Ommcd.1, :a.;;.A. JM. COUNCIL No!SSI.. '·- --- Headquarters City . ~d•• State ·-'-'-mil==·.•" '--· __ RECORD OF YEAR-ROUND CAMPING-JAN. 1 to DEC. 31, 1942 Based on the statement in "Camping Policies" on "Council Supervision of the year-round Camping Program of the Troops," please state below the numb~r <;>f Troops as of December 31, 1942 you consider are in Groups 1 and 2: (See Bulletin No. 5 of the "Chief Scout Executive," March 31, 1939.) GROUP 1: Number of Troops with an effective Camping Program ...........• ,. ..... ........................ Troops (Adequate year-round outdoor program averaging one outing feature each month.) 2: A: Number of Troops doing some camping but not up to the standard of Group 1 ..........S.....I.... ....................... Tr oops B: Number of Troops doing NO camping ...........4....2.... ............... :. ...... Troops TOTAL ABOVE GROUPS (Check with Org. and Ext. Committee report, "Total Troops, Dec. 31, 1942") ....... 1a ...................... Troops ESTIMATE NUMBER of SCOUTS having NO CAMPING in 1942: ................. &m ............................................ Scouts. This is valuable in measuring the job to be accomplished, and for the information of the Local Council as well as the Home Office. Obviously this estimate must be based on a report from Troops at the end of the year. *Troops=Troops, Ships, Neighborhood Patrols Explorer Troops, Tribes, Membership, June 30, 1942 was .... li.3 ........... Troops*, ....... 81. ..... Scouts. "Total belonging during the year": ... ~~ .......... Scouts (''5) Rover Crews YEARLY SUMMARY COUNCIL SUPERVISED CAMPING ' Included in Yearly Summary are: " Include Tours, Cruises, Camporees, Agricultural Service Camps, etc. Council-wide Camporee s." ......... Scouts Do Not Include Scouts from other Councils District Camporees .................. Scouts Long Short Agricultural Service Camp Scouts Term (*1) Term (*2) ..... ............ A. CHARTERED TROOPS Sea-Scout Rendezvous .................. Scouts I. On Council Site Tours Outside Council ........... ...... Scouts 1. Number of Troops. .. -··-··--- 1 ta H .. H .... Scourers 2. Number differen~ Scouts ......... .a> 1461 Number of Tours .... . ............ Tours 3. Number Troop Scouters ........... 3 2't Philmont . ................. Scouts 4. Number Scout Days (*3) ...... 1~ .L o.18.4 " .................. Scourers IL Off Council Site Plan to have Philmont trip in 1943: Yes. .. ..... ;No. . ~ .. 1 1 Total Negro Scouts, June 30, 1942 673 1. Number of Troops. ....................... i:ur·· Scouts .. 2. Number different Scouts ........ a4 14 Negro Scouts in Long Term Camps ...;~~~-" Scouts 3. Number Troop Scouters ........... a I Sep~rate Camp for Negro Scouts ... ;No ... 4. Number Scout Days (*3) ..... 188 41 PROMOTION B. PROVISIONAL TROOPS Summer Camp promotion chiefly by Troops ...... ; direct with Scouts .... x I. On Council Site Have pl!J.n for advising Troops on all-year camping x 1. Number different Scouts ........ G program, using "Troop Camping Objectives," etc. Yes .. . ..... ;No. ...... Number Scout Days (*3) ............ 49'2 Earning and Saving for camp promoted in Troops: Yes ..... ... ;No ... x 2. .. ... Short term camping reports by Troops are secured: Yes ... ..... ;No ... x II. Off Council Site 1. Number different Scouts. .......... PROGRAM 2. Number Scout Days (*3) ............ 1942 Outdoor program included the following: (Check) c. TOTALS - 1461 Senior Camping ......... ; Cub "Outings" (on family, den or pack I. Number different Scouts (*4) basis) ......... ; Winter Camp ......... ; Sea Scout Cruises ......... ; Vacation is.a 491 II. % of Membership (*5) ............... .. Day Camps ................... 118 1499 "'!/' III. Number Scout Days (*3) ......... Summer Camp on Troop and Patrol basis: Yes .... :'~.; No .... (*1) Camping periods of six days or more should be reported under Long-Term. ( *2) Camping periods of less than six days and not less than overnight should be reported under Short-Term. ( *3) A Scout Day is twenty-four hours or less including overnight. (The classification Scout Days is utilized here in order that the volume of camping can be related to the number of individual Scouts participating. This will indicate the average number of days each Scout is camping. The Local Council effort should be to increase the number of camping days per Scout as well as to increase the number of Scouts camping.) (*4) The total on this line is different Scouts camping during the year. It will not necessarily equal the sum of the attendance in the four previous classifications. (Estimate if necessary.) (*5) In computing the percentage of Long-Term Camping for the year, divide the number of different Scouts camping by the June 30 membership. In computing the percentage in Short-Term Camping for the year, divide the number of different Scouts camping by the "Total Belonging During the Year" membership. The "Total Belonging" equals the "Number on record at the Beginning of the Year". plus the "New During the Year" plus Scouts separated prior to 1942 and re-registered in 1942. This should agree with Scout figure in first table on page 3, Section IV of Charter Application. 1942 FINANCIAL STATEMENT-CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL Council budget appropriation for camping Capital Expt"nse $-·--·······--- Expenditures for Budgeted Capital Outlay $. 2a2()2,W:.6~ Capital Bills outstanding not included $----~ OPERATING RECEIPTS: From Camper fees ·····-····~·········-·-······-··········$ ..... 1$_.e. .. 88 From other sources (Canteen etc.) ...... $ .............. .aft.._18 Total above items ·····-···-··············-·-·······-····-·····--····· $ ...... :347.0StH "(Enter this figure i1,1 Finance Com. report, Col. 2) Original Budget appropriation for Camp Operation ..... . OPERATING EXPENSE For Food by Council •.•...•............. :·-·-····-·--·------·For Transportation by Council ---·-····-·-·······--·····-·-·-····-For Salaries and Wages -·······-·····-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·······-····-····-····-·-·· For Income producing sources (canteen, etc.)·--····-···· Other Operating Expenditures --··--·-·····-····-·--·-·······-········ $ ... ·-·--····-·-··· $ .. _.l.Qt~ll Total Receipts -···-·-·-·-··-·-·-·---·····-·-····--•oo········· (A) $ .............................•.... Total of above Expenditures ··-··········-···-·······-·······-·-·--··--·· S--·-·-·-···----·- Operating JJl!i~ul!ei> ~ .,~ or Deficit ( B - A) ........... 0000 46798 $ ......................... ~ .... . Bills . outstanding not included above --·····--····-·--··-········ $ _____ 4"~1fl;I4i Total Operation Expense ·····-·-·············-·-····-······-·· ( B) $-············--·-··-- Camp accounts (were) ( ~ audited on ..•....... -l •..... m>. •.... 11.G ......................................... 194 ...... , by ........•.............•.......•....•.............•.................•....•..... Public Accountants PM;, •wJ:a• MltobeU: t"l O>. PHYSICAL FACILITIES (List only changes since December 31, 1941) I No. of I No. of I I VALUATION I Used I Type of Camp** CAMP NAME acres Troop CONTROL* I year Sites Land Bldgs. Equipment around I I I I I I I * State whether" site is: (!) Owned by Council (if mortgaged or other indebtedness state amount), (2) Leased (state from whom and length of term), (3) Rented from year to year (state amount of rental) , ( 4) other (describe). •• State whether site is used for (I) Long•term, (2) Short•term, (3) Wilderness Camp, etc. Were plans for any of the above submitted to the Camping and Activities· Service, Engineering Service, or Health and Safety Service for advice and help? Please specify ·····-·-·-·····--··········-·······-····-····-····-····-················-····-····-····-····-····-·----·········-·-·············--····-··········-···-····-····-····-····-················-····-··········-····-·············-····-·-·······························-··········-····-············-- PERSONNEL . · ~ ·i"• ~u ..... u . D. • · · , N& Camp Director ----············-····-:: .......... -··-·····-~·-···..::···-'--·'··-·"'-·;·-·-·-·-·-····-·-·-·-·-·······-·············-·-·D1d he have Camp irector s comfillss1on ......•..........•..............•................•.... -.. ········-····-··- lf more than one camp is operated...,.-list additional. directors below. State if they hold Camp Director's commissions. I.~.... Jeeoohwll@ (l*..«-.} . . . CAMP STAFF Number on central Camp Staff? .. oo·•··········-~---·-········How many are registered Scouters? ........•..... ~~ ........•........... How many Adults. (over 21) ? .....•.......... !~····--· Number of Provisional Troop Staff? .......... -·-····-····--·-····-····· Of these, how many are registered Scouters? .............................. How many Adults (over 21) ? .......... ·-····-····---····· H Ids? 1fH h . S .. , $ ow many are o er couts. ··---·-··oo-•oo·······-··········· ow many ave no previous coutmg connection. ·····--·-·oo·-··········-····-······ . NAME APPRAISAL OF CENTRAL CAMP STAFF Camp Position I Scouti~g I Age I Connection Would you Re· appoint? If not• I QUALITY OF SERVICE I Number of I ---..,---~_..,.1----,-1---,1--- Weeks on Exe. Good Aver. Fair Poor Staff Rate of Pay Per Week (If necessary, attach sheet -with names and appraisal und~r headings above.) * If you would not recommend reemployment, send in full particulars. · ·, •• a 43 Further comments: ·-·----·---------····-····-····-···-···-····-··········-·······---·-·-·-·······-····-·············-····-····--·······-····-····-···············-····-·····Date--·-····----·-················-········-····-····-·-· 19 _ (Signed) -·········-····-··--·· .. ·-···········---···········-·-·-··---····················-····-·--···············-··········-····-··oo•···············-····························:········--·--············-··············--·-·-·-··-····-····-····-·-····--·-···············--·---·· Chairman, Camping and Activities Committee Scout Executive Street·--····-····-····-····-····-·--····-·········-·--····-····-·--····-··········~····-····-····-····· Note: Attach copies of camp bulletins, reports, special program features, photos, etc. · City .. ·-······-····-·······-·-····-··············-····-···-····-State..--····-··-·-···-·-···-······· NOTE: Civic Service and Special Events arecovered elsewhere in the Council report. Form 0·689B·B000114ll REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE-1942 Region No .. _· __.fi .... · __ _ Name.of Council._-~!l!l~~~Li~lDSUJl,...lLJ:b~Ll~b-.-~-----1 Headquarters CitY---"-'~"""-"-="--------~-Council N o .. _s=·· =·-· __ _ (Please use only following classification. This is for purpose of National record and comparison) EXPENDITURES-1942 Indicate if for period other than BUDGET-1943 calendar year Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 '" I. Operating Expenditures: Total Expenditures Special Receipts Net Expenditures (See Note I below) (Col. 1 minus Col. 2) 1. Executive Salaries* ------ $ A Ma (Ml $ $ .1.151.00 $ a .. mu.oo 2. Office Salaries ---------------- l,?:ID.lft 1.~.ll a. •• ;.t,-0 3. Retirement Contrib'ns ... 451.33 483-86 i!M .. t)O 4. Rent, Light, Heat, In- 1.t•~tl surance, Telephone ........... 1 .. sa1.n 1.4\ln.tJO 5. Office Supplies -------------- •·aa Bal.~3, .-.v.eo 6. Postage ---------------------------- 0.4$.,2$ e-.a1 I t'Kle.00 7. Transportation .. ....................... t.?St.ft a.m.w 1.aoo.00 8. Publicity -------------------------- lf.I~ lf.a 21.<~ 9. Camping ----,--------------------- &,~ .. ft S.708 •. 16 n.a-.ae 2.~~00 10. Senior Scouting ........................ . ... ., ... fl/Q 00 ; ... 11. Cubbing ·-·----------------···---- 12. Leadership Training • ••• ea.a and Conferences ________ , __ ~~ • .oo 13. Circuses, M. B. Shows ea.ia as.11 and other activities _______ 100.0fit 14. National Quota -------------- roe.no a<# ... 00 mo.ra 15. Charter Fee --·----------------- "•® . 71.00 •• co .16. Campaign Expenditures &.1•·· 6.,13.f» :Iiliil.o& 17. Interest on Indebtedness (See Note 2 below) 18. Miscellaneous ______________ .. 311,.90 361.oo &-0.00 . TOTAL OPERATINr; ..,~.et&.• I ?00 11 f • ro .. :uw.'13 . .25,{m.oo II. Capital Expenditures: 1. Office Equipment---------- lal.49 L'll ... 100.,00 2. Camp Property------------- I 3. Automobile .. .................................... TOT AL CAPIT AT 1m.e 11.8 .. G ltlO.OO III. Total of Operating M~~~rll Z,.700'.1& m.t»G .. a ~{$.100.00 and Capital (I + 11) <;, I! . . IV. Revolving Accounts: (National Funds) mo.OS 3ltl f;i6 1. BOYS' LIFE------------------- •·· 2. Registrations ------------------- ~~-" ~.sao.11v 3. Scout Supplies ............................... ...~-... $_.(~·· TOTAL REVOLVING '°"•" '·®'·· v. Endowment, Trust Funds or other Permanent Investments S•Q{Xl.OO VI. Obligations Paid (See Note 3 below) NOTE 1-Report as Special Receipts only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc." which are incidental to certain Cou:ri.cil activities. Also report Revolving Account receipts in second column. ' NOTE 2--Do not include payments to reduce "principal" indebtedness. NOTE 3-This refers to repayment of loans, the proceeds of which have been previously expended, bills and other obligations which have been charged to the various items of the budget in previous years and so reported. *Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transportation allowances. Do not distribute any salaries to other budget items. . (OVER) Analysis by population groups of income from contributions for 1942 Council operation. Income ·from areas where Council participates Income from ¥~as in Community Chest ·where Council does Total Chest Supplemental* not participate allocation contributions in Chest Communities of 58fJjll0 Q I er ............................................. $ $ $ :.u.fta?.. .. 48 $ ••, ~~. .. " " 100,000 to 500,000 .................................... ~,-......,..'. .!.-.. ' " " 25,000 " 100,000 .................................... " " 10,000 " 25,000 ...................... : ............. " " 2,500 " 10,000 ........ : ............. :· ............. •' " " under 2,500 and open country .... ~ ............. )l.113,$ ·21aU,IJ) $ $ $ $. TOTAL.. ......................... 14.0&11 ~·"·" *Did Chest approve? Yes _ No~ .. (Che.c. k one) Funds for the 1943 budget outlined on pr('.ceding page ~~~rn"r• l:ieen raised. NOTE-If funds not yet raised, state plans for securing funds here --~-·.~ _-·._ ·· · =·· _· ~_._·· .. ..::·!$p'-J_d.•_· -~-_·. ·. ·_-· .tf ':::...'_· -~_-· ·· _ 'bglM!M Wil 1. l~~- Budget for 1944, or next fiscal year, will be adopted by Executive Board abou..__ _f>~ _·_ v_,.._1-'•'-· _U_943._._. .- ----( Date) Assets, 12-31-42 Current-'Cash on hand and in bank Unpaid Pledges $ f;;i6tl611$l *Fixed - Real Estate $ 33_..250.00 3.~:?t~.00 31,(MJ(I~® Supplies for Resale Securities B.stL• Outstanding Operations-Accounts and Bills Payable$ 357.10 Notes Payable Camp Equipment Office Equipment Automobile *Present Value Obligations, 12-31-42 Capital-Accounts and Bills Payable Notes Payable Mortgages $ · TOTAL :ljf.,l/J TOTAL, ____ o __ This Council has Trust or Endowment funds, as of December 31, 1942, totaling$ fl~fi•OO of which$. ____ _ was received during the year 1942. We are using (a) Standard Declaration of Trust _________ , or (b) some other form approved by National Counci.._ ______________________________ ____ A comprehensive Five-year Financial Plan ~· been developed which has been in. effec years. . . . . . . . as not . . ... ~ i(lii li'lewi..ib. in ~ea. Council directed .. c_ampaign or campaigns ar.e to be. held on the following dates .m 1943 ==------------- 0\l'tH&ld:e· ot ~\V Co. W.'1. "' Jsrt!ln O"'~rmd.ffF ruM in QM• ~ Remarks, Explanations or Addition.~-------------------------------- Signed-----------Chr. Finance Committee Form 0-539G-30001142 REPORT OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE-1942 Name of Council. .............. ~J;\~~~~ .... ~~.l.1-... ~:!~~.!f~:! .... :~H~ ............................................................. . Region No. ........... Headquarters City ............ ~~~~~~ ............................................................................. State ............ ~~- Council No. . .•..... The following report presents the activities and accomplishments under the direction of this Committee during the year 1942, covering the three major aspects of our Health and Safety program, i.e., Protection, Education and Service. 1. The membership of this Committee includes ..... Jt ............. District Health and Safety Chairmen and the following technical ·experts, as checked: Safety ..... ~ ........ ; Public Health .. -. ....... ; Medicine .•...... ; Aquatics ....... ;Fire Prevention .... ~ ....... ; Firearms ...... ~ ....... ; First Aid ...... # ...... ; Emergency Service ... :-. ........ ; Farm Safety... . ..... ; Mountaineering .. . 2. During 1942 the meeting places oL ..... Jt ............... of our Troops and other units ( ... Q .. % ) were inspected under the direction of this Committee. Standard inspection form No. 1153 w~ot used. 3. During 1942 an inspection of the Council camp .,:S~~llJt made by the Committee with ' b ... ........ : ............... mem ers paruc1patmg . ........... ~ ............. Troop Camps, off the Council campsite, were held during the year, of whieh ..... 0. ....... .were inspected by the Committee. 4. Procedures to insure that all carriers used for the transportation of Scouts on Scouting activities were in proper condition for such uses, with adequate insurance coverage, h~;:,:ot been in effect during 1942. 5. The plan for medical examination of new Scouts is in effect in .... Jl ........... of our Troops ( ....................... %) Form No. 1154 is;;;.t used. 6. Pre-camp medical examination is required for all who attend the Council camp as checked: Scouts ............... ; Camp Leaders :llt .... ; Food Handlers ....... l.'t. ........ Form 952 and 952A ~ used. are ~ Recheck of Scouts, Leaders and Food Handlers . made by a medical doctor after arrival at camp. 1S .·. 7. . ... 9 ........ Training courses in Health and Safety were given by this Council during the year with ... 9 ....... different Scouters having completed the course. 8. We have an Emergency Service Corps of Senior Scouts with ............ M: ....... qualified members. We h=ot a Mobilization Plan. 9. All cases of serious or fatal accidents or illness involvins Scouts, Scourers, or guests incident to Scouting activities in this Council during 1942 have been promptly reported to the National Council, with the following exceptions with reasons ........................ . ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... . . . . . . . ... . . . ...... ....... ....... .. ..... ....... .. . . . . . ..................................................... ~ ...................................................... ~ .................................................................................................................................................................. . 10. We have cooperated with the following local Health and Safety agencies in their activities .................................................................... . ..... ~~~~- ... ~:~ .... ~,~~~~~.~ .... ~~~:t .... :~-r;~~~ ... 1-l:~ .... ~:~! ....................................................................................................................... . 11. Our Program as planned for 1943 includes the following, as checked: a) Complete organization of Committee including all technical experts and chairmen of District Health and Safety Committees ...... ~ .......................... . b) Medical examination of new Scouts in all Troops . . ............. .,or in. 10 ....... % of our Troops. c) Program of Inspection as checked: Troop and other unit meeting places .•......... ; Council and Troop Camps ... ~ ........... ., S S f .. All transportation equipment. . .. ; ea cout watercra t ............................. .. d) Emergency Service Corps ... ~ ......... with. .. qualified members by December 31; Mobilization Plan .. e) Training Courses in Health and Safety ... ~... . ..... (No. of courses ...... ~ .............. .). Signed ............................................................................................................................................... . Chai,rman, Health and Safety Committee Form 0-689H-30001142 (5) EMPLOYED STAFF FOR 1943 (Please state all salaries. Use extra sheet if necessary) NOTE: Because of its relationship to Retirement and Group Insurance it is essential that this report be accurate and complete. Name of Council._ __ ___,,Qhi....,... ·.,.,dme-. """'--.",..,Y'--"'Ommo""·'""· ..._ .. l ... J.,...,,_. _...la • ..,,S .... .,.J1.,_. • .____..J .. nc_,._. ______ _ Region No. 8 Council No,161_-·~· · --- ·-.;s,:I Headquarters City __ --"-ltf'J=-=ilfi=·rJ.=··hl=· ~G~---------------- State '.ferm,., · 1943 Salaries $ -tz~ oo ·•- .,. -· Home Address_----'l.=631=·=' =-----:V-=i=ft=IO=·l'l~· -'-A-'-'iW'-". ·=•• _________ Tel. 'I•~ Assistant {A.S.E.) and Field (F.S.E.) Executives Name laatll···· Title* fte14\ ~oo:l ~:lltecmtl·'fe 1.,800~00 - i.100.00 rteld t~c11t )-:~i\'1"8 Afl:f)\,. ~r1ttt ;i;~~~tlff l.800!()() tion" Note: Above named members of Executive Staff must also .be listed on Roster for purposes of "Registra Clerical Staff $ 11440.00 1.1 •• 00 1.aeo.00 1.,noo"oo 000.-00 48011/(JO *Indicate part time employees, if any, by "P.T.'' after the title. **Do not include any allowances, i.e., transportation, etc., in salary figures. Check in lh~se columns participants in Retirement Plan (R.P.) & Group lnsura.p.Ge. (G.I.) R.P. G. I. I I - x - x x x x x j· 1· ,• 1~ ' ··l ;. /:. ' I ·l ·' '. '1 • I ) ' I •• '' t ., I a x t I t ! l I I ~ I ' ! I J; l l I I I I I 1 i I it I 'l 1, ! I . J l l l l '' i I I • 1- I I" • " .,; I x I j ,_ l I x I • " I x l • l • .. I 4 x • x • I • I • l • I x •• ~tcd ·I I • : *'°* l • .con I J • 10.0Chrk I \ I I • l x l !i •• • ...t l J ~ ' ! . • I I x I I • I.GO* x ' '·"°* l l f n.oo.k ,. •,' I ----- Form 0-539A-30001142 This copy for National Office D; Regional Office D; Local Office D. (Check appropriate box on each copy.) TRANSMITTAL SHEET Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter Region No._,,,l"------ Council No .... .M8 ... · ...... · .___ _ _ NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. DO NOT WRITE HERE Charter Fee $ _____ _ Quota. _________ _ Scouter Fees _______ _ Tota..__ _________ _ Chl•~- Attached is the application of the ______________________________________ Council, ___ ._Me'--.-'~"" .. '->hl-==· ""9""*"--f$M"". "".~==•~-------~for renewal of charter for the year beginning July 1, 1943, together with reports as called for. Headquarters City, State Supplementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following: (If any of the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expected on the line marked "Date") Note: ~tems No. 1, 6, 7 and 8 should accompany application, and No. 5 if possible. 1. Charter Fee 2. Payment of Quota 3. Scouter Fees Yes or No f•• 4. aa Scouter Applications (No.) Yes or No 5. Audit Report for 1942 re~ Yes or No 6. Scout Executive's Report for 1942 l'ttfi Yes or No 7. Civic Service Report for 1942 !'es Yes or No 8. Program and Objectives for 1943 tea 9 R t r is enclosed ~,.,,. ._ '!I ""·Ar.I · os e will be mailed. ___ tJ_•_.,,...__._Gi_,w·_•~41i<_._u>_·•-_· _____ _ Date was mailed _________________ _ Date Date f>0:t1,., oo. l.948 Date •·i.o.... 'I 't t'l<A'\:I ~ ..... AW"llM Date ~- l, 1943 Date Signe------,.--------Scout Executive 4. This Council has accepted its quota of $bJKl .......... for the year 1943, and agrees to pay it to the treasurer of the National Council as follows:. in full herewith, $ ................ -.: ......... ; in ............... 11 ................ equal payments of $ ........... each during the months of. ............. ~ ... (J!li4 ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... .. 5. Our total outstanding indebtedness as of December 31, 1942, amounted to $Uf11.14. Of this amount, $af«lf> ...... .. is due the National Supply Service which the Council plans to liquidate by (date) ., ....... ,., .... llQ...... . . ..... through monthly payments of $ ................................. beginning ............................................................................................................... . 6. This Council requests that for the period July 1, 1943 to June 30, 1944 credit be extended by the Supply Service for an amount not to exceed $1o.Otl'tl0 .......... at any one time, and agrees to maintain the account on a thirty day basis. This Council was incorporated under the laws of this State in the year 1 ....... The corporate name is: '"':···"""""'""'~"""""""'Q~at~ ... ~ .... -v. .... -.. ..... , .. ~ ................. : .................................................................................................. . III. ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION . .l. This Council's memb~rship record of total boys and men follows: "TOTAL BELONGING" DURING THE YEAR .. CUBS CUBBERS* SCOUTS SCOUTERS TOTAL BELONGING (See Note) During 1941 - llt ... "'° ... During 1942 s.• I.ii ... IAH f19 NOTE: For Cubs, Cubbers, Scouts, Scouters, (first 4 columns above) "Total Belonging" equals number on record at beginning of year, plus new during year, plus separated reregistered who were separated prior to 1942. ·For last column, use preceding formula and then deduct Cubs who became Scouts and Scouts who became Scouters. (Last column will not be sum of first 4 columns.) AS OF. DECEMBER 31: CUBS CUBBERS* SCOUTS SCOUTERS TOTAL December 31, 1941 - • .. UY .,, December 31, 1942 .. 121 .IJJll a. .. 1943 Objective - ft1 di .. - &IM .. * "Cubbers" should include registered Den Mothers. 2. On December 31, 1942 we had ......... JJll ........ .Troops which represent an Opportunity Index, that is, the opportunity for boys to be Scouts, of·~:$. ................... We propose to increase our total number of Troops to .... ). .............. by December 31: 1943, thus increasing our Opportunity Index to ... 4..4 ................ The highest 25 % of the Councils ip the country have an Opportunity Index of 4.8 or better. - In 1942 we organized ........ $1 .............. new Troops and Dropped and failed to reorganize ........ y ............. Troops. }· During 1942 we enrolled.l~ .......... new Scouts, giving us a Recruiting Index oL.8r.8 ........... We propose. to enroll lt.~'.::J: .............. new Scouts during 1943 for a Recruiting Index oL33........ ... The highest 25% of the Councils in the country have a Recruiting Index of 45.0 or better. During 1942 we had a net dropped oL.lal.f. ......... Scouts. 4. On December 31, 1942 we had ....... :at ................. Cub Packs and expect to increase this to.............. ..... Packs by December 31, 1943. During 1942 we dropped and failed to reorganize ........ 11 ................... ..Cub Packs. · 5. We enrolled ... ~ ....... new Cubs during 1942, and expect to enroll........... new Cubs during 1943. 6. During 1942. ... J.:~. -·- ... different Scouts reached a tenure of 4 years in Scouting. By 1943 we expect ·100- Scouts will reach a 4-year _tenure. 7. On December 31, 1942 ..... :: ................... % of our Troops were operating on the Standard Troop Budget Plan. We expect to .---- .. ·.•---··---· increase this to _ .... . % by the end of 1943. 8. Approximately .. II .. _ .. % of our Scouts and ....... IQ.. . ... % of our Cubs as of December 31, 1942 had uniforms. 9. Boy Fact Survey was conducted in ........ l ...................... Districts in 1942, in.. I _ . Districts in 1941. ~ IV. CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES 1. During 1942 ............. J.. .. 1-..... % of our Troops and ......... ,.$ . :. % of our Scouts were in camp for at least one week under their own leadership. We expect to increase this to ............. :a··········· % of our Troops and ..............•........... % of our Scouts in 1943. 2. . i-·······'fll········· ... % of our Troops and .... ···········J.f ··· % of our Scouts h~p no camping experience (either short or Jong term camping) during 1942. (Check with corresponding· figures in Camping Jrril Activities. Committee report.) 3. This Council promoted an Activities program in 1942 including the following, as checked: Boy Scout Week participation ....... g:•·Y.-········; :Circus, _or similar type .............................. ; M~it Badge Show .............................. ; Camporee ........... (Jc,. ............. ; Mobilization ............................. ; Agricultural Fair. participation ......... ; ..... ·········:~.Yacation_ program· in addition to Camping .............................. ; Pilgrimages to historic shrines .............................. ; First Aid Demonstrations ......... ,..{;}: .. <~·····;· Troop Special Events ........... i;f,..~lt •...... . ~·~ • . ;+· --~.. 'i: t -· . ' NOTE: Please use the following symbols to indicate· whether event is on a Couneil or District basis:-"C''-Council; "D"District; "N"-Neighborhood or Sm.all Community; us.e any coml5ination of symbols if several types are held. .. :.·.·. V. -~EAJ?ERSHIP. TR~:(~If'l:G1; Because,~~~~he impor~~~ce of t~aining as a ni_ajor responsibility and Loca!- Council activity, provlSlon 1s made this y~r for a separate ·l;~Oft emphas1zmg the 1ob that remams undone, as well as the JOb that has been accomplished, as also t~~ objectives for ·I9~1J:'his· is done "'.ith the understarlck ~t the special· r~QR training will be presented to the Executive Board as '~·;part pf t,he Council's annual ~~~port. · · <~" VI. ,A_DV A~E'ME Nrt' '.;;· ·" --~,. . I . ' '· .· . -_i . '"- .S~e s)t'_a.rate report. · · ,, of such meeting places were · Mobilization Plan VIII. READING PR~RAM ., ·. ,:; ·" ''-:--.. ·' ::~\;.~ A. BO:£~~.tf}'.; :::-··.' To• · ... ;the iise of BOY-·.·· as subkri '"'' '; :~ihy all Scouts, we will help attain the National goal of "50% of all Scout membership \,; 1. ~- ·1·Progi:ess and Object~ eport'shciwed we had ... 1L6. % of our Scouts subscribing toBOYS' LIFE for a total · 6L ......•....... subscriptions on Dece ber 31, 1942. 2. Anticipating a reasonable increase in 1943 we have set a BOYS' LIFE objective of. ............... U. ..... % of our members as subscriber~. This will result in a total oL ........•...... subscriptions on December 31, 1943. B. GENERAL 1. In 1942 this Council dJi~'• promote good reading. We used a.) Field Commissioner for reading: Yes .................. , No .. 41; ..... ; b.) Reading Committee: Yes.. X ..... , No ................ Committee had ........... I ....... members. 2. Reading has been promoted in ...... ~'.$.of our Dist.tiers by Field Commissioners: Yes ............. ,No. )~ ..... , ~ or by ...... ·····i.ellMU.·~···fJ~;r-\toee~tl,·······,....······························································································································································································· 3. In 1943 we plan to use a.) Field Commissioner: Yes ................................. , No . X ............. ; b.) Reading Committee: Yes .... ········~········ .. , No ................... ; or....... . .............................................................................................................. , ................................................... , ........ ,: ... ; ............ . 4. ... . ·5····. of our Troops ( · i-.2 ...... % ) have an organized program· for stimulating good reading. 5. . ..............•.... of our Troops ( ................ 18%) have Troop libraries. 6. We have ................. !. ...... Reading M. B. Counsellors. Form 0 1062·-3600942 RJ<:GION No. CouNCIL No. COUNCIL 6 15158 ROSTER '. REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date------·-----~---~ •. :.E.944- .................. , CounciL ..... ----------····-----------~~!~~-!!. ................................................................................................. State.: __________ f.'-M~-=--------------------------·-• I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending ............ fl~.O..t ..... 3.1. ............. : ............ ________ , 19.-43-..; (Expiration Date) and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the itublication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. ADDRESS NAME TITLES PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY Professional Staff Executive Asst. Exec. Asst. Exec. Field Exec. Field Exec. Eield Exec. Volunteer Staff (( - f~)) ._, ~ ~ Field Com'r. ;> (C<\ (G~ Field Com'r. fR. ~ \> Field Com'r. o~ ~ v Field Com'r. ~~ \\ Dist. Com'r. d'\ <\ ~"\~- Dist. Com'r. ~ If\\~' Dist. Com'r. \. U~ Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. PROFESSIONAL AND VOLUNTEER STAFF Please Fill in AU Columns AC 2f p ------"-----~~~--~-+--~.,--------------~~-t---,---~~~~~--+-~-~t--~-+----1--t-~I·- -~ Dist. Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as i~te~ column ab,~JVe). ~ · Signed .. , ..... lt!!f_,_6/_~4_io_11;!>i2 .. )fl[f_l!2J!Ainrd ................ Scout Executive EXTRACTS FROM CONSTITUTION OF BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA ARTICLE II-PURPOSE: CHARACTER BUILDING-CITiZENSHIP TRAINING The purpose of this corporation is as set forth in the original certificate of incorporation under the laws of the District of Columbia, dated February 8, 1910, and restated in Section 3 of the Charter granted by Congress June 15, 191 6, as follows-· -"That the purpose of this corporation shall be to promote, through organization and cooperation with other agencies, the ability of boys to do things for themselves and others, to train them in Scoutcraft, and to teach them p'atriotism, courage, self-reliance and kindred virtues, using the methods which are now in common use by Boy Scouts," by placing emphasis upon the Scout Oath and Law for character development, citizenship training and physical fitness. GRANTING COMMISSIONS AND CERTIFICATES OF MEMBERSHIP The Constitution and By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America authorize commissions and certificates of membership only to those who subscribe to the Scout Oath and Law (as printed below), the Declaration of Religious Principle and its Constitution and By-Laws. ARTICLE III-DECLARATION OF RELIGIOUS PRINCIPLE "Section I-The Boy Scouts of America maintains that no boy can grow into the best kind of citizenship without recognizing his obligation to God. In the first part of the Boy Scout's oath or pledge the boy promises, 'On my honor I will do my best to do my duty to God and my country, and to obey the Scout Law.' The recognition of God as the ruling and "leading power in the universe and the grateful acknowledgment of His favors and blessings are necessary to the best type of citizenship, and are wholesome things in the education of the growing boy. No matter what the boy may be-Catholic or Protestant or Jew-this fundamental need of good citizenship should be kept before him. The Boy Scouts of America therefore recognizes the religious element in the training of the boy, but it is absolutely non-sectarian in its attitude toward that religious training. Its policy is that the organization or institution with which the Boy Scout is connected shall give definite attention to his religious life. "Only men willing to subscribe to this declaration of principle shall be entitled to certificates of leadership m carrying out the Boy Scout Program." THE SCOUT OATH On my honor I will do my best- To do my duty to God and my country, and to obey the Scout Law; To help other people at all times; To keep myself physically strong, mentally awake, and morally straight. THE SCOUT LAW 1. A Scout is trustworthy. A Scout's honor is to be trusted. If he were to violate his honor by telling a lie, or by cheating or by not doing exactly a given task, when trusted on his honor, he may be directed to hand over his Scout Badge. 2. A Scout is loyal. He is loyal to all to whom loyalty is due: his Scout leader, his home, and parents and country. 3. A Scout is helpful. He must be prepared at any time to save life, help injured persons, and share the home duties. He must do at least one Good Turn to somebody every day. 4. A Scout is friendly. He is a friend to all and a brother to every other Scout. S. A Scout is courteous. . He is polite to all, especially to women, children, old people, and the weak and helpless. He must not take pay for being helpful or courteous. 6. A Scout is kind. He is a friend to animals. He will not kill nor hurt any living creature needlessly, but will strive to save and protect all harmless life. 7. A Scout is obedient. He obeys his parents, Scoutmaster, Patrol Leader, and all other duly constituted authorities. 8. A Scout is cheerful. He smiles whenever he can. His obedience to orders is prompt and cheery. He never shirks nor grumbles at hardships. 9. A Scout is thrifty. He does not wantonly destroy property. He works faithfully, wastes nothing, and makes the best use of his opportunities. He saves his money so that he may pay his own way, be generous to those in need, and helpful to worthy objects. He may work for pay, but must not receive tips for courtesies or Good Turns. 10. A Scout is brave. He has the courage to face danger in spite of fear, and to stand up for the right against the coaxings of friends or the jeers or threats of enemii:!s, and defeat does not down him. 11. A Scout is clean. He keeps clean in body and thought, stands for clean speech, clean sport, clean habits, and travels with a clean crowd. 12. A Scout is reverent. He is reverent toward God. He is faithful in his religious duties, and respects the convictions of others in matters of custom and religion. Certificates written (small) _____________ ~----------------------- Certificates written (large)-------------·-----~------------------ Stencils made. ___________________ _ Compared, _________________ _ STATISTICAL APPROVAL il ,. ' . ...... ' ~ , '1 Form"•)··i.06~ ('J0942 , ~. ' - ... ,_,...~· " REGION No. ·. C.mNcn. No. -.-- 5 - COUNCIL ROSTER REGISTRATION ~~~R OF COUNCIL SCOOTERS Date---~~--~!~----~~~~---------·-·:·-·------·-----·· CouriciL ..................................... : ________ .~_l!:'!_ ___________ ............................. -----·--------··-------·-·--·-··-------·---------- State. ....... !~-----------·-----:;~------------····• I agree to serve on the de s1· gnate d group or c omrm· ttee o f the Co unc1·1 f or t h e yea·r end 'm g ... ·-·--·-D--e--e-e-·m-··b··e··i·--···3··1··- -·-·········-·--------, 19- 4-3- ·· (Expiration Date) and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. . I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the itublication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of .receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. ADDRESS NAME TITLES PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY Professional Staff Me mp.ht.a j·w. Gord.Qn Morrie 501 Columbian Mutual Tower Executive ll·.A. v ' ' »eau.o.hamp (?feoo) 20 s .. p.~\l"kwa.v E<?,s' Asst. Exec. Asst. Exec. I D. Ted 0.bildrfHta 501 OoltUllbian Mutual Towe# Field Exec. ::2 oJ... if Haskell Mize . 501 Columbian Mu.tu.al Tower Field Exec. riieJ.d.. F.., .. ,, -- lope E. Ford ·~l!l~ ~ Route l, Hernando. Mias ... et'""I Volunteer Staff (( - f0J\$ .. ~ ~ Field Com'r. / ~[G(Cj~ Field Com'r. - PROFESSIONAL AND VOLUNTEER STAFF Please Fill in All Columns " z ~ ?!,r:i>JM " > > !' """ t:r ... 'Q".9 i:=. ,f,:r ' ...... s E .. ;-ti' II) ~l$;a si ".l ..,t:r ,p,r .g.. :; ;":'! ;";'- t:r"' g.,~m g:; ~ " ;!! mZ =~ g~:~ ~:;~ ""' aS> g .. >l ~ 5- =:S°8Q; " Q ; "e'." ' ;f~CJ e. "= ~ :: >1 gg: gilt~~ <>l"l ..... .... ,,. q ;fir o' 5 © " .. ., Re x AC '' Re x AO 47 New x 40 AC a9 Bew x AC 33 Re x AO S1 - --·· . v Louis H. liumtlhre74 · u.s .. Pyr- ¥\.. . \::.o:. .- age "" '\'\"'"u _...,... Field Com'r.SC5M,1n g"""-'f'.I x AC 4l .,/J.W. Ester (Negro) '1?/F.. ~a~ t'1a1nole D1•181oa) Field Com'r. Re x fawren<:ie JCe.a1 , ~;owd.-. Dist. Com'r. ~e x ( ~ ,..-_,\~I Dist. Com'r. ""' '"- I~ ff'\\~-" Dist. Com'r. \\JJ~ Dist. Com'r. - Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r . . Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. ., * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is. paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon is- AO )1 AO 54 ··-- l. 21 years 0f age or over (as indicated in column above). . 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first ~~::::.~:~~~;:~;::~~~-zj[~_'lt::M .............. Scout Executive , 2~~ "'~'<I .. 0 ::;::::= "~ft ,",',_:l..~, ,,.1:11 .. -;:.;..~ g 0"' .~~~ PC PO. PO PC PC : ) p~ P• PO \ ...._ - Forlh 0-Hif\A-1500742 ' - .. ,,____....._ ' -.. . I REGION No . OouNcIL No. ~ COUNCIL 6 1$1 ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date .... __________ J_ •• ___ .at.,~ .. lt.Q •.....................• Council---·-··········-····-·········:.-.... 11.bi.ak&'l&W ...........................................................•........................... State. ...... 1-fM~---·······---······················i I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending .... ____ J}.f'IJJB.Ur. .. .11 ...... -.. ·-·--··---··--··· 19.iJ_., · · (Expiration Date) and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to EXECUTIVE BOARD the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. Please Fill in All Columns " 2 ~ "'"' ~g~~ " !" 8 _ .... c- .... "'8" ... ;-~ " ""' o,.. ()g~~ ADDRESS ,.c- wm c-<> 0 1-!Qq - "' iiZ =~ §~:~ g~ TITLES NAME ""' ;i;"l~ c:..,. "'~ "'" ::!" "'0 "'5' ~f;g e ~; g~ PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY a~ eE~7 :;;- "' "' :! I P.A. Cl&Ytoa OlAYtoa ·l'L.. _.._ __ Co. President law x / A.X~ JQrov Ml• nag. Vice- President Re x l Ehi• na1t1tl-om arabem Pape:r eo. Vice-President 11 .... 'I!' / W.P. Ballida.T Hottel feabo&r Vice- President a. .. 34 L Treasurer J 1. loe Flanagan l'IZi'Xerwlale Scout Com'r. a. z /R.G. -IH&-~ Rau.v ~iv iall;lllA"l'Jfo~ttal I . 'New :E. I ore L. . ~ Oox take eo__.aat. Mi••. ..... . Jf ew x /- Oommel"ce !i tle lll4n • . ./ P .. c. Clarke . D ... :!.W. D;~,.!,!!hr .. . fF 5\-WctCChr. - ~ District Chr. .... Ro_...rf'@ Org. and Ext. Chr. v:or. B.E. Jaool)s 915 lfadi•o~ -- '->.z .\>~ ~: \\. Lead. Train. Chr. -· !ew x ~Dr. Georn- P. Rawls 3428 11~10i.11~A) ).> ~ Advancem'n't Chr. Hew 59 /-)~\ ~ - Camp. & Act. Chr. v»r. Arthur R. Porter,. Jr. ~l~ ,_ .... Health & Saf. Chr. New 5 ~"' ~~).'-> Finance Chr. /f. Rober$ Aoklea \.\ JJ~ W Colabiaa lif'lltual. !over Cubbing Chr. Re "'t•"' - ./ le.nri Jenn.er 11 N .• 'IMrd Sen.Sc.&SeaSc.Chr. ltew x /'8.J. Vandemdlt Dtmaon lSJ.d•. Rural Chr{ DeSoto l'Ra y ./Chae. M. Crump 183> Exchange :Sld«. Reading Chr. Re 21 Pub. Rel. Chr. -/t.ewts Ga.lliww Medteal Ana Bldg. Ex.Bd.Mbr. atLarge Jlew 46 1/lftlEHt~\ c. Jall Boa.rd 0£ E411.eatioa Ex.Bd.Mbr. at Large :ae x ~/A. Earle lol toa Jolton u...---- Co. Ex.Bd.Mbr. atLarge Re 34 /c. Al-thur Bruce 1il .Ii. Bn.ce Lumber Co. Ex.Bd.Mbr. at LargE Re % * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). ~ ~ ~ " iii ., :i. ~ " m ltj~~ ... b" ~ a ~ "' - ., ::! " .. "' ~ ., '<f AC 6al AO '11 AC M AC 141: .AC 38 AC 62 AC 141 ~t? JU AC '<M AC 5~ AO Sl ·~ .4~ AO 5~ Al! si AC 2E AC ~ AC ,., AC 4j AC s; [~~ b"~~ ~~g .' '"'"" ,.,. So ::ta. .,.- .. c:i.t:>"' ti~·~('~ 0111 (':) a~~ PC PC, PO PO Pe: re PC Pa PO 10 PC PC. PO PC PO N PC lQ PC 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first ~::::.~~~--'.~~:~~~-.ei&tt..~---·-·········Scout Executive . ' Forin 0-106.:~A.-1500742 J ((, ·' .. .. ' ' '· REGION No.·· ©ouNCIL No. ' .... COUNCIL 5 658 ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date_, ______ ,. ___ if~~--~~-'---~?.1!! ................. . CounciL .................. Chio.ka:lf..aW.. •.•••.......••.•..•.....•..•.•.......•.........•..•....... ;- ------~---························-----,----.···· S tate ........ ~~¥..t .................................. ., I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending .... _ ...... _.l>.H..em.b§r._.n_ _______________ , 19.-~.I.., · (Expiration Date) · and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and ·agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Lo.cal Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to EXECUTIVE BOARD the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding tha~ this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. Please Fill in All Columns NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT J Gen w•. ! .. Dm:d.elson ./ J.. GraaYllle Sates ADDRESS STREET No. CITY ,..<:-. \.\ ) \>" Remhis Otta.rtemastel' Detmt 749 McCouall TITLES President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Treasurer Scout Com'r. District Chr. District Chr. District :hr. D. ..:'.'\. h "'~"""" r. District Chr. · Org. and Ext. Chr . Lead. Train. Chr. .. Advancem'n't Chr. Camp. & Act. Chr. Health & Saf. Chr. Finance Chr. Cubbing Chr. Sen.Sc.&SeaSc.Chr. Rural Chr. Reading Chr. Pub. Rel. Chr. Ex.Bd.Mbr.atLarge Re X Ex.Bd.Mbr.atLarge ie % Ex.Bd.Mbr.atLarge Bew x Ex.Bd.Mbr.atLarge Re I:~ .... ii1 A *If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon is- AO 6< pg_ l. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first ~::::: .. ~~~,~~::'.~~-~Vt·.~:L .................. Scout Executive Form' 0-1062B-3600942. '· ·' ) I REGION No. CouNcIL No. COUNCIL • 558 ROSTER I • . J . ~ u~ REGISTRATION ROSTER OF. COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ............. ~!7-________ !J ____________________________________ , Council. .. ____________________________ 9.~.!~!-~! _______________________ : ___________ ~------------------------------------------------------------- State·-------------~~~-----------------------------· I agree to· serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending Deoeni'ber 31 1943 and hereby make a;plication for · (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. PLEASE CHECK GROUP Iii Additional Executive Board Members. Do not in. elude men already listed on Form 1062A. IX Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet ·can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. Please Fill in All Columns ~ " z ,IST MEN ON COMMITTEES <ll !:?.to:; .... " c E;-t: "'"' p.,i:: b'Hl B ' t:l' .... .. 9., .... N ALPHABETICAL ORDER "' ;goi~ CS"~ ... t:t a,., ""~ ADDRESS t:t"' g~;! 2a iaz =~ ""' t::l'1ctiD " .... NAME "'" "'" §;s-i-;s; ::: .. ,. ., 0 ., 0 roe~ CD ~i [~ STREET No. CITY g~ g~81i" PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT .\1" '""' s.~. f Memnh!tt / ~ I J'red. L. Chii•t•nbun Govt Hou•e Ohr. Awards & Be.a. •ew x / J obn P1lldna\on. 121'1 s. hl1ewe .. OS.Tie RelaUcaa !Jew ~: /Jam.es Seddon Allea Commerce fl tle 114* ti Conat1tU.u.on & :av ... 64\fl x /,,•aeoe c. Ol.uk 1870 Ln.4Ble tt ou•ti t.ters lew :r·· /H.w. S1 _ __,, -"~ Wtl.,."' .. _ Itta-ti .. 1l1d;. J?ul41c1Q' Re•. 83 ·/·E,.A. ~1'014 M1lU11£ton.- !eNi Ex .. Bd M'br. at Larma Re x (T.J?. Howard J:.eke .Qol'moraat. Miss "' ..-11. Re x v''A.D. MeWho:rter Memphls St. Rwf· Co. ~~'KO))} New x !. Edmund O:td.11 Orgill '.bo tJ:iJ.'i'S ll ,,~\> Re x r John E. :Q.o'berte Jlo 'bert $ lJt'OS • a 522 f&ll •..-11l1 A ~ tt Re x , / J.L. Sklnnw 13)() P0pl~ ';J\~(G;~ ff Re lC ,;,l W"L. Sha.rne Co1umb1$ Jt ... ~~ _;i:;"\"\ v ' Re ,; _ .. _ ... x / Kenw M. 01A1r'to21 Memohls~ li. '~" a & Water D11' .. fl New x ._ (f') ~~- ' ...... ~\\)>'-;:;I' rr ~~ ~ ti / . * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every mari listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). O'O t;) I>- ~ ;i ti 0 a:; '<1 El "'l "' (!) .. 0 :; .., .... -.. p; .,- .. - ~g~ ... " !!; 'O~ ~ g ID~- ~ 0 :l g:;al fl) - -<>_, .., ::! t:l' m ~ "' ~~8 .. 3 Cl) is;' to ... ito" -... ~ AC 48 Ji'C AC SS PO AO 57 PC AC 55 PC AC 4G :Ptr AC Sl PO AC 64 PO AC $2 PO AC 43 PO AO 60 PO AO 55 ;f Q AC 62 PC AO 4f PO 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first ~::::~--~~-6-~;:~~;;_i~~;~!l.:S:.!:::,_~---·---------------Scout Executive F'orm 0-1062B-2500742 '· ' " R1m10N No. CouNcrL No. COUNCIL .I ·558 . ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS 'Date. ........... i~--;~--~~-----·----····----·· Council. ............. ~~-~~~----·--··----·--··--····----·······--·------·----·---·,·--·----·-~-----··--····-·------······~----·--·--·--··---- State ........ ~----·------··----··------··--··---·• I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending Dee.bar 31 t9-9and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my ap11li<"atinn. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME Pi.EASE TYPE OR PRINT ADDRESS STREET No. '-"'""'eo1. w.1. llacon iM - ~-· ~ · · (\.A~ 1):::. v ./'Jd.ge JI.la BarlmJr 204 - u '~. Pi'ift PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. [kCouncil Member not assigned to Committee. [j~Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns .Re !Ai'! t1~ 1.'l- :r Ill! I E;f k x IA4 ,~ h .x AQ St :le ·'• I IAC 5~ Re !Ae .ae Re llO I~ lC 14! '' I~ ~ !t!I Jle ltl IM Bew le 51 Re lC 6E ~c I~ * If, Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years 0f age or over (as indicated in column above). · 2. An Ame;ican Citi"u "' luIB taken out his fi"t ~:;~'.;:;t;?t:;:._,2gg;~~;;•L .................. Srout Executive 'ltl! 'PO Pel pt ,. Pt .rt Pd' PC H Pft PQ PC PC Form 0-1062B-250<>742 t COUNCIL ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ___ :_~~--?.,~•---~i?~---------··----·----------· CounciL------------------------------~b.l.¢.b§g______________________________________________________________________________________________ State ______________ 1J!JIUdl...--------------·------------• I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending Deoubet 31 · , 19..Aa and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of Am~rica. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my applkatlnn. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME Pt.EASE TYPE OR PRINT ;,,,/w.w. Cox ADDRESS STREET No. PLEASE CHECK GROUP O Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. O Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. O District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. O Merit Badge Counselor. Iii Council Member not assigned to Committee. O Committee--one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns CITY /C.H. Qo~· ~wg.__ ____ -+_IDO...llUl....__J(4ci~~~:__-------tlie--4--~-2t-t--f\G~~ ,,-""A.M •. Cl'aVton ,, :B. Cre 1,.'R.F. * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizep or has taken out his first ~::1~:-~~('~~_;:;_~}-~-~:'_V;::~~------------·---Scout Executive Form 0-1062B-2500742 ' 1 REGION No. CouNCIL No. CoUNCIL ti $11' ROSTER REGISTRATION . ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOOTERS Date.---1-..--a,. .. U43.---·-··············--········-···· Council-·······-············J~~~§Y.: ..................................................... ·-··································-············ State. .................. ~•-····-···--···-··-···-• I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending l'leAes;ber a ' 19---G and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my applic-ation. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT ADDRESS STREET No. PLEASE CHECK GROUP O Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. O Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. O District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. O Merit Badge Counselor. llt&Council Member not assigned to Committee. O Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in AH Columns * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years 0f age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first ~~;::.~;;r:~~~:~:'.2~~~:~.iZ:!L.~;41 .................. Scout Executive I Form 0-1062B-2500742 I REGION No. CouNCIL No. COUNCIL 5 558 ROSTER ' .. REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date. ....... i•~---~f*_J.'~----·-·······-·····--·-····-· Council. .......................................... 9~!'~~---····················-···········-················································ State ................. ~to . ., .......................... . I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending ho. a 19 43 and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. la Council Mern:ber not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. I transmit herewith $1.0Q membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my apf!lfratinn. Please Fill in All Columns 'Cl 2! LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES ,, ~g~~ s .. """' :. .... C'"" 11>8<> ... "' -"' IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER ti'" " ... mg~~ ""' ADDRESS ,..C' rir:: g.,.(Jq'"'' ... C'"' r:::o-m g~ !iiZ =~ t:I '"'~'O ""' ~6"8~ "'"' NAME ~:l! ~~ ::1" ~~a! ~; "'o Fi~ PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY "" 0£0~r» q "'"" ~~ .1 ~ ~ '/ ~.w. Hale Court House • ../ J'.W. /Menill lr__. * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--0ne should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that foe is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon is_;. 1. 21 years 0£ age or over (as indicated in column above). ~~~ ~ i > C':l!'<I "' 11>0 "' 6== ... ... p;' ~ 0 "' """" 'il!l~ r+ "'"' P'::ia O' ~ 0 ~ g:s;~ "' - -".,,, ... f:!; g;~g .. m "" "' ~~~ ti ... ~ ...... 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first ~~::::_~~:!il :~;~:':~~-~f~_f;~~?2.~ .............. Scout Executive ' ' Form 0-1062B-250074'2 ·, ' REGION No. CouNCIL No. COUNCIL 5 558 ROSTER . REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date. ....... _ .. .tt<.a .... .26 .•.. aa ........... ~ .............. . Council. ....................... Jlh14k:e.sa. .................................... ______________________________________________________________ State ............. !.en. .. ~---·······················• I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending .Dettember Sl , 19..41., and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of Am~rica. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, .and agree,· if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. 1:1 Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my apflliration. Please Fill in All Columns 'CJ ~ LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES ~ e.= ~ .... '" "'"' i:;lic:I' b" ..... ;. .... 1:1 ... P>!l<I> ... CD ;-[ IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER t:lm Qg~~ ""' ,..to' II;"~ ADDRESS to""' o"flJQ- "' i::o-m "" tii'Z 6'§ g ::~~ o"' ""' ""' NAME ~=! ~ 5- ::::t:i 8'5; a:= rne3 ell == P'o g~ "l'<i PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY "" ~~@if a: CD"" "' S-CD • I II' .. .. * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years 0£ age or over (as indicated in column above). [~~ "l ~ > t>'~'<I "' "' ll>O - CD 6;:::::i::::1 ~ :l p;' """" .. () .. "'"' ~~g .... ~;:i.a g: "' a .,.- ... ; "'"""' "' - -"., ...... g;ag " f "" ll> ~~~ '<I -... ~ 2. An American Citizep or has taken out his first ~::::.~~~~~~:;'-4~(:.'2.~:!~.---·-···········Scout Executive .. Form 0-1062B-2500742 ' REGION No. CouNcIL No. COUNCIL • &58 Ro STER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ... .l~--••--l9a ........................... . Council. .. ·--·---···-----····-(tb.'t~.&lr: ........................................... , .......... -.. ··-·······-·····-··························· State ....... ~·-····-·-·-··--···-··---··········-• I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending llfrcmaber 31 , t9__4l and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) · registration with the Boy Scouts of Am~rica. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my app lira tion. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. fm Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns "' z [:; S' t:1' [g~~ s "J ~ " "'"' > "=il '< ;.. ..... i:r ... 11>S<0 ... aq <I> _C' ioo ~ .. "'"' rn O't-t a> ""' - <I> (]) 6== !}g Pi':E QCDCllCll .., ;t :1 p;' 0 "iaq- rn """' do-m ga ... " "' 1iiZ !;'~ ~~:; ... """ ~~ g'1~~ "'"' s: P'~a ~~ t:'.:l:i'l-3S: ::t" "' a ; §:Si~ '<'o meam c:s::= "' - -",,, .., .... i"' gill 0 00- "~ "' f g;!!g CITY ag'!' .,. .. c. "' ~ e~ f: <I> :;i -... ~ ~._ w. __ -,...,""". -.. - M!• ... u.· .,;..._·: ------1-~....,,.. ......... _.......,.........__..R-.Yl....._ __ ---1-+--_.μ.~""----- \/-K.G. OndQ * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--0ne should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An Amerioan Citi= oc ha' taken out hfa fa't ~;::.~~~t~;~1?.f ~_,._,,,_. ___ ......... Soout Exeoutive ' ' Form 0-1062B-3600942- ,. - I REGION No. CouNCIL No. COUNCIL 5 558 Ros TE~ REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTER....'i Date ............ !~--?.~! __ !~-~------------------· CounciL ___________ ·-····-··-·--QP.J..Q~~-'=Y .....................................................• -----·------·-----·--·-·--····-···-·----- ···--·- State ......... ~-~! .... ------·------·--·······-·-----· I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending Decem~e~ 31 , 19~ and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of Am.:rica. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. IS Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership .fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. Please Fill in All Columns !J:I 'O z LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES .. "'"' f?.t::J'1~ a ~~ Q,C: ~ .... ALPHABETICAL ORDER C' .... 11> 8 (!) .... [N .. :;~ r;r ~i ;g;a ADDRESS liiZ g~~~ @a ""' S'g g ~CD"' 2:8' NAME ID~ ~~ ::::S'>-3<>; ., 0 ~i a~ mea(l) STREET No. CITY. ~ii g ~~SI PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT ~ ""'' ~~ ·' MiM:PlUS .. ... .. ../ r. V. Rlu!akle M'l';'r ... _ '"""':" SDVI!tli! :Re \/i>r,. Sam li. Baines MlLl!.Altl' SERn CE B.e ,c'Jl•nrw !. BalllSAY iaa tln.toa Ave. Re x ,~r/'...._ ___ ~,11 E. - ·• Dwlsell Reeves Moto~ •• Re x ... /,,.Oha.s. D. Riohardeon 161? Sterlck :Blds,. Re x ~ /G1lme.:r Rioba:rdeon. laterstate ltealtY Go. Re 45 J' Rlmer M. Ries ~'iel Pon1~ .t'.'t'\t Re 29 c,/l 4 .A .• 'Qt""-""--- lU.e~ C:'oal>l' Go. ~ ~<\O))J Re x .,, / ··'l'nus t:1 tH tte1.tn1111ver> MXT.t'-· -I.\ .u....':~I OE Re ,/ J .L .• Bou JaUoaa.1 iank of OommeX"od>>_ ~ Re x ;p vlDr. Walter A. lluoli 899 Ma4iton Aw. ~ \~(~~ lie x /)Jdwar4 P. :auaaell Steriok Jlq{f \' ~\l>v Re 42 \;~·· R.6. ltrchene:r hoi..--~~a~ Re x . ~tF~\l> v"W.11. Sandown ~\'t~rce Title 31dg. Re 'X ,• t,/. G1l 'be~\ M, Schl.Gtll (( ,,.--'·"'" J'".fi'~ (\ J7- ---- :B. Hunter & ee. Re x / A»tlmr Schoealte ~ '(/ Hotel Pea'\)oq Re x /"'Dr .. R.G. Schraeiase. 4225 Wal.nu\ GJ'Ove Road llew z: r/Me:r:r1ll Schwarts l.260 Vin\on Re .x /J .. l .. Seq ~e &t Bowler• x-.o .. Re x ,/J. Cheirier ShS.elde 236 we.ru · lie 3 v<a .. :s. Si.ms. Jr. 584 Jlet'M.J1Q Re x V' Ra.Ymond Skinner Forrest Hill Jain le x './.- We.l ter :t... Smith Me1aph1a S~one & Gravel Co. Re x "/ R.M. Spda Commerce ~1 tle :Bldg. l'l.e x * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon is~ 1. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). [Sl~ > > "'~~ 8 " ::1 (J) 11> 0 (!) .... -= ;a :?. j;' o- ... " ~ "~go ;iis: ~ g: ";t l!!. " (') ;i ~;al <I) - ... ~ "' -"., .. " Q. ~~g (!) .. g CD J1r " ... "0" _.., ... AC 51 PO AO f43 PO fJl fi2 PO A.0 u PO AO 50 PO 4C 4A PO 40 156 PC AC 70 1fC AC 12 PO AO 41 :PQ AC 47 ro: AO 43 PO J.C 45 pc, ,. AO 134 PO· AC 154 PO AC 61 .~ 40 IM "iii AO 40 PC AO Q PO ~ A Cf ~, PC A.CJ G PO AC <4(1 PO AO 34 PC 40 6C PO 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first ~::::.~:~"i~:.~=-~~~i~i_a:"-!t:!~:~::L ............ Scout Executive For~ 0-1062B'.3600942. c ' REGION No. CouNcIL No. COUNCIL I 5fJe ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ............... !~~: .. ~.t ... ~,~L ................... . Council ....... ·-········-··--g~~-~'!I! .................................................... _________________________________________________ State .... ~.!~! ...................................... . I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending December 31 1~3 and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. · PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. O Merit Badge Counselor. ~ Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. Please Fill in All Columns ~ "' z r.,IST MEN ON COMMITTEES et:>oi ... " """ o.= t:rMi 8 ;ti' "'"" .. 8<> ..... [N ALPHABETICAL ORDER "' mg'~~ s-l Gg ~i ~'1(Jq- ADDRESS li"Z ;~<~ g2a ""' 6'~ ~=~~ ""' NAME 11>'1 ~~ ~= '°o mea (?. ":::: a~ ~~ ·JQ STREET No. CITY.Hl g ~g ;- I PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT .:;; .. .,. a~·' MJm' $ ~ /aft~ hear• !Vrell. Al'k. llew x v,/g_l,, R-tiil .. #"-i Al A - ... - ~. IJ:•wua •• A9 i/G.D. St~auae 485 w. !ri•• 'RA 2: ,/1.r. SU.lll"i'im '.!441\a M<la• lla Ji'. ,/Ken.on Tavl.d tr .... ,,. ... ____ , .... _ l"J!l_ Re x /R .. A .. 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Re x * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). got:1 > > ....... 0 "':11"1 ~ oq "l <> IOO :;- ... -= ::t ; "'- a " ~ "~~ ~~~ E?: ";41!!. ~ g ;i g;s;~ <I) ... -"o ... - "' ~~& .. ~ 0. .. g ~!Jr " ... ~ 0" -... ~ AC il PC Id! 11'- 'JJ>ft AC SA PC l.A.C !iA PC AC 1 " H lA.C Ml PO Ml la PC .Al} Ill •n A_l} ,, .... - ._...,.,,.. AC l-2 PO: U! >s 1tt! j_f1 I IA PC AO 4l 10 LO 5! PO ~n Ai pe lC Roi »ft U! ~1! •n lO AC PO U! IS. PC itn .4-: 'PP. lC Sil PC Ml 4fl .PO 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first p~pers (as ~te~ column a~o;¥,7). -~ 1 .. _ • · S1gned ...... ef/t._,,__6 .. ~&.~~~~-: .. ?J.g:!l .. ~:::~.:~---·---------Scout Executive Form 0-1062B-3600942· " ' REGION No. CouNCILNo. COUNCIL I $58 ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date .............. ifl.U« ... Zl,. __ 19.4.L ........ : ............. . Council. ....................... --~-~~~!~ ................................................... ·-··································-············· State ........ ~~~---·-------------·--··-·--·---····. I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending Deeember a j i9 4.3 and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and- agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. . D Merit Badge Counselor. OlltCouncil Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. Please Fill in All Columns ~ 'C z :..IST MEN ON COMMITTEES !" "'"' e.i:s ~ 1--1 s i:li=t:J"MI [N ALPHABETICAL ORDER ;st :>'>1> lb 8<> ... :;~ ~i ;g;a .... ,,. ADDRESS ,,. .. g~~~ g2a liiZ ;-~ "'" t:l"f(D'° ""' NAME lb:i! m" §:9'8ii :::i:i °"'o ""o ~; ~"'f r.oe::i .. --· STREET No. CITY u g ~g 6i PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT <I>.,, "-= a;·' "' JUICl?llfS :l ~ /Ra•tS•l Willduoa MtUm!llY SERVICE '.Re I 04U"l .L• w11u.s1 S•anlArd Oil Co. :ae x /Ba.nY r.~ wt 'I ...... SS.nclalr Relin.tM Co. Re x /la.mes J .• Wiuman JiILI!AllY SERVICE Re /GeoJ'a:e Wood Hernando ... Miss. lte x /Dt '° P!ircy Wooi Coluabian Mutual _!rowel' Rf! % ',.,./t:f. Oecil Wrq M$11IDhl• Ligh\ .. Ga.a & Weter D1T. ....-t'1! Re x ,,;t:Abe W!.\l"~ 'bu;re: 734 $. ll'~th St .. ~ ~<o))) · lle x ' l\ /}~'))> r c~:s. Youn.a- Saf'Ua. tiae _@_ - Re 52 - /Dr, !hem.a• K .• 'to'Ul'1g lcU l' . . . .L lf'- U:' \,,,"'9. ewild . r•••- ~ ,..-. .'' --~ l.e x ( o .. Gier:Zo•I ~-- Boebtioff £' ~~~v b x, o"\\ ~ - (f'\\)> A~\\_\>'-'° (( (())\~·7 ~ 9 * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isgo ti > > ....... o "':ii~ "l 8 " <I> <I> lb0 ::; .., .... -= .. - ;;- "'- .... " ~ "il go '110 lb j»·"'ft:I O' l!O~a "' a ;i g;s;~ "' - .., !! O' -""" .. Ill "' :::~g I" §,t»""' " "' 1110<1> -....... ~ 143 PC MJ 5ti PC ~O· l4E :PC ao 2, PO ~t! :a~ PC lit ·~ :PO Ml m PC lO 4~ .PO Ul $~ PO "'° 5, PO u 41 N l. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out bi's first ~:::::_~:~-~:/'~~~i~-~.iti?".if~:~,'1';~~---·········Scout Executive ' Form 0-1062B-3600942· - ' ' R.Ji:atoN No. CouNcIL No. CoUNCIL 5 558 ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date--·-··-···tT.a. .•. :.ath .... 19::4;, _____________________________ , Council ............. <!.!!!~~~~~-----------·---------------------------------------------------------'----·-·-····-----------·-----····--·-·-·-·--- State ... ·---·------~~-~------------·---------·--·--·· I agree to s~e on ~he d3i,gnated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending . oem. er . . 19 4a· and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) _ · . registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the .following in support of my application. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES lN ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME. ADDRESS PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used provid- .. ing each District is marked properly. [JIEMerit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. ~ Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill itt All Columns / PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET N ci. CITY Merit 1!1 .. .:a- Co---.. <t•• R .. J~ lhtmnhries Re (( (())~ * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first p~pers (~~ate£in column -;°.~e). , . . . . . . S1gned .... df.~.UJ';!._~·f/J!]J:M. .. ~--1_:g;~~;{~:~,__.!! __________________ Scout Executive Feb .. . Nr;. 't ~:~ G· 1· t(:-.J. q c~ VJ 1 c ! . '.l ~ Il .. f: .A • , f~ I' ~..\:c :\~. i:.. "J' r;, ~Lt C} i N"'W Yc•rk Ctty, N, Y. 1943. n C-ordo n Horris , Bccmt ~:·.xPcrutiVt! ·-·-:· Form 0-1062B-3600942' L ' REGION No. CouNCIL No. COUNCIL 5 57 ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ............ F..ebr.ua~.J" ... .l.0.,. ... 19..4:3 ......... . .· Council ....... .c.b.i.c.k.a.saw ................................................................... _________________________________________________ State ........•................•............................. I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for ·the year ending D eo °'R.l~ $P ~r ' 19---43 and hereby make application for (il!Xpiration Da e registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, all stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES [N ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME PLEA.SE TYPE OR PRINT ADDRESS STREET No. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Di!;trict is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one she.et can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns ·CITY * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed ........................................................ : ....... , ..........•.......... Scout Executive. l\li~tto:nnl Councll, ll,.:; .. A., · :~ P ~~r.?r Aven1J&, !!ei'.• Yr:r~~ City, N.Y. lnctnd.ed in the inc1osed ehtick ~. 3 :'~1 .oo for uhich •,1.., Gor:-~on Ho1~r1s Scout 1".,;,~em.;;.t i ve Form 0-1062B-3600942 .. ' REGION No. CouNcIL No.· COUNCIL 5 558 ROST.ER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date _________ ~:~~!' ___ _?.;?_,:?-:~~---------·····-----------------·· CounciL ______________ J .. ~!~~P:l!.L ..... Q!:~~~-:~!'! ...... --------------------------------------·------.. -----···-------------- State ..... ·---------~-!~------···--------------------· I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending lieC+ 31 , 19 43 and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will ~ommence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and· continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my . application. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME /PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT, B.L. McGeor.2:e ADDRESS STREET No. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. . D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. ~ Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet ·can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns CITY "I. ~C 51 PC * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed_···-·········--·····-··---------···-····-·········-------·····--·-·······'. ........... Scout Ex~cutive Form-0-1062B ·3600942 ~·· '. ' REGION No. CouN:CIL No. COUNCIL 5 65~ i ROSTER -· ... ,, I .., REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS · Date ....... Mt;i,.r-.c:l:!---~----l.~--------------------·----· Council-------------------····Cl".J.i.Cl\:~~.S.ll.W---·-······---·-------------------····'·····-·····--·-------·······-·····-····--·--··--··········-· State ...... -----!llean--···-----------------···-----·· I agree to serve on the designated .group or Committee of the Council for the year ending Dia i:•. §.1 ( p1ra ion Date) , 19~ and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of Am~rica. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. · D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns " z ~ 8'~1? LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES . ~t:l'l~ " ll> ,.,. ... Q,.c:I ti" .... 8 t ;:!!~ l:l'H> s-t;i II> 8<1> ... [N ALPHABETICAL ORDER .. -i ~i mi'~ i .... ... i:r ~1-1a~q;- ADDRESS i:r<> 3~ ;-z =~ § ~i~ "'" ""' NAME I':!! '"" @;S-8~ ;:!" "'o "'o rne~(p, "= r !!.:~ Jq~ /PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY g ~@bi' "'"' ~ a~·' Ill .. 'ltt - ·-- Lui - .., .. - ,, WT"ON ~ '.:'l"!:>'i .tln~ £.~{~ 1".! Ur.4.,.. Q>(o n,...,•.v1A 1"" M~"·11'v-·"'> ~:A "'" /J- _JL "' ... ,~.-. ,. '4.i:.?a ,,,.....,.;;Qlft -~ .. - . ?'J.::1-\ ohhn,..hn,-,,,1 ,.1.,...,,.,, m- - ~ - - ,.,-- - . '' .. """ ... .. , .. H - A<ii ~ /~t\O))J l\ /J~J))) _@_ ~ ,.... :> S5~ lC&-.;:;? ((~ \\l>v o'\\ ~ -tF~)) ~~\\))'-" (( (())~ ~ '(I * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). 8 ~ <I) "0 <I) ...- .. ., ., iO o- ~ S" "&!~ 0 (I> ~ >o.,1:1 s: '°:;a f; (l ;i ~ii:il .. E -""' ~ .,. ;:!1'& .. Q. Ill ~· .as"" t:l !IO'" -.. ~ r. , .. ~1 r, bf'1 I~"' 1 ..... ~l"fi· '-~ ,_ A· W Signed·-----------·----------·---'--·-----------------------------------··------------------Scout Executive ,' I lo N:::~t:i\''llil CNmcll, H.<1.A., 2 Par~ nvenue, · N~w York Ctty, N.Y. 1.:t~t. 1 ·-- Gc;t.,(1rJn !t.~(~x~r~is r:;C.!)l) t -rr'XPCV ti. iTe ) ' i.hd;ional Council, B.S.A., 2 Park. ltvenue 1 Nev York City, N.Y. Includecl in the inclosed ch""ck ple1-1se ftnd ¥2.10 for ~1hich please register 1;he t'l.m Ar.out~rs on [: t taebed sheet. Pl~ase send us a large and small certificate for Mr. Robert Pe.ul Astor. Cordially yonrs, v. noroon H0.Y•rie Scout Executj.ve \-- Form 0-1062B-3600942 Lt <' REGION No. CouNcIL No. COUNCIL 5 558 ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date _______ .J«a.t>.oh----'--~----l-94.3-.-----------------· . CounciL _________________ Q_h~.9-~-~~W.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- .. -------- State·------~-~nn.~------------------------------·--· I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending D1c~1ber 31 , 19~ and hereby make application for p1ration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the rev:erse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. I transmit herewith $1.0Q membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. Please Fill in All Columns ~ 'O z LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES .. e=~ .... " ;., .... """' ~d b't-lt El "'"' .,9 ..... [N ALPHABETICAL ORDER to'" "' ;-[ ~:: ;15:a ;li ADDRESS "' g~;! g~ a;z =~ ~~ g toS~p:I ~S' NAME ~ 5- :::S-"315; ., 0 ,.- [toS ~ii f(J~a!. ,.- STREET No. CITY 0 ,,.g Ill § / PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT ~· "'"' a;-.' ..... .t-•- ~ "Robert Pe.ul Astor 5fl4 s. Cox < ttt ..... N>'h'k...,.,..i-.,..,.,,,q rt-~- 'l!,T,..• ¥ ~·- -·· / fw F "fln.,..r:'lb'" Un·,<>n \. i::;Ji:A t;"i MR ~~'"'•nn"l 1 Uh~. l:JA 'l!' " <"t<i! ~ .--..'\OY)} l\ n~~ $> "-="' - :> \~ l C& '-::::7 (~ ;'\\ \)>V o\\ ~- - ff'~')} ,;\ '\\ \'" ~ - rri (()")~ ~ ~- * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter .. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). [~ S' > > "'=II '<I 13 IJQ ::1 "' $1>0 "' ... -.. " :l lD =- ~ " "g go .. ~~~ ... s: ;o;li!!. "" a ; g;s;Ol "' - " ::l: ;;:~ .. .. " "' §i;i ~ " ·~ 1101> _,,,.. I\~ 'IPA nt'llV'Z: ~ - ·~ -- ... U:! t.. t. 'D,.., 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed ____________________ -/')l::J~llf~----·--------------Scout Executive NGt~onal Goun~il, n.~.A., 2 Pr;rt~ Av~mue, Ne~ York City, N.~. Crmtlemen: Included in thE.l lncloB ed a1•;~.l"t ts .! 2. 00 for ~/~ 1 ioh r.:. Gor<'on rturrie S.:~ - l~ t f,'x~~Cttt l·ve •,, Form, 0-1062B-3600942, ' I REGION No. CouNCILNo. COUNCIL 5 558 ROSTER " ~~ REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ..... Ma~Gh---~>·---l-94-3. ........................ . Council. .................... 0.1:1.19.lca.e.a.w ............... :~ ..................................... _. __________________________ ...................... State. ......... ?:'~-~~---·····························-· I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending DeMμ,1b.S;r)j gl , 19.A..3, and hereby make application for piratlon ate registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. ' I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. UST MEN ON COMMITTEES [N ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME PLEA.SE TYPE OR PRINT ADDRESS STREET No. 1~"1 R't n&rham St. 81 s. Front St. It rr co)~ PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet ·can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns CITY. •.f .... ~-..l...4 .. r .. - - - * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American. Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed ..... -----·····-····-···-····---·-·-···-···········--·································Scout Executive ) I ; . March 29, 1943. National Council, B.R.A., 2 PP.rk Avenue, ::·.'~w York C 5.ty, N. Y. Gentlemen: Included in the inclos Rd check. i a 11'1. on for i.-!1":1.cJ'l pler:t"H! register Mr. Henry M. Clayton ~ Hfs. Lif~ht, GaA !?-· \lf te:r Div. /\ .t:. 39 as a. Ccnncil Member for the year 1036. Mr. Clayton ha.A been actively connected w~_th Chickasaw Counctl since 1933 anc1 defl1res to bec,:me a. Ten Year Veteran Scout. On chAck1ng his records We would apprAcinte it if you vnuld reR1~t~r ~im for the above year so that he may WP,a.r the Ten Year Veteran Badge• Application f(r Ten YP,ar Veteran 1s 1nclos ed. Sincerely yours, W .. Gordon Morris Scout F:xecut :ive Form 0-1062B-3600942 ,1t- 1.D '" REGION No. CouNcxi:. No. COUNCIL 5 558 ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL, SCOUTERS Date ....... .Ma.r.ch ... 31.., ... 194.3 .•..................... Council. ................. ----Cb.1..c-ka..s.aw--------------~-------------------------------------------------~-----------------··········--------- State ...... !.enn. ..................................... . I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending Detg: . 21,l · , 19_4_3and hereby make application for p1ra on Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES [N ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME I PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT J <m.---- ... rt ADDRESS STREET No. o\\ ~ - PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. CITY Menmh1s Please Fill in All Columns * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed·-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Scout Executive ,, I ( Mar. 31, 1943. Nat:lonal Council, B. 8 .A. Ino., 2 Park Avenue, Ne;-r York Clty, N.Y. Gentlemen: Included in t}•e inoloeed check is t:1.oo for which please reg_ister th~ Scouter on the attachP-d sheet. Sincerely you'rr; . w. Gordon Morris Scout ti:xecutive •, ' Form 0-1062B-3600942 REGION No. 5 Report # g;4 L [ CouNcIL No. 558 COUNCIL ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER ·oF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date-----A~)P-!-1-.. -1-3-,---1-94-3-.-·------------------· .... CounciL ..... Oll1.c.ka.s.atti ............ -----------------······-------------------------------------------·-------------------·····-·-··---······ State ....... 'Jl.e*ll!l-.-··· .. ·············-······-·-······· • I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending DMO"~'.Jrm gl , 19_A.3and hereby make application for pirat'ion ate) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I· transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES [N ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT ADDRESS STREET No. - _ t@_ o\\ ~ - PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not iriclude men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. · D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. CITY 'lh~mnh1 a Please Fill in All Columns * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). . .,, 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in ~ol n abov . Signed ...................... ~-------~----············ ······-·····--············----Scout Executive . ···~ . Apr:tl 1'3, 1943. rat1on2l Council, B.a.A., 2 Park /\venue, Ne-w York Ci. ty, N. Y. Gentlemen.: Incluued j,n the inolosed checlc is 1"1.00 for which pleaR~ r 0 g1AtAr the Scouter on the attached ShP 0 t. T.,fGM/'·f ·• "', Vi Cordlally yours, r.r. Gordon Morrie Scout F.xecut1ve Form 0-1062B-3600942 REGION No. CouNCIL No. COUNCIL 5 558 ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ..... Apr-1-l--.1.~--:1943---···················--· Council. ................. ... .Cl:\i.c.k.&.aaw---·····················-·····-····················--·····················-···-···-········-·-···-·· State ............... !l!.enn., ......................... . I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending DCMffiltei't ~l , 19--4-&nd hereby make application for pira on ate . registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration· of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of · my application. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES [N ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT ADDRESS STREET No. Farnsworth Blatt. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men ~!ready listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. CITY Memnh•• Please Fill in All Columns Re x AC 4~ PO * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--one should be ch,ecked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed ..... ---······--················--·-··--·-···········-·········---~---·······-···-·---Scout Executive National Council, B.8.A., 2 Park Avenue, New York City, N.Y. Gentlemen: ,,/ April -?--11, 1943. Included in the 1nclos,ed check for $1.00 for which please register Mr. Dolph Clark ns a Counctl MembPr 1n Chicka.~11w Council. In January of this yea1• ,,,e registered Mr. Clnrk as e. Council Member in "M1lit~ry Servtce" and rr>oe1ved a card 'for same but he is back in c1v1.11an 11.fe now and desir.P-s to pe.y his 1}.1.00 for reglstration. WGM/W Cordially yours, w. Gordon Morris Scout Executive Rli:moN No. CouNcIL No. 5 558 COUNCIL ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ......... .}.ta~---20,, ... 1.943. ........................... . Council... ...................... C.b.1.ckasaw ... .C.o.unc..i.l..,. ... B .... :3.+A ....... _____ , ____________________ , ______ ................. State ........... T.e.nn .•.......................... : ... . I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending Deoery1ber 31 , 19...AZ and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy. Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns ~IST MEN ON COMMITTEES I<! ~ I z 8'~ l5' !!io :ii.... .. (t "'"' ''"' i:r" a > ~ S::ii"l ;._ .... N ALPHABETICAL ORDER i:r ... ~ ~~ i ,;-~ "" .. ~i ;g ~i;'?!Oi' 5lo ADDRESS tiiZ 6'§ s:: <die :) Mi ""' ~5"~~ ~~ NAME P>=il ~ s- ., 0 w~g~ 4ij; g ... STREET No. CITY gm PLEASE TYPE OR fRINT q """ g !!:."' :p g ~"·""-·~..,.,., 4 ..... i~. :: ~ .. .T M 'Pt:a ttt'\1' M'l'\Kni ooht. f.,, l>A th'\n '1r;Htll'li 1 Mhr 'M y , .. SUi''MTMOT .. ?!!''<DIVTATnM ..,. Tf.'l'fl'll'R 'DAf!'tAT v'w A.1nn.,n t .nt~lr & Tto+.c"l PAabnriv ff•'!..- ~'I ... ~-- ... fi"'~·•nll +.i..~-' Re 'J[ - . - ·- - ~~ ~ _,,,,.~~( ....... -·-"""' ct~ ~ """~O) )J l'" 11\::::d) )> _@_ - -~1~~~ (( '\ i\\~"'" 0\.\ ~ ~ (f']>)). ""<:\\\\?- rr (0)~ ~v . - * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). "l El P>O - "' .... -.. .... iO' Q- ~ E" "g go '1l~~ :!! :u:ta s: ~ a ~ fiEidl .. - -"., .. I! " .. =~:s § .... ~cf) ..r .• PO<> -.... \C (j.f PC lr'! ~J PCT l Signed ...................................................................................... Scout Executive ~ ) Forni 0-7l6 !OOM 2-39 C.P. REGION No. BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 2 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. SCOUTER APPLICATION (TO BE USED FOR ALL NEW SCOUTERS AND CUBBERS) COUNCIL NO. TROOP No. To Serve as 01-.:.ai mia..'1 of :Tina.">'l.ce Cb:umi t t ~-------------=---------=------, (Rank) Troop No. and City (or Subject if Merit Badge Counselor) From _______ --"J-'an"'' ~.,_l-'"'-_l--'9-'43::..::.... ______________ To J a:r1 o 1, 1944., (Expiration date) !:.~r 3 1943. To The National Council: (Date) Boy Scouts of America, 2 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. I hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America and subscribe to its Scout Oath and Scout Law and its Declaration of Religious Principle as stated on the attached sheet and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws of both the National and Local Councils and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by them. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year (or a pro rata fee), fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to . the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the ati nal and continue until z::e iration of my annual registration. I submit additional information listed below in sup f Y,; ication. SIGNATURE of APPLICANT in fu · ~ Street address (Mailing address)------""'~"""-=--"'-'..,..::U.0'-"""'--11!:......;;.---,,....------·--------...--------- City Uern.~:ihi s County .,..1e State Tenn. Residence telephone number __ __;.9_--'4~6""'1=-"-'3 _____ Business telephone number 8-7766 Approve Title (of Approving officer)-------------- (see "Approval" on information sheet) 1. Ag . Amer. Citizen or First Papers? ___________________________ _ 3. Have you already paid a registration fee in another capacity? Yes D No D if so, What?--------- 4. Do you desire pocket certificate ~ large certificate for framing D (or both lOc additional) D---------- 5. Were you a Scout? Yes D No 13: If so, How long? ____________ Tr. No. 6. Were you a Cub? Yes D No [11:: If so, How long? Pack No.---------- 7. Have you been a Scout Official Yes D No D ____ What capacity? Where?-------- 8. When and how long?------------------------------~--------~ 9. What, if any, Scout Training Certificate do you hold? ________________________ _ l~ Present occupation and position hcld _________________________________ _ 11. What other experience, if any, have you had in connection with organizations for boys or young men? ____ _ 12. State the highest Institutions from which you have graduated Grammar D High School D College 0------ 13. What is your religious preference? Catholic D Jew D Protestant ~ Othei; D None D 14. Are you a member? Yes ~ No D IS. Are you marri,ed? Yes [j No D __ 16. Have you boys of your own? Yes D No ~------ 17. Rae .1.~ es•ro TO BE FILLED IN BY LOCAL COUNCIL (OR HEAD OF INSTITUTION IF NOT UNDER COUNCIL) Is this person to be dropped in any other capacity? Yes No Tf so, which? Is this person taking the place of any other person who is to be dropped? Yes No If so, whom? What capacity? Date Signature (for Troop Organization Committee) Date Signature_ Scout Executive (To be signed by Head of Institution if Not Under Council) (1) INDEX: Status of Troop Expiration (2) APPROVAL (3) Certificate written (4) Large certificate written Statistical Entry (5) Stencil Mad" CompareA (6) Application filed Filed by May 20, 1943. Nation~cl C>tmctl, B.S.A., 2 Park Avenue, New York City, N.Y .. Gentlemen: please register the Sooutnr.s on the attached sheet. WGP/w Cordially yours, W. Gordon Morr'iB Scout Executive I Form' 0-1062S-3600942 REGtoN No. CouNctL No. COUNCIL . 5 558 ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ........ ..J.UJ.7 ... 14., .... 1943 ..... ~----··-·----·-·----· Council. ......... Chickaf.taw. ................................................................ _________ , _ , _____ , ____ , ____ , ___ ,_.__, _____ , ___ State."·-··---1§11.\D. .••. ~ •..•.•...•.... '"·----··----· I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending December 31 , 19-----A.and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) _ registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. PLEASE CHECK GROUP O Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. 0 Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do rtot include men already listed on Form 1062A. · 0 District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly; O Merit Badge Counselor. 0 Council Member not assigned to Committee. O Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. I transmit herewith $1.0Q membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. Please Fill in All Columns ~ "' ~ LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES .. e.~ :a~ > :...H "'"' i::i.i::si::r ..... El t:>' ... ll>E!<>,.. El [N ALPHABETICAL ORDER 1:1'" "' mg~m -g "l "' i;!; ll-f cs,.. ~ ., ~t10Q;' ADDRESS g~ .. - ... " arz =~ g~:i ~~~ ,, .. c,.. NAME ~:;! m" :::9'8ji :!rJ 'O 0 ~~ "'o oofl:(l" ~i "' E ~~ .., STREET No. g fi@;" .. ill . PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT CITY q ""' S.;-.' 1:1 v~--."t .... •~ ~ lfHah Tl n,,.,. 501 OolnmbiAn 'MutuA1. Tower. 11'1 .; A ~n,...,..tJ x v lC - - F.xeeutive . ..-1-"il .~ ~<\O))J l' /J\:::d) );. _fb>_ - - ~i~~~ (( \' :\\~v O::\,\ ~ -ff~'» - ~<\\\);.- (('"" (())\.7" ~ ?' . * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Vll? > t:>':ll"I "" "' {l>O iii' ... -1:1 o- <>g~ ~ g ";ti!. ; fl:!iGl ii~& "' ·"' as-"' "' ~2:!. ~(1 PO Signed .... ---------·--------···---··--·-·-----: ............................................ Scout ·Executive .. " July 14, 19A:-'. Nf'tionnl Connotl, B.R.A •• 2 Parle Avenue, Ne .. ,.r York C1. ty 1 N. Y. Gent:Lenen; Mr. Dyer "t-r.~.s r r>gist~l"ed on Tro0p 7'l ~ Sena.tob1.a, ~a ~rn. r:i.nfi his r~p,1r:itration expired ,June 30, 1943. This 50¢ tcJ"f'R care of hi~ reg18tra.t1 on until Den. 31, 19.r'f,5. Thanking you and with best wishes, :r. am Cordlally yours, w. Clordon Morris Scout Executive Form 0-1062B-3600942 R.BGION No. I CouNCIL No. COUNCIL ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date. .... ; .......... !~~~--l"-•---i~g--------··--------· CounciL ......... ~~~~~W ................. -----------------··-·--·--·-·------···--·--····--·------------·--------------------------·------·--- State. ..... ----~-~~~!-~----·-····-·----···---· I agree to s~n ~ designated group 48 Com~ittee of the Coundl for the year ending • · · · , 19__;__, and hereby make application for · (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.0Q membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES [N ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT ADDRESS STREET No. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns CITY l\ /I~)) * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed _________________________________ !~--!!~--~~-~~----·-----·---Scout Executive Form O-lObZB-3600942 ·. ''·:--.. .. . ,._ _, c. •. .. REGION No. CouNCIL No • COUNCIL ~ , 5 558 ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ____ .Ja.nuar_y ___ 31., .... l.9At4.. .. _________________ • CounciL ........ _ ...... @~ka-s.a.w---·····-··········---······--·-···-·····--···--···--·--·--···-········-·--·--········--·-···-----·····-·· State ....... T.enn.·-··-······-·-~---·-·············-··· I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending Dec. 31 · , 19.ti., and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of Am~rica. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. · I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscrfption to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT /Vance Alexander >< / Brot.rn ADDRESS STREET No. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. · D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns * If Scoi.1ter is to be registered in various capadties and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers ( ::ef"V¥1icat~ in column 'il:~~_;). . • S . d - .v:t,.,". ~·~/'"'·'Jr/ JJ ·f} ,, • nu'r'"r111 'J..P.< s t E t' 1gne _JJ;;,li:?jj _______ .,_'C': • .:, •• '-.tf!.~~(9 ..... ,, .............. , ... :.;i,. ____ ;;___________________ cou xecu 1ve Form 0-1062B-3600942 ,.~ REGION No. COUNCIL No. COUNCIL 5 558 ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOOTERS Date ________________ Ja.n ...... -31+--19.~.4-------- .. ---·---· Council ... ---·---···-··--····-.Oh.i.ckas.a.w ................................................ ___________ : _____________ .................... ~---·· State.-T.aRA-,···············-·-········--···-···----· I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending Dee • 31 , 19 44 and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a ·membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1'.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT Burch ADDRESS STREET No. E.L. Bruce Lumber co. 1006 EXohange Bldg. PLEASE CHECK GROUP O Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. 0 Additional Executive Board Members at :{.arge. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. 0 District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. O Merit Badge Counselor. 0 Council Member not assigned to Committee. '0 Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. CITY emu hie Please Fill in All Columns Hernando Miss. Memphis we11 Brothers 9 'MILITARY SERVICE* 85 McCall st. x 21 , 1'~ H Orum Jr. E.H. Crum Oo. .x * lf Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over -(as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as inc;licat!i!d in column ;i>bove). , S. d ~ ,;uo/'1:.y (J/f'((- •1/b ':}}~J 11 r/'.' ~ 11/i~<'. S E · ' 1gne ____ ,,L/"_~,_Ji._.,,,_,_, __________ , ______ R.'../A. • .1£-••• ~----'----·-·-···--··-··-·-····- cout xecutive Form 0-1062B-3600942 " "' " REGION No. CouNcIL No. COUNCIL 5 558 ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ... .J.an •... 31-;t·--19.44--------------------------·· .. Council ......... ___ Oh1C.ka.a8.1l ................................................................................................................ State ........ f.e.nn. .................................. . I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending Dec I 31 ' 19~ and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) • registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. · PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. ' Please' Fill in All Columns "' ~ ~ LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES !!.l":il1-< (t " ..... s:uS: t:s-'""' B ;_ ..... IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER ti' ... I" B"''"' I''" ii a:5~~ :;-i ,.ti' ADDRESS tr<> g~~:· g~ l>Z 8'~ "'" g ~IP p:I -~;? NAME P>:il g 5- =E">:li:i: "'o r.oea .. ~i ig ... STREET No. CITY ~~ g ~g ;" PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT ~ .. .,. ag- :r ~ 445 Ell.sworth * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and .is paying Scouter fee with the roster--one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). ~~a' fl> ;,- 9 "":!!'<! ~ (I) (I) P>O ~-= .., :l ~ .,- ~ " ~ <>~go ~~~ g; io~!!!. "' 0 ... g:;:il CD - .. -" ... .., i::: tr .. ~ Q, ;:P> g "' g',., I' "' ~~~ 2. An American Citizen or has taken out. his first ~:::: .. :Z1~!t.~:i~:~.-~Ji4:~.!ULL?'. ................ Sco:ut Executive Form 0-106ZB-3600942 ·' REGION No, CouNcIL :No. C· COUNCIL 5 558 ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date _____________ _Jan ..... .3l., ... .l.9.4A ................... . CounciL·-·----··-··-···-------Q.~!-~-~-~~~~-----···------·-··--·-·······------~---------------------···--------··--------------·----··-·· State .... ------~-~!':~.!--------------------······--·-· I agree to sme on ii designated group or Committee of the Council for the· year ending ee. . ' 19__!~nd hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and. Scout Law, as stated on the reverse· side, and agree, if a membership certificate· is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and-By-Laws.and such rules and regulations as- may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils.· PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. * D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly~ D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee .at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my. application. Please Fill in All Columns :ti "' z ~IST MEN ON COMMITTEES <> a::i:a;.., c :. .... n,... p.i:: i:rHi El t:I' ... 11>80> ... N ALPHABETICAL ORDER = .. "' -"' mg~~ ""' ,..t:I' ~i gt-t~;- ... ADDRESS t:I'"' g:; iiiZ 6"~ §~i~ ""' §;~ NAME p>:lf ~ 5- @:9"8~ "'0 gi~a !. cs- ~ti .,- PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY ~~ g~~, l :;;- Mem:nhia S°CD • ... " ~ J. Granville Gates:.: 749 Hnt"t"\1nio11 '.RA ~~, ./ ~ff .A. Ga:vlor 1883 N. Ra1nhnw nriv• 'RA y v Sidney Genette l.621 Linden lllo ~A. ../Charles Glascock Commerce Title Bl.di<!. ~- :'I" >/".Jack Goldsmith '· if M: ILITARY SERVIC~tt llA >/' Dr. J.s. ooltman Y •MILITARY SERVI OE* t:!o v Ceo11 Gooch 123 E. Park.way lL et~ ~& ,,. ,,, Chas. r. Goodman P.O .. Rolf' 416 /A /R\ '\Q) 'd) M 'Y ,/Dr. L. 1'1T. Graves Cour1t House l\ 11~\> :Re x /John ·era7 1864 _@_ - Madiaon ~ 'DA '!I." ..,,. Ruse ell c. Greste: \/ Anderson c1" r-!5" ~\~~on co. 'Ra '.I' ,// F •. M. Grout Oolon:ta.l ll""l>. '\., \\.:.~. I il'·t. _ Re x o~ ~ ./E.W. Male C .:1W;"tif ~ s e Re x ./ Arthur Halle g; ~ARY 5 E:RVICE" ~~ . t!'lo ..,/Lake k:rs rr (0)'tt ILI!ARY. RERVIn1i!tt 'Rt.I! /Robert G. Heard. ~~ 546 Commerce Title BldtJ.". l';?~ 'Ir' ./ .A.L. Heiskell steriek Bld.G?. nA T ;/ N. Wallace Henry Memphis Street :!?""11.wA.Y t'!n. 'Adi ... Herbert Hertt Herft Motor Co •.• 29& -- .( Union Ava • 'RA y ( R.L .. Herrington 1988 Youn a »• T / B.w. Hirsh. 195 Buena V1sta 'RA y v Dean H.B. Hoag 700 Ponlar Ra x 1/ Dr. J.J. !bbson 1024 Madi111on AVA. llA ,,. . A i:• ./ . "". Hob.enberg '*MILITARY SERVICE'* ~- * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). !~a' I>- I>- "':l!'<I s ~ "l 11>0 "' :; ... ... -r.: ji;' o- ~ e "' "g~ "di:l~ ... s: ";i a .r; 0 ;i g;;:il (I> - -Ores . ... c: .,. .. " "' ~h···· (I> "' I:! ..... ·"·,... ~~~ ~ Al" lQ . 'D ... .,: ..... At'! A ' ·);·· .Al! .d. :> 'P - !\I"! 4. 'D - Al!f A I 'P -~- - A~ A ) 'D - Al"'f II. I' 'ft , - ... Al"! .. t 'Ill A(! A ~ 'D - A ft A. :t 'D -An 11\i '\ 'D ~ .IH'l fl\' I{ "D ill'! R' i Al! " 'D - Al'! ~· 'ft ... ll ff 5; s .'.P' ~-·- At'! .Ii. r~ - - - A,, ~ I Ti> ..~,,,.._ ~. .. AP. ) 'D - 41' !\I I 'D - At'! A.4 'D AO .4,j ~ 'D !111 c:;.1 t ~ - A l'i A~ ,, ··~ -- 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (~~i·. . ic~~ in column .e:_~~ve). .. ' S . d .. · #_ '.Z,'Zl A,1'"'/Nt' /_!~,......,., ft u./) S t E t" 1gne .. _ --·"-f.~;w. .. ,iZ'.!d •. u .... ~----#'----->1-"'-"""-"'·-·-'---·-···-·-··--··-- cou xecu 1ve Form 0-106ZB-3600942 '·~· t< ... ·• REG!ON No. CouNc1L No. ' ; COUNCIL 5 558 ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date .............. ~.~m .•.... 3-l.., ..... l.9~4 __________________ , Council. .............. 9-h.~9-~_§A\W. .............................................................................................................. State .............. l.tit_J'.11! ........... ; .................• I agree to serve on th?,f esignated group· or Committee of the Council for the year ending Dec• 19 4~nd hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of Americ1L I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and. Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws. and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time .by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. ~IST MEN ON COMMITTEES N ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT ./Herbert · A.L .• Ho ., Miller M. Robert J R .. Livermor ADDRESS STREET No. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns CITY * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first ~::::: __ :~~~&;.~i~:~Jf~,~:'M~d~..a ............... Scout Executive Form 0-1062B-3600942 ' '·· ' ..:: °REGION No. CouNcIL No . COUNCIL 5 558 ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL .SCOUTERS Date .....• J~.Q_, ___ 3.;l4 .... l~~4. ........................... , Council. ........... Jlh1.e.lta.se..w ............................................................... _ ................................................ State ....... !S.M. ................................... . I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the .Council for the year ending Dee• 31 , 19-44, and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of .my application. ,IST MEN ON COMMITTEES N ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME Orndorff r1eld Ozburn ADDRESS ·@; STREET No. '~ PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each.District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. CITY Memphis Please Fill in All Columns *·If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first p~pers ( a:7a~41:~:n .a1Jr~). . . S1gned ..... ,t;.fit;,_~_{t. ___________ 'f/&?. _____ '!ff _(lkJJA. .. (t. __ }. _____________ Scout Executive Form 0-1062B-3600942 '· l\, " REGION No. CouNCl~ No. ; COUNCIL 5 55$ ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ____ l.~~~it:~.-~_!._,_ ___ t~~l~-.!'---·····-·"-·-·-··-------·· Council. .... -0..iP.~.Q-~.f.AW. .... ------···-····----·-·--··-----:-·------··---------·--··-··--····--··----·-·····----····-······-····--·-· .. ·--····· State __ ,,·--l-9'111 11·---~---·-··---··---········-··--·. I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending Dd • 31, , 19~nd hereby make application for (Expiration Date) regi&tration with the Boy Scouts of Aml!rica; I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as st'3,ted on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executiv..e Board Members at Large. Do not includemertalready listed on Form 1062A. D District Comm.ittee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership 9,ues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription' to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membei;-ship with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. Please Fill in All Columns t:i:! 'Cl z ~IST MEN ON COMMITTEES ~ E.= :E ..... " "'"' o,d t:r'...,. 8 N ALPHABETICAL ORDER j;S: Ii'"" "8<1>"" si Qg'~~ ,..,. """ "'$ ADDRESS "''" g~~! g~ ;;z erg ,, .. g i-J~ p:! = .... NAME Pl~ '"" ::::S'..;is; :?:Cl ., 0 ., - ~i r g~ g2~d~ STREET No. CITY o P',g m PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT .. .,, S.&1" • ' ~ /F V * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fe~ is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). go ti > .. ,.. ""o "'~"' "l ,,. .. P>O ::; ~-ci 15' <>- .. ,,.., "' ,. ~ "''" >tlo ~ ... O' .,;ii!!. :; .,._ ... .. Er o.t»'" ... ;:;~'t:I m "' ~:?~ "' "' '8 O<I> -... ~ 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as ~ted,4§ co. luem. .ab .. o;v.~.{.· . . S . d ;:/'II.. .• ,;{;/a;rz1.((ffrraAi,.Y ,1//oarr'f! ~ ~.'1 s t E t" 1gne __________ , _________ ilf_~------·-----·-·--··-------·--··-----------··----·-------·· cou xecu 1ve Form 0-1062B-3600942 . RFGION No . CouNCIL No. 5 COUNCIL 55f.1' ROSTER ' REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date---~-----J.an ..... 31., .... 1-944. ______________________ . CounciL ................. Jlhi.OhB!J..Jat ____________________________________________________ ·--~------------------------------···--------------- State ........ ~-~~D----------------------------------·· I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending n ec • 31 · ' . 19 44 and hereby make application for (ExpiratiOn Date) ' registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from tiine to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription wilt commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. :.,rsT MEN ON COMMITTEES [N ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT Jnr~ R.o. Schmeisser / Me~r1ll Schwartz ./Raymond Skinner v Wa,lter L .. Sm1th ADDRESS STREET No. 225 Lucerne · Forest Hill Dairy tt MILITARY . SERVI-OE• PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Ex~cutive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. CIIY Mempnls Please Fill in All Columns lO 58 P \0 41 p ll'!. f.0 1) Re v Alfred Sohm Commerce Ti tie in da _ ~ ~O) )} Re x /Herman Spears Re x _ G&i'm~own. Tenn • ./G.D. Str.ausa /H.P .. Sullivan ./ L. W. Te.nner Re 77 ../ E.F. Thompson fr (())'~lon Planters Nn-t1r.no1 YaaP\lr Re x ../ Blanchard s. TUal ~W 1814 Excha.n~e Blda-. Be x ../John Valentine J. Goldsinith•a & Sons Co. Re x ·-< John B. Vesey 825 Union Ave. Re lt 1 / Dr. S.L. Wadley 879 Madison Ave. Re x /Andrew B. Waggener * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid e~sewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon is- IH'! 5.1 1> ,.n L~ "D . C >I P .n ~s P l. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as J7iate~~-column al?:?;e~. . . . . Signed ..... -~.". .... :: .. l::.$!..,?(,//.i:r.i1J.~t;'._if._J_trt::1'.Lf! ... ~--'~-----------Scout Executive Form 0-1062B-3600942 - . .. < REGION No. CouNCILNo. COUNCIL 5 658 ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date----·-·-----/.~~-!----~*°-'---J~~~-4-. ___________________ • CounciL ..... Chi.o.k..a..s.a.if ___________________________ .. _____________________________________ . ____________ •.•.. _____________________________________ State._. ___ . __ !!~~-·--·-------------·------------------· I agree to sene on the designated group or Committee. of the Council for the year ending D~C. 31 19 44 and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the DeClaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $LOO membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTlNG for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription w:ill commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my applicaticin. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES [N ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT ./ Alvin lL wai1 ,/ w. ~ .. ,, •. Wessell ./ Renr:r wetter ADDRESS STREET No. The samelson OQ. weaaell Construction 107 Court PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional .Executive Board Members at Large. Do not irtclude men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one shefa can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. · D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns x Re x ; Rev. Chae. L. W1dne· r ·Germantown .Tenn Re J J. Bradv W1leY A.A ..; Russel Wilkinson ./ O.P. Williams v Darl L. Willies / Har.r.Y L. Wilson x ./ GeorQ'e wood o\\ ~ / Abe wurzbura Memnhis (( (())~ v Dr. Th.omae 1C. You~W Idlew1ld Pres, Church Memphis Re *.If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon is- ·. ~ ~ 1. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first ~::::.~:~:~..i~:g;~~:'..':~~Jf~--~?:.~.,~-~------·-------·---Scout Executive Form 0-1062B-3600942 v . REGION No. CouNcir. No . ., COUNCIL 5 558 ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ____ .J.a.n ...... 31.:t---19.4·!. ___________________________ , Council. ...................... !Jhi:0.4~------------··-···--····-·····-···-------······------------·--·······-·-····-.. --.----------------···· State .... !.e..nn.. _________________________________ "·--· I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending Dec, 31 , 19~ and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of Americ~ I s~bscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. PLEASE CHECK GROUP r:%.Additional Executive Board Members. Do not in- · elude men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns ~IST MEN ON COMMITTEES N ALPHABETICAL ORDER EXECUTIVE BOARD ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as i~dica.&~ i_~ column aJ2~~e !; . S . cl ;Jv', "'1"~?/ Ai'f',,.. -1 'I , !/ fJ,,Vrr" ·n <:i,~ s . t E t" 1gne -·· -tf--•. ------°!'--···-ff.&-.1 • .,_.,..:_ .. , ___ "' _ _({:_,,,_., __ ,.,,_______________________ cou xecu 1ve . . Form 0-1062B-3600942 ,, . R:i;:GiON No. CouN'c1i No . COUNCIL 5 558 Ro STER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ........ i.~J~" .. ·---~~-'----!~4.:~---··-···----------·-··--· CounciL _________________ C.:h.1~.ka.sav _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ State ... .T.ann ......................................... . I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year encling nee. ?il ' 19--44_, and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. PLEASE CHECK GROUP l[] Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional' Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. . D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked pr_operly. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. Please Fill in All Columns 'O 111 z .IST MEN ON COMMITTEES CP !:J:l :al-. " EXECUTIVE BOARD ;.. ... "'"' Q.,CI b"HI 8 N ORDER t:>" ... ~ 8111 l"'ll ALPHABETICAL l:l"' "' S"~ .-.t:>" "'"" QiCJ~ "'""' ADDRESS ·t:>""' "' ~.~~! '.ll ;;;z g~ ""' ti'~ g ~CD~ c:,.. NAME &:!l "'" :::9°8·S ::t" "0 ~i ,.o r.oe:s~ STREET No. "" ~&! 2'~g ;' PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT ~ "'"' ~I>. 'f ~ ... . 9 v-· R.A .. Ta lor S77 Sled e 704 Dermon Bld • * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). ~fl~ ii> ii> t:l':!l'<! 8 "' "l "' .. 0 :; "' ... -.. ::i. iO" 0- .. 0 g g. ... 0 ~ ~~~ "' ~~a & Q ;i §:ii~ Cl) - ., Po ,,. -"., .. " Co 5-~g "' "' ~ .... ""''"' iOO<!> .... "i .. 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (a~· ic~ in columu..,aJlo. v. e). 4 S . d /..Jt'.($~ ~rtft/ /U~ 11 "A S E · 1gne ___ ······•------------~!.:'.:k<'-··-··········'1'd'.~!".:::....................... cout xecutive - Form 0-1062-3600942 I ,. REGION No. ConNCIL No. COUNCIL 5 568 ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ........... J'~J)_, ____ 3..l ...... 1244 ________________ , __ ~--. Council _______ .Qh~.s:!M.f!.'llf .................................................................... ·····-··-·---·····-·······--·--········--·-····· State .......... :r.~-~-~----·----·-----------·------···--• I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending ............ D..t.0.. .•..... 3.l_, ___________________________ , 19 . .44_, (Expiration Date) · and hereby make application for registration. with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, .as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National . and Local .Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the 11ublication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. - ADDRESS NAME TITLES PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. Me~pblE Professional Staff "w. Gordon Morris 501 Oolumb1a.n Mu1:ua_l - .::xecutive II' tJW...- VJ.A. Beauehamn{Nezro) 20 s. parkway F.ast , Asst. Exec. ./ Ho:ae H. ford 'Rou.tA l 'Rern.s:u'l.d~ • Mi as. A!Js+.~~.l- r;;;'-' ~U;f. PROFESSIONAL AND VOLUNTEER STAFF Please Fill in All Columns " z ~ e.i:> :!l .... c !' "'"' ,:l.C 0-'"" 13 I> ii> ;ti' t:r .... lJ)gl'tl,... El "' lL .. c,g:a -i "i ~t:r Pl":l ,,.., :; "..,' "p;'- g~~! Sa " - t:r"' ~ " !'! liiZ =~ [!~a "dS g er "'" c .... "P'>Q:!l ~ 5- -= "' a:c ~ (") ::; rneal'D ":::: "' ~· ; ~ill "'"' .., a: a~ "'"' g~~~ .. lll "' E po <+ i<D.' = '<I ."I .., RA "lr Ar! AJ ll~ y At'! 44.J He x A.0 si ~~~ tT:ij .. l>'O ..... ::::.: 0 "~ ~ P'~~ o.-" p,,tl:H~ a?'C ",,, g ~-~ ~ 'D ,, p _LD. Ted Childress 501 co1umb1 An -:tliutual rrowE !!Field Exec. ~A 'IP' AC 30 p Hearn w • T1dwe.ll *MILITAflY S1IRVICE'* Field Exec. RA Haskell Mize KMILITARY SERVIOI» E:ield Exec. Re tr ugh D. DYer . «MIL1TARY SEHVICEtt . ch ~Id Exec. R.~ Volunteer Staff (( - .l\J) ')) ....,, ~ ~ Field Com'r. :> c~ rtJJ\8'1 Field Com'r. IFV ~\> Field Com'r. o<\ ~v Field Com'r. v La.wi-·ence tent lA....Q,. \~owden. Dist. Com'r. Re x Jaok Raines .JI L ""'' B1nilham Vi; D:L Dist. Com'r. ~- 'X' / Frank Rider ff4 IR\~ '883 N. Willett Dist. Com'r. RP x \\..JJ~ Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). Al'! 2! 'P AC 3~ p AC 3: 'P AO 3C p AO ~:: 'P AC 4' 'p_ - --·-- - 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (?i·l si ca)#! in column <l:bove). (, !J ((>I )j JI . . S1. gne d ... . . ...-...~ 4:;.; .,.f.,; "--:": '-t- -a1 .1...h. t:. l:. .i•l•.•.•r• ..;·-:" •• °••f•f• .2•1• i•? 0'.".).'.t.. .1.!.,...".-.".'. ................ S cou t E xecut "t ve Form 0-1062B-3600942 , . . . REGION No. CouNCIL No . COUNCIL 5 558 ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date .................. J.1ut, ____ Ztl.#··--l9.4.f. ______________ , CounciL ............ .Qh.1.9_l.\:~i.s.~lf.. ............................................................ _ ............ :................................... State ... T.enn ........................................ . I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending Dec• 31 19 44 and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Re1igious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES [N ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT Bob Garson ... /'John w. Harris /Ca t .. C.E ADDRESS STREET No. 769 Vance Ave • 1974 Crum Route l PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet ·can be used providing each District is marked properly. Ill Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet· can be use'd providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked: indicating that fee is enc~osed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has tak~n out his first p~pers (~jicat~~c~~:~:~~v~tf@o C' 11 .,, . • S1gned ... ~---~----·J1 .......... A ................................... Scout Executive Form d-106.2.J3-3600942 ' . REGION No . CouNCIL No. CoUNCIL 5 5B8 ROSTER . . REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ......... Js.n ..... .3.l.:t----194.4.----------------------· Council. ............ C.h.1~kas.alrl ............................................................................................................... State ........ ':f:~enn ... ------------'················---·· I agree to· serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending nee . 3l . 19..AA, and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of Amc:rica. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. Xl Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be us·ed providing each Committee is marked propedy. I transmit herewith $1.0Q membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which· is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the ~piration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. Please Fill in All Columns Ill 'O z :..IST MEN ON COMMITTEES Cl e!.i>:i; ... " ;.. ... g.=: p.S:: b''"' 8 :N ALPHABETICAL ORDER !Om "' .. 8<> ... cri ""' m g'Ol ~ ...... Pl'~ ~~oq;- ADDRESS """ 3a ;;z =~ §~~Jcj ""' §:;-~S: ""' NAME ID:ll if! s- ::?:" °"o ooe:ci co ~i STREET No. CITY g., ~ii g~_g;- PLEASE TYPE OR PIUNT ~ "'"" Si;; .'I' M--i-·1h<\1:1 ~ ./br_ .t w Scheib)-"" 3191 ~1\1'"\, llliY'O -'RA ... "' .I Robert ~hn\l ;;,# f.t'l"> ?~Ag ~,....,,nd RA ...,. . ,/ d.J. ll'hom•~n'!'! Western ltmu:t~ m1 .. ~-~-"A n ... ' I NM.tr y· I J .AA '='~·~· ;;tnn fa )I I']" tvt-- ~ <~ ~ ) ~ ;.: .. 1: .. r. '!. ~- ---- 'MIMA .... .. - . I JtJilnfljR .T Vnn""'""'ltlo 'Mamnh1.A Q!~ n •. .-.. f"A ti Ill.\ x ~/John V1 Allllr ~ Rlnftf" f!i_;,,, nta'i-:'t'ih;\; .... _ ,,,,,. .,;t'\t R• y ~ - -· - ~ ~<oJ''SJ /Dr-·., T 'l<>Yl"i N'h+ ,,~~ 'Ii" 'l'>"',...WvaW i!J l\ /}~ 'f> l.T~-r.. 11' - - - . -· _ lfi>_ . .....__.. - j V.R., Yorh 162 g_ 'MJl.l. i n i;ti! p-~~~\::::? 1--?Jl't y ((\' ;\\')).V o~\ ~ - (f'~'f> ..... ~\\)).-.; rr (())~ ~ 9 * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). . [~i ii> > "''1~ ::1 El ~ (l>O .. ,.._,, ., ff i> ,.- ~ "fil~ 0 p> ~ '1:1.,1> s: .. aa ~ ('l ., !ii::&~ "' i! &' ;+~8 ;;J " "' "' "' [liiPI' t:j "' !10<!> -.. ~ At'? 41 ]) AC E)j t p .. Ali 4i >P A(! .;1,t ~ 'D ~ t..~ A' .. 'b Afl. ,-:1 lt 'rJi - ~I'! '."~ l> ··-- IA~ I .?i~ p , ___ 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first p~pers ( ~i~":~ ;.l~:~~~~d)., CJ ct~\ <'i • • S1gned .. ¢"ffe.-_, ___ ,.,..~p-" ___ i;:: ______ :,,i!: .. Jl'L ....... .?. ••••••••••••••••••• Scout Executive Form 0-1062B-3600942 , REGION No. CouNCIL No. i 556 COUNCIL ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date .......... .l~J1.t .... ~_l..,. ... l9.·l4 _____________________ . Council ....... 9-~!-~~-~~§:I:~-'----------------------------·---------------------------------------~-----------------------·--·----------------- State _____ r._~n,_n _____________________________________ , I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending Dec• 3J , 1944_. and hereby make application for . . (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT · STREET No. (((0)~ ADDRESS - - @_ PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. Ill Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns CITY M ""·"" .. ,,'h '1 .,. * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). . · 2. ~n American Citizen or has taken out his first papers ( atl_ ic~~;in _cof£mn ~bof ~. . ,, S . d f'c,;;g.1f5:(J r/J ~4 r1,,.:J J1--;J~ _.,.., "» ''? S E . , 1gne ___ _ __ ,. _________ :::: _____ , _ •W.k •• '. ...... -.:··''·'·""""·tl.-.. 1t..1:::,___________ cout xecutive '\ National Council. :B.S.;,A. • 2 Park Avenue, New York City, N.t. Included in the inclosed cheek is $20.00 f'or which pleo.~e register the Scouters on the attacb.ed sheets. p,,r.uo;,.,n. . , !sw ~ing· ~ou and with best wishes, l aJ,B w. Gordon Morris Scout Executive Form 0-1062B:3600942 REGION No. CouNCIL No. 5 658 COUNCIL / ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ........ M~.r-~lLlQ_, __ .l.944 _______________________ , CounciL ........... Q.h.~-9.~~~-~:'.W ................... ----···-·-------·--····-·-·-·-·········------····-···-····-··-··-····--·-····-·····-·-······· State .... T.enn ........ ---·······-·······-·······-··-·· I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending j) P,(; a;;•1 jJ er ?il 19AA.., and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) ' registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership ·certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. PLEASE CHECK GROUP ~ Additional Executive Board Members .. Do not inch. ide men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. ,gr Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. I transmit herewith $1.0Q membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. Please Fill in All Columns !;' ., z ~IST MEN ON COMMITTEES E.to :ii .... " ~~ ...... 01'2c-Hi 13 C" ... "'13" ... N ALPHABETICAL ORDER "' Qi~~ ~i "'"" ,..C" Prg ADDRESS C"" 0 "10Q - 3a liiZ trg. i:= 0 :r: "" g ..,m P' ..... P>:il ::::8°1-35: :: .. NAME 'g:; ~o ::i-~~ae .. - STREET No. CITY ij u g !!g; ) PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT """ fllf .:1>rn·1\h 1 Q ga> • ... I' John A.. Anmis T~ t, Bruce Co.-~hr. Or2an1.ZA.t:ton Com. J:IA x ~~:mi 1 A /1 ?H~r.t .Tnhn f1PT'hAY' (1£'} ."'11"'AO anY' i:>'Y' - 1l°'Y "R (\ <l 't"iit Re x ,/ 't' 'R ·'~. - .. Barrow Bai.."row.-.Age e Lab. Council Member PA y /ti .T "An!!:>tna,.. 803 F.xchan;re Bldp;. Council MembRr .Re P§.C K. ,, H. T. Bunn l.owtmsteins Council Memb~r :le .l. .. x / c. :-·:. Oh1.J.rn b er s 1'TS.bash acreen Door Oo ff ".t."t."it \e :x ,.,Hon. Walter ChE.mdler Court House -~ --~<:!1))) Re x t. Doddridr:e Nichols Union l>la.nters liali. Banlt \\ ii~ )JJ :te x r- sam Nickey. Jr. Nickey Bros. Inc.;.. @_ff- n '.1.e x - - f' '-~r .J, Prescott 234 so. Belved~ aMl\:.t;'=" '* tt ~e x f' /1,rthur Schoembs notttl PeRoo<W \' ;\\~v " It R.e x /}L'M., Spain Commerce:>~ ~ tl.'eJI 3ldg. ft It l:lP y V'"Kenon T~~v1or ~"'\l \_' Co. ft ff r:te Kenon-.J'"' .11.l ~.&. x l'l'lEi.J. i:;er SCO'li'li Weiamannt JA~\'{V>T )<:'. • Parkway so. It lt ~!e:w x rr (0)~· ~" * If Scouter is to be registered in ·various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). go ti II>- IP- ,.."o C":!l'<f ~ " "J .. P>O :; w_., ::i. ii' =- ~ " ()~~ ~~~ ~ s: ~::i.a ~ g g:E>Gl ;:t l!l ct C" -o., .... Q. ::l;P> g § ~ git Pl' ... POCO .- ..... ~ AC 5? PC Al"! ::z ~ "PC t:.r R? "Pt' Ar ~E PC \C 5? PO !\C 5'i p,(] A.C 5E PO \C ~~ PO ~c 32 POJ A.C ~E PO A..0 5~ PC IH! SJ PO 4.0 6'. PC ~.o :s: pa Signed_···-······-···--------~------------···-·····-·'······-··--····-·········--········---Scout Executive Form 0-1062B-3600942 .. " REGION No. CouNciL'No. COUNCIL 5 658 ROSTER REGISTl!ATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ___ JJ!!:!:~-~---'°=-l?._, ____ !~~-!:--------------·--.. ---· Council. __ , __ ~:~:~-~~~-~~!':! ____________________________________________________ ~--------------------------------.. -·-·-----------------------· State. ....... '!?.~-~~-----------·--·------------------• I agree to SSITe on, the desig}ijlted group OJ ACommittee of the Council for the d. .uecemDer .,)J. 19 ~ ~ d h b k 1· · £ year en mg · ___, an ere y ma e app 1catlon or (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the. Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws. and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUT.ING for the period of my member.ship with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the.expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. ~IST MEN ON COMMITTEES N ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME Pi.EASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. ../ O~ E. BOnd 6 so 't Second ADDRESS PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. gi Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Co~mittee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns CITY . Mempnis, Tenn Re x \0 OC PO vDr .. Rs.l'e-h Ham1iton west lt1errrph1s, Arlt. tt Re v'Dr .. L.r.. Mcva:v Marion, Ark. Re x /Fred Pr1 tohard 1600 Harbert, Memphu , v L .. o. sm1 th 20 so. Morrison !t Re x / J.M., Tabor l 760 Faxon n /Dr,. Kent1e·th ~Whi ttin "ton 769 Vance '* Re x * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers· {as indicated in column above). ~C 4~ PC A.0 25 PO Signed .... ----------··--·-·-····-·--·-··-··-·-------------------------------------------·---Scout Executive Form 0-1062B-3600942 ~ ! REa10N No. CouNcii. No. , COUNCIL 5 568 ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date _______ f.1§.r~b ... 24.., .... 1.9.44 ...................... . CounciL ..... C.hi.Cka&aw.: ............................................................. ___________________________________________ : ____________ State ... .T.enn ..... --------------·-----·--·---------· I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending Dee ember 31 , 19-Uand hereby make application for (Expiration Date) · · registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. PLEASE CHECK GROUP ll3 Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. Please Fill in All Columns . ll! 'Cl z ~IST MEN ON COMMITTEES !!?.t:i :ll ... " Cl> ...... p,C r:r'"" El ALPHABETICAL ORDER s-~ """' D:I s (ti 1-11 N Cl> mg~:I: -g' g;g' "'"' ::t.., Ill"~ b1~itQ;; ADDRESS g2g. IOZ g~:i e; , ~~ ""' NAME ~ =Ei~S: ;i;., "'0 w~ae. ::o::: g ... g ·lq /Pt.EASE TYPE o~ PRINT STREET No. CITY g!!.~f i q .. v ...... _ "'".,. gti). .. .. 'Mr. Henri Benner Henri Benner PrintinP: co. E:x. Board l'f!lA 'll" ,, Mn. . "11->t "'" - !:it-t _( OhJt.$.r. & Sea. Scoutin• - A.q ~ ~<o-\)\ l\ ~)5, (@ ~ -p~~(\._,;'&/ ((\ i\\_)>V o\\ ~ v - If'\\)) ..... ~ '\.\. ~ '-= tr Cf))~ ~ ~- * If Scouter_ is to be registered in various capacities and is payirig Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). go~ > > <+ .. 0 ~ "' "':il~ "i <I> {DO ::; .... -.. :l j;' o- 'II a~~ <+ " ~~~ .. ~;ia O" ~ (") ;r g;s;df ,, - ;;~"' ... n ,,. " " 0. [it~ g: .. ~ 110 .. -.. ~ lit! )4 'Pt! Signed _ ····-··-····--··········--···-··················-········-···········-·:·······--··-Scout Executive , Jiational Council. B .. S .. A., · 2.Park Avenue, New York Cit7. N.Y. Geatleaen: Check 281 , 7 j , Report No.J..i.:/: /Urr .ff/ /y1-0-, )- ,. March 25, 1944. Included in the inclosed check please fi~d $1.00 for which please register Mr. Henri Benner as a Scout.er in Ghiekas· w Co11nci1 11 B.S.A. WGM/n. Thanld:ng you a.ad with bes\ wishes, I anr Cordially yours, w .• Gordon Morris Scout Executive Form 0-1062B -3600942 ; REmoN No. COUNCIL No. COU:NCII. 5 558 ROSTER ~ \ \. ',\ ~ ~ 1).' f;i fr !f>. .i \.;i .~ ::~ ·" ··~ .. . ; REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ..... A:::r.il ... 1.9.,,. ... l!M.~L---···----···-------··· CounciL _____ Jl.t!!.t.1!t:.a.a.aw ...... ____________________________________________________________ ----------------·-------------------·----------- Sta te __________ ;:i_,enl'l-------------------------------· .• ., I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the . year ending n AC• ;i"J , 19-41.. and hereby make application for PLEASE CHECK GROUP (Expiration Date) D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not inregistration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of elude men already listed on Form 1062A. Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be not include men already listed on Form 1062A. guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be D District Committee-one sheet can be used providpromulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. ing each District is marked properly. ·. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is D Merit Badge Counselor. 'to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my member- D Council Member not assigned to Committee. · ship with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration Committee is marked properly. of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. Please Fill in All Columns It! " z :...rsT MEN ON COMMITTEES e=~ .... " \> ...... p.i:I tr'"" El ALPHABETICAL ORDER _ .... ti' ... ~~~:: :N ="' g,.. a-i ..,.tT "'iB C'l ,, .. ,, ADDRESS tT"' g~~: g~ !iiZ =~ ""' g t-tm P' """ NAME I"~ ~ 5- :=S">-315: :.ta "'o w~ae "::: I r ~g: Jq~ STREET No. CITY o p.i.g m PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT '""' ; ~; ·' .. ~.t .... , .... ., •. \.. ... ... T. Ceo11 ·:ray Merih:his L1i,;~ht. Gas & water Div .. C:·.:Jun••i 1 'Mh'r>. H.A i j rnt~r MOi::Jl - A .::+m 'I '"'' 1 (I! TH v 1 "!! i l'l "n •I v .J v , a.\.·' .. F-st~r ?9..jl '.;i ,s_ 1 };:: el' Ohr. Or~A.n. Com. 11: f.~ /Elton n. ·rr:tv.:ht 4on So. l .•> nii erdt:. 1 • Tl1At.l" . ! t'U'll'1! ti ... - ~ ~'\O))j l\ j}~\> _@_ - -~i~~~ ((~ :\\°'l>v o\_\ ~ - (f~\"I> .... ~\\)>'- rr (())~ ~~ * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years 0£ age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). > > e "' "l "' "' :;- :i p;- .. .... " ~ 'tlSl~ g ~ C'l ~ "' - ~ i:t t:!' .. " "' ~ Ill " (! ~~ f'i.C t)? .~tJ 5(l Signed.·-----·······---····--·----------------··-···--·-·-------------···-···--·--······-··-Scout Executive a~~ .,.j t>':lj~ .:· (DO .. 8:=:~~t,' "'"' . II' ::t.!. .,· §:ii:il \. -o"' .: ~~8 '. §ID~ • O·ID -•"1 C"f' : 'rlr! i 'P("I p(]: I Net1onal Council, B.S.A., 2 f 1E!':\. r\Ventl0 0 N<"~: Y"r}'." 01.tJp N.Y. Gentlf'raen: Included in t;he tnclosed check i~ ·~· 3. C'O for Cordially yours, w. Gordon MorriR Scout F..xecut i ve Form 0-1062B-3600942 . ... , . RBc10N No • CouNCIL No. CoUNCIL 5 658' ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date .. ·-····Ma.1---.00.-j----lff44-----························ · Chickasaw · ·"'enn · Council_ .................................................................................................. _ ............................... ·········-·-······ State ...................................................... . I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending J)SC • . 3;1. , 19..4.A., and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my member~ ship with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. O Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES [N ALPHABETICAL ORDER ADDRESS /_,. NAME ,. PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT ~~ STREET No. .CITY · - Momph:i.£1 x o\v~- rr ((})~ * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). J .c · >o Signed ...................................................................................... Scout Executive ~1.P.tton!"l Ootmo1l, B.t:..A., 2 Park Avertue, N~"n y,)!'k City, 11. y. Gentlemen: Hay 29 1 1944. Itu}luded in the inoJ..ofl~d check ic:i 1·1 .. no triet Qomm1Ae1oner. Wlth b~st w1~hAs, I am ··a,'/ 1/i .r; ... SW Oo:r•dially ~voure, W. (",.ordon :Mor ·:->is Sco11 t F',.,'tecut ive c~il ~ I Form 0-1062B -3600942 6D· REGION No. CouNCII.· No. COUNCIL 5 668 ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date .... 5.e.p:t ....... 29..,.. ... 1.9.4::1 _________________________ , Council ______ C.t1.t.~M~.aw. ........................................................... ________________________________________________________ State ..... ~-~~P. ___________________ ; _________________ , I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending :Oecen;ber 19~ and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of Am~rica. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be . guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time. by the National and Local Councils. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. '{ I transmit herewith $1.0Q membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. Please Fill in All Columns LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES 10-· tll 'O z a=:a ... Cl '\)CJ..-(// .. "'"' eit: t:r"" B IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER J\- ;_ ... tr ... io B"' .... ;-~ ~ ~ 9'.J-- l:l'° "' mg'~~ ;ii ii ... ADDRESS g...,~ - @a "' li"Z = 0-ID ~~ 8' ~ g::~ ""' §:a- ~ NAME io:!! m" ==t-315: 'd 0 .,:; ooS!CJai ~= ~ !!; ... rill PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. Cfirf: . C)nc- '<I .. ~ '""" a~~' ! Memp s; Tenn. "' ... .. firtrbi:n:·t :Dudley ""'•:i ·.~-p '! f ul · y ...... .u. -"-~ .,. l5lb swif't Merit Badr.~~e Ooun. New x ,J, ' / / James A. McHps.dden v 1900 Linden District com. New x ' , c ~"\l ~ ~'\'O))} l\ /]~ 'i> _@ _ - _ ,.. ?~~~~ (( '\ i\\'l>v O~\ ~ -ff~'i> e\~\\'l>'- rr ((J)Y::Y ~~ * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years 0f age or over (as indicated in column above). ;.. "" .. iO" m "' s: ;i tr 0. ·io '<I 55 54 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). · . Signed ______________________________ :JtJ~/Jf.~----------Scout Executive [El a' tr:!!'<I 11>0 ... -.. .,,- "il~ ~;1!!!. §:iidl a:~g as-"" "0'" .... l"f ... PO PO Sept .. 2911 1944 .. Nntional Gcuncil 1 B.o..A., 2 Park Avenue, Ne"'::J York C1ty1 N.Y. Gentlemen:. Included in t.h?. inclosed check :lf.1 :t. Br· f'or list fro:n Sept. 194L,. through De:cemhe:r 194,4. w. Gordon Morri~ scout n~ecu ttve Form 0-1062B-~600942 558 COUNCIL ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ____ N9.Y..'! ____ 2_l_,. ___ l~~-~-lt-------------------------· CounciL ___________ Q.b.1..aka.a.aw.. ________ ·-·--··········---···-·····-----------··--·--···-····--·-···-·--·····-··-········-·····-··············· State ....... T.~_g.J.! ___________________________________ , I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Coundl for the year ending December 3J , 19-4.4., and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. Please Fill in All Columns LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES ~ " z a1:1=i .... " ~ """ Q.S:: t:r"" B IN . ALPHABETICAL ORDER ~·'"' ,,. .... fl> B<>,.. ="' (I) ;-~ ,..,,. ""' Qi'~~ ADDRESS Prig i:r"' o,..,tJQ_ '1J iiiZ =o-m ~a "'" 6' ~ g :!~~ 1"=11 ~ .... NAME '"" =="'15: :!OS "0 "0 mea t!I ~i [,.., gill PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY C)ao- ~ '""' a;~; Remphla. ~ t.a.mar Qnn• . ..A ~n l88ti Harbert Ave. Nei~hborhood oom. N x -- Clifton Bennett 1288 F"rrest Me1~it HA.dL'i'Q f!rmna~"I 1 J'4 y I .OD ··~ ... °'"" ~ ~.fl. L ... , n.... ),/CJUV fS'U· --1 - . -.. -e.,,,.,..R 0 ~-:::r-- - I (,) v (./ , "· tr I J ~<\! &:\ ,:-:-:\0) )) l\ II~\> @_ .___.. - ;:> \W.. lCtJ '::::::-' (( '\ ~\'i);.V o\\ ~ -rf'~l> , <!'\ ~\\'V ....... (( (())'0" ~~ ' * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). > > 9 "' ::1 <I> " ., ., i"' .. 5" ... 0 ll' :!l >u .. = g ~ g ;! "' ;;i p: "' " "' .. "' i:l ._. Al'! ?~ At'1 A!l Signed------------·---------------·-----------------····--------·-···-·······-·---·-····----Scout Executive O'O t;I g,110 ":II"' 1"0 ... -c:s Q-"g go ;ia s;;;i ~" !D'i Olli ...... ,,r, Pt a 31s~ :io4 NOV .. 21 1 1944. Nz:.tional Council, B,c'.A., 2 Pzork .ll;.Venuet Ne~r York City, N.Y. Gf:>ntlemen: Included in· the inolosed check, please find i'l.20 fo:r which ple.:-se register two scouters on thr:> nttac1'ied ah~et. Than1{1ng you and with best wishes, I am Cordially yours, W. Gordon !Korrie scout F.:xeout.i.ve , NEW SCOUTERS Lamor Snowden 1885 Harbert C11f ton Browne 1288 Forrest ' Nov. 21, 1944. 5-7621 8-2141 7-4867 M 2-1923 November 24, 1944. National c ounc11, Boy scouts or A:-·\erica., 2 Park /\.venue, Ne11 York 16, N.Y. Gentlemen; Inolosed 1e oheck If377 for ~1.oo for which plea~e register Mr. Abe Schar:f't Kraus Cleaners, Memnhis, Tenn, AgP- 61 as a. Member of the Executive BO<':rd of Chickasaw C0unoil, B. 8 .A. (Member <:Lt Lr. rge) WGM/sw Thanking you and with best w1.ehes, I am cordially yours, w. (to rd on Morrie Scout F.:xeoutive Deae~ber 7, 1944. Boy scouts of A~erica. ~e~1strnt1on se~vice, 2 P&.:·k Avepue, Ne~"' Yor1' CJ ty, r:. Y. and· Defective Roster Notice for Mr o Abe Si~harf:f. ~,l'r. 1937 und is not a new· scoutf:r. He is reregir.;tcrinc :: s a member of the F.:ixecutj.vs Boc.~I'd for the ;v-ear 19..:JA,, • • w. Gordon Morris f:.cout '::xecutive T ~' -====-===""'- ) j ,~ .. ~- ' : A l</ . -\ ,' '\re(~ tf -~-·~ COlJliT OJ:' HONOR ~GULi.TIONS Scou:tfil and Sco~d;crs --- Your .A:iitention. PleaseJ :Fo:i.· t}re l)U"q?ose of 1uaintainini:~ a high standard o:f' proficiency t1e a.3k ;y·our coo~oera.tion in carr-.rin.G out t.l.1c following regulations of the Court of Honor: 1. The 1-ieri ~ :Badge Pm:i'Jhlet covering the s·t'.bject should be read by tl:..e Scout before he :;oes to the Counselor. 2. H is ver;/ i1!tt)ortant thut all Scouts should me,l::e ap·pointments 'd th r!ieri t :Bad.,;;e Counselors before going to see theui to pass Heri t Badge requirements. 3. hcri t 13adge .A:p,Jlico,tions will not be acce11ted at Headquarters or at the Cou1~t of honor unless tl1ey arc properly filled in. signed by the pro1~e1· persons, and all o:f the requirements for the :Badge ha,ve been met. Auplications should not be siornd by rury :person until the.t person has satisfied himself that the Scout he,s fu.lfillec"i tLc roquirE~~nents for ti1e :Badge. Merit J3adge Applications shoulO. never be signed in blank. 4. Eerit Badr;e Ap"r)lications must be registered at Headquarters at least three q{.\y-s before the Court of Honor is helQ. •. ' If l/ieri t J3adges are not so registered, plca.se to not c:~ect th0a to be placed on the docket of the Court. 5. A Scout should \·tear a clean Scout Uniform when he a:?;>ears -oefore the Court of Honor. l'lea,se note that Scout~ t·.rho do not posses$ a uniform will not be embarrassec. at the Court; but Scouts ,,•ho O.o own uniforms should ancl will be require(~ to t·1ear them. 6. \t'r1cn a Scou·~• s rt.?.me is cnlled at tl:i.o Court of Honor he should stond at "Attention" ~.nd salute. 7. All Scouts who are a.warded Iiierit :aadgos at tlle Court of Honor will be given a card ste.tin; the names of the Badges ?.waro.e(l. If a Scout would like to have the :3a.dt_;e •1resented at the Court it will be necessary for him to blly the Badge at 1Ieadque,i .. ters when he turns in his A11plica.tion, so that the Badge mey be attacr.eC:. to the card. 8. Merit Dadt;es \•1hich arc rcgiste:t·ed for one month's docket. and whicb for aey reason a.re not awarded to the Scout, will .lliIT, be placecl on the docket .9.€,-ain until lfoadquarters is requested to put tj-icm on for '.;he next Court of r10n6r. 9. Scouts should. attend the Court of Honor to which their Troop is assig,ned. Shoulc: a clm.nge of Court be desired please C.:'1,11 Headquarters for permission; . otherwise, the Application t·'111 not be accepted. 10. Merit Badge A~>plications which are six rJ0~1ths of age or over will not be ciccepted b,:r tlle Court of Honor. In other words, if a Scout passes a l>Ieri t :Badge to a Counselor aud then waits 6 months or more before he ap1>ea.rs before the Court, it will b.e necessary :for hi::i to go back to the Counselor and be ree.x..runined before his application will be acce:r>ted a.nd placed on the docket. Your hel:o in ce,r;r:rin::; out the a,bovc Re~;<llatio11s will r.1ean mv.ch to ;rou, the Court of Honor and the Council; and we l·!ant you to know that we d.o a:1J'1)reciate your cooperation. Sincerely· yours•· J:JJ.{f. P, I~ tt'' JAJ )Tl. D Geore;e P. JL1.wls,'1t.D:: Cl1airman, Court of Honor j: l f' I: i: i! ! \: ! -I ,, 11 I I ~ ' ! 11 Ji ' I . I: I j ' l I l I l I I I i ~ 'I Ii j I 'I i r _.. .. : ..... ,.1,,_,· CHICKASAW COUNCIL, 3. S. A. INC. 1fomnhis, Tenn. / q tJ Y DIRECTORY OF MERIT BADGE COUNSELORS MER.IT l3A:DGE COUNSELOR ADDRESS TEL. NO. AERODYN.AMI CS (Formerly 11 .11.viation") AEROl:TAUTI CS AIRPL.AHE DJ?SIGN AGRICULTURE ANGLING 3X' oo .,._. Mr. v. R. York I • . ,, j\.'.! lif~-1 R. I&: Rutherford /r 0() c - r • r~·n.,,,, Mr R. B. Humphries J. (} 0 '~~; l.::.Ji • /V Mr. D. H. Boone ~ Mr. I. L. Gris to g !J 162 S. Main St 8-1217 Rt. 1, Hernando, Miss. Rt. 1. :Sox 758, Whitehavon,Tonn.35-2791 215 S. Pauline · 2-1291 Bartlett Rd. ,±-3278 'f O ~Mr. T. H. Jenkins 1.-0.0 R]. 3-Hwy. 64-Mcmphi s 48-4409 ~cry...")_~:? ANIMAL INDUSTRX'/--q"" Dr. J. W. Schoibler /, 0 0 3181 Poplar 4-6221 8-5011 8-5011 4-4886 7-3726 SO V-Dr. John A. Gilmann 769 Vance .s-v,.....·nr. E. B. Mount 769 Vance ~ Dr. c. L • .Allen 2474 Summer -3"{-rv'Dr. J. L. Wright /,00 733E. Parkways. ,...- Ivt;r._, Ra~r H- ~rd T'IH'reJ J 1 i\ilk. Mr;·""Guy° ll.··~ · Collierville Tenn. ~ I £; t\} f\f-- w t;,_,J._.~V""tv.../L., J ,QD 7 6 C> v ~~- - .J) I\) kJ If ~--'"'1',P:~';,(. ·'1J"''"'" ~,,.- :i. .~, · ~~ 1~ V)~:f::i~A.,1;;.,.J•OD i...,.-:' v Ar. R. B. Humphries - ----- · (} R't.- 1, Box 758, ARCHERY 35-2791 Whitehaven, Tenn. ARCHITECTURE ~ 'f- "i.1r. M. H. Fu.rbringer U & P Bank Bldg 1622 Clancy Pl. 5-1902 9-8208 ASTROMONY ATHLETICS ,. :fr. Robt. Loo Irwin i::'./ ; t . Mr. M. H. Furbringer ~iss Helen Hamilton Miss Grace Olsen Al . Mr. E. L •. Harrison \!<"'" Mr , Ba~i tee Defries p/ Mr. BUP:f~ U & P Bank Bldg. 5~1902 1243 Overton Park Av.;;. 2-7493 Bartlett High School 4-5987 Mon-Fri- 8:00 A M- 3: 35 P M 193 S. Idlewild @J.oi.gh, ~ Haw~ins-M-:i±l·-·Rua·a. ~l YMCA lie h l Be o ey·· 1896 Cowden 7-,±043 4-5296 4-3763 8-3372 8-5883 7-2079 Mr. . if..J """Mr. :3S"'Mr, ' Mr. ~·b Mr. Martin Pearson Harold Davis Lawrence :K;en t t, H. Polk Frank L. Ca.sey, ~ """"""\'<·' J;V "$· Marion, Ark. Jr. f,.o {;) 286 Bingham / 4-1555 ~----~~.,_.:__. -- ~--· (CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE) . I Athletics { Cont1 d) COUNSELOR /'v Mr. Lewis E. Thomas N Mr. C. C. :Burford -2- Mr. Owen Miller t1t.#'v''""""'';·.' Mr. Dan Taylor 0 ""' Mr. J. H. Hindman, Jr. Mr. Frank Thomason ~4 Mr. Zack Curlin ,,., Mr. w. D. Croft AUTOMOBIL!lifG ~ 3 v-' Mr. J ai!le s J. Vaughn / • (j f.? /'./ Mr. R. M. Gilmore . N Mr. Loo Horne, Sr. l•l Mr. Evans Warr :BASKETRY Miss Grace Olsen . - Mr. H. E. Rankin ::s1 }t W. C. Smith L. F. Grohan Edgar McHenry ~ T. H. Jenkins CJ Sao D. Pitts ADDR.i!:SS Y MC .A Germantown, Tenn. 1375 Goodbar "'irartlot t High Scho<>l :Bartlett, Tenn. ~!l!~leit; I Memphis State ~ ~tlet'b High Sche-el TEL.MO. 8-3372 36-2956 48-1969. 4-3477 48-1969 Memphis St. Railwey Co. 8-7347 Hull Dobbs Kensinger Co. 8-3131 Felt!! WCQ SE ().. '! P.Jfl'{.. /'")b 48-6161 Bartlett, Tenn 4-7754 Bartlett High School Mon-Fri- 8: AM - 3:35' PM 927 ir. Highland 4-5679 736 Neptune 1740 Forrest 2088 Hallwood Rt. 3-H~-64-Momphis Rt. 3-Hwy-64-Mo~phis 5-2221 7-3560 7-4390 48-4409 BEEF PRODUCTION Sec .Farm Merit Bad.go Counselors BIRD STUDY Mr...- Reiler'B Reinert Mr. R. :B. Huntphries Mr. Ben Welch - , ! ' , / • Mr. Chris Kontcra 3 3 C... fa/\ Dr. B. E. Jacobs • Mrs. Eleanor Drane /< Brother I. Vincent /'fed!loN' /)Ari.So;,/ 1lt. 1, :Box 758 't'lhi tchaven,Tonn. 1946 Snowden 1552 Maplewood 915 Madison :Bartlett, Tonn 36-1444 35-2791 7-5275 4-5909 8-3302 4-7167 Christian 3rothcrs College //o3J dl'~.i;eAJ :z ... f1 J // ELACKSMITHIUG _I_ · Mr. Jar:ies J. Vaughn St.fa.- C1.._.,;J,:4J Mer.1phis St. Railwey Oo. 9 .. 7347 346 Madison 8-2266 Near Shelby Co. Penal Farm C/.t:1 ,,,.,, Mr. Milton Bowers f.;. t!)O Mr. Arthur George Mfs-iidZ~ / Mr. Tillnan Austin 1 0 Mr. A. G. Davis (,,.. o ·Miss Grace Olsen -~~ft-~'.fd:mti:ry 946 Decatur ~- ,1' ··-~--<::":. ,._ Mrs. Eleanor Drane )\ 1032 Torry Circle ~artlett High School Dartlott, Tonn. 8-2529 7-7452W 4-5987 ~/ -,' 4-7167 30T.AlliY .~UGLING Mr·;w·~:Bttr1""ord" \,< Mr. N. J. Melroy Mr. R. J. Humphries Mr. J. H. Hindman, Jr. Mrs. Grover l'owcll l./ <t: ,,.r Mr. 0. E. Jond ·~ "V·#l'r~1Ir. Frank Pole /~/ Mr. A. E. McClain J3art1 'iH High 8eh1'ol Overton Park Zoo Rt. l, Jox 758 Whitehaven, Tonn. I3artlot t, Tonn. ~artlett High School 6 S. Second 1010 s. Cox :3artlcttt Tenn • 4-3763 7-2887 35-2791 4-3763 8-2828· 7-47.:.IBM i ' r ! :msnmss C .J.1 C~ING COUNSELOR Mr. C. T. McCabe Mr. A. E. Warren Scoutuastors Mr. Hope H. Ford Mr. .T. H. Jenkins -3- .ADDRESS 1648 Vinton Ilartlett, Tenn. Crunp Currier Rt,. 3-H""Y • 64-Moophis TEL. :NO •. ·7-4228 4-7287 48-4409 Mr. I. L. Griste, Sr. ~ J, l.l<,;"d Jartlett Rd. near Macon Rd. Mr. H. w. Slavick ·'!' ..-~ tr.s. Hwy. 70 & WMC Rd• 3.,,,,.,1 ' CANOEING Mr. Hope H. Ford Camp Currier CARPEi.i!TRY I' Mr. Keith Jlanton 1259 Agnes 1,,,· Mr. J. R. Mankin '/--606 McConnell Mr. J. Granville Gatos .SS~I~ 749 McConnell 5?.-· i..-Mr. J. R. Ho.rtie 1954 Oliver ~'\ Af)1r. L. O. Sr.ii th It 0 O 20 s. Morrison St. #}-1r. W. E. Cowan 249. F Hill /Jl_fMr. L. H. Polkf,.."9V Marion, .i\.rk. N Mr. R. E. Kennedy 3542 Midland ~- Nelson Castle 190 s. Idlewild l.f O 'ii Mr. Job Carson /, 0() Col. Mutual Tower f Mr •. Robt. Loe IrwinPf7-t- 1622 Clancy CHEMISTRY /,) ~r. G. Worthen .Agoo fV Mr. J. H. Hind.nan Mr. Jurford CIVICS Mrs •. Grover Powell lk ~r. A. C. Muir V/ I' Mr • A. L. Hoi skell Miss Zula Mac Harris N Mr. John w. Harris c/ .. oo . , • Mri. C. E. Do.vis ~4() /{ ilu&. aL&Ji&. tlF Mr. $. E. Kelly Mrs. 'Grace Olsen CITRUS FRUIT CULTURE 1278 Agnes Rt. 6-Williams Ave. Darrow Ageo Labs. Dartlott, Tonn. 13Mtlei;1; Hi~h Sehutn Bartlett High School 1010 Col. Mutual Tower Stcri ck :Jldg. Collierville, Tenn. Conmorcc Title Dldg. Messick High School -43:10 ~gtte~·9.0d :Jartlott, Tenn. Dartlett High School See Farra Merit Dadge Counselors COIN COLLECTING 4 Mr. Tod Childress 714 Inez CONSERVATIO:t:-T ~- R. B. Hun:phries Rt. 1, :Dox 758, &Mr. Whitehaven, Tenn. A. D. McWhorter Mer:tphi s st .,Rail way 1..j 5 /{Mr. J. M. Tabor I'D() 1760 Faxon COOKIUG Scoutmasters ' Mr. Hope H. Ford Oar.ip Currier 4-9802 2-7071 4-1394 I 4-2953 36-5335 7-2752-W 5-3989 4-2921 7-0880 5-3833 9..;8208 2-4468 5-2488 4-3763 4-3763 8-6285 8-6755 8'!"1882 4-1245 48wl83Q... 4-5987 4-7632 35-2791 9 ... 7z45 7-7574-W <>-- ~~i(' Mr. I. L. Gristc, Sr.;JdjJ ~ - r \ Mr. T. H. Jenkins :Jartlett Rd. near Macon Rd. Rt. :>.Hwy. 64, Menphis 48-4409 --- -- --~-----~--------'.-~----- - 4 - MERIT J.ADGES COUNSELOR ADDRESS TEL. NO. COEN FARMING L/~ See Farm Merit Dadge Counselors fl Mr. R.. tf .:Jennett f • () () Jartlett, Tonn. fl Mr. J. ~. Thursto'.1 /, o o :nartlett, Tenn. 48-2364 COTTON FARlUNG JMr. J. G •.. Appling U.S. Hwy. 64 4-7497 CYCLING DAIRYING DOG CARE ELECTRICITY . Soe Farm Merit 3adge Counselors 3 g A __ ~/r.· V. R. Yorl{ fV •'• Leo Horne, Sr. 162 s. Main 8-1217 ~rr "'•s (R_ ~ ~(J'-f / 7 b 4-9103 ~I See Farn Merit :Badge Counselors fV Mr. R. E. :Sennett.___ :Jartlett, Tenn. 48-2364 I Seo .. '\.ninal Industry Merit 3adge Counselors . I Mr. I. L. Griste, Sr.?Y-J;, Jartlott Rd. near Macon Rd • • :"l.'1) fJ l? .. "'' v;;: "';t-· \,<. · r. James J. Vaughn> ' Mcraphis St. Railwey 8-734:7 r. J. D. Pickering Gcri:mntown, Tenn. 73 r. H. M. Clcyton 11 929 Dickinson 36-1000 •Mr. H. W. Slavick W 4 ..3 U.S. Hwy. 70 & WMC Rd. 4-9802 Ii/ Mr. Glen Reid · ]artlott, Tonn. 4-1054 jftMr. · L. L. Covington ~,Jl.adio WMC Plant 4-2442 rvMr. :Job Carsozn S»....~·,t. 'Gol. M~tual Tower. . 5:,3833 tf-- ~ tJ ~- ~ ~~~ w~ 1~ ~J~.c...""' ~-.-o;, f,00 .;;;,FAR!=· =-JI ..;;;M=ER=I.;;;T~:JAD;;=.;G=E=S ~. L. .li... Niven . Progressive Farmer Ruralist Co. 1 Cotton Exchange Dldg. ~· L. J. Kerr ~d •Mr. F. M. Cooper~ 16 ,/}f2,,~r. Guy R. Kirk ~::.~L-.~~1'1·n /{'Mr. J. G. Faulk Roon 10&~ Court House l!u:n ell , ih r. 2472 Central Co1;;J.i-e-rvltle;:4fm!tn. Fai~:~. Gornantown, Tonn. 8-3921 6-3067 4-6231 7-1081 Agri cul t·ure, :3ocf Production, Cotton Fnrning, Corn Farming, Citrus Fruit Cul tur0, Dairying, Fruit Culture, Farn Records, Far;:1 Mechanics, Faro Hono & Its Planning, Faro Layout & n1dg. Arrangeme~t, Hog & Pork Production, Nut Culture, Pidgeon Raising, Poultry Keeping, Sheep Farming, Soil Managonent. FINGERPRINTING ~r. C. H. Gregory Lowenstein•s FIREM~urnHIP _ J;capt. S. L. Eilert Front & Union Fire Sta. ~~ 1;,.V1Capt. Co E. Kaufman Jc 00 2552 Yale rv Capt. W. L. Dilbroy 199 S. Idlcwild FIRST AID /'( ~t. H. V. Andre Eneine House #11 4~apt; John 1 ~· ~ibson Engine Honse fl ¥Lt. ~if. O •• ~1lk1ns 460 E. }',n.1·1:::va;)' N. "/'( jMr. E. J. Morton Collierv.: ::.J_.3, Tenn. ;y1 capt. John T. Kane 65 So. £.c;nt /'f 1 capt. Q,, J3. Go ode 3426 S01J.thcrn /V )Jn:pt. J. E. SQirle 3426 Snd;hern -1f;-Co.pt. J. V. Papia . 376 McI,ei:iure Iv Capt. A. F. EckrJan -r:-_ f,J '} 376 McLonore · • rrvi. w. J>. rvL,,"f/ IV () ~ '/... F. W. Fiedler John Cox Duane M. Carr M. W. Allen Exchange Illdg. First National Dallk: 3ldg. 899 Madison 919 E. McLonore ( CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE ) 8-7711 5-9176 4-2987' 2-4556 36-9126 2-0818 4.-7566 5-9176 4-5377 4-6835 9-3107 9-5239 ff- /q 0 '1 6-2433 5-1541 8-3662 9-0433 I I: I II : I '\ , a i , I I 1, ·11 1_'. I ' Ii II I ··----· Jl I I \ I I ! MERIT :3.ADGES First Aid (Cont'd) - 5 ... COUNSELOR ADDRESS :J} ~. C. c. Turl'!:er · 899 Madison DP, Jeaios Wallac.»-_ tJ ;..i J;e'fll.aP Pi!eo ~W. D. Croft ·w ~ l3artlett High School · J. s. Goltmo.n . 995 Madison • Almyar McLin 553 Summitt f.D81{ Dr. L. c. McVay ·j JIJ 0 Marion, Ark. ~7 vnr. Ralph Hamilton J •0 0 West Monphis, Ark. ~/Mr. S. E. Jolly, Sr.//, 00 r 129 Reese f VJDr• E. P. Yancey Gornantown, Tenn. r. L. P. Poarcc Oolliorvillo, Tenn. r. George P. Rawls J 1304 Union Avo. Ii )~r. Chester Perry P ...f. kJ ,C.1498 Lindon NJjr. D. lbJamos Excho.ngo Bldg. C!"{~r. Henry Clayton Memphis L. G. & w. Div. N Mr. i1.. E. McClain 3artlett, Tenn. /\/Mr. Frank Thoooson IlaP:Uett, teelm'. TEL. NO. 5-3533 4-2213 48-1969 2-1036 36-2106 48-2003 2-1135 2-2830 5-1100 - - 5-2552 (Applicant nust pass Artificial respiration at Y M C A or to Red Cross Examiner and pin certificate to application before going to Morit Jadge Counselor) FIRST AID TO .AlHW:S See Animal Industry Mori t :Jadgo Counselors. . Mr. Wo.llaco Ilrya.nt . Shelby Co. Ponal Farm FORESTRY vMr. R. J3. Huophrie s George J. Madlinger Gilner Richardson J. M. Tabor Ht. 1, Jox 758, Whitehaven, Tenn. f ,00 455 Haynes 'rntersto.te Realty Co. 1760 Faxon /i/\ s~~"'"'· FOUNDRY PRACTICE ~r. Jai:ics J. Vaughn Meophis St. Railway Co. FRUIT CULTUAID GARDElUNG GRASSES, LEGUMES Seo Farn Merit Jadge Counselors. ~o Farn Merit 3adge Couns~~fS Mr. George J. Madlinger ,- c-""" 455 Haynes S,,..fa-J & FOB.AGE CROPS ,..-/'See Fam Mori t Jadge 1vMr. J. A. Thurston HAJ:TDI CRA...'ll'T ~ Scoutmasters 6 Mr. H. W. Slavick P 8. ~ I Mr. J. H. George _,'fj 8.3 f'/Mr. T. H. Jenkins, Sr. u.s.Hwy.70 & WMC Rd. Jo.rtlott, Tonn. Rt. 3-Hwy 64-Moophi s 3.5-2791 4-3214 8-5131 7-7574-W 8-7374 4-3214 ! - lb 76 4.-9802 48-4409 HIKING ~r. •Mr. • Mr. V. Ro Yor:~ d Hope H. Ford ,'J) • 162 s. Mr~in Car.1p (;1).".'~ ~ 81'." DartJvi;~ .. Tonn • . a...1217 J CT ,.., ·~- I) .,, • n. J0.0rgc i'"'"j 6 .;) HOG & PORK PRODUCTION See Farn M<Jri t :Badge Counsclorz,. l\J Mr. Wallace Jryant Shelby County Penal Faro HORSEMAJ:rnHIP tVMr. c. c. C:;wtwri.€}lt Miss Maude :Jurbank 'Mr. F~ M. Cooper £;) S II~se· Fairgrounds 2472 Central 8-0661 7-0705 4.-6231 I I /. '11 I I i• 1: ____ ......_.,__,,,-===-====---===========~====~===~========~jJ MERIT :JADGES INDIAN LORE INSECT LIFE COUNSELOR ~ J. E .. Jacobs ... 6 - ~--·R. ::J. Huophrios . . c;,tY' ~. George J. Mad.linger Mrs. Elco.nor Drano ADDRESS 915 Madison Rt. 1, 3ox 758 Whitehaven, 455 Heyncs Jortlott, Tonn. TEL. NO. 8-3302 Tenn.35-2791 4-3214 4-7167 INTEBPB:IDTING ~-ll". C. T. McCabe Miss Lucy Piorco 1648 Vinton· Tiortlott High School 7-4228 JOURNilISM ~Mr. Joo Wright Raleigh Rd. 3 i f'I ·'. , .. ~~-~ ~~~~~~:". :4.~~tr:~~-c )·.J~~a~~:~ ~~,;~h s:~~t 4-2960 4-3763 ~ ~ IJUTDSC.M'E GA.BDENIN~ George J ... Ma.dlinger 455 Haynes 4-3214 LEATH]JRCRAFT See Dasketry Merit nadge Counselors LEATHERWORX t!Mr. E. W. Redus 2-3949 LIFE SAVING _ / Y M 0 A Every Satur~ Afternoon froo 1: 32_ until 3:00 (Sec Athletics) /V Mr. Frank Tho1aason ....,....,!J Jal'-'c'ie~b, 1'6nn. ~ MACHINERY MARKSM.ANSIIIP MASONRY J'ffr. Jt.w. Sl-av;c J~ f....ldJ v.S. Hwy ~ Wl'I\~ ~ e+-'f'?I ':::u,~. ~[.,.., "'11(~. .J a.oe s J. Vaughan Mc.nphi s $ t. Rail way Co. 8-734 7 /{'Mr. L. L. Covington / ,,.. Radio WMC Plant 4-2442 .. Mr. M. L. Martin p e.o.:.;, )<2798 Yale i(Mr. Sao Pitts . Rt. 3-Hwy-64,Mcraphis /'{ Mr. T •. H. Jenkins Rt. 3-Hwy-64,Meraphis 48-4409 1:: Ra1'1ish=Mllllngeon I?d. 4-5295 Rt. '1, Dox 758 35-2791 T. G. Drane R. 3. Humphries Whitehaven, Tenn. VM~ Raif' H. Wnl'd Tμl'rell, i\:1it:" ~1 Mr. F. M. Cooper t:/J .6 2462 Central 1v Sgt. c. R. Reeves 367 Tiuntyn 4-6231 ~eisular . .AxrJV R.O.T.C. Instructors at Schools. I Mr. H. W. Slavick W J} j U.S. Hwy. & W.M.C. Rd. 4-9802 Mr. T. H. Jenkins Rt. :>.Hwy. 64-Momphi s 48-4409 I-// ~ ~.~~a~- ~.i ffe.-u.y //~ ;J.r,p,. M~. AJ.g* Cbr:i:.~ . 1220 il.~s 6 Mr. F. M. Cooper ;ti· ,1_5,iP- 2462 Central it Mr. Robt. Loe Irwin.;::t;> 1f 7 J.622 Clancy 2-4468 4.-6231 9-8208 .-M..,E.-.CH.Al.__~ ... "I:..;:;C=AL=-:DR.A:=,_:WI~1'T.,,,G~~ J. Ii.. Ma.."'lkin ~ Mr. Roy lT.e'\-IDan t'YMr. W. W. wharton 'ff Mr. L. O. Snith 606 McConnell 4-1394 5-4671 36-1645 7-2752-W METAL WORK U. s. Engineers 1046 Stonewall 20 s. Morrison /V Mr. J.\.. j). Jackson Jartlott High School · Too,chcrs of Mochrui.i~ Dri.· ng in Schools t Mr. Robt. Loo Irwin 7-!e/ 1622 Clancy ~ _A/ /S'Q"e--Jaskotry Merit Dadge. Counselors and -YI r1fx.. J. R. Ralston, Jr. / ... oo 1974 Cruop IV', Mr. W.W. Wharton · 1046 Stonewall J./;Mr. A. :D. Jackson . :::la.rtlett High School IV Mr. L. L. Covington ~o WMC Plant 9-8208 7-8902-W 36-1645 4-2442 I \ -7- MlltEI T JADGES COUNSELOR ADDRESS TEL. NO, MUSIC NUT CULTURE PAINTING PATHFUTDING. bD YMr. O. E. Jond I• 0 0 fo 3 /\I Prof. Ernest Hawke I· 00 ~ Vifr. Peto Marchisio Ir 0 0 Mrs. Ruby Pa;ync l.i.tkinson · Miss Mary Sue McCa.raey A/Miss Elizabeth Dupree 6 s. Second St. Central High School 158 N. Cleveland 1752 Vinton Wost Mf,)L'lphis, Ark. 411 Giln.oro Apts. :Oartlett, Tonn. 8-2828 2-22;1. 7 2-4053 7.,..2540-W 7-7670 IYMr. A. E. McClain Mrs. c. C. Faquin Miss Flora Warren Dartlctt High School (piano) Tiartlott High School 4-3763 See Farm Merit Dadgo Counselors 8-8477 ~Mr. Peto Palmer DeSoto Paint Co. fV Mr. C. D. Foroan 0 '" 2086 ~~~-Pf~, .. '1YIA· Uf';~ ~ t:/6 'ii ~IJ~~ ..... n 7-3107 ~ 1..t._9-1~li'1 ~¥; Glilf ~ M !IOI Mr. R. :1. Hur.iphries "$;1.:lO gpo 'b h t1e ea A-ffl • :Ut. 1, Jox 758 . Whitehn.von, Tenn. fP~. c. T. McCabe 1648 Vinton SS~· Robert Shultz, sr,, 1,0 D 2389 Jroad 48.:l:SBO 35-2791 7-4228 4-4852 t- Mr. J. H. George -p (5 ..d Jartlott, Tonn. (SEE DATES ON IiISTORY OF MEMPHIS AT SCOUT HEADQUARTERS) . as- J)~ 'fD_,,,,.,J.~;o__, 1sts- I~ PERSON.AL IIE.ALTII J See Lis~ o~. Doct~r:o~ ~Mt~fili,fori t :Jadgo I{ Mr. J. ,.J. •iJ.ndna:.'l, Jr. • _,a.rtlett, Tcn..11. • Mr. w. D. Croft~ ~ ~ Bartlett High School 48-l969 PHOTOGRAP!rf "~ ~. Fred Joehnc r1 ,,,,1 Mr. c. H. Poland, Jr. Menphis Photo Supply Co. 5-1548 201 McCall nldg 8-3637 F~ Mr. E. C. Frase, Jr. Radio WMC Plant 2-2442 PHYSIC.AL DEVELOPM 1 T Sec Athletics Morit 3adgc Counselors Mr. J. H. Hind.nan, Jr. Ja.rtlett, Tenn. Frank Thor.w.son Jftr~lebu, ill iii'. Dan Taylor :!JartJ.et.t., Tenn. PIDGEON RAISING • fl.Seo Farn Merit !3adgo Counselors, /Y Mr. c. H. McGregory Lowenstein' s PIONEJITRIUG PLUYwilm POTTERY Scoutr:iasters •.JM~. Hope H. Ford <"Mr,. R~r Ii. liaai« 11/Mr. T .. II. Jenkins, Sr. Fred Pri tclmrd J & 0 0 D. D. Seanans T. H. · J cnkins :3ob Carson Cm::lp Currier lettl'ro:t:t 9· *rk';'"'; •.. Rt. 3-Hwy. 64-Mor.iphi s, 1800 Harbert 414 Olive Rt. 3-Hwy. 64-Mcophis Col. Mutual Tower POULTRY KEEPING ... /Seo Faro Merit 13adge Counselors /V ll.obt. Nesbitt ~a.rtlett, Tenn_ 8-7711 +'· 48-4409 2-9267 9-3617 48-4409 5-3833 ~IT ]ADGE PRINTING PUBLIC SPEAKUTG PUBLIC HEALTH BAD IO READING REPTILE STUDY - 8 - COUNSELOR Al Mr. f'i Mr • .55 ~~: ~- Beech or Mr. Smith, J. L. Henderson, . W. P. Ware (Groups' ·of R. J. Richardson W. T. Edge ~- Joe Wright JI M;i;i·. Webb Lurry ,?]~:;-. John Viser I• 0-0 - ~. H. M. Clay~on .-- O ::2 • Mr. H. W. Slavick /,.y O ;..J t/ ~. ~ .J.fl-<rvrt .. O-~ ~Mr. Jesse Cunningham Miss Alice M. Virden Mrs. Maude Adams · Miss Zula Mae Harris Miss Docia Hintin ~r. N. J. Melroy 3q VMr. J. E. Jolly ROCKS & MINERALS ~r. :S. E. Jacobs ROWING SAFETY !ff Mr. Hope H. Ford W Mr. Charles H. Raney ADDRESS TEL. NO. ' Tech: :High Seho ol 191(} Madi son 7-5411-R 3) 637 Linden 8-6491 The Commercial Appeal8-8811 Hwy. 70 & Raleigh-La.Grange RQ.. 4-6710 Raleigh Rd. 4-2960 H11zy. 64 & Brunswick Rd. 4-7309 :Bluff City Dist. Co. 5-5761 929 Dickinson 36.1000 W.M.C. 8-7464 (;J.Q~f~t.~, Cossitt Library Cossitt Library Cossi tt Library Collierville, Tenn. :Bartlett High School Overton Park Zoo Overton Park Zoo 915 Madison Camp Currier 2166 Evelyn 5-2272 5-2272 5-3930 Library 7-2887 7-2887 8-3302 2-0940 317 Poplar'Ave. 6-::?520 appointment for Saturday morning) 1648 Vinton 7-4228 :-Ma:r:ton, Arlt. t Mr. 915 Madi son - 8-3302-. E. Jacobs _,,,..j c. E. Davis w rO .. , . . . A • ¥r· (ptVv J. H. Gj,oJ:~~~? .3 It /C-1 ---a ""'"'"" Messick High School 4-1245 Bartlett, Tenn. q:i.'j .l9~J,_/ D''~ l'i ' ' .~ SAL:EJSNli.lTSHIP SCHOLAR.SHIP C. T. McCabe F. J. Vandemark E. C.' Nemitz (Must 1~0 Jirst Class Scout for f.171V"1·1J. J os se Cunningham (....4~r. C. T. McCabo Miss Alice M. Virden N Mr. Ralph B. Hunt Mrs. Maude Adams · N Mr. H. I. Roland ~· :~ Mr.. J. H. George h 1648 Vinton :Bartlett, Tonn. Hwy. 64 & Appling Rd. one year) Cossitt Library 1648 Vinton Cossitt Library Germantown, Tonn. Cossitt Library f) ::Sartlett High School o-3 Bartlett, Tonn. 7...,4z2s 5-2272 7-4228 5-2272 5-3930 ) ~ ! I ,,,. I l L I \ . \ '-\ \\ - 9 - MERIT BADGE COUNSELOR ADDRESS TEL. NO. SCULPTURE ~- M. H. Furbringer U & P Bank Bldg. 5-1902 SEAM.fill SHIP 't7~. Fred Morrison /.OQ 1111 Falls Bldg. 7-7074-W SHEEP FARMING /Seo Farm Merit Bad.go Counselors /V Mr. David McClanahan Hwy. 70 & WMC Rd 4-8876 SIGNALLING • Mr. H. W. Slavick?!'.; JJ 3 , U.S. Hwy. 70 & WM.C Rd. 4-9802 SOIL M.i:\NAGEMl!.1tJT • ~o Farm Merit Badge Counselors ~r. R. B. Humphries Rt. 1, Box 758 35-2791 1 Whitche,ven, Tonn. ST.ALKING ST.AMP COLLECTING · ~r. H. D. Hackler ~ N Mr. S. E. Jolly, Sr.:>~ ·N Aw C, 13. J3r-ow ne,, J • 0 0 3~2~ CeiPRee• 129 Reese 1aii FHr-est 4-5179 48-2003 ,__I '1~~ SURVEYING swnmnm f'nA... TEXTILES WEATHER WOODCARVING WOQDTUBNING WOODWOBK ZOOLOGY v(" Mr. A. J. Wild 1434 Commerce Title Bldg 8-5981 Y.M.C.A. Every Saturday afternoon from 1:30 until 3:00 ~ Mrs. H. W. Slavick U.S.Hwy. & WMC Rd 4-9802 Seo Athletics Merit Badge Counselors. ~ ~J E1st'A:tiJ 'Podl ~Mr. John E. Roberts 522 Falls Bldg. 8-0747 ~. Fred Morrison S.,u...- 2 ,V...rv<,1J.<"'"'"I...} 1111 Falls Bldg. 7-.4074-W ~ J. R. Ma..flk:in 606 McConnell 4-1394 I Mr. J. Granville Gates:S';;S,/<f 749 McConnell 4-2953 vff:r:, J. R. Hartic 1954 Oliver 7-9080 )I!· Keith Blan.ton 1259 li.gnes 2-7071 ~r. Urban Smith 3!1!!! i. i!!l!e 1 e!!!Ha 2-2630 ~r. L. o. Smith 20 S. Merri son 7-2752-W illr. L. H. Polk Marion, Ark. NMr. B. B. Jones Semmes St. f Mr. w. D. Croft P /3 -P.... Bartlett High School 48-1969 ~· J. Granville Gates /4 749 McConnell 4-2953 r. J. R. Hartie 1954 Olivor 7-9080 ~·· L. H. Polk Marion, .Ark. • Nelson Castle 190 s • Idlowild 7-0880 Soc Carpentry or_Wooiarving Merit Badge Cbunselors I Mr. W. D. Croft ~, ,,.,~ J3artlott High School 48-1969 ~~,,,R. J3. Humphries ~- J:.T. J. Melroy "Rt. 1, Box 758 35-2791 Whitehaven, Tenn. Overton Park Zoo 7-2887 --- ~---- --~-- ----------·- ·---------~------- - -----·-----~---~ ---- ---- -- -- \ \ I ... .J I I · 1 AWARDS & RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE / Mr. Fred . L •. Christenbury, . Chairman~ Court House /Mr. H. M. €1.ayton Memphis Light, Gas & Water Div. Mr. Charles H. Chu'rch v' 562 Edith St • ...;· Mr. John E. Foberts 522 Falls Bldg. /Mr. A. D. Mc~orter Memphis st. Rwy. Co. / 8-4368 5-2552 9-0144 8-0747 5-7221 r l-J Jr' v ,, ' '\'1'! '-' J '-' h.. .r\ J .r COU i'JC J L, B. S. 1\. 1 J1'JC. BALLOT FOR ELECTION'OF OFFICERS AND COUNCIL MEMBERS-AT-Lj\RGE FOR YEAR BEGINNING Jfl.NUABY :)., 1943 ********** - ·- FOR PRES IDE NT (Vote for One) ·--· I -· Mr. Percy A. Clayton -· -· - - FOR VICE-PB.ESID:llThTTS (Vote for Five) ·- --·· Mr. A. K. Burrow - -- Mr. Edwin Dalstrom Mr. w. :r. Hallida;y- ·- Mr. R. G. ~ --· Mr. Oran L. Cox -- I I .. FOR SECRETARY (Vote for One) I Mr. Percy c. Clarke -· ·-· FOR TREASURER (Vote for One) - I Mr. Emile A. Bizet I l FOR COMMISSIONER (Vote for One~ _ I Mr. F. Joe :inanas'.l;an ·- FOR NATIONAL COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVJJS(Vote for 3) - - Mr. Percy A. Clayton - - Mr. A. K. Burrow e-- Mr. F. Joe Flanagan - - Mr. Henry M .. Clayton - .. ---- FOR COUNCIL MJDMEERS-AT-LARGE, as per list =:--·-+· . 1&.ia. i COUNCIL MEMBERS-AT-LAB.GE Acklen, T. Robert Acroyd, W .L. . Agee, G. Worthen Ahlgren, Frank Alexander, Vance J. Angus, John A. Alcott, Richard Allen, c.c. Allen, James Seddon Allen, June D. Allen, Preston Allen, Thomas H, Annis, Burton B. Atkinson, Dr. W.R. Austin, John A. Awsu.'Il b, George 4res, Dr. J.C. Baber, Rodney (Army) Bacon, Col. W .J. Ball, Ernest O. Ballon, Dave Barker, Judge H.H. Barrow, E.R. Barry, Edward F. Bateman, Dr. R.J. Beasley, John B. Benner, Henri Bensinger, Lloyd Bizet, Emile A.· Boatner, N.J. Bolton, A. Earle :Bondurant, Julian B. (Army) Boone, Daniel H. Boyd, Judge Marion S.~ :Soyle, J. Bayard (Army) Boyle, Jos., P. Brennan, J.J. Brown, C.H. Brown, Paul :Brown, R.G. Brown, s. Toof' Bruce, c. Arthur Bruce, R.G, Bunn, H.T. Burch, Lucius E .• Burrow, A.IC. Butler, c.w. Jr. i~4.~· I t Carlisle, G.A. Jr. I Callow, Lewis i Canad.a, Col. J. W. I Canale, Phil M· 1 Carter,, M.O. r Castle, S. Nelson I Chambers, C.M. 1 Chambers, J .D. j Champion, R.G. , Chandl or, 0. B. I Chandler; W,H. Cha.i."'ldler, Hon. Wal tor • 1 Christenbu~y, Fred L. Church, C • .d. , Clark, Dolph . I Clark, Roscoe c. Clark, William 1 1 Clarke, P.O. Clczyton, Henry M. 1 Cleyton, P.A. I Cloghor~, Jolm :coffcy, l3cn B. Jr. I Cole, Sam F. Collier, J •. D. 'Cooke, R.P. I Cox, ,Allen Jr,. , Cox, Oran L,. I Cox, W.W. Cowan, C.H. I . !Crawford, A.M. Creson, Larry B. 1 Croson, R.F, !Creson, T.K. Jr. , Crump , Cha.s. M. !Crump, Claude M. Crump, E.Ho Sr. j Crump~ E.H •. Jr. 1Cunninghc.'1l?l, Jesse I I Dalstrom, Ed . · 1 Dnniclson, Geri W.A. ' Darnell, Herbert Davis, Hon. Clifford :Davis, Dr. J. Murry l iThw, Paul ;Defries, ~ Leo !Deupree, Wayne (Army) (Army) (Navy) Diohl, Dr. Charles Dilworth, J.E. Dolan, T.R. Dorr, W.H. Dozier, R.M. Droi fus, Fred B. Early, George C. Earp, 0 .K. Eckert, George J. Echols, L.V. Edge, W.T. Edwards, Frank c. Eliot, Dr. T.s. Emick, Harold Ettelson, Dr. H.W. Evans, Thomas A. Farrl:Hl, John J. Fay• Gerald Fiedler, Dr. F.W, Finch, M.E, Fisher, Allen Flanagan, F. Joo Fleming, Joseph D. Fogleman, John A. Fowler, Toll Fowler, w. 3. Freeburg, Harry Friend, A.3. ·Gatos, J. Granville Gaylor, W.A. Gehri, Rov. W.G. Glascock, Charles Glasgow, :Sen E. Goldsmith, Jack Go l tmn.n, Dr • J • S • Gooch, Cecil Graves, Dr. L.M, Grey, John Grout, F.M. (A'rmy) G[ogg, _E:1:1-ssellf 1 /:J~;y,,e},)·..,,t., ; .. ">(, ,\.,e,.; .... ,--,,J. '-·"\ Halo, E.W. ; I Hn.llo, Arthur (Art17) Halliday, W.P. Harrold, E.A. Hartie, J .R. I Hays , Lake I Hoard, Robert G. Ho i skoll , l1. .. L. Henry, N. Walla.co Herff, Horbert !_ _____ _ (ArmY') i 1 Herrington, R.L. ·1 Hirsh, :s.·: Y. (Army) , Hoag• Dean Harold :Brown : Hobson, Dr. J.Jo I Hohenberg, A.E. (.Army). 1 Holmes, Herbert I Hopper, A.L. , Howard, T.P. I Hunt, J .D. Hussey, Robert J. I I Irby, w.n .. Jr. I Jacobs, Dr. :S .. E. 1 Jacobs, Merrill I Jacobson, C.M. Johnson, J. c. '!Johnson, w.c. Jones, Dr~ Robert W. •Jones, Walk C. Jr. ! Koller, Eugene I King, Rev. Frank Elinck, Chief Irby I ' Klyce , F. W. Knoff, Edw. M. •Kopald, S.L. I Kremer, Merrill I I Lnne, V.G. LathaLl, Swayne (Army) 'i Loo, Dr. R.G. LoPrinco, J .A. I Lerner' s.M. j Leroy, Dr d Lo.ui s , Levy, Dr. Louis I Lewis, Dr. ~~.c. Lowis T.W. ' Libby, Frank j11chterman, Ira J. • Lightman, M.A. jLivermoro, Dr. George R. , Lohmeyer, J .A. 1 Lucas, Fred w. I 1 1 M[',den, John W. Maury, J.E. I ,Mncfarlane, G.o. !Malone, J .H. (Army) Mallory, Leo 1Maxon, :Oishop James M. " 1McCabo, C.T. 1McCamoy, E.F. IMcGco, E.Le 1 McGeorge, H.L. McGregor, John McKnight, James Malone McKnight, Thomas McWhorter, A.D. M.eeman, E .J. Morgan, Allen Moriarty, Herbert Mottweiler, Forrest Munson, F.F. ~yer ... s, Mayer, h\ .. o 1..U2.4,...,,·\~ Norvell, J. w. { Nickey, Sam Jr. Nichols, Doddridge 0 1 Ca1laghan, J.E. 0 1 Conner, Frank Orgill, Edmund Orgill, K.W. Orndorff, H.G. Ozburn, N. Field Patton, Wesley E. Paul, F.W. Payne, F ,J. Peete, Russell Penland, Clifford Pennebaker, C.T. Peres, Hardwig Perkins,. George T •r: Pidgeon;iEverett -J;>\i.. Pidgoon,0Phil Pilkington, John Pipkin, A.E. Pipkin, Perry Plank, E.E, Plough, Abe 'Pope, Marvin Porter, Dr. A.R. Jr • . :Prescoft, ~~J, 'ii.2, cJl.c.1~·t--v~f:'.o · , l ,, A r· . h .r II.I ',..,., ~ (Navy) Ragland, S .E. Ragsdale, F, V. .. __ Raines, Dr. Sam L. Ramsay, R.G. (} __ ..,.'1.,.\:,·V"'"t!\,·i..~"1 Ramsey, Henry T. Reeves, Russell E. Reid, Wallace R. Richardson, Charles D. Richardson, Gilmer Ries, Elmer M. Riechman, J.A, Riggan, C.L. Rittelmoyor~ Chas. (Ar~y) (Army) J ltoberts, John E. I I Ross, J.L. Roy, George T. Jr. ' Ruch,Dr. Walter A~ I Rugg, L.E. · Russell, Edward P • I I Russell, Dr. George M. Rychonor 1 .Dr. R.o. I Saino , J .E. , Sandown, W.H. I Scharff, Abe Scharff, Aaron R. 'i Schloss, Gilbert M. Schoembs, Arthur 1 Schmeisser, Dr .. H.C. I Schwartz, Merrill · Seay, J .r. ')..,_ ' Sellers, Perry ....... u \"t\,/\rd I Shannon, A, V. . 1 Sharpe, W ,L. I Shields, J. Chester Si bloy, Dr~ J o.siah 1 Sims, R.B. Jr. I Skinner, J .. 1. 1 Skinner, Raymond I Slavick, H. W. Smith, Walter L. ' Sohm, Alfred I Spain, H.M. 1 Spears, Horman I Springfield, C.1. Strauss, G,D, ' Strong, Raymond I ~j~i~~~"'~J·P;;~i~--,"~ I ' Teyl~r", K~n6n , d "' Taylor, R.A. 1 Tanne:r, L. W. , I Thompson, E.F. 1 Thompson, L.K. I TuaJ., :Slanchar d S. I Turman, w.F. 'Turnbull, Steve I ~urn:r, Norfleet 1 Tutwiler, C.B .. - ,., 1 '"-"-"1 l/ \\· j/ I ·~.t'J.<\.-~f'' -~'\,.·tC.·;j.1 /ef-l!"t'c'V'/ ! Vaden, Edwar'd N. jj Vandemark, F .N. Vesey John B. 1 Valen~i:ne, John [Wadley, Dr. S,1, ;Waggener, Andrew B. (Army) ·1 Wagnor, D~ Eugene I Waring r' Col. Roane Watkins, R.G. Webb, Harry Webster, Wm. A. Weeks, Dr. J4:S. Weil, Alvin B. Wetter, Henry Widney, Rev. Chas. L. Wilkinson, Russel (Navy) Williams, O.P. Willi ss, Carl 1. Wilson, Harry 1. Wiseman, James B. (ArmY') Wood, George Wood, Dr. Percy Wrny, T. Cecil 'lw:-zb;μrg, Abo Young, C.B. ·Young, Dr. Thomas K. Yount, C. Greer Council Members elected at tho Annual Meeting Decornbor 10, 1942 for the year 1943. 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. 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1943 Title A name given to the resource 1943 Chickasaw Council Recharter & Annual Report Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink & Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chickasaw Council, BSA Annual Report https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/6f9af189dc816e138ec42f0ce40aa92c.pdf de835088191b71e13dce60b468fe086a PDF Text Text • • • • • • ~DI~KASAW ~OUN~IL .