14 20 1125 https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/9463d9dc0e2118e44c886c6989f140e7.pdf 0ea47e5597adad9b5c33515af9b4fec2 PDF Text Text tt~, The Playground 1 (t'J~ Of The Ozarks H ~!!] ~ Woodan::l Courts, ·P,ose Hill, Boy Scout and ARDY, Arkansas, a re:;ort town Girl Scout camps, a YW·CA camp, Camp of considerable note, is locate. d in Mirimichee, and several other good camps. the foothills o.f the Ozarks, the 'Thousa nds of peop·le enjoy this recreation.. ll\_Jl1j "lan::l o.f a mi\lion smil~3'', on r egion each year. Highways 62 and €3, a::id on the This se:tion is notable for catt.e r11ls-, . main line of th.e Frisco rai'.way. i!::===:.i Recently the highways have been ~ ng and orchards. Poultry raising has bean much Lr;p"'oyed, and contracts have been let ·. extensively developed recently. The climate is exceptional, with an altitude of about 600 for the co:npletion with blacktop of the few f eet at its highest points, and mosquitoes are miles of gravel which remain. almost unknown. Average January tempei·a Travelers <an be accommodate d the ture is 51; average July temperature, 81; year round at Cabin Creek Mote.:, and Wooda verage ra:n.:al is 47.61 inches. land Courts; both new and modern, and at A wi::le-awake Community Development Metcalf's or the Hardy Hotel. There are fine S!Jmme.r resorts at Wahpeton 1° Rio Vista, Council has sponsored many improvement!!! in �the :r;-ast year, ,notably the new d)Ck at the community beach, which has attracted hundreds 'of vis:tors . Plans are uncer way for a? medical clinic· and a county. nu:se, as we 1 l as ) ! br~d r~w c~p fQ.r yo~ng p~le, "B!:!fil!a Vista," directed by Jul'a Banks <;1f Me1..!2J?his. Hard; ha-; an- unu~a ~ number of churches for a town of its size: Methodist, Baptbt, Church of Christ, Catholic, Pentecost, and I atter Day Saints. The school is i;- very - fine c:m'.lition, with a 1,ew y re:nndeled gymnasium containing the Coucity Vbrary and the Ame:-i~an YES, fishing at Hardy is fine, too! Look! What a catch! You'll like to fish in Beautiful Spring River Legion Hut; a Ho:ne Economics buil~ing, an Ag1i ;uitme building, good classrooms, a nice teacherage, a r. d plenty of space for rec~eat:on. Go ·L ty Agents co o~erate ' with · ·the corr.munity in a fine way. The town supports a li•·e weekly newspaper, The Tndependent. Peo::ile come to Hardy f om all sect' ons of this country, and we .h ave even ha:l visitors from far-away Scotland, who greatly en~yed this gem Q.f the Ozark region. --.,._ Start rraking plans now, for your next vacation trip, to Hardy, "the PLAYGROU ND OF THE OZARKS." �Any goo d spo rt like s l 0 8'W i m. Y'.o u ---w-il-1 ·~ ~ '' ~ike to ;sw im at our beach. 1 �Enjoy Your Summer Vacation at Hardy, Ark . . ! I This folder is a project of the Hardy Community Council. Printed in Hardy by The Independent � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Text Any textual data included in the document tt~, The Playground 1 (t'J~ Of The Ozarks ~!!] ARDY, Arkansas, a re:;ort town H of considerable note, is locate. d in ~ the foothills o.f the Ozarks, the ll\_Jl1j "lan::l o.f a mi\lion smil~3'', on Highways 62 and €3, a::id on the . main line of th.e Frisco rai'.way. i!::===:.i Recently the highways have been much Lr;p"'oyed, and contracts have been let ·. for the co:npletion with blacktop of the few miles of gravel which remain. Travelers <an be accommodated the year round at Cabin Creek Mote.:, and Woodland Courts; both new and modern, and at Metcalf's or the Hardy Hotel. There are fine S!Jmme.r resorts at Wahpeton1° Rio Vista, Woodan::l Courts, ·P,ose Hill, Boy Scout and Girl Scout camps, a YW·CA camp, Camp Mirimichee, and several other good camps. 'Tho us a n ds of peop·le enjoy this recreation.. r eg ion each year. This se:tion is notable for catt. e r11ls -, ~ ng and or cha rds. Poultry raising has bean extensively developed recently. The climate is exceptional, with an altitude of about 600 f eet at its highest points, and mosquitoes are almost unknown. Average January tempei·a ture is 51; average July temperature, 81; a verage ra:n.:al is 47.61 inches. A wi::le-awake Community Development Cou n cil has sponsored many improvement!!! in the :r;-ast year, ,notably the new d)Ck at the community beach, which has attracted hun- ) dreds 'of vis:tors. Plans are uncer way for a? medical clinic· and a county. nu:se, as we1l as ! br~d r~w c~p fQ.r yo~ng p~le, "B!:!fil!a Vista," directed by Jul'a Banks <;1f Me1..!2J?his. - Hard; ha-; an- unu~a ~ number of churches for a town of its size: Methodist, Baptbt, Church of Christ, Catholic, Pentecost, and I atter Day Saints. The school is i;- very - fine c:m'.lition, with a 1,ew y re:nndeled gymnasium containing the Coucity Vbrary and the Ame:-i~an YES, fishing at Hardy is fine, too! Look! What a catch! You'll like to fish in Beautiful Spring River Legion Hut; a Ho:ne Economics buil~ing, an Ag1i ;u itme building, good classrooms, a nice teacherage, a r. d plenty of space for rec~eat:on. Go ·L ty Agents co o~erate ' with · · the corr.munity in a fine way. The town supports a li•·e weekly newspaper, The Tndependent. Peo::ile come to Hardy f om all sect' ons of this country, and we .have even ha:l visitors from far-away Scotland, who greatly en~yed this gem Q.f the Ozark region. --.,._ Start rraking plans now, for your next vacation trip, to Hardy, "the PLAYGROUND OF THE OZARKS." Any good sport likes l 0 8'Wi m. Y'.o u --- w-il-1 ·~ ~ '' ~ike to ;swim at our 1beach . . ! I Enjoy Your Summer Vacation at Hardy, Ark . This folder is a project of the Hardy Community Council. Printed in Hardy by The Independent 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 1940 Title A name given to the resource 1940c. Hardy Pamphlet Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Hardy Community Council Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Press Scimitar Papers, Special Collections Department, University of Memphis Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Licensed for use by the Kia Kima Alumni Association in this historical display. https://www.memphis.edu/libraries/special-collections/ Girl Scouts Hardy Kamp Kiwani Spring River Stonework Architecture https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/4726f4179b8a8fb1e0d49847b0452d3a.pdf f201203a438a381ba5f171b7acee7e47 PDF Text Text aired terrier that 11ad !alien into ridge. NEGRO BOY SCOUT I · LEADER IS·HONORED I I Scoutmaster Bell Given Silver Beaver Award Memphis' first negro Boy Scout leader to get a Silver Beaver award ' "for outstanding service to Scouts" is Claude Bell, scoutmaster of Troop 100 in the Seminole division of Chickasaw Council. He was presented the award this week by Ed Dalstrom, vice president of the council ai:J.d chairman of inter-racial committee. Bell has a store on Mississippi. He has been a scoutmaster for 12 years and long active in church an d civic work. ·1 Chickasaw Coun cil during its hi story h as presen ted 21 Beaver · awards. One of th e speakers at the meet ing when Bell received tbe awar e was Dr. J. E. Walker, past cha irm a n of t he division, who made tw remarks that were described by Dr T . S. Eliot, Scout leader, as "exam. pl es of how our negro leaders 1 1sometimes say something short but powerful." One remark was this: "I love music, I love flowers, I love people. Tha t 's how I love God." The other: was: "Any man who can't lay his business aside long enough to help somebody hasn't got business · worth attending to." l I 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 Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous publications and papers by and about the Chickasaw Council. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document aired terrier that 11ad !alie n into ridge. NEGRO BOY SCOUT I · LEADER IS · HONORED I I Scoutmaster Bell Given Silver Beaver Award Memphis' first negro Boy Scout leader to get a Silver Beaver award ' "for outstanding service to Scouts" is Claude Bell, scoutmaster of Troop 100 in the Seminole division of Chickasaw Council. He was presented the award this week by Ed Dalstrom , vice president of the council ai:J.d c hairman lof inter-racial committee. Bell has a store on Mississippi. He has been a scoutmaster for 12 years and long active in church an d civic work. ·1 Chickasaw Coun c il during its hi s - tory h as pre sen ted 21 Beaver · awards. I One of th e speakers at the meet ing when Bell received tbe awar e was Dr. J. E. Walker , past c h a irm a n of t he division, who made tw remarks that were described b y Dr T . S. Eliot, Scout leader, as "exam. pl es of how our negro leaders 11 sometimes say something shor t but powerful." One remark was this: "I love I music, I love flowers, I love people. Tha t 's how I love God." The other: was: "Any man who can't lay his I business aside long enough to help somebody hasn't got business · worth attending to." 