* Boy Scouts of Atn.erica . *· MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE �.BOY .S c OU T S or A.ME P.l c /\ RGSIJf; CTFtJLLY D£DIC/\fGS �·----·---------·--···- - - - CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A. INC. Memphis. Tennessee MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD ... 1943 Officers Mr. P. A. Clayton Mr •• A. K. Burrow Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Edwin Dalstron W. P. Halliday R. G. Ramsay Ornn L. Cox Percy c. Clarke Enile A. Bizot Mr. F. Joo Flanagan Mr. W. Gordon Morris President Vice-Preside:i;i.t Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Commissioner Scout Executive Ohairnon. Standing Cor:inittees Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr, Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Paul L. Dey F. L. Christenbury R. G. R.:'1.ffisey John Pilkington Janes Seddon Allen George P. Rawls T. Robert Acklen A. K. Burrow Arthur R. Porter, Jr. Edwin Dalstrom John A. Angus Roscoe c. Clark H. W. Slavick Charles M. Crunp F. J. V andor.iark Hernan Spears c. Bryant Young Henri Benner B. E. Jacobs Activities Awards & Resolutions Ca.oping Civic Rolntions Constitution & By-Laws Court of Honor Cubbing Finance Heal th & Safety Inter-Racia,l Organization Outfitters Publicity Reading Rural Scouting Rural Scouting Rural Scouting Senior Scouting Training Monbers-At-Large I Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Ernest c. Ball A. Earle Bolton c. Arthur Bruce Lucius E. Burch Lewis C. Callow H. M. Clayton John Cleghorn Mr. Jesse Cunningham Gen. W. A. Danielson Mr. J. Granville Gates Mr. E. A. Ha:r;-rold Mr 0 T. P. Howard Mr. Fred W. Lucas Mr. A. D. Mc Who rt er Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. :Ednund Orgill John E. Roberts Abe Scharff Floyd Sherrod W. L. Sharpe J. L. Skinner R. A. Taylor · tL~=------·----==----..: : : : :-_-. . ._- - - - -___ .---:..--:_··-·--=----···------· �AWARDS TO MEMBERS OF CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A. INC. FOR DISTHTGUISHED SERVICE TO BOYHOOD -:-:-:-:T HE Dr. Mr. **Mr. **Mr. Mr. Mr. **Mr. Mr. Mr. **Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. S I L VE R J. c. Ayres Charles T. McCabe John T. Morgan George P. Phillips John E. Roberts Harry Webb L. R. Forsdick A. D. McWhorter Ben B. Coffey, Jr. Walter L. Gray George Wood F. Joe Flanagan Robort G. Ramsay B E A VE R 1931 Mr. Edwin Dalstrom . Mr. R. Von Steinen 1931 1931 Mr. c. Arthur Bruce 1931 Mr. c. H. Church 1931 Mr. Joe Hopper Dr. T. s. Eliot 1931 1932 Mr. Henry M. Clayton 1933 Mr. Alvan Tate, Jr. 1934 Mr. A. K. Burrow 1935 Mr. J. G. Gates 1935 Mr. P. A. Clayton 1936 Mr. w. P. Halliday 1936 Mr. F. L. Chri st enbury 1937 1937 1938 1938 1939 1939 1940 1940 1941 1941 1942 1942 1942 -:-:-:~:-:~:~:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:- THE SCOUTMASTER'S KEY Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Ben B. Coffey, Jr. 1933 Mr. Charles Cotten R. Von Steinen 1934 Mr. J. J. Jones Howard Curl 1934 Mr. Ned Cantrell E. K. Leach 1935 Mr. Hearn W. Tidwell Joo Hopper 1936 Mr. Hop0 H. Ford Miller Johnson 1936 Mr. Lawronco Lowell c. H. Church 1937 Lt. Forrest Mottweiler Mr. J. Brady Wiley 1938 Mr. Emory Ward Mr. Russell Peete 1938 Mr. J. G. Gatos Mr. F. Joe Flanagan 1943 -:~:-:-c-:-:~:~:~:~:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:~:-:-:-:-:-:- "'* Deceased 1940 1940 1940 1940 19,U 1941 1942 1942 1942 �r '--' J,_J1 J'-• r J\. 11 ' \ , '\ \ \/ .r ..J .r 11 Dec. 14, 1943 . To the Friends of Scouting: · In December of each year the Council takes stock of what has been accomplished during the preceding twelve months. Following this letter is a brief report from each Standing Committee of the Council in which is described the major accomplishments of the Committee for the fiscal year December 1, 1942 - November 30, 1943. But these reports do not fully reflect the loyal and unselfish service of tho hundreds of people who have so freely given of their time and effort to enable our boy~ to have the benefits of Scouting. The War has caused many s tumbling blocks in the paths of youth training,but regardless of these our Leaders have carried on. To them is due the credit for the results achieved. May I take this opportunity to express my deep appreciation to every Den Mother, Cubber and Scouter in the Council for the splendid work done and tho many sacrifices made for the cause of Scouting, for I sincerely believe you who are training boys are truly building a stronger foundation for the continuation of tho democracy in which we live. Sincerely yours, Jf.~ln~ w. WGM/J Gordon Morris, Scout Executive �JIMMY JOHNSON'S DAD Jimmy Johnson 1 s Dad is an awful lot of fun, He's a peacherino pitcher and can hit a real home run, I'll bet my Dad could play as well, but when I ask him to, He's always awful busy and got soniethin' else to do. Jimmy Johnson's Dad knows a lot of dandy games, .And he pleys 1 em with us fellers and he don't call Jimmy names. I'll bet my Dad knows lots of games that 1 s fun fer fellows too, But he's always awful busy and got somethin 1 else to do. Some kids' Dads seem glad to play with boys, And even when they're readin' they don 1 t mind a little noise. I 1 11 bet my Dad would beat 1 em all, if he just only knew, How I miss him when he 1 s busy and got somcthin 1 else to do. ----Author unknown---- How about it 1 men? Do you have 11 somethin 1 else to do 11 which is more important than helping the boys of todny to become the right type of citizens for tomorrow? If you haven't, there are places in Scouting waiting for YOU • places loft vacant by men now serving in the armed forces. We invite you to get in the game - tho great game of Scouting. Just telephone (5-2351) or drop a line to Headquarters, 501 Colunbian Mutual Tower, Memphis, and we 111 be glad to give you full information. CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B.S.A, INC. I �ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE The thirteenth annual Camp-0-Ree was held at Camp Currier on June 4th, 5th and 6th. Forty-four Troops participated and 784 Scouts were in Camp for this event. The activities included Camping, Patrol Camping, First Aid, Morse Signalling, Scout Rescue, Fire :Building and Water Boiling, Forestry, Wall Scaling. Theseevents were judged by the leaders of the Troops assisted by some of the District Commissioners e.ncl Troop Committeemen. The Scouts did a good job and the events were run off in a highly satisfactory manner. We believe everybody had a good time. The efficiency of the Troops in the Camp-0-Ree was recognized by awarding pennants to those who qualified against the standards. Forty of the forty-four Troops won pennants; 17 Troops won Class 11 A11 , 10 Troops won Class 11B 11 and 13 Troops won Class 11 C11 • The judges complimented the Scouts for their work and we feel that definite progress has been made. Your Committee recommends the Annu..:~l C~p-0-Ree oe held again in 1944 even though transportation difficulties prevent it being held at Camp Currier. Your Commit tee again conducted 11 The Advancement Program" during the latter part of the year, with the result that 5 Troops won Class 11 A11 pennants, 1 Troop won Class 11B 11 and l Troop won Class 11 C11 •. A total of 37 Troops partici patod in this event as compared to 46 Troops in 1942. This is the ninth year this type of program has been offered to tho Troops -- it consists of a wellrounded list of events including Advancement. Camping, Civic Good Turns, etc. Duo to lack of gasoline many Troops curtailed their camping and there has not been as much interest in The Program as in former years. 11 The P. A. Clayton Co1nmando Course" was built at Camp Currier in June of this.year and it has been the source of much pleasure to the boys who have used it. The Sea Scouts used it in competitive events and many of the Scouts used it at the Car.ip-0-Reo. Next year wo recommend that more use be made of this and that it be included in tho Cnmp-0-Ree events if tho Camp-0-Ree is hold at Currier. The Scoutmasters 9 Assistant Scoutr.tasters and Junior Officers of the Council have given fine lendorship to the Troops throughout the year. Those leaders have worked hard and faithfully under trying conditions and your Comnittee hereby ex1Jresses its appreciation for their splendid accoriplishmcnts. Pagel �··-----·------ ,I ' CAMPING COMMITTEE Camp Currier, near Eudora. Miss, The Annual Council Canp was held at Canp Currier for six weeks during the past sun.mer with an average attendance of 91 Scouts as conpared to 84 Scouts in 1942. During the season (June 13th to July 25th) 301 Scouts spent a total of 541 weeks at Currier as compared to 314 Scouts who spent a total of 506 Scout Weeks at Camp in 1942. The camp fee was $7.50 per week, this being an increase of $2.00 over the fee charged in previous years. Du9 to transportation difficulties the year-round attendance has been curtailed as conpared to normal years but we are glad to report it is sonewhat better than in 1942 as will be seen by conparing the records below: Gain or Loss as Conpared to 1941 LOSS 1941 1942 1943 ~ 3,926 2,599 2,837 238 578 349 286 12,104 9,113 9~969 Nunber of Scouter Days 1,699 1,119 825 294 Number of Visitors 3,422 2,166 928 1,238 Scouts attending Camp Scouters attending Camp Number of Scout Days 63 856 A plentiful supply of pure water is one of the greatest assets a canp can have, The wat·er systen and swimninG pool, which was given to the Camp by Mr. and Mrs. A. K. :Burrow in 1936, provides not only excellent d.rinking water but wonderful s~n:r.t.uing facilities, Your Cov.nittee feels that everyone in our Council owes a dobt of grati tmle to Mr. and JIJ.rs. :Burrow, for not only do those facilities afford great pleasure - they also provide a great deal of protection to the health and cleanliness of the boys. On behalf of all of the Scouts and Scouters we wish to express our deep appr0ciation to Mr. and Mrs. :Burrow for this splendid gift. In 1940 the Health Lodge was built throU&~ the generosity of Mrs. :Belle s. Rosenthal as a menorial to her late son, Mr. Mitchel H. Rosenthal, Jr,, a forner Menber of the Cou..~cil. This buildin6 continues to be exceptionally useful to the crunpin&; progran and we greatly appreciate it as a lastinc~ nenorial to a forner Scouter who did so much to carry out the work of the Council for an ever-increasing nunber of boys. �r--· I Camping Conr.iittee, Continued KAMP KIA KIM.A, near Hardy, Ark. Your Committee felt that in view of war conditions, it would be unwise to attcrrpt to opern.te Kanp Xia Kina during tho past sunner, hence tho K&Ap was not opened. We have a good caretaker for the property and he has done nuch to maintain it through ~alcin$ the necessary repairs to the buildings. These repairs are being r.iade throut~hout the year .o:md the property is beinG kept in tho best condition our finances will permit. We are grently i~debtod to Mr. Chris Fiedler of the Chris Fiedler Co., who generously gave tho couposition shingles to re-roof the Recreation Hall. This roof was in a bad state of repair and we do appreciate what Mr. Fiedler has done to aid in preserving this property. Ca.op Daniels, Mor..whis. Tenn. Ca.mp Daniels had the best season in its history in 1943. There were 151 Scouts in Canp as conpared to 115 last year. During t·he four weeks it was opern.tect the Negro Scouts spent a total of 230 Scout weeks as compared to 190 weeks in 1942. We arc very pleased that those Scouts are taking an even greater interest in Carrp and the outdoor pro0ra~ of Scouting. And they have every reason to do so, for we believe Canp Daniels is one of the best in the Nation for Negro boys. We are very ap]_)rccintive of the continued help of "The Cor.morical Appeal Cru:ip Fund For Boys 11 which supplied funds sufficient to send fifty underprivileged boys to Caup Daniels. These boys were selected with the splendid aid and cooperation of The Fanily Welfare Agency to whon we are also greatly indebted. Both "The Comnercial Appeal" and the Family Welfo.re Agency have helped these less-chance boys for the past five years and through their help more and more boys are getting the benefits of car.iping. The canp fee was $4.50 per week. The buildings are in good repair and it was not necessary to spend any great amount of money to keep then in condition. We recognize the fact that camping, for the duration, will be carried out under difficulties and that some of our out-of-door activities nay be curtailed because of war conditions. But we strongly recor.u:iend ai."'ld urge that every effort be nade for Scouts to do as nuch caoping as possible in 1944 and that we do our utoost to provide as much training in the open as we can. Toward this end we ask tho help of every Scouter in the Council. �r--------- --------------··-------·---------~--- CIVIC RELATIONS A11D DEFENSE COOPERATION COMMITTEE Duo to the War the Scouts and Cubs of Chickaso.w Council have had. the privilege of serving in nany nnd. varied activities during the past year. That they havo well and faithfully carried out their assiGnnents cnn be readily seen by rcadinG the list of sone of their najor activities which are outlined below: 40 Scouts placed 1,600 Ancrican Flngs on soldior.~raves at the National Cenotory on Memorial Day. 493 Scouts delivered 23,107 wnr posters for tho Govcrnnent. 38 Sen Scouts acted as Guard of Honor for Gov. Prentice Cooper. 105 Scouts delivered 4,000 Posters during Rat Eradication Cl'lDpaign. Troop 34 had Bird House E.xhibi~ in Court House. 419 Cubs collected 2,878 old tooth brushes for Kennedy General Hospital. 75 Scouts collected 1 1 510 old tooth brushes for Kennedy General Hospital. Tho plastic handles were oelted and the r.1a.tcrial used for handicraft. 60 Scouts distributed 2,000 posters for the War & Welfare Fund. 229 Scouts narched in the Fire Prevention Parade. Troor) l collected 900 pou.."l.ds of i1aper. 57',583 Tin cans were collected by Scouts. 285 Scouts narched in the War & Welfare Parade. 20 Scouts distributed O. c. D. par.1J?hlets at the Ellis Auditoriur:i. 14 Scouts delivered 450 posters for United China Relief. 20 Scouts delivered 500 posters on infantile paralysis. 30 Scouts delivered 300 posters for the Aaerican Red Cross. 30 Scouts delivered 300 posters for Fire Prevention Canpaign. 15 Scouts delivered 400 posters for the Shelby County Tuberculosis Society. ,---- we sug(;ost that you consider the thousands of hours of service those boys have given in doing the things listed above? We believe you will agree they arc worthwhile for the community, the State and the Nation. Your Conn:itttee is proud of the work the Scouts have ·clo no and we co::i.':lond them for the fine service they have rendered. May COURT OF HONOR During the fiscal year, which ended December 1, 1943, the Scouts have done good work in advancing in rank and in winning Merit Badges but with the exception of Eagle Badges they have not made as much progress as they did in 1942. However, we believe that all of us have a right to feel a lot of satisfaction because of the work of the Scouts, for they do deserve credit for accomplishing what they have in these times of war, loss of Scoutmasters and generally unsettled conditions. We invite your attention to the figures below which show a comparison of the number of awards made in 1941 1 1942, 1943: Page 4 �·------------ ---· Court of Honor, 'Continued - 1942 1941 First Class Badges Merit Badges Star Badges Life Badges Eagle Badgos ,1943 225 194 3,241 '3,201 190 263 116 113 26 46 201 2,954 152 88 44 GAIN LOSS 31 40 73 3 20 Your Chairman wishes to acknowledge his appreciation of the fine cooperation of the Vice-Chairmen and the Members of the District and Troop Courts of Honor. The success of the Merit Badge Program is due to the loyalty of these Scouters who have so faithfully carried out their duties and who have made it possible for the Scouts to have the advantages of this prevocational training. CUBBING COMMITTEE We are pleased to report that Cubbing has made greater progress in 1943 than in any previous year - this will be readily seen from the comparative figures shown below: 1941 1942 1943 Gain Over 1942 728 169 897 __:m Cubs (white) Cubs (negro) TOTAL CUBS 338 506 _fill .Jl Packs (white) Packs ( ne gro) TOTAL PACKS ----2 393 14 19 597 18 __5 23 24 __a 30 222 300 6 ---1 7 In April the Cub Kite Derby was held in Overton Park with a large variety of kites entered from most of the Packs. Awards were made to the winners of the various contests and a big time was had by all, This event does much to stimulate the Cubcraft feature of the Program and has alw~s been well attended. We feel that it should by all means remain an annual event in tho Program. ~ In AU£:,ust the Annual Cub Picnic was held in Overton Park ., with the best attendance in Cubs and Cubbers, parents f ~-~:~:li)"""- '-, and friends, that we have ever had. Awards were made /~--.A\' ;.<;') ~'"'- to the Cuos £C:.1d Packs wi:nning the vnrious ovent s. Tho compoti tLre Cubbing enthusiasm displayed at "",.....-:-- \\ \~lo°~-· / this ovont certainly warrants its continuance and 1~ ""-~~/.;'~/ we fool it is one of the highlights of the year in ~~~t? Cubbing. 0> ~-Y ) ""'· ""'~(o/ ' Also in August approximately 450 Cubs attended tho Clyde Beatt I' · · · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -------------·--··----·---· Page 5 �!--------·--·---Cubbing Committee. Continued Circus in a body. In ordor to attend at a special price it was necessary for each Cub to bring old toothbrushes. Over 2,500 toothbrushes were received and the winning Den won the privilege of taking the entire lot to the . Kennedy General Hospital where the plastics recovered from the brushes will I be used by tho soldiers in making handicraft articles. This was a fine and successful undertaking. ·· I. I .I The Cub Leaders' Round Table met regularly throughout the year and has established itself as a medium of great help to tho Cub Loaders. Attendance and participation by every Cubber is urged at all of the Round Table meetings. Moy we take this opportunity to express the appreciation of the Comrai ttee for the splendid work done by the Scouts who serve as Don Chiefs. The leadership which these Den Chiefs have shown, denonstrates that Scouting is really noasuring up to the high iden.ls set by its leaders. And we also wish to thank tho Scoutmasters of the Troops who have cooperated by delegating the fine Scouts fron their Troops to act as Don Chiefs - it is this cooperative spirit which is helpine tho Cubbing Prograo so i:ruch • .FINANCE COMMITTEE ·:.,//'?--,,~:~, We a:re pleased to report the finnncioJ. condition ~fe the Council is the best in its ··.:J.t;;!}~~-"~7{~0.,, (~~ history. especially invite your attention )..S-.~~- ...... _..,_,. to the fact t~t the Council is entirely. free of ~ . ?_>~:~<--$:; $ ') .9&Q.t.. We believe these h10 statements will be as ~-:i ~g~-.-:;:-:;,~ gratifying to you as they are to us. It has been ··---::-::?··,~;!!f·3l' ~" tho policy of the Council for many years to spend ... ~ only whon funds wore available and we recommend the continuation of this policy. On April 1, 1943 the Council became a participating member of The Momphis Community Fund and our relationships with the Fund have been very pleasant and satisfactory. For the seven months, April 1, 1943--0ctobor 31, ' 1943, the Fund provided $14,834.59 for the Council 1 s operating budget. For tho fiscal year November l, 1943--0ctober 31, 1944 The Community Fund has approved an operating budget of $25,989.00. While our membership in the Fund eliminates a Eoy Scout Finance Campaign in Memphis and Shelby County it does not eliminate tho Finance Campaigns in our area outside of Shelby County. This area includes the eastern half of Crittenden County, Arkansas; DeSoto, Tate, Panola Counties, Mississippi. Tho campaigns in these counties were very successful and below is a report of them.: County Q.uota Under Raised I i I ·----· Crittenden Co., Ark. DeSoto Co., Miss. Tate Co., Miss, Panola Co., Miss, TOTALS _ _ $700,00 $789.00 755,00 649.75 525.00 522.00 693.00 700,00 $2_, 68Q.~0.Q__ $2,653.75 $89.00 $105.25 3.00 7,00 $ 26.25 Page 6 ~-.-~~~~~~=- �----------. ------------------··---------- ------, Finance Committge, Continued I The Finance Committee greatly appreciates the splendid work and leadership of our Scouters in these Counties, for they have done an excellent job in raising their share of the Couricil 1 s budget. And because of their help Scouting is reaching more boys in its program of character building and citizenship training. In the will of the late Mrs.-_ Elizabeth :s. Currier the Council was beq_uoathod $5,000.00 with the stipulation that the income from this should be used for Canp Currier. Until October ~f this year this money was on deposit in saving accounts. By authority of the Executive Board this money was invested in u. s. Goverru:ient :Bonds, Series 11 G". The acquisition of these bonds brings the Council 1 s total investment in War Bonds to $10,000.00. The books of the Council and of the three comps have been audited by Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co., and were found to be correct. HEALTH & SAFETY COMMITTEE This Committee is gratified to report the health and safety of our Cubs and Scouts during 1943 has been excellent. During the summer camps there were no serious injuries and only two or three minor accidents. Two Scouts had to be sent home from Camp Currier because of attacks of appendicitis but they both recovered completely. The only serious accident which occurred during the year happened when there was no Scout Leader present. Some Scouts were practicing wall scaling near their Troop meeting place and one boy failed to get over the wall. He fell backward and suffered a fracture of two vertebrae in his back. He responded well to treatment and is now completely recovered. Other than this there were no serious injuries to Scouts or Cubs in the Council. This splendid record is a fine tribute to the leadership of our leaders who are directing the activities of 4,308 Cubs and Scouts. We commend and congratulate them on the fine work they are doing in providing safe activities and camping for the boys of this Council. Hundreds of Cubs and Scouts have participated in activities, parades, Camp-0-Rees, etc., during the year, and we are proud of the work of the boys and their leaders in making such a splendid sA.fety record. Safety through skill is a fine thing to teach boys, and we feel that our Scoutmasters,Assistant Scoutmasters, Cubmasters, Assistant Cubmasters and Camp Staff Members have done fine and constructive work in making this safety record possible. INTER-RACIAL COMMITTEE The work of this Committee is confined solely to Negro Scouts and Cubs and is handled through a sub-council known as the Seminole Division of Chickasaw Council. All of the officers and members of the Division, including the Assistant Scout Executive, are Negroes. ·-----,·------·-· ------------------·----- - ---- --- - -- ----·------Page 7 j �----------------·-···-------------· Inter-Racial Comnittoo, Continued In January, we set an objective of 1,000 Negro Scouts, this objective to bo reached by Doce:r.iber ;31, 1943. We are , ;;-~,. glad to report this objective has already. been reached ...-1,';. r..ftt~ :~_-'·' ·._. and passed. There are now 1,016 Sc~uts on the rolls as k~---~:~l compared to 708 last year, a net gain of ;308 Scouts. 4'"::]_;:.;~.'.'!:#f".~:. ····'"".&~1;;,~~ Th?re are now 169 Cubs as cor.:ipared ~o 91 .last year, a _71i§7~.}~ f;1Pgain of 7~ Cubs. Thes? Sc~uts ar? in 51 Troops and /:'. J~/"· j<,;\_:,f Cubs are in 6 Packs which is a gain of 4 Troops and , yi.._ 7"';,4' 1 Pack during the year. The total membership of .JI /~~..! '-~7-:::;:~;.') Megro Scouts and. Cubs is 1,185 which is ~Y far ~he ~~~~-'./!(~\, largest nenbership we have ever had and is a gain of -:._ ~-~".~~ 386 boys over 1942. We consider this an exceptionally · ··. ·,:,-..:~~ -: ._....... fine record. -~ The camping prograI:l at Ca.r:ip Daniels was excellent and there wcro 151 Scouts in camp as conpared to 115 in 1942. The records show these Scouts spent a total of 230 Scout weeks in camp during the four weeks sonson as conpared to 190 weeks last year. The ca~p fee was $4.50 per week, an increase of $1.00 over tho previous season. Due to tho good condition of tho buildings and equipnont, very little was needed in the way of repairs and replttccnent s and all of tho ca.op property is now in good shape. We consider this canp one of the best in the Nntion for Negro Scouts. Advancement in rank a~ong Negro Scouts continues to be very poor. In fact, wo think one of the greatest problems in tho Council todey is to devise neans by which these boys can be helped to advance beyond Tenderfoot ra~.k. We feel they niss nuch of the splendid training and real fun in Scouting because of their failure to get into the higher ranks. Wo arc now trying to solve this problon and we urge that every effort be nade to aid these boys to reach at least First Class Rank. We are proud of the work the Negro turr.s and in working for tho Government this scrap iron, rubber, etc., for tho wn.r effort sands of Govcrnnent posters and leaflets and activities, parades, and other events. They for their acconplishnonts. ORGANIZATION & Scouts.have done in civic good yeo,r. They have collected paper, - they hc·we distributed thouhc~ve participated in church aro certainly to be comnendod E~ENSI ON COMMITTEE In the early part of 1943 Chickasaw Council received the Walter W. Hoad Acorn Award for reaching the objectives it set for itself in total number of Scouts, Troops, Cubs, Packs for tho year 1942, this being the fifth consecutive year the Council has won this fine Award. We feel that you o.re as proud of this trophy as we are, for every Scout and Scouter has a right to feel a real satisfaction in receiving this recognition from tho 1\1"2.tional President of the :Boy Scouts of America, Mr. Walter W. Head of St. Louis, Mo. I Your Comnittee is now working to organize enough new Troops and to recruit sufficient boys to win the Award for the sixth consecutive tine and ·~-~--~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~· Page 8 �__ _______ ........ . .- _,_ Qr(!Aizatipn & Ex\ension Coi;.v;itt1g. Qpnjl•M'' wo believe the results will b• 1uaa111""1 During the past twelvo month.I 11 'l'roop1 et _.,,, Scouts, 8 Packs of white Cube, 9 'l'roop1 et ltln. '; Scouts. 2 Packs of Negro Cuba were or1ali.114e WI regret to report that 9 Troops ot whit• loou''• 5 Troops ot Negro Scouts, 2 whito Cub Paok1, I le1ro Cub Packs were dropped fron tho roll1. In spite of these losses it is our plaa1ur1 to re,ort iA Chickasaw Council now has the largest mapb1r1hip its 27 DK history with a. totql of 4,aga bgYt enrolled. This is a gain of 703 boys ovor laet a growth of 19~5~. Below is a comparison ot membership for the pa.st three years: Dec, 1. 194). Dec. 1 1 1942 White Scouts Negro Scouts TOTAL SCOUTS 2.291 2.395 95 2.914 2.300 7Q8 3,008 l.Ql§ ~ White Troops Negro Troops TOTAL TBOOPS 98 103 4~ 47 105 51 141 150 156 'White Oubs Negro Cubs TOTAL CUBS 338 393 506 91 597 169 897 White Packs 14 Negro Packs TOTAL PACKS 18 ~ 5 23 §2;3 '2fa 19 Dec. ~. 1943 ~ 3,411 728 24 6 30 y.ar, lLQ.§1 403 2 _...L 6 222 7§ 300 6 l 7 Beginning in 1942 we began to lose Scout:elasters to the armed forces. During the pa.st year we have had, the greatest loss of Scout and Cub Leaders that we have ever experienced. This naturally handicapped the work of the Troops and Packs and also our growth in n'UI!lbers. We urge every person interested in Scouting to holp locate men who will serve as leaders, Won't IQ!! assist in recruiting non who will g'Uido our boys on the trail which leads to good citizenship? OUTFITTERS COMMITTEE The three official outfitters of the Council are J. Goldsmith & Sons Co,, Phil A. Halle, B. Lowenstein & Bro. All during the year, in face of shortages throughout the Nation, our outfitters have kept their stocks of official Scout and Cub uniforms and equipment as complete as possible under the prevailing conditions. The fine service of t~se outfitters has been of much help to our Scouts and Cubs, Several times our representatives ha.vo checked the supplies carriE!d and very good reports were ma.de on ea.ch Page 9 �r-· Outfitters ColIDTli~tec, Con~inued inspection. We would also like to commend the outfitters for their eplondid display of Scout merchandise and the paid advertisements which thoy onrriod in the 11 Memphis Press Scimitar". During 1944 we recommend that our outfitters continue, as they have in the past, to display the official uniforms and equipment in order that our Scouts and Cubs may be kept advised of the merchandise which is o.vo.ilable. ~UBLICITY COMMITTER We are Q.eeply indebted. to the ''Memphis Press Scimitar" for tho publication of 11 The Scout Press Scimitar". For a part of the year this q:u.arterpage was printed weekly but due to the paper shortage it was necessary to limit this to every other week during the latter part of the year. This section was a great help in advising Scouts, Cubs, Scouters, Cubbers of the various Council activities, as 11 The Scout Press Scimitar" is widely read by all those interested in the Scouting Movement. We particularly emphasize our thanks to the officials of the "Memphis Press Scimi tar 11 tor their fine cooperation. :Both the 11 Tho Commercial Appeal" and the 11 Me1:1phis Press Scir.iitar 11 have boon cost generous in printihg Scout and Cub news. They hav"e cooperated to the fullest extent in publicizing Canp-0-Roes, sunner car.ips, etc. We deeply ~preciato·their help and the fine support thoy have always given to the Council. The Council and your Committee are deeply indebted to Radio Stations WMC, WBEC, l'WiPS, WHBQ for the fine qUc'ility and type of prograns presented by these stations covering the Scouting prograr.i d'uring the past twelve nonths. We pay tribute to their staff ner.ibers who have done a marvelous job in arranging Scout programs. Tho splendid newspaper and radio publicity has done nu.ch to increase the effectiveness of Scouting, not only in Chickasaw Council but in our neighbor Councils, and wo do appreciate all of it. READ! NG COMMITTEE /"~;·~~-\ /,:~ .. ~~,. ~~~- ,. <·•''" ............ . L__., The Reading CoDt1.itteo in 1943 has endeavored to pronote good reading among the Scouts of Chickasaw Council. This had been done through t-110 publicntion of news about books suitable for boys in 11The Scout Press Scinitar 11 and 11 The Council Firo 11 • In addition tho Cor:JDittoe has endeavored to bring the natter before the Scoutnasters and Cubnastors in every :oanner possible. We believe 11 :Boys 1 Life 11 is an excellent aid in training boys in Scouting techniques and in providing stories and articles which are beneficial to youthful minds,. ----------------------- -,.----- Page 10 �·---------------------------- ---------·--------------Reading Committee, Continued We again heartily endorse this magazine nnd recommend thn.t it be used to the fullest extent. We urge that all Scoutmasters and Cubmasters urge their boys to subscribe, for we nre of the opinion the reading of this magazine by Scouts and Cubs will do much to help the boys and to enable the leaders to do a better job of training the boys. In the early part of 1943 we set an objective for "Boys' Lif o 11 subscriptions. We are pleased to ~eport that according to the latest figures from the National Council we have reached and passed that objective, our record showing 123.1% a.chieved. RURAL scournm COMMITTEES In the area of the Council, outside of Memphis, there are 36 Troops, 26 of which are white and 10 negro, and 5 white Cub Packs. This is a gain of 3 white and 3 negro Troops and 2 white Cub Packs over last year. The area is composed of the eastern half of Crittenden County, Arkansas; DeSoto, Tate, Panola Counties, Mississippi and Shelby County, Tennessee. The total of 46 units now operating is a gain of nine units over 1942. This indicates there are a great many more potential Scouts in the area and we recommend in 1944 that particula emphasis be put on the organization of more Troops and Packs to give these boys the advantages of Scouting. CRITTEMDEN DISTRICT The Crittenden District now has three Troops of white Scouts and one of negro Scouts, a total of four Troops. This is the first District organized in the Council and it has done good work over since its organization. This District has made especially fine progre~s through the work of its Court of Honor and in the a.dvancement in rnnk of its Scouts. MISSISSIPPI DISTRICT At the ond of the year 1941 there were but 6 Troops in the three counties in this District. After tho organization of the District in February 1942 Scouting really began to function and now there arc nine white Troops and 3 Cub Packs, a gain of 1 Troop and 1 Pack during tho year 1943 and these 12 units are double the number in the District at the end of 1941. There arc several Troops now in process of organization, and this District is functioning well. OJIBWAY DISTRICT In Shelby County outside of Memphis there arc 14 white Troops, This is a gain of 2 white Cub Packs, 9 nogro Troops, a total of 25 units. Page 11 �Rural Scouting Oommittoeg,Continuod 6 units over last year. We are glad to report thnt two So~ loouu lhipl wero organized this year in the County, these being tho firot Shipe or1N'liMl4 outside of Memphis in Chickasaw Council. This District ia doin1 £004 work and is carrying the Scouting program to a large numb~r of boy1, FINANCE The 1943 Finance Campaign was the best ever conduotod in tho l\1'11\ and because of this an ever-increasing number of boys will hnvco tho bona:t1tl of tho Scouting Program of character building and ci tizenshill trtr1.in11\ti:1 'l'hl following shows tho compnrative figures: 1943 Crittenden District$ 531.50 $ ?89.00 Mississippi District .1.435.80 1. 864, 75 $1,96?,30 $2,653.?5 Increas~ $257.50 428.95 $686.45 This is a very fine demonstration of team work by the Scouterll of the area in the interest of the boys and the Council greatly approcitites this fine work, as we do. For detailed information as to the funds rained in each of the counties please see the Report of tho Finance Committee in this book, There was no finance campaign conducted in the Ojibway District, as Shelby County is included in tho War & Welfare-Campaign; the Memphis Community Fund is a part of this organization and the Council is a participating member of the Community Fund. During the coming year it is recommended that continued efforts be put forward. to orgn.nizo more Troops and Packs in tho area, as we know there are hundreds of boys who are desirous of becoming Scouts but who are prevented from so doing by the lack of units in their communities. SENIOR SCOUTING COMMITTEE Senior Scouting in Chickasaw Council has, despite its tremendous loss of membership to the Armed Forces, continued its record of growth during the past year. The Committee is very proud of the work these young men are doing and of the progress they have shown, They should. certainly be commended for the interest they have taken in the program, for they are making splendid use of the beneficial training they have received. As of December lst therB are 178 Sea Scouts compared. to 149 this date last year. There are eleven Sea Scout Ships compared to eight last year. Due to- the fact that the s. S.S. 11 Memphis 11 , 47 1 boat of the Council, has been laid up for replacement parts for the greater part of the year, the Sea Scouts have not been able to have as many cruises as the Council would like for them to have. The ship has now been put back into Page 12 �Senior Scouting Committee, Continued i operation and the boys are using it to good advantage. l The Sea Scouts held their Second Annual Bridge of Honor in February, at the Nineteenth Century Club with about 350 persons in attendance. The Council this year was honored with two of the Sea Scout Ships receiving Ratings from the National Council. The s.s.s. "Victory" was rated a member of the Regional Flagship Flotilla and the s.s.s. "Sekults" was rated a member of the National / Flagship Fleet. This is the first time in the \ history of Chickasaw Council that one of its ~p~ 0 ~sP~~:i~;di :~e r!~!;~~al Ra ting and we (l III j', } .:. ~.· ~ , .: , ./).// 1··j~\ · :· /~A° 1~ ·.~.:: ./.!<. ~ · 'U:tJ ~ \; ;~!::!~~#~:t:1:~~~i ~~=~;3:fi~: \ / . : ' : ~ t ? l ~ } l\ w~s ~ t•;;··~i~}I ) The S,S,S, "Victory" awarded an American Flag ~~:;~~~:::;;~!~~:~::;;:d"!~ ~hec;:~; ~{~tdJi~~~~ ... The first Air Scout Squadron, in the ~·1-: 1 --·:,.:>~··: ~/·<·.''''' '-Council, sponsored by the Firestone Tire and Rubber · . ,......, '"'·· Company, was organized and has been doing n splendid job this year. We hope _,,...-..·-..."-~-~ that this will be the forerunner of other Air / . . ....__, Sqli..;'\drons in the Co1ll1.cil. · ,~ /j'- /:rp~ ) ,,,.-----....... . ~, •:.:.•"!.:•"..···.......... ·.;.~......... :--:.:.·:-:--~ ., -·-,\ \ \.,...-... .; ··~------- .. .....-"' The Emergency Service Corps, due to loss of leadership and members, has not been very active during the past year. An Eire rgency Mobilization was held at Overton Park and we recommend that others be held during the coming year. The reorganization of the Corps is now in progress and is expected to be cor.rpleted v~ry soon. Our reconr.:iendations are that more Council-wide social functions be promoted during the coming year, so as to riake a stronger appeal to these , boys in Senior Scouting and to pull raore boys of this age group into the Progran which is based on the principles of the Scout Oath and Law, which, in these trying tines, is nore necessary than ever before. TRAINING COMMITTEE Your Connittee believes the training of leaders is and will continue to be one of the most inportant activities of the Council, particularly in those tines when so many of our Scouters and Cubbers are being called Page 13 �Training Committee, Continued NO. PERSONS ATTE~IDING CERTIFICATES ISSUED Elements of Cub Leadership (2 Courses) 67 38 District Cor.missioners Course (2 Courses) 41 25 Scoutnasters' Training Course (2 Courses conpleted - l now being given) 111 29 Funda..r:i.entals of the :Boy Scout Movenent ( 3 Courses) 104 104 Health & Safety Course 28 16 Emergency Service Course 22 22 35 408 234 Senior Scouting TOTAL •• ... .... ... . .. The Comittee feels that its weakest point is carrying out the progrn.'l of leadership training is in not being able to reach the new or inexperienced Scout Leaders. We strongly reconnend that the training program of 1944 be tied i~ nore closely with the Organization & Extension Cormittee ancl with the Publicity Cor.mi ttee in an effort to get untrained leaders to take advantage of the various courses. This is especially inporta.nt in view of the unprecedented nuober of new leaders now in the Co.uncil. Pnge 14 � 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 • • • ~DI~KASAW ~OUN~IL .* Boy Scouts of Atn.erica . *· MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE • • • .BOY .S c OU T S or A.MEP.l c /\ RGSIJf; C TFtJLLY D£DIC/\fGS I Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. ·----·---------·--···- --- CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A. INC. Memphis. Tennessee MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD ... 1943 Mr. P. A. Clayton Mr •• A. K. Burrow Mr. Edwin Dalstron Mr. W. P. Halliday Mr. R. G. Ramsay Mr. Ornn L. Cox Officers Mr. Percy c. Clarke Mr. Enile A. Bizot Mr. F. Joo Flanagan Mr. W. Gordon Morris President Vice-Preside:i;i.t Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Commissioner Scout Executive Ohairnon. Standing Cor:inittees Mr. Paul L. Dey Activities Mr. F. L. Christenbury Awards & Resolutions Mr. R. G. R.:'1.ffisey Ca.oping Mr. John Pilkington Civic Rolntions Mr. Janes Seddon Allen Constitution & By-Laws Dr. George P. Rawls Court of Honor Mr. T. Robert Acklen Cubbing Mr, A. K. Burrow Finance Dr. Arthur R. Porter, Jr. Heal th & Safety Mr. Edwin Dalstrom Inter-Racia,l Mr. John A. Angus Organization Mr. Roscoe c. Clark Outfitters Mr. H. W. Slavick Publicity Mr. Charles M. Crunp Reading Mr. F. J. V andor.iark Rural Scouting Mr. Hernan Spears Rural Scouting Mr. c. Bryant Young Rural Scouting Mr. Henri Benner Senior Scouting Dr. B. E. Ernest c. Ball A. Earle Bolton c. Arthur Bruce Lucius E. Burch Lewis C. Callow H. M. Clayton John Cleghorn Jacobs Training Monbers-At-Large Mr. Jesse Cunningham Gen. W. A. Danielson Mr. J. Granville Gates Mr. E. A. Ha:r;-rold Mr 0 T. P. Howard Mr. Fred W. Lucas Mr. A. D. Mc Who rt er Mr. :Ednund Orgill Mr. John E. Roberts Mr. Abe Scharff Mr. Floyd Sherrod Mr. W. L. Sharpe Mr. J. L. Skinner Mr. R. A. Taylor · tL~=------·----==----. .:::::::::-_-....._ -----. ___ ---:..--:_··-·--=----···------· AWARDS TO MEMBERS OF CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A. INC. FOR DISTHTGUISHED SERVICE TO BOYHOOD -:-:-:-:- T H E S I L V E R B E A V E R Dr. J. c. Ayres 1931 Mr. Edwin Dalstrom 1937 Mr. Charles T. McCabe 1931 . Mr. R. Von Steinen 1937 **Mr. John T. Morgan 1931 Mr. c. Arthur Bruce 1938 **Mr. George P. Phillips 1931 Mr. c. H. Church 1938 Mr. John E. Roberts 1931 Mr. Joe Hopper 1939 Mr. Harry Webb 1931 Dr. T. s. Eliot 1939 **Mr. L. R. Forsdick 1932 Mr. Henry M. Clayton 1940 Mr. A. D. McWhorter 1933 Mr. Alvan Tate, Jr. 1940 Mr. Ben B. Coffey, Jr. 1934 Mr. A. K. Burrow 1941 **Mr. Walter L. Gray 1935 Mr. J. G. Gates 1941 Mr. George Wood 1935 Mr. P. A. Clayton 1942 Mr. F. Joe Flanagan 1936 Mr. w. P. Halliday 1942 Mr. Robort G. Ramsay 1936 Mr. F. L. Chri st en bury 1942 -:-:-:~:-:~:~:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:- THE SCOUTMASTER'S KEY Mr. Ben B. Coffey, Jr. 1933 Mr. Charles Cotten 1940 Mr. R. Von Steinen 1934 Mr. J. J. Jones 1940 Dr. Howard Curl 1934 Mr. Ned Cantrell 1940 Mr. E. K. Leach 1935 Mr. Hearn W. Tidwell 1940 Mr. Joo Hopper 1936 Mr. Hop0 H. Ford 19,U Mr. Miller Johnson 1936 Mr. Lawronco Lowell 1941 Mr. c. H. Church 1937 Lt. Forrest Mottweiler 1942 Mr. J. Brady Wiley 1938 Mr. Emory Ward 1942 Mr. Russell Peete 1938 Mr. J. G. Gatos 1942 Mr. F. Joe Flanagan 1943 -:~:-:-c-:-:~:~:~:~:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:~:-:-:-:-:-:- "'* Deceased r J,_J1 J r 11 '\, '\ \ 1\/ '--' '-• J\. .r ..J .r 1 . To the Friends of Scouting: Dec. 14, 1943 · In December of each year the Council takes stock of what has been accomplished during the preceding twelve months. Following this letter is a brief report from each Standing Committee of the Council in which is described the major accomplishments of the Committee for the fiscal year December 1, 1942 - November 30, 1943. But these reports do not fully reflect the loyal and unselfish service of tho hundreds of people who have so freely given of their time and effort to enable our boy~ to have the benefits of Scouting. The War has caused many s tumbling blocks in the paths of youth training,but regardless of these our Leaders have carried on. To them is due the credit for the results achieved. May I take this opportunity to express my deep appreciation to every Den Mother, Cubber and Scouter in the Council for the splendid work done and tho many sacrifices made for the cause of Scouting, for I sincerely believe you who are training boys are truly building a stronger foundation for the continuation of tho democracy in which we live. WGM/J Sincerely yours, Jf.~ln~ w. Gordon Morris, Scout Executive JIMMY JOHNSON'S DAD Jimmy Johnson1 s Dad is an awful lot of fun, He's a peacherino pitcher and can hit a real home run, I'll bet my Dad could play as well, but when I ask him to, He's always awful busy and got soniethin' else to do. Jimmy Johnson's Dad knows a lot of dandy games, .And he pleys 1 em with us fellers and he don't call Jimmy names. I'll bet my Dad knows lots of games that 1 s fun fer fellows too, But he's always awful busy and got somethin1 else to do. Some kids' Dads seem glad to play with boys, And even when they're readin' they don 1t mind a little noise. I 1 11 bet my Dad would beat 1 em all, if he just only knew, How I miss him when he 1s busy and got somcthin 1 else to do. ----Author unknown---- How about it 1 men? Do you have 11 somethin 1 else to do 11 which is more important than helping the boys of todny to become the right type of citizens for tomorrow? If you haven't, there are places in Scouting waiting for YOU • places loft vacant by men now serving in the armed forces. We invite you to get in the game - tho great game of Scouting. Just telephone (5-2351) or drop a line to Headquarters, 501 Colunbian Mutual Tower, Memphis, and we 111 be glad to give you full information. CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B.S.A, INC. I ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE The thirteenth annual Camp-0-Ree was held at Camp Currier on June 4th, 5th and 6th. Forty-four Troops participated and 784 Scouts were in Camp for this event. The activities included Camping, Patrol Camping, First Aid, Morse Signalling, Scout Rescue, Fire :Building and Water Boiling, Forestry, Wall Scaling. Theseevents were judged by the leaders of the Troops assisted by some of the District Commissioners e.ncl Troop Committeemen. The Scouts did a good job and the events were run off in a highly satisfactory manner. We believe everybody had a good time. The efficiency of the Troops in the Camp-0-Ree was recognized by awarding pennants to those who qualified against the standards. Forty of the forty-four Troops won pennants; 17 Troops won Class 11 A11 , 10 Troops won Class 11 B 11 and 13 Troops won Class 11 C11 • The judges complimented the Scouts for their work and we feel that definite progress has been made. Your Committee recommends the Annu..:~l C~p-0-Ree oe held again in 1944 even though transportation difficulties prevent it being held at Camp Currier. Your Commit tee again conducted 11 The Advancement Program" during the latter part of the year, with the result that 5 Troops won Class 11 A11 pennants, 1 Troop won Class 11 B 11 and l Troop won Class 11 C11 •. A total of 37 Troops partici patod in this event as compared to 46 Troops in 1942. This is the ninth year this type of program has been offered to tho Troops -- it consists of a wellrounded list of events including Advancement. Camping, Civic Good Turns, etc. Duo to lack of gasoline many Troops curtailed their camping and there has not been as much interest in The Program as in former years. 11 The P. A. Clayton Co1nmando Course" was built at Camp Currier in June of this.year and it has been the source of much pleasure to the boys who have used it. The Sea Scouts used it in competitive events and many of the Scouts used it at the Car.ip-0-Reo. Next year wo recommend that more use be made of this and that it be included in tho Cnmp-0-Ree events if tho Camp-0-Ree is hold at Currier. The Scoutmasters 9 Assistant Scoutr.tasters and Junior Officers of the Council have given fine lendorship to the Troops throughout the year. Those leaders have worked hard and faithfully under trying conditions and your Comnittee hereby ex1Jresses its appreciation for their splendid accoriplishmcnts. Pagel ··-----·------, CAMPING COMMITTEE Camp Currier, near Eudora. Miss, Scouts attending Camp Scouters attending Camp Number of Scout Days Nunber of Scouter Days Number of Visitors The Annual Council Canp was held at Canp Currier for six weeks during the past sun.mer with an average attendance of 91 Scouts as conpared to 84 Scouts in 1942. During the season (June 13th to July 25th) 301 Scouts spent a total of 541 weeks at Currier as compared to 314 Scouts who spent a total of 506 Scout Weeks at Camp in 1942. The camp fee was $7.50 per week, this being an increase of $2.00 over the fee charged in previous years. Du9 to transportation difficulties the year-round attendance has been curtailed as conpared to normal years but we are glad to report it is sonewhat better than in 1942 as will be seen by conparing the records below: Gain or Loss as Conpared to 1941 1941 1942 1943 ~ LOSS 3,926 2,599 2,837 238 578 349 286 63 12,104 9,113 9~969 856 1,699 1,119 825 294 3,422 2,166 928 1,238 A plentiful supply of pure water is one of the greatest assets a canp can have, The wat·er systen and swimninG pool, which was given to the Camp by Mr. and Mrs. A. K. :Burrow in 1936, provides not only excellent d.rinking water but wonderful s~n:r.t.uing facilities, Your Cov.nittee feels that everyone in our Council owes a dobt of grati tmle to Mr. and JIJ.rs. :Burrow, for not only do those facilities afford great pleasure - they also provide a great deal of protection to the health and cleanliness of the boys. On behalf of all of the Scouts and Scouters we wish to express our deep appr0ciation to Mr. and Mrs. :Burrow for this splendid gift. In 1940 the Health Lodge was built throU&~ the generosity of I ' Mrs. :Belle s. Rosenthal as a menorial to her late son, Mr. Mitchel H. Rosenthal, Jr,, a forner Menber of the Cou..~cil. This buildin6 continues to be exceptionally useful to the crunpin&; progran and we greatly appreciate it as a lastinc~ nenorial to a forner Scouter who did so much to carry out the work of the Council for an ever-increasing nunber of boys. r--· I Camping Conr.iittee, Continued KAMP KIA KIM.A, near Hardy, Ark. Your Committee felt that in view of war conditions, it would be unwise to attcrrpt to opern.te Kanp Xia Kina during tho past sunner, hence tho K&Ap was not opened. We have a good caretaker for the property and he has done nuch to maintain it through ~alcin$ the necessary repairs to the buildings. These repairs are being r.iade throut~hout the year .o:md the property is beinG kept in tho best condition our finances will permit. We are grently i~debtod to Mr. Chris Fiedler of the Chris Fiedler Co., who generously gave tho couposition shingles to re-roof the Recreation Hall. This roof was in a bad state of repair and we do appreciate what Mr. Fiedler has done to aid in preserving this property. Ca.op Daniels, Mor..whis. Tenn. Ca.mp Daniels had the best season in its history in 1943. There were 151 Scouts in Canp as conpared to 115 last year. During t·he four weeks it was opern.tect the Negro Scouts spent a total of 230 Scout weeks as compared to 190 weeks in 1942. We arc very pleased that those Scouts are taking an even greater interest in Carrp and the outdoor pro0ra~ of Scouting. And they have every reason to do so, for we believe Canp Daniels is one of the best in the Nation for Negro boys. We are very ap]_)rccintive of the continued help of "The Cor.morical Appeal Cru:ip Fund For Boys 11 which supplied funds sufficient to send fifty underprivileged boys to Caup Daniels. These boys were selected with the splendid aid and cooperation of The Fanily Welfare Agency to whon we are also greatly indebted. Both "The Comnercial Appeal" and the Family Welfo.re Agency have helped these less-chance boys for the past five years and through their help more and more boys are getting the benefits of car.iping. The canp fee was $4.50 per week. The buildings are in good repair and it was not necessary to spend any great amount of money to keep then in condition. We recognize the fact that camping, for the duration, will be carried out under difficulties and that some of our out-of-door activities nay be curtailed because of war conditions. But we strongly recor.u:iend ai."'ld urge that every effort be nade for Scouts to do as nuch caoping as possible in 1944 and that we do our utoost to provide as much training in the open as we can. Toward this end we ask tho help of every Scouter in the Council. r--------- --------------··-------·---------~--- CIVIC RELATIONS A11D DEFENSE COOPERATION COMMITTEE Duo to the War the Scouts and Cubs of Chickaso.w Council have had. the privilege of serving in nany nnd. varied activities during the past year. That they havo well and faithfully carried out their assiGnnents cnn be readily seen by rcadinG the list of sone of their najor activities which are outlined below: 40 Scouts placed 1,600 Ancrican Flngs on soldior.~raves at the National Cenotory on Memorial Day. 493 Scouts delivered 23,107 wnr posters for tho Govcrnnent. 38 Sen Scouts acted as Guard of Honor for Gov. Prentice Cooper. 105 Scouts delivered 4,000 Posters during Rat Eradication Cl'lDpaign. Troop 34 had Bird House E.xhibi~ in Court House. 419 Cubs collected 2,878 old tooth brushes for Kennedy General Hospital. 75 Scouts collected 11 510 old tooth brushes for Kennedy General Hospital. Tho plastic handles were oelted and the r.1a.tcrial used for handicraft. 60 Scouts distributed 2,000 posters for the War & Welfare Fund. 229 Scouts narched in the Fire Prevention Parade. Troor) l collected 900 pou.."l.ds of i1aper. 57',583 Tin cans were collected by Scouts. 285 Scouts narched in the War & Welfare Parade. 20 Scouts distributed O. c. D. par.1J?hlets at the Ellis Auditoriur:i. 14 Scouts delivered 450 posters for United China Relief. 20 Scouts delivered 500 posters on infantile paralysis. 30 Scouts delivered 300 posters for the Aaerican Red Cross. 30 Scouts delivered 300 posters for Fire Prevention Canpaign. 15 Scouts delivered 400 posters for the Shelby County Tuberculosis Society. ,---- May we sug(;ost that you consider the thousands of hours of service those boys have given in doing the things listed above? We believe you will agree they arc worthwhile for the community, the State and the Nation. Your Conn:itttee is proud of the work the Scouts have ·clo no and we co::i.':lond them for the fine service they have rendered. COURT OF HONOR During the fiscal year, which ended December 1, 1943, the Scouts have done good work in advancing in rank and in winning Merit Badges but with the exception of Eagle Badges they have not made as much progress as they did in 1942. However, we believe that all of us have a right to feel a lot of satisfaction because of the work of the Scouts, for they do deserve credit for accomplishing what they have in these times of war, loss of Scoutmasters and generally unsettled conditions. We invite your attention to the figures below which show a comparison of the number of awards made in 19411 1942, 1943: Page 4 I ---· ·------------ Court of Honor, 'Continued 1941 1942 - ,1943 GAIN LOSS First Class Badges 201 225 194 31 Merit Badges 2,954 3,241 '3,201 40 Star Badges 152 263 190 73 Life Badges 88 116 113 3 Eagle B adgos 44 26 46 20 Your Chairman wishes to acknowledge his appreciation of the fine cooperation of the Vice-Chairmen and the Members of the District and Troop Courts of Honor. The success of the Merit Badge Program is due to the loyalty of these Scouters who have so faithfully carried out their duties and who have made it possible for the Scouts to have the advantages of this prevocational training. CUBBING COMMITTEE We are pleased to report that Cubbing has made greater progress in 1943 than in any previous year - this will be readily seen from the comparative figures shown below: Gain Over 1941 1942 1943 1942 Cubs (white) 338 506 728 222 Cubs (negro) _fill .Jl 169 __:m TOTAL CUBS 393 597 897 300 Packs (white) 14 18 24 6 Packs ( ne gro) ----2 __ 5 __a ---1 TOTAL PACKS 19 23 30 7 In April the Cub Kite Derby was held in Overton Park with a large variety of kites entered from most of the Packs. Awards were made to the winners of the various contests and a big time was had by all, This event does much to stimulate the Cubcraft feature of the Program and has alw~s been well attended. We feel that it should by all means remain an annual event in tho Program. ~ In AU£:,ust the Annual Cub Picnic was held in Overton Park /~--.A\' ., with the best attendance in Cubs and Cubbers, parents f ~-~:~:li) """- '-, and friends, that we have ever had. Awards were made 0> ;.<;') ~'"'- to the Cuos £C:.1d Packs wi:nning the vnrious ovent s. ~-Y ) ""'· Tho compoti tLre Cubbing enthusiasm displayed at "",.....-:-- \\ \~lo°~-·1 ~ / this ovont certainly warrants its continuance and ""-~~/.;'~/ we fool it is one of the highlights of the year in ~~~t? Cubbing. ""'~(o/ ' Also in August approximately 450 Cubs attended tho Clyde Beatt '···--------------- ---- -------------·--··----·---· Page 5 !--------·--·---- Cubbing Committee. Continued Circus in a body. In ordor to attend at a special price it was necessary for each Cub to bring old toothbrushes. Over 2,500 toothbrushes were received I. and the winning Den won the privilege of taking the entire lot to the . Kennedy General Hospital where the plastics recovered from the brushes will II be used by tho soldiers in making handicraft articles. This was a fine and successful undertaking. · . I The Cub Leaders' Round Table met regularly throughout the year and has established itself as a medium of great help to tho Cub Loaders. Attendance and participation by every Cubber is urged at all of the Round Table meetings. Moy we take this opportunity to express the appreciation of the Comrai ttee for the splendid work done by the Scouts who serve as Don Chiefs. The leadership which these Den Chiefs have shown, denonstrates that Scouting is really noasuring up to the high iden.ls set by its leaders. And we also wish to thank tho Scoutmasters of the Troops who have cooperated by delegating the fine Scouts fron their Troops to act as Don Chiefs - it is this cooperative spirit which is helpine tho Cubbing Prograo so i:ruch • .FINANCE COMMITTEE We a:re pleased to report the finnncioJ. ·:.,//'?--,,~:~, condition ~fe the Council is the best in its ··.:J.t;;!}~~-" ~7{~0.,, (~~ history. especially invite your attention )..S-.~~- ...... _..,_,. to the fact t~t the Council is entirely. free of ~ . ?_>~:~<--$:; $ ') .9&Q.t.. We believe these h10 statements will be as ~-:i ~g~-.-:;:-:;,~ gratifying to you as they are to us. It has been ··---::-::?··,~;!!f·3l' ~" tho policy of the Council for many years to spend ... ~ only whon funds wore available and we recommend the continuation of this policy. On April 1, 1943 the Council became a participating member of The Momphis Community Fund and our relationships with the Fund have been very pleasant and satisfactory. For the seven months, April 1, 1943--0ctobor 31, ' 1943, the Fund provided $14,834.59 for the Council 1 s operating budget. For tho fiscal year November l, 1943--0ctober 31, 1944 The Community Fund has approved an operating budget of $25,989.00. While our membership in the Fund eliminates a Eoy Scout Finance Campaign in Memphis and Shelby County it does not eliminate tho Finance Campaigns in our area outside of Shelby County. This area includes the eastern half of Crittenden County, Arkansas; DeSoto, Tate, Panola Counties, Mississippi. Tho campaigns in these counties were very successful and below is a report of them.: County Q.uota Raised Under Crittenden Co., Ark. $700,00 $789.00 $89.00 I DeSoto Co., Miss. 755,00 649.75 $105.25 i Tate Co., Miss, 525.00 522.00 3.00 693.00 7,00 $2,653.75 $ 26.25 ~-.-~~~~~~=-Page 6 Panola Co., Miss, 700,00 TOTALS __ $2_, 68Q.~0.Q _ I ·----· ----------. ------------------··----------------, Finance Committge, Continued The Finance Committee greatly appreciates the splendid work and I leadership of our Scouters in these Counties, for they have done an excellent job in raising their share of the Couricil 1 s budget. And because of their help Scouting is reaching more boys in its program of character building and citizenship training. In the will of the late Mrs.-_ Elizabeth :s. Currier the Council was beq_uoathod $5,000.00 with the stipulation that the income from this should be used for Canp Currier. Until October ~f this year this money was on deposit in saving accounts. By authority of the Executive Board this money was invested in u. s. Goverru:ient :Bonds, Series 11 G". The acquisition of these bonds brings the Council 1 s total investment in War Bonds to $10,000.00. The books of the Council and of the three comps have been audited by Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co., and were found to be correct. HEALTH & SAFETY COMMITTEE This Committee is gratified to report the health and safety of our Cubs and Scouts during 1943 has been excellent. During the summer camps there were no serious injuries and only two or three minor accidents. Two Scouts had to be sent home from Camp Currier because of attacks of appendicitis but they both recovered completely. The only serious accident which occurred during the year happened when there was no Scout Leader present. Some Scouts were practicing wall scaling near their Troop meeting place and one boy failed to get over the wall. He fell backward and suffered a fracture of two vertebrae in his back. He responded well to treatment and is now completely recovered. Other than this there were no serious injuries to Scouts or Cubs in the Council. This splendid record is a fine tribute to the leadership of our leaders who are directing the activities of 4,308 Cubs and Scouts. We commend and congratulate them on the fine work they are doing in providing safe activities and camping for the boys of this Council. Hundreds of Cubs and Scouts have participated in activities, parades, Camp-0-Rees, etc., during the year, and we are proud of the work of the boys and their leaders in making such a splendid sA.fety record. Safety through skill is a fine thing to teach boys, and we feel that our Scoutmasters,Assistant Scoutmasters, Cubmasters, Assistant Cubmasters and Camp Staff Members have done fine and constructive work in making this safety record possible. INTER-RACIAL COMMITTEE The work of this Committee is confined solely to Negro Scouts and Cubs and is handled through a sub-council known as the Seminole Division of j Chickasaw Council. All of the officers and members of the Division, including the Assistant Scout Executive, are Negroes. ·-----,·------·-· ------------------·----- - ---- --- - -- ----·------- Page 7 ----------------·-···-------------· Inter-Racial Comnittoo, Continued In January, we set an objective of 1,000 Negro Scouts, this objective to bo reached by Doce:r.iber ;31, 1943. We are , ;;-~,. glad to report this objective has already. been reached ... -1,';. r..ftt~ :~_-'·''·._. and passed. There are now 1,016 Sc~uts on the rolls as k~---~:~l compared to 708 last year, a net gain of ;308 Scouts. 4'"::]_;:.;~.'.'!:#f".~: .. ····'"".&~1;;,~~ Th?re are now 169 Cubs as cor.:ipared ~o 91 .last year, a _71i§7~.}~ f;1Pgain of 7~ Cubs. Thes? Sc~uts ar? in 51 Troops and /:'. J~/"· j<,;\_:,f Cubs are in 6 Packs which is a gain of 4 Troops and , yi.._ 7"';,4' 1 Pack during the year. The total membership of .JI /~~..! '-~7-:::;:~;.') Megro Scouts and. Cubs is 1,185 which is ~Y far ~he ~~~~-'./!(~\, largest nenbership we have ever had and is a gain of -:._ ~-~".~~ 386 boys over 1942. We consider this an exceptionally · ··. ·,:,-..:~~ -: . ...... . fine record. -~ The camping prograI:l at Ca.r:ip Daniels was excellent and there wcro 151 Scouts in camp as conpared to 115 in 1942. The records show these Scouts spent a total of 230 Scout weeks in camp during the four weeks sonson as conpared to 190 weeks last year. The ca~p fee was $4.50 per week, an increase of $1.00 over tho previous season. Due to tho good condition of tho buildings and equipnont, very little was needed in the way of repairs and replttccnent s and all of tho ca.op property is now in good shape. We consider this canp one of the best in the Nntion for Negro Scouts. Advancement in rank a~ong Negro Scouts continues to be very poor. In fact, wo think one of the greatest problems in tho Council todey is to devise neans by which these boys can be helped to advance beyond Tenderfoot ra~.k. We feel they niss nuch of the splendid training and real fun in Scouting because of their failure to get into the higher ranks. Wo arc now trying to solve this problon and we urge that every effort be nade to aid these boys to reach at least First Class Rank. We are proud of the work the Negro Scouts.have done in civic good turr.s and in working for tho Government this yeo,r. They have collected paper, scrap iron, rubber, etc., for tho wn.r effort - they hc·we distributed thousands of Govcrnnent posters and leaflets and hc~ve participated in church activities, parades, and other events. They aro certainly to be comnendod for their acconplishnonts. ORGANIZATION & E~ENSI ON COMMITTEE In the early part of 1943 Chickasaw Council received the Walter W. Hoad Acorn Award for reaching the objectives it set for itself in total number of Scouts, Troops, Cubs, Packs for tho year 1942, this being the fifth consecutive year the Council has won this fine Award. We feel that you o.re as proud of this trophy as we are, for every Scout and Scouter has a right to feel a real satisfaction in receiving this recognition from tho 1\1"2.tional President of the :Boy Scouts of America, Mr. Walter W. Head of St. Louis, Mo. Your Comnittee is now working to organize enough new Troops and to I recruit sufficient boys to win the Award for the sixth consecutive tine and ·~-~--~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~· Page 8 White Scouts Negro Scouts TOTAL SCOUTS White Troops Negro Troops TOTAL TBOOPS 'White Oubs Negro Cubs TOTAL CUBS White Packs Negro Packs TOTAL PACKS . __ _,_ _______ .-........ Qr(!Aizatipn & Ex\ension Coi;.v;itt1g. Qpnjl•M'' Dec, 1. wo believe the results will b• 1uaa111""1 During the past twelvo month.I 11 'l'roop1 et _.,,, Scouts, 8 Packs of white Cube, 9 'l'roop1 et ltln. '; Scouts. 2 Packs of Negro Cuba were or1ali.114e WI regret to report that 9 Troops ot whit• loou''• 5 Troops ot Negro Scouts, 2 whito Cub Paok1, I le1ro Cub Packs were dropped fron tho roll1. In spite of these losses it is our plaa1ur1 to re,ort Chickasaw Council now has the largest mapb1r1hip iA its 27 DK history with a. totql of 4,aga bgYt enrolled. This is a gain of 703 boys ovor laet y.ar, a growth of 19~5~. Below is a comparison ot membership for the pa.st three years: 194). Dec. 1 1 1942 Dec. ~. 1943 ~ lLQ.§1 2.291 2.300 2.395 95 §2;3 7Q8 l.Ql§ ~ 2.914 3,008 3,411 403 98 103 105 2 4~ 47 51 _...L 141 150 156 6 338 506 728 222 '2fa 91 169 7§ 393 597 897 300 14 18 24 6 ~ 5 6 l 19 23 30 7 Beginning in 1942 we began to lose Scout:elasters to the armed forces. During the pa.st year we have had, the greatest loss of Scout and Cub Leaders that we have ever experienced. This naturally handicapped the work of the Troops and Packs and also our growth in n'UI!lbers. We urge every person interested in Scouting to holp locate men who will serve as leaders, Won't IQ!! assist in recruiting non who will g'Uido our boys on the trail which leads to good citizenship? OUTFITTERS COMMITTEE The three official outfitters of the Council are J. Goldsmith & Sons Co,, Phil A. Halle, B. Lowenstein & Bro. All during the year, in face of shortages throughout the Nation, our outfitters have kept their stocks of official Scout and Cub uniforms and equipment as complete as possible under the prevailing conditions. The fine service of t~se outfitters has been of much help to our Scouts and Cubs, Several times our representatives ha.vo checked the supplies carriE!d and very good reports were ma.de on ea.ch Page 9 r-· Outfitters ColIDTli~tec, Con~inued inspection. We would also like to commend the outfitters for their eplondid display of Scout merchandise and the paid advertisements which thoy onrriod in the 11 Memphis Press Scimitar". During 1944 we recommend that our outfitters continue, as they have in the past, to display the official uniforms and equipment in order that our Scouts and Cubs may be kept advised of the merchandise which is o.vo.ilable. ~UBLICITY COMMITTER We are Q.eeply indebted. to the ''Memphis Press Scimitar" for tho publication of 11 The Scout Press Scimitar". For a part of the year this q:u.arterpage was printed weekly but due to the paper shortage it was necessary to limit this to every other week during the latter part of the year. This section was a great help in advising Scouts, Cubs, Scouters, Cubbers of the various Council activities, as 11 The Scout Press Scimitar" is widely read by all those interested in the Scouting Movement. We particularly emphasize our thanks to the officials of the "Memphis Press Scimi tar11 tor their fine cooperation. :Both the 11 Tho Commercial Appeal" and the 11 Me1:1phis Press Scir.iitar11 have boon cost generous in printihg Scout and Cub news. They hav"e cooperated to the fullest extent in publicizing Canp-0-Roes, sunner car.ips, etc. We deeply ~preciato·their help and the fine support thoy have always given to the Council. The Council and your Committee are deeply indebted to Radio Stations WMC, WBEC, l'WiPS, WHBQ for the fine qUc'ility and type of prograns presented by these stations covering the Scouting prograr.i d'uring the past twelve nonths. We pay tribute to their staff ner.ibers who have done a marvelous job in arranging Scout programs. Tho splendid newspaper and radio publicity has done nu.ch to increase the effectiveness of Scouting, not only in Chickasaw Council but in our neighbor Councils, and wo do appreciate all of it. /"~;·~~-\ /,:~ .. ~~,. ,. <·•''" ~~~-............ . READ! NG COMMITTEE The Reading CoDt1.itteo in 1943 has endeavored to pronote good reading among the Scouts of Chickasaw Council. This had been done through t-110 publicntion of news about books suitable for boys in 11 The Scout Press Scinitar 11 and 11 The Council Firo 11 • In addition tho Cor:JDittoe has endeavored to bring the natter before the Scoutnasters and Cubnastors in every :oanner possible. We believe 11 :Boys 1 Life 11 is an excellent aid in training boys in Scouting techniques and in providing stories and articles which are beneficial to youthful minds,. L__., ------------------------,.----- Page 10 ·-------------------------------------·--------------- Reading Committee, Continued We again heartily endorse this magazine nnd recommend thn.t it be used to the fullest extent. We urge that all Scoutmasters and Cubmasters urge their boys to subscribe, for we nre of the opinion the reading of this magazine by Scouts and Cubs will do much to help the boys and to enable the leaders to do a better job of training the boys. In the early part of 1943 we set an objective for "Boys' Lif o 11 subscriptions. We are pleased to ~eport that according to the latest figures from the National Council we have reached and passed that objective, our record showing 123.1% a.chieved. ment in rnnk of its RURAL scournm COMMITTEES In the area of the Council, outside of Memphis, there are 36 Troops, 26 of which are white and 10 negro, and 5 white Cub Packs. This is a gain of 3 white and 3 negro Troops and 2 white Cub Packs over last year. The area is composed of the eastern half of Crittenden County, Arkansas; DeSoto, Tate, Panola Counties, Mississippi and Shelby County, Tennessee. The total of 46 units now operating is a gain of nine units over 1942. This indicates there are a great many more potential Scouts in the area and we recommend in 1944 that particula emphasis be put on the organization of more Troops and Packs to give these boys the advantages of Scouting. CRITTEMDEN DISTRICT The Crittenden District now has three Troops of white Scouts and one of negro Scouts, a total of four Troops. This is the first District organized in the Council and it has done good work over since its organization. This District has made especially fine progre~s through the work of its Court of Honor and in the a.dvanceScouts. MISSISSIPPI DISTRICT At the ond of the year 1941 there were but 6 Troops in the three counties in this District. After tho organization of the District in February 1942 Scouting really began to function and now there arc nine white Troops and 3 Cub Packs, a gain of 1 Troop and 1 Pack during tho year 1943 and these 12 units are double the number in the District at the end of 1941. There arc several Troops now in process of organization, and this District is functioning well. OJIBWAY DISTRICT In Shelby County outside of Memphis there arc 14 white Troops, 2 white Cub Packs, 9 nogro Troops, a total of 25 units. This is a gain of Page 11 Rural Scouting Oommittoeg,Continuod 6 units over last year. We are glad to report thnt two So~ loouu lhipl wero organized this year in the County, these being tho firot Shipe or1N'liMl4 outside of Memphis in Chickasaw Council. This District ia doin1 £004 work and is carrying the Scouting program to a large numb~r of boy1, FINANCE The 1943 Finance Campaign was the best ever conduotod in tho l\1'11\ and because of this an ever-increasing number of boys will hnvco tho bona:t1tl of tho Scouting Program of character building and ci tizenshill trtr1.in11\ti:1 'l'hl following shows tho compnrative figures: Crittenden District$ 531.50 Mississippi District .1.435.80 $1,96?,30 1943 $ ?89.00 1. 864, 75 $2,653.?5 Increas~ $257.50 428.95 $686.45 This is a very fine demonstration of team work by the Scouterll of the area in the interest of the boys and the Council greatly approcitites this fine work, as we do. For detailed information as to the funds rained in each of the counties please see the Report of tho Finance Committee in this book, There was no finance campaign conducted in the Ojibway District, as Shelby County is included in tho War & Welfare-Campaign; the Memphis Community Fund is a part of this organization and the Council is a participating member of the Community Fund. During the coming year it is recommended that continued efforts be put forward. to orgn.nizo more Troops and Packs in tho area, as we know there are hundreds of boys who are desirous of becoming Scouts but who are prevented from so doing by the lack of units in their communities. SENIOR SCOUTING COMMITTEE Senior Scouting in Chickasaw Council has, despite its tremendous loss of membership to the Armed Forces, continued its record of growth during the past year. The Committee is very proud of the work these young men are doing and of the progress they have shown, They should. certainly be commended for the interest they have taken in the program, for they are making splendid use of the beneficial training they have received. As of December lst therB are 178 Sea Scouts compared. to 149 this date last year. There are eleven Sea Scout Ships compared to eight last year. Due to- the fact that the s. S.S. 11 Memphis 11 , 47 1 boat of the Council, has been laid up for replacement parts for the greater part of the year, the Sea Scouts have not been able to have as many cruises as the Council would like for them to have. The ship has now been put back into Page 12 Senior Scouting Committee, Continued operation and the boys are using it to good advantage. i l The Sea Scouts held their Second Annual Bridge of Honor } in February, at the Nineteenth Century Club with about 350 persons II , in attendance. I j' The Council this year was honored with two of the .:..~.· ~ Sea Scout Ships receiving Ratings from the National Council. The s.s.s. "Victory" was rated a member of the Regional Flagship Flotilla and the s.s.s. , "Sekults" was rated a member of the National / .: , ./).// 1··j~\ Flagship Fleet. This is the first time in the \ · :· /~A° 1~ history of Chickasaw Council that one of its ·.~.:: ./.!<. ~ ~p~ 0 ~s P~~:i~;d i :~e r!~!;~~al Ra ting and we ( l · 'U:tJ ~ \; ;~!::!~~#~:t:1:~~~i ~~=~;3:fi~: \ /.::':~t?l~} l\ The S,S,S, "Victory" w~s awarded an American Flag ~ t•;;··~i~}I ) ~~:;~~~:::;;~!~~:~::;;:d"!~ ~he c;:~; ~{~tdJi~~~~ ... The first Air Scout Squadron, in the ~·1-: 1 --·:,.:>~··: ~/·<·.''''' '-- ,~ •:.:.•"!.:•"..··· .......... ·.;.~ ......... :--:.:.·:-:--~ ., Council, sponsored by the Firestone Tire and Rubber · .. , ...... , '"'·· Company, was organized and has been doing n splendid job this year. We hope _,,...- .. ·-..."-~-~ that this will be the forerunner of other Air / ..... ...__, Sqli..;'\drons in the Co1ll1.cil. · /j'- ) ,,,.-----....... -·-,\ \ /:rp~ . ~ , \.,...-... . ; ··~------- .. .....-"' The Emergency Service Corps, due to loss of leadership and members, has not been very active during the past year. An Eire rgency Mobilization was held at Overton Park and we recommend that others be held during the coming year. The reorganization of the Corps is now in progress and is expected to be cor.rpleted v~ry soon. Our reconr.:iendations are that more Council-wide social functions be promoted during the coming year, so as to riake a stronger appeal to these , boys in Senior Scouting and to pull raore boys of this age group into the Progran which is based on the principles of the Scout Oath and Law, which, in these trying tines, is nore necessary than ever before. TRAINING COMMITTEE Your Connittee believes the training of leaders is and will continue to be one of the most inportant activities of the Council, particularly in those tines when so many of our Scouters and Cubbers are being called Page 13 Training Committee, Continued Elements of Cub Leadership (2 Courses) District Cor.missioners Course (2 Courses) Scoutnasters' Training Course (2 Courses conpleted - l now being given) Funda..r:i.entals of the :Boy Scout Movenent ( 3 Courses) Health & Safety Course Emergency Service Course Senior Scouting TOTAL •• . . . . . . . . . . . . . NO. PERSONS ATTE~IDING 67 41 111 104 28 22 35 408 CERTIFICATES ISSUED 38 25 29 104 16 22 234 The Comittee feels that its weakest point is carrying out the progrn.'l of leadership training is in not being able to reach the new or inexperienced Scout Leaders. We strongly reconnend that the training program of 1944 be tied i~ nore closely with the Organization & Extension Cormittee ancl with the Publicity Cor.mi ttee in an effort to get untrained leaders to take advantage of the various courses. This is especially inporta.nt in view of the unprecedented nuober of new leaders now in the Co.uncil. Pnge 14 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 1943 Title A name given to the resource 1943 Chickasaw Council Reports of Committees Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink & Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chickasaw Council, BSA https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/c4e4fd71f12005c4a0b1f9a964dfe496.pdf 059dad65fed8d19e119fe44c715082fb PDF Text Text CHICKASAW COUNCIL. B. S. A. INC. MINUTES OF ANNUAL MEETING 1943 The Annual Meeting of Chickasaw Council Boy Scouts of America Inc. was held on Tuesday, December 14, 1943 at 5:00 P. M. in the Louis XVl Room on the mezzanine floor of Hotel Peabody. Mr. Percy A. Clay-ton, President of Chickasaw Council, presided at the meeting. Mr. Clay-ton called on Rev. Louis J. Janesko, Pastor of St. Michael's Catholic Church of West Memphis, Ark. to pronounce the invocation. The following Officers and Council Members were present: Mr. A. K. Burrow, Vice~President, Mr. Edwin Dalstrom, Vice-Presid ent, Mr. R. G. Ramsay-, Vice-Presid ent, Mr. Or~n L. Cox, Vice-Presid ent,Mr. P. C. Clarke, Secretary, Mr. Emile A. Bizot, Treasurer, Mr. F. Joe Flanagan, Conunissinor, Mr. W. Gordon Morris, Scout Executive, -Mr. T. Robert Acklen, Council Member, Mr. John A. Angus, Council Member, Mr. Henri Benner, Council Member, P. L. ~. Council Member, Mr. S. Nelson Castle, Council Member, Mr. John Cleghorn, Council Mem~er, Mr. H. M. Olay-ton, Council Member, Mr. Jesse Cunningham, Council Member, Mr. Charles M. Crump, Council Member, Mr. Lewis C. Callow, Council Member, Mr. Roscoe c. Clark, Council Member, Mr. o. X. Earp, Council Member, Mr. T. P. Howard, Council Member, Dr. B. E. Jacobs, Council Member, Mr. Dudley H. Johnson, Council Member, Mr. T. Walker Lewis, Council Member, Mr. Fred F. Munson, Council Member, Mr. Doddridge Nichols, Council Member, Mr. M. G. Paddison, Council Member, Mr. Russell F. Peete, Council Member, Dr. Arthur R. Porter, Jr.,Council Member, Mr. John Pilkington, Council Member, Dr. George P. Rawls, Council Member, Mr. Alfred Sbhm, Council Member, Mr. Arthur F. Schoembs, Couticil Member, Mr. J. Chester Shields, Council Member, Dr. Harry c. Schmeisser, Council Member, Mr. J. Lester Skinner, Council Member, Mr. Abe Scha.rff, Council Member, Mr. F. J. Vandemark, Council Member. Mr. D. Ted Childress, Asst. Scout Executive and Mr. Hope H. Ford, Director of Camp Currier were also present, and visitors were Mr. H. A. Koehler, Mr. R. c. Berry and Rev. L. J. Janesko. The President called the meeting to order and welcomed the Scouters, He asked for their continued support, and thanked them for the work that they have done for the past year in making the Council go forward in serving the largest number of boys in its history. The President then called on the Scout Executive, Mr. W. Gordon Morris for report of the Council activities for the Fiscal Year ending December 1, 1943. The Scout Executive stated that in lieu of former oral reports that he would like to use the 11 Reports of Committees" to show what the Council has done during the past year. Each member of the Council was furnished with a copy of "Reports of Committees", a copy of which is attached to these minutes. The Scout Executive briefly pointed out the highlights in· each of the Committee Reports, and then thanked all of Seouters for the work that they had done to make the Council have a successful year during 1943. �-2- ~ The President then called on Mr. J. A. Angus, Chariman of the Nominating Committee for the report of the Committee. Mr. Angus stated that the Committee bad met and had decided that it would be for the best for all concerned to have the present Officers to continue in office for another year. Mr. Clayton then excused himself from the chai~ and Mr. Angus asked for a motion to nominate.-all of the present Council Officers and the National Council Representatives. Mr .• Jesse Cunningham moved that :t.~e report of the Nominating Committee be accepted and that the Secretary be instructed to cast the vote of the entire membership for the officers for 1944. This motion was seconded by Mr. R. M. Clayton and Mr. Angus · put the question and it was unanimously carried. Mr. Angus then called the attention to the list of Council Members which was attached to the ballot for the Council Officers and a copy of which is also attached to these minutes. He asked for a motion for the approval of the election for these Council Members for the year 1944. On motion of Mr. Henri Benner, seconded by Mr. John Pilkington this motion was unanimously carried. Mr. P. A. Clayton then resummed the chair and thanked the men for their confidence in him, and for electing him as President for the year 1944. The President stated that there was no further business to come before ·the meeting and asked for a motion for adjournment. On motion of Mr. H. M. Clayton, seconded by Mr. R. G. Ramsa;r, and unanimously carried, the meeting was adjourned at 5:40 P. M. Respectively submitted •• �CHICKASAW COUNCIL CORDIALLY INVITES YOU TO ATTEND ITS ANNUAL DINNER MEETING IN THE BALLROOM OF HOTEL PEABODY ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14th, 6:30 P. M. * OUR HONORED GUEST AND SPEAKER WILL BE COMMANDER G. L. MARKLE CHAPLAIN, UNITED STATES NAVY * Commander Markle has served in our Navy for many years. He was Chaplain on the U. S. S. "Lexington" when this grand ship was sunk in the Coral Sea in the first battle between aircraft carriers in history. He brings a message of outstanding importance to every person interested in the greatest asset of the Nation-our youth. As the number of plates is limited ... please phone your reservations to Council Headquarters, 5-2351, not later than December 13th. Ladies are especially invited. CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B.S.A., INC. TICKETS $1.25 EACH. � 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 CHICKASAW COUNCIL. B. S. A. INC. MINUTES OF ANNUAL MEETING 1943 The Annual Meeting of Chickasaw Council Boy Scouts of America Inc. was held on Tuesday, December 14, 1943 at 5:00 P. M. in the Louis XVl Room on the mezzanine floor of Hotel Peabody. Mr. Percy A. Clay-ton, President of Chickasaw Council, presided at the meeting. Mr. Clay-ton called on Rev. Louis J. Janesko, Pastor of St. Michael's Catholic Church of West Memphis, Ark. to pronounce the invocation. The following Officers and Council Members were present: Mr. A. K. Burrow, Vice~President, Mr. Edwin Dalstrom, Vice-President, Mr. R. G. Ramsay-, Vice-President, Mr. Or~n L. Cox, Vice-President,Mr. P. C. Clarke, Secretary, Mr. Emile A. Bizot, Treasurer, Mr. F. Joe Flanagan, Conunissinor, Mr. W. Gordon Morris, Scout Executive, -Mr. T. Robert Acklen, Council Member, Mr. John A. Angus, Council Member, Mr. Henri Benner, Council Member, P. L. ~. Council Member, Mr. S. Nelson Castle, Council Member, Mr. John Cleghorn, Council Mem~er, Mr. H. M. Olay-ton, Council Member, Mr. Jesse Cunningham, Council Member, Mr. Charles M. Crump, Council Member, Mr. Lewis C. Callow, Council Member, Mr. Roscoe c. Clark, Council Member, Mr. o. X. Earp, Council Member, Mr. T. P. Howard, Council Member, Dr. B. E. Jacobs, Council Member, Mr. Dudley H. Johnson, Council Member, Mr. T. Walker Lewis, Council Member, Mr. Fred F. Munson, Council Member, Mr. Doddridge Nichols, Council Member, Mr. M. G. Paddison, Council Member, Mr. Russell F. Peete, Council Member, Dr. Arthur R. Porter, Jr.,Council Member, Mr. John Pilkington, Council Member, Dr. George P. Rawls, Council Member, Mr. Alfred Sbhm, Council Member, Mr. Arthur F. Schoembs, Couticil Member, Mr. J. Chester Shields, Council Member, Dr. Harry c. Schmeisser, Council Member, Mr. J. Lester Skinner, Council Member, Mr. Abe Scha.rff, Council Member, Mr. F. J. Vandemark, Council Member. Mr. D. Ted Childress, Asst. Scout Executive and Mr. Hope H. Ford, Director of Camp Currier were also present, and visitors were Mr. H. A. Koehler, Mr. R. c. Berry and Rev. L. J. Janesko. The President called the meeting to order and welcomed the Scouters, He asked for their continued support, and thanked them for the work that they have done for the past year in making the Council go forward in serving the largest number of boys in its history. The President then called on the Scout Executive, Mr. W. Gordon Morris for report of the Council activities for the Fiscal Year ending December 1, 1943. The Scout Executive stated that in lieu of former oral reports that he would like to use the 11 Reports of Committees" to show what the Council has done during the past year. Each member of the Council was furnished with a copy of "Reports of Committees", a copy of which is attached to these minutes. The Scout Executive briefly pointed out the highlights in· each of the Committee Reports, and then thanked all of Seouters for the work that they had done to make the Council have a successful year during 1943. -2- ~ The President then called on Mr. J. A. Angus, Chariman of the Nominating •• Committee for the report of the Committee. Mr. Angus stated that the Committee bad met and had decided that it would be for the best for all concerned to have the present Officers to continue in office for another year. Mr. Clayton then excused himself from the chai~ and Mr. Angus asked for a motion to nominate.-all of the present Council Officers and the National Council Representatives. Mr .• Jesse Cunningham moved that :t.~e report of the Nominating Committee be accepted and that the Secretary be instructed to cast the vote of the entire membership for the officers for 1944. This motion was seconded by Mr. R. M. Clayton and Mr. Angus put the question and it was unanimously carried. · Mr. Angus then called the attention to the list of Council Members which was attached to the ballot for the Council Officers and a copy of which is also attached to these minutes. He asked for a motion for the approval of the election for these Council Members for the year 1944. On motion of Mr. Henri Benner, seconded by Mr. John Pilkington this motion was unanimously carried. Mr. P. A. Clayton then resummed the chair and thanked the men for their confidence in him, and for electing him as President for the year 1944. The President stated that there was no further business to come before ·the meeting and asked for a motion for adjournment. On motion of Mr. H. M. Clayton, seconded by Mr. R. G. Ramsa;r, and unanimously carried, the meeting was adjourned at 5:40 P. M. Respectively submitted CHICKASAW COUNCIL CORDIALLY INVITES YOU TO ATTEND ITS ANNUAL DINNER MEETING IN THE BALLROOM OF HOTEL PEABODY ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14th, 6:30 P. M. * OUR HONORED GUEST AND SPEAKER WILL BE COMMANDER G. L. MARKLE CHAPLAIN, UNITED STATES NAVY * Commander Markle has served in our Navy for many years. He was Chaplain on the U. S. S. "Lexington" when this grand ship was sunk in the Coral Sea in the first battle between aircraft carriers in history. He brings a message of outstanding importance to every person interested in the greatest asset of the Nation-our youth. As the number of plates is limited ... please phone your reservations to Council Headquarters, 5-2351, not later than December 13th. Ladies are especially invited. CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B.S.A., INC. TICKETS $1.25 EACH. 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 1943 Title A name given to the resource 1943 Minutes of Chickasaw Council Annual Meeting Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink & Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chickasaw Council, BSA https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/bedb6eef26b89d1a0eb26d73c19a953b.pdf b552ff577253304aef37b0a04ee4e802 PDF Text Text Plea.sf' Fill Out in Triplicate: One Copy for Your Use; One to Regional Office; One to National Office. Copies to be RPtnrned to Regional and National Offices not later than January 31 , 1945. Form 0 -1426-40I011'4 BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 1944 W <\lt TIME SERVICE REPOR'f N REGION No. _ __,.S..____ __ COUNCIL No. -5g NAME 01'' COUNCIL (The first sec.t,ion was the report of FOOD FOR FREEDOM) t:,,ff/C.I( Fl 41/Utl ~01/rlt;l~___t:;.,~""--~~=-..!~~--~~iu..!d. ......_--=----~~ M &; LOCATION OF COUNCIL OFFICE p HI j TEN~-~----- (STATE) INCLUDE IN Tms REPORT ONLY 1944 ACTIVITIES ,.,.. SPACE FOR YOUR COMMENT (If Completed - Include Date of Completion) ..e 1l NATURE OF WAR ~1 t SERVICE RENDERED ... !;,;) 0 0 Zt,;> WASTE PAPER COLLECTION (Total of entire year) WASTE PAPER COLLECTION Sp.~ial Lbs. Augwit-Septemher, 1944, Collection I Lbs. SALVAGE OF SCRAP METAL (Scrap B•nks) I Lbs. I i Lbs. I I I Lbs. ' SALVAGE OF TIN CANS I I I i SALVAGE OF GREASE I I BOOKS COLLECTED FOR MILITARY CAMPS No. ' I MILKWEED POD COLLECTION I I GOVERNMENT CIRCULARS DISTRIBUTED I DISPATCH BEARER PROGRAM I GOVERNMENT POSTERS DISTRIBUTED DISPATCH BEARER POSTER PROJECT COUNCIL OR LOCAL DISTRIBUTIONS OF GOVERNMENT INFORMATIONAL MATERIAL ' I I l 'l-.. Lbs. I j I I Lbs. j ~· Name Agency responsible for collection ., I .. No. ~.111£.. &,.,.. I I '.tt s WAR FUND DRIVE ~ IQ Lbs. I ltiO I 4-o SALVAGE OF SCRAP RUBBER OLD CLOTHES COLLECTION !Troop Certificates of Merit 1Individual Emblems Atmrded ao I 6/,'J_J'No. No. of Scouts Commissioned as Dispatch Scouters Assisting Bearers No. I loo LOCAL COOPERATION Wfl'H OTHER AGENCIES* (LIST Atso SPECIAL LOCAL COUNCIL WAR TIME .SERVICE) *American Red Cross; American Legion (Armistice Day, Old Records, etc.); U.S.O.; O.C.D. Service; Community Che ~ts; Bundles for Britain; Fire Pre'\entioq Week Committee; United China Relief; Y.M.C.A.; U. S. Forest Service; Blood Banks; Selective Service; Rationing Boards; Bundles for America, etc. (REPORT ONLY 1944 AGENCY COOPERATED 'WITH ACTIV~TIES) NATURE OF SERVICE-COOPERATION I NO.OF NO OF CUBS PACKS COHHUNITIES and SCOUTS and t~OOPS Partlcipatlnr Partieipatin&' I I 100 lo I (Over) Total Volume of M:atftial Bandied �INCLUDE IN THIS REPORT ONLY 1944 ACTIVITIES FOOD FOR Included In Section I "Food for Freedom" Report, mailed to all Councils on October 6, 1944. FB.EEDOM .WAR HOUSING COOPEilATION SERVICE TO OFFICES OF OTHER PR0JECTS Yes ~ No 0 No. of Troops and Packs organized in Critical areas (In-Migrants) No. of Scouts and Cubs added to program as a result of population relocation (1£ los.s in membership was due to same factor so indicate) Is your Council cooperating with War Housing Centers? Yes D No 1'1. No. of Scouts and Cubs recognized by the Junior Citizens Service Corps Has the Volunteer Office assisted this Council in seeuring additional leadership? Is your Council continuing a plan of cooperation with local O.C.D.? CIVILIAN DEFENSE Yes O No~ Number_ _ _ _ _. J'INANCING THE WAR PARTfCIPA'l'fON IN TBE 4th WAR LDAN Did your Council have an over-all plan of cooperation in the Fourth War Loan January 18-Jrebruary L No O 15, 1944? Yes 1'l HO Troops and Packs. No. of Scouts and Cubs participating Cf 8 S- from 2No. of communities in which Scouts and Cubs participated Did Scouts and Cuhs actually take orders for bonds and stamps? Yes Im No O 2'1'-S 1£ yes, no. of orders secured in Fourth War Loan l~S:DO ~07, Total amount involved Did Scouts and Cubs No D Yes RI (1) do house.to-house canvassing? No 0 J8l Yes canvassing? area small (2) No 0 Yes 18 (3) general solicitations? In what other ways did Scouts and Cubs cooperate in the Fourth War Loan? No Did Scouts furnish aid to radio stations for taking orders? Yes • ~ ~ No. orders secured 3o IJUWFeo Value Did your Council have an over-all plan of cooperation in the Fifth War Loan June 12-July 8, 194'? No ZJ Yes 0 Troops & Packs. 0 fro m 0 No. oI S~outs & Cuba participating No. of communities in which Scouts and Cubs participated Did Scouts actually take orders for bonda and stam pa? Yes 0 No S. H yes, no. of orders secured in Fifth War Loan Total amount involved Did Scouts and Cubs No 81 Yes D (1) do house-to-house canvassing? No ~ Yes D (2) small area canvassing? No B Yes D (3) general solicitations? In what other ways did Scouts and Cubs cooperate in the Fifth War Loan? Ji. PAR'ftCIPATION IN THE ' 5th WAR LOAN SCOUTS-AT-WAR MINUTE MAN PROGRAM This program started November 20, 1944. No. of Troops and Packs earning right to display Scouts-at-War Minute Man flag and/ or banner 0 Total no. oI commitments to buy and continue to purchase regularly secured by Scouts and Cubs in 0 this program 0 No. of Scouts and Cubs purchasing bonds and/ or stamps regularly BLOOD BANKS Scouts in this Council have served as aids to Blood Banks O Yes No~ c 1£ yes, no. of Scouts and Cubs involved No. of Troops & Packs involved No. of communities involved ANTI-HOARDING PENNIES & NICKELS (Scouting Dee. '43) OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRATION - -·•. A:SSISTINC ·m .. .. RECllUITING LOCAL REPORTS Q 0 cooperate in the Anti-Hoarding Campaign. This Council did D did not Ill (This was the request of Mrs. Nellie Ross, Director of the Mint, that everything possible be done to avoid the hoarding of pennies and nickels.) 0 No. of Scouts and Cubs cooperating with rationing programs No. Troops and Packs involved No. of communities CHECK EACH SERVICE Fuel oil 0 Issuance of gasoline rationing Store census 0 Aid in token distribution n :·. Food rationing Other.tzJ>es. .of assistance 5 D D >¥ • No-. of Scouts and Cubs · ' . No. of T~oops and Packs involved No. of communities WAVES 0 ARMY WACS 0 0 0 0 NAVY 0 COAST GUARD 0 MARINES 0 Please describe briefly any service rendered by Scouts in emeq~encies caused by flood, tornado, earth· quake, etc., on separate sheet. Please attach copy of all Council reports of War Time Services you have issued in 1944 or for activities of 1944 related to War Service, Civic Service, etc. Pictures are also requested. To the best of our knowledge this report constitutes an accurate record of the war time service of this . Council in 1944. Signature: - - -- -- - - - -- -- - - - - - NOTE: Council President Signature: Signature: Date: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Chairman Camping and Activitie$ Scout Executive INCLUDE IN THIS REPORT ONLY 1944 ACTIVITIES (Over) � 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 Plea.sf' Fill Out in Triplicate: One Copy for Your Use; One to Regional Office; One to National Office. Copies to be RPtnrned to Regional and National Offices not later than January 31 , 1945. Form 0 -1426-40I011'4 BOY SCOUTS 1944 W <\lt TIME OF AMERICA SERVICE REPOR'f N REGION No. _ __,.S..___ __ _ (The first sec.t,ion was the report of COUNCIL No. -5g FOOD FOR FREEDOM) NAME 01'' COUNCIL t:,,ff/C.I( Fl 41/Utl ~01/rlt;l~___t:;.,~""--~~=-..!~~--~~iu..!d. ......_--=----~~ LOCATION OF COUNCIL OFFICE M &; p HI j (STATE) TEN~-~----- INCLUDE IN Tms REPORT ONLY 1944 ACTIVITIES .. , ., NATURE OF WAR SERVICE RENDERED WASTE PAPER COLLECTION (Total of entire year) WASTE PAPER COLLECTION Sp.~ial Augwit-Septemher, 1944, Collection SALVAGE OF SCRAP RUBBER SALVAGE OF SCRAP METAL (Scrap B•nks) SALVAGE OF TIN CANS SALVAGE OF GREASE BOOKS COLLECTED FOR MILITARY CAMPS MILKWEED POD COLLECTION OLD CLOTHES COLLECTION GOVERNMENT CIRCULARS DISTRIBUTED DISPATCH BEARER PROGRAM GOVERNMENT POSTERS DISTRIBUTED DISPATCH BEARER POSTER PROJECT I i l I I I COUNCIL OR LOCAL DISTRIBUTIONS OF GOVERNMENT INFORMATIONAL MATERIAL ' WAR FUND DRIVE 1l .. e ~1 !;,;) t ... 0 0 Zt,;> 'l-.. I I ltiO I 4-o ' I I i I I I I I I ' I I I I I j I I I j I ~.111£.. &,.,.. ~· .. '.tt s I a o loo SPACE FOR YOUR COMMENT (If Completed - Include Date of Completion) Lbs. !Troop Certificates of Merit ~ 1Individual Emblems Atmrded IQ Lbs. I I Lbs. Lbs. Lbs. I Lbs. No. Lbs. Lbs. No. 6/,'J_J'No. No. Name Agency responsible for collection No. of Scouts Commissioned as Dispatch Bearers Scouters Assisting LOCAL COOPERATION Wfl'H OTHER AGENCIES* (LIST Atso SPECIAL LOCAL COUNCIL WAR TIME .SERVICE) *American Red Cross; American Legion (Armistice Day, Old Records, etc.); U.S.O.; O.C.D. Service; Community Che ~ts; Bundles for Britain; Fire Pre'\entioq Week Committee; United China Relief; Y.M.C.A.; U. S. Forest Service; Blood Banks; Selective Service; Rationing Boards; Bundles for America, etc. (REPORT ONLY 1944 ACTIV~TIES) AGENCY COOPERATED 'WITH NATURE OF SERVICE-COOPERATION (Over) NO.OF NO OF CUBS PACKS I COHHUNITIES and SCOUTS and t~OOPS Partlcipatlnr Partieipatin&' I I 100 lo I Total Volume of M:atftial Bandied ., FOOD FOR FB.EEDOM .WAR HOUSING COOPEilATION SERVICE TO OFFICES OF CIVILIAN DEFENSE P ARTfCIPA'l'fON IN TBE 4th WAR LDAN PAR'ftCIPATION IN THE ' 5th WAR LOAN SCOUTS-AT-WAR MINUTE MAN PROGRAM BLOOD BANKS ANTI-HOARDING PENNIES & NICKELS (Scouting Dee. '43) OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRATION - -· •. A:SSISTINC ·m . . .. RECllUITING LOCAL REPORTS NOTE: INCLUDE IN THIS REPORT ONLY 1944 ACTIVITIES Included In Section I "Food for Freedom" Report, mailed to all Councils on October 6, 1944. OTHER PR0JECTS Is your Council cooperating with War Housing Centers? Yes ~ No 0 No. of Troops and Packs organized in Critical areas (In-Migrants) No. of Scouts and Cubs added to program as a result of population relocation (1£ los.s in membership was due to same factor so indicate) Is your Council continuing a plan of cooperation with local O.C.D.? Yes D No 1'1. No. of Scouts and Cubs recognized by the Junior Citizens Service Corps Has the Volunteer Office assisted this Council in seeuring additional leadership? Yes O No~ Number ____ . J'INANCING THE WAR Did your Council have an over-all plan of cooperation in the Fourth War Loan January 18-Jrebruary 15, 1944? Yes 1'l No O L No. of Scouts and Cubs participating Cf 8 S- from HO Troops and Packs. 2- No. of communities in which Scouts and Cubs participated Did Scouts and Cuhs actually take orders for bonds and stamps? Yes Im 1£ yes, no. of orders secured in Fourth War Loan Total amount involved Did Scouts and Cubs No O (1) do house.to-house canvassing? Yes RI No D (2) small area canvassing? Yes J8l No 0 (3) general solicitations? Yes 18 No 0 In what other ways did Scouts and Cubs cooperate in the Fourth War Loan? Did Scouts furnish aid to radio stations for taking orders? Yes • No Ji. No. orders secured ~ ~ Value 2'1'-S ~07, l~S:DO 3o IJUWFeo Did your Council have an over-all plan of cooperation in the Fifth War Loan June 12-July 8, 194'? No. oI S~outs & Cuba participating 0 fro m 0 Troops & Packs. No. of communities in which Scouts and Cubs participated Did Scouts actually take orders for bonda and stam pa? Yes 0 H yes, no. of orders secured in Fifth War Loan Total amount involved Did Scouts and Cubs No S. (1) do house-to-house canvassing? Yes D No 81 (2) small area canvassing? Yes D No ~ (3) general solicitations? Yes D No B In what other ways did Scouts and Cubs cooperate in the Fifth War Loan? This program started November 20, 1944. Yes 0 No ZJ No. of Troops and Packs earning right to display Scouts-at-War Minute Man flag and/ or banner 0 Total no. oI commitments to buy and continue to purchase regularly this program No. of Scouts and Cubs purchasing bonds and/ or stamp s regularly Scouts in this Council have served as aids to Blood Banks Yes O No~ 1£ yes, no. of Scouts and Cubs involved No. of Troops & Packs involved No. of communities involved This Council did D cooperate in the Anti-Hoarding Campaign. did not Ill secured by Scouts and Cubs in 0 0 c Q 0 (This was the request of Mrs. Nellie Ross, Director of the Mint, that everything possible be done to avoid the hoarding of pennies and nickels.) No. of Scouts and Cubs cooperating with rationing programs No. Troops and Packs involved No. of communities Issuance of gasoline rationing Aid in token distribution Food rationing Other.tzJ>es. .of assistance 5 • No-. of Scouts and Cubs · ' . No. of T~oops and Packs involved No. of communities CHECK EACH SERVICE 0 Fuel oil 0 Store census n :·. >¥ WACS 0 WAVES 0 ARMY 0 NAVY 0 COAST GUARD 0 0 D D 0 0 MARINES 0 Please describe briefly any service rendered by Scouts in emeq~encies caused by flood, tornado, earth· quake, etc., on separate sheet. Please attach copy of all Council reports of War Time Services you have issued in 1944 or for activities of 1944 related to War Service, Civic Service, etc. Pictures are also requested. To the best of our knowledge this report constitutes an accurate record of the war time service of this Council in 1944. . Signature: - ----------------- Council President Signature: Chairman Camping and Activitie$ Signature: Scout Executive Date: _________ _ INCLUDE IN THIS REPORT ONLY 1944 ACTIVITIES (Over) 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 1944 Title A name given to the resource 1944 Chickasaw Council War Time Service Report Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink & Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chickasaw Council, BSA https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/ecc2aa413d779f269595a44b0ce2f0ce.pdf 8b5f8e8b3326dff6dacc193d99e1d122 PDF Text Text / / r REPORTS OF COMMITTEES 1944 CHICKASAW COUNCIL I BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA I MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Annual Meeting • December 12, 1944 • Hotel Peabody �-r· .rJ J , . . I ~ . �CHICKASAW COUNCIL. B. S. A. UTC. Memphis, Tennessee MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD - 1944 Officers President Vice-Presid ent Vice-Presid ent Vice-Presi ctent Vice-Presid ent Vice-Presid ent Secretary Treasurer Cammi s sioner Scout Executive Mr. P. A. Clayton Mr. ~\. K. Burrow Mr. Edwin Dalstrom Mr. w. -p Halliday Mr. R. G. Ramsay Mr. Oran 1. Cox Mr. Percy C. Clarke Mr. .Emile A. Bizot Mr. F. Joe Flanagan Mr. w. Gordon Morris . Chairmen, Standing Committees Mr. Paul L. Day Mr. F. 1. Christenbur y Mr. R. G. Ramsay Mr. John Pilkington Mr. Jnmcs Seddon Allon Dr. George P. Rnwls Mr. T. Robert Acklen Mr. A. K. Burroi.<1 Dr. A. R. Porter, Jr. Mr. Edwin Dnlstrom Mr. John i~. Angus Mr. ::ao scoc C. CV1rk Mr. H. W. Slnvick Mr. John E. Roberts Mr• F. J. Va.ndomn.rk Mr. G. w. McAuloy Mr. C. Bryant YouJ1g Mr. Henri Benner Dr. B. E. Jacobs ~\cti vi tics Awards & Resolutions Camoing Ci vie Relr.'.tions Constitutio n & By-Laws Court of Honor Cubbing Fin.:-i.ncc Health & Safety Intcr-Ro.cin l Organizatio n Outfitters Publicity Reading Rural Scouting Rural Scouting Rural Scouting Senior Scouting Tr.'1ining Members-At-Large Mr. o. Arthur Bruce Mr. Lowis c. Callow Mr. H. M. Cln;yton Mr. Jesse Cunningham • A. Danielson .Gen. w Mr. Joe E. Davis Mr. Bob Dozier Mr. E• .A. Hnrrold Mr. Hnrold Hirshcimcr Mr. i'l.. b. Ho hen berg Mr. T, P. HowP.rd Mr. Fred W. Lucn.s Mr. A. D. McWhortcr i~ir. Edmund Orgill -· Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr, Mr. w. Pyron Schnrff w. L. Sh2.I'pC Fleyd Shcrro d J. Lister Skinner R. .illon Tcylor Ira l~be �AWARDS TO MEl-03ERS OF CHICKASAW COUNc±L, B. S. A, INC. ; . FOR DISTINGUISHED SERVICE TO BOYHOOD .... -.-.-.-.THE SILVER B'.E AVER 1931 J. C. ~res 1931 Charles Tr McCabe 1931 John T. Morgan George P. Phillips 1931 1931 Jolm E. Roberts 1931 Harry Webb 1932 L. R~ Forsdick 1933 A. D. McWhortcr Ben B. Coffey, Jr. 1934 1935 Walter L. Grey 1935 George Wood 1936 F. Joo Flanagan 1936 Mr. Robert G. Ra.msay 1937 Mr. Edwin Dalstrom 1937 Mr. R. Von Stcinen Dr. Mr. *Mr. *Mr. Mr. Mr. *Mr. Mr. Mr. *Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. b. ArthU:r Bruce Mr. c. H. Church Mr. Joe Hopper Dr. T. s. Eliot Mr. Henry M. Clayton Mr. Alvan Tn.te, Jr. Mr. A. K. Burrow Mr. J. G. Gates Mr. P. A. Clnyton Mr. w. P. Halliday Mr. F. L. Christenbury Mr. James Seddon Allen Mr. John A. Angus Mr. Charles M. Crump 1938 1938 1939 1939 1940 1940 1941 1941 1942 1942 1942 1943 1943 1943 .. . . . .. . .. . .. . . . . . .... . . . . . ~.-.-.-.-.-.-,-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·- THE SCOUTM.ASTER 1 S KEY Mr. Bon B. Coffey, Jr. 1933 £,1r. Charles Cotton Mr. J. J. Jones 1934 Mr. R. Von Steincn 1934· Mr. Nod Cantrell Dr. HowD.rd Curl 1935 Mr. Hearn W. Tidwell Mr. E. K. Leach Mr. Hope H, Ford 1936 Mr. Joo Hopper Mr. Lawrence Lowell 1936 Mr. Miller Johnson Mr. Forrest Mottwoilcr 1937 Mr. c. H. Church Mr. Emory Ward 1938 Mr. J. J3rady Wiley 1938 Mr. J. G. Gn.tcs Mr. Russell Peete Mr. F. Joo Fln.nagan 19 43 -:-:-:-:-:-:-:- :-:-:-:-:-:-:-: -:-:-:-:*Deceased 1940 1940 1940 1940 1941 1941 1942 1942 1942 �C~JJ C1( f\ S;\ '1V '-''O·LJ jI'\}.,'- JI "-'1 r p ' '\ tJl\1t\.,.,. J.J. J.f .. 7-l ·1Yl EPA P~J l 5, T£~1 j\L Dec. 12, 1944 To the Friends of Scouting: Each December the Council takes stock of what has been accomplished in the Scouting program of character building and citizenship training during the preceding twelve months. Following this letter is a brief report from each Standing Committee in which is described its major accomplishments for the fiscal year December 1, 1943 - November 30, 1944. But these short reports do not fully or adequately reflect tho loyal and unselfish service of the hun.dr0ds of men and women who have so freely given of their time and effort to enable our boys to have tho benefits of Scouting and Cubbing. 'rhe War has caused many pitfalls in tho paths of youth training but in spite of thoir.m.:my difficulties our Loaders have carried on. To them is duo tho credit and praise for the results achieved. May I take this opportunity to express to every Don Mother, Cubbcr and Scouter in Chickasaw Council my deep appreciation for their splendid work nnd for tho many sacrifices they have made, for I sincerely believe tho results of their efforts moan much to the future of our lfation. Cordially yours, 114~ Jf:w.4,-uLovv Gordon Morris, Scout Exocuti ve WGIVJ./MJ �ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE Tho fourteenth annuo,l Cnmp-0-Rce was held ::i.t Ce.mp Curr:l.1:1· 1111 June 3rd, 4th, 5th. Forty-two Troops participate d and 752 Scout 11 w1 >1'11 I 11 camp for this event. The Activities included Crunping, Po.trol Cri.inpl111'; 1 First Aid, Morse Signalling, Scout Rescue, Fire Building and Wntm" H1>111111·., Forestry., Cooking, Wall Scaling nnd Semaphore Signalling~ Thcso tiv1:i1it.~1 w1 l'i1 judged by the Leaders of tho Troops assisted by some of tho Distr:lot 011111°· raissioners ruid Troop Committeeme n. The Scouts did a good job and 1/)111 11v1111L1~ were run off in a hit;hly satisfactor y mnnner. ifo ospocinlly comrno1dl 1,1111 Scoutmustor s and Troop Loaders for their fine work nnd for tho fo.d ~.1\11'. there were no serious injuries sustained. We believe evorybody hnd n. good time. The· efficiency of the Troops in tho Crunp-0-Ree was roco(t,n:l.:.-.nd \Jy to tho so who qualified against the standnrds. Thi1•\,y. t'olll' pennants awarding pcn,nants; 12 Troops won Class 11 A11 , 13 Troopti won Ol11.1H1 won Troops 42 tho of 11 B11 ri.nd 9 Troops won Class 11 C11 • Tho judges complir:icnte d tho Scoutn fol' l,hr:ilJ• has boon made, progress to dofini that fool we a..YJ.d work, Troop 38, sponsored by The Lamar Heights Presbyteria n Ohu:roll, t:\ll<1 leadership of Scoutmaster J. F. McCallon was tho only Troop 1.o w111 the under 11 11 in each of tho 10 events in tho On.1:1p-O ...Reo and thus rM.\lco n. ratir.g an A We congratulat e Scout!.lastcr HcCallon and espocinlly on1nLwnd score., perfect outstanding work. their for Scouts the Your Oor.u:ii ttoo rcconoonds the Annunl Cru:ip-0-Roo bo hold D.w1:.ln 1.H 1945. The .AdvanccDont Progrno wns ngain conducted durins tho ln:LL1 •r· IJltl' I. 1 with the result thf'.t 8 Troops won Cln.ss 11 A11 pcnn::mts, 2 '1 rnop11 yeµr the of 11 11 won Class 11 B11 pennants rmd 3 Troops won Class C • .£1. totnl flf 24 '.P.i·onp11 partic1po.to d in this event n.s conpn.red to 37 Troops in 1943. Thin ill l,lll' 10th year this tYPe of progrn:.1 has been offered to the Troops - it cor\11\11!.11 of 8. well-rounde d list of events includin~:; advci,ncor:1.ent, canping, civic ,·;nod turns, etc. Due to tho lack of gD.solinc n-my Troops curtn.iled thoir cnr.1pl 1v~ and there lms not been as nuch interest in the progrnr:i as in forr.wr y1,111..1'11. P.A. Clayton Coo:.mndo Coursc 11 was rebuilt_) in a now location at Oanp Currier, and it hns been the source of nuch pleasure to boys who have used it. MP.ny Scouts usGd it during the Caop-0 ... Ree and J\~~~ R\. d:-1ring the su~:1-:ier carJp. Next yenr we rocor:u:iond th.-":.t oore use be Dade of this OoDf.land!'.l Course 4·~~·&\ I -and that use of it be included in tho 1' . 11 Tho c· l CA.f.lp-0-Roe Events. ----)\ f )~ ft' • ' 1. ... j'~\j\_ ~ 'fJ/ y1~ . ~-.~ : n4 VI \h,~x.: --1~.~-,, "-... ~--,'~:(f/'-°\.)·\ .., ./_.1 -~We again wrui.t to cor.nond tho Scout..) J :..:=--u o0 -~o" <:::.:::::..~~~r.w.stors, Assistant Scoutonster s and Junior Officers for the fine leadership they hnvc given.-~ ..... __,...,.,, - """"'::---L ""' ' '· ,_..."----· �CAMPING COMMITTEE ~~ ----.. . . ...,...7'~~~.,.~~\ Camp Currier, near Eudora, Miss. . The annual Council camp was held at Camp Currier for 8 weeks during the past summer _-e:.'"""""':;'-=JiJ~2~~:J\~---~.:;,o:::::~.--~---.:k. with an avera,,,.e attendance of 81 Scouts as 0 --it;:_, .. ~-:0 <;;='1~-r:::-~~ . . ----~.z:...::;;.1j,r-::.-:<:::. =~=~~;;;-~:-:;.:~· compared to 94 Scouts in 1943 • Durin.othe 0 ~--r-z . ·..-_.'. ~~~~.-~~2;-.:=;-~~-;.,.. 1@1)1\!)\1 season, June 11th to August 6th, 295 Scouts ((~1) '!~jll spent a total of 652 Weeks at Currier as It~ 1 1 ,\ compared to 301 Scouts who spent a total lJ 1 ' of 541 Scout weeks at camp in 1943. The camp fee ~~:~ ~!~\· ~ 1 ~~f In former years Scouts went to camp for.periods of one week or more. This year we decided to di vi de ~-\ \ the camping season into four periods of two wooks ·~ each and to have the Scout go to camp by periods. This was very successful and we recommend its continu.o.nce next year. We believe that the camp was outstanding and the.t the 1)oys really enjoyed themsel vos at Currier. Duo to transportation difficulties tho year-round attendance hc".s boon curt.'.'..ilod somewhat as compnred to normal years, but we arc glad to report th::-,t it is much bettor the.n in 1942 nnd 1943 ns will be soon by comparing the records below: Gain or Loss as Compared to 1943 1942. Scouts attending Camp Scoutors attending Crunp Nurabor of.Scout .Days Number of Scouter Days Numbor of Visitors 2,599 349 9.113 1,119 2,166 1943 1944 Q!lli 2,837 286 9 ,969 825 928 3,355 388 11,165 1,370 700 518 102 1,196 545 - LOSS 228 Tho water system and swiDr:1ing pool which wore gi von to the c.<;>,mp by Mr. & Mrs. A. K. Burrow in 1936 provides not only oxcollcnt drinking water but wonderful swiBming facili tics nt the camp, Your Co;;imi ttco fools that ovoryono in our Council owes r'debtof grnti tudo to Mr. & Mrs. Burrow for not only do those fn.cilitios nfford grec,t plonsuro - they n.lso provide a groat deal of protection to tho henl th nna. clonnliness of the boys. For without a doubt q. plentiful supply of pure wr..tcr is one of tho gren.test nssots a crunp can have. On behalf of all the Scouts and Scoutors we wish to express our deep npprecic..tion to Mr. & Mrs. Bui·row for this splendid gift. In 1940 the Health Lodge wn.s built through tho gonorosi ty of Mrs. Bello s. Ro sontho,l as a nomorial to hc-r late son, Mr. Mitchel H. Rosenthal, Jr., a forocr ncubor of the Council. This building continues to be exceptionally useful to tho cnr.iping progrnn, nnd we greatly approcintc it as a lasting ~cnorinl to a fornor Scouter who did so much to carry out the work of the Council as a Scout and Scouter. Pago 2 �On.oping Connittce Continued Recently, Mrs. Rosenthal nade nnothor generous gift of a $1,000.00 Wnr Bond, the inconc fron which is to be used to :-Jaintain and keep in repair 1 the Health Lodge at Canp Currier. We sincerely ap:prcciatc Mrs. Roscnthal s generosity. K,anp Kio. Kir:rn., near Hard,y, AI!k. Your Oorn:ii ttco felt tho,t in view of W;-:r conditions and lack of nanpower i t would be unwise to attcnpt to operate Kaop Kia Kina durinr; the past sw.lnor. Hence, the cnnp wa.s not opened. But we h..•we oaintnined the property by repairing the roofs 11nd floors of the buildings and hn.vc built a new hog-proof fence n.round tho cru:i.psito. Wo arc doint; everything possible to ~aintain the property in good condition so thc'\t it will be nvaila'l;llo for use just as soon as conditions pcrnit. We feel sure that this cnr:i.p should be put into operation just as soon as tho noccssn.r~r r:mnpowcr n.nd eq_uipnent con be secured. 'Cru::rg Dnniols, Memphis, Tenn. Cnop Druiiols had the best season in its history in 1944. Thcr-e wore 185 boys in c~~p as co~parcd to 151 last year. During the four weeks it was operated the Negro Scouts spent ri, total of 303 Scout weeks as cor:rparcd to 230 weeks in 1943. ·we arc indeed pleased that these Scout-s arc taking advantage of this outdoor trnining and arc showing greater interest in en.op than ever before. They hnvo every reason to do so for we believe Cnr..1p Drui.iols is one of tho best iri the Nation for Negro boys. Wo are very npprocio.ti ve of the continued help of "Tho Co:·_morcinl Appeal Canp Fw1d for Boys 11 which supplied funds to send 507 undor-pri viloGed boys to Conp DMiels. Those ·coys l.rore selected. with the splendid aid ru'l.d cooperntion of tho Fanily Welfare AGcncy to whor:i we f\!'G also deeply indebted. Both 11 Thc Co~_mcrcfo.l Appenl 11 and tho 11 Fn.nily Welfare Agency" have helped those lcss... chnnce boys for tho pn.st 6 yon.rs nnd through their help noro nnd ::iorc boys ru'C gc tting the bcncfi t of Scout training. Tho cnr:rp fee wns $5.00 per week which is an increase of $.50over19 43. �Canping Co::lf.li ttoe Continued We rccogni zo tho fact thnt canping, for tho durn.tion, will b c cnrricd out under d:i.fficultios ri.nd tho.t sono of our out-of-door ncti vi tics r.iny bo curto,ilcd bocnusc of wnr conditions. But we strone;ly rocor:ir.~ond o.nd urge th.:i,t every effort bo ~10.dc for Scouts to do as r.1uch car.1ring as possible in 1945 a~1d that we do our utno st to provide ns nuch trnining in tho 01Jon as is po ssi blc. Toward this end we ask tho su1:iport of every Scouter in tho Council. CIVIC RELATIONS At-TD DEFEHSE COOPERATION COMMITTEE Tho United States Govcr~~cnt requested Scouts cll over Ar..'icricn to servo ns HGloa.nors After Tho Reapers" in tho sale of War Bonds in tho Fourth Wnr Lonn CanpaiGn• Your ·co~~:iittoo accepted a quota of $75,550.00, this ru:i.ount representing one $25~00 Bond for every Scout in Chickasaw Council.' We thou{;ht this was n high quota but it proved otherwise for the Scouts sold a totnl of $307,125.00 in Bonds for Dn average of more thnn 4 Bonds for on.ch Scout. We fool sure you will shnro our pride in this fine pc..triotic work nnd for tho splendid work done by our Scoutr.mstc:r s,Trocp Co:.mi ttcoaon and. District Co::missioncrs who collected tho !Jonoy nna. deli vorcd it to Scout Hcadq_unrtcrs after Scouts had sold the Boncls. These non worked untirinGlY to do this job, and we especially cor:inond then for their efforts. Below is a list of the five Troops which sold tho largest ru:iount of Bonds: TROOP SPONSORING INSTITUTION .;\MOUlirT OF Bmrns $70,475.00 25 Congregntion Children of Israel 50 Collierville Rotary Club 29 '325.00 44 McLean Blvd. Baptist Church 19,900.00 34 Gre,cc-St. Luko 1 s Episcopal Church 15 ,875.00 56 Go..llowny i'licnorinl Methodist Church 12,100.00 This was the largest and. nost successful u:nclcrtaking by tho Scouts of ChickD..saw Councii in this Wox, ::md your Cor.::~i ttce is indeed proucl of their ncconpli shr:iont s. Tho Scouts 1 second largest activity in furthering tho War Effort was tho year-round collection of waste pn.pcr by Scouts nnc. Cubs. :Soys gathered pD,por n.11 over tho Oou.."'lcil Aron, but one of tho r.1ost effective nc.Dns was tho ostnblishnent of conpounds which served as storaso plnces for the pa:rior collected l!...'l'J.d to which nn.ny people brou~:;ht pnpcr • �Ci vie Roln.tions and Defense Coonerntion Cor;i.ui ttco Continued Our records show the following: Paper collected by Scouts 367,874 po:unds Paper collected by Cubs 122,,267 pounds .. Totnl auount of pE'por collected - 490,141 :pounds .. The following collected tho lnrscst anounts: TROOP 90 SPONSORIHG INSTITUTION 11.MOUHT COLLECTED T. K. Young Bible Class a.rid First United Luthe:r:nn Church & Rubber Co. 92,829 pounds 43,911 pounds 59 Firestone Tire 38 Lannr Heights Prcsbytori0n Church 32,585 pou..1ds 97 Groonlruid Heights Civic Club 28,215 pounds Union Avenue 24 ·23 13 ~nptist Church 12,610 pounds Fellowship Class, First Methodist Ch. ,8,870 pounds Whiteh~von Methodist Church 7,870 pounds St. Christian Church .6,430 pounds Highl~nd ~ This represents tho lnrscst anount of paper over collected by tho Scouts n.ncl Cubs of this Cour.cil. Anet we cor.1r:iond tho boys for their fine. work Scouts have ·ronclerec1 r:w.ny other civic :;ood turns ;x1rt of which a.re listed below: 27 Scouts plncco. 1,600 .Ar.1oric&."1 FlP.gs on Soldier Gr<-,vcs nt tho lfational Cc;·Jotery on Mcnorinl Dny. 300 Scouts nnrchccl in Fire Prevention Weck Pn.rn.clo. 39 Scouts fornod sonrching p['.,l'ty for purts of n..1 il.":loricrui ll.irlinos plnne which crn.shod. 17 Scouts worked in check roo:r.:i for.u.s.o. 100 Scouts distributocL 1,200 posters for Wnr & Welfare Fund. 10 Scouts distributed 200 posters for Christian Mission. 25 Cubs nndo 50 nrticlos of h,_<t.11c'.icrnft for Crirmlod Childrcn 1·s Hospital. 25 Scouts clistri l>utod 11,000 handbills for Rus-;,iru-i Wnr Rcliof. 165 Scouts distributed 5,695 Govorn.':lcnt Posters. 90 Scouts uctod tts guides anc~ r:icssonGers nt Flnc Rni sinf; Corcnonics. 6 Scouts deli vcred 200 po stcrs for J owi sh Welfare Fund. 10 Scouts 0.istributecl 400 posters for Y.W.C ...\.. Cnnpn.ign, 50 Scouts collected nagazinos for Soldiers ~t tho request of the �Civic Relations and Defense Cooperation Committee Continueg .American Red Cross. May we suggest that you consider the thousands of hours of service these boys have given in'doing the civic good turns listed above. Wo believe you will agree they are worthwhile for tho community, tho state and tho nation. COURT OF HONOR During tho fiscal year, which ended December 1, 1944, tho Scouts good work but with tho exception ofF.ir'9t Class Scouts and Ea[;le done bavo as many have made an advancement in rruik as they did in 1943. not Scouts believe tht:?.t all of us hnvc a right to feel a lot of satisfnction we However, for what they have done, for they do deserve credit for accomplishing much under difficult conditions which have been caused by tho wnr. We invite your nttcntion to tho figures below which show a comparison of tho number of awards made in 1942, 1943, 1944: --GAil'i .. 225 263 116 26 3,241 First Clo..ss Badges Stn.r Badges Life Badges Eagle ]o..dges Merit Badges 194 190 113 46 3,201 235 135 72 53 2,344 ' 1~5 o a!' "h1.E pi>;_,.,;.~?: ... -LOSS 41 55 41 7 857 ~ ~. ~ \\ ~ "1ft'! . .1>-r ~~.,s J ,,, l{(j\_~ Your Chairmnn wishes to acknowledge his appreciation cf · of Court tho of Members tho fine coopcrntion of tho Vice-Chairmen, is Progrrun Badge Merit the of Honor ruid Merit Badge Counselors, The success out curried duo to the loynlty of those Scoutors who have so faithfully their duties ond who have made it possible for tho Scouts to have the o,dvantages of this pre-vocational training. CUBB IHG COM1\1I TTEE Cubbing has ma.de progress during 1944 even though it has suffered from lack of leaders in a number of our Packs. Below are comparative figures for the past three years: / /"( ~~ 1942 ~.,,~•.U·~~ ., /i. fl/,,,·~~'t '\;;~~~f,~ ~\\\.·~. ~p ·~· ~li~ '\..~<ti "' '-..,. / ".. Cubs(White) ; Cubs( Negro) TOTAL CUBS Packs( White) Packs( Nogro) ~ 1944 GAIN ..21 597 728 1Q9' 897 743 174 917 15 5 20 18 24 21 8 29 2 23 6 30 506 5 __ LOSS 3 1 Page G �Cubbing Committee Continue d Plans are under way to organize a number of new Packs and wo anticipa te a largo growth in Cubbing shortly aftor January ls~. In April the Cub Xi to Derby was held in Overton l?nrk with a lc~rgo variety of kites entered from most of our Packs. Awards wore mado to winners of the va.rious contests and a big time was had by all. This event docs much to stimula te the Cubcraf t feature of the Program nnd has nlweys boon well nttondod . We fool thnt it should by all means remain an annu.c..'l.l event in the Program . In August the nnmw,l Picnic Pow-Wow was hold in Overton P1:1,rk with the best c,ttondrm cc of Cubs and Cubbors , parents and friends thnt wo hrwe over h."-d• .Awards were made to the Cubs nnd Packs winning the v::.rious events. Tho compoti ti ve Cubbing enthusia sm displaye d at this event ccrtninl y · warrants the continua nce of this affair. The Cub Leadcrs 1 Round Table mot regular ly througho ut tho ycnr l".nd has done much to train leaders and create enthusia sm runong those who arc primnri ly interest ed in working with younger boys. Attendan ce i:md partici pation by every Don Mother and Cubbcr is urged at nll of tho Round Table oeoting s. Mnvr we tnko this opportu nity to express tho apprccin tion of the Comoitte c for the splendid work done by tho Scouts who servo as Don Chiefs. The loc,dorsh ip which those Den Chiefs have shown dooonst rntcs that Scouting is really noo.surin g up to the high ideals set by its loaa.crs . And we nlso wn...'1.t to thmi.k the Scoutna stcrs of tho Troops who have coopern tod by delegating the fine Scouts from their Troops to act as Den Chiefs - it is this coopora ti vo ,spirit which is helping the Cubbine:; Progrun to carry on. FINANCE COMMITTEE We·are pleased to report the financia l conditio n of the Council is the best in its history . We especia lly invite your attentio n to the fact that the Council is entirely free of ciebt. We believe these two stateme nts will be as gratifyi ng to you as they arc to us. It has boon tho policy of tho Council for many years to spend only when funds wore availab le and wo recommend the Pago 7 �Finan ce Comm ittee Conti nued While our mGmb orship in tho Fund olimi nntos tho Boy Scout Finan ce Campm gn in Memphis and Shelb y Count y it does not elimi nnto tho CnmpD.ign in our Arca outsid e of Shelb y Count y. This Aro"'- inclu des the on.ste rn half of Critte nden Count y, Arknn sas; DeSot o, Tate, Panola . Coun tios,· Missi ssipp i. Tho Crunpa.ig;.1s in those count ies wore very succe ssful and below is a. repor t of them: COUUTY QUOTA Critte nden Co. Ark. RAISED $700. 00 $700. 00 DeSot o Co., Miss. 750.0 0 750.0 0 Tnto Co. , Miss. 525.0 0 484.2 5 Panol a Co., !1iiss. 700.0 0 700.0 0 $2,67 5.00 $2,63 4.25 ~ mrnER 40. 75 $40. 75 Tho Finan ce Commi ttce great ly appre ciates thu splen did work in the leade rship of our Scout crs in these count ies, for they have done nn excelle nt job in rri.isi ng their sh[l.ro of tho Coun cil's budge t, and bcc.::..uBo of their help Scout ing is reach ing more boys in its progr"1 .ffi of chn.ra ctcr build ing o.nd citize nship train ing. Tho Finan ce Commit too is deepl y indeb ted to Mrs. Bello s. Rosen thal for the gift of a $1,00 0.00 Wn,r Bond, the incom e fror..1 which is to be used for tho up-ke ep of tho honlt h lodge at Camp Curri er. This lad.go was built as a memo rial to tho lo.to Mr. Mi tchol H. Rosen thal who was Mrs. Roson the,1 1 s son and a Member of Chick asaw Coun cil. Hrs. Roscn thD.l also provi ded tho funds for tho const ructio n of this build ing and now she has provi ded funds to keep it in good repai r for uany years to come. We .deep ly ruid since rely appre ciate her gener osity . Tho books of tho Counc il and of tho throe camps have boon audit ed by Poat, Marw ick, Mitch ell & Co., and wore found to be corre ct. HEALTH & SAFETY COMMITTEE This Con;:ii ttoo is grnti fiod to repor t the her.i.lth and safety of our Cubs and Scout s 9.urin g 1944 hc".1.s been excel lent. Durin g tho Cnop- 0-Roo s, sunoo r ca.:":lps nnd other r.>..cti vi tics there were no serio us injur ies and only two or throo ninor accid ents. This splen did recor d is a fine tri buto to tho work of our loade rs who arc direc ting the activ ities of 4,371 Cubs and Scout s. We cor..mend D.nd congr atula te then for tho fine work they arc doing in provi ding sn.fc acti vi tics and cro:iping for tho boys of this Coun cil. Hundr eds of Cubs nnd Scout s h~vo p~rticipntcd in activ ities, parnd os, Canp0-Rco s etc., durin g tho year, and wo arc proud of tho boys and · Page 8 �Health & Sufoty Cor.unittoc Continued their leaders for naking such a fine safety record. Safety through skill is a fine thing to teach boys t1.nd wo htl that our Scoutr.msters, .Assistant ScoutrJastors, Cubnastcrs, .A.as1 atr.mt Ou\,.. r.1astcrs o.nd Cnnp Staff Mcnbors have done fine and constructive work 11\ l',\l\ldl\I this safety record possi blc. INTER-RACIAL COMMITTEE p- Tho work of this Comoittoo is confined solely t o / .l'>i . Negro Scouts n~d Cubs and is h'Uldlcd through a subcouncil known as tho Sor.1inolo Di vision of Chickasnw ~~ Council. .i'i.11 of the officers nnd r.ior.:i.bors of tho .........:. '7""' . Di vi sioli, including the J~ssi sto.nt ,Scout Executi vo, arc liJ'ogro cs. j ./ ) " .../ I n J anua.ry we set M ob jcctivc of 1,200 •.w 1~"~ ~ Scouts, this objective to be roached by Doconbor 31, '~~*~"':. .~ ·''~~ 1944. This objective has not' as yet been roached, \~w~~·· but we ore hopeful it will be before the end of 1944. 1\ Thero ore now 1,100 Scouts on tho rolls ns cor:ipn.rcd to 1,016 lo.st yonr, . a not gc:dn of 84 Scouts. ~hero are now 174 Cubs as coDpc.rod to 169 last yonr, n net gain of 5 Cubs. Those Scouts nro in 57 Troops and Cubs nr0 in 8 Packs, which is a gain of 6 Trr,ops n..."l.d 2 Packs during the yca.r. The total uwborship of Negro Scouts and. Cubs is 1,274 which is tho lorgost we have over ho.d. -ii~ ~~ ~ Th0 camping progrD.I:l l".t CN:'!p Dnnicls was. oxccilcnt rind there wore 185 Scouts in Cro:ip as conparod to 151 in 1943, Tho records show these boys spent a total of 303 Scout weeks in canp during tho four weeks sonson as conpared. to 230 weeks last year. Tho en.mp foe was $5.00 per week, cw.1 incrcn.so of 50¢ over the previous season. Due to tho good condition of tho buildings nnd equipment very l i ttlo repairs wore needed during tho season n.nd the canp property is in good shape. We consider this cnop one of tho best in the Nation for Negro Scouts. Advancenont in rank a~ong Negro Scouts continues to be poor • .Al though ii'::iprovenonts have been shown over previous years, we feel these boys i:liss r.mch of tho splendid training and rcnl fun in Scouting because of their failure to roach the higher rnnks. Every effort should be nadc to induce then to advance to n.t least tho First Clri,ss Rank. We n.r e proud of tho work the Negro Scouts hnvo do no in D.i ding the war effort cmc. in ci vie good turns. They have collected wnsto paper, scrap iron, etc .... they have distri butod Govcrnoont posters - they have pnrticipo.tod in church activities, parn.dcs and other events. They n.rc cortninly to bo coD.r:i.endcd for their ri,cconplishr:i.onts, Pago 9 �QRG.1\;NIWI011 & m'llTSION COHMITT:EE In the en.rly part of 1944 Chieko.saw Council rocci vec1 11Thc W:U tcr w. Hcn.d "\.corn .t\.ward 11 for rce,ching the objectives it had set for itself in tho total :nw.lber of Scouts, Troops, Cubs, Packs for tho yo!JX 1943• this being the sixth consecutive tine tho Council has won this fine awo.rd. We feel thnt you ~re as pro~d of this troph;y' as we arc, for every Sco"Ut ~.nd Scouter, Cub nnd Cubbcr, has a right to feel a real satisfaction in receiving this rccogni• tion from tho Nntionn.l President of tho Boy Scouts of .Ai~crica, ~. Walter W. Head. Your Committee is now working to organize enough P~cks and to recruit sufficient boys to win tho .l~ward for the seventh consecutive tiDc. We boli©vc the results· will be successful. new Troops and Althoush there has been very little g~ins in tho total nunbcrs of boys on th~ rolls this ye~r it is our ploo.sure to roport that Cnicknsnw Council now has the largest ncmbership in its 28 yoo:r history with~ total of 4,371 boys enrolled. Below is a conpurison of l:ler:ibcrship for the past 3 years: Doc. 1. t 44 GlulJ Dec. 1. 1 42 Dec. 1, I 43 White Scouts Negro Scouts TOT.AL SCOUTS 2,300 708 3,008 2,.395 J,,016 3,411 2,354 1,100 3,454 White Troops :Negro Troops TOTAL TROOPS 103 47 150 105 51 156 100 57 157 White Cubs Mogro Cubs TOT ..u, C1IB S 506 91 597 728 169 897 743 174 917 Whi to Packs !fogro Packs TOTAL PACKS 18 5 23 24 6 21 30 29 8 41 _M,_ 43 5 _§_ 1 15 _5_ 20 _2_ - 3 l. Since March the Cou.~cil has had no Assistant Scout Executive ( whi to). We fool that Chickasaw Council shoulcl have n.t least three .Assist.. nnt Scout Executives (white), one Assistant Scout Executive (nogro) and one Those mon arc badly needed ruld oust bo Field Scout Executive (nogro). secured if tho Council is to do tho work i t should in serving boys. In fact, we believe tho greatest need of the Council todny is at lcnst two Assistant Executives. WQ say this because we know tt~~t lack of sufficient staff has resulted in sonc units being dropped which we know could have boon saved if even one .Assist.:1nt Exocuti vo hn.d been on tho job. Then, too, we know the units in tho. aroa arc not receiving tho attention they deserve, for they Pago 10 �Organization & Extension Committee Continued should be getting better service than they are. Therefore, this Committee urges that concentrated efforts be made to secure additional staff at the very earliest possible time so that more boys may have tho benefits of Scout training. In 1942 we began to lose numbers of Scoutmasters to the Armed Forces. During the past year we have had tho greatest loss of Scout and Cub Loaders that we have ever experienced. This naturally handicap-pod tho work of tho Troops o.nd Packs and also our growth in numbers. We need Loaders! Won't YOU assist in rocrui ting men who ·will guide our boys on the tro.il which lends to good citizenship? OUTFITTERS CO~ll~ITTEE Tho three official outfitters of tho Council arc J. Goldsmith & Sons 90., Phil Ji.• Hallo, B. Lowenstein & Bro. All during tho yonr, in tho face of shortages throughout tho Nation, our outfitters have kept their stocks of official Scout and Cub uniforms nnd equipment as complete as possible. Tho fine service of those outfitters has been of much help to tho Scouts and Cubs and their loaders. Several times our representatives have checked the supplies carried n.nd very good reports 11.rcre !llr'J.do on er.ch inspection. Wo would like to commend and thank the outfitters on their splendid display of Scout mcrclk1.ndise and the paid advertisements which they have carried in tho newspapers, for they have certainly cooperated with tho Council in every possible way. PUDLICITY COMMITTEE We arc deeply indebted to the "Memphis Press Scimi tar 11 for tho public£).tion of 11 The Scout Press Scimitar". For a part of the year this quarter-page w~s printed semi-monthly but in tho latter pnrt of tho year it was nccossn.ry to cut down on the size of tho space and to print it monthly,. This, of course, is due to the :paper shortn.ge ca.used by tho war. This section is a groa.t help in advising Scouts, Cubs, Scoutors, Cubbers of· tho various Council ncti vi tics and we particularly emphasize our thanks to tho officiD-ls of the "Memphis Pross Scimitar" for their fine cooporo.tion. :Both 11 Thc Commercial ~\ppcal 11 and tho 11!fomphis Press Scimitar" have boon most generous in printing Scout <llld Cub nows. They hc~vo cooperated to thc·fullost ·extent in publicizing Oamp-0-Rees, summer camps, etc. We deeply appreciate their help and the fine support they hc~vc alw~s given the Council. Radio Sta.tions WM C, W R E C, WM P s, W H ] Q, hc·wc all been very helpful to Scouting and we tclce this opportunity to express our ap.. preciation to them for tho assistro1co they have rendered. This splendid newspaper and radio publicity has done much to increase tho effectiveness of Scouting, not only in Chickasaw Co1Ulcil but also in our neighbor Councils, and we do appreciate all of it. Page 11 �READING COMMITTEE Good reading has been promoted among the Scouts &."ld Cubs of the Council during the past year. This has been done through the bulletin, the Scout Leaders' Round Table, the Cub Leaders 1 Round Table and through training schools for leaders. We believe tho promotion of good reading is essential in tho Scouting program and that every effort should be made to encourage it, Wo arc certain 11 Eoys' Li fc 11 is an excellent aid in training boys in Scouting techniques and in providing stories and articles which are bonoficial to youthful minds. We again heartily endorse this magazine and recommend that it bo used to the fullest extent. Wo suggest that nll Scoutmasters and Cubmo.stors urge their boys to subscribe, for wo n.re of tho opinion tho reading of this magazine will do much to help tho boys nnd onnblo the lenders to do a bettor job of trdning. RURAL SCOlJ"TING COHMITTEE'S ln the Arca of tho Council, outside of Memphis, there arc 44 Troops, 26 of which nrc white and 15 l~ogro, and 3 white Cub Packs. Tho Arca is composed of tho eastern hnlf of Crittenden County, Ark.; DeSoto, Tate, Tho total of 44 ~nnola Counties, Mississippi; Shelby County, Tennessee. uni ts now opcro.ting is n gain of 3 Troops over 1943, But there ;:i.ro many more potentit\l Scouts and Cubs in tho·aroa and WC recommend thnt in 1945 pRrticulnr emphasis be put on the orgnnization of more Troops and Pncks to gi vo those boys tho advant<:.ges of Scouting. CRI TTEl~DEN DI STRI CT The Crittendon District now has two Troops of white Scouts and two Troops of Negro Scouts. This is tho first District orgenized in tho Council, and it has done sood work ever since its organization. This District has made especially fine progress through the work of its Court of Honor and in the ndvancomcnt in rcnk of its Scouts, and tho District is functioning well. MISSISSIPPI DISTRICT In tho Mississippi District there a.re now 8 white Troops and 1 Cub Pack and 2 Troops in tho process of organization. Thor e are also sever al places where Troops will bo organized if s~fficient manpower can be secured. It is hoped these Troops can be organized shortly after tho first of tho yenr. The Scouts h~vc mado more and better advancement this year than ever before, and it is anticipated continued progress ~~11 be made. The District is functioning well. :Page 12 �Rural Scouting Qommittccs Continued OJIBWAY DISTRICT In Shelby County outside of Memphis there arc 16 white Troopo, 2 White Cubs Packs and 13 Negro Troops, n. total of 31 units. This Diotrict is doing good work and the boys arc advancing in rank. There l1l'O sovornl places whore we think now Troops could be organized ond in two of those organization has already been stn.rtod ruid tho Troops arc expected to roc;:lstor by Janua.r3r 1st. FUTAlTCE The 1944 Finance Clllilpaign in tho Arca was a splendid success nnd because of it nn over increasing number of boys will have the bcnofi ts of the Scouting progra.111. Below arc compnrati vc figures: Crittenden District Mississippi District TOTAL 1943 1944 $: 789.00 1.864. 75 $2,653.75 $ 700.00 1,934. 25 $2,634.25 This is a fine demonstration of toao work by the Scoutors of tho Aron in tho interest of tho boys mid the Council grontly v;pprociatcs it. Thero wns no finnncc campaign conducted in tho Ojibway District, as Shelby County is included in the Monphis War & Welfare Canpaicn; the Mouphis Cor:imunHy Fund is a part of this organization and our Council is a nmbor of the CoD!J.uni ty Fund. Tho greatest need in tho J°'.l.rca is nn Assistant Scout Executive to various units.. .1\.11 of the Com1cil's white Assistant Executives tho with work arc now in the J°'.1.rnod Forces and have been for a nunbor of nonths. This luck of stuff nonbors is serious in that Troops arc not getting tho service they should. We strongly recoi:mcnd that every effort be nude to secure tho services of an Assistrui.t Scout Executive at the earliest possible no~ont, SENIOR SCOUTING COMMITTEE The number of Senior Scouts in Chickasaw Council has dropped considerably during the past yeart due to so many of our older boys volunteering {t·r·t. _for service in the Armed Forces and som? of our Skippers ent~ring the /'. lfavy. There are now but 8 Sea Scout Ships and 94 Sea Scouts as compared to 11 Ships and 178 Sea Scouts last year. :But we fool confidcnt Sea Scouting will come back with a rush as soon as tho war '· "'~~'B is over and we expect to do everything we con to hold the Sea W Scout organization intact until our boys come home. · * .. The S.S.S-. 11Momphis 11 , our 471 cruiscrt has not boon in commission for a number of months due to engine trouble .:md our inability to get repair parts. Tho engine has now boon completely overhauled and when the' weather permits we hope to start cruises for tho Scouts again. J?o.go 13 �TRAINING COI;ll'-1ITTEE Your Committee believes the training of leaders is and will continue to be one of the most important activities of the Council, particularly in --·-··· ~ .... these times when so many of our Scouters and [. I j(!~\ I J Cubbers are being called into the Armed · \fJ.~~J~Jl.';l;;;£~;/ Forces and new men are taldng their places. ~('.-\· }~•.1. \J \>" With this in mind we have tried to provide \S; .,,~;:'] training for as many as possible and to conduct \"\~f the courses which are most needed. #. 1 1 '" __ ] [" This year, as never before, the Scout Leaders' Round Table has been· used in training leaders. Many excellent and instructive programs have been conducted and this has resulted in training many men who were unable to attend tho regular trnining courses. We fool tho Round Table activities have done much to enrich the Troop programs and we certainly recommend that this tr[',ining be continued in 1945. Your Ch.'lirman wishes to tak€? this opportunity to thank tho Instructors and Staff Members who have served so faithfully and well in our tr~,ining program. Without their help we could not have made the progress reflected in the report below; ATTE!.ITDING CERTIFICATES ISSUED Elements of Cub Leadership ( 2 Courses) 77 26 Fundnmontals of the Eoy Scout Movement ( 3 Courses) 95 95 149 54 65 65 TOTAL •• • • • • • • • • • • • 386 240 N,Ai\1E OF COURSE Scoutma,stor ts Training Course ( 4 Courses) Rod Cross Life Snving Course ( 35 Junior - 30 Senior) NO. PERSOHS We strongly recommend that training and more training bo provided for [',11 of otU' leaders in the coming yonr. Pa.go 14 � 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 r I / / REPORTS OF COMMITTEES 1944 CHICKASAW COUNCIL I BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Annual Meeting • December 12, 1944 • Hotel Peabody -r· .Ir J J ~,,... . Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. .Gen. Mr. Mr. CHICKASAW COUNCIL. B. S. A. UTC. Memphis, Tennessee MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD - 1944 Officers Mr. P. A. Clayton President Mr. ~\. K. Burrow Vice-President Mr. Edwin Dalstrom Vice-President Mr. w. p Halliday Vice-Presi ctent - . Mr. R. G. Ramsay Vice-President Mr. Oran 1. Cox Vice-President Mr. Percy C. Clarke Secretary Mr. .Emile A. Bizot Treasurer Mr. F. Joe Flanagan Cammi s sioner Mr. w. Gordon Morris Scout Executive Chairmen, Standing Committees Mr. Paul L. Day Mr. F. 1. Christenbury Mr. R. G. Ramsay Mr. John Pilkington Mr. Jnmcs Seddon Allon Dr. George P. Rnwls Mr. T. Robert Acklen Mr. A. K. Burroi.<1 Dr. A. R. Porter, Jr. Mr. Edwin Dnlstrom Mr. John i~. Angus Mr. ::ao scoc C. CV1rk Mr. H. W. Slnvick Mr. John E. Roberts Mr• F. J. Va.ndomn.rk Mr. G. w. McAuloy Mr. C. Bryant YouJ1g Mr. Henri Benner Dr. B. E. Jacobs Members-At-Large ~\cti vi tics Awards & Resolutions Camoing Ci vie Relr.'.tions Constitution & By-Laws Court of Honor Cubbing Fin.:-i.ncc Health & Safety Intcr-Ro.cinl Organization Outfitters Publicity Reading Rural Scouting Rural Scouting Rural Scouting Senior Scouting Tr.'1ining o. Arthur Bruce Mr. E • . A. Hnrrold Mr. Ira w. Pyron Lowis c. Callow Mr. Hnrold Hirshcimcr Mr. l~be Schnrff H. M. Cln;yton Mr. i'l.. -· b. Ho hen berg Mr. w. L. Sh2.I'pC Jesse Cunningham Mr. T, P. HowP.rd Mr. Fleyd Shcrro d w • A. Danielson Mr. Fred W. Lucn.s Mr, J. Lister Skinner Joe E. Davis Mr. A. D. McWhortcr Mr. R. .illon Tcylor Bob Dozier i~ir. Edmund Orgill Dr. Mr. *Mr. *Mr. Mr. Mr. *Mr. Mr. Mr. *Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. AWARDS TO MEl-03ERS OF CHICKASAW COUNc±L, B. S. A, INC. ; . FOR DISTINGUISHED SERVICE TO BOYHOOD . . . . -.-.-.-.- THE SILVER B'.E AVER J. C. ~res 1931 Mr. b. ArthU:r Bruce Charles Tr McCabe 1931 Mr. c. H. Church John T. Morgan 1931 Mr. Joe Hopper George P. Phillips 1931 Dr. T. s. Eliot Jolm E. Roberts 1931 Mr. Henry M. Clayton Harry Webb 1931 Mr. Alvan Tn.te, Jr. L. R~ Forsdick 1932 Mr. A. K. Burrow A. D. McWhortcr 1933 Mr. J. G. Gates Ben B. Coffey, Jr. 1934 Mr. P. A. Clnyton Walter L. Grey 1935 Mr. w. P. Halliday 1938 1938 1939 1939 1940 1940 1941 1941 1942 1942 George Wood 1935 Mr. F. L. Christenbury 1942 F. Joo Flanagan 1936 Mr. James Seddon Allen 1943 Robert G. Ra.msay 1936 Mr. John A. Angus Edwin Dalstrom 1937 Mr. Charles M. Crump R. Von Stcinen 1937 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~.-.-.-.-.-.-,-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·- THE SCOUTM.ASTER 1 S KEY Bon B. Coffey, Jr. 1933 £,1r. Charles Cotton R. Von Steincn 1934 Mr. J. J. Jones HowD.rd Curl 1934· Mr. Nod Cantrell E. K. Leach 1935 Mr. Hearn W. Tidwell Joo Hopper 1936 Mr. Hope H, Ford Miller Johnson 1936 Mr. Lawrence Lowell c. H. Church 1937 Mr. Forrest Mottwoilcr J. J3rady Wiley 1938 Mr. Emory Ward Russell Peete 1938 Mr. J. G. Gn.tcs Mr. F. Joo Fln.nagan 19 43 -:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:- *Deceased 1943 1943 1940 1940 1940 1940 1941 1941 1942 1942 1942 C ~JJ C 1( f\ S ;\ '1V 'O·LJ I'\}.,- JI p ' '\ tJl\1 r '-' j '- "-'1 J.J. J.f .. 7-l t\.,.,. · 1Yl E PA P ~J l 5, T £ ~1 j\L Dec. 12, 1944 To the Friends of Scouting: Each December the Council takes stock of what has been accomplished in the Scouting program of character building and citizenship training during the preceding twelve months. Following this letter is a brief report from each Standing Committee in which is described its major accomplishments for the fiscal year December 1, 1943 - November 30, 1944. But these short reports do not fully or adequately reflect tho loyal and unselfish service of the hun.dr0ds of men and women who have so freely given of their time and effort to enable our boys to have tho benefits of Scouting and Cubbing. 'rhe War has caused many pitfalls in tho paths of youth training but in spite of thoir.m.:my difficulties our Loaders have carried on. To them is duo tho credit and praise for the results achieved. May I take this opportunity to express to every Don Mother, Cubbcr and Scouter in Chickasaw Council my deep appreciation for their splendid work nnd for tho many sacrifices they have made, for I sincerely believe tho results of their efforts moan much to the future of our lfation. WGIVJ./MJ Cordially yours, Jf: 4,-uLovv 114~ w. Gordon Morris, Scout Exocuti ve ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE Tho fourteenth annuo,l Cnmp-0-Rce was held ::i.t Ce.mp Curr:l.1:1· 1111 June 3rd, 4th, 5th. Forty-two Troops participated and 752 Scout 11 w1 >1'11 I 11 camp for this event. The Activities included Crunping, Po.trol Cri.inpl111'; 1 First Aid, Morse Signalling, Scout Rescue, Fire Building and Wntm" H1>111111·., Forestry., Cooking, Wall Scaling nnd Semaphore Signalling~ Thcso tiv1:i1it.~1 w1 l'i1 judged by the Leaders of tho Troops assisted by some of tho Distr:lot 011111°· raissioners ruid Troop Committeemen. The Scouts did a good job and 1/)111 11v1111L1~ were run off in a hit;hly satisfactory mnnner. ifo ospocinlly comrno1dl 1,1111 Scoutmustors and Troop Loaders for their fine work nnd for tho fo.d ~.1\11'. there were no serious injuries sustained. We believe evorybody hnd n. good time. The· efficiency of the Troops in tho Crunp-0-Ree was roco(t,n:l.:.-.nd \Jy awarding pennants to tho so who qualified against the standnrds. Thi1•\,y. t'olll' of tho 42 Troops won pcn,nants; 12 Troops won Class 11 A11 , 13 Troopti won Ol11.1H1 11 B11 ri.nd 9 Troops won Class 11 C11 • Tho judges complir:icnted tho Scoutn fol' l,hr:ilJ• work, a..YJ.d we fool that dofini to progress has boon made, Troop 38, sponsored by The Lamar Heights Presbyterian Ohu:roll, t:\ll<1 under the leadership of Scoutmaster J. F. McCallon was tho only Troop 1.o w111 an 11 A11 ratir.g in each of tho 10 events in tho On.1:1p-O ... Reo and thus rM.\lco n. perfect score., We congratulate Scout!.lastcr HcCallon and espocinlly on1nLwnd the Scouts for their outstanding work. Your Oor.u:ii ttoo rcconoonds the Annunl Cru:ip-0-Roo bo hold D.w1:.ln 1.H 1945. The .AdvanccDont Progrno wns ngain conducted durins tho ln:LL1 • r· IJltl' I. of the yeμr with the result thf'.t 8 Troops won Cln.ss 11 A11 pcnn::mts, 2 '11rnop11 won Class 11 B11 pennants rmd 3 Troops won Class 11 C11 • .£1. totnl flf 24 '.P.i·onp11 partic1po.tod in this event n.s conpn.red to 37 Troops in 1943. Thin ill l,lll' 10th year this tYPe of progrn:.1 has been offered to the Troops - it cor\11\11!.11 of 8. well-rounded list of events includin~:; advci,ncor:1.ent, canping, civic ,·;nod turns, etc. Due to tho lack of gD.solinc n-my Troops curtn.iled thoir cnr.1pl 1v~ and there lms not been as nuch interest in the progrnr:i as in forr.wr y1,111..1'11. . 11 Tho P.A. Clayton Coo:.mndo Coursc 11 was rebuilt_) in a now location at Oanp Currier, and it hns been the c· source of nuch pleasure to boys who have used it. )~ • ' MP.ny Scouts usGd it during the Caop-0 ... Ree and l ft' 1. '· ... d:-1ring the su~:1-:ier carJp. Next yenr we rocor:u:iond J\~~~ R\. f j'~\j\_ '' ~ th.-":.t oore use be Dade of this OoDf.land!'.l Course 4·~~·&\ 'fJ/ y1~ .. ~-.~ and that use of it be included in tho -- 1' I VI \h,~x.: "-. .. CA.f.lp-0-Roe Events. ----)\ n-: --1~.~-,, We again wrui.t to cor.nond tho Scout- - ./_.1 4 ~--,'~:(f/'-°\.) ~- o- J =--u ... ) ·\ .. , r.w.stors, Assistant Scoutonsters and Junior <:::.:::::..~~~- :..: 0 -~o" ,_..."----· Officers for the fine leadership they hnvc given.-~ ..... __,...,.,, - """"'::---L ""' CAMPING COMMITTEE ~~ Camp Currier, near Eudora, Miss. ----....... ...,...7'~~~.,.~~\ . The annual Council camp was held at Camp ~~:~ Currier for 8 weeks during the past summer _-e:.'"""""':;'-=JiJ~2~~:J\~---~.:;,o:::::~.--~---.:k. with an avera,,,.e attendance of 81 Scouts as --it;:_, .. ~-:0 <;;='1~- -r:::-~~ .... ----- 0 ~.z:...::;;.1j,r-::.-:<:::. =~=~~;;;-~:-:;.:~· compared to 94 Scouts in 1943 Durin.o- the ~--r-z .. ·..-_.' .. ~~~~.-~~2;-.:=;-~~-;.,.. • 0 1@1)1\!)\1 season, June 11th to August 6th, 295 Scouts ((~1) '!~jll spent a total of 652 Weeks at Currier as It~ 1 1 ,\ compared to 301 Scouts who spent a total lJ 1 ' of 541 Scout weeks at camp in 1943. The camp fee ~!~\· In former years Scouts went to camp for.periods of ~ 1 ~~f one week or more. This year we decided to di vi de ~-\ \ the camping season into four periods of two wooks ·~ each and to have the Scout go to camp by periods. This was very successful and we recommend its continu.o.nce next year. We believe that the camp was outstanding and the.t the 1)oys really enjoyed themsel vos at Currier. Duo to transportation difficulties tho year-round attendance hc".s boon curt.'.'..ilod somewhat as compnred to normal years, but we arc glad to report th::-,t it is much bettor the.n in 1942 nnd 1943 ns will be soon by comparing the records below: 1942. 1943 Scouts attending Camp 2,599 2,837 Scoutors attending Crunp 349 286 Nurabor of.Scout .Days 9.113 9 ,969 Number of Scouter Days 1,119 825 Numbor of Visitors 2,166 928 1944 3,355 388 11,165 1,370 700 Gain or Loss as Compared to 1943 Q!lli -LOSS 518 102 1,196 545 228 Tho water system and swiDr:1ing pool which wore gi von to the c.<;>,mp by Mr. & Mrs. A. K. Burrow in 1936 provides not only oxcollcnt drinking water but wonderful swiBming facili tics nt the camp, Your Co;;imi ttco fools that ovoryono in our Council owes r'debtof grnti tudo to Mr. & Mrs. Burrow for not only do those fn.cilitios nfford grec,t plonsuro - they n.lso provide a groat deal of protection to tho henl th nna. clonnliness of the boys. For without a doubt q. plentiful supply of pure wr..tcr is one of tho gren.test nssots a crunp can have. On behalf of all the Scouts and Scoutors we wish to express our deep npprecic..tion to Mr. & Mrs. Bui·row for this splendid gift. In 1940 the Health Lodge wn.s built through tho gonorosi ty of Mrs. Bello s. Ro sontho,l as a nomorial to hc-r late son, Mr. Mitchel H. Rosenthal, Jr., a forocr ncubor of the Council. This building continues to be exceptionally useful to tho cnr.iping progrnn, nnd we greatly approcintc it as a lasting ~cnorinl to a fornor Scouter who did so much to carry out the work of the Council as a Scout and Scouter. Pago 2 On.oping Connittce Continued Recently, Mrs. Rosenthal Wnr Bond, the inconc fron which is the Health Lodge at Canp Currier. generosity. nade nnothor generous gift of a $1,000.00 to be used to :-Jaintain and keep in repair We sincerely ap:prcciatc Mrs. Roscnthal 1 s K,anp Kio. Kir:rn., near Hard,y, AI!k. Your Oorn:ii ttco felt tho,t in view of W;-:r conditions and lack of nanpower it would be unwise to attcnpt to operate Kaop Kia Kina durinr; the past sw.lnor. Hence, the cnnp wa.s not opened. But we h..•we oaintnined the property by repairing the roofs 11nd floors of the buildings and hn.vc built a new hog-proof fence n.round tho cru:i.psito. Wo arc doint; everything possible to ~aintain the property in good condition so thc'\t it will be nvaila'l;llo for use just as soon as conditions pcrnit. We feel sure that this cnr:i.p should be put into operation just as soon as tho noccssn.r~r r:mnpowcr n.nd eq_uipnent con be secured. 'Cru::rg Dnniols, Memphis, Tenn. Cnop Druiiols had the best season in its history in 1944. Thcr-e wore 185 boys in c~~p as co~parcd to 151 last year. During the four weeks it was operated the Negro Scouts spent ri, total of 303 Scout weeks as cor:rparcd to 230 weeks in 1943. ·we arc indeed pleased that these Scout-s arc taking advantage of this outdoor trnining and arc showing greater interest in en.op than ever before. They hnvo every reason to do so for we believe Cnr..1p Drui.iols is one of tho best iri the Nation for Negro boys. Wo are very npprocio.ti ve of the continued help of "Tho Co:·_morcinl Appeal Canp Fw1d for Boys 11 which supplied funds to send 507 undor-pri viloGed boys to Conp DMiels. Those ·coys l.rore selected. with the splendid aid ru'l.d cooperntion of tho Fanily Welfare AGcncy to whor:i we f\!'G also deeply indebted. Both 11 Thc Co~_mcrcfo.l Appenl 11 and tho 11 Fn.nily Welfare Agency" have helped those lcss ... chnnce boys for tho pn.st 6 yon.rs nnd through their help noro nnd ::iorc boys ru'C gc tting the bcncfi t of Scout training. Tho cnr:rp fee wns $5.00 per week which is an increase of $.50over1943. Canping Co::lf.li ttoe Continued We rccogni zo tho fact thnt canping, for tho durn.tion, will b c cnrricd out under d:i.fficultios ri.nd tho.t sono of our out-of-door ncti vi tics r.iny bo curto,ilcd bocnusc of wnr conditions. But we strone;ly rocor:ir.~ond o.nd urge th.:i,t every effort bo ~10.dc for Scouts to do as r.1uch car.1ring as possible in 1945 a~1d that we do our utno st to provide ns nuch trnining in tho 01Jon as is po ssi blc. Toward this end we ask tho su1:iport of every Scouter in tho Council. CIVIC RELATIONS At-TD DEFEHSE COOPERATION COMMITTEE Tho United States Govcr~~cnt requested Scouts cll over Ar..'icricn to servo ns HGloa.nors After Tho Reapers" in tho sale of War Bonds in tho Fourth Wnr Lonn CanpaiGn• Your ·co~~:iittoo accepted a quota of $75,550.00, this ru:i.ount representing one $25~00 Bond for every Scout in Chickasaw Council.' We thou{;ht this was n high quota but it proved otherwise for the Scouts sold a totnl of $307,125.00 in Bonds for Dn average of more thnn 4 Bonds for on.ch Scout. We fool sure you will shnro our pride in this fine pc..triotic work nnd for tho splendid work done by our Scoutr.mstc:r s,Trocp Co:.mi ttcoaon and. District Co::missioncrs who collected tho !Jonoy nna. deli vorcd it to Scout Hcadq_unrtcrs after Scouts had sold the Boncls. These non worked untirinGlY to do this job, and we especially cor:inond then for their efforts. Bonds: TROOP 25 50 44 34 56 Below is a list of the five Troops which sold tho largest ru:iount of SPONSORING INSTITUTION .;\MOUlirT OF Bmrns Congregntion Children of Israel $70,475.00 Collierville Rotary Club 29 '325.00 McLean Blvd. Baptist Church 19,900.00 Gre,cc-St. Luko 1 s Episcopal Church 15 ,875.00 Go..llowny i'licnorinl Methodist Church 12,100.00 This was the largest and. nost successful u:nclcrtaking by tho Scouts of ChickD..saw Councii in this Wox, ::md your Cor.::~i ttce is indeed proucl of their ncconpli shr:iont s. Tho Scouts1 second largest activity in furthering tho War Effort was tho year-round collection of waste pn.pcr by Scouts nnc. Cubs. :Soys gathered pD,por n.11 over tho Oou.."'lcil Aron, but one of tho r.1ost effective nc.Dns was tho ostnblishnent of conpounds which served as storaso plnces for the pa:rior collected l!...'l'J.d to which nn.ny people brou~:;ht pnpcr • Ci vie Roln.tions and Defense Coonerntion Cor;i.ui ttco Continued Our records show the following: Paper collected by Scouts 367,874 po:unds Paper collected by Cubs 122,,267 pounds .. Totnl auount of pE'por collected - 490,141 :pounds .. The following collected tho lnrscst anounts: TROOP SPONSORIHG INSTITUTION 11.MOUHT COLLECTED 90 T. K. Young Bible Class a.rid First United Luthe:r:nn Church 92,829 pounds 59 Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. 43,911 pounds 38 Lannr Heights Prcsbytori0n Church 32,585 pou..1ds 97 Groonlruid Heights Civic Club 28,215 pounds Union Avenue ~nptist Church 12,610 pounds 24 Fellowship Class, First Methodist Ch. ,8,870 pounds ·23 Whiteh~von Methodist Church 7,870 pounds 13 Highl~nd St. Christian Church .6,430 pounds ~ This represents tho lnrscst anount of paper over collected by tho Scouts n.ncl Cubs of this Cour.cil. Anet we cor.1r:iond tho boys for their fine. work Scouts have ·ronclerec1 r:w.ny other civic :;ood turns ;x1rt of which a.re listed below: 27 Scouts plncco. 1,600 .Ar.1oric&."1 FlP.gs on Soldier Gr<-,vcs nt tho lfational Cc;·Jotery on Mcnorinl Dny. 300 Scouts nnrchccl in Fire Prevention Weck Pn.rn.clo. 39 Scouts fornod sonrching p['.,l'ty for purts of n..1 il.":loricrui ll.irlinos plnne which crn.shod. 17 Scouts worked in check roo:r.:i for.u.s.o. 100 Scouts distributocL 1,200 posters for Wnr & Welfare Fund. 10 Scouts distributed 200 posters for Christian Mission. 25 Cubs nndo 50 nrticlos of h,_<t.11c'.icrnft for Crirmlod Childrcn1·s Hospital. 25 Scouts clistri l>utod 11,000 handbills for Rus-;,iru-i Wnr Rcliof. 165 Scouts distributed 5,695 Govorn.':lcnt Posters. 90 Scouts uctod tts guides anc~ r:icssonGers nt Flnc Rni sinf; Corcnonics. 6 Scouts deli vcred 200 po stcrs for J owi sh Welfare Fund. 10 Scouts 0.istributecl 400 posters for Y.W.C ... \.. Cnnpn.ign, 50 Scouts collected nagazinos for Soldiers ~t tho request of the Civic Relations and Defense Cooperation Committee Continueg .American Red Cross. May we suggest that you consider the thousands of hours of service these boys have given in'doing the civic good turns listed above. Wo believe you will agree they are worthwhile for tho community, tho state and tho nation. COURT OF HONOR During tho fiscal year, which ended December 1, 1944, tho Scouts bavo done good work but with tho exception ofF.ir'9t Class Scouts and Ea[;le Scouts not as many have made an advancement in rruik as they did in 1943. However, we believe tht:?.t all of us hnvc a right to feel a lot of satisfnction for what they have done, for they do deserve credit for accomplishing much under difficult conditions which have been caused by tho wnr. We invite your nttcntion to tho figures below which show a comparison of tho number of awards made in 1942, 1943, 1944: First Clo..ss Badges Stn.r Badges Life Badges 225 263 116 194 190 113 235 135 72 GAil'i -.. -- 41 LOSS - 55 41 a!' " ' 1~5 o ... h1.E pi>;_,.,;.~?: Eagle ]o..dges Merit Badges 26 3,241 46 3,201 53 2,344 7 ~ ~. ~ ~ \\ "1ft'! 857 ~~.,s ... 1>-r J ,,, Your Chairmnn wishes to acknowledge his appreciation cf l{(j\_~ tho fine coopcrntion of tho Vice-Chairmen, Members of tho Court of · Honor ruid Merit Badge Counselors, The success of the Merit Badge Progrrun is duo to the loynlty of those Scoutors who have so faithfully curried out their duties ond who have made it possible for tho Scouts to have the o,dvantages of this pre-vocational training. CUBB IHG COM1\1I TTEE Cubbing has ma.de progress during 1944 even though it has suffered from lack of leaders in a number of our Packs. Below are comparative / figures for the past three years: /"( ~~ ~.,,~•.U·~~ /i. fl/,,,·~~'t ., '\;;~~~f,~ ·~· ~\\\.· ~. ~p ~li~ '\..~<ti "' . '-.., ".. Cubs(White) / ; Cubs( Negro) TOTAL CUBS Packs( White) Packs( N ogro) 1942 ~ 506 728 ..21 1Q9' 597 897 18 24 __ 5 6 23 30 1944 GAIN LOSS 743 15 174 5 917 20 21 3 8 2 29 1 Page G Cubbing Committee Continued Plans are under way to organize a number of new Packs and wo anticipate a largo growth in Cubbing shortly aftor January ls~. In April the Cub Xi to Derby was held in Overton l?nrk with a lc~rgo variety of kites entered from most of our Packs. Awards wore mado to winners of the va.rious contests and a big time was had by all. This event docs much to stimulate the Cubcraft feature of the Program nnd has nlweys boon well nttondod. We fool thnt it should by all means remain an annu.c..'l.l event in the Program. In August the nnmw,l Picnic Pow-Wow was hold in Overton P1:1,rk with the best c,ttondrmcc of Cubs and Cubbors, parents and friends thnt wo hrwe over h."