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 (12/6/1941) Press-Scimitar: Claude Bell Receives Silver Beaver Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Press-Scimitar Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Dalstrom Papers, Special Collections Department, University of Memphis Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Licensed for use by the Kia Kima Alumni Association in this historical display. https://www.memphis.edu/libraries/special-collections/ Periodical Seminole Division Silver Beaver https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/10f553a228a1f74cfd10d7d4cbecd442.pdf bae18bd3bccaccc23d0a86efd73b1d8f PDF Text Text � 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 Camp Currier Description An account of the resource This collections contains pictures and documents relating to the Chickasaw Council's camp in Eudora, Mississippi. 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. 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 Camp Currier Reservation Card Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chuck Schadrack Camp Currier 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. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1941 Kia Kima Patch Description An account of the resource For use in <a href="http://kiakimamuseum.org/exhibits/show/first-patch/first-patch">First Patch</a> exhibit. https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/2c553888f85eb885ed87e660ce6111f8.pdf 30aaf965133f6089bee47ad98335190b PDF Text Text Dr. George J. liaher, :Bo;y Scou.t9 of A...'ierlc2,, 2 Park Avenue, Ne1 Tork, 1-i. Y. Dee r Dr. Fiaher: l'<n1 rei1em'b1:1:.r, of oourso, tht1.t Mem his ime one of the first Ootme:Us (19:::a) to st ~:-.rt work among Negro boys i n the Sou;th. Th ie tmm s.t tho il1sp~rn.tio n o:t our good friend, Mr. Bolton Smith. Whe wor!~ has movod a lcng L\."ltl now for tile l a ot seven yea rs wf; •ve hn:.d J. A Beauel1rnJliJ:i ~mployed as Field Sxecu.tive fol" Negro work r:nd ,,,e haYett at the present time 6 t hirt,-.... seven Troo-p s and fiVtl Oub PHc..l!:s with a total boy manborship of 003 . In o-11 t his time wt:i have nevar a.vard@il a Silver Bee.ver to o. Negro beo.:::uae tho two :Be::z:vere ~.lloired to th~ Council hi:ive each 7ee.r botli been naeded. for outdendine; white leaders who could not wisely be passed ovor.. Tho Inter-Rc~cb.l Col'l}idttee hr.;,a di1:·H:m0 ~ed thi!! problem o.nd wo foel th:,'.t the need of sm:ie sigrti:Cioa'lt :raeognition to Negro lec,der~ l'l!:!..G become c.cute r:Uld t1e beliwe '11a t with adeq_i.JD.te reoogni tion ~o eou.ld incz-ease tha Negro leaders nnteriaJ.ly and, thereby. increase the number of Scouts ei.nd 'fro ops m.~teriall;r. In Viet1 of the large mllll"ber o:t Negro Troo1)e an.d. boys now enrolled and the num\>(Jl' of ye.~s in t-!hich no recor-;nition h:"!.s been given to the !ifegroea, Ne teel that a Silver Bea:vsr ought to be a~l0<l end we believe that this "t«.>uld ~1arrant your cor.wittee in e;iving a.n extra :Seaver for this Negro \•iork ir..:. the Ch.ie?~,.,,s~.'1 Council. We D.re 9 therefore, asking your considera tion of m.'l\king r>.:va.ilt:.ble to us an a.ddition.:tl Silver llce.vsr to be preoented to the outste.nd.1ng lfogro leader (we think this 1·1 0ultl be a SooutrN1eter who he..s given long o,nd vary efficient for this yef!-3. ser~ioe) �Oetober 22. 1941 If you desire eJtff! atld itional :taots we will be ha-:pp7 to furnish them to ;rou and 1:f' your eornmUtee is iirilling to npprove this, we wUl in.m:iadiE;.tely p repare tha I"ee()mmenda tMn and. ~nmd. U t(l) 70u. We have kno\m 'O f yo'lll' long f<'!Jld Ye-q intense interest 1n the i {tt"N Progr~1 ~ arJI>reoif'. te greatly' thllty hel:p rou e:i:;tendtld as head of tl1e Field l)C]_·ivttunent to Mr. &lton Smith in getting the work 'iltt»l'tad. We fll'G m.u't:l tlr~ t you pGrtonally rill be arud.crwa1 to cm eve17tld.ng 1"tl. ~!·a 'bo meike it more effecth•e. Ed Dslstrom, Ohairmn, Inter-lia.olal Committee A:':ip:rov~ - Mr. W. GoTdon Mon1s, Seout E:xeoutive ml:nh 00: Mr. Stanley A. Harris �t CHICKASAW COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA INCORPORATED PHONE 5-2351 501-507 COLUMBIAN MUTUAL TOWER MEMPHIS, TENN. NJ,-. E. e. Arthul'' BnuJ.e• L~ :BfUOe Oo., Me~1~. '~enneaeee .Dear ~. Brg,.co: Mr. Dalstrom requested that I send to you a ·copy of a letter he wJ-ote. to Dr. hQr.ge J. Fisher relat.tn· to a\'a1"d1ng an e:;.tra Silver :Bea.Yer tQ a ne~ Scouter thie year. I ei...m, ther~fore, enclos~ I~~ Da.letrom• .s 1ette~ of Octo·b er 22nd. For your infobntion Silver Bea.ve:-s a.re allotted to Councils on the basis of .o ne for '15 !roope and :f?-ocks, two for 75 to 100 ~roona and Po.eke and three· for 100 to 3'Q. .A.e: 0£ October Bl, we show~ tho followiiag ~eoori in, ·QhS.okasaw Counc;il: WHITE :SEA SCOmllS mTF..R-&OlAL TO~AL SOOYT~ ~BQQi§ 21.21 9'1 ·v 72 4 ma 37 2731 134 • 378 ) 5 L _ 18 ~ eince:oel.1' hope that U will be. ssible to .s eoure an eA.dltional :Bea.Yer for the Seminole Division, because 1 believe it will be the .p ea.test inspiration to these negr.oes ~t they cc:ruld ha.VQ.. !rhen too .:when you think of the t a..ci; the.t we now have ~62 units S.n the OouncU there is every reason to believe th..'71.t we wW �CHICKASAW COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA INCORPORATED PHONE 5-2351 501-507 COLUMBIAN MUTUAL TOWER MEMPHIS, TENN. Ootobe:t· B9" ·1941 be allotted three' Sil\rer. '.llea:nre for 1942. Nationa! Council be~es its allotment on Q'S cause, the the, tnembership ot yee.r 1n detenittt~ how~ SU.ver DQavare ~ ?-wa.rded in a Oouncu t mit l bel iev,e t}).a.t tn View of \he {p'eat ins.p!ra M.on end uplift whie.b will come from the e.wo.rd.1ng of a Sil?e.r. llea~, to a necn, that, DlrJ> Fi.sh.63r 'It tll .s.ee t,0 tt that ·t nh .:5'.s ifM:'.de Q .s,etbl~. ,Ja:n.tJ;;ry lat ,o f the ~elUng With kindest regards, l ~ W. Gordon l.'foJ'l"ie,. Soout :lllxeou.t lve M~. :$d: Dalstrom �I MEM BERS OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD FR ANK LIN 0. ROOSEVE L T, HONORARY PR E SIDENT HERBERT H OOVER , H ONORA RY VICE CO LIN H . LIVIN GSTO N E , CHARTERED BY CONGRESS JUNE/5 ,1 9 16 INCORPORATED FEBRUARY B, 1910 PRES I DENT Ho N O RAR Y V 1cE PAES! DE NT DA N I EL CA RTER BEAR D , H O N OR AR Y VICE PRESIDEN T WALTE R W. H EAD , PRESIDENT , ST . Louis. Mo , JO H N SH E RMAN HOYT , VICE PR ESIDENT , DARIEN , CO NN . ST UAR T W_ FRE N C H . VICE P R E SI D ENT , PASADENA.CA LIF . THEODORE ROOSEV E LT' Vt CE ME LL R. WI L KIN SO N , PRESIDENT , OYSTER VICE PRE S ID E NT , BAY, N.Y. ATLAN TA.GA . FRANK G. H 00VER , V I CE P RE SI DENT , NO. CANTON, 0 . DAN IE L CAR T ER BEA R D, NATIONA L SCOU T CoM M1 SSIO NER LEW IS GAW TRY , TRE A SUR ER TELEP H ONE L EXI NGTON 2-32·00 CABLE Al'.lOREss" BOYS CA Mt:R, NEW YO~K .. JA M ES E . W EST CHIEF' SCOUT E XECUTIVE GEORG E J . FIS H ER, DEPUTY CH IEF SCOUT EX ECU T IVE October 27, 1941 ADVI SORY COUNCIL L.W. SALOW/fll WHEELER MCMILLEN W. WARREN BARBOUR WILLIAM C. M EN N INGER F. A BE AN E.D . N I M S DANIEL CARTER BEARD E.W. PALMER JOH N M. BIERER REGINALD H. PARSONS W!LLJAM J. CAMPBELL WILLIAM H. POUCH SH E LDON CLARK PHILIP L. REED CHARLES E . COTTI NG G . BARRETT RICH HARMAR 0. OEN.NY, JR. V I CTOR F. RIDDER JAMES H. DOUGLAS, JR. THEODORE ROOSEVELT M A RSHALL Fl ELD H.R. SAfFO R D ELBERT K FRETWE LL EARL C . SA MS LEWIS GAWTRY PAUL w . SCH ENC K FRANCIS W . HATCH JOHN M . SCHIFF WALTER W. HEAD GEORGE ALBERT SMITH F RANK G. HOOVER ROBERT P . SNIFfE N AMORY HOUGHTO N CHARLES L . SOMMERS JOHN SHERMAN HOYT R .OOU GLAS STUART HA R RY C. KN I GHT DA NIEL A TO BIN HOW A RD F. G ILL ETT E PAUL W. LI T CHFIEL D T H Ot-l A S J.WATSO N COLIN H. LIV INGSTO NE JO H N M. PHI LLIPS R AYM O N D F . L O W FRANK BYRNES MAC DONALD RAY LYMAN WILBUR STUAR T W F R ENC H M Ell R. WILK I NSON FRANK W.WOZENCRAFT Mr. F,d. Dalstrom Chairman, Inter-Racial Committee Chickasaw Council, B.S.A. 501 Columbian Mutual Tower Memphis, Tenn. My L. W EI L dear Mr. Dalstrom: I have your good letter of October 22 and I am heartily in f avor of allocating an additional Silver Beaver Award to the allotment due the Chickasaw Council to use in hon~g one of your outst anding leaders. I think this is a splendid thing to do and will be greatly welcomed by the Negro Leaders. Therefore if you will fill in a bl ank and send it on we will act upon it promptly. Hearty congratulations on the f i ne service which the Chickasaw Council i s rendering to Negro boys. I am delighted that you have so many Troops and that you al so have a number of Packs. The example of the Memphis Council has meant much to other Southern citie s in going forward in the matter of making Scouting available to Negr o boys. ' . • D. Secretary - Committee on Awards for Distinguished Service GJFjCM .. BE PREPARED " A L L CO M M UNI C A T I ONS SHOULD B E A D DRESSE D T O T H E BOY SCOU T S O F A ME R I CA. 2 PARK AVE N U E . N EW YO RK . N . Y . / " 00 A GO O D TURN D A ILY" �NATIONAL OFFICERS FRANKLIN p. INCORPORATED CHARTERED BY CONGRESS FEBRUARY B, 19 10 JUNE 15,1916 COMMITTEE ON INTER-RACIAL SCOUTING ROOSEVELT, HONORARY PRESIDENT 2 HERBERT HOOVER, HONORARY VICE PRES10ENT COLIN H. LIVINGSTONE, HONORARY VICE PRESIDENT WALTER