-d• .Awards were made to the Cubs nnd Packs winning the v::.rious events. Tho compoti ti ve Cubbing enthusiasm displayed at this event ccrtninly warrants the continuance of this affair. · The Cub Leadcrs 1 Round Table mot regularly throughout tho ycnr l".nd has done much to train leaders and create enthusiasm runong those who arc primnrily interested in working with younger boys. Attendance i:md participation by every Don Mother and Cubbcr is urged at nll of tho Round Table oeotings. Mnvr we tnko this opportunity to express tho apprccintion of the Comoittec for the splendid work done by tho Scouts who servo as Don Chiefs. The loc,dorship which those Den Chiefs have shown dooonstrntcs that Scouting is really noo.suring up to the high ideals set by its loaa.crs. And we nlso wn...'1.t to thmi.k the Scoutnastcrs of tho Troops who have cooperntod by delegating the fine Scouts from their Troops to act as Den Chiefs - it is this cooporati vo ,spirit which is helping the Cubbine:; Progrun to carry on. FINANCE COMMITTEE We·are pleased to report the financial condition of the Council is the best in its history. We especially invite your attention to the fact that the Council is entirely free of ciebt. We believe these two statements will be as gratifying to you as they arc to us. It has boon tho policy of tho Council for many years to spend only when funds wore available and wo recommend the Pago 7 Finance Committee Continued While our mGmborship in tho Fund oliminntos tho Boy Scout Finance Campmgn in Memphis and Shelby County it does not eliminnto tho CnmpD.ign in our Arca outside of Shelby County. This Aro"'- includes the on.stern half of Crittenden County, Arknnsas; DeSoto, Tate, Panola. Countios,·Mississippi. Tho Crunpa.ig;.1s in those counties wore very successful and below is a. report of them: COUUTY QUOTA RAISED ~ mrnER Crittenden Co. Ark. $700.00 $700.00 DeSoto Co., Miss. 750.00 750.00 Tnto Co. , Miss. 525.00 484.25 40. 75 Panola Co., !1iiss. 700.00 700.00 $2,675.00 $2,634.25 $40. 75 Tho Finance Commi ttce greatly appreciates thu splendid work in the leadership of our Scoutcrs in these counties, for they have done nn excellent job in rri.ising their sh[l.ro of tho Council's budget, and bcc.::..uBo of their help Scouting is reaching more boys in its progr"1.ffi of chn.ractcr building o.nd citizenship training. Tho Finance Commit too is deeply indebted to Mrs. Bello s. Rosenthal for the gift of a $1,000.00 Wn,r Bond, the income fror..1 which is to be used for tho up-keep of tho honlth lodge at Camp Currier. This lad.go was built as a memorial to tho lo.to Mr. Mi tchol H. Rosenthal who was Mrs. Rosonthe,1 1 s son and a Member of Chickasaw Council. Hrs. RoscnthD.l also provided tho funds for tho construction of this building and now she has provided funds to keep it in good repair for uany years to come. We .deeply ruid sincerely appreciate her generosity. Tho books of tho Council and of tho throe camps have boon audited by Poat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co., and wore found to be correct. HEALTH & SAFETY COMMITTEE This Con;:ii ttoo is grntifiod to report the her.i.lth and safety of our Cubs and Scouts 9.uring 1944 hc".1.s been excellent. During tho Cnop-0-Roos, sunoor ca.:":lps nnd other r.>..cti vi tics there were no serious injuries and only two or throo ninor accidents. This splendid record is a fine tri buto to tho work of our loaders who arc directing the activities of 4,371 Cubs and Scouts. We cor..mend D.nd congratulate then for tho fine work they arc doing in providing sn.fc acti vi tics and cro:iping for tho boys of this Council. Hundreds of Cubs nnd Scouts h~vo p~rticipntcd in activities, parndos, Canp-0-Rcos etc., during tho year, and wo arc proud of tho boys and · Page 8 Health & Sufoty Cor.unittoc Continued their leaders for naking such a fine safety record. Safety through skill is a fine thing to teach boys t1.nd wo htl that our Scoutr.msters, .Assistant ScoutrJastors, Cubnastcrs, .A.as1 a tr.mt Ou\, .. r.1astcrs o.nd Cnnp Staff Mcnbors have done fine and constructive work 11\ l',\l\ldl\I this safety record possi blc. INTER-RACIAL COMMITTEE Tho work of this Comoittoo is confined solely Negro Scouts n~d Cubs and is h'Uldlcd through a subcouncil known as tho Sor.1inolo Di vision of Chickasnw Council. .i'i.11 of the officers nnd r.ior.:i.bors of tho Di vi sioli, including the J~ssi sto.nt ,Scout Executi vo, arc liJ'ogro cs. pt o / .l'>i . ~~ ......... :. '7""' -ii~ . ~ ~~ j I J b ./ )" ... / n anua.ry we set M o jcctivc of 1,200 1~"~ ~ •. w Scouts, this objective to be roached by Doconbor 31, '~~*~"': ... ~ ·''~~ 1944. This objective has not' as yet been roached, \~w~~·· but we ore hopeful it will be before the end of 1944. 1 \ Thero ore now 1,100 Scouts on tho rolls ns cor:ipn.rcd to 1,016 lo.st yonr, . a not gc:dn of 84 Scouts. ~hero are now 174 Cubs as coDpc.rod to 169 last yonr, n net gain of 5 Cubs. Those Scouts nro in 57 Troops and Cubs nr0 in 8 Packs, which is a gain of 6 Trr,ops n..."l.d 2 Packs during the yca.r. The total uwborship of Negro Scouts and. Cubs is 1,274 which is tho lorgost we have over ho.d. Th0 camping progrD.I:l l".t CN:'!p Dnnicls was. oxccilcnt rind there wore 185 Scouts in Cro:ip as conparod to 151 in 1943, Tho records show these boys spent a total of 303 Scout weeks in canp during tho four weeks sonson as conpared. to 230 weeks last year. Tho en.mp foe was $5.00 per week, cw.1 incrcn. so of 50¢ over the previous season. Due to tho good condition of tho buildings nnd equipment very li ttlo repairs wore needed during tho season n.nd the canp property is in good shape. We consider this cnop one of tho best in the Nation for Negro Scouts. Advancenont in rank a~ong Negro Scouts continues to be poor • . Al though ii'::iprovenonts have been shown over previous years, we feel these boys i:liss r.mch of tho splendid training and rcnl fun in Scouting because of their failure to roach the higher rnnks. Every effort should be nadc to induce then to advance to n.t least tho First Clri,ss Rank. We n.r e proud of tho work the Negro Scouts hnvo do no in D.i ding the war effort cmc. in ci vie good turns. They have collected wnsto paper, scrap iron, etc .... they have distri butod Govcrnoont posters - they have pnrticipo. tod in church activities, parn.dcs and other events. They n.rc cortninly to bo coD.r:i.endcd for their ri,cconplishr:i.onts, Pago 9 QRG.1\;NIWI011 & m'llTSION COHMITT:EE In the en.rly part of 1944 Chieko.saw Council rocci vec1 11Thc W:U tcr w. Hcn.d "\.corn .t\.ward 11 for rce,ching the objectives it had set for itself in tho total :nw.lber of Scouts, Troops, Cubs, Packs for tho yo!JX 1943• this being the sixth consecutive tine tho Council has won this fine awo.rd. We feel thnt you ~re as pro~d of this troph;y' as we arc, for every Sco"Ut ~.nd Scouter, Cub nnd Cubbcr, has a right to feel a real satisfaction in receiving this rccogni• tion from tho Nntionn.l President of tho Boy Scouts of .Ai~crica, ~. Walter W. Head. Your Committee is now working to organize enough new Troops and P~cks and to recruit sufficient boys to win tho .l~ward for the seventh consecutive tiDc. We boli©vc the results· will be successful. Althoush there has been very little g~ins in tho total nunbcrs of boys on th~ rolls this ye~r it is our ploo.sure to roport that Cnicknsnw Council now has the largest ncmbership in its 28 yoo:r history with~ total of 4,371 boys enrolled. Below is a conpurison of l:ler:ibcrship for the past 3 years: Dec. 1. 1 42 Dec. 1, I 43 Doc. 1. t 44 GlulJ White Scouts 2,300 2,.395 2,354 41 Negro Scouts 708 J,,016 1,100 _M,_ TOT.AL SCOUTS 3,008 3,411 3,454 43 White Troops 103 105 100 5 :Negro Troops 47 51 57 _§_ TOTAL TROOPS 150 156 157 1 White Cubs 506 728 743 15 Mogro Cubs 91 169 174 _5_ TOT .. u, C1IB S 597 897 917 20 Whi to Packs 18 24 21 3 !fogro Packs 5 6 8 _2_ - TOTAL PACKS 23 30 29 l. Since March the Cou.~cil has had no Assistant Scout Executive ( whi to). We fool that Chickasaw Council shoulcl have n.t least three .Assist .. nnt Scout Executives (white), one Assistant Scout Executive (nogro) and one Field Scout Executive (nogro). Those mon arc badly needed ruld oust bo secured if tho Council is to do tho work it should in serving boys. In fact, we believe tho greatest need of the Council todny is at lcnst two Assistant Executives. WQ say this because we know tt~~t lack of sufficient staff has resulted in sonc units being dropped which we know could have boon saved if even one .Assist.:1nt Exocuti vo hn.d been on tho job. Then, too, we know the units in tho. aroa arc not receiving tho attention they deserve, for they Pago 10 Organization & Extension Committee Continued should be getting better service than they are. Therefore, this Committee urges that concentrated efforts be made to secure additional staff at the very earliest possible time so that more boys may have tho benefits of Scout training. In 1942 we began to lose numbers of Scoutmasters to the Armed Forces. During the past year we have had tho greatest loss of Scout and Cub Loaders that we have ever experienced. This naturally handicap-pod tho work of tho Troops o.nd Packs and also our growth in numbers. We need Loaders! Won't YOU assist in rocrui ting men who ·will guide our boys on the tro.il which lends to good citizenship? OUTFITTERS CO~ll~ITTEE Tho three official outfitters of tho Council arc J. Goldsmith & Sons 90., Phil Ji .• Hallo, B. Lowenstein & Bro. All during tho yonr, in tho face of shortages throughout tho Nation, our outfitters have kept their stocks of official Scout and Cub uniforms nnd equipment as complete as possible. Tho fine service of those outfitters has been of much help to tho Scouts and Cubs and their loaders. Several times our representatives have checked the supplies carried n.nd very good reports 11.rcre !llr'J.do on er.ch inspection. Wo would like to commend and thank the outfitters on their splendid display of Scout mcrclk1.ndise and the paid advertisements which they have carried in tho newspapers, for they have certainly cooperated with tho Council in every possible way. PUDLICITY COMMITTEE We arc deeply indebted to the "Memphis Press Scimi tar 11 for tho public£).tion of 11 The Scout Press Scimitar". For a part of the year this quarter-page w~s printed semi-monthly but in tho latter pnrt of tho year it was nccossn.ry to cut down on the size of tho space and to print it monthly,. This, of course, is due to the :paper shortn.ge ca.used by tho war. This section is a groa.t help in advising Scouts, Cubs, Scoutors, Cubbers of· tho various Council ncti vi tics and we particularly emphasize our thanks to tho officiD-ls of the "Memphis Pross Scimitar" for their fine cooporo.tion. :Both 11 Thc Commercial ~\ppcal 11 and tho 11!fomphis Press Scimitar" have boon most generous in printing Scout <llld Cub nows. They hc~vo cooperated to thc·fullost ·extent in publicizing Oamp-0-Rees, summer camps, etc. We deeply appreciate their help and the fine support they hc~vc alw~s given the Council. Radio Sta.tions W M C, W R E C, W M P s, W H ] Q, hc·wc all been very helpful to Scouting and we tclce this opportunity to express our ap.. preciation to them for tho assistro1co they have rendered. This splendid newspaper and radio publicity has done much to increase tho effectiveness of Scouting, not only in Chickasaw Co1Ulcil but also in our neighbor Councils, and we do appreciate all of it. Page 11 READING COMMITTEE Good reading has been promoted among the Scouts &."ld Cubs of the Council during the past year. This has been done through the bulletin, the Scout Leaders' Round Table, the Cub Leaders 1 Round Table and through training schools for leaders. We believe tho promotion of good reading is essential in tho Scouting program and that every effort should be made to encourage it, Wo arc certain 11 Eoys' Li fc 11 is an excellent aid in training boys in Scouting techniques and in providing stories and articles which are bonoficial to youthful minds. We again heartily endorse this magazine and recommend that it bo used to the fullest extent. Wo suggest that nll Scoutmasters and Cubmo.stors urge their boys to subscribe, for wo n.re of tho opinion tho reading of this magazine will do much to help tho boys nnd onnblo the lenders to do a bettor job of trdning. RURAL SCOlJ"TING COHMITTEE'S ln the Arca of tho Council, outside of Memphis, there arc 44 Troops, 26 of which nrc white and 15 l~ogro, and 3 white Cub Packs. Tho Arca is composed of tho eastern hnlf of Crittenden County, Ark.; DeSoto, Tate, ~nnola Counties, Mississippi; Shelby County, Tennessee. Tho total of 44 uni ts now opcro.ting is n gain of 3 Troops over 1943, But there ;:i.ro many more potentit\l Scouts and Cubs in tho·aroa and WC recommend thnt in 1945 pRrticulnr emphasis be put on the orgnnization of more Troops and Pncks to gi vo those boys tho advant<:.ges of Scouting. CRI TTEl~DEN DI STRI CT The Crittendon District now has two Troops of white Scouts and two Troops of Negro Scouts. This is tho first District orgenized in tho Council, and it has done sood work ever since its organization. This District has made especially fine progress through the work of its Court of Honor and in the ndvancomcnt in rcnk of its Scouts, and tho District is functioning well. MISSISSIPPI DISTRICT In tho Mississippi District there a.re now 8 white Troops and 1 Cub Pack and 2 Troops in tho process of organization. Thor e are also sever al places where Troops will bo organized if s~fficient manpower can be secured. It is hoped these Troops can be organized shortly after tho first of tho yenr. The Scouts h~vc mado more and better advancement this year than ever before, and it is anticipated continued progress ~~11 be made. The District is functioning well. :Page 12 Rural Scouting Qommittccs Continued OJIBWAY DISTRICT In Shelby County outside of Memphis there arc 16 white Troopo, 2 White Cubs Packs and 13 Negro Troops, n. total of 31 units. This Diotrict is doing good work and the boys arc advancing in rank. There l1l'O sovornl places whore we think now Troops could be organized ond in two of those organization has already been stn.rtod ruid tho Troops arc expected to roc;:lstor by Janua.r3r 1st. FUTAlTCE The 1944 Finance Clllilpaign in tho Arca was a splendid success nnd because of it nn over increasing number of boys will have the bcnofi ts of the Scouting progra.111. Below arc compnrati vc figures: Crittenden District Mississippi District TOTAL 1943 $: 789.00 1.864. 75 $2,653.75 1944 $ 700.00 1,934. 25 $2,634.25 This is a fine demonstration of toao work by the Scoutors of tho Aron in tho interest of tho boys mid the Council grontly v;pprociatcs it. Thero wns no finnncc campaign conducted in tho Ojibway District, as Shelby County is included in the Monphis War & Welfare Canpaicn; the Mouphis Cor:imunHy Fund is a part of this organization and our Council is a nmbor of the CoD!J.uni ty Fund. Tho greatest need in tho J°'.l.rca is nn Assistant Scout Executive to work with tho various units .. .1\.11 of the Com1cil's white Assistant Executives arc now in the J°'.1.rnod Forces and have been for a nunbor of nonths. This luck of stuff nonbors is serious in that Troops arc not getting tho service they should. We strongly recoi:mcnd that every effort be nude to secure tho services of an Assistrui.t Scout Executive at the earliest possible no~ont, SENIOR SCOUTING COMMITTEE The number of Senior Scouts in Chickasaw Council has dropped considerably during the past yeart due to so many of our older boys volunteering {t·r· t. _for service in the Armed Forces and som? of our Skippers ent~ring the /'. lfavy. There are now but 8 Sea Scout Ships and 94 Sea Scouts as com* . . pared to 11 Ships and 178 Sea Scouts last year. :But we fool con- '· "'~~'B fidcnt Sea Scouting will come back with a rush as soon as tho war W is over and we expect to do everything we con to hold the Sea · Scout organization intact until our boys come home. The S.S.S-. 11Momphis 11 , our 471 cruiscrt has not boon in commission for a number of months due to engine trouble .:md our inability to get repair parts. Tho engine has now boon completely overhauled and when the' weather permits we hope to start cruises for tho Scouts again. J?o.go 13 TRAINING COI;ll'-1ITTEE Your Committee believes the training of leaders is and will continue to be one of the most important activities of the Council, particularly in --·-··· ~ .... #. these times when so many of our Scouters and [. I j(!~\ I J Cubbers are being called into the Armed · \fJ.~~J~Jl.';l;;;£~;/ Forces and new men are taldng their places. ~('.-\· }~1 •. 1. \\J> " With this in mind we have tried to provide \S; .,,~;:'] training for as many as possible and to conduct \"\~f '" the courses which are most needed. [" __ ] This year, as never before, the Scout Leaders' Round Table has been· used in training leaders. Many excellent and instructive programs have been conducted and this has resulted in training many men who were unable to attend tho regular trnining courses. We fool tho Round Table activities have done much to enrich the Troop programs and we certainly recommend that this tr[',ining be continued in 1945. Your Ch.'lirman wishes to tak€? this opportunity to thank tho Instructors and Staff Members who have served so faithfully and well in our tr~,ining program. Without their help we could not have made the progress reflected in the report below; N,Ai\1E OF COURSE Elements of Cub Leadership ( 2 Courses) Fundnmontals of the Eoy Scout Movement ( 3 Courses) Scoutma,stor ts Training Course ( 4 Courses) Rod Cross Life Snving Course ( 35 Junior - 30 Senior) NO. PERSOHS ATTE!.ITDING 77 95 149 65 TOTAL •• • • • • • • • • • • • 386 CERTIFICATES ISSUED 26 95 54 65 240 We strongly recommend that training and more training bo provided for [',11 of otU' leaders in the coming yonr. Pa.go 14 Note Note for historical disclaimer <small><i>Please note that these documents are presented as they existed in their original form for historical accuracy. 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1944 Title A name given to the resource 1944 Chickasaw Council Reports of Committees Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink & Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chickasaw Council, BSA https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/3124416b4711bdb76701e2c72740285d.pdf 6b66f305cc85f11cbe4f3884cd6acf95 PDF Text Text cmCKASAW COUNCIL. ::s.s •.A.. INC, MINUTES OF .ANWAL MEErING - 1944 The Annual Meeting of Chickasaw Councii, ::Soy Scouts of .America, Inc., was held on Tuesday, December 12, 1944 at 5:00 P.M. in Room 200 of the Hotel Peabody. Mr. Percy A. ClSl'ton, President of Chickasaw Council, presided at the meeting. Mr. 018\Y'ton called on Rev. w. D. Langtry, Pastor of the :Batesville Presbyterian Church, to pronounce the invocation. The following Officers and Council Members were present: Mr. A. K. :Burrow, Vice-President , Mr. Edwin Dalstrom, Vice-President , Mr. R. G. Rams~, Vice-President , Mr. Oran L. Cox, Vice-President , Mr. P. o. Clarke, Secretary, Mr. llmile A. :Bizot, Treasurer, Mr. F. Joe Flanagan, Scout Commissioner, Mr. w. Gordon Morris, Scout Executive and the following Members of Chickasaw Council: Mr. T. Robert Acklen, Mr. James Seddon Allen, Mr. John A. Angus, Mr. Henri :Senner, Mr. G. P. :Bohan, Mr. Lew Callow, Mr. Roscee c. Clark, Mr. H. M. 018'Y'ton, Mr. Fred L. Christenbury, Mr. Paul L. D~, Mr. O. K. Earp, Mr. H. w. Hirsheimer, Very Rev. Harold ::S. Hoag, Mr. A. E. Hohenberg, Mr. T. P. Howard, Mr. M. M. Huckabee, Dr. ::s. E. Jacobs, Mr. G.W. MeAuley, Mr. E. L. McGee, Mr. F. F. Munson, Mr. Doddridge Nichols, Mr. J. E. 0 1 Callaghan, Mr. Ira W. Pyron, Dr. Geo. P. Rawls, Mr. John E. Roberts, Mr. Frank L. Scales, Mr. Gu.y H. Scates, Mr. Abe Scharff, Dr. Harry c. Schmeisser. Mr. H. W. Slavick, Mr. Alvan F. Tate, Jr •• Dr. Russell R. Walker, Mr. T. Cecil Wr97. ( ) Mr. :Sob Dozier, Scoutmaster of Troop 90, and Mr. F.ope H. Ford, Camp Director at Camp Currier were also present. The President called the meeting to order and welcomed all of the Seouters. He thanked them for the fine work they had done during the year and for the support they had given him as President of Chickasaw Council. He stated that he looked for Scouting to gow and to serve an ever-increasing number of boys in the Scouting Program. The President then called on the Scout kecutive, Mr. W. Gordon Morris, for a report on the Council activities for the fiscal year ending Dec. 1, 1944. At this point, "The Reports of Committees - 1944" were furnished to all of the Council Members present. The Scout Executive pointed out that in the past year a great deal of progress bad been made in Chickasaw Council. He stated that during the depre.ssion where there were plenty of men but very little money available and now there was plenty of mone7 available but very few men as approximately 480 of our Scouters have been called into the Armed Forces. He stated that it was much more difficult to operate Scouting without men than it was without money. He was proud of the work of the Scoutmasters, the Troop Cammi tteemen, District Commissioners and Council Members in carrying on their difficult job of leading into the right type of citizenship under war conditions. He pointed to pride to the n'tllll1ber of pounds of paper collected for the war effort and for the amount of War :Bonds sold by the Scouts during the Fourth War Loan. He said that these two achievements were the highlights in the Council year, and that every man in the Council had a right to feel proud of the accomplishments of these boys. Mr. P. A. Clayton then called on Mr. H. M. Clayton, Past-President . to report for the Nominating Committee. Mr. H. M. Cl131'ton then furnished all of the / �Members of the Council with a list of the proposed Officers and Council Members for the yea:r 1945. He stated that he was making a report for the Nominating Committee in view of the fact that Mr. W. L. Sharpe, Chairman of the Nominating Committee, was in the hospital suffering from an operation. After the Members had read the ballots nominating Officers and Council Members for 1945 Mr. Clayton made a· motion that the Council Members assembled elect all of the Officers and Council Members as per the list. These included for President, Mr. A. K. :Burrow; for Vice-Presidents, Mr. Oran L. Cox, Mr. w. L. Sharpe, Mr. H. w. Slavick, Mr. Edmund Orgill, Mr. T. Robert Acklen; for Secertar7 1 Mr. J. A. Angus; for Treasurer, Mr. l!Qile A. Bizot; for Commissioner, Dr. :s. E. Jacobs. This motion was seconded by Mr. John E. Roberts and unanimously carried. Mr. P. A. Cl81'ton then asked if there were any- nominees for membership in Chickasaw Council from the Members assembled. The following men were nominated: Nominee Romer c. Finn John H. George M7ron Garber Eugene McGee Chest.er . :P.erey Claude Yankee W. :s. Smith William KenwortlJT H. o. McKenzie I F. F. Munson H. W. Slavick Abe Scharff P. A. Clayton Dean Hoag T. Robert Acklen T. llobert Acklen Alvan Tate, Jr. J. A. Angus The President then asked for election of all of these men and they were unanimously elected to membership in Shickasaw Council for 1945. Mr. Henry M. Clayton then pointed out the- fact that he had not called for the election of the National Council Representatives of Chickasaw Council for 1945, and he made a motion that Mr. A. K. Burrow, Mr. P. A. Clayton, Dr. B. E. Jacobs, Mr. Henry M. Ol~ton and Mr. Ja.mev Seddon Allen shQuld be National Council Representatives of Chickasaw Council for the year 1945. This was seconded by Mr. James Seddon Allen and unanimously carried. Mr. Abe Scharff addressed the chair and stated that he thought that the fine leadership of Mr. P. A. Clayton as President of Chickasaw Council had resulted in so many new men comi!).g into the Council and for the Council doing such a splendid job during the past year. Mr. P. A. OlSl'ton then called on Mr. A. K. Burrow, President Elect and Mr. Burrow ma.de a short acceptance speech in which he stated that he would be glad to serve Chickasaw Council to the best of his ability for he felt that.there was a great need for Scouting, in fact the greatest need than has ever been. and he hoped to see the Council grow as the years progressed. Mr. Edwin Dalstrom then made a short talk in which he congratulated Mr. P.A. Clayton on the work that he had done as President of the Council and stated that it wad due to his untiring energy- and intelligent leadership which made the Council go forward during the past year under ver:1 difficult circumstances. Mr. P. A. Cl~ton thanked Mr. Dalstrem and the men present for the work of the Committees and stated that he appreciated the fine support of the Leaders of the �-~ Council that he had received as President of the Council. He then invited all of the men present to remain for the Annual Dinner Meeting of the Council to be held in the :Ball .Roam of the Peabody at 6:30 P.M. There being no further business the meeting adjourned at 5:45 P.M. Respectf'ully submitted. �CHICKASAW COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA CORDIALLY INVITES YOU TO ATIEND ITS ANNUAL DINNER MEETING IN THE BALLROOM OF HOTEL PEABODY ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12th, 6:30 P.M. * OUR HONORED GUEST AND SPEAKER WILL BE ·.< ••• HON. WALTER CHANDLER MAYOR OF MEMPHIS * As the number of plates is limited ... please phone your reservations to Council Headquarters, 5-2351, not later than December 11th. Ladies are especially invited. CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B.S.A., INC. TICKETS $1.50 EACH. � 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 cmCKASAW COUNCIL. ::s.s •. A.. INC, MINUTES OF .ANWAL MEErING - 1944 The Annual Meeting of Chickasaw Councii, ::Soy Scouts of .America, Inc., was held on Tuesday, December 12, 1944 at 5:00 P.M. in Room 200 of the Hotel Peabody. Mr. Percy A. ClSl'ton, President of Chickasaw Council, presided at the meeting. Mr. 018\Y'ton called on Rev. w. D. Langtry, Pastor of the :Batesville Presbyterian Church, to pronounce the invocation. The following Officers and Council Members were present: Mr. A. K. :Burrow, Vice-President, Mr. Edwin Dalstrom, Vice-President, Mr. R. G. Rams~, Vice-President, Mr. Oran L. Cox, Vice-President, Mr. P. o. Clarke, Secretary, Mr. llmile A. :Bizot, Treasurer, Mr. F. Joe Flanagan, Scout Commissioner, Mr. w. Gordon Morris, Scout Executive and the following Members of Chickasaw Council: Mr. T. Robert Acklen, Mr. James Seddon Allen, Mr. John A. Angus, Mr. Henri :Senner, Mr. G. P. :Bohan, Mr. Lew Callow, Mr. Roscee c. Clark, Mr. H. M. 018'Y'ton, Mr. Fred L. Christenbury, Mr. Paul L. D~, Mr. O. K. Earp, Mr. H. w. Hirsheimer, Very Rev. Harold ::S. Hoag, Mr. A. E. Hohenberg, Mr. T. P. Howard, Mr. M. M. Huckabee, Dr. ::s. E. Jacobs, Mr. G.W. MeAuley, Mr. E. L. McGee, Mr. F. F. Munson, Mr. Doddridge Nichols, Mr. J. E. 0 1 Callaghan, Mr. Ira W. Pyron, Dr. Geo. P. Rawls, Mr. John E. Roberts, Mr. Frank L. Scales, Mr. Gu.y H. Scates, Mr. Abe Scharff, Dr. Harry c. Schmeisser. Mr. H. W. Slavick, Mr. Alvan F. Tate, Jr •• Dr. Russell R. Walker, Mr. T. Cecil Wr97. ( ) Mr. :Sob Dozier, Scoutmaster of Troop 90, and Mr. F.ope H. Ford, Camp Director at Camp Currier were also present. The President called the meeting to order and welcomed all of the Seouters. He thanked them for the fine work they had done during the year and for the support they had given him as President of Chickasaw Council. He stated that he looked for Scouting to gow and to serve an ever-increasing number of boys in the Scouting Program. The President then called on the Scout kecutive, Mr. W. Gordon Morris, for a report on the Council activities for the fiscal year ending Dec. 1, 1944. At this point, "The Reports of Committees - 1944" were furnished to all of the Council Members present. The Scout Executive pointed out that in the past year a great deal of progress bad been made in Chickasaw Council. He stated that during the depre.ssion where there were plenty of men but very little money available and now there was plenty of mone7 available but very few men as approximately 480 of our Scouters have been called into the Armed Forces. He stated that it was much more difficult to operate Scouting without men than it was without money. He was proud of the work of the Scoutmasters, the Troop Cammi tteemen, District Commissioners and Council Members in carrying on their difficult job of leading into the right type of citizenship under war conditions. He pointed to pride to the n'tllll1ber of pounds of paper collected for the war effort and for the amount of War :Bonds sold by the Scouts during the Fourth War Loan. He said that these two achievements were the highlights in the Council year, and that every man in the Council had a right to feel proud of the accomplishments of these boys. Mr. P. A. Clayton then called on Mr. H. M. Clayton, Past-President. to report for the Nominating Committee. Mr. H. M. Cl131'ton then furnished all of the / I Members of the Council with a list of the proposed Officers and Council Members for the yea:r 1945. He stated that he was making a report for the Nominating Committee in view of the fact that Mr. W. L. Sharpe, Chairman of the Nominating Committee, was in the hospital suffering from an operation. After the Members had read the ballots nominating Officers and Council Members for 1945 Mr. Clayton made a· motion that the Council Members assembled elect all of the Officers and Council Members as per the list. These included for President, Mr. A. K. :Burrow; for Vice-Presidents, Mr. Oran L. Cox, Mr. w. L. Sharpe, Mr. H. w. Slavick, Mr. Edmund Orgill, Mr. T. Robert Acklen; for Secertar7 1 Mr. J. A. Angus; for Treasurer, Mr. l!Qile A. Bizot; for Commissioner, Dr. :s. E. Jacobs. This motion was seconded by Mr. John E. Roberts and unanimously carried. Mr. P. A. Cl81'ton then asked if there were any- nominees for membership in Chickasaw Council from the Members assembled. The following men were nominated: Nominee Romer c. Finn John H. George M7ron Garber Eugene McGee Chest.er .. :P.erey Claude Yankee W. :s. Smith William KenwortlJT H. o. McKenzie F. F. Munson H. W. Slavick Abe Scharff P. A. Clayton Dean Hoag T. Robert Acklen T. llobert Acklen Alvan Tate, Jr. J. A. Angus The President then asked for election of all of these men and they were unanimously elected to membership in Shickasaw Council for 1945. Mr. Henry M. Clayton then pointed out the- fact that he had not called for the election of the National Council Representatives of Chickasaw Council for 1945, and he made a motion that Mr. A. K. Burrow, Mr. P. A. Clayton, Dr. B. E. Jacobs, Mr. Henry M. Ol~ton and Mr. Ja.mev Seddon Allen shQuld be National Council Representatives of Chickasaw Council for the year 1945. This was seconded by Mr. James Seddon Allen and unanimously carried. Mr. Abe Scharff addressed the chair and stated that he thought that the fine leadership of Mr. P. A. Clayton as President of Chickasaw Council had resulted in so many new men comi!).g into the Council and for the Council doing such a splendid job during the past year. Mr. P. A. OlSl'ton then called on Mr. A. K. Burrow, President Elect and Mr. Burrow ma.de a short acceptance speech in which he stated that he would be glad to serve Chickasaw Council to the best of his ability for he felt that.there was a great need for Scouting, in fact the greatest need than has ever been. and he hoped to see the Council grow as the years progressed. Mr. Edwin Dalstrom then made a short talk in which he congratulated Mr. P.A. Clayton on the work that he had done as President of the Council and stated that it wad due to his untiring energy- and intelligent leadership which made the Council go forward during the past year under ver:1 difficult circumstances. Mr. P. A. Cl~ton thanked Mr. Dalstrem and the men present for the work of the Committees and stated that he appreciated the fine support of the Leaders of the -~ Council that he had received as President of the Council. He then invited all of the men present to remain for the Annual Dinner Meeting of the Council to be held in the :Ball .Roam of the Peabody at 6:30 P.M. There being no further business the meeting adjourned at 5:45 P.M. Respectf'ully submitted. ·.< ••• CHICKASAW COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA CORDIALLY INVITES YOU TO ATIEND ITS ANNUAL DINNER MEETING IN THE BALLROOM OF HOTEL PEABODY ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12th, 6:30 P.M. * OUR HONORED GUEST AND SPEAKER WILL BE HON. WALTER CHANDLER MAYOR OF MEMPHIS * As the number of plates is limited ... please phone your reservations to Council Headquarters, 5-2351, not later than December 11th. Ladies are especially invited. CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B.S.A., INC. TICKETS $1.50 EACH. 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 1944 Title A name given to the resource 1944 Minutes of Chickasaw Council Annual Meeting Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink & Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chickasaw Council, BSA https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/ed817c0984c4bdb9457502fb9387903b.PDF e8b1ee22a5379ac1388e2664917a1878 PDF Text Text ·~ --·-- ·---. ·- �MEMBERS-AT-LARGE c. :Mr. Arthur Bruee Mr. Lewis c. Cal~ow Mr. H. M. Clayton ee,,.,iCc•• E•.L. 501 Bru~ Gen. w. A. Danielson 8-0521 Medical Arts Bldg. 8-1516 Memphis t. G. & W. Div. 5-2552 ~-~ ~bl"n. N'i~~ Goodwyn Mr. Jesse Cilnningham_ Co. Institute Bldg. ·· 8-7464 Cossitt Librax7 5-2272 ~~.J~ Memphis Qu1 1 t¥£1PN1i±er Depot 48-4451 Mr. Joe E. Davis_,,.t+'" " µ..?tnr"-- Firestone Tire & R. Co. 5-5621 Mr. E. A. Harrold Millingto n, Tenn. / L. D. Mr. Harold Hirsheime r Bears, Roebi.ck & (!lO. / 7-7460 Col. Mutual Life Ins. Co~""5-4656 Mr. :Bob Dozier J,....,.Jr-- /Vl R. A-~· HoffEH ~Eli."l :Mr. T. P. Howard ~ . /' '""'k7 !3fg~ Lake Cormo:r:-e.nt; Miss. . L. D. Mr. FredW. Lucas 60 Morningside Park ~ 4-4570 Mr. A. D. MC'Whor,ter Mt's. St. Rwy. Co. 5-7221 :Mr. Fdmund Orgill Orgill Bros. & Co. 5-2471 Mr. Ira W. PyrQn The John Gerber Co. 5-5341 Mr. Abe Scharff 726 Madison Ave. 5-5511 Columbian Mutual Tower 8-8722 Mr. Floyd: Sherrod 22 W. Calhoun ·Ave. ../ 8-5081 Mr. J. L. Skinner 1200 Poplar Ave. v 7-1584 Mr. R. A. Taylor 977 Sledge / 8-0481 Mr. w. L. Sharpe ;~ - - - -Ex-Offic io Member - Mr. H. M. Clayton SUB-COMMITTEE OF EXECUTIVE BOABD Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. P. A. Clayton H. M. Clayton George P. Rawls Abe Scharff �. ··------··----------------~-·------ -·-·- --·-·----/ �AWAF.DS & RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE Mr. Fred L. Christenbury, Chairman, Court House 8-4368 Mr. Henry M. Clay-ton 5-2552 .Mr. John E. ·Roberts 522 Falls Bldg. 8-0747 Mr. A. D. McWhorter Memphis Street Railway Co. 5-7221 Dr. T. S. Eliot 875 Monroe Ave. 5-103) Memphis Light, Gas & Water Division �-POWERS AND DUTIES OF THE. BUDGET COMlviI'.l'TEE AS SET FORTH IN CONSTITUTION .AND BY-LAWS OF THE MEMPHIS COMMUNITY FUND ARTICLE VI - CONSTITUTION Sec. 3. (a) Budget Committee: The Budget Cornmi ttee shall consist of the uneven number of members deemed adyisable by the Board of Directors, but not less than nine, of whom one less than a majority and including the chairman shall be appointed by the President with the approval of the Board of Directors, and the remaining members, who shall be a majority of the Committee, shall be selected by the Council of Social Agencies, as provided in its By-laws, or failing such action by the participating members of the Community Fund. The Budget Committee members shall be chosen as herein provided, to serve for one year. (b) · (c) The duties of the Budget Committee shall be to consider and decide all matters pertaining to the allowance, increase, and reduction of budgets, including payments to agencies in accordance with those budget allowances, and all other matters incident thereto. All acts of the Budget Co:mmitteo shall be subject to the finel approval of the Board of Directors. No salaried employee of an agency, Community Fund, or Council of Social Agencies shall be a member of the Budget Co:mmittee. ARTICLE IV - BY-LAVfS Agreement with member agencies pe.rticipe.ting in the Annual Campdgn Sec. 1. For the purpose of sharing in the joint fund to be raised by the Community Fund, it is agreed by each member organization so shoring that (A) Each participating member shall receive such portion of the funds available &s shnll be approved by the Budget Committee. Should nny member be dissatisfied with the actions of the Budget Committee~ it mny appeal to the Boo.rd of Directors of the Corranunity Fund whose action shall be final. (E) No participating member shall take any action which may alter its budget without prior consideration nnd recommerldection by the Budget Committee. (a) No participcting member shall alter or expand its work or plE:int, if such vl teri:.tion or expansion entails o. future increase of budget, without prior consideration find recommendation of the Budget Committee. �POWERS AND DUTIES OF THE BUDGET COMMI'.i.'TEE AS SET FORTH IN CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS OF THE M.EM:PHIS COMMUNITY FUND ARTICLE VI - CONSTITUTIOr.; Seo. 3. (a) Budget Committee: The Budget Com.mittee shall consist of the uneven number of members deemed advisable by the Board of Directors, but not less than nine, of whom one less than a majority and including the chairman shall be appointed by the President with the approval of the Board of Directors, and the remaining members, who shall be a majority of the Committee, shall be selected by the Council of Social Agencies, as provided in its By-laws, or failing such action by the participating members of the Community Fund. The Budget Committee members shall be chosen as herein provided, to serve for one year. (b) The duties of the Budget Corrunittee shall be to consider and decide ·all matters pertaining to the allowance, increase, and reduction of budgets, inc.luding payments to agencies in accordance with those budget allowances, end all other matters incident thereto. All acts of the Budget Committee shall be subject to the finel npprovel of the Board of Directors. (c) No salaried employee of an agency, Community Fund, or' Council of Social Agencies shall be a member of the Budget Committee. 1'-RTICLE IV - BY-LAWS Agreement with member agencies participe.ting in the Annual Campdgn Sec. 1. For the purpose of sharing in the joint fund to be raised by the Community Fund, it is 1:1greed by ea.ch member organization so shoring that (A) EMh participating member shall receive such portion of the funds avail8ble as shEtll bo approved by the Budget Committee. Should ony member be dissntisfied with the actions of the Budget Corrnnittee, it moy appeo.l to the Boo.rd of Directors of the Corrnnuni ty Fund whose action shall bo final. (E) No participating member shall take any action which may alter it! budget without prior considerntion nnd recommerido.tion by the Budget Committee. (e) No participoting member shall alter or expand its work ~r plrint, if such cl teretion or expansion entails o f•.itur<!'l inoruaH of budget, without prior consideration r.nd reoommondntion or the Budget Committee. �BOY S' LIFE For all Boys PUBLISHED BY THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Tw-o PARK AVENUE June 21, 1944 NOTE: A duplica te copy of this notice is enclosed for forwarding to the Unit leader.• Chickasaw Council, B.S.A. 501 Columbian Mutual Tower Memphis 3, Tenn. Gentlemen: Re: Unit # 87 Subscri ption order entered with August issue. We thank you for the recent BOYS' LIFE order sent us for the above unit. Unfortu nately we are unable to comply with the starting issue requeste d In many instance ·s, however, a ·owing to the restrict ions on paper usage. future benefit will be derived thru creating1 a more satisfac tory expirati on .All BOYS . LIFE orders should expire at date on BOYS• LIFE for the unit. least a month or two later than the charter expirati on to allow time for renewals to clear thru the necessa ry entry procedu res· in both the Council office and our Subscri ption Service , and still permit of continuo us unbroken service. Your continued interes t in BOYS' LIFE is greatly appreci ated, and we trust you will find the f'crthcoming issues benefic ial and entirely up to your ex.::. pectatio ns. Sincere ly yours, BOY ~~ OF AM.~CA (}...;?-~ /;;WILL.IAMS Subsc~ipt!l.on ·Se.rvi~ but we COUNCIL PLEASE NOTE: The above order has been entered as indicate d, issue. now forced to enter any orders being received with the October Kindly taka this into conside ration on future orders and pl~ase help us provide the b&st pcoaibl.e ~ce :£.or all subscrib ers by transmi tting orders promptly. are �1 iA ( f'\'I'I " J r v.... _r\ ' .r~ JJ'-d '--' MEMBERS..:A.T-LARGE .Al'ID COUNCIL :BALLOT FOR ELECTION OF .OFFIC!JR.S . 1 FOR YEAR :BEGINNING JANUARY 1. 1944 '· ********** ,_ _ _ ___,_(V_q_~e for One) I FOR PRESIDENT ----· -· I Mr. P-;;;·-cy-A-.--Cl~yton 1· 1-1 ·"'------·~. FOR VICE-PRESIDEl~S ______ (Vote for Five) ------·------ ·-·--·------- -Mr. A, K. Burrow 1---1---·--.---.--------- -------.Mr. Edwin Dalstrom -------~~----Mr. W. P. Hallidey 1--~-i--·----~--~---·------~-- Mr• R~. G• Ramsay -~~~--~~~~----~~-·--------- [_.-+_M_z:~--bra.t_l~_c._o.....x.____....__,__._______...._._ L ,_ . ..... . . ---, . .I (Vote for One) FOR SECRETARY Mr. Percy C. Clarke I -I ....,.___ FOR TREASUBJTIR · II Mr. Emile A. Bizot l (Vo.te for One) ............... ~ ---- . ' -~i- . (Vote for On.e) FOR COMMISSIONER ,' Mr~ ]'\ Joe Flanagan I .. FOR 1TATI01TAL COmlCIL REPRESEN.t'ATIV'.pS(Vote for 3) Mr. Percy A• Clayton . Mr. A. K. :But' row I .. Mr. F. Joe Flanagan - -- Mr. Henry M. Claytori Mr. James Seddori. Allen FDll COUNCI 1 MEMBERS-AT~LARGE, as per list -- --· --- •. I .! �.---·-------- ----1944 COUNCIL MEMBERS-AT-LARGE Acklen, T. Robert Acroyd, W. L. Agee, G. Worthen Ahlgren, Frank Alexander, Vance Jr. Angus, John A. Ainslee, H. s. Alcott, Richard Allen, c. c. Allen, James Seddon Allen, June D. Allen, Preston Allen, Thomas H. Annis, Burton B. Atkinson, Dr. W. R. Austin, John A. Awsumb, George Ayres, Dr. J. C. Baber, Rodney (Army) Bacon, Col. W. J. Bailey, E. o. Ball, Ernest C. Ballon, Dave (Army) Barker, Judge H. H. Barrow, E. R. Barry, Edward F. Beasley, John B. Benner, Honri Bensinger, Lloyd Bizot, Emile J.... Boatner, N. J. Bolton, A. Earle Bondurant, Julian B. (Navy) Boone, Daniel H. Boyd, Judge Marion s. Boyle, J. Bayard (Army) Boyle, Jos. P. Brennan, J. J. Brown, C. H. Brown, Paul ·(Army) Broilm, R. G. Brown, s. Toof Bruce, c. Arthur Bruce, R. G. Bunn, H. T. Burch, Lucius E. :Burrow, A. K. Butler 1 c. W. Jr. Carley, Jack E. R. , Caldwell, Callow, Lewis Canade, Col. J. W. Canale, Phil M. I Carter, M. o. Castle, s. Nelson I Chambers, C. M. Chambers, J. D. f Champion, R. G. I Chandler, W. H. Chandler, Hon. Walter Christenbury, Fred L. I Church, C. H. Clark, Dolph I Clark, Roscoe C. Clark, William Clarke , F. 0. I Clayton, Henry M. Cln.yton, P. A. I Cleghorn, John Cobb, William s. Coffey, Ben B. Jr. (Army) I Colo, Sam F. Collior, J. D. I Collins, Chriss Cooke, R. P. Cox, Allen, Jr. I Cox, Oran L. Cox, W. W. I Cowan, C. H. Crttwford, A. M. Creson, Larry B. (Navy) I Creson, R. F. Creson, T. K. Jr. i Crump, Chas. M. Crump, Claude M. Crump, E. H. Sr. Crump, E. H. Jr. Cunninghe,m, Jesse I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Dalstrom, Ed Danielson, Gen. W. A. Darnell, Herbert Davis, Hon. Clifford Page 1 �• I Davis, A. G. Davis, Joe Davis, Dr. J. Murry Dey, Paul Ile:ft:i es , ·Mw' i:ee Deupree, Wayne Diehl, Dr. Charles Dilworth, J. E. ___,Dolan, T. R. I I• r 1 1 I I I I I I Dorr, W. H. ' Dreifus, Fred B. Early, George C. I Earp, O. K. Eckert, George J. Echols, L. V. , Edge, W. T. Edwards, Frank c. Eliot, Dr. T. S. Emick, Harold Ettelson, Dr. H. W. 1 1 Evans, Tho:r.ias A. Farrell, John J. Fay, Gerald Fiedler, Chris H. Fiedler, Dr. F. w. Finch, M. I I :m. Jacob :B • E. Jacobs, ,Jacobson, C. M. I W. C. I Jolly, Jones, ~alk Fowler, Toll Fowler, W. :B. Freeburg, Harry Fri end, A. l3. Jr. I Keller, I Gatos, J. Granville Gaylor, W. A. Gehri, Rev. W. G. Genette, Sidney Glascock, Charles Glasgow, 13en E. s. I r Frank {Army) (Army) Knoff, Edw. M. Kopald, s. L. KreT.ler, Merrill I {Army) (Arrny) Gooch, Cocil I Lee, Dr.V. R. G. I LePrince,s. M. A. I Dr. Lewis, T. w. I Ira J. I Lane, G. Latham, Sweyne (Amy) I J. Goodman, Charles F. Graves, Dr, L. M. Gray, John I I Grout, F. M_. Grogg, Russell I Halo, E. W. Halle, Arthur Irby, W. B. Jr. I s, Dr. Merrill I Johnson, J. C. Johnson, Dave, I Dr. Robert W. I Jones, C. Kearney, Milton I King, Rev.Eugene I Klyce, F. w. Fisher, Allen Flanagan, F. Joe Fleming, Joseph D. Fogleman, John .A. Goldsmith, Jack Goltnnn, Dr. J. Hallidey, W. P. Harrold, E. A. Hartie, J. R. (~\.rmy) Hays, Lnke Heard, Robert G. Heiskell, A. L. Henry, N. Wallace Herff, Herbert Herrington, R. L. Hersheimer, Hnrold Hirsh, I3. W. Hoag, Dean Harold Bro~m Hobson, Dr. J. J. (Army) Hohenberg, A. E. Hollis, Harry Holmes, Herbert Hopper, A. L. Hopper, Joe Howard, T. P. Huckabee, Miller Hunt, J. D. (Navy) Hussey, Robert J. (AI'!!ly) Lerner, Leroy, Dr. Louis Levy, Dr. Louis Lewis, A. C. Libby, Frnnk Lichternan, Lightnan, M. A. Page 2 �Plank, E. E. Livermore, Dr. George R. (Navy) Lohmeyer, J. A. Loomis, Charles w. Lucas, Fred W. Maden, John W. Maury, J. E• Macfarlane, G. O. Malone, J. H. _.Mallory, Lee Ma.xon, l3ishop Jn.mes M. Maxon, Thomas E. McCabe, c. T. McCamey, D. F. McCourt, Lee T. McGee, E. L. McGeorge, H. L. McGregor, John McKnig..~t, James Malone McKnight, Thomas McWhorter, A. D. Moeman, E. J. Moreland, s. E. Morgan, Allen Moriarty, Herbert Mottweiler, Forrest Munson, F. F. Myers, Mayer Norvell, J. W. Hickey, Sar.i Jr. Nichols, Doddridge O'Callaghan, J. E. O'Conner, Frank Orgill, Ednrund Orgill, K. W. Orndorff, H. G. Ozburn, N. Field p~ S7Z2J 1 I I I 1 (Army) 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I Patton, Joo M. Patton, Wesley E. Paul, F. W. Payne, F. J. Peete, Russell Penland, Clifford Pennebaker, c. T. Peres, Eardwig Perkins, George T. Pidgeon, Everett Pidgeon, Phil Pilkington, John Pipkin, A. E. Pipkin, Perry (Navy) jibe Pope, Marvin Porter, Dr. A. R. Jr. Prescott, W. J. Pyron, Ira W. (Arey) (Army) (Navy) ; I I I I I I I : Ragland, s. E. (Army) Ragsdale, F. v. (Army) Raines, Dr. Sal:! L. Ramsay, R. G. Ramsey, Henry-T. Rawls, Dr. Geo. P, Reeves, Russell E. Reid, Wallace R. Richardson, Charles D. Richardson, Gilmer RiechI:ian, J. A. Riggan, C. L. Rittelneyer, Charles (Army) Roberts, John E. Ross, J. L. Roy, George T. Jr. Ruch, Dr. Wf.!).ter A. Rugg, L. E. Russell, Edward P. Russell, Dr. George M. Rychener, Dr. R. o. Saino, J. E. Sandown, W. H. Scharff, Abe Scharff, Aaron R. Schloss, Gilbert M. Schoembs, Arthur Schileisser, Dr. H. C. Schwartz, Merrill Seay, J. I. Sellers, Perry (Navy) Shannon, A. V. Sharpe, W. L. Sherrod, Floyd Shields, J. Chester Sibley, Dr. Josiah Sims, R. ]. Jr. Skinner, J. L. Skinner, Raymond Slavick, H. w. Soith, Walter L. (Navy) Sohm, Alfred Spain, H. M. Spears, Herman Springfield, C. L. Strauss, G. D. Page 3 �Strong, Raymond Sullivan, H. P. T .:-i.nnort L. W. Tate, Alvin Taylor. Kenon Taylor, R. A. Thonas, John A, ----Thor.1pson, E. F. Thompson, L. K. Tun.l, Illanchard S. Turnan, W. F. Turnbull, Steve Turner, Norfleet Tutwiler, C., :S. Vaden, Edward N. Vandonark, F. u. Vesey, John !l. Valentine, John Wadley, Dr. s. L. Waggener, Andrew n. (Array) Wagnor, D. Eugene Waring, Col. Ronna Watkins, R. G. Webb, Harry Webster, Wm. A. Weil, Alvin D. Wois~ann, Walter Jr. Wetter, Henry Widney, Rev. Chas. L. Wiley, J. :Urady Wilkinson, Russel (Navy) Williru:1S, o. P. Willians, Wrey Williss, CA.rl L. Wilson, Harry L. Wiseman, Janes D. (Arny) Wood, George Wood, Dr. Percy Wray, T. Cecil Wurzburg, Abe Young, C. 13. Young, Dr. ThoiJas K. I I I' I I' I I I I I I I I . ·1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I' I I Council Members elected at the Annual Mooting December 14, 1943 I for the year 1944. I I I I I I I I I Page 4 �co urt c JL, B. s~ 1\~ J rJ c. 1 l3AHL0T FOR ELECTION OF OFFICERS I . ~\ND OOUNCIL MEMBERS....AT-LARGE ' FOR YEAft :BEGINNING JANUARY l. 1945 ********** roa PRllSI DEN'l' (Vote for One: I Mr. A, K. l3urrow (Vote for Five, FOR VICE-PRESIDENTS Mr. Oran L. Cox . ....... Mr. W. L. Sha.rp-e _I Mr.· H. W. Slavick Mr. Edmund Ori2:ql - --- - Mr, T. Hobert Acklen - --· (Vote for One: FOR SECRETARY Mr. J. A. An~s - (Vote for One' FOR TRF.ASURER Mr. Emile A. Bizot (Vote for One, FOR COMMISSIONER - Dr • .B. E. Jacobs FOR NATIONAL COUNCIL BEPRESENT.ii.TIVES(Vote for 5) Mr. A. K. :Burrow Cl~ton Mr~ P. A. Dr. :a. Mr. Henry M. Clt:cy"ton E. Jacobs Mr. James Seddon Allen FOR COUNCIL MllMl3ERS-AT-LARGE, as per list next at ta.chcd - I - �~ Q.QUNCIL MEMJ3BRS-AT-L.!\.RGE "A" 3ruce, R. G. Junn, H. T. Jurch, Lueius E. !lurrow, .A. K. :3utler, c. W. Jr. Acklen, T. Robert Aero yd, W. L. Agee, G. Worthen Ahlgren, Frank Alexander, Vance Jr. Angus, John .ti.. Ainslee, H. s. Alcott, Richard Allen, c. c. Allen, James Seddon Allen, June D. Allen, Preston Allen, Thomas H. Annis, :Burton :S. • .R. Atkinson, Dr. w ..!\ustin, John A. Awsumb, George Ayres, Dr. J. c. :Baber, Rodney Bacon, Col. W. J. Bailey, E. o. Ball, Ernest c. :Ballon, Dave :Barker, Judge H. H. :Barrow, E. R. :Barry, Edward F. Beasley, John 3. ::Sonner, Henri Bensinger, Lloyd l3izot, Emile .A. :Boatner, N. J, Bolton, A. Earle :Bondurant, Julian 13. :i3oone, Daniel H. Boyd, Judge Marion s. :Boyle, J. Da;yard . Doyle, Jos. P. J3rennan, J. J. :Brown, c. H. :Jrown, Paul Jrown, R. G. !lrown, s. Toof Bridgforth, w. D. 3ruco, c. Arthur (ARMY) "C" (ARi.iY) (ARMY) (N.AVY) (ARMY) (ARMY) Carley, Jack Cal dwel 1, E. R. Callow, Lowis Canale, Phil M. Carter, M. o. Castle, s. Nelson Chambers, c. M. Chambers, J. :P• Champion, R. G. Chendlor, W. H. Chandler, Hon. Walter Christenbury, Fred L • . Church, C. H. Clark, Dolph Clark, Roscoe c. Clark, William Clarke, P. C. Clayton, Henry M. Clayton, P. A. Cleghorn, John. Cobb, William s. Coffey, :Jon :;). Jr. Colo, Sam F. Collier, J. D. Collins, Chriss Cooke, R. P. Cooper, Sterling Cox, Allen Jr. Cox, Oran L. Cox, W~ w. Cowan, C. H, Crawford, A. M. Creson, tarry J. CrGso:Q., R. F. Croson, T. K. Jr. Crump, Charles M. Crump, Claude M. Crump, E. H, Sr~ Crump, E. H. Jr. (N.i\.VY) (.ll.BMY) (NAVY) (NAVY) Page 1 �Gcnottc, Sidney Glascock, Charles Glasgow, Ben E. Goldsmith, Jack Goltmkl, Dr, J. $, Gooch, Cecil Goodmon, Charles F. Grnves, Dr. L. M. Gray, John Green, Jesse Grout, F. M. Gregg, Russell Cunningham, Jesse "D" Dalstrom, Ed Danielson, Gen. W. A. Darnell, Herbert Davis, Hon. Clifford Davis, A. G. Davis, Joe Davis, Dr. J. Murry Dey, Paul Deupree, Wayne Diehl, Dr. Charle• Dilworth, J. E. Dolan, T.• R. Donelson, Lewis R. Dorr, W. H. Dreifus, Fre_d :s. llHll Hale, E. W. (ABMY) , Hallo, Arthur Halliday, W. P. Harrold, E. A. Hartie, J. R. (.ARMY) Heys, Lake Hoard, Robert G. Heiskell, A. L. Henry, N. Wallace Hor ff, Herbert Herrington, R. L. Hirshoimor, Harold . Hirsh, B. w. 1 Hoag, Doon Harold Brown Hobson, Dr. J. J. Hohonborg, A. E. 1 Hollis, Harry Holmes, Horbert Hopper, .A. L. Hopper, Joo Howard, T. P. Huckabee, Miller Hunt, J. D. 1 (MAVY) 1 ·Hussey, Robert J. "E" Early, Georg.e Earp. o. K. c. Eckert, George J. Echols, L. V. Edge, W. T. Edwards, Frank C. Eliot, Dr. T. s. Emick, Harold Ettelson, Dr. H. w. I "F" Ferrell, John J. Fay, Gerald Fiedler, Chris H. Fiedler, Dr. F. w. Finch, M. E. Firestone, Raymond Fisher, Allen Fla.11agan, .F. Joe Fleming, Joseph D. Fogleman, John A. Fowler, Toll Fowl or, W. :s. Freeburg, Harry Friend, A. :s. "Gii Gates, J. Granville Geylor, w. A. Gehri, Rev. W. G. (NAVY) (ABMY) (ARMY) ' I "I II Irby, W. B. Jr. (ARMY) ftJll Jacobs, Dr. :s. E. Jacobs, Morrill Jacobson, C. M. Johnson, J. C. Johnson, W. C. Jolly, Dave Jones, Dr. Robert W. Jones, Walk C. Jr. age 2 �"N" "K" Kell er, Eugene Kir.te;~· Dr. C. c. King, Rev. Fronk , Klepper, George M. Klyce, F. w. Knoff, Edw. M. Kopn.l d, S. L. Kromer, i.•1crrill 1Torvcll, J. W. Nickey, Sam Jr. Nichols, Doddridge (ARMY) (ABMY) 11011 O'Callaghan, J. E. O1 Connor, Frank Orgill, Edmund Orgill, IC. W. Orndorff, H. G. Ozburn, N. Field "L" Lano, v. G. Lathrun, Swnync Law, Sid Loe, Dr. R. G. LePrinco, J. A. Lerner, S. M. L,ovy, Dr. Louis Lowis, T. W. Libby, Frank Lichtorman, Ira J. Lightman, M. ~\.. Livermore, Dr. George R. ( U..:WY) LoP.meycr, J. A. Loomis, Charles W. Loring, Lev Lucas, Fred w. "M" lJiaury, J. E. Macfarle.no, G. o. {J!.BMY) MDJ.o no, J. H. "Mcllory, Lee Mn.xon, Eishop James M. · 1in:x:on, Thomas E. McC[\bo, C. T • Moroln.nd, s. E. Morgan, .Allen Mori~rty, Herbert Mottwcilor, Forrest Munson, F. F~ My er s , lJle,y or I I I I I I I I .I I I I I Me.den, John W. McCourt ,_Loo T. McGee, E. L. McGcorgc, H. L. McGregor, John McKnight, James Malone McKnight, Thomas McWhortcr, A. D. Mccman, E. J. npn I I I I I ( N~WY) (ARMY) (Nii.VY) I I (ABMY) Patten, Joe M. Patton, Wesley E. Pnul, F. W. Payno, F. J. Peete, Russell PenlanCl. 1 Clifford Pennebaker, c. T. Pores, Hardwig Perkins 1 George T. Pidgeon, Everett Pidgeon, Phil Pilkington. John Pipkin. A. E. Pipkin, Perry Plank, E. E. Pope, Marvin Porter, Dr. A. R. Jr. Prescott, W. J. Pyron, Iro. W. Rn.gland, s. E. Ragsdale, F. v. Raines, Dr. Sam L. (ARMY) (.ti.Bl•iY) RD.msey, R. G. Ramsey, Henry T. Rawls, Dr. Geo. P. Reeves. Russell E. Reid, Wrulncc R. Rich<.'l.rdson, Cb.'U'lcs D. Richardson, Gilmer Ri ochman, J. A. Riggan, C. L. Rittolmoyer, Charles (i1.BMY) Roberts, John E. Ross, J. L. Pngc 9 �11v11· Roy, George T~Jr. Ruch, Dr. W~ltcr A. Rugg* L. E• Russell, Edward l?. · . Russell, Dr• George M~ Rychoner, Dr.; R., O~ Vndcn, Edwo.rd N. • Vandez:m.rk, F. l~. Vesey, John B. Valentino, John 11511 Snino, J. E• Sandown; W. H. Schnrff, ~\.be Scha.rff ,.Anion R. Schloss, Gilbert M. Schoombs~ il.rthur Schmeisser, Dr. H. c. Schwn.rtZ, ?forrill Secy, J. I~ ' Sollers, Perry Shannon, .~. V. Sbnrpo, W. L. Sherrod, Floyd Shields; J ~ Chester Sibley; Dr, Josiah Sims, R. B• Jr~ Skinner, J~ L~ Skinner; B.eymond Sln.vick; II. W• Smith, Wcl tor L. Solwj .iUfrcd Spn.in9 H~ M• Spears' ]Icrmnn Springfield, 0• L• Strauss, ·G. : D~ · Strong~· ·nnymond Sulli VD.J."19 'H. P.· $,.Jim, A. LaVcrno (NAVY) 1 (NAVY) Wadley, Dr. s. L. Waggener, .Ari.drew :s. WD.t,-:ner, D. Eu.gone Wnring, Col. Ron.no Watkins, ll.- , G. · Webb, Harry Webster, ·wo • .A. Weil, Alvin B. Wcismrui.n, Walter Jr. Wetter, Henry Widney, ilevt Chr!.s. L. Wiley, J. Brady Wilkinson, Russel Willi:::u:is; O. P.; Willians, Wrn.y Williss, Cnrl L• Wilson, Harry L.; .· Wiseman, JD.f.lcs B~ Wood~ Gcorgo Wood, Dr, Percy Wrey 9 'l'• Cecil Wurzbure;, .L\bo · (ii.:i.iMY) (N.1\.VY) UulM:Y) _. "Y" Young, c. :s. Young, Dr. Thomas K. "T" T::t:."'l.nor, L. W. Tn.to, Alvan T<:+ylor, Konon · Ta:-Jlor, R9 .A.• Thoac.s,John .A. Thonpson,' E. F. Thonpson, L;o K. Trippoor, R•.A. Tml, :Slo.nchard s, Tur:o.c,n, w. F. Turnbull, Stove Turner, Norfleet Tutwiler, c. :B. Council Mcnbcrs nonin..'1.tions at tho Ann1l£1..l Mooting December 12, 1944 for tho year 1945. Page 4 �\::::_~/ p/\.L.a~t./\/V--.e_. I -·'"-·-·-·- - - - 1 J J\r ,. r . . ., h..v ..r,,\ ._;:; _r'\ \I'I '-' (4; .·•··• :S.ALLOT FOR ELECT!Olif OF OFFICERS .AliID COUNCIL MEMBERS-AT-LARGE FOR YE.AR BEGINNING JANUARY l, 1944 ********** _ _ _ _ _ _ _(,,._V_o~e for One) FOR PRESIDENT I Mr. Percy A. Cla._y_t_o_n---- -------i (Vote for Five) FOR VICE-PRESIDEliJTS . --~·~--~~~ Mr. A. K. :Burrow ~~. Edwin Dalstrom -------Mr. W. P. Hallidey Mr. R. G. Ramsay -Mr. Oran L. Cox I I I· -· .... I ---- -·1____ ·--, ,__, - (Vote for One.) FOR SECRETARY Mr. Percy C. Clarke I! (Vote for One) FOR TREASURZR I Mr. I -- Emq.e A. Bizet (Vote for One) FOR COMMISSIONER Mr. F. Joe Flanagan I -· FOR NATIONAL ---- com~CIL REPRESEllrATIVI:S(Vote for 3) - Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Percy A. Clayton A. K. Burrow F. Joe Flanagan Henry M. Clayton Mr. James Seddon Allen -. 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R., "' :!:../ F!>''· i,... yAlexander, Vane~ Jr: f, b 0 tt)._ ~ iJ'Callow, Lewis I • 0 0 ·,, · !)..;., , j',,1 /A~gus, John A. '.Z:;·'3A'./c0£ ,·r~ 1)}anade, Co~. J. w. 4,,00 y:-g /VA.inslee, H. s. J.OO. 5.,,.-),/l/Canale, Phil M. ;,.oo 5 v1Ucott, Richard l~l'.> 0 .t.--Garter, M. O. /,.0,0 . l /I Allen, C. c. ,::d ,, Castle. s. Nelson.=> 5"~ ,/Allen, James Seddon 1.. 00 9.eJ.,£-,?, L-.G-liambers, C. M. t~ 00 ,) [,,...Allen; June D. / 1 ~ 0 ,'j/}J .::-..-0fiambers, J. D. / .. 0 0 3 .'. ·Allen, Preston (9 If. vChampion, R. G. l". 0~ C i.:~ -;/Allen, Thomas H. /,00 ;S' ~handler, W. H. J, Co ,;./Annis, Burton B. ~1,,..~ !~handler, Hon. Wal tor lt~O".l r ;.;Atkinson, Dr. W.R. I.Ob ,1,1q 1 Aristenbury, Fred L~ '~· '-1 "·.Y Austin, John A. [ • ."J C7 '.; ,J 1 ·~'Church, C. H•. ) · · .v-'Awsumb, George ,. 00 / '.· /,Clark, Dolph JtOO ' [. 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W. . /, 0 0 · 41· ,;;Bolton, A. Earleu>· -,,> "' ./.:''.~Cowan, C.H. / ~1 1~Bondurant •.Julian B. ·(Navy) .~:;;:J .~..e3'awford, A. M: Ii. DC:J _r~ t/Boone, Daniel H. :!:,-';, ,;;:.....eres_on, Larry B. (Navy) ,,, .... Boyd. Judge Marion s. hOO Jjf, _,vCreson, R. F. >·-· 1 /-Eoyl0, J. :Bayard (Army)-~1 ...eroson,,T. K. ,Tr. /-100 ;, . . Boyle, Jos. P. 0;-·?1 ,,C,rump, Chas. M.--, 1 ,'./Brennan, J. J. ..r;rJ/vCl"UJllp, Claude M• .~,, . -:Brown, C. H. · 1 /., ,vefrump, E. H. Sr,. ~;_,; .>·-Brown, Paul (Army)~1,~r1JI11p, E. H. Jr. /,,.0() c ':l- ( . ·Brown, R. G. l-Ji ~Un.ningham, Jesse J. O O t/ ! •.>d,•• 1 ~'1' :'...--Drown, s. Toof I, 00 ..~ruce, c. Arthur f ,-t? o"'. . !•1~!/efalstrom, Ed L DO '~ v»ruce, R. G. . t~ 00 ~-·,. S-<i ~niolson, Gen. W. A. LOO ..3 ;./I ./junn, H. T. ftOO , >'l~-~.--1'.larnell, Herbert f.,OtJ :;:., \ , 1, urch, Lucius E. /, 00 (,r.,fJ(.t) ~J/1'avis, Hon. Clifford Ol c. Si11 ?:f: i1 Page 1 �. Davis, A. G. ' · , , '.:;· !/-~ >W Hallidey, W. P • 2 • ,-/ "f-·· -· . ~;' ,~_'.!._ · /\tDa;:vi s ' Joe I r I/ D 'a,.!-·y)!.1,,. t:,qli..--Rarrold, E. A. /, f)O ·\" ~· ,j:;f_rt/Rartie, J. R. .'. _:' ;; ..:-.Davis , Dr. J • Muq·y I rO b' ,/ . ~..D-ey, Paul f; ;~,,~"~ 5 .t..--E:eys, Loke (Army) .-5~) vit'eard, Robert G. /,00 I'./ n~etlL!@j t!i&e [/'. _,,_."~-; ~Deupree, Wayne ·;·' ._r3l1 t.-Heiskell, A. L. /.oo 34 ~ency, N. Wallace I• 0 O t, ~iehl, Dr. Charles /, oo .s..J.1 ,Jiefrff, Herbert /,.0 O ~ y-Dilworth, J.E. /.00 s-q1j...Jr~rrington, R. L. /I DO , ,:~, ':.< ,. f:S yDolan, T. R. . 1 A/ I () A C;-..•:kA»J,;..., '( i ..\:_, .Si"' ;tAJorr, W. H. !~LJ() v-'. ,. '1-,,,. 41~;~~sheimer, Harold t "" f({ ·---.d4 vDreifus, Fred l3. _jj.tp~l/1Iirsh, 13. W. /·O;C> Jr b vHoag, Dean Harold Brow.n I~ 0 0 Aarly, George c. . sri 1 t.-fiObson, Dr. J. J. J•. oo I) yEarp, o. K. J• Q 0 if'J'1't·1fohenborg, A. E. (Army) 0ckort, George J. ft o V N'Hollis, Harry 4, ~chols, L. V. .., . b_ iv· Holmes, Herbert Lr. 00 ,--Edge, W. T • ~.rL , X.;;~ b61~oppe r, A. L. / 10 tJ - ; ~d~ards, Frank a.,, ~""'""'1 y!!Opper, Joe ('"I f:i&_ 4. ,p..uliot, Dr. T. s. j ?_.._, /2.- (J :(ft,vifoward, T. P. 1..90 '·f .-::i -. 4 /!-/Emick, Harold I, 0 D ev~ :; 'JI ..,Huckabee, Miller )·i. j '} S\ _vEttelson, Dr. H. W. I· Db ;-,..1,~unt, J. D. /vi1vans, Thomas A. 1.. 00 -~(',,·Russey, Robert J. (Navy) cJ S. 3 1- Ii ,j'. /I ;3 s- Co.3 74 ~~arrell, John J. / ... 00 / · a,.y 1 Gerald t//7'f_,;i:rby, w. B. Jr. I #'~r~acobs, Dr~ n. /~ 1 iedler, Chris H. E. J.OO ,;;, };. , ,v-Fiedlcr, Dr. F. W. I• 00 vv'~acobs, Merrill (,/1 y-F'inch, M. E. I' 0 0 _5;/~acobson, C. M. 11.C}Ce' k~ 0isher: Allen _], _ <: ~f.t :z (Lt:'.:-1.v-Johnson, J~ C. 1 .~~- ··r ·,.;;,.""1 s'jt--fohnson, W. C. '/~1 "'Flanagc~n, F. Joe c , ,..A'leming, Joseph,D~.L,OS:-, . 4~ 1VJolly, Dave,~2--". 1• , :;'/ ,r,., Fogleman, John .1~ • .J ' . ../-·· _,.Jones, Dr. Robert W ~ ~-c-+,,l-L.f7 ;i/frowlor, Toll J.O 0 ~~·~·P.l.,,; <_c.1 / .:runes, Walk C. Jr. rp-j_ ..::i ' Alf ] w -"• "n ~· f -- v__:,_.,,·/ y.-.i:ow.er, .• 1 .t-....Freeburg, Harry · f/v1cearney, Milton :; ~, ~ricnd, A. n. I'() 0 f/q!~cller, Eugene (Army) -4.•· -~r1ng, Rev. Fr,:ink r· (Arr;w) 5 S 5 i ·!/ 3 . ··-u L).) ~ates, J. Granville ,_)]_¢Klyce, F. w.c:'Jrl· _..,_d-d ~ylor, W. A. /-.f)O ;.---Knoff, Edw. M• /,.,;OD t..--Oehri, Rev. w. G. ~oj;i../Kopald., s. L. !).'.; d Genette, Sidney ,;,2,1.., _).'1 ;f_r,f..YKroner, Merrill j(.00 41 v-Glascock, Charles / / t)O ·</! 0lasgow, Den E. (Arny) 4:'.;: v·'<foldsmith, Jo.ck (Army) lf;) t.faoltnnn, D:· J. s. (Army) 5· L ~ooch, Cecil I~ 00 3-7 /\/Goodman, Cht-1.rlcs F. !~· (')(./ o< '-·'/., t-,/L:rrt.l.VGS, ..<. Dr. L •. ••l. '" J, Q 0 ' ,;( ,_,.Gray, John J .oo ''.)' ~rout, F. M. I• 00 ~, ,;/Gregg, Russell J* 0 0 G.3 J/?1 ,vi.... .J;·z · .. , •. 1 " l· (,,,/ .v-1falc, E. W. lll y1Ialle, Arthur J.,00 (Army) Pn.ge 2 �1--(;;5 V'.Givermore, Dr. George R. "3(2 . oh.mayer, J. A. :• J.OO <:,},~lank, E.- E. y~·~liifl!78 Si itm.e (Navy), (Navy) ~~ :~~~:! F;~~r~~~-~v • /~; ~f ·?~j ~-\~;:~r ~~::nA. ;. OJ~., > 11 1 1 5 ; ~~~: ~ :~. W. J!. ' ~ ;;// i 4~~~~~t i~a W. J • ',~ ~ o 1 7 _,:_1 ~acfarlane, G. !} : .vM'alone, J. R. -- __ _. A/allory, Lee 1 .._. '' o. I ,,0 ~ r'vna_gland, s. E. (Army) (Arey) _{-J_ vkgsdale, F. V. 1 (A~~i ·"" L. Sam Ll d .>-&.ines, Dr. \;,O'"~· ·-f G. R. tRarnsay, ~~ i, O r:i • / M. Jn.mes 13ishop {::!'] ;,.11axon, h\.i'\,·)",Jti·v'. L( :_~ ~!Ma.:Ko.n, Thomas E. t:'.Li~],~LC-~ \~@O 1vRamsey, Henry T. /.1• 0 0 f:xt 5.~awls, Dr. Geo. P. /tOO ;:;;vMcCabe, C. T. f~OD'; .1,1.-~-Recves, Russell E. 1.• 0o --....__ 5 1;~yCamey, ll. F. , .:-··: •v!Ceid, Wallace R~ 1VMcCourt, Lee T. .SI 11..-Richardson, Charles D~ t~ 0 0 cGee, E. L. £.,J.i ii OJ 1;;Richardson, Gilraer ~) t . 1! i;~ _vMcGeorge, H. L. 11+lv1l.iechman, J. A. . £4 ~Gregor, John (/Riggan, c. L. 2( ~cKnight, James Malone· (1100 1~·;'. :...-M'CKnight, Thonas J" 0-0 ,~. ,. , -~-j ~i ttelneyer, Charles (A~y) ,... , I• 00 'i :.~~Y., bl l~berts, John E. h t,'l 0 '·:/. ".":it!i...i,:.~ ,:.....-M'cWhortcr, A. D. 4-:hYRos s, J ._ L. /, 0 0 S() .v-Moeman, E. J. ,l\tRoy, George T. 'Jr. (Army) '.:.iD ,;:...---Moreland, s. :E. (Navy) !i ·• L>Ruch, Dr. Walter A. I• DD '~is 1....-Morgan, Allen / l, '), I,. (Q 0 -'· c 1,,,Eugg, L. E. 4 ~ri_arty, Herbert I• 0 l.1 Mottweiler, Forrest-;.-»:i.}q(Army) trtl..xru.ssell, Edwar{i P. , ,. 0 ,n,., I ,) " t.f.'V-- 1,;Russell, Dr. George M. '• ,_ ..) -c Munson, F. F. d·'L·• '11 J, 0 0 f'-1~.Rychener, Dr. R. O. Do /v . S~ ,y1-1yers, :May~r s) l; o_, ,T -.c11 ;t,,,Norvell, J. i't. 8 ~ ~ --~~~~~i;, :d~~~f~e0 ~ O o Lj.I v..-0 1 Callaghan, J. E. I~ 0 0 --;;-:-.>'O__'Conner, Frank /:·' .:---Orgill, Ednnmd , .. ()0 > ?).. I~ 0 O µ· 1.I ;_.--Orgill, K. W. 5 I /Orndorff, H. G. ) , ~.. ; ·'/.>Ozburn, N. Field f.,O() ,; 1 j~,2,iV Patton, Joo M. h0 0 _c'/ ;./Patton, Wesley :E. J. 0 0 Ft J/,Paul, F. W. 5 ~. :,---1' ayne , F. J. d,, 0 0 /' ",....·'Peete, Russell ~1 '1 /./1?onland., Clifford "'r , _5 / >··1'ennebake r, C. T. /, '-" ,..J ,, ...; ~,....Peres, Eardwig /, 00 >~" i/Perkins, George T. t~OO .1· I: ,~/Pidgeon, Everett J, go~ 'I _: : ~/P~dg~on, Phil · v ':idi~ 1 . ;/Pilkington, John ;..J:_, /''.. p·k· . ,.. . , .'> ·:-/, •n ip in, A• E :jq I ;..--"'.Pipkin, Perry I J {) D • . " ,: 1 .:Saine, J. E. I , o v,. , • /_ 1.J-0 --:~- l· !~,~~~~~;~: ~beH. '1~ r?J~~ ., y>J · ( ~~\ C-e~,\ ~:· , t\'f·~j L;~_y...--S.charff, Aaron R. J ~ '"" u · ~!..-S~hlo s s, (}ilbert M. I, 00 ,'.") 1/$choenbs, Arthur I· oo ,5·Jr;chneisser, Dr. H. c. {, {! .. /~ 00 .) ) 1.:.-Schwartz, Merrill L/ '111--Seay, J. I. J• 0 0 (Navy) · ;,-'~/Sellers, Perry - ,('i r;i I• vA3hannon, A. v. '/'~ ~---S:harpe, W. L. /,, D 0 ~! i .xx... ~herrod, Floyd / .C () ,;;,~I.! L c·, r .:.1··1 !->'Shields, J. Chester. ~: , , ·:)'. L~;f &ibley, Dr. Josiah l "'''>.Sims, R. :D. Jr. e_L s~inner, J. L. 1.00 /,. • >Skinner, Raynond /• OC) 1 !/(Lo Sl~vick, H. W. ~)_,, . ) ~; ~/ :~;cL. . (Navy) :~.)f1----Sn1th, Wi:i.lter L. c·• ..-Sohm, Alfred a~ CH'f i,: I/Spain, H. M. J.,,OQ ·. IJj.t 1.vSpears, Herman t,00 1nj "Springfield, c. L.;J,. 'i '/ o Sy 5~ t.-Strauss, G. D. 1 /,OO Page 3 ,(. ::''', �• <; IJ i,t.. t " ' 1v'strong , Raymond VSulliva n, H. P. I I J.00 I N 3 f ~ Tate, Alvin }·?, ;} 4 t~1"~ f; '/ · Taylor, Kenon J. 0 (,t s·1l ~ Taylor, R, A. ;::y1 ~ 5 0homas, John A., I 31: ,,..-Thor.1pson, E. F. I· 0 0 vThompso n, L. K. I aD Aun,l, Illanchard s. 1.00 Cl 9,. 0urnan, W. F. Turnbuli, Steve I lJ 0urnor, Norfleet J. 00 /Tutwile r, c. B. J. O O I ". )· .vtl'aden, Edward N. . "· .' · Sl «vVanden ark, F. ;.,oo "i v I ~r,i //Vesey, John ,,oe ~:'.3 /-Va;t.enti nen' JoJ;in., . 'f;O O O I /(). [Al _Q..,o_~ w w ,) ,. ' 6: { y·Wadlo;y, Dr, s. ·L~ I' C> 0 ?4 yifaggen cr, Andrew :n. (Ari;w) I D,. Eugene /, 0.0 -;;~·.~T:mnor~ L. W,:2.A 'l? O '~~i(~.,;._.,: I I }J I ~o ~) 1; .:.! ,,.., I I ~ '-I < ' ~= ..., Tl. I t) I (o \ £,;~Wagnor, I 1V Wr:tring, Col. Reano //1tatkin s, R. G, .: '? ,v-Wobb, Harry I• 00 , 1/Wobster, Wm. A. 4Ci. ,,,:,--:Weil, Alvin D. /, O 0 , 3"3 A/'·Weisna nn, Walter· Jr. lo.OC' ·. &q v-Wctter , Henry · /r 00 ~1 0l~dnoy, Re~. Ch~s, L. 1, 00 \fr ,. Wiley, J. J3rady ,) , 1 t) 'l;i. y Wilkinson , Russel (Navy) 5 vWillinn s, o. P. /,, 00 · A/Williar: is, Wray f,,.;.c ,f,/ Williss, CA.rl, L, /.i>o '.' t,' ,_,..,.,-Wilson, Harry' L. J, O_f? } y " Wiscoan, Jan~s D.J1 · J-{Arny) '.,1 f'.' ,v·Wood, George /,,0 O ::.,~:{;, v"'Wood, Dr, Percy -:i..i- J,,/'lilray, T. Cecil f ~O o t,,.,.Wurzburg·, Abo t, Ob :>1 , ,. - w Yoll11g, C. 1'. J~ ~Y"Oung, Dr. Tho1:'las K. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I l I. I I I J,oo I I I Council Members elected at the' Annual Mooting December 14, 1943 for the year 1944. Page 4 � 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 ·~ --·-- ·---. ·- MEMBERS-AT-LARGE :Mr. c. Arthur Bruee E •. L. Bru~ Co. Mr. Lewis c. Cal~ow 501 Medical Arts Bldg. 8-0521 8-1516 Mr. H. M. Clayton Memphis t. G. & W. Div. 5-2552 ee,,.,iCc•• ~-~ ~bl"n. N'i~~ Goodwyn Institute Bldg. · 8-7464 Mr. Jesse Cilnningham_ Cossitt Librax7 5-2272 ~~.J~ Gen. w. A. Danielson Memphis Qu1 1 t¥£1PN1i±er Depot 48-4451 Mr. Joe E. Davis_,,.t+'"" Firestone Tire & R. Co. 5-5621 Col. Mutual Life Ins. Co~""5-4656 μ..?tnr"-- Mr. :Bob Dozier J,. ... ,.Jr-Mr. E. A. Harrold Millington, Tenn. / L. D. Bears, Roe bi.ck & (!lO. / !3fg~ Mr. Harold Hirsheimer /Vl R. A-~· Hoff EH ~Eli."l :Mr. T. P. Howard ~ /' Lake Cormo:r:-e.nt; Miss. . . '""'k7 Mr. FredW. Lucas Mr. A. D. MC'Whor,ter :Mr. Fdmund Orgill Mr. Ira W. PyrQn Mr. Abe Scharff Mr. w. L. Sharpe Mr. Floyd: Sherrod Mr. J. L. Skinner ;~ Mr. R. A. Taylor 60 Morningside Park ~ Mt's. St. Rwy. Co. Orgill Bros. & Co. The John Gerber Co. 726 Madison Ave. Columbian Mutual Tower 22 W. Calhoun ·Ave. ../ 1200 Poplar Ave. v 977 Sledge / - - - -Ex-Officio Member - Mr. H. M. Clayton SUB-COMMITTEE OF EXECUTIVE BOABD Mr. P. A. Clayton Mr. H. M. Clayton Dr. George P. Rawls Mr. Abe Scharff 7-7460 L. D. 4-4570 5-7221 5-2471 5-5341 5-5511 8-8722 8-5081 7-1584 8-0481 . ··------··----------------~-·------ -·-·- --·-·----/ AWAF.DS & RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE Mr. Fred L. Christenbury, Chairman, Court House Mr. Henry M. Clay-ton Memphis Light, Gas & Water Division .Mr. John E. ·Roberts 522 Falls Bldg. Mr. A. D. McWhorter Memphis Street Railway Co. Dr. T. S. Eliot 875 Monroe Ave. 8-4368 5-2552 8-0747 5-7221 5-103) - - POWERS AND DUTIES OF THE. BUDGET COMlviI'.l'TEE AS SET FORTH IN CONSTITUTION .AND BY-LAWS OF THE MEMPHIS COMMUNITY FUND ARTICLE VI - CONSTITUTION Sec. 3. (a) Budget Committee: The Budget Cornmi ttee shall consist of the uneven number of members deemed adyisable by the Board of Directors, but not less than nine, of whom one less than a majority and including the chairman shall be appointed by the President with the approval of the Board of Directors, and the remaining members, who shall be a majority of the Committee, shall be selected by the Council of Social Agencies, as provided in its By-laws, or failing such action by the participating members of the Community Fund. The Budget Committee members shall be chosen as herein provided, to serve for one year. (b) The duties of the Budget Committee shall be to consider and decide all matters pertaining to the allowance, increase, and reduction of budgets, including payments to agencies in accordance with those budget allowances, and all other matters incident thereto. All acts of the Budget Co:mmitteo shall be subject to the finel approval of the Board of Directors. · (c) No salaried employee of an agency, Community Fund, or Council of Social Agencies shall be a member of the Budget Co:mmittee. ARTICLE IV - BY-LAVfS Agreement with member agencies pe.rticipe.ting in the Annual Campdgn Sec. 1. For the purpose of sharing in the joint fund to be raised by the Community Fund, it is agreed by each member organization so shoring that (A) Each participating member shall receive such portion of the funds available &s shnll be approved by the Budget Committee. Should nny member be dissatisfied with the actions of the Budget Committee~ it mny appeal to the Boo.rd of Directors of the Corranunity Fund whose action shall be final. (E) No participating member shall take any action which may alter its budget without prior consideration nnd recommerldection by the Budget Committee. (a) No participcting member shall alter or expand its work or plE:int, if such vl teri:.tion or expansion entails o. future increase of budget, without prior consideration find recommendation of the Budget Committee. POWERS AND DUTIES OF THE BUDGET COMMI'.i.'TEE AS SET FORTH IN CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS OF THE M.EM:PHIS COMMUNITY FUND ARTICLE VI - CONSTITUTIOr.; Seo. 3. (a) Budget Committee: The Budget Com.mittee shall consist of the uneven number of members deemed advisable by the Board of Directors, but not less than nine, of whom one less than a majority and including the chairman shall be appointed by the President with the approval of the Board of Directors, and the remaining members, who shall be a majority of the Committee, shall be selected by the Council of Social Agencies, as provided in its By-laws, or failing such action by the participating members of the Community Fund. The Budget Committee members shall be chosen as herein provided, to serve for one year. (b) The duties of the Budget Corrunittee shall be to consider and decide ·all matters pertaining to the allowance, increase, and reduction of budgets, inc.luding payments to agencies in accordance with those budget allowances, end all other matters incident thereto. All acts of the Budget Committee shall be subject to the finel npprovel of the Board of Directors. (c) No salaried employee of an agency, Community Fund, or' Council of Social Agencies shall be a member of the Budget Committee. 1'-RTICLE IV - BY-LAWS Agreement with member agencies participe.ting in the Annual Campdgn Sec. 1. For the purpose of sharing in the joint fund to be raised by the Community Fund, it is 1:1greed by ea.ch member organization so shoring that (A) EMh participating member shall receive such portion of the funds avail8ble as shEtll bo approved by the Budget Committee. Should ony member be dissntisfied with the actions of the Budget Corrnnittee, it moy appeo.l to the Boo.rd of Directors of the Corrnnuni ty Fund whose action shall bo final. (E) No participating member shall take any action which may alter it! budget without prior considerntion nnd recommerido.tion by the Budget Committee. (e) No participoting member shall alter or expand its work ~r plrint, if such cl teretion or expansion entails o f•.itur<!'l inoruaH of budget, without prior consideration r.nd reoommondntion or the Budget Committee. Chickasaw Council, B.S.A. 501 Columbian Mutual Tower Memphis 3, Tenn. BOYS' LIFE For all Boys PUBLISHED BY THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Tw-o PARK AVENUE June 21, 1944 NOTE: A duplicate copy of this notice is enclosed for forwarding to the Unit leader .• Gentlemen: Re: Unit # 87 Subscription order entered with August issue. We thank you for the recent BOYS' LIFE order sent us for the above unit. Unfortunately we are unable to comply with the starting issue requested ·owing to the restrictions on paper usage. In many instance·s, however, a future benefit will be derived thru creating a more satisfactory expiration date on BOYS• LIFE for the unit. .All BOYS 1 . LIFE orders should expire at least a month or two later than the charter expiration to allow time for renewals to clear thru the necessary entry procedures· in both the Council office and our Subscription Service, and still permit of continuous unbroken service. Your continued interest in BOYS' LIFE is greatly appreciated, and we trust you will find the f'crthcoming issues beneficial and entirely up to your ex.::. pectations. Sincerely yours, BOY ~~ OF AM. ~CA (}...;?-~ /;;WILL.IAMS Subsc~ipt!l.on ·Se.rvi~ COUNCIL PLEASE NOTE: The above order has been entered as indicated, but we are now forced to enter any orders being received with the October issue. Kindly taka this into consideration on future orders and pl~ase help us provide the b&st pcoaibl.e ~ce :£.or all subscribers by transmitting orders promptly. 1 iA ' ~ J J r v " ( '\' 'I '--' .r '-d .... _r\ Jf I :BALLOT FOR ELECTION OF OFFIC!JR.S .Al'ID COUNCIL MEMBERS..:A.T-LARGE . 1 . FOR YEAR :BEGINNING JANUARY 1. 1944 '· ********** I FOR PRESIDENT , ____ __,_(V_q_~e for One) 1· -· I Mr. P-;;;·-cy-A-.--Cl~yton ----· 1-1 ·"'------·~. _____ _ FOR VICE-PRESIDEl~S (Vote for Five) ------·------·-·--·--------- Mr. A, K. Burrow 1---1---·--. ---.----------------- .Mr. Edwin Dalstrom -------~~----- Mr. W. P. Hallidey 1--~-i--·----~--~---·------~-- Mr• R~. G• Ramsay -~~~--~~~~----~~-·--------- [_. -+_M_z:~-- bra.t_l~_c._o ..... x.____....__,__._ _____ ...._._ . . ..... . L ---, ,_ . .. I FOR SECRETARY (Vote for One) I Mr. Percy C. Clarke -I ....,.___ FOR TREASUBJTIR · (Vo.te for One) ............... ~ I Mr. Emile A. Bizot I . ' l ---- -~i- FOR COMMISSIONER . (Vote for On.e) - ,- ' I Mr~ ]'\ Joe Flanagan .. FOR 1TATI01TAL COmlCIL REPRESEN.t'ATIV'.pS(Vote for 3) Mr. Percy A• Clayton . Mr. A. K. :But' row I .. - -- Mr. F. Joe Flanagan Mr. Henry M. Claytori Mr. James Seddori. Allen -- FDll COUNCI 1 MEMBERS-AT~LARGE, as per list --· --- •. I .! .---·------------- 1944 COUNCIL MEMBERS-AT-LARGE Acklen, T. Robert Acroyd, W. L. Agee, G. Worthen Ahlgren, Frank Alexander, Vance Jr. Angus, John A. Ainslee, H. s. Alcott, Richard Allen, c. c. Allen, James Seddon Allen, June D. Allen, Preston Allen, Thomas H. Annis, Burton B. Atkinson, Dr. W. R. Austin, John A. Awsumb, George Ayres, Dr. J. C. Baber, Rodney (Army) Bacon, Col. W. J. Bailey, E. o. Ball, Ernest C. Ballon, Dave (Army) Barker, Judge H. H. Barrow, E. R. Barry, Edward F. Beasley, John B. Benner, Honri Bensinger, Lloyd Bizot, Emile J.... Boatner, N. J. Bolton, A. Earle Bondurant, Julian B. (Navy) Boone, Daniel H. Boyd, Judge Marion s. Boyle, J. Bayard (Army) Boyle, Jos. P. Brennan, J. J. Brown, C. H. Brown, Paul ·(Army) Broilm, R. G. Brown, s. Toof Bruce, c. Arthur Bruce, R. G. Bunn, H. T. Burch, Lucius E. I I , I I I I f I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I i I :Burrow, A. K. Butler 1 c. W. Jr. Carley, Jack Caldwell, E. R. Callow, Lewis Canade, Col. J. W. Canale, Phil M. Carter, M. o. Castle, s. Nelson Chambers, C. M. Chambers, J. D. Champion, R. G. Chandler, W. H. Chandler, Hon. Walter Christenbury, Fred L. Church, C. H. Clark, Dolph Clark, Roscoe C. Clark, William Clarke , F. 0. Clayton, Henry M. Cln.yton, P. A. Cleghorn, John Cobb, William s. Coffey, Ben B. Jr. (Army) Colo, Sam F. Collior, J. D. Collins, Chriss Cooke, R. P. Cox, Allen, Jr. Cox, Oran L. Cox, W. W. Cowan, C. H. Crttwford, A. M. Creson, Larry B. (Navy) Creson, R. F. Creson, T. K. Jr. Crump, Chas. M. Crump, Claude M. Crump, E. H. Sr. Crump, E. H. Jr. Cunninghe,m, Jesse Dalstrom, Ed Danielson, Gen. W. A. Darnell, Herbert Davis, Hon. Clifford Page 1 Davis, A. G. Davis, Joe Davis, Dr. J. Murry Dey, Paul Ile:ft:i es , ·Mw' i:ee Deupree, Wayne Diehl, Dr. Charles Dilworth, J. E. ___,Dolan, T. R. Dorr, W. H. Dreifus, Fred B. Early, George C. Earp, O. K. Eckert, George J. Echols, L. V. Edge, W. T. Edwards, Frank c. Eliot, Dr. T. S. Emick, Harold Ettelson, Dr. H. W. Evans, Tho:r.ias A. Farrell, John J. Fay, Gerald Fiedler, Chris H. Fiedler, Dr. F. w. Finch, M. :m. Fisher, Allen Flanagan, F. Joe Fleming, Joseph D. Fogleman, John .A. Fowler, Toll Fowler, W. :B. Freeburg, Harry Fri end, A. l3. Gatos, J. Granville Gaylor, W. A. Gehri, Rev. W. G. Genette, Sidney Glascock, Charles Glasgow, 13en E. Goldsmith, Jack Goltnnn, Dr. J. s. Gooch, Cocil Goodman, Charles F. Graves, Dr, L. M. Gray, John Grout, F. M_. Grogg, Russell Halo, E. W. Halle, Arthur {Army) (Arrny) (AI'!!ly) • I I Hallidey, W. P. Harrold, E. A. r Hartie, J. R. I Hays, Lnke Heard, Robert G. • 1 Heiskell, A. L. Henry, N. Wallace 1 Herff, Herbert (~\.rmy) I Herrington, R. L. - Hersheimer, Hnrold I' Hirsh, I3. W. Hoag, Dean Harold Bro~m Hobson, Dr. J. J. I I Hohenberg, A. E. Hollis, Harry , Holmes, Herbert I Hopper, A. L. Hopper, Joe 1 Howard, T. P. I Huckabee, Miller 1 Hunt, J. D. I Hussey, Robert J. I I I I I I I I I I I I I r I I I I I I I I I I Irby, W. B. Jr. Jacob s, Dr. :B • E. Jacobs, Merrill , Jacobson, C. M. Johnson, J. C. Johnson, W. C. Jolly, Dave, Jones, Dr. Robert W. Jones, ~alk C. Jr. Kearney, Milton Keller, Eugene King, Rev. Frank Klyce, F. w. Knoff, Edw. M. Kopald, s. L. KreT.ler, Merrill Lane, V. G. Latham, Sweyne Lee, Dr. R. G. LePrince, J. A. Lerner, s. M. Leroy, Dr. Louis Levy, Dr. Louis Lewis, Dr. A. C. Lewis, T. w. Libby, Frnnk Lichternan, Ira J. Lightnan, M. A. (Army) (Navy) {Army) (Army) (Amy) Page 2 Livermore, Dr. George Lohmeyer, J. A. Loomis, Charles w. Lucas, Fred W. Maden, John W. Maury, J. E• Macfarlane, G. O. Malone, J. H. _.Mallory, Lee Ma.xon, l3ishop Jn.mes M. Maxon, Thomas E. McCabe, c. T. McCamey, D. F. McCourt, Lee T. McGee, E. L. McGeorge, H. L. McGregor, John McKnig..~t, James Malone McKnight, Thomas McWhorter, A. D. Moeman, E. J. Moreland, s. E. Morgan, Allen Moriarty, Herbert Mottweiler, Forrest Munson, F. F. Myers, Mayer Norvell, J. W. Hickey, Sar.i Jr. Nichols, Doddridge O'Callaghan, J. E. O'Conner, Frank Orgill, Ednrund Orgill, K. W. Orndorff, H. G. Ozburn, N. Field Patton, Joo M. Patton, Wesley E. Paul, F. W. Payne, F. J. Peete, Russell Penland, Clifford Pennebaker, c. T. Peres, Eardwig Perkins, George T. Pidgeon, Everett Pidgeon, Phil Pilkington, John Pipkin, A. E. Pipkin, Perry R. (Navy) (Arey) (Army) (Navy) (Army) Plank, E. E. (Navy) p~ S7Z2J1 ; jibe Pope, Marvin Porter, Dr. A. R. Jr. Prescott, W. J. Pyron, Ira W. Ragland, s. E. Ragsdale, F. v. Raines, Dr. Sal:! L. Ramsay, R. G. (Army) (Army) Ramsey, Henry-T. Rawls, Dr. Geo. P, Reeves, Russell E. Reid, Wallace R. Richardson, Charles D. Richardson, Gilmer RiechI:ian, J. A. Riggan, C. L. Rittelneyer, Charles Roberts, John E. Ross, J. L. I Roy, George T. Jr. Ruch, Dr. Wf.!).ter A. 1 Rugg, L. E. I Russell, Edward P. 1 Russell, Dr. George M. I Rychener, Dr. R. o. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I : I Saino, J. E. Sandown, W. H. Scharff, Abe Scharff, Aaron R. Schloss, Gilbert M. Schoembs, Arthur Schileisser, Dr. H. C. Schwartz, Merrill Seay, J. I. Sellers, Perry Shannon, A. V. Sharpe, W. L. Sherrod, Floyd Shields, J. Chester Sibley, Dr. Josiah Sims, R. ]. Jr. Skinner, J. L. Skinner, Raymond Slavick, H. w. Soith, Walter L. Sohm, Alfred Spain, H. M. Spears, Herman Springfield, C. L. Strauss, G. D. (Army) (Navy) (Navy) Page 3 Strong, Raymond Sullivan, H. P. T .:-i.nnort L. W. Tate, Alvin Taylor. Kenon Taylor, R. A. Thonas, John A, ----Thor.1pson, E. F. Thompson, L. K. Tun.l, Illanchard S. Turnan, W. F. Turnbull, Steve Turner, Norfleet Tutwiler, C., :S. Vaden, Edward N. Vandonark, F. u. Vesey, John !l. Valentine, John Wadley, Dr. s. L. Waggener, Andrew n. (Array) Wagnor, D. Eugene Waring, Col. Ronna Watkins, R. G. Webb, Harry Webster, Wm. A. Weil, Alvin D. Wois~ann, Walter Jr. Wetter, Henry Widney, Rev. Chas. L. Wiley, J. :Urady Wilkinson, Russel (Navy) Williru:1S, o. P. Willians, Wrey Williss, CA.rl L. Wilson, Harry L. Wiseman, Janes D. (Arny) Wood, George Wood, Dr. Percy Wray, T. Cecil Wurzburg, Abe Young, C. 13. Young, Dr. ThoiJas K. I I I ' I I I ' I I I . ·1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' I I I I I Council Members elected at the Annual Mooting December 14, 1943 for the year 1944. Page 4 co u rt c J L, B. s~ 1\~ 1 J rJ c. l3AHL0T FOR ELECTION OF OFFICERS ~\ND OOUNCIL MEMBERS....AT-LARGE I . ' FOR YEAft :BEGINNING JANUARY l. 1945 ********** roa PRllSI DEN'l' (Vote for One: I Mr. A, K. l3urrow FOR VICE-PRESIDENTS (Vote for Five, Mr. Oran L. Cox . ....... Mr. W. L. Sha.rp-e _I MMrr.. · EHd. mWun. d SOlarvi2i:cqkl - --- Mr, T. Hobert Acklen - - --· FOR SECRETARY (Vote for One: Mr. J. A. An~s - FOR TRF.ASURER (Vote for One' Mr. Emile A. Bizot FOR COMMISSIONER (Vote for One, Dr • .B. E. Jacobs - - FOR NATIONAL COUNCIL BEPRESENT.ii.TIVES(Vote for 5) Mr. A. K. :Burrow Mr~ P. A. Cl~ton Dr. :a. E. Jacobs Mr. Henry M. Clt:cy"ton Mr. James Seddon Allen FOR COUNCIL MllMl3ERS-AT-LARGE, as per list next at ta.chcd - I "A" Acklen, T. Robert Aero yd, W. L. Agee, G. Worthen Ahlgren, Frank Alexander, Vance Jr. Angus, John .ti.. Ainslee, H. s. Alcott, Richard Allen, c. c. Allen, James Seddon Allen, June D. Allen, Preston Allen, Thomas H. Annis, :Burton :S. Atkinson, Dr. w • .R. . .!\ustin, John A. Awsumb, George Ayres, Dr. J. c. :Baber, Rodney Bacon, Col. W. J. Bailey, E. o. Ball, Ernest c. :Ballon, Dave :Barker, Judge H. H. :Barrow, E. R. :Barry, Edward F. Beasley, John 3. ::Sonner, Henri Bensinger, Lloyd l3izot, Emile .A. :Boatner, N. J, Bolton, A. Earle :Bondurant, Julian 13. :i3oone, Daniel H. Boyd, Judge Marion s. :Boyle, J. Da;yard . Doyle, Jos. P. J3rennan, J. J. :Brown, c. H. :Jrown, Paul Jrown, R. G. !lrown, s. Toof Bridgforth, w. D. 3ruco, c. Arthur ~ Q.QUNCIL MEMJ3BRS-AT-L.!\.RGE (ARi.iY) (ARMY) (N.AVY) (ARMY) (ARMY) 3ruce, R. G. Junn, H. T. Jurch, Lueius E. !lurrow, .A. K. :3utler, c. W. Jr. (ARMY) "C" Carley, Jack Cal dwel 1, E. R. Callow, Lowis Canale, Phil M. Carter, M. o. Castle, s. Nelson Chambers, c. M. Chambers, J. :P • Champion, R. G. Chendlor, W. H. Chandler, Hon. Walter Christenbury, Fred L • . Church, C. H. Clark, Dolph Clark, Roscoe c. Clark, William Clarke, P. C. Clayton, Henry M. Clayton, P. A. Cleghorn, John. (N.i\.VY) Cobb, William s. Coffey, :Jon :;). Jr. (.ll.BMY) Colo, Sam F. Collier, J. D. Collins, Chriss Cooke, R. P. Cooper, Sterling Cox, Allen Jr. Cox, Oran L. Cox, W~ w. Cowan, C. H, Crawford, A. M. Creson, tarry J. (NAVY) CrGso:Q., R. F. Croson, T. K. Jr. Crump, Charles M. (NAVY) Crump, Claude M. Crump, E. H, Sr~ Crump, E. H. Jr. Page 1 Cunningham, Jesse "D" Dalstrom, Ed Danielson, Gen. W. A. Darnell, Herbert Davis, Hon. Clifford Davis, A. G. Davis, Joe Davis, Dr. J. Murry Dey, Paul Deupree, Wayne Diehl, Dr. Charle• Dilworth, J. E. Dolan, T .• R. Donelson, Lewis R. Dorr, W. H. Dreifus, Fre_d :s. "E" Early, Georg.e c. Earp. o. K. Eckert, George J. Echols, L. V. Edge, W. T. Edwards, Frank C. Eliot, Dr. T. s. Emick, Harold Ettelson, Dr. H. w. "F" Ferrell, John J. Fay, Gerald Fiedler, Chris H. Fiedler, Dr. F. w. Finch, M. E. Firestone, Raymond Fisher, Allen Fla.11agan, .F. Joe Fleming, Joseph D. Fogleman, John A. Fowler, Toll Fowl or, W. :s. Freeburg, Harry Friend, A. :s. "Gii Gates, J. Granville Geylor, w. A. Gehri, Rev. W. G. (ARMY) Gcnottc, Sidney Glascock, Charles Glasgow, Ben E. Goldsmith, Jack Goltmkl, Dr, J. $, Gooch, Cecil Goodmon, Charles F. Grnves, Dr. L. M. Gray, John Green, Jesse Grout, F. M. Gregg, Russell llHll Hale, E. W. , Hallo, Arthur Halliday, W. P. Harrold, E. A. Hartie, J. R. Heys, Lake Hoard, Robert G. Heiskell, A. L. Henry, N. Wallace Hor ff, Herbert Herrington, R. L. I Hirshoimor, Harold . Hirsh, B. w. 1 Hoag, Doon Harold Brown Hobson, Dr. J. J. 1 Hohonborg, A. E. Hollis, Harry Holmes, Horbert Hopper, .A. L. Hopper, Joo Howard, T. P. Huckabee, Miller 1 Hunt, J. D. 1 ·Hussey, Robert J. ' I "I II Irby, W. B. Jr. ftJll Jacobs, Dr. :s. E. Jacobs, Morrill Jacobson, C. M. Johnson, J. C. Johnson, W. C. Jolly, Dave Jones, Dr. Robert W. Jones, Walk C. Jr. (NAVY) (ABMY) (ARMY) (ABMY) (.ARMY) (MAVY) age 2 "K" Kell er, Eugene Kir.te;~· Dr. C. c. King, Rev. Fronk (ARMY) (ABMY) , Klepper, George M. Klyce, F. w. Knoff, Edw. M. Kopn.l d, S. L. Kromer, i.•1crrill "L" Lano, v. G. Lathrun, Swnync Law, Sid Loe, Dr. R. G. LePrinco, J. A. Lerner, S. M. L,ovy, Dr. Louis Lowis, T. W. Libby, Frank Lichtorman, Ira J. Lightman, M. ~\.. Livermore, Dr. George R. LoP.meycr, J. A. ( U..:WY) Loomis, Charles W. Loring, Lev Lucas, Fred w. "M" Me.den, John W. lJiaury, J. E. Macfarle.no, G. o. MDJ.o no, J. H. "Mcllory, Lee {J!.BMY) Mn.xon, Eishop James M. · 1in:x:on, Thomas E. McC[\bo, C. T • McCourt ,_Loo T. McGee, E. L. McGcorgc, H. L. McGregor, John McKnight, James Malone McKnight, Thomas McWhortcr, A. D. Mccman, E. J. Moroln.nd, s. E. Morgan, .Allen Mori~rty, Herbert Mottwcilor, Forrest Munson, F. F~ My er s , lJle,y or (ABMY) ( N~WY) (ARMY) I I I I I I I I .I I I I I I I I I I I I "N" 1Torvcll, J. W. Nickey, Sam Jr. Nichols, Doddridge 11011 O'Callaghan, J. E. O 1 Connor, Frank Orgill, Edmund Orgill, IC. W. Orndorff, H. G. Ozburn, N. Field npn Patten, Joe M. Patton, Wesley E. Pnul, F. W. Payno, F. J. Peete, Russell PenlanCl. 1 Clifford Pennebaker, c. T. Pores, Hardwig Perkins 1 George T. Pidgeon, Everett Pidgeon, Phil Pilkington. John Pipkin. A. E. Pipkin, Perry Plank, E. E. Pope, Marvin Porter, Dr. A. R. Jr. Prescott, W. J. Pyron, Iro. W. Rn.gland, s. E. Ragsdale, F. v. Raines, Dr. Sam L. RD.msey, R. G. Ramsey, Henry T. Rawls, Dr. Geo. P. Reeves. Russell E. Reid, Wrulncc R. Rich<.'l.rdson, Cb.'U'lcs D. Richardson, Gilmer Ri ochman, J. A. Riggan, C. L. Rittolmoyer, Charles Roberts, John E. Ross, J. L. (Nii.VY) (ARMY) (.ti.Bl•iY) (i1.BMY) Pngc 9 Roy, George T~Jr. Ruch, Dr. W~ltcr A. Rugg* L. E• Russell, Edward l?. · . Russell, Dr• George M~ Rychoner, Dr.; R., O~ 11511 Snino, J. E• Sandown; W. H. Schnrff, ~\.be Scha.rff ,.Anion R. Schloss, Gilbert M. Schoombs~ il.rthur Schmeisser, Dr. H. c. Schwn.rtZ, ?forrill Secy, J. I~ ' Sollers, Perry (NAVY) Shannon, .~. V. Sbnrpo, W. L. Sherrod, Floyd Shields; J ~ Chester Sibley; Dr, Josiah Sims, R. B• Jr~ Skinner, J~ L~ Skinner; B.eymond Sln.vick; II. W• Smith, Wcl tor L. (NAVY) Solwj .iUfrcd Spn.in9 H~ M• Spears' ]Icrmnn Springfield, 0• L• Strauss, ·G. : D~ · Strong~· ·nnymond Sulli VD.J."19 'H. P.· $,.Jim, A. LaVcrno "T" T::t:."'l.nor, L. W. Tn.to, Alvan T<:+ylor, Konon · Ta:-Jlor, R9 .A .• Thoac.s,John .A. Thonpson,' E. F. Thonpson, L;o K. Trippoor, R •. A. Tml, :Slo.nchard s, Tur:o.c,n, w. F. Turnbull, Stove Turner, Norfleet Tutwiler, c. :B. 11v11· Vndcn, Edwo.rd N. • Vandez:m.rk, F. l~. Vesey, John B. Valentino, John Wadley, Dr. s. L. Waggener, .Ari.drew :s. WD.t,-:ner, D. Eu.gone Wnring, Col. Ron.no Watkins, ll.- , G. · Webb, Harry Webster, ·wo • .A. Weil, Alvin B. Wcismrui.n, Walter Jr. Wetter, Henry Widney, ilevt Chr!.s. L. Wiley, J. Brady Wilkinson, Russel Willi:::u:is; O. P.; Willians, Wrn.y Williss, Cnrl L• Wilson, Harry L.; .· Wiseman, JD.f.lcs B~ 1 Wood~ Gcorgo Wood, Dr, Percy Wrey 9 'l'• Cecil Wurzbure;, .L\bo · _. "Y" Young, c. :s. Young, Dr. Thomas K. (ii.:i.iMY) (N.1\.VY) UulM:Y) Council Mcnbcrs nonin..'1.tions at tho Ann1l£1..l Mooting December 12, 1944 for tho year 1945. Page 4 \::::_~/ (4; .·•··• p /\.L.a~t./\/V--.e_. I -·'"-·-·-· ----- ,. 1 J J r v ,, :; '\ \ 'I '-' r \....., h.. ..r \ ._; _r I :S.ALLOT FOR ELECT!Olif OF OFFICERS .AliID COUNCIL MEMBERS-AT-LARGE I FOR YE.AR BEGINNING JANUARY l, 1944 ********** FOR PRESIDENT _______ (,,._V_o~e for One) I Mr. Percy A. Cla._y_t_o_n-----------i FOR VICE-PRESIDEliJTS (Vote for Five) I . --~· ~--~~~ Mr. A. K. :Burrow ~~. Edwin Dalstrom I -------- I· Mr. W. P. Hallidey Mr. R. G. Ramsay -- Mr. Oran L. Cox I ---- -·1 ,__, ____ FOR SECRETARY (Vote for I Mr. Percy C. Clarke ! -· .... ·--, - One.) FOR TREASURZR (Vote for One) -- I Mr. Emq.e A. Bizet I - FOR COMMISSIONER (Vote for One) - I Mr. F. Joe Flanagan -· FOR NATIONAL com~CIL REPRESEllrATIVI:S(Vote for 3) ---- - Mr. Percy A. Clayton Mr. A. K. Burrow Mr. F. Joe Flanagan -- Mr. Henry M. Clayton Mr. James Seddon Allen . FDR COUNCIL MEMBERS-AT-LARGE, as per list -- -- I J 0-f f/--(,..,Jl- ll .. : ,, "-~l'"'/i/~ ·'~ ~d bi~ .. \ B..Q1~c /J-~VvvV L~) ~ :~ .~~ .. l.!. 'V•€-E.f ~ ff·, ~, {).'{, (?i ·/··((.C./,f(-f (( · i "' ·r· , I ; ,....,, • - i I~. "' 1/ " ,1 fl '\~.. /. '. 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Nelson.=> 5"~ ,/Allen, James Seddon 1 .. 00 9.eJ.,£-,?, L-.G-liambers, C. M. t~ 00 ,) 3 [,,...Allen; June D. / 1 ~ 0 ,'j/}J .::-..-0fiambers, J. D. / .. 0 0 .'. ·Allen, Preston (9 If. vChampion, R. G. l". 0~ C i.:~ -;/Allen, Thomas H. /,00 ;S' ~handler, W. H. J, Co ,;./Annis, Burton B. ~1 ,,..~ !~handler, Hon. Wal tor lt~O".l r ;.;Atkinson, Dr. W.R. I.Ob ,1,1q 1 Aristenbury, Fred L~ '~· '-1 "·- \ ·' . l .Y Austin, John A. [ • ."J C7 '.; ,J 1 ·~'Church, C. H •. ) · · .v-'Awsumb, George ,. 00 / '.· /,Clark, Dolph JtOO ' [. I '~ -- "y'\,,-v±. c(J'~"""""V. _,,-Ayres, Dr. J.C. !•00 J~ (,}:_.....e;l.ark,, Roscoe C* f,00 \J:ei'cit .. · (/vClA-rk, William '. t:, ,· "'.i - >:Saber, Rodney (Army) i .'; 1 ",,Clarke·, F •• c. · · . ?:f: h. , ~a~on, Col. W. J. /• ~O ,,, ,:.·&.1:~. t1.yton, Hen~y M. l"Oo. t.:}f·;,J~ ~ /\/Bailey, E. o. /.-00""'1~ : .. 3L...Glo.yton, P.A. /.t:JO ! .. ;'<··~' >Ball, Ernest c. /,00 ·~t- BPj41 v·e1eghorn, John _ / ivOC> 1~\J: 7 b ,'./Ballon, Dave (Army) ·I Cobb, William s. ~/;i //13arker, Judge H. H. f. 00 .??• ,,,.. Coffey, Ben B. Jr. i1 ;...-·Barrow, E. R. I' 0 0 38.j >-·~ole, Sam F.. /., t:i O , 1/Barry, Edward F. .. . 5'1 _>~Gollier, J. D. / ,0 0 .£,:3 J3easley, John B. 1.po .. 1 Collins, Chriss . sf .c--13enne.r, Honri elf if:>tIL f~Ot;, ':,,~l:··~ooke, R. P. t .. OO /'/Bensinger, Lloyd . · , _:, 1 , ·.-C.ox, Allen, Jr. J..00 ---.~,( 1--...... Bizot, Emile A. _ Z:;,:: r?:-,~ b 0 () / .. ., .. /(fox, Oran L. I~ 0 0 ~-:' Y ,;) '2 H/l3o1'\.tner, N. J •. · P~ I ,, ;., ,,.,-...Cox, W. W. . /, 0 0 · 41· ,;;Bolton, A. Earleu>· -,,> "' ./.:''.~Cowan, C.H. / ~1 1~Bondurant •.Julian B. ·(Navy) .~:;;:J .~..e3'awford, A. M: Ii. DC:J _r~ t/Boone, Daniel H. :!:,-';, ,;;:.....eres_on, Larry B. (Navy) ,,, .... Boyd. Judge Marion s. hOO Jjf, 1 _,vCreson, R. F. >·-· 1/-Eoyl0, J. :Bayard (Army)-~ .. .eroson,,T. K. ,Tr. /-100 ;, .. Boyle, Jos. P. 0;-·?1 1,,C,rump, Chas. M.--, ,'./Brennan, J. J. ..r;rJ/vCl"UJllp, Claude M • (Army) · . ~,, . -:Brown, C. H. · 1 /., ,vefrump, E. H. Sr,. ~;_,; .>·-Brown, Paul (Army)~1,~r1JI11p, E. H. Jr. /,,.0() c ':l- ( . ·Brown, R. G. l-Ji ~Un.ningham, Jesse J. O O t/ ! • .>d, •• :'...--Drown, s. Toof I, 00 1 ~'1' '~ ~-·,. .. ~ruce, c. Arthur f ,-t? o"'. . !•1~!/efalstrom, Ed L DO v»ruce, R. G. . t~ 00 S-<i ~niolson, Gen. W. A. LOO ;./I ./junn, H. T. ftOO , >'l~-~.--1'.larnell, Herbert f.,OtJ :;:., \ , 1, urch, Lucius E. /, 00 (,r.,fJ(.t) ~J/1'avis, Hon. Clifford Page 1 . .3 . S. Davis, A. G. '·,, '.:;· Ii 3 /\tDa;:vi s Joe I r I/ D 'a,.!-·y)!.1,,. !/-~ >W Hallidey, W. P • cJ 2 • ,-/ "f-·· -· . ~;' ,~_'.!._ · 1- ' ~· t:,qli..--Rarrold, E. A. /, f)O ·\" ,j'. ,j:;f_rt/Rartie, J. R. 5 /I .t..--E:eys, Loke (Army) .-5~) vit'eard, Robert G. /,00 .'. _:' ;; ..:-.Davis , Dr. J • Muq·y I rO b' , / . ~..D-ey, Paul f; ;~,,~"~ [I/''. ./ _,,_n.- ~etlL!@j t!i&e - ._r3l1 t.-Heiskell, A. L. /.oo 34 ~ency, N. Wallace I• 0 O .s..J.1 ,Jiefrff, Herbert /,.0 O "~-; ~Deupree, Wayne ·;·' t, ~iehl, Dr. Charles /, oo ~ y-Dilworth, J.E. /.00 f:S yDolan, T. R. . 1 .Si"' ;tAJorr, W. H. !~LJ() v-'. s-q1j...Jr~rrington, R. L. /I DO , ,:~, ':.< ,. ,. ' A/ I () A C;-..•:kA» J,;..., '( i .. \:_, 1-,,,. 41~;~~sheimer, Harold t "" f({ ·---- _jj.tp~l/1 Iirsh, 13. W. /·O;C> Jr b vHoag, Dean Harold Brow.n I~ 0 0 Aarly, George c. . sri t.-fiObson, Dr. J. J. J •. oo .d4 vDreifus, Fred l3. I) yEarp, o. K. J• Q 0 if'J'1' 1 t·1fohenborg, A. E. (Army) ;3 0ckort, George J. ft o V N'Hollis, Harry 4, ~chols, L. V. .., . b_ iv· Holmes, Herbert Lr. 00 s- ,--Edge, W. T • ~.rL , X .;;~ b61~oppe r, A. L. / 10 tJ -; ~d~ards, Frank a.,, ~""'""'1 y!!Opper, Joe ('"I f:i&_ 4. ,p..uliot, Dr. T. s. j ?_.._, /2.- (J :(ft,vifoward, T. P. 1..90 '·f .-::i -. 4 /!-/Emick, Harold I, 0 D ev~ :; 'JI ..,Huckabee, Miller )·i. j '} S\ _vEttelson, Dr. H. W. I· Db ;-,..1,~unt, J. D. Co.3 /vi1vans, Thomas A. 1 .. 00 -~(',,·Russey, Robert J. (Navy) 74 ~~arrell, John J. / ... 00 t//7'f_,;i:rby, w. B. Jr. / · a,.y 1 Gerald I /~ 1 iedler, Chris H. #'~r~acobs, Dr~ n. E. J.OO ,;;, };. , ,v-Fiedlcr, Dr. F. W. I• 00 vv'~acobs, Merrill (,/1 y-F'inch, M. E. I' 0 0 _5;/~acobson, C. M. 11.C}Ce' k~ 0isher: Allen _], 1 _ <: ~f.t :z (Lt:'.:-1.v-Johnson, J~ C. '/~1 "'Flanagc~n, F. Joe c .~~- ··r ·,.;;,.""1 s'jt--fohnson, W. C. , G.3 ,..A'leming, Joseph,D~.L,OS:-, . 4~ 1VJolly, Dave,~2--". 1 • , :;'/ ,r,., Fogleman, John .1~ • .J ' . ../-·· J/?1 _,.Jones, Dr. Robert W .J;·z · ~ ~-c-+,,l-L.f7 ;i/frowlor, Toll J.O 0 ~~·~·P.l.,,; <_c.1 / .:runes, Walk C. Jr. rp-j_ .. ::i _.,, ' Alf ] w __: , · / y.-.i:ow.er, .• -"n" • ~· f -- v- 1 .t-....Freeburg, Harry · f/v1cearney, Milton :; ~, ~ricnd, A. n. I'() 0 f/q!~cller, Eugene (Army) 5 S 5 i ·!/ 3-4..• ,·v i.-.~..r 1ng, Rev. Fr,..: ink ,r· (Arr;w) ··-u L).) ~ates, J. Granville ,_)]_¢Klyce, F. w.c:'Jrl· _..,_d-- d ~ylor, W. A. /-.f)O ;.---Knoff, Edw. M • •. 1 t..--Oehri, Rev. w. G. ~oj;i../Kopald., s. L. !).'.; d Genette, Sidney ,;,2,1.., _).'1 ;f_r,f..YKroner, Merrill 41 v-Glascock, Charles / / t)O ·</! 0lasgow, Den E. 4:'.;: v·'<foldsmith, Jo.ck (Army) lf;) t.faoltnnn, D:· J. s. (Army) 5· L ~ooch, Cecil I~ 00 3-7 /\/Goodman, Cht-1.rlcs F. !~· (')(./ o< '-·' /., t-,/L..:<r. rt.l.VGS, Dr . L •. •'"•l . J , Q 0 ' ,;( ,_,.Gray, John J .oo ''.)' ~rout, F. M. I• 00 ~, ,;/Gregg, Russell J * 0 0 " l· (,,,/ .v-1falc, E. W. J.,00 lll y1Ialle, Arthur (Army) /,.,;OD j(.00 (Arny) Pn.ge 2 1--- (;;5 V'.Givermore, Dr. George R. J .OO <:,},~lank, E.- E. (Navy) "3(2 . oh.mayer, J. A. (Navy), y~·~liifl!78 Si itm.e ~~ :~~~:! :• F;~~r~~~-~v • /~; ~f ·?~j ~-\~;:~r ~~::n A. ;. OJ~., > 1 .. _. 5 7 ; ~~~: ~ :~. W. J!. '1 ~ ;;// i 14 ~~~~~t i~a 11 W. J • 1 ',~ ~ o ' ' _,:_1 ~acfarlane, G. o. I ,,0 ~ r'vna_gland, s. E. !} : .vM'alone, J. R. (Arey) _{-J_ vkgsdale, F. V. (Army) -- __ _. A/allory, Lee Ll d 1.>-&.ines, Dr. Sam L. ·"" (A~~i {::!'] ;,.11axon, 13ishop Jn.mes M. / • r:i O i, ~~ tRarnsay, R. G. ·-f \;,O'"~· h\.i'\,·)",Jti·v'. L( :_~ ~!Ma.:Ko.n, Thomas E. t:'.Li~],~LC-~ \~@O s) 1vRamsey, Henry T. /.1• 0 0 ;:;;vMcCabe, C. T. f~OD'; .- 5.~awls, Dr. Geo. P. /tOO l; f:xt --....__ 5 1;~yCamey, ll. F. 1,1.-~-Recves, Russell E. 1 .• 0o 1VMcCourt, Lee T. .:-··: •v!Ceid, Wallace R~ , £.,J.i cGee, E. L. t ~ 0 0 .SI 11..-Richardson, Charles D~ i;~ _vMcGeorge, H. L. ii OJ 1;;Richardson, Gilraer ~) t . 1! £4 ~Gregor, John . 11+lv1l.iechman, J. A. 2( ~cKnight, James Malone· (1100 (/Riggan, c. L. 1~·;'. :...-M'CKnight, Thonas J" 0-0 ,~. ,. , -~-j ~i ttelneyer, Charles (A~y) , ... , i,:.~ ,:.....-M'cWhortcr, A. D. I• 00 'i :.~~Y., bl l~berts, John E. h t,'l 0 '·:/. ".":it!i ... - S() .v-Moeman, E. J. 4-:hYRos s, J ._ L. /, 0 0 '.:.iD ,;:...---Moreland, s. :E. (Army) ,l\tRoy, George T. 'Jr. '~is 1 .... -Morgan, Allen (Navy) !i ·• L>Ruch, Dr. Walter A. I• DD 4 ~ri_arty, Herbert I• 0 l.1 -'· c 1,,,Eugg, L. E. I,. (Q 0 / l, '), " Mottweiler, Forrest-;.-»:i.}q(Army) trtl..xru.ssell, Edwar{i P. , ,. o_,0 ,n,., I ,) -c Munson, F. F. d·'L·• '11 t.f.'V-- 1,;Russell, Dr. George M. '• ,_ .. ) . S~ ,y1-1yers, :May~r /v Do f'-1~.Rychener, Dr. R. O. J, 0 0 i ,T • I o ,.., / _ 1.J-0 -.c11 ;t,,,Norvell, J. 't. . " ,: 1 .:Saine, J. E. , v • ~ ~ --~~~~~i;, 8 :d~~~f~e0 ~ O o --:~- l· !~,~~~~~;~: ~be H. '1~ r?J~~ ., y>J · ( ~~\ C-e~,\ ~:·, t\'f·~j L;~_y...--S.charff, Aaron R. J ~ '"" u · Lj. I v..-0 1 Callaghan, J. E. I~ 0 0 ~!..-S~hlo s s, (}ilbert M. I, 00 ,; 1 .>'O__'Conner, Frank --;;-:-- ,'.") 1/$choenbs, Arthur I· oo /:·' .:---Orgill, Ednnmd , .. ()0 > ?).. ,5·Jr;chneisser, Dr. H. c. {, {! .. o μ· 1.I ;_.--Orgill, K. W. I~ 0 O .) ) 1 .:.-Schwartz, Merrill /~ 00 5 I /Orndorff, H. G. ) , ~.. L/ '111--Seay, J. I. J • 0 0 ; ·'/.>Ozburn, N. Field f.,O() ;,-'~/Sellers, Perry · (Navy) j~,2,iV Patton, Joo M. h 0 0 _c'/ ;./Patton, Wesley :E. J. 0 0 Ft J/,Paul, F. W. 5 ~. :,---1' ayne , F. J. d ,, 0 0 /' ",....·'Peete, Russell ~1 '1 /./1?onland., Clifford - , "'r _5 / >··1'ennebake r, C. T. /, '-" ,..J ,, ... ; ~,....Peres, Eardwig /, 00 >~" i/Perkins, George T. t~OO .1· I: ,~/Pidgeon, Everett _: : ~/P~dg~on, Phil J, go~ 'I 1 . ;/Pilkington, John · v ':idi~ ; , .. p·k· A En > :-/ .. J:_ /'' ip in, • • . ,. ... , .' · , :jq I ;..--"'.Pipkin, Perry I J {) D vA3hannon, A. v. - ,('i r;i I• '/'~ ~---S:harpe, W. L. /,, D 0 ~! i .xx ... Sy ~herrod, Floyd / .C () ,;;,~I.! L c·, r .:.1·1 !->'Shields, J. Chester. ~: , , ·:)'. L~;f &ibley, Dr. Josiah l "'''>.Sims, R. :D. Jr. - s~inner, J. L. 1.00 e_L /,. • 1 >Skinner, Raynond /• OC) !/(Lo Sl~vick, H. W. ~)_,, . ) ~; ~/ :~;cL. :~.)f1----Sn1th, Wi:i.lter L. . (Navy) c·• .. -Sohm, Alfred a~ CH'f i,: I/Spain, H. M. J.,,OQ ·. IJj.t .vSpears, Herman t,00 1nj1"Springfield, c. L.;J,. 'i '/ 5~ 1 t.-Strauss, G. D. /,OO Page 3 ,(. ::''', <; I J " ' • i,t.. t 1v'strong, Raymond VSullivan, H. P. I J.00 I I -;;~·.~T:mnor~ L. W,:2.A 'l? N 3 f ~ Tate, Alvin }·?, ;} 4 f; '/ · Taylor, Kenon J. 0 O s·1l ~ Taylor, R, A. ;::y1 ~ 5 t~1"~ (,t '~~i(~.,;._.,: I 0homas, John A., 31: ,,..-Thor.1pson, E. F. I· 0 0 }J vThompson, L. K. aD Aun,l, Illanchard s. 1.00 Cl 9,. 0urnan, W. F. ~o ,,.., Turnbuli, Steve lJ ~) 0urnor, Norfleet J. 00 1; .:.! /Tutwiler, c. B. J. O O ". )· .vtl'aden, Edward N. . "· .' · Sl «vVandenark, F. ;.,oo "i ~= '-I ~ < ' . .., v ~r,i //Vesey, John Tl. ,,oe ~:'.3 /-Va;t.entinen' JoJ;in., . 'f;O t) O O /(). [Al _Q..,o_~ w w ,) ,. ' 6: { y·Wadlo;y, Dr, s. · L~ I' C> 0 ?4 yifaggencr, Andrew :n. (Ari;w) (o \ £,;~Wagnor, D,. Eugene /, 0.0 1V Wr:tring, Col. Reano //1tatkins, R. G, .. : '? ,v-Wobb, Harry I• 00 , 1/Wobster, Wm. A. 4Ci. ,,,:,--:Weil, Alvin D. /, O 0 , 3"3 A/'·Weisnann, Walter· Jr. lo.OC' ·. &q v-Wctter, Henry · /r 00 ~1 0l~dnoy, Re~. Ch~s, L. 1, 00 \fr ,. Wiley, J. J3rady ,) , 1 t) 'l;i .. y Wilkinson, Russel (Navy) 5 vWillinns, o. P. /,, 00 · A/Williar:is, Wray f,,.;.c ,f,/ Williss, CA.rl, L, /.i>o '.' t,' ,_,..,.,-Wilson, Harry' L. J, O_f? } y " Wiscoan, Jan~s D.J1 · J-{Arny) '.,1 f'.' ,v·Wood, George /,,0 O ::.,~:{;, v"'Wood, Dr, Percy -:i..i- J,,/'lilray, T. Cecil f ~O o t,,.,.Wurzburg·, Abo t, Ob w Yoll11g, C. 1'. :>1 , ,.,- J~ ~Y"Oung, Dr. Tho1:'las K. J,oo I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I l I I. I I I I I I I I I I I I I Council Members elected at the' Annual Mooting December 14, 1943 for the year 1944. Page 4 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 1944 Title A name given to the resource 1944 Chickasaw Council Recharter & Annual Report Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink & Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chickasaw Council, BSA https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/d872e34740a5152672db8bdac398c41c.PDF 05a3164dad624152e797a5c9c55ee655 PDF Text Text 0 F F I CE Form 0-539-3000-1 144 C O.J? Y c· REGION No •... ,,;~ ....... . cr-.-"<r~·<i·· COUNCI L No.:,1::..-.)\.1/ ... APPLICATION for RENEWAL of LOCAL CO UN CIL CH AR TE R for the Year Beginning. July 1, 194 5 NATION AL COUNCI L, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park A venue, New York 16, N. Y. The .............................~J:f!J ~ !lff.:11.~~..l!:Y.. ................................................................Council, Boy Scouts of America, with (Name of Council) . . . . headquarters at...60..~ ....(.~.~.'-.M.B.J..8..~.....h.U!!.1.ll.AR._..:r.o..W.~~:1..........M..~Mf.ffl..f..~,. ......T.~N.!.~C:: ....................... (Local Malling Address) (City) (State) ... and having jurisdiction over (indicate entire Area) ....~H.nB:J....COY..1f.n, ...T.£N1'; ...... ll.i.~.TQ.,,. ............ .Tft:rJ;., .... P.8.t«.~.--.A.....C..OY.liTJ.J;.~,...M.H.~.:lj. ...§.ll.Cfr.P..T. .... C.R.~l.1...1.llh.W.,.M..q§....i:, ... J.N....'.P..®.li:!!.~21.~./t] ..!! ..f!:.!' :. ...e..fl.~T.U..~B.. ....ff.MF....O.E....r;:..ft.D..l.':K.~d.....~:'!J..V.!.~.:rt~ll.. # .. f.Alif.A:-;.., ................................................................................................. ~-- hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July 1, 1945. In justificatio application, the following summary of accomplishments and progress in 1944 and Objective n of this s for 1945 1s presented. Further details will be found in the accompanying reports which are offered as evidence of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibility as a Local Council as required by the By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America, Article XI, Section 2, Oause 3. This application, statements and record of progress were reviewed and approved by the Council or Executive Board at a duly called meeting on............................................................................................. 19 .................., at which meeting ~ quorum was present and the Council specifically accepted its obligation to loyally cooperate with the National Council and its representatives in promoting the program of the Boy Scouts of America in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and By-Laws, policies and regulations of the Boy Scouts of America. 3 . 4~. l@'u.:\!J2.:t1..«:.rt.'.1.::;.~::2............................ signed ... Scout Executive President Treasurer BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA (Incorporated February 8, 1910. Chanered by Congress June 15, 1916.) �I. THE COUNCIL .... 1. As of December 31, 1944; we had .... O.~.cr. Council members, which included. representatives of..f.'.D.!t~ .... % of the institutions or groups of citizens within our jurisdiction· which sponsor Troops or Packs. In accordance with the policy of the Boy Scouts of America, major religious groups of our territory are represented in the Council and Executive Board in the following numbers: Council ....................................Jewish......it..q........... ; Catholic....... ~.. /. ............... ; Protestant. ... Z.8.~......... Executive Board................. .Jewish............... / .............. ; Catholic............. Z................ ; Protestant. .......... ~/.?.?:::.: ....... The Council membership includes representatives of the. following community inte.rests as checked: Business... ~~.i2.............. ; '\ .•.•..••.•.•..•••• . ............~-.1L. ~ . 1............117! "'11...........-..... ; Ed ucat1ona . . ... _.... u.n....z Re1ig10us ................. ; c·iv1c ···'-··············· ; Labor............. ~ D 2. Amendments to our Constitution and By-Laws were adopted in 1944. These amendments have been approved by the National Council. (If not, attach copies.) Yes XJ No .O Yes D No 3. This Council has ................-3..............organized Districts with functioning District Committees. There are ......... O .............. .Districts yet to be organized. Of these we will organize...........C~ ............ .in 1945 . .............................,.~~............... .Districts are sharing in financing this Council. 1~ ...... institutions sponsoring Troops or Packs, and expect to 4. We have an average of one Commissioner for every ..............., .. make this one Commissioner for every.........'.7-l............. .institutions by December 31, 1945. 5. During 1944 there were ............. ./.. .................meetings of our Council and................ 7 ...............meetings of our Executiv:e Board . .............-0. ..........of our District Committees met monthly, (except July and August) during 1944, and the rest averaged .... :.~ ................. meetings. 6. Our annual meeting is held in the month of............. 1/&~.~M.13../;&................................................... Officers and members of our Council serve for one year beginning.......-r..tt.f.l.f,;,:f:j;B...::1.. ... J.i!.,................................................. 7. Functioning of Council and Committees Number of Districts represented on each ~- '!>-~o ~ ~ I l- i:.:i i:.:i Leadership Training ~ x ~ Advancement ....~ Camping and Activities 'a° -~ Health and Safety ~ a Finance A:i:•""'G a Organization and Extension ~ ~ 0 a:;s:;c~~ ~.so Executive Board Cl.I No.of Members for 1945 x ~ Council CHECK THOSE FUNCTIONING WELL x "!, ADDITIONAL COMMENTS 10 10 q ~ 7 ~- 10 Other Committees: u .. II. FINANCE 1. In making Scouting available to the boys of our territory during 1944, net operating expenditures amounted to $ ..~.~~0.,.¥.4D* That we may not only continue, but may strengthen and extend our Council service and bring Scouting to an increased number of boys in 1945, we have planned a net operating budget of $..~.o.,. 4..~.4,..l.7.*. 2. We had an employed Executive staff oL ........ ~: .............men December 31, 1944. We plan to increase this staff by the employment of ..........:.:~'.: .............. additional men in 1945. 3. In order to assure proper handling and accounting for the funds entrusted to this Council, our accounts audited by...7..~T,...!.!1.ft.B..W..H.t;K.,...M.l.J::.«t3..!:M .....'1....'fi:.O. C£ ftra IFl!if:iJI IPMl!t)IJ.o~ &fi~:~('":er"r::r1~tr£ ..,-:,,, (State whether professional accountants or Auditing Committee.) " These figures should agree with corresponding totals in Finance Committee report. have been ---~ �Form 0-1062C-3000944. i REGION NO. 0 YouR Cou:r-{cIL Is ENTITLED ·• ' s COUNCIL NO. To REPRESENTATIVES ON THE NATIONAL COUNCIL. NATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBER 558 5 CERTIFICATION OF ELECTION AS MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA r, 1941. ~l, 1945. Date Jar1. Council Chick&S!!i.W Council, B. s• .A. Inc. State T.~en=rJ~t_ _ To Expire Dec. Registration Service, Boy Scouts of America, ····· 2 Park Ave., New York City. Gentlemen:The Scout"' named below lliIB been regul'!'ly elected a membec of the for the year ending m the eapacity of Dec. 5] 1 1%145 !'resident ol' . He is registered as a ;~ Signed cepmentffig thi' Couneil ~t~ving paid his ChiOkas'w~ S. ~~"I> lfil"''fffJ;~l, current registration fee '- Inc. · ~.//f<q_,...,._ . (Scout Executive) C@~ATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBER Name Tel. No._~6-~0~~~5~7_ _ _ _ _ __ A. K. Burrow n""n.,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ State._ _ _ __,..f.,..,e.... Age_ _ _7~l. .·. _ _ _ _ _ _Citizenship·---~P.,..,m.,..e'4r...,j...c_,..,1~x1__..C.....i._..t..... i_,..z~e""'n_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ MEMBERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL COUNCIL Each chartered Council of the Boy Scouts of America has the right to elect, annually, one of its members as a member of the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America, and one additional member for every thousand boys enrolled on the records of the National Council. The By-Laws require that Local Council certify as to the election of such member of the National Council on blanks which shall be provided for that purpose. �Form 0-1062C-3000944 y OUR REGION NO. COUNCIL NO. COUNCIL IS ENTITLED 5 );. To 558 REPRESENTATIVES ON THE NATIONAL COUNCIL. NATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBER CERTIFICATION OF ELECTION AS MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Date Counci,_l-4C.Mbw1~e.,.,k....a...s...a.... •~C.... Olcumuwc..... U.._,. . .B . . . . __,_,$..._,.._._.A,....,.__.!...n....c....,____State Tenn. .Tan. 2 1 HMS. To Expire Dec. 51 1 1945. Registration Service, Boy Scouts of America, 2 Park Ave., New York City. Gentlemen:The Srouter nruned below lliIB been cegularly elected a membee of the for the year ending Dec. m the capacity of U, 1945. llell)d' . He is registered as a ot E:i.ecuti n ll""ti~~l, cepe"'entffig thi, Couneil ~t~ving paid his current registration fee # P CoimcU , I!, S, A, IP~ ©>'V::::::l'i>. 0 Signed be, , 2 ~[t{Ylbfl.d. 2!~~4 (Scout Executive) C@~ATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBER Name P. A. Cl.8l'ton Tel. No . _ __.b~H=-ll---_ _ _ __ on ...· ..._..Bur""o._.lftl.__..,.Co..._._• .._._,2..,5..,!"'--'W...agn •.>6Ae ......._r_S_t..._._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Address-----~C.... la:...,p.._ ..... City_ _ _ _ _ _ _Jl1,1;e..,11~p.... h...i.us.,__________ Stat~e--~'~•~n....n~·~------------Age._ _ ___,,64..., . .,.___ _ _ _Citizenship_ _..,Am __ e_r_ic~a_n ___ O,_i~t~i...z~e....n~----------------- MEMBERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL COUNCIL Each chartered Council of the Boy Scouts of America has the right to elect, annually, one of its members as a member of the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America, and one additional member for every thousand boys enrolled on the records of the National Council. The By-Laws require that Local Council certify as to the election of such member of the National Council on blanks which shall be provided for that purpose. �Form 0-1062C-3000944 .· REGION NO. COUNCIL NO. YouR 'couNcIL Is ENTITLED ' 558 5 $ To REPRESENTATIVES ON THE NATIONAL COUNCIL. NATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBER CERTIFICATION OF ELECTION AS MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Date Council Chickasaw Council; B. S. A. Inc. State Tenn. To Expire Jan. 2 1 1945. Dec. 31, 1946. Registration Service, . :Boy Scouts of America, 2 Park Ave., New York City. Gentlemen:The Scouter named hclow b., hem '°gulady elected a member of for the year endii'!.g in the capacity of Dec. 51, 1945 . He is regist Commissioner. Ohie'ka i), (,@~~ATIONAL d tlf1!~'1mcil, cepc°'eutiug thi' Council ~c~ having paid his current registration fee 13. S. A. Inc. Signed~~ >u~---~ COUNCIL MEMBER "=' ""m<"'l Address_ _ _ _ _i~l5~·~Ma=·~d~i~•~o~n~A•~e~•~-------------------------City_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _M~e_m~p~hi_s~,~~-------Stat.______T_e_n_n_.______________ Age_ _ _ _4_7______ Citizenship_ _ _.Am_._e_r_i_c_a_n._C_i_t_i_z_e_n_________________ MEMBERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL COUNCIL Each ch.artered Council of the Boy Scouts of America has the right to elect, annually, one of its members as a member of the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America, and one additional member for every thousand boys enrolled on the records of the National Council. The By-Laws require that Local Council certify as to the election of such member of the National Council on blanks which shall be provided for that purpose. �Form 0-1062C-3000944 REGION NO. COUNCIL NO. YouR CouNcIL Is ENTITLED 5 5 To REPRESENTATIVES ON THE NATIONAL COUNCIL. $56 NATIONAL COUNCIL MEMl3ER CERTIFICATION OF ELECTION AS MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Date Council Chickasaw Council, :B. S. A. Inc. State Tenn. To Expire Jan. 2 1 1945. Dee. 31, 1aAS, Registration Service, - _. Boy Scouts bf America, 2 Park Ave., New York City. Gentlemen:- - The Srnutcr named below h"' been cegulady dected a membec of for the year ending Dec. 31., l.945. . He is regist trd i~ (,<\:S>~~ATIONAL cepc.,enting thi' Council ®'c~ having paid his current registration fee :w in the capacity of ~~~uncil, Signed oune n :A: lk~ 7it~.M COUNCIL MEMBER Name"'-_ __.He-=-"'n,..r.,,._'1'_,M~.__,,C"-l.,,=e.vt---=o=n=--_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Tel. No. C&w< -.,,w> 5-2552 Address_ _ _~__...M.,,,e,,.mph.,,.,..,"'-is"'-"L...,i..g~h._,.t~,_,Qa..,·~s"---"&"--"W""a,__,,_t=er"'-t--'D""'i:""rl,-""-""s""'i""'on..._-,____ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ City_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _M_e_m_p_hi_s--'-,_·_________ State.____T_e_nn_.__ ------------Age_ _ _ _4,,.7_.___ _ _ _ _ Citizenship~C""'i._.t=1._..z=e=n'------------------- .I MEMBERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL COUNCIL Each chartered Council of the Boy Scouts of America has the right to elect, annually, one of its members as a member of the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America, and one additional member for every thousand boys enrolled on the records of the National Council. The By-Laws require that Local Council certify as to the election of such member of the National Council on blanks which shall be provided for that purpose. I �Form 0-1062C·3000944 REGiON NO. YouR COUNCIL IS ENTITLED COUNCIL NO. 558 5 i To REPRESENTATIVES ON THE NATIONAL COUNCIL. NATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBER CERTIFICATION OF ELECTION AS MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Date Council Chickasaw Cmmc:il, B • S., A• Inc. State Tenn. Jan. 2, 1945. To Expir._e__D ....e~c-..._5~1-1.-1_9~45~-.•__ Registration Service, Boy Scouts of America, 2 Park Aye., New York.City. Gentlemen:- The Scouter named below ru., been '"gulady elected a member of for the year ending Dae. l'Sl, 1945. . . He is regist ~ @~ c(fjj ~d e~~uncil, «pmenting thfa Council ~couter, having paid his current registration fee Signed (Scout Executive) NATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBER N ame_ _ __,l"'""am=e=s_,Se=·=d=d=on~ill==en=--_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Tel. No. _ _ 5_-3_7_54 _ _ _ __ Address_ _ _ _ _ __..Q. .,o..... mm-•.r.-..ce ....-T...1...t...l..,a..__.B...l,..d'"'g..,.4 , f - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - City_ _ _ _ _ _ __.lf..,A...m,..p,..h. . .i~s....,,.____________ stat.... e _ _ _~!...,e..,n...n,, _•...______________ Age_ _~5....9~_____Citizenship_ _~Am~e_r_i~c_an ___C_·i~t_i_z_e_n_________________ MEMBERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL COUNCIL Each chartered Council of the Boy Scouts of America has the right to elect, annually, one of its members as a member of the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America, and one additional member for every thousand boys enrolled on the records of the National Council. The By-Laws require that Local Council certify as to the election of such member of the National Council on blanks which shall be provided for that purpose. �ftr. John n.. Lirector of Tri;:>lctt, Re:gistr~:tion, B':Jy Sc,:>Uts of ~. ?nrk f,ve., l~r:~ F.m~~rica, Ye)rf( 16, No Y. o The:nk you for your letter of Y:i;.ieciube:r : '/'th, wh1.ch reecl\l'od tbls rnornlng, imd the confinm+.tbn of the fr.,c·t th> t tb"i.s Council is entitled to 5 re::iresenti:itiv,~s on th.:>~ Nv.tfotn~l Council. 'f"&S I arn enclosir:g S certi fice tes f!h')'fdn,.; th><, ir:r~r: v.ln elected to ri:nrr:sent this Cou:·icil -::in thn ilati'.mr.l CnuncU. for the yebI' 1945.. f.)o f·. ~n"OtC til\\1 lrst .tJOVC!iiber thr::t he Wf.:!Jt,ed t.Lcse nt> ~0·.)Il <.<fi> f>O:!'it-ib1e: t;TJ'i OO"K tlH.1 t I h:;. vs the bl?.ni-;f.; I tm wE)r•~ ~mnoing thm~ to you y(~t be•:n serit. i:n to althougr1 the rE}1~istrr,tion the Rome ;)ffiee. to you within the m;xt fer; ~-''ys. '• Gor<lon ~~orriE, tcout fees h~vc~ rwt t·.fi Uowevtn•, th{}y will be sent EX"!ClJti V~J w �BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Home Office: 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. FOR INTRA-ORGANIZATION COMMUNICATIONS December 27, 1944 Mr. William G. Morris, Scout Executive Chickasaw Council #558, B.S.A. 501 Columbian Mutual Tower Memphis J, Tennessee Dear Gordon: · Thanks for your good wishes and I am looking forward with a great deal of pleasure to this opportunity of working, even more closely, with you and the other Scout Executives. I don 1 t know why you only received two copies of the Certification of Election as Members of the National Council. Your Council is certainly entitled to five representatives and we have five accredited to your Council on our books. We are, therefore, enclosing three extra sets so that you will have sufficient copies to cover the five men elected by your Council for the coming year. Trust you had a nice Christmas and with best wishes for the New Year, I am Very sincerely yours, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA. DIVIS-ON OF/~ERS9J1NEL ./ ///I /AM~'/1 JGT/mtc Enclosures (3) �BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Home Office: 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. FOR INTRA-ORGANIZATION COMMUNICATIONS SCOUT EXECUTIVES I ;'K~ ,; \t ,-,bl"( ~ \-1\ ·~ FORMS FOR LISTING LOCAL COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES ON THE NATIONAL COUNCIL JJJ We're happy to enclose the necessary fonns for you to officially notify us of the election of your Council Representatives for the coming year, that is the men vrho will represent your Cou.11cil at the next l\nnual Meeting. We would like for you to notify us as soon as possible after these men are elected. As you know, each Council is entitled to one Representative on the National Council and one additional member for every thousand boys. Therefore, 1 know your Council will w~:mt to elect its full quota. I am sure you will want to see that all of these men are registered and the information sent to us right away. Very sincerely yours, BOY SCOUTS OF' Al"VJERlCA DI VISION OF PERSONNEL ((? (lJlv0~u_ O. D, SHARPE Director. of Registration. ODS:LML Encl. �Form 0-539A-30001144 3 This copy £4r National Office '-• D; Regional Office D; Local Office ~ (Check appropriate box on each copy.) DO NOT WRITE HERE Charter Fee $._ _ _ _ __ TRANSMITTAL SHEET Quot.«- --------Application for Renewal of Local ~ouncil Charter Scouter Fees._______ Tota.________ ___ Region No.---"3"<--·- --Council No- ,,.-.;:i-B · NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. Attached is the application of the._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _t!?.=£tl...::....:l_e~l(, ..=-A~"~fi--£...W'_;;_______ ______ _____Council, _ __.M=--...,,lti~M_...P'--"-rf~f_,:?,-----'-------4Vf--"'f':H::.L-,._,NLS.-~•-for renewal of charter for the year beginning July 1, 1945, together with reports as called for. Headquarters City, State Supplementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following: (If any of the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expected on the line marked "Date") No.te: Items No. 1, 6, 7 and 8 should accompany application, and No. 5 if possible. 1. Charter Fee 2. Payment of Quota 3. Scouter Fees ___,Scouter Applications 4. _Z,...~ (No.) Yes or No 5. Aud.it Report for 1944 Yes or No 6. Scout Executive's Report for 1944 .'fl:.-5· Yes or No 7. War Service Report for 1944 (including Civic Service) ::IE::~ Yes or No 8. Progi;am and Objectives for 1945 .;:JtE-;, Yes or No . Date OCT. ~ 11 le;~ Date II~ e.. I 'L 1 t ~...,_...,_ Date J/E'C· I J.- 1 fC1£1..c.t Date '.TFJN" 11 1196hr Date _enclosed . _________ 9 · Roster is will be mailed. _ _ _ _ _ __ Date was mailed..J~· If. fcrl/JDate Signed~~}1~ Scout Executive �Form 0-539H-30001144 (5) EMPLOYED STAFF FOR 1945 (Please state all salaries. Use extra sheet if necessary) NOTE: Because of its relationship to Retirement and Group Insurance it is essential that this report be accurate and complete. Name of Council eHl~Klt~ftw f!01Jlf~l~ Headquarters City /\1 Le Me H l:JJ 1 /3. s_A. RegionNo. C~mncil No. INC. S 5;,-fj StateTt;JttV. O.eck in these columns participants inRetirementPlan (R.P.) & Group Insurance (G.I.) 1945 Salaries*" Scout Executive W. ttOR.D OIY MOR Rl.l $'-L,800.no R. P. G. I. x x Home Address Assistant (A.S.E.) and Field (F.S.E.) Executives Name Title* ;f. A, HifBIJtllfiMP ,100.00 A.5.~y.,. }( ~ Note: Above named members of Executive Staff must also be listed on Roster for purposes of "Registra ti on" Clerical Staff Name AA. l:nlS.5 '58,klf {i. We>RDE.N' Title* 'IJOOllK~EP~lt "/i.~6:fSI/lRR.. Mt:>5 M 1.s.s FR' ~llJ A . IVl ~r7 • e. w "o ULl..EN a""' ~LE'l •indicate part time employees, if any, by "P.T." after the title. ••Do not include any allowances, i.e., transportation, etc., in salary figures. Bc6:t:;TRffffe $ (8 Lo.oo ~ )( l, ;i",o. ao l. 3.Ko.oo ~ )( 1/iietft&Tt OH 151 l 1 "l..00.00· e/i.-.iP D<RECToK (!)FF at IE E\t H~L de 300·~0 :iac. no ~· ~ �Form 0-539B-30001144 REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE 1944 Name of Council e H ~e BlR,,&w eovtte.uLB e_ ~.8, (.-C-117' Council N o,_...,::::.._:.J>::.....:::~'--State._Tl.....,..t:::...,-N'-"-"--/M_,,- - : . . . - - - - - - - - - - .«1~ t7!'!I ~U1¥11 fPltlfO ~J' Headquarters City Region No, __~.:;.-_ __ QJ!(/f!,, This is for purpose of National record and comparison) (Please use only following classification. 7'/4 ~ Indicate if for period other than _ ~ ~ /, lf [,< l'i.~,2 EXPENDITIJRES-1944 calendar year7'lav; Column 2 Column 1 I. Operating Expenditures: (Col. 1 minus Col. 2) (See Note 1 below) 1. Executive Salaries* -··-·- $ 2. Office Salaries ................ 3. Retirement Contrib'ns ... 4. Rent, Light, Heat, Insurance, Telephone ...... 5. Office Supplies .............. 6. Postage ............................ 7. Transportation ......................... 8. Publicity .......................... 9. Camping (See Note 2) 10. Senior Scouting ............ ll. Cubbing .......................... 12. Leadership Training and Conferences ............ 13. Circuses, M. B. Shows and other activities........ 14. National Quota .............. 15. Charter Fee .................... 16. Campaign Expenditures 17. Interest on Indebtedness (See Note 3 below) 18. Miscellaneous ............... TOTAL OPERATINr: 7 , ' / .. l-~ Column 3 Net Expenditures Special Receipts Total Expenditures $ $ 7 ) 8! o:rt. ~,,,< I £ ··11,1 t.. "i.r ·i?:I· •. li" 857.8~- '-+ ~ l-"J..1 1.r tc. s, s-sc.oo ~·~·l"'l100 g~]·~~. 2SOe~O (.,,b].1 ~ '1. Cl!Jt 00 ~ '2-1..-, L.~ ; ,.,_ ' s-s,or:. 2- 8 s '-.. i 2 s-oo,ot\ 11 L.s'-·R~ ~.,"U:J,ll s_oo,o~ ' !)l.(~4,So ,, l 11 ")'7"1.0l 'l 8'o, $ II 6].e.f..b -v l (,,. 7, 7 8 I) ct' l! '2-rS ~ ;;f?i_'j_. i y $;5.~tlf_ y f BUDGET-1945 )' 7 8'01 f.f' ..!S'OetOO 3- 7 .;, Io li."l.~1lb ~t.f.-0.'4-o ~ /,./- C> 1Y:. Q ~r.":>f).00 5t:X:J.o '() 7 s. ()ti .?t f.. ."-~"<"' ·1~'.00 2i>-:oo 2t...o.S ~o.e t'.'I 3 SI-, S'i,. 31 4 I c.s-~ ~~1--.Ri~ 1-~ 6 ' j fe.1..e,1l1- I 1'-1- l ~50.0"tl ' ZiS"C!l.00 8,6S:Qo ;o, 'vi.., f 7 II. Capital Expenditures:· 1. Office Equipment .......... 2. Camp Property ............. 3. Automobile ...................................... TOTAL CAPITAT III. Total of Operating and Capital (I + II) 70,ot.1- 10.ocl I 4-o.eo 70 10.of..f /~t1t·O ·:..,,.. v "d. "b[.t'[f._o.t...-v . I" l..o, '"llo~ 7 ~~"fl.f&.O.~ ~C>e 1 bl::..' J_ IV. Revolving Accounts: (National Funds) 1. BOYS' LIFE ................... 2. Registrations ................... 3. Scout Supplies ····--····-····.TOTAL REVOLVING 57$" 4-7 3J s·, b·..3 '-14 l:.e:;. o.s" ~ .2 ~c · l S" . :-1 V. Endowment, Trust Funds or other Permanent Investments VI. Obligations Paid (See Note 4 below) 51~-. . l-f2 ~~:>.S:'d I+,¥:~~. OS" ~jK_Q.LS° ll 000.00 NOTE 1-Report as Special Receipts only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., which are incidental to . certain Council activities. Also report Revolving Account receipts in second column. NOTE 2-Campiilg figures should include disbursements and receipts ,as shown in report of Camping and Activities Committee. NOTE 3~Do not include payments to reduce "principal" indebtedness. NOTE 4-This refers to repayment of loans, the proceeds of which have been previously expended, bills and other obligations which have been charged to the various items of the budget in previous years and so reported. *Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transportation allowances. Do not distribute any salaries (OVER) to other budget items. �Analysis by population groups of income from contributions for 1944 Council operation. Income from areas where Council participates in Community Chest Chest allocation Communities of 500,000 or over.........- ................................. " " " $' " " 10,000 " 25,000............................-...... " 2,500 " 10,00Q.............................._.... " under 2,500 and open country.................. $ Total $ $ ~ !.1'~9 t... '" a~.'=-o 2, 11"-/3.2 $ *Did Chest approve? Supplemental'* contributions l-~'18~.t) 0 " 100,000 to 500,000................................~ .. " 25,000 " 100,000.................................... Income from areas where Council does not participate in Chest TOTAL........................... Yes V· No_ _ $ zs;,ac;.oo $ $ ~01_.~o. "J..-J "')..7 i 1L/-.ct1 141-.~$ 140 I /, 5:1. (Check one) Funds for the 1945 budget outlined on preceding page =~ been ra-ised. W I TH fiiX c l/fPTlolf/ o F J\Sow;r ·f~~ NOTE-If funds not yet raised, state plans for securing funds here AREA TnU8\UNf< 1 M&Re'q,.« Aflt-Vt &fPRUfL.. FIN/!tlfC.l(t f'QM Pltffj.lf ·!!Ji THGi ,17frh§;S Budget for 194.6, or next fiscal year, will be adopted by Executive Board about_3A,,.__,.--"--"N'-S.-3V.,_ft._._.ft~:S.,._'_"'"J.,_,,~,_,f,_f"--'..,._'"'"'5".=-"-._ (Date) Assets, 12-31-44 Current-Cash on hand and in bank $ '}., I? g, (,I Unpaid Pledges Camp Equipment Supplies for Resal,e Office Equipment Securities Automobile TOTAI .:3/ 04,'-f..S $ '-5, 2..S'O. o o *Fixed - Real Estate .a '. l- l- S", 0 () .3,000.00 TOTAL tpC,,lf 1.S.00 *Present Value Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-44 Operations-Accounts and Bills Payable$ 2S"B,M.,. ?~ Notes Payable TOTAL Capital-Accounts and Bills Payabl'e $--~~~-- Notes Payable 72.cne..,t.J Mortgages ""}1.t:J)"istJ 2-S:S.)....4. This Council has Trust or Endowment funds, as of December 31, 1944, totaling$ 111 000.t:ts of which $/, oe;c..o 0 was received during the year 1944. We are using (a) Standard Declaration of Trust_ _ _ _ _ _ , or (b) some other form approved by National ·counci.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ A comprehensive Five-year Financial Plan ~M«tT'been developed which has been in effect.__ _ _ _ _ _years. Signed-----------Ghr. Finance Committee �@ Form 0-539E-30001144 REPORT OF LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE - 1944 NAME OF COUNCIL .....e.H..~"K.B..~ft.W.....r.@~.H.~.8-.b,r..... ~.~-~•. A .....a..~.~.IZ 5 .......... •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Region No .... , HEADQUAK1;'ERS CITY............ ffi.!1.J!~1.JP..ftift.~fr·················································STATE.....=r~fh?.0.d.., ........................... Council No ...~~---·· RESULTS IN BASIC TRAINING* As of December 31, 1944, we have accomplished the following toward providing all of the key leaders of our registered units with BASIC TRAINING*: Leaders and Assistants (not Committeemen) with INTRODUCTORY TRAINING ("Fundamentals of the Boy Scout Movement" or "Elements of Scout Per cent .....t.J:..5....f. ..~ ... %; Number with Introductory Training ...... ~ .. .D.. Leadership-Part I") Number re~stered 12/31/44 .... Objective 12/31/45 Per cent .....O...Q ....... %. 1. . . . . . .; 4. S.::.J. . ; UNITS HAYING A LEADER OR ASSISTANT WITH BASIC TRAINING LEADERS AND ASSISTANTS WITH BASIC TRAINING STATUS 12/31/44 STATUS 12/31/44 Number Registerod HAVE COMPLETED APPROPRIATE BASIC TRAINING* Number Scoutmasters l ~D $ Assistants "') ll (j ~"'") .. <;::ubmasters .~I Assistants )~ Air Scout Leaders Assistants ExElorer Leaders l !4 , u % ~/,,, J.J 131-'1, fil Number % Registered Boy Scout Troops & Neighborhood Patrols & Lone Scout Tribes .So u 2.0 Packs & Neighborhood Dens '-1-0 Ships & Sea Scout Patrols 3 ~. I JI Mates Ol81'b Air Squadrons & Patrols Asst. Leaders ;ll:l Grand Total u.51 Jf/, 2 ~o cxs ~~ ~ ~ 19' I?- 37.7 ,_,r \Sb ~ f ..... tq "'- . 2 ) 2 ~ Rover Crews Rover Leaders }J 9 % % ~o Assistants Total Leaders Number Objective 12/31/45 Explorer Troops & Patrols Assistants Skippers Have a Leader or Ass't. with Appropriate Basic Training Objective 12/31/45 1)2 -3f. ~ ~ !,... q ?1 f ~li'f'O l ;2 • .;),, "l. :.!l n.I~ '- -,€' 6"· I Total Units & Patrols *BASIC TRAINING means completion of the appropriate training for each program as follows (or former equivalents): a. Scoutmasters and Assistants-Scoutmasters' Course or Elements of Scout Leadership, Parts I and II, or former equivalent. b. Cubmasters and Assistants-Cub Leaders' Training Course or Elements of Cub Leadership. c. Skippers and Mates-Skippers' Course or Elements of Sea Scout Leadership. d. Explorer Leaders and Assistants-Explorer Leaders' Course. e. Air Scout Leaders and Assistants-Air Scout Leaders' Course. f. Rover Leader and Assistants-Rover Leader Course or 1, 3, or 4 above. Note: Credit Leader with basic training only if he has had the course for tlie prog,ram being reported. UNITS WITH LEADERS TRAINED IN OUTDOOR WORK a. Troops* (not including Sea Scout Ships) having at least one leader with training in Campingcourse in "Troop Camping," or "Elements of Scout Leadership-Part III" (Short Term Camping) b. Sea Scout Ships and Patrols having at least one leader with training in "Sea Scout Camping and Cruising." . . . . ..l. t . . . . . . . COMMISSIONERS WITH TRAINING a. Number registered Commissioners b. Have completed a Commissioners' Training Course. c. Have basic course for unit leaders, but not Commissioners' Course. Number .......... Number .......... LEADERS WITH SCOUT EXPERIENCE Had Scout experience starting wit.h Tenderfoot Rank. Number ..a,D..O $ . ,. . ::G. . . STATUS 12/31/44 Number ......~,?::~· OBJECTIVE 12/31/45 Percent.... ../.tf..~ Number................ Percent ............~ . . . . . .~.£ . . % 4:.i+LL/. :::::::::::::~:~:~ . .7 2-. Percent ... Percent ...~..:0.1. :'.?:i Percent .. "........ &.tr. . % 4+, . t./.J:!J The above inform~tion and that on the reverse side represent our Training Report for 1944 and our plans for 1945. SIGNED............................................................................................................................................ Chairman, Leadership Training Committee DATE........................................................................ SIGNED•....................................................................... SCOUT EXECUTIVE �1944 TRAINING RECORDS AND 1945 OBJECTIVES "FUNDAMENTALS OF THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT," the Introductory Training Session for all leaders of Scouting-Council and District officers as well as unit leaders. During 1944 this Council conducted this session........ :.... times with ________:} __~______ Jeaders receiving the training. 3...... · Approximately the following percent of leaders have completed this Introductory Training or its pr~ious equivalent. Council Members~;!$' __ 0.tJ:f___ % ; Board Mem~ers~~s--Ol-!L/f. % ; District Committeemen _______ ,_..,t---i-&. o/~ Commissioners ____ ?J_tf.~e__'{._____ % ; Merit Badge Counselors.~.':'.-~-*--------% ; Troop and Pack Committeemen?_} _______ Z:!.'.L %. g)...·3 ~00 . '-/-- 1945 1944 No. of COURSES CONDUCTED BASIC Scoutmasters' Course -~ TRAINING Cub Leaders' Training Course :2_ No. of CERTIFICATES ISS1JED CHECK COURSES PLANNED ../ 5:0 '.2. b '. ./ CERTIFICATES AND AWARDS-1944 1. Number of different men receiving cer- Skippers' Course tificates ----·----------·------9.--'----·---------··--·---(Do not include Introductory Sessions) Explorer Leaders' Course Air Scout 'Leaders' Course 2. Training Awards issued Commissioners' Course y' OUTDOOR Troop Camping ./ TRAINING Short Term Camping (Elements III) Scoutmasters' Keys --·-··-·-------·-·--Q........,. Scouters'Trammg .. A ds -------"-----------· ,.;;, war Skippers' Keys ·--------------·----------__/;;___________ TOTAL Sea Scout Camping and Cruising OTHER Health and Safety TRAINING Standard First Aid v ' Advanced Course or former Principles Course ·----·-·---------·--·····----.Q__________ UNIVERSITY COURSES The following courses have been conducted in colleges, seminaries, etc., located in this Council. These courses and certificates issued are included in the Council totals. Emergency Service (Leaders) Name of School Pack Organization Troop Organization ..,/ Merit Badge Counselors No. CertifiCourses cates - - Yes Troop Committeemen x x Course Leader Certificate Other Courses s TOTAL COURSES AND CERTIFICATES J ~ THE TRAINING COMMITTEE AND ITS OPERATION Membership of the Council Leadership Training Committee consists of__ '. ____ _!__l, _________ men and includes----~-------------· District Representatives and ______ J_~---·-------members·at-large. The Council has ________J ___________ Districts, otAvhich_. ________ J_ __________ have District Training Committees. Training Commit- :.k. . . . . tee Meetings Held 1944: Council... ... .District.. .....D. ......... . The Council uses volunteer course directors or instructors in the following courses (check v) : Scoutmaster... X----------· Cub· Leaders' Course (or Elem. of Cub Leadership )-----X.-----• Skipper______________ , Camping____ ).( ______ , Health and Safety.. X.~---, Principles ______ Other Courses _____ .}( _________________________·~~~------,----------------------------------------------------------------------------------·--···-------··--·· . The Committee and Executive Staff have given these course leaders special instruction through the following (check v) : Faculty Courses or Institutes ____________ , Persona(Conferences ___ )(. ________ , Regional Institutes for Trainers...X----------· Does the Committee have available a training inventory which indicates, by Districts, key leaders with and without training? Yes ____________________ ND----~---·······-· x ______, Training in 1944 was conducted la~gely on a District basis .......................... ., Council basis.... X ................. . College Credit I No �(p If I 60 /, la ......,.._ __ ...__-~ -- �Form 0-539D-30001144 REPORT OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE - 1944 Name of Council -~fUG-KR6AW M Headquarters City f.tn1/lfeoi.., CM !Pitta ~Y fl, REGION .5 IL fNt!, State No.~S _ __ COUNCIL No.65"8 Tr;:.rN/ft.11" RECORD OF YEAR-ROUND CAMPING-JAN. 1 to DEC. 31, 1944 Based on the newly revised By-law re Duties of the Troop Committee, and "Troop Camping Objectives," please state below the number of Troops as of December 31, 1944 you' consider are in Groups 1 and 2 : .................J.../.............Troops GROUP 1: Number of Troops with an effective Camping Program (Total of ten days and nights camping during the year.) ............l'?/.J.~% % of Troops with effective Camping Program 1 GROUP 2: A: Number of Troops doing some camping but not up to the standard of Group 1 ....................7. . tf:... . . Troops .....................;f~........Troops B: Number of Troops doing NO camping .........1..§:.'i.......Troops TOTAL ABOVE GROUPS (Check with Org. and Ext. Committee report, "Total Troops, Dec. 31, 1944") •Troops=Troops, Ships, Neighborhood Patrols Explorer Troops, Tribes; Rover Crews Membership, Julie 30, 1944 was ..... J..4 . 1...........Troops*,./Jj./..8... . . . . Scouts. "Total belonging during the year": .. ~.!f.,S. kcouts ("5) YEARLY SUMMARY COUNCIL SUPERVISED CAMPING Include Tours, Cruises, Camporees, Agricultural Service Camps, etc. Do Not Include Scouts from other Councils Long Term (*1) Short Term (*2) A. CHARTERED TROOPS I. On Council Site 1. Number of Troops..__2. Number different Scouts..... _.. 3. Number Troop Scouters....·-···· 4. Number Scout Days .(*3) ...... ~ 2- I 4.l ¢:. 1- II. Off Council Site 1. Number of Troops....·-····-····-····· 2. Number different Scouts........ - 3. Number Troop Scouters...·-····· 4. Nuniber Scout Days (*3) ..... -' tc.:; . 7..'fi.1.: Scouts Camporees (Council - ~). Agricultural Service Camp . . Forest . . . ------------ Scouts . . IJSt>f :to,,.... l~,:S4., 0 - - -- Tours Outside Council .. . . . . . . II. Off Council Site 1: Number different Scouts. xx xx xx xx 2. Number Scout Days (*3) ...·-···· ------------ Scouts ------------ Scouts . l~L'-1. Total Negro Scouts, June 30, 1944 xx xx xx xx Scouts . . . . ------------ Scouters Number of Tours . . . . -------·---- Tours Philmont . . . . ------------ Scouts , .. . . . . . . - . ....................... Scouters Negro Scouts in Long Term Camps I. On Council Site 4-8.0 1. Number different Sc:;outs.....-. 2. Number Scout Days (*3) .......... ';,~8~- ------------ Senior Scout Outdoor Events B. PROVISIONAL TROOPS C. TOTALS I. Number different Scouts (*4)" II. % of MembershifJ (*5') ....·-····-·· III. Number Scout Days (*3) ...._. Included in Yearly Summary are: J. . ~<>'.°'."'" .. .. f -~""! .... Scouts Scouts Yes)(.... ; No...... Separate Camp for Negro Scouts PROGRAM 1944 Outdoor program included the following: (Check) Senior Camping......... ; Cub "Outings" (on family, den or pack 5·01 '~l~~:2'Y l 8.t:> J '")Id t 1 l~i :)°'bO basis) ..X; Winter Camp..'-(; Sea Scout CrµisesX.. ; Summer Activities (other than Camping) ...X .... ,I ( *1) Camping periods of six consecutive days or more should be reported under Long-Term. ( *2) Camping periods of less than six days and not less than overnight should be reported under Short-Term. ("3) A Scout Day is twenty-four hours or.less including overnight. (The classification Scout Days is utilized here in order that the volume of camping can be related to the number of individual Scouts participating. This will indicate the average number of days each Scout is camping. The Local Council effort should be to increase the number of camping days per Scout as well as to increase the number of Scouts camping;) (*4) The total on this line is different Scouts camping during the year. It will not necessarily equal the sum of the attendance in the four previous classifications. (Estimate i£ necessary. ) (*5) In computing the percentage of Long-Term Camping for the year, divide.the number of different Scouts camping by the June 30 membership. In computing the percentage in Short-'l'erm Camping for the year, divide the number of different Scouts camping by the "Tota~ Belonging During the ,Year" membership. The "Total Belonging" equals the "Number on record at the Beginning of the Year" plus the "New Durin"g the Year" plus Scouts separai;ed prior to 1944 and re-registered in 1944. This should agree with Scout figure in first table on page 3, Section III of Charter Application. , �1944 FINANCIAL STATEMENT-CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL Council budget appropriation for camping Capital Expense $ .... ~V........ Total expended for camping Capital Expense I $..... l-~J. .(C/'.}.~;{.:: ... OPERATING RECEIPTS: OPERATING EXPENSE From Camper fees ·····-····-·-·-····-····-····-·-·····$.. ~,,?J..f...'l.1..D$' From other sources (Canteen etc.) ...... $.........a..~.1,,.. .ff..~ Total above items ·····---····-····-····--·-·-····-····-·····--······ " (Enter this figure in Finance Com. report, Col. 2) Original Budget appropriation for Camp Operation...... Total Receipts ---·-···--·---··-·--··-·-····-···-·-·--··(A) Operating Balance (A-B) ~~'°~~h~·····-···-····· Camp accounts (were) (~) For For For For $..'1JJr.."fk:.f/?..,J!.-:J Food by Council --·---·-·--··--------Transportation by Council --·---·-·-·-····----··--· Salaries and Wages --··-·-·-···-·--·-·--····-···-·--···-·-Income producing sources (canteen, etc.)-··-·--·-- d,,..~~-·Sl" $.._.!._!!!_~ $........!J...tf!l,.f.t;.i" $..._.-==::.. __ Other Operating Expenditures --·-·--·-·-·--·--···-·--· $..•.Ji..:l':...~:j~lb. Total Operation Expense, including Accounts and Bills Payable ........................................................................... ( B) $....·-··········--·-·········· $.. $........~..1.&....71.!/ &;'·1.:9..'!..o audited on...~..... ~.. ~'8..l..f.~{.j(.:- o.~· JifirtY--·:.. ,_ ~71 ~"·· ......................194......, byV~-·····#"····-·······-~·ir-·······-·-··--'····Pubhc Accountants PHYSICAL FACILITIES (List only changes since December 31, 1943) VALUATION CAMP NAME I CONTROL* I Land I Bldgs. Type of Camp•• Used year around Equipment I I I I • State whether .site is: (I) Owned by Council (if mortgaged or other indebtedness state amount), (2) Leased (state from whom and length of term), ( >) Rented from year to year (state amount of rental), (4) other (describe). State whether site is used for (I) Long•term, (2) Short•term, (3) Wilderness Camp, etc. ** Were plans for any of the above submitted to the Camping and Activities Service, Engineering Service, or Health and Safety Service for advice and help? Please specify -·-·-·--.-·-··-·•·-···--·-·-·--·-·-···-··-·--·-···-·-·-·-·-···-·---·-··-····-·-·-··-··--·-·-·-·-·-·-····-·-·-····-····-····-·..--·-··--·--···--··----·-····-,···-·-·-···-····-·-····-·······-··········-···-····-····-·-- . Camp Director r. PERSO~EL ·-·-·-~_N....._. ~---·-·-·--·-·-·-·-·-·--·····-····-·-·-·-·-D1d . ' )1~ . . he have Camp Directors comffilss1on 7...--···---····--=-·-·············-··-····-····-····-····-··- If more than one camp)J operate.sJ.-list add.itional directors below. Of. r!Jl, . /~A4!:U.1!.~ NN::bb:: :: State if they hold Camp Director's c;ommissions. CAMP STAFF •·ycirt:'. ::~vr~si~almpSc~=~~~~~~~····:~;~·~·::::::::::::::::::::·.:::::::::::::::.·.·.·~.··i:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·.:·.:::.·:::::.·::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::.·::::.··.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::00: many many Adults (over 21)? ......................................... . -::p.:::. were Adults (over 21 ) ?............................ .. How many of Central Staff are older Scouts? ...... ~ ............... . APPRAISAL OF CENTRAL CAMP STAFF NAME Camp · Position I Would you Re· appoint? If not• Scouting Connection I QUALITY OF SERVICE Exe. Good I Aver. Fair I Poor Number of Weeks on Staff I I Rote of Pay Per Week (If necessary, attach sheet with names and appraisal under headings above.) • It you would not recommend reemployment, send in full particulars. Further comments: -···-···-····----~----·--··-····-···--·-·-·-·-····--·-·-·-·-·--····-··--·---·-·---·--···-------Date-...'...-----··-·~.. ---·--·--·-- 19___ _ (Signed) -··-····-····-····-·····--····-···.:_--···-·-·-·-·----····-···-····-·--····--····--·-··-·-····--·-· ---·-- -·-·-·-··--··----·---------------·-·---····-·······-·--·-·-····-····-·······-·- · · Chairman, Camping and Activities Committee Street.--·········--····-····-·-·--····-···--·----···---··-···-···-·-·-·-·--· · Scout Executive Note: Attach copies of camp bulletins, reports, special program features, photos, etc. City.·-······-····---·-··-····-·-··--·----·---State...._______ _ NOTE: Civic Service and Special Events are covered elsewhere in the Council report. �s ~ . g 8 g g ~ ~·.·- ~ 8 ~ x x 7 Jr $ )( \; x I )( I 1/'1· 'f ~f £1'f' '1 "' LI- & '-/,. 00 '"'·~-0 �Form 0-539G-30001144 REPORT OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE ...:·1944 Name of Council. ........C..H.J..C..f.C!t.~8."'.......... C..O.. U./l..~.l..!:-.g. ..... lf2.::..~::... !1!. . ...f.lJ..~. ~.......................... Headquarters City .......................fY.l.JC.11.P..H..ti;.. ..............................................State ....T..~N../N..,,.......................:.. . 1 Region No• ..$. .. .... . Council No. . .$.~ .. . The following report presents the activities and accomplishments under the direction of this Committee during the year 1944, covering the three major aspects of our Health and Safety program, i.e., Protection, Education and Service. 1. The membership of this Committee includes............. ..X............ .District Health and Safety Chairmen and the following technical experts, as checked: Safety....,)(........ ; Public Health..... )(....... ; Medicine...... X ...... ; Aquatics.................. ; Fire Prevention.................. ; Firearms.... )( ....... ; First 4,id...... X. ...... ; Emergency Service.................. ; Farm Safety.................. ; Mountaineering................... · 2. During 1944 the meeting places of............ Q ............of our Troops and other Units ( .................. % ) were inspected under the direction of this Committee. Standard inspection form No. 1153 was not used. WM> 3. During 1944 an inspection of the Council camp ~ made by the Committee with _________ 4 ________ members participating. .............Q ............Troop Camps, off the Council campsite, were held during the year, of which.....................were inspected by the Committee. 4. Procedures to insure that all carriers used for the transportation of Scouts on Scouting activities were in proper condition for such uses, with adequate insurance coverage, ~h been in effect during 1944. , ave 5. The plan for medical examination of new Scouts is in effect in............O .........of our Troops ( ........................ %) Form No. 1154 is ?ot used. 'ti. 6. Pre-camp medical examination· is required for all who attend the Council camp as checked: Scouts .... A .......; Camp Leaders ......~....... ; Food Handlers......).(........ Form 952 and 952A ~ used. are Recheck of Scouts, Leaders and Food Handlers ~ made by a medical doctor after arrival at camp. ' 1S 7. .........Q ........Training courses in Health and Safety were given by this Council during the year with....................... :different Scouters having completed the course. 8. We have an Emergency Service Corps of Senior Scouts with....... ,.......Q .................qualified members. We h~t a Mobilization Plan. 9. All cases of serious or fatal accidents or illness involving Scouts, Scouters, or guests incident to Scouting activities in this Council during 1944 have been promptly reported to the National Council, with the following exceptions with reasons ............................... .. ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 10. We have cooperated with the following local Health and Safety agencies in their activities........71..H..!f.~l#..;f..... f:.<'-..~N.LY... ..................I.~ . r.;;..~.tt.e..u. . i.,...o..~1..~........~.~t~.:!.~.;:..............A. ~~f.f!.6..1.R...........R.EV.. . . . . ~.ff.~.~........................................................................ 11. Our Program as planned for 1945 includes the following, as checked: a) Complete ·organization of Committee including all technical experts and chairmen of District Health and Safety Committees........... X,.................... b) Medical examination of new Scouts in....................................Troops which is.............................. % of all our Troops. c) Program of Inspection as checked: Troop and other Unit meeting places.................. ; Council and Troop Camps... )(........ ; All transportation equipment........ X ....... ; Sea Scout watercraft.....iK ..................... d) Emergency Service Corps...........................with........................... qualified members by December 31; Mobilization Plan............................ e) Training Courses in Health and Safety..........X............... (No. of courses.....l.................. ). Signed ................................................................................................................................................ Chairman. Health and Safety Committee �(U{; ._ Form 0-539F-30001144 ..... REPORT OF ADVANCEMENT COMMITIEE-1944 Headquarters City _ __!M~. ~~~M-=P..!ft-"--'-f""5,___._1_,E=-,.,,._,,.N~.H-"-"-.----------1 Name of Council c M uCtt R ~&w eoc,«./l,N(OLg B,'5l ,/HH,tate-----1T<--'ia:'-';"--"--;.-'-Ulf_4I,_.-LCo.:.:..:un=cil:......::N:..:..o:.:.·-=.:£=c5=rt====-· ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY, (Scouts-not badges) Get this information from perpetual .. Inventocy (Form No. 4102D, 41020 and 4102S). Qualified During 1944 MERIT BADGE RECORD Indicate below the number of each of the Merit Badges earned during the year 1944 Enrolled Dec. 31, 1944 .g . .g 8z Tenderfoot First Class* Total Scouts ci 8Z I-Aerodynamics* ..................... ________;$_________ 2-Aeronautics* ............................. .l.~----·--·3-Agriculture• ......................... 4-Airplane Design* ........ ,....... -·················5-Airplane Structure•· ..............3...... ~-6-Angling ............................................!f......... 7-Animal Industry• ............ ------~---·-···· -6::-0---J-o_ur_n_al..,.,i,....sm-..-...-....-...-....-...-....-...-....-:-..-..-..-...-.2,,.....-..-... 61-Landscape Gardening ............. 0 ........ 62-Leathercraft* ...................... ·--------.8 ........ 63-Leather Work• .............................4........ 64-Life Saving .................................. 6.4........ 65-Machinery .........................................2........ 66-Marksmanship .............................$ ........ 11-Astron.omy ..................................... ......... 48 12-Athletics ................................. ---------·-········ 13-Automobiling .~ .................. 14-Basketry• ......:.........................: ................... 15-Bee Keeping• ............................. ?...~-----16-B~.ef Production• ............ 17-Bird Study ...................................... ........ 18-Blacksmithing• ....................... '44 ........ 6 19-Bookbinding• :.................... --------3"········ 70-Music• ........................................... .25........ 71-Nut Culture ...................................0........ 72-Painting* ..................................... 24........ 73-Pathfinding• ................................112........ 74-Personal Health• .....................1.31........ 75-Photography* ................................2....... . 76-Physical Develop.....................3.5........ 77-Pigeon Raising .......................... JL .... . 78-Pioneering ..................................... .:40........ --·····l···-···· Seconddass 1E~~==~::::~:~~::: ::::~j::~::::: ~~E~p.;;:;~g Star Life ····-···l-········ Eagle Air Scouts: Apprentice Region No. ---'Y""-"------ y - - - - - - - - + - - - - - t - - - f ' - - - -11 Observer Craftsman -·····J········ :::::::!::::::: =T=o=t=al======F====l=~~==ll ~~=ii:•: ::~ :=_:::~~: ::::==E:::: ~t!;~~;;~~~~·•·•••••••••• :::::~t::::: 23-Camping .......................................?.~---·-···· 82-Printing* ............................................2....... . 24-Canoeing ,................................ 83-Public Health ............................. 9.7......... 25:Carpentry ......................... 84-Public Speaking ..........................4........ 26 Ceme1;1t Work .......................... ........ 85-Rabbit Raising·····-····-····· .........1 ........ 27-Chemistry .......................................4......... 86-Radio -·········-···-····-·············· ..........4~---·--· 0 Frontiersman 28-Citrus Fruit Culture.......... ·····'SB········· 87-Reading* -·····-·-·-····-............ lQ.8 ........ -------~------+------u 29-Civics ........................................... ......:............ 88-Reptile Studr: .....-...................... 28........ Total 30-Coin Collecting ...........................!L...... 89-Rocks and Mmerals.....-.............Q........ ==========i=====:t=====n 31-Conservation ......................... ·····---~---~----- 90-Rowing .....-.................................... .3........ Sea Scouts: , fJ... 32-Cooking .................................. ___ ;\._~i-······· 91-Safety* ...........-.........................l.41........ Apprentice ~~ 33-Corn Farming• ................... ................... 92-Salesmanship ....., ..........-............5....... . - - - - - - - - - + - - - " - " ' ' - - - - + - - - - l ' - - - -11 34-Cotton Farming...................................... 93-Scholarship .................- ..........3:4 ........ Ordinary · 35-Cycling• .................................. 94--Sculpture ........... _....,.......,............0 ........ _A_b_l_e------+-----+----~- 36=Dairying• ............................... ·····ii--·-··--· 95-Seamanship -................................ .1 ........ --------1---.---+--.,.=-""-:----n 37 Dog Care .................................. ................... 96-Sheep Farming* .....- ............. 0 ........ 38-Dramatics ............................... --------~--------· 97- s·1gnaring ...........- ...........-........... ..., 11'....... . Total =======:::±==!=.~==±=±::.=/:.=*=II 39-Electricity ............................... ------~---·-···· 98-Skiing .....-...·-····-·····-····-·· ........ JL ...... Cubs 40-Farm Home• ...............................jJf:....... 99-Small Grains .................-............0 ........ --------~--~~~~~---11 41-Farm Layout• .............................. ......... 100-Soil Management* .............. JL ..... 4 Bobcat 42-Farm Mechanics ................ -·······-:!········ 101-Stalking ....·-····-:·..-........................0........ _W_o_l-f*-.-----l--'-"-..,....:...---1--+,1-"-"'-"--- 11 43-F~rm Rec_or~s ...................... ·······i········ 102-Stamp . Collectmg .....-..........13........ 44-Fmger Prmtmg ...................................... 103-Surveymg .....,....-........................6........ -B-ear-.-.-------+-~~--+--....,.,.'-#~-n 45-Firemanship• ...................... 104--Swimming ·····-··......................... 8.9 ....... . -------~----'"''-l<-----+--.-............,,-- 11 46-First Aid* ........................................ ......... 105-Taxidermy ·····-··········-....-.............0....... . Lion** 47-First Aid to Animals• ......... 25 ........ 106-Textiles ..........·-··········-········ ........ JL ...... ---------r-...-"'"-ft--::=-r---=-11""'""-=--;1 48-Forestry .............................................7......... 107-Weather* .....-..........-..................;t...... 0 Total Cubs 49-Foundry Practice ................ ········r······· 108-Woodcarving* _......................... .6.3........ =========±t::::::::::;~=t::===:;=====n 50-Fmit Culture* .............................. ......... 109-Wood Turning ..... _.... _.............fL ..... 51-Gardening• ....................................9......... 110-Wood Work .............................. .9..Q.......• 0 52 G~a~ses, Legumes ·····-·:····Ia··------111-Zoology ............-.......... _............ ~ : .... 2 3 . ================II 53 Hiking .......................... ,, ...!()"........ Total ................... *Include Star, Life and Eagle in 1st class. ._54--Hog & Por~ Prod.* ...... -\tj1·········· . *"Include all Gold and Silver Arrows in total for '·)5-Home Repa~rs: ..............'.1:: .......... (Orgamzer Awar.ds 1944) 0 each Cub Rank. 56 H h ~ #Include with 11 yrs. those 12 years or over who may - ~~semans ip ........ :,.,...... ···-···1··········· M.B. Counselors in Council # S()C be continuing temporarily as Cubs pending enrollment 57-In ian ~ore ............................ ·······s·········· ------------~as Scouts. Check total of three ages with Org. and Ext. 58-Insect Li~e .............................. ------·~·-········ Signed .................................................................................... Committee report, Total Cubs 12/31/44. 59-lnterpretmg ............................ --·················· Chr. Advancement Committee Explorer Scouts: Apprentice -------~-----+------II Woodsman 11 ······tJi········ ······ur····-·· ········f········ ···i8i·-······ i • Bad$eS open to Second Class Scouts. #Include registered and unregistered. · �REPORT OF ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION Region No._. . . .~...__ . . ___ COMMITTEE - 1944 Name of Council._ _.C..._,:ff~IC::::..a.::fli..ilMr.LKAL.jf..ZW:z__,,C...i~~Q:Lf{i.f....:<e~QL.~:~_..8.~.~!!j,,.uR:.JL·>-ll~N~C Headquarters City_ _.!t,..M~&;:,...1\1"'-"-'rPC-!!.;ffU~~:......·---State rE-ff !!J ,,, TABLE 1 1. . Total Troops* Total on Dec. 31, 1943 New in /~! y2,... (a) Sea Scout Ships 1944 Net Separations # in 1944 (See note) Total Dec. 31, .1944 -~ J I Estimated New in 1945 !ft/ ~I J/ (b) Sea Scout Patrols (in Troops) Transfers due to Territory changes In Out Council No. __.~:........:S"o...=fj_ _ 2 Estimated Objectives Net Separations Dec. for 31, 1945 in 1945 I,:;- I~ 8 l ·O q (c) Explorer Troops (d) Explorer Patrols (in Troops) (e) Rover Crews (f) l Air Squadrons I I 0 ~ -~ '~~ (g) Air Scout Patrols (in Troops) (h) Neighborhood Patrols ( i) Lone Scout Tribes ( j) '51 /~ In ~#?; , .,,lfu11 ••• ;5,..1 , Negro Troops 5'7 8 (k) Indian Troops 2. Total Scouts** /Y (a) Air Scouts ~ (b) Explorer Scouts 11R (c) Sea Scouts ... ··-4-h ~ /~-D 3~~ 13/':>fj l./CO / ir~ 7 I r.J ~.t~,.\ ~ ~ e.- 11 .:.:::;1 ·~"~" io ~· () 1 /,./.;!;:; .'' I 'J~. "I ••• (d) Senior Scouts in Troop (e) Rover Scouts II (£) Lone Scouts (g) Negro Scouts JtJ'JJ -..., (h) Indian Scouts 3. 4. y L~l - 1~3P '3Jq-;, Total Scouters !!"' Total Packs Negro Packs 3() g ta ~ )() -9Jt 3 /J4l t. e;o 3~~ }'1,,~ 1~ L/OC· /,,. 3'2-- g tf~.J''~ t~ /i,9L / -~So b ~L ?- I 1.3 (Q' .3L q Neighborhood Dens 5. tll<f lo74 Total Cubs 6. ;~y· J~O 1/4·· 2?1 ~~ Jl-0 Negro Cubs Total Cubbers (including Den Mothers Den Mothers -.- /..Y-~ c?L -3 ~- ?JSe /C>f 3 loo 'w4-T JJ Ir') ¥/74 /()t} /~7 1 i.f f ()f) JR~ ?_~ '4-0 :7-0 lrl~~ -3?o 15p~ Den Chiefs #"Net Separations" equals total separated minus "separated - reregistered." *Include in figures on this line total number of all Troops, Explorer Troops, Rover Crews, Sea Scout Ships, Air Squadrons, Neighborhood Patrols and Lone Scout Tribes. This will not necessarily be the sum of lines (a) to (i) which follow. •*Include in figures on this line total number of all Scouts in above indicated units and Lone Scouts. In column "New in 1944" include only boys who were iiew in Scouting in 1944. This will not necessarily be the sum of lines (a) to (f) which follow. *•*In second column "New in 1944," include all bzs who entered these branches of Scouting in 1944, whether they transferred from some other branch of Scouting or not. (a) New 12-year-olds registered in 1944........ EsW1ated new 12-year-old Scouts in 1945 ...... (b) We had on record .........~.. Scout Troops and ............. Z .................Cub Packs expired and not reregistered on Dec. 31, 1944. J/.. . . . . . &.. . . .0 . . . . '?t.~ . . . . . . �TABLE 2 TENURE A-Tenure achieved in 1944 by Scouts and by Assistant Scoutmasters under 21 who have been Scouts. (1) 1 Year Less than 1 Year 2 Years 3 Years . 4 Years Sor more Years TOTAL (a) Number on roll Dec. 31, 1944 who attained respective years of tenure in 1944 ( 2) (b) Number Net Separated in 1944 who attained respective years . of tenure in 1944 (3) (c) Total (a+b) who attained respective years of tenure in 1944 (1) When lapsed Troops reregister only Scouts and Assistant Scoutmasters under 21 who reregister with the Troop shall be credited with years of tenure attained during the lapsed period of the Troop. (2) Scouts attain tenure only on anniversaries of the date they first became Scouts, which is not necessarily the same as the reregistration date of the Troop. Separated Reregistered Scouts lose tenure credit for the period they were not registered. (3) Do not include Scouts separated in 1944 who did not attain an additional year of tenure in 1944 before separating. MEMBERSHIP FACTORS BY POPULATION GROUPS TABLE 3 Classify Units by population groups, then secure data for each group from Unit records so classified. 10,000 to 100,000 100,000 and over 2,500 to 10,000 Under 2,500 ando.c. TOTAL~ A. New Scouts during 1944 ; B.Total Scouts Dec. 31, 1944. C. Total Troops Dec. 31, 1944. D. Net dropped Troops during 1944. E-New Cubs in each group in 1944. F-Total Cubs, Dec. 31, 1944. G-Number of Packs in each group Dec. 31, 1944. H-Packs dropped in each group in 1944. ~·Check totals in last column against corresponding totals in Table 1. ORDERLY EXIT PLAN - 1944 TABLE 5 Death Transfers Promotion Junior Alumni Dropped TOTAL 'I'otal Separated Scouts During 1944. ~i.::. . . . . . . .of our Cubs became 12 years old. Of these, During 1944..... ........... B,.. f . . . . . . . . . . .became Scouts. TROOP BUDGET AND PACK THRIFT PLAN The Council has a definite plan for promoting the Troop Budget and Pack Thrift Plan (check one) Yes D; No D . . ./."1=. . Troops ( ... . . . . .3../.. . . . . .Packs ~/~.%) were on Bu~get Plan Dec. 31, 1944; Ob'.e~ve: ......../....5.7. . . . Troops (.'.7.0... %) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1945 . ( .... 9..<P..%) were on Thrift Plan Dec. 31, 1944; Ob1ect1ve: ........... 3..S.:::....Packs ( ....";.. '$..%) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1945. Signed............................................................................................ .. Chr. Organization and Extension Committee �$.az--oe;c . 4. This Council has accepted its quota of for the year 1945, and agrees to pay it to ..t~e Treasurer of the National Council as follows: in full herewith, $ ..~:s>:e:;.C;.f. .. ; in ............. , ................. equal payments of S ... . ... ·.. each during the months of............................ ......................................................................................................................................................................... .. 5. Our total outstanding indebtedness as of December 31, 1944, amounted to $...Z..~~.);l;:iof this amount, $ ..Z...SJ..•. ~Gs. is due the National Supply Service which the Council plans to liquidate by (date) .....;:T.i.'-N....bi:R.:U. .. ,~.t(f;i.~.;:::~ y )la.y.meat:»~~'$.................................~ing. ............................................................................................................... 6. This Council requests that for the period July 1, 1945 to June 30, 1946 credit be extended by the Supply Service for an amount not to exceed $./6.00.0.,,:fP!J!l...at any one time, and agrees to maintain the account on a thirty day basis. This Council was incorporated under the laws of this State in the year 19:~.lL. The corporate name is: .................................... f!.. H.J~..~.f.l..~f.l.W.. .... !f£.O..'IJ..ll:fi. ..'f:}.f&,. .... Jfi.©.::i. .......6...t.«NkP..7i...!'J......@.F.......l:M&!£ifVJ.,~f!!......... li.!Z{~;L .................................................................... III. ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION 1. This Council's membership record of total boys and men follows: "TOTAL BELONGING" DURING TIIE YEAR CUBS CUBBERS* \ During 194D During 1944 Ii a 'J.. l 2ll1 It_~ .3 3 ~OITTS it:7; SCOUTERS ~lJi:,. ,181· .> TOTAL BELONGING (See Note) 8. 318_ g,v 9i.7 1-/}' t fol,+ NOTE: For Cubs, Cuhhers, Scouts, Scouters, (first 4 columns above) "Total Belonging" equals number on record at beginning of year, plus new during year, plus separated reregistered who were separated prior to 19~3. For last column, use preceding formula and then deduct Cubs who hecamJ Scouts and Scouts who became Scouters. (Last column will not he sum of first 4 colullll'ls.) AS OF DECEMBER 31: CUBS December 31, 1943 December 31, 1944 1945 Objective - CUBBERS* SCOUTS SCOUTERS Cll~ /_S';J... ~4-/-5.3 "1'1-3 !l;S,f) zi 1(1.l. 3S /,,v ~{,4 l,ol~ I Br ~#;1/.1) ~ ~ 711-3 1.3/4 • "Cuhhers" should include registered Den Mothers. TOTAL .5~-7 .o~~ 'e ':2-..,, r-;fr 2· c i-S"-Y 2. On December 31, 1944 we had ... ./S.9,...........Troops which represent an Opportunity Index, that is, the opportunity for boys to be Scouts, of...... M:1. . ~....... We propose to increase our total number of Troops to ..... / .. by December 31, 1945, thus increasing our Opportunity Index to ..... #..... ~:........ The highest 25 % of the Councils in the country have an Opportunity Index of 5.8 or better. '-D.... . . In 1944 we organized..... ~.K new Troops and dropped and failed to reorganize .... :t.-./.. . . . . Troops. ... 3. During 1944 we enrolled.. l,it~l.:1...... new Scouts, giving us a Recruiting Index ot....+.:~.f... !?.. ...... We propose to enroll .... ..1.,."-.0..@... new Scouts during 1945 for a Recruiting Index oL ... 3.iS:'..~ The highest 25 % of the Councils in the country have a Recruiting Index of 45.0 or better. During 1944 we had a net dropped of.;.~ ..~.. 7scouts. . . 4. On December 31, 1944 we had .............,, ..., ":I. ~ ::: ... ,.;:.:7: ...... Cub Packs and expect to increase this to ..........w. ...............Packs by December 31, 1945. During 1944 we dropped and failed to reorganize............ b............ Cub Packs. 5. We enrolled ..... ..!2:.~'.'.!.0.< .... new Cubs during 1944, and expect to enroll .....'4.¢0. .... new Cubs during 1945. 6. During 1944 Jfai..f........ different Scouts reached a tenure of 4 years in Scouting. By 1945 we expect.....1...¥.:.0.. . . Scouts will reach a 4-year tenure. £.~. . . . . 7. On December 31, 1944........... % of our Troops were operating on the S.tandard Troop Budget Plan. We expect to increase this to ...q.. 0.. .......... % by the end of 1945., �IV. CAMPINf'' fND ACTIVITIES 1. Dgring 1944\ ...... ../. ................ % of our Troops and.!..Q..~.. ~ ......... % of our Scouts were~ camp for at least one week under their own leadership. We expect to increase this to .........~ ................ % of our Troops and ........,.,................ % of our Scouts in 1945. .3.. . . . . . ~ % of our Troops did no camping (either short or long term camping) during 1944. (Check with corre2. ...... sponding figures in Camping and Activities Committee report.) NOTE: In checking the next item please use the following symbols to indicate whether event is on a Council or Dis~ict "D"-District; "N"-Neighborhood or Small Community; use any combination of symbols if several types are held. basis:-"C"~Council; 3. This Council promoted an Activities program in 1944 including the following, as checked: Boy Scout Week participation ......... ~.>: ....<! ..... ; Circus, or similar type .............................. ; Merit Badge Show ............................. ; Camporee...C ... ,, :~ .......... ; Mobilization .............................. ; Agricultural Fair participation.............................. ; Vacation program in addition to Camping. ............................. ; Pilgrimages to historic shrines .............................. ; First Aid Demonstrations........N............... ; Troop Special Events ..........N.............. ; Cub "Outings" on family, Den or Pack basis ... N ........ ; Senior Scout event, (What?) ... "P.f.P.J.f."'X.!J.f;;.~ ....F.:U!?.UJ!. .•..·gj/_ffl..?_!UDE~.J;...............................•...........••.•.•••. e... · · · respons1"b"l" · · as a ma1or . V. LEADERSHIP TRAINING; Because of t he importance 11ty and Local Counc1·1 act1v1ty, o f tra1mng it is suggested that the entire report on training be presented to the Executive Board as a part of the Council's annual report. VI. ADVANCEMENT See separate report. VII. HEALTH AND SAFETY 1. To help assure suitable meeting places for our Troops and other units, ..........·...Q................. % of such meeting places were inspected during 1944. 2. . In the interest of individual health, .........Q ............. % of our. Troops are using the plan for · · · · ' · . · new Scouts. 3. -......... Q 4. ...........of me~ical examination of all our Scouters completed training courses in Health and Safety during 1944. The Emergency Se~Ice plan is in effect in thi~ Council including (Check) E. S. Corps............................ ; Mobilization Plan . ............. If not, it will be in 1945. (Check) E. S. Corps .........~ .......... ; Mobilization Plan.............................. , VIII. READING PROGRAM BOYS' LIFE A. To stimulate the use of BOYS' LIFE by all Scouts, we will h~lp attain the National goal of "50% of all Scout membership l ' . .. . . . . as subscribers." Obiecnve report showed we had ............ ). ............ % of our Scouts subscnbmg to BOYS LIFE for a total 1. . ,The . . oL .. v.. .'.7.l,. ..... subscnpnons on December 31, 1944. . ~ Progre~s ~nd 2. Anticipating a reasonable incre~ in 1945 we have set a BOYS' LIFE objective of. ... .Z 0 subscribers. This will result in a total of..:.(..0$............subscriptions on December 31, 1944. ... .... % of our members as GENERAL B. . 1. I n 1944 th 1s couno·1 d read"mg. did ~ promote goo 2. 'The following methods have been used, as checked: Book lists ....).\. ...... ; Cooperation with libraries... X ......... ; Emphasis in training courses on the desirability of having someone identified with the Troop to counsel Scouts in regard to their reading. .. ).(.......... . 3. Reading is the responsibility of a Committee .....X......... ; Commissioners.)( .......... ; or.......................................... . 4. We have ....... "if . . . . . . . . Reading Merit Badge Counselors. �Form 0-539E REPORT NAME OF. COUNCIL........ OF .LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE-1945 Oh1.cb.aa:w--..O.OW'lC11.,.....a...a...A........in,o.•..................................................-.... Region No .... HEADQUARTERS CITY......'lt&mphi.ll......................................................... ~ .......STATE.......!.•nn.-...................:. ............ RESULTS IN BASIC TRAINING* JL..:.._.., Council No .....Qa..... ' As of December 31, 1945, we have accomplished the following. toward providing all of the key leaders of our registered units with BASIC TRAINING*: Leaders and Assistants (not Committeemen) with INTRODUCTORY TRAINING. {"Fundamentals of the Boy Scout Movement" or "Elements of Scout Leadership-Part I") Number registered 12/31/45 ...332 ....... ; Number with Introductory Training............... 84................ ; Per cent25 .. 3 ...... %; Objective 12/31/46 Per cent... ..........33.......... %. .. LEADERS AND ASSISTANTS WITH BASIC TRAINING UNITS HAVING A LEADER OR ASSISTANT WITH BASIC TRAINING STATUS 12/31/45 Number Registered Number Scoutmasters 1.49 'ii Assistants 19'1 10 Cub masters !'l'P. Assistants · ''Ul Skippers I.It Mates A STATUS 12/31/45 HAVE COMPLETED APPROPRIATE BASIC TRAINING* % Have a Leader .or Number % Regis~crcd IO 11.!· ea ao x lS~S l ]~6.1 Q Basic Training· 12/81/46 37~3 _a__ 21~1 Ass't. with Appropriate Objective 21 21 ,A Post Advisor Boy Scout Troops &. Neighborhood Patrols & Lone Scout Tribes · Packs & Neighborhood Dens .. Number % Objective 12/31/46 % - 38 .. '1 :40 ~~--& 30 l ie.s at RA 32.3' 37 lj lfll I 60 - Ships & Sea Scout Patrols 6 Explorer Posts .& Patrols Assistants Air Scout Leaders 1 Assistants , 3 D Q ' Air Squadrons & Patrols - l Rover Leaders Assistants . Total Leaders "l~dt. Asst. Leaders Grand Total ..... 62 146 33 • .3 09 11 Qt'\ !1,.~ AA o". !I' !lilt Rover Crews Total Units & Patrols 198 *BASIC TRAINING means completion of the appropriate training for each program as follows (or former equivalents) : a. Scoutmasters and Assistants-Scoutmasters' :Course or former equivalent. b. Cubmasters and Assistants-Cub Leaders' Training Course. c. Skippers and Mates-Skippers' Course or Elements of Sea Scout Leadership. d. Post Advisors-Explorer Leaders' Course. e. Air Scout Leaders and Assistants-Air Scout Leaders' Course. f. Rover Leader and Assistants-Rover Leader Course or 1, 3, or 4 above. Note: Credit Leader with basic training only if he has had the course for the prog,ram being reported . .. ::... UNITS WITH LEADERS TRAINED IN OUTDOOR WORK a. Troops (not including Sea Scout Ships) having at lea:st one leader with training .in Campingcourse in "Troop Camping." '.:;. b. Sea Scout Ships and Patrols having at least one leader with training in "Sea Scout Camping and Cruising." COMMISSIONERS WITH TRAINING a. Number registered Commissioners ....... b. Have completed a Commissioners' Training Course. c. Have basic course for Unit leaders, but not Commissioners' ·course. LEADERS WITH SCOUT EXPERIENCE Had Scout experience starting with Tenderfoot Rank. H................... STATUS 12/31/45 Number.......13. . . Percent. ..............8.).1 Number........,..0 .... . Percent. .................:..... Number...12........... Number........ 4 ........... Perce~t. .........31.~~.S Percent.......,..lQ.... 5 Numbe&!O.O ........~. Percent........... OBJECTIVE 12/31/46 ............12........ % . 15 .............................. % . '. . :. . :.00.. .:. . . % ............!&........ % 60.•. 2 The above information and that on the reverse side represent our Training Report for 1945 and our plans for 1946. SIGNED........................................................... ~---························-···················································Chairman, Leadership Training Committee DATE........................................................................ SIGNED..............·-··········-···········································SCOUT EXECUTIVE 3600745 �1945 TRAINING RECORDS AND 1946 OBJECTIVES "FUNDAMENTALS OF THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT," the Introductory Training Session for all leaders of Scouting-Council and District officers as well as unit leaders. During 1945 this Council conducted this session.................].. .................. . times with--------,16---------Scouters receiving the training. Approximately the following pe~cent of Scouters have completed this Introductory Training or its previous equivalent. Council Members---··---&...$---····% ; Board Members __.. 2.Q.._, ____ :% ; District Committeemen _________________ :____ % ; Commissioners _______ ,2fl..8---·· % ; Merit Badge Counselors......1.8...SG... % ; Troop and Pack Committeemen........8 •.8 ....... %. 1946 1945 No. of COURSES CONDUCTED BASIC Scoutmasters' Course TRAINING Cub Leaders' Training Course No. of CERTIFICATES ISSUED • CHECK COURSES PLAN.NED x ,._---1------•C ERTIFICATE S AND AWARDS - 1945 2 1------.,---1--- 2 18 Skippers' Course x 1. Number of different men receiving cer- tificates ........99........................................ (Do not include Introductory Sessions) Explorer Leaders' Course Air Scout Leaders' Course Co=issioners' Course OUTDOOR Troop Camping TRAINING Short Term Camping (Elements III) 2. Training Awards issued Scoutmasters' Keys ········--······--.0............. Scouters' Training Awards ....O······--····.. Skippers' Keys ..........................O.......... _ TOTAL ............................................ l Sea Scout Camping and Cruising OTHER HeaJth and Safety TRAINING Standard First Aid UNIVERSITY COURSES The following courses have been conducted in colleges, seminaries, etc., located in this Council. These courses and certificates issued are included in the Council totals. Advanced Course or former ·· Principles Course Pack Organization College Name of Troop Organization School Merit Badge Counselors Credit CcrtifiNo. Courses cates 1....,,..__,....,...Yes I No x Troop Co=itteemen x x Course Leader Certificate Other Courses TOTAL COURSES AND CERTIFICATES I QI s· THE TRAINING COMMITTEE AND ITS OPERATION Membership of the Council Leadership Training Committee consists oL ..........1.3.....men and includes ....... 2 .............. District Representatives and............11......members-at-large. The Cou~cil has........ ,3.............Districts, of which............i........ _have District Training Committees. Training Committee Meetings Held 1945: Council...........6...............District....................... O... The Council uses volunteer course directors or instructors in the following courses (check v) : Scoutmaster'. _____ .... .%. .... , Cub Leaders' Course (or Elem. of Cub Leadership) ......x.. .... , Skipper..:..........., Camping.. .X........., Health and Safety.....X...., Principles ____ Jt., _______ , Othet Courses ......X ......................................................................................................................................... • The Committee and Executive Staff have given these course leaders special instruction through the following (check v) : Faculty Courses or Institutes.... %..... , Personal Conferences...... .lt......, Regiona.l Institutes for Trainer.s................ . Does the Committee have available a training inventory which indicates, by Districts, key leaders with and without training? Yes .................... No..... Jl........... Training in 1945 was conducted largely on a District basis ........................... ,., Council basis........~................... �Form0-539F REPORT OF ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE-·1945 MERIT BADGE RECORD Indicate below the number of each of the Merit Badges earned during the year I945 ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY (Scouts-not badges) Get this information from perpetual Inventory (Form No. 4102D, 4102C and 4102S). 1 1 j 'Qualified During 1945 Enrolled Dec. 31, 1945 Tenderfoot Second Class First Qass* Total' Star Life --------+----L--+--""""""'¥--11 Eagle ========F=:=::::!~==l===!i~==ll Aii:.Scouts: l Apprentice 2 --------+----~-1---~~--11 Observer - - - - - - - - + - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - -11 Craftsman - - - - - - - - + - - - - - - - - - - -11 Region No. _ _i.__-..___ ~ ~ . ~o o~Zo I-Aerodynamics* ..................... ---····-~-----,-2-Aeronautics* ......................... -···----8-.------3-Agriculture* ......................... --------1---,:··4..:....Airplane Design* ................ --------1----·-·-5-Airplane Structure* ............. JS ..-...... 6-Angling ..................................... --------1----····· 7-Animal Industry* ............. ..... 6?-........ 8-Archery .................................... -···----·-----·---· 9-Architecture ............................ --···---2-----··· 10-Art* .............................................. ..... 44........ I I-Astronomy ............................... -··-·---2-----·-I2-Athletics .................................. -----?-1----·--13-Automobiling ...................... ..... )/1---·-·-I4-Basketry* .................................. -----tl----·-·· I5-Bee Keeping* ...................... ---····-·-····--I6-Beef Production* ............ ··----------------I 7-Bird Study ............................... -----JJf_,______ IS-Blacksmithing* ................... ··------1-------I9-Bookbinding* ...................... ---169 ...... 20-Botany ........................................ ····-··---········-· 60-Journalism ................;...... :...... .......... :J.. .... . 6I-Landscape Gardening .... ... ,.....•.1 .... .. 62-Leathercraft'" ..............................2!4L .. . 63-L~ather ~ork* .......:''.';"'.'"' ........... .f....... 64-Life Saving ................. :: ........ ........ 88..... . 65-Machinery ..................................... '. ....•...... 66-Marksmanship ........................... :.. ,....... . 67-Masonry* ..................................... ,.....:.3...... 68-Mechanical Drawing ....... ....:...•...... 69-Metal Work* ............................. ~!-9...... 70-Music* .................................... ·······-3-•-··-·· 71-Nut Culture ............................................ . 72-Painting* .............................. ··-··----41-.--··· 73-Pathfinding* ......................... .........f(). .... . 74-Personal Health* ................ ..... ,1'Q..... . 75-Photography* ...................... ·-----··········-76-Physical Develop.............. ........ -64 .... . 77-Pigeon Raising .............................. ,....... . 78-Pioneering ............................... .........Q .... . 79-Plumbing ............................... .........19.----- oZ ~~=:~~f!~~s· .. :::::~I:::::::: ~~=~~~~~~K~~pi~g·..·::::::::::::· :::::::::13::::: ... :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: =T=o=t=al=====::j:===:!!!!===1======1t 23-Camping ...................................... @....... Explorer Scouts: 24-Canoeing .................................. ........ 1-------Apprentice --------+-----'---~------11 25-Carpentry* ............................ ..... 26-Cement Work* .................. ·····---4------Woodsman 27-Chemistry ............................... ---------'1-------Frontiersman _ __.,._ _ _ _ _ _+ - - - - - 1 - - - - - - i i 28-Citrus Fruit Culture ........ ·------------·----29-Civics .....................,..................... --·-·-·-·----Total =========l======l===='!!!":::::=il 30-Coin Collecting ................... -·-------2----··3I-Conservation ......................... ········-'·-----Sea Scouts: 32-Cooking ........................................ff....... BS Apprentice 31 33-Corn Farming* ................... ···----··'··----34-Cotton Farming ,................. ···--··-----------Ordinary 35-Cycling* ................................. 36-Dairying* ............................... ......... ··----Able _T_o_t_al------t------+------'--ll 37-Dog Care .................................. ......1: ·-----========±==~~='===~~=II 38-Dramatics ............................... -·····-.··-····--·'39-Electricity ............................... ...... 10....... Cub Scouts ---------r-------~----ii 40-Farm Home* ......................... -··---1&------4I-Farm Layout* ...................... --·-····-·····--· Bobcat --------+-~l-l!W>--+--~A.#J.--11 42-Farm Mechanics ................ ·······-··--·---43-Farm Records ...................... .........4 ....... Wolf** -B-ear-.-.------f---""'"1!..!!l'-----+-__;!ai'-----ll 44-Finger Printing ................... ---------1.··--··... 112....... 1 45-Firemanship* ...................... ............. ... UfiSL ..... L---o-n-.-.------+--==---+----'.......- - 1 46-First Aid* .....................al 1 ...... --------+---==--+-----"--~• 47-First Aid to Anim s* .... ---··· 48-Foremy ............................................. · ~-----Webelos 2 49-Foundry Practice ................................... --------+---""--+---~--11 50-Fruit. Culture* .................... ---------1------Total Cub Scouts ==========::::!~~~~='===~~==II 5I-Gardening* .................................... ? ....... 52-Grasses, Legumes ....._. ......... 1. ...... Cub Scout Memb;;ship Dec. 31, ~~~' included: 53-Hiking --····------·······---···- ......... JL.... '500.....9 yrs. old41:.-...... IO yrs. and ~.11 yrs.# 54--Hog & Pork Prod.*----·- ····:4··-------*Include Star, Life and Eagle in 1st class. • •Include all Gold and Silver Arrows in total for 55-Home Repairs* ···--------- .... _· , ______ h' * 56 H each Cub Rank. - o~semans ip .................. #Include with 11 yrs. those 12 years or over who may be continuing temporarily as Cubs pending enrollment 57-Indian Lore ............................ ···------ ------58-Insect Li~e .............................. ····---·--a·----·· as Scouts. Check total of three ages with Org. and Ext. 59-Interpreung ...............~ ............ ··-------4-----Committee report, Total Cubs 12/31/45. SEE OTHER SIDE • Badges open to Second Cass Scouts. .eo........ ----··---1--·---- ··--·----1------- 82-Printing* ................................. --·--·.···--·-······· . 83-Public Health ...................... ......11.a.... . 84-Public Speaking ................ ........... JL ... 85-Rabbit Raising ...........- .... '86-Radio -··-····---···-···---·--- ........... _ ... .. 87-Reading* ----..-···-···-..··-·· ........: .... .. 88-Reptile StudY: ....- ....- ...... ····-----11---·· 89-Rocks and Minerals.....-- ............1 .... . 90-Rowing .....- ................................... ;....... 91-Safety* ................................. ...... J.lft.... . 92-Salesman~hip ..................... --········.:.-2·-··· 93-Scholarship .................- ... ......... 94--Sculpture ----·-···--------------- .................... 95-Seamanship -·---·-···--·····--··· ............1...... 96-Sheep Farming* .....- ....................... . 97-Signaling ..........._ ............... ............1.... . 98-Skiing ·····-·-·--··-···-·· .................... 99-Small Grains ..................... ............1 ..... 100-Soil Management* ...... ····--············-· 101-Stalking ...........................................,., 102-Stamp Collecting ...._..............Ao: •.••. 103-Surveying ............................ 104--Swimming - ....................... ········-·:'!:·-·· 105-Taxidermy ............................ ····-·-··--- ii ... . 106-Textiles ...........- ................... .............s ... . 107-Weather* ........................... ...........•.1 .... 108-Woodcarving* ..........._ .............61.. ,. 109-Wood Turning ................ .............4 .. :. 110-Wood Work ................................ 111-Zoology - ........................................... ··--Total .2../13' ... . ------···j··...... a ... . 1 .... ···-··----.lr..... !1···- ' (Organizer Awards 1945) M.B. Counselors in Council# 0 OA.A "'._._ Signed .................................................................................... Chr. Advancement Committee #Include registered and unregistered. �ANALYSIS Of ADVANCEMENT POLICY AND PROCEDURE A. UNIT DISTRICTS 0!.,..4 - .....+. ................. - -· M:r1.AS1.AAinni . COMMUNITY DISTRICT Board of Review Court of Honor Board of Review Court of Honor Board of Review Court of Honor (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) M"A MB 1.ri'.,) ~ MJt MB ~ MERIT BADGE·· q:mNSELORS Adequate Traine\i (2) (3) ·NEIGHBORHOOD COMMISSIONERS . Adequate (2) '. ~ ()f.11bwaY Kemphis Im '. ( 1) Indicate highest Scout Rank handled. F-First Cass; E-Eagle; MB-Merit Badge. ( 2) Check if sufficient in number to serve adequately units of the District. ( 3) Check if trained and provided with Merit Badge Counselors guide and literature related to his subjects. ( 4) Check if Neighborhood Commissi.oners give proper supervision and promotion to the Advancement Prograin. B. 1. Does your Council operate the Troop Advancement Plan? ......Y,es............ For all Troops? ...........No......... .. 2. Please attach copy of all present Advancement policies and procedures. Related to Adv. (4) �CRITTENDEN DISTRICT OFFICERS 1945 :a. Carter Chairman Mr. A. Vice-Chairman Mr. Commissioner Mr. G. W. McAuley c. B. Senhausen Marion, Ark. West Mem:Phis, Ark. West Memphis, Ark. Committee Chairmen Camping Mr. Everett Howton, Chrmn Mr. A. :a. Burns, Vice-Chrmn Turrell, Ark. ¥arion, Ark. Court of Honor Rev. L. J. Janesko West Memphis, Ark. Finance Mr. J. Heal.th & Safety Dr. james R. Falls West Memphis Organization Mr. Jeff H. Eaton West Memphis Training Mr. $. E. Cross O~ Spotts West Memphis · West Memphis Members-At-Large Mr. Herman Spears -%zm Jµj/}17i;, Mr. Walter D. M~ Jr. Marion Mr. Frank Lee Turrell Mr. W. W. Baker Marion Judge J. O. Johnson West Memphis Mr. Louis H. Polk Marion (Elected at Annual Meeting of Crittenden District - Feb. 27, 1945) �Send mail on Urittenden District Mr. F. L. Harmon c. Crawfordsville ·Ark. Turrell Ark. 14r. Grover C. Glenn Crawfordsville Ark. Mr. M. D. Forrest Orawf'or dsville Ark. Mr. J. Riggins �"-· ''· l 1!1' I':' CHICKA6.biW COUNCIL, :!2_~ 'I S. A. INC. 1;1 :11 EXECUTIVE BOARD - 1945. ~ Preside nt Mr. A. K. Burrow Falls Bldg. Vice-Pr esident Mr. Oran L. Gbx Lake Cormorant, Miss. L. ID. Vice-Pr esident Mr. w. L. Sharpe Columbian MutuaJ. Tower 8-8722 Vice-Pr esident Mr. H. w. SJ.sick Goodwyn Institut e Bldg. 8-7464 Vice-Pr esident Mr. Edmund Or.gill Orgill Bros. & Op. 5-2471 Vice-Pr esident Mr. T. Robert Acklen Columbian Mutuail Tower 8-7428 8-0521 Secretar y Mr. J. A. Angus 1..-2.(,'" Treaisurer Mr. Emile A. Bizot The John Gerber Co. 5-5541 Commissioner Dr. B. E. Jacobs 915 Madison Ave. 8-5502 E. L. Bruce Co. Scout Executive Mr. w. Gordon Morris Columbian Mutual Tower COMMITTEE ( 8-0557 5-2551 CHAU:BMAN Activit ies Mr. Paul L. Day Box 852, Memphis 1, Tenn. 8-2688 Awards & Resulu'bt&nss Mr. FredL. Christen bury Court House 8-4568 Camping Mr. R. G. Ramsay Gartly Ramsay'Hospital 8-7477 Civic Relation s Mr. John Pilkingt on .l.O.JZ..c.-... ,..£.. 9-4466 1217 s. Bellevue 7-1-'l- S" j' ----·-·---~~-· �Constitution & By-Laws Mr. J. s. Allen Commerce Title Bld'g. 5-5754 Court of Honor Mr. H. M. Clavton Memphis L. G. & w. Div. 5-2552 Cubbing Mr. T. Robe:nt Acklen Columbian Mutual Tower 8-7428 Finance Mr. W. L. Sharpe Columbian Mutual Tower 8-8722 Health &'Safety Dr. A. R. Port.er, Jr. Medical Arts Bldg. 5-5110 Inter-Racid Mr. Edwin Dals'!;rom 5-5822 Organization Mr. J. A. Angus 545 s. Front st. E. L. Bruce Co. ~ (. . ""' ... z.<..8 8-0521 1')..'$'7~ Outfitters Mr. R. C. Clark 5-4800 Publicity Mr. H. W. Slavick 8-7464 \; Smdne -Bldg •. Goodwyn Institute Bldg. 1] ·I 'j\ Reading Rurail.- Shelby Co. RuraiCrittenden Dist. Rurail- Mississippi Dist. \ Mr. John E. Roberts 8-0747 522 Fail.ls Bldg. Mr. F. J. Vandemark 710 Dermon Bldg. xMx~xW:pcMeiJdBJt 8-1865 II I.:1 ii i I A.B. Carter L. D. x~~xl~Ail¥xitrkxMarion,Ark. E. Moore L. D. Sa:mb;:xllin. Senatobia, Miss. Mx~x6bxiclcmngll. Senior Scouting Mr. Henri Benner 201 Monroe Ave. 5-6262 Training Dr. B. E. Jacobs 915 Madison Ave. 8-5502 �\ MEMBERS-&l'-LARGE E. t. Bruce Co. 8-0521 501 Medical. Arts Bldg. 8-1316 Mr. P. C. <Uarke Commerce Title Bldg. · 5-2255 Mr. Jesse C'unningham Cossitt Library 5-2272 Mr. C. Arthur Bruce Mr. Lewis Gen. w. c. ~llow A. lll8.nielson Mr. Joe E. IDavis Memphis Army Service Forces Depot Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. Mr. Lewis R. Donelson,Jr . 615 s. Front St. Mr. Raymond C. Firestone Fireston Tire & Rubber Co. 48-4431 5-5621 8-6704 5-5621 Mr. W. P. Halliday Hotel Peabo• 8-7761 Mr. E. A. Harrold Millington, Tenn. L .. D. Mr. A. Longstreet Heiskell lst Nat'L. Bk. Bl.ag. Mr. H.~ w. Hirsheimer Sears, Roebuck & ~. 8-6755 7-7560 Mr. A. E. Hohenberg 151 S. Front St. 8-1178 Mr. T. P. Howard Lake Cormorant, Miss. L. D. Mr. M. M. Huckabee 1044 Leon Place 5-5621 1475 Linden Ave. 7-4247 60 Morningside Park 5-0826 4-4570 Mr. A. D. McWhorter Mfs. St. Rwy. Co. 5-7221 Mr. IrS:i.W. Pyron The Johrr, C'rerber Co. 5-5541 Dr. George P. Rawls 1504 Union Ave. 2-1155 Mr. Abe Scharff 726 Madison Ave, 5-5511 Mr. Floyd Sherrod 22 Mr. J. L. Skinner 1200 Poplar Ave. Dr. Charles Mr. Fred w. c. King Lµ.cas w. Calhoun Ave. 8-5081 7-1584 �Mr. G. D. st:nuss 465 W. Trigg Ave. 9-2626 Mr. R. A. Taylor 977 Sledge 8-0481 ~r:. !·~• _T;:iJ2.P!e;: Ex Offj.cio ____1~5 _East :§..ut.;Lu _______ 8:0_49J. _ Member Mr. P. A. Clsvton 255 Wagneir St. 5-5611 -------- -------- -------- ------SUB-COMMITTEE OF THE EXECUlIVE BOARBJ Mr. A. K. Burrow, President Mr. P. A. Clayton, Immediate Pa;et Pres. Mr. H. M. ©a.t!ey'ton, Chrmn. Court of Honor Mr. w. L•. Sharpe, Vice-President . �Seminole Division J.W.Ester George Cain R.H.Weathers C.H.Harris Wm. Jackson O.C.Suttles J.H.Smith Commissioners 727 612 90? 686 606 Walker Edith Polk Ayers Wells 730· Mar.echl Neil 12~1 Latham · Mar~el Cotton 718 Hastings ~ 0 pr:::fi.~ '1.Currie La.Rose Schoolt Iowa r."''- · R.E.Bolden 2831 Carnes J. W.Mas on · IA:ari on Ark. Henry Tate 727 Walker. ' I 10/21/46 • i i Av I I • 1 I •., .I �. Form 0-539A This copy for National Office D; Regional Office D ; Local Office iJ. (Check appropriate box on each copy.) DO NOT WRITE HERE Charter Fee TRANSMITTAL SHEET $._·- - - - - - ~uot~--------- Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter Region No . Scouter Fees_______ Tota.~---------- _5______ Coupcil No.__,.la.4ilol'811111----- NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 ·Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. Attached is the application of the_ _ _ _Q,..h-J.rlic..,Q.-i.;S,,.;Q:~Wr-----·---------------------- Council, __.M.......e~m..,;"">~h~1-s,,,__...,f,..e..,n...-·~·~-------for renewal Headquarters City, , of charter for the year beginning July 1, 1946, together with reports as called for. State Supplementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following: (If any of the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expected on the line marked "Date''.) Note: Items No. 1, 6, 7 and 8 should accompany application, and No. 5 if possible. ?!LOO 1. Charter Fee $ 2; Payment of Quota $:JIO.oo 3. Scouter Fees $ 4. 3 Scouter Applications (No.) 5. Audit Report for 1945 yea Yes or No Jan. 7. War Service Report for 1945 (including Civic Service) 8. Program and Objectives for 1946 ~es ;;s or No enclosed ,. t'ltl 1 ,.,.I · Roster is"'**~~-~~-· a_.n~·--~--i---•-•--------­ Date Date Dee. l'l, 1945 Date ~s ;;;;or No ~·· ;;. or No 9 1141 HO Yes or No 6. Scout Executive's Report for 1945 n, Date Date 3-an. ~l, ate 1946 was mailec!__ _~J~a_n~•~2~1--.....t_1~9~48~· ·~---­ Date Signe~------------- Scout Executive 3600745 �Plea.sf' Fill Out in Triplicate: One Copy for Your Use; One to Regional Office; One to National Office. Copies to be RPtnrned to Regional and National Offices not later than January 31 , 1945. Form 0 -1426-40I011'4 BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 1944 W <\lt TIME SERVICE REPOR'f N REGION No. _ __,.S..____ __ COUNCIL No. -5g NAME 01'' COUNCIL (The first sec.t,ion was the report of FOOD FOR FREEDOM) t:,,ff/C.I( Fl 41/Utl ~01/rlt;l~___t:;.,~""--~~=-..!~~--~~iu..!d. ......_--=----~~ M &; LOCATION OF COUNCIL OFFICE p HI j TEN~-~----- (STATE) INCLUDE IN Tms REPORT ONLY 1944 ACTIVITIES ,.,.. SPACE FOR YOUR COMMENT (If Completed - Include Date of Completion) ..e 1l NATURE OF WAR ~1 t SERVICE RENDERED ... !;,;) 0 0 Zt,;> WASTE PAPER COLLECTION (Total of entire year) WASTE PAPER COLLECTION Sp.~ial Lbs. Augwit-Septemher, 1944, Collection I Lbs. SALVAGE OF SCRAP METAL (Scrap B•nks) I Lbs. I i Lbs. I I I Lbs. ' SALVAGE OF TIN CANS I I I i SALVAGE OF GREASE I I BOOKS COLLECTED FOR MILITARY CAMPS No. ' I MILKWEED POD COLLECTION I I GOVERNMENT CIRCULARS DISTRIBUTED I DISPATCH BEARER PROGRAM I GOVERNMENT POSTERS DISTRIBUTED DISPATCH BEARER POSTER PROJECT COUNCIL OR LOCAL DISTRIBUTIONS OF GOVERNMENT INFORMATIONAL MATERIAL ' I I l 'l-.. Lbs. I j I I Lbs. j ~· Name Agency responsible for collection ., I .. No. ~.111£.. &,.,.. I I '.tt s WAR FUND DRIVE ~ IQ Lbs. I ltiO I 4-o SALVAGE OF SCRAP RUBBER OLD CLOTHES COLLECTION !Troop Certificates of Merit 1Individual Emblems Atmrded ao I 6/,'J_J'No. No. of Scouts Commissioned as Dispatch Scouters Assisting Bearers No. I loo LOCAL COOPERATION Wfl'H OTHER AGENCIES* (LIST Atso SPECIAL LOCAL COUNCIL WAR TIME .SERVICE) *American Red Cross; American Legion (Armistice Day, Old Records, etc.); U.S.O.; O.C.D. Service; Community Che ~ts; Bundles for Britain; Fire Pre'\entioq Week Committee; United China Relief; Y.M.C.A.; U. S. Forest Service; Blood Banks; Selective Service; Rationing Boards; Bundles for America, etc. (REPORT ONLY 1944 AGENCY COOPERATED 'WITH ACTIV~TIES) NATURE OF SERVICE-COOPERATION I NO.OF NO OF CUBS PACKS COHHUNITIES and SCOUTS and t~OOPS Partlcipatlnr Partieipatin&' I I 100 lo I (Over) Total Volume of M:atftial Bandied �INCLUDE IN THIS REPORT ONLY 1944 ACTIVITIES FOOD FOR Included In Section I "Food for Freedom" Report, mailed to all Councils on October 6, 1944. FB.EEDOM .WAR HOUSING COOPEilATION SERVICE TO OFFICES OF OTHER PR0JECTS Yes ~ No 0 No. of Troops and Packs organized in Critical areas (In-Migrants) No. of Scouts and Cubs added to program as a result of population relocation (1£ los.s in membership was due to same factor so indicate) Is your Council cooperating with War Housing Centers? Yes D No 1'1. No. of Scouts and Cubs recognized by the Junior Citizens Service Corps Has the Volunteer Office assisted this Council in seeuring additional leadership? Is your Council continuing a plan of cooperation with local O.C.D.? CIVILIAN DEFENSE Yes O No~ Number_ _ _ _ _. J'INANCING THE WAR PARTfCIPA'l'fON IN TBE 4th WAR LDAN Did your Council have an over-all plan of cooperation in the Fourth War Loan January 18-Jrebruary L No O 15, 1944? Yes 1'l HO Troops and Packs. No. of Scouts and Cubs participating Cf 8 S- from 2No. of communities in which Scouts and Cubs participated Did Scouts and Cuhs actually take orders for bonds and stamps? Yes Im No O 2'1'-S 1£ yes, no. of orders secured in Fourth War Loan l~S:DO ~07, Total amount involved Did Scouts and Cubs No D Yes RI (1) do house.to-house canvassing? No 0 J8l Yes canvassing? area small (2) No 0 Yes 18 (3) general solicitations? In what other ways did Scouts and Cubs cooperate in the Fourth War Loan? No Did Scouts furnish aid to radio stations for taking orders? Yes • ~ ~ No. orders secured 3o IJUWFeo Value Did your Council have an over-all plan of cooperation in the Fifth War Loan June 12-July 8, 194'? No ZJ Yes 0 Troops & Packs. 0 fro m 0 No. oI S~outs & Cuba participating No. of communities in which Scouts and Cubs participated Did Scouts actually take orders for bonda and stam pa? Yes 0 No S. H yes, no. of orders secured in Fifth War Loan Total amount involved Did Scouts and Cubs No 81 Yes D (1) do house-to-house canvassing? No ~ Yes D (2) small area canvassing? No B Yes D (3) general solicitations? In what other ways did Scouts and Cubs cooperate in the Fifth War Loan? Ji. PAR'ftCIPATION IN THE ' 5th WAR LOAN SCOUTS-AT-WAR MINUTE MAN PROGRAM This program started November 20, 1944. No. of Troops and Packs earning right to display Scouts-at-War Minute Man flag and/ or banner 0 Total no. oI commitments to buy and continue to purchase regularly secured by Scouts and Cubs in 0 this program 0 No. of Scouts and Cubs purchasing bonds and/ or stamps regularly BLOOD BANKS Scouts in this Council have served as aids to Blood Banks O Yes No~ c 1£ yes, no. of Scouts and Cubs involved No. of Troops & Packs involved No. of communities involved ANTI-HOARDING PENNIES & NICKELS (Scouting Dee. '43) OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRATION - -·•. A:SSISTINC ·m .. .. RECllUITING LOCAL REPORTS Q 0 cooperate in the Anti-Hoarding Campaign. This Council did D did not Ill (This was the request of Mrs. Nellie Ross, Director of the Mint, that everything possible be done to avoid the hoarding of pennies and nickels.) 0 No. of Scouts and Cubs cooperating with rationing programs No. Troops and Packs involved No. of communities CHECK EACH SERVICE Fuel oil 0 Issuance of gasoline rationing Store census 0 Aid in token distribution n :·. Food rationing Other.tzJ>es. .of assistance 5 D D >¥ • No-. of Scouts and Cubs · ' . No. of T~oops and Packs involved No. of communities WAVES 0 ARMY WACS 0 0 0 0 NAVY 0 COAST GUARD 0 MARINES 0 Please describe briefly any service rendered by Scouts in emeq~encies caused by flood, tornado, earth· quake, etc., on separate sheet. Please attach copy of all Council reports of War Time Services you have issued in 1944 or for activities of 1944 related to War Service, Civic Service, etc. Pictures are also requested. To the best of our knowledge this report constitutes an accurate record of the war time service of this . Council in 1944. Signature: - - -- -- - - - -- -- - - - - - NOTE: Council President Signature: Signature: Date: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Chairman Camping and Activitie$ Scout Executive INCLUDE IN THIS REPORT ONLY 1944 ACTIVITIES (Over) �.~· BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Home Office: 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. FOR INTRA-ORGANIZATION COMMUNICATIONS November· 14, 1944 My dear fellow Executive: Once again we approach the time when we are called upon to render an accotlllt of our stewardship for the past year. 1he annual report which each Local Council is a.s'l-::ed to file serves as a basis for the renewal of the Cotlllcil is Charter, in accordance with the Consti tu.tion and By-·Laws of the Boy Scouts of America. Enclosed you will find the forms to be used for this purpose. As you know, the application and reports are to be completed as soon as possible after Jarmal'y 1, and should be mail0d not later than January .31, 1945. 1he origj.nal is inter..ded for the National Co'J.i."1Cil, with a copy to the Regional Office and a copy for your own files. We have furnished a fourth set of forms which can be nsed for the preparation of a rough preliminary draft, and on which corrections can be made beiore the perm&nent copies are made up for the National, Regional, and Local Offices. · You will find that the report forms are, in most respects, the same as those which were used last January. However, there have been a few eliminations, including the foJ.l0wing. .All of this is in the direction of simplification and reduction of work in making out the reports. · a. b. c. d. e, Ownership of Uniforms, page 3 Boy Fact Survey, page 3 'l'enure Objectives in Organization & Extension Report Section on Promotion in Camping Report Two columns in Advancement Report J Please note particularly that the form for the War Time Service Report is included with and made a part of the Application for Charter Renewal. This should be returned with the other reports, and you will note that it also covers the regular Civic Service Report in connection with non-war service, which has been asked for separately for a great many years. I am sure I need not remind you that it is our purpose to make the annual renewing of Local Cotlllcil Charters as helpful as possible to every Local Council. We think of it as a cooperative project in which you and we have equally important parts. We will especially appreciate your c·ooperation in having the reports as complete as possible and malling them before the end of January. Sincerely yours, BOY SCOUTS OF .AMERICA FIELD OPERATIONS ¥~ GEORGE J. M.D. FISHER, Director, Field Operations GJF/LEC �a~· J~...e~ SC jo. 9~ ~ '-., . ')...o ···-··~1· 1 ¥_'1~8~- __ _ l~_'j, lk ' - lf f I ..r BB -n-~_8.__L_g,s-L s;{,'f~Y-¢ �:r .. ~b ~O.oo 1}.. / (.. .,,~ t..q 'I. .[ t:i :JI;: ~ ~co_~· 1/1 ' y:· I, "'y Io I· .~J-~-­ B.f 7 8 ~- s I 7 Io. 0-6 /Sl:.0,60 I '-1-? 1{. ~ 0 1L- "2,,)... '-I 6 I{~-. , f y ---'----__...,,· 'bY. ( '- {. s- t.f::t1.'i8 - - " " - ' -....... ,.,."'·~·~·~"'·'="·• 7J-81. l:.S __ s fJ>' s ;.,, ,.. 4- ' ~SC, ·-;rp:·;.. /. 0 '1 :zn. ! L.{. 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'+~--o. }-SJ_,.o __ r,,,,,,s o s-. ___{..,.,...Sb. 00.0l:.) 1 ~-.0. ( I \ fa ••ro.~ ? o-q~ C if"'b I ....l?J4 ').- j ·-. I ".r·· o �ri CJ-JJCJ(;\$1\vV COUi'IC JL, _B. S~1\. 1 Ji'IC. ].ALLOT FOR ELECTION OF OFFICERS .AND COUNCIL MEMBERS-AT-LARGE FOR YEAR BEGINNING JANUARY l, 1946 ********** (Vote for One) FOR PRESIDENT Mr. A. K. Burrow --- FOR VICE-PRESIDENTS Mr. Oran L. Cox .. (Vote for Five) Mr" w. L. Sharpe Mr. H. w. Slavick Mr. T. Robert Acklen .. Mr. c. B. Senhausen - .. FOR SECRETARY Mr. J. A. Angus (Vote for One) FOR TREASURER Mr. Emile A. Bizot (Vote for One) t-· FOR COMMISSIONER Dr. B. E. Jacobs (Vote for One) FOR NATIONAL COUNCIL REPRESENTATIYES(Vote for 5) Mr. A. K. Burrow Mr. P. A. Dr. B. E. Mr. Henry Mr. James - Clayton Jacobs M. Clayton Seddon All en FOR COUNCIL MEl·IBERS-AT-LARGE, as per list next attached I ! i I1I l - �·1946. COUNCIL MEMBERS-AT-LARGE "A" ·l Bridgforth, W. D. 1 Bruco, c. Arthur 1 !lurch, Lucius E. I :Burrow, A. K. Butler, c. W. Jr. Abraham, George B. Acklen, T. Robert Acroyd, W. L. Agee, G. Worthen Ahlgren, Frank Alexander, Vance Jr. Angus, John A. Ainslee, H. S. Alcott, Richard Allen, c. c. Allen, James Seddon Allen, June D. Allen, Preston Allen, Thomas H. Annis, Burton :B. Atkinson, Dr. W. R. , Austin, John A. Awsumb, George Ayres, Dr. J. C. I "C" I Jack I Carley, Caldwell, :m; 1'. Callow, Lewis c. Canale, Phil M. I' Carter, M. O. Carter, Nathan A. I, Carrington, R; Russell Nelson s. I Castle, Chambers, C. M. I I ! ( ABMY) Barry, Edward F. I Chambers, J. D. Champion, R. G. ' Chandler, W. H. Chandler, Hon. Wal tor , Christenbur y, Fred L. I Church, C. H. I Clark, Dolph ' Clark, lloscoe C. Clark, William 1 Clarke, P. C. Clayton, Henry M. 1 Clayton, P. A. Cleghorn, John I Cobb, William s. Coffey, :Bon 13. Jr. I Cole, Sam F. ' Collier, J. D. j Collins, Chriss Col. Everett R. 1 Cook, Cooke, R. P. Cooper, Sterling I 1 Cox, Allen, Jr. I Cox, Oran L. ; Cox, W. W. I Cowan, C. H•. , Crawford, -.\. M. I Creson, Larry :a. I Creson, R. F. I I 11]11 Bab or, Ro dncy Bacon, Col. W. J. Bailey, E. o. Ball, Ernest C. Ballon, Dave Barker, Judge H. H. Barrow, E. R. (ARMY) Beasley, Jolu1 B. Benner• Henri Bensinger, Lloyd Bi zot, Emile .A. Boatner, !:J. J. Bolton, A. Earle Bondurant, Julian B. Boone, Daniel H. Boyd, Judge Marion S. Boyle, J. J3a;vard Boyl0, Joseph P. :Brown c. H. (ARMY) BrO'l/J!l, Paul :Bro'l.m, R. G. Tirown, S. Toof i (NAVY) (ARMY) I I !,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.._:__ (NAVY) _...,.._~-------~ Page 1 �I Creson, T. K. Jr. Crump, Charles M. Crump, Claude M. Crump, E. H. Sr. Crump, E. H. Jr. Cunningham, Jesse (N.o\VY) Myron I Dalstrom, Ed Dani@lson, Gen. W. A. Darnell, Herbert Davis, Hon. Clifford Dnvi s, A. G. Davis, Joe E. Davis, Dr. J, Murry Day, Paul Deupree, Wa.)rne Diehl~ Dr. Charles Dilworth, J. E. Dixon, Hugo U. Dol001, T. R. Donelson, Lowis R. Dorr, W. H. Droifus, Fred 3. 1 , j. (NAVY) (ARMY) ~~~~~' D~~a~:e~. F. 1 Gra;v, John } Green, Jesse Gronauer, Joseph 1 Grout, F. M. Russell Gregg, ,.,, I Gaylor, W. A. I I I A. "H" Charles J, I Haase, Halo, E. W. Arthur I Halle, Halliday, W. P. Harrold, E. A.. J. R. I Hartio, Hn.ys, Lake Robert G. I Heard, Heiskell, A. L. Henry, u. Wallace I Her ff, Horbert Herrington, R. L. Harold l Hirsheimor, Hirsh, Bo W. Hobson, Dr. J. J. I Hohenberg, A. E. Holmes, Herbert I Hoppel',, A. L. Hopper, Joe T. P. I Howard, Huckabee, Miller J •. D, I Hunt, Hussey, Robert J, I I Irby, W. :i. Jr. i I "E" Early, George C. Earp, O. K. Eckert, George J. Echols, L. Edge, W. T. Edwards,. Frank C. Eliot 1 Dr• T. S. Emick, Harold Ettelson, Dr. H. W. I (ARMY) I v. I I I "F" l "G" Gates, J. Granville I', Garber, Gehri, Rev. W. G, e, Si dnoy I Genett George, John H. Glascock, Charles 3en E. I• Glasgow, Goldsmith, Jack tmn.n, Dr. J. s. I Gol Gooch, Cecil "D" Farrell, John J. Fay, Gcro.ld Fiedler, Chris H. Fiedler, Dr. F. W. Finch, M. E. Finn, Romer c. Firestone, Raymond Fi sher, All en Flanagan, F. Joe Fleming, Joseph D. Foglem!1!1, John A., Fowler~ W" B,. . Jfr?eburg 1 H~.:i:ry Fri end, A.., 3,. I 1 I I (NAVY) I (.ARMY) "J" Jacobs, Dr. 3. E• Jacobs, Merrill Pe.go 2 �Jacobson, c. M. J' ohnson, J. c. Johnson, W. c. Jolly, Dave Jones, Dr. Robert W. Jones, Walk c. Jr. McWhorter, 1 1 (ARMY) I 1 D. (AB.MY) Moreland, s. E. Morgan, Allen Moriarty, Herbert Mottweiler, Forrest Munson, F. F. Myers, Mayer-9 l "N" I W. Norvell,. I Nickey, Jr. Nichols, Doddridge I I Keller, Eugene Kenworthy, William King, Dr •. c.. c. King, Rev. Frank Klepper 1 George M. Klyce, F. W. Knoff, Ed\in.rd M. KopaJ.d, s. L. .i~. ·1 Mooman, E. J. (.AJlMY) (ARMY) I (ARMY) Jo So.m I 0' Callaghan, J. E. 0 1 Connor, Frank Orgill, Edmund Orgill, K. W. Orndorff, H. G. Ozburn, N. Field "L" Lane, v. G. Lat:b..am. ~weyne Law, Sid A. Lee, Dr. R. G. LoPrince, J. A. Lerner, s. M. Levy, Dr. Louis Lewis, T. W;, Libby, Frank Lichterman, Ira J. Lightman, M. A. Livermore, Dr. George R. -.~,;- ..;: Lohmeyer, J. A. Loomis, Charles W. Loring, Lev Lucas, Fr cd w. npn. Patten, Joe M. Patton, Wesley E. Paul, F. w. Pn~'"!lc, F•. J. Peete, Russell Penland, Clifford Pennebaker, C. T. Pores, Hardwig Perkins, George T. Perry, Chester Pidgeon, Everett Pidgeon, Phil Pipkin, A. E. Pipkin, Perry, ' M" Madon, John W. Maury, J. E. Macfarla..'11.o, G. o. Malone, J. H. Mallory, E. L. Jr. Maxon, ~ishop James M. Maxon, Thomas E. McCabe, c. T. McCourt, Leo T. McGee, Eugene McGeorge, H. L. McGregor, John McKenzie, H. o. McKnight, James Malone McKnight, Thomas (NAVY) (NAVY) Plank, E. E. Pope, Marvin Porter, Dr. A. R. Jr. Prescott, W. J. Pyron, Ira W. "R" 1 Ragland, s. E. Ragsdale, F. v. Raines, Dr. Sam L. Ram.say, R. G. Ramsey, Henry T. Rawls, Dr. George P. (ARMY) (ARMY) .!:'age 3 �.\ Reeves, Russell E. Ri.chL'.l'dson, Charles D. Richardson, Gilmer Ilicchmn.n, J. A. Ri gg1m, c. L. Rittolmeyer, Charles Roberts, Jo:b..n E. · Ross, J. L. (NAVY) Roy, George T. Jr. Ruch, Dr. Walter A. 1 Thompson, E. F. Thompson, L. K. Trexler, Fred Trippeor, R.· A. Tunl, ~lancha.rd s. Turman, W. F. Turn"Q:u.11, Stove Turner, lforfleet Tutwiler, c. B. Rugg, L. E. Russell, Edward P. Russell, Dr. George M. Rychener, Dr. R. o. Ve.don, Edwnrd N. Vandemark, F. N. Vesey, John n. Valentino, John J. nsn Saino, J. Jn'. Sando,.,n, w. H. Scharff, Abe Sch~xff, i1.aron R. Schloss, Gilbert M. Schoembs, .A.rthur Schmeisser, Dr. H. C. Schwa.rt z, Merri 11 Seay, J. I. (NAVY) Sollers, Perry Shar...non, A. V. Sharpe, W. L. Sherrod, Floyd Shields, J.~ Chester Sims, R. JJ. Jr. Skin.."'1.or, J. L. Skinner, Raymond Slavick, :a:. w. Smith, W. D. (NAVY) Smith, Walter L. Sohm, .il.J.fred Spain, H. M. Spears, Horman Springfield, c. L. Stratton, Leslie M. Strauss, G. D. Strong, Rvymond Sullivan, H. P. Swim, A. La.Verne "W" Wadley, Dr. s. L. Waggener, Andrew n. Wagner, D. Eugene Waring, Col. Roane Watkins, R. G. Watts, Vernon Harry Webb, 1 Webster, Wr:i. A. Weil, .i:1.lvin :D. 1 Weismann, Walter Jr. Wet tor, Henry • Wi clney, Rev. Chas. L. Wiley, J. :Drady Wilkinson, Russel Williaos, o. P. Williams, Wrey Williss, Carl L. Wilson, Harry L. Wiseman, James D. Wood. Gcorgc:i Wood, Dr. Porcy Wooton, Hoyt D. Wray, T, Cecil Wuxzburg, Abe nyn Yankee, Claude Youns, c. :n. You_~g, Dr. Thomas K. "T" Tanner, L. W. Tntc, Alvan F~-Jr. Taylor, Kenon Taylor, R. ii.. Thomas, John Ji,.. (ARMY) 1 Council Moubcrs nominations o.t the Annual Mooting December 17, 1945 for the year 1946. Pago 4 �MEMORANDUM FROM: jj ~.~~c~~~58.~~-----J-~ __G_._T_r_i~p_h_t_t_ _ _ _~_D_A_T~E_:_J_cl~y~·-~~'-1_9_~-·---~ TO•Mr. · Willia.Iil G. Morris~ 501 Columbian Mutual Towe Meniphis 3, Tenn. SUBJECT: New Members at Large of the Natlonal Council You'll be glad to know that Brig.Gen.W~A.Danielson of Memphis, Tenn., was elected a Member at Large at the 35th Anniial Meeting. While you probably have this information, I want to make sure you do have it ·ror rour records •. John G. Triplett -- lme �~~~l!~~~ -- L2''lrl-- ~·--· '-I( ·~···~---- /1C& I' /,oo I J{.y /,(')o l{y /,/)O tfJ -'2.3 1,00 G'f "!;, ( It~ I ' i I i I \ ~-3 s.s /,bO /,~o t.eu /. 8' /) I.If /.~o SI /,l)r) Lf a (, ~f> ~' tit /.~~ ~rt /,l!>I.) 4~ {.t>~ bi /.Oc /,Oo 42bo JP/ /,oo /, 0() '~~ 31 /tCO 1-f-'f- /, t!>O :&Jef l~Co ~7 l.f!>tl J' /, t') 0 4-Y f, C>O Lf- ~ /,If){) /, ()O '-f9 ae /.&Jo /,1£'() 3v /,00 s8 .Glr· i~.·~~~M~ff4 It "D /, (f) (') /,~() Ito o /r!JO . /)~'ft.., ff a..el ~tt'-·~•! . fl.t· ,,F ,, ,, 't 11 �,, .::: J\r\ \; r h11 .r\ ' I J\_, r JJ JJ .J· '-' :BALLOT FOR ELECTION OF OFFICERS ..urn COUNCIL MEMBERS-AT-LARGE FOR YEAR BEGINNING I J~uWARY . 1. 1945 ********** :E'QR PRES I DENT _:: I Mr. (Vote for One' ··--- - A. K. Burrow - / / / ...... (Vote for F·ive,. 'FOR VICE-PIUJSIDENTS Mr. Oran L. Cox Mr. w. Sh~e L. w. --· ~ ·----·-----L~• .. I - I Mr. I J• (Voto for On.~.' .. ~ ..'lo. Angus - I ·-- ·-- (Voto for One FOR TREASURER ·- ~. --- FOR SECRETJ!.RY 1--- ... " Slavick Mr. H. Mr. Ed.'Ilund Or~i~!Mr. T. Robert ~\.cklen - -·· - .. Mr. Emile A. Bi zot ' Dr. :s. E. Jacobs (Vote for One,...' FOR COMMISSI01TER --- FOR U.ATIONAL COTJNCIL REPRi3SENTATIVES( Vote for 5) Mr. A. K. Burrow Mr. P. ii.• Clayton Dr. :s. E. Jacobs -- Mr. Henry M. Cleyton -- Mr. James Seddon il.llcn FOR COtJWCIL MD11UIBS-AT-LARGE, as per list next attached ,. .. .,, ., ~ ' · 1 ~- • " ,... . - ·- _, �C.QUNCIL MOO:DRS-.t~T-LARGE T. Robert IJt.1 ~l.cklen, Acroyd, W. L. :Jruce, R. G. Junn, H. T. / ooA.gee, G. Worthen &, 21 oOJl.hlgren, Frank J././ /OAAlexander, Vance J•.11 Jmgus, John ii.• .Ainslee, H. s. .t'Ucott, Richard Allen, o. o. I OOAllen, James Seddon$' / .L\llen, June D. i lf.Allen, Preston "J~. \\ Allen, Thomas H. Annis, Burton :B. Atkinson, Dr. W,. R. Austin, John A. Awsumb, George Ayres, Dr. J •. C. "B" -B-ab-er, Rodney Bacon, Col. W. J. Bailey, E. o. Ball, Ernest c. Ballon, Dave Jurch, Lucius E. :Durrow, .ii.. K. :>utler, c. W. Jr. non Carley, Jack Cal dwel 1, E. - R. Callow, Lowis~ Phil M. -Cun.ale, 1 L,, Carter, M. O. 1'.'.iJ.:TT'Castlo, S. Nelson Chambers, C;, M. 'I t>L\Cha.mbors, J. D• .SS' , Champion, R. G. ft060hD.ndlor, W. H• · ~I Chruidlor, Hon. Waiter ~· Christenbury, Fred L. .~ ·.Church, c. ·H. Clark, Dolph ·(.A..TfMYf//f j Clark, Roscoe c. · J .6' · (AEMY) Barker, Judge H. H. Barrow, E. R.· Barry, Edward F. :i3oasley, John :a. l Oo13onner, Henri 3cnsinger, Lloyd ~ Bizot, Emile ~\.. -- 3oatnor' n. J. ,· ~ ~olton, A. Earl-0 , :Bondurant, Julian B. Iloonc, Daniel H. I o6Boyd, Judge Marion s. :ilo-ylej ··J. Beyard. . -Iloylo, Jos. P. :Drennan, J. J. :Drown, c. Clark, William Clarke, P. C. ~tjl)Clayton, Henry M. , ,·.~ 0Clayton, P. A. {.If (Ni~VY) Cleghorn, John , Cobb, William s. Coffey, Jon :J. Jr. Colo, Som F. 1 Collier, J. D. Collins, Chriss . l•o~Cooko, R•. P. i.+o 31.1 ~ Sterling •!~Cooper, · \,e~Cox, . .tJ.llon Jr. "f.'\.. Cox, Ornn L. Cox, W. W. Cowan, c~ H. I 1 I :sr I (NAVY) '+'+ (.A.EMY) I ti oo Crawford, 1 H. :i.lrown, Paul Jrow.n, R. G. :Drown, s. Toof 3tidgforth, W. D. Jrucc, c. 4rt4ur , Al (ABMY) I A. M. S-3 Crc son, Ln.rry J. Crc so:Q., R. F. Cres9n, T~ K. Jr. Crump, Charles M. Crump, Claude M. Crump, E. H. Sr. Crump, E. H. Jr. (NAVY) (NAVY) Page l �l I I__ Gcncttc• Cunningham, Jesse £oR E t..·: *,... /-/ . (NAVY) Glasgow, Ben E. . (ARMY) Goldsmith, Jack (ARMY) · J. · s~ nr. 1 Gurtml.ii; l Gooch, Cecil /i~oodmon, Charles F. ~8 1 Gr~wes, Dr. L. M. Gray, John 'l~reen, JcssevY1 ~ 11 j Grout , F. M. : -Gregg, Russell "D" r!J. Sid.no~ . 1 fOGlasco~k, Charles 1 I I tCcIDalstrom, Ed SS Danielson, Gen. W. A. Darnell, Herbert Davis, Hon. Clifford ~ Davis, A. G. Davis, Joe Davis, Dr. J. Murry Dey, Paul Deupree, Wayne Diehl, Dr. Charles l OcIDilworth, J. E. I. t. - l ~-«loDolan, T.• R. I "1:>:Qonelson, l1ewi s R,. ~ lI Dorr, W. H. 1 Dreifus, Fred J3. l "H" $,., Hale, E. W. : Hallei Arthur ·i #~alliday, w. (AJMY) P. .-H1o~r?1a, E.· A. i Har ti e , J. R. t Hays, Lak~ "E" Early, Geo~ge : Heard, Robert, G. t!octroiskcll, A. L. $"4 , - Henry, N. Wn.llaco Hor ff, Hor be.rt Herrington, R. L. 1 FF HARR1 W • I ~Tlir·s!).cimor, 11. I F',.irsh, l3. w. 1 Hoo.g, Doan Harold.Brown /~bson, Dr. J. J • .Sf l 10dlohcnbcrg, A. E. ~­ llto~olli s, Hc.'1l'ry ~g Holmes, Horbert 1 Hopper; .A. L. 1 Hopper, Joe . / • Howard, T. P. -#~Huckabee, Mill or Htmt, J. D. 1 (lUVY) , . Hus soy, Bo bcr t J. C. *'° I OQElarp. o. E. I OC>Ecksrt, George J. 51/ Echols, L. ,V. ,,.,,'/" . 7--1 ~ Edge, W. T.. Edwara.s, Frank c.v""' ~ /Y :P"Eliot, Dr. T. S. Emick, Harold Ettelson, Dr. H. W. ! "F" 11~Farrel:l, JEJhn J. '1SFay, Gerald -Fiedler, Chris H. Fiedler, lli'. F. w. ·Finch, M•. E. I (\OFircstonc, Raymond -,' ~· 11 ......_, w w.f#:J.I! 34.~ frffN~ RoMcli. c:; .,· ~she.r, Allen .ldraiagan, F. Joe Fleming, Joseph D. Fogleman, John A. •11121. Fowl or, w. l3. Freeburg, Harry'-""" Friend, A. B. "G" ~ j6$ ""Irby, W. :B. Jr. I 1 (ARMY) "I II llJll I 1 t!c~acobs, Dr. :s. E• ..,.,_ · 1 Jacobs, Morrill ' #}-;~~~~~~· J ~· c~-~J~.tJ6..l~f'1. _RE., • t.. • 7; ates, J. Granville~~QEl't 1 Goylor, w. A. Gehri, Rev., W. G. ' I Johnson, W•. C. M:t.?-1 Jolly, DayeP~~ · Jen~s.r..l)r..."~E.0-bar.t.. W. /)!(... '. .Jones, Walk C. Jr. 11 �(ARMY we ~.· J.;· lforvol l, J. W. ( ltAV::J) •.:.J.JOD Nickey , Sam Jr. a-~ tt l;oo 1Tichol s, Doddrid ge W.I. (ARMY) King, Rev. Frank oKlcpp or, George M. ~· ._.,, · .......,..Klyce, F. w. Knoff, Edw. M. I ot::Ko:pald, s. L. l. 'Y ••n...,T "N" ,,q "K" - ! · uon o•,Oallo .ghan, J. E. O'Connor, Frank 1 I jfit Orgill , Edmund l1000r gill, K. W. 'fl j Orndor ff; U. G. , Ozburn , N. Field 11111 La..'1.o, V. G. Lath1:'.Jll, Swayne - - nptt ·~ SiclA ~ ~1 Loe, Dr. R. G. Patton , Joo M. LePrin co, J. A. Patton , Wesley E. I t>oLcrn or, S. M. 5 l 1 I . Po.ul, F. W. Levy, Dr. Louis llOOPnyne, F. -J. $~ I ooLowi s, T. W. bJ 1:tlaPeo tc, Russe·l l $'lit Libby, Frank Penlan d, Cliffor d Lichtor man, Ira J. Pennob nkor, c. T. 1 ·Lightm an, M• .1\. ·Pores, Ifardwig .. Li vcrmor c, Dr. George R. Perkin s, ~oorge T. f~EJil/..,__ tgJf€~.Ti }~· N..:WY) ( .i\.. • J er, Lohmey 1 ( 00Pidg eon, Jilvorot t '+«t f ~Loomis, Cha.rlos W. s! Pidgeo n, Phil ~ring, Lev q.. ton, John lking ~$~Pi w. Fred , l'Lucas 11ccPip kin, A. -E. , , Pipkin , Perry 11M11 , ,,, t · . ,,, (N~WY) Al . v. .. • ·fl .11 ' p lank' E'• .;!J. . ~1 ~- ~r • lff .• IJJ. l,., Pope, Marvin lMc.d.on, /ohn· w. Portor , Dr.· A, R. Jr. ';p <El. J. lfaury, l Presco tt, W. J. Mn.cfar leno, G. O. on, Irn. w. *8 'rOPyr (.ABMY) Malone , J. H. 1 Mc.llor y, Loe llRll -Mn.xon, :Bishop James M. E. Thomas Maxon, I , . Rn.glan d, s•. E. McCc.bo, C.- T. (.ABMY) v. ~cCourt, 100 T. Mfffff!Ee. Evr-- ,-= 1 R[l,~sda,le,Dr.F. Sp.m .il.FIMY) ( L. Rn.ines r/--:::d~~"ifi.... I .. !llicGee' E. L. j Ramsey , R. G. HcGcor ge, E... L. )4-imscy, Henry T. McGreg or, John Me.KENi=LIE,~J::l,,s;>. , Dr. Geo. P, /7B.nwls ~ McKnig ht, Jamo,s Malone , Russel l E. Reeves l o McKnig ht, Thomas +L S1 R. Wnllnco Reid, 1 :McWhorter, J.\ •• D. D. Cha.rlcs , n.rdson t,,Rich Mocman, E• J. /)!.·.../ )J.J Gilmcr1 son, Richnrd /[l,f-~ (.ARMY) Morela nd, s. E. 1 i.. 7 A. •. J man, ooRicch 1 (N~WY) Morgan , .Allen 1 Riggnn , c. L. · Morio..r ty, _Herber t Rittolm cycr, Charles : (ABMY) Mottw ciler, Forres t s, John E. Robert j Munson , F.· F. V"' L • ...,.i J. ss, tiOCRo Myers, 1'1£1.ycr I I I i. p I 4 ! , I Pngc 3 �"V" NA.'11 Roy, George T.Jr.Ruch, Dr. Wv,l t er A. Rugg, L. E. Russell, Edwnrd P. Russell, Dr. George M. <Rychcner, Dr. R. o. Vn.dcn, Edwa.r d N. ' Vandenn.rk, F. l~. Vesey, John B. , Valentine, John "S" I "W" 1 · Wadley, Dr. s. L. ' WD.t$gonor, ~i.ndrow :a. 1100Wngnor, D. Eugono ~ v , Wnring, Col. Borui.o Wntkins, .ll. G. Webb, Ho.rry · . _ • We bat or, Wr.1 ... ~i.. tlo~Woil, ,\lvin :a. lo(..~ ~ \{oismnnn, Wo.l tcr Jr. Wot tor, Henry Widney, ilev, Chas. L. ~iloy, J. Brndy (NAVY) 'Wilkinson, Russel Willi.?.r:is, o. P. Willin.o.s, Wrny Willis s, Curl L. Wilson, Harry L. ( ~\.tlMY) Wisonan, Jru:ios B. ' George 11ood, ~ln.vick, H. W. Wood, Dr. Percy (NAVY) Smith, W~ltor L. Wray, T. Cecil Sohm., .iUfrod ~ Abo .Wurzburc;, ' , I· COSpc.in, H. M.. C. \. l OC6pon.r s, Horm:i.n if-3 nyu , Springfield, O. L. ~I 1':JRNl(EE-) at..AtJ/Jt:"- fl. 'Strauss, G. D. "1(~Yroung, c. B. Strong, Rey!lond Young, Dr, Thono.s IC. Sullivan, H. P. 3a I oOSwim, .:1.•. Lc.Yorno Snino, J. E. ~ Sci.n do vm , W. H. l Octichnr ff, ii.be ,Scharff ,Aaron .R. I C6Schloss, Gilbert M. Sb Schoorabs, i\.rthur Schmoi s s or, Dr;;, H. c. Schwn.rtz, Merrill Sony, J. I .• (N~WY) Sollors, Forry Shannon, .i.. V. Shc1.rp o , W. L•. Shorro d, Floyd ~ ~ Shi cl.ds, J. Ches tor aw l tp;~·-111 ar la r' Sims, R. · :S. JT. Skinner, J. ii. Skinner, Reymond / ""'*' fo I I 'T -:t::i e:p:r.· i 11 ! i I T11 - T:mnor, L. W. ~ <1.to, .Alvn..11. Tcylor, Konon T.'.1.""Jlor, R...i.. Thonc.s,JohJl ..~. Thonpson, E. F. Tho!:"tpson, L. K. I o~Trippom·., 71. .. ..:i.1eoTu...;.l, Blc,nchnrd Turne',n, W. F. Turnbull, St0ve · Turner, 1Torfloot Tutwiler, c. B. ., Council Met1bors noninntions a.t tho Annunl Mooting Docenber 12, 1944 for tho yonr 1945. I I j Page 4 �Jr.1 nuary 5 , 1946. F'Jt;,,t'.'~onal Cc:n.mc2.l, 'fl•;'·.)\• I 1'.t:::'i'. 1\venue, t1m4' York 16, N.Y. ~~ Crf'lor\ .. .vv,J:·. ~·,~·. f'..-.w ... 0.07'···dc~n v~· '"'1:" ,_ • i"'~t._1J~~~t o '1ccut r"'xecut1vr.i r,.. ,...,, i, t! ..... "Tl 'i•..-• n , .• �Form '9-1062-2000944 ( ' , ~ -· .), 0 I« RlroxoN No. CouNCILNo. COUNCIL 5 I ' 558 ROSTER ./ REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCil. · SCOUTERS Date.....Januar..7...4._....l.94.$. ......._____________ :, Coundl.._......Oh.1..c.k.asaw.........................--.---··"··············-··········-·······-·······-··············-······---··············· State...~......!fll.tl.n.................................:. I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending____ p.e.C$mb.$~---~------------------------, 19_4.fi__ , (Exp1rat10n Date) and. hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to th~ Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. · PROFESSIONAL AND I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will VOLUNTEER STAFF commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. Please Fill in All Columns T.> V> 1~ TITLES NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY Professional Staff ""r / i.-4 n_,..,..Ann Mn1"1'"1 a .I -A , ""'-·-"' 1:' .... .-~~ _ . 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Sctg. for Senior Field Com'r.for Air Sctg. . , for Emergency Field Com r.Service Corps Field Com'r. Field Com'r. t\))'-::'/ Field Com'r. ~ Asst. Field Com'r. Asst. Field Com'r. Asst. Field Com'r. Dist. Com'r. , Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. Signed.... ----···················································---···-······-········--·--Scout Executive - �Form,0-1062-2000944 ) " ,. .. .. <> ·•· REGION No. CouNcILNo. 5 568 COUNCIL I REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS RosTER Date.•.••J.anuar.y....4.,. ...19.4.5.•..... ~---··········· Council.. -Chi.oka.s.a.w.......................................................................................................................~- State..••...!£,.enne.ss.ee...................~.• I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending.D.e.c.emb.er...-3.1..-..--19.4.fL----------• 19_____ , (Expiration Date) and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. PROFESSIONAL AND I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will VOLUNTEER STAFF commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. Please Fill in All Columns (f) . ADDRESS TITLES NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT r~ '2 ,., .... ...... :J8 ~ ,., ...... ~~~~~lz ;r::: ,,,. 0 - .,. O..i:;& ........ 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Sctg. for Senior ~l\>\\~'7 \ i\\\>v Field Com'r.for Air Set~. . , for Emergency Field Com r.Service Corps Field Com'r:. ~Ji ,.....(('° ~); --" ~( _<\<\\\';,\>- Field Com'r. ~ _(Q)'-~r Field Com'r. ~ Asst. Field Com'r. Asst. Field Com'r. Asst. Field Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. - Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. Signed....•...•.......•.............................•....................................... Scout Executive �r/ '\ Form o.1062tl-4500944 ,. 0. ['.) "' REGION No. ·1 I 5 CouN<::IL,Co. I 55S COUNCIL ROSTER Date ....... .J.a.rmar.;y......4,,..i.945 ....... ___________ _ REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Council _______Q,b.1~ka.s.a..w:.. ____________________________ ._____________________________________ -···-···---------·--··--·····-·--------·--···-·- State________ .T.enne..s.s.e~e.. ___________________ _ I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the , 19-Ai) and hereby make application for year ending Dec emb.er 31 (Expiration Date) , registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the pµblication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will' commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one ' year. I submit my answers to the following in support of my aP.plication. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER D D D 5El D D .. PLEASE CHECK GROUP Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. Merit Badge Counselor. Council Member. Council Member at Large. Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY should be * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one as Council Scouter. checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere Si~ed... ·------···-··----··--··------··----·--··----··--·-·-·········-···-··----···--··---· Scout Executive �( 'l Form 0-1062!l-4500944 REGION No. l I 6 " CouNCIL Co. 558 COUNCIL ROSTER Date .... .J.a-nu&r-J---4------1-941-----·····--·-·······, Council .Q.h1.clcaaa.W------···································································· ................................................ State........ .Tenne.e.s.$e...................... REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS I agree to serve on the designated groJJp or Committee of the Council for the , 1946-, and hereby make application for year ending December 31 (Expiration Date) I subscribe to the Declaration of America. of Scouts registration with the Boy Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated ·on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulatipns as r:iay be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT ' D· D D !;I t"'I D PLEASE CHECK GROUP Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. Merit Badge Counselor. Council Member. Council Member at Large. Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns ADDRESS STREET No. CITY ./ J * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. others checked indicating that fee is enclosed, Signed ....................................... ,......................•....................... Scout Executive �Form 0-106211-4500944 .I ) REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS REGION No. I CouNCIL Co. 558 COUNCIL ROSTER Date ___ J~.mi~~J: __ ;4_,. ___ l9-4_1$_______________________ _ Council _____ Qb1cka.Sa1f_____________________________________________________________________ ------------------------------------------------ State_______!.enn..... __________________________________ _ I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the , 19.AJl, and hereby make application for year ending December 3J (Expiration Date) I subscribe to the Declaration of America. registration with the Boy Scouts of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted to b~ guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as z::iay be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application". LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT PLEASE .CHECK GROUP D Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Dii;;trict Committee-one sheet can be .used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. [JCCouncil Member. D Council Member at Large. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each · Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns ADDRESS STREET No. CITY GOodman Graves * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. others checked indicating that fee is enclosed, Signed.... ---------------------------------------·------------------,----------------------: Scout Executive �Form 0-1062tl-4500944 L - .., r, ' " .o REGION No. [ 5 I CouNCIL Co. I 658 COUNCIL ROSTER Date ______ January___ 4_,. ___ J.945_ .. _________________ _ Council ________ C.h1okaaaw __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ State... _. ___________'f.enn ____________________________ _ REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee 0 £ the Council for the , 19--45, and hereby make applic~tion for year ending DeoemQe.r 3~ (Expiration Date registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as .stated on the reve.rse .side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be gmded by the Cons~1tution .and By-Laws :ind such rules and regulations as may be · promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year.· r· submit my answers fo the following in support of my application. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men .already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used provid. . ' ing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. Council Member. Council Member at Large. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each . Committee is marked properly. ~ Please Fill in All Columns ADDRESS STREET No. CITY * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. Sign~d-------------------------------------------------------------- .• ----------------~----- Scout Executive �Form 0-1062.tl-4500944 Date __ ~--.---i~-~-~-~-~,.---~-i----~-?.~~-!_________·______ _ REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS . Council _____ O.h1_~.ka~a.'W: ... __________________________________________________________________ ·---··--·-··-···-~---·------··---··-·--·--·-···- State _______T.enn_·--·-·--···---···--··-·--····--·----I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the , 19-4.5, and hereby make application for year ending Decem~er 31 (Exp1rat10n Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as ~ay be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt ·of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. ~Council Member. D Council Member at Large. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fet= is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. Signed.-----·----------------··---------------,-----·----------·------·------·------------·· Scout Executive �Form 0-106213-4500944 ~ c .I I " REGION No. 5 COUNCIL Co. 558 COUNCIL ROSTER Date _____ JanuarJ----4.,---l!'.lU.------------------REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Council -------Qh1.oka.saW----·····---------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------~- State_________ fenn..------------------: ______________ _ I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the ' 19.ft, and hereby make application for 31 necemberDate) year ending (Expiration registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe tO the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Bpy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as.stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted to be guided by the Cons~itution .and By-Laws :ind such rules and regulations as ~ay be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my Jnembership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit my ·answers to the following in support of my application. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT D D D ~ u D PLEASE CHECK GROUP Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. Merit Badge Counselor. Council Member. Council Member at Large. Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns ADDRESS STREET No. CITY * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. Signed.. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Scout Executive �Form 0-1062!:1-4500944 " , ' ' REGION No. CouNcrLCo. & 158 ·1 I ' COUNCIL ROSTER Date ________J:a_n1ut17___4., ___ ll41L ________________ _ REGISTRATIO N ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Council ------------.Ch1.c.k:asaW--------------------------------------------'----------------- ------------------------------------------------ State ______f,ennas.s..e.e------------------------1 agree to serve on the' designated group or Committee of the Council for the , 19~, and hereby make application for year ending December 31 · (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted to be guided· by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as x:iay be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for. one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER D . D D II D D PLEASE CHECK GROUP Executive Board Members at Large. Do not inelude men already listed on Form 1062A. District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. Merit Badge Counselor. Council Member. Council Member at Large. Committee-one sheet can be used providing each· Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY Me .• hA.s EX ch TUal * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. Si~ned---------------------------------------,---------------------------------------------- Scout Executive �Form 0-1062!:!-4500944 ~ ,, REGION No. ,, l I - CouNCIL Co. 1· 5 COUNCIL Ro STER 5j9 Date-----Januar:v---4-F---194-5-.----:·-------···--·REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS council _______ 0..hiJt~~-$.~~---------------·-····-····--······-···-------·-··-·-·--·····------- --------------····--··--·-····--------······--·- State·-···-'!'-&-nn-.---····---~-----------···--···-···--- I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the 19..46., and hereby make application for necemhet' year ending (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year. fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. 31 . D D D lit 0 D PLEASE CHECK GROUP Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. , Merit Badge Counselor. Council Member. Council Member at Large. Committee-one sheet can be used providing each · Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns en f I~ LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER en NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT ·v.rohn .T Va1Anti1'\A "Andrew B. wa~stener ~. Eugene Waf.tner J. Goldsm.it:'h ,..._...,,..,.,., ..... & Ann,A l'!n • !::r' ! ~ t:.:! .... s jcn er...., I <I> ; .... 'O"" 1~W ng~ ~. ~~ I ~· •• - ft\ The samel11on ~o- T ... n "MILI'PARY iliinn~•6D'l A , llJ111M~ - ~ -" rr tP C'e9 ,~ ~\\-'\>~ l\ ) "l> v ~ @O I JfOtA'l n'ln'P1Jf,,..._.... ~<\\\ ,,,.IA\{GJ"Vv -"-"'."'~\\'!>V' /~~\ «\1\Y: Ci ~- S~v-:TdU!I ......... I "%1 'cro t; >I > a.., o si: (JQn I b"'~ .....0 a· 3.1 ;;-- 10:::::~ Cl) ...... p.:i n:i p.:i ~ ti) - ~ --ne ; 'RA y -,,...,. , I• ,.,. j t"! in " J "' __ n ...""' A JI - - -- 'Sll!ll -- ....., I C~ -· e,..., (I) .. 'Dai u ,...,. i::a-*? • Re IX "Ml'.1.tT.A.RV Att!FlVIO'R?lt ilza.mee a. 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CITY STREET No. ~reil 'R~•= 892 Hanle nrivA 1 MILI'l'ARY SERVI OE" "01aude H- g;Z !"2 Q.. 1tarrv webb ,/Alvin B~ Weil vJ • Brady WileY ~ssel W1lk1nson WililAmA.n ~ ADDRESS 1 i :"1~,p.:ia(b i.;,i,, /ti"' Jn 5.:;11 'D 'P '°- ,. ;mi ;a !!O 'b - 'ft ""' "' ii 'ir - tij i> ILi'\ i:J - .... i.S 'P (\"""" h~~ * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. 97 Si~ed-···-··-········-·-·············-·········---··-····-·-··-···-··············-··-·····- Scout Executive ~ �~t;r • noy Jrthn G.. rr~r1plett, ~coutA of AmPrloa, 2 rr}\ve.nue, r·!t-1W York 16, 1'1. v. wlth t'<flg1ntrr1.t~.on Rostex~ ''€' t1····uld ~Hiina Cnunc~.l of ~1p9reoir: te us a dupl1oate. 1t v~ry ~uoh 'R~g1~trnt1.on Cnnn1nght1.m, F.xeou t; 1ve flO(ird, tiJonutfl'rs cnrd for H~mbar. n t w. nordon ;;)o:.:iut for lfiMl::r. if" you nr. ~m'H11..:; Jep(~1 e y,{:;;rge ·' :f'or 1.944:. ~i!orr1 i:i i~eontive �Form 'J-10621l-4500944 [ REGION No. I 5 CouNCIL Co. 558 COUNCIL Ro STER Date ...Ja.nua.rlf---9-,,---1.941-.----------------······ Council ·--··------Ohio.kas,aw.. ...................................... ,........................ ·····-····-···-···---··-·-·--··-······-····-·---' State.......f.enn .. ---·--····--··-····---·--·--········ REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the , 19-4.5:, and hereby make application for year ending Deo~ber ~;\;) e xp1rat10n I subscribe to the Declaration' of America. of registration with the Boy Scouts Religious Principle· of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I trans.mit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subsniption will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER I NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT D D D jfJ -o D PLEASE CHECK GROUP Executive Hoard Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. · Merit Badge Counselor. Council Member. Council Member at Large. Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns ADDRESS STREET No. CITY a than L1chterman * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. Signed ____ ·---------···-----------·-·---·--··-----------··-----------.------::. ..... --------- Scout Executive �Form 0-106213-4500944 I REGION No. CouNCILCo. COUNCIL ROSTER 658 Date __________ J'&n-·----9-,----194' ..--------··············· REGISTRATIO N ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS State .. -.. .!l.fUlfl.. •.·. ___________ ....................... . ·············· Council ··-······.Qh1o.k.a..sav............ _____________________________________________________ ·-·-·-·-·····--·············-····· I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the , 19_ _, and hereby make application for year ending (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy. Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as _stated on the reverse _side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit .herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one • year. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. ~Council Member. tJ Council Member at Large. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. !-..------- ---------- -----' Please Fill in All Columns I~-·,,,g_ I z "' ,,_ P..i:: s I ig-g e tri-ti !f " z ~ >'~ 0 ~~~ ~j-·~ ~ ~ ""~ o-,g..., ~i=8 0 Q~~ ~. ~~ VJ ...... ""o2 :q. nR~ "'"I -·" gg~·.;18~ :;p ;Jiiz . . o C"' P> :;en, ...... e. ~ ~"" ~ P.. n >-lp.. -.8' -·o D. ~: g:s-;ij a.~:~ 'O P - 'g ., 0 -p,..1-t 'Op:; ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT p:;Pl p.. "" "" ~ CITY STREET No. '!" "'"...., P:~ ~ "'"" "" 5'· tr wn·8 ~O'Q.; :.:t s "" fr ""'" g~~? ~ fl" e "<l, ~ ~ V l.AA 'P JMa.vo'l't '" - 9!)..l-'t~ • lt'l"t: 'Pnn1 . 'Aloffll:>,... 'MVcTOa v O. T. Penneb~k',..l"' 'D -(\ . n...,,,. nn1 '"', v··Norfleet Jiti'l"a~ IJlu-rn~,.. ·-.,.._ ,_ -- ..,_. -·-·r -~ -~- nann ,,,.., ............... -WT-+.4..,,.,.__, .. v ....... -~ '"""'"' "t v walter Weismann. .Tr. \/'~AV C'!n1:1"P1 ./fl. CArt11 atl!'I wrav - T -- M4rln.,. - 777 ,,.._ .. 'DA nlr9.. llla tt -m--... ___ n ..... l "n•'h+ r M...mnh1 ill ·~ - , <'.'.\. '"'<:\~ ~,(C,\>" ---.<\\\\)>1/ l\ ,.,.~~~\ (R)\~' 61 ~- ...,._ ~--., - ~ lF Q j ~ ''Ir ---..... .... ~ -. ~ ~ ,_,_ ""'-~1 / Iv - -- t:> ... -- / /E.F. 'Phomnaon na nw ,..,..-. ,.,,., .... ,,.- -~~ ta.~.. .. ::"""..._.., ....-· - - ,_-n- 5- ··~ 't'> f t 1I'"* iY' Y\\'\).~ ~-w • ,.. ...- ~:2t0 o·~g e'o ~ -~~ =.Ill - .- ., '"'·r 1•"' - .... . "'" ~ i:: ,. ,.. ......."" ..... - -... ,,. - "' .....- .. . .... •A- ., ....... "' ,.,. ~ " . .,, ,. ~ Zf!l ~\ ) \>"' ........... ., n~- '=-' *If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. Signed ................-.......... ,. ... ,,, ............. ,....................................~ Scout Executive - �Form 0-1062tl-4500944 , ; ··or REGION No. • I REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS CouNCIL Co. i58 COUNCIL Ro STER Date ____January:... 9.,....l.94&-.--------------------- m s . Ohi eka. saw Council --------------------------------------·------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ tate.............. *.enn..................................................................... . I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the 19-46 and hereby make application for December 31 year ending ' ' (Expiration _Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as .stated on the reve.rse .side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be gmded by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be . promulgated from time to time by the Nationa~ and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit my answers to the following in support of _my application. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT F .G PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Dis~rict Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. 11tMerit Badge Counselor. D Council Member. D Council Member at Large. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns ADDRESS STREET No. CITY Boehme ~Milton Dr. Duane M. Carr Bob Carson v'Marvin Ca;rter 769 Vance Dr. John vJoe Carter L on Lilla.rd :Mc e /Dr ./ w. M. E. B Mount McKinney with the roster-on~ should be checked indicating that. fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee Signed·--------------------------,---··:·---·::·----,--,,,--------------------------------·· Scout Executive �Form '0-10621:1-4500944 - . " , , • REGION No. I REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS I 5 CouNCILCo. I 558 COUNCIL ROSTER Date ________ Jan.uar-:r---9-,---1945-.------··---·----- Council ·---Ch·1ckasaW----------·---------------·-·--------------------------·-----·~------ ---·--------:-------------------------------·--- State---------T.en.n.•..... -----·-·------·-------------I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the , 19A.6., and hereby make application for December 31 year ending (Expiration Date) · registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law as stated o.n the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted to b~ guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as r:iay be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one ·year. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Executive Board· Members at Large. Do not include men already .listed on Form 1062A. D Dis.trict Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. lit Merit :Sadge Counselor. EJ Council Member. D Council Member at Large. D Committee--one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns Merit Badge Counselors ADDRESS NAME . PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No . CITY John Viser warren ./:auok w~av· * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. Si~ed·------------------------------.,-----;----------------------------------------------- Scout Executive �Form 0-1062-2000944 ' ' ' [ I REG10N No. CouNCILNo. 5 GOS COUNCIL ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date... _J.~-~~-~:.r.l...~.j ••••i.~~~-!..................... CounciL........"O.h-.!.9.~-~-g._w.,__________............ ~......................................._................................................ ·state...... t.~nn..................................... I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending________ _neo..em.her ..-31.----------• (Expiration Date) 19.~~. and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the.Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America,' the Scout Oath and Scout. Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. · PROFESSIONAL AND I transmit herewith $LOO membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will VOLUNTEER STAFF commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for. a period of one year. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. Please Fill in All Columns ,,, en r~ ADDRESS TITLES NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT ?!.tj ~ ~ z ~ ""<>> c:;r ~· g_ ~lz f*-n Q~;.~. ..,. n .,,. I -.<> "'"e. ~~fi 0-la § g ~'g 8 ...~ ,,,~z "" "'a. 8:[:;lli: """ a.E-·~ '00 s·e. 'g~ 0.A· §;:0.. ,,,"'"' ., Ba. 8tr~i ~[ !! ~ ........ O..s:::::r>+. ..El" ::r~ ~J~ ;r <>;;- >rj ~<> STREET No. CITY ~8' ... '!" ... Ul "I [l::~ ::r'll-.. ., 0 c;:::i::: n n 0.. <><> ~~~· O..n <> g:~~ §.2 [ Professional Staff Executive Asst. Exec. Asst. Exec. Field Exec. ,,,4 Field Exec. Volunte~t~<O) )} .. ~ (( - ~ ~'"' _(§;>_ l \...,_,.....})~\> i'-?<\\\Y~ \\ i\\\'>v Field Com'r.for Sea Sctg. F•1eld Comr.Sctg. , for Senior Field Com'r.for Air Sctg. . , for Emergency Field Com r.service Corps Field Com'r. O_\\ _ (C-'S>'i: -- Field Com'r. for Cubbing Field Com'r. . <\'\\\\);;- Field Com'r. ((. - _(\)) ' 7 ·~ Asst. Field Com'r. ' Asst. Field Com'r. w / Asst. Field Com'r. Lawr•ne:e Ken't /William NAwton .•rr. ~lack bl nee ALB. senhausen ' 1896.Cowd•n Dist. Com'r. 'Re ,634 LooneY Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Re ~, 'DC IUY•ht!llll west Menmh1e. Ark. '¥ . II'. IRA !Ir ll.1 J lt'! ; ,5 IC ,;: p ; ,9 p J Ir! 't4 'I> J In • .3 'P J tl 73 Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. . Neighborhood, Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. Signed....................................................................................... Scout Executive �. Form 0-10621l-4500944 REGION No. I CouNCIL Co. I 5 558 COUNCIL ROSTER Date ...J.a.n.uB.ry: ___ 9_1___ 1945.. _____________________ _ REGISTRATIO:N ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Council -------Oh1.o.k&\.saw............................. :. ____________________________________ ------------------------------------------------ State:________ !fen_n. ________________________________ _ I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the , 19A.5., and hereby make application for year ending December 31. (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of. the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as r:iay be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I. submit my answers to the following in support of my application. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER IX D D D D D PLEASE CHECK GROUP Executive Board Members a-t lSatgt!'; Do not include men already listed on Form l062A. Di::itrict Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. Merit Badge Counselor. Council Member. Council Member at Large. Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns. EXECUTIVE BOARD ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. It II " ff " , * If Scouter is to be registered " It If in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others shoul~ be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. Signed--------------------------------------------------------------,----------------------- Scout Executive �_ Form 0-1062ll-4500944 REGION 5 No. CouNcIL Co. 558 COUNCIL Ro STER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ______ January____9_,. ___ l9.4fl .. ----------------Council _____ Ch1.9.l\.B..S~Jf _____________________________________________________________________ ----------------···----------------------------- State __________IJ.'.e.n.n_.________________________________ _ i agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the 19 45, and hereby make application for year ending December (Expiration Date) I subscribe to the Declaration of America; registration with the Boy Scouts of Religious Principle of- the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is gran.ted to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as r:iay be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $LOO membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that. this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. 31 , PLEASE CHECK GROUP [JC Executive Board Members at' Large; Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. 'D District Committee-one sheet can be used provid· ing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member. D Council Member at Large. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns EXEOUTIVE·BOARD LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER ADDRESS NAME STREET No. PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT Fred w uca.s I 977 C.B. Young Sardis 1se p~A-i!f!'StoJ?Ji.Et~Ji.1\:l thO~ter-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. *If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is Si~ed-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Scout Executive �Form 0-106W-4500944 REGION I No. CouNCIL Co. 558 COUNCIL Ro STER Date __________ Janw..r.y... 26-,----l-94i-.-----------Council ______ ;____________ :.Chic.kasa.e...................................................... -----------·····------~---···-····----····--··-· State...........'J!-e:!-1n-fl&S-&&------------------- REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the , 19~ and hereby make application for year ending Dea ember 51 (Expirat10n Date) registration· with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to b~ guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOJ]TING for the period of my membership witl). the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEE S IN ALPHABETI CAL ORDER PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include 'men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. ~ Council Member. TI Council. Member at Large. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each . Committee is marked properly. .Please Fill in All Columns ADDRESS NAME . PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. 1792 Forrest Re x Re x Rex \/G.O. Macfarlan 1616 sterick Bld • fee with the roster-one should be * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is payingthatScouter fee; is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked Si~ed_______________:;;l__4~i1,)_Al~.Qti~::;______________ Scout E~ecutive �Form 0-1062ll-4500944 Date ____ J~m~gr..y: ___2_6_,. ___ l9.45___________________ _ . REGISTR ATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS _ Council ______ Q~!-~-~-~~~L_,:_:-____ :_:::: ______________ ~----------------------------------------------------------'-------------------------- State--------~~~-~~-~:$...'-.t _____________________ I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the, Council for the make application for Decembe r 31 , 19 4f? and hereby year ending ' (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCO:UTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit my answers to the following iri support of my application. D D D -~ D D PLEASE CHECK GROUP Executive Board Members at Large. Do not in~ elude men already listed on Form 1062A. District Committee-o ne she_et can be used provid· ing each District is marked properly. Merit Badge Counselor. Council Member. Council Member at Large. Committee-o ne sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns Z ~-c 'II l~o t::l > lo.., r~ 1g..~ ~p...:=a t:l""=: ~~'<I *' a "'Ii ~ ~lz ~ ~ g-~ ~ s·:r ~· ~· ~ ~ r;:g r NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT C .T _ McCabe ./H .L. McGeori:i:e ~H•O. McKenzie ~-~ ~ y g_~·~ ~~ ./ Aaron R. Scharff vRa7mond Skinnee ,/ Kenon Taylor '!" MemDh1s 1648 Vintonn.ve Royal reed & Mill1ruz ao. -- ... • Qi:Apf;;!t5 General Electric x-Rav oo:rn- Goldem1th•s D- R1ohardaon "" .... ... c,. CITY STREET No. F.w. ~Charles ...-1 - B. Lowenst ein & Bro . . <? ff>~ Forest Hill Dai~'\ ~i\\.~'=' v-~ \\_ } Kenon Ta7lo~~ ~ 0 O'.~ 't:f ~ - (')) ~a_ rn;:;-8 ~:QQ ~ §~~? n ~ Re x Re ~ ~ x l\lf:M y :;:: ' (') ::;· .... £7- P-5-;l-'I a-· a.. :::;:~ 't:f S ~ g·gR. Dr. S.L. wadle:v "'earl L. Williss ,./George Wood vfienry wetter p,. C) e_g .q. AC 7j • '.P An 5'· ~c 3j 'P I 'f) I RA % iin 4l 'P Re x IA f! 14~ 'P Re x At! 5~ 'D "RA y art 4~ 1) 4~ p <f\\'~\ (("" (0)\~ ci 1617 ster1ck Bldg. .... 0.5·,.., a.. (/) - -o..1-'1 -0 0 ~) 'R• v Af'I - Re T !\.C 6l p ,,..__,\ ........ v clal e 88a.\ N::; ~~.::.:.='"'a:S l'RA 2' llti st'an~ .._... l'RA y ll:f1 5t p 6:l p Re .. AO 8~ .A -~\~~ / 0 iM- O'Q C'b """ Q... ~.o;·lw'"' [!I. ;;· ~ ?;' n 0.. 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REGION No. I 5 REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS COUNCIL ROSTER 558 Date ______J-&n .. --..26-;----194-6-... -----------------------Council -----Oh-lek:a-ea.w---------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------'-------------------------------------- State______ hiln:-------------------------------------- 1 agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the • -. 19__.4f;and hereby make application for year ending December 31 (Expiration ·Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is t.o cover subscription to the publication SCO:UTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEE S IN ALPHABETI CAL ORDER • PLEASE CHECK GROUP ljt Executive Board Members at Large. Do not in. ·elude men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member. D Council Member at Large. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each .. Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns ADDRESS. NAME __.. --'"'........ __ -- " -.-"""':' v -- ..,.. . __--/1,,,,_, 'at'\ .. ,.,..... ~ 'D ('I l'C - ·- ~-- _,_ ...... ... -- -- ... - - -:·~ 'i'>"" - 11nmmA,,.AA -"'+."I - -tiOiJ- n"l..:a·-~ ..., ·o--• -~· 'V".., _ _ • v-u. """" ·- ... - ... .......... . ..... ,,_ - ."'" 11n. !P .. . ~ !Jf'!I :- " ' , ... - ' - 'l<'dmnnn / CITY. Mo.m,....n4 e STREET No. PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT A - l:.A!ll - - -' • j ,, 'l'!l I f'l't'tai 11 w . A•V -.--... / - . ,... J .t! - - .&ll>V' - ..,. . . ~ - ....a: • -.. :\K 'D :.a - ..... .. .:.I'\ ..., I • * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. others enclosed, is fee checked indicating that Signed _____ , __ a_~ulati~f.-~e!ftfk_<J.:;_g ________________ Scout Executive �Form 0-1062tl-4500944 CouNCir.:Co. COUNCIL Ro STER 558 Date _________ l~-~-~----g§"----~~~~.~--------------------REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS -···'----------Council ,_: ___Qh1~.k_a._aaw_____________________________________________________________________ ------------------------···------------·-····-·- State·------~~~~~-~~-~~------! agree to serve on the designated group or Committee .of the Council for the year ending r 31 Deoembe (Expiration Date) , i,5 , and PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1Ci62A. D District Committee-o ne sheet ca·n be used providing each District is marked properly. [J: Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member. D Council Member at Large. D Committee-o ne sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle pf the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to b~ guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the p~riod of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit my answers tb the following in support of my. application. Please Fill in All Columns I 1-gS..:g~- Z / , ~ ~ 1g.!:;!.e! ~~~ ~ g:tZ ~ff b1~~ ~-1~~ f;i" ~· ~o"' ;;i;; / -·" i::o::r.;lgo :> :::> :> '"' n Pl i:= """" 11> ""' ::i ,..,.OQ Z P.. 0.5·~-· ::r.a' tt1 (") Z..t;·ro en ~?:f LIST MEN ON COMMITT EES IN ALPHABE TICAL ORDER "·! ~i ADDRESS = v Forbes . . Barton (b STREET No. 'Ql11111aa1 l C)lY emphia a .......A lfAt!tlr1 A WMPS H.H. !"l. s.n.er 3529 Coleman. v / Oolumh'l J:in Mutull!1 I , ::;· "Rfi" Pl '"' Cl..g;i:;· ti) () CA ·~ew x A.C 4 r\ 1> ~ew x A1t1 .d. ~ ([(())\~cl x l.T~r ,,. ,r~, \.\ - ~\~~ A/'!1 .~? Aii 5t --- "D - 'fl Al"! 3 ~ '.P 'fpi::,r ,,. 4('? 4 ~ 'I> ~P. Ix: .A.C 3, s .P 'R~ IX'. an 5 J«ew IC At'! Ro r ~ ,...Ro_f?~ ~ :<~\.. Broad ~-:- l1tA"111"1 <.".. 2389 1J.::1t1..~ <"~~\ . 'I> I ,; lfil5 Switt· / A'I". - cleveli1:1ftt! l!Oll iA1"V'i 11 A Dudle:v Pero1,ti1 1 -- Germantown. Tenn. 118 N. Pete,,Ma rohisio IE •.r .. ·'Morton -i~ $£i.lYS t eveni~ n ~ 5:=~ :<:. er ~. Francis Chamber lin / Wlley Drummond shultv.~ [ • t'!"' / Robert v' ~ ~s~ ~ ~: a:- ~2~ ~~~ ~,~ ;e:a ;:-1~ go 5•@"0 ~ 0., t'l 2.g ~I g 3.. c '-<I etoR8R"".?° ~ ~· !!.tot~ (I') NAME PLEASE. TYPE OR PRINT I c-o ti I >!Q.'"'o - ) \>" ~ 1:1 ~~'&>" i~e~·LJ · <':\, .1~~11\.:,:&i.. ......... {\ n~)- - - 6 ) :P ~ capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. * If Scouter is to be registered in various Si~ed.·-·----~2-~J_')g~~~:g~(!!, ... _____________ ~cout Executive �Form 0-1062-2000944 . ' 0 ·' ' ,, R.!:GION l . No. CouNCILNo. COUNCIL I REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUfERS ROSTER 6 558 Date.....J.~D.~----~.6.-.... lt.~.«~ ............................, Councit............Qhi.cltaaa..w...............................................................• ·······"'--······································ State.......'f.~.P.n......,.............................• I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for th~ ye~r ending....D.e.C.emb_er.___zJ.__.:_ ______________, 19--4Ji, .. . (Expiration Date) and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. PROFESSIONAL AND I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will VOLUNTEER STAFF commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. Please Fill in All Columns "'i~ Wlz ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR (1) > IJQ> s ";;S. Q ...... o:;r ~ n~~~. -~ "'"' :<;. no :4. ~~I :JO """ 0...,, -·" 5 g ii~ <=...,, ;pg tJ er ~~z ~ c. :::.i::: 8;[~5: : : i - "" () a. !a"~ ""0 (IQ:; "~ ~· ~ "'~ p. n" ~" @a CITY STREET No. 'O g~ 0 TITLES PRINT ::.o :E- z ,,_ ,,....,, .O..i:::::r-;.:. 8 •. " B "p. '!" -· 8~r~i " ~$" *. ~ ... [f::~ ""~'< "0 ::; :=i:: n n p. "" ~8-.~· o...~(D ;:;·p:i~ "p '<'" o·cr g ~e[ - Professional Staff Executive Asst. Exec. Asst. Exec. Field Exec. ,,.."1 Volunteer-.StJ!.iK'()) '5) l\ nW\> _@_ ~ l -~ \ .\~<\\(~, ~ ~I"\ (( \ - o)_\ :\\ )?V ('.\<\\\ \)>--- (( ._ Field Com'r.for Sea Sctg. F"1eId Com ,r.Sctg. for Senior Field Com'r. -10)~ Field Com'r. \..":-::? Asst. Field Com'r. - Asst. Field Com'r. , / ~Tamc:e 'Field Com'r. for Cubbing Field Com'r.for Air Sctg. . , for Emergency Field Com r.Service Corps Field Com'r. ~ ,,...,(f~\t> A Field Exec. Asst. Field Com'r. v.rv.':1-r.f.'lt'lfi en - i Qnn T." - - Dist. Com'r. - A .."I" it• IX IH'! ~fl ,, Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. . .Signed....... ~~1£JA" / .··~ . ..... . ... . •.·. .. ...... ........:..~'° .................... Scout Executive �'1 Form O-l_E62tl-4500944 ' COUNCIL Co. COUNCIL RosTER 568 Date. ____ £_eb.., ____1.7._t-___ l94_5_. ________________________ _ REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Council _____________C.hi.ckas.a.w______________________________________________________________ ------------------------------------------------ State------~~nn- ... -----------------------------------1 agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the , 19.Afi, and hereby make application for year ending Decemher 31 (Expiration Date) registration with the· Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of .the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted to b~ guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as ~ay be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00. membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt ·of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. ADDRESS NAME . PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT )-._o_b__c; {i,,r H '00'.('1'9 .Q1 'G"ll'" t1 r!cet~"lr ' 'lll1 -- A rin -Cf' f!f'\11 '1!>1 An,., .::!- Wlll" .. ~A- "A1_uA u.,t:.,oi f"!n1 nmhi !!tft - T'ft , 'Dr- 'i t: ... };r.:, ......... " . U1 Ma~1 ,.,..h MERIT IP'r'n tik l' n t:i :n n· A 286 N :t I Cj ~~ ~It ~· j~~ 00 ~8n .;g:::~ ';g g_@"*? /""'-8Q.g~, P: 'Rll!\ i '!: I 5 '<'~oft _.., r• ll I'! 11.n .., at 't'\ A f't tf If 'C"" An ti ... -- f<A 'V' i; .... -· rr ,.-(~~\ ((~)\Y2" c:-1 ---- I\,,, -- A,.. - - . ._ ... . -- ... -· ~B: ~i5·fl"O /t ::i '\II . ;;r n o.. ::;·I ~g;~ ~ ; () EEi S:-.~2>o ~o ~--.- _f?o 113 o 6.., ~ ~, :l~t=g n· gg;gig!ga.~gb II ft ":::,_,,] 10 r.ni o '""'~.~·. W.., ~ :rg fl II 1 A()() Jfnl"hA;t: I a.~. ~ s- g,;:;·..,ia;· or.a'~ ~ ~ ~~z . r I ~1 ~ a:~~ w- ;;.1nt:"n"" 11 - l-{ 1•u·.1•h flun z s .g:;.;z itf;,-l~:;ri:i~,s·:;r~ i1 u-..,,... .... _ '1'\I'"' -- 1 BADGE OOUNS 'f.i'f .l'\~~ ·~a ! Iii:"~_, i ;.')~;~a ;r:::: :;.;:;.; Memnh1A l\ll>i..!l!ifoil"·-Q i'g • en I CITY wrav /' '/.W r '.:0.N An~ f.lt.oMia /.r n (?n.111.-:,>"t" v-'i:trav W'11 li;:;·q~ r'Dr- Pero;; 'Iood ~ STREET No. f'!ntfNt:TT N.J. Boa.tni=il"' Please Fill in All Columns ca_ 4- 0 LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER f PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providV ing' each District is marked properly. ~Merit Badge Counselor. · IX Council Member. D Council Member at Large. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. .. ti - tl!l ~n "O . - I I i::; .a 'j::j,:,, .... ,, lI t?C'eJ A,, >'? --An 40 -- - 'b - ,..;=::._. . , ~l\(\).~ ) )>V I C\ ~<\"" ,'t;;"" \\ ~ .er~ ~ ~\.~ ,--._~\\)). v •\ JJ l\'...::::::."/,;.:::::. i !I * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that' fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. Signed _________________________ ,21.;_.J_~?IJ~:-~--~-:~~~---,----------- Scout Executiv~ 'b �c_fJ_ y o I ~-t-1- ;z11 / Feb. l?, 1946. N2tional Council, B.SeA., 2 pe.rk Avenue, Nfn,1 York Ctty, t~.Y. Grmtlernen: Included. in the inclosed ·check is *7. 00 :f'or v!'l-5.ch :1}J'.'ese reg is tel" the scnuters on the l~ ttached list. On December 7, 1944, we asked you to regl"tP:' Mr. Abe Scharff as a member of the Executive Bo:· rd for the yef•.r 1944. You ssnt us a card ending necem1Jer 1'?45. ne are returning th.is co.rd and ·would appreoi::: te 1 t vrn-:•y much if you wo11ld wnke this for the year 1944. (Should be nee. 194 3 for one yefJ:'.) " we are also inclosing a ca.rd for Mr .F. :Joe "Tlanagan,, s.xecutive Borrd Memb<>r at large. ~-ie ·would an'~·recir tf' it i:f you ·would make another card as a ·council ner:)ber 1 .r· s Mr. F'li:,nagan ri?.rcignr:d :f.'r·Jm tht.~ Borrd. :vr. A. B. l''rion, Ark. ;ssys piring Oct. 1945. it must have beE>n if you would send Cert er, Troop Commi tteema.n: Troan 72, he never received a registrp·!;tcm CH~1~d exwe mailed this card to Mr. Co.rte:,~ but lost in the mail. would a··Y"1r ch1.te it us a, duplicate for him. · 0 Thanking you tor your cooperatton, I am Cordially yours, ·r. Gordon Morris Scout Execntive 1 �Form 0-1062.15-4500944 ·=-. ,·· ' CouNCIL Co. REGION No'. " I 5 I 55$ . . REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS COUNCIL ROSTER .. Date------Fe-h-.-----28-;----194-5-.------------------------ Council -------------:------------------------------------------0.hiclta.sa:w.: __________________ -----------------------------------------------' State---------T-enn... --'·----------------------------1 agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the 19-3]- , 19-45., and hereby make application for year ending (Expiration Date) of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Scouts registration .with the Boy Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of .America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as ~ay be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year. fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. D D D D D Please Fill in All Columns ADDRESS """"rn1~'h1 A ~t:~,.. n 1 ?A. Omi~n Pf'! nninn - 11 ....... / 1 v'L ri ...,,.. .... ~+ J.fl""'- .... " -~ ... ('! .,......,,~,,, - '-' / v John B. Vesey ~i/urzburg ls·g 'OOJ-o,.....,P..=3-<D ,~l',l ui-·O<>fJO-;;l 925 Tin ion A'P- l"f'\n..,.,.~ C!I 1 _,~.11 --~ -- ?9.-4 l<'On"'l'>+.n ~n d~ '1,----- - ' I - (l)P,.8Q~~' r:: (i ~ ·* ~ '-- .... ,__ ? ! I 'ri ~ I I\ ,_ T·~ -- I ,,,;:{~ rR'i\';:!) ~ ...,. ! (?>11 ~-I ~~~~ ....... ·--- . (( ~· 'n .~ -·n ... r;i:,.., - ,.,, u1: -- .... 'l"l ' ..... A t"J JI,- """" "'-' I I / _; t'! lt1.t'I I .·· I ,.... (\ \ I\> 'I.> o""'\\ ~ _,.-:-JC" j'J'V;.V <\<:\\\\,'!? I (())'7 ~ should be * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one as Council Scouter . c~ecked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere .• . ~· .<A , ., _l? ~~ '1f1.,..-, ,. ": ,, j . ' .... fl. (/ ... -, , ... , ---'---------- Scout Executive Signed--------------------------------_. __ :.._r..,,~-""""""-"-'-----+------.'7~ .,'."..:·~ ~ ~\ . - le.g·~ ~) / r..:i e-;o·@"g '<I l::J I \\.,__,,)'~:--v 100 1 ~I ,,~ ,.._ It O..:::hl"D -·!..,. t:r;;;.·::J-o (!. =' fl) 1.n. 'elo 'Uorn°ho"'" II 'R~ ··-- A.tl;;,1'.lo --~ 1n-o •o>->t; > ,. . 0 O'Q !::r:ao...:! ~~ gg~~ig'"'°'l~g~l; n! ~· ~c-.~ j :n :J.., 0.5·~--: c-.2"' ~ (b. /" ¥Abe ~~z 1:<1>-> -· I qq -"1•4i~._ j ~I: Z r:: r:: :;r ........ ,1 8 1;...,.,;!))9111...,.. ~~ ""--·---·-.4 ,..._ -- . --- .... +- ! ;"g 15.:"'~-: i I~ c:.r.il "1:<1Z i"~,~cr;i:::::nr::1 ni "1~e.g ~~I R-~ bl~"2.in·.w~ ~ ~·I [1~:::-a. CITY STREET No. / "R 'b ~ 2.,t;;·n (i:E NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT v rn ~~;o I LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER D PLEASE CHECK GROUP Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062.A. Dii:;trict Committee-one sheet cari be used providing each District is marked properly. Merit Badge Counselor. Council Member. Council Member at Large. Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. �• F?.brnary 28, 1945. Boy scouts of America, 2 Park Avenue,. :NPW York 16, N.Y. Gentlemen: Included in the 1nclosed check is 'il:4. 00 for 1.··~1ich plee.s e register the scouters on the sttached she"':t. Thc-:.nking yor: end i·Jith bsst wishes, I am ;,; • Gordon Morris Scout Exeou.ti ~re WGV1/sw �Form 0-10621:1-4500944 N6. REGION CouNcIL Co. COUNCILJ ROSTER 558 REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date __ M&PO-h--31-;----l,;94-5-.---------·-··---·---·---·· Council ·---··--··--.Cb-iG-k-a-S-8.W··----·-----··----··----··-·--··-----------·-----·-----·-----· ·--~---·-·--·-------------··-··-------------·--· State ________ .!f.enn.----·-··--·------···--------·--·-- I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the , 19---41.) and hereby make application for 31 em;.., Dec(Expiration year ending Date) I subscribe to the Declaration of America. registration with the Boy Scouts of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided .by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. "'-'r LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER D D D D D Please Fill in All Columns ~l..}11 ADDRESS NAME ~ ..J.~¥CITY STREET No. PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT / D PLEASE CHECK GROUP Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. Di!ltrict Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. Merit Badge Counselor. Council Member. Council Member at Large. Committee-one sheet can be used providing each . Committee is marked properly. ll~mY'\M1 C!! I lliT w All An Re x ...- 910 111 ,.,,.,., .omn.,..o -,-,,.,.,,...,..., 0.n11'4ATt-rriI1 .,,_ - -- - - , - ~-. ... -- - ·-~:.: ....... -··'~ ~l\ At" ........ ·-~I I - 'D l I ' Ti'1 ton n w.,.1 uht: 'n l:lo ( ' :>n Ar.If\ ~ 0.fl 1) - I.\ I ! ! i' i I i I I i I * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. Signed----------------------------------------------------·--------------------------------· Scout Executive �'/ -' c_/'~ !../- Ir ~ rt-=l ~VMarch 31, 1945. NRtional Cm.incil, B.8.A., 2 P11rk Avenue, Ne~1 York 16, N.Y. Gentlemen: Included in the inolosed check is 1~3. 90 for ;'l-,ich pJ.er;.sc register the scouters on the attached shei?t. With best wishes, I am C?rdially yours, W. Gordon Morris scout :Executive 1 :GH/sw ( p. ;3. Please note the,t _glton D. wright is r;eg1ster1ng from March 1945 through ,December 1945 and paying others e.re registering ~1.00 each. fo1~ ~.so. The the whole year ;.;.nd paying �Form 0-106211-4500944 r, ,· ,~ ',.,; ''·,' CouNciI.Co. I I COUNCIL Ro STER 558 Date ________ ~ ____________ _l__'l_~ ~!~ST~I~~-~!OSTER O~ COUNCIL SCOUTERS __S:___________ _ . --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- State _______T_e.D. n______________________________________ _ I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the , 19 45, and hereby make application for Uece1ilbAr 3l year ending (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts 0f America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,· as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as r:iay be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. // Please Fill in All Columns U- LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES. IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME :PLEASE TYPE OR PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. [J'. Council Member. D Council Member at Large. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. ADDRESS (f) "-l ~ '\- ~ r~ 42-'l-b ~lz ""I ¢@z ~"" &.~·~ ~~ v JO$et:h D. !? lel.i'11n12; D.Caaale & "" .... '!" CITY STREET No. PRINT ~ Mem~>his Co. Council 1 1I S 1-1 t'b: ..... O"" "'tj 1 1-·::i ..,.,. -·" "" B' -.111 ;::o..-::"0100 "t:lof:>)j Jnn.(1)-·0t"PO"Q-~ P- '""o •o ~ ."ll o... 8 [1.g ~· i::s-.<f 7J (U ~ ~ C".j 0 (D ....,.1 <1 ~ I"'"""" 0...,:) ::r"1 .... •f:>)"C1 ....,. i5·Ft 0 ~ f;' '<ll::J fi~'D I I ~)~ i I ,~(~ \.)~\\~ I t:JO ,-:;:-:-.. , .. O<'\\\ .cJ~V?V <:0.'\\_~\> l'i. 1\>v ' ~ I _.... (( - _(Q) '-' ~ I * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. 7(M' fr ,. i ;,",~1.'.,.t•<'\' ~ ~ 9:- !e.!;~ I ~<'~\ \~.V ((\) .. " <J \ <7 nir.- g-: ~8-.~ Cl Ar1 J I ~ e >1 ~I;.~~ I ~ :.-10==~ ~.~fl ,.,.~. 3.i ~1ir:r~ n c.. en n -·en ·n O l.ll ~5._ig:~tbe!.:g_;:::r:->..,c ..... ! o- (ti n1 "f',ltn ·o o -o...., Re u.cunh ........ z/ :g '!l ~'1 1-·::i 1' i B I::r~~:~i:::;r:::! • .v%v~ . . ::..r ,/?p • ,_________ Scout Executive _._________________ ___ :__-___: ___________________ __________________________ .,~,~i/r-t:i"~"?.!..·-!P"';.<fit~n.~ S1gned �April ~etional Council, B.9.A., '? P,, r'V- Avenue, .)'7,-~;,.,~· .! ·, '' 1945. Vc.,:.,.k G·~ +y, $ ..::....... .J. ~-·· . ·- u ~l;. .. '-"• Gentlemen; Incluaed. j.n 'I\ ~1.00 for one scouter ~ith best th~ 1nclosed. check ple8t:J;f':l1Hl Regietrat~.on wi~hee on attached 9 I am -r. Gcrdr1 n 1 ~~orris Sccut r:::xecut:l.ve WGM/sw s~PPt. �Form O·l062tl-450Q944 , REGION No. CouNCILCo. I COUNCIL ROSTER . 558 Date ...... )t.af---------l..941.) ................... _______________ _ REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS _______ State__________llJ}..e.nJ::). __________________________________ _ __________________________ __________________________ Council ___________ O..b.1._g.li:.Et.S.e.w_ ____________________________________________________ I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the 19--4fl and hereby make application for DecP.mbP.r 01 year ending ' ' (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law as stated on the reverse side, and agree; if a membership certificate is granted, to b~ guided by the. Cons~itution .and By-Laws :ind such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEE S IN ALPHABETI CAL ORDER PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. XXCouncil Member. D Council Member at Large. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns o~ ADDRESS ~ :::,__f ~en :;d ~ I7 CJ) ! r - ! •'g >J ' z 1-· o...s o-4::! i= ('~"'i3"~ .., C'll • -·tr [/) ~ i3 V" Alfred sohi:n t-t-. Blcl~. Counn11 ff .., I ""' 22·~~,""i:;: w· g:Jg:~-g if&. /~a. cft*?I c -<10 ~ ~ CITY t{Dl'!1Y'lh1 ~- ~ • i:;t ).f~r,1'h~,.. 'et~ . I -·"" ·- 0 ~ ••,.~ tll An t:l ~ - It' I _,, rr eh~Z,)\ ''..1 rc))\Y' ..... <!l' \ i '-.':di ..Jfo~ t? <.;g;; u=::::\ ~'\_\).'V' <~ :~\\ C'~~il?~ ,-.=:--..<\\)\\';,V' ~ \\ J~-)) \\ - ti ni [/) rT STREET No. Commerce T1tle · 1-t1 , O"" >. Q. 0 "" I:i-.;.., ~ o Ei. ~· ;;;1c;::::~ 19..if Qff~~.~~ ~~z 'n n 0.. -·en n .., .., ._,o"'0 er ~o<'O'oo I -·" .,.., .., [/) 'c I'll :;, 0 o.., rt-O'Q Z ~::r.::;· ::;· ~cn·n jy1 n.. :::qri-i-·: er.~~ n ..,.. ,..,.10..:::tH~ ::;-~,VO -a..1-10...p-C'll fl.} NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT I o , I >I i3 ' ) \>" - ~ , the roster-one should be * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with elsewhere as Council Scouter. checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid .. , . . m.-~ , L Signed.... -----------------------j/~'f'-~---·----------- Scout Executive �1945. ~egie~ration service. Bc:r Pd),;ut;,~ of. Ame:rica,. "> n f', ,_"''~ ft "'e...,,u"" • ?v "' -">. ,,., " u v I N~,~- Yori{: lC, N. Y. ,,, • (.brdon Morris scout Executive �Form 0 -1062-2000944 RBoxoN No. CouNCILNo. 6 I COUNCIL RosTER 558 REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date...Ma,J...22.,....l9A.5..................-............... CounciL_...............- ....Oh1.c.k.a.sa.w:........................ ________________ .........._··········"·······························-····· State..........i.r-en-n-.---······--·-··················• I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending ______.D.ecemb.er__ 7l1. ___________ , 19-.-4,.5, · · (Expiratio~) and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. · PROFESSIONAL AND I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will VOLUNTEER STAFF commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at· the "National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. (j( Q J _ ..,,., -j- Please Fill in .All Columns I #- :t3D ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR TITLES CITY STREET No. PRINT "O "'r~ z [g~ ~,.,,,....... E.cB n - -.fl " ::;·..,, ~ ~> :o-:;i.., »o ~ g"~ g o:::s::: ~~ 3. ~lz ~[ ~ :OC" n 0.. no ~ 2 !i n ....... ~~I 5·g § g ~·i o~~= tr' ~o3.~ ~s- ag:~s: ::r.= ~~~· "s: :o~~~ ~ 0..,,.. ~Q; ""-·i;o rrn. 8~r~i ~ a ;:io.. """ '< " e.go~ ~3' *I qo 5 . . ::t. ... Q..~ ~..,., fl) .... O'Q .... i Professional Staff Executive Asst. Exec. Asst. Exec. Robert R. Crea.mer 1 AQ6 · AnAwAan Field Exec. (Please r e&iister Volunte~t~<\©}~ 1 ,~\> _.,.._..., _,.... -(~A ~-Ml.Y~ \\ 0-"\\ ;::--,.(("_,.,\'>~ --"' _<\'\\\\~- - (( \ \\\?"' ~ tr~ AC 2' ~ N Field Exec. 7, ..945) Field Com'r. for Cubbing Field Com'r.for Sea Sctg. F"1eId Co m,r.Sctg. for Senior Field Com'r.for Air Sctg. • , for Emergency Field Com r.Service Corps Field Com'r. ' Field Com'r. (\ - iQJ~ Field Com'r. ~ Asst. Field Com'r. Asst. Field Com'r. Asst. Field Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. Signed...................................................................................... $cout Executive p �- , / May 22, 1945. National Council, B.S.A., 2 Park Avenue, New York, 16, N.Y. Gentlemen: Included in the 1n9losed check is ~ .. 80 for which pleaoe register Mr. Robert R. Creamer as • F1~ld n'J{ecu- t1ve of Chickasaw Council from April 7, 1945 through ~ / December 31, 1946: Thanking you and with best wishes, I am Cordially yours, w. Gordon Morris sccmt gxecutive WGN/sw �Form 0-1062-2000944 I .. RBGxoN No. CouNCILNo. CotrNCIL 5 ROSTER 558 Date......S.ep.t......l:~---·····19:46. ......................... __, REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS CounciL..•........Q.h-1-cka.s.aw---···············---··-·····---····-----··.···-----·-··········-···---····--·-··-----·-·--·-.------·--·-········ State....... ~.en.n ......................................; I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending....... ~~-:~------------• 194.5-, ('J;:xpfrati&! "'bate) and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and L,ocal Councils. PROFESSIONAL AND I transmit herewith $LOO membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the.publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will VOLUNTEER STAFF commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit m:v answers to the following in support of my application. Please Fill in All Columns ~1A~ ADDRESS '- v u--~'1...4 . Professional Staff 1~ ~" <>i.l ;;io.. ~ CITY STREET No. z :> :> ::r:a..., ~·::l ~ ....... O...i::cr- ...... 3 ::r"" ~ g.~ ff •. "'3 """ c; "0 ::::~ ~ (6' "~ ~ Q~~~"~lz ~ ~ Q " n n 0.. no ~~I ··" "'" gg~ig o.,, '"dg C> "" ~~z ~ n [. ~g~· ""P. 2:[~5: :"'"" ::1.i:: .r; a.~-~ "'0 iEr O..n" ~: 0.. "~ ..., 10 (/) [g~ ,.,~ a. en~ TITLES NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT ., "".! ~ ~~- - n" n>O.. 22·~~ g.@'*• ~ ,.,- a ~ :;.·~"'O o·@'g g "" '< II. I'! !:)Q " ~ 0 [ -"~ Executive l'l~n:rpe l:l£lvti:>1" nn11nn1111 IT Al~? r.ro r,,ri:. hn .,.n.,. Asst. Exec. N Asst. Exec. 1'.f1· .. ~ n(J.;a.;,.a.:. ................ t!+,,,... ''"'' , 0.4.5 _ .Tune 9A. n4" Field Exec. .A"1 Volunt~S~O ')} _,... - r0>ft - ~ o~\ . F"-.. -"""' \\ f}-.\)) \:> -....;,/ C)•V ~· AA ........ . "' 'C ..t .. Field Exec. - Field Com'r. for Cubbing Field Com'r.for Sea Sctg. F"1eld Com,r. Sctg. for Senior ;:i_\~<\\~~ (( \ i\\\>v Field Com'r. for Air Sctg. . , for Emergency Field Com r.Service Corps Field Com'r• ~";-:;(· ({_""'_~t:I> _<\'\\)\)> Field Com'r. (( ~ JDJ':? Field Com'r. ,~, Asst. Field Com'r. Asst. Field Com'r. Asst. Field Com'r. J ! •Tnl=i ll R'A1 ma 8~9 11ttnnAtatA11 .Tnn ,. <>+""°"' --n.q::;. -- ,...on-1 '0111110 CIC . , -· -- -"""' Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. 1\1 , II\ -- . I.A f'f -. 'lr - 1--- Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is·paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. Signed .........................,:l/-:J~2l:{lr.k.~----,------···--Scout Executive �Ff-'r;;/-~ d6"~ V~-Jv- .ttr .f' t , Dec. 18, 1945 National Council, B.S.A., 2 Pa.rk Avenue, New York 16, N.Y. Gentlemen: Included in the inclosed check please f 1nd 20¢ for scouter registrations fees, on attached list. Thanking you and with best wishes, I am Cordially yours, w. Gordon Morris scout Executive ~· �Form 0-1062-2000944 CouNcILNo. 6 COUNCIL ROSTER 558 REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date...N9.Y.~.wb..er....l4..,....li~.l2................... Councit ________:.Ohi.c.kas.a.w...................................................."·········-·························-··········-··········· State.~......f.enn. .................................... I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending ____ _p.e-0..em-bel!-~---------------• (Expiration Date) 19_45__, and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the. Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. PROFESSIONAL AND I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will VOLUNTEER STAFF commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. · Please Fill 1n All Columns ~.p::: ._ ~ ........ ,,_ "o..i:::o-8 s> .. s ,,.wlz "If ~ a. "';;~~ ~. -g ~I ""' "'~ ~ 0 2 " 0 "'ljg l:l °"' §Q~~ o;1~z "'-·"' ~ c. "" "[i·~ ""0 ., 3:[~5: ~·s ~ ~" "'p. ""' 8&r~~ 'ii "'8 ;;: p. ~ (/) r~ ADDRESS Q-. -~ TITLES NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT Pl i ~ CITY STREET No. g. ~ *. f.l "" ~ > """' [g~ ., 0 "°~'"' o:=~ [ "n p. s: o..~C'D '< e.~ "'"' [. ~a.~· .,p. ::;:p>~ o·~g [ Professional Staff Executive Asst. Exec. Asst. Exec. Field Exec. .....<! Voluntei!f\S~O) )) l\ _,... _@_ I:::>_\\.;.<\\l~J'~ (( o)_\ /)~\> ~ \' :\\'l>v Field Com'r.for Air Sctg. . , for Emergency Field Com r.Service Corps Field Com'r. ~) <\~\\)>'-- Field Com'r. - (())~"" (( Field Com'r. for Cubbing Field Com'r.for Sea Sctg. F"1eId Com,r.Sctg. for Senior ,..,_(f~\~ ~ Field Exec. Field Com'r. ~ Asst. Field Com'r. Asst. Field Com'r. Asst. Field Com'r. TC'i-rhv R t?t1 na-11111,.. ~ ~nnt'h unt ""'~"" Q1 '7'n J.o.seph E. Cr1tnhf'1 a· IA navid .r WhitA ~ QA.~ .,..,. Qnu+.'h 'Mn'f ote1n 121 v~ _ ,... ,'P__ - ·- . . . . comr. .D.i.ilO. r --'- 'R1,..nh Htcomi-:"' 29 New Dist. Com'r. AO 3l -- ·----,.,., NAW x AC? 3" p( [\14M y ltd'! ~· Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. ' Neighborhood. Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. Signed.......................... PC -- -- 2A~~~~---·········--Scout Executive Pl �December 'SJ . 1946. Nn.tiona.r council, B.A .A., 2 Park /\.venue, Mr>W York 16, N.Y. Gentlemen: Included 1n tha inclosed check please find· ,f'. .20 for which please register the Neighborhood ,Commissioners on the attached list. Thanking you a.nd wi tb best T<fiEihf-'8, Cordially yours, w. Gordon.Morris ~cont WGM/sw Executive I am �Form 0-1062ll-4500944 I .. l I REGION No. CouNcrLCo. 5 COUNCIL Ro STER 558 I Date ___ ~-~--~L __ :'_f~=----------------------------REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Council ____________C.b.1.oka..a.a.w. ______________________________________________________________ ------------------------------------------------ State___________T_enn _________________________________ _ I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the December 31 · , 19__A!? and hereby make application for year ending ' (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of . Religious Principle of the Boy. Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law . as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted to b~ guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as :r:iay be · promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. ~oo ~f.l T .A 1rd . A ~ FHlWOT't:h 923.MB.UrY Ben M. soott Harrv Thom1u:i 1107 1606 Miu~ t~fhph1s Neighborhood nomm1aa1nK~ 1. Qnn "ti 11J:i llnws.a,, ~ ~ ~~ ~ .... ~ wlz "" """ bl~~~-'~~ ~ a. "'"I ~ @z """ -·" gg~"~lgg, "'oB cc l~~ a.~:~ STREET No. z e.c.a ......... J .... O..i::c-,.,,,...., 'O~ ADDRESS NAME p LEASE TYPE OR PRINT lflo'h1 n Please Fill in All Columns "'r~ LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER . PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member. D Council Member at Large. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing· each Committee is marked properly. @P.. "" '!". It C.5·i-?e!. ::r.2' 00 ::r-.a..,0 ~ c;~g ~ n@~ ~~a.~· -o..i-,0..,=>- ~ .a-: ;. fr.Q~ ,., cn-·8 n t1Q "'" 8 E.~ if ~ en B f: S·a-g ::::> 0 " '"< ,., g_n *I 5 _,.,,."' ~ <>P.. ... il..--i-.- 1. . . -9.Q M - JJ ff c. ~ 't:J 0 I >'~ig-g c IY tJ IT IH'! 1~11 p( lt! 4JI 1.\( U'! 5C PC ., .,..,;:-:~ ~ {(';)\~ 0 ~~f)~ <'\ u~\\ ~ _/Po IP (ce:g ~ ~\\),~ ) 1)>"" t\ ~ ~((,,\>"' ....... -~~\)\_\>V (\ }~- ~ * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. . ,. ::;...,. .. . 1'11 4 . 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Text Any textual data included in the document ~-- Form 0-539-3000-1144 c· REGION No •... ,,;~ ....... . cr-.-"<r~·<i·· COUNCIL No.:,1::..-.)\.1/ ... 0 F F I C E C O.J? Y APPLICATION for RENEW AL of LOCAL COUNCIL CHARTER for the Year Beginning. July 1, 1945 NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park A venue, New York 16, N. Y. The ............................. ~J:f!J .. ~ .. !lff.:11.~~..l!:Y.. ................................................................ Council, Boy Scouts of America, with (Name of Council) . . headquarters at...60..~ .... (.~.~.'-.M.B.J..8..~ ..... h.U!!.1.ll.AR._ .. :r.o..W.~~:1 .......... M..~Mf.ffl..f..~,. ...... T.~N.!.~C:: ......................... . (Local Malling Address) (City) (State) and having jurisdiction over (indicate entire Area) .... ~H.nB:J .... COY..1f.n, ... T.£N1'; ...... ll.i.~.TQ.,,. ........... . . Tft:rJ;., .... P.8.t«.~.--.A ..... C..OY.liTJ.J;.~,...M.H.~.:lj. ... §.ll.Cfr.P..T. .... C.R.~l.1. . .1.llh.W.,.M..q§....i:, ... J.N .... '.P..®.li:!!.~21.~./t] .. !! .. f!:.!' : . ... e..fl.~T.U..~B.. .... ff.MF.. .. O.E. ... r;:..ft.D..l.':K.~d. .... ~:'!J..V.!.~.:rt~ll .. # .. f.Alif.A:-;.., ............................................................................................... .. hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July 1, 1945. In justification of this application, the following summary of accomplishments and progress in 1944 and Objectives for 1945 1s presented. Further details will be found in the accompanying reports which are offered as evidence of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibility as a Local Council as required by the By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America, Article XI, Section 2, Oause 3. This application, statements and record of progress were reviewed and approved by the Council or Executive Board at a duly called meeting on ............................................................................................. 19 .................. , at which meeting ~ quorum was present and the Council specifically accepted its obligation to loyally cooperate with the National Council and its representatives in promoting the program of the Boy Scouts of America in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and By-Laws, policies and regulations of the Boy Scouts of America. signed ... 3 ... 4~ .. l@'u.:\!J2.:t1..«:.rt.'.1.::;.~::2 ........................... . Scout Executive President Treasurer BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA (Incorporated February 8, 1910. Chanered by Congress June 15, 1916.) I. THE COUNCIL 1. As of December 31, 1944; we had .... O.~.cr. ........ Council members, which included. representatives of..f.'.D.!t~ .... % of the institutions or groups of citizens within our jurisdiction· which sponsor Troops or Packs. In accordance with the policy of the Boy Scouts of America, major religious groups of our territory are represented in the Council and Executive Board in the following numbers: Council ................................... .Jewish ...... it..q ........... ; Catholic ....... ~ .. /. ............... ; Protestant. ... Z.8.~ ........ . Executive Board ................. .Jewish ............... / .............. ; Catholic ............. Z.. .............. ; Protestant. .......... ~/.?.?:::.: ...... . The Council membership includes representatives of the. following community inte.rests as checked: Business ... ~~.i2 .............. ; R 1. . n "'11. Ed . 1 117! L b ~ c· . '\ e ig10us ... _ .... u. . ...z .......... -..... ; ucat1ona ............ ···'-··············· ; a or ............. ~ ................. ; iv1c ............ ~-.1L. .•.•..••.•.•..•••• 2. Amendments to our Constitution and By-Laws were adopted in 1944. D Yes XJ No These amendments have been approved by the National Council. .O Yes D No (If not, attach copies.) 3. This Council has ................ -3 .............. organized Districts with functioning District Committees. There are ......... O .............. .Districts yet to be organized. Of these we will organize ........... C~ ............ .in 1945 . ............................. ,.~~ ............... .Districts are sharing in financing this Council. 4. We have an average of one Commissioner for every ............... , .. 1~ ........... institutions sponsoring Troops or Packs, and expect to make this one Commissioner for every ......... '.7-l ............. .institutions by December 31, 1945. 5. During 1944 there were ............. ./.. ................. meetings of our Council and ................ 7 ............... meetings of our Executiv:e Board . ............. -0. .......... of our District Committees met monthly, (except July and August) during 1944, and the rest averaged .... :.~ ................ . meetings. 6. Our annual meeting is held in the month of. ............ 1/&~.~M.13../;& .................................................. . Officers and members of our Council serve for one year beginning ....... -r..tt.f.l.f,;,:f:j;B. .. ::1.. ... J.i!., ................................................ . Functioning of Council and Number of CHECK THOSE No.of 7. Districts repre- FUNCTIONING Members ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Committees sented on each WELL for 1945 "!, a:;s:;c~~ A:i:•""'G Council ~ x ~.so Executive Board a ~- '!>-~o Cl.I Organization and Extension ~ ~ I li:.: i Leadership Training ~ x 10 i:.:i ~ Advancement '° x 10 ~ Camping and Activities ~ -~ q .... ~ Health and Safety a ~ 7 ~ Finance a ~- 10 0 u Other Committees: .. II. FINANCE 1. In making Scouting available to the boys of our territory during 1944, net operating expenditures amounted to $ .. ~.~~0.,.¥.4D* That we may not only continue, but may strengthen and extend our Council service and bring Scouting to an increased number of boys in 1945, we have planned a net operating budget of $ .. ~.o., .. 4..~.4,..l.7.*. 2. We had an employed Executive staff oL ........ ~: ............. men December 31, 1944. We plan to increase this staff by the employment of .......... :.:~'.: .............. additional men in 1945. have been 3. In order to assure proper handling and accounting for the funds entrusted to this Council, our accounts ---~ audited by ... 7..~T, ... !.!1.ft.B..W..H.t;K., ... M.l.J::.«t3..!:M ..... '1 .... 'fi:.O. C£ ftra IFl!if:iJI IPMl!t)IJ.o~ &fi~:~('":er"r::r1~tr£ .. ,-:,,, (State whether professional accountants or Auditing Committee.) " These figures should agree with corresponding totals in Finance Committee report. Form 0-1062C-3000944. i YouR Cou:r-{cIL 0 Is ENTITLED ·• ' s To REPRESENTATIVES ON THE NATIONAL COUNCIL. REGION NO. COUNCIL NO. 5 CERTIFICATION OF ELECTION AS MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 558 NATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBER Date Jar1. r, 1941. Council Chick&S!!i.W Council, B. s • .A. Inc. State T.~en=rJ~t _ To Expire Dec. ~l, 1945. Registration Service, Boy Scouts of America, ··· 2 Park Ave., New York City. Gentlemen:- The Scout"' named below lliIB been regul'!'ly elected a membec of the lfil"''fffJ;~l, cepmentffig thi' Couneil for the year ending Dec. 5] 1 1%145 . He is registered as a ~t~ving paid his current registration fee m the eapacity of !'resident ol' ChiOkas'w~ S. '- Inc. · ;~ Signed ~.//f<q_,...,._ ~~"I> . (Scout Executive) C@~ATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBER Name A. K. Burrow Tel. No._~6-~0~~~5~7 ______ _ State. ____ ,..f.,..,e. n..". "n.,.. ______________ Age_ __7 ~l...·. .. _____C itizenship·---~P.,..,m.,..e'4r...,j. c._., ..,1~x1__..C. .i.... ..t. .i._.., ..z~e""'n _________________ MEMBERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL COUNCIL Each chartered Council of the Boy Scouts of America has the right to elect, annually, one of its members as a member of the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America, and one additional member for every thousand boys enrolled on the records of the National Council. The By-Laws require that Local Council certify as to the election of such member of the National Council on blanks which shall be provided for that purpose. Form 0-1062C-3000944 y OUR COUNCIL IS ENTITLED To );. REPRESENTATIVES ON THE NATIONAL COUNCIL. REGION NO. COUNCIL NO. 5 CERTIFICATION OF ELECTION AS MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 558 NATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBER Date .Tan. 21 HMS. Counci,_l -4C.Mbw1~e.,.,k.. a.. ..s . . .a. .•. .. ~C.O ...l cumuwc .U.... .._, ......B. ...... . _, _,$..._,.._. _.A,....,.__..!. n.. . .c.. . .., ____State Tenn. To Expire Dec. 511 1945. Registration Service, Boy Scouts of America, 2 Park Ave., New York City. Gentlemen:- The Srouter nruned below lliIB been cegularly elected a membee of the ll""ti~~l, cepe"'entffig thi, Couneil for the year ending Dec. U, 1945. . He is registered as a ~t~ving paid his current registration fee m the capacity of llell)d' ot E:i.ecuti 0 n #P CoimcU , I!, S, A, be, , IP~ Signed 2 ~[t{Ylbfl.d. 2!~~4 ©>'V::::::l'i>. (Scout Executive) C@~ATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBER Name P. A. Cl.8l'ton Tel. No .. _ __.b~H=-ll---____ _ Address-----~C.l .a..: ...,p...... .o. ·..n ... _..Bur""o._.lftl.__..,.Co..._•._ .._. ,2..,5..,!"'--'W..a .• g.> n6A ..e. . ..._r_S_t..._. __________________ City ______Jl1, 1;e..,11~p.h ... .i ...u s., _________ Stat~e--~'~•~n... n. ~·~------------- Age. ____ _,,64. ....,,. __ ___C itizenship _. .,A_m e_ r_ic~a__n_ _ O,_i~t~.i. .z ~e... n. ~----------------- MEMBERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL COUNCIL Each chartered Council of the Boy Scouts of America has the right to elect, annually, one of its members as a member of the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America, and one additional member for every thousand boys enrolled on the records of the National Council. The By-Laws require that Local Council certify as to the election of such member of the National Council on blanks which shall be provided for that purpose. Form 0-1062C-3000944 .· YouR 'couNcIL Is ENTITLED To $ REPRESENTATIVES ON THE NATIONAL COUNCIL. REGION NO. COUNCIL NO. 5 CERTIFICATION OF ELECTION AS MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA ' 558 NATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBER Date Jan. 21 1945. Council Chickasaw Council; B. S. A. Inc. State Tenn. To Expire Dec. 31, 1946. Registration Service, .. :Boy Scouts of America, 2 Park Ave., New York City. Gentlemen:- The Scouter named hclow b., hem '°gulady elected a member of tlf1! ~'1mcil, cepc°'eutiug thi' Council for the year endii'!.g Dec. 51, 1945 . He is regist d ~c~ having paid his current registration fee in the capacity of Commissioner. Ohie'ka 13. S. A. Inc. i), Signed~~ >u~---~ (,@~~ATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBER "=' ""m<"'l Address ____i ~l5~~· Ma=·~ d~i~•~o~n~A•~e~•~-------------------------- City_ _______M ~e_m~p~hi_s~,~~-------Stat. _____T_ e_n_n_. _____________ Age ___4_ 7_ _____C itizenship_ __.A m_._e_r_i_c_a_n._C_i_t_i_z_e_n_ ________________ MEMBERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL COUNCIL Each ch.artered Council of the Boy Scouts of America has the right to elect, annually, one of its members as a member of the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America, and one additional member for every thousand boys enrolled on the records of the National Council. The By-Laws require that Local Council certify as to the election of such member of the National Council on blanks which shall be provided for that purpose. Form 0-1062C-3000944 YouR CouNcIL Is ENTITLED REGION NO. COUNCIL NO. NATIONAL To 5 5 $56 COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES ON THE MEMl3ER NATIONAL COUNCIL. .I CERTIFICATION OF ELECTION AS MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Date Jan. 21 1945. Council Chickasaw Council, :B. S. A. Inc. State Tenn. To Expire Dee. 31, 1aAS, Registration Service, - _. Boy Scouts bf America, 2 Park Ave., New York City. Gentlemen:- - The Srnutcr named below h"' been cegulady dected a membec of ~~~uncil, cepc.,enting thi' Council for the year ending Dec. 31., l.945. . He is regist trd ®'c~ having paid his current registration fee in the capacity of :w oune n i~ Signed :A: lk~ 7it~.M (,<\:S>~~ATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBER C&w< -.,,w> Name"'-_ __.He-=-"'n,..r.,,._'1'_,M~. _,,C"-l.,,=e.vt---=o=n=--_____________ Tel. No. 5-2552 Address __~ _ .. .M.,,,e,,.mph.,,.,..,"'-is"'-"L....,i g.~h ._,.t~,_,Qa..,·~s"---"&"--"W""a,__,,_t=er"'-t--'D""'i:""rl,-""-""s""'i""'on..._-,___ _______________ City_ _______M _e_m_p_hi_s--'-,_· ________ State. ___T_ e_nn_._ _-- ----------- Age ___ 4,,.7_.__ ____ Citizenship~C""'i._.t=1._..z=e=n'------------------- MEMBERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL COUNCIL Each chartered Council of the Boy Scouts of America has the right to elect, annually, one of its members as a member of the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America, and one additional member for every thousand boys enrolled on the records of the National Council. The By-Laws require that Local Council certify as to the election of such member of the National Council on blanks which shall be provided for that purpose. I Form 0-1062C·3000944 YouR COUNCIL IS ENTITLED To i REPRESENTATIVES ON THE NATIONAL COUNCIL. REGiON NO. COUNCIL NO. 5 CERTIFICATION OF ELECTION AS MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 558 NATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBER Date Jan. 2, 1945. Council Chickasaw Cmmc:il, B • S., A• Inc. State Tenn. To Expir._e _D. ...e ~c-..._ 5~1-.1-1_9~45~-.• _ Registration Service, Boy Scouts of America, 2 Park Aye., New York.City. Gentlemen:- The Scouter named below ru., been '"gulady elected a member of e~~uncil, «pmenting thfa Council for the year ending Dae. l'Sl, 1945. . . He is regist ~d ~couter, having paid his current registration fee ~ c(fjj@ ~ NATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBER Signed (Scout Executive) N ame ___ ,l"'""am=e=s_,Se==· d=d=on~ill==en=--___________T el. No. __5_ -3_7_54 ____ Address_ ______ ..Q...,o.m .... m-•.r.-..c..e.. - T... 1. .. t. ..l ..,a..__.B.. .l, ..d'"'g..,4.,f------------------------- City_ _______ .lf..,A.. m. ,..p,...h... .i. ~s....,,.___ _________ stat.e ... __~ !...,e...,.n. n ,,,_•. . ._ ____________ Age_ _~ 5.. 9.. ~ ____C itizenship_ _~ Am~e_r_i~c_an_ _C _·i~t_i_z_e_n_ ________________ MEMBERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL COUNCIL Each chartered Council of the Boy Scouts of America has the right to elect, annually, one of its members as a member of the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America, and one additional member for every thousand boys enrolled on the records of the National Council. The By-Laws require that Local Council certify as to the election of such member of the National Council on blanks which shall be provided for that purpose. ftr. John n .. Tri;:>lctt, Lirector of Re:gistr~:tion, B':Jy Sc,:>Uts of F.m~~rica, ~. ?nrk f,ve., l~r:~ Ye)rf( 16, No Y. o The:nk you for your letter of Y:i;.ieciube:r : '/'th, wh1.ch 'f"&S reecl\l'od tbls rnornlng, imd the confinm+.tbn of the fr.,c·t th> t tb"i.s Council is entitled to 5 re::iresenti:itiv,~s on th.:>~ Nv.tfotn~l Council. I arn enclosir:g S certi fice tes f!h')'fdn,.; th><, ir:r~r: v.ln wE)r•~ elected to ri:nrr:sent this Cou:·icil -::in thn ilati'.mr.l CnuncU. for the yebI' 1945.. f.)o f·. ~n"OtC til\\1 lrst .tJOVC!iiber thr::t he Wf.:!Jt,ed t.Lcse nt> ~0·.)Il <.<fi> f>O:!'it-ib1e: t;TJ'i OO"K tlH.1 t I h:;. vs the bl?.ni-;f.; I tm ~mnoing thm~ to you althougr1 the rE}1~istrr,tion fees h~vc~ rwt t·.fi y(~t be•:n serit. i:n to the Rome ;)ffiee. Uowevtn•, th{}y will be sent to you within the m;xt fer; ~-''ys. '• Gor<lon ~~orriE, tcout EX"!ClJti V~J w BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Home Office: 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. FOR INTRA-ORGANIZATION COMMUNICATIONS Mr. William G. Morris, Scout Executive Chickasaw Council #558, B.S.A. 501 Columbian Mutual Tower Memphis J, Tennessee Dear Gordon: · December 27, 1944 Thanks for your good wishes and I am looking forward with a great deal of pleasure to this opportunity of working, even more closely, with you and the other Scout Executives. I don 1 t know why you only received two copies of the Certification of Election as Members of the National Council. Your Council is certainly entitled to five representatives and we have five accredited to your Council on our books. We are, therefore, enclosing three extra sets so that you will have sufficient copies to cover the five men elected by your Council for the coming year. Trust you had a nice Christmas and with best wishes for the New Year, I am JGT/mtc Enclosures (3) Very sincerely yours, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA. DIVIS-ON OF/~ERS9J1NEL ./ ///I /AM~'/1 BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Home Office: 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. FOR INTRA-ORGANIZATION COMMUNICATIONS SCOUT EXECUTIVES ;'K~ I , ; \t ,-,bl"( FORMS FOR LISTING LOCAL COUNCIL ~ \-1\ ·~ REPRESENTATIVES ON THE NATIONAL COUNCIL JJJ We're happy to enclose the necessary fonns for you to officially notify us of the election of your Council Representatives for the coming year, that is the men vrho will represent your Cou.11cil at the next l\nnual Meeting. We would like for you to notify us as soon as possible after these men are elected. As you know, each Council is entitled to one Representative on the National Council and one additional member for every thousand boys. Therefore, 1 know your Council will w~:mt to elect its full quota. I am sure you will want to see that all of these men are registered and the information sent to us right away. ODS:LML Encl. Very sincerely yours, BOY SCOUTS OF' Al"VJERlCA DI VISION OF PERSONNEL ((? (lJ lv0~u_ O. D, SHARPE Director. of Registration. Form 0-539A-30001144 3 This copy £4r National Office D; Regional Office D; Local Office ~ '-• (Check appropriate box on each copy.) TRANSMITTAL SHEET Application for Renewal of Local ~ouncil Charter Region No.---"3"<--·---Council No- ,,.-.;:i-B · NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. DO NOT WRITE HERE Charter Fee $. _____ _ Quot.«---------- Scouter Fees. ______ _ Tota.__ _______ _ Attached is the application of the. _________ t!?.=£tl...::....:l_e~l(, .. =-A~"~fi--£...W'_;;_ _________________ Council, __ _.M=--...,,lti~M_...P'--"-rf~f_,:?,-----'-------4Vf--"'f':H::.L-,._,NLS.-~•-for renewal of charter for the year beginning July 1, 1945, together with reports as called for. Headquarters City, State Supplementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following: (If any of the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expected on the line marked "Date") No.te: Items No. 1, 6, 7 and 8 should accompany application, and No. 5 if possible. 1. Charter Fee 2. Payment of Quota 3. Scouter Fees 4. _Z,...~ ___ ,Scouter Applications (No.) 5. Aud.it Report for 1944 6. Scout Executive's Report for 1944 7. War Service Report for 1944 (including Civic Service) 8. Progi;am and Objectives for 1945 9 Roster is _enclosed . · will be mailed. _______________ _ Date was mailed..J~· If. fcrl/JDate Yes or No Yes or No .'fl:.-5· Yes or No ::IE::~ Yes or No .;:JtE-;, Yes or No . Date OCT. ~ 11 le;~ Date II~ e.. I 'L 1 t ~...,_...,_ Date J/E'C· I J.-1 fC1£1..c.t Date '.TFJN" 11 1196hr Date Signed~~}1~ Scout Executive Form 0-539H-30001144 (5) EMPLOYED STAFF FOR 19 45 (Please state all salaries. Use extra sheet if necessary) NOTE: Because of its relationship to Retirement and Group Insurance it is essential that this report be accurate and complete. Name of Council eHl~Klt~ftw f!01Jlf~l~1 /3. s_A. INC. Headquarters City /\1 Le Me H l:JJ StateTt;JttV. RegionNo. S C~mncil No. 5;,-fj O.eck in these columns participants inRetirementPlan (R.P.) & Group Insurance (G.I.) Scout Executive W. ttOR.D OIY MOR Rl.l Home Address Assistant (A.S.E.) and Field (F .S.E.) Executives Name ;f. A, HifBIJtllfiMP Title* A.5.~y.,. 1945 Salaries*" $'-L,800.no ~ 100.00 , a ti on" Note: Above named members of Executive Staff must also be listed on Roster for purposes of "Registr Clerical Staff Name AA. l:nlS.5 '58,klf {i. We>RDE.N' Mt:>5 FR' ~llJ A . IVl ULl..EN M 1.s.s "o ~r7 • e. w a""' ~LE'l •indicate part time employees, if any, by "P.T." after the title. ••Do not include any allowances, i.e., transportation, etc., in salary figures. Title* 'IJOOllK~EP~lt "/i.~6:fSI/lRR.. Bc6:t:;TRffffe 1/iietft&Tt OH 151 e/i.-.iP D <RECToK (!)FF at IE E\t H~L $ (8 Lo.oo l, ;i",o. ao l. 3.Ko.oo l 1 "l..00.00· de 300·~0 :iac .. no R. P. G. I. x x }( ~ )( ~ )( ~· ~ Form 0-539B-30001144 REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE Region No, __ ~.:;.-__ _ Name of Council e H ~e BlR,,&w eovtte.uLB e_ ~.8, QJ!(/f!,, (.-C-117' 1944 .«1~ Council N o,_...,::::.._:.J>::.....:::~'--- Headquarters City t7!'!I ~U1¥11 fPltlfO ~J' State._Tl.....,..t:::...,-N'-"-"--/M_,, --:...---------- (Please use only following classification. This is for purpose of National record and comparison) Indicate if for period other than _ ~ ~ /, 7'/4 ~ EXPENDITIJRES-1944 calendar year7'lav; [,< l'i.~,2 lf BUDGET-1945 Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 I. Operating Expenditures: Total Expenditures Special Receipts Net Expenditures (See Note 1 below) (Col. 1 minus Col. 2) 1. Executive Salaries* -··-·- $ 7 , '/ .. l-~ $ $ 7 ct' l! '2-rS $ tc. s_oo,o~ ) ' 2. Office Salaries ................ 8 o:rt. ~,,,< ~ s, s-sc.oo ! 3. Retirement Contrib'ns ... $;5.~tlf_ y ;;f?i_'j_. i y ~·~·l"'l100 4. Rent, Light, Heat, In- I 6].e.f..b -v !)l.(~4,So surance, Telephone ...... I £ ·11,1 t.. "i.r f ·i?:I· li" •. I 5. Office Supplies .............. 857.8~- g~]·~~. 2SOe~O 6. Postage ............................ l (,,. 7, 7 8 (.,,b].1 ~ '1. Cl!Jt 00 7. Transportation ......................... I '-+ l-"J..1 11 l ~ '2-1..-, ,.,_ L.~ s-s,or:. ) ,, ; 8. Publicity .......................... 9. Camping (See Note 2) ~ ")'7"1.0l ~.,"U:J,ll 11 L.s'-·R~ 2- 8 s '- i 2 'l 8'o, 1.r ' )' .. 10. Senior Scouting ............ 7 8'01 f.f' s-oo,ot\ ll. Cubbing .......................... ..!S'OetOO 12. Leadership Training 3- 7 .;, Io ~50.0"tl and Conferences ............ li."l.~1lb 13. Circuses, M. B. Shows and other activities ........ ~t.f.-0.'4-o ~ /,./- C> 1Y:. Q 14. National Quota .............. ~r.":>f).00 5t:X:J.o '() ' ZiS"C!l.00 15. Charter Fee .................... 7 s. ()ti ·1~'.00 2i>-:oo 16. Campaign Expenditures .?t f.. . "-~"<"' 2t...o.S ~o.e t'.'I 17. Interest on Indebtedness (See Note 3 below) 18. Miscellaneous ............... 3 SI-, S'i,. ~~1--.Ri- 8,6S:Qo TOTAL OPERATINr: 31 4 I c.s-~ ' fe.1..e,1l1- ~ 1-~ 6 1'-1- l ;o, 'vi.., f 7 j I II. Capital Expenditures:· 1. Office Equipment .......... 70,ot.1- 10.ocl I 4-o.eo 2. Camp Property ............. 3. Automobile ...................................... TOTAL CAPITAT 7 0 "d. 10.of..f /~t1t·O ·:..,, .. v III. Total of Operating and Capital (I + II) "b[.t'[f._o.t...-v . I" lo~ l..o, '"l- 7 ~~"fl.f&.O.~ ~C>e 1 bl::..' J_ IV. Revolving Accounts: (National Funds) 1. BOYS' LIFE ................... 57$" 4-7 51~-. l-f2 2. Registrations ................... . :-1 3J s·, b·..3 ~~:>.S:'d 3. Scout Supplies ····--····-····- '-14 l:.e:;. o.s" .. I+,¥:~~. OS" .TOTAL REVOLVING ~ .2 ~c · l S" ~jK_Q.LS° V. Endowment, Trust Funds or other Permanent Investments ll 000.00 VI. Obligations Paid (See Note 4 below) NOTE 1-Report as Special Receipts only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., which are incidental to certain Council activities. Also report Revolving Account receipts in second column. . NOTE 2-Campiilg figures should include disbursements and receipts ,as shown in report of Camping and Activities Committee. NOTE 3~Do not include payments to reduce "principal" indebtedness. NOTE 4-This refers to repayment of loans, the proceeds of which have been previously expended, bills and other obligations which have been charged to the various items of the budget in previous years and so reported. *Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transportation allowances. Do not distribute any salaries to other budget items. (OVER) Analysis by population groups of income from contributions for 1944 Council operation. Income from areas where Council participates Income from areas in Community Chest where Council does Total Chest Supplemental'* not participate allocation contributions in Chest Communities of 500,000 or over ......... - ................................. $' $ $ $ " " 100,000 to 500,000 ................................ ~ .. l-~'18~.t) 0 a~.'=-o ~ !.1'~9 t... '" " " 25,000 " 100,000 .................................... " " 10,000 " 25,000 ............................ -...... " " 2,500 " 10,00Q .............................. _ .... " under 2,500 and open country .................. 2, 11"-/3.2 "J..-J 141-.~$ $ $ $ $ TOTAL.. ......................... zs;,ac;.oo ~01_.~o. "')..7 1L/-.ct1 140 I /, 5:1. Yes V· i *Did Chest approve? No __ (Check one) Funds for the 1945 budget outlined on preceding page =~ been ra-ised. W I TH fiiX c l/fPTlolf/ o F J\Sow;r ·f ~~ NOTE-If funds not yet raised, state plans for securing funds here FIN/!tlfC.l(t f'QM Pltffj.lf ·!!Ji THGi AREA 1TnU8\UNf< M&Re'q,.« Aflt-Vt &fPRUfL.. ,17frh§;S Budget for 194.6, or next fiscal year, will be adopted by Executive Board about_3A,,.__,.--"--"N'-S.-3V.,_ft._._.ft~:S.,._'_"'"J.,_,,~,_,f,_f"--'..,._'"'"'5".=-"-._ (Date) Assets, 12-31-44 Current-Cash on hand and in bank $ '}., I? g, (,I *Fixed - Real Estate Unpaid Pledges Supplies for Resal,e Securities TOTAI .:3/ 04,'-f..S Camp Equipment Office Equipment Automobile *Present Value Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-44 $ '-5, 2..S'O. o o .a . l-l-S", 0 () ' .3,000.00 TOTAL tpC,,lf 1.S.00 Operations-Accounts and Bills Payable$ Notes Payable 2S"B,M.,. ?~ Capital-Accounts and Bills Payabl'e Notes Payable $--~~~-- 72.cne..,t.J Mortgages ""}1.t:J)"istJ TOTAL 2-S:S.)....4. This Council has Trust or Endowment funds, as of December 31, 1944, totaling$ 111 000.t:ts of which $/, oe;c..o 0 was received during the year 1944. We are using (a) Standard Declaration of Trust _____ , or (b) some other form approved by National ·counci._ ______________________________ _ A comprehensive Five-year Financial Plan ~M«tT'been developed which has been in effect._ _____ years. Signed------------ Ghr. Finance Committee Form 0-539E-30001144 @ REPORT OF LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE - 1944 NAME OF COUNCIL ..... e.H..~"K.B..~ft.W ..... r.@~.H.~.8-.b,r ..... ~.~-~ •. A ..... a .. ~.~.IZ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• , HEADQUAK1;'ERS CITY ............ ffi.!1.J!~1.JP..ftift.~fr·················································STATE ..... =r~fh?.0.d.., .......................... . Region No .... 5 ......... . Council No ... ~~---·· RESULTS IN BASIC TRAINING* As of December 31, 1944, we have accomplished the following toward providing all of the key leaders of our registered units with BASIC TRAINING*: Leaders and Assistants (not Committeemen) with INTRODUCTORY TRAINING ("Fundamentals of the Boy Scout Movement" or "Elements of Scout Leadership-Part I") Number re~stered 12/31/44 .... 4 .. S.::.J .... ; Number with Introductory Training ...... ~ .. .D .. 1 ............. ; Per cent ..... t.J:..5....f. .. ~ ... %; Objective 12/31/45 Per cent ..... O. .. Q ....... %. LEADERS AND ASSISTANTS WITH BASIC TRAINING UNITS HA YING A LEADER OR ASSISTANT WITH BASIC TRAINING STATUS 12/31/44 STATUS 12/31/44 HA VE COMPLETED Have a Leader or Objective APPROPRIATE Objective Ass't. with Appropriate 12/31/45 Number BASIC TRAINING* 12/31/45 Number Basic Training Registerod Number % % Registered Number Scoutmasters l ~ D $ l ~/,,, J.J .So Boy Scout Troops & "') ll (j ~"'") 131-'1, u Neighborhood Patrols & \Sb f ..... Assistants Lone Scout Tribes tq "' - .. <;::ubmasters .~I !4 fil 2.0 Packs & Neighbor- Assistants )~ u '-1-0 hood Dens ~ .. ) 2 Air Scout Leaders , Ships & Sea Scout Assistants 3 Patrols 2 ~ ExElorer Leaders Explorer Troops & Assistants Patrols Skippers I ~. Ol81'b ~o Mates JI Rover Crews Rover Leaders Air Squadrons & Assistants Patrols f Total Leaders } J 9 1)2 -3f. ~ ~li'f'O Asst. Leaders ;ll:l ~ !,... l ;2 • .;),, "l. 6"· I Total Units & Patrols 19' I?- Grand Total u.51 q ?1 :.!l n.I~ '- -,€' *BASIC TRAINING means completion of the appropriate training for each program as follows (or former equivalents): a. Scoutmasters and Assistants-Scoutmasters' Course or Elements of Scout Leadership, Parts I and II, or former equivalent. b. Cubmasters and Assistants-Cub Leaders' Training Course or Elements of Cub Leadership. c. Skippers and Mates-Skippers' Course or Elements of Sea Scout Leadership. d. Explorer Leaders and Assistants-Explorer Leaders' Course. e. Air Scout Leaders and Assistants-Air Scout Leaders' Course. f. Rover Leader and Assistants-Rover Leader Course or 1, 3, or 4 above. Note: Credit Leader with basic training only if he has had the course for tlie prog,ram being reported. UNITS WITH LEADERS TRAINED IN OUTDOOR WORK a. Troops* (not including Sea Scout Ships) having at least one leader with training in Campingcourse in "Troop Camping," or "Elements of Scout Leadership-Part III" (Short Term Camping) b. Sea Scout Ships and Patrols having at least one leader with training in "Sea Scout Camping and Cruising." COMMISSIONERS WITH TRAINING ......... .l .. t ............ . a. Number registered Commissioners b. Have completed a Commissioners' Training Course. c. Have basic course for unit leaders, but not Commissioners' Course. Number .......... $ .. , .. .. Number .......... ::G .... .. LEADERS WITH SCOUT EXPERIENCE Had Scout experience starting wit.h Tenderfoot Rank. Number .. a,D..O STATUS 12/31/44 Number ...... ~,?::~· Percent .... ../.tf..~ ... 7 Number ................ 2-. Percent ............ ~ Percent ... 4:.i+LL/. Percent ... ~ .. :0.1 .. :'.?:i Percent .. 4+, .. t./.J:!J The above inform~tion and that on the reverse side represent our Training Report for 1944 and our plans for 1945. % % Jf/, 2 ~o cxs ~~ ~ ~ 37.7 ,_,r OBJECTIVE 12/31/45 ........... ~.£ ... % " ........ &.tr ... % :::::::::::::~:~:~ SIGNED ............................................................................................................................................ Chairman, Leadership Training Committee DATE........................................................................ SIGNED •....................................................................... SCOUT EXECUTIVE 1944 TRAINING RECORDS AND 1945 OBJECTIVES "FUNDAMENTALS OF THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT," the Introductory Training Session for all leaders of Scouting-Council and District officers as well as unit leaders. During 1944 this Council conducted this session ........ : .... 3 .......... . times with ________ :} __ ~ _____ Jeaders receiving the training. · Approximately the following percent of leaders have completed this Introductory Training or its pr~ious equivalent. Council Members~;!$' __ 0.tJ:f___ % ; Board Mem~ers~~s--Ol-!L/f. % ; District Committeemen _______ ,_..,t---i-&. o/~ Commissioners ____ ?J_tf.~e __ '{. _____ % ; Merit Badge Counselors.~.':'.-~-*--------% ; Troop and Pack Committeemen?_} _______ Z:!.'.L % . . ~00 g)...·3 '-/-- 1944 1945 No. of No. of CHECK COURSES CERTIFICATES COURSES CONDUCTED ISS1JED PLANNED BASIC Scoutmasters' Course -~ 5:0 . ./ ./ CERTIFICATES AND AWARDS-1944 TRAINING Cub Leaders' Training Course :2_ '.2. b '. Skippers' Course 1. Number of different men receiving cer- Explorer Leaders' Course tificates ----·----------·------9.--'----·---------·--·---- Air Scout 'Leaders' Course (Do not include Introductory Sessions) 2. Training Awards issued Commissioners' Course y' Scoutmasters' Keys --·-··-·-------·-·--Q ........ ,. OUTDOOR Troop Camping ./ S 'T .. Ad ,.;;, couters rammg war s -------"-----------· TRAINING Short Term Camping (Elements III) Skippers' Keys ·--------------·----------__/;; ___________ Sea Scout Camping and Cruising TOTAL ·----·-·---------·--·····----.Q __________ OTHER Health and Safety v UNIVERSITY COURSES TRAINING Standard First Aid The following courses have been conducted in colleges, seminaries, etc., located Advanced Course or former ' in this Council. These courses and certifi- Principles Course cates issued are included in the Council totals. Emergency Service (Leaders) Name of No. Certifi- College Pack Organization Credit School Courses cates Troop Organization -- Yes I No Merit Badge Counselors ..,/ Troop Committeemen Course Leader Certificate x x Other Courses TOTAL COURSES AND CERTIFICATES s J ~ THE TRAINING COMMITTEE AND ITS OPERATION Membership of the Council Leadership Training Committee consists of __ '. ____ _!__l, _________ men and includes----~-------------· District Representatives and ______ J_~---·-------members·at-large. The Council has ________ J ___________ Districts, otAvhich_. ________ J_ __________ have District Training Committees. Training Committee Meetings Held 1944: Council... ... :.k ......... .District.. ..... D. ......... . The Council uses volunteer course directors or instructors in the following courses (check v) : Scoutmaster ... X----------· Cub· Leaders' Course (or Elem. of Cub Leadership )-----X.-----• Skipper _____________ , Camping ___ ).( ______ , Health and Safety .. X.~---, Principles ______ x ______ , Other Courses _____ .}( ________________________ ·~~~------,----------------------------------------------------------------------------------·--···-------··--·· . The Committee and Executive Staff have given these course leaders special instruction through the following (check v) : Faculty Courses or Institutes ____________ , Persona(Conferences ___ )(. _______ , Regional Institutes for Trainers ... X----------· Does the Committee have available a training inventory which indicates, by Districts, key leaders with and without training? Yes ____________________ ND----~---·······-· Training in 1944 was conducted la~gely on a District basis .......................... ., Council basis .... X ................. . (p If I 60 /,la ---~ ...__.. .... ,.._ __ Form 0-539D-30001144 REPORT OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE - 1944 REGION No.~S _ _ Name of Council -~fUG-KR6AW f.tn1/lfeoi.., fl, .5 IL fNt!, COUNCIL No.65"8 Headquarters City M CM !Pitta ~Y State Tr;:.rN/ft.11" RECORD OF YEAR-ROUND CAMPING-JAN. 1 to DEC. 31, 1944 Based on the newly revised By-law re Duties of the Troop Committee, and "Troop Camping Objectives," please state below the number of Troops as of December 31, 1944 you' consider are in Groups 1 and 2 : GROUP 1: Number of Troops with an effective Camping Program (Total of ten days and nights camping during the year.) % of Troops with effective 1Camping Program GROUP 2: A: Number of Troops doing some camping but not up to the standard of Group 1 B: Number of Troops doing NO camping TOTAL ABOVE GROUPS (Check with Org. and Ext. Committee report, "Total Troops, Dec. 31, 1944") ................. J. . ./.. ........... Troops ............ l'?/.J.~% .................... 7. .. tf:.. ...... Troops ..................... ;f~ ........ Troops ......... 1..§:.'i ....... Troops •Troops=Troops, Ships, Neighborhood Patrols Explorer Troops, Tribes; Rover Crews Membership, Julie 30, 1944 was ..... J..4 .. 1 ........... Troops*,./Jj./ .. 8.. ......... Scouts. "Total belonging during the year": .. ~.!f.,S .. kcouts ("5) YEARLY SUMMARY COUNCIL SUPERVISED CAMPING Include Tours, Cruises, Camporees, Agricultural Service Camps, etc. Included in Yearly Summary are: Do Not Include Scouts from other Councils Camporees (Council - ~). . 7..'fi.1.: Scouts Long Short Agricultural Service Camp . Scouts Term (*1) Term (*2) . ------------ A. CHARTERED TROOPS Forest .. .. Scouts . . . ------------ I. On Council Site 1. Number of Troops..__- ~ tc.:; Senior Scout Outdoor Events ------------ Scouts 2. Number different Scouts. .... _ .. 2- I IJSt>f Tours Outside Council Scouts 4- . . . ------------ 3. Number Troop Scouters .... ·-···· :to,,.... .l ¢:. 1- l~,:S4., 0 .. .. .. Scouters 4. Number Scout Days .(*3) ...... . . . . . ------------ II. Off Council Site Number of Tours . . . . -------·---- Tours - 1. Number of Troops .... ·-····-····-····· - Philmont Scouts - . . . . ------------ 2. Number different Scouts ........ - , - .. Scouters 3. Number Troop Scouters. .. ·-····· - . . . . . . - . ....................... 4. Nuniber Scout Days (*3) ..... -' - Total Negro Scouts, June 30, 1944 . l~L'-1. Scouts B. PROVISIONAL TROOPS Negro Scouts in Long Term Camps J. ~<>'.°'."'" Scouts . .. .. f -~""! .... I. On Council Site 1. Number different Sc:;outs ..... -. 4-8.0 xx xx Separate Camp for Negro Scouts Yes)(. ... ; No ...... 2. Number Scout Days (*3) .......... ';,~8~- xx xx II. Off Council Site PROGRAM 1: Number different Scouts. xx xx 2. Number Scout Days (*3) ... ·-···· xx xx 1944 Outdoor program included the following: (Check) C. TOTALS Senior Camping ......... ; Cub "Outings" (on family, den or pack I. Number different Scouts (*4)" 5·01 l 8.t:> J basis) .. X; Winter Camp..'-(; Sea Scout CrμisesX .. ; II. % of MembershifJ (*5') .... ·-····-·· '~l- '")Id t 1 Summer Activities (other than Camping) ... X .... III. Number Scout Days (*3) .... _. ~~:2'Y l~i :)°'bO ,I ( *1) Camping periods of six consecutive days or more should be reported under Long-Term. ( *2) Camping periods of less than six days and not less than overnight should be reported under Short-Term. ("3) A Scout Day is twenty-four hours or.less including overnight. (The classification Scout Days is utilized here in order that the volume of camping can be related to the number of individual Scouts participating. This will indicate the average number of days each Scout is camping. The Local Council effort should be to increase the number of camping days per Scout as well as to increase the number of Scouts camping;) (*4) The total on this line is different Scouts camping during the year. It will not necessarily equal the sum of the attendance in the four previous classifications. (Estimate i£ necessary. ) (*5) In computing the percentage of Long-Term Camping for the year, divide.the number of different Scouts camping by the June 30 membership. In computing the percentage in Short-'l'erm Camping for the year, divide the number of different Scouts camping by the "Tota~ Belonging During the ,Year" membership. The "Total Belonging" equals the "Number on record at the Beginning of the Year" plus the "New Durin"g the Year" plus Scouts separai;ed prior to 1944 and re-registered in 1944. This should agree with Scout figure in first table on page 3, Section III of Charter Application. , 1944 FINANCIAL STATEMENT-CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL Council budget appropriation for camping Capital Expense $ .... ~V.. ...... Total expended for camping Capital Expense I $ ..... l-~J ... (C/'.}.~;{.:: ... OPERATING RECEIPTS: From Camper fees ·····-····-·-·-····-····-····-·-·····$ .. ~,,?J..f...'l.1..D$' From other sources (Canteen etc.) ...... $ ......... a..~.1,, .. .ff..~ Total above items ·····---····-····-····--·-·-····-····-·····--······ $ .. '1JJr.."fk:.f/?..,J!.-:J " (Enter this figure in Finance Com. report, Col. 2) Original Budget appropriation for Camp Operation ..... . Total Receipts ---·-···--·---··-·--··-·-····-···-·-·--··(A) Operating Balance (A-B) ~~'°~~h~·····-···-····· $ .... ·-··········--·-·········· $ .. &;'·1.:9..'!..o $ ........ ~ .. 1.&....71.!/ OPERATING EXPENSE For Food by Council --·---·-·--··--------For Transportation by Council --·---·-·-·-····----··--· For Salaries and Wages --··-·-·-···-·--·-·--····-···-·--···-·-For Income producing sources (canteen, etc.)-··-·--·-- Other Operating Expenditures --·-·--·-·-·--·--···-·--· Total Operation Expense, including Accounts and Bills Payable ........................................................................... ( B) d,,..~~-·Sl" $ .. _.!._!!!_~ $ ........ !J...tf!l,.f.t;.i" $ ... _.-==::.. _ $ ..• .Ji..:l':...~:j~lb. Camp accounts (were) (~) audited on ... ~ ..... ~ .. ~'8..l..f.~{.j(.:-..................... .194 ...... , o.~· JifirtY--·:.. ,_ ~71 ~"·· byV~-·····#"····-·······-~·ir-·······-·-··--'····Pubhc Accountants PHYSICAL FACILITIES (List only changes since December 31, 1943) CAMP NAME I I I CONTROL* I Land I I I VALUATION Bldgs. Equipment Used year around Type of Camp•• • State whether .site is: (I) Owned by Council (if mortgaged or other indebtedness state amount), (2) Leased (state from whom and length of term), ( >) Rented from year to year (state amount of rental), (4) other (describe). ** State whether site is used for (I) Long•term, (2) Short•term, (3) Wilderness Camp, etc. Were plans for any of the above submitted to the Camping and Activities Service, Engineering Service, or Health and Safety Service for advice and help? Please specify -·-·-·--.-·-··-·•·-···--·-·-·--·-·-···-··-·--·-···-·-·-·-·-···-·---·-··-····-·-·-··-··--·-·-·-·-·-·-····-·-·-····-····-····-· .. --·-··--·--···--··----·-····-,···-·-·-···-····-·-····-·······-··········-···-····-····-·-- . r. PERSO~EL . ' . . 7 )1~ Camp Director ·-·-·-~_N. .... _ .. ~---·-·-·--·-·-·-·-·-·--·····-····-·-·-·-·-D1d he have Camp Directors comffilss1on ... --···---····--=-·-·············-··-····-····-····-····-··- If more than one camp )J operate.sJ.-list add.itional directors below. State if they hold Camp Director's c;ommissions. Of. r!Jl, .. /~A4!:U.1!.~ CAMP STAFF •·ycirt:'. NN::bb:: :: ::~vr~si~almpSc~=~~~~~~~··:~;~·~·::::::::::::::::::::·.:::::::::::::::.·.·.·~.·i:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·.:·.:::.·:::::.·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.·::::.·.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::00 : many Adults (over 21)? ......................................... . -::p.:::. many were Adults (over 21 ) ? ............................ .. How many of Central Staff are older Scouts? ...... ~ ............... . APPRAISAL OF CENTRAL CAMP STAFF NAME Camp · Position I Scouting Connection • It you would not recommend reemployment, send in full particulars. Would you Re· appoint? If not• I Exe. QUALITY OF SERVICE Good I Aver. Fair I Poor I Number of I Weeks on Staff Rote of Pay Per Week (If necessary, attach sheet with names and appraisal under headings above.) Further comments: -···-···-····----~----·--··-····-···--·-·-·-·-····--·-·-·-·-·--····-··--·---·-·---·--···-------Date-...'...-----··-·~ .. ---·--·--·-- 19 __ (Signed) -··-····-····-····-·····--····-···.:_--···-·-·-·-·----····-···-····-·--····--····--·-··-·-····--·-·---·-- -·-·-·-··--··----·---------------·-·---····-·······-·--·-·-····-····-·······-·-· · Chairman, Camping and Activities Committee · Scout Executive Street.--·········--····-····-·-·--····-···--·----···---··-···-···-·-·-·-·--· Note: Attach copies of camp bulletins, reports, special program features, photos, etc. City.·-······-····---·-··-····-·-··--·----·---State...._ ______ _ NOTE: Civic Service and Special Events are covered elsewhere in the Council report. x x )( x )( ~ . s g 8 g g ~ ~ 8 ~ 7 Jr $ \; I I 1/' 1· 'f ~f £1- 'f' '1 "' LI- & ~·.·- '-/,. 00 '"'·~-0 Form 0-539G-30001144 REPORT OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE ...:·1944 Name of Council. ........ C..H.J .. C..f.C!t.~8."' .......... C..O. .. U./l..~.l..!:-.g. ..... lf2.::..~:: ... !1! ..... ..f.lJ..~ .. ~ ......................... . Region No • .. $. .. .... . Council No. . .$.~ .. . Headquarters City ...................... .fY.l.JC.11.P..H..ti;..1 ............................................. .State .... T..~N../N .. ,, ....................... : .. .. The following report presents the activities and accomplishments under the direction of this Committee during the year 1944, covering the three major aspects of our Health and Safety program, i.e., Protection, Education and Service. 1. The membership of this Committee includes ............. ..X. ........... .District Health and Safety Chairmen and the following technical experts, as checked: Safety .... ,)( ........ ; Public Health ..... )(. ...... ; Medicine ...... X ...... ; Aquatics .................. ; Fire Prevention .................. ; Firearms .... )( ....... ; First 4,id ...... X. ...... ; Emergency Service .................. ; Farm Safety .................. ; Mountaineering................... · 2. During 1944 the meeting places of ............ Q ............ of our Troops and other Units ( .................. % ) were inspected under the direction of this Committee. Standard inspection form No. 1153 was not used. WM> 3. During 1944 an inspection of the Council camp ~ made by the Committee with _________ 4 ________ members participating . ............. Q ............ Troop Camps, off the Council campsite, were held during the year, of which ..................... were inspected by the Committee. 4. Procedures to insure that all carriers used for the transportation of Scouts on Scouting activities were in proper condition for such uses, with adequate insurance coverage, ~h been in effect during 1944. , ave 5. The plan for medical examination of new Scouts is in effect in ............ O ......... of our Troops ( ........................ %) Form No. 1154 is ?ot used. 'ti. 6. Pre-camp medical examination· is required for all who attend the Council camp as checked: Scouts .... A ....... ; Camp Leaders ...... ~ ....... ; Food Handlers ...... ).( ........ Form 952 and 952A ~ used. are Recheck of Scouts, Leaders and Food Handlers ~ made by a medical doctor after arrival at camp. ' 1S 7. .. ....... Q ........ Training courses in Health and Safety were given by this Council during the year with ....................... :different Scouters having completed the course. 8. We have an Emergency Service Corps of Senior Scouts with ....... , ....... Q ................. qualified members. We h~t a Mobilization Plan. 9. All cases of serious or fatal accidents or illness involving Scouts, Scouters, or guests incident to Scouting activities in this Council during 1944 have been promptly reported to the National Council, with the following exceptions with reasons ............................... .. ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 10. We have cooperated with the following local Health and Safety agencies in their activities ....... .71..H..!f.~l# .. ;f. .... f:.<'-..~N.LY. .. .................. I.~ .. r.;;..~.tt.e .. u. .. i.,...o..~1..~ ........ ~.~t~.:!.~.;: .............. A .. ~~f.f!.6..1.R ........... R.EV. ......... ~.ff.~.~ ...................................................................... .. 11. Our Program as planned for 1945 includes the following, as checked: a) Complete ·organization of Committee including all technical experts and chairmen of District Health and Safety Committees ........... X,. .................. . b) Medical examination of new Scouts in .................................... Troops which is .............................. % of all our Troops. c) Program of Inspection as checked: Troop and other Unit meeting places .................. ; Council and Troop Camps ... )( ........ ; All transportation equipment ........ X ....... ; Sea Scout watercraft ..... iK .................... . d) Emergency Service Corps ........................... with ........................... qualified members by December 31; Mobilization Plan ........................... . e) Training Courses in Health and Safety ......... .X ............... (No. of courses ..... l. ................. ). Signed ............................................................................................................................................... . Chairman. Health and Safety Committee Form 0-539F-30001144 (.U_ .....{ ; REPORT OF ADVANCEMENT COMMITIEE-1944 Region No. ---'Y""-"-----Headquarters City ___ !M~~.~~ M-=P..!ft-"--'-f ""5,___._1_,E=-,.,,._,,.N~.H-"-"-.----------1 Name of Council c M u Ctt R ~&w eoc,«./l,N(OLg B,'5l ,/HH,tate-----1T<--'ia:'-';"--"--;.-'-Ulf_4I,_. -LCo.:.:..:un=cil:......::N:..:..o:.:.·-=.:£=c5=rt====-· ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY, (Scouts-not badges) Get this information from perpetual .. Inventocy (Form No. 4102D, 41020 and 4102S). Tenderfoot Seconddass First Class* Total Scouts Star Life Eagle Qualified During 1944 Enrolled Dec. 31, 1944 MERIT BADGE RECORD Indicate below the number of each of the Merit Badges earned during the year 1944 .g . .g ci 8z 8Z I-Aerodynamics* ..................... ________ ;$_________ -6::-0---J-o_ur_n_al..,.,i,....sm.-.- ... -....- ...- ....- ...- ....- ...- ....- .:-.-. .- .. -...- .2,,....-.- ..- .. . 2-Aeronautics* ............................. .l.~----·--·- 61-Landscape Gardening ............. 0 ....... . 3-Agriculture• ......................... --···l··-·· 62-Leathercraft* ...................... ·--------.8 ....... . 4-Airplane Design* ........ , ....... -·················- 63-Leather Work• ............................. 4 ....... . 5-Airplane Structure•· .............. 3 ...... ~-- 64-Life Saving .................................. 6.4 ....... . 6-Angling ............................................ !f......... 65-Machinery ......................................... 2 ....... . 7-Animal Industry• ............ ------~---·-···· 66-Marksmanship ............................. $ ....... . 1E~~==~::::~:~~::: ::::~j::~::::: ~~E~p.;;:;~g :::::::!::::::: 11-Astron.omy ..................................... 48 ......... 70-Music• ........................................... .25 ....... . 12-Athletics ................................. ---------·-········ 71-Nut Culture ................................... 0 ....... . 13-Automobiling .~ .................. ··-··l-···· 72-Painting* ..................................... 24 ....... . 14-Basketry• ...... : ......................... : ................... 73-Pathfinding• ................................ 112 ....... . Air Scouts: 15-Bee Keeping• ............................. ?...~------ 74-Personal Health• ..................... 1.31 ....... . Apprentice y 16-B~.ef Production• ............ -···J···· 75-Photography* ................................ 2 ....... . --------+-----t---f'----11 17-Bird Study ...................................... 4 ........ 76-Physical Develop ..................... 3.5 ....... . Observer 18-Blacksmithing• ....................... '4 6 ........ 77-Pigeon Raising .......................... JL .... . Craftsman 19-Bookbinding• : .................... --------3"········ 78-Pioneering ..................................... .:40 ....... . =T=o=t=al======F====l=~~==ll ~~=ii:•: ::~ :=_:::~~: ::::==E:::: ~t!;~~;;~~~~·•·•••••••••• :::::~t::::: Explorer Scouts: 23-Camping ....................................... ?.~---·-···· 82-Printing* ............................................ 2 ....... . Apprentice 24-Canoeing ,. ............................... ···tJi···· 83-Public Health ............................. 9.7. ....... . -------~-----+------II 25:Carpentry ......................... ······ur····-·· 84-Public Speaking .......................... 4 ....... . Woodsman 26 Ceme1;1t Work .......................... 4 ........ 85-Rabbit Raising·····-····-····· ......... 1 ....... . 27-Chemistry ....................................... 0 ......... 86-Radio -·········-···-····-·············· .......... 4~---·--· 28-Citrus Fruit Culture .......... ·····'SB········· 87-Reading* -·····-·-·-····-............ lQ.8 ....... . -------~------+------u 29-Civics ........................................... ...... :............ 88-Reptile Studr: ..... -...................... 28 ....... . Total 30-Coin Collecting ......................... ..!L...... 89-Rocks and Mmerals ..... -............. Q ....... . ==========i=====:t=====n 31-Conservation ......................... ·····---~---~----- 90-Rowing ..... -.................................... .3 ....... . Sea Scouts: , fJ... 32-Cooking .................................. ___ ;\._~i-······· 91-Safety* ........... -......................... l.41 ....... . Apprentice ~~ 33-Corn Farming• ................... ................... 92-Salesmanship ..... , .......... -............ 5 ....... . ---------+---"-"''----+----l'----11 34-Cotton Farming...................................... 93-Scholarship ................. - .......... 3:4 ....... . Ordinary · 35-Cycling• .................................. ····f···· 94--Sculpture ........... _.. . .,. ..... .,. ...........0 ....... . _A_b_l_e------+-----+----~-11 36=Dairying• ............................... ·····ii--·-··--· 95-Seamanship -................................ .1 ....... . --------1---.---+--.,.=-""-:----n 3 7 Dog Care .................................. ................... 96-Sheep Farming* ..... - ............. 0 ....... . Total 38-Dramatics ............................... --------~--------· 97 - s·1 gna ri ng ........... - ........... -........... ..1.1,' . ...... . =======:::±==!=.~==±=±::.=/:.=*=II 39-Electricity ............................... ------~---·-···· 98-Skiing ..... -... ·-····-·····-····-·· ........ JL ..... . Cubs 40-Farm Home• ............................... jJf:....... 99-Small Grains ................. -............ 0 ....... . --------~--~~~~~---11 41-Farm Layout• .............................. 4 ......... 100-Soil Management* .............. JL .... . Bobcat 42-Farm Mechanics ................ -·······-:!········ 101-Stalking .... ·-····-:· .. -........................ 0 ....... . _W_o_l-f*-.-----l--'-"-..,....:...---1--+,1-"-"'-"---11 43-F~rm Rec_or~s ...................... ·······i········ 102-Stamp . Collectmg ..... -.......... 13 ....... . 44-Fmger Prmtmg ...................................... 103-Surveymg .... ., .... -........................ 6 ....... . -B-ear-.-.-------+-~~--+--....,.,.'-#~-n 45-Firemanship• ...................... ··i8i·-··· 104--Swimming ·····-·· ......................... 8.9 ....... . -------~----'"''-l<-----+--.-............,,--11 46-First Aid* ........................................ 25 ......... 105-Taxidermy ·····-··········-.... -............. 0 ....... . Lion** 47-First Aid to Animals• ......... i 7 ........ 106-Textiles .......... ·-··········-········ ........ JL ..... . ---------r-...-"'"-ft--::=-r---=-11""'""-=--;1 48-Forestry ............................................. 0 ......... 107-Weather* ..... -.......... -.................. ;t ..... . Total Cubs 49-Foundry Practice ................ ········r······· 108-Woodcarving* _.. ....................... .6.3. ...... . =========±t::::::::::;~=t::===:;=====n 50-Fmit Culture* .............................. 9 ......... 109-Wood Turning ..... _.. .. _. ............ fL .... . 51-Gardening• .................................... 0 ......... 110-Wood Work .............................. .9..Q .......• 52 G~a~ses, Legumes ·····-·:····Ia··------- 111-Zoology ............ -.......... _ ............ 2~3: ... . ================II 53 Hiking .......................... ,, ... !()"........ Total ................... . *Include Star, Life and Eagle in 1st class. ._54--Hog & Por~ Prod.* ...... -\tj1·········· . *"Include all Gold and Silver Arrows in total for '·)5-Home Repa~rs: .............. '.1:: .......... (Orgamzer Awar.ds 1944) 0 each Cub Rank. 56 H h ~ #Include with 11 yrs. those 12 years or over who may - ~~semans ip ........ :,., ...... ···-···1··········· M.B. Counselors in Council # S()C be continuing temporarily as Cubs pending enrollment 57-In ian ~ore ............................ ·······s·········· ------------~- as Scouts. Check total of three ages with Org. and Ext. 58-Insect Li~e .............................. ------·~·-········ Signed .................................................................................. .. Committee report, Total Cubs 12/31/44. 59-lnterpretmg ............................ --·················· Chr. Advancement Committee Frontiersman • Bad$eS open to Second Class Scouts. #Include registered and unregistered. · REPORT OF ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION COMMITTEE - 1944 Name of Council. _.C..._,:ff~IC::::..a.::fli..ilMr.LKAL.jf..ZW:z__,,C...i~~Q:Lf{i.f....:<e~Q L.~:~_..8.~.~!!j,,.uR:.JL·>-ll~N~C Headquarters City __ .!t,..M~&;:,...1\1"'-"-'rPC-!!.;ffU~~:......·---- State rE-ff !!J ,,, Net Transfers due to TABLE 1 Total on New in Separations # Territory Total Dec. 31, 1943 1944 in 1944 changes Dec. 31, .1944 . (See note) In Out 1. Total Troops* /~! y2,... ~I !ft/ (a) Sea Scout Ships J/ ~ 2 - (b) Sea Scout Patrols (in Troops) (c) Explorer Troops (d) Explorer Patrols (in Troops) J I (e) Rover Crews (f) Air Squadrons l I (g) Air Scout Patrols (in Troops) (h) Neighborhood Patrols ( i) Lone Scout Tribes ( j) Negro Troops '51 /~ In 5'7 (k) Indian Troops 2. Total Scouts** ~#?; lfu11 ;5,..1 3~~ (a) Air Scouts , /Y .,, , / ••• ir- (b) Explorer Scouts ~ ... ~ (c) Sea Scouts 11R ··-4-h /~-D ~ (d) Senior Scouts in Troop ••• (e) Rover Scouts (£) Lone Scouts II y )() 3 (g) Negro Scouts JtJ'JJ L~l -9Jt /J4l -..., - (h) Indian Scouts 3. Total Scouters 1~3P '3Jq-;, 3~~ }'1,,~ 1~ 4. Total Packs !!"' 3() g /,,. 3'2-- Negro Packs ta ~ g Neighborhood Dens 5. Total Cubs tll<f lo74 /..Y-~ c?L -3 Negro Cubs Jl-0 J~O JJ Ir') ¥/74 6. Total Cubbers (including Den Mothers ;~y· 1/4·· /()t} /~7 Den Mothers 2?1 ~~ -3?o ?_~ -.- Den Chiefs Region No._ ............ ~...__ _ _ Council No. __.~:........:S"o...=fj __ Estimated Estimated Objectives New in Net for 1945 Separations Dec. 31, 1945 in 1945 I~ 8 I,:;- l ·O q I 0 ~ 8 -~ '~~ 13/':>fj l./CO ~ 1 /,./.;!;:; 7 I ~ .'' r.J e.- 11 .:.:::;1 ~.t~,.\ ·~"~" io I 'J~. "I ~· () t~ t. e;o tf~.J''~ /i,9L / L/OC· -~So 1.3 (Qb ' .3L ~L ?- I q ~- ?JSe /C>f 3 15p~ loo 'w4-T 1 i.f f ()f) JR~ '4-0 :7-0 lrl~~ #"Net Separations" equals total separated minus "separated - reregistered." *Include in figures on this line total number of all Troops, Explorer Troops, Rover Crews, Sea Scout Ships, Air Squadrons, Neighborhood Patrols and Lone Scout Tribes. This will not necessarily be the sum of lines (a) to (i) which follow. •*Include in figures on this line total number of all Scouts in above indicated units and Lone Scouts. In column "New in 1944" include only boys who were iiew in Scouting in 1944. This will not necessarily be the sum of lines (a) to (f) which follow. *•*In second column "New in 1944," include all bzs who entered these branches of Scouting in 1944, whether they transferred from some other branch of Scouting or not. (a) New 12-year-olds registered in 1944 ........ &. .. ..... 0 ....... EsW1ated new 12-year-old Scouts in 1945 ...... '?t.~ .......... . (b) We had on record ......... ~ .. J/. ........... Scout Troops and ............. Z ................. Cub Packs expired and not reregistered on Dec. 31, 1944. TABLE 2 TENURE A-Tenure achieved in 1944 by Scouts and by Assistant Scoutmasters under 21 who have been Scouts. (1) (a) Number on roll Dec. 31, 1944 who attained respective years of tenure in 1944 ( 2) - (b) Number Net Separated in 1944 who attained respective years of tenure in 1944 (3) . (c) Total (a+b) who attained respective years of tenure in 1944 Less than 1 Year 1 Year 2 Years 3 Years . 4 Years Sor more Years TOTAL (1) When lapsed Troops reregister only Scouts and Assistant Scoutmasters under 21 who reregister with the Troop shall be credited with years of tenure attained during the lapsed period of the Troop. (2) Scouts attain tenure only on anniversaries of the date they first became Scouts, which is not necessarily the same Troop. Separated Reregistered Scouts lose tenure credit for the period they were not registered. as the reregistration date of the (3) Do not include Scouts separated in 1944 who did not attain an additional year of tenure in 1944 before separating. TABLE 3 MEMBERSHIP FACTORS BY POPULATION GROUPS Classify Units by population groups, then secure data for each group from Unit records so classified. A. New Scouts during 1944 ; B.Total Scouts Dec. 31, 1944. C. Total Troops Dec. 31, 1944. D. Net dropped Troops during 1944. E-New Cubs in each group in 1944. F-Total Cubs, Dec. 31, 1944. G-Number of Packs in each group Dec. 31, 1944. H-Packs dropped in each group in 1944. 100,000 and over 10,000 to 100,000 ~·Check totals in last column against corresponding totals in Table 1. TABLE 5 ORDERLY EXIT PLAN - 1944 Death Transfers Promotion 'I'otal Separated Scouts During 1944. 2,500 to 10,000 Junior Alumni During 1944 ..... ~i.:: ............... of our Cubs became 12 years old. Of these, ........... B,. .. f ..................... became Scouts. TROOP BUDGET AND PACK THRIFT PLAN The Council has a definite plan for promoting the Troop Budget and Pack Thrift Plan (check one) Yes D; No D . Under 2,500 ando.c. Dropped .. ./."1= .... Troops ( ... ~/~.%) were on Bu~get Plan Dec. 31, 1944; Ob'.e~ve: ...... ../. .. .5.7 ........ Troops (.'.7.0 ... %) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1945 . ......... 3../.. ......... Packs ( .... 9..<P..%) were on Thrift Plan Dec. 31, 1944; Ob1ect1ve: ........... 3..S.::: .... Packs ( .... "; .. '$..%) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1945. TOTAL~ TOTAL Signed ............................................................................................ .. Chr. Organization and Extension Committee 4. This Council has accepted its quota of $.az--oe;c .. for the year 1945, and agrees to pay it to .. t~e Treasurer of the National Council as follows: in full herewith, $ .. ~:s>:e:;.C;.f. .. ; in ............. , ................. equal payments of S ... . ... · .. each during the months of............................ .. ....................................................................................................................................................................... .. 5. Our total outstanding indebtedness as of December 31, 1944, amounted to $ ... Z..~~.);l;:iof this amount, $ . .Z...SJ. .•. ~Gs. is due the National Supply Service which the Council plans to liquidate by (date) ..... ;:T.i.'-N .... bi:R.:U. .. ,~.t(f;i.~.;:::~ y )la.y.meat:»~~'$ ................................. ~ing. .............................................................................................................. . 6. This Council requests that for the period July 1, 1945 to June 30, 1946 credit be extended by the Supply Service for an amount not to exceed $./6.00.0.,,:fP!J!l ... at any one time, and agrees to maintain the account on a thirty day basis. This Council was incorporated under the laws of this State in the year 19:~.lL. The corporate name is: .................................... f! .. H.J~ .. ~.f.l .. ~f.l.W.. .... !f£.O..'IJ..ll:fi. .. 'f:}.f&,. .... Jfi.©.::i. ....... 6. .. t.«NkP .. 7i...!'J ...... @.F. ...... l:M&!£ifVJ.,~f!! ......... li.!Z{~;L ................................................................... . III. ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION 1. This Council's membership record of total boys and men follows: "TOTAL BELONGING" DURING TIIE YEAR CUBS CUBBERS* ~OITTS SCOUTERS TOTAL BELONGING (See Note) \ During 194D Ii a 'J.. l 2ll1 ,181· ~lJi:,. 8. 318_ It_~ .3 3 it:7; g,v 9i.7 During 1944 1-/}' t fol,+ .> NOTE: For Cubs, Cuhhers, Scouts, Scouters, (first 4 columns above) "Total Belonging" equals number on record at beginning of year, plus new during year, plus separated reregistered who were separated prior to 19~3. For last column, use preceding formula and then deduct Cubs who hecamJ Scouts and Scouts who became Scouters. (Last column will not he sum of first 4 colullll'ls.) AS OF DECEMBER 31: CUBS CUBBERS* SCOUTS SCOUTERS TOTAL December 31, 1943 Cll~ /_S';J... ~4-/-5.3 1(1.l. 3S .5~-7 ':2-..,, December 31, 1944 "1'1-3 !l;S,f) zi ~#;1/.1) /,, ~{,4 .o~~ r-;fr 2· c ~ v 1945 Objective - l,ol~ I Br ~ 711-3 1.3/4 'e i-S"-Y • "Cuhhers" should include registered Den Mothers. 2. On December 31, 1944 we had ... ./S.9, ........... Troops which represent an Opportunity Index, that is, the opportunity for boys to be Scouts, of. ..... M:1. .. ~ ....... We propose to increase our total number of Troops to ..... / .. '-D... ...... by December 31, 1945, thus increasing our Opportunity Index to ..... #. .... ~:........ The highest 25 % of the Councils in the country have an Opportunity Index of 5.8 or better. In 1944 we organized ..... ~.K ..... new Troops and dropped and failed to reorganize .... :t.-./. .......... Troops. 3. During 1944 we enrolled .. l,it~l.:1 ...... new Scouts, giving us a Recruiting Index ot....+.:~.f ... !?.. ...... We propose to enroll .... ..1.,."-.0..@ ... new Scouts during 1945 for a Recruiting Index oL ... 3.iS:'..~ The highest 25 % of the Councils in the country have a Recruiting Index of 45.0 or better. During 1944 we had a net dropped of.;.~ .. ~ .. 7scouts. . . 4 b 44 d ... ,, ... , b k d ":I. ~ . On Decem er 31, 19 we ha .......... ::: ... ,.;:.:7: ...... Cu Pac s an expect to increase this to .......... w. ............... Packs by December 31, 1945. During 1944 we dropped and failed to reorganize ............ b. ........... Cub Packs. 5. We enrolled ..... ..!2:.~'.'.!.0.< .... new Cubs during 1944, and expect to enroll ..... '4.¢0. .... new Cubs during 1945. 6. During 1944 Jfai..f. ....... different Scouts reached a tenure of 4 years in Scouting. By 1945 we expect.....1 ... ¥.:.0.. .... Scouts will reach a 4-year tenure. 7. On December 31, 1944 ........... £.~ ......... % of our Troops were operating on the S.tandard Troop Budget Plan. We expect to increase this to ... q. .. 0.. .......... % by the end of 1945., IV. CAMPINf'' fND ACTIVITIES 1. Dgring 1944\ ...... ../. ................ % of our Troops and.! .. Q .. ~ .. ~ ......... % of our Scouts were~ camp for at least one week under their own leadership. We expect to increase this to ......... ~ ................ % of our Troops and ........ ,., ................ % of our Scouts in 1945. 2. . ..... .3. ... ~ ........ % of our Troops did no camping (either short or long term camping) during 1944. (Check with corresponding figures in Camping and Activities Committee report.) NOTE: In checking the next item please use the following symbols to indicate whether event is on a Council or Dis~ict basis:-"C"~Council; "D"-District; "N"-Neighborhood or Small Community; use any combination of symbols if several types are held. 3. This Council promoted an Activities program in 1944 including the following, as checked: Boy Scout Week participation ......... ~.>: .... <! ..... ; Circus, or similar type .............................. ; Merit Badge Show ............................. ; Camporee ... C ... ,, :~ .......... ; Mobilization .............................. ; Agricultural Fair participation .............................. ; Vacation program in addition to Camping. ............................. ; Pilgrimages to historic shrines .............................. ; First Aid Demonstrations ........ N. .............. ; Troop Special Events .......... N... ........... ; Cub "Outings" on family, Den or Pack basis ... e. .. N ........ ; Senior Scout event, (What?) ... "P.f.P.J.f."'X.!J.f;;.~ .... F.:U!?.UJ!. .•.. ·gj/_ffl..?_!UDE~.J; ...............................•...........••.•.•••. V. LEADERSHIP TRAINING; B f h . f · · · "b"l" d L al C ·1 · · ecause o t e importance o tra1mng as a ma1or respons1 11ty an oc ounc1 act1v1ty, it is suggested that the entire report on training be presented to the Executive Board as a part of the Council's annual report. VI. ADVANCEMENT See separate report. VII. HEALTH AND SAFETY 1. To help assure suitable meeting places for our Troops and other units, .......... · ... Q. ................ % of such meeting places were inspected during 1944. 2. . In the interest of individual health, ......... Q ............. % of our. Troops are using the plan for me~ical examination of all new Scouts. . · ' · · · · · 3. -......... Q ........... of our Scouters completed training courses in Health and Safety during 1944. 4. The Emergency Se~Ice plan is in effect in thi~ Council including (Check) E. S. Corps ............................ ; Mobilization Plan ............. If not, it will be in 1945. (Check) E. S. Corps ......... ~ .......... ; Mobilization Plan .............................. , . VIII. READING PROGRAM A. BOYS' LIFE To stimulate the use of BOYS' LIFE by all Scouts, we will h~lp attain the National goal of "50% of all Scout membership as subscribers." . . .. . l . . . ' . ~ 1. . ,The Progre~s ~nd Obiecnve report showed we had ............ ). ............ % of our Scouts subscnbmg to BOYS LIFE for a total oL .. v. ... '.7.l,. ..... subscnpnons on December 31, 1944. . . 2. Anticipating a reasonable incre~ in 1945 we have set a BOYS' LIFE objective of. ... .Z 0 ... .... % of our members as subscribers. This will result in a total of..:.(..0$. ........... subscriptions on December 31, 1944. B. GENERAL 1 I 1944 h . c ·1 did d d" . n t 1s ouno ~ promote goo rea mg. 2. 'The following methods have been used, as checked: Book lists .... ).\. ...... ; Cooperation with libraries ... X ......... ; Emphasis in training courses on the desirability of having someone identified with the Troop to counsel Scouts in regard to their reading. .. ).(. ......... . 3. Reading is the responsibility of a Committee ..... X. ........ ; Commissioners.)( .......... ; or .......................................... . 4. We have ....... "if ................ Reading Merit Badge Counselors. .. ::... Form 0-539E REPORT OF . LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE-1945 Region No .... JL .. : .. _ .. , Council No ..... Qa ..... NAME OF. COUNCIL ........ Oh1.cb.aa:w-- . O.OW'lC11.,.. ... a ... a ... A ........ in,o .•.................................................. -... . HEADQUARTERS CITY ...... 'lt&mphi.ll ......................................................... ~ ....... STATE ....... !.•nn.-.................. .:.. ........... . RESULTS IN BASIC TRAINING* ' As of December 31, 1945, we have accomplished the following. toward providing all of the key leaders of our registered units with BASIC TRAINING*: Leaders and Assistants (not Committeemen) with INTRODUCTORY TRAINING. {"Fundamentals of the Boy Scout Movement" or "Elements of Scout Leadership-Part I") Number registered 12/31/45 ... 332 ....... ; Number with Introductory Training ............... 84 ................ ; Per cent25 .. 3 ...... %; Objective 12/31/46 Per cent... .......... 33 .......... %. LEADERS AND ASSISTANTS WITH BASIC TRAINING UNITS HAVING A LEADER OR ASSISTANT WITH BASIC TRAINING .. STATUS 12/31/45 STATUS 12/31/45 HA VE COMPLETED Have a Leader .or Objective APPROPRIATE Objective Ass't. with Appropriate 12/31/46 Number BASIC TRAINING* 12/81/46 Number Basic Training· Registered Number % % Regis~crcd Number % % Scoutmasters 1.49 'ii 37~3 IO Boy Scout Troops &. .. Neighborhood Patrols & - Assistants 19'1 10 11.!· ea Lone Scout Tribes · lfll lj 38 .. '1 :40 Cub masters !'l'P. _a__ 21~1 ao Packs & Neighbor- Assistants · ''Ul x lS~S 21 hood Dens 60 I ~~--& 30 Skippers I.It l ]~6.1 21 Ships & Sea Scout - Mates A Q ,A Patrols 6 l ie.s at Post Advisor Explorer Posts . & Assistants Patrols Air Scout Leaders 1 D ' Air Squadrons & Assistants , 3 Q Patrols l - Rover Leaders Assistants Rover Crews . Total Leaders "l~dt. 62 33 • .3 ..... Asst. Leaders 146 09 11 Qt'\ Total Units & Patrols Grand Total !1,.~ AA o". !I' !lilt 198 RA 32.3' 37 *BASIC TRAINING means completion of the appropriate training for each program as follows (or former equivalents) : a. Scoutmasters and Assistants-Scoutmasters' : Course or former equivalent. b. Cubmasters and Assistants-Cub Leaders' Training Course. c. Skippers and Mates-Skippers' Course or Elements of Sea Scout Leadership. d. Post Advisors-Explorer Leaders' Course. e. Air Scout Leaders and Assistants-Air Scout Leaders' Course. f. Rover Leader and Assistants-Rover Leader Course or 1, 3, or 4 above. Note: Credit Leader with basic training only if he has had the course for the prog,ram being reported . UNITS WITH LEADERS TRAINED IN OUTDOOR WORK a. Troops (not including Sea Scout Ships) having at lea:st one leader with training .in Campingcourse in "Troop Camping." '.:;. b. Sea Scout Ships and Patrols having at least one leader with training in "Sea Scout Camping and Cruising." COMMISSIONERS WITH TRAINING a. Number registered Commissioners ....... H. ................. . b. Have completed a Commissioners' Training Course. Number ... 12 .......... . c. Have basic course for Unit leaders, but not Commissioners' ·course. Number ........ 4 .......... . LEADERS WITH SCOUT EXPERIENCE Had Scout experience starting with Tenderfoot Rank. Numbe&!O.O ........ ~. STATUS 12/31/45 Number ....... 13 ... . Percent. .............. 8.).1 Number ........ , .. 0 .... . Percent. ................. : .... . Perce~t. ......... 31.~~.S Percent. ...... , .. lQ .... 5 Percent. .......... 60 .•. 2 The above information and that on the reverse side represent our Training Report for 1945 and our plans for 1946. OBJECTIVE 12/31/46 . ........... 12 ........ % . 15 .. ............................ % ..'. ... : .... :.00. ... : ..... % . ........... !& ........ % SIGNED ........................................................... ~---························-···················································Chairman, Leadership Training Committee DATE ........................................................................ SIGNED .............. ·-··········-···········································SCOUT EXECUTIVE 3600745 1945 TRAINING RECORDS AND 1946 OBJECTIVES "FUNDAMENTALS OF THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT," the Introductory Training Session for all leaders of Scouting-Council and District officers as well as unit leaders. During 1945 this Council conducted this session ................. ].. .................. . times with--------,16---------Scouters receiving the training. Approximately the following pe~cent of Scouters have completed this Introductory Training or its previous equivalent. Council Members---··---& .. .$---····% ; Board Members __ .. 2.Q .. _, ___ : % ; District Committeemen _________________ : ___ % ; Commissioners _______ ,2fl .. 8---·· % ; Merit Badge Counselors ...... 1.8 ... SG ... % ; Troop and Pack Committeemen ........ 8 •. 8 ....... % . 1945 1946 No. of No. of CHECK COURSES CERTIFICATES COURSES CONDUCTED ISSUED PLAN.NED BASIC Scoutmasters' Course 2 • x 1------.,---1---,._---1------•CERTIFICATES AND AWARDS - 1945 TRAINING Cub Leaders' Training Course Skippers' Course 2 18 x 1. Number of different men receiving certificates ........ 99. ...................................... . Explorer Leaders' Course (Do not include Introductory Sessions) Air Scout Leaders' Course Co=issioners' Course l 2. Training Awards issued Scoutmasters' Keys ········--······--.0 ............ . OUTDOOR Troop Camping Scouters' Training Awards .... O······--····- TRAINING Short Term Camping (Elements III) Sea Scout Camping and Cruising Skippers' Keys .......................... O. ......... _ .. TOTAL ........................................... . OTHER HeaJth and Safety UNIVERSITY COURSES TRAINING Standard First Aid The following courses have been conducted in colleges, seminaries, etc., located in this Council. These courses and certificates issued are included in the Council totals. Advanced Course or former ·· Principles Course Pack Organization Troop Organization Name of School College No. Ccrtifi- Credit Merit Badge Counselors Troop Co=itteemen x Course Leader Certificate x x Other Courses TOTAL COURSES AND CERTIFICATES I QI s· THE TRAINING COMMITTEE AND ITS OPERATION Courses cates 1....,,..__,....,...Y es I No Membership of the Council Leadership Training Committee consists oL .......... 1.3 ..... men and includes ....... 2 ............. . District Representatives and ............ 11 ...... members-at-large. The Cou~cil has ........ ,3 ............. Districts, of which ........... .i ........ _have District Training Committees. Training Committee Meetings Held 1945: Council ........... 6 ............... District ....................... O .. . The Council uses volunteer course directors or instructors in the following courses (check v) : Scoutmaster'. _____ .... .%. .... , Cub Leaders' Course (or Elem. of Cub Leadership) ...... x.. .... , Skipper .. : ........... , Camping .. .X. ........ , Health and Safety .... .X .... , Principles ____ Jt., _______ , Othet Courses ...... X ......................................................................................................................................... • The Committee and Executive Staff have given these course leaders special instruction through the following (check v) : Faculty Courses or Institutes .... %. .... , Personal Conferences ...... .lt ...... , Regiona.l Institutes for Trainer.s ................ . Does the Committee have available a training inventory which indicates, by Districts, key leaders with and without training? Yes .................... No ..... Jl .......... . Training in 1945 was conducted largely on a District basis ........................... ,., Council basis ........ ~ .................. . Form0-539F REPORT OF ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE-·1945 Region No. __ i.__-.. _ _ ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY MERIT BADGE RECORD (Scouts-not badges) Get this information from 1 1 perpetual Inventory (Form 'Qualified No. 4102D, 4102C and j During 4102S). 1945 Tenderfoot Second Class First Qass* Total' Enrolled Dec. 31, 1945 Indicate below the number of each of the Merit Badges earned during the year I945 ~ ~ . ~o o~Zo oZ .. I-Aerodynamics* ..................... ---····-~-----,-- 60-Journalism ................ ; ...... : ...... .......... :J.. .... . 2-Aeronautics* ......................... -···----8-.------- 6I-Landscape Gardening .... ... , .....•. 1 .... .. 3-Agriculture* ......................... --------1---,:··- 62-Leathercraft'" .............................. 2!4L .. . 4..:....Airplane Design* ................ --------1----·-·-- 63-L~ather ~ork* ....... :''.';"'.'"' ........... .f. ..... . 5-Airplane Structure* ............. JS .. -...... 64-Life Saving ................. :: ........ ........ 88 ..... . 6-Angling ..................................... --------1----····· 65-Machinery ..................................... '. ....•...... 7-Animal Industry* ............. ..... 6?-........ 66-Marksmanship ........................... : .. , ....... . Star 8-Archery .................................... -···----·-----·---· 67-Masonry* ..................................... , ..... :.3 ..... . 9-Architecture ............................ --···---2-----··· 68-Mechanical Drawing ....... .... : ...•...... Life 10-Art* .............................................. ..... 44........ 69-Metal Work* ............................. ~!-9 ..... . --------+----L--+--""""""'¥--11 I I-Astronomy ............................... -··-·---2-----·-- 70-Music* .................................... ·······-3-•-··-·· Eagle I2-Athletics .................................. -----?-1----·--- 71-Nut Culture ............................................ . ========F=:=::::!~==l===!i~==ll 13-Automobiling ...................... ..... )/1---·-·-- 72-Painting* .............................. ··-··----41-.--··· Aii:.Scouts: I4-Basketry* .................................. -----tl----·-·· 73-Pathfinding* ......................... ......... f(). .... . Apprentice l 2 I5-Bee Keeping* ...................... ---····-·-····--- 74-Personal Health* ................ ..... ,1'Q ..... . --------+----~-1---~~--11 I6-Beef Production* ............ ··----------------- 75-Photography* ...................... ·-----··········-- Observer I 7-Bird Study ............................... -----JJf_,______ 76-Physical Develop .............. ........ -64 .... . --------+------1-------11 IS-Blacksmithing* ................... ·------1-------- 77-Pigeon Raising .............................. , ....... . Craftsman I9-Bookbinding* ...................... ---169 ...... 78-Pioneering ............................... ......... Q .... . --------+-----------11 20-Botany ........................................ ····-··---········-· 79-Plumbing ............................... ......... 19.----- =T=o=t=al=====::j:===:!!!!===1======1t ~~=:~~f!~~s· ... :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::~I:::::::: ~~=~~~~~~K~~pi~g· .. ·::::::::::::· :::::::::13::::: Explorer Scouts: 23-Camping ...................................... @....... 82-Printing* ................................. --·--·.···--·-······· . Apprentice 24-Canoeing .................................. ........ 1-------- 83-Public Health ...................... ...... 11.a .... . --------+-----'---~------11 25-Carpentry* ............................ ..... .eo........ 84-Public Speaking ................ ........... JL ... Woodsman 26-Cement Work* .................. ·····---4------- 85-Rabbit Raising ........... - .... ------···j·· ..... . Frontiersman 27-Chemistry ............................... ---------'1-------- '86-Radio -··-····---···-···---·--- ........... _ ... .. _ __.,. ______ +-----1------ii 28-Citrus Fruit Culture ........ ·------------·----- 87-Reading* ----.. -···-···-.. ··-·· ........ : .... .. Total 29-Civics ..................... , ..................... --·-·-·-·----- 88-Reptile StudY: .... - .... - ...... ····-----11---·· =========l======l===='!!!":::::=il 30-Coin Collecting ................... -·-------2----··- 89-Rocks and Minerals ..... -- ............ 1 .... . Sea Scouts: 3I-Conservation ......................... ········-'·------ 90-Rowing ..... - ................................... ; ..... .. Apprentice 31 BS 32-Cooking ........................................ ff....... 91-Safety* ................................. ...... J.lft .... . 33-Corn Farming* ................... ···----··'··----- 92-Salesman~hip ..................... --········.:.-2·-··· Ordinary 34-Cotton Farming , ................. ···--··------------ 93-Scholarship ................. - ... ......... a ... .. 3 5-Cycling* ................................. ----·---1--·---- 94--Sculpture ----·-···--------------- ................... . Able 36-Dairying* ............................... ......... ··----- 95-Seamanship -·---·-···--·····--··· ............ 1. .... . _T_o_t_al------t------+------'--ll 37-Dog Care .................................. ...... 1: ·------ 96-Sheep Farming* ..... - ....................... . ========±==~~='===~~=II 38-Dramatics ............................... -·····-.··-····--·'- 97-Signaling ........... _ ............... ............ 1 .... . Cub Scouts 39-Electricity ............................... ...... 10....... 98-Skiing ·····-·-·--··-···-·· ................... . ---------r-------~----ii 40-Farm Home* ......................... -··---1&------- 99-Small Grains ..................... ............ 1 .... . Bobcat 4I-Farm Layout* ...................... --·-····-·····--· 100-Soil Management* ...... ····--············-· --------+-~l-l!W>--+--~A.#J.--11 42-Farm Mechanics ................ ·······-··--·---- 101-Stalking ........................................... ,.,1 ... . Wolf** 43-Farm Records ...................... ......... 4 ....... 102-Stamp Collecting .... _ ............. .Ao: •.••. -B-ear-.-.------f---""'"1!..!!l'-----+-__;!ai'-----ll 44-Finger Printing ................... ---------1. ··--··- 103-Surveying ............................ ·-·----.lr . ... . 45-Firemanship* ...................... ... 112 ....... 104--Swimming - ....................... ········-·:'!:·-·· L- 1 --o-n-.-.------+--==---+----' ....... --1 1 46-First Aid* ..................... al ............. ... UfiSL ..... 105-Taxidermy ............................ ····-·-··--- ii ... . --------+---==--+-----"--~• 47-First Aid to Anim s* .... ---··· ...... 106-Textiles ........... - ................... ............. s ... . Webelos 2 48-Foremy ............................................. · ~------ 107-Weather* ........................... ...........•. 1 ... . --------+---""--+---~--11 49-Foundry Practice ................................... 108-Woodcarving* ........... _ ............. 61 .. ,. Total Cub Scouts 50-Fruit. Culture* .................... ---------1------- 109-Wood Turning ................ ............. 4 .. :. ==========::::!~~~~='===~~==II 5I-Gardening* .................................... ? ....... 110-Wood Work ................................ !1·- Cub Scout Memb;;ship Dec. 31, ~~~' included: 52-Grasses, Legumes ..... _ . ......... 1. ...... 111-Zoology - ........................................... ··--- '500 ..... 9 yrs. old41:.-...... IO yrs. and ~.11 yrs.# 53-Hiking --····------·······---···- ......... JL.... Total .2../13' ... . *Include Star, Life and Eagle in 1st class. 54--Hog & Pork Prod.*----·- ····:4··-- ------ ' • •Include all Gold and Silver Arrows in total for 55-Home Repairs* ···--------- .... _ · , ______ (Organizer Awards 1945) 0 each Cub Rank. 56 H h' * OA.A #Include with 11 yrs. those 12 years or over who may - o~semans ip .................. ·--·----1------- M.B. Counselors in Council# "'._._ be continuing temporarily as Cubs pending enrollment 57-Indian Lore ............................ ···------ ------- as Scouts. Check total of three ages with Org. and Ext. 58-Insect Li~e .............................. ····---·--a·----·· Signed .................................................................................. .. Committee report, Total Cubs 12/31/45. 59-Interpreung ............... ~ ............ ··-------4------ Chr. Advancement Committee SEE OTHER SIDE • Badges open to Second Cass Scouts. #Include registered and unregistered. ANALYSIS Of ADVANCEMENT POLICY AND PROCEDURE A. DISTRICTS 0! .,..4 +. ................. M: () - ~ ..... - - -· r1.AS1.AAinni ~ . f.11bwaY K emphis '. UNIT Board Court of of Review Honor (1) (1) M"A 1.ri'.,) MJt COMMUNITY DISTRICT Board Court Board Court of of of of Review Honor Review Honor (1) (1) (1) (1) MB ~ MB Im ( 1) Indicate highest Scout Rank handled. F-First Cass; E-Eagle; MB-Merit Badge. ( 2) Check if sufficient in number to serve adequately units of the District. MERIT BADGE·· q:mNSELORS Adequate Traine\i (2) (3) ( 3) Check if trained and provided with Merit Badge Counselors guide and literature related to his subjects. ·NEIGHBORHOOD COMMISSIONERS . Adequate Related to (2) Adv. (4) '. ( 4) Check if Neighborhood Commissi.oners give proper supervision and promotion to the Advancement Prograin. B. 1. Does your Council operate the Troop Advancement Plan? ...... Y,es ............ For all Troops? ........... No ......... .. 2. Please attach copy of all present Advancement policies and procedures. Chairman Vice-Chairman Commissioner Camping Court of Honor Finance Heal.th & Safety Organization Training CRITTENDEN DISTRICT OFFICERS 1945 Mr. A. :a. Carter Mr. c. B. Senhausen Mr. G. W. McAuley Committee Chairmen Mr. Everett Howton, Chrmn Mr. A. :a. Burns, Vice-Chrmn Rev. L. J. Janesko Mr. J. O~ Spotts Dr. james R. Falls Mr. Jeff H. Eaton Mr. $. E. Cross Members-At-Large Mr. Herman Spears Mr. Walter D. M~ Jr. Mr. Frank Lee Mr. W. W. Baker Judge J. O. Johnson Mr. Louis H. Polk Marion, Ark. West Mem:Phis, Ark. West Memphis, Ark. Turrell, Ark. ¥arion, Ark. West Memphis, Ark. West Memphis West Memphis West Memphis · West Memphis -%zm Jμj /}17i;, Marion Turrell Marion West Memphis Marion (Elected at Annual Meeting of Crittenden District - Feb. 27, 1945) Send mail on Urittenden District Mr. F. L. Harmon Mr. J. c. Riggins 14r. Grover C. Glenn Mr. M. D. Forrest Crawfordsville Turrell Crawfordsville Orawf'or dsville ·Ark. Ark. Ark. Ark. "-· ''· l 1!1' I':' CHICKA6.biW COUNCIL, :!2_~ S. A. INC. 'I 1;1 :11 EXECUTIVE BOARD - 1945. ~ President Mr. A. K. Burrow 8-0557 Falls Bldg. Vice-President Mr. Oran L. Gbx L. ID. Lake Cormorant, Miss. Vice-President Mr. w. L. Sharpe 8-8722 Columbian MutuaJ. Tower Vice-President Mr. H. w. SJ.sick 8-7464 Goodwyn Institute Bldg. Vice-President Mr. Edmund Or.gill 5-2471 Orgill Bros. & Op. Vice-President Mr. T. Robert Acklen 8-7428 Columbian Mutuail Tower Secretary Mr. J. A. Angus 8-0521 E. L. Bruce Co. 1..-2.(,'" Treaisurer Mr. Emile A. Bizot 5-5541 The John Gerber Co. Commissioner Dr. B. E. Jacobs 8-5502 915 Madison Ave. Scout Executive Mr. w. Gordon Morris 5-2551 Columbian Mutual Tower COMMITTEE CHAU:BMAN Activities Mr. Paul L. Day 8-2688 Box 852, Memphis 1, Tenn. Awards & Mr. FredL. Christenbury 8-4568 Resulu'bt&nss Court House ( Camping Mr. R. G. Ramsay 8-7477 Gartly Ramsay'Hospital Civic Relations Mr. John Pilkington .l.O.JZ..c.-... ,..£.. 9-4466 1217 s. Bellevue 7-1-'l-S" j' ----·-·---~~-· Constitution & Mr. J. s. Allen 5-5754 By-Laws Commerce Title Bld'g. Court of Honor Mr. H. M. Clavton 5-2552 Memphis L. G. & w. Div. Cubbing Mr. T. Robe:nt Acklen 8-7428 Columbian Mutual Tower Finance Mr. W. L. Sharpe 8-8722 Columbian Mutual Tower Health &'Safety Dr. A. R. Port.er, Jr. 5-5110 Medical Arts Bldg. Inter-Racid Mr. Edwin Dals'!;rom 5-5822 545 s. Front st. Organization Mr. J. A. Angus 8-0521 E. L. Bruce Co. ~ (. 1')..'$'7~ . ""' ... z.<..8 Outfitters Mr. R. C. Clark 5-4800 \ Smdne -Bldg •. ; 1] Publicity Mr. H. W. Slavick 8-7464 Goodwyn Institute Bldg. ·I 'j\ Reading Mr. John E. Roberts 8-0747 II 522 Fail.ls Bldg. :1 Mr. F. J. Vandemark 8-1865 I. Rurail.- ii Shelby Co. 710 Dermon Bldg. ii I Rurai- xMx~xW:pcMeiJdBJt A.B. Carter L. D. Crittenden Dist. x~~xl~Ail¥xitrkxMarion,Ark. Rurail- Mx~x6bxiclcmngll. E. Moore L. D. Mississippi Dist. Sa:mb;:xllin. Senatobia, Miss. Senior Scouting Mr. Henri Benner 5-6262 201 Monroe Ave. Training Dr. B. E. Jacobs 8-5502 \ 915 Madison Ave. MEMBERS-&l'-LARGE Mr. C. Arthur Bruce E. t. Bruce Co. 8-0521 Mr. Lewis c. ~llow 501 Medical. Arts Bldg. 8-1316 Mr. P. C. <Uarke Commerce Title Bldg. · 5-2255 Mr. Jesse C'unningham Cossitt Library 5-2272 Gen. w. A. lll8.nielson Memphis Army Service 48-4431 Forces Depot Mr. Joe E. IDavis Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. 5-5621 Mr. Lewis R. Donelson,Jr. 615 s. Front St. 8-6704 Mr. Raymond C. Firestone Fireston Tire & Rubber Co. 5-5621 Mr. W. P. Halliday Hotel Peabo• 8-7761 Mr. E. A. Harrold Millington, Tenn. L .. D. Mr. A. Longstreet Heiskell lst Nat'L. Bk. Bl.ag. 8-6755 Mr. H.~ w. Hirsheimer Mr. A. E. Hohenberg Mr. T. P. Howard Mr. M. M. Huckabee Dr. Charles c. King Mr. Fred w. Lμ.cas Mr. A. D. McWhorter Mr. IrS:i.W. Pyron Dr. George P. Rawls Mr. Abe Scharff Mr. Floyd Sherrod Mr. J. L. Skinner Sears, Roebuck & ~. 7-7560 151 S. Front St. 8-1178 Lake Cormorant, Miss. L. D. 1044 Leon Place 5-5621 1475 Linden Ave. 7-4247 60 Morningside Park 5-0826 4-4570 Mfs. St. Rwy. Co. 5-7221 The Johrr, C'rerber Co. 5-5541 1504 Union Ave. 2-1155 726 Madison Ave, 5-5511 22 w. Calhoun Ave. 8-5081 1200 Poplar Ave. 7-1584 \ Mr. G. D. st:nuss 465 W. Trigg Ave. 9-2626 Mr. R. A. Taylor 977 Sledge 8-0481 ~r:. !·~• _T;:iJ2.P!e;: ____ 1~5 _East :§..ut.;Lu _______ 8:0_49J. _ Ex Offj.cio Member Mr. P. A. Clsvton 5-5611 255 Wagneir St. ------------------------------- SUB-COMMITTEE OF THE EXECUlIVE BOARBJ Mr. A. K. Burrow, President Mr. P. A. Clayton, Immediate Pa;et Pres. Mr. H. M. ©a.t!ey'ton, Chrmn. Court of Honor Mr. w. L •. Sharpe, Vice-President. Seminole Division Commissioners 10/21/46 J.W.Ester 727 Walker George Cain 612 Edith R.H.Weathers 90? Polk C.H.Harris 686 Ayers Wm. Jackson 606 Wells O.C.Suttles 730· Mar.echl Neil J.H.Smith 12~1 Latham · Mar~el Cotton 718 Hastings ~ 0 pr:::fi.~ '1.Currie La.Rose Schoolt Iowa r."''- · R.E.Bolden 2831 Carnes • i i Av I I • 1 I •. , .I J. W .Mas on · IA:ari on Ark. Henry Tate 727 Walker. ' I . Form 0-539A This copy for National Office D ; Regional Office D ; Local Office iJ. (Check appropriate box on each copy.) TRANSMITTAL SHEET Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter Region No .. _5 _____ _ Coupcil No.__,.la.4ilol'811111----- NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 ·Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. DO NOT WRITE HERE Charter Fee $._· ------ ~uot~--------- Scouter Fees _____ _ Tota.~---------- Attached is the application of the ___ Q,..h-J.rlic..,Q.-i.;S,,.;Q:~Wr-----·---------------------- Council, __.M ....... e~m..,;"">~h~1-s,,,__...,f,..e..,n ... -·~·~-------for renewal of charter for the year beginning July 1, 1946, together with reports as called for. Headquarters City, , State Supplementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following: (If any of the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expected on the line marked "Date''.) Note: Items No. 1, 6, 7 and 8 should accompany application, and No. 5 if possible. 1. Charter Fee 2; Payment of Quota 3. Scouter Fees 4. 3 (No.) Scouter Applications 5. Audit Report for 1945 6. Scout Executive's Report for 1945 7. War Service Report for 1945 (including Civic Service) 8. Program and Objectives for 1946 9 Roster is enclosed ,. t'ltl 1 ,.,.I · "'**~~-~~-· a_.n~·--~--i---•-•--------Date was mailec!_ __ ~J~a_n~•~2~1--.....t 1~9~48~· ~---Date yea Yes or No HO Yes or No ~es ;;s or No ~s ;;;;or No ~·· ;;. or No $ ?!LOO $:JIO.oo $ Jan. n, 1141 Date Date Dee. l'l, 1945 Date Date 3-an. ~l, 1946 ate Signe~------------- Scout Executive 3600745 Plea.sf' Fill Out in Triplicate: One Copy for Your Use; One to Regional Office; One to National Office. Copies to be RPtnrned to Regional and National Offices not later than January 31 , 1945. Form 0 -1426-40I011'4 BOY SCOUTS 1944 W <\lt TIME OF AMERICA SERVICE REPOR'f N REGION No. _ __,.S..___ __ _ (The first sec.t,ion was the report of COUNCIL No. -5g FOOD FOR FREEDOM) NAME 01'' COUNCIL t:,,ff/C.I( Fl 41/Utl ~01/rlt;l~___t:;.,~""--~~=-..!~~--~~iu..!d. ......_--=----~~ LOCATION OF COUNCIL OFFICE M &; p HI j (STATE) TEN~-~----- INCLUDE IN Tms REPORT ONLY 1944 ACTIVITIES .. , ., NATURE OF WAR SERVICE RENDERED WASTE PAPER COLLECTION (Total of entire year) WASTE PAPER COLLECTION Sp.~ial Augwit-Septemher, 1944, Collection SALVAGE OF SCRAP RUBBER SALVAGE OF SCRAP METAL (Scrap B•nks) SALVAGE OF TIN CANS SALVAGE OF GREASE BOOKS COLLECTED FOR MILITARY CAMPS MILKWEED POD COLLECTION OLD CLOTHES COLLECTION GOVERNMENT CIRCULARS DISTRIBUTED DISPATCH BEARER PROGRAM GOVERNMENT POSTERS DISTRIBUTED DISPATCH BEARER POSTER PROJECT I i l I I I COUNCIL OR LOCAL DISTRIBUTIONS OF GOVERNMENT INFORMATIONAL MATERIAL ' WAR FUND DRIVE 1l .. e ~1 !;,;) t ... 0 0 Zt,;> 'l-.. I I ltiO I 4-o ' I I i I I I I I I ' I I I I I j I I I j I ~.111£.. &,.,.. ~· .. '.tt s I a o loo SPACE FOR YOUR COMMENT (If Completed - Include Date of Completion) Lbs. !Troop Certificates of Merit ~ 1Individual Emblems Atmrded IQ Lbs. I I Lbs. Lbs. Lbs. I Lbs. No. Lbs. Lbs. No. 6/,'J_J'No. No. Name Agency responsible for collection No. of Scouts Commissioned as Dispatch Bearers Scouters Assisting LOCAL COOPERATION Wfl'H OTHER AGENCIES* (LIST Atso SPECIAL LOCAL COUNCIL WAR TIME .SERVICE) *American Red Cross; American Legion (Armistice Day, Old Records, etc.); U.S.O.; O.C.D. Service; Community Che ~ts; Bundles for Britain; Fire Pre'\entioq Week Committee; United China Relief; Y.M.C.A.; U. S. Forest Service; Blood Banks; Selective Service; Rationing Boards; Bundles for America, etc. (REPORT ONLY 1944 ACTIV~TIES) AGENCY COOPERATED 'WITH NATURE OF SERVICE-COOPERATION (Over) NO.OF NO OF CUBS PACKS I COHHUNITIES and SCOUTS and t~OOPS Partlcipatlnr Partieipatin&' I I 100 lo I Total Volume of M:atftial Bandied ., FOOD FOR FB.EEDOM .WAR HOUSING COOPEilATION SERVICE TO OFFICES OF CIVILIAN DEFENSE P ARTfCIPA'l'fON IN TBE 4th WAR LDAN PAR'ftCIPATION IN THE ' 5th WAR LOAN SCOUTS-AT-WAR MINUTE MAN PROGRAM BLOOD BANKS ANTI-HOARDING PENNIES & NICKELS (Scouting Dee. '43) OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRATION - -· •. A:SSISTINC ·m . . .. RECllUITING LOCAL REPORTS NOTE: INCLUDE IN THIS REPORT ONLY 1944 ACTIVITIES Included In Section I "Food for Freedom" Report, mailed to all Councils on October 6, 1944. OTHER PR0JECTS Is your Council cooperating with War Housing Centers? Yes ~ No 0 No. of Troops and Packs organized in Critical areas (In-Migrants) No. of Scouts and Cubs added to program as a result of population relocation (1£ los.s in membership was due to same factor so indicate) Is your Council continuing a plan of cooperation with local O.C.D.? Yes D No 1'1. No. of Scouts and Cubs recognized by the Junior Citizens Service Corps Has the Volunteer Office assisted this Council in seeuring additional leadership? Yes O No~ Number ____ . J'INANCING THE WAR Did your Council have an over-all plan of cooperation in the Fourth War Loan January 18-Jrebruary 15, 1944? Yes 1'l No O L No. of Scouts and Cubs participating Cf 8 S- from HO Troops and Packs. 2- No. of communities in which Scouts and Cubs participated Did Scouts and Cuhs actually take orders for bonds and stamps? Yes Im 1£ yes, no. of orders secured in Fourth War Loan Total amount involved Did Scouts and Cubs No O (1) do house.to-house canvassing? Yes RI No D (2) small area canvassing? Yes J8l No 0 (3) general solicitations? Yes 18 No 0 In what other ways did Scouts and Cubs cooperate in the Fourth War Loan? Did Scouts furnish aid to radio stations for taking orders? Yes • No Ji. No. orders secured ~ ~ Value 2'1'-S ~07, l~S:DO 3o IJUWFeo Did your Council have an over-all plan of cooperation in the Fifth War Loan June 12-July 8, 194'? No. oI S~outs & Cuba participating 0 fro m 0 Troops & Packs. No. of communities in which Scouts and Cubs participated Did Scouts actually take orders for bonda and stam pa? Yes 0 H yes, no. of orders secured in Fifth War Loan Total amount involved Did Scouts and Cubs No S. (1) do house-to-house canvassing? Yes D No 81 (2) small area canvassing? Yes D No ~ (3) general solicitations? Yes D No B In what other ways did Scouts and Cubs cooperate in the Fifth War Loan? This program started November 20, 1944. Yes 0 No ZJ No. of Troops and Packs earning right to display Scouts-at-War Minute Man flag and/ or banner 0 Total no. oI commitments to buy and continue to purchase regularly this program No. of Scouts and Cubs purchasing bonds and/ or stamp s regularly Scouts in this Council have served as aids to Blood Banks Yes O No~ 1£ yes, no. of Scouts and Cubs involved No. of Troops & Packs involved No. of communities involved This Council did D cooperate in the Anti-Hoarding Campaign. did not Ill secured by Scouts and Cubs in 0 0 c Q 0 (This was the request of Mrs. Nellie Ross, Director of the Mint, that everything possible be done to avoid the hoarding of pennies and nickels.) No. of Scouts and Cubs cooperating with rationing programs No. Troops and Packs involved No. of communities Issuance of gasoline rationing Aid in token distribution Food rationing Other.tzJ>es. .of assistance 5 • No-. of Scouts and Cubs · ' . No. of T~oops and Packs involved No. of communities CHECK EACH SERVICE 0 Fuel oil 0 Store census n :·. >¥ WACS 0 WAVES 0 ARMY 0 NAVY 0 COAST GUARD 0 0 D D 0 0 MARINES 0 Please describe briefly any service rendered by Scouts in emeq~encies caused by flood, tornado, earth· quake, etc., on separate sheet. Please attach copy of all Council reports of War Time Services you have issued in 1944 or for activities of 1944 related to War Service, Civic Service, etc. Pictures are also requested. To the best of our knowledge this report constitutes an accurate record of the war time service of this Council in 1944. . Signature: - ----------------- Council President Signature: Chairman Camping and Activitie$ Signature: Scout Executive Date: _________ _ INCLUDE IN THIS REPORT ONLY 1944 ACTIVITIES (Over) .~· BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Home Office: 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. FOR INTRA-ORGANIZATION COMMUNICATIONS November· 14, 1944 My dear fellow Executive: Once again we approach the time when we are called upon to render an accotlllt of our stewardship for the past year. 1he annual report which each Local Council is a.s'l-::ed to file serves as a basis for the renewal of the Cotlllcil is Charter, in accordance with the Consti tu.tion and By-·Laws of the Boy Scouts of America. Enclosed you will find the forms to be used for this purpose. As you know, the application and reports are to be completed as soon as possible after Jarmal'y 1, and should be mail0d not later than January .31, 1945. 1he origj.nal is inter..ded for the National Co'J.i."1Cil, with a copy to the Regional Office and a copy for your own files. We have furnished a fourth set of forms which can be nsed for the preparation of a rough preliminary draft, and on which corrections can be made beiore the perm&nent copies are made up for the National, Regional, and Local Offices. · You will find that the report forms are, in most respects, the same as those which were used last January. However, there have been a few eliminations, including the foJ.l0wing. .All of this is in the direction of simplification and reduction of work in making out the reports. · a. b. c. d. e, Ownership of Uniforms, page 3 Boy Fact Survey, page 3 'l'enure Objectives in Organization & Extension Report Section on Promotion in Camping Report Two columns in Advancement Report J Please note particularly that the form for the War Time Service Report is included with and made a part of the Application for Charter Renewal. This should be returned with the other reports, and you will note that it also covers the regular Civic Service Report in connection with non-war service, which has been asked for separately for a great many years. I am sure I need not remind you that it is our purpose to make the annual renewing of Local Cotlllcil Charters as helpful as possible to every Local Council. We think of it as a cooperative project in which you and we have equally important parts. We will especially appreciate your c·ooperation in having the reports as complete as possible and malling them before the end of January. GJF/LEC Sincerely yours, BOY SCOUTS OF .AMERICA FIELD OPERATIONS ¥~ GEORGE J. FISHER, M.D. Director, Field Operations a~· J~...e~ SCjo. 9~ ~ '-.,. ')...o ···-··~1· 1 ¥_'1~8~- ___ l~_'j, lk' - lff I ..r BB -n-~_8.__L_g,s-L s;{,'f~Y-¢ :r ~b ~O.oo .. 1}.. / ( .. .,,~ ~co_~· 1/1 ' I, "'y s y:· I 7 Io. 0-6 /Sl:.0,60 I '-1-? 1{. ~ 0 'bY. 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J./.-B'oo. 2. / 4'0 Z,J.,(c;·~ /.SO~ /oaoe> I 8 01> y 1$"0 /J',.b o /~!;~ l );..~~ 780 _ __,~o;:---J--:,.,· -s;"~-" - I '-le+. o tl 3 o. ~\:) :r,,_, .1.1-0 sc.oo fl o-..i- _, __ ~o.o:t> -, 1-b. '+~--o. }-SJ_,.o __ r,,,,,,s o s-. { 00.0l:.) ___ .. ,., ... Sb. 1 ~-.0. fa •• ro.~ ? o-q~ C if"'b ?- 7J.-. 0 ~ '""'·r: o-n fJ t""'-A :;~ ;t\.,Ji .. :> 5cc;.oo L.Se>· ~ ~ •• b~.fJ--0" '-aP -cg,;- ( I \ I / )-, ~~ . £0 .. W"'o ....l?J- 4 ').- j ·-. I ".r· o ri CJ-JJCJ(;\$1\vV COUi'IC JL, _B. S~1\. 1 Ji'IC. ].ALLOT FOR ELECTION OF OFFICERS .AND COUNCIL MEMBERS-AT-LARGE FOR YEAR BEGINNING JANUARY l, 1946 ********** FOR PRESIDENT (Vote for One) Mr. A. K. Burrow --- FOR VICE-PRESIDENTS (Vote for Five) .. Mr. Oran L. Cox Mr" w. L. Sharpe - Mr. H. w. Slavick Mr. T. Robert Acklen .. Mr. c. B. Senhausen .. FOR SECRETARY (Vote for One) Mr. J. A. Angus FOR TREASURER (Vote for One) - Mr. Emile A. Bizot t-· FOR COMMISSIONER (Vote for One) Dr. B. E. Jacobs FOR NATIONAL COUNCIL REPRESENTATIYES(Vote for 5) Mr. A. K. Burrow Mr. P. A. Clayton Dr. B. E. Jacobs Mr. Henry M. Clayton Mr. James Seddon All en - FOR COUNCIL MEl·IBERS-AT-LARGE, as per list next attached I ! i I 1- I l ·1946. COUNCIL MEMBERS-AT-LARGE "A" Abraham, George B. Acklen, T. Robert Acroyd, W. L. Agee, G. Worthen Ahlgren, Frank Alexander, Vance Jr. Angus, John A. Ainslee, H. S. Alcott, Richard Allen, c. c. Allen, James Seddon Allen, June D. Allen, Preston Allen, Thomas H. Annis, Burton :B. Atkinson, Dr. W. R. , Austin, John A. Awsumb, George Ayres, Dr. J. C. 11]11 Bab or, Ro dncy ( ABMY) Bacon, Col. W. J. Bailey, E. o. Ball, Ernest C. Ballon, Dave Barker, Judge H. H. Barrow, E. R. Barry, Edward F. Beasley, Jolu1 B. Benner• Henri Bensinger, Lloyd Bi zot, Emile .A. Boatner, !:J. J. Bolton, A. Earle Bondurant, Julian B. Boone, Daniel H. Boyd, Judge Marion S. Boyle, J. J3a;vard Boyl0, Joseph P. :Brown c. H. BrO'l/J!l, Paul (ARMY) :Bro'l.m, R. G. I Tirown, S. Toof ·l Bridgforth, W. D. 1 1 Bruco, c. Arthur !lurch, Lucius E. I I :Burrow, A. K. Butler, c. W. Jr. I "C" I I Carley, Jack Caldwell, :m; 1'. I I Callow, Lewis c. Canale, Phil M. ' Carter, M. O. I Carter, Nathan A. , Carrington, R; Russell I Castle, s. Nelson Chambers, C. M. ! I Chambers, J. D. Champion, R. G. ' Chandler, W. H. I Chandler, Hon. Wal tor , Christenbury, Fred L. I Church, C. H. I Clark, Dolph ' Clark, lloscoe C. Clark, William 1 Clarke, P. C. Clayton, Henry M. 1 Clayton, P. A. Cleghorn, John I Cobb, William s. i Coffey, :Bon 13. Jr. I Cole, Sam F. ' Collier, J. D. j Collins, Chriss 1 Cook, Col. Everett R. I Cooke, R. P. Cooper, Sterling I 1 Cox, Allen, Jr. I Cox, Oran L. ; Cox, W. W. I Cowan, C. H •. , Crawford, -.\. M. I Creson, Larry :a. I Creson, R. F. (ARMY) (NAVY) (ARMY) (NAVY) !, ___________ .._:_ _ _...,.._~-------~ Page 1 I Creson, T. K. Jr. Crump, Charles M. (N.o\VY) Crump, Claude M. Crump, E. H. Sr. Crump, E. H. Jr. Cunningham, Jesse "D" Dalstrom, Ed Dani@lson, Gen. W. A. Darnell, Herbert Davis, Hon. Clifford Dnvi s, A. G. Davis, Joe E. Davis, Dr. J, Murry Day, Paul Deupree, Wa.)rne Diehl~ Dr. Charles Dilworth, J. E. Dixon, Hugo U. Dol001, T. R. Donelson, Lowis R. Dorr, W. H. Droifus, Fred 3. "E" Early, George C. Earp, O. K. Eckert, George J. Echols, L. v. Edge, W. T. Edwards,. Frank C. Eliot 1 Dr• T. S. Emick, Harold Ettelson, Dr. H. W. "F" Farrell, John J. Fay, Gcro.ld Fiedler, Chris H. Fiedler, Dr. F. W. Finch, M. E. Finn, Romer c. Firestone, Raymond Fi sher, All en Flanagan, F. Joe Fleming, Joseph D. Foglem!1!1, John A., (.ARMY) . Jfr?eburg 1 H~.:i:ry Fri end, A.., 3,. l Fowler~ W" B,. I I "G" ' Garber, Myron I Gates, J. Granville , Gehri, Rev. W. G, I Genett e, Si dnoy George, John H. I I Glascock, Charles Glasgow, 3en E. • Goldsmith, Jack I Gol tmn.n, Dr. J. s. 1 Gooch, Cecil , j. ~~~~~' D~~a~:e~. F. 1 Gra;v, John } Green, Jesse 1 Gronauer, Joseph A. I Grout, F. M. ,.,, Gregg, Russell I I Gaylor, W. A. "H" I I i I I I I I I I I l I I I I 1 I I I I I I I Haase, Charles J, Halo, E. W. Halle, Arthur Halliday, W. P. Harrold, E. A.. Hartio, J. R. Hn.ys, Lake Heard, Robert G. Heiskell, A. L. Henry, u. Wallace Her ff, Horbert Herrington, R. L. Hirsheimor, Harold Hirsh, Bo W. Hobson, Dr. J. J. Hohenberg, A. E. Holmes, Herbert Hoppel',, A. L. Hopper, Joe Howard, T. P. Huckabee, Miller Hunt, J •. D, Hussey, Robert J, Irby, W. :i. Jr. "J" Jacobs, Dr. 3. E • Jacobs, Merrill (NAVY) (ARMY) (ARMY) (NAVY) Pe.go 2 Jacobson, c. M. J' ohnson, J. c. Johnson, W. c. Jolly, Dave Jones, Dr. Robert W. (ARMY) Jones, Walk c. Jr. Keller, Eugene (AB.MY) Kenworthy, William King, Dr •. c .. c. King, Rev. Frank (ARMY) Klepper 1 George M. Klyce, F. W. Knoff, Ed\in.rd M. KopaJ.d, s. L. "L" Lane, v. G. Lat:b..am. ~weyne Law, Sid A. Lee, Dr. R. G. LoPrince, J. A. Lerner, s. M. Levy, Dr. Louis Lewis, T. W;, Libby, Frank Lichterman, Ira J. Lightman, M. A. Livermore, Dr. George R. Lohmeyer, J. A. -.~,;-.. ;: Loomis, Charles W. Loring, Lev Lucas, Fr cd w. ''M" Madon, John W. Maury, J. E. Macfarla..'11.o, G. o. Malone, J. H. Mallory, E. L. Jr. Maxon, ~ishop James M. Maxon, Thomas E. McCabe, c. T. McCourt, Leo T. McGee, Eugene McGeorge, H. L. McGregor, John McKenzie, H. o. McKnight, James Malone McKnight, Thomas 1 McWhorter, .i~. D. · 1 Mooman, E. J. 1 Moreland, s. E. I Morgan, Allen Moriarty, Herbert 1 Mottweiler, Forrest l Munson, F. F. Myers, Mayer-9 I I I I I I "N" Norvell,. Jo W. Nickey, So.m Jr. Nichols, Doddridge 0' Callaghan, J. E. 0 1 Connor, Frank Orgill, Edmund Orgill, K. W. Orndorff, H. G. Ozburn, N. Field npn. Patten, Joe M. Patton, Wesley E. Paul, F. w. Pn~'"!lc, F •. J. Peete, Russell Penland, Clifford Pennebaker, C. T. Pores, Hardwig Perkins, George T. Perry, Chester Pidgeon, Everett Pidgeon, Phil Pipkin, A. E. Pipkin, Perry, Plank, E. E. Pope, Marvin Porter, Dr. A. R. Jr. Prescott, W. J. Pyron, Ira W. "R" Ragland, s. E. 1 Ragsdale, F. v. Raines, Dr. Sam L. Ram.say, R. G. Ramsey, Henry T. Rawls, Dr. George P. (.AJlMY) (ARMY) (NAVY) (NAVY) (ARMY) (ARMY) .!:'age 3 Reeves, Russell E. Ri.chL'.l'dson, Charles D. Richardson, Gilmer Ilicchmn.n, J. A. Ri gg1m, c. L. Rittolmeyer, Charles Roberts, Jo:b..n E. Ross, J. L. · Roy, George T. Jr. (NAVY) Ruch, Dr. Walter A. Rugg, L. E. Russell, Edward P. Russell, Dr. George M. Rychener, Dr. R. o. Saino, J. Jn'. Sando,.,n, w. H. Scharff, Abe nsn Sch~xff, i1.aron R. Schloss, Gilbert M. Schoembs, .A.rthur Schmeisser, Dr. H. C. Schwa.rt z, Merri 11 Seay, J. I. Sollers, Perry (NAVY) Shar...non, A. V. Sharpe, W. L. Sherrod, Floyd Shields, J.~ Chester Sims, R. JJ. Jr. Skin.."'1.or, J. L. Skinner, Raymond Slavick, :a:. w. Smith, W. D. Smith, Walter L. (NAVY) Sohm, .il.J.fred Spain, H. M. Spears, Horman Springfield, c. L. Stratton, Leslie M. Strauss, G. D. Strong, Rvymond Sullivan, H. P. Swim, A. La.Verne "T" Tanner, L. W. Tntc, Alvan F~-Jr. Taylor, Kenon Taylor, R. ii.. Thomas, John Ji,.. .\ Thompson, E. F. Thompson, L. K. 1 Trexler, Fred Trippeor, R.· A. Tunl, ~lancha.rd s. Turman, W. F. Turn"Q:u.11, Stove Turner, lforfleet Tutwiler, c. B. Ve.don, Edwnrd N. Vandemark, F. N. Vesey, John n. Valentino, John J. "W" Wadley, Dr. s. L. Waggener, Andrew n. Wagner, D. Eugene Waring, Col. Roane Watkins, R. G. Watts, Vernon 1 Webb, Harry Webster, Wr:i. A. Weil, .i:1.lvin :D. 1 Weismann, Walter Jr. Wet tor, Henry • Wi clney, Rev. Chas. L. Wiley, J. :Drady Wilkinson, Russel Williaos, o. P. Williams, Wrey Williss, Carl L. Wilson, Harry L. Wiseman, James D. Wood. Gcorgc:i Wood, Dr. Porcy Wooton, Hoyt D. Wray, T, Cecil Wuxzburg, Abe Yankee, Claude Youns, c. :n. nyn You_~g, Dr. Thomas K. (ARMY) 1 Council Moubcrs nominations o.t the Annual Mooting December 17, 1945 for the year 1946. Pago 4 MEMORANDUM T~O.•~ M~r. ·c W~illi~a.I~il 5G. 8M.orr~is~~ --F-RO-M-: J-~_ G_ ._T_r_i~p_h_t_t jj ____ ~_D_A_T~E_:_J_cl~y~·-~~'-1_9_~-·---~ 501 Columbian Mutual Towe SUBJECT: New Members at Large of the Natlonal Council Meniphis 3, Tenn. You'll be glad to know that Brig.Gen.W~A.Danielson of Memphis, Tenn., was elected a Member at Large at the 35th Anniial Meeting. While you probably have this information, I want to make sure you do have it ·ror rour records •. John G. Triplett -- lme '-I( J{.y l{y tf J -'2.3 G'f "!;, ( ~-3 s.s I.If SI Lf a ~' tit ~rt 4~ bi 42- bo JP/ 31 1-f-'f- :&Jef ~7 J' 4-Y Lf- ~ '-f 9 ae 3v s8 .Glr· ~~~l!~~~ -- L2''lrl-- ~·--- · ·~···~---- /1C& I' /,oo I ' /,(')o i I /,/)O i \ 1,00 I /,bO It~ /,~o t.eu /. 8' /) /.~o /,l)r) (, ~f> /.~~ /,oo /,l!>I.) {.t>~ /.Oc /,Oo /, 0() '~~ /tCO /, t!>O l~Co l.f!>tl /, t') 0 f, C>O /,If){) /, ()O /.&Jo /,1£'() /,00 It "D /, (f) (') /,~() Ito o /r!JO i~.·~~~M~ff4 . /)~'ft.., ff a..el ~tt'-·~•! . fl.t· ,, F ,, ,, 't 11 r ' I J r 11 ,, .::: J\r\ \; '-' JJ \_, h .r\ .J· J J :BALLOT FOR ELECTION OF OFFICERS .. urn COUNCIL MEMBERS-AT-LARGE FOR YEAR BEGINNING J~uWARY 1. 1945 I . ********** :E'QR PRES I DENT (Vote for One' _:: I Mr. - ··--- A. K. Burrow - / ...... / 'FOR VICE-PIUJSIDENTS (Vote for F· . / ive, Mr. Oran L. Cox - " ... ~. Mr. w. L. Sh~e --· Mr. H. w. Slavick --- ~ Mr. Ed.'Ilund Or~i~!- ·----·-----L~• Mr. T. Robert ~\.cklen - -·· I .. - FOR SECRETJ!.RY (Voto ' for On.~. I Mr. .. J • ~ Angus .. 'lo. I - ·-- 1--- ·-- FOR TREASURER (Voto for One I Mr. Emile A. Bi zot .. ' ·- FOR COMMISSI01TER (Vote ' for One, ... Dr. :s. E. Jacobs --- FOR U.ATIONAL COTJNCIL REPRi3SENTATIVES( Vote for 5) Mr. A. K. Burrow Mr. P. ii .• Clayton Dr. :s. E. Jacobs -- Mr. Henry M. Cleyton -- Mr. James Seddon il.llcn FOR COtJWCIL MD11UIBS-AT-LARGE, as per list next attached , . .. . ,, ·- ~ ., · 1 ~- • " . - ' _, ,... C.QUNCIL MOO:DRS-.t~T-LARGE IJt.1 ~l.cklen, T. Robert Acroyd, W. L. / ooA.gee, G. Worthen &, 2- 1 oOJl.hlgren, Frank J././ /OAAlexander, Vance J•.11 Jmgus, John ii. • . Ainslee, H. s. .t'Ucott, Richard Allen, o. o. I OOAllen, James Seddon$' / .L\llen, June D. i lf- "J~. \\ .Allen, Preston Allen, Thomas H. Annis, Burton :B. Atkinson, Dr. W,. R. Austin, John A. Awsumb, George Ayres, Dr. J •. C. "B" -B-ab-er, Rodney Bacon, Col. W. J. Bailey, E. o. Ball, Ernest c. Ballon, Dave Barker, Judge H. H. Barrow, E. R.· Barry, Edward F. :i3oasley, John :a. l Oo13onner, Henri :sr 3cnsinger, Lloyd ~ Bizot, Emile ~\.. :Jruce, R. G. Junn, H. T. Jurch, Lucius E. :Durrow, .ii.. K. :>utler, c. W. Jr. non Carley, Jack Cal dwel 1, E. - R. Callow, Lowis~ 1 -Cun.ale, Phil M. L,, Carter, M. O. 1'.'.iJ.:TT'Castlo, S. Nelson J Chambers, C;, M. 'I t>L\Cha.mbors, J. D • .SS' , Champion, R. G. ft060hD.ndlor, W. H • .6' · ~I Chruidlor, Hon. Waiter ~· Christenbury, Fred L. .~ ·.Church, c. ·H. ·(.A..TfMYf//f Clark, Dolph · j Clark, Roscoe c. · , Clark, William Al Clarke, P. C. (AEMY) ~tjl)Clayton, Henry M. ,1,·.~ 0Clayton, P. A. {.If Cleghorn, John , Cobb, William s. I Coffey, Jon :J. Jr. 1 Colo, Som F. Collier, J. D. I Collins, Chriss (Ni~VY) -- 3oatnor' n. J. ,· ~ ~olton, A. Earl-0 , :Bondurant, Julian B. l•o~Cooko, R •. P. i.+o . •!~Cooper, Sterling ~ 31.1 (NAVY) \,e~Cox, . .tJ.llon Jr. "f.'\.. · Iloonc, Daniel H. I o6Boyd, Judge Marion :ilo-ylej ··J. Beyard. . -Iloylo, Jos. P. :Drennan, J. J. :Drown, c. H. :i.lrown, Paul Jrow.n, R. G. :Drown, s. Toof 3tidgforth, W. D. Jrucc, c. 4rt4ur I Cox, Ornn L. s. '+'+ Cox, W. W. (.A.EMY) I Cowan, c~ H. ti oo Crawford, A. M. S-3 (ABMY) 1 Crc son, Ln.rry J. I Crc so:Q., R. F. Cres9n, T~ K. Jr. Crump, Charles M. Crump, Claude M. Crump, E. H. Sr. Crump, E. H. Jr. (NAVY) (NAVY) Page l Cunningham, Jesse "D" tCcIDalstrom, Ed SS Danielson, Gen. W. A. Darnell, Herbert Davis, Hon. Clifford r!J. ~ Davis, A. G. Davis, Joe Davis, Dr. J. Murry Dey, Paul Deupree, Wayne Diehl, Dr. Charles l OcIDilworth, J. E. I. t. - l ~-«loDolan, T .• R. $,., I "1:>:Qonelson, l1ewi s R,. ~ l Dorr, W. H. I 1 Dreifus, Fred J3. "E" Early, Geo~ge C. I OQElarp. o. E. *'° I OC>Ecksrt, George J. 51/ l I __ Gcncttc• Sid.no~ £oR E . 1 fOGlasco~k, Charles t..·: *,... 1 Glasgow, Ben E. . (NAVY) I Goldsmith, Jack (ARMY) 1 Gurtml.ii; nr. · J. · s~ (ARMY) l I Gooch, Cecil /i~oodmon, Charles F. ~8 1 Gr~wes, Dr. L. M. l Gray, John 'l~reen, JcssevY1 ~ 11 j Grout , F. M. : -Gregg, Russell "H" ·i Hale, E. W. : Hallei Arthur #~alliday, w. P. .-H1o~r?1a, E.· A. i Har ti e , J. R. t Hays, Lak~ : Heard, Robert, G. t!octroiskcll, A. L. $"4 , - Henry, N. Wn.llaco ! Hor ff, Hor be.rt (AJMY) 1 Herrington, R. L. I ~Tlir·s!).cimor, 11. FF H ARR1 W • I F',.irsh, l3. w. ,,.,,'/" Echols, L. ,V. 7--1 ~ Edge, W. T.. . ~ Edwara.s, Frank c.v""' /Y :P"Eliot, Dr. T. S. Emick, Harold Ettelson, Dr. H. W. "F" 1 Hoo.g, Doan Harold.Brown /~bson, Dr. J. J • .Sf l 10dlohcnbcrg, A. E. ~llto~ olli s, Hc.'1l'ry ~g Holmes, Horbert 1 1 Hopper; .A. L. 11~Farrel:l, JEJhn J. '1S- Hopper, Joe Fay, Gerald ./ • Howard, T. P. -Fiedler, Chris H. -#~Huckabee, Mill or Fiedler, lli'. F. w. 1 Htmt, J. D. ·Finch, M •. E. , . Hus soy, Bo bcr t J. I (\OFircstonc, Raymond w.f#:J.I! 34.~ 11 -,' ~· ~she.r, Allen frffN~ RoMcli. c:; .,· w ......_, .ldraiagan, F. Joe Fleming, Joseph D. 1 ""Irby, W. :B. Jr. Fogleman, John A. (ARMY) I •11121. I "I II llJll Fowl or, w. l3. 1 (lUVY) /-/ . Freeburg, Harry'-""" t!c~acobs, Dr. :s. E • ..,.,_ Friend, A. B. · 1 Jacobs, Morrill ' "G" #}-;~~~~~~· J ~· c~-~J~.tJ6..l~f'1 . _RE., • t.. • 7; ~ ' I Johnson, W •. C. · j6$ ates, J. Granville~~QEl't M:t.?-1 Jolly, DayeP~~ Goylor, w. A. 1 Jen~s.r..l)r..."~E.0-bar.t .. W. Gehri, Rev., W. G. /)!(... '. .Jones, Walk C. Jr. 11 l "K" ,,q "N" (ARMY ~.· J.;· lforvoll, J. W. ( ltAV::J) we tt •. :.J.JOD Nickey, Sam Jr. a-~ King, Rev. Frank (ARMY) l;oo 1Tichols, Doddridge W.I. oKlcppor, George M. ~· ._.,, · ! - Klyce, F. w. .......,..- · uon Knoff, Edw. M. I ot::Ko:pald, s. L. l. 'Y ••n...,T jfit 11111 La..'1.o, V. G. Lath1:'.Jll, Swayne --- ·~ SiclA ~ ~1 o•,Oallo.ghan, J. E. 1 O'Connor, Frank I Orgill, Edmund l1000rgill, K. W. 'fl j Orndorff; U. G. , Ozburn, N. Field I nptt Loe, Dr. R. G. LePrinco, J. A. Patton, Joo M. I t>oLcrnor, S. M. 5 l 1 Patton, Wesley E. Levy, Dr. Louis I . Po.ul, F. W. I ooLowis, T. W. bJ llOOPnyne, F. -J. $~ Libby, Frank 1:tlaPeotc, Russe·ll $'lit Lichtorman, Ira J. I Penland, Clifford ·Lightman, M • .1\. 1 Pennobnkor, c. T. Li vcrmorc, Dr. George R. . . I ·Pores, Ifardwig Lohmeyer, J • .i\.. ( N..:WY) Perkins, ~oorge T. f~EJil/ . ., __ tgJf€~.Ti }~· f ~Loomis, Cha.rlos W. s! ( 100Pidgeon, Jilvorott '+«t ~ring, Lev q.. i. Pidgeon, Phil l'Lucas, Fred w. ~$~Pilkington, John 11ccPipkin, A. -E. ,, · ,,, t 11M11 , Pipkin, Perry • ·fl .11 .. v. . Al p E ,,, . . ~1 ~- ~r • lff .• IJJ. ' lank' '• .;!J. lMc.d.on, /ohn· w. l,., Pope, Marvin lfaury, J. <El. p ';p Portor, Dr.· A, R. Jr. Mn.cfarleno, G. O. l Prescott, W. J. Malone, J. H. (.ABMY) 'rOPyron, Irn. w. *8 Mc.llory, Loe 1 -Mn.xon, :Bishop James M. I Maxon, Thomas E. . - , I McCc.bo, C.- T. 1 Rn.gland, s •. E. ~cCourt, 100 T. Mfffff!Ee. Evr--4 ,-= R[l,~sdale, F. v. !llicGee' E. L. . .. r/--:::d~~"ifi .... I Rn.ines, Dr. Sp.m L. llRll HcGcorge, E ... L. j Ramsey, R. G. McGregor, John Me.KENi=LIE,~J::l,,s;>. )4-imscy, Henry T. McKnight, Jamo,s Malone ~ /7B.nwls, Dr. Geo. P, o McKnight, Thomas +L S1 ! Reeves, Russell E. :McWhorter, J.\ •• D. 1 Reid, Wnllnco R. (N~WY) (.ABMY) ( .il.FIMY) Mocman, E• J. t,,Richn.rdson, Cha.rlcs D. Moreland, s. E. (.ARMY) /[l,f-~Richnrdson, Gilmcr1)J.J /)!.·.../ Morgan, .Allen (N~WY) 11 1 ooRicchman, J •. A. 7 i.. Morio..rty, _Herbert Riggnn, c. L. · Mottwciler, Forrest (ABMY) : Rittolmcycr, Charles Munson, F.· F. V"' j Roberts, John E. Myers, 1'1£1.ycr tiOCRoss, J. L • ...,.i I , Pngc 3 Roy, George T.Jr.- NA.'11 Ruch, Dr. Wv,l t er A. Rugg, L. E. Russell, Edwnrd P. Russell, Dr. George M. <Rychcner, Dr. R. o. "S" / Snino, J. E. ~ Sci.n do vm , W. H. l Octichnr ff, ii.be ""'*' ,Scharff ,Aaron .R. I C6Schloss, Gilbert M. Sb Schoorabs, i\.rthur Schmoi s s or, Dr;;, H. c. Schwn.rtz, Merrill Sony, J. I .• Sollors, Forry Shannon, .i.. V. Shc1.rp o , W. L •. Shorro d, Floyd ~ ~ Shi cl.ds, J. Ches tor r' aw l tp;~·-111 a r la Sims, R. · :S. JT. Skinner, J. ii. Skinner, Reymond (N~WY) fo ~ln.vick, H. W. Smith, W~ltor L. (NAVY) "V" V n.dcn, Edwa.r d N. ' Vandenn.rk, F. l~. Vesey, John B. , Valentine, John "W" I 1 · Wadley, Dr. s. L. ' WD.t$gonor, ~i.ndrow :a. 1100Wngnor, D. Eugono ~ v , Wnring, Col. Borui.o I Wntkins, .ll. G. Webb, Ho.rry · . _ • We bat or, Wr.1 ... ~i.. tlo~Woil, ,\lvin :a. lo(..~ ~ \{oismnnn, Wo.l tcr Jr. I Wot tor, Henry Widney, ilev, Chas. L. ~iloy, J. Brndy ' T 'Wilkinson, Russel Willi.?.r:is, o. P. Willin.o.s, Wrny Willis s, Curl L. Wilson, Harry L. Wisonan, Jru:ios B. 11ood, George ' (NAVY) ( ~\.tlMY) Sohm., .iUfrod ~ I· COSpc.in, H. M .. C. \. ' , Wood, Dr. Percy Wray, T. Cecil .Wurzburc;, Abo l OC6pon.r s, Horm:i.n if-3 Springfield, O. L. 'Strauss, G. D. Strong, Rey!lond Sullivan, H. P. I oOSwim, .:1. •. Lc.Yorno e:p:r.· 3a i 11 T11 ! i - T:mnor, L. W. ~ <1.to, .Alvn..11. Tcylor, Konon T.'.1.""Jlor, R ... i.. Thonc.s,JohJl .. ~. Thonpson, E. F. Tho!:"tpson, L. K. I o~Trippom·., 71. .. ..:i.- 1 eoTu...;.l, Blc,nchnrd Turne',n, W. F. Turnbull, St0ve · Turner, 1Torfloot Tutwiler, c. B. , nyu -:t::i ~I 1':JRNl(EE-) at..AtJ/Jt:"" 1(~Yroung, c. B. I Young, Dr, Thono.s IC. fl. ., Council Met1bors noninntions a.t tho Annunl Mooting Docenber 12, 1944 for tho yonr 1945. I I j Page 4 F'Jt;,,t'.'~onal Cc:n.mc2.l, ~~ 1'.t:::'i' .. 1\venue, t1m4' York 16, N.Y. Jr.1 nuary 5 , 1946. 'fl•;'·.)\• I Crf'lor\ J:· f'..-.w '"'1:" r, .. ,...,, Tl 'i..- n .. . vv, . ... v~· ,_ • i, t! ..... " • • , . • ~·,~·. 0.07'···dc~n i"'~t._1J~~~t o '1ccut r"'xecut1vr.i Form '9-1062-2000944 ( I ~ , ' 0 .), -· I« RlroxoN No. CouNCILNo. COUNCIL 5 558 ROSTER ' ./ REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCil. · SCOUTERS Date ..... Januar..7 ... 4._. ... l.94.$. ....... _____________ :, Coundl.._ ..... .Oh.1..c.k.asaw ......................... --.---··"··············-··········-·······-·······-··············-······---··············· State. .. ~ ...... !fll.tl.n ................................. :. I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending ___ p.e.C$mb.$~---~------------------------, 19_4.fi _ , (Exp1rat10n Date) and. hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to th~ Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. · I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. ADDRESS NAME TITLES PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY Professional Staff ""r / n_,..,..Ann Mn1"1'"1 a Fi.I'\, f'n1umh_. _.,. ........... _"I -... ·--- Executive i.-4 - ~- - - ... .. -- A :e.aa. .. ""i.. .......... I"' ........ ,_,.. \On ~ ,,,;.,. .... 'lrt.P..;.v 'l".tft ai! Asst: Exec. .I - , .. - .. llRmtlt Tl'Hoil,.:;•_ ";l{\11\ ""'-·-"' .j.y ... _ _,,. n,..,.+.,,, , u~-.;.; ... -.1:1n \14 aa , .-~~ 1:' .... ·~. .... --- , -- , - Field Exec. PROFESSIONAL AND VOLUNTEER STAFF Please Fill in All Columns V> T.> ~ [g~ 1~ ~.t:J $1 ~ P...i:.:&- ;:. ;:. ::r~..., ,,_ ~ 3 <ti ....... __ s 1"1 z ::r'"' ~. "" ~ " "0 'O ~ """""'' ~~:~. "~ [ ~== ~~I "'" 0 - "' V>"' -·" gg~~ "0"0"' ;~~ """.",. [oS.~ .",,("?.. ~[~Ct ~".i:~.: ~ () . ~ ~~~· ~~ ""0 ::i- " -- g. ~2~ :;:!"' ""' 8~r~i f]Q:.; ~ E"· "" .,. ~ 3. """ " " " o·tt g ~rt *I ~ " '< O· ,.,- '!> .".,' e.s: ~ t!A x (l r. 4~ p Ao y lt'! 4~ "P 13., .y !1..11 5~ 1) < I _;.,<( Field Exec. I: Volunt~S~O) )) \\ ,~\> Field Com'r. for Cubbing __..@A "'"-"" Field Com'r.for Sea Sctg. ~ri ~ ~ ,\.\)<\\' &;J~ F"t e ld C om, r . Sfocrt gS. enior ~· (( \\ ~~)>v Field Com'r.for Air Sctg. ~~\ '~ . , for Emergency Field Com r.Service Corps . /::'\· ((.} ,,,)>?)> Field Com'r. ~--" _<\ '\\\\\>- Field Com'r. {( t\))'-::'/ Field Com'r. ~ Asst. Field Com'r. Asst. Field Com'r. Asst. Field Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. , Dist. Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. Signed .... ----···················································---···-······-········--·--Scout Executive i i. '~ - Form,0-1062-2000944 ,. .. ·•· " ) .. <> I REGION No. CouNcILNo. COUNCIL 5 568 RosTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date .•.•• J.anuar.y. ... 4.,. ... 19.4.5. •..... ~---··········· Council .. -Chi.oka.s.a.w. ...................................................................................................................... ~- State. .••... !£,.enne.ss.ee ................... ~ .• I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending.D.e.c.emb.er ... -3.1..-..--19.4.fL----------• 19 ____ , (Expiration Date) and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. PROFESSIONAL AND VOLUNTEER STAFF Please Fill in All Columns (f) '2 z [g~ r~ ...... :J ~ - ,., .... O..i:;& ........ i:: > > ~ 8 (1)-. •. 3 ~lz ;,.r, :.:..: ~~~~- "If ADDRESS . ~~I ,,,. ... (f)H 0 - .,. '°0 ..... 5g(J~ o~ TITLES ~~z "" "'~ NAME a.~·~ .,.(!. £[~ii: ::::r.i::: 'O 0 o- ~" """"' 8fr~ ~ ""- PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY ..,(l "p. ';i r.;o... g, ~ *. ~ '!" ~ Professional Staff Executive 'QCT'lft 'll,,. IJ'~dwn1 i oxn»T'f'A 'RV $01.'ICAVTC!li!ll Asst. Exec. 'OA ,;: ,,.,,. .. ,, i§'.f ~A "MILITARY Si'JlVICE" Asst. Exec. :A.e k"' m .... A ,. . ., ___ f'lh11A"""' .. ., llMTT ,Tll'AWV ATCRV.;Tf!li!lt Field Exec. '06 ;,,k;"h n - nva- lt'MTt .T'PA RY Sir.FlVTl'!Ett ..... <7 Field Exec. 'Dli:I - Volunt~S~O) )} l\ ,"fd} Y> Field Com'r. for Cubbing ~@- ~ Field Com'r.for Sea Sctg. _,., - ~l\>\\~'7 F"1 e Id C om ,r . Sfocrt gS. enior ~ (( \ i\\ \>v Field Com'r.for Air Set~. O_:\\ ~Ji . , for Emergency Field Com r.Service Corps ,.....(('° ~); Field Com'r:. --" _<\<\\\';,\>- Field Com'r. (( ~ _(Q)'-~r Field Com'r. ~ Asst. Field Com'r. Asst. Field Com'r. Asst. Field Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. - Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. B "" ::r:a '< ~ g ":;;- c;:=":s0:: ~ 2 :<l. <),., p. ~gp "" "a" n ~ ~8-.~· a-: & o..Ff'n p. ;:;:~t"C " " o·@' g " '< ; 0 [ -H~ - ts.C! ~( .P AO 3l •P At"! 5., ~- A.fl ~· ~ b' Signed ....•...•.......•.............................•....................................... Scout Executive r/ '\ Form o.1062tl-4500944 ,. 0. ['.) "' · 1 I I REGION No. CouN<::IL,Co. COUNCIL 5 55S ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ....... .J.a.rmar.;y. ..... 4,,..i.945 ....... ___________ _ Council _______ Q,b.1~ka.s.a..w:.. ____________________________ . _____________________________________ -···-···---------·--··--·····-·--------·--···-·- State _______ .T.enne..s.s.e~e .. ___________________ _ I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending Dec emb.er 31 , 19-Ai) and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) , registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the pμblication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will' commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit my answers to the following in support of my aP.plication. ' .. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. 5El Council Member. D Council Member at Large. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. Si~ed ... ·------···-··----··--··------··----·--··----··--·-·-·········-···-··----···--··---· Scout Executive ( 'l Form 0-1062!l-4500944 l " I REGION No. CouNCIL Co. COUNCIL 6 558 ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date .... .J.a-nu&r-J---4------1-941-----·····--·-·······- , ' Council .Q.h1.clcaaa.W------···································································· ................................................ State ........ .Tenne.e.s.$e ..................... . I agree to serve on the designated groJJp or Committee of the Council for the year ending December 31 , 1946-, and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated ·on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulatipns as r:iay be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D· Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. !;I Council Member. t"'I Council Member at Large. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER ./ J ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. Signed ....................................... , ......................•....................... Scout Executive Form 0-106211-4500944 ) . I REGION No. CouNCIL Co. COUNCIL I 558 ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date __ J~.mi~~J: __ ;4_,. ___ l9-4_1$ _______________________ _ Council _____ Qb1cka.Sa1f _____________________________________________________________________ ------------------------------------------------ State ______ !.enn.. ... __________________________________ _ I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending December 3J , 19.AJl, and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted to b~ guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as z::iay be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application". LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT GOodman Graves ADDRESS STREET No. PLEASE .CHECK GROUP D Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Dii;;trict Committee-one sheet can be .used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. [JCCouncil Member. D Council Member at Large. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each · Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns CITY * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. Signed .... ---------------------------------------·------------------,----------------------: Scout Executive Form 0-1062tl-4500944 L - r, " ' [ .., I .o I REGION No. CouNCIL Co. COUNCIL 5 658 ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date _____ January ___ 4_,. ___ J.945_ .. _________________ _ Council ________ C.h1okaaaw _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ State ... _. ___________ 'f.enn ___________________________ _ I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee 0 £ the Council for the year ending DeoemQe.r 3~ , 19--45, and hereby make applic~tion for (Expiration Date registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as .stated on the reve.rse .side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be gmded by the Cons~1tution .and By-Laws :ind such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. · I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year.· r· submit my answers fo the following in support of my application. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT ADDRESS STREET No. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men .already listed on Form 1062A. D D ~ D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. . ' . Merit Badge Counselor. Council Member. Council Member at Large. Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. . Please Fill in All Columns CITY * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. Sign~d-------------------------------------------------------------- .• ----------------~----- Scout Executive Form 0-1062.tl-4500944 REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS . Date _ ~--.---i~-~-~-~-~,.---~-i----~-?.~~-! ________ · ______ _ Council _____ O.h1_~.ka~a.'W: ... __________________________________________________________________ ·---··--·-··-···-~---·------··---··-·--·--·-···- State ______ T.enn_·--·-·--···---···--··-·--····--·----- I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending Decem~er 31 , 19-4.5, and hereby make application for (Exp1rat10n Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as ~ay be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt ·of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT ADDRESS STREET No. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. ~Council Member. D Council Member at Large. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns CITY * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fet= is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. Signed.-----·----------------··---------------,-----·----------·------·------·------------·· Scout Executive Form 0-106213-4500944 ~ c I . I " REGION No. COUNCIL Co. COUNCIL 5 558 ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date _____ JanuarJ----4.,---l!'.lU.------------------- Council -------Qh1.oka.saW----·····---------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------~- State ________ fenn..------------------: ______________ _ I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending necember 31 ' 19.ft, and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe tO the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Bpy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as.stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted to be guided by the Cons~itution .and By-Laws :ind such rules and regulations as ~ay be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my Jnembership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit my ·answers to the following in support of my application. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT ADDRESS STREET No. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. ~ Council Member. u Council Member at Large. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns CITY * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. Signed .. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Scout Executive Form 0-1062!:1-4500944 " ' I · 1 ' , REGION No. CouNcrLCo. ' COUNCIL & 158 ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date _______ J:a_n1ut17 ___ 4., __ ll41L _______________ _ Council ------------.Ch1.c.k:asaW--------------------------------------------'----------------- ------------------------------------------------ State _____ f,ennas.s..e.e------------------------- 1 agree to serve on the' designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending December 31 · , 19~, and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted to be guided· by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as x:iay be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for. one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT TU al ADDRESS STREET No. EX ch PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Executive Board Members at Large. Do not in. elude men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. II Council Member. D Council Member at Large. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each· Committee is marked properly. CITY .• Me hA.s Please Fill in All Columns * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. Si~ned---------------------------------------,---------------------------------------------- Scout Executive Form 0-1062!:!-4500944 ~ l ,, I ,, 1 · REGION No. CouNCIL Co. COUNCIL 5 5j9 Ro STER - REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date-----Januar:v---4-F---194-5-.----:·-------···--·- council _______ 0..hiJt~~-$.~~---------------·-····-····--······-···-------·-··-·-·--·····------- --------------····--··--·-····--------······--·- State·-···-'!'-&-nn-.---····---~-----------···--···-···--- I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending necemhet' 31 . 19..46., and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year. fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. ·v.rohn .T Va1Anti1'\A J. Goldsm.it:'h & Ann,A l'!n • "Andrew B. wa~stener "Ml'.1.tT.A.RV Att!FlVIO'R?lt ~. Eugene Waf.tner The samel11on ~o- T ... n 1tarrv webb iliinn~•6D'l A , llJ111M~ ,/Alvin ~reil 'R~•= - ~ B~ Weil vJ • Brady WileY 892 Hanle nrivA ~ssel W1lk1nson 1 MILI'l'ARY SERVI OE" ilza.mee a. WililAmA.n "MILI'PARY S~v-:TdU!I PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. , lit Council Member. 0 Council Member at Large. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. · Please Fill in All Columns en 1 !"2 ! I 'cro t; f ~ i jii:§ t:.:! ~ >I > a.., o I :"1~,p.:ia(b ....... I s si (JQ b"'~ ..... en !::r' jcn er...., <I> ; .... 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ILi'\ i:J rr «\1\Y: Ci -- - - - - 'Sll!ll "' ii 'ir .... ~- - -- /ti tij i> C~ I ~ @O tP C'e9 .. ..., I "01aude ,~ ~\\-'\>~ H- Ya.n'lr•• JfOtA'l n'ln'P1Jf,,..._.... l\ ) "l> v u i.;,i,, ~<\\\ ......... -· ,,,.IA\{GJ "Vv """" -"-"'."'~\\'!> V' (\ h~- ~ * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. 97 Jn i.S Si~ed-···-··-········-·-·············-·········---··-····-·-··-···-··············-··-·····- Scout Executive 'P ~t;r • Jrthn G .. rr~r1plett, noy ~coutA of AmPrloa, 2 rr- }\ve.nue, r·!t-1W York 16, 1'1. v. wlth t'<flg1ntrr1.t~.on Rostex~ of Cnunc~.l tiJonutfl'rs for lfiMl::r. ''€' t1····uld ~1p9reoir: te 1 t v~ry ~uoh if" you ~m'H11..:; ~Hiina us a dupl1oate. 'R~g1~trnt1.on cnrd for nr. Jep(~1 e Cnnn1nght1.m, F.xeou t; 1 ve flO(ird, H~mbar. n t y,{:;;rge ·' :f'or 1.944:. w. nordon ~i!orr1 i:i ;;)o:.:iut i~eontive Form 'J-10621l-4500944 [ I REGION No. 5 CouNCIL Co. 558 COUNCIL Ro STER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ... Ja.nua.rlf---9-,,---1.941-.----------------······ Council ·--··------Ohio.kas,aw.. ...................................... , ........................ ·····-····-···-···---··-·-·--··-······-····-·---' State ....... f.enn .. ---·--····--··-····---·--·--········ I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending Deo~ber ~;\;) , 19-4.5:, and hereby make application for xp1rat10n e registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration' of Religious Principle· of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I trans.mit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subsniption will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Executive Hoard Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. · jfJ Council Member. -o Council Member at Large. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER I ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY a than L1chterman * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. Signed ____ ·---------···-----------·-·---·--··-----------··-----------.------::. ..... --------- Scout Executive Form 0-106213-4500944 REGION No. CouNCILCo. 658 I COUNCIL ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date __________ J'&n-·----9-,----194' .. --------··············· Council ··-······.Qh1o.k.a..sav ............ _____________________________________________________ ·-·-·-·-·····--·············-··················· State .. -.. .!l.fUlfl.. •. ·. ___________ ....................... . I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending , 19 __ , and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy. Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as _stated on the reverse _side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit .herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. ~Council Member. tJ Council Member at Large. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. year. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. • !-..----------------------' Please Fill in All Columns "' I~ I I ig-g e LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES !f -·,,,g_ z ,,_ P..i:: tri-ti s ~ >'~ 0 IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER "'"...., ~~~ ~j-·~ "" o-,g..., " z P:~ ~ ~ ~ ~i=8 ADDRESS 'Op:; Q~~ ~. ~~ "'"I "'"" VJ ...... ~ 0 ;Jiiz -·" gg~·.;18~ ""o2 :q. nR~ ~"" "" :;p .... o C"' P> :;en, a.~:~ ~ P.. n ...... e. ~ NAME -·o >-lp.. -.8' 'g D. ~: g:s-;ij 'O 0 -p,..1-t P- p:;Pl ., ~ :.:t 5'· tr ~:2t0 "" wn·8 ~O'Q.; PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT "" ""'" s fr o·~g STREET No. CITY ~ p.. g~~? e "" '!" "<l, e'o ~ fl" ~ -~~ ~ V l.AA 'P '" - • lt'l"t: 9!)..l-'t~ 'Pnn1 nw na ,.. =.Ill Iv - - ·-- - '"'·r JMa.vo'l't 'MVcTOa 'Aloffll:>,... ,.., .. ,.,,., .... ,,. -~- -- -~ .,.._ ,_ ... ., ~ - . .. - ·-·r ..,_. - - 1•- - . v O. T. Penneb~k',..l"' 'D (\ n...,,,. nann t:> ... ''Ir "' i:: ,. .... - . - -- "'" - .. / /E.F. 'Phomnaon nn1 '"', ,,,.., ............... WT-+.4..,,.,.__, -- ,_,_ -- ,.. .. - - - - ~ ..... .... - ... ,,. v··Norfleet IJlu-rn~,.. Jiti'l"a~ v ....... -~ '"""'"' "t ""'-~1 .. ~ - -· "" . ... - - . ,.,.~~~\ ::"""..._.., .... ....... - "' / v walter Weismann. .Tr. 777 ~ 'DA nlr9 .. llla tt Q lF (R)\~' 61 n- ,_ ,.,. ..... ~ \/'~AV - ~- - - -- " . .,, - .. C'!n1:1"P1 atl!'I T M4rln.,. .. ,,.._ ~--., m--- 5- 1- ,. •A - -- - - r ... ___ ...,._ j -~~ .. ta.~ .. - ··~ I'"* .. ~ .... - ., ./fl. CArt11 wrav M...mnh1 ill l "n•'h+ n ..... 't'> ft iY' "' Zf!l .... - ·~ , - Y\\'\).~ ~-w • ... ~ <'.'.\. ~\ ) \>"' '"'<:\~ ........... ~,(C,\>" ~ ---.<\\ \\)>1/ ., l\ n~- '=-' *If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. Signed ................ -.......... ,. ... ,,, ............. , .................................... ~ Scout Executive Form 0-1062tl-4500944 ; , ··or I REGION No. CouNCIL Co. COUNCIL • i58 Ro STER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ___ January: ... 9.,....l.94&-.--------------------- Council Ohi eka. saw . s m ---------------------------------------·------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ tate .............. *.enn ..................................................................... .. I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending December 31 19-46 and hereby make application for (Expiration _Date) ' ' registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as .stated on the reve.rse .side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be gmded by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the Nationa~ and Local Councils. . I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit my answers to the following in support of _my application. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME - PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT F .G Boehme ~Milton Dr. Duane M. Carr Bob Carson v'Marvin Ca;rter Dr. John vJoe Carter L on Lilla.rd :Mc e /Dr E. B Mount ./ w. M. McKinney ADDRESS STREET No. 769 Vance PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Dis~rict Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. 11tMerit Badge Counselor. D Council Member. D Council Member at Large. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns CITY * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-on~ should be checked indicating that. fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. Signed·--------------------------,---··:·---·::·----,--,,,--------------------------------·· Scout Executive Form '0-10621:1-4500944 - " , • . I , I I REGION No. CouNCILCo. COUNCIL 5 558 ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date _______ Jan.uar-:r---9-,---1945-.------··---·----- Council ·---Ch·1ckasaW----------·---------------·-·--------------------------·-----·~------ ---·--------:-------------------------------·--- State---------T.en.n. •..... -----·-·------·-------------- I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending December 31 , 19A.6., and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) · registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law as stated o.n the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted to b~ guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as r:iay be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one ·year. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Executive Board· Members at Large. Do not include men already .listed on Form 1062A. D Dis.trict Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. lit Merit :Sadge Counselor. EJ Council Member. D Council Member at Large. D Committee--one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER Merit Badge Counselors ADDRESS NAME . PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No . CITY John Viser warren ./:auok w~av· * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. Si~ed·------------------------------.,-----;----------------------------------------------- Scout Executive Form 0-1062-2000944 ' I ' [ ' REG10N No. CouNCILNo. COUNCIL 5 GOS ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date. .. _J.~-~~-~:.r.l ... ~.j •••• i.~~~-! .................... . CounciL. ....... "O.h-.!.9.~-~-g._w., _________ ............ ~ ....................................... .. .............................................. · state.. .... t.~nn .................................... . I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending _______ _neo..em.her .. -31.----------• 19.~~. (Expiration Date) and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the.Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America,' the Scout Oath and Scout. Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. · I transmit herewith $LOO membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for. a period of one year. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. ADDRESS NAME TITLES PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY Professional Staff Executive Asst. Exec. Asst. Exec. Field Exec. ,,,4 Field Exec. Volunte~t~<O) )} .. l \. })~\> Field Com'r. for Cubbing _(§;>_ ..,_,..... Field Com'r.for Sea Sctg. ~'"' - ~ i'-?<\\\ Y~ F•1 el d Com r, .Sfcotrg S. enior ~ (( \\ i\\\'>v Field Com'r.for Air Sctg. O_\\ . , for Emergency Field Com r.service Corps _ (C-'S>'i: Field Com'r . -- . <\' \\\ \);;- Field Com'r. ((. - _(\)) '7 Field Com'r. ·~ ' Asst. Field Com'r. Asst. Field Com'r. PROFESSIONAL AND VOLUNTEER STAFF Please Fill in All Columns en ,,, [l::~ r~ ?!.tj ~ ~ z >rj ........ O..s:::::r>+. " ~ > ::r'll-.. ~lz ~ ~J~ ;r ..El "" ::r- <> ., 0 <>;;- Q~;.~. c:;r ~· g_ c;:::i::: .,,. I f*-n "'" ..,. n la n n 0.. .~.. ,~,, z "-.<"> § g ~'g "8" e". ~~fi <><> 0- a.E-·~ '"0'a0. 8:[:;lli: s·e. 'g 0. §;: O~.~.n~ <·> ~<> "'"' 8tr~i ,,,- ~ A· g:~~ ~[ Ba. ~ 0.. !! ., ~8' ... "I '!" ... Ul §.2 [ / Asst. Field Com'r. ' w Lawr•ne:e Ken't 1896.Cowd•n Dist. Com'r. 'Re IC /William NAwton .• rr. 634 LooneY Dist. Com'r. Re II'. ~lack bl nee , ~, 'DC IUY•ht!llll Dist. Com'r. IRA !Ir ALB. senhausen west Menmh1e. Ark. Dist. Com'r. ll.1 ,;: 73 '¥ Dist. Com'r . . Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. . Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood, Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. J lt'! ; ,5 p J tl ; ,9 p J Ir! 't4 'I> J In • . 3 'P Signed ....................................................................................... Scout Executive Form 0-10621l-4500944 . I REGION No. I CouNCIL Co. COUNCIL 5 558 ROSTER REGISTRATIO:N ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date .. .J.a.n.uB.ry: ___ 9_ 1 ___ 1945 .. _____________________ _ Council -------Oh1.o.k&\.saw ............................. :. ____________________________________ ------------------------------------------------ State: ________ !fen_n. _______________________________ _ I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending December 31. , 19A.5., and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of. the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as r:iay be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I. submit my answers to the following in support of my application. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT , EXECUTIVE BOARD ADDRESS STREET No. It " " PLEASE CHECK GROUP IX Executive Board Members a-t lSatgt!'; Do not include men already listed on Form l062A. D Di::itrict Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member. D Council Member at Large. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns. II " ff It If * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others shoul~ be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. Signed--------------------------------------------------------------,----------------------- Scout Executive _ Form 0-1062ll-4500944 REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS REGION No. 5 CouNcIL Co. 558 COUNCIL Ro STER Date _____ January ____ 9_,. ___ l9.4fl .. ----------------- Council _____ Ch1.9.l\.B..S~Jf _____________________________________________________________________ ----------------···----------------------------- State _________ IJ.'.e.n.n_. ________________________________ _ i agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending December 31 , 19 45, and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America; I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of- the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is gran.ted to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as r:iay be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $LOO membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that. this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. PLEASE CHECK GROUP [JC Executive Board Members at' Large; Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. 'D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. · D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member. D Council Member at Large. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER EXEOUTIVE·BOARD ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. Fred w uca.s I 977 C.B. Young Sardis 1se *If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is p~A-i!f!'StoJ?Ji.Et~Ji.1\:l thO~ter-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. Si~ed-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Scout Executive Form 0-106W-4500944 I REGION No. CouNCIL Co. 558 COUNCIL Ro STER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date __________ Janw..r.y ... 26-,----l-94i-.------------ Council ______ ; ___________ :.Chic.kasa.e ...................................................... -----------·····------~---···-····----····--··-· State ........... 'J!-e:!-1n-fl&S-&&------------------- I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending Dea ember 51 , 19~ and hereby make application for (Expirat10n Date) registration· with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to b~ guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOJ]TING for the period of my membership witl). the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME . PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT \/G.O. Macfarlan ADDRESS STREET No. 1792 Forrest 1616 sterick Bld • PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include 'men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. ~ Council Member. TI Council. Member at Large. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. . . Please Fill in All Columns Re x Re x Rex * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee; is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. Si~ed _______________ :;;l__4~i1,)_Al~.Qti~::; _____________ Scout E~ecutive Form 0-1062ll-4500944 REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS . Date ___ J~m~gr..y: ___ 2_6_,. ___ l9.45 ___________________ _ Council ______ Q~!-~-~-~~~L_,:_:-____ :_:::: ______________ ~----------------------------------------------------------'-------------------------- State--------~~~-~~-~:$...'-.t _____________________ _ I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the, Council for the year ending December 31 , 19 4f? and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) ' registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCO:UTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit my answers to the following iri support of my application. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN . ALPHABETICAL ORDER ADDRESS NAME r PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. C .T _ McCabe 1648 Vintonn.ve ./H .L. McGeori:i:e Royal reed & Mill1ruz ao. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Executive Board Members at Large. Do not in~ elude men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one she_et can be used providing each District is marked properly. · D Merit Badge Counselor. -~ Council Member. D Council Member at Large. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns (ll 1 ~ I I l~o r~ ~-c 'II Z lo.., t::l p...:= t:l""=: > iM- 0 ~lz g..~ p:I a C'b *' a "'Ii ~ O'Q ~~'<I ~ ~ (I) g-~ ~ s·:r ~· ~· ~ ~ r;:g ""I """ Q ... ~.o;·lw'"' [!I. ;;· ~ ?;' n 0.. ¢ ~ z s·~ s g ri~ g ~ :P~ ~ ; ~ ag. ~"" g_~·~ (/) - 0.5·,.., .... O'.~ 't:f (') ::;· P-5-;l-'I -0 0 -o..1-'1 a.. ~ - (')) .... £7- p,. C) ~~ ~a_ rn;:;-8 ~:QQ ~ :;:: a-· a.. :::;:~ 't:f CITY "" ... c,. n §~~? ~ S ~ g·gR. .... MemDh1s '!" ~ ~ ' e_g .q. - Re x AC 7j • '.P -- ... Re x An 5'· 'P ~H•O. McKenzie General Electric x-Rav oo:rn- Qi:Apf;;!t5• l\lf:M y ~c 3j I 'f) - ~-~ I ~ J.E. o•callae:han Prudential Lite Ins. ao. RA % y F.w. Paul Goldem1th•s ...-1 Re x / <f\\'~\ ~Charles D- R1ohardaon 1617 ster1ck Bldg. (("" (0) \~ ci Re x ./ - ~) Aaron R. Scharff B. Lowenstein & Bro ... <? 0 .A ff>~ "RA y vRa7mond Skinnee Forest Hill Dai~'\ ~i\\.~'=' 'R• v ,/ -~ \\_ } v- Kenon Taylor Kenon Ta7lo~~ ~ - Re T / -~\~~ v Dr. 88a.\ N::; ,,..__,\ ........ v clal S.L. wadle:v ~~.::.:.='"'a:S e l'RA 2' "'earl L. Williss st'an~ Oil co. l'RA y ,./George Wood .._... Re Hernando. M1ae. x vfienry wetter 107 Court l'CI 6 .. * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying s:couter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. iin 4l IA f! 14~ At! 5~ art 4~ - Af'I 4~ - !\.C 6l llti 5t ll:f1 6:l AO 8~ IA t'! IAC Si~ed _________ :;(._ _ ~4-~~J_)JlrtH<lJ.,~~~;--------------Scout Executive 'P 'P 'D 1) p p p p p 'D - Forro 0-1062J:l-4500944 ·• REGION No. I CouNCrL· Co. COUNCIL 5 558 ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ______ J-&n .. -- . .26-;----194-6- ... ------------------------ Council -----Oh-lek:a-ea.w---------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------'-------------------------------------- State _____ hiln:-------------------------------------- 1 agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the • • year ending December 31 -. 19__.4f;and hereby make application for PLEASE CHECK GROUP (Expiration ·Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is t.o cover subscription to the publication SCO:UTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER ADDRESS. NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. __.. '"' ........ __ - - " - ~-- -- -.-"""':' v 'at'\ .. ,.,..... l'C "', ... -'- ~ -- ..,.. . --- -:·~ 'D ('I /1,,,,_, __ - - -tiOiJ- 11nmmA,,.AA -"'+."I - n"l..:a·- - -~ ..., ·o--• -~· 'l<'dmnnn f'l't'tai 11 / w / . ljt Executive Board Members at Large. Do not in. ·elude men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member. D Council Member at Large. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. . . Please Fill in All Columns CITY. Mo.m,....n4 e ·- _,_ ...... ... -- -- ... ~ 'V".., __ • v-u. """" ·- ... :-- - ---.... -,... -'i'>"" ... .... A ,,_ j ,, - - . A•V J .t! --.&ll>V' ..,. . - . ~ !P .. . - ... ... !Jf'!I .... . .. l:.A!ll "'" - .. 11n. 'l'!l - ' • I a: - .... • :\K 'D - :.a ..... - .. . :.I'\ .. ..., I• * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. Signed ____ , __ a_~ulati~f.-~e!ftfk_<J.:;_g ________________ Scout Executive Form 0-1062tl-4500944 CouNCir.:Co. 558 COUNCIL Ro STER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date _________ l~-~-~----g§"----~~~~.~--------------------- Council ,_: ___ Qh1~.k_a._aaw ____________________________________________________________________ ------------------------···------------·-····-·- State·------~~~~~-~~-~~--------···'----------- ! agree to serve on the designated group or Committee .of the Council for the year ending Deoember 31 , i,5 , and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle pf the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to b~ guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the p~riod of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit my answers tb the following in support of my. application. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER ADDRESS NAME v PLEASE. TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. Forbes ... Barton 'Ql11111aa1 l lfAt!tlr1 A a ....... A t'!"' ~. / Francis Chamberlin WMPS Oolumh'l J:in Mutull!1 - - / - Wlley Drummond Germantown. Tenn. v H.H. !"l. s.n.er 3529 Coleman. / Pete,,Marohisio 118 N. cleveli1:1ftt! IE • .r .. ·'Morton l!Oll iA1"V'i 11 A l1tA"111"1 , PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1Ci62A. D District Committee-one sheet ca·n be used providing each District is marked properly. [J: Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member. D Council Member at Large. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns en / 1-g I Z I I c-o ti ~?:f S..:g~- , >!Q.'"'o ~ i 1g.!:;!.e! ~~~ "·! ~ ~ ~ ~s~ ~ g:tZ ~ff b1~~ ~-1~~ f;i" ~· ~ 5:=~ ;;i;; / -·" i::o::r.;lgo ~o"' :<:. "Rfi" ,..,.OQ Z :> :::> :> '"' n Pl i:= """" 11> ""' ::i er Pl '"' ti) Z..t;·ro (I') P.. 0.5·~-· ::r.a' tt1 (") ::;· Cl..g;i:;· ~~~ ~,~ ;e:a ;:-1~ = ~ ~: a:- ~2~ C)lY g 3.. (b 0., t'l 2.g ~I ~ () go 5•@"0 ~· 8R"".?° ~ c '-<I etoR- emphia • [ CA !!.tot~ ·~ew x A.C 4 r\ 1> ~ew x A1t1 .d. ~ 'I> I 1J.::1t1 .. ~ x A/'!1 .~? "D - ,; l.T~r ,,. Aii 5t 'fl <"~~\ --- ([(())\~cl Ro r Al"! 3 ~ '.P ~-:- ~ 'fpi::,r ,,. 4('? 4 ~ 'I> . ~ ,...Ro_f?~ - I Dudle:v Pero1,ti11 lfil5 Switt· ,r~, ~\~~ ~P. Ix: / <.".. \.\ ) \>" Robert shultv.~ 2389 Broad :<~\.. - A'I". 'R~ IX'. v' ~~'&>" -i~ $£i.lYS t eveni~ n i~e~·LJ · <':\, .1~~11\.:,:&i.. ......... J«ew IC {\ n~)- - - ~ * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. .A.C 3, s .P an 5 ~ 1:1 At'! 6 ) :P Si~ed.·-·----~2-~J_')g~~~:g~(!!, ... _____________ ~cout Executive Form 0-1062-2000944 ' ' . 0 l . I ·' ,, R.!:GION No. CouNCILNo. COUNCIL 6 ROSTER 558 REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUfERS Date ..... J.~D.~----~.6.-. ... lt.~.«~ ............................ , Councit. ........... Qhi.cltaaa..w. ..............................................................• ·······"'--······································ State. ...... 'f.~.P.n ...... , .............................• I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for th~ ye~r ending .... D.e.C.emb_er._ _zJ.__.:_ ______________ , 19--4Ji, . . . (Expiration Date) and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. PROFESSIONAL AND VOLUNTEER STAFF Please Fill in All Columns "' 'O [f::~ i~ ::.o :E- .O..i:::::r-- z > > ,,_ " ;.:. 8 Wlz (1) ...... •. B ,,....,, ADDRESS g~ n~~~. o:;r ~~I "-"·"" "'"' 50 g -~ no ii~ 0...,, TITLES ~~z :JO <=...,, NAME a. !a"~ ~ c. 8;[~5: :::.i::: ""0 ::i- ~" "'~ (IQ:; n" 8~r~i PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY @a "p. ~$" *. "~ '!" , / ~Tamc:e ... Professional Staff Executive Asst. Exec. Asst. Exec. Field Exec. ,,.."1 Field Exec. Volunteer-.StJ!.iK'()) '5) l\ nW\> 'Field Com'r. for Cubbing _@_ ~ Field Com'r.for Sea Sctg. ~I"\ ~ .\~<\\( l -~ \ ~, F"1 eI d Com ,r .Sfcotrg S. enior - (( \ :\\ )?V Field Com'r.for Air Sctg. o)_\ ~ . - , for Emergency Field Com r.Service Corps ,,...,(f~\t> Field Com'r. ('.\ <\\\ \)>- -- ._ Field Com'r . A (( -10)~ Field Com'r. \..":-::? Asst. Field Com'r. Asst. Field Com'r. Asst. Field Com'r. v.rv.':1--r.f.'lt'lfi en i Q-nn T-." -A .." I" Dist. Com'r. it• IX Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. s IJQ ""~'< ~ " "0 S. ;;- ::; :=i:: :4. Q :<;. n n p. ;pg tJ er "" "" ~8-.~· " (-)· ~ o...~(D ~ ~· p. ;:;·p:i~ " '" o·cr g p '< ~e[ - - IH'! ~fl ,, . ~~/ 1£JA" ··~ '° . . Signed....... ..... . ... . •.·. .. ...... . ........ : .. ~ .................... Scout Executive ' ' 1 Form O-l_E62tl-4500944 REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS COUNCIL Co. 568 COUNCIL RosTER Date. ____ £_eb.., ____ 1.7._t- ___ l94_5_. ________________________ _ Council _____________ C.hi.ckas.a.w ______________________________________________________________ ------------------------------------------------ State------~~nn- ... ------------------------------------ 1 agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending Decemher 31 , 19.Afi, and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the· Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of .the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted to b~ guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as ~ay be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00. membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt ·of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providV ing' each District is marked properly. ~Merit Badge Counselor. · IX Council Member. D Council Member at Large. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES ca_ 4- 0 I en • i'g ! r . o :;.;:;.; i Iii:"~_, z I 6.., ~ i 1 ;.')~;~a ;r:::: s ~1 ~ a:~~ IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER ADDRESS ~ :t I Cj .g:;.;z itf;,-l~:;ri:i~,s·:;r~ ~, :l~t=g ~ ~ I r.ni o '""'~.~·. W.., ~ n· ~ ;;r n o.. ~~z :rg gg;gig!ga.~gb ; ~B: NAME a.~ .. ~ 113 s- g,;:;·..,ia;· or.a'~ () ::;·I ~g;~ ~~ j~~ 00 ~8n .;g:::~ EEi S:-.~2>o f .. PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY ~It /""'-8Q.g~, ';g /t ~i5·fl"O f'!ntfNt:TT l\ll>i..!l!ifoil"·-Q Memnh1A ~· g_@"*? 5 ::i '<'~oft P: _.., r• N.J. Boa.tni=il"' )-._o_b __ c; An~ 'G"ll'" n t:i :n n· A 'lll1 A Cf' f!f'\11 '1'\I'"' 1 u-..,,... .... _ 'Rll!\ i '!: I ll I'! 11.n .., {i,,r -- -- -- w- - H '00'.('1'9 f.lt.oMia U1 rin fl II ~o '\II A f't at 't'\ /.r n . . -- - . (?n.111.-:,>"t" .Q1 Ma~1 ,.,..h An,., '1!>1 .::!- tf If 'C"" ... An .. _ ... v-'i:trav W'11 li;:;·q~ wrav Wlll" .. ~A- "A1_uA ;;.1nt:"n"" ti -- ---- ti .. f<A 'V' I\,,, tl!l - r'Dr- Pero;; 'Iood f"!n1 nmhi !!tft u.,t:.,oi - - 11 .. i; .... ... A,.. ~n "O . - -· -- - - -· /' MERIT BADGE OOUNS 'f.i'f .l'\~~ ,.-(~~\ I I IP'r'n tik l' r!cet~"lr T'ft 286 N ·~a 1•u·.1•h flun l-{ ft rr ((~)\Y2" c:-1 i::; .a .... A,, >'? 'b '/.W '.:0.N " , - - 1 A()() Jfnl"hA;t: II ~--.- l --- - r t1 'Dr- 'i t: ... };r.:, ......... 'j::j,:,, ,, I An 40 'b ":::,_,,] _f?o t?C'eJ -- - ' 10 I ~l\(\).~ ,..;=::._ .... , C\ \\ ) )>V ~<\"" ~ .er~ ,'t;;"" ~\.~ ~ ,--._ ~\\)). v l\ •\ JJ - ,;.:::::. '...::::::."/ i ! I * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that' fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. Signed ________________________ ,21.;_.J_~?IJ~:-~--~-:~~~---,----------- Scout Executiv~ c_fJ_ y o I ~-t-1- ;z11 Feb. l?, 1946. N2tional Council, B.SeA., 2 pe.rk Avenue, Nfn,1 York Ctty, t~.Y. Grmtlernen: / Included. in the inclosed ·check is *7. 00 :f'or v!'l-5.ch :1}J'.'ese reg is tel" the scnuters on the l~ ttached list. On December 7, 1944, we asked you to regl"tP:' Mr. Abe Scharff as a member of the Executive Bo:· rd for the yef•.r 1944. You ssnt us a card ending necem1Jer 1'?45. ne are returning th.is co.rd and ·would appreoi::: te 1 t vrn-:•y much if you wo11ld wnke this for the year 1944. (Should be nee. 194 3 for one yefJ:'.) " we are also inclosing a ca.rd for Mr .F. :Joe "Tlanagan,, s.xecutive Borrd Memb<>r at large. ~-ie ·would an'~·recir tf' it i:f you ·would make another card as a ·council ner:)ber 1 .r· s Mr. F'li:,nagan ri?.rcignr:d :f.'r·Jm tht.~ Borrd. :vr. A. B. Cert er, Troop Commi tteema.n: Troan 72, l''rion, Ark. ;ssys he never received a registrp·!;tcm CH~1~d expiring Oct. 1945. we mailed this card to Mr. Co.rte:,~ but it must have beE>n lost in the mail. would a··Y"1r 0 ch1.te it if you would send us a, duplicate for him. · Thanking you tor your cooperatton, I am Cordially yours, 1·r. Gordon Morris Scout Execntive Form 0-1062.15-4500944 ,·· I ·=-. I ' " REGION No'. CouNCIL Co. COUNCIL 5 55$ ROSTER . . .. REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date------Fe-h-.-----28-;----194-5-.------------------------ Council -------------:------------------------------------------0.hiclta.sa:w.: __________________ -----------------------------------------------' State---------T-enn ... --'·----------------------------- 1 agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending 19-3]- , 19-45., and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration .with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of .America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as ~ay be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year. fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062.A. D Dii:;trict Committee-one sheet cari be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member. D Council Member at Large. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES ~~;o rn ;"g ! j 1n-o I ~ i 15.:"'~-: Z •o>->t; I ~ I -· r:: :;r ........ , r:: ~I > ,.... 0 c:.r.il 1;...,.,;!))9111...,.. 1 8 : O'Q !::r:ao...:! IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER "1:<1Z i"~,~cr;i:::::nr::1 ni "1~e.g ADDRESS ~~I R-~ bl~"2.in·.w~ ~ ~·I [1~:::-a. ~~z ls·g gg~~ig'"'°'l~g~l; ~~ NAME 2.,t;;·n j :n :J.., 0.5·~--: c-.2"' ~ n! ~· ~c-.~ (i:E 'OOJ-o,.....,P..=3-<D -·!..,. O..:::hl"D 1:<1>-> ,~l',l ui-·O<>fJO-;;l (!.1 t:r;;;.·::J-o PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY ~~ (l)P,.8Q~~' 'ri ~I e-;o·@"g (b. r:: (i ? ! fl) =' '<I l::J . - / """"rn1~'h1 C!I qq ~ ·* I ~ le.g·~ v "R 'b A ~t:~,.. n 1 ?A. nninn 11 ....... --- .... +- 'R~ I ""--·---·-.4 _,~.11 --~ ··-- , __ I\ t'! lt1.t'I 'n - - - .. ,..._ -"1•4i~._ A.tl;;,1'.lo 1.n. ... / 1 v'L ri Omi~n Pf'! ('! J.fl""'-.... " -~ ... ...,,.. .... ~+ .,......,,~,,, - '1,----- -'I - '-- .... ,_ .~ r;i:,.., n - '-' - --~ ~ T·~ -- ,,~ - -· / I I v John B. Vesey 925 Tin ion A'P- l"f'\n..,.,.~ 1 'Uorn°ho"'" 'elo ...,. ! u1: ,.,, 'l"l -- ' - /" ¥Abe ~i/urzburg ?9.-4 ~n l<'On"'l'>+.n d~ II It ,.._ ·- .... A t"J ..... ,,,;:{~ ....... -- "'-' """" JI,- ~ rR'i \';:!) ~) I \\.,__,,)'~:--v I 100 r..:i (?>11 / I / ~-I ~~~~ .· _; I ,.... (\ \ I\> 'I.> o""'\\ ~ _,.-:-JC" j'J'V;.V I . <\ <:\\\\, '!? (( ~· (())'7 ~ * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be c~ecked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter . . • . ~· .<A ,,., _l? ~~ j '1f1.,..-, ,. ": ,, . ... -, , ... , .'7~ .,'."..:·~ ' .... fl. (/ ~ ~\ Signed--------------------------------_. __ :.._r..,,~-""""""-"-'-----+----------'---------- Scout Executive • F?.brnary 28, 1945. Boy scouts of America, 2 Park Avenue,. :NPW York 16, N.Y. Gentlemen: Included in the 1nclosed check is 'il:4. 00 for 1.··~1ich plee.s e register the scouters on the sttached she"':t. Thc-:.nking yor: end i·Jith bsst wishes, I am WGV1/sw ;,; • Gordon Morris Scout Exeou.ti ~re Form 0-10621:1-4500944 CouNcIL Co. 558 REGION N6. COUNCILJ ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date _ M&PO-h--31-;----l,;94-5-.---------·-··---·---·---·· Council ·---··--··--.Cb-iG-k-a-S-8.W··----·-----··----··----··-·--··-----------·-----·-----·-----· ·--~---·-·--·-------------··-··-------------·--· State _______ .!f .enn.----·-··--·------···--------·--·-- I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending Dec em;.., "'-'r 31 , 19---41.) and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided .by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D Di!ltrict Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member. D Council Member at Large. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. . Please Fill in All Columns LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER ~l..}11 ~ ..J.~¥- ADDRESS NAME / PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY ll~mY'\M1 C!! I Re x - ... - lliT w All An 910 111 ,.,,.,., .omn.,..o -,-- - -- - - 0.n11'4ATt-rriI1 .,,_ ,,.,.,,...,..., - , - ... -- - ·-~:.: ....... -··'~ ........ ' Ti'1 ton n w.,.1 uht: 'n l:lo ~ ( :>n 0.fl I.\ ' I ! i I I * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. ~-. - At" ~l\ 'D ·-~I - I l I Ar.If\ 1) - ! ' i I i i I Signed----------------------------------------------------·--------------------------------· Scout Executive '/ c_/'~ !../- Ir ~ rt-=l ~VMarch 31, 1945. NRtional Cm.incil, B.8.A., 2 P11rk Avenue, Ne~1 York 16, N.Y. Gentlemen: Included in the inolosed check is 1~3. 90 for ;'l-,ich pJ.er;.sc register the scouters on the attached shei?t. 1 :GH/sw With best wishes, I am C?rdially yours, W. Gordon Morris scout :Executive ( p. ;3. Please note the,t _glton D. wright is r;eg1ster1ng from March 1945 through ,December 1945 and paying ~.so. The others e.re registering fo1~ the whole year ;.;.nd paying ~1.00 each. -' v Form 0-106211-4500944 I I ,· r, ,~ ',.,; ''·,' CouNciI.Co. 558 COUNCIL Ro STER ~!~ST~I~~-~!OSTER O~ COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ________ ~ __________ _l__'l_~ __ S: __________ _ .. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- State _______ T_e.D .. n ______________________________________ _ I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending Uece1ilbAr 3l , 19 45, and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts 0f America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,· as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as r:iay be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. [J'. Council Member. D Council Member at Large. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns (f) LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES. U- "-l ~ '\- :g 1 z/ 1 '""o e r~ ' 1-·::i '!l ~' I •o ~ 1 ~~:~i:::;r:::! S >1 ~I;.~~ ~lz IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER I ::r i l.ll B 1-1 t'b: ..... O"" "'tj B' (D I ~ 0 ADDRESS ~ 42-'l-b ""I 1 ~1ir:r~ ~.~fl 1 ~. 3.i :.-10==~ ¢@z O -·en ·n ,.,. n en <1 n c.. -.111 ;::o..-::"0100 "t:lof:>)j ....,.1 nir.- ~"" ~5._ig:~tbe!.:g_;:::r:->..,c g-: ~8-.~ NAME &.~·~ ·o o 1-·::i ..,.,. -·" "" n1 ~ I"'"""" ~~ "f',ltn -o...., o- (ti ..... ! ....,. 0...,:) Jnn.(1)-·0t"PO"Q-~ C".j ::r"1 .... •f:>)"C1 :PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY "" ."ll o... 8 [1.g ~· 7J ~ f;' i5·Ft 0 // ~ P-.... i::s-.<f (U Cl '<ll::J 9:- Mem~>his '!" ~ ~ !e.!;~ JO$et:h D. !? lel.i'11n12; D.Caaale & Co. Council u.cunh ........ Re J Ar1 fi~'D I I ~<'~\ ~ ((\) \~.V <J \ .. " ~)~ <7 i t:JO ,~(~ ,-:;:-:-.. \.)~\\~ , .. l'i. ' 1\>v O<'\\\ ~ .cJ~V?V _ .... <:0. '\\_~\> (( - _(Q) '-' ~ * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. 7(M' fr ,,. i ;,",~1.'.,.t•<'\' ~ ~ I I I I I I • ~i/r-t:i"~"?.!..·-!P"';.<fit~n.~ ... ::..r ,/?p .v%v~ • S1gned __________________________ .,~, ___ : _-___ : ___________________ _. ________________ , ________ Scout Executive April ~etional Council, B.9.A., '? P,, r'V- Avenue, .)'7,-~;,.,- Vc.,:.,.k G·~ +y, ~l;. '-"• ~· .! ·, '' ..::. ...... .J. ~-·· . ·- u $ .. Gentlemen; 1945. Incluaed. j.n th~ 1nclosed. check ple8t:J;f':l1Hl 'I\ ~1.00 for one scouter Regietrat~.on on attached s~PPt. WGM/sw ~ith best wi~hee 9 I am 1-r. Gcrdr1 n ~~orris Sccut r:::xecut:l.ve Form O·l062tl-450Q944 , I REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS REGION No. CouNCILCo. 558 COUNCIL ROSTER . Date ...... )t.af---------l..941.) ................... _______________ _ Council ___________ O..b.1._g.li:.Et.S.e.w_ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ State _________ llJ}..e.nJ::). __________________________________ _ I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending DecP.mbP.r 01 19--4fl and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) ' ' registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law as stated on the reverse side, and agree; if a membership certificate is granted, to b~ guided by the. Cons~itution .and By-Laws :ind such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. XXCouncil Member. D Council Member at Large. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES o~ ~ :::,__f ~en •'g ! I , o :;d ! 1-· >J ' z I , O"" ti I ~ r - o...s o-4::! i= >I >. Q. 0 7 ('~"'i3"~ i3 i3 "" :i-.;.., IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER CJ) ~ [/) .., C'll • -·tr 1-t1 · ni I ~ o ADDRESS ~~z 19..if Qff~~.~~ Ei. ~· ;;;1c;::::~ .., .., -·en n rT [/) 'n n 0.. .,.., I -·" ~o<'O'oo ._,o"' ff I ""' rt-O'Q Z :;, 0 o.., I'll fl.} 'c t-t-. .., 0 er .., [/) NAME ~cn·n jy1 n.. :::qri-i-·: er.~~ n ::;· ~::r.::;· ::;-~,VO -a..1-10...p-C'll ..,.. ,..,.10..:::tH~ V" PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY if&. /~a. 22·~~,""i:;: w· g:Jg:~-g ~- cft*?I ~ c -<10 0 ~ t{Dl'!1Y'lh1 i:;t • ~ I tll ~ •• ,.~ Alfred sohi:n Commerce T1tle Blcl~. Counn11 ).f~r,1'h~,.. 'et~ "" An t:l ~ - . ·- -· It' I _,, eh~Z,)\ ''..1 rr rc))\Y' <!l' \ ..... '-.':di i .. Jfo ~ t? <.;g;; ~'\_\).'V' ' u=::::\ <~ \\ ) \>" :~\\ - C'~~il?~ ~ ,-.=:--..<\\ )\\';,V' \\ J~-)) - ~ , * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. , L , . . m.-~ .... Signed .... -----------------------j/~'f'-~---·----------- Scout Executive ~egie~ration service. Bc:r Pd),;ut;,~ of. Ame:rica,. "> n "''~ ft "'e...,,u"" • ?v "' f', ,_ -">. ,,., " u v I N~,~- Yori{: lC, N. Y. 1945. ,,, • (.brdon Morris scout Executive Form 0 -1062-2000944 I RBoxoN No. CouNCILNo. COUNCIL 6 558 RosTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date .. .Ma,J ... 22.,. ... l9A.5 .................. -.............. . CounciL_ ............... - .... Oh1.c.k.a.sa.w: ........................ ________________ .......... _ ··········"·······························-····· State. ......... i.r-en-n-.---······--·-··················• I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending _____ .D.ecemb.er __ 7l1. ___________ , 19-.-4,.5, · · (Expiratio~) and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. · I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at· the "National Office and continue for a period of one year. PROFESSIONAL AND VOLUNTEER STAFF I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. (j( Q J _ ..,,., -j- Please Fill in .All Columns I "' "O #- :t3D r~ E.c ~- z ,., ..... Q..~ ~..,., " ~lz ,,..- fl) B n- -.fl ~~ ~ g"~ g ~[ ADDRESS ~~I :OC" ~ .... O'Q .... 5·g § g ~·i no ~o3.~ o- TITLES ~s- ag:~s: :":r.=- NAME ~~~ :o- rrn. ""- STREET No. CITY """ 8~r~i ~ PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT q;o: io.. ~3' *I 5 Robert ... Professional Staff Executive Asst. Exec. Asst. Exec. R. Crea.mer 1 AQ6 · AnAwAan Field Exec. N (Please r e&iister tr~ Field Exec. Volunte~t~<\©}~ 1 7, .. 945) \\ ,~\> Field Com'r. for Cubbing _,.... -(~A _.,.._..., Field Com'r.for Sea Sctg. - ~-Ml.Y~ F"1 eI d Co m, r .Sfcotrg S. enior - (( \ \\\?"' Field Com'r.for Air Sctg. 0-"\\ ~ • , for Emergency Field Com r.Service Corps ' ;::--,.(("_,.,\'>~ Field Com'r. --"' _<\'\\\\~- Field Com'r. (\ - iQJ~ Field Com'r. ~ Asst. Field Com'r. Asst. Field Com'r. Asst. Field Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. [g~ ..,, ~ ~> :o-»:;io.., ::;· 3. o:::s::: ~ 2 !i n n 0.. ~~= ....... tr' ~~~· i ~ s,,.:. ~Q; a 0.. -·i;o '"< eg. .o... ~ ::t. AC 2' ~ p Signed ...................................................................................... $cout Executive , • - / May 22, 1945. National Council, B.S.A., 2 Park Avenue, New York, 16, N.Y. Gentlemen: Included in the 1n9losed check is ~ .. 80 for which pleaoe register Mr. Robert R. Creamer as F1~ld n'J{ecut1ve of Chickasaw Council from April 7, 1945 through ~ / December 31, 1946: Thanking you and with best wishes, I am Cordially yours, WGN/sw w. Gordon Morris sccmt gxecutive ., J ! Form 0-1062-2000944 I .. RBGxoN No. 5 CouNCILNo. 558 CotrNCIL ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date.. .... S.ep.t ..... .l:~---·····19:46. ......................... __ , CounciL ..•........ Q.h-1-cka.s.aw---···············---··-·····---····-----··.···-----·-··········-···---····--·-··-----·-·--·-.------·--·-········ State.. ..... ~.en.n ...................................... ; I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending ....... ~~-:~------------• 194.5-, ('J;:xpfrati&! "'bate) and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and L,ocal Councils. PROFESSIONAL AND VOLUNTEER STAFF I transmit herewith $LOO membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the.publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit m:v answers to the following in support of my application. Please Fill in All Columns ~1A~ "".! ~ v (/) 10 z 1~ ~·::l ~ ....... O...i::cr- ...... ~~- '- "' ,.,~ ~ g.~ ff •. 3 ~lz ::r"" ~ (6' "~ ADDRESS " ~ "'" Q~~~- en~ ~~I ··" gg~ig no TITLES ~~z "" o.,, "'"" NAME a.~-~ ~ P. 2:[~5: ::1.i:: "'0 :i- ~" "~ 22·~~ ,.,- <>i.l n" ..., PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY n>O.. g ;;io.. g.@'*• u--~'1...4 - ~ ~ .. Professional Staff Executive l'l~n:rpe l:l£lvti:>1" nn11nn1111 IT Al~? r.ro r,,ri:. hn .,.n.,. Asst. Exec. N AA ~ n(J.;a.;,.a.:. ................ t!+,,, ... ''"'' n4" Asst. Exec. 1'.f1· C)•V ........ "' , 0.4.5 _ .. ~· . .Tune 9A. Field Exec. .A"1 Field Exec. Volunt~S~O ')} \\ f}-.\)) \:> Field Com'r. for Cubbing _,... - r0>ft -....;,/ Field Com'r.for Sea Sctg. - ;:i_\~<\\~~ F"1 el d C om, r . Sfocrt gS. enior ~ (( \ i\\\>v Field Com'r. for Air Sctg. o~\ ~";-:;(· . , for Emergency Field Com r.Service Corps . F"-.. ({_""'_~t:I> Field Com'r • -"""' _<\'\\)\)> Field Com'r. (( ~ JDJ':? Field Com'r. ,~, Asst. Field Com'r. Asst. Field Com'r. Asst. Field Com'r. • Tnl=i ll R'A1 ma 8~9 11ttnnAtatA11 Dist. Com'r . 1\1 , II\ -- '0111110 CIC ,...on-1 <>+""°"' """' -· Dist. Com'r. --- -- -- -- .Tnn , . , n.q::;. Dist. Com'r. . Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is·paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. [g~ :> :> ::r:a..., 3 "" ~ a. " c; ":::0:~ ~ Q "~ n n 0.. '"dg C> "" .r; n [. ~g~· a ~: Er O..n" 0.. o:;·.@·~"''gO "" '"< ~ 0 [ -"~ II. I'! !:)Q 'C .. t .. - I..A. f'f '-lr -.. 1--- Signed ......................... ,:l/-:J~2l:{lr.k.~----,------···--Scout Executive National Council, B.S.A., 2 Pa.rk Avenue, New York 16, N.Y. Gentlemen: Ff-'r;;/-~ d6"~ V~-Jv- .ttr .f' t ~ · , Dec. 18, 1945 Included in the inclosed check please f 1nd 20¢ for scouter registrations fees, on attached list. Thanking you and with best wishes, I am Cordially yours, w. Gordon Morris scout Executive Form 0-1062-2000944 6 CouNcILNo. 558 COUNCIL ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ... N9.Y.~.wb..er. ... l4 . ., .... li~.l2 .................. . Councit ________ :.Ohi.c.kas.a.w. ................................................... "·········-·························-··········-··········· State.~ ...... f.enn. ................................... . I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending ___ _p.e-0..em-bel!-~---------------• 19_45_ _ , (Expiration Date) and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the. Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. · ADDRESS NAME TITLES PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY Professional Staff Executive Asst. Exec. Asst. Exec. Field Exec. ..... <! Field Exec. Voluntei!f\S~O) )) l\ /)~\> Field Com'r. for Cubbing _@_ ~ _,... Field Com'r.for Sea Sctg. I:::>_\\.;.<\\l ~J'~ F"1 eI d Co m, r .Sfcotrg S. enior (( \' :\\'l>v Field Com'r.for Air Sctg. o)_\ ~) . , for Emergency Field Com r.Service Corps ,..,_(f~\~ Field Com'r. ~ <\~\\)>'-- Field Com'r. (( - (())~"" Field Com'r. ~ Asst. Field Com'r. Asst. Field Com'r. Asst. Field Com'r. TC'i-rhv R t?t1 na-11111,.. ~ ~nnt'h unt ""'~"" Q1 '7'n Dist. Com'r. .,..,. ,... ,'P__ - ·- -- J.o.seph Cr1tnhf'1 a· IA ~ Qnu+.'h 'Mn'f ote1n 121 v~ _ .... comr. -- E. .D.i.ilO. r --'- ·----- navid .r WhitA QA.~ 'R1,..nh Htcomi-:"' ,.,., Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. ' Neighborhood. Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. PROFESSIONAL AND VOLUNTEER STAFF Please Fill 1n All Columns (/) " [g~ r~ ,,_ ~.p::: ._ ~ > > o..i:::o-- ........ wlz ,,.- Pl 8 Q-. .. s s "" "°~'"' ~ "' ., 0 "'- ;;~~ ~. "If a. [ o:=~ -g ~I ""'°""'' "'~ ~ 2 ;1~z -·"' 0 -~ "0 "n p. "" §Q~~ o- "'ljg l:l [. "'"' [i·~ ~ c. 3:[~5: "-i ~ ~a.~· ""0 ~·s s: o..~C'D ~" ., ~ 8&r~~ ::;:p>~ ""' p. "'8 "'p. 'ii ~ ., o·~g ;;: p. g. ~ *. ~ '< e.~ [ "" f.l New 29 AO 3l PC NAW x AC? 3" p( [\14M y ltd'! ~· Pl * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. Signed .......................... 2A~~~~---·········--Scout Executive December 'SJ . 1946. Nn.tiona.r council, B.A .A., 2 Park /\.venue, Mr>W York 16, N.Y. Gentlemen: Included 1n tha inclosed check please find· ,f'. .20 for which please register the Neighborhood ,Commissioners on the attached list. WGM/sw Thanking you a.nd wi tb best T<fiEihf-'8, I am Cordially yours, w. Gordon.Morris ~cont Executive Form 0-1062ll-4500944 I I l REGION No. I CouNcrLCo. COUNCIL .. 5 558 Ro STER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ___ ~-~--~L _ :'_f~=----------------------------- Council ____________ C.b.1.oka..a.a.w. ______________________________________________________________ ------------------------------------------------ State __________ T_enn _________________________________ _ I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending December 31 · , 19__A!? and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) ' registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of . Religious Principle of the Boy. Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law . as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted to b~ guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as :r:iay be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. · I transmit herewith $1.00 membership fee for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue for a period of one year. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D Executive Board Members at Large. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member. D Council Member at Large. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing· each Committee is marked properly. Please Fill in All Columns "' LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES e.c.a .... J z I ig-g c r~ O..i::c-- ..... ~ >'~ 0 ,., .... ~ ~~ ~ .... ~ wlz 00 ::r-.a.., IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER ,,...., """ ~ a. ~ c;~g ADDRESS 'O~ "" bl~~~-'~~ "'"I """ ~ @z -·" gg~"~lgg, "'oB ~ n@~ ~oo cc l~~ ~~a.~· NAME a.~:~ ~ c. C.5·i-?e!. ::r.2' 't:J 0 -o..i-,0..,=>- ~ . a-: ;. fr.Q~ ~f.l ,., ~ "'" cn-·8 n t1Q - "" <>P.. 8 E.~ if ~ en B f: S·a-g p LEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. t~fhph1s @P.. g_n *I 5 '"< ::::> "' '!". ,., 0" il..--i-.- _,.,,. T .A 1rd . A ~ FHlWOT't:h 923.MB.UrY Neighborhood nomm1aa1nK~ -9.Q ... 1~11 p( 1 ... M IH'! - Ben M. soott 1107 Miu~ 1. Qnn " ff JJ I Y lt! 4JI 1.\( Harrv Thom1u:i lflo'h1 n 1606 11J:i llnws.a,, ti It tJ IT U'! 5C PC . ., .,..,;:-:~ ~ {(';)\~ 0 ~~f)~ ~ _/Po IP (ce:g ~ ~\\),~ <'\ t\ ) 1)>"" u~\\ ~ ~((,,\>"' ....... -~~\)\_\>V (\ }~- ~ * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. . 1'11 4 ,. ::;...,. .. . S . d .-d...V vJ:.v:':i t!U"'~,J f .r-,~~ S E . 1gne -----------------------=··:'.fi._:~.,-,::c .. :~ __ _. ___ ~------1----------------------------- cout xecutlve 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 1945 Title A name given to the resource 1945 Chickasaw Council Recharter & Annual Report Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink & Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chickasaw Council, BSA https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/8a0b0eacebe3e45a172d6e54d8590fd0.pdf 5af50ab044edbdf077447d6601f4d038 PDF Text Text Cf.?..eport oj Committees I 1945 SEMINOLE DIVISION of CHICKRSRW COUNCIL MEMPHIS, TENNESSSE '!!'.• "On My Honor I Will Do My Best" ANNURL MEETING, DECEMBER 18, i945, 1 7:30 P. M. MANASS.A.S HIGH SCHOOL, DINING ROOM �-·--·-7. . " r - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · · - . . . 1I j II ' II Ij §CEMO~CDD..CE CDOV'O~OCD~ RESPECTFULLY DEDICATES THIS BOOK TO.THE LATE WHO .GAVE MOST OF HIS SCOUTING TIME TO THE PROMOTION OF THE WORK AMONG . ,- I I �~ ~ / /· . '--·...._..:..________ . ~ ---------~"""'-. ' Ill SEMINOLE DIVISION OF CHICIL~SAW COUNCIL B. s. s. STEE..lUHG COMt~TTEE \ \ nrc. . 1945 omcERs \ I Mr. Hr. Mr. Mr.. Mr. Mr. I A.n. l31and M.W. J .A. H.,L., J.iV., J .A. ( Division Chairman Vice Chairman Vice ·Chairman Secretary Coi:.1nissioner Thcecutive Bonner Swayze Price Clarke Beauchar.rp '--- l : 1 \ Chain:ian. Standing Conni ttees Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr• Mr. Dr. Mr., I I Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. I R.:m~. Dla.'1d J oL. 13,, T. R.J. Jo A. J. L. Eunt 3oddy 'Hayes Juckner Drinkl~· \ \ Cubl)ing Financo Ee.:-1lth Organization II Reading Itu.ral Scouting Safoty Training l District Coonissioners ' \ Camping Civic Relations Court of Honor E.C. Daniels Bobort E. Jrown lil. Ae Tc..'ague E.,A., 'Hawkins w. Alonzo Locke \, ""-...._ Mr. J .H. ~!r. J .'ii. Mr. L. V. Mr. o. c. Mr. C.H. Mr. R.J. Soi th Mason Johnson Suttles Harris Roddy Mr. A.K. *"'*"'*''""**"'***"'"'*President, Thlrrow ~ ....__ ~~ . .) Q;uapc:~w Shelby County / 011ickasaw Council . Ch. Inter-1?.acial. Cocr:ii ttee / Et. Edwin Do.lstrora Mr, W, Gordon Morris ~ I I .il..rrowhoad Arkansas Cinarron Ottawa Scout Exocutive ~----''....// ---- // / . �.SE1't\11'10LE DJ\IJ S101'l OF Cf-JJCj<(;.\S;-\\1,1 COIJ}'ICJL B.S.;-\. IJ}-..Ir' 1'1\ E1~\?J-J E~\ -rEf'l rt .._.I I Deca:iber 18,1945 To the Fri ends of Scouting: There is a tine in the affairs of a.ll service ins ti tu tions when stock nust be taken and foundations laid for new o.chievenents. Seoinole Division of Chickasaw Council, 3.S• .A. Inc. has been faced with such tines • .All through the ye~, the horrors of war was felt, but we had not the slightest idea that the effect would be so wide spread• effcc ing as it did ah:1;ost every Cub Pa.ck and scout Troop; in the Division. The following is a brief report froo sor:ie of the Standing Cor.v:.ittees of the Division, which describes the r.1ajor accor.:rplis..lir.ients for. the. fiscal yeur Deceuber l, 1944 to Nover1ber 30,1945. These reports do not fully reflect the loyal and unstinting service of the imr+dreds of people who have so freely given of their tir.ie and effort to enable our boys to ha.ve benefit of Scouting. I would like to use this r:1ethod to express ny a:;:::preciation to evecy Scouter, \J'i..i:Jber and De:nr.iother in the ,·Division for their splendid work done and for the cooperation r.mde for the cood of Scouting •. We of Seoinole Division salute you---- and wish each of ·you, health, happiness and success. Assistant Scout Executive �------------- ---------·--- ------------- ··-@lJSJL\IlJG INSTITUTIONS I ~ Centenary 1lethodist Ch. , Mt. Olive Methodist Ch. Gospel Teuple Baptist Ch. St. Stephens Baptist Ch. iieaver School Middle 3apti st Church Mississippi Blvd. Christian Ch. 1 Jackson .Avenue !3aptist Lincoln School Eethleheo Baptist Ch. (Soutii) M~rlon High School (.Arknnsas) totropoli tnn :Baptist Church Ut. Pisgah Methodist Church First Baptist Lauderdale Manassas High School Mt. ?Jebo naptist Church . Lester Street School Mt. Zion :Daptist Church Kortrecht !ntennediate School Har.1il ton High School Douglass High Sthool j Woodstock Training School · Cane Creek Japtist Church Geter High School St. J• .. •.HJ i:ot:C.odist Church Capleville School Friiyser School Leath Public. School Vollcntine Ilapti st Church Larose ~··school St. Andrew Methoclist Church Turrell High School (Arkansas) Mt. Pleasant 13aptist :Drunswick ;·:ich School Colw.1b11s :Baptist Church 3othleher.1 J3apti st (Nortl').) LeEoyne Gardens Tenant .Assn. TI cnj i s to vm SchoQ l Greater 1:t. Zion !lapti st \7illian H. Foote Hones ' I Friendship School (.Arlington) Beulah Baptist Church Church of God in Christ Greater St. Matthew :Baptist Ch. !3arrett' s Chapel School OakVille School Antioch ::!3apti st Church Spring Hill School LeMoyne Gardens Housing .Assn. !leautiful Zion :3aptist (\'Vest Ka.1phis) Collierville High School East Trigg Tiaptist :Bethel Presbyterian Ch. White Stone :3apti st (.Parkwa.v) White Station School l3rooks Avenue SChool Log Union School Friendship TI_sptist Ch. Golden Rule Dapti st Ch • . ------·- __________ _,,, .....-~------- ---~I.ARDS i I_/~ i\:llE3ERS OF SJlll:INOLE DIVI sron, n. S• .A. FOR DI STilmUI ~IED SM ICE TO '.BOYHOOD I J I I nrc. ···~· -~' ·"-..-. I I *************** I I --- -----------·--- -- THE SILV ES LE..W:ii1:a • !~r. Claude :n ell Mr •. lbbert· Johnson 1942 1944 l I I L~--. L_______•_De_c_e_a_se-d--~-----------~(_____, _ _ _. �1, i l I a n d Ur~ .~do" L~ ; ·Davis Mr •. Zell en er Stockton Mr. \1.W.Cooke Hr•. F.J. Marable Hr. :B.T. l3anks Mr. H. C. t:ius Mr. Andrew E. lv;cintyre Mr. Grant Parhar:1 Mr. Manuel Doggott Mr. P.E. Pruitt Hr. Ibrsey West Mr. E.W.Weed Mr. Booker T. Dickerson • Hr. S.P. };Iorris iv:r. R.:B. 'llloupson •Mr. J.L. Olo.rk Mr. Earl Shielcls Mr. Robert Jolmson H:i;-. Garfield Shel ton Mr. TI'. Nelson . Er. Willioo 11 a:.ling Mr. Charles Thor:.as Mr. H.A.lJeale irr. Robert Ross Rev. Louis iJ.dri dge Hr. Dennie Lee Mr. :Llooker T. Henderson Mr. Milton :Sarber irr. Charles E, \Villiarxs Mr. Walter Vance Ur. Deupsey Partee Mr. Edward Jones * Deceased Hr. Walton King Mr. Jon.Hill Mr. Louis Harrison Mr. Minor F.. :B'reeoon Mr. Noble Gatlin Rev~ Mr. Mr. Hr. Hr. Mr. Er. Mr., l·:r. Hr. Mr. Mr. Hr o Mr. Er. Kr. Mr. Er. t'.r. Hr. Er. Mr. Hr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Louis Turner Jiu Moore ::EbDett Suggs Harry Ha.yes Diauond Brown LcDc Savage Jo:>i.n Ro Harris Ira R5 Er.10 ry Jw:1os Jones o.. T.. Pecplcs P~J • .Ana.erson Adar:1s l3ail ey Harri son Dy res Robert L.. tcRae HcC<Foster l;ndrew Lewis 0 ., L~ .ArrJ.our v;cA" Hawkins W,. L,. Par:.1phlet GcorGe Rodgers \7,. T.. Travis Jw:.1cs Carr Ea.rk Sottle.s Chastine Thoopson Charles Co::x: Louis Davis L.D. Waller �------------------- --- --~-·-------- -- ----·- ··-···· "". -···· . - . ··-···- "-·---- a n d Mr. c. s. Johnson Mr. George Glaaham Mr. \Villis E. Brown Mr. Everett Toliver Mr. Aaron :Mean.a Mr. E.A. Hawkins Mr. J. R. Ruffin Mr. R.E. Brown Mr. H.L. Hunter Mr. George Whi tmal Rev. Horris Payne Mr. Fraizer iValler Mr. Hennan Griffin Mr. Joe T. Williams Mr. Louis Johnson Miss Oennetta Washington Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mri;;. Mrs.· Mrs. ?•lrs. Mrs. Mrs. Hrs. Hrs. ~'.rs. Janie Guy Laura Tyus Iness Rodgers Etta Johnson s. '.Bartholomew M.I •. Ha,wkins W.A. Beasley s. Jordon Maceo Redwood L. Houston B. Colenan . Ida Hayes Mozella Marrs C.H. Harris 13. Macon ----.-----··---·-h-~----·------·-~-"-----~·-,-·----~- II __ J �-1- WP REPl!E§JLN'UTIVES I I Mr. s.1. Nobles Mr. S.P. &ltton Mr. L.A. fuvidso n Mr. Richard Danner Mr. J .r7. Westbro ok Mr. Jitmi e Young Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. J .A. Heyes Mr. Isaiah Goodric h Mr. H.1. King Mr. H.R. Allen Mr. Kanady o.w. J.A. &!~ze Mr. J.H. S:'li th Mr. Mr. .A.. E. Wi there Mr. Phillip 1'00 th II Mr. J .H. Bishop ,. Dave Newbern M.F. Alexan~er Ed.ward R.11?\it tt J.W. Falls R.E. Brown C.M. Sales Mr. W. Alonza Locke Rev. 'J .B.iebb Mr. William MurreY Mr. .Arthur All en Mr. Jat1es Maxwell Mr. Will Myers Mr • Hollis F. Price Mr. C.H. Harris Mr. Potts Mr. H.F. Patton Hr. H.C. Jett Mr. 1enan Viilliao s Mr. Early Rodger s Mr. John ..\.. Johnso n Mr. Willian H. McDowell Mr. 1)3.V e Sr.d. th Mr. R.A. Washin gton Mr. Duquen se Parks Mr. .Andrew Flo,wer s Mr1 W.1. PDPphl et Mr. Tyus w.c. Mr. J. w. Clarke Mr. Preston Jones Mr. D.O. Whitak er Mr. R.H. Weathe rs Mr. Willil;IO Golden Rev• Boo sevel t \Vhi tt Mr. Hayes :Boyce Mr. M.C.We lls Mr. Uarvin McKinney Mr. J.E. Appleb erry Mr. Jar;ies Hui1t Mr. R.J • Boddy * w.c. PilCK B.EERESENTATIVES Mr. Odell Guy Mr. Sao Wilson Mr. E.A. Hawkins Mr. Jaz:1es Lee Mr. Jesse IngrSP ·Mr. John ·Gar.non Jr. Mr. L.A. Snell Mr. David Tillman Rev. C.R. \Tillian s Mr. Henry Hall Mr. Paul L. S:li th Mr. Juniou s Suggs Mr. J.W. Gooden • Deceas ed ·--- ---- ---· ---·- ----- ---·- ·-- -~-·---- I ~ .......... < �~- .·· . ., ._ .. ··~ .... - ~,... ··;.-· .... '-·"""'--- The Camp fee was $5.50 per week which is an increase of .50 over 19440 This additional charge was made because of the increase in the price of food and help. Due to the fact that many boss could obtain jobs durir,g the Camping season, the attendance was a bit off, but the advancanent and Troop Cani.ping was far superior to a:ny. year in the history of Camp Daniels. S01:.1e progress was made '.Yi th the wat'er front activities despite the fa.ct that a. new location was selected for swinning. The new location is about l!miles from the old location, above the drain from a defense plant neD.rby which polluted the water and made it unsanitary :for swinming. 42 boys were taught to swim, 15 boys passed the 50 yard test, 28 boys were taught to swim more than 50 yards. Every bo~r had a physical examination before entering Camp. Wo are greatly appreciative to the following Doctors: L.A3 Johnson, R.R. Johnson, Ro Eo.rl !land, E.M. Wilkins ar•d w. E. Perry for exaoining boys :physically, free of charge. The Committee is al so grateful to the Cor.:m1ercial Appeal Fund which sent 50 boys to Car.:ip who would have oth0rwise been unable to attehd. 56 boys coopleted their Second 01ass work, B~dges wore earned as compared with 46 Second Class, 11 First Clans and 18 ~;:erit Badges in 15343, and 48 Second Class, 12 First Class and Z2 ~.:eri t Badges in 1944. 15 completed their First Class work and 96 Merit Camp Dani ols is in a very accesi ble site ualdng it possible to service a great carlines, the being just 1 mile froo nuober of boys. it is located in a beautiful woody site near Douglass ·Park.'· ~e Camp is fortunate in ho:ving city water. Scouts repaired the roof on the dining hall and 5 cu.bir s [ffid earnec1. Merit :Sndgcs in Carpentry. Tney al so painted the dining hall v.nd 5 cabins ana. ec,rned Merit ::Badges in Painting. 72 new steal cots and r.1attresses were t:b..e r:ru.ch needed additions. �ilAM'IUG COhEITTEE (Continued) A m:n:1ber of 1oproveoents are needed for the Cll!np which wo hope to obtoj_n in the near future. We need electric lights, o. recreation hnll for inclioate <lays, oora co.bins nnd a larger dining rooo. A swimming pool is also needed since Scouts wis.'lj,1ng to po.as their test in Life Saving had, to use the city pools as Wolf River is not safe for diving. CIVIC RELATIO!JS Du.ring the year, the Scouts of Sa:iinol1:i Division have not been cnllcd upon to do om.1y to.aka, but whenever called they nlWDlfS served. Tho Scouts of Chickasaw Council snonsored a Scout Circus and t.:'le Scouts of Soroinole Divisio£i were asked. to. sell tickets. $300.00 worth of tickets was sold by Scouts of S~Jinole. 10 Scouts distributed 150 posters for the Collins Chapel Hospital Fund. The boys pnrticipated in the \ia.r effort and civic good turns. 'Ihey collected waste paper, scrap iron. distributed gover11r.1i.mt posters, participated ip church a.ctivi ties. In addition to the above r.1ention13d things~ the boya participated in tho Scout-General Ei senho\vcr Waste Paper Car.lpn.ign. Below is the list of tha institutions wl10 had boys to win tho coveted a.ward1 Boy Troop §pons9ring Institution 102 Motror,ioli tan Bapt. Church 3 104 Mt. Pisgah Methodist Ch. l 105 Gospel T(Dple Baptist Ch. 2 122 Hru::d lt..on High School l ?~etrcpoli tan 1 Metals Won Pack 104 Bo.pti st Ch. �. - ····· --------------- ..-·------------·- i I I . ---·-·--- ·---· ----------·----· ....... f'QURT OF HONOR I I --- ..~dvnncencnt in rank nnong the Scout s of Scoin olo Divis ion has been poor, al thoug h ir.ipro vcncn ts have 'been shown in recen t Y•)arso i1o fool that this is duo to tho fact that we ho:ve not had an adequ o.to advan concn t staff . iVe arc endea vourin g to get these nuch neede d couns olora and feel sure that tho boys will take advantn£:;o of this oxtpn dod scrvi,~o. DurinG the 17 years of 1Jcero Scout ing in Mcr.1phis, r10 have had only 4 Eagle sc. We arc hopin g to surpa ss this in tho ensuin g yen.rs . ::Jclow is a chart show ing a recor d of the advan cmen t of Scout s for a throe year perio d. ~W..i.RDS 12...~ 1944 1945 131 190 275 22 24 47 Star Scout s 5 5 12 Life Scout s 1 2 4 92 111 418 $13cond Class Scout s First Class Scout s Eagle s Merit l3adgc s The CorJr. iittec wishe s to state that althou gh the advancl1'..rnnt progrn.r.i isn't just up to par, trcnen dous progr ess has been reach ed in tho year of 1945 and with the help of all conce rned, will endea vour to reach our goal in 1946. The Cor:m ittoe wishe s to thank the vario us peopl e who have boon risked to servo with tho Court of Honor as c.oun selors , and who have conse nted to ~ive a little of their tir:1e nnd talen t .. IIEALTII and &i.FET! This Cor:1e itteo repor ts that the Healt h and Safety recor d of our Scout s has been excel lent for tho year of 1945. Thero have been no broke n bones or seriou s injur i cs suffe red with the excep tion of one Scout rmoso hand was cut o.t Cnr.1p. Tho Scout recov ered conpl otely and witho ut defec t fron tho injur y. This recor d was achie ved throug h tho untir ing effor ts of tho Scout lcade rs. l. Tho Oorn-'i ttce wishe s to thank the Scout r.iastc rs, -~-~nn~~and-Cnr:1p Staf£ for- provi ding the boys wi :~-_:~~=-~'1 ~-~vi :~cs._._ �1· - - - · - - - - - - -.. -···-·--- ................... _________ --·· · · - - · ... ----- .. - - - · - - · - - ... -- -- ...... ---------·-·--.. ···- ---· · - - ---·· y· .. ;· ,r; ) .. !- ' \•\ :' . ~ ;_, t 11·'; ' ' ·c' ~~ ·:·- ~ i1,~\• '.· I;' ' \' :\. ...... ' Ii ' ~ \ ; ·~ f I> I • t - ii~<:. .~-J 1 \ ~ ·-. . ·..,, :., ~ .l , • \· \ >! ~ '·. °"- ' , CU13J3Ilm CO!:l·;ITTEE l i j ~ '\ :~: ·,,J1 ( i T;~::\ f"~2~~-~.\ ··,, '\..:.~ )' : ~ Cublling is tho Scouting progra'11 for boys 9-12 years of! age. The Scout prograo is distinctly different from the Bo~r Scouts. Boys who take part in Cubbing advance through tl'le program U..'1. til their 12th. birth~ay when they graduate into Iloy Scouts. I ! I,· / l I I \ We are pleased to report that tho Cubbing program has I in number of boys and activity throughout the ncrcase i marked very a shown number of Cubs in the history of the largest t:no htwc now past year. We for the early part of 1946. Po.cks Division, with six prospoctivo J:vory month there is nn incronsing number of boys who ( graduate from Cubbing into full-fledged Scouting. These boys have more interest ond advo.nco fo.ster n.nd stny in Scouting longer tho.n tho boy vrho has never boon a Cub. Five institutions who hnvo ho.d :Boy Scouts for sometime, orgo.nized Cub Packs during tho past yenr. .All have been plcnscd both •;·:i th the Pnck and with its effect upon the Scout Troop. Tnc comparative figures on Cub momborship for tho 12 r.1on ths ending Docombcr l, 1945 nrc o.s follows: ~ 169 728 CUBS (_Negro) CUDS (Vt1i to) 6 24 PACKS ( Negro) PACKS (White) 1944 174 743 ~ 298 867 8 13 21 28 Gn.in 124 124 Lo.§..§..... 5 7 Thus, you rrill soc from tho above figures tho.t the Cubbing progrom has expanded tror. :<mdou:Jly during the po.st 12 months_, We arc most grr1tcful to tho mon, \70L.iOn ond Scouts who worked so untiringly to provide this "Wondorfhl progrmn for ~roungor boys. On Jul~r 4,1945, tho Cubs were guest o:f tho Boy Th cy sp on t th0 day gotrig \7i th th oi r paron ts. o.lo s cl Do.ni CDrnp at Scouts life. CoL1p \7ith ting acquo.intoa. On Thanksgiving, lfov0mbor 29,1945 ·a Fellowship Breakfast nus hold n.t Camp Do.nids. Only Denchiofs, Cubbors and Cubs ntt . mdod. 250 uore served hot broo1cfo.st. There r1ns u program appropriate for tho occasion. Cubs served as ushers at a number of events during tho Tho Cub loaders mot rri th tho Scout l ondors Round To.blc throughout the yoo.r. It is hoped thn.t n sopo.rnto Round Tnblc cnn be orgnnizod in 1946. Tho Commi tt oo would like to take this opportunity to o:q>ross appreciation to tho Scouts who sorvod ns Denchiofs for the Dons in each Pac~. TvTClvc boys complotod a Donchicf Training Course. Others ·-·· ··-- _,,, -·--· .. ,.,..., .. . ..... ---·~·- ...·~--~ - -·· .. ~·· ·-······~--- ..·---· --··-·· ·------·-- ••·.--...·------ .. ---- ··- ... �rnJl3BING COMMITT:m:E ( Contim1ed) have expressed a desire to take the Course in 1946. The leadership which these Denchicfs and others have shown in working with the diffe1·ent ;)ens, measures up to the high ideals of Scouting and proves that Scouting developes leadership qualities. RUF.AL SCOUTING Rural Scout.int; in the Area. outside of Mefil>his, is composed of Crittenden County, .Arkansas r.".lld Shelby County, Tennessee. It has 18 Troops and 1 Cub Pack. The a.dvancancnt in the Rurals is at a low ebb, due to the fact that the Scoutmas.ters have ha.d little training. Kor-a ~pha.si s will be placed on the training of leaders in the ensuing year. EASTERN ABK.ANSAS There a.re 3 Troops and 1 Cub Pack, a Troop in West Manphis, Marion and' Turrell and a. Cub Po.ck in Mariont 'in ·ci{stern ·.A.rl"...ansas. The Committee recQmmends a special effort be made in the advo.ncement progralll. Several new Troops are in the process of organization in northern Mississippi. We are doeply indobted to the "Memphis \Vorld 11 for the publication of "Scouting ,AJIJong Our Boys 11 • Tl-:.is news is printed weekly. It is a great help in advising Scouts, Cubs, Scouters and Cubbers of the activities of Seminole Division and the Boy Scout Movement. 11 Scouting .Aniong Our :Soys" is not only read by Scou.ts, but by all those .. wh01 a.re interested in the :Soy Scout Movement. Wo emphasize our tl:..a.nks to the ~ffi­ cials of the 1'M€I!l.phis World" for their :fine cooperation. Doth the 11 ComL.1~:i;-cial .Appeal 11 und the "Man.phis Press Scimitar" have been generous in printing our news. They have cooperated to the fullest extent in publi~~ing news about summer Calllp and Training School , etc. The 11Arkansas World" has also been generous in printing the news of the Scouts in Arkansas. The Committee and Seminole Division is deeply appreciative to these fine newspapers and their staffs for their cooperation during the yca,r of 1945 given by them to the Division. �Organizatio n Cor.t:littee ll'or seven consecutive years, Chickasaw Council of which Sa:iinolo Division is a :oeuber, has received tho "Walter W" Head .Acorn Awa·cc.':.11 , and. we aro hoping to receive it again this y~ar. l This 11Awardn is biven when a Council reachc::s a set objective of Scouts, Troops, Cubs and 'i':'a·~ks for the year. '1ho giver of this 11Awa.rd 11 is the lhtional President of ¥he Boy Sco\lt Mov~ent and we should :fool proud to receive it. The Organizatio n Comtli ttee of Saninole Division is w6~ing hard to ·recruit enough boys and Troops and Packs to help win this 11 .Awa.rd 11 .. DJ.ring the year of 1945, we .wore given a Fie!d · Scout Executive, who resigned after a few oonths of service. In order to give the boys the sewice that they need and deserve, we Need HelE1 Since the beginning of World \Var II, wo have lost quite a few of our Scoutn'":l.ste rs. rn.ese uen are gradually returning and we aro asking that each ~couter put forth an extra effort to recruit r.:tore oen into Scouting, as we 'Can."'lot Lead without Leaders • llelow is a coi:1parison of the Me:ibership for the past three years : Dec. i. '1943 White Scouts Negro Scouts Doc. l, l9t14 1)9c, l, 1945 ~ TO!rA'L SCOUTS 2,395 i.015 3,411 White Troops Negro Troops !!UT.AL Tl:l>OPS 105 51 156 57 is1·· Whi to Cubs 728 Negro Cubs '.ro TAL CUBS 743 169 2,354 2,209 11153 z.362 1~100 3,•154 100'. ··~ 145 53 92 101 58 159 1 2 174 867 298 124 124 897 91? 1,165 248 24 21 7 l ' White Packs Negro Packs lrO T..l.L P.AC..'K S 6 8 28 13 30 29 41 5 12 '!OT.AL SCOUTS & CUDS 4,308 4,371 4,527 156 At the bec,'1.nning of the year, Sa:iinolc Division suffered a treoendous loss of boys, but we are happy to announce that at this writing, we have shown a large gain. !!he Car.mitt ee has oad.e a strong a.p1)eal to the oon for a hard push for the ra:i.a.ining weeks of the year. Heeding this call is a Civic Club of tho city that has consented to work with the Coooi tt..e.e to help organize new 'l'roops and revive the dea:d Troops. ------·---- ------- ..···-·------·- --·--·------ ----·-·-··-·- - �-1 ··-·-··------·----' '.!'RAINING COMKITTEE 'lho Training CoDni ttce keeps in oind the ioporta,;.