W. HEAD, PRESIDENT, ST. LOUIS, MO. PARK AVENUE E . W. PALMER, GENERAL CHAIRMAN tt1J~j'(;~tJ~" - ~J~ JOHN SHERMAN HOYT, VICE PRESIDENT , DARIEN, CONN. SECTION ON NEGRO WORK C. ARTHUR BRUCE, CHAIRMAN STUART W. FRENCH, VICE PRES!DENT, PASADENA, CALIF. TELEPHONE LEXINGTON 2 - 32·00 THEODORE ROOSEVELT, VICE PRESIDENT, OYSTER BAY, N. Y. CABLE ADCREss " BOYSCAMER.NEW YORK ,, MELL R. WILKINSON, VICE PRESIDENT 1 ATLANTA, GA. FRANK G. HOOVER, VICE PRESIDENT, NO. CANTON, O. LEWIS GAWTRY, TREASURER JAMES Eo WESi, CHIEF SCOUT EXECUTIVE DIVISION OF OPERATIONS GEORGE J, FISHER, DEPUTY CHIEF SCOUT EXECUTIVE SERVICES CAMPING & ACTIVITIES, CUBBING, ENGINEERING, FIELD, HEALTH AND SAFETY, INTER-RACIAL, RURAL SCOUTING, SENIOR SCOUTING DIVISIONAL COMMITTEE November 6, 1941 MARSHALL FIELD, CHAIRMAN FRANK G, HOOVER, VICE CHAIRMAN R. E. JONES WAL TEA BELKNAP THOMAS JESSE JONES ROBERT P . DANIEL J. R. E. LEE ROBERT FAUCETTE FRED MCCUISTION LEO M . FAVROT L. E. MANSFIELD G. J . FISHER E. P. ROBERTS JOSEPH GLENN PAUL W. SCHENCK LUTHER HODGES GLENN H. HOLLOWAY FRANK SWEENEY ARTHUR HOWE JOHN WEBB A. L. JACKSON MELL R. WILKINSON CARLILE BOLTON-SMITH SECTION ON INDIAN AFFAIRS RICHARD RE10 1 CHAIRMAN W.W. BEATTY JOHN COLLIER FRED W. HODGE THOMAS JESSE JONES LEWIS MERIAM CHARLES J. RHOADS WM. CARSON RYAN, JR. CLARK WISSLER STANLEY A. HARRIS, DIRECTOR A. J , TAYLOR, ASSISTANT TO THE DIRECTOR ARTHUR A. SCHUCK, DIRECTOR Mr. Ed. Dalstrom Chairman, Inter-Racial Committee Chickasaw Colllicil, B.S.A. 501 Columbian Mutual Tower Memphis, Tenn. Dear Ed: Dr. Fisher sent me copy of his letter of the 27th and I am enclosing copy of my reply to him. I should say that he responded just as I thought he would and that there is no need for me to truce the matter up further. The rest is up to you. Congratulations and best wishest Be sure that the awarding is made a real occasion. Cordially yours, w;! s~u~ o~=A ~A. Hf-JillIS, ...,_____ Nati~l Director of Inter-Racial Activities S.AH:mt "BE PREPARED" ALL COMMUNICATIONS SHOULD BE ADDRESSED TO THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA. 2 PARK AVENUE. NEW YORK, N.Y. "DO A GOOD TURN DAILY" �Nover:1ber 18, 1941 0couts of ArJer i ca, Af t er revi ewi nr: t he att ached qualif i c {)_t i~ n s on whi ch t o bas o t he Award._, of t he Silver Deaver to a vcout er· of t he Sen i nole Division, the Awurds and l:esolutions Conr.1ittee has decided to recoDI:1enc1 tha t t he Awar d fo r 1921.l b e given to Claude l{ . Bell, Scout Easter of Troupe No. 100. The CooI:iittee of t he Seninole Division, con.posed of 11. S. Stuart, Dr. J·.. E. ·.';alker, and Rev. J .• .A. 0 ..1en, oric i .nally S Ue_~geste a Char l es Lhatnan f or t he Avmrd, but af t er di scussing t hi s with -Jr. U. 3 . Stuart, who rms t he Chairnan oi' t~1 is c oru:litt ee , t hey· I'ecogni ze t hat Claude Bell s houl a. r ece ive t his Award. V'; hile t he Cor:TI1ittee 01· .ici nally r e cognized Dell's merit, theytook undue consi<lerat i on of hi s age. They considered t h.at t he t wo rnen wer e about equal, and t hat the Awar d should go to t he older nan. rrhe reeognization of age i n t h is case was stri ctly based on nlsunder stand Lnp; . Yours very truly, l~a ~ IJaI stror.1 Chairnan Int cr-it:ac ial Con:::1i t t ee Eu : l3I( ChicLusan Counci l, D. S. A. Menber - Awards .r.• Resolutions Con. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous publications and papers by and about the Chickasaw Council. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document Dr. George J. liaher, :Bo;y Scou.t9 of A...'ierlc2,, 2 Park Avenue, Ne1 Tork, 1-i. Y. Dee r Dr. Fiaher : l'<n1 rei1e m'b1:1:.r, of oourso , tht1. t Mem his ime one of the first Ootme:Us (19:::a) to st ~:-.rt work among Negro boys i n the Sou;th . Th ie tmm s. t tho il1sp~rn. tio n o:t our good friend, Mr . Bolton Smith. Whe wor!~ h as movod a lcng L\."ltl now for tile l a ot seven yea rs wf; •ve hn:.d J. A Beauel1rnJliJ:i ~mp loyed as Field Sxecu.tive fol" Negro work r:nd ,,,e haYett at the present time 6 t h irt,-.... seven Troo-ps and fiVtl Oub PH c..l!:s with a total boy manborship of 003 . In o-11 t h is time wt:i have nevar a.vard@il a Silver Be e.ver to o. Negro beo.:::uae tho two :Be::z:vere ~.lloired to th~ Council h i:ive each 7ee.r botli been naeded. for outdendine; white leaders who could not wisely be passed ovor.. Tho Inter-Rc~ cb.l Col'l}idttee hr.;,a di1:·H:m0 ~e d thi!! p roblem o.nd wo foel th:,'. t the need of sm:ie sigrti:Cioa'lt :raeognition to Negro lec,der~ l'l!:!..G become c.cute r:Uld t1e beliwe '11a t with adeq_i.JD.te reoogni tion ~o eou.ld incz-e ase tha Negro leaders nnteriaJ.ly and, thereby. increase the number of Scouts ei.nd 'fro ops m.~teriall;r. In Viet1 of the large mllll"ber o:t Negro Troo1)e an.d. boys now enrolled and the num\>(Jl' of ye.~s in t-!hich no recor-;nition h:"!.s been given to the !ifegroea, Ne teel that a Silver Bea:vsr ought to be a~l0<l end we believe that this "t«.>uld ~1arrant your cor.wittee in e;iving a.n extra :Se a ver for this Negro \•iork ir..:. the Ch.ie?~,.,,s~.'1 Council. We D.re 9 therefore, ask ing your considera tion of m.'l\king r>.:va.ilt:.ble to us an a.ddition.:tl Silver llce.vsr to be p reoented to the outste.nd.1ng lfogro leader (we think this 1·10ultl be a SooutrN1eter who he..s given long o,nd vary efficient ser~ioe) for this yef!-3. Oetober 22. 1941 If you desire eJtff! atld itional :taots we will be ha-:pp7 to furnish them to ;rou and 1:f' your eornmUtee is iirilling to npprove this, we wUl in.m:iadiE;.tely prepare tha I"ee()mmendatMn and. ~nmd. U t(l) 70u. We have kno\m 'Of yo'lll' long f<'!Jld Ye-q intense interest 1n the i {tt"N Progr~1 ~ arJI>reoif'.te greatly' thllty hel:p rou e:i:;tendtld as head of tl1e Field l)C]_·ivttunent to Mr. &lton Smith in getting the work 'iltt»l'tad. We fll'G m.u't:l tlr~ t you pGrtonally rill be arud.crwa1 to cm eve17tld.ng 1"tl. ~!·a 'bo meike it more effecth•e. A:':ip:rov~ - Mr. W. GoTdon Mon1s, Seout E:xeoutive ml:nh 00: Mr. Stanley A. Harris Ed Dslstrom, Ohairmn, Inter-lia.olal Committee t NJ,-. e. Arthul'' BnuJ.e• E. L~ :BfUOe Oo., Me~1~. ' ~enneaeee .Dear ~. Brg,.co: CHICKASAW COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA INCORPORATED PHONE 5-2351 501-507 COLUMBIAN MUTUAL TOWER MEMPHIS, TENN. Mr. Dalstrom requested that I send to you a ·copy of a letter he wJ-ote . to Dr. hQr.ge J. Fisher relat.tn· to a\'a1"d1ng an e:;.tra Silver :Bea.Yer tQ a ne~ Scouter thie year. I ei...m, ther~fore, enclos~ I~~ Da.letrom • .s 1ette~ of Octo·ber 22nd. For your infobntion Silver Bea.ve:-s a.re allotted to Councils on the basis of .one for '15 !roope and :f?-o cks, two for 75 to 100 ~roona and Po.eke and three· for 100 to 3'Q. .A.e: 0£ October Bl, we show~ tho followiiag ~eoori in, ·QhS.okasaw Counc;il: SOOYT~ ~BQQi§ WHITE 21.21 9'1 ·v :SEA SCOmllS 72 4 mTF..R-&OlAL ma 37 5 • ) L _ TO~AL 2731 134 378 18 ~ eince:oel.1' hope that U will be. ssible to .seoure an eA.dltional :Bea.Yer for the Seminole Division, because 1 believe it will be the .pea.test inspiration to these negr.oes ~t they cc:ruld ha.VQ. . !rhen too .:when you think of the t a..ci; the.t we now have ~62 units S.n the OouncU there is every reason to believe th..'71.t we wW CHICKASAW COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA INCORPORATED PHONE 5-2351 501-507 COLUMBIAN MUTUAL TOWER MEMPHIS, TENN. Ootobe:t· B9" · 1941 be allotted three' Sil\rer. '.llea:nre for 1942. Q'S cause, the Nationa! Council be~e s its allotment on the, tnembership ot ,Ja:n.tJ;;ry lat ,of the ~elUng yee.r 1n detenittt~ how~ SU. ver DQavare ~ ?-wa.rded in a Oouncu t mit l bel iev,e t}).a.t tn View of \he {p'eat ins.p!ra M.on end uplift wh ie.b will come from the e.wo.rd.1ng of a Sil ?e.r. llea~, to a necn, that, DlrJ> Fi.sh.63r 'It tll .s.ee t,0 tt that ·tnh .:5'.s ifM:'.de Q .s,etbl~. With kindest regards, l ~ W. Gordon l.'foJ'l"ie,. Soout :lllxeou.t lve M~. :$d: Dalstrom I MEM BERS OF THE EXECUT I VE BOARD FR ANK LIN 0. ROOSEVE LT, HONORARY PR ESIDENT HERBERT HOOVER , H ONORA RY VICE PRES IDENT CO LIN H . LIVIN GSTON E , Ho N O RARY V 1cE PAES! DENT DA N I EL C ARTER BEAR D , H O NORARY VICE PRESIDEN T W ALTE R W. H EAD , PRESIDENT , ST. Louis. Mo , INCORPORATED FEBRUARY B, 1910 CHARTERED BY CONGRESS JUNE/5 ,1 9 16 JOH N SH E RMAN HOYT, VICE PR ESIDENT, DARIEN , CO NN . ST UART W_ FRE N C H . VICE P RESI D ENT , PASADENA.CALIF. THEODORE ROOSEV E LT' Vt CE PR ESIDENT, OYSTER BAY, N.Y. MELL R. WI LKIN SO N , VICE PRES ID E NT, ATLAN TA.GA . FRANK G. H 00VER , V I CE P RE SIDENT , NO. CANTON, 0 . DAN IE L CAR T ER BEARD, NATIONA L SCOU T CoMM1 SSIO NER LEW IS GA W TRY , TRE A SUR ER TELEPH ONE LEXI NGTON 2-32·00 CABLE Al'.lOREss" BOYSCAMt:R, NEW YO~K .. JAM E S E . W E ST CHIEF' SCOUT EXECUTIVE GEORGE J . FIS H ER, DEPUTY CH IEF SCOUT EXE CU T IVE Octob er 27, 1941 ADVI SORY COUNCIL STUAR T W F R ENC H HOW A RD F. G ILLETT E COLIN H. LIVINGSTO NE JO H N M. PHI LLIPS M Ell R. WILK INSON Mr. F,d. Dalstrom Chairman, Inter-Racial Committee Chickasaw Council, B.S. A. 501 Columbian Mutual Tower Memphis, Tenn. My