~ce of spaci-al training for speciul work. 'i1"..is is as true of Scouting as on other SIJOcio.lized work., Our institute was holcl this year at the B,;ale Avenue Audi tori ur.1 Sopter:.1ber 18 i2l ,25,28 and October 2,5, 9, for Scoutr.1asters, Coor..:issioners and Cub Le{::.ders. ~ere were 60 oen enrolled in the institute froo 41 institutions, oost of whor..l will receive certificates. In the courses there was little theoretical work, they 11 learned to do by doing 11 • ·· The Training Oom:d. ttee is indebted to the Heal th and Safety Service. Regional Office, National Inter-Racial Coouitteo. Your Chairoan also wlshes to take this opportunity to thank the Instructors and Staff Members who served so fa.i thfully. N.AME OF OOURSE NO. PEROONS ATTENDING El<:.r..1ents of Cub Leadership ( 6 Courses) 11 CERTIFICATES I SSO'ED 4 Fundar.1entals of the l!oy Scout Movenenf ( 1 Course) 20 Scoutoasters Training Course (6 Courses) TO T.. 29 19 \.L... ............ 60 23 We strongly recor.JDcnd a Troop Caoping training course, Health and Safety, oore trainirig for Cubbers and a ~1ecialization course, to be held in the early spring. -··--·-----·------~----~~-------------··· --··----... .....~-·.. ~--- ......... � 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 I Cf.?..eport oj Committees 1945 SEMINOLE DIVISION of CHICKRSRW COUNCIL MEMPHIS, TENNESSSE "On My Honor I Will Do My Best" ANNURL MEETING, DECEMBER 18, i945, 7:30 P. M. 1MANASS.A.S HIGH SCHOOL, DINING ROOM '!!' .• . ,- -·--·-7. . "r---------------··-...1 I I §CEMO~CDD..CE CDOV'O~OCD~ RESPECTFULLY DEDICATES THIS BOOK TO.THE LATE WHO .GAVE MOST OF HIS SCOUTING TIME TO THE PROMOTION OF THE WORK AMONG j ' I I I j I I / /·' --·...._..:..________~ ---------~"""'-. ~ . ' ~ . SEMINOLE DIVISION OF '--- \ CHICIL~SAW COUNCIL B. s. s. nrc. . Ill I I STEE..lUHG COMt~TTEE 1945 \ omcERs ( \ Mr. A.n. l31and Division Chairman ll I Hr. M.W. Bonner Vice Chairman I Mr. J .A. Swayze Vice ·Chairman : Mr .. H.,L., Price Secretary 1 Mr. J.iV., Clarke Coi:.1nissioner \ Mr. J .A. Beauchar.rp Thcecutive Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr• Mr. Dr. Mr., Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Chain:ian. Standing Conni ttees E.C. Daniels Bobort E. Jrown lil. Ae Tc..'ague E.,A., 'Hawkins w. Alonzo Locke R.:m~. Dla.'1d J oL. Drinkl~· II 13,, T. Eunt R.J. 3oddy Jo A. 'Hayes J. L. Juckner Camping Civic Relations Court of Honor Cubl)ing Financo Ee.:-1lth Organization Reading Itu.ral Scouting Safoty Training District Coonissioners \ \ l I I Mr. J .H. Soi th .il..rrowhoad I ~!r. J .'ii. Mason Arkansas . .) Mr. L. V. Johnson Cinarron Mr. o. c. Suttles Ottawa Mr. C.H. Harris Q;uapc:~w ' Mr. R.J. Roddy Shelby County / \ *"'*"'*''""**"'***"'"'* \, Mr. A.K. Thlrrow President, 011ickasaw Council .. "- Et. Edwin Do.lstrora Ch. Inter-1?.acial. Cocr:ii ttee / "-...._ Mr, W, Gordon Morris Scout Exocutive // ~ / ~ ---- .... __ ~~ ~----- . ''....// . SE1't\11'10LE DJ\IJ S101'l OF Cf-JJCj<(;.\S;-\\1,1 COIJ}'ICJL B.S.;-\. IJ} - ..Ir' .._.I I 1'1\ E1~\?J-J E~\ -rEf'l rt Deca:iber 18,1945 To the Fri ends of Scouting: There is a tine in the affairs of a.ll service ins ti tu - tions when stock nust be taken and foundations laid for new o.chievenents. Seoinole Division of Chickasaw Council, 3.S • .A. Inc. has been faced with such tines • .All through the ye~, the horrors of war was felt, but we had not the slightest idea that the effect would be so wide spread• effcc ing as it did ah:1;ost every Cub Pa.ck and scout Troop; in the Division. The following is a brief report froo sor:ie of the Standing Cor.v:.ittees of the Division, which describes the r.1ajor accor.:rplis..lir.ients for. the. fiscal yeur Deceuber l, 1944 to Nover1ber 30,1945. These reports do not fully reflect the loyal and unstinting service of the imr+dreds of people who have so freely given of their tir.ie and effort to enable our boys to ha.ve benefit of Scouting. I would like to use this r:1ethod to express ny a:;:::preciation to evecy Scouter, \J'i..i:Jber and De:nr.iother in the ,·Division for their splendid work done and for the cooperation r.mde for the cood of Scouting •. We of Seoinole Division salute you---- and wish each of ·you, health, happiness and success. Assistant Scout Executive ----------------------·----------------··-- @lJSJL\IlJG INSTITUTIONS I ~ Centenary 1lethodist Ch. totropoli tnn :Baptist Church Ut. Pisgah Methodist Church First Baptist Lauderdale Manassas High School , Mt. Olive Methodist Ch. Gospel Teuple Baptist Ch. St. Stephens Baptist Ch. iieaver School Middle 3apti st Church 1 Mississippi Blvd. Christian Ch. I ' Jackson .Avenue !3aptist Lincoln School Eethleheo Baptist Ch. (Soutii) M~rlon High School (.Arknnsas) Friendship School (.Arlington) Beulah Baptist Church Church of God in Christ Greater St. Matthew :Baptist Ch. !3arrett' s Chapel School OakVille School Antioch ::!3apti st Church Spring Hill School LeMoyne Gardens Housing .Assn. !leautiful Zion :3aptist (\'Vest Ka.1phis) Collierville High School East Trigg Tiaptist :Bethel Presbyterian Ch. White Stone :3apti st (.Parkwa.v) White Station School l3rooks Avenue SChool Log Union School Friendship TI_sptist Ch. Golden Rule Dapti st Ch • . Mt. ?Jebo naptist Church . Lester Street School Mt. Zion :Daptist Church Kortrecht !ntennediate School Har.1il ton High School Douglass High Sthool j Woodstock Training School · Cane Creek Japtist Church Geter High School St. J• .. •.HJ i:ot:C.odist Church Capleville School Friiyser School Leath Public. School Vollcntine Ilapti st Church Larose ~··school St. Andrew Methoclist Church Turrell High School (Arkansas) Mt. Pleasant 13aptist :Drunswick ;·:ich School Colw.1b11s :Baptist Church 3othleher.1 J3apti st (Nortl').) LeEoyne Gardens Tenant .Assn. TI cnj i s to vm SchoQ l Greater 1:t. Zion !lapti st \7illian H. Foote Hones ------·- __________ _,,, ..... -~------- ---- --- -----------·--- -- ···~· -~' i ~I.ARDS I_/~ I I I i\:llE3ERS OF SJlll:INOLE DIVI sron, n. S • .A. nrc. FOR DI STilmUI ~IED SM ICE TO '.BOYHOOD *************** THE SILV ES LE .. W :ii1:a J • !~r. Claude :n ell 1942 I I Mr •. lbbert· Johnson l 1944 ·"-..-. I I I I L~--. L ______ •_De_c_e_a_se-d--~-----------~( _____ , ___ . ; Ur~ .~do" L~ ·Davis Mr •. Zell en er Stockton Mr. \1.W.Cooke Hr •. F.J. Marable Hr. :B.T. l3anks Mr. H. C. t:ius Mr. Andrew E. lv;cintyre Mr. Grant Parhar:1 Mr. Manuel Doggott Mr. P.E. Pruitt Hr. Ibrsey West Mr. E.W.Weed Mr. Booker T. Dickerson • Hr. S.P. };Iorris iv:r. R.:B. 'llloupson •Mr. J.L. Olo.rk Mr. Earl Shielcls Mr. Robert Jolmson H:i;-. Garfield Shel ton Mr. TI'. Nelson . Er. Willioo 11 a:.ling Mr. Charles Thor:.as Mr. H.A.lJeale irr. Robert Ross Rev. Louis iJ.dri dge Hr. Dennie Lee Mr. :Llooker T. Henderson Mr. Milton :Sarber irr. Charles E, \Villiarxs Mr. Walter Vance Ur. Deupsey Partee Mr. Edward Jones a n d * Deceased Hr. Walton King Mr. Jon.Hill Mr. Louis Harrison Mr. Minor F.. :B'reeoon Mr. Noble Gatlin Rev~ Louis Turner Mr. Jiu Moore Mr. ::EbDett Suggs Hr. Harry Ha.yes Hr. Diauond Brown Mr. LcDc Savage Er. Jo:>i.n Ro Harris Mr., Ira R5 Er.10 ry l·:r. Jw:1os Jones Hr. o .. T .. Pecplcs Mr. P~J • .Ana.erson Mr. Adar:1s l3ail ey Hr o Harri son Dy res Mr. Robert L .. tcRae Er. HcC<Foster Kr. l;ndrew Lewis Mr. 0 ., L~ .ArrJ.our Er. v;cA" Hawkins t'.r. W ,. L,. Par:.1phlet Hr. GcorGe Rodgers Er. \7,. T .. Travis Mr. Jw:.1cs Carr Hr. Ea.rk Sottle.s Mr. Chastine Thoopson Mr. Charles Co::x: Mr. Louis Davis Mr. L.D. Waller 1, i l I ---------------------- --~-·-------- -- ----·- ··-···· "". -···· . - . ··-···- "-·---- Mr. c. s. Johnson Mr. George Glaaham Mr. \Villis E. Brown Mr. Everett Toliver Mr. Aaron :Mean.a Mr. E.A. Hawkins Mr. J. R. Ruffin Mr. R.E. Brown Mr. H.L. Hunter Mr. George Whi tmal Rev. Horris Payne Mr. Fraizer iValler Mr. Hennan Griffin Mr. Joe T. Williams Mr. Louis Johnson Miss Oennetta Washington a n d Mrs. Janie Guy Mrs. Laura Tyus Mrs. Iness Rodgers Mrs. Etta Johnson Mrs. s. '.Bartholomew Mrs. M.I •. Ha,wkins Mri;;. W.A. Beasley Mrs.· s. Jordon Mrs. Maceo Redwood ?•lrs. L. Houston Mrs. B. Colenan . Mrs. Ida Hayes Hrs. Mozella Marrs Hrs. C.H. Harris ~'.rs. 13. Macon ----. -----··---·-h-~----·------·-~-"-----~·-,-·----~- I I __ J ,. Mr. s.1. Nobles Mr. S.P. &ltton Mr. L.A. fuvidson Mr. Richard Danner Mr. J .r7. Westbrook Mr. Jitmi e Young Mr. J .A. Heyes Mr. Isaiah Goodrich Mr. H.1. King Mr. H.R. Allen Mr. o.w. Kanady Mr. J.A. &!~ze Mr. J.H. S:'li th Mr. .A.. E. Wi there Mr. Phillip 1'00 th II Mr. J .H. Bishop Mr. J. w. Clarke Mr. Preston Jones Mr. D.O. Whitaker Mr. R.H. Weathers Mr. Willil;IO Golden Rev• Boo sevel t \Vhi tt Mr. Hayes :Boyce Mr. M.C.Wells Mr. Uarvin McKinney Mr. J.E. Appleberry Mr. Jar;ies Hui1t Mr. R.J • Boddy Mr. Odell Guy Mr. Sao Wilson Mr. E.A. Hawkins Mr. Jaz:1es Lee Mr. Jesse IngrSP ·Mr. John ·Gar.non Jr. Mr. L.A. Snell WP REPl!E§JLN'UTIVES PilCK B.EERESENTATIVES Mr. Dave Newbern Mr. M.F. Alexan~er Mr. Ed.ward R.11?\it tt Mr. J.W. Falls Mr. R.E. Brown Mr. C.M. Sales Mr. W. Alonza Locke Rev. 'J .B.iebb Mr. William MurreY Mr. .Arthur All en Mr. Jat1es Maxwell Mr. Will Myers Mr • Hollis F. Price Mr. C.H. Harris Mr. w.c. Potts Mr. H.F. Patton Hr. H.C. Jett Mr. 1enan Viilliaos Mr. Early Rodgers Mr. John ..\.. Johnson Mr. Willian H. McDowell Mr. 1)3.V e Sr.d. th Mr. R.A. Washington * Mr. Duquense Parks Mr. .Andrew Flo,wers Mr1 W.1. PDPphlet Mr. w.c. Tyus Mr. David Tillman Rev. C.R. \Tillians Mr. Henry Hall Mr. Paul L. S:li th Mr. Junious Suggs Mr. J.W. Gooden • Deceased ·----------· ---·---------·-·-- -~-·---- -1- ~ .................... < I I I ~- .·· . ., .. _ .. ··~ .... - '-·"""'--- ~,... ··;.-· .... The Camp fee was $5.50 per week which is an increase of .50 over 19440 This additional charge was made because of the increase in the price of food and help. Due to the fact that many boss could obtain jobs durir,g the Camping season, the attendance was a bit off, but the advancanent and Troop Cani.ping was far superior to a:ny. year in the history of Camp Daniels. S01:.1e progress was made '.Yi th the wat'er front activities despite the fa.ct that a. new location was selected for swinning. The new location is about l!miles from the old location, above the drain from a defense plant neD.rby which polluted the water and made it unsanitary :for swinming. 42 boys were taught to swim, 15 boys passed the 50 yard test, 28 boys were taught to swim more than 50 yards. Every bo~r had a physical examination before entering Camp. Wo are greatly appreciative to the following Doctors: L.A3 Johnson, R.R. Johnson, Ro Eo.rl !land, E.M. Wilkins ar•d w. E. Perry for exaoining boys :physically, free of charge. The Committee is al so grateful to the Cor.:m1ercial Appeal Fund which sent 50 boys to Car.:ip who would have oth0rwise been unable to attehd. 56 boys coopleted their Second 01ass work, 15 completed their First Class work and 96 Merit B~dges wore earned as compared with 46 Second Class, 11 First Clans and 18 ~;:erit Badges in 15343, and 48 Second Class, 12 First Class and Z2 ~.:eri t Badges in 1944. Camp Dani ols is in a very accesi ble site being just 1 mile froo the carlines, ualdng it possible to service a great nuober of boys. it is located in a beautiful woody site near Douglass ·Park.'· ~e Camp is fortunate in ho:ving city water. Scouts repaired the roof on the dining hall and 5 cu.bir s [ffid earnec1. Merit :Sndgcs in Carpentry. Tney al so painted the dining hall v.nd 5 cabins ana. ec,rned Merit ::Badges in Painting. 72 new steal cots and r.1attresses were t:b..e r:ru.ch needed additions. ilAM'IUG COhEITTEE (Continued) A m:n:1ber of 1oproveoents are needed for the Cll!np which wo hope to obtoj_n in the near future. We need electric lights, o. recreation hnll for inclioate <lays, oora co.bins nnd a larger dining rooo. A swimming pool is also needed since Scouts wis.'lj,1ng to po.as their test in Life Saving had, to use the city pools as Wolf River is not safe for diving. CIVIC RELATIO!JS Du.ring the year, the Scouts of Sa:iinol1:i Division have not been cnllcd upon to do om.1y to.aka, but whenever called they nlWDlfS served. Tho Scouts of Chickasaw Council snonsored a Scout Circus and t.:'le Scouts of Soroinole Divisio£i were asked. to. sell tickets. $300.00 worth of tickets was sold by Scouts of S~Jinole. 10 Scouts distributed 150 posters for the Collins Chapel Hospital Fund. The boys pnrticipated in the \ia.r effort and civic good turns. 'Ihey collected waste paper, scrap iron. distributed gover11r.1i.mt posters, participated ip church a.ctivi ties. In addition to the above r.1ention13d things~ the boya participated in tho Boy Scout-General Ei senho\vcr Waste Paper Car.lpn.ign. Below is the list of tha institutions wl10 had boys to win tho coveted a.ward1 Troop §pons9ring Institution Metals Won 102 Motror,ioli tan Bapt. Church 3 104 Mt. Pisgah Methodist Ch. l 105 Gospel T(Dple Baptist Ch. 2 122 Hru::d lt..on High School l Pack 104 ?~etrcpoli tan Bo.pti st Ch. 1 i I I I I . - ····· --------------- .. -·------------·- --- . ---·-·--- ·---· ----------·----· ....... f'QURT OF HONOR .. ~dvnncencnt in rank nnong the Scouts of Scoinolo Division has been poor, al though ir.iprovcncnts have 'been shown in recent Y•)arso i1o fool that this is duo to tho fact that we ho:ve not had an adequo.to advanconcnt staff. iVe arc endeavouring to get these nuch needed counsolora and feel sure that tho boys will take advantn£:;o of this oxtpndod scrvi,~o. DurinG the 17 years of 1Jcero Scouting in Mcr.1phis, r10 have had only 4 Eaglesc. We arc hoping to surpass this in tho ensuing yen.rs. ::Jclow is a chart show ing a record of the advancment of Scouts for a throe year period. ~W .. i.RDS $13cond Class Scouts First Class Scouts Star Scouts Life Scouts Eagles Merit l3adgcs 12...~ 131 22 5 1 92 1944 190 24 5 2 111 1945 275 47 12 4 418 The CorJr.iittec wishes to state that although the advancl1'..rnnt progrn.r.i isn't just up to par, trcnendous progress has been reached in tho year of 1945 and with the help of all concerned, will endeavour to reach our goal in 1946. The Cor:mittoe wishes to thank the various people who have boon risked to servo with tho Court of Honor as c.ounselors, and who have consented to ~ive a little of their tir:1e nnd talent .. IIEALTII and &i.FET! This Cor:1eitteo reports that the Health and Safety record of our Scouts has been excellent for tho year of 1945. Thero have been no broken bones or serious injuri cs suffered with the exception of one Scout rmoso hand was cut o.t Cnr .. 1p. Tho Scout recovered conplotely and without defect fron tho injury. This record was achieved through tho untiring efforts of tho Scoutlcaders. Tho Oorn-'i ttce wishes to thank the Scoutr.iastcrs, l .. -~-~nn~~and-Cnr:1p Staf£ for- providing the boys wi :~-_:~~=-~'1~-~vi :~cs._._ 1 ·---·-------.. -···-·--- ................... ________ --·· ··--· ... -----.. ---·--·-- ... -- -- ...... ---------·-·--.. ···- ---· ·-- ---·· ) ;· ,r; y· .. ''.· I;' ' :\. i1,~\ ~ )' : '\ Ii ...... ' • • , .. !- ~ \ ; ·~ f I> I \· ~ ' \•\ - .~-J 1i i~<:. l CU13J3Ilm CO!:l·;ITTEE i j t :' .. ~ ;_, \ ~ \ ~ '\ ~ ·'; ·c' .. . ,, ~ '· °"- I 11 ' ' ·- ·.. >! .l . ~ ~ ·:·- • t :., :~: ' ·,,J ( i / f"~2~~-~.\ T;~::\ 1 , I '\..:.~ ··,, \ Cublling is tho Scouting progra'11 for boys 9-12 years age. The Scout prograo is distinctly different from I,· the Bo~r Scouts. Boys who take part in Cubbing advance through tl'le program U..'1. til their 12th. birth~ay l when they graduate into Iloy Scouts. I of! ! We are pleased to report that tho Cubbing program has I shown a very marked i ncrcase in number of boys and activity throughout the past year. We now htwc t:no largest number of Cubs in the history of the Division, with six prospoctivo Po.cks for the early part of 1946. J:vory month there is nn incronsing number of boys who ( graduate from Cubbing into full-fledged Scouting. These boys have more interest ond advo.nco fo.ster n.nd stny in Scouting longer tho.n tho boy vrho has never boon a Cub. Five institutions who hnvo ho.d :Boy Scouts for sometime, orgo.nized Cub Packs during tho past yenr. .All have been plcnscd both •;·:i th the Pnck and with its effect upon the Scout Troop. Tnc comparative figures on Cub momborship for tho 12 r.1on ths ending Docombcr l, 1945 nrc o.s follows: ~ 1944 ~ Gn.in Lo.§..§..... CUBS (_Negro) 169 174 298 124 CUDS (Vt1i to) 728 743 867 124 PACKS ( Negro) 6 8 13 5 PACKS (White) 24 21 28 7 Thus, you rrill soc from tho above figures tho.t the Cubbing progrom has expanded tror .. :<mdou:Jly during the po.st 12 months_, We arc most grr1tcful to tho mon, \70L.iOn ond Scouts who worked so untiringly to provide this "Wondorfhl progrmn for ~roungor boys. On Jul~r 4,1945, tho Cubs were guest o:f tho Boy - Scouts at CDrnp Do.ni cl s o.lo rig \7i th th oi r paron ts. Th cy sp on t th0 day gotting acquo.intoa. \7ith CoL1p life. On Thanksgiving, lfov0mbor 29,1945 ·a Fellowship Breakfast nus hold n.t Camp Do.nids. Only Denchiofs, Cubbors and Cubs ntt .. mdod. 250 uore served hot broo1cfo.st. There r1ns u program appropriate for tho occasion. Cubs served as ushers at a number of events during tho Tho Cub loaders mot rri th tho Scout l ondors Round To.blc throughout the yoo.r. It is hoped thn.t n sopo.rnto Round Tnblc cnn be orgnnizod in 1946. Tho Commi tt oo would like to take this opportunity to o:q>ross appreciation to tho Scouts who sorvod ns Denchiofs for the Dons in each Pac~. TvTClvc boys complotod a Donchicf Training Course. Others ·-·· ··-- _,,, -·--· .. ,.,..., .. . ..... ---·~·- ... ·~--~ - -·· .. ~·· ·-······~--- .. ·---· --··-·· ··- ... ·------·-- ••·.--... ·------ .. ---- rnJl3BING COMMITT:m:E ( Contim1ed) have expressed a desire to take the Course in 1946. The leadership which these Denchicfs and others have shown in working with the diffe1·ent ;)ens, measures up to the high ideals of Scouting and proves that Scouting developes leadership qualities. RUF.AL SCOUTING Rural Scout.int; in the Area. outside of Mefil>his, is composed of Crittenden County, .Arkansas r.".lld Shelby County, Tennessee. It has 18 Troops and 1 Cub Pack. The a.dvancancnt in the Rurals is at a low ebb, due to the fact that the Scoutmas.ters have ha.d little training. Kor-a ~pha.si s will be placed on the training of leaders in the ensuing year. EASTERN ABK.ANSAS There a.re 3 Troops and 1 Cub Pack, a Troop in West Manphis, Marion and' Turrell and a. Cub Po.ck in Mariont 'in ·ci{stern ·.A.rl"...ansas. The Committee recQmmends a special effort be made in the advo.ncement progralll. Several new Troops are in the process of organization in northern Mississippi. We are doeply indobted to the "Memphis \Vorld 11 for the publication of "Scouting ,AJIJong Our Boys 11 • Tl-:.is news is printed weekly. It is a great help in advising Scouts, Cubs, Scouters and Cubbers of the activities of Seminole Division and the Boy Scout Movement. 11 Scouting .Aniong Our :Soys" is not only read by Scou.ts, but by all those .. wh01 a.re interested in the :Soy Scout Movement. Wo emphasize our tl:..a.nks to the ~fficials of the 1'M€I!l.phis World" for their :fine cooperation. Doth the 11 ComL.1~:i;-cial .Appeal 11 und the "Man.phis Press Scimitar" have been generous in printing our news. They have cooperated to the fullest extent in publi~~ing news about summer Calllp and Training School , etc. The 11 Arkansas World" has also been generous in printing the news of the Scouts in Arkansas. The Committee and Seminole Division is deeply appreciative to these fine newspapers and their staffs for their cooperation during the yca,r of 1945 given by them to the Division. Organization Cor.t:littee ll'or seven consecutive years, Chickasaw Council of which Sa:iinolo Division is a :oeuber, has received tho "Walter W" Head .Acorn Awa·cc.':. 11 , and. we aro hoping to receive it again this y~ar. l This 11 Awardn is biven when a Council reachc::s a set objective of Scouts, Troops, Cubs and 'i':'a·~ks for the year. '1ho giver of this 11 Awa.rd 11 is the lhtional President of ¥he Boy Sco\lt Mov~ent and we should :fool proud to receive it. The Organization Comtli ttee of Saninole Division is w6~ing hard to ·recruit enough boys and Troops and Packs to help win this 11.Awa.rd 11 .. DJ.ring the year of 1945, we .wore given a Fie!d · Scout Executive, who resigned after a few oonths of service. In order to give the boys the sewice that they need and deserve, we Need HelE1 Since the beginning of World \Var II, wo have lost quite a few of our Scoutn'":l.sters. rn.ese uen are gradually returning and we aro asking that each ~couter put forth an extra effort to recruit r.:tore oen into Scouting, as we 'Can."'lot Lead without Leaders • llelow is a coi:1parison of the Me:ibership for the past three years : Dec. i. '1943 Doc. l, l9t14 1)9c, l, 1945 ~ ··~ White Scouts 2,395 2,354 2,209 145 Negro Scouts i.015 1~100 11153 53 TO!rA'L SCOUTS 3,411 3,•154 z.362 92 White Troops 105 100'. 101 l Negro Troops 51 57 58 1 !!UT.AL Tl:l>OPS 156 is1·· 159 2 ' Whi to Cubs 728 743 867 124 Negro Cubs 169 174 298 124 '.ro TAL CUBS 897 91? 1,165 248 White Packs 24 21 28 7 Negro Packs 6 8 13 5 lrO T .. l.L P .AC..'K S 30 29 41 12 '!OT.AL SCOUTS & CUDS 4,308 4,371 4,527 156 At the bec,'1.nning of the year, Sa:iinolc Division suffered a treoendous loss of boys, but we are happy to announce that at this writing, we have shown a large gain. !!he Car.mitt ee has oad.e a strong a.p1)eal to the oon for a hard push for the ra:i.a.ining weeks of the year. Heeding this call is a Civic Club of tho city that has consented to work with the Coooi tt..e.e to help organize new 'l'roops and revive the dea:d Troops. ------·-----------.. ···-·------·---·--·----------·-·-··-·-- ··-·-··------·----' '.!'RAINING COMKITTEE 'lho Training CoDni ttce keeps in oind the ioporta,;.~ce of spaci-al training for speciul work. 'i1"..is is as true of Scouting as on other SIJOcio.lized work., Our institute was holcl this year at the -1 B,;ale Avenue Audi tori ur.1 Sopter:.1ber 18 i2l ,25,28 and October 2,5, 9, for Scoutr.1asters, Coor..:issioners and Cub Le{::.ders. ~ere were 60 oen enrolled in the institute froo 41 institutions, oost of whor..l will receive certificates. In the courses there was little theoretical work, they 11 learned to do by doing 11 • ·· The Training Oom:d. ttee is indebted to the Heal th and Safety Service. Regional Office, National Inter-Racial Coouitteo. Your Chairoan also wlshes to take this opportunity to thank the Instructors and Staff Members who served so fa.i thfully. N.AME OF OOURSE El<:.r..1ents of Cub Leadership ( 6 Courses) NO. PEROONS ATTENDING 11 Fundar.1entals of the l!oy Scout Movenenf 20 ( 1 Course) Scoutoasters Training Course (6 Courses) 29 TO T .. \.L... . . . . . . . . . . . . 60 CERTIFICATES I SSO'ED 4 19 23 We strongly recor.JDcnd a Troop Caoping training course, Health and Safety, oore trainirig for Cubbers and a ~1ecialization course, to be held in the early spring. -··--·-----·------~----~~-------------··· ..... ~-· .. --··----... ~---........ . 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. 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1945 Title A name given to the resource 1945 Chickasaw Council Seminole Division Reports of Committes Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink & Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chickasaw Council, BSA Annual Report https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/5cb364a91d5a17d7853eb16470ab7095.pdf 042d86ef83b8c164f25f39504453f6ac PDF Text Text Please Fill Out in Triplicate; One Copy for Your Use; One to Regional Office; One to National Office. ' Copies to be Returned to Regional and National Offices not later than January 31, 1946 Form 0-1426. BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 1945 WAR TIME SERVICE REPORT ,I REGION No··--~c-=---- ·ue Includes GREEN THUMB CAMPAIGN COUNCIL No··----~~ Ohlekasaw oouno11, B.. s.A" tao. NAME OF COUNCIL_ _ _ _ _ _~-=c-,---,---..:e-:oic-::::------------===----------- fena. MemPJi.le LOCATION OF COUNCIL OFFICE~------ (STATE) INCLUDE IN THIS REPORT ONLY 1945 ACTIVITIES :j ~ .,, u... zu NATURE OF WAR SERVICE RENDERED 0 " 0 0 SPACE FOR YOUR COMMENT Completed - Include • Date of Completion) . (I£ t . ~. a WASTE PAPER COLLECTION General Eisenhower - Boy Scout Campaign March - April 1945 WASTE PAPER COLLECTION (Total of, entire year) Unit Citations Awarded !1§.PUlit A-o\>trt, Eisenhower Medals Awarded 78 Lbs. SALVAGE OF SCRAP RUBBER Lbs. SALVAGE OF SCRAP METAL (Scrap Banks) Lbs. SALVAGE OF 'TIN CANS Lbs. SALVAGE OF GREASE Lbs. BOOKS COLLECTED FOR MILITARY CAMPS UNITED NATIONAL CLOTHING COLLECTION No. L~s. CIRCULARS DISTRIBUTED No. POSTERS DISTRIBUTED COUNCIL OR LOCAL DISTRIBUTIONS OF GOVERNMENT INFORMATION MATERIAL No. WAR FUND DRIVE 16 OTHER COLLECTIONS (such as toys, etc.) lfJNo. LOCAL COOPERATION WITH OTHER AGENCIES* (LIST ALSO SPECIAL LOCAL COUNCIL WAR! TIME SERVICE), *American Red Cross; American Legion; U.S.O.; O.C.D. Service; Community Chests; Bundles for Britain; Fire Prevention Week Committee; United China Relief; Y.M.C.A.; U. S. Forest Service; Blood Banks; Selective Service; Rationing Boards; Bundles for America, etc. (REPORT ONLY 1945 ACTIVITIES) I : k-·-··--- ········-····-·--- -··--·----·-·---~-----··~-·--··: AGENCY COOPERATED WITH at1onal· . --·- . NATURE OF SERVICE-COOPERATION PACKS NO. OF NO OF COMMUNITIES and C~JJuTS and !;RO~PS Partlctpating Participating Total Volume ' of• Material ' · Handled O Plage on pave Shelb (Over) 40001145 �"FOOD FOR FREEDOM" 1945 VICTORY "GREEN THUMB" GARDENS. and HOME FOOD PRODUCTION ...................... . Number of Scouts working Victory Gardens................................. .................... . Number of these with gardens of over 400 sq. ft... . .. ............... Number presented MacArthur Medals ................................................................................................................ . . were Scouts) ............................................ . were Cub Scouts and (of these . . Number additiOital who produced food and received Green Thumb Certificate, ··································;··················· .................................................................... . I III LIVE-INS Number of Live-ins (urban Scoµts who lived in and worked on farms?) ........................ '........................................................................................................................... . Average of_ days wor~ed ................................................................................................................................... :..:.. :........... :.... · ·· · IV .. , DAY HAULS N\lmber who took part ........ :........ :........ :............:................................... ,........................................................................ ,.... . ..Average 'nll,Qll;>er of hours worked· ...........,.... ,........ :·····:···· ........... :.............................. ,..........:.. ,..... .,...... ,,...:... ,......·,., .._.; V WORK. CAMPS Did· your Council. tonduct a work camp? ........... 50...................................:.....:................................". :............ .. If so, how many participated?., ........................ ,..................................................... ,.,. ....................,................................. . Average number of hours worked (each worker) ......................................................................................... .. ¥Cre~~:d ~h:!? · ·: : : : : : : : : : : : : :,·: : : : : : : : : : : : : :;: : : : : : ;: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : 0 . . . , .... . .. . . . FINANCING THE WAR . • . . PARTICIPATION·: ·.Did your Council· have an over-all plan of cooperation in the Seventh War Loan May 14- June 30, 1945? Noa:J Yes D IN THE 7th WAR LOAN·'. NO;' of ·Scouts·· and Cub Scouts participating .............. :......... from.:.: ...................Troops and Packs No. of communities in which Scouts and Cub Scouts participated ..................................................... . .·: ··• · · .Did Scouts· and Cub Scouts actually take orders for bonds and s.tamps? Yes D No D . If yes, No., of orders secured in Seventh, War Loanr········································ ........................ :·····:················. Total amount· involved ........................................................................................................................................................................... .. Did Scouts and Cub Scouts No D Yes D (1) Do house-to-house canvassing? No D Yes D (2)_ Small area canvassing? No D , Yes D (3) General .solicitations? In what other ways did Scouts and Cub Scouts cooperate in the Seventh War Loan? No D Yes D Did Scouts furnish aid to radio stations for taking orders? No. orders secured ..................................................................................................................................................................................... . ............................................. . Value........................................................................................................................................................... PARTICIPATION IN THE VICTORY'. LOAN Did your Council have an over-all plan of cooperation in the Victory Loan Oct. 29 - Dec. 8, 1945? No Yes D No. of Scouts and Cub Scouts participating....................... from ...................... .Troops and Packs. No. of communities in which Scouts and Cub Scouts participated Yes D Did Scouts actually take orders for bonds and stamps? No D . If yes, No. of orders secured in Victory Loan ......................................................................................:........................ . Total amount involved ......................................................................................................................:................................................. . Did Scouts and Cub Scouts No D Yes D (1) Do house~to-house canvassing? No D Yes D (2) Small area ca~vassing? No D Yes D (3) General 'Solicitations? In what other ways did Scouts and Cub Scouts cooperate in the Victory War Loan? SCOUTS-AT-WAR MINUTE MAN PROGg_AM This program started November 20, 1944. No. of Troops and Packs earning right to display Scouts-at-War Minute Man flag and/or banner during 1945 ...................................................................................................................................................:.................................... . Total No. of commitments to buy and continue to purchase regularly secured by Scouts and Cub Scouts $·---Value in this program during 1945 No. of Scouts and Cub Scouts purchasing bonds and/or stamps regularly in 1945 ........... . BLOOD BANKS OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRATION jl Yes D No SJ If yes, No. of Scouts and Cub Scouts involved ........................................................................................................ :. No of Troops and Packs involved............................................................................................................................................... No. of communities involved .......................................................................................................................................................... . Scouts in this Council have served as aids to Blood Banks . ·1 No. of Scouts and Cub Scouts cooperating with rationing programs ............................................... . No; of Troops and Packs involved........................................................................................................................................... · No•.··of. communities ............................................................................................................................................................... :.................. . CHECK EACH SERVICE 0 Fuel oil D Issuance of gasoline rationing D Store cepsus D Aid in xoken distribution D Food rationing · Other types of assistance ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ . 0 '·" ASSISTING IN RECRUITING ·-- - No. of Scouts and Cub Scouts ................................................................................... ."................................................................ No. Troops and Packs involved ............................................................................................................................................ .. ~~C1~ omm~!w·5···0······· LOCAL REPORTS NOTE: . ···AliMv···o····. · · . .NAvv. .j . . . . . . . .coAsi. .CiuARii.M. . . . . . MARIN!s o Please describe briefly any service rendered by Scouts in emergencies caused by flood, tornado, earthquake, etc., on separate sheet. Please attach copy of all Council reports of War Time Services you have issued in 1945 or for activities of 1945 related to War Service, Civic Service, etc. Pictures are also requested. To the best of our knowledge this report constitutes an accurate record o_f the war time service of this Council in 1945. Signature:--'--- -----------Council President Signature:_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Chairman Camping and Activities SigJi4lUre:_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Scout Executive Date: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ <INCLUDE IN THIS REPORT ONLY 1945 ACTIVITIES) (Over) °Jc; 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 Please Fill Out in Triplicate; One Copy for Your Use; One to Regional Office; One to National Office. ' Copies to be Returned to Regional and National Offices not later than January 31, 1946 Form 0-1426. BOY SCOUTS 1945 WAR TIME ,I REGION No··--~c-=---- OF AMERICA SERVICE REPORT ·ue Includes GREEN THUMB CAMPAIGN COUNCIL No··----~~ Ohlekasaw oouno11, B .. s.A" tao. NAME OF COUNCIL _____ ~-=c-,---,---..:e-:oic-::::------------===-----------MemPJi.le fena. LOCATION OF COUNCIL OFFICE~------ (STATE) INCLUDE IN THIS REPORT ONLY 1945 ACTIVITIES NATURE OF WAR SERVICE RENDERED :j ~ .,, 0 " u t ... 0 0 zu SPACE FOR YOUR COMMENT (I£ Completed - Include • Date of Completion) ~. .. . a WASTE PAPER COLLECTION General Eisenhower - Boy Scout Campaign March - April 1945 Unit Citations Awarded !1§.PUlit A-o\>trt, Eisenhower Medals Awarded WASTE PAPER COLLECTION (Total of, entire year) SALVAGE OF SCRAP RUBBER SALVAGE OF SCRAP METAL (Scrap Banks) SALVAGE OF 'TIN CANS SALVAGE OF GREASE BOOKS COLLECTED FOR MILITARY CAMPS UNITED NATIONAL CLOTHING COLLECTION CIRCULARS DISTRIBUTED POSTERS DISTRIBUTED COUNCIL OR LOCAL DISTRIBUTIONS OF GOVERNMENT INFORMATION MATERIAL WAR FUND DRIVE OTHER COLLECTIONS (such as toys, etc.) 78 Lbs. Lbs. Lbs. Lbs. Lbs. No. L~s. No. No. 16 lfJNo. LOCAL COOPERATION WITH OTHER AGENCIES* (LIST ALSO SPECIAL LOCAL COUNCIL WAR! TIME SERVICE), *American Red Cross; American Legion; U.S.O.; O.C.D. Service; Community Chests; Bundles for Committee; United China Relief; Y.M.C.A.; U. S. Forest Service; Blood Banks; Selective Service; I America, etc. : (REPORT ONLY 1945 ACTIVITIES) Britain; Fire Prevention Week Rationing Boards; Bundles for k-·-·--- ·-·-·--- -··--·----·-·---~-----··~-·--··: . . --·- AGENCY COOPERATED WITH NATURE OF SERVICE-COOPERATION NO OF NO. OF PACKS Total Volume ' COMMUNITIES and C~JJuTS and !;RO~PS of• Material ' Participating Partlctpating Handled · at1onal· O Plage on pave Shelb (Over) 40001145 "FOOD FOR FREEDOM" 1945 I VICTORY "GREEN THUMB" GARDENS. and HOME FOOD PRODUCTION Number of Scouts working Victory Gardens................................. . ..................... . Number of these with gardens of over 400 sq. ft... . .. ............... . ................... . Number presented MacArthur Medals ................................................................................................................ . (of these . . were Cub Scouts and . were Scouts) ............................................ . Number additiOital who produced food and received Green Thumb Certificate, ··································;··················· .................................................................... . III LIVE-INS Number of Live-ins (urban Scoμts who lived in and worked on farms?) ........................ '. .......................................................................................................................... . Average of_ days wor~ed ................................................................................................................................... : .. : .. : ........... : .... · ·· · IV DAY HAULS .. , N\lmber who took part ........ : ........ : ........ : ............ : ................................... , ........................................................................ , .... . . .Average 'nll,Qll;>er of hours worked· ........... , .... , ........ :·····:···· ........... : .............................. , .......... : .. , ..... ., ...... ,, ... : ... , ...... ·,., .. .; V WORK. CAMPS Did· your Council. tonduct a work camp? ........... 50 ................................... : ..... : ................................ "..: ............ .. If so, how many participated?., ........................ , ..................................................... ,.,. .................... , ................................. . Average number of hours worked (each worker) ......................................................................................... .. ¥Cre~~:d0~h:!? ·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::,·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: PARTICIPATION·: ·.Did . • . . FINANCING THE WAR . . . . .. . . . , .... your Council· have an over-all plan of cooperation in the Seventh War Loan May 14- June 30, 1945? IN THE 7th WAR LOAN·'. PARTICIPATION IN THE VICTORY'. LOAN SCOUTS-AT-WAR MINUTE MAN PROGg_AM BLOOD BANKS OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRATION ASSISTING IN RECRUITING LOCAL REPORTS NOTE: Yes D Noa:J NO;' of ·Scouts·· and Cub Scouts participating .............. :......... from.:.: ................... Troops and Packs No. of communities in which Scouts and Cub Scouts participated ..................................................... . . Did Scouts· and Cub Scouts actually take orders for bonds and s.tamps? Yes D .·: ··• · · . No D If yes, No., of orders secured in Seventh, War Loanr········································ ........................ :·····:················. Total amount· involved ........................................................................................................................................................................... .. Did Scouts and Cub Scouts (1) Do house-to-house canvassing? Yes D No D (2)_ Small area canvassing? Yes D No D (3) General .solicitations? Yes D No D , In what other ways did Scouts and Cub Scouts cooperate in the Seventh War Loan? Did Scouts furnish aid to radio stations for taking orders? Yes D No D No. orders secured ..................................................................................................................................................................................... . Value........................................................................................................................................................... . ............................................ . Did your Council have an over-all plan of cooperation in the Victory Loan Oct. 29 - Dec. 8, 1945? Yes D No jl No. of Scouts and Cub Scouts participating ....................... from ...................... .Troops and Packs. No. of communities in which Scouts and Cub Scouts participated Did Scouts actually take orders for bonds and stamps? Yes D . No D If yes, No. of orders secured in Victory Loan ...................................................................................... : ........................ . Total amount involved ...................................................................................................................... : ................................................. . Did Scouts and Cub Scouts (1) Do house~to-house canvassing? Yes D No D (2) Small area ca~vassing? Yes D No D (3) General 'Solicitations? Yes D No D In what other ways did Scouts and Cub Scouts cooperate in the Victory War Loan? This program started November 20, 1944. No. of Troops and Packs earning right to display Scouts-at-War Minute Man flag and/or banner during 1945 ................................................................................................................................................... : .................................... . Total No. of commitments to buy and continue to purchase regularly secured by Scouts and Cub Scouts in this program during 1945 Value $·---- No. of Scouts and Cub Scouts purchasing bonds and/or stamps regularly in 1945 ........... . Scouts in this Council have served as aids to Blood Banks Yes D No SJ If yes, No. of Scouts and Cub Scouts involved ........................................................................................................ :. . No of Troops and Packs involved............................................................................................................................................... ·1 No. of communities involved .......................................................................................................................................................... . No. of Scouts and Cub Scouts cooperating with rationing programs ............................................... . No; of Troops and Packs involved ........................................................................................................................................... · No •. ··of. communities ............................................................................................................................................................... : .................. . '·" 0 ·-- - CHECK EACH SERVICE Issuance of gasoline rationing D Fuel oil 0 Aid in xoken distribution D Store cepsus D Food rationing D · Other types of assistance ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ . No. of Scouts and Cub Scouts ................................................................................... ." ............................................................... . No. Troops and Packs involved ............................................................................................................................................ .. ~~C1~ omm~!w·5···0······· .. ·AliMv·o· .. · ... NAvv ... j ............... coAsi ... CiuARii.M ............ MARIN!s o Please describe briefly any service rendered by Scouts in emergencies caused by flood, tornado, earthquake, etc., on separate sheet. Please attach copy of all Council reports of War Time Services you have issued in 1945 or for activities of 1945 related to War Service, Civic Service, etc. Pictures are also requested. To the best of our knowledge this report constitutes an accurate record o_f the war time service of this Council in 1945. Signature:--'--------------- Council President Signature: ______________ _ Chairman Camping and Activities SigJi4lUre: _______________ _ Scout Executive <INCLUDE IN THIS REPORT ONLY 1945 ACTIVITIES) Date: _________ _ °Jc; I (Over) 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 1945 Title A name given to the resource 1945 Chickasaw Council War Time Service Report Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink & Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chickasaw Council, BSA https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/2995edbe6ddc52090a93f7e9c0174b56.pdf 20cdf09feac5948c1268dffb0dc7469b PDF Text Text / CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. s. A•• INC, MINUTES OF ANNUAL MEETING - 1945 .\.,_ The .Annual. Meeting of Chickasaw Council, Boy Scouts of America, Incorporated was held on Monday, December l?, 1945 at 5:00 P.M. in the Louis XVI Room of Hotel Peabody. Mr. A, K. Burrow, President of Chickasaw Council, presided at the meeting. Mr. Burrow called on Rev. W. D. Langtry, Pastor of tne Batesville Presbyterian Church and District Commissioner, to pronounce the invocation. I I,,. \. J The following Officers and Council Members were present: Mr. A. K. Burrow, President; Mr. Oran L. Cox, Vice-President; Mr. H. w. Slavick, Vice-President; Mr. T. Robert Acklen, Vice-President; Mr. John A. Angus, Secretary; Dr. :s. E. Jacobs, Scout Commissioner; and Mr. James Seddon Allen, Mr. A. Glover Davis, Mr. Ed DaJ.strom, Mr. Fred L. Christenbury, Mr. Hen'ry M. Clayton, Mr. P. A•. Clayton, Mr. Jesse Cunningham, Mr. A. E. Hohenberg, Mr. Joe Hopper, Mr. T. P. Howard, Mr. E. B. Jenkins, Mr. A. D. McWhorter, Mr. F. F. Munson, Mr. R. G, Ramsay, Mr. John E. Ro-berts, Mr. Abe Scnarff, Mr. Arthur F. Sc.no embs, Dr. Harry Schmeisser, Mr. c. B. Senhausen, Mr. Alfred So.nm, Mr. J. Chester Shields, Mr. G. D. Strauss, Mr. Al.van F. Tate, Jr., Mr. Fred J. Vandemark, Mr. J. W. Wease, Mr. c. R. Woodall, Mr.W. Gordon Morris, Scout. Executive, Mr. G. B. Pouncey, Asst. Scout Executive, Mr. R. R, Creamer, Asst. Scout Executive and Mr. Hope H. Ferd were also present. .i<' The President called the meeting to order and welcomed all of the Scouters and thanked them for aJ.l of the fine work they had done during the yea:r and for the support they have given him as President of Chickasaw Council. He stated that he looked for Scouting to grow in the Council during the coming yea; and that there was every possibility of increased leadership from men coming back from the Service. The President then called on the Scout Executive, Mr. w. Gordon Morris, for a report on the Council Activities for tne fiscal year ending December 1, 1945. The Scout Executive stated that one of the highlights of the past year was the Boy Scout Circus held on June 1st at Crump Stadium with approximately 10,000 people in attendance. He stated that there were about 3,500 Scouts and Cubs in this Circus and that a net-profit of $8, 005.00 was made on this undertaking. He stated that the Kiwanis Club was due a great deal. of credit for having furnished the man-power and the financial assistance in making this Circus such a grand success. He stated that the Kiwanis Club underwrote the Circus for a $1,000.00 and that without the guarantee from the Club for this money and the support they gave thrqugh their membership that the Council ~~uld not have undertaken this grand activity. The Executive reported-that the Court of Honor had shown some progress during the past year and that 267 more Merit Badges were awarded than in 1944. He said there were a few more boys who advanced in First Class, Star and Life Rank but 27 less boys reached the highest rank, that of Eagle Scout. In camping, he said ootn the Negro and White Scouts .had no9 shown as good an all-around attendance at camp as in the previous year. He said there was a gain of 48 Scouts at Camp Currier for the summer camp but at the summer ca.mp at Camp Daniels there was a loss of 25 boys as compared to last year. He told of the marvelous record the Scouts and Cubs made in collecting over a .IJ.aJ.f'-million pounds of paper for the Government and that the correct amount of 556,410 pounds was 66 9 000 pounds �-2- more than was collected last year. He stated the Government needed paper and it asked the Scouts to collect 150,000 tons and they responded by collecting 318,000 tons. He said further that the Council showed a net loss of 145 White Scouts and a net gain of 53 Negro Scouts making a net loss of 92 Scouts in the Council for the year, but that the Cubs had made remarkable progress and that there was a gain of 124 White and 124 Negro Cubs or a total gain of 248 Cubs. He stated there were more Troops in the Council than last year but there were smaller number of boys in these Troops. He said he was glad to report that the Council now has the largest membership on record with a total of 4,527 boys which is a gain of 156 boys over last year. He reported that the Council.is entirely free from debt and living within its budget. He said tnat leadership was tremendously needed as there had been a terrific . turn-over in men after the end of the War and that not enough members of the Armed Services had come back to replace the men who had moved awa;r or left Scouting for one reason or another. He thanked all of the Scouters for their fine cooperation and paid particular tribute to Mr. A. K. :Burrow, President of Chickasaw Council. Mr. '.Burrow then called on Mr. T. Robert Acklen for a report from the Constitution & By-Laws Committee. Mr. Acklen stated that at a meeting of the Executive Board on October 19, 1945 a motion was made and carried that At'.tiele V, Section I of the By-Laws of Chickasaw Council, Boy Scouts of America be changed to read as follows: "The regu1ar meetings of the Members of this Couneil (Tne Corporation) shall be held in such place within the territory under the Council's jurisdiction as the President or the Executive :Board m~ direct, a.nd may be in their discretion held in the month~ of April, September and November. The November meeting lhall be the .Annual Meeting and shall be held between November 15th and 30th of each year. At least 5 days' notice of the time and place shall be given of all regular meetings 11 • Mr. Oran L. Cox moved that the ena.nge in By-Laws be adopted. ·by Mr. Edwin Dalstrom and unanimously carried. This was seconded Mr. Burrow then called on Mr. P. A. Cl~ton, Chairman of the Nominating Committee, for a report of the nominees of Officers and Council Members for 1946. All the Members present were furnished with a 9allot showing the names of the Officers and Council Members and National Council Representatives which a Committee proposed for 1946. Mr. Cla;rton then asked for any nominations for New Members from the floor. The following men were'nominated: Nominee Mr. c. c. Holloman Mr. James Foltz Mr. Herman Osteen Mr. Ed Wagner Mr. Erskine Williams .& Rev. w. D. Langtry Mr. H. W. Slavick Mr. P. A. Clqton · Mr. A. G. Davis Mr. Alvan F. Tate, Jr. On motion by Mr. Edwin Dalstrom, seconded by Mr. Henry W. Slavick the Council Members voted to elect all of the Officers and Council Members by acclamation. Mr. A. K. Burrow then introduced the new Officers. �. -3- Mr. P. A. Clayton spoke of the serious illness of Mr. E. A. Harrold who has been confined to his bed for several weeks and following that he requested that a pr~er be offered by Rev. W. D. Langtry for his recovery. Following the pralfer Mr. John E. :Roberts stated tnat Dr. J. o. Ayres who is a long time Member of Chickasaw Council and former Presiaent was also ve~J seriously ill and requested that the Members also include him in this service. Mr. H. M. Ol~ton moved and Mr. John E. :Roberts seconded the motion that the President be authorized to send a letter of sympatb;y to both Mr. E. A. Harrold and Dr. J. ·o. ~res. There being no further business the meeting adjourned at 5:40 P.M. Respectfully submitted, � 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 / .\.,_ I I,,. .i<' \. J CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. s. A •• INC, MINUTES OF ANNUAL MEETING - 1945 The .Annual. Meeting of Chickasaw Council, Boy Scouts of America, Incorporated was held on Monday, December l?, 1945 at 5:00 P.M. in the Louis XVI Room of Hotel Peabody. Mr. A, K. Burrow, President of Chickasaw Council, presided at the meeting. Mr. Burrow called on Rev. W. D. Langtry, Pastor of tne Batesville Presbyterian Church and District Commissioner, to pronounce the invocation. The following Officers and Council Members were present: Mr. A. K. Burrow, President; Mr. Oran L. Cox, Vice-President; Mr. H. w. Slavick, Vice-President; Mr. T. Robert Acklen, Vice-President; Mr. John A. Angus, Secretary; Dr. :s. E. Jacobs, Scout Commissioner; and Mr. James Seddon Allen, Mr. A. Glover Davis, Mr. Ed DaJ.strom, Mr. Fred L. Christenbury, Mr. Hen'ry M. Clayton, Mr. P. A •. Clayton, Mr. Jesse Cunningham, Mr. A. E. Hohenberg, Mr. Joe Hopper, Mr. T. P. Howard, Mr. E. B. Jenkins, Mr. A. D. McWhorter, Mr. F. F. Munson, Mr. R. G, Ramsay, Mr. John E. Ro-berts, Mr. Abe Scnarff, Mr. Arthur F. Sc.no embs, Dr. Harry Schmeisser, Mr. c. B. Senhausen, Mr. Alfred So.nm, Mr. J. Chester Shields, Mr. G. D. Strauss, Mr. Al.van F. Tate, Jr., Mr. Fred J. Vandemark, Mr. J. W. Wease, Mr. c. R. Woodall, Mr.W. Gordon Morris, Scout. Executive, Mr. G. B. Pouncey, Asst. Scout Executive, Mr. R. R, Creamer, Asst. Scout Executive and Mr. Hope H. Ferd were also present. The President called the meeting to order and welcomed all of the Scouters and thanked them for aJ.l of the fine work they had done during the yea:r and for the support they have given him as President of Chickasaw Council. He stated that he looked for Scouting to grow in the Council during the coming yea; and that there was every possibility of increased leadership from men coming back from the Service. The President then called on the Scout Executive, Mr. w. Gordon Morris, for a report on the Council Activities for tne fiscal year ending December 1, 1945. The Scout Executive stated that one of the highlights of the past year was the Boy Scout Circus held on June 1st at Crump Stadium with approximately 10,000 people in attendance. He stated that there were about 3,500 Scouts and Cubs in this Circus and that a net-profit of $8, 005.00 was made on this undertaking. He stated that the Kiwanis Club was due a great deal. of credit for having furnished the man-power and the financial assistance in making this Circus such a grand success. He stated that the Kiwanis Club underwrote the Circus for a $1,000.00 and that without the guarantee from the Club for this money and the support they gave thrqugh their membership that the Council ~~uld not have undertaken this grand activity. The Executive reported-that the Court of Honor had shown some progress during the past year and that 267 more Merit Badges were awarded than in 1944. He said there were a few more boys who advanced in First Class, Star and Life Rank but 27 less boys reached the highest rank, that of Eagle Scout. In camping, he said ootn the Negro and White Scouts .had no9 shown as good an all-around attendance at camp as in the previous year. He said there was a gain of 48 Scouts at Camp Currier for the summer camp but at the summer ca.mp at Camp Daniels there was a loss of 25 boys as compared to last year. He told of the marvelous record the Scouts and Cubs made in collecting over a .IJ.aJ.f'-million pounds of paper for the Government and that the correct amount of 556,410 pounds was 66 9 000 pounds -2- more than was collected last year. He stated the Government needed paper and it asked the Scouts to collect 150,000 tons and they responded by collecting 318,000 tons. He said further that the Council showed a net loss of 145 White Scouts and a net gain of 53 Negro Scouts making a net loss of 92 Scouts in the Council for the year, but that the Cubs had made remarkable progress and that there was a gain of 124 White and 124 Negro Cubs or a total gain of 248 Cubs. He stated there were more Troops in the Council than last year but there were smaller number of boys in these Troops. He said he was glad to report that the Council now has the largest membership on record with a total of 4,527 boys which is a gain of 156 boys over last year. He reported that the Council.is entirely free from debt and living within its budget. He said tnat leadership was tremendously needed as there had been a terrific . turn-over in men after the end of the War and that not enough members of the Armed Services had come back to replace the men who had moved awa;r or left Scouting for one reason or another. He thanked all of the Scouters for their fine cooperation and paid particular tribute to Mr. A. K. :Burrow, President of Chickasaw Council. Mr. '.Burrow then called on Mr. T. Robert Acklen for a report from the Constitution & By-Laws Committee. Mr. Acklen stated that at a meeting of the Executive Board on October 19, 1945 a motion was made and carried that At'.tiele V, Section I of the By-Laws of Chickasaw Council, Boy Scouts of America be changed to read as follows: "The regu1ar meetings of the Members of this Couneil (Tne Corporation) shall be held in such place within the territory under the Council's jurisdiction as the President or the Executive :Board m~ direct, a.nd may be in their discretion held in the month~ of April, September and November. The November meeting lhall be the .Annual Meeting and shall be held between November 15th and 30th of each year. At least 5 days' notice of the time and place shall be given of all regular meetings 11 • Mr. Oran L. Cox moved that the ena.nge in By-Laws be adopted. This was seconded ·by Mr. Edwin Dalstrom and unanimously carried. Mr. Burrow then called on Mr. P. A. Cl~ton, Chairman of the Nominating Committee, for a report of the nominees of Officers and Council Members for 1946. All the Members present were furnished with a 9allot showing the names of the Officers and Council Members and National Council Representatives which a Committee proposed for 1946. Mr. Cla;rton then asked for any nominations for New Members from the floor. The following men were'nominated: Nominee Mr. c. c. Holloman Mr. James Foltz Mr. Herman Osteen Mr. Ed Wagner Mr. Erskine Williams & . Rev. w. D. Langtry Mr. H. W. Slavick Mr. P. A. Clqton · Mr. A. G. Davis Mr. Alvan F. Tate, Jr. On motion by Mr. Edwin Dalstrom, seconded by Mr. Henry W. Slavick the Council Members voted to elect all of the Officers and Council Members by acclamation. Mr. A. K. Burrow then introduced the new Officers. . -3- Mr. P. A. Clayton spoke of the serious illness of Mr. E. A. Harrold who has been confined to his bed for several weeks and following that he requested that a pr~er be offered by Rev. W. D. Langtry for his recovery. Following the pralfer Mr. John E. :Roberts stated tnat Dr. J. o. Ayres who is a long time Member of Chickasaw Council and former Presiaent was also ve~J seriously ill and requested that the Members also include him in this service. Mr. H. M. Ol~ton moved and Mr. John E. :Roberts seconded the motion that the President be authorized to send a letter of sympatb;y to both Mr. E. A. Harrold and Dr. J. ·o. ~res. There being no further business the meeting adjourned at 5:40 P.M. Respectfully submitted, 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. 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1945 Title A name given to the resource 1945 Minutes of Chickasaw Council Annual Meeting Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink & Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chickasaw Council, BSA Minutes https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/092a4ff38c706c971a5555a02f82f11b.PDF a3649ab9d09202b44b28002b7e3a87be PDF Text Text Form c{539 . REGION No......6 ...... . COUNCIL No....QS.. APPLICATION for RENEWAL of LOCAL COUNCIL ·CHARTER for the Year Beginning July 1, 1946 NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park A venue, · New York 16, N. Y. The .........................Ohl.oka.aaw.................................................................................Council, Boy Scouts of America, with • (Name of Council) headquarters at. ........&oJ......Qo.lumb1an.....xu.t.ua.l..... f.ow.er.................Me.m.ph1a........te..nn.t..t.9..lt...... (Local Mallinir Address) (City) (State) and having jurisdiction over (indicate entire Area) ....shelby......O.o.unty.., ......T.enn ....; ......lle.So.t,t..;.. f~.:t ..........P.~.m~.t'-:.....cQµ_ni.!.~~-.......M~,~-~..!\..1...... !~.9-.~.~---··Q.~!~.~-~~!.-.......~~-~-~-~--....~~---·r~.~~:la, Oo.u.nt.y..;......F.a.e.t.er.n....Hal.t....o.t......cr.1.:t:t.end.en....Oo.unty..., ....A.r.t,............................................................. hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July 1, 1946. In justification of this application, the accompanying reports of accomplishments and progress in 1945 and Objectives for 1946 are offered as evidence of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibility as a Local Council as required by the BycLaws of the Boy Scouts of America, Article XI, Section 2, Gause 3. This application and record of progress were reviewed and approved by the c;:ouncil or Executive Board at a duly called meeting on............... J:anu~... 19...44, at which meeting a quorum was present and the Council specifically accepted its obligation to loyally cooperate with the National Council and its representatives in promoting the program of the Boy Scouts of America in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and By-Laws, policies and regulations of the Boy Scouts of America. a ......................... Signed Scout Executive .......................................................................................................... President ......................................................................................................... Treasurer BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA (incorporated February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.) �1. ·As o.f December 31; 1945, we had........ 333 .........Council members, which included representatives of ······lQQ.... % of the institutions or groups of citizens within our jurisdiction which sponsor Troops or Packs. In accordance with the policy of the Boy Scout~ of America, major religious groups of our territory are represented in the Council. and Executive Board in the following numpers: Council ................................... .Jewish............18............. ; Catholic............ i?............. ; Protestant... ......298 ......... .. Executive Board................. .Jewish................2............. ; Catholie:.. ..............2 ............ ; Protestan{...........,.41.......... .. The Council membership includes representatives of the following community interests as checked: Religious ...... ,....... ]t............. ; Educational .......... x ................. ; Labor............ .X................ ; Civic. .......... X .............. ; ·Business ......... .X................ ; Farm. ...........X .............. . 2.· Amendments to our Constitution and By-Laws were adopted in 1945. These amendments have been approved by the National Council. D No Yes . [3tNo . (If not, attach copies.) [le Yes D 3. We have an average of one Commissioner for every....6 .... 6/'l......... ..institutions sponsoring Troops or Packs, and expect to make.this one Commissioner for every..............4 ..................institutions by December 31, 1946. 4. During 1945 there were.........1 .....meetings of our Council and ......&......meetings of our Executive Board.......O........ of o~ District Cominittees met moh.thly, (except July a_nd August) during 1945, and the rest averaged................. 2 .............. meetings. . Officers and members of Council serve one year beginning .. :J&,Jl .•,.... l.stA.nnual meeting is in month of... ..N.o.v.emb.er....... ; · 5. . 6. This Council has ...............3 .................organized Districts with functioning District Committees. There are ......... :Q .................... .Districts yet to be organized. Of these we will organize................................ .in 1946.... :.... 3 .................... .Districts are sharing in financing this Council. :1. Nutnberof Functioning of Council and Districts repreCoirimittees sented on each LCouncil . Orgaajzaifon and Extension f/l Leadership Training ~. , .E-i .. Advancement . E-i · C\lmping and Activities 3 3 .3 .... ~ Health and Safety ~' 0 t) , x 3 3 I 3 3 :, Executive· Board r.i , CHECK THOSE FUNCTIONING WELL , Finance •. List any other Committees Council has: No.of Members for 1946 3~6 x ... 56-", x 12 ... .. x x ADDITIONAL COMMENTS , , . 12 10 12 13 13 •. ' 8. This Council was incorporated under the laws of this State in the year 19.'.37... The corporate name is: . . . ;......,...............C.h1.olta.s.aw.... o.ounc.1.l., .....Bo7.....s.oo.ut.s.....of'.... J;.m.er.ica.,......:tnc.................................................................................................. 9: This Council has accepted its quota of $.36Q..*QQ.. .for the year 1946, and agrees to. pay it to the Treasurer of the National Council as follov.:s: in full herewith, $.... 36Q..liiOO·····; in........................ equal payments of $..........:............................... each~during the months of 10. READING PROGRAM A. BOYS' LIFE On December 31, 1945, we had ....18.~l. ... % of our S~outs subscribing to BOYS' LIFE for a total of ........6.05. .........subscriptions. 31, 1946 is ... ~83'9 ..............subscriptions or ..........2lt . % of our members as subscribers. O~r objective for December ·i'B.· GENERAL 1. In 1945 this Council did .~ promote good reading. The following methods have been used, as checked: Book lists ... x. ..... ; Cooperation with libraries ...... lt... ; Emphasis in training courses on the desirability of having some. one identified with the Troop to counsel Scouts in regard to their reading..... x..... . . . 3. Read;ng is the responsibility of a Committee.... .% .... ; Com~issioners ..... .X... ; or............ ,~·-········:.: .... .. ~ 4. We. have.................... Reading Merit Badge Counselors. · 2. , ,1 •• ' , �Jan. 51, 1946. Bationel Council, E-07 Scouts ot Aanrioa, 2 Park AYenue, New York, 16, H. t. Gentlemen: In aupport of Chickasaw·couneil's Application tor Renewal ot Cbart.l!Jr tor the year beg1nning'J'uly l, 1946 the fellowing are enclosed: ' . Apfillca.tion for Renewal of. Local Co~c11 ~~r in/ cluding Trsn\m}-ttal Sh~~t, Reportts ot FinaDee Commi~3~ Hnalt.h & BP.t'~ ,__. Committe~, Camping & Activities Com~tee, Adv~ncement Committee, Organi- -· Mt.ion & Estension C::Jll11ittee, te{ld.erShip Training Committee, Em~loyed '-'" . . (~ .. ,.-; . ·. · "'.:( c. start tor 1946. (/~cl'''.- • Check No. 1954 tor $425.00 covering Charter Fee of $75.oo 2nd QU.~tri. in full for 1946 of t.sso.oo • . ,,,.,.,..-~-" IV'' Check No.· 476 tor $54.80 covering Scouter Registrs.- tions. Please note only 80¢ is included for Mr. G. B. Pouncey as he is registered t.o Jlarch 51., 1946. . . ,/ Check tor $1.00 from air. fee. n. :,...-.//~ scouter Apoli~t:.ions for New "'/V Bpster of. taining 254 names l;{lS registrri;tio~ C. Clark for Seouters. Council &routers .(49 names). Roster con- l!Wiled to you on Jb.ln. t:l, 1946 • . . /.;eport.s of Committees, l94Sn wiiieh ie the Scout Execu- tive's Report and which contains the Civic Service R,e_port. /'•Program & Objectives tor the Year l946it. // 1945 War Time ,Service Report. �Jnn. 51, 1946. lational Council, B. , s. A., P-2• ////'Copy of CbaDges 1n By-Lawe. , Please note that our auditors, Peat, ~icJ, Mitchell · & Co., b&Te onlT partiall.T eoapleted tha audits of our books, therefore no audits are enclosed. We will torw~rd these audi\s just as ~oon aa HoweYer, it will probably be the end of March before the audits are eoapleted, the delay being cs.used by the great number of ' thE\V are nailable. incose tax retums which this firs met tiniab before March lbth. , Trusting you will t1nd our Appli(.mtion for Charter in .order, we are, CordiallT yours, CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A. INC. , a By____...,_~~--~------------Scout E:xecutiva. cc Mr. Bo E. Erb. 1\'GM:l. �Form U-53913 :~~~~~~:: .Fl:::~;-COMMITTEE -S~a~e4_5- Tl'• rflnfl-.ar- -!l_:_: _~o-c:_1:_:_.·-.·~·_:,_5~8~_-_-_, I (Please use only following classification. EXPENDITURES I. dperatiiig Expenditures: This isfor purpose of National record and comparison) _, 1945 Indicate. if for period other: than calendar ye:i.r • • 1 I ... ·.. .. 4 • '*- - • .. .-. Column 1 Column Z Total Expenditures Special Receipts Net Expenditures (See Note I below) (Col. 1 minus Col..2) BUbGET-1946 • - - Column' 3 '· 1. Executive Salaries* ·-··-- $ 9 _.tl&~oo $ $ 9 1 41&~00 $ u,210.00 Office Salaries ----·······--·:·11-~9111-·..... , ..... 244----~.....0""'8,._--1--~~~----r·--9'""'*,-..2r'!4P.4...... 08--- ii---·+-. tJ~""'•~o"1-1,.n"""'1t"'""_~-·-"_ . 3. Retirement Contrib'ns ...11---v"''ll't!a _ 02 _H-~aiM-_r.:---i--'-------i--___,,i,....9-3,...,flO,.·-·-11--....il...,1..,.0""'l.O~·'""•no1l.-. Or·4~· Rent, Light, Heat, Insurance, Telephone -----·11----·1...,...,6.,..? .... 2...8.____1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1__-_1...., ....8....?Q'""·oH;.. ... ,28-- 11 _ _. ,2,. 1.,._.l...llo"l4r.-.......Q.,..Q~·._ 5. Office Supplies -·······-:···-lf-----'A•"-#--i&"'~"*.~1:1-# :•.'-.--1-,---,-~-,.--,--..,..--,---1---..•4H?,..2rn.aHi,Q,,_,f1-.--11----'--:.... 1.,.,_.-2""Q~O*"'.~nO'"Q:1-.6 .. Postage ·····-·-·······················11---'14noB;i,;:2;..,,.r-1ff~--I---.-. .. -~---1---·•,...e.,.,2....~ ... ft ....:--11-~-·~_61r'lof-<6W-,'&4,joo~-:~-7. Transportation .............. 1_ _..1.._.,..,1....5..,,B........,& ....O ....· - - 1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _l...,.1,_.5~5~S_.,_&_9 _ _ 11 _---'--'--""2. . .•·+-31EIOIE··#-,·""'·no ..-·.+·~"_ -~ 8. Publicity ......:.. ~·-····••u••····n----------1----------I----··------II-~--·-·----9. Camping (See Note 2)1i----~9,,,.,.,8-80w-·.,· • l..2r--1--'6""'·..,.&eo-..-.· ..,_-.....3.,..9---1--3,..,,1Hlii2.... 9~9....,....'1...31----11---"'4~•H'l9~5.....'1iiloo..,-- z. *"· f),...·.... ; ..... 1 , __ • : 10. Ledadcershfip Training_ . ?89. 3$ "S"...-tt_ '1$1. ()() " _.... an on erences ............ r----------i·----------1----1-1-...._++--"*~---11-------="'--"--"'-'~~ 11. Circuses, M. B. Shows and· other activities........1 1 - - - - - - - - - 1 1 - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - '-------11-----1,....2...,.a.·..._..oo~·,,,,__/-,=·~ 12. National Quota ..................... 1 - - -.....·~·aiiH:I.... -r.Yl:I -~--1-------,--- ~---w3..-&~oh:.,oo---11-_._---,--=;;ll4'Wf50~,·r-."n1f'OH·r-··. 13.. Charter Fee .............................. 11---'1.-.i~.... ; CC).,,_.--1-------,.---1---~7....B_•..,.·00--. '16.QO 14.. Cam12ai~n Expendituresi1----e~~'~ii-'.•-'v.J A11o--'--l----------1----..... 8.,4....,.,...,6......l· .----11----l••oo~·,_,,.,""OQ~ ... w·'--15. Interest on Indebtedness (See Note 3 below) 1c - - - - - , - - - - - i i - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 1 - - ' - - - - - - - 16. Miscellaneous ........................11_ ___;4,..--~ao~.,...l~&....·- - i - - - - - - - - 1 - - , - - - 4 - S O ....·r.+:-;1l1rt16rc--11--;___.,""'4""s....&....,•....,o~o'"'"._ 17. Senior Scouting .................. 1 f----'--'ll~1...,._,:l!!:.-'16..._.;____ 1_ _ _ _ _ _ _ .. -1---_..6...,J.........9;!'>8""'·'---- -~---'--'-·,-'*111-\00A.#-.;~·oe.,.·-.'--_ 1s.. Cubbing ..........................................11--_ _1....•4-=i:A..,.-11Au''°._·_~ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1____,]._.?.._.4.._·.... 1o ........0L4:.... 11____ - '!l"-~- •-2-_ 1 oo ..· ,._._ TOTAL OPERATING1i----~-"... ~·"u:o~a-uJllEJiL.._ _ , _ _s...,.,_5_90_:. . ,-.3_9.,___1-28--.-,'+'4..,glihwrlii80---11--<t33-6-,61ihaf':"l4ihl•.-:ill;1:t::ilO~ II. Capital Expenditures: 1. Office Equipment ..........1 _~~2~9~6"'--"--•-=4=2_____________2..,'--9.,5,_,.,,-"'4...2....__ ~~-----2. Camp Property .............. ----------1--------- --------11 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 3. Automobile ·-··-·-·-·····-·····II--------- - - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - · - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - TOTAL CAPITAT---ii--~2~9=1~·•~4...2..__ ---~----i--.....2-9-6......--4-2-III. Total·of Operating and Capital (I+ II) 36,626.41 6,680.39 29,045.02 IV. Revolving Accounts: (National Funds) 1. BOYS' LIFE ·--·---~-------···· 11 _ _6Q~i~-•'--"3"-'?_ _ 1_ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 _~~6~'0=5~·~37~·__ 2. Registrations --···-··--·-·-·-····11-·__,,3""'.,..,6=00~,........ o'-"'I,_·--1.---------1----'3""';...,~6Q,.OAO;t-.,·~~Ol-..'--3. Scout Supp-lies .:....... ::.~: .. ·-4.....1_Q_7_2_;,,_9_2_ _,________ 1 _A.,072~92 TOTAL. REVOLVING11_a_.....2~7"'"'8...........l"""z:_ _ I - - - - - - - - - -~e,_,,c.-2...,.?_,,.,8'-&.__ M_~ 11 _· V. Endowment, Trust Funds or other _Permanent Investments _ _ _ _ -~6'--j,'"'0=-=00~.""0 ...0,,.·'---- i----~,--!'---VI. Obligations Paid (See Note 4 belo~)------------ - - - - - - - - - i - - - - - . , - - - - NOTE NOTE NOTE NOTE *Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transportation allowances. Do not distribute any salaries to other budget items, · 1-Report as Special Receipts only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., which are incidental to certain Council activities. Also report, Revolving Account receipts in second column. 2-Carilping figures should include disbursements and receipts as shown in report of Camping and Activities Committee. 3-Do not include payments to reduce "principal" indebtedness. 4-This refers to repayment of loans, the proceeds of which have been previously expended, bills and other obligations which have been charged to the various items of the budget in previous years and so reported. (OVER) ·... . . ~h0074c:; . �Analysis by population groups of income from contributions for 1945 Council operation. .. Income from areas where Council participates in Co~munity Chest or War Fund 4J ,0 El z::l : ,2 " " " " " 25,000 " 100,00Q..............-" 10,000 " 25,00Q.............-···-· - - " 2,500 " 10,000.-..····-·······under 2,500 and open country... _a_ $ 29.783 .. 18 Total Income $ $ 2a,3a3.9L $ $ $ 28,383.98 2,525.QO 1,12~.oo ·1,4:00.00 Total for Council Operation.........................................·-····· For new. Camp facilities ..............................................·-··········· Improve existing facilities .......................................................... ' Supplemental* contributions Chest or War Fund Communities of 500,000 or over·-······-········-········· ~$ i " " 100,000 to 500,000.___ ' Income from areas where Council does not participate in Chest or War Fund $ 1,125.00 e,ooo~oa 30;90&~• a,001.• 03 ICheck one) For the 1946 budget outlined on.preceding page $..33.,-1$8-.-·13· has been raised to date. Budget ~or 1947, or next fiscal year, will be adopted by Executive Board about.~-....JAu..,n-e.__..1"491>'4.6...,. .____ _ _ _ _-,-_ __ (Date) Assets, 12-31-45 Ci.trrent.-Cash on hand and ill bank $2 1 089.13 *Fixed- Real $ ea.25o~oo ~state Camp Equipment 3,fj!l.OCJ Supplies for Resale Office ·Equipment a,ooo.oe Securities Automobile Unpai~ Pledges , "),~ ;, ct:'(· ,.... ·· / . TOTAI 4,024.21 ,_,. ...,, 7&F ftl>~-----------TOTAL 69 1 4'11~ *Present Value. Outstanding ·Obligations, 12-31-45 Operations-Accounts and Bills Payable$ 2'9.02 Notes Payable $ Hone lfo·ne Hone TOTAL Rone Capital-Accounts and Bills Payable Notes Payable Mortgages .TOTAI..____...2.....ft~·--·0__.2_-_ co. Peat M1•ob.9l.l & 1 MarwickOur accounts-Iomiir·~--~~ will be · estate whJl:her professional accountants or auditing committee> We request con:tinuation of pre~ent credit limit by Supply Service and will ma.intain our account on a 30 day basis. (Note: If change in maximum credit is desired state new amount here: $ - - - - - - · ) This Counc~l has Trust funds, as of December 31, 1945, totaling $11,000.00 was received during the year 1945. We are using (a) Standard Declaration of Trust of ~hich $--1N....,o~,unc'&e'-----(check)-~---, or (b) some other form approved by National Council ( c h e c k ) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - A comprehensive Five-year Financial ·Plan..AM.h been developed which has been in effec.________years. as not Council directed campaign or campaigns are to be held on the following dates in 1946: May 1946 in the a rea outside of ShelbJ Qounty, Tenn. Remarks, Explanations or A d d i t i o n s ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - - - - - - Signed------------Chr. Finance Committee �Form 0-539H (5) EMPLOYED STAFF FOR 1946 (Please state all salaries. Use extra sheet if necessary) NOTE: Because of its relationship to Retirement and Group Insurance it is' essential that this report be accurate and complete. Headquarters City_ Region No.-6~-­ Council No. 118 Oh1ckasaw Qouno1l, B .s .A. Inc. Name of Council __.J4-eoalaa..;f',...h..,.t ......1._____- - ' - - - - - - - - - - - - State 'l'tnn. Check in these columns participants in Retirement Plan (R.P.) & Group Insurance (G.I.) 1946 Salaries** ScoutExecutive.~-:.vJl'f.-+-•-"Go~·urd.__O..._..D.__.M~O~rL._r~~~S,.___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~ Home Address $ 6,400.00 R. P. G. I. x x 1531 Vinton f\ve •. , Memrhlm,!•JUITel. 7•3687 Assistant (A.S.E.) and Field (F.S.E.) Executives Name Title* J,.A.: aeauohamp (Hepa) F.S.g. 2,?0Q,00 r.s.E. 2,100.00 2,400· ..oa · A.S.E, x \ Note: Above named members of Executive Staff must also be listed on Roster for purposes of "Registration" We plan to increase our professional staff by the addition of additional men in 1946. Clerical Staff Name Title* H2sa Sallie G. woi-a.en Mlss rre1da Mullen Ml·sa Lottie wal11ale1 Mr. Hope H. Ford Georg1a s. Brpnt (Hegres•) Bookkeeper Registrar Reg1atra1' Reoept1on1a1 Oamp D1r.ector Off ice B1rl $ 2,040.00 l,800,00 1,Ho.00 l,320.00 2,100.00 x x x x x x x x x 990.00 *lndic,;te part time employees, if any, by "P.T." after the title. *•Do not include any allowances, i.e., transportation, etc., in salary figures. 3600745 ... '• �1emphis, :renn 1 At the Annual Meeting of the Council on Dec. 11, 1945 Th• 17-Laws were amended as follows: ARTICLE V, Section l, tol"l!erl.1 read "The regular maet.inga of: \bis I.Council (the ool"p0rat1on) shall ba held within such place within the territor,r under the Council's Jurisdiction as the Preeident or the ExHUt1¥e Board MT direct, and aq be in t.91r disol'Gtion held in the 110nths ot April, Septed>ei- and Deceaber. The December aaetirJg shall be the. aJ'lmli\l aeeting encl shall be held between 1'ecember lat and 15th ea.ch year. 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J..... •···· .... ·: .U.QP .. . L • ..... :,.~.;oo. '. · -~ .. , �Form 0-539C REPORT OF ORGANIZATION AND. EXTENSION COMMITTEE - 19~5 Name of Council Oh1okallBW Headquarters City Kemph 11 Council, :S.B.A. TABLE 1 1. Region No. ·__,,5._____ 558 . Council No. Inc~ .. State f!An n. New in Total on Dec. 31, 1944 Total Troops* 1945' 159 ta (a) Sea Scout Ships Net Separations in HJ45 (See note) 20 : Transfers i In Out Total . Dec. 31, 1945 1946 I lSA 1.A 'lAA 0 i A .... 11\ 1. , [ I i i (c) Explorer Troops I I l (d) Explorer Patrols (in Troops). Objectives for Dec. 31, 1946 Estimated New in 21 .t (b) Sea Scout Patrols (in Troops) # 'l l I I (e) Rover Crews , (f) Air Squadrons I , i I I , (g) Air Scout Patrols (iii Troops) (h) Senior Scout Outfit I (i) Neighborhood Patrols I (j) Lone Scout Tribes I (k) Negro Troops (1) Indian Troops 2. Total Scouts** . ,., ~"A..t.~ {a) Air Scouts Q 9 5'1 , ·. fi~A·" • * •g • **a {b) Explorer Scouts {c) Sea Scouts * Q..t_ l ,,. .. '791 a .!iRA ' 10 48 68 An 1nlll Den Mothers , 4n g 638 615 'l.264 i I ! f 328 4 344 32 19. 9 5 Neighborhood Dens 6. Total Cubbers (including Den Mothers ~an 1-146 ' Negro Cubs l.2An 9 Negro Packs Total Cubs 1.21n 3 4. Total Packs 5. 1 .. 166 • aoo 9 (h) Indian Scouts Total Scouters 10 a 3 (£) Lone Scouts 3. . ~.801 R (e) Rover Scouts (g) Negro .Scouts ._ann * ... {d) Senior Scouts in Troop . 1 ~ . *!ll1 A!il R '"' ,~ ia..., . ~:. .• ~ ... .4A 6 19 75n 151\ 180 1.211 326 24A 60 e~ I I 963 173 802;: tl64 1 - 11'\1 S'lng l.nB 276 157 26 1a& , l.>A. 84 24 198 68 Den Chiefs # "Net Separations" equals total separated minus "separated - reregistered" minus "transfers in". *Include in figures on this line total number of all Troops, Explorer Tr~ops, Rover Crews, Sea Scout Ships, Air Squadrons, Neighborhood Patrols and Lone , Scout Tribes. This will not be the sum of lines (a) to (1) which follow. "' *Include in figures on this line total number of all Scouts in above indicated units and Lone Scouts. In .column "New in 1945" include only boys who were .new in Scouting in 1945. This will not be the sum of lines (a) to (h) which follow. " " *In second column "New in 1945," include all boys who entered these branches of Scouting in 1945, whether they transferred from some other branch of Scouting or not. (a) New 12-year-olds registered in 1945 .........798.............. Estimated new 12-year-old Scouts in 1946......... 3600745 (b) We had on record .............46.................... Scout Troops and................ 9...................... Cub Packs expired and not reregistered on Dec. 31, 1945. .eoo. . . . . . . �"TOTAL BELONGING" DURING THE YEAR TABLE 2 CUB BERS CUB SCOUTS SCOUTS TOTAL BELONGING (See Note) SCOUTERS -- During~ During -:Wilia 1041\ 1 AOA 2'18 194i4i 1,638 243 - 6.283 l .. 877 9.018 D,4:82 1166~ ~,98! NOTE: For Cub Scouts, Cubbers, Scouts, Scouters, (first 4 columns above) "Total Belongmg" equals number on record at begmnmg of year, plus new dunng year, plus separated reregistered who were separated prior to 1944. For last column, use preceding formula and then deduct Cub Scouts who became Scouts and Scouts who became Scouters. (Last column will not be sum · of first 4 columns.) TABLE 3 TENURE. Tenure a_chieved in 1945 by Scouts and by Assistant Scoutmasters under 2 i- who have been Scouts. (1 ) (a) Nuiµ.ber on roll Dec. 31, 1945 who attained respective years of temire in 1945. (2) (b) Number Net Separated in 1945 who attained respective years of tenure in 1945. ( 3) Less than 1 Year I Year 4 'Years 3 Years 2 Years Sor more Years TOTAL 1 326 (1) When lapse-d Troops reregister only Scouts and Assistant Scoutmasters under 21 who reregister with the Troop shall be credited with years of tenure attained .during the lapsed period of the-Troop. (2) Scouts attain tenure only on anniversaries of the date they first became Scouts, which is not necessarily the same as the reregistration date of the Troop. Separated Reregistered Scouts lose tenure credit for the period they were not registered. (3) Do not include Scouts separated in 1945 who did not attain an additional year of tenure in 1945 before separating. TA,~LE4 MEMBERSHIP FACTORS. BY POPULATION GROUPS Classify Units by population groups, then secure data for each group from Unit records so classified. A - New Scouts during 1945 100,000 10,000 2,500 and over to to 100,000 Under 2,500 10,000 l.201 B -Total Scouts Dec'. 31,. 1945 333 1.534 'Pl• ~.!tAll 119 39 1158 17 4 21 6?6 l?.6 An2 Qlit'l 140 8 2 l:1n1 \ 2 .. ll..41 ~- C -TotalTroops Dec. 31, 1945 D - Net dropped Troops during 1945 E- New Cub Scouts in each group in 1945 F- Total Cub Scouts Dec. 31, 1945 G - Number of Packs in each group Dec. 31, 1945 32 2 H - Packs dropped in each group in 1945 .. "'Check totals ,m last column agamst correspondmg totals m Table 1. TABLE 5 Transfers Promotion ""' "' Total Separated Scouts During 1945 During 1945 ... . 40 • ORDERLY EXIT PLAN - 1945 Death 1 TOTAL" ando.c. 21it _________of our Cub Scouts_ became 12 years old. Of these, ___ Junior Alumni Dropped l.?nA TOTAL , . 901 4_Q.______________ .became Scouts. TROOP BUDGET AND PACK THRIFT PLAN The Council has a definite plan for promoting the Troop Budget and Pack Thrift Plan (check one) Yes Bl; No O . ........128. . . . Troops ( .....S.0.... %) .............3.3.........Packs tl.~....6.%) l.3.9. . . . . . . .Troops ( ....8.1. . . %) on Plan 'by Dec. 31, 1946. were on Thrift Plan Dec. 31, 1945; Objective: ........3..7..............Packs ( ...81. . . %) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1946. were on Budget Plan Dec. 31, 1945; Objective: ... Signed............................................... :.................................................. Chr. Organization and Extension Committee �Form 0-539G REPORT OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE-19 45 Name of Council........... O.h.1.c.k.aaaw......O.o.uno11.,......B.•..$ .•..A..•..... Inc .•....................................................... Region No•. $.: ...... . Council No. ..Qt)fL .. . Heaclquarters City ...... J(~W.pb.11 ..............................................................................State .....T.enn.e.s.s.e.e................... The following report presents the activities and accomplishments under the direction of this Committee during th~ year 1945. 1. The membership of this Committee includes, besides the Chairman, ... X .............. District Health and Safety Chairmen and the following Health or Safety experts, as checked: Public Health....... %...... ; Medicine ... X ......... ; Aquatics ...X ............ ; Fire Prevention .................... ; Firearms .... .x......... ; First Aid .....X ............ ; Emergency Service..................... ; Farm Safety..................... ; Mountaineering...................... 2. During 1945 the meeting places of ____ Q _____________ of our Troops and other Units (---------°-----%) were inspected. During 1945 an inspection of the Council Camp ~made by the Committee..... Qrroop Camps, off the Council campsite, were inspected by the Committee. 3. 4. Procedures to insure that carriers used for the transportation of Scouts on Scouting activities were in safe condition for such uses, with adequate insurance coverage, ~h· ROl!obeen in effect during 1945. · ave 5. The plan for medical examination of new Scouts is in effect in ........... :.9-.............of our Troops ( ........................ %) Form No. 1154 is ?ot used. IS " 6. Pre-camp medical examination is required for all who attend the Council camp as checked: . Scouts.~............. ; Camp Leaders ___ .x_ _____ ; Food Handlers ___ ,X _____ , Health condition of Scouts, Leaders and Food Handlers•~ made by a medical doctor after their arrival at camp. . recheck ..· u 7. .O....................Training courses in Health and Safety were given by this Council during the year with........... O..........different Scourers . having completed the course. . 8. We have an Emergency Service Corps of Senior Scouts with........................O...........qualified members. We h.:ot a Mobilization Plan. 9. All cases of serious or fatal accidents or illness involving Scouts, Scouters, or guests incident to Scouting activities in this Council during 1945 have been promptly reported to the National Council, with the following exception~ with reasons ...................................... . ............................................................ ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... ~ 10. We have cooperated ·with the following local Health and Safety agencies in their activities ...S.J.'!t.l.b.Y. ....0.9.U.DtT................ Tu.bar.c.n10.e.1e .....s.o.c.1e.t.;y.....!!'.'!.... Amer.1.can....aect..... oro.s.a ....................................................................................................................................................... 11. Our Program as planned for 1946 includes the following as checked: a) Complete organization of Committee including all technical experts and chairmen of District Health and Safety Committees.......... %...................... b) Medical examination of new Scouts in....................................Troops which is...............................% of all our Troops. c) Program of Inspection as checked: Troop and other Unit meeting places......X........ ; Council and Troop Camps....X.......... ; Sea Scout watercraft ................................... . d) Emergency Service Corps ........... %.................. ; Mobilization Plan................................... .. e) Training Courses in Health and Safety-----~------------· Signed Chafrman, Health and Safetr Committee 3600745 �Form 0-539D REPORT .0 F CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE-1945 1 REGION No.-~$,____ COUNCIL No N~me of Council ... QbS.okasaw Qouno1l 1 B ,fJ .A. tno. Memphle State._..,7...,.e~nwn.........- - - - - Headquarters City CAMPING CLASSIFICATION OF TROOPS BASED ON YEAR ROUND CAMPING - JAN. 1 to DEC. 31, 1945 GROUP· 1: Number of Troops with an effective Camping Program ........................14.........Troops (Total of ten days and nights camping during the year.) % of Troops with effective Camping Program GROUP 2 • A: Number of Troop,s doing some camping but not up to the standard.of Group 1 ........................ 34.,.1.% ........................31......,...Troops .......................69..........Troops B: Number of Troops doing NO camping TOTAL ABOVE GROUPS(Check with Org. and Ext Committee report, "Total Troops, Dec. 31, 1945") ·*Troops=Troops, . Neighborhood Patrols Tribes, and Registered Senior Units. Membership, June 30, 1945 was ...1-&a......Troops*, 3~-3-?J........Scouts. "Total belonging during the year":fi.,.283.......Scouts Long· Term Camping (Yearly Su=ary) Include Tours, Crui~s, Camporees, Agricultural Service Camps, etc. Do Not Include Scouts from other Councils. (Long Term Camping-A Camping period of six or more consecutive days.) Number of Troops PROVISIONAL TROOPS 4. On Council Site 5. Off Council Site 6. Totals 4 and 5 C. GRAND TOTAL 3 and 6 % of Membership ("1) 7. Number of Different Scouts Number of Troop. Scouters 2 i •I IO fl I ({& 3 M3 22 3 343 aa -;,. f 6. 411 28 Short Term Camping (Yearly Su=ary) - (A Camping period of less than six days and not less than overnight.) ~ 1. On or off Council Site · 71 " Included in Yearly Summary are: Camporees (Council - :91~) Agricultural Service Camp Forest Senior Scout Outdoor Events Tours Outside Council . 1,861 xx xx , 4.12...... Scouts .................. Scouts ..................Scouts .................. Scouts ...23 ......Scouts Scouters Number of Tours ..:....1 .......Tours Philmont .................. Scouts ............ :.... Scouters Negro Scouts in Long Term Camps 160....... Scouts " Short 121........Scouts . . . A. CHARTERED TROOPS WITH OWN ADULT LEADERS . 1. On Council Site 2. Off Council Site 3. Totals 1and2 B. ····-··:·····158···'~-T~oops . .. . . . . .. . . a. . . . . .. . .. PROGRAM 1945 Outdoor program included the following: (C!J,eck) Senior Camping. ................. ; Cub ''Outings" (on family, den or pack basis) ..... 1(; ..... ; Winter Camp......x..::.; Sea· Scout Cruises ............... ; Summer Activities· (other than Camping) .... ;... :.......... ... , ...... -- .· ., ACTIVITIES I. SPECIAL EVENTS (Note: In checking the following item, please use the following symbols to indicate whether the event is on a Council or District basis: "C"-Council; "D"-District; "N"-Neighborhood or small Community; use any combination of symbols if several types are held.) This Council promoted an Activities program in 1945 including the following,,as checked: Boy Scout Week participation...... CDti........... ; Circus, or similar type ......... C....................... ; Merit Badge Show.................................... ; Camporee.............O. .................. ; Mobilization .................................. ; Agricultural Fair participation ................................. ; Vacation program in addition to Camping.. :.................................... ; Pilgrimages to historic shrines....................................... ; First Aid Demonstrations ......O........................ ; Troop Special Events ............O................. ; Cub "Outings" on family, Den or Pack basis ................. Jl........ ; Senior Scout event, (What?) .............. <.................................................................................................................................... Other ............................................................................................................................................................. .. II. CIVIC SERVICE (Please check the following) A planned program was promoted ............. ,..................... ; A survey of Civic Service needs and opportunities was made.................................... ; We encourage Troops to plan for "Good Turns" to their neighborhood and Institutions ,..........X ................... ; Our most successful Civic Service Event during the year was .... J).t:.1rtt!il>u*loa.... o.f.... poe.te:ra . . fo.r..... T-a~1oua ....Qo.'f'.e.rnmea:t, ... ,,Ageno.t.es ....a.nd. . . par.t.1.cw.ar.17.................. .................tho.a.e. . .r.ela.t.1ng .....t.o. . .war.. . Bo.n4. . .0.ampa..1.sn1.\I!...........................................:...........................................................................................'. .................................... (" 1) In computing the percentage of Long Term Camping for the year, divide the number of different Scouts camping by the June 30 membership. 3600745 �1945 FINANCIAL STATEMENT- CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL Council budget appropriation for camping Capital Expense $........lf.01\8....... .. $........lfO.Ae......... Total expended for camping Capit~l Expense OPERATING EXPENSE (Including Bill~ Payable) OPERATING RECEIPTS: From Camper fees ···········-·-·-················-··-·····$.....Jl.,..4.~....$2 ·For Food by Council --·-·--·-·-----·---·····-··-··-···-··-··-· Transportation by Council · --·-····-·-···-··-····-·-····-··-~· .ll.Q...-47 From other sources (Canteen etc.) ...... $...........•... Total above items ·····-·-····-····-····-·-·-·······-····-···-··-····· •(Enter this figure in Finance Com. report, Col. 2) Original Budget appropriation for Camp Operation...... $..... JS..,.&.S0..*31 $......................- .......... Total Receipts ............·-·-·-·-·---·-··..···-····-·-····-·-··--·· (A) $......6..,.180.~.39 Operating Bala~ €A ... fl~ M 'Bcfit!ie~)--'-.......;... . $.......:..:...ltM.:..22 · For For Salaries and Wages -----····--··-·-···-··········-····-·-·······-····· For Income producing 'sources (canteen, etc.) ..·-·-····-· $...~.,.15.1~4l $....- .....l..'l:&:•. 41 $... l.~0.40 .6~ $...............'....:...;:_.;___ ,. .... Other Operating Expenditures --····-·-····-····-·-····-·-·······-···'··- $ .. 1..Bl.t.~~~ Total Operation Expense.....·----------------------------· (B) $.6,.884.• -1~ Camp accounts (~ (will be) audited on.......About .... lt~.Ch-.l····-·······--····-···-····-·····194....($ b.y......J..ea.t7 .... M.a.PW!.·&k-·;·-·-·-··Rublic Accountants M1toaell • Co. PHYSICAL FACILITIES fro.o.p ..... gh@.l.t-$P.S..1.... . .M.~~.~..... Ha..ll........W.~~-•b.Qu.1.e.. 1.....L.a.t.r..1.n.ea..................................................................................................................................................................................................................._.............................. Are you contemplating any changes in your physical facilities during the ensuing year? ........l'.1.8. What? .....BU1ld.1.ng.....4 ...... ............... .......; .................. '.························································································"'"'''"'"'"''''''''''''''''''"''"'"····•"•"'..........~ ... .................................................................................................................................................................................................. ~ Are you using the advice and counsel of the services available to you on the above projects? ............... l'.68....... Camping and Activities Service? ............. .'X:e.s ........ EngiSafety Service? .................................... neering Service? ..........'.fee............ Health . . & PERSONNEL Camp Director ......Hop.e.....H.•.•.·..F.O.~ ............................................................................................If not on professional staff, did he have Camp Director's commission? ........ JfO. If more than one camp is operated-list additional directors below. State if they hold Camp Director's commissions as above. J .. A. Beauchamp No CAMP STAFF Numher on central Cainp Staff?....:..... .32-........................How many are Scouts?............... 11--------·-·-··------·---How many Adults (over 21) ?.. ;.............J.3....... Number of Provisional Scoutmasters used? ................J ..,.........................................................................................................:..........................How many were Adults (over 21) ?............... $ .......... APPRAISAL OF CENTRAL CAMP STAFF NAME Camp Position Scouting Connection Would you Re•appoint? If not• I QUALITY QF SERVICE Exe. Good I Aver. I Fair Poor Number of Weeks on Staff I I Rate of Pay Per Week ;·'(. (If necessary, attach sheet with names and appraisal under headings above.) • If you would not recommend reemployment •. send in full particulars. Further comments: -··-··--·---·----····-·-·-·-·-··..····-·····-·-····-····-····-·······-·-·-·---·-··· -··------·--------··----·-Date----····-··- ·-······················-·-·····-····· 19.·--··· ........................................ --··--· -····---·-·--·----·--·-·---·---·-··-····· -·····-·················! (Signed) --·-····-····-····-······-·······-·-··-·-····-····-·-·----·--····-·-·······-·-·-···-·-····-···---·······-·-·-·Scout Executive Committee · Chairman, Camping and Activities Street.....................................- ....:_........- ..--·-·-·----·----·--··-·-·-···City·----·---·-------····-----S tate. __________ _ NOTE: We would appreciate a narrative report on any special features relating to progrl!-m, or administration. �Form 0-539 ADVA NCE SAMPLE REGION No..... 6.~ .... APPLICATION for RENEWAL of LOCAL COU NCIL CHA RTER for the Year Beginning July 1, 1946 NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park A venue, New York 16, N. Y. "" ,.. ,.. ·"' f\,.t,.•t" t::t.4/....f.'£ !, . LI' • • • The ......~ ,t.:'.......... ::.. c::.:#if ... m.,.::~::.,,: ...... :: .................................................................................Councd, Boy Scouts of America, with (Name of Council) ,,.•.._. ...... -/ 1 ~ ~1 . ffl !',•' ~ headquarters at. ... ;[__'2J....~-~:t:::¥.'.f.\(~:t.~Mt.f...........'!1:.~.4'. . ~."~'.~. .,. . .t!.~:r;,tt:~1:'.fi::':'i!r.., ...............:.f?.:.11:.:~:;/!.._:f:t.t::~ ............... :::lf?::::i:,;f.~,.,"",.. • (Local Mailina- 8 . /, t;:"·'t Address) ,_ (City) (State) I~ l"if ""' ""'! ~ and h~_ving _jurisdiction over_. (indicate_ ~ntire Ar~) ....~... :Lti:.f:;,t;,~"[···"''~~:1&.1;;c··~':".9.~ d::\~ ..•.~··········~---, .......: t'.ii'. ;;k.£~1·~~.~~f;:(f:::f.!.....f/..¢.~:J~J:\./f.zPtt::J. .i.1.i&:t.~:.~.k.....!,-:j::~,~:~ .... ~:: ........ ::.~~~:~~:~£.;......i:ti.tA'f.:+.:.1. ,;..AA._ {'d f! . -'':fil ~ ~'J.-t'i"" . ..... l..l.~!'::'.~:.3.,-·.i;,, /~ f~'.?;• ,,,_,if''J.....~,.J{!;'..:.:5:!:1: ·. t'lt - ' ~ · 1 ·.....•1....•...n.·~::.~:::...~:'!i;~~"''''" v.x;;:m.,,c.~,w..j., .Jb..~.,.' ............ ...........:.~1:~ ..":i •.• :f::.tr.~.!~·t ..:..!:~:}::; .........:'f:J.td,-,t.:;;~:f !-,' 7 d " ' l hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July 1, 1946. In justification of this application, the accompanying reports of accomplishments and progress in 1945. and Objectives for_ 1946 are offered as evidence of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibility as a local Council as required by the By-laws of the Boy Scouts of America, Article XI, Section 2, Clause 3. " " . This application and record of p ress were reviewed and approved by the Council or Executive Board at a duly called meeting on.................. .. .... .... 3.. 19t,J... kat which meeting a quorum was present and the Council sp ifically accepted its obligation to loyally cooperate with the National Council and its representatives in promoting the program of the Boy Scouts of America in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and By-laws, policies and regulations of the Boy Scouts of America. f ..... Signed Scout Executive ... J............................................. ......................................................................................................... President ......................................................................................................... Treasurer BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Oncorporated February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.) 36007-45 �1. As of December 31, 1945, we had .... ~'. Council members, which included representatives of .. institutions or groups of citizens within our jurisdiction which 'sponsor Troops or Packs. :;,J. . . . . . /C'CJ. . . % of ·the In accordance with the policy of the Boy Scouts of America, major religious groups of our territory are represented in the Council and Executive Board in the following numbers: Council ..... ,..............................Jewish............. 1...~ Catholic..... .l..7... .... :........... ; Protestant..... Executive Board................:.Jewish.................k; .......:.. ; Catholic.............2.::: ............. ; Protestant.......... 11,-.:/............. ..... ; :b.9..if. . . . . . . ~he Coun~embership !ncludes r~entatives of the fo~;::ing .c~mmunity i~~~rests .as checke!..<''' . V"'°. Religious ................................. ; Educational. ................................ ; Labor................................. ; Civic................... ~...... ; Business.............................. ; Farm. ............................. . 2. Amendments to our Constitution and By-Laws were adopted in 1945. These amendments have been approved by the National Coup.7il. '.'i.7. . . . ~'Yes D Yes D No lil''No (If not, attach copies.) 3. We have an average of one Commissioner for every...........§ . ..institutions sponsoring Troops or Packs, and expect to make this one Commissioner for every........... institutions by December 31, 1946. · !:f.. . . . . . . . . 4. During 1945 there were........ J.... ....meetings of our Council and .....S,.......meetings of our Executive Board. ......Q .....of our District Committees met monthly, (except July and August) during 1945, and the rest averaged .............~; ............... meetings. 5. °" 1tt·::... Annual meeting is in month of.. ..l.t~11'.\lf~~:~. ~ IJ. , Officers and members of Council serve one year beginning q-·"'~: . t .......... 6. This Council has ............ ~...............organized Districts with functioning District Committees. There are .............. ~ .............Districts yet to be organized. Of these we will organize................................ .in 1946..........3. ....................Districts are sharing in financing this Council. Number of CHECK THOSE FUNCTIONING 7. Functioning of Council and Districts repreCommittees sented on each Council ' 3 Organization and Extension ~ r4 Leadership Training -!; r..l ~ ~ Advancement ~ Camping and Activities ::;:: ::;:: Health and Safety .... x x x 3 Executive Board {/) WELL - 6-' ~ ·~ 0 Finance tJ List any other Committees Council has: No.of Members for 1946· ADDITIONAL COMMENTS ?JI-{-'-. .Sb l "}- V _)( . f x 10 x 'y· x t.8 l "& 8. T~~~ was incorpo~d under ¢.e laws of t.his ~te in-~~~- ye~ The coworate n~e is: ............,...........................................~.~~:~!.:.........'!!:.~~~;;.t/ .. ~.,...........'!J:.~J:.':-:~~ ... ~<:~"'l!:.1:-::'!!::1.t..f::.<!..T:.<::,,..:.....~.?.·.·:.~......................................... 19.?7.. 9. This Council has accepted its quota of $..~.S:-:0..~~.... .for the year 1946, and agrees to pay it to the Treasurer of the National Council a,s follows: in full herewith, $.... :~~.&.':b..~: .... ; in........................ equal payments of $.......................................... each during the months of 10. READING PROGRAM A. BOYS' LIFE .... /.J'-4'.../. . d...... ~!...subscriptions. On December 31, 1945, we had .. % of our Scouts subscribing to BOYS' LIFE for a totitl of.. ......... Our objective for December 31, 1946 is ....... a.~., subscriptions or.... .k-.. ~...... % of our members as subscribers. B. .. GENERAL 1. 2. 3. 4. I n 19 4 5. t h'is Counci1 did ~.a.Gt promote goo d read'mg. The following methods have been used, as checked: · Book lists .... ~_-:'_ ; Cooperation with libraries .... ~:.:; Emphasis in training courses on the desirability of having someone identified with the Troop to counsel Scouts in regard'to their reading....&;:·:~L. Read'mg 1s · the respons1·b·1· · ............ ; ·comm1ss10ners · · W".....,. 1 1ty o£ a comm1ttee ............ ; or................................ . We have .... '.~..........Reading Merit Badge Counselors. v . .,.. �CHICKASAW CQUNCIL. p. S. A•• INCe Memphis, Tenn. .. * * * * * * PROGRAM AND OBJECT IVES FOR THE YEAR 1946 Direct and build the entire program of activities of the Council toward giving every boy a satisfactory experience, keeping alw8¥'s in mind the fact that Scouting must be kept a game. 1. 2. Emphasize. cam:ping and hiking e.nd Scout Advancement, as essential preparation for training youth. Plan and carry through greater camping activities with Troop camping in tents or other shelter under their own leadership. P1·omote attendance of Troops at ca.mp under the leadership of their Scoutmasters. Endeavor to have Scoutmasters to' take their Troops in a body to the summer camps. Increase the. attend~1ce at summer. camp. Promote the outdoor program thr~ughout the year, layin.e: particular emphasis on the Scout Oath and Law and Scout .advancement in training these boys. 3. Celebrate :Boy Scout Week and emphasize service to the Nation in that week and throughout the ye&:r., Conduct camp.-o-rees, Scout Circus, Advancement Program and other activities through which all Uni ts can engage. Organize8 Troops of Whito Scouts including 4 Sea Scout Ships and 6 Troops of Scouts, a total of 14 new Troops by December 31, 1946. Organize 5 Packs of White Cubs and 4 Packs of Negro Cubs, a total of 9 new Packs by December 31, 1946. Recruit new Scouts and Oubs as rapidly as possible ruid reach our objectives of 3,691 Scouts and 1,211 Cubs, a grand total· of 4,901 boys on December 31, 1946. Strive to ho..ve at leas~ 24 Scouts in each Troop and endeavor to have all Troops recruit to full strength of 4 Patrols of 8 Scouts each. Endeavor to recruit all Packs to a minimum of 32 ·cubs. Strive to increase the number of Senior Scouts and especially Sea Scouts. 4. Negr~ 5. Continue to train Le&ders and part;icularly the new Leaders who have not had the basic courses. In all courses, strive for teaching the·Leaders the techniques of Scouting so that they in turn can pass this training on to their boys. Conduct the following training courses: Fundamentals of The Boy Scout Movement Scoutr.insters 1 Training Course Cu~oasters' Training Course Troop Camping Course Health & Safety Course District Commissioners' Course Troop Comoitteeman 1 s Course 6. Recruit more men for position of leadership. Make every e~fort to recruit old leaders who he.ve been in the Armed Forces a.nd who have not returned to civilian life. Request the aid of every man in the Council in recruiting manpower. Recruit and employ one new Field Executive (White) and onenew Field Executive (Negro). Aid the Mer.1phis Coom.unity Fund in raising its budget for 1947. Through the Co::i.muni ty Fund and Finance Canpa.igns in the Aron raise a budget of at least $39,000.00 for the year 1947. 7. ,.,.i· �-2- a. Improve the operation and techniques of all Courts of Honor. Strive to increase advancement and tenure of Scouts with extra emphasis on the advancement of Negro Scouts to Second and First Class Rank~. Recruit and train additional Merit Badge Counselors. Train the present Merit Badge Counselors. Promote good reading throughout the year. Promote the use of the Official 9~ Magazine 11BOYS 1 LIFE 11 arid secure the Council 1 s quota of subscriptions. 10. Promote and increase the use of the "Budget Plan 11 in every Unit in the Council. 11. Place continued stress on_educational publicity throughout the year with·special publicity for Boy Scout Week, Camping, Camp-0-Rees, Circus, etc. 12. Increase service to Troops and Packs through District Commissioners. Recruit additional Commissioners so that no Commissioner will have more than 4 Units to supervise. Train District Commissioners in Cubbing and Senior Scouting. 13. Train a..~d continue to train Scouts and Scouters, Cubs and Cubbers in the practice of H~alth & Safety. 14. Conduct Scout Leaders 1 Round Tables, Cub Leaders• Round Tables for both +white and negro Scouters and Oubbers except during the months of June, July and August. �1-31-46 NEW Bruce W. Ewing SCOUT~::Hs 682 E. Brentwood Circle Distr. Com Wm. Henry Fisher, Jr. 2903 ster1ck Bldg. 5-7611 Harvey Dan McClain 8-7361 67 Madison Ave. II II �!'Orm 0-539F Headquarters City ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY MERIT BADGE RECORD Indicate below the number of each of the Merit Badges earned during the year 1945 (Scouts-not badges) Get this information from perpetual Inventory (Form No. 4102D, 4102C and Qualified Durin~ Enrolled Dec. 31, ~ ~ 8~ ---------f------+---..----,--11 4102S). 1945 1-Aerodynamics *................................... ,.. 2-Aeronautics* ......................... ................... 3-Agriculture* ....................................... ./.:. 4-AirplaneDesign* ................ .............. L.. 5-Airpl_ane Str11cture* ....... ----·····-·-~-· 6-Anglmg ..................................... -·····-··-·········· 7-Animal Industry* ............. --·-·······-~-'J... 8-Archery .................................... --·-··············- Tenderfoot Second Class First Class* Total Star --;-::---:-~-:-:-~~~~~--,,.--~~--- 60-Journalism .............................................!.. 61-Landscape Gardening ···'···············fr 62-leathercrafrx' ...................... .......... ?...:r;.. 63-Leather Work* ................... ···········r!-L.. 64-Life Saving ........................... .......... .rR..E.. . 65-Machinery ............................... ··------······9. .. 66-Marksmanship ................................ ... 3 67-Masonry* ...... ,........................... ··-········-···--··· Drawing ....... -······---~'-~L. 69-Metal Work* ............................... 4-.. ..7. .. 1 90=ArtArc~i.t..e.·c···tur·······e····.·.·.·..·.·.·.··.·.::·..·:::::::::::::: :::::::::::¥:1-.: 68-Mechanical i~=~~~~~~:Y..::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::t.f: ;~=~~:i~ul~~···::::::::::::::::::::::::. :::::::::~::~: . Life Eagle 13-Automobiling ...................... ........... ..1.1.: 14-Basketry* .................................. --···-····--~~15-Bee Keeping* ...................... -·····-··-·---··-·-· 16-Beef Production• ............ --···--··-··----·-· 17-Bird Study ...........................................:J.Z. 18-Blacksmithing* ................... ---·-·-·-----__(___ 19-Bookbinding* ......... '. .......... _______ j~_q___ Air Scouts: Apprentice Observer Craftsman Total . 8z 1945 ~~::!;E~; I 72-Painting* .............................. .......... .!l:.9-.. 73-Pathfinding* ......................... -----------·7.·%- · 74-Personal Health* ................ ........L.'f1:!"" 75-Photography* ...................... ·--··-····-··--~ 76-Physical Develop......................... Je..... 77-Pigeon Raising ................... ···-----····e':A···--· 78-Pioneering ............................... ·-----------Z-~- · : ::::::::?I i~::!::i~~~:: :: :::::::~:~ ~~=~::!~~gg :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::~l::: 83 82=Prin~ing* .................................. ·------""// ..;;[. Public Health ...................................... ~· Explorer Scouts: Apprentice 25-Carpentry* ..................................... k.Q.... 84-Public Speaking ................ ········-·····~-· 26-Cement Work* ................... ......... ,.. Jb... 85-Rabbit Raising -···-····-····· ............... .'-... · 27-Chemistry ...................................... ,... ].... 86-Radio -··-····--··-····-··-········ .............. /. .. ---------+----....,....__,r------r----;i 28-Citrus Fruit Culture.......... ·········~······· 87-Reading* -·····-····-··-····-·· ........ J£$... . Total 29-Civics ........................................... ......... !}.~.. 88-Reptile Study ·····-·····-······· ......:... .!..~... 30-Coin Collecting ................................f.le... 89-Rocks and Minerals..... _...:............ !..... 31-Conservation ................................. 7 90-Rowing ·····-··········-··········-·········-··~· Sea Scouts: 32-Cooking ........................................... 7.'S:... 91-Safety* ···········-··········-········ ....... !.. ....,::, Apprentice 33-Corn Farming* ............................... 7..... 92-Salesmanship ·····-··········-·· .......... A[.~ 34-Cotton Farming .................. ············~··- 93-Scholarship ·····-····-··--··· .........~,~ .... . Ordinary 35-Cycling* ............................................ ::,5...... 94--Sculpture ···········-····-······-·· ................... . Able 36-Dairying* ...................................... 95-Seamanship -·····-··············· ...............!.... 37-Dog Care ............................................ .'J...... 96--Sheep Farming* ·····-························· Total 38-Dramatics ........:...................... ·········~········ 97-Signaling ···--·····-···········-·· ..........•..../... 39-Electricity ........................................z./!..... 98-Skiing ·····:····--·----····-·· ·············r··· Cub Scouts 40-Farm Home* ......................... ·······~···· 99-Small Grams ......................................... 41-Farm Layout* .................................1 ...... 100-Soil Management* ......................... . Bobcat 42-Farm Mechanics ................ 101-Stalking ·····-····-····-····-········ ·········-····v··Wolf** 43-Farm Records ................................"!:":....... 102-Stamp Collecting -···-··· .......... f...z.... I · I . p rmtmg· · · ...................................... 44- Fmger. 103-Surveymg ·····-····-····-·······················gr·· Bear** 45-Firemanship* ..... ,................ .. ..!/..~·...... 104--Swimming ··-·-····-··········-·· ..........CZ. ....... 46-:-FirstAid* .. :............................... ..iLJl ....... 105-Taxidermy ·····-··········-····-···············.J ... Lion** 47:.:....First Aid to Animals* .... ....S.~ ......... 106-Textiles ···········-····-····-········ ............. 4"8-Forestry ...........................................!... ......... 107-Weather*. ·····-··········-········ ·········---~'-·· Webelos 49-Foundry Practice ................................... 108-Woodcarving* ···-····'·-··············l..ll'2..... 50-Fruit Culture* ............................ J ........ 109-Wood Turning ·····-··-··· .............f.-. ... Total Cub Scouts 51-Gardenin:g* .................................. 7. ........ 110-Wood. Work ·····-··················-······'1--~--Cub Scout Membership ec. 31, 1945 included: 52-Grasses, Legumes ......... ·······~······· 111-Zoology ·····-····-··········-········ .............::!d... 53-Hiking ................................. ~......... Total ..... ~..7--21.{ PtJ.fJ....9 yrs. old f.//.10 yrs. andpff;11 yrs.# 54--Hog & Pork Prod.* ........ "/ff:"·····. ?'I *Include Star, Life and Eagle in 1st class. (,/ * * Include all Gold and Silver Arrows in total for 55-Home Repairs* ...................~~.: ...... (Orga111zer Awards 1945) each Cub Rank. 56-Horsemanship* ...........................7......... MB c 1 · c "I# 21~.'3 #Include with 11 yrs. those 12 years or over who may 57_Indian Lore ................................... /......... . . ounse orsm ounc1 .~ be continuing temporarily as Cubs pending enrollment 58-Insect Li~e ............................... ···-···a,·: ...... Signed ................................................................................... . as Scouts. Check total of three ages with Org. and Ext. 59-Interpretmg ............................ ··················· Committee report, Total Cubs 12/31/45. Chr. Advancement Committee I SEE OTHER SIDE • Badges open to Second Class Scouts. #Include registered and unregistered. Woodsman Front~ersman /±.... ..,.a::... ··-·······if-···· 0 !/;... 0 3600745 �ANALYSIS OF ADVANCEMENT POLICY AND PROCEDURE •. A. UNIT Board of Review DISTRICTS (1) COMMUNITY Court of Honor (.1) Board of Review (1) Court of Honor (1) DISTRICT Board of Review (1) Court of Honor (1) m·.- - . ·-. }1]) Me M.PJ. /'(/ 13 ~~1 M t7?i (J/IAH;-,,,..~ A J'I> .J'li . ...... ~ '_,.ft. , f ?fl- . - Ii ll,,i ..11&__.;r ·' MERIT BADGE COUNSELORS NEIGHBORHOOD COMMISSIONERS Adequate Trained Adequate (2) (3)_ (2) )VI..?; 1i,1~ I ( 1) Indicate highest Scout Rank handled. F-First Class; E-Eagle; MB-Merit Badge. ( 2) Check if sufficient in number to serve adequately units of the District. ( 3) Check if trained and provided with Merit Badge Counselors guide and literature related to his subjects. ( 4) Check if Neighborhood Commissioners give proper supervision and promotion to the Advancement Program. B. 1. Does your Council operate the Troop Advancement Plan? ..... Y.ie.;.t;?......... For all T~oops? ....Alo.....:....... . 2. Please attach copy of all present Advancement policies and procedures. Related to. Adv. (4) �~9D REPORT 0 F CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE -1945 1 -~ / ' ~· ~ . ~ . J"J.. A"i ." ;:JI; ,, State ZP'(.,1t<'ffeit AJ,t:i,,-f,p1 Headquarters City CAMPING . (,9(/\..,t,<:,.f~.ce,,t4 (7t:>'f.,4>e.'1.e.-.-.,.-~f / b7 Name of Council I ,(./ (..'t, .A M .,,•.,." $ REGION No. COUNCIL No ,S;s(J t? iJ/",--~~-" '\):C~·!-·1;:-·t '\.# CLASSIFICATION OF TROOPS BASED ON YEAR ROUND CAMPING - JAN. 1 to DEC. 31, 1945 ................. $.6f.......Troops GROUP 1: Number of Troops with an effective Camping Program (Total of ten days and nights camping during the year.) . . . . .-. . . 31..¥:. J ..... % % of Troops with effective Camping Program GROUP 2: A: Number of Troops doing some camping but not up to the standard of Group 1 . . . . . . . . . . .e.$. . . . . . . . Troops . . . . . . . . . . .b.. ."f.. . . . Troops ........L.S:...B .... __Troops B: Number of Troop~ doing NO camping TOTAL ABOVE. GROUPS (Check with Org. and Ext. Committee report, "Total Troops, De}:. 31, 1945") *Troops=Troops, Neighborhood Patrols Tribes, and Registered Senior Units. Membership, June 30, 1945 was...J.~8....Troops*,~--~1l_ ____ ..Scouts. "Total belonging during the year": ..~-"'s?--~L.Scouts Long Term Camping (Yearly Summary) Include Tours, Crui~es, Camporees, Agricultural Service Camps, etc. Do Not Ii;iclude ~couts f~om other Councils .. (Long Term Camping-A Campmg period of six or more consecutive days.) Number of Different Scouts Number of Ti:oops A. CHARTERED TROOPS WITH OWN ADULT LEADERS 1. On Council Site 2. Off Council Site 3. Totals 1and2 B. PROVISIONAL TROOPS 4. On Council Site 5. Off Council Site 6. Totals 4 and 5 C. GRAND TOTAL 3 and 6 % of Membership ( "1) 7. Number of Troop Scouters 1- .S-0 7~-~ ,3 J 7 ..; .3 {e,. . ~ t .................. Scouts .. ................ Scouts .................. Scouts ..... b.;?..... Scouts .......... ~ .. .Scourers Number of Tours .......... /. ... .Tours Philmont .................. Scouts .. ................ Scourers Negro Scouts in Long Term Camps ... ..16.0..Scouts ./.k..l...Scouts Short . On or off Council Site . 2. ?-- .2.~~ 'l- y-· If I /,a 1-8 7/ 1I . tJb~ . xx xx . .. . . .. ~1::--:;_ H.l.7. . ..Scouts Camporees (Council - Flimict) Agricultural Service Camp Forest. Senior Scout Outdoor Events Tours Outside Council : . Short Term Camping (Yearly Summary) - (A Camping period of less than six days and not less than overnight.) 1. Included in Yearly Summary are: . . .. .. . .. PROGRAM \ 1945 Outdoor program included the following: (Check) Senior Camping ................. ; Cub "Outings" (on family, den or pack basis) .... :~ Winter Camp ......~ Sea Scout Cruises............... ; Summer Activities (other than Camping) .................. ACTIVITIES I. SPECIAL EVENTS (Note: In checking the following item, please use the following symbols to indicate whether the event i's on a Council or District basis: "C"-Council; "D"-Distt;ict; "N"-Neighborhood or small Community; use any combination of symbols if several types are held.) · This Council promoted an Activities program in 1945 including the following, as checked: Boy Scout Week participation ..C'!.lJ. . M.. . . ; Circus, or similar type ........ Merit Badge Show.................................... ; Camporee ...... Mobilization ................................... ; Agricultural Fair participation ................................... ; Vacation program in addition to Camping....................................... ; Pilgrimages to historic shrines............................ .'.......... ; First Aid Demonstrations ...... ~ .................... ; Troop Special Events ............C................ ; Cub "Outings" on family, Den or Pack.basis ......... Senior Scout event, (What?) ....... .'........................................................................................................................................... Other .: .........................................................:·:·· .............................................................................................. . e.. . . . . . . . . . ; e.. . . . . . . . . . ; e.. . . . . . . .; II. CIVIC SERVICE (Please check the following) A planned program was promoted .................................... ; A survey of Civic Service needs and opportunities was made.................................... ; We encourage Troops to pla_n !,c;>r "Go~]urns" to their n~ighborhoo~ ~~Institutions ........... V.:::::.i! ..... ; Our most _successful Civic Service Event during the year was .... ~~.r.:fH..·k: ...M~:'!'..t .... d. . p.:P..~/jf'j;:~ .....:~£~"; t...!~.....~p~,~~. . t:::t.'er.v.e.... ~*JlfJ!YJ41~~-···!lf!k'J!./J!k~"~~,.,,~dt......~~P.:.~:i!. ..........,u.Br.-::lf.<,;,'i.tt.<t... . . . . . . .. lc.,..ly. . .~ . .~a/e.~,·~ . 7. . ~. . 5ii.... )P...n,,.v.:. .~:i.-4! . .e~ /d4.................................................................. 7 ( • 1) In computing the percentage of Long Term Camping for the 1year, diviCie the number of different Scouts camping by the June 30 membership. 3600745 �1945 FINANCIAL STATEMENT- CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL Council budget appropriation for camping Capital Expense $.. ~'!,.;,~ $....~~,r.!.. Total expended for camping Capital Expense OPERATING RECEIPTS: From Camper fees ................................................ $.... From other sources (Canteen etc.) ...... $............./..J.(/;?..~llJ OPERATING EXPENSE (Including Bills Payable) ,+!/:..fo.9....2 ).. Total above items ··-·-·-····-····-···..·····-·-...............·--·-•(Enter this figure in Finance Com. report, Col. 2) Original Budget appropriation for Camp Operation...... $,~3. ~~~-'-~ For Food by Council --····-····---·----·-·--·-·-·-·-····-····-· ..·· For Transportation by Council ---·-····-·-····-·-·................._. $..'::fi.L..9...L..Y:..r $.. __..!..1..i?.~_±..f For Salaries and Wages --·--····-·······---·-·······-·······-·······-·-·· For Income producing sources (canteen, etc.)---····-·-·· $............................_.... Other Operating Expenditures --~····-····-····-·-·······-····-·-··-··· Total Operation Expense.................................. (B) $......................_ ...:...... Total Receipts ········-···-····-·-·-·-····-···-··-····-·-····-·-····-·· (A) . $... k.~.8:9...!.~j Operating JialeM;e 1( 4rmB) or Deficit (B .-A).................. $.........~.~-~...'?::-:!; . .--.. ~-~....l.::... .;'<.............. 194..{.tt, by..M:~-~-.!l&Pf ' f ..;o. Camp accounts (ill;rlP) (will be) audited on.....CIJ... $....!.1..':?..+...<;!.!....~..~ !...7.!..9.f. ..... $...l,,§ $.,,.8..8..H:. •.~_L Public Accountants PHYSICAL FACILITIES ~~'~:y~'.~~~~i:;:::~':~~:::=::~=:=== ... . .~....... Campmg ?............ (l'.......... • andA ct1v1t1es Are you using the advice and counsel of the services available to you on the above proiects °?-~ ? . ........ s·erv1ce , ........ ........... ' E ng1- neering Service? ..... ~............. Health & Safety Service? .................................. .. -z ,. , 1 I.I . .................... .{.~.. Camp Director /I ~t:rt.i.:P PERSONNEL ·&L........f:t:..:..... l...... t.: .......~) ........................................................ 1£ If i:nore than one camp is. 9pe ted-lis1:_ additional directors below. State if they hold Camp Director's co!QIIlissions as above. Jl .Ct ' f/il!.t;:t.. f,,.(-·f /t.l!E'tAA·~1~ )t.,,., .. . . . . ? not on professional staff, did he have Camp Directors comm1ss10n ..............~•...>:...... .. · PV0 • CAMP STAFF .................How many are Scouts?........... /~...........................How many Adults (over 21) ?........../..i1.'.,,........ used? ..................... ~s..·. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .:. . . :. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .How · many were Adults (over 21 ) ?.........5 . . . . . . . . Number on central Camp Staff?......... &.~ Number of Provisional Scoutmasters APPRAISAL OF CENTRAL CAMP STAFF Camp Position NAME Scouting Connection Would you Re· appoint? If not* I QUALITY OF SERVICE Exe. Good I Aver. I Fair I Poor Number of Weeks on Staff I I Rate of Pay Per Week (If necessary, attach sheet with names and appraisal under headings above.) • If you would not recommend re~mployment, send in full particulars. Further comments: -···-····-·-·--···-·---·--····--·-·-·-····-····-····-·-·-····-····-····-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-····-··--- ----·--------·-·-----·-·--·-- Date -····-·--···-····-·-··..···---····-·· ....................... 19........._ ..··-··..····................................. (Signed) --·-·········-····-·······-·-····---····--·--····-·---·-·-·----····-·-·······-·--····-·-·..·--··-·-·-·····---····-·-·----··-·--·--·---···---·--·----·-··-·--·-····-·-·······-···--·····-····-··--·Scout Executive Chairman, Camping and Activities Committee Street..................................--·-····-···-···---·-·-···-·-·-··-····-·-·-····--·-··--·-City....---------·-·-·-·-····-·-·-·-·-···-State..______,_:____ NOTE: We would appreciate a narrative report on any special features relating to program, or administration. �Please Fill Out in Triplicate; One C::opy for Your Use; One to Regional Office; One to National Office. Copies to be Returned to Regional and National Offices not later than January 31, 1946 vr<- Form 0-1426 BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 1945 WAR TIME SERVICE REPORT -- REGION No~-_ _,.'=6,,_____ COUNCIL No. 558 Includes GREEN THUMB CAMPAIGN rgfu_c_ftcua-<,v· L~t~·tr·t-@!;,(!_,. NAME OF COUNCIL LOCATION OF COUNCIL OFFICE 2z/,e~,U /'&. /,.{(. ~-· - --~_-e:_. ._.,_,,·t_. .·-~vt.o="'"-·~'_ _ _ _ __ (STATE)' INCLUDE IN THIS REPORT ONLY 1945 ACTIVITIES g ., :~;:I NATURE OF WAR SERVICE RENDERED -~ 0 0 u 0 1l u. t 0 ~ 0 zu I WASTE PAPER COLLECTION General Eisenhower - Boy Scout Campaign March - April 1945 WASTE PAPER COLLECTION (Total of entire year) <ll"' .., .!! ;! z= ~ :g -; Ul .. 'ti:: .0 0 .... :I i,.. Q u t:at ~ ., .., z.... ti., Cl • w~8'JJ ""'"1:tl 0 ~ 0 .... "' Cl:! i,.. Qi,..~ SPACE FOR YOUR COMMENT a_ .; ·! > ~] - :; .5, =~ :I ~~ :i:: ~ Unit Citations Awarded Lbs. Eisenhower Medals Awarded 1-18L.t , 78 8 '-I~ .:JS-( L/-fC /Lbs. SALVAGE OF SCRAP RUBBER Lbs. SALVAGE OF SCRAP METAL (Scrap Banks) Lbs. SALVAGE OF TIN CANS Lbs. SALVAGE OF GREASE Lbs. BOOKS COLLECTED FOR MILITARY CAMPS UNITED NATIONAL CLOTHING COLLECTION No. CIRCULARS DISTRIBUTED (If Completed - Include Date of Completion) a I Lbs. ~ No. -aro POSTERS DISTRIBUTED COUNCIL OR LOCAL DISTRIBUTIONS OF GOVERNMENT INFORMATION MATERIAL II 'J.-4-B' 0 ,1 No. l..No. WAR FUND DRIVE !lo OTHER COLLECTIONS (such as toys, etc.) f ~No. LOCAL COOPERATION WITH OTHER AGENCIES* (LIST ALSO SPECIAL LOCAL COUNCIL WA~ TIME SERVICE), *American Red Cross; American Legion; U.S.O.; O.CD. Service; Community Chests; Bundles for Britain; Fire Prevention Week Committee; United China Relief; Y.M.C.A.; U. S. Forest Service; Blood Banks; Selective Service; Rationing Boards; Bundles for America, etc. (REPORT ONLY 1945 ACTIVITIES) AGENCY COOPERATED WITH NATURE OF SERVICE-COOPERATION PACKS NO. OF NO OF COMMUmTIES and ~JUTS and !~O~PS Participating Paruapatmg Total Volume of Material Handled I I (Over) 40001145 �"FOOD FOR FREEDOM" 1945 PARTICIPATION IN THE 7th WAR LOAN I VICTORY "GREEN THUMB" GARDENS and HOME FOOD PRODUCTION . .................... . Number of Scouts working Victory Gardens.............. •.................. ft sq. 400 over of gardens with Number of these Number presented MacArthur Medals ................................................. . were Scouts) ............................................ . were Cub Scouts and (of these Number additional who produced food and received Green Thumb Certificate ..................................................................................................................................... . II CAMP PRODUCTION Did you- have Council camp gardens? ......................... Number of Scouts ·participating? ................................................................................................................................. . Did your camp have livestock projects? ........................................................................................................... . Give types .......................................................................................................................................................................................... . III LIVE-INS Number of Live-ins (urban Scouts who lived in and worked on farms?) ............. :..................................................................................................................................... . Average of days worked ......................................................................................................................................................... . IV DAY HAULS Number who took part ......................................................................................................................................................... . Average number of hours worked .............................................................................................................................. . V WORK CAMPS Did your Council conduct a work camp? ...................... ~.~..................................................................... . If so, how many participated? .......................................................................................................................................... . Average number of hours worked (each worker) .......................................................................................... . Type of project? ........................................................................................................................................................................ . Where and when? ..................................................................................................................................................................... . ?:?o............................................................................... FINANCING THE WAR Did your Council have an over-all plan of cooperation in the Seventh War Loan May 14 - June 30, 1945? No~ Yes D No. of Scouts and Cub Scouts participating........................ from ........................Troops and Packs No. of communities in which Scouts and Cub Scouts participated ..................................................... . Yes D Did Scouts and Cub Scouts actually take orders for bonds and stamps? No D If yes, No. of orders secured in Seventh War Loan .......................................................................................... . Total amount involved ............................................................................................................................................................................ . Did Scouts and Cub Scouts No D Yes D (1) Do house-to-house canvassing? No 0 Yes D (2) Small area canvassing? No D Yes D (3) General solicitations? In what other ways did Scouts and Cub Scouts cooperate in the Seventh War Loan? No D Yes D Did Scouts furnish aid to radio stations for taking orders? No. orders secured ..................................................................................................................................................................................... . Value ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................ . PARTICIPATION IN THE VICTORY'; LOAN Did your Council have an over-all plan of cooperation in the Victory Loan Oct. 29 - Dec. 8, 1945? No~ Yes D No. of Scouts and Cub Scouts participating....................... from ....................... .Troops and Packs. No. of communities in which Scouts and Cub Scouts participated Yes D Did Scouts actually take orders for bonds and stamps? No D If yes, No. of orders. secured in Victory Loan .............................................................................................................. . Total amount involved .............................................................................. ,............................................... :......................................... . Did Scouts and Cub Scouts No D Yes D (1) Do house~to-house canvassing? No O Yes D (2) Small area canvas.sing? No D Yes D (3) General solicitations? In what other ways did Scouts and Cub Scouts cooperate in the Victory War Loan? .SCOUTS-AT-WAR MINUTE MAN PROGRAM This program started November 20, 1944. No. of Troops and Packs earning right to display Scouts-at-War Minute Man flag and/or banner . during 1945 ....................................................................................................................................................................................... . Total No. of commitments to buy and continue to purchase regularly secured by Scouts and Cub Scouts $---Value in this program dudng 1945 No. of 'Scouts and Cub Scouts purchasing bonds and/or stamps regularly in 1945 ........... .. BLOOD BANKS OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRATIO N ASSISTING IN RECRUITING Yes D No~ If yes, No. of Scouts and Cub Scouts involved ......................................................................................................... . No of Troops and Packs involved .............................................................................................................................................. . No. of communities involved .......................................................................................................................................................... . Scouts in this Council have served as aids to Blood Banks No. of Scouts and Cub Scouts cooperating with rationing programs ............................................... . No. of Troops and· Packs involved ..................................................................... :.................................................................... . No. of communities ............................................................................................................................................. :.................................. . CHECK EACH SERVICE O Fuel oil D Issuance of gasoline rationing O Store census D Aid in token distribution D Food rationing Other types of. assistance ······································································'· ................................................................................................................................. No. of Scouts and Cub Scouts .... :.............................................................................................................................................. . I ~:: ~r:~i:.:~1ti~a~·~·~····i~·~·~·~.~~~.... :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: MARINES 0 WACS LOCAL REPORTS_ NOTE: ' 0 WAVES 0 ARMY 0 NAVY [B""' COAST GUARD~ Please describe briefly any service rendered by Scouts in emergencies caused by flood, tornado, earthquake, etc., on separate sheet. Please attach copy of all Council reports of War Time Services you have issued in 1945 or for activi· ties of 1945 related to War Service, Civic Service, etc. Pictures ar~ also requested. To the best of our knowledge this report constitutes an accurate record of the war time service of this Council in 1945. Signature:-- ---....,------- ------Council .President Signature:_'_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Chairman Camping and Activities Signature: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Scout Executive Date: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ (INCLUDE IN THIS REPORT ONLY 1945 ACTIVITIES) (Over) i l ' �lfm 0-539G REPORT OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMM ITTEE -1945 ~L' ~ . fL. . . ,~~'(ft /fl~ Name of Council ......~~-~(.~b.:~¥.. ..... !J?.:·e.k::.fr.~::~~-: .. ~A Headquarters City ................. • £),.~ - .... ~.~- C-·"'"""'""' . E..!:'{~::?..:?.:.:~./JM......................................State .......~~:~?~~:':::'.'............... Region No. ·-·~·-·· Council No. . .$.'S.'a~ ... The following report presents the activities and accomplishments under the direction of this Committee during the year 1945. 1. The membership of this Committee includes, besides the Chairman, .............~ ........ District Health and Safety Chairmen and the following Health or Safety experts!.as checked: Public Health....... ~.... ; Medicine ... ~ ; Aquatics .... :.~ ..... ; Fire Prevention ..................... ; Firearms ....... ~.; First Aid ...... ~~.... ; Emergency Service..................... ; Farm Safety ..................... ; Mountaineering ..................... . 2. During 1945 the meeting places of _________ O_______ of our Troops and other Units ( ______ Q _______ %) were inspected. During 1945 an inspection of the Council Camp ~t made by the Committee ..0.Troop Camps, off the Council campsite, were inspected by the Committee. 3. 4. Procedures to insure that ,carriers used for the transportation of Scouts on Scouting activities were in safe condition for such uses, with adequate insurance coverage, hi~ mt been in effect during 1945. ave 5. The plan for medical examination of new Scouts is in effect-in............~ ...........of our Troops ( ........................ %) Form No. 1154 is !1-ot used. 1S 6. Pre-camp medical examination 1s required for all who attend the Council camp as checked: Scouts......~.; Camp / ; Food Handlers ___________ ~Leaders ____________ __ Health condition recheck of Scouts, Leaders and Food Handler~t made by a medical doctor after their arrival at camp. 1S .7. .. .....Q ..........Training courses in Health and Safety were given by this Council during the year with ........ having completed the course. 8. t:>. . . . .different Scouters We have an Emergency Service Corps of Senior Scouts with................~..................qualified members. We h = t a Mobilization Plan. 9. All cases of serious or fatal accidents or illness involving Scouts, Scouters, or guests incident to Scouting activities in this Council during 1945 have been promptly reported to the National Council, with the following exceptions with reasons ..................................... .. ············~·;:······;:··~~~:··~~~;:~:~:~··~~:~··~:··~~~~~~:~··~~~~···~:~~·-==~-·~:~~~··=~~~~~::···~:···:~:~~···~:~~~:~:~::::7.L:iiif ::::~~;~:~;.;,t;~;1 -~~~!,~~~ ..~e.~~-~i::~~. f.. ....~........~~~~:'.~'.~:~¢~:~~~<t:::......~-4.::~.....fl..1,#f.::t:.:VJ~ ................................................................................... 11. Our Program as planned for 19j6 includes the following as checked: a) C~mplete or~ation of Committee including all technical experts and chairmen of District Health and Safety Committees .................................... . b) Medical examination of new Scouts in....................................Troops which is.....- ...~ ................. % of all our Troops. c) Program of Inspection as checked: Troop and other Unit meeting places .......... ~.; Council and Troop Camps........ ~ ... ; Sea Scout watercraft..................................... . ~ d) Emergency Service Corps .............. ......... ; Mobilization Plan..:................................. . e) Training Courses in Health and Safety ________~:____ , Signed ................................................................................................................................................ Chairman, Health and Safety Committee 3600745 ·· �~c R"EPORT OF ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION COMMITTEE - 1945 • Name of Council r;;,~ kua '71-1. Headquarters City TABLE 1 I. if;e,r: t ~ \t f t" ~a p)?&. ~ v· ~ _,. :.,,e--1~A.~~lt~~ ·- '·' ,. '. . • I: t - . .- n~··· ,,.·" "·· Total on Dec. 31, 1944 ,. - ,. ,,,;;;;;;,,;,; Council No. ~..().-t,efHA# Net Separations in 1945 (See note) New in 1945 B I 2.i (b) Sea Scout Patrols (in Troops) Transfers # 1rl ?~o 15'9 (a) Sea Scout Ships ,- State ,,, Total Troops* "'- ....;;:,)-..........- - . N o. - - = R egton ' i In Out Estimated New in 1946 Total Dec. 31, 1945 ·J4- /5".I I z i i //c,4 41 (0 I (c) Explorer Troops I (d) Explorer Patrols (in Troops) J ! I Air Squadrons I ·" I (e) Rover Crews (f) Objectives for Dec. 31, 1946 I J I (g) Air Scout Patrols (in Troops) - - (h) Senior Scout Outfit (i) Neighbo'rhood Patrols (j) Lone Scout Tribes (k) Negro Troops q .S-J CJ l 6'7 '-~ (I) Indian Troops 2. 171.}. ·- IJ.~34 •• •l Total Scouts** .1'.5'4~ (a) Air Scouts ·1 /¥ '""' *. ·/_ (b) Explorer Scouts (c) Sea Scouts '14-- (d) Senior Scouts in Troop 1 I /l 3 ~e:IPJJ I 8D'C !J b 91 f '). /... ·~J .... 4R , l6'' q. l35' 3 1 " I},.-- G /V h0 /o,S- ( e) Rover Scouts (£) Lone Scouts "'~ /, /J,../ ~ (g) Negro Scouts, (h) Indian Scouts 3. Total Scouters /, ~ ';.J-y--·7 - } ,,_,. .5 Ji-Y 4. Total Packs ·S- Negro Packs Neighborhood Dens s. "":l ..IA fo'-1- LJC - I.I ~lo -~'l,f /J,Jo 4- I C/b~ I Total Cubs l~b4-' J()l :lh1'- 1'1 {_~- ~tDiJ, Negro Cubs 6. Total Cubbers (including Den Mothers Den Mothers i$1 } t,~ ,__"' 54 1,..4 7 ~. I~ /? ; l:s .:)60 I, 1-.5 () 2' S-o l."-J/S- q / '-It, /3 .5. /7 //(f)/ ~-?Z. 7So I, l l I Jiff /{l. / 5r-, ~2-6 1 ::::;-f:) ;._ t+-R so ~v Den Chiefs # "Net Separations" equals total separated minus "separated - reregistered" minus "transfers in": *Include in figures on this line total number of all Troops, Explorer Troops, Rover Crews, Sea Scout Ships, Air Squadrons, Neighborhood Patrols and Lone Scout Tribes. This will not be the sum of lines (a) to (I) which follow. •*Include in figures on this line total number of all Scouts in above indicated units and Lone Scouts. In column "New in 1945" include only boys who were new in Scouting in 1945. This will not be .the sum of lines (a) to (h) which follow. . · • " "In second column "New in 1945," include all boys who entered these branches of Scouting in 1945, whether they transferred from some other branch of • • • Scouting or not. · r:I Ci/ I . . <> C C . 1 (a) New 12-year-olds registered m 1945 ......f ... ..f......(/2 ...... Estimated new 12-year-old Scouts m 1946 .... Q ............................ (b) We had on recbrd ....... Scout Troops and ................ Cub ~acks.exl'ired an~ not reregistered on Dec. 31, 1945. 3600745 ,,,.b--.. . :. .,. . . . 9 ......... �"TOTAL BELONGING" DURING TIIE YEAR TABLE 2 CUBBERS CUB SCOUTS Du1~lng 19.+ll° SCOUTS SCOUTERS TOTAL BELONGING (See Note) I c:; i1.f.,~~-.. ·--------J--L-'--------+-~~--'------H'7J~.4.L--""'---l--~'-=-,--'---t---t-----IY'--"'"-''--=-------- Dudn,q 1§)43' ·r <. f f{fl /' X::i(fr1f:' l'ot• (;i1i/s~~~~=c=. =ub=;b=e=rs=,::!::s-f.c=ou~t~s,~Sc~o~u=te=r=s,==(fi==r=st=4~c""o"'1u!:::m=n~s~ab;::o=v=e=)=.~.T!!!!o;,it'=al::l:=.B~el=o~n~g1=.n=g=..=e==q"-u'i-al=s=n~um~-b=e=r~o=n=r=e=co=r=d=a=t~bll"e::,gf=in=n-/;in=g~o:::;f1=.y=ea=r=,=p7lu=s=n=e=w=d=u=ri=ng ycnl', 11h1H Ht'lllll'Uted rcrcgistered who were separated prior to 1944. flor lnNt colun\11 1 use preceding formula and then deduct Cub Scouts who became Scouts and Scouts who became Scouters. ·(Last column will not be sum of lirMt 1 columns.) =--=---..:.-::.,~~'"'··~· =-====================== ======================= TABLE 3 TENURE -----rel1-u-rc_n_cl_1i-c-vc-d-in-l-9-4~5_,..by-S-c-o-ut-s-a-n-d~b-y-A-ss-is-ta-n-t-Sc-o-u-tm-as-te-r-s__,~---~--l---,--2-----3-__,--4--~5=-or-m-o-re---,,-----~ under 21 who have been Scouts. (1) (n) Numbc1· on roll Dec. 31, 1945 who attained respective years of tenure in 1945. ( 2) (b) Number Net Separated in 1945 who attained respective years of tenure in 1945. (3) Year Years Years Years Years ( 1) When lapsed Troops reregister only Scouts and Assistant Scoutmasters under 21 who reregister with the Troop shall be credited with years of tenure attained during the lapsed period of the Troop. (2) Scouts attain tenure only on. anniversaries of the date they first became Scouts, which is not necessarily the same as the reregistration date of the Troop. Separated Reregistered Scouts lose tenure credit for the period they were not registered. ( 3) Do not include Scouts separated in 1945 who did not attain an additional year of tenure in 1945 before separating. TABLE 4 MEMBERSHIP FACTORS BY POPULATION GROUPS Classify Units by population groups, then secure data for each group from Unit records so classified. 100,000 and over A - New Scouts during 1945 10,000 to 100,000 2,500 to 10,000 Under 2,500 ando.c. TOTAL• 0 B -Total Scouts Dec. 31, 1945 . . C -Total TroopsDec. 31, 1945 D - Net dropped Troops during 1945 E- New Cub Scouts in each group in 1945 'F - Total Cub Scouts Dec. 31, 1945 G-Number of Packs in each group Dec. 31, 1945 H - Packs dropped in each group in 1945 *Check totals in last column against corresponding totals in Table. l. . TABLE 5 ORDERLY EXIT PLAN Death Total Separated Scouts During 1945 During 1945 ___ Transfers 1945 Promotion Junior Alumni Dropped TOTAL 0 2_1._q______of our Cub Scouts became 12 years old. Of these, ......j:.O... _.._. became Scouts. TROOP BUDGET AND PACK THRIFT PLAN The Council has a definite plan for promoting the Troop Budget and Pack Thrift Plan (check one) Yes~No O . .J.. k:. .l.. .Troops ( ...f.Q . . %) were on Budget Plan Dec. 31, 1945; Objective: ......./.~.9.. . .Troops ( ....a.~~%) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1946. . . .3.. .:3.. . . . .Packs (b,•..5.%) were on Thrift Plan Dec. 31, 1945; Objective: .............~...7.. . Packs ( ...~.rr.-r.._:%) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1946. Signed.........,........................................................................................ Chr. Organization and Extension Committee �,......0-539E NAME OF REPORT OF LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE -1945 COUNCIL. .........rEt.£~/.i.-~fJ.J:.1::.!::!..__~?:f..~::~::f:.·~-!!:~;.t_ ____ /i.:.l:.'4, _ _ &~:~:·. ____ _ . i A , 1 $" Region No ..................... .*'#:L HEADQUARTERS CITY.................. :,.:f-~1!:.':~~:....~5J. ..............................STATE.......~::1;:k~!~·'---~---·-············ . ,,_C'.~ Council No.~.,....;..Q ...... RESULTS IN BASIC TRAINING* As of December 31, 1945, we have accomplished the follow:ing toward providing all of the key leaders of our registered units with BASIC TRAINING": Leaders and Assistants (not Committeemen) with INTRODUCTORY ~INING ("Fundamentals of the Boy Scout _Movement" or "Elements of Scout Leadership-Part I") Number registered 12/31/45 .3..3.~-----; Number with Introductory Ti:aining.............. Per cent..2.6~.$.:3 %; Objective 12/31/46 Per cent .......... %. · · · &.Jf.-------------; Zf.i:;.. . . . . LEADERS AND ASSISTANTS WITH BASIC TRAINING UNITS HAVING A LEADER OR ASSISTANT WITH BASIC TRAINING , STATUS 12/31/45 Number HAVE COMPLETED APPROPRIATE BASIC TRAINING* Registered Number Scoutmasters t LL~ -~~ Assistants I d-1 "li '7 let' Cubmasters 2 s< :).ltlo -~ ltt.t ~ I~ Assistants lo Skippers I~~. I . 1· u Mates - ~-~ '7 ~ ) I:;,. Number % Registered 'J-C Boy Scout Troops & Neighborhood Patrols & Lone Scout Tribes Jo 2- ;;,- Packs & Neighborhood Dens ,)O L,' 2.;;- Q JO Post Advisor Assistants , Have a Leader or Ass't. with Appropriate Basic Training Number 151 S':i ?:, % % 6: 7 /.(._() Lto '1 2 :J,:r ~ I I&.~ Ships & Sea Scout Patrols Objective 12/31/46 ?;o j. '$" Explorer Posts & Patrols Assistants Air Scout Leaders STATUS 12/31/45 Objective 12/31/46 % '2 .. I (') ~ () Air Squadrons & Patrols . l Rover Leaders Rover Crews Assistants Total Leaders Asst. Leaders Grand Total l<lb j Lt b lo ~ "")-:) OU ..... ~3~ 3 ~I~ SD \~ ?-0 :J.6~ ~ Total Units & Patrols ~3 l ci i ~ ~ " *BASIC TRAINING means completion of the app;opriate training for each program as follows (or former" equivalents) :' 3~. 3 ?17·- a. Scoutmasters and Assistants-Scoutmasters' Course or former equivalent. b. Cubmasters and Assistants-Cub Leaders' Training Course. c. Skippers and Mates...:Skippers' Course or Elements of Sea Scout Leadership. d. Post Advisors-Explorer Leaders' Course. ' e. Air Scout Leaders and Assistants-Air Scout Leaders' Course. f. Rover Leader and Assistants-Rover Leader Course or 1, 3, O.\'. 4 above. Note: Credit Lead_er with basic training only if he has had the course for the program being reported. UNITS WITH LEADERS TRAINED IN OUTDOOR WORK a. Troops (not including Sea Scout Ships) having at least one leader with training in Campingcourse in "Troop Camping." b. Sea Scout Ships and Patrols having at least one leader with training in "Sea Scout Camping and Cruising." COMMISSIONERS WITH TRAINING a. Number registered Commissioners b. Have completed a Commissioners' Training Course. c. Have basic course for Unit leaders, but not Commissioners' Course. LEADERS WITH SCOUT EXPERIENCE Had Scout experience starting with Tenderfoot Rank. ............D-.8............. . . STATUS 12/31/45 Number...... Percent .....<f.1. ... Number .........Q. . .. Percent ..................... .. J...,3. .. i:. . Number ........ J.~--· Number.................~- Percent .. <J.. Percent... ..l..0.. ,..-6, -- Number .......;1...,.,.1).;.0. Percent.... . . 3.l... . t.. . CJ... 1... OBJECTIVE 12/31/46 . . . . . . J. ~~:~~: . % ..............Lf'... . % .'. ....... 5...0. . % ..............J.. S... . % l_ The above information and that on the reverse side represent our Training Report for 1945 and our plans for 1946. SIGNED............................................................................................... -------------~----·························-Chairman, Leadership Training Committee DATE .....·................................................................... SIGNED........................................................................SCOUT EXECUTIVE 3600745 �1945 TRAINING RECORDS AND 1946 OBJECTIVES j "FUNDAME NTALS OF THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMEN T," the Introductory Training Session for all leaders of Scouting-Cou~cil and District officers as well as unit leaders. During 1945 this Council conducted this session............ /... ....................... . · · th e t rammg. · · .-c- scouters receiving . w1'th.........I "'=.)........... t1mes l. .:2. Approximately the foll~wing percent of S~5ers have completed this Introductory Training or its previous ~quivalent. ;/.:.tl.~J4: % ; District Committeemen...................... % ; Commis'touncil Members .......6...t>..9........ % ; Boara' \. / %. ~ sioners .....~.-~.1••S...... % ; Merit Badge Counselors...LS."-..i<..a:::. % ; Troop and Pack Committeemen .... MemYirs ...... 32 - :l '+ '+ I l) t.f 8 :~S b 1946 1945 No. of COURSES CONDUCTED BASIC TRAINING .£.. ......... Scoutmasters' Course 1 Cub Leaders' Training Course ~ No. of CERTIFICATE S ISSUED 39 S·:t II CHECK COURSES . PLANNED x x- Skippers' Course 1. Number of different men receiving cer- tificates ................ff··1!:f-····························· (Do not include Introductory Sessions) Explorer Leaders' Course Air Scout Leaders' Course 2. Training Awards issued Scoutmasters' Keys ...................,..<:?........... Scouters' Training Awards ........Q ........ &kippers' Keys ............................ TOTAL ......:..................................... Commissioners' Course OIJTDOOlt TRAIN1NO Troop Camping ----- ------Short Term Camping (Elements III) :ft....... Sea Scout Camping and Cruising OTHBR TIAINING X' Health a,nd Safety Standard First Aid Advanced Course or former Principles Course UNIVERSITY COURSES The following courses have been con· ducted in colleges, seminaries, etc., located in this Council. These courses and certificates issued are included in the Council totals. Pack Organization Name of School Troop Organization Certifi. No. Courses cates _______ ____ 1 1 Merit Badge Counselors College Credit Yes .I No Troop Committeemen Course Leader Certificate x x Other Courses 1'01'AL COURSES AND CERTIFICATES THE TRAINING COMMITTEE AND ITS OPERATION b:-............. Membership of the Council Leadership Training Committee consists oL ......./..:?2........men and includes...... District Representatives and........!.. f... .........members-at-large. comm1·t· · T rammg · · · comm1ttees. · T rammg h ave D'1stnct I · ;........... · ~ ...... D'1stncts, · 1 ............ of wh'ch The Counc1·1 h as.................. tee Meetings Held 1945: Council ..........~........... .District .......O................. . The Council uses volunteer course directors or instructors in the following courses (check v) : Scoutmaster......!.'::"....•..•., Skipper.............., Camping.. .'.. ~-:::~~-. Health and Safety.. V.:~: Cub Leaders' Course (or Elem. of Cub J.eadership) ..... .., Y.:.::.., . Principlcs ..... .1t.::·: ..... , Other Courses ....V:::.. .....................................................:··········-...................................................................... : • v) (check The Committee nnd Executive Stnff hnvc given these course lenders specinl instruction through the following l7ncully Comm or lnHtltulo11 ...~~-~ .. , P1monAI Confcrcnccs ...l<.:-......... , Regional lnRtitutes for Trniners ................. . , DocH lha Commlltoo luwo ~IAblo a trAlnlna lnvontory which ln<llcl\tes, by Districts, key leaders with and without t1 n.ln1111? Yt1t •• u ................ '1'1·1111111111 No.................... ..~ . In 1P4' WAI conducttd llfply on a Dlmlct b111l1 """"'"'"'"'"'""""' Council bnsis... ,, ...~................ .. �' v~9A D; This copy for National Office Regional Office D; Local Office D. (Check appropriate box on each copy.) DO NOT WRITE HERE Charter Fee $______ TRANSMITTAL SHEET Quot..__________ Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter Scouter Fees._______ - Tota.___________ .~".'' Region No . _,~--""··""""'~--&'_ c;-~ Council No._~..;;,,!~·-~=~~- NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. Attached is the application of the ~re~~ I eadquarters City, 'Z::Ni-. 'Gil«~ a•··\,r'~ for renewal of Council, charter for the year beginning July 1, 1946, together with reports as called for. State Supplementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following: (If any of the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expected on the line marked "Date") Note: Items No. 1, 6, 7 and 8 should accompany application, and No. 5 if possible. 7$.0 0 1. Charter Fee $ 2. Payment of Quota $ ·~t>"D.Oo 3. Scouter Fees $------- -~ t~u. ?; 11 I Date 4. _ _ _ _ _Scouter Applications V (No.) 2 '-'" (., 5. Audit Report for 1945 Yes or No Date Y~o 6. Scout Executive's Report for 1945 f9e_.e-, 17, /1~.r Date 7. War Service Report for 1945 (including Civic Service) YesrNo 8. Program and Objectives for 1946 9. Roster ~ ICfAA/ a// .19 &t. ~ Y~o J0 {i Date _M/, ~ I. I ';- d (., Date ' · Date was mailed_ .~"1N, . -V· f; I q 4' Date Signed._ __ 3600745 �Form 0-539H (5) EMPLOYED STAFF FOR 1946 (Please state all salaries. Use extra sheet if necessary ) NOTE: Because of its relationship to Retiremen t and Group Insurance it .is essential that this report be accurate and complete. t§1{_.UA~44A1 ~-1~£:.e Name of Council Headqruu te" City ~,,;,., ~-~·;' RegionNo . S Council No.$.$? 1."1 ~,.., ~~ Stat.;?4.,,,.,i,,4'\c. Chec,k in these columns participants in Retirement Plan (R.P.) & Group Insurance (G.l.) 1946 Salaries * * ScoutExecutive.~___.W~,,._Go==r~d==on=-~M=o=rr-=-i=s'--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- Home Address 1551 Vinton Ave,, Memphis , Tenn, Tel.· $ 5tfc;o.o o R. P. G. I. x x 7-568(/ Assistant (A.S.E.) and Field (F.S.E.) Executives Name Title* G. B. Pouncey B. R. Creamer: ' .I. A, Beaucham p F. s. E. F. s. E. ft.. s . E. '.l.. 7oei.oo ,I i,.. J 00.0(} "'J.-4-oo.eo x - / ,,_,, Note: Above named members of Executive Staff must also be listed on Roster for purposes of "Registratio n" We plan to increase our professiona l staff by the addition of additional men in l!l46. Clerical Staff Name Miss Sallie G. Worden Miss Margare t Jones Miss Freida Mullen Miss Lottie Walmsley --~Ga~or~·~g~.i~:..S_. _Bpy!mt(Negress) Title* Bookkee per $ "''-' o,~c'. ool )( ')( Registr ar I• p ~ {!)C .Oe). x )( Regist:rmr Recepti onist ~ ;.r£~o.c~ F x x l.O,~o x Camp Directo r "l- 1 Office Girl j,,2 . x too. oc., ~00.00 " ' I *Indicate part time employees, if any, by "P.T." after the title. **Do not include any allowances, .i.e., transportatio n, etc., in salary figures. I 3600745 �l!'f39B -- REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE-1945· Region-No._-.::/,.~"'----- y N ame of Council.~~!!!!,·:3. ..&::Q~::Mlt9a.:!U~~~~:!:!~~!'.e."-'MLJi:~i&e::...J . Stat.~"~,.,,~, -: :.;.·~ "': . .:Ao: . ·•·_.--t.'_c_o_u_n_ci_l_N_o_._··-~_,,. _,.,._·~-'_ - - l "llt,..,,e.-'l~·t,,.,IJ._."4~ Headquarters City "'1!t:::.. This isfor purpose of National record and comparison) (Please use only following classiftltion. EXPENDITURES _ 1945 I. Operating Expenditures: if Indicate if for period o:her than t.f.-'/ calendar year ~C 4 BUDGET - 1946 ~ ~ '71 1'T~8Jumn 3 Column 1 Column 2 Total Expenditures Special Receipts Net Expenditures (See Note I below) (Col. 1 minus Col. 2) q i-f. IS. 1. Executive Salaries* ...... $ Oo cf., "J:,f•./ ~, D 8 $ $ ) 2. Office Salaries ................ 3. Retirement Contrib'ns ... 4. Rent, Light, Heat, Insurance, Telephone ...... 5. Office Supplies .............. 6. Postage ............................ 7. Transportation ...................... _ 8. Publicity .......................... 9. Camping (See Note 2) 10. Leadership Training and Conferences ............ 11. Circuses, M. B. Shows and other activities........ 12. National Quota .................... 13. Charter Fee .............................. 14. Campaign Expenditures 15. Interest on Indebtedness (See Note 3 below) 16. Miscellaneous ........................ 17. Senior- Scouting ........ :......... 18. Cubbing .......................................... $ I Lf.-, )-$°"0. C 0 7 , (,. 'Z-6' 0 0 ~ e.l '(;_ . ~"' e.r· . :;:; lj ID (). (0 '7. 41::.-. oc '!J., 'J.,,1-/J..f. 0 !J.. S-5_"8.b~ 'l-' l." 7. o. ? 451-- '+1.b-,01 7~ l u~>--.1.'1 ~ ~-7."'f, ?iK6,0n as-o.oo ~ti. t.. t~ 8._i-1: I • I 0 0 ~.a c l '2. ;;;-. 0(\ 1/.-.S-6. oo 1. ~-~ 0 0 Loe...,. e-.e:' I L./- ~~.O() l DO.Q(\ l ?L/-. £/-v J-..JI, ] t/q~ 6 0' $t:><:::-,.r:-,e t.. /.e, b.:J ?17--'7,qc; ~..,~-80.~~ 7 '1 ~-. 7 &. Lt e-, (. ,. ~ I 7 LL,d')... Qt) co 1../-'it_O. ( J~ . /../.-f..01 f S- -- /..(- t ·z :-,;·. Ot.) 7§"".oo s t.-~~c.oa ; b~:;--e. s~ 24~ 1- 91. v: -g ~e_i. " t 9:?0. '7 2.. 00. t~ ( 74 7 a7. ?i b ' TOTAL OPERATING 7- I :;9 '9 'i?'SO.l'Y ,..f II./. co L, l... 10. t.--~ 472..0*7 I,,$ S8. , ~ l., ~ "l...t..f. f '() , II. Capital Expenditures:· ' 't::. tt Si t..f. 'Y TOTAL CAPIT AT III. Total of Operating · II) and Capital (I + ... . ~!f:~-;4-v A..9S, 14).. 1. Office Equipment .......... 2. Camp Property .............. 3. Automobile ................................... 3? 'f>". b -v~t.1-1 ? 2::· el $:,'Iv· ~'j_ t,.~€/0. ) - IV. Revolving Acc.ounts: \;•f;;; (National Funds) '"'1 ~ i;r.t:,~ I~ 1. BOYS' LIFE:................... ' .;i, .l 2. Registrations ···"····-·····-····· ~ \'f<! tf -t.~.:.~ ~f ~~ ~i r··~-j:", 3. Scout Supplies ................................... 4- l ) :1_" ~-~ ;V-; TOTAL REVOLVING '8 2- '7 f ' ?J" ~ ¥· . ' ~·" ..;! Y~t>L/S.O)- 3&,flt4.10 ..• I I V. Endowment, Trust,Funds or other Permanent Investments VI. O)Jligations Paid (See Note 4 below) NOTE NOTE NOTE NOTE foooo. oc I *Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transportation allowances. Do not distribute any salaries , to other budget items. 1-Report as Special Receipts only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., which are incidental to certain Council activities. Also report Revolving Account receipts in second column. 2-Camping figures should include disbursements and receipts as shown in report of Camping and Activities Committee. · . 3-Do not include payments to reduce "principal")ndebtedness. 4--This refers to repayment of loans, the proceeds of which have been previously expended; bills and other obligations which (OVER) have been charged to the various items of the budget in previous years and so reported. 3600745 �Analysis by population groups of income from contribution s for 1945 Council operation. Income from areas where Council participates in Community Chest or War Fund ....., . ..0 s ;:l z Communities of 500,000 or over.........-................... " " 100,000 to 500,000......._......._.. " " " " Supplemental * contributions Chest or War Fund $ $ h8 I . ·~ ~ '3; I' ""''"'- Income from areas where Council does not participate in Chest or War Fund Total Income $ $ •..oi'•·Q(:~ I.<:£.... ~:,;.·'f 8' ~ e, 't D I.,< ' _' " 25,000 " 100,000.................,_, " 10,000 " 25,000.-......-.....-... - " 2,500 ~· 10,000.-.......-.......under 2,500 and open country_. _$_ Total for Council Operation................................................ For new Camp facilities ............................................:............... Improve existing facilities ..........................................••···-····· (Check one) 14-no_.o-e i $ ~elI 1~~ t;t , L, l 1.SO~ $ $ 3,<t:>D;i o~ I/ l..S.b\.'J. ]_,, $' ).$:. 0 $ I v'"-'6. ., 'jt>li '?. oo. !:t10 ~ 1 I .. For the 1946 budget outlined on preceding page $.....a.,:;f,$.);J:~d.~ has been raised to date. Budget for 1947, o~ next fiscal year, will be adopted by Executive Board about 1-~t~111.P.../ 19 W ~ (Date) Assets, 12-31-45 Current-Ca sh on hand and in bank $ k;O S 8, I 3i Unpaid Pledges 1,936.10 Supplies for Resale Securities $ *Fixed - Real Estate. /~ .,,_ .. AA; 6-.:::?, ?-...,(\ v '• Camp Equipment 3, :t. Office Equipment 3. oc.o.~-n J ~t, ._\; C(i Automobile TOTAL 4 ,024. 23 *Present Value TOTA!. bCJ 4-7.!.00 I I Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-45 Operations -Accounts and Bills Payable$ ? 1 !) .. O "']../ Notes Payable Capital-Ac counts and Bills Payable $ '7-l--t!'.i "'~ ..{> /-·2.-c011ti,.,. Notes Payable Mortgages TOTAL Our accounts h~ 6b:n attdited b,- 1 We request continuatio n of J.. J 9 · 0 l-- TO'.I'AL f7' _§:,_,;J: , est::., :~~;h:!:~~:;~:~acccluntL~ ~/~~~i~i:g :o:~ittee> y- ~c"'. presen~ credit limit by Supply Service and will maintain our account on ;;i. 30 day basis. (Note: lf change in maximum credit is desired state new amount here: $ - - - - - - · ) . This Council has Trust funds, as of December 31, 1945, totaling $ I(. Cf:>r:>. ~ .r. of which $ >~~t:'.,,. was received during the year 1945. We are using (a) Standard Declaration of Trust (check) _ _ _ _ _ , or (b) some other form approved by National Council (check)----------------------~--------A comprehens ive Five-y_ ear Financial Plan lmr-h· been developed which has been in effec._______ _years. ·. as not LV!.t•.A-; 19 if4 ·~.:~l4 II Remarks, Explanation s or ~dditions'--------------------------------'--- Signed-----------Chr. Finance Committee '~ �I I S'· c ;;S <""(t::.- f )., --'."-( "L -···s c; 1946 )....· COUNCIL MEMBERS-AT-LARGE "A" // ~ .::? ::; ~'(T :t:Sridgf orth, W. D• ..,:1 e::1·-e; / . Abraham , George B•. ET. A.J ·- '-i I../ 'Acklen , T. Robert P/Y· '1 £; U·b:tlv1 3ruce, c. Arthur 1.10·0 · 3~lirnurch. Lucius :E. .6Jf VAcroyd , W. L. I~ \~. K. A. ~)' vAgeet G. Worthen, I~.!. urro~, M-:--~: 4 -·Uil 2"16 S~utler, c. W. Jr. Ahlgren . Frank./~ 1 6 ( 7_/ Alexand er, Vance ~f~ Angus, J obn A.· \ ~ E lfrl· ~e, H. s. l 6~i\: VAinsle 50 0 ~Carley, Jack '? jq Alcott; Ricru.;rd l £ well, E. R. bfvCald NAllen, c. C.,; 1 , Lewis c. I~ f/Callow E1-P-.J-s7 Seddon 4/:;;{ - i;J Allen, James Phil M•. I 0~ fu-, 1.>. ,' lvCa.nale .51 75 V'Allen, June D. I~ ,·'·· ~'vCarter, M. o. I~ ""'J. . ~ ,f/f V:A.llen, Preston J;OO d"\J\l ~ l~lt.Jcnrtcr, Nathan A.1°~ i~oo H. · \=~ (;, _: vAllen, Thomas /,.-,. Russell R. rington, 6~/v'Cor : :. -~ b- ffe!_.) vAnnis, :Burton :S. 'f2 1•Castle , s. Nelson- ,:4 .34. w.~·?iJ·"' . 51 vAtkins on, Dr. w. R. I~ • .... (\ b1 vChamber s, c•. M. I ~~ ·A 1 ~ \....v; 1f1 v Aus.tin, John A. I ~ . ~ .f.;__,,,..~· J,.,..fit'v:;, . . · ( ,D J ors, ~RVChamb i:, ., (} d9 I George Awsumb v /,-4 /V I v • • . • Jt ~ [\ ,e.,, . . ' I/~... ' .!:> ' (~'! vA.yres, Dr. J. c. ,JJJ.'"'-- ~~-W fjt,,t. Champion, R.,G._1~ VChand ler, W. H. f .,..;-. 11 ~Chandler, Hon. Wal tor J b,!.,. 1 "B f .V ~~·•Christenbury, Fred L. · , ~g ~ ~· c. , !'Church ::>y.. ~- (~ f:A V'Ba.bor, Rodney ,• /) ! . 'I/.··''. 44!vC1a.rk;, Dolpn l ;QO' ~1 vBacon, Col. w.t·~· I -.... '·""·· I)"'() c.. Roscoe rk, -t.9i1la tq Bailey, E. o. Lf._ 1NClark, William?.'.' JN $6 Ball, Ernest C~ S!-r(ll.\'t;? -. pJ · fj C. P. arkc, . :>g V'Ballon , Ds,vc. l 7,.,::·:.. ·..t'.// t::.'1- ..,..~1~l 9 rrrl.v ~ r!~ Henry 74-vBa rkcr, Judge ~H·k F'J.p#-f fjV'Clay ton, ,&. /;J.. --6 f5' ,VCla.yt on, P. A. I -, &} v Barrow, E. R. I ........ , (NAVY) ,, 36lvClc ghorn, John ,,, /'/Barry, Edward F. ·f:>'b s.,~ William Ir/Cobb, !)? VJ3easlc y, John B. I , (ARMY) -fl tvcoffey , :Ben 13 •. Jr. , . vBenne r, Honri /~:.,, ~§[p £j !J..l · t~ F. Sam c, 4-ojYCol Bensing er, Lloyd)" . 41 'vColl~cr, J. ~·I~ · 0 L.b ..,. • 11. Emile zot, i .fl. ;tL - '?1 ~' J/Colhn s, Chriss 4~ Boatner , 1~. J. I·"'· ~ /1.lf; -NCeelr, ,Oo"fo.~;j;t Rao. P).u . 4.1 •Bolton , A. Ear~c ~ 34-. . ,llU.·15v-"' illtl'\'" /~ q6fe(}oo ke, R. 1__/ '.Bondurant, Julian B. 'I;~ 1 Ii::..,. Sterling er, ~?\;Coop . . H. Daniel_ "<Boone, '61 ·. 4~Voox, Allen, Jr. j-1). v13oyd, Judge Marion s .. 1°..!'!. .Ej /) - 1-1- ~ox, _oran L. ~0 'Boyle, J. Enyard t,8 VCox, 1W. W. P. i-f vBoylc, Joseph l. , C. H.I~ 0 0 +~ycowai :fl v:Brown C.H. ..'\.. M. 1awford, !$"4fYCr (A.."'1MY) ~~ v :Bro'lltn, Paul (MAVY) 3. Larry , ,ycreson ~n , VJ3ro...,tn, R. G.· F. R. son, ?-rycre I~ fjo VTirow:n, S~ Toof . !'] I ,,:;ft> a;;. 3 },. (, .;Jl)rv. :;;J Page 1 �~ '· / ~· loroson, T. K. Jr. I - 8I ..,6. Mf - (._:r) Crump, Charles M. Crump, Claude·M .? " oO . I ~ 7?; rump, E. H. Sr. 41 vCrump, E. H. Jr.· I ~­ C-~ Cunningha m, J.esse l t)_! "D" alstrom, Ed I~· A I~ Danielson , Gen. W• .• (!) / ,i!'frn "'"' t.':!.·. Horbert .fr Darnell, 1 ff VDavis, Hon. Clifford WlfJ;.. 'P.C, Davis. ii.. G. ~ b I -f;J. vDavis, Joe E. I~ .50 vDavi s, Dr. J6 Mur;-y I 0> .V:Oay, Paul It:>- . t'.>C· 53 -./Deupree , Weyµe I ~'· i ohl, Dr. CharlcS1 ~· 7{) 'lworth, J. E. t:,7 ~ ~3 Dixon, Hugo :t-T. I 0 _>.. pi§ vDolo.n, T. R. It rf~O ,fj. l?tl- t.+ vDonelson , Lewis R. le..!. · 61 vDorr, W. H. I c~ .ff) VDroifus , Fred :::i. £i M _::__ 1 J1 /;') o'Y. ff "G" 'r '$ ' • Garber 1 Myron U e.)~$ Granvill J. e~, 4-tfl•Gat · 14._vGehr i, Rev. W. G. , .....,....._, v"Genet t e, Si d.noy l/-'6 1,/George, John. H.1-7 .4JyivGla. s.cpck, Charles I e~ (NAVY) ~Iv Glasgow, 3en E. . Jack. 10~ . ~) _.. J.(-Gold smith,. (ARMY) t:2t': Gol tman, Dr. J. s. '$7 1V"'Gooch, Cecil I·• rJ--o 3t/lvGood mrui, Charles F. 1. :0~ ~ vGraves, Dr. :t. M. J. {}1:?J 1 ~I vGrey, John 37J ll"Greon, Jesse I~. 00 '+j i/VGrona.uer, Joseph A. f ~~~v""Grout, F. M_. I, 0-1) . -:-- . · Russell I ~· f". 1 '\/Gregg, 'f'blvGay lor, W•. A. I ··(1'--6 J+ I f; , Char~os "H" J. i.AfHaase, /o~VHale, E. W. -I~ .. 5''='vHall o, Arthur I~ f 41.M~ • miniday, w•. P·?;; 3 . , @&.h ~ 'f?iJLb!lvHarr~ld, E. ii.•. ::f;::: ~ ,5.?jvHar tic, J. R. 't (ARl.VIY) · · ~'V( vHn.ys, Lake •. C George tlEarly, /, • £~f.../Heard, Ro be rt G. I e.! ../~ VEa.rp, o. K. I~ · 0 Heiskell; A. L. I~ ~· ·vEckort, George J. 1°--- q/j} 4 t/. vEchols, L. V. I ()~ '??1vlienr y, ~~. Wallace I~ s;;)../Her ff, Horbert JS:b •Edge, W. T.-;t::=J f3 1 Edwards, ·Frank c. I~ ~q /tv<>, vHerring ton, R. L. 0 ~ f Eliot, Dr. T. S. 4° I Y'. /fi.k/- 4f1. /Hirshcim cr, Harold I I../. 4,'1 vEmick, Harold 1· - , ~ ~L .f.pi VHirsh, :B. w. I~ ~o v·Ettelson , Dr. H. W. l~ 0 0 !8jvHobs on, Dr. J. J't ~/J-tfo,VHohenbcrg, A. ~.} 7 :;;R ~ C!:.1-fo-C.· ----"..~ · .., ,VHolmes ' Herbert ;:.r . ,~.., li.1.-, v Hop.pel' ~ A. 1,. ._,,.,.. . -.....~---....... -a.~"" ~.. ~ " "?=' ~.~ t Hopper, Joe -1.:4'0 I'f:: 7t; vFarroll , v o~; .J. I ~tf I.~· P. T. .;j..,lj .... 57 vHoward, . NFay, Gerald., _ kaboo, Miller4 V.f . , . i;wrt# -1.yJ..•Huc q\ 'Fiod)..er , Chris. H. 1 llt'f vFi.edler , Dr.• ~·.... W.1~. .a · ~/ 1vRunt, Jo D. · 6tll imtw aQ 1vHus•sey, Robert J. M. E. \"'.;> c1 "'t1 ":' j · f I · ;)N ' Finn, Romer c. ~-ti "I 11 1 4 I f.J ~ ?J1 vFircston o, Raymond { ~ ·-5-"v J,t "F" 1 f j ~nch, o-g .,# Fi sher, All en I ~. . ~I V!rby, w. n., Jr • 41 • Flana@;an, F. Joe4' 3. . •1'Y:. ¥Fleming , Joseph D. 1 NOD (.ARMY) ~ S~ vFog'~em8.n, J~ 5'f v Fow.1.or ~ W,, .""'' N·q:·O..·Jr:l:trj f'-'.I - 5 Freeburg, He,:i:ry vFriend, A., 3,.1~ t:: "J" . o-e. J Dr. TI. E.1-.... ~//Jacobs, Merrill"'' 6 ! q 1;J ..·~~ VJacobs, --~-- .~ �14:, '.,/-0 C Ef.M-ttfav p.cWhorte r, A. :O. (~ Jacobson, C. M.I~ (..... ')C")-f;ff J. E. tl, )?"hiccma · Johnson, J .... c. I~ (ARMY). ~Y'vMoreland, s. E. Johnson, w. c. ~: rJf-10 () oo I . ~7 ~org~, Allen l·ID~e Jolly, Dave -" fl. jvMoriart y, Herbert I VJ"ones, Dr. 'Robert w. (ATuvtY) (ABMY) ~-?-iVMot tweiler, Forrest Jones, Walk C. Jr. ;)"1 l./ ')._ L,S f.11.runson, F. F. f>'° ~NC\ '\ . !5'~\Myors, Mayer I - JN'll "K" ~ l (~Y) Keller, Eugene ~ IKenwort by, William~ ~.,_. /";;J... ~ 7 King, Dr. c. c. If t 0.= I ~I 1- l· 1 "L" ., A'' YVLano t V • G• 11 ~31vOrndorff, H. G. \,d'i.f.J,.a..rf, tof 1V'Ozburn, N. Field _ ... O':>Tt::.t:,/ "P" I ~atten~ .Joe M. /.~ co ~?!v'Patton, Wesley E. I·~ t~ rvPaul, ·F. W. "' (ff.?:Pf>::!ne, F. J•. I~ ~v'Feeto, Russell I• Ov 'l_jVPenln nd, Clifford °"' ~6,VPennebakcr, C. T. 1Hardwig le~ lvJ?erkins , Ge9rgc T. $7 ('/Pores, -;lg .lfi. IJ/-.51 V ~ lvPidgcon~Evcrett I i-.G\'tPcrr y, ~~ester J T~ 00 A. ()" · . _ (\ /f"f 1V'.Pidgoon, Phil 1:; ~ 1rJ jVi>ipkin, A. E. I - jl :•Pipkin, PerryH' 34 'M 11 1 4_ 11011 I ./J ~ . 41lvo 1 Callaghan , J. E. :f ?I 'v6' Conner Frank f/f~-f'1lvorgill, Edmund I e>.!-1-i yor~ill, K. w. ,+ ;>~ vMadcn, Jo~ WP.~~ • .u;. J 4P' e~ 71 Maury, .J."lo, G. o. I_.,... 6,1 vMa.cfarla J. W. I I \ v·O•v ISweyne atha.rll. I~ A. Sid "''Law, log 5'/ il"Lee, Dr. R. G. I ':? D& fl . O 1.D vLoPrinc o, J. A. (..:O"\)~"'<V ~. VLernor, , s. M. I.~ 37 .r!ievy, Dr. Louis ! 0~ vLewis, T. w. I~ e"-' ~~ V'Libby, Frank .· Lichterma.11, Ira J. I ~.f v'!.iightma n, M. A. f 0.!. Livermore , Dr. Geg!ge R. ~1 '1iJJ!!f!. "If:/ .,..,...Loh.'lloycr, J. A. .( - 0 .f,f V oomis, Char~~s w. J ~ Loring, Lev { VLucas, Fred w. I~ 1 {p ( N.AVY) ,.., · 3 "'Nickey, Sam Jr. / ':-- 0 .f?jv1Uch ols, Doddridge I .!. ~ IS6 (ABMY) ing, Rev. Fra."'lk !/'Klepper , George. M. I ~ VXlyce, F• W. I L~ vKnoff, Edward M. ©1111CopaJ.d, s. t. I e..,:_ I.A:;; "J.~orvcll, ;;. (NAVY) ?{,!v:Pla.nk• E. E. . i~vPopo, Marvin §' J?Xl>i--~f:•Porte-r, Dr. A. R. Jr• .,,p.; f.;,tl-45'- "Malone, J. H. /~~. · 70L--Prc scott, W. J. / 6~ . Jr. L. :n. 'Mallory, 4~ 00 LOO W. Ira /Pyron, )J;j-:.t1'i MJ-bi James 11 vMaxpn, :3isho:p · . ·'I Mawn, Thomas E. f ,1!7(::1 ~r {;' "R" I1 C. T. i~. , ••, . T.~ Loe , vMcCourt (1 C E. s. , !,.hagland ; Eugene , McGee, V. F. dalc, g'1-~VRags . L. H. o, ~i vMcGeorg "44,jVRa.inos, ~r. Sam ,L. ~ vMcGreg~r, ~ohn ·c-o . · lo? v'Ramsay, R. G;, /~ ,&JJ?t I o. n. vMcKcnzi e, Lh,: vRamso~i, Henry T. t ~. ~ vMcKnigh t, James Malonee1 f 6" .., t1~c, · cKnight, Thomas rt. l~ ,Bt.. /M- ~-f!•Rawls, Dr. George P •./'-7 6. y.o '71 vMcCabc, (ARMY) (ARMY) I t1/ b __ ig__ vb) �1--4., '"".R~eves, Russell E. I~ •·;i'i §:P "11.1.chc.rdson, Charles D. I ·t;;·.. tf I 'Richardson, Gilmer~ ,;f-,_ 0~ ,gf~horapson, E. F. I . ~hoIJ:pson, L. K.. ~,W'Trexler, Fred l "'1ticchmo.."'1 1 J. A. I~ · · 4 IJl-1-'YVTrippee'r, R. A. l ~ -1,...~Uc':l.l, Jlancharl:l s.1 M ~ Riggan,. c. L.? '· £:.i fl. (l ~)/Turman, W. F' y f..J!Jl._ · ~)O Ri ttolmeyer, Charl~~ ~- Steve ~y-!V'furnQ:ull, .Ej /M- ~~ vRoberts, ~ohn E... 1 0 1<! i'/Jurner, Norfleet I~ ? VRoss, J .. L~ I ~ . ?<o t'Tutwiler, c. :o. t ~ ~ v'Roy, George T. Jr> • (NAVY) 1 uch, Dr. W~lter Ae /', 00 ~ 0 1rv11 It I Y' VRugg,. L. E. I ..! 10~ (.p ; .4f/ vRusscll, Edward P,. #t-/"Vr::.dcn~ .f:Bldwnrd N, <'!> ~ \/Russell, Dr. George M. Rychener, .Dr. R. o. I~ ..Ej./?tl- ~!vVandemark, F. ~ ~~ 1jj"'Vescy, John B. - 1~'5J~alentine~ John J. I 1 l!JtJ '..! ·. 1? 44- .LJ$ "S" I ;jt> ../Sai no, J. E. J j o.::_ "W" 1~; , • : ~ . W. H. v/J YJadloy, Dr. s. L. I· ~-·· £A.J!!f- & I/Scharff, Abe I~ . (ARMY) "?YO V\•Taggenor, Andro_,w :n. ~ V-Sche.rff, .Aaron R. t ~ · 'b$;")lag11er, D. E-q.gono I~~~'1v Schloss, Gilbert M. I~ ~Waring, Col. R~ane ~ ~ VSchoo11bs, 11.rthur 1°.!! . pjVA.tkins, R. G'. r. v'Schmcisscrt Dr. H. c. 7,00 ~mi.tis, Vernon -f~ VSchwartz, Mer:rill t~ ~q '("Webb·,. Harry le:! i _ . 61 vSoa.y, J. I.I<!>.._'? ,fl'Wcbstor, i.f~. A. 1 4-1 .....-Sellers. Perry ~(NAVY) . . ?..i"-f..· At_.t.A!l I~ Pl> ~~yWe~l, .invin (,./ i---Shar...non,·A.,, v. ~LB"..g~'t?> -;/" ~· .:>/ ~.."1~e1smann, Wa:).t.er Jr. n,)f.J- :;''$-VSha.rpe, w•. L•. \,00 . e.e. . . Hen.:r:,;y:_.tor, yw?t I • · I~-, Floyd Sherrod, v ~ ~1 _ L.1_7 Chas. Rev. f.1.VW7dney, Chester~ ~ fl 1f ~j)' Shields, +1 j•W~Ie;y-, J. 'Drady--/7 -1-1 · ~I VSims, R. 3. Jr.· , . -~· lt{:' tb&~ ,vt!liJ.kinson, Rus sol I~ .£9. A{ --51 v Skinner, J. Le' ft O 0 · - .:;:, ' ~vWillia.os, O. P. 'f i/ v Skinner, Raymond 1°!-- , ~ Vwilliams, W~ey J ~a 4 kJ -:./-~ •,.Slavick, H. if• -t1 .~, t-y'"""'1illiss,, Carl L. 1//Smith, w. ]. ·-:. ~1 VSmi th, Walter L. . . (NAVY) l!f'Wilson, Harry L• ./,; ~ . ~.fWiscman, James !J.~,_,. CJ bl v-Sohm, Alfred I 1 00 . 9~1ood, George le~-· (;) VSpain, H. M. /pJ VWood, Dr. Percy_ I~ +;!h vSpears, Eorrr;~m J ~ . #'Wooten, Hoyt 3,. _.f~ vSpringfiold, C~ L. l/f'V'Wra:y, T. Cecil· 1, 0 0 SiiP8tbt1R1 l!eslie M. 'M ..__ urzburg, Abo 1~~ . ~ _,....,Strauss, G. D. . -. II Strong, Ro~mond ?' . 11 Y11 . vS~livan, H. P. ·1~ 0 7 · I . ). ·. :J..,,,;f v Swim, A. LaVcrn~q <6.0cf £j!•Yankoe, Claude~,_,, STJ-i~~ 1 . ~~a_~ 2 2111•~ou11g, c. n.~ SY. "T" '"jr.J1q/</ ~O ~oung, Dr. Thor.aas K. · J, (). 0 ? /~ 1 ~ • Tanner, L. w. ~,1-r .7 3:?> •Tc.to, .Alva..'Yl F. Jr.~ .3-1 , Council Mcnbcrs nooinations at ~<j vTa~rlor, Konon I~ the Annual Mooting Dccombor 17, ~f v·Taylor, R. il.. lq-. 1945 for the year 1946. "';.)( vThomas, John A. I !'!-8 51 v"Sai1.dOvJll, p. I J•· EX 4---t:1 ,,,oo • c_ 7 vwl ,_§1 -.---er-- M- LI -v ?a.go 4 �COMMISSIONERS REGISTERED FOR 1946 jfl) J1 L.J O W. F. Lenderman h.J · 3, N --f/ Victor Winkle d If .•.<~ ~ /.oo~ William Newton Jr. Jee Helms Dr. ;. o°F 4;. ~ ;5 Herman Lubin 4j SI 1~ 0 0 .tiarry Tobin N }D1 eel- ~S'nrb7 Stringer ~·· ,.._ p /!,e) ?:}J. Ji; :J/~ White ~· ,._7 Ji; ),~ P. crttchfield Laird Aim worth 57 Fred /'/ ~o { f. 00 pJ_ h~ , ).. 9 ChristenbUJ7 ~ d, f ~ 9.5 Jack Raines Ir ~ (~ 3 ..2 Fruit Tharn I ;0 Pel r~cl, (5 -f3 w. H. Fisher, Jr. J.oo;J--1 /J.; t.{ ,r Ben M. Scott /. oo~ h ~1 Lawrence Kent )t; 4/ f-7 G. ~, ;o tf #Carey Pearson :Robert Astor I· \)-0 f::.J_ 1,0Q c. \featherl.7 Tidman /., D-() 'f cL Y. McAUle1· . Ii;. # 7§ ;J '/ 8 Major R. 10 ~.~/'/ I. p~ .,, W. B. Langtry ~· ~fH. /,{Jo~ . ~ .J. ~I w. D. McClain P. Brown ~ 7/ 1· /~ ~ 6 W!Vvv ~4 Jtl/ by �SllMINGLE DIVISION :roR 1946 J. L. Brinkley, Jr. ~ Chairman ~g A. B. Bland ~ "*. 1of Viee-Cbairmaa,& 59 M. w. Bomier ~· p //0 Vice-Chairman Ii; Vice-Chairman.A 51 ti ?fo Pres. Commissioner hJ :.J'i J. W. H. L. PrieeAJ" Secret&rT h.J Iv /~Oo Rev. s. A. Owen w. Clarke 1+ 7 A; /1-~ Alonzo Locke~;' /#-0 ~ ;of . /,, 0-0 Buckner ~J. A. Hqes /.v S-1 J. /!.;) cSf E. L. ~ A. Hawkins /)( ) {) Rev. J. A. McDanielt ti o. c. /v' 3q f 234 Hernando '161 Walker 807 Walker 1316 s. :Bellevue 576 Walker 951 Texas 945 Miss. Dunnivant ~ th-../ z;, c, , 730 Marecbal.neil tt..k; ~ fR, C,., 1.. 0 O 1120 Pearce 827 Miss. N 673 Tate J. D. Springer hv ~ ~ J. ;i/ W. Ester -;t::f1-17 A. W. Willis !/ ~5Louis R. Johnson~j/,_.. hi 4 ~ A. Teague ~ /0 Rev. "?J1 11 w. R E. Ragsdale oo Earl Bland /. JyJesse W. Mason#°/;J; ~ Harry W. Cash ·T. J. :Beauchamp c. 39 727 Walker 234 Hernando 1179 Cannon 821 Al.ma 145 Beale Box 345, Marion, Ark:. 945 N. Mansfield 951 s. 234 Hernando /,OO Smith~.//~ :e. s-) M. s. Stuart 586 St. Paul d4,; ~ 123ti. Latham a~- ~ 231: Hernando 1•00 d£o u; J>,C.,,, Parkwq E. Dr. J. lll. Walker H. G. Olive ~ t,, 1450 Brookins 220 Hernando ~f J. s-,,,1 957 Poplar B. Johnson L. V. Johnson ~ 1231 Dunnivant Philip :Booth II ~ lj.-0 Bobert E. :Brown ~ I ~lo. t.jo Dr. ~ 234 Hernando 605 Vance Dr. H. H. Johnson 57, E. 1:J ~. Hotel Peabod1' Al fo) J. A. Swqze ~ 116 N S-0 Charles Chatman I. 0 O N h; /}-'N 1269 Suttles Louis B. Hobson 1271 S. Park.wq E. 2195 Marble 234 Hernando ;/); i;!, I {.1; I -dJ �I I �~!llQg.YQ!§.. William Newton ;Pc/, /, trO W. F. Lenderman JJJ_,, /, rO ~6f~Qg_ -1? 59 :Bruce R. 5 Ewing JY~e-V'~ "sOailen: l/;,, , !QsI!~!AI _____ I. C. We•therly •CHEROKEE ......, :) .,,-J ::]r) :_;r) JJ- Joe Helms Arr" J, ,,,:.- (, • Victor Winkle /Nj ~,~ ' ,, . Dr. Herman Lubin /1/C). " J ;:;--. Carey Pearson /YJ ;:;y f;, ;/{}iJ- Harry Tobin /i/o, -------- *PAWNEE J f\) ·P 9 Kirby Stringer l!i/J-i\cl! '/? · J. P. Ol!i tehfield M · ~Cf Joyce White /f.-'I r~c' .'.. .1• C~ . Laird. Answorth /f.J,qrz,:~.J../ ·'' ··, .:::>~ ;.) ':) ~· 1: Fred Christe,nbury I! ,. (',. , -'./ ; , J ))/(;' ~ ,,.J {> :!!!¥..Q.. Jack Raines 1,,/.1'i; , __ ,_ mho. F r~...., ·rn /'', !Qfil~ W•.Ho Fisher Jr. ;tll J,r-t'J Ben M. Scott · ;Jo(, ;. l ......t) i'!l'ai--Prf hh••r , ___..,.___ *SIOUX L@.wttanee Kent Robert Astor '·., i ,06 y , �J 0---0 r ) ,- 0t; l . ~ d-0 ��1 :~OD ·v/ . f ! .3 I LJ,tfo I.\.,, I ) 3 :L?;; } . I ----- - .. �Seminole Division (Continued) ~ J/tt /( ;Y B. f • Hunt Dr. s. B. Hickman 514 :.Seale IV Lt. G. W. Lee 390 Beale ti L. O. Swingler 390 Beale ;/ R. J. BoddT Lucy. Tenn.. 571 Polk ~ 2~· li. c. Daniels Washington High School J •O 6 d/~ ~~ ;;;>, e I SJKINOLE DIVISION COMMISSIONERS Field Commissione~ :;5 J. W. Olarke4 /f' 1316 N. l3ellevue4 w.4.t<P.£/;J~ _.=,i.,..,. "'1apaw h IV Arrowhead Cimarren /( Shawnee ';fe.v. J. A. MclAniels b1 J. '.!i• Smitb. ~ 1269 --wlo~4-J.,.J~ 1236 Latham ~MJ !Jl /Jtd.v lt/ l/c./ ;,/ Robert Johnson 159'1 Monsarrett 10 ;/ L. V. Johnson George Cain 586 St. Paul 4..M tnJ /ll.t,1?1../1.~-/l/;v~~, 612 Edith . /( Sb Rttssell Weathers )n11·1 SY 907 Polk A:1v Ottawa 686 "Ayers .·. C. H. Ha:tri s ;35J. w. Esterl --;£//-fl- ? # o. c. JV .Andrew Mclnt;yre ;I R. J. Rodctr ;( ?rJ. .I -;h-- / .~l ';/ _ ak lf1..-.I /(MJ¥ p)t~>l.}1..~··· tt 4~Et/,4 730 Marecbalnei~~A 970 Bqmond Suttles W. Mason 727 Walker U ,I r ~ �COUNCIL MEMBERS-AT-LARGE AbraJ1a.m, George B. Acklen, T. Robert Acroyd, W, L. Agee, G. Worthen Ahlgren, Frank Alexander, Vance Jr. Angus, John A. Ainslee, H. s. Alcott, Richard Allen, c. c. Allen, James Seddon Allen, June D. Allen, Preston Allen, Thomas H. Annis, Burton B. Atkinson, Dr. W. R. Austin, John A. Awsumb, George Ayres, Dr. J. C. tfBlf (~) Ba.bor, Rodney Bacon, Col. W. J. Bailey, E. o. Ball, Ernest C. Ballon, Dave Barker, Judge H. H. Barrow, E. R. Barry, Edward F. Beasley, Jol:i..n B. Benner, Henri Bensinger, Lloyd Bi zo t, Emile .A. Boatner, M. J. Bolton, A. Earle Bondurant, Julian B., Boone, Daniel H. Boyd, Judge Marion s. Boyle, J. Bayard. Boyle, Joseph P. Brown c. H. (A.."liM'I) Brown, Patil :Sro...,tn, R. G. 3ro·wn, s. Toof : Bridgforth, W. D. l3ruce, C,. .Arthur I nurch, Lucius E~ Burrow, A. K. Butler, c. W. Jr. I I llCll Carley, Jack Caldwell, E. R. ~:!;~:: ;~tisM:· CJ-; Carter, M. o. Carter, Na.than A. • Carrington, R. Russell Castle, s. Nel.son Chambers, C. M. Chambers, J. D. Champion, R. G. Chandler, w. H. Chandler, Hon. Walter 1 Christenbur y, Fred L. I Church, C. H. I Clark, Dolph ' Clark, Roscoe C. Clark, William 1 Clarke , P. C. Clayton, Henry M. 1 Clayton, P• A. Cleghorn, John Cobb, William S. Coffey, ~en B. Jr. Colo, Sam F. 1 Collier, J. D. j Collins, Chriss 1 0..iifi t9@.ili'-i''",J!!"°"1"e'br~. Cooke, R. P. Cooper, Sterling Cox, Allon, Jr .. Cox, Oran L. Cox, W. W. Cowan, C. H. Crawford, ..\. M. Creson, Larry 3. Creson, R. F • fJ C.t!~~:tJ./) ~ .. (I ·- D ~ I • ,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (NAVY) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _- I Pagel �I Croson, T. K. Jr. Crump, Charles M. (~) Crump, Claude M. Crump, E. H. Sr. Crump, E. H. Jr. J. Granville I Gates, Gehri, Rev. W. G. Genett e, Si dnoy I George, John 1 Ounninghll.Ill, Jesse "D" Dalstrom, Ed. Danielson , Gen. W. A. Darnell, Horbert Davis, Hon. Clifford Dnvis, .:\. G. Davis, Joe E. Davis, Dr. J. Murry Day, Paul Deupree, Wayne Diehl, Dr. Charles Dilworth, J •. E. Dixon, Hugo N. Dolan, T. R. H. 1 Glascock, Charles Gln.sgow, 3cn E. • Goldsmith , Jack I I Goltman, Dr. J. I l I "H" j ; (ARMY) , Heiskell, A. L. Henry, N. Wallacd v. Edge, W. T. Edwards, Frank C. Farrell, John J. Haase, Charles J. Halo, E. W. Hallo, Arthur Halliday, W. P. Harrold, E. A. Hartio, J. R. • Hays, Lake J Heard, Robert G. I ' I Early, George C. Earp, O. K. Eckert, George J. Echols, L. (ARMY) Gooch, Cecil Goodman, Charles F. Graves, Dr. L. M. Gra;y, John Green, Jesse :--Gronau er, Joseph A. Grout, F. M. Gregg, Russell Gaylor, W. A. Dorr, W. H. Droifus, Fred 3. "F" s. (NAVY) 1 Donelson, Lewis R. Eliot 1 Dr. T. S. Emick, Harold Ettel son, Dr. H. "G" I' Garber, Myron w. I ' I• Herff, Horbert Herringto n, R. L. Hirshcimo r, Harold Hirsh, :B. W. j Hobson, Dr. J. J. , Hohenborg , A. ~-e.e. Holmes? Herbert Hopper,, A. L. I . Hopper, Joe 1 Howard, T. P. Huckabee, Miller Hunt, J. D• Hussey, Robert J. I Fay, Gerald Fiedler, Chris H. Fi edlcr, Dr. F. W. Finch, M. E. Finn, Romer c. "I II Firestone , Raymond Fi sher , All en Irby, W. !3. Jr9 Flanagan, F. Joe . 1 Fleming, Joseph D. llJll Fogleman, John .A. ~ ~ ( ..~-iY)!f'.1 - (~ •JI' \ , ....\.- A.A:_A ('I "D T,, V ~v": _,,,,_,._,...., ~ow.Lor) v,,,_.D,, i Jacobs; Dr. 3. E. ~ Ji·reeburg 1 Ha:..'!"J I Jacobs, Merrill Fri end, A., 3r. I !, Hol...t...O �Jacobson 0 C. M. Johnson, J. a. Johnson, w. C. Jolly, Dave Jones, Dr. Robert w. Jones, Walk c. Jr. . 1 I (ARMY) Lane, v. Lat~ (..-..¥-) I ~&ft") ".L" •. :,;r--" (~. I I Norvell, J. W. I Nickey, Sam Jr"' I ( A,BMY) ~ Mottweiler, Forrest Munson, F., F., Myers, Meyer 1 "K" Keller, Eugene Kenworthy, William .King, Dr. c. c. King, Rev• Frank Klopper, George M. Klyce, F. W. Knoff, Edward M. Kopald, s. L. McWhorte:r, A. ~. Meeman, E. J. _ Moreland, . E. Morgan, Allen ~ t_.. I s. I Moriarty, Herbert G. Swayne· I I w. "M" Madon, John w. Maury, J. E. Macfarlane, G. o. Malone, Ji. H. Mallory, B. L. Jr. Maxon, 3ishop James M. Mrucon, Thomas E. McCabe, c. T. Mc Court, 1co T. McGee, Eugene McGeorge, H. L. McGregor, John McKenzie, H. o. Mc.Knight, James Malone McKnight, Thomas Doddl'~ dge O'Callaghan , J. E. 0' Conner, Frank Orgill, Edmund , Orgill, K. W. Orndorff, H. G. C- rt' I I I Ozburn, N. Field I Joe M. I Patten, Patton, Wesley E. 1 Law, Sid A. Lee, Dr. R. G. LoPrincc, J • A. Lerner, s. M. Levy, Dr. Louis Lewis, T. w. Libby, Frank Li,ch'\;erma.n, Ira J. Lightma.n, M. A. Li vermorc, Dr. George R. ~ Lohmeyer, J. A. Loomis, Charles Loring, Lev Lucas, Frod w. Nichols, (NAVY) f nptt I I Paul, F. w. Pf.l.yne, F. J. I Peete, I_hlssell Penland, Clifford 1 Pennebaker, c. T. I Pores, Hardwig Perkins, George T. I Perry, Chester I I I ii:~=~~: =~e~ljf. . ~J.Z~-~-~~'-·C-~,~? A. E. I Pipkin, Pipkin, Perry (NAVY) Plank, E. E. r;J!P-~ Marvin I Pope, Porter, Dr. A. W, J. I Prescott, Pyron, Ira"!_. I "R" Ra.gland, s. E. I·Ragsdale, (ARMY) F. v. I I ~ ~ Jr~ I ~--·/ I I 1 j Rainos, Dr. Sam L. Ramsay, R. G. Ramsey, Henry T. Rawls. Dr, George P. (A.BMY) �Reeves., Russell E. Ri.ch.'..'.l'dson, Charles D. Richi:1Xdson, Gilmer Ric chma.'1., J. A. Riggroi, C. L. Ri ttolmeyer, Charles Roberts, John E. Ross, J. L. (NAVY) Roy, George T. Jr. Ruch, Dr. Walter A. Rugg, L. E. Russell, Edward :P. Russell, Dr. George M. Rychener, Dr. R. o. i 1 Thoopson, E. F. Thor.ipson, L. K. Trexler, Fred Trippeer, R. A. Tu.al, Llanchard s. Turman, w. F. Turn'Q:u.11, Steve Turner, Norfleet Tutwiler, c. n. Edwnrd N. Vandemark, F. H. Vesey'· John n. Valenti~o, John J. V~don, "S" Saino, J. E. Sandown, W. H. Scharff~ Abe Sche.rff, Aaron R. Schloss, Gilbert M. Schoer,1bs, .i\.rthur Schmeisser, Dr. H. c. Schwartz, Merrill Seay' J. :r. ,.;(NA"'{Y) Sellers, Perry_ Shc.'U".non, l\.. v. C:... '3 ~y..~.- ..,tl... .£Lv..~,.,, Sharpe, W. L. Sherrod, Floyd Shields, J •• Chester -Sims, R. :J. Jr·. Skin..'1or, J. L.. Skinner, Re.yraond Slavick, H. w. Smith, W. n. (NAVY) Smith, Wal tcr L. Sohm, Alfred Spain, H. M. Spears, Horman Springfield, O. L. I I "W" Wadley, Dr. s. L. (ARMY) Waggener, Andrew 13. Wagner, D. Eugene Waring, Col. Roane Watkins, R. G. Watts, Vernon ca I Webb, Harry E ·E.Wt:f\,, Webster, Wo. ~ fj]w/Htll L., . Weil, .11.lvin J, 1 Weismann, Walter Jr. Wetter, He~xy • Widney, Rev. Chas. L. Wiley, J. Ilrady E,ff,5Kf/fl~ WU,,J...JAMS Wilkinson, Russel Willl.aQs, o. P. Williar.is, Wrcy Williss, Carl L. Wilson_, Harry L. Wiseman, James I3. Wood, George Wood, Dr. Percy 1 I Wooten, Hoyt n. I Wra:y, T. Cecil S'\i;Tnt~. ~ Strauss~~:·-n;·-~ /(_~ S"trvr,_,~'"'1'_,j Wurzburg, Abo Q \ · Strong, Ro.ynond 11y11 . Sullivan, H. P. Swim, A. LaV crno , Yankee, Claude Youn5, c. :n. You.."lg, Dr. T.homas K. ' Tanner, L. W11 Tate, Alvan F. Jr. 1 Council Monbcrs nominations at Ta.~rlor, Kenon the Annual Meeting December 17, Taylor, R. A~ 1945 for the year 1946. Thomas, John A. w J I "T" Page 4 �PROPOSED EXECUTIVE :SOARD - 1946 CHICKASAW COUNCIL, :S. S. A, INC. Officers Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr, Mr., Mr. Dr. A, K .. :Burr.ow~ President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vuee PFe-ei·dentTreasurer Oommi s sioner Oran L. Cox / W. L. Sharpe H, w.. Slaviek.,........ T. Robert Acklen _O. B. Senhaus·en ~ J. A. Angus.,....,, Emile A. Bizot/ B. E. Jacobs_.-- COMMITTEE Chairman Mr. Paul ·~ L. Day V' Activities Advancement Mr. Henry M. Cleyton .,•Mr. P. A. 018\Y't'on~ ''/- Awards & Resolutions ~ ~~~....--~·-g, Mr. Lewis c. · ~-Ml ~ 08.llow Civic Relations Mr. James Seddon Allen V-- Constitution & By-Laws Cubbing Finance Health & Safety 8-oS-v/ Inter-Racial Organization Outfitters .// f*Mr, B. W. Hir..sh I ?Jo'& ~:........, 121?.J; ~ ,.,... *Mr. A. Longs:treet Heiskell/ Reading Mr. F. J. Vandemar/ Rtiral Mr. A. B. Cart er / ' District Ohr. Crittenden Dist. - Mr. E. E. Moore /" Mr. Henri Benner/ \ Publicity District Ohr. Mississippi Dist, /'' #*Mr. c~~ ~tt~~ey&' !/(JtA' Senior Scouting Trai~ing #New Member of the Executive Board *Old Member of Board but NEW in this position. .J,,.. "-S ~-""- �liQPOSED MEMBERS.AT-LARGE, EXECUTIVE BOARD 1 9 4 6 @, "11-\ . i/IMr. J. H. Malone ,,,,,., _.- Mr. C. Arthur Bruce 2:'° ~::> Mr. A. D. McWhorter ~· Mr. Fred L. Christenbury Mr. Edmund Orgill .....,....,,,. Mr. P. c. Claik:e ~· Dr. A. R. Porter, Jr.V'' Mr. Jesse Cunningham ~ Gen. Mr. Ira W. Pyron ,,,...-- W. A. Danielso~ Mr. R. G. Ramsay.,,/' Mr. Joe E. Davis ,..---· Dr. George P. Rawls ' ·~ ·. Mr. Lewis R. Donelson, Jr. >~· f)fi.~~ 1 ~re"-:~ Mr. ~aymond c. Mr. John E. Roberts v· 'liresfone .,-(-s-o t( Mr. Abe Scharff i...--~ Mr. W. P. Hallidey ~·· Mr. Floyd Sherrod~ ~ Mr. E. A. Harrold/ Mr. J. L. Skinner Mr. H. W. Hirsheiiner / Mr. G. D. Strauss ,,,...-r' Mr. A. E. Ho henberg ,,,,,,.,. Mr. T. P. Howard c. Dr. Charles ./. Mr. R. A. Tay~or .,,,•.•·"'" *Mr. Russel Wilkinson / ' King./ Mr. Fred W. Lucas/ - - - - - ------~ . Ex-Officio Member Mr. P. A. Cla;yton ~ --- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - QUJ3-C0MMITTEE OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD ~/ Mr. A. K. Burrow, President ,.~ .,.,. Mr. P. A., Clayton, Immediate Past President Mr. H. M._ Clayton, Chairman, Advancement Comm. Mr. - w. .,P',,,-' L. Sharpe, Vice-President �~~~.P~1~· trcv-v ~ ~- Ct~ ~ 'nlf-r ~. 1(3)., ~~ ~. ~Y-~. ~~/fdw.O,. ,-:;£cu~/ ~. WR /l -~P<-~ r:..e-- ..,.. . ~M I -'~· )z,,. . ·""~--"' ~~/~~:,.L; ,,f7 /~P'"·--y ~:C':J . . tP;:.(~ljt-' # ' �Nov·. 30, 1945. Mr. P.A. Clayton called and askPd that the following names be added to the Council Member List. Approved by Nominating Committee. George J. Ab~aham R. Russell Carrington Nathan A. Carter Col. Everett R. Cook Hugo N. Dixon Joseph A. Gronauer Chas. J. Haase Lesl~e M. StFatton, Jr. Fred Trexler �OOOK & OO~ANY CJOTTON OFFICE OF: December 26, 1945 EVERETT R. COOK MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Mr. A· K. Burrow, President Chickasaw Council, Boy Scouts of !merica 501-507 Columbian Mutual Tower Memphis 3, Tennessee Dear Mr. Burrow: I am in receipt of your letter of December 19th and I greatly appreciate the honor of being nominated and unanimously elected a Member of the Council for the year 1946. In view of my several obligations to attend meetings for the year 1946, I am sorry that I cannot accept the nomination as one of the members of the Chickasaw Council for this coming year. It will be a pleasure to serve if I am still wanted in some later year when my obligations are not quite as heavy as they are now. With best wishes to you and your council for the coming year, I am Everett R. cook ERC/S �ABRAHAM BROS. PACKING COMPANY POST OFFICE BOX 32'2 $!~ MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE December 27, 1945 Mr. A. K. Burrow, President Chickasaw Council Boy Scouts of America 501~507 Columbian ~utual Tov:rer Memphis 3, Tennessee' Dear Mr. Burrow: I wish to thank. you most kindly for your letter of December 19 advising me that I have been nominated and elected as a member of the Council for the year 1946. I fully realize and appreciate the fine work carried out on the Scouting program and it is with regret that I am not in a position to serve as a member of the Council. I am now serving on many boards in the city and also on two boards whicJ:,i require my presence out of the city quite frequently, therefore, I just cannot serve on any more boards in 1946. f Please give me a "rain check" and perhaps sometimes in the future I will be in a position to do my bit on your worthwhile program. Kindest personal regards and best wishes for a Heal thy and Hapr:iy 191~6. Yours very truly, ·George G. Abraham GGA! ac • �SAINT PAL'L 4, l'v!INNESOTA December 26, 1945 PLEASE ADDRBSS REPLY TO E. L. WEGENER District Sales Manager 508 Dermon Building MEMPHIS 3, TENNESSEE Chickasaw Council Boy Scouts of .America 501-507 Columb.ian Mutual Tower Memphis, 3, Tennessee Attention: Mr • .A • K. Burrow, Pres. Dear JIJir. Burrow Thank you for yo ur good letter of December 20th advising of nw nomination and election as a member of your Boy Scout Council for the year 1946. Naturally, I am delighted with the honor and the opportunity to be closely associated with this great character building IIDVement. The only reluctance in my acceptance would be due to the fact that I am out of town it might be that in travelling the states of Arka great deal. However, ansas, 'I'ennessee, ancl Alabama . my contact with the Scout organization in the various leading towns might be of some value to the Council here in Memphis. For nearly foi.;.rteen years it has been my pleasure to contact the Scout executives and Sc outers throughout much of .America in the promotion and distribution of the Boy Scout calendar for· Brown & Bigelow and I have long hoped that I might have the opportunity for greater service. Certainly it would seem that any man ought to do his bit towards the curbing and stamping out of juvenile deling_q.ency. I know of no,greater weapon toward this end than ScocJ.t ing • .Attached herewith is the completed application form and looking forwerd to meeting you soon, I am .ELW:jb ~fL~/· District Sales iey check, and �;,. . . r J-'I 1 .~,...1 • .......::•• f'·'l~ 1 j j~I- \.....,,. ' "J I.._JJ"I '-' OFFICERS .urn COU11CIL M:EMBERS-AT-LARGE , .... ,_ BALLOT FOR ELECTION OF FOR YEAR :BEGINNING J.t\.1.WARY l, 1945 ********** (Vote for One IOR PRES I DENT I Mr. - A. K. Burrow -·· w. L. Sharpe Mr. H. w. Slavick Oran L. Cox ---· - _ _ _JJ:ir. Edmund Or~ill I v• .J.. • ·-~~ T. Robert .'l.cklen ·- ! --· (Voto for One'. FOR SECRETARY t - (Vote for Five :I::: i~--· -· i -·· ..• ·-hFOR VICE-PRESIDENTS I - I Mr. J. I A .~. A.n~us ' (Voto for Ono, FOR TREASURER I Mr. Emile A. Bi zot I . FOR ' (Vote for On~, COMMISSIONER · 1 Dr • B •. E. Jacobs .. I FOR NATIOlif.AL COUNCIL P.b'PRJJSE1TTli.TIVES(Vote for Mr. tl___ A. K. Bur.row Mr. P. A. Clayton Dr. B. E. Jacobs Mr. Henry M. Clayton Mr. I James Seddon J~llon ' FOR COUNCIL MEMIE::RS-.AT-LARGE, as per list next attach0d • ; - �X-:;..- ~ e. =- f?_(;J.-f!1_ COUNcr·1 MEMBI;RS-l~T-LARGE HAii Acklent T. Robert l~croyd, W. L. Agee, G. Worthen <:..-.Ahlgren, Frank Alexander, Vance Jr. .lmgus, John 1:... .Ainslee, H. s. .Alcott, Richard Allen, O. o• .Allen, Jariles Seddon ~\llen, June D. ..:Ulen, Preston .Allen, Thomas H. A.~nis, Eurton B. Atkinson, Dr. W. R. l:..ustin, John A. Awsumb, George Ayres, Dr. J. C. Baber, P..odney ]aeon, Col. W. J. Bailey, E. O. ]all, Ernest c. Ballon, Dave Barker, JuCJ€e H. H. Barrow, E. R. Barry, Edward F. 3oasley, John 3. :Sonner, Henri Bensinger, Lloyd Bi zo t, Emile A. :Boatner, N. J. Bolton, A. Earle :Son(!.urant, Julian :a. :Doone, Daniel H. Eoyd, Judge Marion S. 3oylo, J. :Dey ard JJoylp, J o·s. P. --~J, #:;. Jrown, c. H. Jrown, Paul Jrown, R. G. Jrown, s. Toof D. 3ridgforth, Jruco, c. ..:i.rthur w. I I I I I I i1 a o, E 'Q:!~ ? Jurch, Lucius E. Ji..i.rrow, A. K. :Jutler, c. W. Jr. nett I Carley, Jack Cv.l dwel 1, E. R. j Callow, Le;as CCanale, Phil M• 1 Carter, M. O, Castle, S. Nelson 1 ~ambers, C. M. C.nambors, J. D. 1 C·:h..ampion, R. G. 1 Chandler, W. H. Chandler, Hon. Waiter 1 Christenbury, Fred L. 1 Church, c. H. Clark, Dolph 1 j Clark, Roscoe c. Clark, William 1 Clarke, P. C. Clayton, Henry M. 1 Clayton, P. A. j Cleghorn, John Cobb, William s. Oo·ffoy, Jon J. Jr. Colo, Snm F. Collier, J. D. Collins, Chriss Cooke, R. P. Cooper, Sterling Cox, .il.llon Jr. Cox, Oran L. Cox, W. W. Cowan, C. H. Crawford, A. ·M. Croson, Larry J. Crcso~, R. F. Croson, T. K. Jr. Crump, Chn.rles M. Cr:wnp, Claude M. Crµmp, E. H. Sr. Crump, E. H. Jr. 1 I I (ARMY) (ARMY) (NAVY) (ARMY) I ~N.il.VY) (ABMY) (NAVY) (NAVY) Page l �Gonctto, Sidney Glascock, Charles 1 Glasgow, Ben E. +rGoldsmith, Jack P"""Gol tmat.- Dr;, J ·- s. Gooch, Cecil Goodmon, Charles F. 1 Grnves, Dr. L. M. Gray, John Green, Jesse Grout, F. M. Gregg, Russell Cunningham, Jesse "D" Dalstrom, Ed Danielson, Gen. W. A. Darnell, Herbert Davis, Hon. Clifford Davis, A. G. Davi s , Joe e: Davis, Dr. J. MUt'ry Day, Paul Deupree, Wayne Diehl, Dr. Charles Dilworth, J. E. Dolan, T... R. Donelson, Lewis R. Dorr, W. H. Dreifus, Fred B. I llH11 I I Halo, E. W. !.... .;J Hallo, Arthur Halliday, w. P. Harrold, E. A. . 1 Hartie, J. R. (.ARt~Y) Heys, Lake Hoard, Rober-t G. Heiskell, A. L. Hoµry, N. Wallace 1 '.lfHerff, Herbert f Herrington, R. L • .,i... Hirsheimor,. Harold J Hirsh, B. W. • 1'eo!!g"j" ieM :W:ual i P~..m ~ I Ho. bson, Dr. J. J • .L... ..;.i Hohonborg, A. E. Hollis, Harry ' Holmes, Horbert 'i Hopper, A. L. Hopper, Joo • Howard, T·. P. Huckabee, Miller Hunt, J. D. 1 (NAVY) Hussey, Robert J. I "E" Early, George Earp. o. I c. K.. Eckert, George J. Echols, L. V. Edge, W. T. Edwards, Frank C. Eliot, Dr. T. S. Emick, Harold Et-telson, Dr. H. W. I "F" Farrell, John J. Fay, Gerald Fiedler, Chris H. Fiedler, Dr. F. w. Finch, M. E. Firestone, Raymond Fisher, Allen Flanagan, F.- Joe C Fleming, JosBph D. Fogleman, John A. I "I II Irby, W. B. Jr. (ARMY) "J" i'e a .1 1rpn1Wtt Fowlor, w. -:B. Freeburg, Harry Friend, A. B. "G" Gatos, J. Granville· Gcylor, w. A. Gehri, Rev. W. G, ... ) ( ( Hilllll') ·(ARMY) Jacobs, Dr. B. E. Jacobs, Morrill 1- Jacobson, c. M. , Johnson, J. c. JohnsonF W. c. Jolly, Dave Jonos. Dr. Robert w.. ~ Jones, Walk c. Jr.· 1 I age 2 �"K" Koller, Eugene Xil:l.g~· Dr. C. c. King, Rev. Fronk Klepper, George M. Klyce, F. W. Knoff, Edw. M. Kopald, s. L. I\;em oar ;muii• ·u~ lforvcll, J. W. Nickey, Sam Jr. Nichols, Doddridge (.ARMY) (ARMY) 11011 0 1 Callaghan, J. E. 0' Connor, Frank Orgill, Edmund Orgill, K. W. Orndorff, H. G. Ozourn, N. Fiold 11111 La.110, V. G. Lathrun, Swcyno Law, Sid Lee, Dr. R. G. LoPrinco, J. A. :;r1ornor, s. M. Levy, Dr. Louis Lowis, T. W. Libby, Frank Lichtorman, Ir~ J. Lightmon, M. ~\.. Li vcrmoro, Dr. George R. ( N..WY) Lo):lmoycr, J. .A. Loomis, Chn.rlos W. Loring, Lev Lucas, Fred W. "Mn Medon, John Maury, J • E. w. Macfarl['..llo, G, o. (~MDlono, J. H. MoJ.loryj3L-. ~ Maxon, :Bishop ~~cs M. Mn.:x:on, Thomas E. McC.:-.bo, c. T. McCourt, Loo T. McGee, E. L. McGoorgo, H. L. McGregor, John McKnight, Jan;ios Malone McKnight, Tho~as · McWhortor, A.· D. Mocman, E. J. (ARMY) Morolnnd, s. E. (lUH?$ .ii..llen . Morgan, <:..Mori 2..rty, Horbert (ARMY) .Mottwoilor, Forrest Munson, F. F. Myers, Me,yor "P" Patton, Joe M. Patton, Wesley E. Po.ul, F. W. Pcyno, F. J. , Peete, Russell Penland, Clifford , Pennebaker, c. T. :::fPo;ros, Hardwig Perkins, George T. •CPidgoon, Everett Pidgeon, Phil · 11 _ _ _. . ·· 11 "!!§:;itn ~~t· el Pipkin, A. E. Pip~in, Perry (NAVY) Pla:nk, E. E. 1 j Pope, Mnrvin Portor, Dr. A. R. Jr. 1 Prescott, W. J. P;y-ron, Ira. W. I l le I , 1 I I· I I I I Rn.gland, S·. E. Rggsdale, F. V. Raines, Dr. Sam L. ( .A.BMY) ( .ii.RlvIY) Ramsey, R. G. Ramsey, Henry T. Rnwls, Dr. Goo. P. Roovos, R_ussoll E • ..DA _ ~ . ~i..... W 17aee .Ho. /1 ~ Richardson, Charles D, Richardson, Gilmer 1 """'01· ochman J • i~ • ' I 1,,.,r• Riggan, C. L. , CRi ttolmoyor, Chnrlos Roberts, John E. ~ I I Pngc 3 �"V" Royt Goo~gc T.Jr' Ruch• Dr, Wv,l tor A. Ruggj Li E~ Russell, .Edwnrd P. Russell, Dr. George M, R;y-chcnor, Dr• .R, o, 1 1 Vaden, Edward N. V'a.ndonnrk~ F. N. Vesey, John ::s. Valentino, John II $11 I C Snino , J. D:t-. s. ta IC Vladloy, Waggener, Andrew :B. w%:ier' D. Eugene I(.Wri.ring, Col. Roa.no :m. C San do 'lorn , W. H. ~ Scharff, ~l.be ~ SchtJ.rff ,.Aaron R. Schloss, Gilbert H. C:..,Schoorabs, l1.rthur Schrnei s s er, Dr. H. c. d"Schwnrtz, Morrill Sony, J. I. Sollors, Perry Shannon, .i.. V. Sh..,,rp e , W•. L. Shcrro d, Floyd Shields, J. Chester ~•a·~, ~1is · 1h Sims, R. :B. Jr. Skinner, J. L. Skimi.or, Roynond e, Sln.vi ck, II. W. Sr.i.i th, Wt:.l tor ·1,. Sohm, ~Ufrod Sp<:..in, H. M. Spears, Hcrmnn Springfield, c. L. Strauss, G. D. Strong, Rcymond Sulli V[U1' H. p. Swim, ~l.. LaV orno I Watkins, ll. G. Harry I. Webb, Webster, Wu. A. .Alvin ::s. , Wcisrnnnn, Wal tor Jr. Wct tor, Henry Widney, llov. Chas. L. 1 Wiley, J. :Brndy 1 Wilkinson, ilus·sel Willin.".:ls, o. J?. 1 Williru:is, Wray Williss, Carl L. Wilson, Harry L. Wiscnan, Jones :s. Wood, George Wood, Dr. Percy Wrny, T. Cecil Wurzburg, ..'I.be 1 j:rwon, (NAVY) (NAVY) I (a!t!iii) ( .il.BMY) uyu c. :B. Youn[;, Dr, Thor.1as K. Young, "T" Tonner, L. W. Tn.te, Alvnn Tcylor, Kenon Tc.ylor, R. ..~. Tho~_ic.s,Jolm ..~. Tho1:ipson, E. F. Thonpson, L. K. Tri 1Jn c or , R. 1~. TuD,,l~, :Sl<:mchard s. Turnrn1., W. F .. Turnbull, Steve .Turner, lTorfleot Tutwil or, c. :B. .I ! t Council rJior:ibors nonin[l.tions at the AnnuP..l Mooting Doceuber 12, 1944 for tho year 1945. Pn,c.;c_4__ /J ��CHICKASAW COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA CORDIALLY INVITES YOU TO ATTEND ITS ANNUAL DINNER MEETING IN THE BALLROOM OF HOTEL PEABODY ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15th, 6:30 .P.M. * OUR HONORED GUEST AND SPEAKER WILL BE HON. SAMUEL 0. BATES JUDGE OF THE PROBATE AND JUVENILE COURTS OF SHELBY COUNTY, TENNESSEE * As the number of plates is limited ... Please phone your reservations to Council Headquarters, 5-2351, not later than November 12th. Ladies are especially invited. CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. nckets $1.50 each. � 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 Form c{539 . REGION No ...... 6 ...... . COUNCIL No .... QS.. APPLICATION for RENEW AL of LOCAL COUNCIL ·CHARTER for the Year Beginning July 1, 1946 NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park A venue, · New York 16, N. Y. The ......................... Ohl.oka.aaw. ................................................................................ Council, Boy Scouts of America, with • (Name of Council) headquarters at. ........ &oJ.. .... Qo.lumb1an. .... xu.t.ua.l. .... f.ow.er ................. Me.m.ph1a ........ te..nn.t..t.9..lt. ... .. (Local Mallinir Address) (City) (State) and having jurisdiction over (indicate entire Area) .... shelby. ..... O.o.unty .. , ...... T.enn .... ; ..... .lle.So.t,t..; .. f~.:t .......... P.~.m~.t'-: ..... cQμ_ni.!.~~-....... M~,~-~ .. !\ .. 1 ...... !~.9-.~.~---··Q.~!~.~-~~!.-. ...... ~~-~-~-~-- .... ~~---·r~.~~:la, Oo.u.nt.y..; ...... F.a.e.t.er.n. ... Hal.t .... o.t. ..... cr.1.:t:t.end.en .... Oo.unty. .. , .... A.r.t, ............................................................ . hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July 1, 1946. In justification of this application, the accompanying reports of accomplishments and progress in 1945 and Objectives for 1946 are offered as evidence of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibility as a Local Council as required by the BycLaws of the Boy Scouts of America, Article XI, Section 2, Gause 3. - This application and record of progress were reviewed and approved by the c;:ouncil or Executive Board at a duly called meeting on ............... J:anu~ ... a ................................................. 19 ... 44, at which meeting a quorum was present and the Council specifically accepted its obligation to loyally cooperate with the National Council and its representatives in promoting the program of the Boy Scouts of America in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and By-Laws, policies and regulations of the Boy Scouts of America. Signed .......................................................................................................... Scout Executive President ......................................................................................................... Treasurer BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA (incorporated February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.) 1. ·As o.f December 31; 1945, we had ........ 333 ......... Council members, which included representatives of ······lQQ .... % of the institutions or groups of citizens within our jurisdiction which sponsor Troops or Packs. In accordance with the policy of the Boy Scout~ of America, major religious groups of our territory are represented in the Council. and Executive Board in the following numpers: Council ................................... .Jewish ............ 18 ............. ; Catholic ............ i?. ............ ; Protestant... ...... 298 ......... .. Executive Board ................. .Jewish ................ 2 ............. ; Catholie:.. .............. 2 ............ ; Protestan{ ........... ,.41 .......... .. The Council membership includes representatives of the following community interests as checked: Religious ...... , ....... ]t ............. ; Educational .......... x ................. ; Labor ............ .X ................ ; Civic. .......... X .............. ; ·Business ......... .X ................ ; Farm. .......... .X .............. . 2.· Amendments to our Constitution and By-Laws were adopted in 1945. [le Yes D No These amendments have been approved by the National Council. D Yes . [3tNo . (If not, attach copies.) 3. We have an average of one Commissioner for every .... 6 .... 6/'l ......... ..institutions sponsoring Troops or Packs, and expect to make.this one Commissioner for every .............. 4 ................. .institutions by December 31, 1946. 4. During 1945 there were ......... 1 ..... meetings of our Council and ...... & ...... meetings of our Executive Board ....... O ........ of o~ District Cominittees met moh.thly, (except July a_nd August) during 1945, and the rest averaged ................. 2 .............. meetings. . ; · 5. Officers and members of Council serve one year beginning .. :J&,Jl .• , .... l.stA.nnual meeting is in month of... .. N.o.v.emb.er. ..... . . 6. This Council has ............... 3 ................. organized Districts with functioning District Committees. There are ......... :Q .................... .Districts yet to be organized. Of these we will organize ................................ .in 1946 .... : .... 3 .................... .Districts are sharing in financing this Council. :1. Functioning of Council and Nutnberof CHECK THOSE No.of Coirimittees Districts repre- FUNCTIONING Members ADDITIONAL COMMENTS sented on each WELL for 1946 , . LCouncil 3 x 3~6 , :, Executive· Board 3 x 56-", . Orgaajzaifon and Extension I ... 12 f/l Leadership Training ~. 3 x 12 r.i , , 10 .E-i .. Advancement . 3 ... E-i · C\lmping and Activities 3 .. x 12 .... ~ Health and Safety 3 13 •. ~' , , 0 Finance .3 x 13 t) •. List any other Committees Council has: ' 8. This Council was incorporated under the laws of this State in the year 19.'.37 ... The corporate name is: . .. .. ; ...... , ............... C.h1.olta.s.aw .... o.ounc.1.l., ..... Bo7 ..... s.oo.ut.s ..... of' .... J;.m.er.ica., ...... :tnc ................................................................................................. . 9: This Council has accepted its quota of $.36Q .. *QQ .. .for the year 1946, and agrees to. pay it to the Treasurer of the National Council as follov.:s: in full herewith, $ .... 36Q .. liiOO·····; in ........................ equal payments of $ .......... : ............................... each~ during the months of 10. READING PROGRAM A. BOYS' LIFE On December 31, 1945, we had .... 18.~l. ... % of our S~outs subscribing to BOYS' LIFE for a total of ........ 6.05. ......... subscriptions. O~r objective for December 31, 1946 is ... ~83'9 .............. subscriptions or .......... 2lt .. % of our members as subscribers. ·i'B.· GENERAL did 1. In 1945 this Council .~ promote good reading. 2. The following methods have been used, as checked: Book lists ... x. ..... ; Cooperation with libraries ...... lt. .. ; Emphasis in training courses on the desirability of having some- . one identified with the Troop to counsel Scouts in regard to their reading ..... x..... . . . 3. Read;ng is the responsibility of a Committee .... .% .... ; Com~issioners ..... .X ... ; or ............ ,~·-········:.: .... .. , ' ~ , 4. We. have .................... Reading Merit Badge Counselors. · ,1 •• Jan. 51, 1946. Bationel Council, E-07 Scouts ot Aanrioa, 2 Park AYenue, New York, 16, H. t. Gentlemen: In aupport of Chickasaw·couneil's Application tor Renewal ot Cbart.l!Jr tor the year beg1nning'J'uly l, 1946 the fellowing are enclosed: ' / . Apfillca.tion for Renewal of. Local Co~c11 ~~r including Trsn\m}-ttal Sh~~t, Reportts ot FinaDee Commi~3~ Hnalt.h & BP.t'~ ,__. Committe~, Camping & Activities Com~tee, Adv~ncement Committee, Organi- -· Mt.ion & Estension C::Jll11ittee, te{ld.erShip Training Committee, Em~loyed '-'" start tor 1946. (/~cl'''.- (~ .. ,.-; . ·. · "'.:( c. . .. • Check No. 1954 tor $425.00 covering Charter Fee of $75.oo 2nd QU.~tri. in full for 1946 of t.sso.oo • . ,,,.,.,..-~-" IV'' Check No.· 476 tor $54.80 covering Scouter Registrs.- tions. Please note only 80¢ is included for Mr. G. B. Pouncey as he is registered t.o Jlarch 51., 1946. . . ,/ Check tor $1.00 from air. n. C. Clark for registrri;tio~ fee. :,...-.//~ scouter Apoli~t:.ions for New Seouters. "'/V Bpster of. Council &routers .(49 names). Roster containing 254 names l;{lS l!Wiled to you on Jb.ln. t:l, 1946 • ... /.;eport.s of Committees, l94Sn wiiieh ie the Scout Executive's Report and which contains the Civic Service R,e_port. /'•Program & Objectives tor the Year l946it. // 1945 War Time ,Service Report. Jnn. 51, 1946. lational Council, B. s. A., P-2• , ////'Copy of CbaDges 1n By-Lawe. , Please note that our auditors, Peat, ~icJ, Mitchell · & Co., b&Te onlT partiall.T eoapleted tha audits of our books, therefore no audits are enclosed. We will torw~rd these audi\s just as ~oon aa ' thE\V are nailable. HoweYer, it will probably be the end of March before the audits are eoapleted, the delay being cs.used by the great number of incose tax retums which this firs met tiniab before March lbth. , Trusting you will t1nd our Appli(.mtion for Charter in .order, we are, CordiallT yours, CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A. INC. , a By ____ ...,_~~--~------------- Scou t E:xecutiva. cc Mr. Bo E. Erb. 1\'GM:l. I Form U-53913 :~~~~~~:: .F l:::~;-COMMITTEE -S~a~e4_5--Tl'••rflnfl-.ar---!l_:_::_~o-c:_1: :_.·-.· ~:,_5~8~_-_-_, (Please use only following classification. This isfor purpose of National record and comparison) EXPENDITURES _, 1945 Indicate. if for period other: than calendar ye:i.r • • 1 4 I ... ·.. .. - '*- - • .. .-. BUbGET-1946 Column 1 Column Z • • - - Column' 3 '· Total Expenditures Special Receipts Net Expenditures (See Note I below) (Col. 1 minus Col..2) I. dperatiiig Expenditures: 1. Executive Salaries* ·-··-- $ 9 _.tl&~oo $ $ 9 141&~00 $ u,210.00 z. Office Salaries ----·······--·:·11-~9111-·. ,.. ...2 .. 4.4.- ---~. ..0.. ""'8,._--1--~~~----r·--9'""'*,-..2r'!4P.4... ... *"· 08---ii---·+tJ~-"".'• ~o"1-1,.n"""'1t"'""_~-·-" .. 3. Retirement Contrib'ns ... 11---v"''ll't_!a0_2 H-~aiM-_r.:---i--'-------i--___,,i,....9-3,...,flO,.·-· -11--....il...,1..,.0""'l.O~·'" "•no1l.-..Or·- 4~· Rent, Light, Heat, Insurance, Telephone -----·11----1·. . . ,...,6.,.....?. f),...·. .; ... .... 2. 8... ____1 ________1 _ _-_ 1. .,.. . 8.... .?.Q. '""·oH;....,2.8 . --11 __. .,2,...,. 1_.l. .ll.o "l4r.-... ...Q.. ,..Q~·. _ 5. Office Supplies -·······-:···-lf-----'A•"-#--i&"'~"*.~:1:•1-.#' -.. --1-,---,-~-,.--,--..,..--,---1---..• 4H?,..2rn.aHQi, ,,_,f1-. --11----'--:. 1...., .,_.-2""Q~O*"'.~nO'"Q:1-.- 6 .. Postage ·····-·-·······················11---'14noB;i,;:2;..,,.r-1ff~--I---..-..- ~---1---·•,...e.,.,2. .~.. . f... t...: --11-~-·~ _61r'lof-<6W-,'&4,jo o~~-: -- 7. Transportation .............. 1_ _..1.._.,..,.1. .5. ..,,.B. ..... .,.&...O . .·. .- -1_ _______ 1 __• _l...,1.,_.5~5~S_.,_&_9 _ 11_---'--'--""2. ..,..•.· + -31EIOIE··#-,·""n.'· . -o·.+ ·~" : -~ 8. Publicity ...... : .. ~·-····••u••····n----------1----------I----· ·------II-~--·-·----- 9. Camping (See Note 2)1i----~9,,,.,.,8-80w-·.• , ·l. .2 r--1--'6""'·. .,.&eo-...-.,._· -.....3 .,.9. ---1--3,..,,1Hlii2..9 .. ~9.. .., ....'1. .3.1 ----11---"'4~•H'l9~5.. ... '1iiloo..,-- 10. Ledadcershfip Training_ . ?89. 3$ "S".. .- tt_ '1$1. ()() " _.... an on erences ............ r----------i·----------1----1-1-...._++--"*~---11-------="'--"--"'-'~~ 11. Circuses, M. B. Shows and· other activities. ....... 11---------11----------1--'- ------11-----1,....2...,.a .·. .._ ..oo,~,,,·__ - ,=·~ / 12. National Quota ..................... 1---....·.- ~·a iiH..:.I.- -r.-Yl:~I --1-------,--- ~---w3..-&~oh:.,oo---11-_._---,--=;;ll4'Wf50~·r,-. "n1f'OH·r-.·. - ~- '!l"-- 13 .. Charter Fee .............................. 11---'1.-.i~. ;.. C. C).,,_. --1-------,.---1---~7... B. _•. . ,0.· 0--- . '16.QO 14. . Cam12ai~n Expendituresi1----e~~'~ii-'.•-'vA.J 11o--'--l----------1----.8....., 4....,.,....,.6.. l·. . . ----11----•l• o o~·,_,,.,.".". OwQ·~ ' --- 15. Interest on Indebtedness (See Note 3 below)1c-----,-----ii------------------11--'-------- 16. Miscellaneous ........................ 11 ___ _;4,..--~ao~.,...l~.&..· .- -i--------1--,---4-SO...·. r .+:-;1l1rt16rc--11--;___., ""'4""s.. &... ..•., . ...,o~o'"'"._ 17. Senior Scouting .................. 1f----'--'ll~1.., .._ ,l:! !:.-'16..._.;____1_ ______.. - 1---_..6...,J.. ......9. ;!'>8""'·'---- -~---'--'-·,-'*111-\00A.#-.;~ ·oe.,.·-.'--_ 1s .. Cubbing .......................................... 11--__1. .. . •4-=i:A..,.-11Au''°._·_~1 _________1 _ ___ ,]._.?.._.4.._· ....• -2-_11 ____1. .o....0 ..L 4:. .o... o.· ,. . TOTAL OPERATING1i----~-". ~.·." u:o~a-uJllEJiL.. _, __s.. .,.,_5_90_...: , -.3 _9.,___1-28--.-,' +'4..,glihwrlii80---11--<t33-6-,61ihaf':"l4ih•l .-:ill;1:t::ilO~ II. Capital Expenditures: 1. Office Equipment .......... 11_~~2~9~6"'--"--•-=4=2_ ____________2 ..,'--9.,5,_,.,,-"'4.. 2. ....__ ~~------ 2. Camp Property .............. 11 _________ ----------1--------- --------- 3. Automobile ·-··-·-·-·····-·····II--------------------1----·---------------- TOTAL CAPITAT---ii--~2~9=1~·• ~.4. 2. ..__ ---~----i--..2... -9-6. .....- -4-2-III. Total·of Operating and Capital (I+ II) 36,626.41 6,680.39 29,045.02 IV. Revolving Accounts: (National Funds) 1. BOYS' LIFE ·--·---~-------····11 __6 Q~i~-•'--"3"-'?_ _1 _ ______1 _~~6~'0=5~·~37~· _ 2. Registrations --···-··--·-·-·-····11-·__,,3""'., ..,6=00~,. ....o..'.- "'I,_·- -1.---------1----'3""';. ,.~.6 Q,.OAO;t-.,·~ ~Ol-..'-- -3. Scout Supp-lies .: ....... ::.~: .. 11 _· ·-4 ..... 1_Q_7_2_;,,_9_2 __ , ________ 1_A.,072~92 TOTAL. REVOLVING11_a... ..2 ~7"'"'..8.. .....l."." "z: _I ----------~e,_,,c.-2...,.?_,,.,8'-&. M_ _~ V. Endowment, Trust Funds or other _Permanent Investments ___ -~6'--j,'"'0=-=00~.""..0.0 ,,.·'---- i----~,--!'---- VI. Obligations Paid (See Note 4 belo~)------------ ---------i-----.,----- *Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transportation allowances. Do not distribute any salaries to other budget items, · NOTE 1-Report as Special Receipts only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., which are incidental to certain Council activities. Also report, Revolving Account receipts in second column. NOTE 2-Carilping figures should include disbursements and receipts as shown in report of Camping and Activities Committee. NOTE 3-Do not include payments to reduce "principal" indebtedness. NOTE 4-This refers to repayment of loans, the proceeds of which have been previously expended, bills and other obligations which have been charged to the various items of the budget in previous years and so reported. (OVER) ·... . . ~h0074c:; . Analysis by population groups of income from contributions for 1945 Council operation. .. Income from areas Income from areas 4J where Council participates ,0 El in Co~munity Chest or War Fund where Council does Total Income z::l not participate in : Chest or War Fund Scuopnptlreibmuetniotanls* Chest or War Fund Communities of 500,000 or over·-······-········-········· ~$ 2a,3a3.9L $ $ $ 28,383.98 " " 100,000 to 500,000. ___ ,2 i ' " " 25,000 " 100,00Q .............. -- " " 10,000 " 25,00Q ............. -···-· --- " " 2,500 " 10,000.-.. ····-·······- " under 2,500 and open country ... _a_ ·1,4:00.00 1,12~.oo 2,525.QO $ 29.783 .. 18 $ $ $ Total for Council Operation. ........................................ ·-····· 1,125.00 30;90&~• For new. Camp facilities .............................................. ·-··········· e,ooo~oa a,001 .• 03 Improve existing facilities .......................................................... ' ICheck one) For the 1946 budget outlined on.preceding page $ .. 33.,-1$8-.-·13· has been raised to date. Budget ~or 1947, or next fiscal year, will be adopted by Executive Board about.~-....JAu..,n-e.__..1"491>'4.6...., . ___ ____- ,-___ (Date) Assets, 12-31-45 Ci.trrent.-Cash on hand and ill bank $2 1089.13 Unpai~ Pledges Supplies for Resale Securities *Fixed- Real ~state Camp Equipment Office ·Equipment Automobile $ ea.25o~oo 3,fj!l.OCJ a,ooo.oe , "),~ 7&F ;, ct:'(· , .... · / ,_,. ...,, ftl>~------------ . TOTAI 4,024.21 *Present Value. TOTAL 69 14'11~ Outstanding ·Obligations, 12-31-45 Operations-Accounts and Bills Payable$ 2'9.02 Capital-Accounts and Bills Payable $ Hone Notes Payable Notes Payable lfo·ne Mortgages Hone . TOTAI..____...2... f..t ~·- -·0 __.2_-_ TOTAL Rone -Iomiir·~--~~ Peat Marwick- M1•ob.9l.l & co. Our accounts will be · 1 estate whJl:her professional accountants or auditing committee> We request con:tinuation of pre~ent credit limit by Supply Service and will ma.intain our account on a 30 day basis. (Note: If change in maximum credit is desired state new amount here: $------·) This Counc~l has Trust funds, as of December 31, 1945, totaling $11,000.00 of ~hich $--1N....,o~, unc'&e'------ was received during the year 1945. We are using (a) Standard Declaration of Trust (check)-~---, or (b) some other form approved by National Council (check)-------------------------------- A comprehensive Five-year Financial ·Plan..AM.h been developed which has been in effec.__ _____ years. as not Council directed campaign or campaigns are to be held on the following dates in 1946: May 1946 in the a rea outside of ShelbJ Qounty, Tenn. Remarks, Explanations or Additions'----------------------------'------- Signed------------- Chr. Finance Committee Form 0-539H (5) EMPLOYED STAFF FOR 1946 (Please state all salaries. Use extra sheet if necessary) NOTE: Because of its relationship to Retirement and Group Insurance it is' essential that this report be accurate and complete. Name of Council Oh1ckasaw Qouno1l, B .s .A. Inc. Region No.-6~-Council No. 118 Headquarters City _ __.J4-eoalaa..;f',...h..,.t ...... 1.__ __ --'------------ State 'l'tnn. ScoutExecutive.~-:.vJl'f.-+-•-"Go~·urd.__O..._..D.__.M~O~rL. _r~~~S,.__ _____________ ~ Home Address 1531 Vinton f\ve •. , Memrhlm,!•JUITel. 7•3687 Assistant (A.S.E.) and Field (F.S.E.) Executives Name J,.A.: aeauohamp (Hepa) Title* F.S.g. r.s.E. A.S.E, 1946 Salaries** $ 6,400.00 2,?0Q,00 2,100.00 2,400· .. oa · Note: Above named members of Executive Staff must also be listed on Roster for purposes of "Registration" We plan to increase our professional staff by the addition of additional men in 1946. Clerical Staff Name H2sa Sallie G. woi-a.en Mlss rre1da Mullen Ml·sa Lottie wal11ale1 - Mr. Hope H. Ford Georg1a s. Brpnt (Hegres•) *lndic,;te part time employees, if any, by "P.T." after the title. *•Do not include any allowances, i.e., transportation, etc., in salary figures. Title* Bookkeeper Registrar Reg1atra1' Reoept1on1a1 Oamp D1r.ector Off ice B1rl $ 2,040.00 l,800,00 1,Ho.00 l,320.00 2,100.00 990.00 Check in these columns participants in Retirement Plan (R.P.) & Group Insurance (G.I.) ... '• R. P. G. I. x x x \ x x x x x x x x x 3600745 ! . 1emphis, :renn 1 At the Annual Meeting of the Council on Dec. 11, 1945 Th• 17-Laws were amended as follows: ARTICLE V, Section l, tol"l!erl.1 read "The regular maet.inga of: \bis I.Council (the ool"p0rat1on) shall ba held within such place within the territor,r under the Council's Jurisdiction as the Preeident or the ExHUt1¥e Board MT direct, and aq be in t.91r disol'Gtion held in the 110nths ot April, Septed>ei- and Deceaber. The December aaetirJg shall be the. aJ'lmli\l aeeting encl shall be held between 1'ecember lat and 15th ea.ch year. At least f'l'h days notice ot 'the time and place •lul.ll be given or all ragulnr me9tinge. 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J>. eau1.an, Jr. ;w.rn. f\.s.v. lie t • ~ · .~4-:~:·:: ... 7 • ~.~~- :. _ .... _ .~ij.•:-~~di-i.·:·.···· · . :·_-.:~.·:·:~:~.:-~:.·. __J~~ ~~.--~-~·:·:Ji;~;:·:~:·. :-. J~i:·:·~.1 . :,:·. ..• ~. :.:~·~--:~·.-_-_·:r·~·N····· .. J. .... •···· .... ·: .U.QP .. ····--~~~-~ Au~.1!.. .'~•_11.~~~-. ,, •• -· .... J~~n.-~ ....... :.:.1?. .. '.1... " :. .. ... L • ..... :,.~.;oo. ' ... · ,~. ,_,,.., .. ,,~·· ' -~ .. , Form 0-539C REPORT OF ORGANIZATION AND. EXTENSION COMMITTEE - 19~5 Region No. ·__,,5.__ _ _ Name of Council Oh1okallBW Council, :S.B.A. Inc~ Headquarters City Kemph 11 State f!An n. Council No. 558 . .. TABLE 1 Net : Transfers Total on New in Separations # Total Estimated Objectives Dec. 31, 1944 1945' in HJ45 i In Out . Dec. 31, 1945 New in for (See note) 1946 Dec. 31, 1946 1. Total Troops* 159 20 21 I lSA 1.A 'lAA (a) Sea Scout Ships ta 0 i A .... 11\ (b) Sea Scout Patrols (in Troops) I .t [ i (c) Explorer Troops i 1. I , I (d) Explorer Patrols (in Troops). l l 'l (e) Rover Crews I I I i (f) Air Squadrons , I , I , (g) Air Scout Patrols (iii Troops) (h) Senior Scout Outfit I (i) Neighborhood Patrols I (j) Lone Scout Tribes I (k) Negro Troops 5'1 9 Q '"' R A!il (1) Indian Troops 2. Total Scouts** ~"A..t.~ , fi~A·" l '791 ' a .!iRA 1 _ann ~.801 . ·. .. . . {a) Air Scouts , ., • * •g ,,. ~ 10 {b) Explorer Scouts • **a R a 10 . {c) Sea Scouts Q..t_ * *!ll1 48 68 An 1nlll {d) Senior Scouts in Troop * ... (e) Rover Scouts (£) Lone Scouts 3 9 3 9 • ia . ..., (g) Negro . Scouts . 1-146 638 615 1 .. 166 aoo 1.21n ~:. (h) Indian Scouts i I 3. Total Scouters 'l.264 ! 344 328 f l.2An ~an , ~ ... .• 4. Total Packs 32 19. 4 4n g .4A Negro Packs 9 5 ,~ 6 19 ' I I Neighborhood Dens 5. Total Cubs 963 802;: tl64 1 - 11'\1 75n 1.211 Negro Cubs 173 S'lng l.nB 276 151\ 326 6. Total Cubbers (including Den Mothers 157 1a& , l.>A. 198 180 24A Den Mothers 26 84 24 68 60 e~ Den Chiefs # "Net Separations" equals total separated minus "separated - reregistered" minus "transfers in". *Include in figures on this line total number of all Troops, Explorer Tr~ops, Rover Crews, Sea Scout Ships, Air Squadrons, Neighborhood Patrols and Lone Scout Tribes. This will not be the sum of lines (a) to (1) which follow. , "' *Include in figures on this line total number of all Scouts in above indicated units and Lone Scouts. In .column "New in 1945" include only boys who were .new in Scouting in 1945. This will not be the sum of lines (a) to (h) which follow. " " *In second column "New in 1945," include all boys who entered these branches of Scouting in 1945, whether they transferred from some other branch of Scouting or not. (a) New 12-year-olds registered in 1945 ......... 798 .............. Estimated new 12-year-old Scouts in 1946 ......... .eoo ............ . (b) We had on record ............. 46 .................... Scout Troops and ................ 9. ..................... Cub Packs expired and not reregistered on Dec. 31, 1945. 3600745 TABLE 2 "TOTAL BELONGING" DURING THE YEAR CUB SCOUTS CUB BERS SCOUTS SCOUTERS TOTAL BELONGING (See Note) -- During~ 1041\ 1 AOA 2'18 6.283 l .. 877 9.018 - During -:Wilia 194i4i 243 D,4:82 1166~ 1,638 ~,98! NOTE: For Cub Scouts, Cubbers, Scouts, Scouters, (first 4 columns above) "Total Belongmg" equals number on record at begmnmg of year, plus new dunng year, plus separated reregistered who were separated prior to 1944. For last column, use preceding formula and then deduct Cub Scouts who became Scouts and Scouts who became Scouters. (Last column will not be sum of first 4 columns.) · TABLE 3 TENURE. Tenure a_chieved in 1945 by Scouts and by Assistant Scoutmasters under 2 i- who have been Scouts. (1 ) (a) Nuiμ.ber on roll Dec. 31, 1945 who attained respective years of temire in 1945. (2) (b) Number Net Separated in 1945 who attained respective years of tenure in 1945. ( 3) Less than 1 Year 1 326 I Year 2 Years 3 Years 4 'Years Sor more Years TOTAL (1) When lapse-d Troops reregister only Scouts and Assistant Scoutmasters under 21 who reregister with the Troop shall be credited with years of tenure attained .during the lapsed period of the-Troop. (2) Scouts attain tenure only on anniversaries of the date they first became Scouts, which is not necessarily the same as the reregistration date of the Troop. Separated Reregistered Scouts lose tenure credit for the period they were not registered. (3) Do not include Scouts separated in 1945 who did not attain an additional year of tenure in 1945 before separating. TA,~LE4 MEMBERSHIP FACTORS. BY POPULATION GROUPS Classify Units by population groups, then secure data for 100,000 10,000 2,500 Under and to to 2,500 TOTAL" each group from Unit records so classified. over 100,000 10,000 ando.c. A - New Scouts during 1945 l.201 333 1.534 B -Total Scouts Dec'. 31,. 1945 2 .. ll..41 \ 'Pl• ~.!tAll ~- . C -TotalTroops Dec. 31, 1945 119 39 1158 D - Net dropped Troops during 1945 17 4 21 E - New Cub Scouts in each group in 1945 6?6 l?.6 An2 F - Total Cub Scouts Dec. 31, 1945 Qlit'l 140 l:1n1 G - Number of Packs in each group Dec. 31, 1945 32 8 40 H - Packs dropped in each group in 1945 2 2 • .. "'Check totals ,m last column agamst correspondmg totals m Table 1. TABLE 5 ORDERLY EXIT PLAN - 1945 Junior Death Transfers Promotion Alumni Dropped TOTAL Total Separated Scouts During 1945 ""' "' l.?nA , .. 901 1 During 1945 ... 21it ________ of our Cub Scouts_ became 12 years old. Of these, ___ 4_Q. ______________ .became Scouts. TROOP BUDGET AND PACK THRIFT PLAN The Council has a definite plan for promoting the Troop Budget and Pack Thrift Plan (check one) Yes Bl; No O . ........ 128 ........ Troops ( ..... S.0 .... %) were on Budget Plan Dec. 31, 1945; Objective: ... l.3.9. ............. Troops ( .... 8.1 ..... %) on Plan 'by Dec. 31, 1946 . ............. 3.3. ........ Packs tl.~ .... 6.%) were on Thrift Plan Dec. 31, 1945; Objective: ........ 3..7. ............. Packs ( ... 81 ..... %) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1946. Signed ............................................... : ................................................ .. Chr. Organization and Extension Committee Form 0-539G REPORT OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE-1945 Name of Council ........... O.h.1.c.k.aaaw. ..... O.o.uno11., ...... B .•.. $ .• ..A ..•..... Inc .•....................................................... Region No •. $.: ...... . Council No. ..Qt)fL .. . Heaclquarters City ...... J(~W.pb.11 .............................................................................. State ..... T.enn.e.s.s.e.e .................. . The following report presents the activities and accomplishments under the direction of this Committee during th~ year 1945. 1. The membership of this Committee includes, besides the Chairman, ... X .............. District Health and Safety Chairmen and the following Health or Safety experts, as checked: Public Health ....... % ...... ; Medicine ... X ......... ; Aquatics ... X ............ ; Fire Prevention .................... ; Firearms .... .x ......... ; First Aid ..... X ............ ; Emergency Service ..................... ; Farm Safety ..................... ; Mountaineering ..................... . 2. During 1945 the meeting places of ___ Q _____________ of our Troops and other Units (---------°-----%) were inspected. 3. During 1945 an inspection of the Council Camp ~made by the Committee ..... Qrroop Camps, off the Council campsite, were inspected by the Committee. 4. Procedures to insure that carriers used for the transportation of Scouts on Scouting activities were in safe condition for such uses, with adequate insurance coverage, ~h · ROl!obeen in effect during 1945. · ave 5. The plan for medical examination of new Scouts is in effect in ........... :.9-............. of our Troops ( ........................ %) Form No. 1154 is ?ot used. IS " 6. Pre-camp medical examination is required for all who attend the Council camp as checked: . Scouts.~ ............. ; Camp Leaders ___ .x_ _____ ; Food Handlers ___ ,X ____ , Health condition recheck of Scouts, Leaders and Food Handlers•~ made by a medical doctor after their arrival at camp. . ..· u 7. .O. ................... Training courses in Health and Safety were given by this Council during the year with ........... O. ......... different Scourers . having completed the course. . 8. We have an Emergency Service Corps of Senior Scouts with ........................ O ........... qualified members. We h.:ot a Mobilization Plan. 9. All cases of serious or fatal accidents or illness involving Scouts, Scouters, or guests incident to Scouting activities in this Council during 1945 have been promptly reported to the National Council, with the following exception~ with reasons ...................................... . ............................................................ ~ .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... . 10. We have cooperated ·with the following local Health and Safety agencies in their activities ... S.J.'!t.l.b.Y. .... 0.9.U.DtT. .............. . Tu.bar.c.n10.e.1e ..... s.o.c.1e.t.;y. .... !!'.'! .... Amer.1.can .... aect ..... oro.s.a ..................................................................................................................................................... .. 11. Our Program as planned for 1946 includes the following as checked: a) Complete organization of Committee including all technical experts and chairmen of District Health and Safety Committees .......... % ..................... . b) Medical examination of new Scouts in .................................... Troops which is ............................... % of all our Troops. c) Program of Inspection as checked: Troop and other Unit meeting places ...... X ........ ; Council and Troop Camps .... X .......... ; Sea Scout watercraft ................................... . d) Emergency Service Corps ........... % .................. ; Mobilization Plan ................................... .. e) Training Courses in Health and Safety-----~------------· Signed Chafrman, Health and Safetr Committee 3600745 Form 0-539D REPORT . 0 1F CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE-1945 N~me of Council QbS.okasaw Qouno1l 1 B ,fJ .A. tno. REGION No.-~$,____ COUNCIL No ... Headquarters City Memphle State._..,7...,.e~nwn ......... ----- CAMPING CLASSIFICATION OF TROOPS BASED ON YEAR ROUND CAMPING - JAN. 1 to DEC. 31, 1945 GROUP· 1: Number of Troops with an effective Camping Program (Total of ten days and nights camping during the year.) % of Troops with effective Camping Program GROUP 2 • A: Number of Troop,s doing some camping but not up to the standard.of Group 1 B: Number of Troops doing NO camping ........................ 14 ......... Troops ........................ 34.,.1.% ........................ 31 ...... , ... Troops ....................... 69 .......... Troops TOTAL ABOVE GROUPS(Check with Org. and Ext Committee report, "Total Troops, Dec. 31, 1945") ····-··:·····158···'~-T~oops ·*Troops=Troops, . Neighborhood Patrols Tribes, and Registered Senior Units. Membership, June 30, 1945 was ... 1-&a ...... Troops*, 3~-3-?J. ....... Scouts. "Total belonging during the year":fi.,.283 ....... Scouts Long· Term Camping (Yearly Su=ary) Include Tours, Crui~s, Camporees, Agricultural Included in Yearly Summary are: Service Camps, etc. Do Not Include Scouts from other Councils. (Long Term Camping-A Camping period of six or more consecutive days.) Camporees (Council - :91~) 4.12 ...... Scouts Number of Number of Number of Agricultural Service Camp , .................. Scouts Different Troop. Forest .. .. .................. Scouts Troops Scouts Scouters .. Senior Scout Outdoor Events .................. Scouts Tours Outside Council . . ... 23 ...... Scouts A. CHARTERED TROOPS .. .. .. . ...... a ....... Scouters WITH OWN ADULT LEADERS 2 IO • Number of Tours .. : .... 1 ....... Tours . 1. On Council Site Philmont .................. Scouts 2. Off Council Site i fl I 3. Totals 1and2 .. ............ : .... Scouters . B. PROVISIONAL TROOPS I Negro Scouts in Long Term Camps 160 ....... Scouts 4. On Council Site ({& 3 M3 22 .. .. " Short .. .. 121. ....... Scouts 5. Off Council Site 6. Totals 4 and 5 3 343 aa C. GRAND TOTAL 3 and 6 6 411 28 PROGRAM ("1) 7. % of Membership -;,. f . 1945 Outdoor program included the following: Short Term Camping (Yearly Su=ary) - (A Camping period of less than six days and not (C!J,eck) Senior Camping. ................. ; Cub ''Outings" (on less than overnight.) ~ family, den or pack basis) ..... 1(; ..... ; Winter Camp ...... x..::.; 1. On or off Council Site · xx xx Sea· Scout Cruises ............... ; Summer Activities· (other 71 1,861 than Camping) .... ; ... : .......... . .. -- .· ., , ...... " ACTIVITIES I. SPECIAL EVENTS (Note: In checking the following item, please use the following symbols to indicate whether the event is on a Council or District basis: "C"-Council; "D"-District; "N"-Neighborhood or small Community; use any combination of symbols if several types are held.) This Council promoted an Activities program in 1945 including the following,,as checked: Boy Scout Week participation ...... CDti ........... ; Circus, or similar type ......... C ....................... ; Merit Badge Show .................................... ; Camporee ............. O. .................. ; Mobilization .................................. ; Agricultural Fair participation ................................. ; Vacation program in addition to Camping .. : .................................... ; Pilgrimages to historic shrines ....................................... ; First Aid Demonstrations ...... O ........................ ; Troop Special Events ............ O ................. ; Cub "Outings" on family, Den or Pack basis ................. Jl. ....... ; Senior Scout event, (What?) .............. <.................................................................................................................................... Other ............................................................................................................................................................. .. II. CIVIC SERVICE (Please check the following) A planned program was promoted ............. , ..................... ; A survey of Civic Service needs and opportunities was made .................................... ; We encourage Troops to plan for "Good Turns" to their neighborhood and Institutions , .......... X ................... ; Our most successful Civic Service Event during the year was .... J).t:.1rtt!il>u*loa .... o.f .... poe.te:ra .... fo.r. .... T-a~1oua .... Qo.'f'.e.rnmea:t, ... ,,Ageno.t.es .... a.nd. .... par.t.1.cw.ar.17 ................. . ................. tho.a.e ..... r.ela.t.1ng ..... t.o ..... war. .... Bo.n4 ..... 0.ampa..1.sn1.\I! ........................................... : ........................................................................................... '. .................................. .. (" 1) In computing the percentage of Long Term Camping for the year, divide the number of different Scouts camping by the June 30 membership. 3600745 1945 FINANCIAL STATEMENT- CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL Council budget appropriation for camping Capital Expense $ ........ lf.01\8 ....... .. Total expended for camping Capit~l Expense $ ........ lfO.Ae ........ . OPERATING RECEIPTS: From Camper fees ···········-·-·-················-··-·····$ ..... Jl.,..4.~ .... $2 From other sources (Canteen etc.) ...... $ ...........•... .ll.Q...-47 Total above items ·····-·-····-····-····-·-·-·······-····-···-··-····· $ ..... JS..,.&.S0..*31 •(Enter this figure in Finance Com. report, Col. 2) Original Budget appropriation for Camp Operation ...... Total Receipts ............ ·-·-·-·-·---·-·· .. ···-····-·-····-·-··--·· (A) Operating Bala~ €A ... fl~ M 'Bcfit!ie~)--'- ....... ; ... $ ...................... - ......... . $ ... ...6..,.180.~.39 . $ ....... : .. : ... ltM.:..22 OPERATING EXPENSE (Including Bill~ Payable) ·For Food by Council --·-·--·-·-----·---·····-··-··-···-··-··-· · For Transportation by Council · --·-····-·-···-··-····-·-····-··-~· For Salaries and Wages -----····--··-·-···-··········-····-·-·······-····· For Income producing 'sources (canteen, etc.) .. ·-·-····-· Other Operating Expenditures --····-·-····-····-·-····-·-·······-···'··- Total Operation Expense ..... ·----------------------------· (B) $ ... ~.,.15.1~4l $ .... - ..... l..'l:&: •. 41 $ ... l.~0.40 .... .6~ $ ............... '. ... : ... ;:_.; __ ,. $ .. 1..Bl.t.~~~ $.6,.884 .• -1~ Camp accounts (~ (will be) audited on ....... About .... lt~.Ch-.l····-·······--····-···-····-·····194 .... ($ b. y ..... .J..ea.t7 .... M.a.PW!.·&k-·;·-·-·-··Rublic M1toaell • Co. Accountants PHYSICAL FACILITIES Are you contemplating any changes in your physical facilities during the ensuing year? ........ l'.1.8. What? ..... BU1ld.1.ng ..... 4 ...... fro.o.p ..... gh@.l.t-$P.S .. 1 .... . . M.~~.~ ..... Ha..ll ........ W.~~-•b.Qu.1.e..1 ..... L.a.t.r..1.n.ea ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... _ ............................ .. ............... ....... ; .................. '.························································································"'"'''"'"'"''''''''''''''''''"''"'"····•"•"' .......... ~ ... ~ ................................................................................................................................................................................................ .. Are you using the advice and counsel of the services available to you on the above projects? ............... l'.68 ....... Camping and Activities Service? ............. .'X:e.s ........ Engineering Service? .......... '.fee ............ Health & Safety Service? ................................... . . . PERSONNEL Camp Director ...... Hop.e ..... H .•.•. · .. F.O.~ ........................................................................................... .If not on professional staff, did he have Camp Director's commission? ........ JfO. If more than one camp is operated-list additional directors below. State if they hold Camp Director's commissions as above. J .. A. Beauchamp No CAMP STAFF Numher on central Cainp Staff? .... : ..... .32- ........................ How many are Scouts? ............... 11--------·-·-··------·---How many Adults (over 21) ? .. ; ............. J.3 ...... . Number of Provisional Scoutmasters used? ................ J .. , ......................................................................................................... : .......................... How many were Adults (over 21) ? ............... $ ......... . APPRAISAL OF CENTRAL CAMP STAFF NAME ;·'(. Camp Position Scouting Connection • If you would not recommend reemployment •. send in full particulars. Would you Re•appoint? If not• I Exe. QUALITY QF SERVICE Good I Aver. I Fair Poor I Number of I Weeks on Staff Rate of Pay Per Week (If necessary, attach sheet with names and appraisal under headings above.) Further comments: -··-··--·---·----····-·-·-·-·-·· .. ····-·····-·-····-····-····-·······-·-·-·---·-···-··------·--------··----·-Date----····-··-·-······················-·-·····-····· 19.·--··· (Signed) --·-····-····-····-······-·······-·-··-·-····-····-·-·----·--····-·-·······-·-·-···-·-····-···---·······-·-·-·---··--· -····---·-·--·----·--·-·---·---·-··-·····-·····-·················! ....................................... . · Chairman, Camping and Activities Committee Scout Executive Street. .................................... - .... :_ ........ - .. --·-·-·----·----·--··-·-·-···- City·----·---·-------····-----State. __________ NOTE: We would appreciate a narrative report on any special features relating to progrl!-m, or administration. Form 0-539 ADVANCE SAMPLE REGION No ..... 6.~ .... APPLICATION for RENEW AL of LOCAL COUNCIL CHARTER for the Year Beginning July 1, 1946 NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park A venue, New York 16, N. Y. "" ,.. , .. ·"' ~ f\,.t,.•t" #if t::t.4/ f.'£ !, . LI' • • • The ...... ,t.:'. ......... :: .. c::.: ... m.,.::~:-.... :.,,: ...... :: ................................................................................. Councd, Boy Scouts of America, with (Name of Council) ,, .•.. . ...... -/ 8 ~ . /,1 t;:"·'t ~1 . ffl !',•' ~ headquarters at. ... ;[__'2J .... ~-~:t:::¥.'.f.\(~:t.~Mt.f ........... '!1:.~.4'. .. ~."~'.~ ... , ..... t!.~:r;,tt:~1:'.fi::':'i!r.., ............... :.f?.:.11:.:~:;/!.._:f:t.t::~ ............... :::lf?::::i:,;f.~,.,"",.. • (Local Mailina- Address) ,_ (City) (State) I~ l"if !-,' ""' ""'! ~ and h~_ving _jurisdiction over_. (indicate_ ~ntire Ar~) .... ~ ... :Lti:.f:;,t;,~"[···"''~~:1&.1;;c··~':".9.~d::\~ .. •.~·····~---, ....... : t'.ii'. ;;k.£~1·~~.~~f;:(f:::f.!. .... f/..¢.~:J~J:\./f.zPtt::J. 7.i.1.i&:t.~:.~.k .. ...!,-:j::~,~:~ .... ~:: ........ ::.~~~:~~:~£.; ...... i:ti.tA'f.:+.:.1. ,;..AA._ {'d f! . -'':fil ~ 'J.-t'i"" . /~ f~'.? ;• ,,,_,if''J J{!;' ·. t'lt d ' ·t - ' ~ · 1 ·. n.· . ~ v.x;;:m.,,c.~,w..j.,.Jb .. ~.,.' ............ ~ ........... :.~1:~ ..... l..l.~!'::'.~:.3.,-·.i;,, ..... ~,. .. :.:5:!:1: .. ":i •.• :f::.tr.~.!~ .. : .. !:~:}::; ......... :'f:J.td,-,t.:;;~:f ....• 1 ....•... ~::.~::: .. :'!i;~~"''''" " l " " hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July 1, 1946. In justification of this application, the accompanying reports of accomplishments and progress in 1945. and Objectives for_ 1946 are offered as evidence of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibility as a local Council as required by the By-laws of the Boy Scouts of America, Article XI, Section 2, Clause 3 . . This application and record of p ress were reviewed and approved by the Council or Executive Board at a duly called meeting on.................. .. .... .... f ..... ... 3 .. J ............................................. 19t,J. .. kat which meeting a quorum was present and the Council sp ifically accepted its obligation to loyally cooperate with the National Council and its representatives in promoting the program of the Boy Scouts of America in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and By-laws, policies and regulations of the Boy Scouts of America. Signed ......................................................................................................... Scout Executive President ......................................................................................................... Treasurer BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Oncorporated February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.) 36007-45 1. As of December 31, 1945, we had .... :;,J .. ~'. ......... Council members, which included representatives of .. /C'CJ ..... % of ·the institutions or groups of citizens within our jurisdiction which 'sponsor Troops or Packs. In accordance with the policy of the Boy Scouts of America, major religious groups of our territory are represented in the Council and Executive Board in the following numbers: Council ..... ,. ............................. Jewish ............. 1...~ .......... ; Catholic ..... .l..7... .... :.. ......... ; Protestant. .... :b.9..if .......... . Executive Board ................ :.Jewish .................k ; ....... :.. ; Catholic ............. 2.::: ............. ; Protestant. ......... 11,-.:/. ........... . . ~he Coun~embership !ncludes r~entatives of the fo~;::ing .c~mmunity i~~~rests .as checke!..<''' . V"'°. Religious ................................. ; Educational. ................................ ; Labor ................................. ; Civic ................... ~ ...... ; Business .............................. ; Farm. ............................. . 2. Amendments to our Constitution and By-Laws were adopted in 1945. ~'Yes D No These amendments have been approved by the National Coup.7il. D Yes lil''No (If not, attach copies.) 3. We have an average of one Commissioner for every ........... § .. '.'i.7 ....... ..institutions sponsoring Troops or Packs, and expect to make this one Commissioner for every ........... !:f. ................. institutions by December 31, 1946. · 4. During 1945 there were ........ J.... .... meetings of our Council and ..... S, ....... meetings of our Executive Board . ...... Q ..... of our District Committees met monthly, (except July and August) during 1945, and the rest averaged ............. ~; ............... meetings. 5. Officers and members of Council serve one year beginning q°-"·" '~: .. t ..1....t..t.·.: : ... Annual meeting is in month of. . .~.l .t~11'.\lIJf.~ ~:~., 6. This Council has ............ ~ ............... organized Districts with functioning District Committees. There are .............. ~ ............. Districts yet to be organized. Of these we will organize ................................ .in 1946 .......... 3. .................... Districts are sharing in financing this Council. 7. Functioning of Council and Number of CHECK THOSE No.of Committees Districts repre- FUNCTIONING Members ADDITIONAL COMMENTS sented on each WELL for 1946· Council ' 3 x ?JI-{-'-. Executive Board 3 x .Sb Organization and Extension ~ x l "}- {/) r4 Leadership Training -!; ._) ( f V r..l Advancement ~ x 10 ~ - .~... Camping and Activities 6-' x 'y· ::;:: Health and Safety ~ l "& ::;:: 0 Finance ·~ x t.8 tJ List any other Committees Council has: 8. T~~~ was incorpo~d under ¢.e laws of t.his ~te in-~~~- ye~ 19.?7.. The coworate n~e is: ............ , ........................................... ~.~~:~!.:. ........ '!!:.~~~;;.t/ .. ~.,. .......... '!J:.~J:.':-:~~ ... ~<:~"'l!:.1:-::'!!::1.t..f::.<!..T:.<::,, .. : ..... ~.?.·.·:.~ ........................................ . 9. This Council has accepted its quota of $ .. ~.S:-:0..~~ .... .for the year 1946, and agrees to pay it to the Treasurer of the National Council a,s follows: in full herewith, $ .... :~~.&.':b..~: .... ; in ........................ equal payments of $ .......................................... each during the months of 10. READING PROGRAM A. BOYS' LIFE .... On December 31, 1945, we had .. /.J'-4'.../ ... % of our Scouts subscribing to BOYS' LIFE for a totitl of.. ......... d ...... ~!...subscriptions. Our objective for December 31, 1946 is ....... a.~., .... subscriptions or .... .k-.. ~ ...... % of our members as subscribers. B. GENERAL 1. I n 19 4 5. t hi's Counci 1 ~d.ida .Gt promote goo d rea dm' g. 2. The following methods have been used, as checked: · Book lists .... ~_-:'_ ; Cooperation with libraries .... ~:.:; Emphasis in training courses on the desirability of having someone identified with the Troop to counsel Scouts in regard'to their reading .... &;:·:~L. 3. Re a dm' g 1· s t h e respons1· b·11 1· ty o £ a co mm1·t tee ....v... ....... ,.. .; ·co mm1·s s1· 0ners ...W..". ......., .. ... ; or. ............................... . 4. We have .... '.~ .......... Reading Merit Badge Counselors. CHICKASAW CQUNCIL. p. S. A •• INCe Memphis, Tenn. ... * * * * * * PROGRAM AND OBJECT IVES FOR THE YEAR 1946 1. Direct and build the entire program of activities of the Council toward giving every boy a satisfactory experience, keeping alw8¥'s in mind the fact that Scouting must be kept a game. 2. Emphasize. cam:ping and hiking e.nd Scout Advancement, as essential preparation for training youth. Plan and carry through greater camping activities with Troop camping in tents or other shelter under their own leadership. P1·omote attendance of Troops at ca.mp under the leadership of their Scoutmasters. Endeavor to have Scoutmasters to' take their Troops in a body to the summer camps. Increase the. attend~1ce at summer. camp. Promote the outdoor program thr~ughout the year, layin.e: particular emphasis on the Scout Oath and Law and Scout .advancement in training these boys. 3. Celebrate :Boy Scout Week and emphasize service to the Nation in that week and throughout the ye&:r., Conduct camp.-o-rees, Scout Circus, Advancement Program and other activities through which all Uni ts can engage. 4. Organize8 Troops of Whito Scouts including 4 Sea Scout Ships and 6 Troops of Negr~ Scouts, a total of 14 new Troops by December 31, 1946. Organize 5 Packs of White Cubs and 4 Packs of Negro Cubs, a total of 9 new Packs by December 31, 1946. Recruit new Scouts and Oubs as rapidly as possible ruid reach our objectives of 3,691 Scouts and 1,211 Cubs, a grand total· of 4,901 boys on December 31, 1946. Strive to ho..ve at leas~ 24 Scouts in each Troop and endeavor to have all Troops recruit to full strength of 4 Patrols of 8 Scouts each. Endeavor to recruit all Packs to a minimum of 32 ·cubs. Strive to increase the number of Senior Scouts and especially Sea Scouts. 5. Continue to train Le&ders and part;icularly the new Leaders who have not had the basic courses. In all courses, strive for teaching the·Leaders the techniques of Scouting so that they in turn can pass this training on to their boys. Conduct the following training courses: Fundamentals of The Boy Scout Movement Scoutr.insters1 Training Course Cu~oasters' Training Course Troop Camping Course Health & Safety Course District Commissioners' Course Troop Comoitteeman1 s Course 6. Recruit more men for position of leadership. Make every e~fort to recruit old leaders who he.ve been in the Armed Forces a.nd who have not returned to civilian life. Request the aid of every man in the Council in recruiting manpower. Recruit and employ one new Field Executive (White) and onenew Field Executive (Negro). 7. Aid the Mer.1phis Coom.unity Fund in raising its budget for 1947. Through the Co::i.muni ty Fund and Finance Canpa.igns in the Aron raise a budget of at least $39,000.00 for the year 1947. ,.,.i· -2- a. Improve the operation and techniques of all Courts of Honor. Strive to increase advancement and tenure of Scouts with extra emphasis on the advancement of Negro Scouts to Second and First Class Rank~. Recruit and train additional Merit Badge Counselors. Train the present Merit Badge Counselors. 9~ Promote good reading throughout the year. Promote the use of the Official Magazine 11BOYS 1 LIFE 11 arid secure the Council 1 s quota of subscriptions. 10. Promote and increase the use of the "Budget Plan 11 in every Unit in the Council. 11. Place continued stress on_educational publicity throughout the year with·special publicity for Boy Scout Week, Camping, Camp-0-Rees, Circus, etc. 12. Increase service to Troops and Packs through District Commissioners. Recruit additional Commissioners so that no Commissioner will have more than 4 Units to supervise. Train District Commissioners in Cubbing and Senior Scouting. 13. Train a..~d continue to train Scouts and Scouters, Cubs and Cubbers in the practice of H~alth & Safety. 14. Conduct Scout Leaders 1 Round Tables, Cub Leaders• Round Tables for both +white and negro Scouters and Oubbers except during the months of June, July and August. NEW SCOUT~::Hs Bruce W. Ewing 682 E. Brentwood Circle Wm. Henry Fisher, Jr. 2903 ster1ck Bldg. Harvey Dan McClain 67 Madison Ave. 1-31-46 Distr. Com 5-7611 8-7361 II II !'Orm 0-539F Headquarters City ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY (Scouts-not badges) Get this information from perpetual Inventory (Form No. 4102D, 4102C and 4102S). Qualified Durin~ 1945 Enrolled Dec. 31, 1945 MERIT BADGE RECORD Indicate below the number of each of the Merit Badges earned during the year 1945 ~ ~ . 8~ 8z ---------f------+---..----,--11 --;-::---:-~-:-:-~~~~~--,,.--~~--- 1-Aerodynamics * ................................... ,.. 60-Journalism ............................................. !.. 2-Aeronautics* ......................... ................... 61-Landscape Gardening ···'···············fr 3-Agriculture* ....................................... ./.:. 62-leathercrafrx' ...................... .......... ?...:r;.. 4-AirplaneDesign* ................ .............. L.. 63-Leather Work* ................... ···········r!-L.. 5-Airpl_ane Str11cture* ....... ----·····-·-~-· 64-Life Saving ........................... .......... .rR..E .. . 6-Anglmg ..................................... -·····-··-·········· 65-Machinery ............................... ··------······9. .. 7-Animal Industry* ............. --·-·······-~-'J... 66-Marksmanship ................................ 3 .. . 8-Archery .................................... --·-··············- 67-Masonry* ...... , ........................... ··-········-···--··· 190=ArtArc~i.t.. e .·c··tur····e··.·.·. ·.· .·.·.·.·.::.· .· :::::::::::::: :::::::::::¥:1-.: 68-Mechanical Drawing ....... -······---~'-~L. 69-Metal Work* ............................... 4-.. .. 7. .. i~=~~~~~~:Y .. ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::t.f: ;~=~~:i~ul~~··::::::::::::::::::::::::. :::::::::~::~: . 13-Automobiling ...................... ........... ..1.1.: 72-Painting* .............................. .......... .!l:.9-.. 14-Basketry* .................................. --···-····--~~- 73-Pathfinding* ......................... -----------·7.·%- · 15-Bee Keeping* ...................... -·····-··-·---··-·-· 74-Personal Health* ................ ........ L.'f1:!"" 16-Beef Production• ............ --···--··-··----·-· 75-Photography* ...................... ·--··-····-··--~ 17-Bird Study .......................................... .:J.Z. 76-Physical Develop ......................... Je .... . 18-Blacksmithing* ................... ---·-·-·-----__(___ 77-Pigeon Raising ................... ···-----····e':A···--· 19-Bookbinding* ......... '. .......... _______ j~_q___ 78-Pioneering ............................... ·-----------Z-~- · ~~::!;E~; : : :::::::?I i~::!::i~~~:: :: :::::::~:~ ~~=~::!~~gg :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::~l::: 8832 =PPruibn~liicn gH*e .a..l..t..h... .......................................... .·.-..-..-.-..-.-.."..".././. ....; ~;[·. 25-Carpentry* ..................................... k.Q.... 84-Public Speaking ................ ········-·····~-· Tenderfoot Second Class First Class* Total Star Life Eagle Air Scouts: Apprentice Observer Craftsman Total I Explorer Scouts: Apprentice Woodsman 26-Cement Work* ................... ......... , .. Jb... 85-Rabbit Raising -···-····-····· ............... .'-... Front~ersman · 27-Chemistry ...................................... , ... ].... 86-Radio -··-····--··-····-··-········ .............. /. .. ---------+----....,....__,r------r----;i 28-Citrus Fruit Culture .......... ·········~······· 87-Reading* -·····-····-··-····-·· ........ J£$. .. . Total 29-Civics ........................................... ......... !}.~.. 88-Reptile Study ·····-·····-······· ...... : ... .!..~ .. . 30-Coin Collecting ............................... .f.le... 89-Rocks and Minerals ..... _ ... : ............ !... .. Sea Scouts: Apprentice Ordinary Able Total Cub Scouts Bobcat Wolf** Bear** Lion** Webelos Total Cub Scouts 0 Cub Scout Membership ec. 31, 1945 included: PtJ.fJ. ... 9 yrs. old f.//.10 yrs. andpff;11 yrs.# *Include Star, Life and Eagle in 1st class. * * Include all Gold and Silver Arrows in total for each Cub Rank. #Include with 11 yrs. those 12 years or over who may be continuing temporarily as Cubs pending enrollment as Scouts. Check total of three ages with Org. and Ext. Committee report, Total Cubs 12/31/45. SEE OTHER SIDE 31-Conservation ................................. 7/± .... 90-Rowing ·····-··········-··········-·········-··~· 32-Cooking ........................................... 7.'S:... 91-Safety* ···········-··········-········ ....... !.. .... ,::, 33-Corn Farming* ............................... 7..... 92-Salesmanship ·····-··········-·· .......... A[.~ 34-Cotton Farming .................. ············~··- 93-Scholarship ·····-····-··--··· ......... ~,~ .... . 35-Cycling* ............................................ ::,5...... 94--Sculpture ···········-····-······-·· ................... . 36-Dairying* ...................................... ..,.a::... 95-Seamanship -·····-··············· ............... ! ... . 37-Dog Care ............................................ .'J...... 96--Sheep Farming* ·····-························· 38-Dramatics ........ : ...................... ·········~········ 97-Signaling ···--·····-···········-·· ..........•.... /... 39-Electricity ....................................... .z./!..... 98-Skiing ·····:····--·----····-·· ·············r··· 40-Farm Home* ......................... ·······~···· 99-Small Grams ........................................ . 41-Farm Layout* ................................. 1 ...... 100-Soil Management* ......................... . 42-Farm Mechanics ................ ··-·······if-···· 101-Stalking ·····-····-····-····-········ ·········-····v··- 43-Farm Records ................................ "!:":....... 102-Stamp Collecting -···-··· .......... f...z ... . 44 - Fm. ger.p rm· tm· g· .............................I. ........ 103-Su rveym· g ·····-····-····-······················I· gr·· 45-Firemanship* ..... , ................ .. ..!/..~· ...... 104--Swimming ··-·-····-··········-·· .......... CZ. ...... . 46-:-FirstAid* .. : ............................... ..iLJl ....... 105-Taxidermy ·····-··········-····-···············.J .. . 47:.:....First Aid to Animals* .... ....S .0~.. ....... 106-Textiles ···········-····-····-········ .............! /; .. . 4"8-Forestry ........................................... !... ......... 107-Weather*. ·····-··········-········ ·········---~'-·· 49-Foundry Practice ................................... 108-Woodcarving* ···-····'·-··············l..ll'2 .... . 50-Fruit Culture* ............................ J ........ 109-Wood Turning ·····-··-··· ............. f.-. .. . 51-Gardenin:g* .................................. 7. ........ 110-Wood. Work ·····-··················-······'1--~--- 52-Grasses, Legumes ......... ·······~······· 111-Zoology ·····-····-··········-········ ............. ::!d. .. 53-Hiking ................................. ~......... Total ..... ~ .. 7--21.{ 54--Hog & Pork Prod.* ........ "/ff:"·····- . ?'I 55-Home Repairs* ................... ~~.: ...... (Orga111zer Awards 1945) (,/ 56-Horsemanship* ........................... 7. ........ MB c 1 · c "I# 21 ~. '3 57_Indian Lore ................................... /......... . . ounse orsm ounc1 .~ 58-Insect Li~e ............................... ···-···a,·: ...... Signed ................................................................................... . 59-Interpretmg ............................ ··················· Chr. Advancement Committee • Badges open to Second Class Scouts. I #Include registered and unregistered. 3600745 ANALYSIS OF ADVANCEMENT POLICY AND PROCEDURE •. A. UNIT COMMUNITY DISTRICT MERIT BADGE NEIGHBORHOOD COUNSELORS COMMISSIONERS Board Court Board Court Board Court Adequate Trained Adequate Related DISTRICTS of of of of of of to. Review Honor Review Honor Review Honor (2) (3)_ (2) Adv. (1) (.1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (4) (J/IAH;-,,,..~ }1]) Me m·A .J'I> .J'li ...... ~ .'_, .ft. ..11&__..;r M.PJ. /'(/ 13 . - - , f ·- ~~1 M t7?i ·' )VI..?; ?fl- . - Ii ll,,i 1i,1~ I ( 1) Indicate highest Scout Rank handled. F-First Class; E-Eagle; MB-Merit Badge. ( 2) Check if sufficient in number to serve adequately units of the District. ( 3) Check if trained and provided with Merit Badge Counselors guide and literature related to his subjects. ( 4) Check if Neighborhood Commissioners give proper supervision and promotion to the Advancement Program. B. 1. Does your Council operate the Troop Advancement Plan? ..... Y.ie.;.t;? ......... For all T~oops? .... Alo.. ... :.. ..... . 2. Please attach copy of all present Advancement policies and procedures. ~9D REPORT 0 1F CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE -1945 REGION No. $ -~ /' ~· ~ . . ~ . ." ;:JI; ,(./ .A t? Name of Council (,9(/\..,t,<:,.f~.ce,,t4 (7t:>'f.,4>e.'1.e.-.-.,.-~f / b7 (..'t, M iJ/",--~~-" A"i J"J.. ,, .,, •. ,." COUNCIL No ,S;s(J Headquarters City ZP'(.,1t<'ffeit AJ,t:i,,-f,p1 State '\):C~·!-·1;:-·t '\.# I CAMPING CLASSIFICATION OF TROOPS BASED ON YEAR ROUND CAMPING - JAN. 1 to DEC. 31, 1945 GROUP 1: Number of Troops with an effective Camping Program ................. $.6f ....... Troops (Total of ten days and nights camping during the year.) % of Troops with effective Camping Program GROUP 2: A: Number of Troops doing some camping but not up to the standard of Group 1 B: Number of Troop~ doing NO camping ........ .-...... 31..¥: .. J ..... % $ ..................... e ................. Troops .................... .b. ... "f. ........ Troops TOTAL ABOVE. GROUPS (Check with Org. and Ext. Committee report, "Total Troops, De}:. 31, 1945") ........ L.S:...B .... __ Troops *Troops=Troops, Neighborhood Patrols Tribes, and Registered Membership, June 30, 1945 was...J.~8. ... Troops*,~--~1l_ ____ .. Scouts. "Total belonging during the year": .. ~-"'s?--~L.Scouts Senior Units. Long Term Camping (Yearly Summary) Include Tours, Crui~es, Camporees, Agricultural Included in Yearly Summary are: Service Camps, etc. Do Not Ii;iclude ~couts f~om other Councils .. (Long Term Camping-A Campmg period of six or more consecutive days.) Camporees (Council - Flimict) H.l.7. ... .Scouts Number of Number of Number of Agricultural Service Camp .................. Scouts Different Troop Forest. .. .. .. ................ Scouts Ti:oops Scouts Scouters . Senior Scout Outdoor Events .................. Scouts Tours Outside Council : ..... b.;?. .... Scouts A. CHARTERED TROOPS .. .. .. .......... ~ .. .Scourers WITH OWN ADULT LEADERS 1- .S-0 ~ Number of Tours .......... /. ... .Tours 1. On Council Site 2. Off Council Site J 7~-~ t Philmont . .................. Scouts 3. Totals 1and2 7 ,3 .. .. ................ Scourers . B. PROVISIONAL TROOPS ..; ~1::--:;_ 2. ?-- Negro Scouts in Long Term Camps ... ..16.0..Scouts 4. On Council Site .. .. .. Short .. .. ./.k..l...Scouts 5. Off Council Site 6. Totals 4 and 5 .3 . .2.~~ 'l- y-· C. GRAND TOTAL 3 and 6 {e,. If I /,a 1-8 PROGRAM \ ( "1) 7. % of Membership 1945 Outdoor program included the following: Short Term Camping (Yearly Summary) - (A Camping period of less than six days and not (Check) Senior Camping ................. ; Cub "Outings" (o less than overnight.) family, den or pack basis) .... :~ Winter Camp ...... ~ n 1. On or off Council Site xx xx Sea Scout Cruises ............... ; Summer Activities (othe 7/ 1 ... tJb~ than Camping) .................. I r ACTIVITIES I. SPECIAL EVENTS (Note: In checking the following item, please use the following symbols to indicate whether the event i's on a Council or District basis: "C"-Council; "D"-Distt;ict; "N"-Neighborhood or small Community; use any combination of symbols if several types are held.) · This Council promoted an Activities program in 1945 including the following, as checked: Boy Scout Week participation .. C'!.lJ. .. M. ..... ; Circus, or similar type ........ e. .................... ; Merit Badge Show .................................... ; Camporee ...... e. .................... ; Mobilization ................................... ; Agricultural Fair participation ................................... ; Vacation program in addition to Camping ....................................... ; Pilgrimages to historic shrines ............................ .' .......... ; First Aid Demonstrations ...... ~ .................... ; Troop Special Events ............ C ................ ; Cub "Outings" on family, Den or Pack.basis ......... e. ............... ; Senior Scout event, (What?) ....... .'........................................................................................................................................... Other .: ......................................................... :·:·· .............................................................................................. . II. CIVIC SERVICE (Please check the following) A planned program was promoted .................................... ; A survey of Civic Service needs and opportunities was made .................................... ; We encourage Troops to pla_n !,c;>r "Go~]urns" to their n~ighborhoo~ ~~Institutions ........... V.:::::.i! ..... ; Our most _successful Civic Service Event during the year was .... ~~.r.:fH..·k: ... M~:'!' .. t .... d. .. p.:P..~/jf'j;:~ ..... :~£~"; .. t...!~ ..... ~p~,~~ ... t:::t.'er.v.e... .. ~*JlfJ!YJ41~~-···!lf!k'J!./J!k~"~~,.,,~dt ...... ~~P.:.~:i!. ........... . ......... .,u.Br.-::lf.<,;,'i.tt.<t ... lc.,..ly ..... ~ ... ~a/e.~,·~ .. 7 ... ~ .... 5ii .... )P...n,,.v.: ... ~:i.-4! ... e~7/d4 ................................................................ .. ( • 1) In computing the percentage of Long Term Camping for the 1year, diviCie the number of different Scouts camping by the June 30 membership. 3600745 1945 FINANCIAL STATEMENT- CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL Council budget appropriation for camping Capital Expense $ .. ~'!,.;,~ Total expended for camping Capital Expense $ .... ~~,r.!.. OPERATING RECEIPTS: From Camper fees ................................................ $ .... ,+!/:..fo.9....2 ).. From other sources (Canteen etc.) ...... $ .......... .../..J.(/;?..~llJ Total above items ··-·-·-····-····-··· .. ·····-·-............... ·--·-- $,~3 .. ~~~-'-~ •(Enter this figure in Finance Com. report, Col. 2) Original Budget appropriation for Camp Operation ...... $ ...................... _ ... : ..... . Total Receipts ········-···-····-·-·-·-····-···-··-····-·-····-·-····-·· (A) . $ ... k.~.8:9...!.~j Operating JialeM;e 1( 4rmB) or Deficit (B .-A).................. $ ......... ~.~-~ ... '?::-:!; OPERATING EXPENSE (Including Bills Payable) For Food by Council --····-····---·----·-·--·-·-·-·-····-····-· .. ·· For Transportation by Council ---·-····-·-····-·-· ................. _. For Salaries and Wages --·--····-·······---·-·······-·······-·······-·-·· For Income producing sources (canteen, etc.)---····-·-·· Other Operating Expenditures --~····-····-····-·-·······-····-·-··-··· Total Operation Expense .................................. (B) $ .. '::fi.L..9...L..Y:..r $ .. __ ..!..1 .. i?.~_±..f $ .... !.1..':?..+...<;!.! .... ~ .. ~ $ ............................ _ ... . $ .. .l,,§ ..... !. . .7.!..9.f. $.,,.8..8 .. H:. •. ~_L Camp accounts (ill;rlP) (will be) audited on .... .CIJ. .. ~-~ ... .l.::.. ... ;'< .............. 194 .. {.tt, by .. M:~--... --... Public ~-.!l&Pf 'f .. ;o. Accountants PHYSICAL FACILITIES ~~'~:y~'.~~~~i:;:::~':~~:::=::~=:=== Are you using the advice and counsel of the services available to you on the above • ? .~ C . dA ... s· . ? °?-~ E ' proiects ............ (l'.......... ....... ampmg an ct1v1t1es erv1ce ........ , ........ ........... ng1- neering Service? ..... ~ ............. Health & Safety Service? .................................. .. - PERSONNEL . I.I -z ,.,,,, /I ~t:rt.i.:P . . . . . . ? )t.,,., 1 Camp Director .................... .{.~.. ·&L ........ f:t: .. : ..... l. ..... t.: ....... ~) ........................................................ 1£ not on professional staff, did he have Camp Directors comm1ss10n .............. ~ •.. .>: ...... .. If i:nore than one camp is. 9pe ted-lis1:_ additional directors below. State if they hold Camp Director's co!QIIlissions as above. · Jl .Ct ' f/il!.t;:t .. f,,.(-·f /t.l!E'tAA·~1~ CAMP STAFF PV0 • Number on central Camp Staff? ......... &.~ ................. How many are Scouts? ........... /~ ........................... How many Adults (over 21) ? ......... ./..i1.'.,, ....... . Number of Provisional Scoutmasters used? ..................... ~s..· ..................................................... : ...... : ............................................................. How · many were Adults (over 21 ) ? ......... 5 .............. . APPRAISAL OF CENTRAL CAMP STAFF NAME Camp Position Scouting Connection • If you would not recommend re~mployment, send in full particulars. Would you Re· appoint? If not* I Exe. QUALITY OF SERVICE Good I Aver. I Fair I Poor I Number of I Weeks on Staff Rate of Pay Per Week (If necessary, attach sheet with names and appraisal under headings above.) Further comments: -···-····-·-·--···-·---·--····--·-·-·-····-····-····-·-·-····-····-····-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-····-··-------·--------·-·-----·-·--·-- Date -····-·--···-····-·-·· .. ···---····-·· ....................... 19 ......... _ (Signed) --·-·········-····-·······-·-····---····--·--····-·---·-·-·----····-·-·······-·--····-·-· .. ·--··-·-·-·····---····-·-·----··-·--·--·---···---·--·----·-··-·--·-····-·-·······-···--·····-····-··--· .. ··-·· .. ···· ................................ . Chairman, Camping and Activities Committee Scout Executive Street .................................. --·-····-···-···---·-·-···-·-·-··-····-·-·-····--·-··--·-- City .... ---------·-·-·-·-····-·-·-·-·-···-State.. _____ ,_:_ __ _ NOTE: We would appreciate a narrative report on any special features relating to program, or administration. Form 0-1426 Please Fill Out in Triplicate; One C::opy for Your Use; One to Regional Office; One to National Office. Copies to be Returned to Regional and National Offices not later than January 31, 1946 BOY SCOUTS 1945 WAR TIME -- vr<- OF AMERICA SERVICE REPORT REGION No~-_ _,.'=6,,__ __ _ Includes GREEN THUMB CAMPAIGN COUNCIL No. 558 NAME OF COUNCIL rgfu_c_ftcua-<,v· L~t~·tr·t-@!;,(!_,. /'&. /,.{(. ~-· - LOCATION OF COUNCIL OFFICE 2z/,e~,U (STATE)' --~_-e:_ .... _.,_,,·t_ ... ·-~vt.o="'"-· ~' _____ _ INCLUDE IN THIS REPORT ONLY 1945 ACTIVITIES ., g SPACE FOR :~ 0 ., NATURE OF WAR u a_ <ll"' .., YOUR COMMENT ;:I 0 .., .!! • Cl .; ·! SERVICE RENDERED -~ z = ; ! z .... > ~] ~ (If Completed - Include 0 1l ti., u t -; ~ Ul :g w~8'JJ - :; .., = Date of Completion) . ~ .. 'ti:: .0 t: ""'"1:tl 0 ~ :I 5 0 0 0 .... :I at 0 .... "' Cl:! ~~ :i:: ~ I zu i,.. Q u ~ i,.. Qi,..~ WASTE PAPER COLLECTION Unit Citations Awarded 8 General Eisenhower - Boy Scout Campaign '-I~ a March - April 1945 Lbs . Eisenhower Medals Awarded WASTE PAPER COLLECTION 78 .:JS-( L/-fC (Total of entire year) 1-18L.t /Lbs. , SALVAGE OF SCRAP RUBBER Lbs. SALVAGE OF SCRAP METAL (Scrap Banks) Lbs. SALVAGE OF TIN CANS Lbs. I SALVAGE OF GREASE Lbs. BOOKS COLLECTED FOR MILITARY CAMPS No. UNITED NATIONAL CLOTHING COLLECTION Lbs. CIRCULARS DISTRIBUTED ~ No. POSTERS DISTRIBUTED -aro 'J.-4-B' 0 ,1 No. COUNCIL OR LOCAL DISTRIBUTIONS OF II GOVERNMENT INFORMATION MATERIAL l..No. WAR FUND DRIVE OTHER COLLECTIONS (such as toys, etc.) !lo f ~No. LOCAL COOPERATION WITH OTHER AGENCIES* (LIST ALSO SPECIAL LOCAL COUNCIL WA~ TIME SERVICE), *American Red Cross; American Legion; U.S.O.; O.CD. Service; Community Chests; Bundles for Britain; Fire Prevention Week Committee; United China Relief; Y.M.C.A.; U. S. Forest Service; Blood Banks; Selective Service; Rationing Boards; Bundles for America, etc. (REPORT ONLY 1945 ACTIVITIES) AGENCY COOPERATED WITH NATURE OF SERVICE-COOPERATION (Over) NO OF NO. OF PACKS COMMUmTIES and ~JUTS and !~O~PS Participating Paruapatmg I I Total Volume of Material Handled 40001145 i l "FOOD FOR FREEDOM" 1945 PARTICIPATION IN THE 7th WAR LOAN PARTICIPATION IN THE VICTORY'; LOAN .SCOUTS-AT-WAR MINUTE MAN PROGRAM BLOOD BANKS OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRATION ASSISTING IN RECRUITING LOCAL REPORTS_ NOTE: ' I VICTORY "GREEN THUMB" GARDENS and HOME FOOD PRODUCTION Number of Scouts working Victory Gardens.............. . .................... . Number of these with gardens of over 400 sq. ft •.................. Number presented MacArthur Medals ................................................. . (of these were Cub Scouts and were Scouts) ............................................ . Number additional who produced food and received Green Thumb Certificate ..................................................................................................................................... . II CAMP PRODUCTION Did you- have Council camp gardens? ......................... ?:?o. ............................................................................. . Number of Scouts ·participating? ................................................................................................................................. . Did your camp have livestock projects? ........................................................................................................... . Give types .......................................................................................................................................................................................... . III LIVE-INS Number of Live-ins (urban Scouts who lived in and worked on farms?) ............. : ..................................................................................................................................... . Average of days worked ......................................................................................................................................................... . IV DAY HAULS Number who took part ......................................................................................................................................................... . Average number of hours worked .............................................................................................................................. . V WORK CAMPS Did your Council conduct a work camp? ...................... ~.~ ..................................................................... . If so, how many participated? .......................................................................................................................................... . Average number of hours worked (each worker) .......................................................................................... . Type of project? ........................................................................................................................................................................ . Where and when? ..................................................................................................................................................................... . FINANCING THE WAR Did your Council have an over-all plan of cooperation in the Seventh War Loan May 14 - June 30, 1945? Yes D No~ No. of Scouts and Cub Scouts participating ........................ from ........................ Troops and Packs No. of communities in which Scouts and Cub Scouts participated ..................................................... . Did Scouts and Cub Scouts actually take orders for bonds and stamps? Yes D No D If yes, No. of orders secured in Seventh War Loan .......................................................................................... . Total amount involved ............................................................................................................................................................................ . Did Scouts and Cub Scouts (1) Do house-to-house canvassing? Yes D No D (2) Small area canvassing? Yes D No 0 (3) General solicitations? Yes D No D In what other ways did Scouts and Cub Scouts cooperate in the Seventh War Loan? Did Scouts furnish aid to radio stations for taking orders? Yes D No D No. orders secured ..................................................................................................................................................................................... . Value ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................ . Did your Council have an over-all plan of cooperation in the Victory Loan Oct. 29 - Dec. 8, 1945? Yes D No~ No. of Scouts and Cub Scouts participating ....................... from ....................... .Troops and Packs. No. of communities in which Scouts and Cub Scouts participated Did Scouts actually take orders for bonds and stamps? Yes D No D If yes, No. of orders. secured in Victory Loan .............................................................................................................. . Total amount involved .............................................................................. , ............................................... : ......................................... . Did Scouts and Cub Scouts (1) Do house~to-house canvassing? Yes D No D (2) Small area canvas.sing? Yes D No O (3) General solicitations? Yes D No D In what other ways did Scouts and Cub Scouts cooperate in the Victory War Loan? This program started November 20, 1944. No. of Troops and Packs earning right to display Scouts-at-War Minute Man flag and/or banner . during 1945 ....................................................................................................................................................................................... . Total No. of commitments to buy and continue to purchase regularly secured by Scouts and Cub Scouts in this program dudng 1945 Value $---- No. of 'Scouts and Cub Scouts purchasing bonds and/or stamps regularly in 1945 ........... .. Scouts in this Council have served as aids to Blood Banks Yes D No~ If yes, No. of Scouts and Cub Scouts involved ......................................................................................................... . No of Troops and Packs involved .............................................................................................................................................. . No. of communities involved .......................................................................................................................................................... . No. of Scouts and Cub Scouts cooperating with rationing programs ............................................... . No. of Troops and· Packs involved ..................................................................... : .................................................................... . No. of communities ............................................................................................................................................. : .................................. . CHECK EACH SERVICE Issuance of gasoline rationing D Fuel oil O Aid in token distribution D Store census O Food rationing D Other types of. assistance ······································································'· ................................................................................................................................ . No. of Scouts and Cub Scouts .... : .............................................................................................................................................. . ~:: ~r:~i:.:~1ti~a~·~·~····i~·~·~·~.~~~ .... :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: I WACS 0 WAVES 0 ARMY 0 NAVY [B""' COAST GUARD~ MARINES 0 Please describe briefly any service rendered by Scouts in emergencies caused by flood, tornado, earthquake, etc., on separate sheet. Please attach copy of all Council reports of War Time Services you have issued in 1945 or for activi· ties of 1945 related to War Service, Civic Service, etc. Pictures ar~ also requested. To the best of our knowledge this report constitutes an accurate record of the war time service of this Council in 1945. Signature:-----....,-------------Council . President Signature:_' ______________ _ Chairman Camping and Activities Signature: _______________ _ Scout Executive Date: _________ _ (INCLUDE IN THIS REPORT ONLY 1945 ACTIVITIES) (Over) ' lfm 0-539G REPORT OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE-1945 ~L' ~ . f /fl~ £),.~ - Name of Council ...... ~~-~(.~b.:~¥.. ..... !J?.:·e.k::.fr.~::~~-: .. L ...... ,~~'(ft .... ~.~- Region No. ·-·~·-·· ~A • C-·"'"""'""' . Headquarters City ................. E..!:'{~::?..:?.:.:~./JM.. ................................... .State ....... ~~:~?~~:':::'.' ............. .. Council No. . .$.'S.'a~ ... The following report presents the activities and accomplishments under the direction of this Committee during the year 1945. 1. The membership of this Committee includes, besides the Chairman, ............. ~ ........ District Health and Safety Chairmen and the following Health or Safety experts!.as checked: Public Health ....... ~ .... ; Medicine ... ~ ; Aquatics .... :.~ ..... ; Fire Prevention ..................... ; Firearms ....... ~.; First Aid ...... ~~ .... ; Emergency Service ..................... ; Farm Safety ..................... ; Mountaineering ..................... . 2. During 1945 the meeting places of ________ O ______ of our Troops and other Units ( ______ Q _______ % ) were inspected. 3. During 1945 an inspection of the Council Camp ~t made by the Committee .. 0.Troop Camps, off the Council campsite, were inspected by the Committee. 4. Procedures to insure that ,carriers used for the transportation of Scouts on Scouting activities were in safe condition for such uses, with adequate insurance coverage, hi~ mt been in effect during 1945. ave 5. The plan for medical examination of new Scouts is in effect-in ............ ~ ........... of our Troops ( ........................ %) Form No. 1154 is !1-ot used. 1S 6. Pre-camp medical examination 1s required for all who attend the Council camp as checked: Scouts ...... ~.; Camp / ~- Leaders ____________ ; Food Handlers ___________ __ Health condition recheck of Scouts, Leaders and Food Handler~t made by a medical doctor after their arrival at camp. 1S . 7. .. ..... Q .......... Training courses in Health and Safety were given by this Council during the year with ........ t:> ......... different Scouters having completed the course. 8. We have an Emergency Service Corps of Senior Scouts with ................ ~ .................. qualified members. We h=t a Mobilization Plan. 9. All cases of serious or fatal accidents or illness involving Scouts, Scouters, or guests incident to Scouting activities in this Council during 1945 have been promptly reported to the National Council, with the following exceptions with reasons ..................................... .. ············~·;:······;:··~~~:··~~~;:~:~:~··~~:~··~:··~~~~~~:~··~~~~···~:~~·-==~-·~:~~~··=~~~~~::···~:···:~:~~···~:~~~:~:~::::7.L:iiif ::::~~;~:~;.;,t;~;1 · -~~~!,~~~ .. ~e.~~-~i::~~ .. f.. .... ~ ........ ~~~~:'.~'.~:~¢~:~~~<t::: ...... ~-4.::~ ..... fl..1,#f.::t:.:VJ~ .................................................................................. .. 11. Our Program as planned for 19j6 includes the following as checked: a) C~mplete or~ation of Committee including all technical experts and chairmen of District Health and Safety Committees .................................... . b) Medical examination of new Scouts in .................................... Troops which is ..... - ... ~ ................. % of all our Troops. c) Program of Inspection as checked: Troop and other Unit meeting places .......... ~.; Council and Troop Camps ........ ~ ... ; Sea Scout watercraft..................................... . d) Emergency Service Corps .............. ~ ......... ; Mobilization Plan .. : ................................. . e) Training Courses in Health and Safety ________ ~: ___ , Signed ............................................................................................................................................... . Chairman, Health and Safety Committee 3600745 ~c R"EPORT OF ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION COMMITTEE - 1945 • Name of Council r;;,~ kua I: t v· if;e,r: t ~ \t f t" ~a p)?& ..~ "'-.......... R egt. on N o. --=....;;:,-) --- ·- '·' ,. . • - . .- n~··· "·· ,,.·" ,- ,. ,. Council No. ,,,;;;;;;,,;,; '71-1. ~ - Headquarters City _, . :.,,e--,,,1 ~A.~~lt~~ State ~..().-t,efHA# '. Net TABLE 1 Total on New in Separations # Transfers Total Estimated Objectives Dec. 31, 1944 1945 in 1945 I Dec. 31, 1945 New in for (See note) i In Out 1946 Dec. 31, 1946 I. Total Troops* 15'9 ?~o 1rl I /5".I ·J4- //c,4 (a) Sea Scout Ships B 2.i i i z 41 (0 (b) Sea Scout Patrols (in Troops) ' I (c) Explorer Troops I I (d) Explorer Patrols (in Troops) ! J ·" (e) Rover Crews I (f) Air Squadrons I J I (g) Air Scout Patrols (in Troops) I - - (h) Senior Scout Outfit (i) Neighbo'rhood Patrols (j) Lone Scout Tribes (k) Negro Troops .S-J q CJ 6'7 l '-~ (I) Indian Troops 2. Total Scouts** .1'.5'4~ IJ.~34 171.}. 3 ~e:IPJJ I 8D'C !J b 91 ·- ·1 1 /l f " (a) Air Scouts /¥ •• •l '). I},.-- '""' (b) Explorer Scouts *. ·/_ / ... G /V (c) Sea Scouts '14-- ·~J 4R l6'' h 0 /o,S- , (d) Senior Scouts in Troop I .... ( e) Rover Scouts (£) Lone Scouts "'~ q. 3 1 /? ; l:s (g) Negro Scouts, /, /J,../ ~ l35' LJC I.I ~lo .:)60 I 1-.5 () - , (h) Indian Scouts 3. Total Scouters /, ~ fo'-1- '";".:lJ -.y. -I-·A7 -~'l,f /J,Jo 2' S-o l."-J/S- 4. Total Packs Ji-Y -} ,,_,. 4- I~ q / '-It, Negro Packs ·S- .5 /3 .5. /7 Neighborhood Dens I s. Total Cubs C/b~ I :lh1'- l~b4-' //(f)/ 7So Ill I Negro Cubs 1'1 {_~- ~tDiJ, J()l ~-?Z. , / 5r-, ~2-6 6. Total Cubbers (including Den Mothers i$1 } t,~ 1,..4 Jiff 1 ::::;-f:) ;._ t+-R 54 7 Den Mothers ,__"' ~. /{l. so ~v Den Chiefs # "Net Separations" equals total separated minus "separated - reregistered" minus "transfers in": *Include in figures on this line total number of all Troops, Explorer Troops, Rover Crews, Sea Scout Ships, Air Squadrons, Neighborhood Patrols and Lone Scout Tribes. This will not be the sum of lines (a) to (I) which follow. •*Include in figures on this line total number of all Scouts in above indicated units and Lone Scouts. In column "New in 1945" include only boys who were new in Scouting in 1945. This will not be .the sum of lines (a) to (h) which follow. . · • " "In second column "New in 1945," include all boys who entered these branches of Scouting in 1945, whether they transferred from some other branch of Scouting or not. · 1 • • • r:I Ci/ I . . <> C C . (a) New 12-year-olds registered m 1945 ...... f ... ..f. ..... (/2 ...... Estimated new 12-year-old Scouts m 1946 .... Q ........................... . (b) We had on recbrd ....... ,,,.b--..... :... ,... ..... Scout Troops and ................ 9 ................. Cub ~acks.exl'ired an~ not reregistered on Dec. 31, 1945. 3600745 TABLE 2 "TOTAL BELONGING" DURING TIIE YEAR CUB SCOUTS CUB BERS SCOUTS SCOUTERS TOTAL BELONGING (See Note) Du1~lng 19.+ll° I c:; i1.f.,~~-- .. ·--------J--L-'--------+-~~--'------H'7J~.4.L--""'---l--~'-=-,--'---t---t-----IY'--"'"-''--=-------- Dudn,q 1§)43' ·r <. f f{fl /' X::i(fr1f:' l'ot• (;i1i/s~~~~=c= .. =ub=;b=e=rs=,::!::s-f.c=ou~t~s,~Sc~o~u=te=r=s,==(fi==r=st=4~c""o"'1u!:::m=n~s~ab;::o=v=e=)=.~.T!!!!o;,it'=al::l:=.B~el=o~n~g1=.n=g= .. =e==q"-u'i-al=s=n~um~-b=e=r~o=n=r=e=co=r=d=a=t~bll"e::,gf=in=n-/;in=g~o:::;f1=.y=ea=r=, =p7lu=s=n=e=w=d=u=ri=ng ycnl', 11h1H Ht'lllll'Uted rcrcgistered who were separated prior to 1944. flor lnNt colun\111 use preceding formula and then deduct Cub Scouts who became Scouts and Scouts who became Scouters. ·(Last column will not be sum of lirMt 1 columns.) =--=---..:.-::.,~~'"'··~· =-============================================= TABLE 3 TENURE -----rel1-u-rc_n_cl_1i-c-vc-d-in-l-9-4~5_,..by-S-c-o-ut-s-a-n-d~b-y-A-ss-is-ta-n-t-Sc-o-u-tm-as-te-r-s__,~---~--l---,--2-----3-__,--4--~5=-or-m-o-re---,,-----~ under 21 who have been Scouts. (1) Year Years Years Years Years (n) Numbc1· on roll Dec. 31, 1945 who attained respective years of tenure in 1945. ( 2) (b) Number Net Separated in 1945 who attained respective years of tenure in 1945. (3) ( 1) When lapsed Troops reregister only Scouts and Assistant Scoutmasters under 21 who reregister with the Troop shall be credited with years of tenure attained during the lapsed period of the Troop. (2) Scouts attain tenure only on. anniversaries of the date they first became Scouts, which is not necessarily the same as the reregistration date of the Troop. Separated Reregistered Scouts lose tenure credit for the period they were not registered. ( 3) Do not include Scouts separated in 1945 who did not attain an additional year of tenure in 1945 before separating. TABLE 4 MEMBERSHIP FACTORS BY POPULATION GROUPS Classify Units by population groups, then secure data for each group from Unit records so classified. A - New Scouts during 1945 B -Total Scouts Dec. 31, 1945 . . C -Total TroopsDec. 31, 1945 D - Net dropped Troops during 1945 E - New Cub Scouts in each group in 1945 'F - Total Cub Scouts Dec. 31, 1945 G-Number of Packs in each group Dec. 31, 1945 H - Packs dropped in each group in 1945 100,000 and over 0 *Check totals in last column against corresponding totals in Table. l. . 10,000 to 100,000 TABLE 5 ORDERLY EXIT PLAN Death Transfers Total Separated Scouts During 1945 0 1945 Promotion 2,500 to 10,000 Junior Alumni During 1945 ___ 2_1._q ______ of our Cub Scouts became 12 years old. Of these, ...... j:.O. .. _ .. _. became Scouts. TROOP BUDGET AND PACK THRIFT PLAN The Council has a definite plan for promoting the Troop Budget and Pack Thrift Plan (check one) Yes~ No O . Under 2,500 ando.c. Dropped .J. .. k: ... l. ... Troops ( ... f.Q ... %) were on Budget Plan Dec. 31, 1945; Objective: ..... ../.~.9. ..... Troops ( .... a.~~%) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1946 . ..... 3. ... :3. ......... Packs (b, •.. 5.%) were on Thrift Plan Dec. 31, 1945; Objective: ............. ~ .. .7. .... Packs ( ... ~.rr.-r.._:%) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1946. TOTAL• TOTAL Signed ......... , ....................................................................................... . Chr. Organization and Extension Committee ,......0-539E REPORT OF LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE -1945 NAME OF COUNCIL. ......... rEt.£~/.i.-~fJ.J:.1::.!::!..__~?:f..~::~::f:.·~-!!:~;.t_ ____ /i.:.l:.'4, ____ &~:~:·. ___ _ i 1 A , .*'#:L . $" Region No .................... . HEADQUARTERS CITY .................. :,.:f-~1!:.':~~: .... ~5J. .............................. STATE ....... ~::1;:k~!~·'---~---·-············ . ,,_C'.~ Council No.~.,....;..Q ..... . RESULTS IN BASIC TRAINING* As of December 31, 1945, we have accomplished the follow:ing toward providing all of the key leaders of our registered units with BASIC TRAINING": Leaders and Assistants (not Committeemen) with INTRODUCTORY ~INING ("Fundamentals of the Boy Scout _Movement" or "Elements of Scout Leadership-Part I") Number registered 12/31/45 .3..3.~-----; Number with Introductory Ti:aining .............. &.Jf.-------------; Per cent .. 2.6~.$.:3 .. %; Objective 12/31/46 Per cent .......... Zf.i:;. .......... %. · · · , LEADERS AND ASSISTANTS WITH BASIC TRAINING UNITS HAVING A LEADER OR ASSISTANT WITH BASIC TRAINING STATUS 12/31/45 , STATUS 12/31/45 HA VE COMPLETED Have a Leader or Objective APPROPRIATE Objective Ass't. with Appropriate 12/31/46 Number BASIC TRAINING* 12/31/46 Number Basic Training Registered Number % % Registered Number % % Scoutmasters t LL~ -~~ '2 '7 ~ ,)O Boy Scout Troops & - ~-~ ) I:;,. Neighborhood Patrols & Assistants I d-1 let' I~~. 2 'J-C Lone Scout Tribes 151 S':i ?:, 6: 7 /.(._() Cubmasters "li '7 s< :).ltlo Jo Packs & Neighbor- Assistants I~ -~ ltt.t ~ 2- ;;,- hood Dens Lto '1 2 :J,:r ?;o Skippers lo I . 1· L,' 2.;;- Ships & Sea Scout ~ I&.~ Mates u Q JO Patrols I j. '$" Post Advisor Explorer Posts & Assistants Patrols Air Scout Leaders I (') Air Squadrons & Assistants ~ () Patrols . l Rover Leaders Assistants Rover Crews Total Leaders l<lb lo ~ 3 ~I~ SD Asst. Leaders j Lt b "")-:) \~ ?-0 Total Units & Patrols l ci i ~ ~ ?17·- Grand Total ~3~ OU :J.6~ ~ ~3 3~. 3 ..... " *BASIC TRAINING means completion of the app;opriate training for each program as follows (or former" equivalents) :' a. Scoutmasters and Assistants-Scoutmasters' Course or former equivalent. b. Cubmasters and Assistants-Cub Leaders' Training Course. c. Skippers and Mates...:Skippers' Course or Elements of Sea Scout Leadership. d. Post Advisors-Explorer Leaders' Course. ' e. Air Scout Leaders and Assistants-Air Scout Leaders' Course. f. Rover Leader and Assistants-Rover Leader Course or 1, 3, O.\'. 4 above. Note: Credit Lead_er with basic training only if he has had the course for the program being reported. UNITS WITH LEADERS TRAINED IN OUTDOOR WORK a. Troops (not including Sea Scout Ships) having at least one leader with training in Campingcourse in "Troop Camping." b. Sea Scout Ships and Patrols having at least one leader with training in "Sea Scout Camping and Cruising." COMMISSIONERS WITH TRAINING a. Number registered Commissioners b. Have completed a Commissioners' Training Course. c. Have basic course for Unit leaders, but not Commissioners' Course. ............ D-.8.. .......... . Number ........ J.~--· Number ................. ~- LEADERS WITH SCOUT EXPERIENCE Had Scout experience starting with Tenderfoot Rank. Number ....... ;1...,.,.1).;.0. . . . . STATUS 12/31/45 Number ...... J...,3 ... . Percent ..... <f.1. ... i: .. . Number ......... Q ..... . Percent ..................... .. Percent .. 3.l.. ... <J.. Percent ... ..l..0 .. , .. -6, -- Percent .... t. .... CJ ... 1 ... l_ The above information and that on the reverse side represent our Training Report for 1945 and our plans for 1946. OBJECTIVE 12/31/46 .. .......... J .. ~~:~~: .. % .............. Lf'.. ... % .'. ....... 5...0 .... % . ............ .J .. S... .. % SIGNED ............................................................................................... -------------~----·························-Chairman, Leadership Training Committee DATE ..... · ................................................................... SIGNED ........................................................................ SCOUT EXECUTIVE 3600745 1945 TRAINING RECORDS AND 1946 OBJECTIVES "FUNDAMENTALS OF THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT," the Introductory Training Session for all leaders of Scouting-Cou~cil and District officers as well as unit leaders. During 1945 this Council conducted this session ............ /... ....................... . t. 'th I .-c- s t · · th t · · 1mes w1 ......... "'=.)........... cou ers receiving e rammg. j l. .:2. Approximately the foll~wing percent of S~5ers have completed this Introductory Training or its previous ~quivalent. \. / - 'touncil Members ....... 6...t> . .9. ....... % ; Boar a' MemYirs ...... ;/.:.tl.~J4: % ; District Committeemen ...................... % ; Commissioners ..... ~.-~.1 •• S ...... % ; Merit Badge Counselors .. .LS."-.. i<..a:::. % ; Troop and Pack Committeemen .... .£ .. ~ ......... %. 3 2 - I l) :l '+ '+ t.f b 8 :~S 1945 1946 II No. of No. of CHECK COURSES CERTIFICATES COURSES CONDUCTED ISSUED . PLANNED BASIC Scoutmasters' Course 1 39 x TRAINING Cub Leaders' Training Course Skippers' Course ~ S·:t x- 1. Number of different men receiving certificates ................ ff··1!:f-····························· Explorer Leaders' Course Air Scout Leaders' Course Commissioners' Course OIJTDOOlt Troop Camping ------------- TRAIN 1 NO Short Term Camping (Elements III) Sea Scout Camping and Cruising OTHBR Health a,nd Safety TIAINING Standard First Aid Advanced Course or former Principles Course Pack Organization Troop Organization Merit Badge Counselors Troop Committeemen Course Leader Certificate Other Courses 1'01'AL COURSES AND CERTIFICATES X' x x (Do not include Introductory Sessions) 2. Training Awards issued Scoutmasters' Keys ................... , .. <:?... ....... . Scouters' Training Awards ........ Q ...... .. &kippers' Keys ............................ :ft ...... . TOTAL ...... : .................................... . UNIVERSITY COURSES The following courses have been con· ducted in colleges, seminaries, etc., located in this Council. These courses and certificates issued are included in the Council totals. College Name of No. Certifi. Credit School Courses cates 1 _______ 1 ____ Yes .I No THE TRAINING COMMITTEE AND ITS OPERATION Membership of the Council Leadership Training Committee consists oL ....... / .. :?2 ........ men and includes ...... b:-............ . District Representatives and ....... .! .. f... ......... members-at-large. Th C ·1 h · ~ D' · f h'ch · I h D' · T · · c · T · · c ·t e ounc1 as........................ 1stncts, o w 1 ............ ;........... ave 1stnct rammg omm1ttees. rammg omm1 - tee Meetings Held 1945: Council .......... ~ ........... .District ....... O. ................ . The Council uses volunteer course directors or instructors in the following courses (check v) : Scoutmaster ...... !.'::". ...•..•. , Cub Leaders' Course (or Elem. of Cub J.eadership) ..... Y.:.:: .. , Skipper .............. , Camping .. .' .. ~-:::~~-. Health and Safety .. V.:~: .. , Principlcs ..... .1t.::·: ..... , Other Courses .... V:::.. ..................................................... :··········-...................................................................... . The Committee nnd Executive Stnff hnvc given these course lenders specinl instruction through the following (check v) : • l7ncully Comm or lnHtltulo11 ... ~~-~ .. , P1monAI Conf crcnccs ... l<.:-......... , Regional lnRtitutes for Trniners ................ . . , DocH lha Commlltoo luwo ~IAblo a trAlnlna lnvontory which ln<llcl\tes, by Districts, key leaders with and without t1 n.ln1111? Yt1t •• u ................ No.................... .. ~ .. '1'1·1111111111 In 1P4' WAI conducttd llfply on a Dlmlct b111l1 """"'"'"'"'"'""""' Council bnsis ... ,, ... ~ ................ .. ' v~9A This copy for National Office D ; Regional Office D ; Local Office D. (Check appropriate box on each copy.) TRANSMITTAL SHEET Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter - .~".'' Region No .. _,~--""··""""'~--- &'_ c;-~ Council No._~..;;,,!~·-~=~~- NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. Attached is the application of the 'Gil«~ a•··\,r'~ DO NOT WRITE HERE Charter Fee $ ____ _ Quot.._ _______ _ Scouter Fees. ______ _ Tota._ _________ _ Council, ~re~~ I 'Z::Ni-. eadquarters City, State for renewal of charter for the year beginning July 1, 1946, together with reports as called for. Supplementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following: (If any of the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expected on the line marked "Date") Note: Items No. 1, 6, 7 and 8 should accompany application, and No. 5 if possible. 1. Charter Fee 2. Payment of Quota 3. Scouter Fees 4. _____ Scouter Applications (No.) 5. Audit Report for 1945 Yes or No 6. Scout Executive's Report for 1945 Y~o 7. War Service Report for 1945 (including Civic Service) YesrNo Y~o 8. Program and Objectives for 1946 9. Roster ~ ICfAA/ a// .19 &t. ~ · Date was mailed_ .~"1N, -V· f; I q 4' . Date $ 7$.0 0 $ ·~t>"D.Oo $------- -~ t~u. ?; 11 I 2 '-'" (., V Date Date f9e_.e-, 17, /1~.r Date Date J0 _M/, ~ I. I ';- d (., {i Date ' Signed. _ _ 3600745 Form 0-539H (5) EMPLOYED STAFF FOR 1946 (Please state all salaries. Use extra sheet if necessary) NOTE: Because of its relationship to Retirement and Group Insurance it .is essential that this report be accurate and complete. Name of Council t§1{_.UA~44A1 ~-1~£:.e ~,,;,., ~-~·;' 1."1 ~,.., Headqruute" City ~~ Stat.;?4.,,,.,i,,4'\c. RegionNo. S Council No.$.$? Chec,k in these columns participants in Retirement Plan (R.P.) & Group Insurance (G.l.) 1946 Salaries * * ScoutExecutive.~___.W~,,._Go==r~d==on=-~M=o=rr-=-i=s'--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- $ 5tfc;o.oo Home Address 1551 Vinton Ave,, Memphis, Tenn, Tel.· 7-568(/ Assistant (A.S.E.) and Field (F .S.E.) Executives Name Title* G. B. Pouncey F. s. E. '.l.. 7oei.oo ,I B. R. Creamer:' F. s. E. i,.. J 00.0(} . I. A, Beauchamp ft.. s . E. "'J.-4-oo.eo - Note: Above named members of Executive Staff must also be listed on Roster for purposes of "Registration" We plan to increase our professional staff by the addition of additional men in l!l46. Clerical Staff Name Miss Sallie G. Worden Miss Margaret Jones Miss Freida Mullen Miss Lottie Walmsley --~Ga~or~· ~g~.i~: . .S_. _ Bpy!mt(Negress) *Indicate part time employees, if any, by "P.T." after the title. **Do not include any allowances, .i.e., transportation, etc., in salary figures. Title* Bookkeeper Registrar Regist:rmr Receptionist Camp Director Office Girl $ "''-' o,~c'. ool I ~ {!)C .Oe). • p ~ ;.r£~o.c~ F j,,2 l.O,~o . "l- 1 too. oc., ~00.00 R. P. G. I. x x x / ,,_,, )( ')( x )( x x x x " ' I I 3600745 l!'f39B REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE-1945· -- y Region-No._-.::/,.~"'----- N ame of Council.~~!!!!,·:3 . ..&::Q~::Mlt9a.:!U~~~~:!:!~~!'.e."-'MLJi:~i&e::...J Headquarters City "llt,..,,e.-'l~·t,,.,IJ._."4~ . Stat.~"~,.,,~, "'1!t:::.. -:::.;.·~~"'::...:Ao::..·•·_. --t.' _c_o_u_n_ci_l_N_o_._··-~_,, .. _,.,._·~-' _--l (Please use only following classiftltion. This isfor purpose of National record and comparison) EXPENDITURES _ 1945 Indicate if for period o:her than if calendar year ~C 4 t.f.-'/ ~ BUDGET - 1946 Column 1 Column 2 ~ '71 1'T~8Jumn 3 I. Operating Expenditures: Total Expenditures Special Receipts Net Expenditures (See Note I below) (Col. 1 minus Col. 2) 1. Executive Salaries* ...... $ q i-f. IS. Oo $ $ '7. 41::.-. oc $ I Lf.-, )-$°"0. C 0 ) 2. Office Salaries ................ cf., "J:,f • ./ ~, D 8 '!J., 'J.,,1-/J..f. 0 !J.. 7 (,. 'Z-6' 00 S-5_"8.b~ ~ e. ~ e.r· , 3. Retirement Contrib'ns ... :;:; l '(;_ . "' . l ID , (). (0 j 4. Rent, Light, Heat, Inl." 7. o. 'l-' surance, Telephone ...... L, l ... 10. t.--~ 7- .f II./. co ? I ,. 5. Office Supplies .............. 472..0*7 '+1.b-,01 '7 2.. 00. Qt) 6. Postage ............................ 451-- 7~ u~>--.1.'1 t~ ( s co 7. Transportation ...................... _ I,,$ S8. :;9 l b~:;--e. s~ t.-~~c.oa ; 8. Publicity .......................... 9. Camping (See Note 2) '9 'i?'SO.l'Y " -g ~e_i. 24~ 1- 91. 74 - /..(- t 7 '1 ~-. 0 0 ' t 9:?0. v: • 10. Leadership Training ~ ~-7."'f, 7 a7. ?i b &. ~.a c and Conferences ............ 7 11. Circuses, M. B. Shows l '2. ;;;-. 0(\ and other activities ........ 12. National Quota .................... ?iK6,0n as-o.oo 1/.-.S-6. oo 13. Charter Fee .............................. 7§"".oo ·z :-,;·. Ot.) 1. ~-~ 0 0 14. Campaign Expenditures ~ti. t.. I 8._i-1: t~ I Loe...,. e-.e:' 15. Interest on Indebtedness (See Note 3 below) 16. Miscellaneous . ....................... . /../.-f..01 f S- 1../-'it_O. ( J~ L./- ~~.O() 17. Senior- Scouting ........ : ......... t .. /.e, ~ Lt e-, (..,. l DO.Q(\ 18. Cubbing .......................................... I 7 LL,d')... l ?L/-. £/-v $t:><:::-,.r:-,e -- ?17--'7,qc; ~..,~-80.~~ J-..JI, ] t/q~ 6 0' ~ l., ~ "l...t..f. f '() TOTAL OPERATING b.:J I , II. Capital Expenditures:· 1. Office Equipment .......... A..9S, 14).. ~!f:~-;4-v . 2. Camp Property .............. ' 3. Automobile . .................................. TOT AL CAPIT AT 't::. tt Si t..f. 'Y - 2::· el $:,'Iv· III. Total of Operating · 3? 'f>". b -v~t.1-1 t,.~€/0. ~'j_ Y~t>L/S.O)- 3&,flt4.10 and Capital (I + II) ? ) ... - IV. Revolving Acc.ounts: ..• \;•f;;; (National Funds) ~ ¥· . ' ~·" .. ;! '"'1 I 1. BOYS' LIFE: ................... ''.;i, .l i;r.t:,~ I~ 2. Registrations ···"····-·····-····· ~ \'f<! tf -t.~.:.~ ~f ~~ 3. Scout Supplies 4- l :1_" ~-~ ~ i ................................... ) r··~-j:", ;V-; TOTAL REVOLVING '8 2- '7 f ' ?J" ~ I V. Endowment, Trust,Funds or other Permanent Investments foooo. oc I VI. O)Jligations Paid (See Note 4 below) *Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transportation allowances. Do not distribute any salaries to other budget items. , NOTE 1-Report as Special Receipts only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., which are incidental to certain Council activities. Also report Revolving Account receipts in second column. NOTE 2-Camping figures should include disbursements and receipts as shown in report of Camping and Activities Committee. NOTE 3-Do not include payments to reduce "principal")ndebtedness. . · NOTE 4--This refers to repayment of loans, the proceeds of which have been previously expended; bills and other obligations which have been charged to the various items of the budget in previous years and so reported. (OVER) 3600745 Analysis by population groups of income from contributions for 1945 Council operation. .... Income from areas Income from areas ., . where Council participates ..0 where Council does s in Community Chest or War Fund ;:l not participate in z Chest or War Fund Supplemental* Chest or War Fund contributions Communities of 500,000 or over ......... -................... $ $ $ " " 100,000 to 500,000 ....... _ ....... _ .. I h 8 ·~ .. ~ '3; 't D I' ""''"'- I.,< " " 25,000 " 100,000 ................. ,_, " " 10,000 " 25,000.-...... -..... -... -- " " 2,500 ~· 10,000.-....... -....... - " under 2,500 and open country_. _$_ 14-no_.o-e L l 1.SO~ i , $ ~el 1~~ t;t $ $ I/ l..S.b\.'J. Total for Council Operation ................................................ I , I For new Camp facilities ............................................ : ............... 3,<t:>D;i o~ Improve existing facilities .......................................... ••···-····· I (Check one) .. For the 1946 budget outlined on preceding page $ ..... a.,:;f,$.);J:~d.~ has been raised to date. Budget for 1947, o~ next fiscal year, will be adopted by Executive Board about 1-~t~111.P.../ 19 W ~ (Date) Assets, 12-31-45 Current-Cash on hand and in bank $ k;O S 8, I 3i *Fixed - Real Estate. Unpaid Pledges Supplies for Resale Securities 1,936.10 Camp Equipment Office Equipment Automobile Total Income $ •.. (:~ .... 8' ~ e, ' oi'•·Q I.<:£ ~:,;.·'f _' ]_,, $' ).$:. 0 - $ 'jt>li '?. '"-'6 v . ., ~ 1 oo .. !:t10 /~ .,,_ .. AA; $ 6-.:::?, ?-... ,(\ v '• 3, :t. ~t, ._\; C(i 3. oc.o.~-n J '~ TOTAL 4 ,024. 23 *Present Value TOTA!. bCJ 4-7.!.00 I I Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-45 Operations-Accounts and Bills Payable$ ? 1 !) .. O "']../ Capital-Accounts and Bills Payable $ '7-l--t!'.i "'~ .. {> /-·2.-c011ti,.,. Notes Payable Notes Payable Mortgages TOTAL J.. J 9 · 0 l-- TO'.I' AL Our accounts h~16b:n attdited b,- f7' _§:,_,;J: , est::., :~~;h:!:~~:;~:~acccluntL~ ~/~~~i~i:g :o:~ittee> y- ~c"'. We request continuation of presen~ credit limit by Supply Service and will maintain our account on ;;i. 30 day basis. (Note: lf change in maximum credit is desired state new amount here: $------·). This Council has Trust funds, as of December 31, 1945, totaling $ I(. Cf:>r:>. ~ .r. of which $ >~~t:'.,,. was received during the year 1945. We are using (a) Standard Declaration of Trust (check) _____ , or (b) some other form approved by National Council (check)----------------------~--------- A comprehensive Five-y_ ear Financial Plan lmr-h · been developed which has been in effec.__ _____ years. ·. as not LV!.t•.A-; 19 if 4 ·~.:~l4 II Remarks, Explanations or ~dditions'--------------------------------'--- Signed------------ Chr. Finance Committee I I 1946 COUNCIL MEMBERS-AT-LARGE "A" Abraham, George B •. ET. A.J · - '-i I../ 'Acklen, T. Robert P/Y· '1 .6Jf VAcroyd, W. L. I~ ~)' vAgeet G. Worthen, I~.!. 1 Ahlgren. Frank./~ 7_/ Alexander, Vance ~f~ 6 E lfrl· ~- !'] Angus, J obn A.· \ ~ . ~'(T .::? ::; / . :t:Sridgforth, W. D • ..,:1 e::1·-e; £; U·b:tlv13ruce, c. Arthur 1.10·0 3~lirnurch. Lucius :E. · 4 M-:--~:urro~, A. K. \~. S~utler, c. W. Jr. -·Uil 2"16 ( I 50 VAinslee, H. s. l 6~i\: jq Alcott; Ricru.;rd l 0£ ~Carley, Jack '? NAllen, c. C.,; bfvCaldwell, E. R. 4/:;;{1 - i;J Allen, James Seddon E1-P-.J-s7 f/Callow, Lewis c. I~ ,·'·· 75 V'Allen, June D. I~ .51 lvCa.nale,' Phil M •. I 0~ fu-, 1.>. ""'J . . ~ ,f/f V:A.llen, Preston J;OO d"\J\l ~'vCarter, M. o. I~ · \=~ (;, _: vAllen, Thomas H. i~oo l~lt.Jcnrtcr, Nathan A.1°~ ~ :. -~ b- ffe!_.) vAnnis, :Burton :S. : 6~/v'Corrington, R. Russell /,.-,. w.~·?iJ·"' . 51 vAtkinson, Dr. w. R. I~ 'f2 1•Castle, s. Nelson-,:4 .34. S'· c ;;S // ~ <""(t::.- c; -··· f )., s --'."-( "L )....· 1f1 v Aus.tin, John A. I ~ . ~ b1 vChamber s, c •. M. I ~~ .... (\ • /,-4 v Awsumb George I d9 (} ., i:, ~RVChambors, J ,D ( - · ·A 1 ~ \....v; ... .f.; _ _,,,..~· J,.,..fit'v:;, .!:> ' ' . . ' I/~... ~ [\ ,e.,, • Jt • • . /V I v (~'! vA.yres, Dr. J. c. ,JJJ.'"'-- ~~-W fjt,,t. Champion, R.,G._1~ VChandler, W. H. f .,..;-. "B 11 ~Chandler, Hon. Wal tor J b,!.,. 1 .V ~~·•Christenbury, Fred L. ,,:;ft> f f:A V'Ba.bor, Rodney ~- (~ ::>y.. !'Church, c. ~· ~ ~g , · ~1 vBacon, Col. w.t·~· I -.... 44!vC1a.rk;, Dolpn l ;QO' ,• /) ! . 'I/.··''. tq Bailey, E. o. - a;;. -t.9i1lark, Roscoe c.. I)"'() '·""·· $6 Ball, Ernest C~ S!-r(ll.\'t;? -. pJ 1NClark, William?.'.' JN 3 Lf._ . :>g V'Ballon, Ds,vc. l 7,.,::·: .. · . .t'.// t::.'1- ..,..~1~larkc, P. C. - · fj 9 74-vBarkcr, Judge ~H·k F'J.p#-ffjV'Clayton, Henry r!~ },. ~ (, rrrl.v &} v Barrow, E. R. I ........ , ,&. /;J.. --6 f5' ,VCla.yt on, P. A. I -, ,,, /'/Barry, Edward F. ·f:>'b 36lvClcghorn, John ,, , !)? VJ3easlcy, John B. I - Ir/Cobb, William s.,~ £j !J..l ~§[p vBenner, Honri /~:.,, , . -fl tvcoffey, :Ben 13 •. Jr. Bensinger, Lloyd)" 4-ojYColc, Sam F. t~ · .fl. ;tL - '?1 i zot, Emile 11. • ..,. L.b 0 41 'vColl~cr, J. ~·I~ · . 4~ Boatner, 1~. J. I·"'· J/Colhns, Chriss ~' 4.1 •Bolton, A. Ear~c ~ 34-. . -NCeelr, ,Oo"fo.~;j;t Rao. P).u .;Jl)rv. ~ /1.lf; 1__/ '.Bondurant, Julian B. 'I;~ q6fe(}ooke, R. /~ illtl'\'" ,llU.·15v-"' . '61 "<Boone, Daniel_ H. . . ~?\;Cooper, Sterling Ii::..,. 1 j-1). v13oyd, Judge Marion s .. 1°..!'!. 4~Voox, Allen, Jr. ·. ~0 'Boyle, J. Enyard .Ej /) - 1-1- ~ox, _oran L. i-f vBoylc, Joseph P. t,8 VCox, W. W. :fl v:Brown C.H. +~ycowail.1, C. H.I~ 00 ~~ v :Bro'lltn, Paul (A.."'1MY) !$"4fYCrawford, ..'\.. M. 1- :;;J VJ3ro...,tn, R. G.· , ~n ,ycreson, Larry 3. fjo VTirow:n, S~ Toof I~ ?-rycreson, R. F. (NAVY) (ARMY) (MAVY) Page 1 / '· ~ ~· loroson, T. K. Jr. I - "G" 8 I Crump, Charles M. (._:r) Crump, Claude·M.? . " oO 7?; rump, E. H. Sr. I ~ 41 vCrump, E. H. Jr.· I ~.., 6. Mf - C-~ Cunningham, J.esse l t)_! ' • Garber 1 Myron U 'r '$ 4-tfl•Gate~, J. Granville.)~$ J+ 14._vGehri, Rev. W. G. · I v"Genet t e, Si d.noy .....,....._, , "D" £i M _::__ alstrom, Ed I~· l/-'6 1,/George, John. H.1-7 f; .4JyivGla.s.cpck, Charles I e~ ~Iv Glasgow, 3en E. (NAVY) ~) . . 10~ "'"' 1 / G W A I~ ,i!'frn - (!) Danielson, en. • .• .fr Darnell, Horbert t.':!.·. 1 ff VDavis, Hon. Clifford WlfJ;.. 'P.C, o'Y. Davis. ii.. G. ~ b I J1 /;') -f;J. vDavis, Joe E. I~ .50 vDavi s, Dr. J 6 Mur;-y I 0> ff .V:Oay, Paul It:>- . t'.>C· 53 -./Deupree, Weyμe I ~'· 7{) i ohl, Dr. CharlcS1 ~· t:,7 'lworth, J. E. ~ ~3 Dixon, Hugo :t-T. I 0_>.. pi§ vDolo.n, T. R. It rf~O ,fj. l?tl- t.+ vDonelson, Lewis R. le..!. J.(-Goldsmith,. Jack. _.. t:2t': Gol tman, Dr. J. s. '$7 1V"'Gooch, Cecil I·• rJ--o 3t/lvGoodmrui, Charles F. 1 .. :0~ ~ vGraves, Dr. :t. M. J. {}1:?J ~I 1 vGrey, John 37J ll"Greon, Jesse I~. 00 '+j i/VGrona.uer, Joseph A. f - ~~~v""Grout, F. M_. I, 0-1) . ~· f". 1 '\/Gregg, Russell I -:-- . · 'f'blvGaylor, W •. A. I ··(1'--6 , "H" (ARMY) · 61 vDorr, W. H. I c~ .ff) VDroifus, Fred :::i. i.AfHaase, Char~os J. /o~VHale, E. W. -I~ .. 5''='vHallo, Arthur I~ f 41.M~ • miniday, w •. P·?;; 3 . , @&.h ~ 'f?iJLb!lvHarr~ld, E. ii. •. ::f;::: ~ 't ,5.?jvHartic, J. R. • /, tlEarly, George C •. · ../~ VEa.rp, o. K. I~ 0 ~· ·vEckort, George J. 1°--- 4 t/. vEchols, L. V. I ()~ JS:b •Edge, W. T.-;t::=J f3 ~q Edwards, ·Frank c. I~ ~'V( vHn.ys, Lake · · (ARl.VIY) £~f.../Heard, Ro be rt G. I e.! q/j} ·-5-"v Heiskell; A. L. I~ '??1vlienry, ~~. Wallace I~ s;;)../Herff, Horbert I../. f Eliot, Dr. T. S. 4° I Y'. 4,'1 vEmick, Harold 1· - , ~o v·Ettelson, Dr. H. W. l~ /tv<>,1 vHerrington, R. L. 0~ /fi.k/- 4f1. /Hirshcimcr, Harold I - ~ ~L .f.pi VHirsh, :B. w. I~ "F" !8jvHobson, Dr. J. J't J,t 0 0 ~/J-tfo,VHohenbcrg, A. ~.} 7 :;;R ~ C!:.1-fo-C.· ;:.r .. , ,VHolmes Herbert ----" .. ~ · ' . ,~.., ~ ~.. li.1.-, v Hop.pel' ~ A. 1,. ._,,.,.. . -.....~---.... ... -a.~"" 7t; vFarroll, v o~; .J. I - ~. ~1 t Hopper, Joe -1.:4' 0 I'f:: " "?=' _ NFay, Gerald., . .;j..,lj .... 57 vHoward, T. P. I.~· ~tf q\ 'Fiod)..er, Chris. H. i;wrt# -1.yJ..•Huckaboo, Miller4 V.f . , . llt'f vFi.edler, Dr .• ~· .... W.1~. .a · ~/ 11vRunt, Jo D. · j c1 "'t1 ":' ~nch, M. E. \"'.;> aQ .,# 1vHus•sey, Robert J. 6tll imtw ~-ti Finn, Romer c. ' ;)N · I f · j 4 I f.J ~ ?J1 vFircstono, Raymond { ~ 1 "I 11 f o-g Fi sher, All en I ~. . 41 • Flana@;an, F. Joe4' 3. . ~I V!rby, w. n., Jr • • 1'Y:. ¥Fleming, Joseph D. 1 NOD t:: S~ vFog'~em8.n, J~ (.ARMY) ~ 5'f v Fow.1.or ~ W,, .""'' N·q:·O..·Jr:l:trj f'-'.I - ! Freeburg, He,:i:ry q 1;J .. ·~~ VJacobs, 5 vFriend, A., 3,.1~ --~-- ~//Jacobs, "J" . o-e. J Dr. TI. E.1--.~ .... Merrill"'' 6 Jacobson, C. M.I~ Johnson, J .... c. I~ Johnson, w. c. ~: rJf-10 () D . I oo Jolly, ave -" Ef.M-ttfavp.cWhorter, A. :O. (~ C · )?"hiccmatl, E. J. ')C")-f;ff (..... ~Y'vMoreland, s. E. (ARMY). 14:, VJ"ones, Dr. 'Robert w. (ATuvtY) '.,/-0 Jones, Walk C. Jr. ;)"1 l./ ')._ ~7 ~org~, Allen l·ID~e fl. jvMoriarty, Herbert I - ~-?-iVMot tweiler, Forrest (ABMY) L,S f.11.runson, F. F. f>'° ~NC\ '\ "K" ~ Keller, Eugene (~Y) ~ IKenwortby, William~ ~.,_. /";;J... ~ 7 King, Dr. c. c. If t0.= ~ ing, Rev. Fra."'lk IS6 (ABMY) 1- !/'Klepper, George. M. I - ~ VXlyce, F • W. I L~ 1 vKnoff, Edward M. ©1111CopaJ.d, s. t. I e..,:_ !5'~\Myors, Mayer I - . l I ;;. "J.~orvcll, J. W. ,.., ~I I.A:;; · 3 "'Nickey, Sam Jr. / ':-. f?jv1Uchols, Doddridge I 0.!. l · . 11011 I I ( N.AVY) "L" I ., A'' 1 YVLano V G \ v· v 41lvo 1 Callaghan, J. E. :f ?I 'v6' Conner Frank f/f~-f'1lvorgill, Edmund I e>.!- -1-i yor~ill, K. w. _ ... {p t • • O• 11 atha.rll. Sweyne I - log "''Law, Sid A. I~ 5'/ il"Lee, Dr. R. G. I ':? D& fl . O 1.D vLoPrinco, J. A. (..:O"\)~"'<V ~. VLernor,, s. M. I.~ 37 .r!ievy, Dr. Louis ! 0~ ,+ vLewis, T. w. I~ ~~ V'Libby, Frank .· e"-' ./J Lichterma.11, Ira J. I - ~.f v'!.iightman, M. A. f 0.!. ~ 1 Livermore, Dr. Geg!ge R. "If:/ .,..,...Loh.'lloycr, J. A. . ( - '1iJJ!!f!. .f,f V oomis, Char~~s w. J 0~ Loring, Lev { ~31vOrndorff, H. G. \,d'i.f.J,.a..rf, O':>Tt::.t:,/ tof 1 V'Ozburn, N. Field "P" I ~atten~ .Joe M. /.~ co ~?!v'Patton, Wesley E. I·~ t~ rvPaul, ·F. W. (ff.?:Pf>::!ne, F. J•. I~ "' ~v'Feeto, Russell I• Ov 'l_jVPenlnnd, Clifford °"' ~6,VPennebakcr, C. T. 1- $7 ('/Pores, Hardwig le~ .lfi. IJ/-.51 VLucas, Fred w. I~ -;lg lvJ?erkins, Ge9rgc T. A. J i-.G\'tPcrry, ~~ester V T~ ~ lvPidgcon~Evcrett I 00 ()" · _ . (\ 1'M 11 /f"f 1V'.Pidgoon, Phil 1:; ~ ~ 1rJ jVi>ipkin, A. E. I - - ;>~ vMadcn, Jo~ WP.~~ jl :•Pipkin, PerryH' 34 71 Maury, .J • .u;. J 4P' e~ · ?{,!v:Pla.nk• E. E. (NAVY) 6,1 vMa.cfarla."lo, G. o. I_.,... . i~vPopo, Marvin . 4_ f.;,tl-45'-"Malone, J. H. /~~. J?Xl>i--~f:•Porte-r, Dr. A. R. Jr • .,,p.; §' 4~ 'Mallory, :n. L. Jr. 00 . 70L--Prcscott, W. J. / 6~ · 11 vMaxpn, :3isho:p James MJ-bi )J;j-:.t1'i/Pyron, Ira W. LOO y.o Mawn, Thomas E. f ,1!7(::1 ~r {;' · 'I '71 vMcCabc, C. T. i~. I "R" (1 vMcCourt, Loe T.~ 1 . , •• , , McGee, Eugene ; !,.hagland, s. E. C ~i vMcGeorgo, H. L. . g'1-~VRagsdalc, F. V. (ARMY) ~ vMcGreg~r, ~ohn ·c-o . · "44,jVRa.inos, ~r. Sam ,L. (ARMY) vMcKcnzie, n. o. I - J?t ,&J- lo? v'Ramsay, R. G;, /~ vMcKnight, James Malone f 6" Lh,: vRamso~i, Henry T. t ~ .. e1 - t1~c, · .., ~ I t1 6. cKnight, Thomas rt. l~ ,Bt.. /M- ~-f!•Rawls, Dr. George P •. /'-7 / JN'll b __ ig _ v b) 1--4., '"".R~eves, Russell E. I~ •·;i'i ,gf~horapson, E. F. I 0~ §:P "11.1.chc.rdson, Charles D. I ·t;;·.. ~hoIJ:pson, L. K.. . tf I 'Richardson, Gilmer~ ,;f-,_ ~,W'Trexler, Fred l '..! ·. 1? "'1ticchmo.."'1 1 J. A. I~ · · 4 IJl-1-'YVTrippee'r, R. A. l ~ £:.i fl. (l '· Riggan,. c. L.? ~ -1,...~Uc':l.l, Jlancharl:l s.1 M y f..J!Jl._ · ~)O Ri ttolmeyer, Charl~~ ~- - ~)/Turman, W. F' .Ej /M- ~~ vRoberts, ~ohn E ... 1 - ~y-!V'furnQ:ull, Steve 44- VRoss, J .. L~ I 0~ . ? 1<! i'/Jurner, Norfleet I~ ~ v'Roy, George T. Jr> • (NAVY) ?<o t'Tutwiler, c. :o. t ~ ~ uch, Dr. W~lter Ae /', 00 1 I Y' VRugg,. L. E. I 0..! I 1rv11 (.p - 10~ t .4f/ vRusscll, Edward P,. - ; ~ \/Russell, Dr. George M. #t-/"Vr::.dcn~ .f:Bldwnrd N, <'!> .LJ$ Rychener, .Dr. R. o. I~ ..Ej./?tl- ~!vVandemark, F. ~ ~~ 1jj"'Vescy, John B. - 1- "S" ~'5J~alentine~ John J. I 1 l!JtJ I ;jt> ../ Sai no, J. E. J o.::_ j 51 v"Sai1.dOvJll, W. H. ~ . 1~; , • : "W" £A.J!!f- & I/Scharff, Abe I~ . v/J YJadloy, Dr. s. L. I· ~-·· · ~ V-Sche.rff, .Aaron R. t ~ - "?YO V\•Taggenor, Andro_,w :n. (ARMY) ~'1v Schloss, Gilbert M. I~ 'b$;")lag11er, D. E-q.gono I~~- ~ VSchoo11bs, 11.rthur 1°.!! . ~Waring, Col. R~ane ~ v'Schmcisscrt Dr. H. c. 7,00 pjVA.tkins, R. G'. r. -f~ VSchwartz, Mer:rill t~ - ~mi.tis, Vernon 61 vSoa.y, J. I.I<!>.._'? _ . ~q '("Webb·,. Harry le:! i 4-1 .....-Sellers. Perry ~(NAVY) ,fl'Wcbstor, i.f~. A. 1 (,./ i---Shar...non,·A.,, v. ~LB"..g~'t?> Pl> ~~yWe~l, .invin p. I~ .... ?..i"-f .. · c_ At_.t.A!l n,)f.J- :;''$-VSha.rpe, w •. L •. \,00 I • .:>/ ~ .. "1~e1smann, Wa:).t.er Jr. -;/" ~· ~ 1 _ ~ v Sherrod, Floyd I~-, · • 7 I yw?t tor, Hen.:r:,;y:_.- . .. e.e. . fl 1f ~j)' Shields, J•· Chester~ ~ f.1.VW7dney, Rev. Chas. L.1_7 ~I VSims, R. 3. Jr.· , . · +1 j•W~Ie;y-, J. 'Drady--/7 -1-1 .£9. A{ --51 v Skinner, J. Le' ft O 0 lt{:' tb&~ ,vt!liJ.kinson, Rus sol I~ -~· 'f i/ v Skinner, Raymond 1°!-- , ~vWillia.os, O. P. · - .:;:, ' 4 kJ -:./-~ •,.Slavick, H. if• -t1 .~, ~ Vwilliams, W~ey J ~a //Smith, w. ]. ·-:. t-y'"""'1illiss,, Carl L. 1- ~1 VSmi th, Walter L. . . (NAVY) l!f'Wilson, Harry L • ./,; ~ bl v-Sohm, Alfred I 1 00 . ~.fWiscman, James !J.~,_,. CJ (;) VSpain, H. M. . 9 ~1ood, George le~-· +;!h vSpears, Eorrr;~m J ~ /pJ VWood, Dr. Percy_ I~ _.f~ vSpringfiold, C~ L. . #'Wooten, Hoyt 3,. ..__ SiiP8tbt1R1 l!eslie M. 'M l/f'V'Wra:y, T. Cecil· 1, 0 0 EX 4---t:1 _,....,Strauss, G. D. ,,,oo ~ vwl urzburg, Abo 1~~ . . II Strong, Ro~mond ?' . -- . ,_§1 vS~livan, H. P. ·1~ 0 . 11 Y11 :J..,,,;f v Swim, A. LaVcrn~q ). ·. . I · 7 ~~a_~ 2 STJ-i~~ 1 . <6.0cf £j!•Yankoe, Claude~,_,, '"jr.J1q/</ -.---er-- "T" 2111•~ou11g, c. n.~ SY. - /~ 7 ? ~O ~oung, Dr. Thor.aas K. · J, (). 0 ~ • Tanner, L. w. ~,1-r . 1 3:?> •Tc.to, .Alva..'Yl F. Jr.~ .3-1 ~<j vTa~rlor, Konon I~ lq-. M - ~f v·Taylor, R. il.. "';.)( vThomas, John A. I !'!-8 , Council Mcnbcrs nooinations at the Annual Mooting Dccombor 17, 1945 for the year 1946. LI -v ?a.go 4 COMMISSIONERS REGISTERED FOR 1946 jfl) J1 William Newton Jr. /.oo~ L.J O W. F. Lenderman ;. o°F h.J · 3, Jee Helms 4;. ~ ;5 N d If .•.<~ ~ 10 /!,e) Ji; Ji; --f / Victor Winkle ~, ;o tf Dr. Herman Lubin #Carey Pearson 4j }D1 SI .tiarry Tobin 1~ 0 0 eel- ~S'nrb7 Stringer ~·· ,.._ p ~ o { ?:}J. P. crttchfield f. 00 pJ_ :J/~ White ~· ,._7 ),~ Laird Aim worth h~ , ).. 9 57 Fred ChristenbUJ7 ~ d, f ~ 9.5 Jack Raines I r ~ Pel (~ 3 ..2 Fruit Tharn I ; 0 (5 r~ cl, ~.~/'/ -f3 w. H. Fisher, Jr. J.oo;J--1 /J.; t.{ ,r Ben M. Scott /. oo~ h ~1 Lawrence Kent I· \)-0 f::.J_ )t; 4/ :Robert Astor 1,0Q p~ I. c. \featherl.7 ;J '/ 8 Major R. Tidman /., D-() 'f cL f-7 G. Y. McAUle1· . Ii;. # 7§ .,, W. B. Langtry ~· 7/ N ~fH. D. McClain /,{Jo~ . ~ .J. /'/ ~I w. P. Brown ~ 1· /~ ~ 6 W!Vvv ~4 Jtl/ by SllMINGLE DIVISION :roR 1946 Chairman ~ J. L. Brinkley, Jr. Vice-Chairman Ii; ~g A. B. Bland ~ "*. 1of Viee-Cbairmaa,& 59 M. w. Bomier ~· p //0 Vice-Chairman.A 51 Rev. s. A. Owen /~Oo Secret&rT ti ?fo Pres. H. L. PrieeAJ" 1+ 7 Commissioner hJ :.J'i J. W. Clarke A; /1-~ h.J w. Alonzo Locke~;' /#-0 Iv ~J. A. Hqes ~ ;of . /.v S-1 J. L. Buckner /,, 0-0 /!.;) cSf E. A. Hawkins /)( ) {) f ~ ti Rev. J. A. McDanielt o. c. Suttles /v' 3q Louis B. Hobson 1 .. 0 O Al fo) J. A. Swqze ~ 116 N S-0 Charles Chatman I . 0 O N J. D. Springer hv ~ ~ J. W. Ester -;t::f 1-17 ;i/ A. W. Willis !/ ~5Louis R. Johnson~j/,_.. N Dr. H. H. Johnson h; 57, E. A. Teague ~ /0 R hi 4 ~ Rev. w. E. Ragsdale "?J1 Philip :Booth II ~ lj.-0 11 Bobert E. :Brown ~ I ~lo. t.jo Dr. ~ Earl Bland /. o o JyJesse W. Mason#°/;J; ~ Harry W. Cash ·T. J. :Beauchamp c. B. Johnson Dr. J. lll. Walker 39 L. V. Johnson /,OO ~f J. H. Smith~.//~ :e. G. Olive s-) M. s. Stuart 1•00 1271 S. Park.wq E. 2195 Marble 234 Hernando '161 Walker 807 Walker 1316 s. :Bellevue /}-'N ~. 1:J Hotel Peabod1' 576 Walker 951 Texas 945 Miss. 1269 Dunni vant ~ th-../ z;, c, , 730 Marecbal.neil tt..k; ~ fR, C,., 1120 Pearce 234 Hernando 827 Miss. 673 Tate 727 Walker ~ s-,,,1 ~ t,, 234 Hernando 957 Poplar 605 Vance 1450 Brookins 1231 Dunnivant 1179 Cannon 821 Al.ma 145 Beale Box 345, Marion, Ark:. d£o u; J>,C.,,, 945 N. Mansfield 951 s. Parkwq E. 220 Hernando 234 Hernando 586 St. Paul d4,; ~ ;/); i;!, 123ti. Latham a~- ~ -dJ I {.1; I 231: Hernando 234 Hernando I I ~!llQg.YQ!§.. William Newton ;Pc/, /, trO W. F. Lenderman JJJ_,, /, rO •..C....H, _E_R_O__K EE ~ :) .,,-J ::]r) JJ- Joe Helms Arr" J, ,,,:.- (, • :_;r) ;/{}iJ- Victor Winkle /Nj ~,~ ' ,, . Dr. Herman Lubin /1/C). " J ;:;--. Carey Pearson /YJ ;:;y f;, J f\) ·P 9 J ,,.J ~Cf .:::>~ ;.) {> ':) ~· 1: Harry Tobin /i/o, *-P-A-W--N-E-E- Kirby Stringer l!i/J-i\cl! '/? · J. P. Ol!i tehfield M · Joyce White /f.