dear Mr. Da lstrom: L.W. SALOW/fll W. WARREN BARBOUR F. A BE AN D ANIEL CARTER BEARD JOH N M. BIERER W!LLJAM J. CAMPBELL SH E LDON CLARK CHARLES E. COTTI NG HARMAR 0. OEN.NY, JR. JAMES H . DOUGLAS, JR. M A RSHALL Fl ELD ELBERT K FRETWE LL LEWIS GAWTRY FRANCIS W . HATCH WALTER W. HEAD F RANK G. HOOVER AMORY HOUGHTON JOHN SHERMAN HOYT HA RRY C. KN IGHT PAUL W. LITCHFIELD R AYMON D F . L O W BYRNES MAC DONALD WHEELER MCMILLEN WILLIAM C. M EN N INGER E.D . N I M S E.W. PALMER REGINALD H. PARSONS WILLIAM H. POUCH PHILIP L. REED G . BARRETT RICH VICTOR F. RIDDER THEODORE ROOSEVELT H.R. SAfFO R D EARL C . SA MS PAUL w. SCH ENCK JOHN M . SCHIFF GEORGE ALBERT SMITH ROBERT P. SNIFfEN CHARLES L . SOMMERS R .OOU GLAS STUART DANIEL A TOBIN TH Ot-lAS J.WATSO N FRANK L. W EI L RAY LYMAN WILBUR FRANK W.WOZENCRAFT I have your good letter of October 22 and I am heartily in f avor of allocating an additional Silver Be av er Award to the allotment due the Chickasaw Council to use in hon~g one of y our ou ts t anding leaders. I think this is a splendid thing to do and will be gre a tly welcomed by the Negro Leaders. Therefore if y ou will fill in a bl ank and send it on we will act upon it promptly. .. BE PREPARED " He arty congratulations on the f i ne service which the Chickas a w Coun cil i s rendering to Negro boys. I am delighted that y ou have so many Troops and tha t you a l so have a number of Pa cks. The examp le of the Memphis Council ha s me ant muc h to other Southern cities in going forwa rd in the matter of making Scouting ava ilable to Ne gr o boys. ' . • D. Secretary - Committee on GJFjCM Awa rds for Distinguished Service / A L L CO M M UNI C A T I ONS SHOULD B E A D DRESSE D T O T H E BOY SCOU T S O F A ME R I CA. 2 PARK AVE N U E . N EW YO RK . N . Y . " 00 A GO O D TURN D A ILY" NATIONAL OFFICERS FRANKLIN p. ROOSEVELT, HONORARY PRESIDENT HERBERT HOOVER, HONORARY VICE PRES10ENT COLIN H. LIVINGSTONE, HONORARY VICE PRESIDENT WALTER W. HEAD, PRESIDENT, ST. LOUIS, MO. JOHN SHERMAN HOYT, VICE PRESIDENT, DARIEN, CONN. STUART W. FRENCH, VICE PRES!DENT, PASADENA, CALIF. THEODORE ROOSEVELT, VICE PRESIDENT, OYSTER BAY, N. Y. MELL R. WILKINSON, VICE PRESIDENT 1 ATLANTA, GA. FRANK G. HOOVER, VICE PRESIDENT, NO. CANTON, O. LEWIS GAWTRY, TREASURER JAMES Eo WESi, CHIEF SCOUT EXECUTIVE GEORGE J, FISHER, DEPUTY CHIEF SCOUT EXECUTIVE DIVISIONAL COMMITTEE MARSHALL FIELD, CHAIRMAN FRANK G, HOOVER, VICE CHAIRMAN ARTHUR A. SCHUCK, DIRECTOR INCORPORATED FEBRUARY B, 19 10 CHARTERED BY CONGRESS JUNE 15,1916 2 PARK AVENUE tt1J~j'(;~tJ~" - ~J~ TELEPHONE LEXINGTON 2 - 32·00 CABLE ADCREss" BOYSCAMER.NEW YORK ,, DIVISION OF OPERATIONS SERVICES CAMPING & ACTIVITIES, CUBBING, ENGINEERING, FIELD, HEALTH AND SAFETY, INTER-RACIAL, RURAL SCOUTING, SENIOR SCOUTING November 6, 1941 Mr. Ed. Dalstrom Chairman, Inter-Racial Committee Chickasaw Colllicil, B.S.A. 501 Columbian Mutual Tower Memphis, Tenn. Dear Ed: COMMITTEE ON INTER-RACIAL SCOUTING E. W. PALMER, GENERAL CHAIRMAN SECTION ON NEGRO WORK C. ARTHUR BRUCE, CHAIRMAN WAL TEA BELKNAP ROBERT P. DANIEL ROBERT FAUCETTE LEO M. FAVROT G. J . FISHER JOSEPH GLENN LUTHER HODGES GLENN H. HOLLOWAY R. E. JONES THOMAS JESSE JONES J. R. E. LEE FRED MCCUISTION L. E. MANSFIELD E. P. ROBERTS PAUL W. SCHENCK FRANK SWEENEY ARTHUR HOWE JOHN WEBB A. L. JACKSON MELL R. WILKINSON CARLILE BOLTON-SMITH SECTION ON INDIAN AFFAIRS RICHARD RE10 1 CHAIRMAN W.W. BEATTY JOHN COLLIER FRED W. HODGE THOMAS JESSE JONES LEWIS MERIAM CHARLES J. RHOADS WM. CARSON RYAN, JR. CLARK WISSLER STANLEY A. HARRIS, DIRECTOR A. J , TAYLOR, ASSISTANT TO THE DIRECTOR Dr. Fisher sent me copy of his letter of the 27th and I am enclosing copy of my reply to him. I should say that he responded just as I thought he would and that there is no need for me to truce "BE PREPARED" the matter up further. The rest is up to you. Congratulations and best wishest Be sure that the awarding is made a real occasion. S.AH:mt Cordially yours, w;! s~u~ o~=A ~A. Hf-JillIS, ...,_____ Nati~l Director of Inter-Racial Activities ALL COMMUNICATIONS SHOULD BE ADDRESSED TO THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA. 2 PARK AVENUE. NEW YORK, N.Y. "DO A GOOD TURN DAILY" Nove r:1ber 18 , 1941 0co u ts of ArJ er i ca, Af t er revi ew i nr: t he att a ch e d qua lif i c {)_t i~ n s on whi ch t o bas o t he Awar d._, of t he S ilver De a ver to a vcout er· of t he Sen i n ole Division, the Aw urds an d l:esolu tion s Conr.1 ittee h as decided to recoDI:1 enc1 tha t t h e Awar d fo r 1921 .l b e g iven to Claude l{ . Be ll, Scout East er of Troupe No. 100. Th e CooI:i ittee of t he Se ninole Division, con.p o sed of 11 . S . Stuart, Dr. J· .. E. ·.'; a lker, a nd Rev. J .• . A. 0 .. 1en, ori c i .n ally S Ue~g este a Ch a r l es Lh atnan f or t he Avm rd, but af t er d i scussing t his with -Jr. U. 3 . Stuart, who rm s t h e Ch airn a n oi' t~1 is c oru:li tte e , t h ey· I'ecogni ze t hat Claude Bell s h oul a. r e c e ive t h is Awa rd. V'; h ile t he Co r:TI1 ittee 01· .ic i nally r e co gnized Dell's merit, the ytook un due consi<le rat i on of hi s a ge. They co n sidered t h.a t t he t wo rn en we r e ab out equal, and t h at the Awa r d sh ould go to t h e older nan. rrh e reeognization of ag e i n t h is case wa s stri ctly based on nls under stand Lnp; . Eu :: l3I( Your s v er y truly, l~a ~ IJaI stror.1 Chairnan In t cr- it: ac ial Con:::1i t t ee Chic Lusan Cou nci l, D. S. A. Menber - Awards .r .• Resolutions Con. 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 1941 Title A name given to the resource 1941 Letters re First Silver Beaver Award in Seminole Division in Chickasaw Council Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Dalstrom Papers, Special Collections Department, University of Memphis Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Licensed for use by the Kia Kima Alumni Association in this historical display. https://www.memphis.edu/libraries/special-collections/ Letters Seminole Division Silver Beaver https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/102ef1df2f40ba85ba429f5184ba989f.pdf 8c313d24503701b1af0639931323b4a4 PDF Text Text CHICKASAW COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA INCORPORATED PHONE 5-2351 501-507 COLUMBIAN MUTUAL TOWER MEMPHIS, TENN. September 23 s 1941 . r . Edwin Dal strom, 345 S. Front St . , . emphis, Tennessee Dear Mr . Dal st rom: On Au st 1st the Executive :Soard authorized the sa le of Kamp Kia : ima to the Eas tern .A rkansa s ouncil at a p rice of $7 1 500 .00 and I immediately advi sed the Eas tern Arkansas Council to this effect. Next a tta ched is a m:L11eogra1)hed copy of a letter which has just been received from ID.". A. Carlson. President of the Eas tern Arkansas Council, in which the off er is refused . In a s much a s no t hing is sta ted i n rr. Carlson ' s letter regarding the renta l of the Kamp for another yea:r it is a ssu.r"ned that the East ern Arkans as Council 1ill not be interested .. Howeve:r, ve written to Mr . Carlson to get a de inite expression on I thi s point and if they de sire to rent the Kai"ltp , of course , the matter will be brought to the :Board at its next meeting;. ·lGN:nl1. Enc 5 �POINSETT LUM13Im. At"'il'D MAlTUFAC'l1URING COMP.A1TY TRUMA.l'l"N WORKS . c 0 p y September 18,1941 Chickasaw Council, Boy Scouts of .America, 501-507 Colurnbia.'1. Mutual Tower, Memphis, Tenn. Attention: Mr. W. G. Morris,Scout Executive Dear Mr. Morris: Your letter of August 22 regarding t·he sale of Kamp Kia Kima to the Eastern Arkansas Council was considered cuite seriously at a meeting of our Executive Board last Tuesday, September 16. While, of course, we were quite reluctant to pass up the opportunity of acquiring a ca.rap which had been used for a number of years for tho purpose for which we wish to use it, yot it was felt t.hE.t owing to the limited financial resources of our Council and the fact that tho camp o.s at present is not entirely suitublo for the current opinions ns to the best method of conducting tho camps, and tho further fact th....'1.t rather oxtonsi vc repairs will be necessary in order to ma.kc it oven sorvicco.blo for next year, it was tho unanimous opinion th[l.t wo would ho.ve to decline your offer. We approcin.to quite thoroughly tho ln.rge amount of sentiment attD.ched to this camp by the people of Memphis, and it is not our intention to reflect in nny wo.,y on this sentiment which is praiseworthy, but this sentiment docs not at the present exist among tho scouts nnd scoutcrs of Eastern Arkansas, and n. like son timcnt would hn,vo to be built up, which could be clone as well at another camp a.s at Kamp Kia Kima. Inasmuch as it is necessary under our conditions to koop the :Boy Scou.ts as an c1.ctivc, progressive orgrui.ization, we do not feel thnt we nro justified in :placing v.ny financial value on the sentiment which e:dsts in n.nothcr, nlthough allied association. Wo arc, therefore, cn,nvassing other sites in the same general territory, of which there app enr to be n.t lee.st fi vc reasonably well sui to cl for our purposes, and will proceed with tho development of tho camp, which we believe will fit in with tho present thought on cn.mping fully ri.s well as Krunp Kia. Kima. Wo o.pprociatc very much the spirit of coopcra.tion which you have shown, o.nd regret tlmt we cannot use these negotiations as an excuse to moot with you and your group more often. Kindly convoy our utmost appreciation to tho other mom·oors whoh..nvc boon present nt tho various interviews. With best personal regards, we n.rc Yours very truly � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Kia Kima Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous papers and publications by Kia Kima including promotional flyers, Camper Handbooks, staff materials, and program materials. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document . r . Edwin Da l strom, 345 S. Front St . , . emphis, Tennessee Dear Mr . Da l st rom: CHICKASAW COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA INCORPORATED PHONE 5-2351 501-507 COLUMBIAN MUTUAL TOWER MEMPHIS, TENN. September 23 s 1941 On Au st 1st the Executive :So ard authorized the s a le of Kamp Kia : ima to the Eas tern .Arkansa s ouncil at a p rice of $7 1 500 .00 a nd I imme diately advised the Eastern Arka nsas Council to this effect. Next a tta ched is a m:L11eogr a1)hed copy of a letter which has jus t been received from ID." . A. Carlson. President of the Eas tern Arkansas Counc il, in which the off e r is refused. In a s much a s no t hing is sta ted i n rr . Ca rlson ' s lett er rega rdi ng the renta l of the Kamp for another yea:r it is a ssu.r"ned that the East ern Arkans as Counc il 1ill not be interes ted .. Howeve:r, I ve written to Mr . Ca rlson to get a d e inite expression on thi s p oint and if they de sire to rent the Kai"ltp , of cou rse , the ma tter will be brought to the :Board at its next meeting;. ·lGN:nl1. Enc 5 POINSETT LUM13Im. At"'il'D MAlTUFAC'l1URING COMP.A1TY TRUMA.l'l"N WORKS . c 0 p y September 18,1941 Chickasaw Council, Boy Scouts of .America, 501-507 Colurnbia.'1. Mutual Tower, Memphis, Tenn. Attention: Mr. W. G. Morris,Scout Executive Dear Mr. Morris: Your letter of August 22 regarding t ·he sale of Kamp Kia Kima to the Eastern Arkansas Council was considered cuite seriously at a meeting of our Executive Board last Tuesday, September 16. While, of course, we were quite reluctant to pass up the opportunity of acquiring a ca.rap which had been used for a number of years for tho purpose for which we wish to use it, yot it was felt t.hE.t owing to the limited financial resources of our Council and the fact that tho camp o.s at present is not entirely suitublo for the current opinions ns to the best method of conducting tho camps, and tho further fact th....'1.t rather oxtonsi vc repairs will be necessary in order to ma.kc it oven sorvicco.blo for next year, it was tho unanimous opinion th[l.t wo would ho.ve to decline your offer. We approcin.to quite thoroughly tho ln.rge amount of sentiment attD.ched to this camp by the people of Memphis, and it is not our intention to reflect in nny wo.,y on this sentiment which is praiseworthy, but this sentiment docs not at the present exist among tho scouts nnd scoutcrs of Eastern Arkansas, and n. like son timcnt would hn,vo to be built up, which could be clone as well at another camp a.s at Kamp Kia Kima. Inasmuch as it is necessary under our conditions to koop the :Boy Scou.ts as an c1.ctivc, progressive orgrui.ization, we do not feel thnt we nro justified in :placing v.ny financial value on the sentiment which e:dsts in n.nothcr, nlthough allied association. Wo arc, therefore, cn,nvassing other sites in the same general territory, of which there app enr to be n.t lee.st fi vc reasonably well sui to cl for our purposes, and will proceed with tho development of tho camp, which we believe will fit in with tho present thought on cn.mping fully ri.s well as Krunp Kia. Kima. Wo o.pprociatc very much the spirit of coopcra.tion which you have shown, o.nd regret tlmt we cannot use these negotiations as an excuse to moot with you and your group more often. Kindly convoy our utmost appreciation to tho other mom·oors whoh .. nvc boon present nt tho various interviews. With best personal regards, we n.rc Yours very truly 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 1941 Letters re Potential Sale of Kia Kima to Eastern Arkansas Council Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Dalstrom Papers, Special Collections Department, University of Memphis Libraries Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1941 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Licensed for use by the Kia Kima Alumni Association in this historical display. https://www.memphis.edu/libraries/special-collections/ Camp Cedar Valley Letters https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/91a3f5d6150465e0d2b8b6a993c2cc6d.pdf 0d54b50b49a28609a712f4876cf91753 PDF Text Text 2 PARK AVENUE NEWYORK,N.Y. NATlOJ'\AL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF , \MERICA scouT ~~<;~;No. Tom ~8daon ~enn. g:,_£ Mama~!! 23, i941 IS AWARDED THIS CERTIFICATE THAT H£ HAS SATISFACTORILY MET THE REQUIREMENTS FOR TH£ MERIT BADGE IN Aid, Pioneering, Pul>lic Health, Safety ON BEHALF OF NATIONAL COUNCIL ,/,-~-~--= ~.. ~ .. ~~ �2 PARK AVENUE NEWYORK.N.Y. NATIONAL COUNCIL. BO"\' SCOUTS OF A:'lEIUCA ~--Dodso~n scouT OF TRooP NO. -G0-,--1-941-DATE _ ~ennessee STATE_ !S AWARDED THIS CERTIFICATE THAT HE HAS SATISFACTORIL Y MET THE REQUIREMEN TS FOR THE MERIT BADGE IN Tom 40 - - - Memphis ----Hov. Reading, Scholar.ship , Chemtst17, Oampin& ON BEHALF OF NATIONAL COUNCIL � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous publications and papers by and about the Chickasaw Council. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document 2 PARK AVENUE NEWYORK,N.Y. NATlOJ'\AL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF , \MERICA scouT Tom ~8daon ~~<;~;No . ~enn. g:,_£ Mama~!! 23, i941 IS AWARDED THIS CERTIFICATE THAT H£ HAS SATISFACTORILY MET THE REQUIREMENTS FOR TH£ MERIT BADGE IN Aid, Pioneering, Pul>lic Health, Safety ON BEHALF OF NATIONAL COUNCIL ,/,-~-~--= ~.. ~ ~~ .... 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 Merit Badge Card Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Boy Scouts of America Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chuck Schadrack Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Tom Dodson Card Merit Badge https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/d7e17bd2cb608bd8aece42fb7938ba3a.tif 4547bf3fbf508a9bdda688ea8c48bc63 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 Photos Description An account of the resource This collections contains general photos related to Scouting in the Chickasaw Council. Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. 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 (02/01/1942) Scouting Magazine: Photo of Chickasaw Council First Aid Demonstration Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available University of North Texas Libraries Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Boy Scouts of America National Scouting Museum Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Boy Scouts of America. Scouting, Volume 30, Number 2, February 1942, periodical, February 1942; New York, New York. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth313079/m1/25/: accessed March 18, 2019), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Boy Scouts of America National Scouting Museum. Periodical Picture https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/cf94dea854ec98d055985a4511885f12.pdf 9fd1490072a47379b9895dc65585a0bf PDF Text Text --~~~~~~~--:r--~~~~~..,...--=====-==============================~=====:::====F--F=::..- sss Bonita Is ~ 1ade For the first time in the history of Sea Scouting in Chickasaw Council, a 1'iemphis ship h a s won regional honors-the SSS Bonita has received the rating of regional flagship flotilla, in addition to that of flagship o'f the local squadron. Presentation of the award was made by Council President Henry Clayton. Commodore Ainsly · of the Memphis Yacht Club lauded Sea Scouting for its work in giving boys practical experince in the water. Last week the Bonita completed the standard ·,our Red Cross course. Regional Flagship I I left to right: Committee Co-Chairman J. R. Stokes, Committee Chairman H. P. Rooney, Committeeman S. S. Himmelhoch, Eugene Williams, First Mate Gordon Evans, Douglas McKenzie, Skipper Ed Shelton, Bill Seaton, Second Mate Otey Figures, Ed Haley, David Fowler, Edwin Mitchell, Red Cross Instructor A. J. Cory. Middle row, left to right: Charles Scott, Yeoman Jim Locke, Buddy Godsey, Sammy Arnett, James Lee, Ed Reeves, Bill Spickard, Bob Harrison, Fred Smith, Ted Teeters. Botton row, left to right: Crew Leader Dave Goodwin, Crew Leader Carlos Tutwiler, Crew .~~.,~--....:..__.->.- '.ICUc.....L'--~'"-~~~~~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous publications and papers by and about the Chickasaw Council. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document --~~~~~~~--:r--~~~~~..,...--=====-==============================~=====:::====F--F =::..- s s s Bonita Is ~ 1ade Regional Flagship I I For the first time in the history of Sea Scouting in Chickasaw Council, a 1'iemphis ship h a s won regional honors-the SSS Bonita has received the rating of regional flagship flotilla, in addition to that of flagship o'f the local squadron. Presentation of the award was made by Council President Henry Clayton. Commodore Ainsly · of the Memphis Yacht Club lauded Sea Scouting for its work in g iving boys practical experince in the water. Last week the Bonita completed the standard ·,our Red Cross course. left to right: Committee Co-Chairman J. R. Stokes, Committee Chairman H. P. Rooney, Committeeman S. S. Himmelhoch, Eugene Williams, First Mate Gordon Evans, Douglas McKenzie, Skipper Ed Shelton, Bill Seaton, Second Mate Otey Figures, Ed Haley, David Fowler, Edwin Mitchell, Red Cross Instructor A. J. Cory. Middle row, left to right: Charles Scott, Yeoman Jim Locke, Buddy Godsey, Sammy Arnett, James Lee, Ed Reeves, Bill Spickard, Bob Harrison, Fred Smith, Ted Teeters. Botton row, left to right: Crew Leader Dave Goodwin, Crew Leader Carlos Tutwiler, Crew .~~.,~--....:..__.->.- '.ICUc.....L'--~'"-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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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 (5/20/1942) Press-Scimitar: SSS Bonita is Made Regional Flagship Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Press-Scimitar Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Press Scimitar Papers, Special Collections Department, University of Memphis Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Licensed for use by the Kia Kima Alumni Association in this historical display. https://www.memphis.edu/libraries/special-collections/ Periodical Picture Sea Scouts https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/d4a342c07c974fd4959944c2b21ac48e.pdf 3294a64e5e77106282094631cfdc9b66 PDF Text Text �� 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 Other Camps Description An account of the resource Contains items relating to non-Chickasaw Council camps, including Camp Miramichee and Kamp Kiwani. Not all of the documents relating to these camps may be included in this Collection, as the documents may be discussing the interrelationship with the Chickasaw Council. For these reasons, it is better to browse using the item Tags for the individual camps:<br /><a href="http://kiakimamuseum.org/items/browse?tags=Kamp+Kiwani">Kamp Kiwani</a><br /><a href="http://kiakimamuseum.org/items/browse?tags=Camp+Miramichee">Camp Miramichee</a> 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 o.acon• :f~d a~;:~••Y riled for rooord Apr11 :G7 • 1942 and recorded John McK•• tnstrumont end rores0108 .Rin'"• Clark J.nd rec, rder ,T.hper l.l1 b'oIJ,V7",• l94i:.• orover c • o By_ Kefine th spott• ORDINATION •' 7 l cE:RTlf'lCllTE Of tnst, at 8 counobl convened at t be call or t he eby certify "e , tbs Undersigned ' ber rnotb Spri n(JS " Ark. Route ~. and a fter eatiefact Chur ch, llam ory PUgrama Homs Baptist experience, J )Q6e call t o t he ministry lllld Vl to his Chris tian e•a 1 tion tn regard 1 exam na d public y sat apar t and ordained J oe Price to 9 of Bible ooctrine, ,-,e so le~ly an l t Ni ht S work o! the Gospel ~i ni s try , on t he 13t h day of Feb. 194 , a g erv1ce e.30 o. Rev. w.T. ~iner , ~astor Rev.. J • .1.1. Bi!. t t., Misainnary J.A. Goodman , Deacon Odd1 e Johnsen, Deacon Robert Traw, Dea c~b .Amos Tra~1, \deacon} t r i tin& was fil ed for recor d on the i th day ot Tbe above and fo r egoing 1nst~~e~j4/4~ w A!ay, 194 ~ . at l pm and Recor • Gr over c. Ri ng , Clerk By_--=-:-:-- -=----- Kenneth Spotts, D.C. WARRANTY DEED KNOW ALL AIEN BY THESE PRESENTS: {) Tha t. lJ Belle Plesofsky, conveying my own separa t e pr ope r ty ~or a nd in cons lderat1on of the awn of Two Thous and One Hundr ed and fifty and no/100, ($<:: ,150.00) to me in hand pa id~ the receipt of r1hicb is hereby acknowl edged , do hereby gr ant, bargain, sell and convey unto THE EXECUTilJE BOARD OF THE EAST!'.RN ARKANSAS COUNCIL OF BOY SCOU!S OF AJ.!E!IICA and unto ita successors and ass igns for ver, the foll owing lands lying in the Nortbero District of Sherr Co nty and State of Arkansas, to-wit: "The Southeast quarter of the Southeast quarter a nd the South part o f the North halt of the Southeast quarter- (55. l? acres) des cribed as foll 0\'9S: Beginning at the Soutbeast Corner of said North Half of t he SEf; t hence, l'lest along 40 line a distance of 40o4l: ch· aina to the SW corner of s aid N! of t he SEf, thence North a di stance of 20 chai ns to the NW corner of the said Nt SEi, tUMi!'!.ift».!il'-X#tMl/iJ this being the center of the seO• t i on; thence south 70 degrees 15' E. a distance of 21.47 cha. to a point 150 yars S. of the NE corner of the NV/ SE; thence continuing on same 1'ea ring S 70 degrees 151 E., a distance of 7. 6:.: ohs. to a point on the right or East bank of ~pring Branch· thence ]fr 63 derees 45' E. a distance of 5.99 cha. to the center of South Fork ot Spri ng 4 1 "(;,r ~ht ence down the cen ter of s aid South Fork s:. 34 de grees 15 ' g •. a di s t ance of o:E. a ~isi~~~~e0~·2:;0a~~r~e~ho5 E. a distance of l . 83 cha ; thence south 83 degrees point oa Sec line 1 s, e nce N. 7o degrees E. a distance of 2.14 cha. t o 11.- llili SJL't· the~ce Sou~~ent~r ~f s aid South Fork 10. l" chs •. north of the SE corner of said Laing the point' O'f be i~in 8 ance of lO. l:c ohs. to the S& corner of said mJi SEf same the SEi and 40 acres fn the 8sBion~ining 55. 17 acres:, in the s. part of the Ni of tb Range Five (5) West of the Sth P 5;~ all in section seven (7) township nineteen (19) Nor ' 95.17 acres-. .. • • in Arkansas , and containi ng in the aggregate of TO HAV~ AND TO HOLD the same COUNCIL OF BOY SCOUTS OF AMER~;~ the appurtenances thereunto bell 1 and said THE SXECU'l'IVE BOARD OF THE EASTERN ARKAt.SAS unto 1 ts successors and asaigans forever, with all And I hereby coveant with~~ ng. CvUNCIL OF BOY SCOOTS OF AMERic! tsaid T...E EXECUTIVE BOARD UF THE ~AS ! RN ARKAl:SAS said lands against all claims wh that l Will forever wai:rant and defend the title to tbe l'itness my band and seal on t~i=v~~; 23 rday of December, 194~. llr~. Belle Plesotsky (L.S. ) 1ssued ~ f t,\'lB of Ar1<an o the s bf 'l'\.. l(N -------- ---- w;;res of the duly c 1ded t: soaid, ~ Dollar Dolla r and here Tc Dollar: claim accor the p t he au the r ct Ar t he e ~ • h1 ct ~d. 1 'l'a)t s~b ~ Cont -- )%" I.nary • d on the 4itb d ay ot and in cons 1deration .o.oo) t o me i n band ba r gain, sell and BOY SCOUl'S OF ALIERICA i ng in t h e Northern 'J f t he North halt lng 8 t t he Sout heast Ust ance o f 4 0.4<:: cb· l o f 20 c ha i ns t o the t h e center of the secl• 1oint 150 yars s. 70 degrees 15' E.., ne Bran ch; ~hence Fork o'I Spr ing! a d i stanc e o ;outh 83 d eg r e es . 14 chs. t o a~! 8 aid :ie SE ~r~~ saJJle :Jaid Nf o! b ~ of the (l9) Nort ' > nineteen o! ie a,;vegate J().Ns,4S : ,r.AS'l'.eRN .A!t th all i:; for e'ler, BN .ARY..41;~: to t ll' nd the t ; . ) S l'l AL Co!Oll1• &x. l0/l3/l94:c. The above end foregoing instr llaY, 194:c: at 3 pm and recorde;;ment ot wrtti on t hi s tho ~g Wes tiled r th day ot ~· Or record :J , l9~c:. 0 n the 6th da Grover C R • ing, Cler;. By 'Jt'B::=" .,..,__. nneth sp~ I ' ~C. Ri:;JJl:Jill-TlON DEED NO ._ _ 33os5 I rssued under the provisions ot Sect i ~ 0~ the Statutes of Arkansas , and Acto~~ B6 7c: t~ 8679 , both 1 ot of Arkansas, approved Merch :ca 19:c3 7 of the Acts of t h inclusive, ot Pop 1 bf the State of Arkansa s , ep r~v • and Act 375 of t e General Aeeemb e 8 Dtgeat TC.. ALL TO ,;HOlJ fH!::SE r~1';).e..~~SAl~~ch 14, 1941 The ~~a~cts Of the Cener!l ~t tl:e Staie !(;;OW YE' !HAT ' rtl1ERC.AS: l'HE FOLL~~L COt.E~GREo.'TI NG~ of Arkansaa : 8S8!!ibly Sharp ,/I NG Dl:.SCRI BED LAN . Parts of Section ,in the State o f Arkan~!aSI TtUAie.u L, l!