-'I r~c' .'.. .1• C~ . Laird. Answorth /f.J,qrz,:~.J../ ·'' ··, Fred Christe,nbury I! ,. (',. , -'./ ; , :!!!¥..Q.. Jack Raines 11'i; , F __ ,_ mho. ,,/.r~...., ·rn /'', !Qfil~ W •. Ho Fisher Jr. ;tll J,r-t'J Ben M. Scott · ;Jo(, ;. l ...... t) i'!l'ai--Prf hh••r , *SIOUX ___ ..,. ___ L@.wttanee Kent '·., i ,06 Robert Astor ~6f~Qg_ -1? 59 :Bruce Ewing JY~e-V'~ l/ ;,, , R. 5 "sOailen: !QsI!~!AI I. C. We•therly ))/(;' y , .. - J r 0---0 ) ,- 0t; l ~ d-0 3 :L?;; } . I ----- 1 :~OD ·v/ . f ! .3 I LJ,tfo I.\.,, - .. I ) _.=,i.,..,. /( ;Y IV ti Seminole Division (Continued) B. f • Hunt ~ J/tt Dr. s. B. Hickman Lt. G. W. Lee L. O. Swingler ;/ R. J. BoddT ~ 2 ~· li. c. Daniels J • O 6 SJKINOLE DIVISION COMMISSIONERS Washington High School 514 :.Seale 390 Beale 390 Beale Lucy. Tenn.. d/~ ~~ ;;;>, e I 571 Polk Field Commissione~ :;5 J. W. Olarke4 /f' 1316 N. l3ellevue4 w.4.t<P.£/ ;J ~ "'1apaw h C. H. Ha:tri s IV ';fe.v. J. A. MclAniels Arrowhead /( b1 J. '.!i• Smitb. ~ !Jl ;,/ Robert Johnson Cimarren 10 L. V. Johnson ;/ George Cain /( Sb Rttssell Weathers )n11·1 SY A:1v ;35 J. w. Esterl --;£//-fl-? Ottawa # o. c. Suttles JV .Andrew Mclnt;yre Shawnee ;I R. J. Rodctr ;( ?rJ. W. Mason -;h-- / r ~ 686 "Ayers .·. 1269 --wlo~4-J.,.J~ 1236 Latham ~MJ /Jtd.v lt/ l/c./ 159'1 Monsarrett . I ,I U .~l ';/ _ 586 St. Paul 4..M tnJ /ll.t,1?1../1.~-/l/;v ~~, 612 Edith . 907 Polk 727 Walker ak lf1..-.I /(MJ¥ p)t~>l.}1..~··· tt 730 Marecbalnei~~A4~Et/,4 970 Bqmond COUNCIL MEMBERS-AT-LARGE AbraJ1a.m, George B. Acklen, T. Robert Acroyd, W, L. Agee, G. Worthen Ahlgren, Frank Alexander, Vance Jr. Angus, John A. Ainslee, H. s. Alcott, Richard Allen, c .. c. Allen, James Seddon Allen, June D. Allen, Preston Allen, Thomas H. Annis, Burton B. Atkinson, Dr. W. R. Austin, John A. Awsumb, George Ayres, Dr. J. C. tfBlf Ba.bor, Rodney (~) Bacon, Col. W. J. Bailey, E. o. Ball, Ernest C. Ballon, Dave Barker, Judge H. H. Barrow, E. R. Barry, Edward F. Beasley, Jol:i..n B. Benner, Henri Bensinger, Lloyd Bi zo t, Emile .A. Boatner, M. J. Bolton, A. Earle Bondurant, Julian B., Boone, Daniel H. Boyd, Judge Marion s. Boyle, J. Bayard. Boyle, Joseph P. Brown c. H. Brown, Patil (A.."liM'I) :Sro...,tn, R. G. 3ro·wn, s. Toof : Bridgforth, W. D. I l3ruce, C,. .Arthur I nurch, Lucius E~ I Burrow, A. K. Butler, c. W. Jr. llCll Carley, Jack Caldwell, E. R. ~:!;~:: ;~tisM:· CJ-; fJ C.t!~~:tJ./) Carter, M. o. - Carter, Na.than A. • Carrington, R. Russell Castle, s. Nel.son Chambers, C. M. Chambers, J. D. Champion, R. G. Chandler, w. H. Chandler, Hon. Walter 1 Christenbury, Fred L. I Church, C. H. I Clark, Dolph ' Clark, Roscoe C. Clark, William 1 Clarke , P. C. Clayton, Henry M. 1 Clayton, P• A. Cleghorn, John Cobb, William S. Coffey, ~en B. Jr. Colo, Sam F. 1 Collier, J. D. j Collins, Chriss ~ .. (I 1 0..iifi t9@.ili'-i''",J!!"°"1"e'br~. ·- D ~ I Cooke, R. P. Cooper, Sterling Cox, Allon, Jr .. Cox, Oran L. Cox, W. W. Cowan, C. H. Crawford, .. \. M. Creson, Larry 3. Creson, R. F • (NAVY) • , ________________ _:_ ________________ -I Pagel Croson, T. K. Jr. Crump, Charles M. Crump, Claude M. Crump, E. H. Sr. Crump, E. H. Jr. Ounninghll.Ill, Jesse "D" Dalstrom, Ed. Danielson, Gen. W. A. Darnell, Horbert Davis, Hon. Clifford Dnvis, .:\. G. Davis, Joe E. Davis, Dr. J. Murry Day, Paul Deupree, Wayne Diehl, Dr. Charles Dilworth, J •. E. Dixon, Hugo N. Dolan, T. R. Donelson, Lewis R. Dorr, W. H. Droifus, Fred 3. Early, George C. Earp, O. K. Eckert, George J. Echols, L. v. Edge, W. T. Edwards, Frank C. Eliot 1 Dr. T. S. Emick, Harold Ettel son, Dr. H. w. (~) I I "G" ' Garber, Myron I Gates, J. Granville 1 Gehri, Rev. W. G. I Genett e, Si dnoy 1 George, John H. I Glascock, Charles Gln.sgow, 3cn E. • Goldsmith, Jack I Goltman, Dr. J. s. 1 Gooch, Cecil I Goodman, Charles F. Graves, Dr. L. M. Gra;y, John l Green, Jesse :--Gronauer, Joseph A. I Grout, F. M. Gregg, Russell Gaylor, W. A. "H" j Haase, Charles J. ; Halo, E. W. I Hallo, Arthur Halliday, W. P. I ' Harrold, E. A. Hartio, J. R. • Hays, Lake J Heard, Robert G. , Heiskell, A. L. I Henry, N. Wallacd Herff, Horbert I ' Herrington, R. L. Hirshcimor, Harold • Hirsh, :B. W. (NAVY) (ARMY) (ARMY) "F" j Hobson, Dr. J. J. , Hohenborg, A. ~-e.e. Hol...t...O I Holmes? Herbert Hopper,, A. L. Farrell, John J. Fay, Gerald Fiedler, Chris H. Fi edlcr, Dr. F. W. I . 1 Hopper, Joe Howard, T. P. Huckabee, Miller Finch, M. E. Finn, Romer c. Firestone, Raymond Fi sher , All en Flanagan, F. Joe I Fleming, Joseph D. . 1 Fogleman, John .A. ~ ~ ( .. ~-iY)!f'.1- (~ !, V - T,, "D - ('I , ....\.- A.A:_A \ •JI' ~ow.Lor) v,,,_.D,, _,,,,_,._,...., ~v": Ji·reeburg1 Ha:..'!"J ~ i Fri end, A., 3r. I Hunt, J. D• Hussey, Robert J. "I II Irby, W. !3. Jr9 llJll Jacobs; Dr. 3. E. Jacobs, Merrill •. :,;r--" Jacobson 0 C. M. Johnson, J. a. Johnson, w. C. Jolly, Dave (ARMY) Jones, Dr. Robert w. Jones, Walk c. Jr. "K" Keller, Eugene ( A,BMY) Kenworthy, William c. c. .King, Dr. King, Rev• Frank ~&ft") Klopper, George M. Klyce, F. W. Knoff, Edward M. Kopald, s. L. ".L" Lane, v. G. Lat~ Swayne· Law, Sid A. Lee, Dr. R. G. LoPrincc, J • A. Lerner, s. M. Levy, Dr. Louis Lewis, T. w. Libby, Frank Li,ch'\;erma.n, Ira J. Lightma.n, M. A. Li vermorc, Dr. George R. Lohmeyer, J. A. Loomis, Charles w. Loring, Lev Lucas, Frod w. "M" Madon, John w. Maury, J. E. Macfarlane, G. o. Malone, Ji. H. Mallory, B. L. Jr. Maxon, 3ishop James M. Mrucon, Thomas E. McCabe, c. T. Mc Court, 1co T. McGee, Eugene McGeorge, H. L. McGregor, John McKenzie, H. o. Mc.Knight, James Malone McKnight, Thomas ~ . 1 McWhorte:r, A. ~. ~ I Meeman, E. J. _ ~ t_.. Moreland, s. E. (~. I . I Morgan, Allen Moriarty, Herbert 1 Mottweiler, Forrest I Munson, F., F., Myers, Meyer I I I I I I Norvell, J. W. Nickey, Sam Jr"' Nichols, Doddl'~ dge O'Callaghan, J. E. I I 0' Conner, Frank Orgill, Edmund 1 Orgill, K. W. , I Orndorff, H. G. C- rt' Ozburn, N. Field f I I I I I I 1 I I I nptt Patten, Joe M. Patton, Wesley E. Paul, F. w. Pf.l.yne, F. J. Peete, I_hlssell Penland, Clifford Pennebaker, c. T. Pores, Hardwig Perkins, George T. Perry, Chester (..-..¥-) (NAVY) ii:~=~~: =~e~ljf. .. ~J.Z~-~-~~'-·C-~,~? I I I I I I I I I I Pipkin, A. E. Pipkin, Perry Plank, E. E. ~ Pope, Marvin r;J!P-~ Porter, Dr. A. ~ Jr~ Prescott, W, J. ~--·/ Pyron, Ira"!_. "R" Ra.gland, s. E. 1 ·Ragsdale, F. v. j Rainos, Dr. Sam L. Ramsay, R. G. Ramsey, Henry T. Rawls. Dr, George P. (NAVY) (ARMY) (A.BMY) Reeves., Russell E. Ri.ch.'..'.l'dson, Charles D. Richi:1Xdson, Gilmer Ric chma.'1., J. A. Riggroi, C. L. Ri ttolmeyer, Charles Roberts, John E. Ross, J. L. Roy, George T. Jr. (NAVY) Ruch, Dr. Walter A. Rugg, L. E. Russell, Edward :P. Russell, Dr. George M. Rychener, Dr. R. o. "S" Thoopson, E. F. Thor.ipson, L. K. i Trexler, Fred Trippeer, R. A. 1 Tu.al, Llanchard s. I I Turman, w. F. Turn'Q:u.11, Steve Turner, Norfleet Tutwiler, c. n. V~don, Edwnrd N. Vandemark, F. H. Vesey'· John n. Valenti~o, John J. "W" Saino, J. E. Sandown, W. H. Scharff~ Abe Wadley, Dr. s. L. Sche.rff, Aaron R. Waggener, Andrew 13. Schloss, Gilbert M. Wagner, D. Eugene Schoer,1bs, .i\.rthur Waring, Col. Roane Schmeisser, Dr. H. c. Watkins, R. G. Schwartz, Merrill Watts, Vernon (ARMY) Seay' J. :r. I Webb, Harry w ca Sellers, Perry_ ,.;(NA"'{Y) J Webster, Wo. ~ fj]w/Htll L., E ·E.Wt:f\,, Shc.'U".non, l\.. v. C:... '3 ~y..~.-. .,tl.. ... £Lv..~,.,, . Weil, .11.lvin J, Sharpe, W. L. 1 Weismann, Walter Jr. Sherrod, Floyd Wetter, He~xy Shields, J •• Chester • Widney, Rev. Chas. L. -Sims, R. :J. Jr·. Wiley, J. Ilrady Skin..'1or, J. L.. Wilkinson, Russel E,ff,5Kf/fl~ WU,,J ... JAMS Skinner, Re.yraond Willl.aQs, o. P. - Slavick, H. w. Williar.is, Wrcy Smith, W. n. Williss, Carl L. Smith, Wal tcr L. (NAVY) Wilson_, Harry L. Sohm, Alfred Wiseman, James I3. Spain, H. M. Wood, George Spears, Horman 1 Wood, Dr. Percy Springfield, O. L. I Wooten, Hoyt n. S'\i;Tnt~. ~ I Wra:y, T. Cecil Strauss~~:·-n;·-~ /(_~ S"trvr,_,~'"'1'_,j Wurzburg, Abo Strong, Ro.ynond · \ Q I Sullivan, H. P. . Swim, A. LaV crno "T" , Yankee, Claude Youn5, c. :n. 11y11 You.."lg, Dr. T.homas K. ' Tanner, L. W11 Tate, Alvan F. Jr. Ta.~rlor, Kenon Taylor, R. A~ Thomas, John A. 1 Council Monbcrs nominations at the Annual Meeting December 17, 1945 for the year 1946. Page 4 PROPOSED EXECUTIVE :SOARD - 1946 CHICKASAW COUNCIL, :S. S. A, INC. Officers Mr. A, K .. :Burr.ow~ Mr. Oran L. Cox / Mr. W. L. Sharpe Mr. H, w .. Slaviek.,........ Mr. T. Robert Acklen _Mr, O. B. Senhaus·en ~ Mr., J. A. Angus.,....,, Mr. Emile A. Bizot/ Dr. B. E. Jacobs_.-- Chairman Mr. Paul L. Day V' President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President · Vuee PFe-ei·dent- ~-Ml Treasurer Oommi s sioner COMMITTEE Activities ·~ Mr. Henry M. Cleyton .,- Advancement •Mr. P. A. 018\Y't'on~ ''/- ~ ~~~....--- ~·-g, Awards & Resolutions Mr. Lewis c. 08.llow ~ Civic Relations Mr. James Seddon Allen V-- Constitution & By-Laws Cubbing Finance Health & Safety 8-oS-v/ Inter-Racial Organization Outfitters f*Mr, B. W. Hir..sh .// ~ 121?.J; I ?Jo'& ~:........, ,.,... *Mr. A. Longs:treet Heiskell/ Publicity Reading Mr. F. J. Vandemar/ Rtiral Mr. A. B. Cart er /' District Ohr. Crittenden Dist. - /" Mr. E. E. Moore District Ohr. Mississippi Dist, \ Mr. Henri Benner/ Senior Scouting /'' #*Mr. c~~ ~tt~~ey&' !/(JtA' Trai~ing .J,,.. "-S ~-""- #New Member of the Executive Board *Old Member of Board but NEW in this position. liQPOSED MEMBERS.AT-LARGE, EXECUTIVE BOARD 1 9 4 6 Mr. C. Arthur Bruce _.- @, "11-\ . ~::> 2:'° i/IMr. J. H. Malone ,,,,,., Mr. A. D. McWhorter ~· - Mr. Fred L. Christenbury Mr. P. c. Claik:e ~· Mr. Jesse Cunningham ~ Gen. W. A. Danielso~ Mr. Joe E. Davis ,..---· ·. ·~ Mr. Edmund Orgill .....,....,,,. Dr. A. R. Porter, Jr.V'' Mr. Ira W. Pyron ,,,...-- Mr. R. G. Ramsay.,,/' Dr. George P. Rawls ' Mr. Lewis R. Donelson, Jr. >~· f)fi.~~ 1 ~re"-:~ Mr. ~aymond c. 'liresfone .,-(-s-o t( Mr. John E. Roberts v· Mr. Abe Scharff i...--~ Mr. W. P. Hallidey ~·· Mr. Floyd Sherrod~ Mr. E. A. Harrold/ Mr. J. L. Skinner ~ Mr. H. W. Hirsheiiner / Mr. G. D. Strauss ,,,...-r' Mr. A. E. Ho hen berg ,,,,,,.,. Mr. R. A. Tay~or .,,, •. •·"'" Mr. T. P. Howard ./. *Mr. Russel Wilkinson /' Dr. Charles c. King./ Mr. Fred W. Lucas/ -~ . - - - - - ------ Ex-Officio Member Mr. P. A. Cla;yton ~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - QUJ3-C0MMITTEE OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD Mr. A. K. Burrow, President ~/ ,.~ Mr. P. A., Clayton, Immediate Past President .,.,. Mr. H. M._ Clayton, Chairman, Advancement Comm. Mr. w. L. Sharpe, .,P',,,-' Vice-President ~~~.P~1~· trcv-v ~ ~- Ct~ ~ 'nlf-r ~. 1(3)., ~~ ~. ~Y-~. ~~/fdw.O,. ,-:;£cu~/ ~. WR r:..e-- -~P<-~ /l ..,.. .. ~M I )z,,. . ' -'~· ·""~--"' ~~/~~:,.L; ,,f7 /~P'"·--y ~:C':J . . # tP;:.( ~ljt-' Nov·. 30, 1945. Mr. P.A. Clayton called and askPd that the following names be added to the Council Member List. Approved by Nominating Committee. George J. Ab~aham R. Russell Carrington Nathan A. Carter Col. Everett R. Cook Hugo N. Dixon Joseph A. Gronauer Chas. J. Haase Lesl~e M. StFatton, Jr. Fred Trexler OFFICE OF: OOOK & OO~ANY CJOTTON EVERETT R. COOK MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE December 26, 1945 Mr. A· K. Burrow, President Chickasaw Council, Boy Scouts of !merica 501-507 Columbian Mutual Tower Memphis 3, Tennessee Dear Mr. Burrow: I am in receipt of your letter of December 19th and I greatly appreciate the honor of being nominated and unanimously elected a Member of the Council for the year 1946. In view of my several obligations to attend meetings for the year 1946, I am sorry that I cannot accept the nomination as one of the members of the Chickasaw Council for this coming year. It will be a pleasure to serve if I am still wanted in some later year when my obligations are not quite as heavy as they are now. With best wishes to you and your council for the coming year, I am Everett R. cook ERC/S ABRAHAM BROS. PACKING COMPANY POST OFFICE BOX 32'2 $!~ MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE December 27, 1945 Mr. A. K. Burrow, President Chickasaw Council Boy Scouts of America 501~507 Columbian ~utual Tov:rer Memphis 3, Tennessee' Dear Mr. Burrow: I wish to thank. you most kindly for your letter of December 19 advising me that I have been nominated and elected as a member of the Council for the year 1946. I fully realize and appreciate the fine work carried out on the Scouting program and it is with regret that I am not in a position to serve as a member of the Council. I am now serving on many boards in the city and also on two boards whicJ:,i require my presence out of the city quite frequently, therefore, I just cannot serve on any more boards in 1946. f Please give me a "rain check" and perhaps sometimes in the future I will be in a position to do my bit on your worthwhile program. Kindest personal regards and best wishes for a Heal thy and Hapr:iy 191~6. Yours very truly, ·George G. Abraham GGA! ac • PLEASE ADDRBSS REPLY TO E. L. WEGENER District Sales Manager 508 Dermon Building MEMPHIS 3, TENNESSEE Chickasaw Council Boy Scouts of .America 501-507 Columb.ian Mutual Tower Memphis, 3, Tennessee Attention: Mr • .A • K. Burrow, Pres. Dear JIJir. Burrow SAINT PAL'L 4, l'v!INNESOTA December 26, 1945 Thank you for yo ur good letter of December 20th advising of nw nomination and election as a member of your Boy Scout Council for the year 1946. Naturally, I am delighted with the honor and the opportunity to be closely associated with this great character building IIDVement. The only reluctance in my acceptance would be due to the fact that I am out of town a great deal. However, it might be that in travelling the states of Arkansas, 'I'ennessee, ancl Alabama . my contact with the Scout organization in the various leading towns might be of some value to the Council here in Memphis. For nearly foi.;.rteen years it has been my pleasure to contact the Scout executives and Sc outers throughout much of .America in the promotion and distribution of the Boy Scout calendar for· Brown & Bigelow and I have long hoped that I might have the opportunity for greater service. Certainly it would seem that any man ought to do his bit towards the curbing and stamping out of juvenile deling_q.ency. I know of no,greater weapon toward this end than ScocJ.t ing • .Attached herewith is the completed application form and iey check, and looking forwerd to meeting you soon, I am ~fL~/· .ELW:jb District Sales ' "J I J J"I r J I ~, .:: f' j ~I ;,..... , .... ,_ .._ '-' -' 1 . ...1 • ...... •• ·'l~ 1 j - \.....,,. BALLOT FOR ELECTION OF OFFICERS .urn COU11CIL M:EMBERS-AT-LARGE FOR YEAR :BEGINNING J.t\.1.WARY l, 1945 ********** - IOR PRES I DENT (Vote for One - -·· I Mr. A. K. Burrow - ·-h- ..• FOR VICE-PRESIDENTS (Vote for Five : I::: -·· Oran L. Cox -- w. L. Sharpe --· Mr. H. w. Slavick - I - __ JJ:ir. Edmund Or~ill ·-~~ I i~- T. Robert .'l.cklen --· v • .J.. • i -· ·- ! --· FOR SECRETARY (Voto for One'. I Mr. J. A A.n~us t .~. I FOR TREASURER (Voto ' for Ono, I Mr. Emile A. Bi zot I FOR COMMISSIONER (Vote for ' On~, . · 1 Dr • B •. E. Jacobs .. I FOR NATIOlif.AL COUNCIL P.b'PRJJSE1TTli.TIVES(Vote for tl___ Mr. A. K. Bur.row Mr. P. A. Clayton Dr. B. E. Jacobs Mr. Henry M. Clayton Mr. James Seddon J~llon I ' FOR COUNCIL MEMIE::RS-.AT-LARGE, as per list next attach0d - • ; HAii Acklent T. Robert l~croyd, W. L. Agee, G. Worthen .Ahlgren, Frank <:..-- Alexander, Vance Jr. .lmgus, John 1:... .Ainslee, H. s. .Alcott, Richard Allen, O. o • . Allen, Jariles Seddon ~\llen, June D. ..:Ulen, Preston .Allen, Thomas H. A.~nis, Eurton B. Atkinson, Dr. W. R. l:..ustin, John A. Awsumb, George Ayres, Dr. J. C. Baber, P..odney ]aeon, Col. W. J. Bailey, E. O. ]all, Ernest c. Ballon, Dave Barker, JuCJ€e H. H. Barrow, E. R. Barry, Edward F. 3oasley, John 3. :Sonner, Henri Bensinger, Lloyd Bi zo t, Emile A. :Boatner, N. J. Bolton, A. Earle :Son(!.urant, Julian :a. :Doone, Daniel H. Eoyd, Judge Marion S. 3oylo, J. :Dey ard JJoylp, J o·s. P. --~J, #:;. Jrown, c. H. Jrown, Paul Jrown, R. G. Jrown, s. Toof 3ridgforth, w. D. Jruco, c. ..:i.rthur X-:;..- ~ e. =- f?_(;J.-f!1_ COUNcr·1 MEMBI;RS-l~T-LARGE (ARMY) (ARMY) (NAVY) (ARMY) I I I I I i1 a o, ? E 'Q:!~ Jurch, Lucius E. Ji..i.rrow, A. K. :Jutler, c. W. Jr. nett I Carley, Jack 1 Cv.l dwel 1, E. R. j Callow, Le;as 1 CCanale, Phil M • I Carter, M. O, Castle, S. Nelson 1 1 ~ambers, C. M. C.nambors, J. D. 1 C·:h..ampion, R. G. I Chandler, W. H. Chandler, Hon. Waiter 1 1 Christenbury, Fred L. Church, c. H. 1 Clark, Dolph j Clark, Roscoe c. 1 Clark, William I Clarke, P. C. Clayton, Henry M. 1 Clayton, P. A. j Cleghorn, John Cobb, William s. Oo·ffoy, Jon J. Jr. Colo, Snm F. Collier, J. D. Collins, Chriss Cooke, R. P. Cooper, Sterling Cox, .il.llon Jr. Cox, Oran L. Cox, W. W. Cowan, C. H. Crawford, A. · M. Croson, Larry J. Crcso~, R. F. Croson, T. K. Jr. Crump, Chn.rles M. Cr:wnp, Claude M. Crμmp, E. H. Sr. Crump, E. H. Jr. ~N.il.VY) (ABMY) (NAVY) (NAVY) Page l Cunningham, Jesse "D" Dalstrom, Ed Danielson, Gen. W. A. Darnell, Herbert Davis, Hon. Clifford Davis, A. G. Davi s , Joe e: Davis, Dr. J. MUt'ry Day, Paul Deupree, Wayne Diehl, Dr. Charles Dilworth, J. E. Dolan, T ... R. Donelson, Lewis R. Dorr, W. H. Dreifus, Fred B. "E" Early, George c. Earp. o. K .. Eckert, George J. Echols, L. V. Edge, W. T. Edwards, Frank C. Eliot, Dr. T. S. Emick, Harold Et-telson, Dr. H. W. "F" Farrell, John J. Fay, Gerald Fiedler, Chris H. Fiedler, Dr. F. w. Finch, M. E. Firestone, Raymond Fisher, Allen Flanagan, F.- Joe C Fleming, JosBph D. Fogleman, John A. i'e a .1 1rpn1Wtt Fowlor, w. -:B. Freeburg, Harry Friend, A. B. "G" Gatos, J. Granville· Gcylor, w. A. Gehri, Rev. W. G, (ARMY) Gonctto, Sidney Glascock, Charles 1 Glasgow, Ben E. +rGoldsmith, Jack P"""Gol tmat.- Dr;, J ·- s. I Gooch, Cecil Goodmon, Charles F. 1 Grnves, Dr. L. M. I Gray, John Green, Jesse Grout, F. M. Gregg, Russell llH11 I !.... Halo, E. W. .;J Hallo, Arthur I Halliday, w. P. . 1 Harrold, E. A. ( ... ) ( Hilllll') ·(ARMY) Hartie, J. R. Heys, Lake (.ARt~Y) Hoard, Rober-t G. I Heiskell, A. L. 1 Hoμry, N. Wallace '.lfHerff, Herbert f Herrington, R. L • .,i... Hirsheimor,. Harold J Hirsh, B. W. • 1'eo!!g"j" ieM :W:ual i P~..m ~ I Ho. .L... bson, Dr. J. J • ..;.i Hohonborg, A. E. I Hollis, Harry ' Holmes, Horbert 'i Hopper, A. L. Hopper, Joo • Howard, T·. P. I Huckabee, Miller 1 Hunt, J. D. Hussey, Robert J. (NAVY) "I II Irby, W. B. Jr. "J" Jacobs, Dr. B. E. 1 Jacobs, Morrill 1- Jacobson, c. M. , Johnson, J. c. I JohnsonF W. c. Jolly, Dave Jonos. Dr. Robert w.. ~ Jones, Walk c. Jr.· age 2 "K" Koller, Eugene Xil:l.g~· Dr. C. c. King, Rev. Fronk Klepper, George M. Klyce, F. W. Knoff, Edw. M. Kopald, s. L. (.ARMY) (ARMY) I\;em oar ;muii• ·u~ 11111 La.110, V. G. Lathrun, Swcyno Law, Sid Lee, Dr. R. G. LoPrinco, J. A. :;r1ornor, s. M. Levy, Dr. Louis Lowis, T. W. Libby, Frank Lichtorman, Ir~ J. Lightmon, M. ~\.. Li vcrmoro, Dr. George R. Lo):lmoycr, J. .A. ( N .. WY) Loomis, Chn.rlos W. Loring, Lev Lucas, Fred W. "Mn Medon, John w. Maury, J • E. Macfarl['..llo, G, o. MDlono, J. H. MoJ.loryj3L-. ~ Maxon, :Bishop ~~cs M. Mn.:x:on, Thomas E. McC.:-.bo, c. T. McCourt, Loo T. McGee, E. L. McGoorgo, H. L. McGregor, John McKnight, Jan;ios Malone McKnight, Tho~as · McWhortor, A.· D. Mocman, E. J. Morolnnd, s. E. Morgan, . ii..llen <:..Mori 2..rty, Horbert .Mottwoilor, Forrest Munson, F. F. Myers, Me,yor (~- (ARMY) (lUH?$ (ARMY) lforvcll, J. W. Nickey, Sam Jr. Nichols, Doddridge 11011 0 1 Callaghan, J. E. 0' Connor, Frank Orgill, Edmund Orgill, K. W. Orndorff, H. G. Ozourn, N. Fiold "P" Patton, Joe M. Patton, Wesley E. Po.ul, F. W. Pcyno, F. J. , Peete, Russell I Penland, Clifford , Pennebaker, c. T. l:::fPo;ros, Hardwig Perkins, George T. •CPidgoon, Everett le Pidgeon, Phil · 11 _ _ _. . · 11 , ~t· el "!!§:;itn ~- I Pipkin, A. E. Pip~in, Perry 1 Pla:nk, E. E. j Pope, Mnrvin Portor, Dr. A. R. Jr. 1 1 Prescott, W. J. P;y-ron, Ira. W. I I· I I I I Rn.gland, S·. E. Rggsdale, F. V. Raines, Dr. Sam L. Ramsey, R. G. Ramsey, Henry T. Rnwls, Dr. Goo. P. (NAVY) ( .A.BMY) ( .ii.RlvIY) Roovos, R_ussoll E • ..DA _ ~ . /1 ~i ..... W 17aee .Ho. ~ Richardson, Charles D, Richardson, Gilmer 1 """'01· ochman J i~ 1,,.,r• ' • • I Riggan, C. L. , CRi ttolmoyor, Chnrlos I Roberts, John E. ~ Pngc 3 Royt Goo~gc T.Jr' Ruch• Dr, Wv,l tor A. Ruggj Li E~ Russell, .Edwnrd P. Russell, Dr. George M, R;y-chcnor, Dr• .R, o, II $11 C Snino , J. :m. C San do 'lorn , W. H. ~ Scharff, ~l.be ~ SchtJ.rff ,.Aaron R. Schloss, Gilbert H. C:..,Schoorabs, l1.rthur Schrnei s s er, Dr. H. c. d"Schwnrtz, Morrill Sony, J. I. Sollors, Perry (NAVY) Shannon, .i.. V. Sh..,,rp e , W •. L. Shcrro d, Floyd Shields, J. Chester ~•a·~, ~1is · 1h Sims, R. :B. Jr. Skinner, J. L. Skimi.or, Roynond e, Sln.vi ck, II. W. Sr.i.i th, Wt:.l tor · 1,. (NAVY) Sohm, ~Ufrod Sp<:..in, H. M. Spears, Hcrmnn Springfield, c. L. Strauss, G. D. Strong, Rcymond Sulli V[U1' H. p. Swim, ~l.. La V orno "T" Tonner, L. W. Tn.te, Alvnn Tcylor, Kenon Tc.ylor, R. ..~. Tho~_ic.s,Jolm .. ~. Tho1:ipson, E. F. Thonpson, L. K. Tri 1Jn c or , R. 1~. TuD,,l ~, :Sl<:mchard s. Turnrn1., W. F .. Turnbull, Steve .Turner, lTorfleot Tutwil or, c. :B. "V" Vaden, Edward N. 1 V'a.ndonnrk~ F. N. Vesey, John ::s. 1 Valentino, John I Vladloy, D:t-. s. ta C Waggener, Andrew :B. I w%:ier' D. Eugene (.Wri.ring, Col. Roa.no I I Watkins, ll. G. . Webb, Harry 1 Webster, Wu. A. j:rwon, .Alvin ::s. , Wcisrnnnn, Wal tor Jr. I W ct tor, Henry Widney, llov. Chas. L. 1 1 Wiley, J. :Brndy Wilkinson, ilus·sel 1 Willin.".:ls, o. J?. . I ! t Williru:is, Wray Williss, Carl L. Wilson, Harry L. Wiscnan, Jones :s. Wood, George Wood, Dr. Percy Wrny, T. Cecil Wurzburg, .. 'I.be uyu Young, c. :B. Youn[;, Dr, Thor.1as K. (a!t!iii) ( .il.BMY) Council rJior:ibors nonin[l.tions at the AnnuP .. l Mooting Doceuber 12, 1944 for tho year 1945. Pn,c.;c_4__ /J CHICKASAW COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA CORDIALLY INVITES YOU TO ATTEND ITS ANNUAL DINNER MEETING IN THE BALLROOM OF HOTEL PEABODY ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15th, 6:30 .P.M. * OUR HONORED GUEST AND SPEAKER WILL BE HON. SAMUEL 0. BATES JUDGE OF THE PROBATE AND JUVENILE COURTS OF SHELBY COUNTY, TENNESSEE * As the number of plates is limited ... Please phone your reservations to Council Headquarters, 5-2351, not later than November 12th. Ladies are especially invited. CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. nckets $1.50 each. 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. 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1946 Title A name given to the resource 1946 Chickasaw Council Recharter & Annual Report Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink & Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chickasaw Council, BSA https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/02d0afaf63daf481bc45bdf4f9ead5f0.pdf f14a10bb741b7e0ac8ef76beb62a5d61 PDF Text Text REPO RTS OF COM MITT EES I 1946 \ 'I CHICKA SAW COUNC IL Bog Scouts of America .· MEMPHIS , TENN. ! Annual Meeting • Novembe r 15, 1946 • Hotel Peabod~ �-=========================-====-=-::::================--·-=-~=====================-t CHICKASAW couwcrL, B. s. A., nm._ Memphis, Tennessee MEMBERS OF TEE EXECUTIVE BOARD - 1946 Officers I I 'I President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Commissioner Scout Executive Mr. A. K. Burrow Mr. Oran L. Cox Mr,. W. L. Sharpe £.fr. H. W. Slavick Mr. T. Robert Acklen Mr. C. B. Senhausen Mr. J. A• .Angus Mr. Emile A. Bi zot Dr. B. E. Jacobs Mr. W. Gordon Morris ti Chairmen, Stand.in<:: Committees Mr. Kirby Stringer l.fr. H. M. Clayton Mr. P. A. Cl~rton Mr. J. A. Angus Mr. Lewis c. Callow Mr·. J. S. AU en Mr. T. Robert Acklen ivir. W. L. Sharpe ifr. F. L. Christ en bury Mr. Ed.win Dalstrom Mr. H. W. Slavick Mr. R. C. Clark Mr.3. W. Hirsh Mr. A. Longstreet Heiskell l11r. F. J. Vandemark Hr. A. B. Carter Mr. E. E. i'foore Mr. Henri Benner Hr. Charles Ri ttelmeyer Activities Advancement Awards & Resolutions Camping Ci vie Relations Constitution & By-Laws cu.-obing Finance Heal th & Safety Inter-Racial Organization & Extension Outfitters Publicity Reading Rural Crittenden District Mississippi District Senior Scouting Training Members-At-Large Mr. c. Arthur :Bruce Mr. P. c. Clarke Mr. Jesse Cunningham Gen. A. Danielson Mr. Joe E. Davis Mr Lewis R. :Donel son, Jr. Mr. J. A. Foltz, Jr. Mr. Raymond c. Firestone Mr. \.V • P. Halliday Mr. E. A. :S:aaold w. I_ w. Hirsheimer Mr. H. Mr. A. E. Ho hen berg Mr. T. P. Howard Dr.Charles C.King Mr. Fred w. Lucas Mr. J. H. Malone Mr. A. D. McWhorter Mr. Edmund Orgill Dr. A. R. Porter Mr. Ira w. Pyron Dr. George P. Rawls Mr. R. G. Ramsay liir~ John E. Roberts Mr. Abe Scharff Mr. Floyd Sherrod Mr. J. L. Skinner Mr. G. D. Strauss Mr. R. A. Taylor Mr. R. A. Tri:ppeer Mr. Russel Wilkinson ·--· �AWARDS To M.EMBERs oF CHICKASAW com~cIL, :s. s. A., me. FOR DISTE..TGUISHED SERVICE TO BOYHOOD .... -.-.-.-.T s H E T c. Ayres Dr. tJ. Mr. Charles '.L'. McCabe *iir. John T. Morgan *Mr. George P. Phillips rv!r. Jobn Eo Roberts Iv!r. Earry Web-D *Mr. L. R. Forsdick Mr. A. D. McWhorter Mr. Ben B. Coffey, Jr. *i:.:Ir. Walter L. Gray £.Ir. George Wood }ID.·. F. Joe Flanagan ri Mr. Ro-oert 'Jo Ramsay Mr. Lclwin Dalstrom Mr. R. Von Stein en r.~r. c. Arthur Bruce Hr. c. H. Church I L v E R 1931 1931 1931 1931 1931 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 19:35 1936 1936 1937 1937 1938 1938 Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. l~r. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Vir. Hr. Hr. B EA vER Joe Hopper T. s. Eliot Henry H. Clayton Alvan Tate, Jr. A. K. :Ourrow J. G. Gates P. A. Clayton w. P. Halliday F. L. Christ enbury Jam.es Seddon Allen John A. Angus Charles i·1. Crump J3. E. Jacobs Abe Scharff :Bo 'b Dozier Guy Boyer Joe :!:I elms 1939 1939 1940 1940 1941 1941 1 Q;-; LJ_') ...,.., 1942 1942 10.1...., ., 1943 1943 1944 1944 1944 1945 1945 ~.::> -:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:.:-:-:-:-:-:•;4:~:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:- T:a:E SCOUTMASTER 1 S KEY Mr. Ben B. Coffey, Jr. R. Von Steinen Dr. Howard Cm·l r•Ir. E. t• .1.~. Leach Hr. Joe Hopper lvir. r<iiller Johnson Mr. c. H. Church !:,ir. J. Bra.dy Wiley iwir. Russell Peete Ivrr. 1933 1934 1934 1935 1936 1936 1937 1938 1938 Mr. Mr. Ir.r. Mr. Hr. Ivlr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Charles Cotton J. J. Jones Ned Cantrell Hearn w• Tidwell Hope H. Ford Lav.rrence Lowell Forrest ifottweiler Emery Ward J. G. Gates F. J. Flanagan 1940 1940 1940 1940 1941 1941 1942 194.3 194.:2 1943 -:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-.:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:*Deceased '-------------·--------------------------\ �ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE Circus For the second time the Activities Cor:imittee, with the Executive Staff, planr.ed the Kiwanis Club sponsored, and the Scouts and their leaO..ers put on, a Boy Scout Circus. Once again it was pronounced an out stan6.L1i; success. The project was financially underwritten by the Kiwanis Club to the extent of one thousand dollars. The Club members gave their whole-hearted support in secui·ing advertising, arranging for properties, aiding Boy Scouts in ticket sales and furnishing almost unlimited man-power in promo tin&: a.:c.cl producing the Circus. Scouts, Cubs, their leaders and parents joined in the prelimL'1ary preparations. Tickets were sold all over town, acts rehearsed, properties gathered. and :plans discussed. On the night of May 3, 1946 Crump Stadium became alive with Scouting activity. A1_'.lproximately 3,500 Scouts and Cubs filed onto the field to present a i12ri.orama of Scouting to about 10,500 spectators. Bridges were erected pioneer fashion, tents were pi tchecl, signal flags flashed and. clowns cavorted. When the Circus books closed the Scouts had $9 ,091. 31 net profit to ad.6. to last year 1 s $8,005003, mak:inf; a total of $17,096.34. This will be used for builcLing a new mess hall and other permanent improvements at Camp Cu.rri er. The Activities Committee acknoi:1ledges a tremend.ous debt of gratitude to the Kiwa..".tis Club for the aid mi;i_ effort that made our Circus an event for 2)ri de. Camp-0-Ree .~"\ -~·":? \.'j~-\ .-~~:~. . Included in this activity were practices of :nany Scoutinr; skills such as Troop and Patrol Cam.-_pinG·, First ~\ ~-;; .:0~~,.,( ~\ Aid, ~restry, Signalling, Fire Building, CookL1g and ,--:_~ ~·/.,l1.1r!.,,)'1)\\i:~1 Wall Scaling. The events were judged by the District ~--· 1 _.q1 i//(- \·,:r:":~,:·~)i;,,:i~ Commissioners and. were conducted under the a_irection ~/:y::=b-f -~\:;;'\\?]~{} of the Scoutmasters. fr'\\-'-:::.1" ) dt On the week-end of June 6, 7 and 8 the Chickasaw Council Scouts and Scouters participated in the sixteenth consecutive annual Camp-0-Ree. -~~~ ,;_ \/ . \\ f.~,_./;~:(~·j;/ ~ .; "· f':):,:i,,-Ji:-:: ·:.'. .. /.:· · • Camp-0-Ree attendance showed a marked gain over last year. Thirty-eight Troops participi:i.ted this yeru: as Page 1 �r i Activities Committee, Continued I against thirty-two last year, bringing 598 Scouts or 81 more than the previous I year. Awards of 11 A11 ratings were earned by 8 Troops, n:gn by 9 Troops a..11d 11 C11 by 7 Troops. Comparatively, this year showed a gain of 5 Awards of 11 11 ! A , a gain of 3 .A.wards of 11B 11 , and a loss of 4 Awards of 11 C11 • I I ' llA-A-A-A" Program ':i:o ro1L11d out a year of Scouting Activity there is now in prot;ress a new feature replacing the usual Fall Advancement Contest. Descripti vel~', it is called the 11 .A.-A-.P-A Program" since it considers ADVANCU!El\i"T, ACTIVITY, ACHIEVEiti:Ei:JT .&:rn A'ITl!rND.A.i'TCE. Each Troop participating has an opportunity to 11 11 have their practice of Scouting recognized with pennant denoting A , n:s:i 11 11 or C rating, while the four Troops in the Council reaching the highest numerice.1 score will receive a 11 .AA. 11 rating. At present it is still a bit early to even predict the final score since the :program has just passed its half-way mark. However, indications are that it ~nll indicate an upsurge of the interest and activity within the Council. A Forec..§.§1 This Committee, in concluding its year's work, has been considering, plarining and investigating possi bili ti es for a program next year. It has worked on the basis of setting up a skeleton frame-work for a well.... balanced year-round activity program. It is hoped that advancing time will find more boys participating in Scouting acti vi ti es on a Council-wide basis. Finally, the entire Activities Committee tender their grateful appreciation to the Scouts, Leaders, parents and other friends of Scouting who have given of their time and effort to make possible the gains indicatea. by this report. ADVA.WC:ENENT COMMITTEE Yoi..1r Committee has been very busy during the past year obtaining , new Merit 3adge Counselors for Chickasaw Council. Just recently a revised list of these Counselors has been issued. Unfortunately, this list coes not include as many as we would like to have, but many of the Merit Badges have more Counselors than previously. This, we hope, will make it easier for the Scouts to receive proper instruction and examination in the various Merit Badges. The rules governing the operation of the District Boards of Review, (formerly called Courts of Honor) have been revised, and plans are presently under way to inaugurate District Courts of Honor to supplement the present District Bo~rds of Review. Counselors are very badly needed in certain categories, and Scout Headquarters will be glad to furnish application blanks for these openings. Page 2 �Advancement Committee, Qontinued During 1946, the following record in advancement has been made: First Class Badges Star Badges Life Badges Eagle Badges Merit Badges 174 108 41 25 1, 736 CAMPING COMMITTEE The annual Council Camp was held at ) Camp Cu.rri or for 8 weeks during the past suJnmer with an average attendance of 63 Scouts as compared to v 87 Scouts in 1945. During the season, 'l ~ vl- v June 16th to August 11th, 319 Scouts spent )})([ /.61 ~\~'- 0 ~ a total of 503 weeks at Currier as ~-J~)f 1't ~---.__V... com:pc.red to 343 Scouts who spent 675 weeks I ~,~ at Camp last year, this being a loss of 172 / /{/1 1.. weeks. The camp fee was $9.00 per week for /{a 1~ ) Scouts v!ho came as individuals and $8.00 _./~ ~ 1~l"\3.. for those who came under their own Troop ~----·--IU= -i..-- ' · ' 1 eader shi :p. ...._,..;"' ...;:, ....:.-. -C' L.1 ::::.:----- j'l " -1JL. '--...... . -- Es-oecial stress was put on the Scoutmasters to bring their boys to Camp as a Troop. This plan was far more successful than· in former years as 17 Scout Leaders brought their Troops to camp as compared to 5 in 1945. We reco;m:ienG. that all Scoutmasters lay plans early in the New Year to i:::o to Camp with their boys next sumuer, so they may derive the pleasure of :paxticipatil1[; in a camping experience with their own boys who benefit so much more from this type of camping than when they go to Camp as individuals. We regret to report that our year-round camp attendance did not measure u;.0 to former years, as will be seen by comparing the figures below: Gain or loss as Compared to 1945 1944 Scouts attending Camp Scouters attending Camp Number of Scout CWyS Number of Scouter days :I:~umber of Visitors 3,355 388 11,165 1,370 700 1945 3,145 342 10, 928 939 702 1946 2,642 382 8,557 864 937 GADT LOSS 503 40_ 2,371 75 235 The Water System and Swimming Pool which was given to the Car~ by Mr. and Hrs. A. K. Burrow in 1936 continues not only to provide excellent drinking water but wonderful swimming facilities. Your Committee feels that everyone in our Council owes a debt of grati tu.de to Mr. and Mrs. Burrow, for not onl;y- do t:i.:!.ese facilities afford great pleasure - they also provide a great a_eal of protection to the health and cleanliness of the boys, for Page 3 �Camping Committee, Continued without a doubt a plentiful supply of pure water is one of the greatest assets a camp can have. On behalf of all of the Scouts and Scouters we wish to ex-_[lress our deep appreciation to Mr. and Mrs. Burrow for this splendic":. gift. In 1940 the Health Lodge was built through the courtesy of Mrs. Belle Rosenthal as a Memorial to her late son, Mr. Mitchel H. Rosenthal, Jr., a former Member of the Council. This building continues to be exceptionally useful to the ca_mping program, and we do greatly anpreciate it as a lasting memorial to a former Scouter who did so much to carry on the work of the CoTu.'1.cil. Kamo Kia Kima, near HarQY.:, Ark, Your Committee felt that in view of the inability to get lumber, pipe and equipment to make the necessar~r repairs which will have to be made before Ka1rrp Kia Kima can be operated, that it would be unwise to attempt to operate it this year. Hence, the Kamp was not opened. But we have maintained the property as well as we could with the materials available, and we hope that conditions ~dll permit it to be opened within the next two or th..ree years. Camp Daniels •. Hemphi s, Tenn. Camp Daniels had a good season in 1946. There were 162 boys in camp as conrpared to 160 last year. During the 5 weeks it operated the Negro Scouts S})ent a total of 256 Scout 1.·.reeks as compared to 244 weeks in 1945, a sain of 1;3 weeks. We sincerely hope that plaYJ.s will be made as early as possible in the Hew Year for more Scouts to take advantage of this Camp, ru10_ we urge all Negro Scoutmasters to encourage their Scouts to save enough money to go to Camp and then to take them under their own leadership. We do annreciate the continued help of 11 The Commercial Appeal Cai::tp Fund for Boys 11 which supplied funds for 85 under-privileged boys to go to Ca.mp Da_niels. These boys were selected with the splendid aid of The Family Weifare .Agency to whom we are greatly indebted. Both 11 The Co!ffinercial Appeel 11 and the Fa~mily Welfare Agency have helped these less-chance boys for the past 8 years and we deeply appreciate it. The camp fee was $6.00 per week. For some years the Camping Committee and other Scouters have felt there was a definite need for long range planning in our camping program. Realizing tho need for speedy action your Cor:unittee arranged for Mr. Stanley Hawkins of the Ene;ineering Service of the lfationH.l Council to come to £fom-phi s for an inspection of the grou..""lds and. equipment of our three camps. Following this Mr. Wes ii. Klusmann, Director of the Camping Service of the National Council, was invited. to come to Memphis from fie>..i York to inspect tho camps and to make recol:'.lmendations. He did so and inspectea_ Ca.11p Currier a:1d Camp Daniels but was prevented from visiting Kamp Kia Kima Page 4 �Camping Committee, Continued acco1n1t of high water over the road about thirty miles from Kamp. At the suggestion of Mr, Hawkins a map of Camp Currier was mac:.e and sent to the National Council for study. With this map and the r e1?orts of Messrs. IGusmann and Hawkins a long-range plan of development was mac~e b;r the CB.!JJ.ping Service and was approved by your Committee and the Execu·ci ve Boarcl of t:".le Council. This plan contemplates the demolition of six cabins at Camp CiJ.rrier which are considered hazardous, the enlargement of facili tics to provio.e more drinking water, the improvement of the roads, construction of a new rfoss Eall; the construction of a Storage Warehouse; the development of 8 Troop sites which will be available for use by all Troops of the Council. On each of these sites there is to be a Troop Lodge, wash-house, latrine, campfire ring imd sleeping quarters. These sleeping quarters will be varied, some of them being tents, some Adirondack shacks, etc. to provide Scouts an opportuni t;ir of camping under different environments. Ever since the opening of Camp Currier in 1925 Troops have been allocated sites by the Council and given the right to construct cabins for the use of their own boys. The Troops wer·e resyionsi ble for fire ancl wind storm insurance and the upkeep of the cabins. Over the years many cabins have not been covered by any insurance and few of them have been adequately maintained as to necessary repairs. This lack of maintenance is shown by the fact t~w.t there .are now 6 cabins which a.re in such a bad state of repair they are not only unfit for use but are definitely unsafe. Therefore, steps are being taken toward demolishing these cabins. Before any action is ta}:en in this regard the sponsoring institutions will be consulted and permission · 1 secured to remove the cabins. I I The l\'ational Council recommends that all cabins on the Ce. ri1p should be the property of Chickasaw Council a."ld technically and legally they a.re the property of the Council. Your Committee expects to contact all sponsoring institutions whose 1:i.1roops have built cabins at Currier and to secure, if possible, their consent to talte over the cabins. Due to sentimental reasons many Troops may prefer to maintain these cabins, hence, it may be a period of some years before this practical ownership by the Council of all cabins ~dll be fully assumed. When the new Troop sites are built the Council will give permission for Troops to use them on application but in the case of the Troop which formerly O'l!tned a cabin on a particular site and which Troop has given up its ownership of the cabin, that Troop will 'be given preference on the use of the new site and equipment. It is proposed to start on one new site as soon as ma.terie,ls a.!1d equipment can be secured and then to follow through on the remaining seven sites as soon as funds are available. Your Comniittee believes it is on the right trail to a really efficient development of Camp Currier and the entire camping program of the Council. We realize it will take some years to complete the job anci that the expense to be incurred will be considerable. But we believe all of the effort a;:1cl expense will be justified because when the present plans are completed your Council will have one of the best camps in America. Page 5 �CIVIC RELATIOHS COMMITTEID Since the close of the War the Scouts and Cubs have not ha.d the opportm1i ties for ci vie service that existed during war t~f!les, but they have done well wl1at they have been called on to do. Below is a list of some of tho activities the boys have engaged in: 1.3 Scouts distributed 175 Posters for the lfational Conference of Christians and Jews. 12 Scouts acted as a color guard for Flag ceremony on Pan-American Day 160 Scouts carried flares and sparklers for Cotton Carnival Parade. 550 Scouts carried sparklers and flares for Grand Carnival Parade of the Cotton Carnival. 150 Scouts directed traffic and decorated graves in National Cemetery on Decoration Day. 20 Scouts p2xticipated in Flag raising ceremony at Crippled Ad.ult s Hospital. 33 Scouts distributed posters for u. S. Army Recruiting Service. 6 Scouts distributed 4,000 leaflets for Shelby County Tuberculosis Society on 11 Get a Chest X-Ray Examinationtt. 45 Scouts distributed 1,500 posters for the Memphis Community Fi.mo.. 31 Scouts distributed 200 Navy Day Po st ors. 41 Scouts carried Flags of the Allied Nations in Navy Day Parade. 92 Scouts marched in Fire Prevention Week Parade. 42 Scouts carried signs in Fire Prevention Week Parade. 25 Nec.;ro Scouts distributed 300 posters for the Memphis Community :il\md. Those boys have given thousands of hours of work in helping various ci vie undertakings, ancl. we believe you will agree they ~re t~oinc<s a most i.•1orth-while job. CU3BHTG COMMITIJ:'EE Your Cubbing Committee is proud of the record Cuobing has Hade during 1946. The different Packs for the most part have been doing great work with the Cubs who range from boys who have reached their ninth birthday to boys who have reached their twelfth birthday; and your Cubbing Committee can point with pride to the fact that Chickasaw Council now has the largest number of Cubs and Cubbers in its history. The enthusiasm among these Cubs scattered throughout the Council for Cubbing is refreshing to all who witness it and if any Scouter wants to get a.real thrill, he is cordially invited to attend any Pack meeting of any Pack of the Council, and especially is everyone invited to the Annual Cub Kite Derby which is Council-wide and held in the spring of each year and to the Annual Cub Picnic Pow-Wow which is also Council-wide and held in the late summor of each year. On these two occasions, both of which are held in Overton Park by tile la)~e, the exact time of which is publicized by our local newspapers. You will see .American youth in action with a vim and zest that will cause Page 6 �Cubbing Committee, Continued you to agree that the Cubbing Program is on a sound basis in Chickasaw Council. The Annual Kite Derby was held this year at the customary pla.ce in Overton Park on Ap:ril 6th. It was really a Derby too, with a large variety of kites, each made by the Cubs themselves aided by their Dads, Mothers or Den Mothers, entered from many Packs of the Council. Promptly at 2:00 P. iVI. that afternoon the well made plans of the Committee in chc;xge were put in motion and from that moment until the final Grand Awards were made and the Derby brought to an end, there was not a dull or motionless spot on the vast field, each of the Cubs was trying his best to win one of the coveted silken ribbons denoting the winners of first, second or third place. The following figures will show you the steady progress macle by the Cubs during the past three years, and the gain inn umbers made in 194;6 as compared to 1945, of which we feel that all of the many unnamed. but conscientious and unselfish leaders, including Den Chiefs, Den Mothers, Committeemen, Cubmasters and Assistant Cubmasters may be justly proud: 1944 1945 ~ GAIN Cub Scouts (White) Cub Scouts (N e,e;ro) TOTAL CUE soourr· s•• •••••.•••• 770 162 932 874 223 1,097 902 28 119 147 Packs (White) Packs (Negro) TOTAL PACKS •••••.•••..•...•• 23 __ 7 30 ~ 1,244 28 30 -1.2. -1Q. 40 45 ~ 2 __ 3 5 The Annual Cub Picnic Pow-Wow was held this year a little later than usual due to rain causing a week's postponement. On October 4th at 2:00 P.M. near the lake in Overton Park several hundred Cubs and Cuobers met with the parents of the Cubs for an afternoon of fun and frolic. Evor:y-one enjoyed the events, among which were what is known as a "Dry Land :Boat Race 11 and a surprise and unrehearsed contest kno11m as 11 The Pirate Ship". The Cubs tried their best to salvace all of the 11 pieces of eight" (in the form of pieces of paper with various numbers on them) from this 11 Pirate Ship 11 before it went down right there on the field before their imagination. The entire afternoon 1 s program was carefully planned. and the Pow-Wow Committee did a good job to keep the different events moving on schedule and when 5:00 o 1 clock came and the picnic lunch was spread upon · tables furnished by the Memphis Park Commission, no one had to call the Cubs the second time. Silk ribbons for first, second and third place were again awarded to the Cubs who were winners of the different events and mrui.y Cubs went home h~ppily displaying their trophies. Special thanks are extended to the several District and neighborhood Commissioners who acted as Judges of the events and helped make the afternoon a great one for those attending. We owe the Dr. Pepper Bottling Co., many thanks for the use of their sound truck on many occasions because without a sound truck it would Page 7 �Committee, lI have been impossible to Cubbing run the different over tho 1 Continued events, sprawled as they wero all lo,nc~scape. Wo could :prolong this annual report a great deal but still kuop it well worth reading by telling of tho guessing con test at the Picnic Pow-Wow in which every adult was given an opportunity of winning a first, second 01· tl1ird place for the Pack r csponsi ble for their presence by guv:Ging the closest to the number of grains of corn in e. gallon jar, or by tollinc; you of tho beautiful Indian head-bands made and exhibited by the Den Iviothors in the Den Viother s Contest, or by tolling you of tho half of a fried chicken some of the Packs furnished for their Cubs to feast upon at tho end of the afternoon's fun, but we' 11 pass on with this brief review to other important activities of the Cubs. Each month, 'l'.ri th the exception of July and August, on tho first Thursa.ay of tho month at 6:30 P.M. the many Cub Leaders of the difforcnt Packs of the Council break ·oread togcthC:1r as tho Cub Loaders' Round. TalJle in the basement of tho First l-fothoclist Church and them proceed to e, discussion of the })roblems and acti vi tics of G"..i.b1)ing for tho following month. Those Rou.7ld 'I'c::,ble meetings are usually well planned nnd attended and everyone interested in Cubbing is cordially invited to attend each month. Re servo.... tions are mc.~clo in advance with Headquarters at 75¢ per :plate. Not only cJ.o we loa,rn what other Packs in the Council arc doing in these monthly meetings but we have an opportunity of rubbing elbows with the Cub Leaders of tho different Packs &'"ld asking for the solution of the many problems which arise. Also the 0,ttempted wit at those meetings which keeps them from becoming clu11 o.nd boresome is sometimes a treat for ,jagged nerves (and othertimcs not). In 1946 as in 1945 a very successful Cub Leaders' Clinic wgs hola_ at tho Lamar Community House with 137 Cubbers taking part. At the enC:L of .,. the five .:ceting course there were 52 Cuobers who were a'.varded. Certificates. The Committee and Faculty which conducted this Clinic were composed of 1 exporic:;.1cocc local Cubbcrs ancl wore generous with their time ancl :planninc. Such cli:aics mean trained Cub Leaders for both now and. old Packs and. cons ti t•J.te the di ffcrence between a successful year of Cubbing such <:ts Chickasaw Com1cil has had this year ana. a mediocre yGar which we hope we will 11ovc1· ht:we. Each year the Clinic is held it is a bett<.r one th::i,n l:Joforo and wo s,i'o a.TJ.ticipating a greo.t ono for 1947. It was a privilege for all of the Cubs of the Council to have a part in tho Second Annual Boy Scout Circus this year. About 900 Cubs, all nattily outfittod in their clean blue uniforms, marched upon the field at Crump Stac1iTu11 with flashlig:hts led the audience in s·inging "American and then (If you were one of the Den Mothers on the field with the Cubs at that moment) then the sta.mped.e began and how those Gubs did get off the field. They dicl a gooc~ ,job with their event ftnd received a lot of nice compliments from you who sa.w it, for ,,;hi ch they are all thankful. The Cubs are keen for a larger :part in this next year' s Cir.::~us and are asking for it now. Fot only did the Cuos take part on the field in the Circus, but they sold a lot of tickets anc~. we1·e glacL to have a part in this biggest event of ScoutL1c; for the year. Page 8 �Cubbi ng Comm ittee, Conti nued We canno t end this repor t witho ut expre ssing appre ciatio n to the Scout s who serve d as Den Chief s for the diffe rent Dens. A Den Chief is a Scout who comnumds .the confid ence of his Scout maste r a.."'1.d is assig ned by him to help the Den Mothe rs to run the weekl y Den Neeti ngs of the Cubs. This is one of the first steps a Scout can take on the ladde r of leade rship and is a challe nge for all Scout s. Cong ratula tions to the Scout maste rs who have appoi nted such fine Scout s as Den Chief s; to the Scout s who have taken their first step upwar d on the lailde r of leade rship ; to the many faith ful Den Mothe rs, Comm itteem en, Cubm asters , Assis tant Cubma .sters and mothe rs and dads who have coope rated so unsel fishly to make 1946 the bie;ge :;t yea:r in Cubbi ng which Chicka ,saw Counc il hc-,s ever had.. Your Comm ittee is pleas ed to repor t that the finan cial condi tion of the Counc il is the best in its histo ry. We espec ially invit e your atten tion to the fact that the Counc il has lived withi n its budge t_ ano. h8.s not infrin c·ed u-clon any other funds ; that the Colmc il is entir ely free of debt. We belie ve these. two statem ents will be as gratif ying to you a.s they are to us, It has been the polic y of the Counc il for many yen.rs to live withi n its buo.ge t, and we recommend. the conti nuati on of this polic y. I I. I The Counc il.bec ame a parti cipat ing member of the Memphis Community Fund on April 1, 1943 ancl our relati onshi ps with the Fund have been VGry l)lens ant and satisf actor y. For tho year Janua ry 1, 19<16-Deceo bor 31, 1946 the Community Fund alloc ated $31,4 34.00 to the Cou_11cil. While our memb ership in the Fund elimi nates the Boy Scout Finan ce Campa ign in Memphis and Shelb y Count y i t does not elimi nate the campa ign in our area outsi de of Shelb y Count y. This area inclu des the easte rn half of Critte1 1ci.en Count y, Arkan sas; DeSot o, Tate, Penol a Coun ties, Miss issipp i. The 1946 ce1n:paigns in these cou."'l ties rt;;sul ted in the follow ing: DI STRICT RAISED Tj}T])ER CRITTElTDEN DI $TRI CT Critte nden Co. Ark. ' $1,00 0.00 $1,0:~5.00 $ 750000 600.0 0 750.0 0 '750.00 425.0 0 550o00 $175. 00 200.0 0 $3,10 0.00 $2,75 0.00 $350. 00 $25.00 MISSI SSIPP I DI STRICT DeSot o Co. Miss. Tate Co • Mi s s. Panol a Co'°) Miss. Page 9 �Finance Committee, Continued Scouters in the area who have worked so hard to raise their share of the Counci1 1 s bur.get. Your Committee has carefully studied the needs of the Council for the coming ;y-ear. After this study we recommended to the Executive Board that the tote,l budget of the Cotmcil for thi:.; ~rear 1947 should be $41,344.67, which amou_-ri.t the Board approved. The sources from which this bud@;et will be secured. are as follows: From Memphis Community Fund •••.•.••• $37,764.67 From Finance Campaigns in Area •••••• 3,250000 330.00 ]'rom General Education :Board........ :BUDGET CAL:sJ.mAR YEAR 1947. • • • • • $41, 344. 67 T·he Finance Committee is very proud of the success of the Boy Scout Circus which not only proved a splendid activity for thousands of Scouts and Cubs but was a splendid financial success resulting in a net :p:rofi t of $9,091.31, which is $1,086.26 more than was raised in the first Scout Circus whiC:-1 was held in 1945. The entire Council is deeply indebted to the Memphis Kiwa.11.is Club which sponsored the Circus and. to the Scouts c:mcl Scouters, Cubs and Cu"bbers who brought about those fine results. For a detailed story of the Circus we invite your attention to the re~oort of tho Activities Committee. '.l'he books of the Council e,nd of the three camps were aucd tea. by Peat, ~farwick, Hitchell & Co., Certified Public Accotmtants, and were found. to be correct. HEALTH & S•.U'ETY COiviMITTZE This Committee is gratified to report the health and safety record , ..-of our Cubs a.YJ.cl Scouts during 1946 has been excelJ.ent. During ~.<t{.~ the Ca;np-0-Rees~ Kit~ ~e:by, ~ow... \fow, Circus,. summer c~mps and. / \ . other event_s '::11Q activities tnere was not a single serious · ( M}};/ injury 01° brol,.en bone. fr~,_::,_·.':.·: ;;~1~··. \?i'.%fU}!iWif .~;: This splendid record is a fine tribute to the work ' ~'i'?,; of our leaders who are directing the activities o:f the Cubs ___.work fine the for them end Scouts. We com!!1end and congratulate they are cloing in provid.ing safe activities for the boys of this Co1.mcil. Thousc.mds of Cub Scouts and Scouts have participated in many activities durinc; the year' and we are proud of the. boys and their ieaders for making such a splendid record. Safety through skill is a fine thing to teach boys, and we feel that our Scoutnasters, Cubmasters, Skippers, Assistant Cubmastcrs, Assistant Scoutr:ie,sters, Mates and Camp Staff Members have done fine and constructive work in ma!:;:ing this safety record po s si bl e. L----------------·---------- ------------=:--------" Page 10 �IlifTER-RACIAL COMHITTEE The work of the Inter-Eacial Committee is confined solely to Negro Scouts and Cub Scouts and is handled through a Sub-Council known as the Seminole Division of Chickasaw Council. All of the Officers and men of the Division, including the progessional staff, are Negroes. During the year ending Nov. 1,. 1946 the Seminole lli vision made the largest growth in its history. There are now 1,369 Scouts on the rolls as compared to 1,097 last /ear, a gain of 272 Scouts. There are no'.'' 342 Cubs as compi:i,red to 223 last year, a net gain of 119 Cubs. The total membership is 1,711 Scouts and. Cub Scouts, the largest number in the histo~y of the Division and a gain of 391 boys over the figures as of November 1, 1945. We are glad to see this progress being made but there are still thousands of boys who want and need the program of Sc"uting ancl we look forward to reachin,;:: them through the. continuecl growth of this Division. The camping program at Camp Daniels was better than last year although the attendance was almost the sa::ie as in 1945. 162 Scouts spent a total of 256 weeks in Camp this yeA.r as compared to 160 Scouts who spent 244 weeks in 19 45. We sincerely hope that plans will be laid as early as possible in the Kew Year for more Scouts to take advantage of this Camp and we urge all l'fogro Scoutmasters to plan now to 1.;o to Camp Daniels next summer with their Troops. lifow is the time for the Scouts to start saving their money so they will have their camp fees ready when Camp opens next June. The Camp fee this year was $6.00 per week. · The buildings at Camp Daniels are in fair condition ancl it was not necessary to spend much money on them this year. A workshop nnd a recrea.'j;ion pavilio.11 are badly needed, as there are no facilities to take care of the boys on rainy days. The boys swim in Wolf River, which is not satisfactory but is the best available water in the vicinity. We are proud of the work the Negro Scouts have done in carrying out ci VJ.. c good turns. i:i'hey have helped. whenever called on and have done a good job in :parades, distributing posters, church activities and other events. For a number of years there has been but one Negro Field. Scout Executive in the Division. With the continued gT0>-1th in numbers of Units and ·boys it was ili'l'perati ve to have more professional help, as one man could not hand.le all of the groups efficiently. We are glad to report the,t we have secured the services of a returned Veteran as Field Scout Executive, so· that we now have two men to work for ri.nd 1vi th the men and boys of this Division. ORG.ANI ZATIOH COMHI '::TEE Your Cammi ttee is very happy to report that Chickasaw Council has grOi·m in numbers during the past year. As a matter of fact lli~ Cq_ulli'J.l. now h2,s t:ie 10,r.,;est membershiu in its 30 :reAI history with a grand tqJiJi.ll...o.i �Organization Committee, Continued 6,461 men and boys_ on the rolls. This is the first ~rear the total membership has par;sed the 6,000 mark. And this in spite of the fa.ct that we h::we shown a loss in lfoite Scouts. We cannot explain the reasons for this loss but we do hope to overcome it before the end of 1946. :Below is a comparison of the Membership for the past three years: Nov. 1, 1944 ·White Scouts Negro Scouts TOTAL SCOUTS •••••.••.••• Nov. l, 1945 Nov. 1, 1946 2,329 2' 21;~ 1,118 3,447 1,097 2,112 1, 369 272 3,309 3,481 172 101 102 57 158 56 158 106 66 4 lO 172 14 770 162 874 902 28 223 932 1,097 342 1,244 119 23 30 2 15 30 28 12 40 45 3 5 TOTAL SCOu""TS 8: CU.SS. • • 4, 379 4,406 4,725 319 TOTAL SCOUT:::RS & CU:BBERS 1, 382 l,?36 287 White Troops Negro ~roops ~OTAL TROOPS............ White Cul) Scouts Negro Cub Scouts TOTAL GU3 SCOU'I'S,....... White Packs Negro Packs TOT.AL PACKS 7 100 147 GRAND TOTAL • • • • • • • . .. • • • 5, 761 5,855 6,461 606 188 198 217 19 TOTAL TROOPS A?m PACKS ••• We commend the Scoutmasters, Assistant Scoutmasters, Cubm8,sters, Den Mothers, .Assistant Cubrnastcrs for the fine work they have done to bring the values of the Scoutin,-:; prog-.cam to an ever-i:..1creasing number of boys .. They have the satisfaction of a job well done and of having made a reo.l con tri but ion to the welfare of our youth. We want to express our thanks rn16. deep ap:;_Jreciation to each ·and. every one of them, for without their leadership our boys coulc.l not have enjoyed this training. We reco:nnend that in the coming year every effort be made to reach an eYen lP,rger number of boys. OUTFITTZRSI COi•lll!IITTEE The three official outfitters of the Council are J. Goldsmith B~ Sons Co., Phil. A. Hane, B. Lowenstein & Bro. All during the year, in t:·:e face of shortages throughout the Nation, our outfi ttsrs have kept their stocks of official Scout and Cub uniforms and equi1)ment <:.s complet·e as Pace L3 �Outfi tters 1 Commi:ttee, Continued possible. The fine service of these outfittErs has been of much help to the Scout'.3 e,nd. Cubs and their leaders. SevcrA.l times our representatives have checked t:::.e su;)plies and very good report:; were rn[l.de on each inspection. We would like to tha..'l'lk and commend the outfitters for their splendid di spln,y of Scout merchandise; for the advertisements they hD..ve carried in the newspapers; for paying for the cost of sending the Christme.s folder of Scouting su~Y:Jlies to every Cub and Scout in the Colmcil; for the fine wey they have cooperated \·.Ji th the Council throughout the year anc1 for many ye<:>..rs in the past. We do appreciate their loyal help a.11d support. PU:SLI CITY COM~vHT~E We acknowled5e with sincere appreciation the cooperation of the hundreds of indi vicluals and organizations who have contributed to the further:ince of the Scouting program in Chickasaw Council by publicizL1c::; the mc.ny ph2.ses of Troop and Council-wide nctivities during the yeE1.r. The Scout Press Scimitar which a;;'mears each month lk1.s for. the large p~,rt been responsi blc for any ::ncasure of facility by which we tre.nsmi t information aoout Scouting to the people of !fomphis and the lViid-South • . Our radio publicity this ye;_\r has been of a high C£1li ber .omd has added much J\30 the progra.rn of the Colmci·l. Through the good offices of Radio Station 'WMC a serial dran1a about Scouting was _orepared and produced each month bringL1g a romantic and practical a·o:nlication of the Scout prograi11 to the le,rge audience who regularly list en to Wli!C. In addition to the above mentioned :i?roc;ram all of the radio stations of ~ilemphis, WMC, if.tlEC, ifJMPS, W'EHM 2nd. W1IBQ have contributed generously of their time and talent to our task of l)ringing the story of Scouting and. spot announcements .of special events to the public. The success of the Boy Scout Circus, Scout Week, Summer C.:.1-mp e.nd the other Council-wide events depended in a great measure to the fine cooperation of the Commercial Appeal which devoted much valuable spo..ce to the publicizing of these events. '.I'his Committee is indebted to the department stores and meny other business institutions of Memnl1is for their valuable cooperation in the task of bringing into the :public eye such features as Boy Scout Circus, Scout Week, Erbe. The ver3r fine wind.ow di splays donated by the aforesaid business houses added immeasurably to the success of eachintricn.te pa:ct of the Scout progrrun tJ:-.ds year. In spite of these accomplish~1ents which have been the results of work by a 1.-;,rge nu.111ber of unnamed ind.ivid.u.s.ls, the Scouting program offers a wide op:9ortuni ty for further development. i·le must raise the level at which we ai·e regarded by the public. That Scouting is a definite mecli um through which the quality of future citizenship can be determined must be made an· established fact in the minds of the holf million people encompassed by the bound~i.ries of Chickasaw Cou.YJ.cil. ll'b.is can be accomplished only -by Page ·13 �Publicity Committee, Continued disseminating more knowledge of the Scout progra,.rn among the populace. While enormous strio.es have been made to1t.rard this end it is necessary that the Scout progrr.w-n continually refresh itself lest it become accepted by the ~puOlic ·wi tb.011t entl111siasm. All Scouters k:no\1 the ve~lue of the 'Nark but it is a mistnke not to realize thn.t the pu-blic as a whole must be remind.eel of this truth with vigor. Let us hope that this pro"blem can be met with increasing resolution. READING CQMMITTEE Good reading has been :promoted among the Scouts anc;_ Cubs of the Co1m~~il during the p2,st yenr. This h<::.s been done through the bulletin, the Scout Leaders 1 RoL.1-11C'c To.ble, The Cub Leaders' Round Table and through trdning schools for leac~ers. We believe the promotion of good reacling is essential in the Scouting progrcw!l anc~ that every effo1·t should be made to encour::i,ge it. We c.re certain that 11 :BOYS 1 LIFE" is an excellent o,i~ in training boys in Scouting techniques and in providi:'.1g stories e,nd a.rticles which are beneficial to youthful minds. We again heartily endorse this magazine and recommend that it be used. to the fullest extent. We suggest that all Scoutmasters a.'1c1 Cubmasters urge tirnir boys to subscribe, for we are of the opinion the reading of this mc.:\~azine will do much to help boys and enable leaders to a.o a better joo of trainin[;. RURAL SCOU"TIEG COMHITTEES i:i:he Area of Chickas('l.w Council is composed of the Eastern .Half of Crittenden Cou.nty, ArkA.nsas, DeSoto, Tnte, Panol;, Counties, Mississippi; Shelby County, Tennessee. In this Area, outside of the City of i\fomi;ihis, there ere 54 Troops, 33 of v1hich are White a.116_ 21 lfogro, 8 White Cub Packs and 2 lfo,'.'.;ro Cit:Lv Packs. The total of 64 Uni ts now operating is a gain of 5 Troops aid 3 Cub Packs over the year 1945. We Dre proud to see Scouting in the Ju-ec:i, i.";o forward, but we believe there are many other places where Units coulc!. be orgClnizea., and we hope that in the co;'1ing year many more Troops anc~ Packs will 'be orcanized so thc.t o.. larger percentage of boys mey have the ~;enefits of ScoutL1r. CRITTENDEJ:J DISTRICT The Crittenden District now has 4 Troops of White Scou,ts, 3 Troops of J:Tegro Scouts, 2 White Cub Packs and 2 J:fogro Cub Packs, m2king .?, total of 11 units in the District 8.s compared to 8 last year. This is t1.~e first District orgnnized in tho Council, and it 11c'1S certainly done t;ODd work ever since the very beginning. We are very glcl.d to see the splendi cJ. progress bein{; me.,clo in Crittenden Di strict in serving an ever-increasing number of boys in the Scouting pro/;ram of character building and ci tizenshi:p training. Po.ee 14 �Rural Scouting Committees, Continued MISSISSIPPI DISTRICT In the Missi~:.sippi District there are now 13 White Troops, 1 lliegro IJ:roop, 2 White Cub Packs, a total of lG Units ns compared to 12 Units last year. There are several places where Troops will probably bo orge,nized early in tho lTow Year, and we look forward to continued :progress in tho lvii ssi s sipJ?i D.i. strict. During 1946 the District organized its first Sea Scout Ship ru1d is thus beginning to serve the older Scouts. We are pleased that the Cou.ncil has secu..:.~od a motor boat for the u·se of these Sea Scouts, Dnd when it is put into coEuJ.i ssion it will undoubtedly serve as a major factor in trainin{,; these boys. There are thousands of He::i;ro boys of Scout age in the District but m1til t~1is year no Troop had ever been orgrui.ized. Now there is a Troop of Negro Scouts at Sardis anO. before the next year ends we ho1)e there wi11 be addi tioncl liogro Troops in the Di strict. We c.re glad to report the Mi ssi ssi:0pi Di strict is c ontinuinc to make real progress in Scouting and feel that Ne are headed for an even better year in 1947. OJIBWAY DISTRICT The Ojibway District is com:posod of all of .Shelby County outside -of the City of Memphis. In this District there are 16 White Troops, 4 White Cub Pa.cks, 1'7 lfogro Troops, m.'.Ll.cing a total of 37 Units as compared to 36 Units last 3ree,r, this being a net gain of 1 Unit. '.L1his District is doing good work anc~ the boys are aci.vancing in B.a..rik. There are several places where we think new Troops could be orga.riized, and we hope they will be orgi."'nized shortly after the turn of the year. SENIOR SCOUTING OOMMITTEE Senior Scouting in Chickasaw Council is in very poor conc'.i tion as a mat tor of fact it is in the weakest condition it has been in for a number of yenrs. :Before the War thore were approximately a dozen Ships with nbout 200 Sea Scouts in them. Now, we havo but 6 Sea Scout Ships c.nd 60 Sea Sco11t s. This is a net loss of one Ship and 14 Sea Scouts sinco last 3'ee.r. We cnn attribute part of our troubles to the fact that there was not a boc::,t o:L any description for the use of the Seet Scouts. We are gle.d to report thc:,t wo have just recently secured a 25 1 motor boat from the United States Coast Guard. This boat needed some repairs and these are now beinr; metde by the Ship to which the boat is assigned by the Council. We do hope that the lh:.v-.1 or Coast Guard will soon release some boats for our uso. l;le have made aiYplication for three boats from the navy but have heard nothing from our application. We are certain there is a tremendous. need for trainirtg Scout r.; in Page 15 �Senior Scouting Co~Jnittoe, Continued the Senior Program ruid we recommend thct evE:-ry effort be made in 1947 to 1. Secure additional boats. 2. Promote more and bettor activities for older Scouts (15 years of e.ge and above). 3. Organize at least 6 additional Senior Units. TRAINIHG COMMITTEE In a large measure, tho Committee has achieved its aims and ob,jecti ves in both the yearly and. long-term progrossi ve training for Cubbers and Scoutcrs. We have endeavored to make available trtd.ning opportunities in Scouting activities, ceremonies, ideals and methods by tho use of formal t~aining courses, visual aids and trips to the Council's camp. The Cofilmittee is very appreciative of the assistance given by Leaders both in the Council office and in tho field who have materi<,.lly contribu~od to the development of the training program. Our hearty congratulations to the ScoutGrs who are to rocei ve the Scoutm2,storl s Key or tho Scoutor' s Training Award this year. Wo recommend that in 1947 th~t special emphasis be placed on (a) Recruiting and training faculties of instructors for all training courses. (b) AdeQuate nu.~bcr of tr~ining courses for Leaders ana. Cammi t tc em en. ( c) Proper rocogni ti on ancl ceremony for those who hnve satisfactorily completed training courses. Below is a report of the trnining courses held during 1946: COl.TRSE no. PERSONS ATTEl~llifil. Fundamentals of the :Boy Scout Movement (For White Leaders - Jan. 1946) Commissioners' Training Course (For White Leaders - Jan. 1946) Commissioners' Training Course (For .Negro LoP.eers - March 1946) (For Negro Leaders - Sept. 1946) 1 Troop Co.mJ?il1t";; Course (For White Loaa_ers - March 1946) CERTIFICATES ISSUED 14 14 7 7 8 3 26 21 61 42 l'----~...-~~~~~...-~~...-~~~...-~~~~~~~~~...--...~~~~~·--""""=:>":,...---=~·,...-.,.....·u•-. ·-·Page I6 �Training Committee, Continued COURSE NO. PERSONS ATTEJ;TDUTG Cub Leaders' Training Course (For White Leaa.ers - May 1946) I 137 cm~in.oAL~im 188,l}lfW 02 Cub Leaders 1 Training Course (For ilTegro Leaders - March 1946) 19 Standard First Aid Course (For White Leo.clers - Sept. 1946) 13 Advanced First Aid Course (For White Leaders - Oct. 1946) 13 Scoutmaster's Training Course (For Negro Leaders - March 1946) 30 Health & Safety Training Course (For White Leaclers - Oct. 1946) 4.0 39 Advanced Scout Loaders' Training Course (For White Leaders - Oct. 1946) 23 19 1 --.....:'.!:....___ Skipper Training Course (Home Study) TOTALS. • • • • • • • • • • • • • .." 392 :u. 228 Page 17 ��r-·--- -,---- ----- --, ~ i T'H 6 I II I ' s D i s i0 N iv. EM I N 0 LE ---·--OF -·- CHJCKA9AW CQLJNCJL B. S.f\ . .J,,c.... / - . . Ded ;0at'es ~ e. s fe.. c.. t tlAI !.>1-:: . m N: 71-tL. pc1ge AD -'iii" tlie fletvrt'\if\g G. I.~.~ lilho are large!;;- flespor\sf ble, for 7he Gro1AJth 1~ AdvaJ-\celflel'\t Tkrougho~t ttf;. Divis lot\.. , , I L----- --___ __.;._ --- _J - �SE1\\lPlOLE DJYJSJOJ'l OF Cf-J JC1~;\S;.\\l\1 COUJ'lCJ L\ B.S.r\·~ JJ'IC. Novan'ber 22. 1946 To the Fri ends of scouting: . lJova:nber is the time of year when stock is taken and new plans perTBe war is over, though its effects will rena.in with 'Us for many years to come. Those of us in Scouting had not the slightest idea that the effect would be so widespread, a.ff ecti:ng almost every unit in the Division. f acted for the Seminole mvision of C.il:i.icka.saw Council. In the following pages you will see some of the activities and records which do not fully nflect the loyal and unstinting service of the hundreds of people who have so freely given of their counsel and efforts, thu.s making it possible for more boys to get the benefits of Scouting. May I take this opportunity to express my sincere appreciation to every friend of Scouting, to every scouter. Jubb er, Dennother, Committeeman, institutional head, Merit Badge counselor and the Inter-Racial committee for their loyal and hardy cooperation. Most cordially yours, "~' ,-9/Z /~J . .z {) /j. . ( /,")';d ()/.,/ v;1/,_1.,~_,...,.;A_4. ~,.~._,.. ~.... './ JD:gb J .~ !eaucharnp, . .Assistant scout Executive �.. ... 1 S:Eltil-JOLE DIVISION OF CHICKASAW OOUH~L. :B. s. A. nro. I· l:emphis, Tennessee STERI!.'G C01l1I!TTEE - 1946 OFFICERS Mr. J. L. :9rinkley a~; t'~r, M,iV. ]onner Ro.v • S.A. Owen Hr. H.F. Price Ji r. J. w. Olarke l·1~'r• J •.A. :S ea;uchamp 11:r. 1.0. Harris Chainn~, Division Jhainnan Vice - Chainna.n Vice Chainna.n secretary Cornmi ssioner Executive Field Executive St'anding Committees Mr. ColQ rado B. Johnson ~.~r. T.:;.n, Hayes Mr• Bobert Si. :3.rown r.:r,. :E.A. Teag,ue }.;r. E.A, :Iawkins Sr. Hr. i7• .Alonzo Locke Dr, :a.E. 3land !:r. ,A..13. Jland l:r. R.J, P.oddy Hr. J • .A. Hayes l•:r. J .L. lh.i.cirnor l3oard of Review Ca>nping Civic Relations Court of' Honor Cubbing Finance Health Organization ... . Rural scouting Safety . Training :: ~ I I . -rl 'I I I i •• '1 Di strict Oonuni ssioners .' l'Ir. J ,H. · Smith Mr. J. '\Ve Eason · Er. J EsteiRev. R.E. 13olden ::r. :;.H. Harris :Mr•. ~t{. Rodd¥ Arrowhead Arkan$as .w. . . . ,., •,. . •'.: .. ~· t·__ · Ottawa ~apaw Shel'by ::Oun ty ' .. ~ ~ •. l3urrow . .};r•. ~ .A.r:C " ' .. · i.;r. ·Edwin Dal st rom I<r.·:W~, Gordon. Horris ~ · ·ca.rii'a:rron ~ l··.·.. : • . :Pre$ident., Chickasaw Jouncil t Jhai'rn1an~ Inter-Racial l Scout ~ecutive I l I I i ' J �• Mr. Claud e :Bell 1942 M:r. Robe rt Johns on 1944 Mr. J .L. :Buckner 1946 • Deceased ~-----------------....-------------------- -----~---- �r-' r-r-------- 1 •C,AMPING ca:MITTEE Camp Daniels, in Douglass Park, Shelby Countr. 1 I 'l'onn, I '!he camping season of ~ Daniels for 1946 waa tor five neeks, June 16th to July 21st inclu.s.ive.. 'l'ho 9:1,. erage attendance was 51 boys per week as compared to 46 boys per woek in 1945. During the camping season, .163 diff cre...'1t boys spent a total 256 boy \'leeks in camp as compared to 160 different boys spending 344 boy · \leeks in 1945. The camping fee was· $6.00 per v1eek 11hich '7as an increase of 50¢: ovt)r 1945. Thl.Q increase was made :because of the increase in prices of food and help. 1' of _ -A. k' · l/ I\ I\ t whi~ i7e are grateful to the Commercial .Appeal paid the! expense of 17 boys for 2 weeks, 37 boys fo~ :t,,,:week and l 3 boys for 3 neeks. The selection of these bo1s was i made by the Family 11elf a.re, Childrens' :Bureau and the II Tennessee Department of Public "Jclfare. This is the . eighth consecutive year that we have had this help l from the Commercial Appeal. The leadership for the year waS. good, but a,dvancem.ent was sanewhat behind this year With 7 'boys completing their First Class requirements as compared to 15 last year. Senne progress was made in the He_rit :Badge nork with 167 Merit Badges as compared t-0 96 earned last year. 40 boys were taught to swim as compared to 42 la~t year, 32 passed the 50 yard requiremenl for First Class sw:immil1€ as compared to 15 last yep.r. Due to the heavy rain$ and high water, swimming h~d to be curtailed somei7hat.. In fact, during some of the rrecks, the boys had opi:x>rtuni ty ~o swim only twice. Two small canoes wei-e built and the boys really enjoyed the experience of boating and canoeing. Ue are hoping to have some ada.itional boats for neXt summer. The ad.di tion of china cups and plat~s instead o~ the 1;:i,n ones was enjoyed very much. The ad.di tional cooking and serving utensils helped in tne pre'.Paring and sersrtng of food considerab1y. Some imp+ovanents I were also raade in the dish washing to help meet the requiranents of the Nation...· I al Council standards. A much needed latrine Was built. I . scouts from Arlington, Troops from the county nero well represented Rith Turrell and ~.!est Memphis. f O~ille, The committee wishes to thank Drs. L.A. Johnson and $.!. Hickman who examined a number of the ~oys free of charge. wher~t Tht:l camp needs elcatric lights and. a large liu.t over-night campi~ can be done during tho \'!inter months. A awimrning pool is our greatest need since '\1olf River is not safe for diving and all. Life Saving tests have to be passed in the city pools• �CIVIC RELATIONS The Scout13 of Seminole Division have responded whenever called upon to carry out a civic good tum. They have done a good job in para.des, distributing posters, church and school activities and other civic events. Scouts of Chickasaw Council sponsored a Circus and Scouts of Seminole Division which they served are sold over $300.00 worth <>f tickets. Other capacities as follolVs: in Scouts participated in the Cotton Oarnival parades. Delivered baskets for Elks during Christmas. Distributed posters for the Community '.ii'und. Served as ushers at Uanassas High SChool for the rtt1v, at Home" movement. 71 Collected over 4000 milk bottles for the Mid• South Dairy Council 137 22 25 17 These boys spent many hours doing these and other good turns and the committee wishes to commend the spirit in which they performed their duties. ' COURT OF HQl~R Al though improvements have been ma.de we still have a long w~r to go in advanc&. men ts. During the year, we have secured more lieri t Badge counselors for the Division. The Scouts are very inte~ested in advancsnent and many have been handicapped because we did not haVe an adequate n;1Jnber'.;of counselors. The counselors have given their service and knowledge :freely, and the committee sincerely thank them. 1Ve are still in need of 1,~erit Badge counselors in a. nunber of fields. \7e know that there are many who would be glad to serve if we could only reach them. We cannot reach our advancement goal Until we have more trained counselors to give our Scouts the proper instruction and examine,. tion that are needed for the various Merit :Badges. District '.Boards of Review are now 1,.n process and will add much to our advancement program. l,3elow is a record of a,dvancsnent of scouts for a three year period. lli4: second Class Scouts First Olass Scouts Star $Couts Life Scouts Eagles Merit J3adges 190 24 5 2 - 1945 -1946 275 93 47 38 12 16 10 0 4 2 111 418 312 I I t _____ .J �CJ't.lB:BING We are pleased to report that Cubbing has ma.de great progress du:ting 1946 in the Division. We have increased both in the number of Packs and also in the number of Jubs. r:rthe figures below will show you the gains we have been making during the past three years. C,'ub Sco'l.:l.ts Packs 1944 1945 160 223 7 13 - 1946 342 119 15 3 '!his gain has been possible because we l1ave had excellant cooperation from Denchiefs, Denmothers and .Jubmasters. In 1945 we had a. Thanksgiving Fellowship 3reakfast at Oanlp Daniels.. 189 Oi..1bs participated despite the cold weather. Since the breakfast was a great success we fe!t it should be an annual affair, tl1erefore, this year we a.re agai.n haV·· · ing the Thai'.lksgiving Breakfast. '!he Packs have had a large rromber of events during the year. The Pack meetings have been well attended by parents. We now have JUb Graduation ceranonies and a fair advancement program in all Packs• ~ere have been holiday parties and outings which have sfia~ careful planing. and detailed work. \Ve are hoping that in 19~7 we m~ /mo re events where all the Packs can get together. At the present time the Packs get together twice at Jamp Daniels - on the fourth o:f July and Thanksgiving. We are hoping to add two other ev'ents to our program in 1947, whereby the ~v.bs can participate as a unit~ . Ou.b Scoi..i.tingc is for the 'boy nine through eleven, at this age the bqy is in a. fonnative stage and we have :fou.'ld that i:f we can keep the Cub interested we need not worry about the Scout. The Oubbers and Scou.ters have a joint Bound Table. separate ;Ju."o Leaders meeti~ in the future. We are hoping to have a. There are two rural Cub Packs, both in Arkansas• We hope that in 1947 we will be able to carry .Ju.bbing to other :rural sections, especially Shelby Oounty and north lviississippi. The committee wishes to thank the Oubmasters, Denmothers and Den Chiefs for the grand job they are doing in Jubbing. We recommend that an effort be made to reach an even larger number of boys in 1947. There are a m.imber of commnuities that need and want Jubbing. One of our great needs is for an intensive trainirlg course for Oub Leaders, We plan to have such a course in the early · spring. �·-------·........,.,..,.·-1 HEALTH .AND SUETY This comrni ttee is glad to report that the health and safety of our boys, Cubs and Scouts, du.ring 1946 has been excellent. There were no_. accidents· among scouts at camp for the camping period. Each Scout was examined by a physican before going to camp and also after entering. Wo serious illness of any kind occured du.ring tho entire five rreeks • .4).1 boys ucro s.blc ··to ·complete "their -schoduled-a-e.m.p' tim~. Safety through skill in water f'ront activities was carried out this year as never before. Adequate cold storage was :provided for the food stuffs and a better systan of washing disiies was used. The committee wishes to thank the leaders for their splendid cooperation during otl1cr evcrits at camp, especially the outing for Cubs when more than 200 boys enjoyed a cia;"i' at camp. All scoutmaster s and Cubmastors are to be comnendcd bccaus.e, no inj·1.4rios have occared at any Troop or Pack meetings nor, to a..~;" going to or from these meetings. 'l"ie thank all who have done such fine and constructiv e \7ork in making this safety record possible. Seminole Division will have a Health and Safety Course sometime in February o:f 1947 fqr Scout leaders. :©n:phasis will be placed on outdoor Hea~th and Safety aotivitics. �QIG.ANI ZATION During 1946 the Di'lfision had the la:rgest growth in its history. Our membership fell off in January, May-, July and September, but October was a banner month; 362 boys were registered, thus giving us a net increase of 391 boys for the year. ( See graph in back of book ) .· Now that the war is over we are gradually recruiting ex-G.I• s to Scouting. lB Oubma.sters and SCoutmasters registered during 1946 were veterans. 'Some of these men were fonnerly connected with Scouting either as scouts or as SCouters and a number of than are now in SCouting !or the first time. · We have needed a Field Scout Executive for a nun1ber of years. In June of th1 s year we were fortunate in adding to our professional staff an ex.service man who had had two years of previous pmfessional service. Since th~ summer months are most~ centered around the cainping prog:ram, we have not as· yet felt the full impact of his sel"V'iC e, but we are still in need of an even. larger staff, especially in the office, if we are to reach thousands of boys who· want and need the program of Scouting. The committee was handicapped at the beginning of the year because the originalq appointed chairman resigned. DeSJ>i te the change of leadership we are proud to rep0rt an increase ot 10 Troops and 3 Packs for the year. :Below is a cauparison of ma:nbership for the past three years: Ngv, 1, 1944 Scouts Nov. l ,1945 l,118 l,369 342 1,711 162 Cubs TOTAL l,280 57 7 Troops Packs· TOTAL 64 56 66 12 68 15 81 SC outers Cubbers Total nunber Cubs and scouts Total nunber C~bera and SCouters. Grand total registrations Nov,l,1946 -Gain ~ Z/2 -· 119 391 10 3 13 316 82 398 1,711 398 2,109 We express our sincere thanks to the comnissioners,. SCoutmai;ters, ~sters, De:nmothers and Committeemen for the grand job they did d.uring the year and Wi. th their continu.ed help we hope to reach an even larger 11\lillber of boys in 1947. �,--~---·------ ·---- PY}3Lic;tTY The Setr4.nole Division is deeply indebted to the Memphis \7orld Newspaper for printing the column 11 Scouti~ Among Our :Boys" in the Tue8d.ay edition each week•. In spite of the shortage of paper thet have alwars had space for Scout news. This ha~ been a great help in selling Scouting to th-e people throughout the area in uhich we servo. Ue 'vi.sh to thank tho officers of the Memphis "World for their fine cooperation. The Press Scimitar and the Oommorcial .Appeal have both been most genef()us and cooperative in printing our news. News of Jamp, Training School and other events ~ve been printed in these papers. The committee realizes that if tbe Divisio;i is to grow wo must let the public know.what we are doing. •In 1947 we hope to make even better use of the space allotted us :i,n these papers. . :aural Scouting in the Arca outside of Memphis is composed of Crittenden County in Arkansas. Panola County in Eississippi and Shelby County in Tennessee. There are 20 Troops and 2 Cub Packs. At the present time there 348 Cubs and Scouts in units. There aro 3 Troops and 2 Cub Packs in Arkansas. A Troop end a Pack in \1 est Memphis, l Troop in ~rcll an,d l Troop anQ.. 1 Crib Pack in Mari.on. lPRTHEBN liI SSI SSIPPI We have l Troop in Sardis, in Panola County. This Troop has mado progress through the worlt of its Troo:p canmittee. The:re are many more commilnities in this area where new Troops could be or~anizoc}.. tic recommend that 2 additional Troops be organised in Tate and DeSota Counties. SHEtBY oom1TY There arc no\7 17 Negro Troops in $1),elby County outside of Monphis. These Troops are doing good work and plans are being made for more ad.vancanent in 1947. The comni ttee recommends th~t an effort be made to ~eed up the Ad.Vancanent program in the Rural area. and that Troops Pe organized in those areas that are not now being reached. I I J. l �iihen we embrace Scouting we should realize the magnitude of the responsibility. that Scouting tbm.sts upon us. Few men have greater rosponsibili.ty. Advancement from the rank of the Tenderfoot to the rank of the Eagle Scout should be the corresponding goal of both the Scout and his leader. Advancement of tze Scout will be detorminod by tho advancanont of his leaders. Tho Scout can not rise higher than that of tho loader. If tho loader is not trained he cannot load the scout. Re must bo train.:id spoci:fically and d.ofinitcly to do his job, be it that of Commissioner, Scoutmaster, Cubmastor or Committeeman. Several times during tho ~rear we opon tho doors of tho insti tuto and invite all to come in and be trained specifically to moot the proble:ns that lio ahoad. A training school for Scoutmast9rs,. Cuh lcad-0rs and Commissioners was hold on February 26th and March lst, 5th, 7th, 12th, 15th and 22nd. Also a Commissioner Course was held September 16th. 17th, 18th,. 19th and 20th. In addition to regular training schools whonevor. a. now Troop is organized, a traintng program is conducted on tho job. This year, as never boforo, the Scout Leaders• Round Table has been used in training leaders. Tho Round Tablo activities have done much to enrich tho Troop programs and has mot the needs of a number of men unable to attend tho training schools. Number of persons attending Commissioners Training (March 1946 ) 8 Scoutmasters Training ( March 1946 ) 30 Cub Loaders ( Maroh 1946 ) 19 Commissioners Training ( September 1946) 26 On the Job Training 8 Round Table ~2Q TOTAL lruli:BlR OF PERSC>nS 216 In addition to the Round Table meetings 546 clock hours wore spent in training by manbers of tho Division. We are grateful to LeMoyne College for allowing tho training schools to be hQld on their campus and to lTational and Regional representatives who aided local staff members in co:rmducting those schools. We hope that during the coming year more training in all pha.sos of Scouting at different intortals Will bo held in order that a larger number of people m~ be reached. · · �r-------------------------------~---·--~ SPONSORING IN§TITUTIONS .Antioch Baptist Church Ba;rretts Chapel SChool Bartlett Junior High School Beautiful Zion :Baptist. '7est Memphis, Ark. Benj es town School Bethel Presbyterian Church Bethlehen. :Baptist Church (South Menphis) :Beulah Baptist Church Brooks Avenue School Brunswick Junior High SChool Cane Cree~ Baptist Church Centenar;v Methodist Church Collierville Junior High School Collins Chapel C.M.E. Church Dixie Homes Tenant Assoeiation Douglass High School Farly Grove Baptist Church F.a.st Trigg Baptist Church Ea.stern star Baptist Church Fbenezer :Baptist Church First Baptist Church, Chelsea First :Sap~ist Church. Lauderdale Foote Homes Tenant .Association Frtqser School Friendship Baptist Church Friendship School., Arlington. !fenn. Geter High School Gospel Temple !aptist Church Grant School Greater Mt. Zion :'Baptist lllurch Greeh Hill School, Sardis, Miss. Hamilton High School Hamner - ~lor school Hilla Chapel :Baptist Church Hyde Park School Jackson Avenue :Baptist Church LaRose School Leath SChool LeMoyne Gardens Tenant Association Lester Street School Lincoln school Log Union School Magnolia Baptist Church Manassas High School Marion Arkansas lli.gh School llietropoli tan Baptist Church Middle :Baptist Church Mississippi JUvd. Christi~ Church Mt. Nebo l3aptist Church Mt. Olive C.lvi. & Church Mt. Pisgah C.M. E. Church Mt. Plea.san. t :Baptist Church Mt. Vernon ~aptist Church Mt. Zion Baptist Church Oak.Ville SChool st. .Andrew A.M.E. Church st. James A.M. E. Church st. Luke i3aptist Church St. Stephens Baptist Church ~ringhill Daptist Church Turrell Arkansas High School Vollentine Baptist Church Weaver School White Station school White Stone l3aptist Church Woodstock SChool, Lucy• Tennessee �....... 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Hunter Mr. Louis R. Johnson Mr. Charles Jones Mr. Everett Toliver -Mr~ Frazier Waller Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Ida Bayes Mrs. Louise Houston Mrs. 1~ozella Marrs Mrs. Malissa. Rainey Mrs, Maceo Redwood Mrs. Carrie Rhodes Mrs. Iness Rodgers Mrs. Isabelle Simmon a Mr4 George T. Whi tma.l Mr. Joe Te ·ifilliams Mr. F.A. \Villiams Mr. o. T. Williams Mrs. Nancy Snith Mr. Miss M.L,, Washburn Miss Cenetta. Washington s.M. Mrs. Lucille Thompson Laura. Tyus ura •. Wyatt l ( ) Promise 'ro Do My '.Best To :Se Square and To Obey The Law Of 'l\le Cub l'ack« II �TBQPP REPRESENTAT IVES Mr. H.L. King Dr. A.N•. Kittrelle Hr. James Love Rev• J. A. Mc Dani els Mr. E. D. Ivie Ghee Mr. Ike Addison Mr, M.F, Alexander Mr. Arthur Allen Mr. H.R. .Allen Mr. o. L• .Armour Mr. W.H. :Sennett Mr, J ,H, Bishop Sr• Mr, Hennan :Broome Mr, Fe Bufford Mr. John R, lhmtyn Mr. O.L. Cash Mr. G.T. Cherry Mr., Richard Danner Mr, L.A.. Davidson Mr. Edgar Davis Jr, Rev• A. F • D, Dixon Mr. R.n. Duncan Mr, Ira Enery 1Ir. J ,w. 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Slavick Officers T. Robert Acklen C. B. Senhausen J. A • .Angus Emile A. Bi zot B. E. Jacobs W. Gordon Morris President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Commissioner Scout Executive Chairmen, Stand.in<:: Committees Mr. Kirby Stringer l.fr. H. M. Clayton Mr. P. A. Cl~rton Mr. J. A. Angus Mr. Lewis c. Callow Mr·. J. S. AU en Mr. T. Robert Acklen ivir. W. L. Sharpe ifr. F. L. Christ en bury Mr. Ed.win Dalstrom Mr. H. W. Slavick Mr. R. C. Clark Mr.3. W. Hirsh Mr. A. Longstreet Heiskell l11r. F. J. Vandemark Hr. A. B. Carter Mr. E. E. i'foore Mr. Henri Benner Hr. Charles Ri ttelmeyer Members-At-Large Activities Advancement Awards & Resolutions Camping Ci vie Relations Constitution & By-Laws cu.-obing Finance Heal th & Safety Inter-Racial Organization & Extension Outfitters Publicity Reading Rural Crittenden District Mississippi District Senior Scouting Training c. Arthur :Bruce Mr. H. w. Hirsheimer Dr. George P. Rawls P. c. Clarke Mr. A. E. Ho hen berg Mr. R. G. Ramsay Jesse Cunningham Mr. T. P. Howard liir~ John E. Roberts w. A. Danielson Dr.Charles C.King Mr. Abe Scharff Joe E. Davis Mr. Fred w. Lucas Mr. Floyd Sherrod Mr Lewis R. :Donel son, Jr. Mr. J. H. Malone Mr. J. L. Skinner Mr. J. A. Foltz, Jr. Mr. A. D. McWhorter Mr. G. D. Strauss Mr. Raymond c. Firestone Mr. Edmund Orgill Mr. R. A. Taylor Mr. \.V • P. Halliday Dr. A. R. Porter Mr. R. A. Tri:ppeer Mr. E. A. :S:aaold Mr. Ira w. Pyron Mr. Russel Wilkinson ·--· AWARDS To M.EMBERs oF CHICKASAW com~cIL, :s. s. A., me. FOR DISTE..TGUISHED SERVICE TO BOYHOOD -..- ..- ..- ..- T H E s I L v E R B EA v E R Dr. tTJ . c. Ayres 1931 Mr. Joe Hopper 1939 Mr. Charles '.L'. McCabe 1931 Dr. T. s. Eliot 1939 *iir. John T. Morgan 1931 Mr. Henry H. Clayton 1940 *Mr. George P. Phillips 1931 Mr. Alvan Tate, Jr. 1940 rv!r. Jobn Eo Roberts 1931 Mr. A. K. :Ourrow 1941 Iv!r. Earry Web-D 1931 Mr. J. G. Gates 1941 *Mr. L. R. Forsdick 1932 Mr. P. A. Clayton 1 Q;-; L..J. _,.'.), Mr. A. D. McWhorter 1933 l~r. w. P. Halliday 1942 Mr. Ben B. Coffey, Jr. 1934 Mr. F. L. Christ en bury 1942 *i:.:Ir. Walter L. Gray 1935 Mr. Jam.es Seddon Allen 10..,1 .~...:.:,> £.Ir. George Wood 19:35 Mr. John A. Angus 1943 }ID.·. F. Joe Flanagan 1936 Mr. Charles i·1. Crump 1943 Mr. Ro-oert 'rJi o Ramsay 1936 Dr. J3. E. Jacobs 1944 Mr. Lclwin Dalstrom 1937 Mr. Abe Scharff 1944 Mr. R. Von Stein en 1937 Vir. :Bo 'b Dozier 1944 r.~r. c. Arthur Bruce 1938 Hr. Guy Boyer 1945 Hr. c. H. Church 1938 Hr. Joe :!:I elms 1945 -:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:.:-:-:-:-:-:•;4:~:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:- T:a:E SCOUTMASTER1 S KEY Mr. Ben B. Coffey, Jr. 1933 Mr. Charles Cotton 1940 Ivrr. R. Von Steinen 1934 Mr. J. J. Jones 1940 Dr. Howard Cm·l 1934 Ir.r. Ned Cantrell 1940 r•Ir. E. t• .1.~. Leach 1935 Mr. Hearn w • Tidwell 1940 Hr. Joe Hopper 1936 Hr. Hope H. Ford 1941 lvir. r<iiller Johnson 1936 Ivlr. Lav.rrence Lowell 1941 Mr. c. H. Church 1937 Mr. Forrest ifottweiler 1942 !:,ir. J. Bra.dy Wiley 1938 Mr. Emery Ward 194.3 iwir. Russell Peete 1938 Mr. J. G. Gates 194.:2 Mr. F. J. Flanagan 1943 -:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-.:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:- *Deceased '-------------·--------------------------\ ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE Circus For the second time the Activities Cor:imittee, with the Executive Staff, planr.ed the Kiwanis Club sponsored, and the Scouts and their leaO..ers put on, a Boy Scout Circus. Once again it was pronounced an out stan6.L1i; success. The project was financially underwritten by the Kiwanis Club to the extent of one thousand dollars. The Club members gave their whole-hearted support in secui·ing advertising, arranging for properties, aiding Boy Scouts in ticket sales and furnishing almost unlimited man-power in promo tin&: a.:c.cl producing the Circus. Scouts, Cubs, their leaders and parents joined in the prelimL'1ary preparations. Tickets were sold all over town, acts rehearsed, properties gathered. and :plans discussed. On the night of May 3, 1946 Crump Stadium became alive with Scouting activity. A1_'.lproximately 3,500 Scouts and Cubs filed onto the field to present a i12ri.orama of Scouting to about 10,500 spectators. Bridges were erected pioneer fashion, tents were pi tchecl, signal flags flashed and. clowns cavorted. When the Circus books closed the Scouts had $9 ,091. 31 net profit to ad.6. to last year1 s $8,005003, mak:inf; a total of $17,096.34. This will be used for builcLing a new mess hall and other permanent improvements at Camp Cu.rri er. The Activities Committee acknoi:1ledges a tremend.ous debt of gratitude to the Kiwa..".tis Club for the aid mi;i_ effort that made our Circus an event for 2)ri de. Camp-0-Ree On the week-end of June 6, 7 and 8 the Chickasaw Council Scouts and Scouters participated in the .~"\ sixteenth consecutive annual Camp-0-Ree. -~·":? dt . \.'j~-\ .-~~:~. Included in this activity were practices of :nany fr'\\-'-:::.1" -~~~ ,;_ Scoutinr; skills such as Troop and Patrol Cam.-_pinG·, First ) ~\ ~-;; .:0~~,.,( ~\ Aid, ~restry, Signalling, Fire Building, CookL1g and ,--:_~ ~·/.,l1.1r!.,,)'1)\\i:~1 Wall Scaling. The events were judged by the District ~--· 1 _.q1 i//(- \·,:r:":~,:·~)i;,,:i~ Commissioners and. were conducted under the a_irection \/ ~/:y::=b-f .. -~\:;;'\\?]~{} of the Scoutmasters. \\ f.~,_./;~:(~·j;/ ~ .; Camp-0-Ree attendance showed a marked gain over last "· f':):,:i,,-Ji:-:: ·:.'. year. Thirty-eight Troops participi:i.ted this yeru: as · .. • /.:· Page 1 r i II Activities Committee, Continued against thirty-two last year, bringing 598 Scouts or 81 more than the previous I year. Awards of 11 A11 ratings were earned by 8 Troops, n:gn by 9 Troops a..11d ' I 11 C11 by 7 Troops. Comparatively, this year showed a gain of 5 Awards of ! 11 A11 , a gain of 3 .A.wards of 11B 11 , and a loss of 4 Awards of 11 C11 • llA-A-A-A" Program ':i:o ro1L11d out a year of Scouting Activity there is now in prot;ress a new feature replacing the usual Fall Advancement Contest. Descripti vel~', it is called the 11 .A.-A-.P-A Program" since it considers ADVANCU!El\i"T, ACTIVITY, ACHIEVEiti:Ei:JT .&:rn A'ITl!rND.A.i'TCE. Each Troop participating has an opportunity to have their practice of Scouting recognized with pennant denoting 11 A11 , n:s:i or 11 C11 rating, while the four Troops in the Council reaching the highest numerice.1 score will receive a 11 .AA. 11 rating. At present it is still a bit early to even predict the final score since the :program has just passed its half-way mark. However, indications are that it ~nll indicate an upsurge of the interest and activity within the Council. A Forec..§.§1 This Committee, in concluding its year's work, has been considering, plarining and investigating possi bili ti es for a program next year. It has worked on the basis of setting up a skeleton frame-work for a well .... balanced year-round activity program. It is hoped that advancing time will find more boys participating in Scouting acti vi ti es on a Council-wide basis. Finally, the entire Activities Committee tender their grateful appreciation to the Scouts, Leaders, parents and other friends of Scouting who have given of their time and effort to make possible the gains indicatea. by this report. ADVA.WC:ENENT COMMITTEE Yoi..1r Committee has been very busy during the past year obtaining , new Merit 3adge Counselors for Chickasaw Council. Just recently a revised list of these Counselors has been issued. Unfortunately, this list coes not include as many as we would like to have, but many of the Merit Badges have more Counselors than previously. This, we hope, will make it easier for the Scouts to receive proper instruction and examination in the various Merit Badges. The rules governing the operation of the District Boards of Review, (formerly called Courts of Honor) have been revised, and plans are presently under way to inaugurate District Courts of Honor to supplement the present District Bo~rds of Review. Counselors are very badly needed in certain categories, and Scout Headquarters will be glad to furnish application blanks for these openings. Page 2 Advancement Committee, Qontinued During 1946, the following record in advancement has been made: First Class Badges Star Badges Life Badges Eagle Badges Merit Badges 174 108 41 25 1, 736 CAMPING COMMITTEE The annual Council Camp was held at ) Camp Cu.rri or for 8 weeks during the past suJnmer with an average attendance of 63 Scouts as compared to j' " v 87 Scouts in 1945. During the season, 'l l ~ vl- v June 16th to August 11th, 319 Scouts spent )})([ /.61 ~\~'- 0 ~ com:pc.red to 343 Scouts who spent 675 weeks I -1JL. ~,~ '--...... a total of 503 weeks at Currier as ~-- J~)f 1't ~---.__V ... at Camp last year, this being a loss of 172 / /{/1 1.. weeks. The camp fee was $9.00 per week for /{a 1~ ) Scouts v!ho came as individuals and $8.00 _./~ ~ 1~l"\3.. . for those who came under their own Troop ~----·--IU= -i..-- '·- 1 eader shi: p. ' ...._,..;"' ...;:, ....:.-. -C' L.1 ::::.:----- -- Es-oecial stress was put on the Scoutmasters to bring their boys to Camp as a Troop. This plan was far more successful than· in former years as 17 Scout Leaders brought their Troops to camp as compared to 5 in 1945. We reco;m:ienG. that all Scoutmasters lay plans early in the New Year to i:::o to Camp with their boys next sumuer, so they may derive the pleasure of :paxticipatil1[; in a camping experience with their own boys who benefit so much more from this type of camping than when they go to Camp as individuals. We regret to report that our year-round camp attendance did not measure u;.0 to former years, as will be seen by comparing the figures below: Gain or loss as Compared to 1945 1944 1945 1946 GADT LOSS Scouts attending Camp 3,355 3,145 2,642 503 Scouters attending Camp 388 342 382 40_ Number of Scout CWyS 11,165 10, 928 8,557 2,371 Number of Scouter days 1,370 939 864 75 :I:~umber of Visitors 700 702 937 235 The Water System and Swimming Pool which was given to the Car~ by Mr. and Hrs. A. K. Burrow in 1936 continues not only to provide excellent drinking water but wonderful swimming facilities. Your Committee feels that everyone in our Council owes a debt of grati tu.de to Mr. and Mrs. Burrow, for not onl;y- do t:i.:!.ese facilities afford great pleasure - they also provide a great a_eal of protection to the health and cleanliness of the boys, for Page 3 Camping Committee, Continued without a doubt a plentiful supply of pure water is one of the greatest assets a camp can have. On behalf of all of the Scouts and Scouters we wish to ex-_[lress our deep appreciation to Mr. and Mrs. Burrow for this splendic":. gift. In 1940 the Health Lodge was built through the courtesy of Mrs. Belle Rosenthal as a Memorial to her late son, Mr. Mitchel H. Rosenthal, Jr., a former Member of the Council. This building continues to be exceptionally useful to the ca_mping program, and we do greatly anpreciate it as a lasting memorial to a former Scouter who did so much to carry on the work of the CoTu.'1.cil. Kamo Kia Kima, near HarQY.:, Ark, Your Committee felt that in view of the inability to get lumber, pipe and equipment to make the necessar~r repairs which will have to be made before Ka1rrp Kia Kima can be operated, that it would be unwise to attempt to operate it this year. Hence, the Kamp was not opened. But we have maintained the property as well as we could with the materials available, and we hope that conditions ~dll permit it to be opened within the next two or th..ree years. Camp Daniels •. Hemphi s, Tenn. Camp Daniels had a good season in 1946. There were 162 boys in camp as conrpared to 160 last year. During the 5 weeks it operated the Negro Scouts S})ent a total of 256 Scout 1.·.reeks as compared to 244 weeks in 1945, a sain of 1;3 weeks. We sincerely hope that plaYJ.s will be made as early as possible in the Hew Year for more Scouts to take advantage of this Camp, ru10_ we urge all Negro Scoutmasters to encourage their Scouts to save enough money to go to Camp and then to take them under their own leadership. We do annreciate the continued help of 11The Commercial Appeal Cai::tp Fund for Boys11 which supplied funds for 85 under-privileged boys to go to Ca.mp Da_niels. These boys were selected with the splendid aid of The Family Weifare .Agency to whom we are greatly indebted. Both 11The Co!ffinercial Appeel 11 and the Fa~mily Welfare Agency have helped these less-chance boys for the past 8 years and we deeply appreciate it. The camp fee was $6.00 per week. For some years the Camping Committee and other Scouters have felt there was a definite need for long range planning in our camping program. Realizing tho need for speedy action your Cor:unittee arranged for Mr. Stanley Hawkins of the Ene;ineering Service of the lfationH.l Council to come to £fom-phi s for an inspection of the grou..""lds and. equipment of our three camps. Following this Mr. Wes ii. Klusmann, Director of the Camping Service of the National Council, was invited. to come to Memphis from fie>..i York to inspect tho camps and to make recol:'.lmendations. He did so and inspectea_ Ca.11p Currier a:1d Camp Daniels but was prevented from visiting Kamp Kia Kima Page 4 I · 1 I Camping Committee, Continued acco1n1t of high water over the road about thirty miles from Kamp. At the suggestion of Mr, Hawkins a map of Camp Currier was mac:.e and sent to the National Council for study. With this map and the r e1?orts of Messrs. IGusmann and Hawkins a long-range plan of development was mac~e b;r the CB.!JJ.ping Service and was approved by your Committee and the Execu·ci ve Boarcl of t:".le Council. This plan contemplates the demolition of six cabins at Camp CiJ.rrier which are considered hazardous, the enlargement of facili tics to provio.e more drinking water, the improvement of the roads, construction of a new rfoss Eall; the construction of a Storage Warehouse; the development of 8 Troop sites which will be available for use by all Troops of the Council. On each of these sites there is to be a Troop Lodge, wash-house, latrine, campfire ring imd sleeping quarters. These sleeping quarters will be varied, some of them being tents, some Adirondack shacks, etc. to provide Scouts an opportuni t;ir of camping under different environments. Ever since the opening of Camp Currier in 1925 Troops have been allocated sites by the Council and given the right to construct cabins for the use of their own boys. The Troops wer·e resyionsi ble for fire ancl wind storm insurance and the upkeep of the cabins. Over the years many cabins have not been covered by any insurance and few of them have been adequately maintained as to necessary repairs. This lack of maintenance is shown by the fact t~w.t there .are now 6 cabins which a.re in such a bad state of repair they are not only unfit for use but are definitely unsafe. Therefore, steps are being taken toward demolishing these cabins. Before any action is ta}:en in this regard the sponsoring institutions will be consulted and permission secured to remove the cabins. The l\'ational Council recommends that all cabins on the Ce .. ri1p should be the property of Chickasaw Council a."ld technically and legally they a.re the property of the Council. Your Committee expects to contact all sponsoring institutions whose 1:i.1roops have built cabins at Currier and to secure, if possible, their consent to talte over the cabins. Due to sentimental reasons many Troops may prefer to maintain these cabins, hence, it may be a period of some years before this practical ownership by the Council of all cabins ~dll be fully assumed. When the new Troop sites are built the Council will give permission for Troops to use them on application but in the case of the Troop which formerly O'l!tned a cabin on a particular site and which Troop has given up its ownership of the cabin, that Troop will 'be given preference on the use of the new site and equipment. It is proposed to start on one new site as soon as ma.terie,ls a.!1d equipment can be secured and then to follow through on the remaining seven sites as soon as funds are available. Your Comniittee believes it is on the right trail to a really efficient development of Camp Currier and the entire camping program of the Council. We realize it will take some years to complete the job anci that the expense to be incurred will be considerable. But we believe all of the effort a;:1cl expense will be justified because when the present plans are completed your Council will have one of the best camps in America. Page 5 CIVIC RELATIOHS COMMITTEID Since the close of the War the Scouts and Cubs have not ha.d the opportm1i ties for ci vie service that existed during war t~f!les, but they have done well wl1at they have been called on to do. Below is a list of some of tho activities the boys have engaged in: 1.3 Scouts distributed 175 Posters for the lfational Conference of Christians and Jews. 12 Scouts acted as a color guard for Flag ceremony on Pan-American Day 160 Scouts carried flares and sparklers for Cotton Carnival Parade. 550 Scouts carried sparklers and flares for Grand Carnival Parade of the Cotton Carnival. 150 Scouts directed traffic and decorated graves in National Cemetery on Decoration Day. 20 Scouts p2xticipated in Flag raising ceremony at Crippled Ad.ult s Hospital. 33 Scouts distributed posters for u. S. Army Recruiting Service. 6 Scouts distributed 4,000 leaflets for Shelby County Tuberculosis Society on 11 Get a Chest X-Ray Examinationtt. 45 Scouts distributed 1,500 posters for the Memphis Community Fi.mo.. 31 Scouts distributed 200 Navy Day Po st ors. 41 Scouts carried Flags of the Allied Nations in Navy Day Parade. 92 Scouts marched in Fire Prevention Week Parade. 42 Scouts carried signs in Fire Prevention Week Parade. 25 Nec.;ro Scouts distributed 300 posters for the Memphis Community :il\md. Those boys have given thousands of hours of work in helping various ci vie undertakings, ancl. we believe you will agree they ~re t~oinc<s a most i.•1orth-while job. CU3BHTG COMMITIJ:'EE Your Cubbing Committee is proud of the record Cuobing has Hade during 1946. The different Packs for the most part have been doing great work with the Cubs who range from boys who have reached their ninth birthday to boys who have reached their twelfth birthday; and your Cubbing Committee can point with pride to the fact that Chickasaw Council now has the largest number of Cubs and Cubbers in its history. The enthusiasm among these Cubs scattered throughout the Council for Cubbing is refreshing to all who witness it and if any Scouter wants to get a.real thrill, he is cordially invited to attend any Pack meeting of any Pack of the Council, and especially is everyone invited to the Annual Cub Kite Derby which is Council-wide and held in the spring of each year and to the Annual Cub Picnic Pow-Wow which is also Council-wide and held in the late summor of each year. On these two occasions, both of which are held in Overton Park by tile la)~e, the exact time of which is publicized by our local newspapers. You will see .American youth in action with a vim and zest that will cause Page 6 Cubbing Committee, Continued you to agree that the Cubbing Program is on a sound basis in Chickasaw Council. The Annual Kite Derby was held this year at the customary pla.ce in Overton Park on Ap:ril 6th. It was really a Derby too, with a large variety of kites, each made by the Cubs themselves aided by their Dads, Mothers or Den Mothers, entered from many Packs of the Council. Promptly at 2:00 P. iVI. that afternoon the well made plans of the Committee in chc;xge were put in motion and from that moment until the final Grand Awards were made and the Derby brought to an end, there was not a dull or motionless spot on the vast field, each of the Cubs was trying his best to win one of the coveted silken ribbons denoting the winners of first, second or third place. The following figures will show you the steady progress macle by the Cubs during the past three years, and the gain inn umbers made in 194;6 as compared to 1945, of which we feel that all of the many unnamed. but conscientious and unselfish leaders, including Den Chiefs, Den Mothers, Committeemen, Cubmasters and Assistant Cubmasters may be justly proud: 1944 1945 ~ GAIN ~ Cub Scouts (White) 770 874 902 28 Cub Scouts (N e,e;ro) 162 223 ~ 119 TOTAL CUE soourr· s •• •••••.•••• 932 1,097 1,244 147 Packs (White) 23 28 30 2 Packs (Negro) __7 -1.2. -1Q. __3 TOTAL PACKS •••••.•••..•...•• 30 40 45 5 The Annual Cub Picnic Pow-Wow was held this year a little later than usual due to rain causing a week's postponement. On October 4th at 2:00 P.M. near the lake in Overton Park several hundred Cubs and Cuobers met with the parents of the Cubs for an afternoon of fun and frolic. Evor:y-one enjoyed the events, among which were what is known as a "Dry Land :Boat Race 11 and a surprise and unrehearsed contest kno11m as 11The Pirate Ship". The Cubs tried their best to salvace all of the11pieces of eight" (in the form of pieces of paper with various numbers on them) from this 11Pirate Ship11 before it went down right there on the field before their imagination. The entire afternoon 1 s program was carefully planned. and the Pow-Wow Committee did a good job to keep the different events moving on schedule and when 5:00 o 1 clock came and the picnic lunch was spread upon · tables furnished by the Memphis Park Commission, no one had to call the Cubs the second time. Silk ribbons for first, second and third place were again awarded to the Cubs who were winners of the different events and mrui.y Cubs went home h~ppily displaying their trophies. Special thanks are extended to the several District and neighborhood Commissioners who acted as Judges of the events and helped make the afternoon a great one for those attending. We owe the Dr. Pepper Bottling Co., many thanks for the use of their sound truck on many occasions because without a sound truck it would Page 7 l Cubbing Committee, Continued I have been impossible to run the different events, sprawled as they wero all 1 over tho lo,nc~scape. Wo could :prolong this annual report a great deal but still kuop it well worth reading by telling of tho guessing con test at the Picnic Pow-Wow in which every adult was given an opportunity of winning a first, second 01· tl1ird place for the Pack r csponsi ble for their presence by guv:Ging the closest to the number of grains of corn in e. gallon jar, or by tollinc; you of tho beautiful Indian head-bands made and exhibited by the Den Iviothors in the Den Viother s Contest, or by tolling you of tho half of a fried chicken some of the Packs furnished for their Cubs to feast upon at tho end of the afternoon's fun, but we' 11 pass on with this brief review to other important activities of the Cubs. Each month, 'l'.ri th the exception of July and August, on tho first Thursa.ay of tho month at 6:30 P.M. the many Cub Leaders of the difforcnt Packs of the Council break ·oread togcthC:1r as tho Cub Loaders' Round. TalJle in the basement of tho First l-fothoclist Church and them proceed to e, discussion of the })roblems and acti vi tics of G"..i.b1)ing for tho following month. Those Rou.7ld 'I'c::,ble meetings are usually well planned nnd attended and everyone interested in Cubbing is cordially invited to attend each month. Re servo.... tions are mc.~clo in advance with Headquarters at 75¢ per :plate. Not only cJ.o we loa,rn what other Packs in the Council arc doing in these monthly meetings but we have an opportunity of rubbing elbows with the Cub Leaders of tho different Packs &'"ld asking for the solution of the many problems which arise. Also the 0,ttempted wit at those meetings which keeps them from becoming clu11 o.nd boresome is sometimes a treat for ,jagged nerves (and othertimcs not). In 1946 as in 1945 a very successful Cub Leaders' Clinic wgs hola_ at tho Lamar Community House with 137 Cubbers taking part. At the enC:L of .,. the five .:ceting course there were 52 Cuobers who were a'.varded. Certificates. 1 The Committee and Faculty which conducted this Clinic were composed of exporic:;.1cocc local Cubbcrs ancl wore generous with their time ancl :planninc. Such cli:aics mean trained Cub Leaders for both now and. old Packs and. cons ti t•J.te the di ffcrence between a successful year of Cubbing such <:ts Chickasaw Com1cil has had this year ana. a mediocre yGar which we hope we will 11ovc1· ht:we. Each year the Clinic is held it is a bett<.r one th::i,n l:Joforo and wo s,i'o a.TJ.ticipating a greo.t ono for 1947. It was a privilege for all of the Cubs of the Council to have a part in tho Second Annual Boy Scout Circus this year. About 900 Cubs, all nattily outfittod in their clean blue uniforms, marched upon the field at Crump Stac1iTu11 with flashlig:hts led the audience in s·inging "American and then (If you were one of the Den Mothers on the field with the Cubs at that moment) then the sta.mped.e began and how those Gubs did get off the field. They dicl a gooc~ ,job with their event ftnd received a lot of nice compliments from you who sa.w it, for ,,;hi ch they are all thankful. The Cubs are keen for a larger :part in this next year' s Cir.::~us and are asking for it now. Fot only did the Cuos take part on the field in the Circus, but they sold a lot of tickets anc~. we1·e glacL to have a part in this biggest event of ScoutL1c; for the year. Page 8 Cubbing Committee, Continued We cannot end this report without expressing appreciation to the Scouts who served as Den Chiefs for the different Dens. A Den Chief is a Scout who comnumds .the confidence of his Scoutmaster a.."'1.d is assigned by him to help the Den Mothers to run the weekly Den Neetings of the Cubs. This is one of the first steps a Scout can take on the ladder of leadership and is a challenge for all Scouts. Congratulations to the Scoutmasters who have appointed such fine Scouts as Den Chiefs; to the Scouts who have taken their first step upward on the lailder of leadership; to the many faithful Den Mothers, Committeemen, Cubmasters, Assistant Cubma.sters and mothers and dads who have cooperated so unselfishly to make 1946 the bie;ge:;t yea:r in Cubbing which Chicka,saw Council hc-,s ever had.. Your Committee is pleased to report that the financial condition of the Council is the best in its history. We especially invite your attention to the fact that the Council has lived within its budget_ ano. h8.s not infrinc·ed u-clon any other funds; that the Colmcil is entirely free of I debt. We believe these. two statements will be as gratifying to you a.s they I are to us, It has been the policy of the Council for many yen.rs to live I . within its buo.get, and we recommend. the continuation of this policy. The Council.became a participating member of the Memphis Community Fund on April 1, 1943 ancl our relationships with the Fund have been VGry l)lensant and satisfactory. For tho year January 1, 19<16-Deceobor 31, 1946 the Community Fund allocated $31,434.00 to the Cou_11cil. While our membership in the Fund eliminates the Boy Scout Finance Campaign in Memphis and Shelby County it does not eliminate the campaign in our area outside of Shelby County. This area includes the eastern half of Critte11ci.en County, Arkansas; DeSoto, Tate, Penola Counties, Mississippi. The 1946 ce1n:paigns in these cou."'lties rt;;sul ted in the following: DI STRICT CRITTElTDEN DI $TRI CT Crittenden Co. Ark. ' $1,000.00 MISSISSIPPI DI STRICT DeSoto Co. Miss. Tate Co • Mi s s. Panola Co'°) Miss. $ 750000 600.00 750.00 $3,100.00 RAISED $1,0:~5.00 '750.00 425.00 550o00 $2,750.00 $25.00 Tj}T])ER $175.00 200.00 $350.00 Page 9 Finance Committee, Continued Scouters in the area who have worked so hard to raise their share of the Counci1 1 s bur.get. Your Committee has carefully studied the needs of the Council for the coming ;y-ear. After this study we recommended to the Executive Board that the tote,l budget of the Cotmcil for thi:.; ~rear 1947 should be $41,344.67, which amou_-ri.t the Board approved. The sources from which this bud@;et will be secured. are as follows: From Memphis Community Fund •••.•.••• $37,764.67 From Finance Campaigns in Area •••••• 3,250000 ]'rom General Education :Board........ 330.00 :BUDGET CAL:sJ.mAR YEAR 1947. • • • • • $41, 344. 67 T·he Finance Committee is very proud of the success of the Boy Scout Circus which not only proved a splendid activity for thousands of Scouts and Cubs but was a splendid financial success resulting in a net :p:rofi t of $9,091.31, which is $1,086.26 more than was raised in the first Scout Circus whiC:-1 was held in 1945. The entire Council is deeply indebted to the Memphis Kiwa.11.is Club which sponsored the Circus and. to the Scouts c:mcl Scouters, Cubs and Cu"bbers who brought about those fine results. For a detailed story of the Circus we invite your attention to the re~oort of tho Activities Committee. '.l'he books of the Council e,nd of the three camps were aucd tea. by Peat, ~farwick, Hitchell & Co., Certified Public Accotmtants, and were found. to be correct. HEALTH & S • .U'ETY COiviMITTZE This Committee is gratified to report the health and safety record of our Cubs a.YJ.cl Scouts during 1946 has been excelJ.ent. During , . .-- the Ca;np-0-Rees~ Kit~ ~e:by, ~ow ... \fow, Circus,. summer c~mps and. / ~.<t{.~ other event_s '::11Q activities tnere was not a single serious fr~,_::,_·.':.·: .. ;;~1~··. \ injury 01° brol,.en bone. ( M}};/ · This splendid record is a fine tribute to the work \?i'.%fU}!iWif .~;: of our leaders who are directing the activities o:f the Cubs ~'i'?,; ' end Scouts. We com!!1end and congratulate them for the fine work ___.- they are cloing in provid.ing safe activities for the boys of this Co1.mcil. Thousc.mds of Cub Scouts and Scouts have participated in many activities durinc; the year' and we are proud of the. boys and their ieaders for making such a splendid record. Safety through skill is a fine thing to teach boys, and we feel that our Scoutnasters, Cubmasters, Skippers, Assistant Cubmastcrs, Assistant Scoutr:ie,sters, Mates and Camp Staff Members have done fine and constructive work in ma!:;:ing this safety record po s si bl e. L----------------·----------------------=:--------" Page 10 IlifTER-RACIAL COMHITTEE The work of the Inter-Eacial Committee is confined solely to Negro Scouts and Cub Scouts and is handled through a Sub-Council known as the Seminole Division of Chickasaw Council. All of the Officers and men of the Division, including the progessional staff, are Negroes. During the year ending Nov. 1,. 1946 the Seminole lli vision made the largest growth in its history. There are now 1,369 Scouts on the rolls as compared to 1,097 last /ear, a gain of 272 Scouts. There are no'.'' 342 Cubs as compi:i,red to 223 last year, a net gain of 119 Cubs. The total membership is 1,711 Scouts and. Cub Scouts, the largest number in the histo~y of the Division and a gain of 391 boys over the figures as of November 1, 1945. We are glad to see this progress being made but there are still thousands of boys who want and need the program of Sc"uting ancl we look forward to reachin,;:: them through the. continuecl growth of this Division. The camping program at Camp Daniels was better than last year although the attendance was almost the sa::ie as in 1945. 162 Scouts spent a total of 256 weeks in Camp this yeA.r as compared to 160 Scouts who spent 244 weeks in 19 45. We sincerely hope that plans will be laid as early as possible in the Kew Year for more Scouts to take advantage of this Camp and we urge all l'fogro Scoutmasters to plan now to 1.;o to Camp Daniels next summer with their Troops. lifow is the time for the Scouts to start saving their money so they will have their camp fees ready when Camp opens next June. The Camp fee this year was $6.00 per week. · The buildings at Camp Daniels are in fair condition ancl it was not necessary to spend much 'j;ion pavilio.11 are badly the boys on rainy days. factory but is the best money on them this year. A workshop nnd a recrea.needed, as there are no facilities to take care of The boys swim in Wolf River, which is not satisavailable water in the vicinity. We are proud of the work the Negro Scouts have done in carrying out ci VJ.. c good turns. i:i'hey have helped. whenever called on and have done a good job in :parades, distributing posters, church activities and other events. For a number of years there has been but one Negro Field. Scout Executive in the Division. With the continued gT0>-1th in numbers of Units and ·boys it was ili'l'perati ve to have more professional help, as one man could not hand.le all of the groups efficiently. We are glad to report the,t we have secured the services of a returned Veteran as Field Scout Executive, so· that we now have two men to work for ri.nd 1vi th the men and boys of this Division. ORG.ANI ZATIOH COMHI '::TEE Your Cammi ttee is very happy to report that Chickasaw Council has grOi·m in numbers during the past year. As a matter of fact lli~ Cq_ulli'J.l. now h2,s t:ie 10,r.,;est membershiu in its 30 :reAI history with a grand tqJiJi.ll...o.i Organization Committee, Continued 6,461 men and boys_ on the rolls. This is the first ~rear the total membership has par;sed the 6,000 mark. And this in spite of the fa.ct that we h::we shown a loss in lfoite Scouts. We cannot explain the reasons for this loss but we do hope to overcome it before the end of 1946. :Below is a comparison of the Membership for the past three years: Nov. 1, 1944 Nov. l, 1945 Nov. 1, 1946 ·White Scouts Negro Scouts TOTAL SCOUTS •••••.••.••• 2,329 1,118 3,447 White Troops 101 Negro ~roops 57 ~OTAL TROOPS............ 158 White Cul) Scouts 770 Negro Cub Scouts 162 TOTAL GU3 SCOU'I'S,....... 932 White Packs 23 Negro Packs 7 TOT.AL PACKS 30 TOTAL SCOu""TS 8: CU.SS. • • 4, 379 TOTAL SCOUT:::RS & CU:BBERS 1, 382 GRAND TOTAL • • • • • • • . .. • • • 5, 761 TOTAL TROOPS A?m PACKS ••• 188 2' 21;~ 1,097 3,309 102 56 158 874 223 1,097 28 12 40 4,406 5,855 198 2,112 1, 369 3,481 106 66 172 902 342 1,244 30 15 45 4,725 l,?36 6,461 217 272 172 4 lO 14 28 119 147 2 3 5 319 287 606 19 100 We commend the Scoutmasters, Assistant Scoutmasters, Cubm8,sters, Den Mothers, .Assistant Cubrnastcrs for the fine work they have done to bring the values of the Scoutin,-:; prog-.cam to an ever-i:..1creasing number of boys .. They have the satisfaction of a job well done and of having made a reo.l con tri but ion to the welfare of our youth. We want to express our thanks rn16. deep ap:;_Jreciation to each ·and. every one of them, for without their leadership our boys coulc.l not have enjoyed this training. We reco:nnend that in the coming year every effort be made to reach an eYen lP,rger number of boys. OUTFITTZRSI COi•lll!IITTEE The three official outfitters of the Council are J. Goldsmith B~ Sons Co., Phil. A. Hane, B. Lowenstein & Bro. All during the year, in t:·:e face of shortages throughout the Nation, our outfi ttsrs have kept their stocks of official Scout and Cub uniforms and equi1)ment <:.s complet·e as Pace L3 Outfi tters 1 Commi:ttee, Continued possible. The fine service of these outfittErs has been of much help to the Scout'.3 e,nd. Cubs and their leaders. SevcrA.l times our representatives have checked t:::.e su;)plies and very good report:; were rn[l.de on each inspection. We would like to tha..'l'lk and commend the outfitters for their splendid di spln,y of Scout merchandise; for the advertisements they hD .. ve carried in the newspapers; for paying for the cost of sending the Christme.s folder of Scouting su~Y:Jlies to every Cub and Scout in the Colmcil; for the fine wey they have cooperated \·.Ji th the Council throughout the year anc1 for many ye<:>..rs in the past. We do appreciate their loyal help a.11d support. PU:SLI CITY COM~vHT~E We acknowled5e with sincere appreciation the cooperation of the hundreds of indi vicluals and organizations who have contributed to the further:ince of the Scouting program in Chickasaw Council by publicizL1c::; the mc.ny ph2.ses of Troop and Council-wide nctivities during the yeE1.r. The Scout Press Scimitar which a;;'mears each month lk1.s for. the large p~,rt been responsi blc for any ::ncasure of facility by which we tre.nsmi t information aoout Scouting to the people of !fomphis and the lViid-South • . Our radio publicity this ye;_\r has been of a high C£1li ber .omd has added much J\30 the progra.rn of the Colmci·l. Through the good offices of Radio Station 'WMC a serial dran1a about Scouting was _orepared and produced each month bringL1g a romantic and practical a·o:nlication of the Scout prograi11 to the le,rge audience who regularly list en to Wli!C. In addition to the above mentioned :i?roc;ram all of the radio stations of ~ilemphis, WMC, if.tlEC, ifJMPS, W'EHM 2nd. W1IBQ have contributed generously of their time and talent to our task of l)ringing the story of Scouting and. spot announcements .of special events to the public. The success of the Boy Scout Circus, Scout Week, Summer C.:.1-mp e.nd the other Council-wide events depended in a great measure to the fine cooperation of the Commercial Appeal which devoted much valuable spo..ce to the publicizing of these events. '.I'his Committee is indebted to the department stores and meny other business institutions of Memnl1is for their valuable cooperation in the task of bringing into the :public eye such features as Boy Scout Circus, Scout Week, Erbe. The ver3r fine wind.ow di splays donated by the aforesaid business houses added immeasurably to the success of eachintricn.te pa:ct of the Scout progrrun tJ:-.ds year. In spite of these accomplish~1ents which have been the results of work by a 1.-;,rge nu.111ber of unnamed ind.ivid.u.s.ls, the Scouting program offers a wide op:9ortuni ty for further development. i·le must raise the level at which we ai·e regarded by the public. That Scouting is a definite mecli um through which the quality of future citizenship can be determined must be made an· established fact in the minds of the holf million people encompassed by the bound~i.ries of Chickasaw Cou.YJ.cil. ll'b.is can be accomplished only -by Page ·13 Publicity Committee, Continued disseminating more knowledge of the Scout progra,.rn among the populace. While enormous strio.es have been made to1t.rard this end it is necessary that the Scout progrr.w-n continually refresh itself lest it become accepted by the ~puOlic ·wi tb.011t entl111siasm. All Scouters k:no\1 the ve~lue of the 'Nark but it is a mistnke not to realize thn.t the pu-blic as a whole must be remind.eel of this truth with vigor. Let us hope that this pro"blem can be met with increasing resolution. READING CQMMITTEE Good reading has been :promoted among the Scouts anc;_ Cubs of the Co1m~~il during the p2,st yenr. This h<::.s been done through the bulletin, the Scout Leaders1 RoL.1-11C'c To.ble, The Cub Leaders' Round Table and through trdning schools for leac~ers. We believe the promotion of good reacling is essential in the Scouting progrcw!l anc~ that every effo1·t should be made to encour::i,ge it. We c.re certain that 11 :BOYS 1 LIFE" is an excellent o,i~ in training boys in Scouting techniques and in providi:'.1g stories e,nd a.rticles which are beneficial to youthful minds. We again heartily endorse this magazine and recommend that it be used. to the fullest extent. We suggest that all Scoutmasters a.'1c1 Cubmasters urge tirnir boys to subscribe, for we are of the opinion the reading of this mc.:\~azine will do much to help boys and enable leaders to a.o a better joo of trainin[;. RURAL SCOU"TIEG COMHITTEES i:i:he Area of Chickas('l.w Council is composed of the Eastern .Half of Crittenden Cou.nty, ArkA.nsas, DeSoto, Tnte, Panol;, Counties, Mississippi; Shelby County, Tennessee. In this Area, outside of the City of i\fomi;ihis, there ere 54 Troops, 33 of v1hich are White a.116_ 21 lfogro, 8 White Cub Packs and 2 lfo,'.'.;ro Cit:Lv Packs. The total of 64 Uni ts now operating is a gain of 5 Troops aid 3 Cub Packs over the year 1945. We Dre proud to see Scouting in the Ju-ec:i, i.";o forward, but we believe there are many other places where Units coulc!. be orgClnizea., and we hope that in the co;'1ing year many more Troops anc~ Packs will 'be orcanized so thc.t o.. larger percentage of boys mey have the ~;enefits of ScoutL1r. CRITTENDEJ:J DISTRICT The Crittenden District now has 4 Troops of White Scou,ts, 3 Troops of J:Tegro Scouts, 2 White Cub Packs and 2 J:fogro Cub Packs, m2king .?, total of 11 units in the District 8.s compared to 8 last year. This is t1.~e first District orgnnized in tho Council, and it 11c'1S certainly done t;ODd work ever since the very beginning. We are very glcl.d to see the splendi cJ. progress bein{; me.,clo in Crittenden Di strict in serving an ever-increasing number of boys in the Scouting pro/;ram of character building and ci tizenshi:p training. Po.ee 14 Rural Scouting Committees, Continued MISSISSIPPI DISTRICT In the Missi~:.sippi District there are now 13 White Troops, 1 lliegro IJ:roop, 2 White Cub Packs, a total of lG Units ns compared to 12 Units last year. There are several places where Troops will probably bo orge,nized early in tho lTow Year, and we look forward to continued :progress in tho lvii ssi s sipJ?i D.i. strict. During 1946 the District organized its first Sea Scout Ship ru1d is thus beginning to serve the older Scouts. We are pleased that the Cou.ncil has secu..:.~od a motor boat for the u·se of these Sea Scouts, Dnd when it is put into coEuJ.i ssion it will undoubtedly serve as a major factor in trainin{,; these boys. There are thousands of He::i;ro boys of Scout age in the District but m1til t~1is year no Troop had ever been orgrui.ized. Now there is a Troop of Negro Scouts at Sardis anO. before the next year ends we ho1)e there wi11 be addi tioncl liogro Troops in the Di strict. We c.re glad to report the Mi ssi ssi:0pi Di strict is c ontinuinc to make real progress in Scouting and feel that Ne are headed for an even better year in 1947. OJIBWAY DISTRICT The Ojibway District is com:posod of all of .Shelby County outside -of the City of Memphis. In this District there are 16 White Troops, 4 White Cub Pa.cks, 1'7 lfogro Troops, m.'.Ll.cing a total of 37 Units as compared to 36 Units last 3ree,r, this being a net gain of 1 Unit. '.L1his District is doing good work anc~ the boys are aci.vancing in B.a..rik. There are several places where we think new Troops could be orga.riized, and we hope they will be orgi."'nized shortly after the turn of the year. SENIOR SCOUTING OOMMITTEE Senior Scouting in Chickasaw Council is in very poor conc'.i tion - as a mat tor of fact it is in the weakest condition it has been in for a number of yenrs. :Before the War thore were approximately a dozen Ships with nbout 200 Sea Scouts in them. Now, we havo but 6 Sea Scout Ships c.nd 60 Sea Sco11t s. This is a net loss of one Ship and 14 Sea Scouts sinco last 3'ee.r. We cnn attribute part of our troubles to the fact that there was not a boc::,t o:L any description for the use of the Seet Scouts. We are gle.d to report thc:,t wo have just recently secured a 25 1 motor boat from the United States Coast Guard. This boat needed some repairs and these are now beinr; metde by the Ship to which the boat is assigned by the Council. We do hope that the lh:.v-.1 or Coast Guard will soon release some boats for our uso. l;le have made aiYplication for three boats from the navy but have heard nothing from our application. We are certain there is a tremendous. need for trainirtg Scout r.; in Page 15 Senior Scouting Co~Jnittoe, Continued the Senior Program ruid we recommend thct evE:-ry effort be made in 1947 to 1. Secure additional boats. 2. Promote more and bettor activities for older Scouts (15 years of e.ge and above). 3. Organize at least 6 additional Senior Units. TRAINIHG COMMITTEE In a large measure, tho Committee has achieved its aims and ob,jecti ves in both the yearly and. long-term progrossi ve training for Cubbers and Scoutcrs. We have endeavored to make available trtd.ning opportunities in Scouting activities, ceremonies, ideals and methods by tho use of formal t~aining courses, visual aids and trips to the Council's camp. The Cofilmittee is very appreciative of the assistance given by Leaders both in the Council office and in tho field who have materi<,.lly contribu~od to the development of the training program. Our hearty congratulations to the ScoutGrs who are to rocei ve the Scoutm2,storl s Key or tho Scoutor' s Training Award this year. Wo recommend that in 1947 th~t special emphasis be placed on (a) Recruiting and training faculties of instructors for all training courses. (b) AdeQuate nu.~bcr of tr~ining courses for Leaders ana. Cammi t tc em en. ( c) Proper rocogni ti on ancl ceremony for those who hnve satisfactorily completed training courses. Below is a report of the trnining courses held during 1946: COl.TRSE Fundamentals of the :Boy Scout Movement (For White Leaders - Jan. 1946) Commissioners' Training Course (For White Leaders - Jan. 1946) Commissioners' Training Course (For .Negro LoP.eers - March 1946) (For Negro Leaders - Sept. 1946) Troop Co.mJ?il1t";; Course no. PERSONS ATTEl~llifil. 14 7 8 26 61 CERTIFICATES ISSUED 14 7 3 21 42 1 (For White Loaa_ers - March 1946) l '----~...-~~~~~...-~~...-~~~...-~~~~~~~~~...--...~~~~~·--""""=:>":,...---=~·,...-.,.....·u•-. ·-·Page I6 I Training Committee, Continued COURSE Cub Leaders' Training Course (For White Leaa.ers - May 1946) Cub Leaders 1 Training Course (For ilTegro Leaders - March 1946) Standard First Aid Course (For White Leo.clers - Sept. 1946) Advanced First Aid Course (For White Leaders - Oct. 1946) Scoutmaster's Training Course (For Negro Leaders - March 1946) Health & Safety Training Course (For White Leaclers - Oct. 1946) Advanced Scout Loaders' Training Course (For White Leaders - Oct. 1946) Skipper Training Course (Home Study) TOTALS. • • • • • • • • • • • • • . . " NO. PERSONS ATTEJ;TDUTG 137 19 13 13 30 4.0 23 1 392 cm~in.oAL~im 188,l}lfW 02 :u. 39 19 --.....:'.!:. ... __ _ 228 Page 17 ~ r-·----,-----------, i I I I I ' T'H 6 s EM I N 0 LE D i v . i s i 0 N ---·--OF-·- CHJCKA9AW CQLJNCJL B. S.f\ ... J,,c.... / N: - . . Ded ;0at'es ~ e. s fe.. c.. t tlAI !.>1-:: . m 71-tL. p c1 ge AD -'iii" tlie fletvrt'\if\g G. I.~.~ lilho are large!;;- flespor\sf ble, for 7he Gro1AJth 1~ AdvaJ-\celflel'\t Tkrougho~t ttf;. Divis lot\.. , _J , I L-------_____.;._--- - SE1\\lPlOLE DJYJSJOJ'l OF Cf-J JC1~;\S;.\\l\1 C OUJ'lCJ L\ B.S.r\·~ JJ'IC. Novan'ber 22. 1946 To the Fri ends of scouting: . lJova:nber is the time of year when stock is taken and new plans perf acted for the Seminole mvision of C.il:i.icka.saw Council. TBe war is over, though its effects will rena.in with 'Us for many years to come. Those of us in Scouting had not the slightest idea that the effect would be so widespread, a.ff ecti:ng almost every unit in the Division. In the following pages you will see some of the activities and records which do not fully nflect the loyal and unstinting service of the hundreds of people who have so freely given of their counsel and efforts, thu.s making it possible for more boys to get the benefits of Scouting. May I take this opportunity to express my sincere appreciation to every friend of Scouting, to every scouter. Jubb er, Dennother, Committeeman, institutional head, Merit Badge counselor and the Inter-Racial committee for their loyal and hardy cooperation. JD:gb Most cordially yours, ()(/ /.",, )// '~v;J;d1 . /.z, {_1)., ~/_j., .. .,.. ;A_4. ~,.._~ ,.". ~'~ ... . ,-9/Z './ J .~ !eaucharnp, . .Assistant scout Executive .. ... 1 S:Eltil-JOLE DIVISION OF CHICKASAW OOUH~L. :B. s. A. nro. l:emphis, Tennessee STERI!.'G C01l1I!TTEE - 1946 Mr. J. L. :9rinkley a~; t'~r, M,iV. ]onner Ro.v • S.A. Owen Hr. H.F. Price Ji r. J. w. Olarke l·1~'r • J •.A. :S ea;uchamp 11:r. 1.0. Harris OFFICERS Division Jhainnan Vice - Chainna.n Vice Chainna.n secretary Cornmi ssioner Executive Field Executive Chainn~, St'anding Committees Mr. ColQ rado B. Johnson ~.~r. T.:;.n, Hayes Mr• Bobert Si. :3.rown r.:r,. :E.A. Teag,ue l3oard of Review Ca>nping Civic Relations Court of' Honor Cubbing I I }.;r. E.A, :Iawkins Sr. Hr. i7 • .Alonzo Locke Dr, :a.E. 3land Finance . -rl !:r. ,A..13. Jland l:r. R.J, P.oddy Hr. J • .A. Hayes l•:r. J .L. lh.i.cirnor Health Organization . .. . Rural scouting Safety . Training :: ~ •• '1 Di strict Oonuni ssioners l'Ir. J ,H. · Smith Mr. J. '\Ve Eason · Er. J .w. EsteiRev. R.E. 13olden ::r. :;.H. Harris : Mr•. ~t{. Rodd¥ . ' . ~ .. ~ . .} ;r• . ~ .A.r:C •. l3urrow ~ •,. " ~ ' : .. · i.;r. ·Edwin Dal st rom I<r.·:W~, Gordon. Horris . ,., l··.·.. • . . ' . • '.: .. ~· t· _ · Arrowhead Arkan$as · ·ca.rii'a:rron Ottawa ~apaw Shel 'by ::Oun ty :Pre$ident., Chickasaw Jouncil t Jhai'rn1an~ Inter-Racial l Scout ~ecutive I l I I i ' J 'I I I i I· • Mr. Claude :Bell 1942 M:r. Robert Johnson 1944 Mr. J .L. :Buckner 1946 • Deceased ~-----------------....-------------------------~---- r- ' r-r-------- •C ,AMPING ca:MITTEE 1 1 Camp Daniels, in Douglass Park, Shelby Countr. 'l'onn, I I '!he camping season of ~ Daniels for 1946 waa tor 1' five neeks, June 16th to July 21st inclu.s.ive.. 'l'ho 9:1,. erage attendance was 51 boys per week as compared to 46 boys per woek in 1945. During the camping season, .163 diff cre...'1t boys spent a total of 256 boy \'leeks in camp _ as compared to 160 different boys spending 344 boy -A. · \leeks in 1945. The camping fee was· $6.00 per v1eek l / k '· 11hich '7as an increase of 50¢: ovt)r 1945. Thl.Q increase I\ I\ t was made :because of the increase in prices of food and help. i7e are grateful to the Commercial .Appeal whi~ paid the! expense of 17 boys for 2 weeks, 37 boys fo~ :t,,,:week and l 3 boys for 3 neeks. The selection of these bo1s was i made by the Family 11elf a.re, Childrens' :Bureau and the II Tennessee Department of Public "Jclfare. This is the . eighth consecutive year that we have had this help l from the Commercial Appeal. The leadership for the year waS. good, but a,dvancem.ent was sanewhat behind this year With 7 'boys completing their First Class requirements as compared to 15 last year. Senne progress was made in the He_rit :Badge nork with 167 Merit Badges as compared t-0 96 earned last year. 40 boys were taught to swim as compared to 42 la~t year, 32 passed the 50 yard requiremenl for First Class sw:immil1€ as compared to 15 last yep.r. Due to the heavy rain$ and high water, swimming h~d to be curtailed somei7hat.. In fact, during some of the rrecks, the boys had opi:x>rtuni ty ~o swim only twice. Two small canoes wei-e built and the boys really enjoyed the experience of boating and canoeing. Ue are hoping to have some ada.itional boats for neXt summer. The ad.di tion of china cups and plat~s instead o~ the 1;:i,n ones was enjoyed very much. The ad.di tional cooking and serving utensils helped in tne pre'.Paring and sersrtng of food considerab1y. Some imp+ovanents I were also raade in the dish washing to help meet the requiranents of the Nation...· I al Council standards. A much needed latrine Was built. I Troops from the county nero well represented Rith f . scouts from Arlington, O~ille, Turrell and ~.!est Memphis. The committee wishes to thank Drs. L.A. Johnson and $.!. Hickman who examined a number of the ~oys free of charge. Tht:l camp needs elcatric lights and. a large liu.t wher~t over-night campi~ can be done during tho \'!inter months. A awimrning pool is our greatest need since '\1olf River is not safe for diving and all. Life Saving tests have to be passed in the city pools• CIVIC RELATIONS The Scout13 of Seminole Division have responded whenever called upon to carry out a civic good tum. They have done a good job in para.des, distributing posters, church and school activities and other civic events. Scouts of Chickasaw Council sponsored a Circus and Scouts of Seminole Division sold over $300.00 worth <>f tickets. Other capacities in which they served are as follolVs: 137 Scouts participated in the Cotton Oarnival parades. 22 Delivered baskets for Elks during Christmas. 25 Distributed posters for the Community '.ii'und. 17 Served as ushers at Uanassas High SChool for the rtt1v, at Home" movement. 71 Collected over 4000 milk bottles for the Mid• South Dairy Council These boys spent many hours doing these and other good turns and the committee wishes to commend the spirit in which they performed their duties. ' COURT OF HQl~R Al though improvements have been ma.de we still have a long w~r to go in advanc&. men ts. During the year, we have secured more lieri t Badge counselors for the Division. The Scouts are very inte~ested in advancsnent and many have been handicapped because we did not haVe an adequate n;1Jnber'.;of counselors. The counselors have given their service and knowledge :freely, and the committee sincerely thank them. 1Ve are still in need of 1,~erit Badge counselors in a. nunber of fields. \7e know that there are many who would be glad to serve if we could only reach them. We cannot reach our advancement goal Until we have more trained counselors to give our Scouts the proper instruction and examine,. tion that are needed for the various Merit :Badges. District '.Boards of Review are now 1,.n process and will add much to our advancement program. l,3elow is a record of a,dvancsnent of scouts for a three year period. second Class Scouts First Olass Scouts Star $Couts Life Scouts Eagles Merit J3adges lli4: 190 24 5 2 0 111 1945 - 275 47 12 4 2 418 1946 - 93 38 16 10 312 I I t _____ .J CJ't.lB:BING We are pleased to report that Cubbing has ma.de great progress du:ting 1946 in the Division. We have increased both in the number of Packs and also in the number of Jubs. r:rthe figures below will show you the gains we have been making during the past three years. C,'ub Sco'l.:l.ts Packs 1944 160 7 1945 223 13 1946 - 342 15 119 3 '!his gain has been possible because we l1ave had excellant cooperation from Denchiefs, Denmothers and .Jubmasters. In 1945 we had a. Thanksgiving Fellowship 3reakfast at Oanlp Daniels.. 189 Oi..1bs participated despite the cold weather. Since the breakfast was a great success we fe!t it should be an annual affair, tl1erefore, this year we a.re agai.n haV·· ing the Thai'.lksgiving Breakfast. · '!he Packs have had a large rromber of events during the year. The Pack meetings have been well attended by parents. We now have JUb Graduation ceranonies and a fair advancement program in all Packs• ~ere have been holiday parties and outings which have sfia~ careful planing. and detailed work. \Ve are hoping that in 19~7 we m~ /mo re events where all the Packs can get together. At the present time the Packs get together twice at Jamp Daniels - on the fourth o:f July and Thanksgiving. We are hoping to add two other ev'ents to our program in 1947, whereby the ~v.bs can participate as a unit~ . Ou.b Scoi..i.tingc is for the 'boy nine through eleven, at this age the bqy is in a. fonnative stage and we have :fou.'ld that i:f we can keep the Cub interested we need not worry about the Scout. The Oubbers and Scou.ters have a joint Bound Table. We are hoping to have a. separate ;Ju."o Leaders meeti~ in the future. There are two rural Cub Packs, both in Arkansas• We hope that in 1947 we will be able to carry .Ju.bbing to other :rural sections, especially Shelby Oounty and north lviississippi. The committee wishes to thank the Oubmasters, Denmothers and Den Chiefs for the grand job they are doing in Jubbing. We recommend that an effort be made to reach an even larger number of boys in 1947. There are a m.imber of commnuities that need and want Jubbing. One of our great needs is for an intensive trainirlg course for Oub Leaders, We plan to have such a course in the early spring. · ·-------·........,.,..,.·-1 HEALTH .AND SUETY This comrni ttee is glad to report that the health and safety of our boys, Cubs and Scouts, du.ring 1946 has been excellent. There were no_. accidents· among scouts at camp for the camping period. Each Scout was examined by a physican before going to camp and also after entering. Wo serious illness of any kind occured du.ring tho entire five rreeks • .4).1 boys ucro s.blc ··to ·complete "their -schoduled-a-e.m.p' tim~. Safety through skill in water f'ront activities was carried out this year as never before. Adequate cold storage was :provided for the food stuffs and a better systan of washing disiies was used. The committee wishes to thank the leaders for their splendid cooperation during otl1cr evcrits at camp, especially the outing for Cubs when more than 200 boys enjoyed a cia;"i' at camp. All scoutmasters and Cubmastors are to be comnendcd bccaus.e, no inj·1.4rios have occared at any Troop or Pack meetings nor, to a..~;" going to or from these meetings. 'l"ie thank all who have done such fine and constructive \7ork in making this safety record possible. Seminole Division will have a Health and Safety Course sometime in February o:f 1947 fqr Scout leaders. :©n:phasis will be placed on outdoor Hea~th and Safety aotivitics. QIG.ANI ZATION During 1946 the Di'lfision had the la:rgest growth in its history. Our membership fell off in January, May-, July and September, but October was a banner month; 362 boys were registered, thus giving us a net increase of 391 boys for the year. ( See graph in back of book ) . · Now that the war is over we are gradually recruiting ex-G.I• s to Scouting. lB Oubma.sters and SCoutmasters registered during 1946 were veterans. 'Some of these men were fonnerly connected with Scouting either as scouts or as SCouters and a number of than are now in SCouting !or the first time. · We have needed a Field Scout Executive for a nun1ber of years. In June of th1 s year we were fortunate in adding to our professional staff an ex.service man who had had two years of previous pmfessional service. Since th~ summer months are most~ centered around the cainping prog:ram, we have not as· yet felt the full impact of his sel"V'iC e, but we are still in need of an even. larger staff, especially in the office, if we are to reach thousands of boys who· want and need the program of Scouting. The committee was handicapped at the beginning of the year because the originalq appointed chairman resigned. DeSJ>i te the change of leadership we are proud to rep0rt an increase ot 10 Troops and 3 Packs for the year. :Below is a cauparison of ma:nbership for the past Ngv, 1, 1944 Nov. l ,1945 Scouts Cubs Troops Packs· SC outers Cubbers TOTAL TOTAL l,118 162 l,280 57 7 64 Total nunber Cubs and scouts Total nunber C~bera and SCouters. Grand total registrations 56 12 68 1,711 398 2,109 three years: Nov,l,1946 Gain ~ - l,369 Z/2 342 119 -· 1,711 391 66 10 15 3 81 13 316 82 398 We express our sincere thanks to the comnissioners,. SCoutmai;ters, ~sters, De:nmothers and Committeemen for the grand job they did d.uring the year and Wi. th their continu.ed help we hope to reach an even larger 11\lillber of boys in 1947. I I J. l ,--~---·------ ·---- PY}3Lic;tTY The Setr4.nole Division is deeply indebted to the Memphis \7orld Newspaper for printing the column 11 Scouti~ Among Our :Boys" in the Tue8d.ay edition each week •. In spite of the shortage of paper thet have alwars had space for Scout news. This ha~ been a great help in selling Scouting to th-e people throughout the area in uhich we servo. Ue 'vi.sh to thank tho officers of the Memphis "World for their fine cooperation. The Press Scimitar and the Oommorcial .Appeal have both been most genef()us and cooperative in printing our news. News of Jamp, Training School and other events ~ve been printed in these papers. The committee realizes that if tbe Divisio;i is to grow wo must let the public know.what we are doing. •In 1947 we hope to make even better use of the space allotted us :i,n these papers. . :aural Scouting in the Arca outside of Memphis is composed of Crittenden County in Arkansas. Panola County in Eississippi and Shelby County in Tennessee. There are 20 Troops and 2 Cub Packs. At the present time there 348 Cubs and Scouts in units. There aro 3 Troops and 2 Cub Packs in Arkansas. A Troop end a Pack in \1 est Memphis, l Troop in ~rcll an,d l Troop anQ.. 1 Crib Pack in Mari.on. lPRTHEBN liI SSI SSIPPI We have l Troop in Sardis, in Panola County. This Troop has mado progress through the worlt of its Troo:p canmittee. The:re are many more commilnities in this area where new Troops could be or~anizoc}.. tic recommend that 2 additional Troops be organised in Tate and DeSota Counties. SHEtBY oom1TY There arc no\7 17 Negro Troops in $1),elby County outside of Monphis. These Troops are doing good work and plans are being made for more ad.vancanent in 1947. The comni ttee recommends th~t an effort be made to ~eed up the Ad.Vancanent program in the Rural area. and that Troops Pe organized in those areas that are not now being reached. iihen we embrace Scouting we should realize the magnitude of the responsibility. that Scouting tbm.sts upon us. Few men have greater rosponsibili.ty. Advancement from the rank of the Tenderfoot to the rank of the Eagle Scout should be the corresponding goal of both the Scout and his leader. Advancement of tze Scout will be detorminod by tho advancanont of his leaders. Tho Scout can not rise higher than that of tho loader. If tho loader is not trained he cannot load the scout. Re must bo train.:id spoci:fically and d.ofinitcly to do his job, be it that of Commissioner, Scoutmaster, Cubmastor or Committeeman. Several times during tho ~rear we opon tho doors of tho insti tuto and invite all to come in and be trained specifically to moot the proble:ns that lio ahoad. A training school for Scoutmast9rs,. Cuh lcad-0rs and Commissioners was hold on February 26th and March lst, 5th, 7th, 12th, 15th and 22nd. Also a Commissioner Course was held September 16th. 17th, 18th,. 19th and 20th. In addition to regular training schools whonevor. a. now Troop is organized, a traintng program is conducted on tho job. This year, as never boforo, the Scout Leaders• Round Table has been used in training leaders. Tho Round Tablo activities have done much to enrich tho Troop programs and has mot the needs of a number of men unable to attend tho training schools. Number of persons attending Commissioners Training (March 1946 ) 8 Scoutmasters Training ( March 1946 ) 30 Cub Loaders ( Maroh 1946 ) 19 Commissioners Training ( September 1946) 26 On the Job Training 8 Round Table ~2Q TOTAL lruli:BlR OF PERSC>nS 216 In addition to the Round Table meetings 546 clock hours wore spent in training by manbers of tho Division. We are grateful to LeMoyne College for allowing tho training schools to be hQld on their campus and to lTational and Regional representatives who aided local staff members in co:rmducting those schools. We hope that during the coming year more training in all pha.sos of Scouting at different intortals Will bo held in order that a larger number of people m~ be reached. · · r-------------------------------~---·--~ SPONSORING IN§TITUTIONS .Antioch Baptist Church Ba;rretts Chapel SChool Bartlett Junior High School Beautiful Zion :Baptist. '7est Memphis, Ark. Benj es town School Bethel Presbyterian Church Bethlehen. :Baptist Church (South Menphis) :Beulah Baptist Church Brooks Avenue School Brunswick Junior High SChool Cane Cree~ Baptist Church Centenar;v Methodist Church Collierville Junior High School Collins Chapel C.M.E. Church Dixie Homes Tenant Assoeiation Douglass High School Farly Grove Baptist Church F.a.st Trigg Baptist Church Ea.stern star Baptist Church Fbenezer :Baptist Church First Baptist Church, Chelsea First :Sap~ist Church. Lauderdale Foote Homes Tenant .Association Frtqser School Friendship Baptist Church Friendship School., Arlington. !fenn. Geter High School Gospel Temple !aptist Church Grant School Greater Mt. Zion :'Baptist lllurch Greeh Hill School, Sardis, Miss. Hamilton High School Hamner - ~lor school Hilla Chapel :Baptist Church Hyde Park School Jackson Avenue :Baptist Church LaRose School Leath SChool LeMoyne Gardens Tenant Association Lester Street School Lincoln school Log Union School Magnolia Baptist Church Manassas High School Marion Arkansas lli.gh School llietropoli tan Baptist Church Middle :Baptist Church Mississippi JUvd. Christi~ Church Mt. Nebo l3aptist Church Mt. Olive C.lvi. & Church Mt. Pisgah C.M. E. Church Mt. Plea.san. t :Baptist Church Mt. Vernon ~aptist Church Mt. Zion Baptist Church Oak.Ville SChool st. .Andrew A.M.E. Church st. James A.M. E. Church st. Luke i3aptist Church St. Stephens Baptist Church ~ringhill Daptist Church Turrell Arkansas High School Vollentine Baptist Church Weaver School White Station school White Stone l3aptist Church Woodstock SChool, Lucy• Tennessee ....... S C 0 U T l1I A S T E R S AN D iA S, S. I S T .A. H 'l1 S Rev. Lo\1is H • .Aldridge Mr. P.J. .Anderson Mr. Adams :Bailey Mr. B.T. ]anks Mr. G.H. :Sanks Mr, Major :Bennett Mr. Diamond Brown Mr. Hen17 L. Boyce Sr. Mr. Harrison :Byres Mr. Hilliard Carnes Mr. J .T. Chandler Jr. Mr11 Judge L. Clam: Jr.Mr. w. w. Cook Mr. Charles Cox Hr. W.E. Crawford Sr. Mr. Louis Davis Mr. :Booker T. Dickerson Mr. :So ssie Dinkins Mr. Manuel Doggett Mr. Charles :&pps Mr. H.c. Foster Mr. Oliver Freeman Mr. Noble Gatlin Rev• Alexander Gladney Sr. Mr. Charles Graham Mr. Edward Gray Mr. Louis Harrison Mr. John Rt Harris Mr. W.A. Hawkins Mr. Harry H~es Mr. Booker T• Henderson Mr. Charles Henl"'J Mr. Moses Herron Mr. J .a. Hill Mr, John w. Hirsch Mr• .A..::. Hodge Mr. J • w. Hunter Mr. Leon Hurd Mr. M.M. Jackson Mr. Thomas Jackson Mr. Robert Johnson Mr. Thaddeus Johnson Mr. Edward Jones Mr. James Jones Mr. J .G. Xing Mr. Walton King Mr. i'Villie Lawrence Er. Bennie Lee Mr. Andrew LeWi s lvI:t'. F.J. Marable ~:r. J ease w. Mason l·Ir. Joseph Mason Mr. Elmo Maxwell , Mr, James I1icClinton Mr • .Andrew E. Mcintyre Hr. Robert L. McRae Mr. M, C. Hims Mr. o.T. Horgan M re Charles l.io rri s Mr. H.A. Neale Mr, Arthur nelson Mr. W.H, Nelson Mr. W.L. Pamphlet Mr. Grant Parham Hr. De!T$)sey Partee Mr. o. T. Peeples Mr, Edwin T. Prater Mr~ Tommie Price Er. Percy E. Pruitt Mr. Ernest E, Ross Mr. Garfield Shelton Mr, Robert J. Shores Mr. 0 zell Simmons Mr~ \V.L. Simmons Mr~ E. De Snith ~·:r. Zellner Stockton Mr, o,o. Suttles Hr. J ~I. Tay-lor },;r. liewton 'Jllompson Mr, R.:S. Thompson Mr. helvin Tolen Mr, ,V. T. Travis Sr. l,ir. W.T. Travis Jr. Elder Louis Turner Mr. A,J. Warfield Mr. :S.W, Weed Mr. Charles E. '\VUliams Mr. Lester Williams Mr. Wilbert i1ilson CU:BMASTERS Mr. Robert :e:. Brown Mr. Willis E. Brown Mr. Herman Griffin Mr. Odell Gey Mr. E.A. Hawkins Sr. Mr. s.E. Hollbrook Mr .. H.L. Hunter Mr. Louis R. Johnson Mr. Charles Jones Mr. Everett Toliver -Mr~ Frazier Waller Mr4 George T. Whi tma.l Mr. Joe Te ·ifilliams Mr. F.A. \Villiams Mr. o. T. Williams Mr. s.M. Wyatt AND pENMQTHERS Mrs. Sallie :Bartholomew Mrs. Lillian Coleman Mrs. Janie Guy Mrs. C.H. Harris Mrs. M. I• Hawkins Mrs. Ida Bayes Mrs. Louise Houston Mrs. 1~ozella Marrs Mrs. Malissa. Rainey Mrs, Maceo Redwood Mrs. Carrie Rhodes Mrs. Iness Rodgers Mrs. Isabelle Simmon a Mrs. Nancy Snith Mrs. Lucille Thompson ura •. Laura. Tyus Miss M.L,, Washburn Miss Cenetta. Washington l ( ) Promise 'ro Do My '.Best To :Se Square and To Obey The Law Of 'l\le Cub l'ack« I I TBQPP REPRESENTATIVES Mr. Ike Addison Mr, M.F, Alexander Mr. Arthur Allen Mr. H.R. .Allen Mr. o. L • .Armour Mr. W.H. :Sennett Mr, J ,H, Bishop Sr• Mr, Hennan :Broome Mr, Fe Bufford Mr. John R, lhmtyn Mr. O.L. Cash Mr. G.T. Cherry Mr., Richard Danner Mr, L.A.. Davidson Mr. Edgar Davis Jr, Rev• A. F • D, Dixon Mr. R.n. Duncan Mr, Ira Enery 1Ir. J ,w. Falls Mr, M,A. Flynn Mr. John E. Ford Sr. Mr. William R. Golden Mr, Isaiah Goodrich Mr. Henry R. Grinner Rev. G.F. Harrmond Mr. C.H. Harris Mr. J, A. Hay-es Mr, J .D. Holt Mr, James Hunt Mr •. Cecil Ingram Mr. Oscar Jenkins Mr, L.V • Johnson Mr. :Bilbo Jones Mr. Preston Jones Mr. H.L. King Dr. A.N •. Kittrelle Hr. James Love Rev• J. A. Mc Dani els Mr. E. D. Ivie Ghee Hr, J • s. Mebane Hra William Murray Hr. \7ill Myers Hr. Dave Newbern Mr. S,L. Hobles Hr. Mil ton Norris Rev, W,A. Owen Mr, H.H. Owens Mr. H.A. Parks Mr. H, F. Pat ton Mr. vv.c. Potts Mr, R.J. Roddy Mr~ George Rodgers Mr. Robert Ross Mr. ~. D. Savage Mr. Dave Smith Sr~ Mr. J .H, Snith Mr. J .A. SWayze Mr. :Sen Thompson Mr. w.o. Tyus Er. R.A. Washington Hr. Sam i'Tashington Mr •. R.H. '.1eathers Sr. 1i r. J. Yi. U estb rooks I:ir. n.o. Whitaker Mr. Roosevelt Whitt Rev. A.i1. Williams Mr. A. E. Withers Sr. "' Mr. Jimmy Young fACK REPRESENTATIVES Mr. Hal~ Cash Mr •. John Gammon Mr. J .u. Gooden Mr, »nmett Grant Mr. Henry Hall Mr, Louis l3. Robson Mr. Cubie Johnson * Deceased,. Mr. James Lee Mr. Eddie 1'.icCullough Mr. Wil.liam Snith Mr. L.A. Snell Rev. B.J. SYkes Mr. J • Henry Tate Mr. David Tillman Mr1r A.Ti. Willis ----------------------------------~:~:o::. 1750 1725 1700 1675 _,..,. 1_650 1625 ·- 1600 --- 1575 1550 1525 1500 / 1475 / VJ / 7 1450 / , v 1425 ~-.... ' 1400 Jan. Feb. Mar. GRAPHIO CHART SHOWING c.m .AND soou~ mroLLMntT 1946 ' / v n·)? / . JY / / j ~( rt \ \ // \ '/ \ L--- .Apr. May June July Aug • -- / ~7 /' ,/ .) / !/ L.-/ -- I/ / / ·- ! -· ... ~, -... ~ Sept, 0 ct. Nov. nee. -·· '..: ' ' ' '; - AMERICAN'S CREED . . . . . I beli~ve in the United. States of America as a , governII1ent., of the people, by the people, for the · '. p~ople;. whose just pow~rs are derived from the . conserit .of the gov~:rned; a democracy in a republic; a .sov~reignNation of 'ma11y sovereign States; a p~r. fept union, one and inseparable; established upon .· tl10s~ .principles of freed~m, ·equality, .justice.-~nd , ----. -· .: .. F>':· Jlumanity . far which American patriot$ sacdfced ~-:~ their lives and fortunes. '."· ~I therefore believe it is my duty to rriy country to ~ove it; to support its Constitution; to obe~ its laws-; Jo i::espec~ its flag, and defend it against all '.· . . enemies. -WILLIAM TYLER PAGE ' .. '· 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. 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