-IE COU!l'l'Y o~ ' o-wit: ' - Sec , Twp. Range Acres .No.t SW ~ Yaar Forfeited l9N 40 oO 1931 3W 19N 3\T 40 00 SEt Sl'lf 1931 19N 40 00 3lf 1931 oWte reth eso :lid to th e Sta t e o f Ar k ansa s , at the County Tax Coll ector' s Sal e , for non- payment · dul taxes due ther eon for the year s here inabovo set :for t h; t ha t t he s ame hi\Ve been ide~ ~ ertified to the offi ce of the Commi s s i oner o:r State Lands of Arkansas, as is pr ovso~ d Y dl a vi; and t hat t he taxes , penalty and cos t s due thereon and t or whi ch same 1vere ' an expenses inc urr ed by t he St ate, amount to the sum of Nine Dollars and said 45 Cents, and t hat the taxes that 1voul d have a ccrued thereon, subsequent to D 11 s ale from the date o f such sal e t o the presen t time, amount to the sum o:r Sixty tour 0~1 ars and 10 Cents , making, i n t he ag~r egate , the sum o:r Seventy t hree an/ ar s and 55 Cen ts , from which t he amount of No Dollars h - No Cen t s of s uch subsequent tax es is deducted , t he same having been paid Doret ofore t o the proper officia l s of s aid County, leaving the swo of Seventy t hree lars and 55 Cents yet due and unpaid, AUD, YIH EREAS: Pouph A, Kastle and Susie Kestle . his wife ~~~~~ing t o be the OV1ner of s a id l ands , and ha vi ng filed the~~/~~! t~~~i./~;~a;:~;:r~~er the ding to l aw, s howing such ownershi p. And hevi ng paid 3~5 a r oved L!arcll 14 , 1941 , the s:ovisions of Act777 , a ppr o ved March <:8, 19~3 , agd ~ct t he ' rull amount necessary for the o f_Seventy three Dollars and 55 en 81 r edemption lands Lands i~1tll1n and t or the State of Ar NO\?, i'HEREFORE , •I ' Bush Binley, Commi ssioner o!u!t~~emoney s~ paid , and by vi r tue ot the kansas , tor and in c onsiderat i on o f the s aid d quitcla im unto t he said. ___ _ author! ty in me vested by law, do hereby reie:se e an his ~11fe all t J h A K st e a d S ie a Arkansas in and to ~ilid lands , or 1Vh1 he ri ght , t1 t l e and i n terest of the St ate of f confirmation sui t 0011 pending. ch ma b d by vi rtue o any b id petitioner T Y e hereafter acquired under en l d by t he State, unt o t e se artd O HAVE .6iND TO HOLD t h e s ame, as nori be unto !.heir heirs and assi gns forever. day of Anril _ , 194~ Tax YII TNEss MY HAND Alm OFFICIAL SEAL, t his - Sub~e~~na1 ty and costs .•• f 9.45 - Con r 1 en t Taxes .. • • . . . , i 54,10 - rma t1 on 1' De d ees. 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ME R I T B A D G E A P P L I C A T I 0 N SCOUTl:L"-STER 1 S .APPROVAL Scout.~,.,_..~~~---~----~-----~~----of Tr oop J who became a has to the b e st of my k..'1.owl ea.t:e p r operly p rep ared hiLlsel f fo r meet i n g the requireL' .!ents fo r a _ _.;;...:..__,=.-=--"+--=--=---.::;...- - ' - - - -- /-"7 Merit :3adr,e in,___..:__...:____:...:_.:..::..__-=--~---"'.-.,=.._....:..;:. ~~ Scout 1 Phone s (Address t //f. 1 ** * * *** ******** ***** * !,1E~IT SCOUT~·1ASTER * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** * * RDGE CO .Jl'Tf;3L0!1 ' S APPROV.AL fo r Serv i '16 <>.s l·~ r i t :aaQ.;;e Counselo r i n erc r.d a the Court of ~:on o r , I h a•.r. persona ll y exaoilied t h e above a!'pl icant tify t he. t ~ .e .i.as sat is:a c to r :..l y :pass ed ea ch r e q_ui:·eme nt a s set forth i n t he t Off ici ::i.l Rc.ncibook J:l._td a s a.skt.:d by tl::e Court of Hono r , i:1cb.di:1,f; the cc rrec " pe.rfo rrnan~e of demon s ~ ret io:-i rcq'l1i,red . 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous publications and papers by and about the Chickasaw Council. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document C J-t JC j(;\SJ\ 'vV COUPICJL, J J\l C. 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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 Chickasaw Council Merit Badge Application Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chuck Schadrack Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Tom Dodson Application Merit Badge 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 .. ... 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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 ... 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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 ~ -""" ~~~ ...... PC g;~g - 93 Re Re 42 JW 90 }le ·~111 ne llO AC 28 PC AC 24 PC AU 128 PO Re l5 68 AG I~ PO AC 1413 l'O t AO 14' PC AC i~ .Pe AC :41 PC- 44 ,., Hew Re Bew x Re a& x x Be :a-. Ni 8 x Re x AC I~ a ai .~ '° ~e '"* 3: PO AV itY .I"~ 76 AC 4: ,c New 50 AC P..out.e .l. ,'t,'2 .. • - r1"~ ~ l:S':l!~ P'O ~:::= AC AC Re - 1502 Ouldoa ?69 V'ance Bllt-bert"ori / ..... "' iO' m OolliervS.U•• tenn. /lt~:B. .. -· _y __.... .3' :l rra 1~?'4~ - j •• g 1'1~62 ... [~Sf > IJ'l> 8 (J) Bew :Rll x lal•ton. Jr. - _@., ~~~~~ Ci~m f ;:[ ::1 AC a PG AC 84 PC A.O l'.J.R. ~--- ,n -- 8(1) ... -""~-a• Aft.. UU Jlalls Bljg. n--""\\, , Jtt-ed. Morria<>n (E..J .. Morton rnr. -=-' ~-· lf~. .... e.i:s~ o.i= C" .... I\> ""' g~ia! "'"" "'... New fl 3!384 Cal"l'1$8 79 N:. Cooper 'A ... G. Darla fJ. Gt-anv1lle ~.Me)lenry "" "'o ~ ... q -~· 346 Hadiaen Aw. ~11 • .btk. 1859 Vint.on "' 8a. ~g~ =~ =' ~;g~ m" g,5''"3Q; :t" "' Q '<lo rn26a> ,il= ..."' :t l\>ID aa 0 - o;z ll>:l! 114 lass 2472 Centnl l ... 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/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/7fa753865b682e4b24bfff9fb8e2beaf.pdf a399bfe20ad86cff54930a8d35256764 PDF Text Text BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 2 PARK AVENUE , NEW YORK , N. y, EXPLORER ScouT_T=-"oc::m~D::...o=-d=.::cs..::o:..:n.:c.__ ___ _ ________ Troop N o_ _ __ ..::4:.;:0'--___ of Memuhi S State Tenn. 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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 Explorer First Honors Card Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Boy Scouts of America Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chuck Schadrack Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Tom Dodson Advancement Card Explorer https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/e871604827f29bd20ceeae4c39c7b2c2.pdf 645583466fd75a456fdda32949cc3dc6 PDF Text Text 1 ·;~. .'est Tar1es _., • =: D~' : xccut i ve c ou~ C~i c f ;c;outs of ,.merica ./~ n 2 :Jarl: mue Jear ., ., , • h . re- e1e c·cec.. as a I a-· ·)rcc1a -c -cr1c nonor s cn1n me Je1nn· b J: ;~er ica, l~e~L er o.Z t:~c I:a t.i.cnal _.ouncil o.: l>oy -~ couts uw.~ regret that I ho:'ve been able to cont r ibute practically no thin;; to our r-;a tional prorrram, even tho I ho.1i "' . e be en on 1 1 . T Lr1c J? o uo inc r;;:;f ues i.:, par .. icu ar y in promo ~.inc 1.Eero ,.,.c0ut1nz .. l "t ~ ~ 1 ~... J "! .. , ., , .., .. ~ l -·T I hs.u hoped tJ be a1Jlc to c..tteud. the &'1nual me ct i ns of the t· e 1y 1• t: ~72.S 11CC6 L33.r'l i.or ID.G ' • ·1 .LucI un.l.. ortuna ,., unc1_, 1 vo .J. • h a i..J.0::13. ~. ~ -, +v v ~' l:_ ~ trip t J St . Paul. ~ttem1 tlw a cxt meeting. I mD.:.:c I ~;cm.ono l e • , --~ ., that hJ '" C .« -Po'" r' :::. -1--,, ·::ill be n.0le to ~ -::.. 1" 1'..J- le ~n,..-1 0 ~" ..IJ.U.[-' i ·ltv r.· ~!:"' ffi"'~ 1.t:•""l."' n•~ ·".:> +i·n -. J-'1' ".:"" ID'' U1' ,V~.LCJ. 'i +t,,. Jt.. 0'u..lu - ~~, - V~W ( ncntion that• "1 the I ttl.;;ht • ?1 • 1 ,, l .L - J. i.-... 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't;.J. fl/. -'"\ ;l. t.;~;1 , ,.L...,1;. ~1 ~~. ,J,.\.; . ....~~ v ;.w • ' "' .._...,\...), 1o..J\:.. a(.;, :.. 1.._.,. . I../ f'il .4.,. One of tie most 0.ifficul t problc-nw that -.-m have is ""ho inability of t :ie nc[l'O boyG to s ecure the registration fee. Anot her problem is tha t b ccauGo they are ~·ron Li e very loi-: cs t incowo L)'OUp ior the most part. ;. s ~ . oon a s they are old -· . �Mr . James . .. .r.> ('.! 't . : VU • Guoue;h so they cun 1·ml" x~ t:.1cy are em:: 'loyed as cl eli VCl''Y boys u.f t er s chool nnc. that makes their a t tencancc at 'Lroon r.iecti ngs irrc01llar und make3 i t Cliff icult to h olcJ. -j- ~ ' e f o~r,, ~ 0 J ... J. v • .hcnev cr o.nd ·:;hor ev cr fr ee t J cal l on me. �MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD' NATIONAL OFFICERS FRANKLIN 0. ROOSEVELT, INCORPORATED FEBRUARY 8, 1910 HONORARY PRESIDENT CHARTERED BY CONGRESS JUNE 15, 1916 couN HOOVER, HONORARY VICE PRESIDENT H. LIVINGSTONE, HONORARY VICE PRESIDENT 2 DARIEN, THEODORE ROOSEVELT, VICE CONN. OYSTER BAY, N. Y. FRANK G, HOOVER, VICE PRESIDENT, No. CANTON, 0. STANFORD PARK AVENUE fjlj~~ 'ti~~~~~~b~ MELL R. WILKINSON, VICE PRESIDENT, ATLANTA, GA. RAY LYMAN WILBUR, YlCE PRESIDENT, UNIV., CALIF. TELEPHONE LEWIS GAWTRY, TREASURER LEXINGTON 2-3200 WHEELER MCMI LL EN WILLIAM C. MENNINGER E. D. NIMS WILLIAM J. CAMPBELL E.W. PALMER SHELDON CLARK REGINALD H. PARSONS CHARLES E. COTT!NG WILLIAM H. POUCH HARMAR D. DENNY, JR, PHILIP L, REED JAMES H. DOUGLAS, JR, G. BARRETT RICH CHERRYL. EMERSON VICTOR F. RIDDER MARSHALL FIELD THEODORE ROOSEVELT H. R. SAFFORD ELBERT K. FRETWELL JAMES E. WEST, CHIEF Scour EXECUTIVE GEORGE J. FISHER, L. W. BALDWIN F. A, BEAN JOHN M. BIERER WALTER W. HEAD, PRES I DENT, ST. LOU IS, Mo. JOHN SHERMAN HOYT, V! CE PRESIDENT, PRESIDENT, BYRNES MAC DONALD GEORGE E. ALLEN HERB~RT DEPUTY CHIEF Scour EXECUTIVE ADVISORY COUNCIL July "I, 1942 LEWIS GAWTRY EARL C. SAMS FRANC I S W. HATCH JOHN M. SCHIFF WALTER W. HEAD GEORGE ALBERT SMITH FRANK G. HOOVER ROBERT P. SNIFFEN AMORY HOUGHTON CHARLES l. SOMMERS STUART W. FRENCH JOHN SHERMAN HOYT R. DOUGLAS STUART HOWARD F. GILLETTE HARRY C. KNIGHT THOMAS J, WATSON COLIN H. LIVINGSTONE PAUL W. LITCHFIELD JOHN M. PHILLIPS RAYMOND F. LOW FRANK L. WEIL RAY LYMAN WILBUR FRA.NK W. WOZENCRAFT MELL R. WILKINSON Mr. Ed.win Dalston Graham Paper Co. Memphis, Tenn. Dear Mr. Dalston: It gives me great pleasure to notify you formally that at .t he 32nd Annual Meeting of tbe National Council, Boy Scouts of Amerioa, held in St. Paul, May 15th and 16th, you were unanimously re-elected as a Member at Large of the National Council, Boy Scouts of America.. Our meeting in St. Paul was an outstanding success. From everywhere we have received enthusiastic comments attesting to the values of the various sessions and especially the group discussions. All were largely attended and revealed evidenoe of intelligent understanding of the many outstanding problems of the Boy Scouts of America and our magnificent· opportunity for service to our country in its all-out War Program. The splendid messages from President Head, Dr. Howard McClusky, Bishop Sheil e.nd Governor Stassen, as well as others, were most stimulating. You have received a copy of SCOUTING giving you an account of the Annual Meeting sessions. Attached is a copy of & very -e ncouraging letter from the President of the United States. You will be glad to know that we are receiving many fine letters ot appreciation from Government authorities for services being rendered by Soouts in the War effort. It will be a pleasure to receive from you at any time suggestions or comments on any phase of Scouting. Yours for Viotory through Unity and Work BOY SCOUTS OF AKERICA ~ {:. Ut.t.vY' &ief Soout Executive Enol. Copy ot letter from President Roosevelt to Dr. West - Jlay l, 1942. ALL "BE PREPARED" COMMUNICATIONS SHOULD BE 2 AVENUE. PARK ADDRESSED NEW TO THE YORK. BOY N.Y . SCOUTS OF AMERICA. "DO A GOOD TURN DAILY" � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous publications and papers by and about the Chickasaw Council. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document 1 ·;~. Tar1es _., • . 'e st C ~i c f c ou~ : xccut i ve =: D~ ' ;c; outs of ,.merica 2 :Jarl: ./~ n mue J ear I . l "t ~ h , • ., ~ ., a -· 1 ·)rcc1a -c -cr1c nonor s cn1n me Je1nn· re- e1e c ·cec.. as a ~... b l~e~L e r o.Z t:~c I: a t.i.cnal _. ouncil o.: l> oy -~ couts -J: ;~er ica, uw .. ~ regret that I h o:'ve been able to contr ibute practically no thin;; to our r-;a tional prorrram, even tho I ho.1i e be en on J "! .. , ., .. ,.., ~ l T 1 1 .. "' . -·T Lr1 c J? o uo inc r;;:;f ues i.:, par .. icu ar y in p romo ~.inc 1.Eero ,.,.c0ut1nz .. I hs.u hoped tJ be a1Jlc to c.. tteud. the &'1nual me cti ns of the ~ -, .J. • 1 ,., • ·1 . I ~. ' t 1 • l ,, h a i..J.0 ::13. vo unc1_, Luc un.l.. ortuna · e y 1 t: ~72.S 11CC6 L 33.r'l i.or ID.G +v~' ' i + Jt.. 0 U1' ,,-.. J-'1' ".:"" ID'' ·".:> +i·n!:"' ffi"' 1"" l."' n r.· i ·l ~n,..-1 0 ~ -:: 1" 1 - le -Po'" r' :::. -1--,, v ( t,,. 'u..lu V~.LCJ. - V~W - ~~, ~ .t:• •~ ~- tv ..IJ.U .[-' ~" .. '..J - J. i.-... '-' vv mD.:.: c l:_ ~ trip t J St . Paul. 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I../ .llh a(.;, v.... f'il ,,,/v, au <l the l ~st ';: e ek ::;c m·o also hoYirn? a ful l camn . ' 'icrc i t t n •" -'"\ t '~ ' b • ..,v ., .4.,. .J., • no lO r ·t::nc u 1c · t na·i:: sooconc esia.es ~ nc canrocr s or cno1r families paiu tiL camp fc; e, t he number no ul d ha ve be en so.all. One of tie most 0. ifficul t problc-nw that -.-m have is ""ho inability of t :ie nc[l'O b oyG to s ecure the registration fee. Anot he r problem is tha t b c cauGo they are ~·ron Li e very loi-:cs t incowo L)'OUp ior the most p art. ;. s ~ . oon a s they are old -· . Mr . James . .. . r.> ('.! 't. : VU • Guoue; h so they c un 1·ml" x~ t:.1cy are em::'loyed as cl eli VCl''Y boy s u.f t er s chool nn c. that makes the ir a t te ncancc a t 'Lroon r.iecti ngs irrc01llar und make3 i t Cl iff icult to h olcJ. -j - ~ ' e f o~r,, ~ ... J. 0 J v • . hcnev c r o. n d ·:;h or ev cr fr ee t J cal l on me . NATIONAL OFFICERS MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD' FRANKLIN 0. ROOSEVELT, HONORARY PRESIDENT HERB~RT HOOVER, HONORARY VICE PRESIDENT couN H. LIVINGSTONE, HONORARY VICE PRESIDENT WALTER W. HEAD, PRESIDENT, ST. LOU IS, Mo. INCORPORATED FEBRUARY 8, 1910 CHARTERED BY CONGRESS JUNE 15, 1916 GEORGE E. ALLEN L. W. BALDWIN F. A, BEAN JOHN M. BIERER WILLIAM J. CAMPBELL BYRNES MAC DONALD WHEELER MCMI LLEN WILLIAM C. MENNINGER E. D. NIMS E.W. PALMER REGINALD H. PARSONS WILLIAM H. POUCH PHILIP L, REED JOHN SHERMAN HOYT, V!CE PRESIDENT, DARIEN, CONN. THEODORE ROOSEVELT, VICE PRESIDENT, OYSTER BAY, N. Y. MELL R. WILKINSON, VICE PRESIDENT, ATLANTA, GA. 2 PARK AVENUE fjlj~~ 'ti~~~~~~b~ SHELDON CLARK CHARLES E. COTT!NG HARMAR D. DENNY, JR, JAMES H. DOUGLAS, JR, CHERRYL. EMERSON MARSHALL FIELD ELBERT K. FRETWELL LEWIS GAWTRY FRANK G, HOOVER, VICE PRESIDENT, No. CANTON, 0. G. BARRETT RICH VICTOR F. RIDDER THEODORE ROOSEVELT H. R. SAFFORD RAY LYMAN WILBUR, YlCE PRESIDENT, STANFORD UNIV., CALIF. LEWIS GAWTRY, TREASURER TELEPHONE LEXINGTON 2-3200 JAMES E. WEST, CHIEF Scour EXECUTIVE EARL C. SAMS GEORGE J. FISHER, DEPUTY CHIEF Scour EXECUTIVE FRANCIS W. HATCH WALTER W. HEAD JOHN M. SCHIFF GEORGE ALBERT SMITH ROBERT P. SNIFFEN CHARLES l. SOMMERS R. DOUGLAS STUART THOMAS J, WATSON ADVISORY COUNCIL STUART W. FRENCH HOWARD F. GILLETTE COLIN H. LIVINGSTONE JOHN M. PHILLIPS MELL R. WILKINSON "BE PREPARED" Mr. Ed.win Dalston Graham Paper Co. Memphis, Tenn. Dear Mr. Dalston: July "I, 1942 FRANK G. HOOVER AMORY HOUGHTON JOHN SHERMAN HOYT HARRY C. KNIGHT PAUL W. LITCHFIELD RAYMOND F. LOW It gives me great pleasure to notify you formally that at .the 32nd Annual Meeting of tbe National Council, Boy Scouts of Amerioa, held in St. Paul, May 15th and 16th, you were unanimously re-elected as a Member at Large of the National Council, Boy Scouts of America.. FRANK L. WEIL RAY LYMAN WILBUR FRA.NK W. WOZENCRAFT Our meeting in St. Paul was an outstanding success. From everywhere we have received enthusiastic comments attesting to the values of the various sessions and especially the group discussions. All were largely attended and revealed evidenoe of intelligent understanding of the many outstanding problems of the Boy Scouts of America and our magnificent· opportunity for service to our country in its all-out War Program. The splendid messages from President Head, Dr. Howard McClusky, Bishop Sheil e.nd Governor Stassen, as well as others, were most stimulating. You have received a copy of SCOUTING giving you an account of the Annual Meeting sessions. Attached is a copy of & very -encouraging letter from the President of the United States. You will be glad to know that we are receiving many fine letters ot appreciation from Government authorities for services being rendered by Soouts in the War effort. It will be a pleasure to receive from you at any time suggestions or comments on any phase of Scouting. Yours for Viotory through Unity and Work BOY SCOUTS OF AKERICA ~ {:. Ut.t.vY' &ief Soout Executive Enol. Copy ot letter from President Roosevelt to Dr. West - Jlay l, 1942. ALL COMMUNICATIONS SHOULD BE ADDRESSED TO THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA. 2 PARK AVENUE. NEW YORK. N.Y. "DO A GOOD TURN DAILY" 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 Letters between Edwin Dalstrom and James E. West re Interracial Scouting on the National Level Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Dalstrom Papers, Special Collections Department, University of Memphis Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Licensed for use by the Kia Kima Alumni Association in this historical display. https://www.memphis.edu/libraries/special-collections/ Letters Seminole Division https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/1bfad2d69150968c2017326bf9413b0e.pdf 84345cc118f1d40ba3982809ee7c5f85 PDF Text Text ......-........................ . ,........,,, ' ... llf'Cf'Hl'·-··············•·•·•••• ..•··· ·•••·~·············• 1 0••••""'''~ 1 11 1 ~·~···•••••••11••••••••••••••"''''''''''''''"'''''''·' .......,,. ____ .,, ... ,., ... ,:.····· . ··: .... ·· ·:f ·[1 ·,'/ill:•,;: ;-::::<':ii" ii[~''·""' i :;;i~: : ; r ·:11w>"i -.': .. ,,.... 111'• "',;:!"~ ,~, 111;11'1':,-.-, ··r II,,.,, 11::l1li l'ljl'1 · 111111 · 1"I 'l!i!'ll!:('> ,;,;•1111r111r1 :,1•1• 11 :~';''1:!!l11!11i:· :..:,! . 11 /,l/j~ ::!'.,i!ti !l11!:1,';!'.!.:lli11l:li,: ::.:::i1illt1,1:1.:1:dl:, q·::-~~-~ I .: ·: .. :i.i11111 .11:: 1 lf;;il Ii! 1: • ·1:illili1 Ji1:!i:.:1!,i I! J1!;1i;'.!:;!ii!li1 )"f.;J ._._...................................................... ,.........:. :_:.__·:. :_·· ·:_:_·_·_:_··········:;_···.._·- ..........................................._...._"..:."_'._············ ············-·· ·. '.·:._·:_·_:__:____:__:___'. ·········:: ... ; 1:'-" ~~ r p: ,' •-: ~ -=··~'.····· _· scouT BOY SCO UTS NA'I'ION AL OFFICE, 2 AME RICA OF PARK AVENUE , NEW YORK, Tom Dodso n Memp his, Tenn essee of in recognition of ef/ort and ac/Jiet e1nenJ as indicated certificate is hereby certified as N. Y. T1·oop 011 40 the ret•erse of J/1is LIFE SCOUT . 194 2 �- -' The Scou t 11amed on this certif icate has achie ved the requireme11ts set forth in the Offic ial f-land book for this rank, and has made effor t ar1d progr ess in Scou t ser""1ice a11d in livin g tl1e Scou t Oath and Law . Tl1is certif icate is prese11ted in token of his achie veme nt and as a chall enge to his furth er progr ess in Scou tcraf t, ir1 ser\•ice, in leade rship, and in the spiri t of the unselfish, l1elpful citize n. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous publications and papers by and about the Chickasaw Council. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 2 PARK AVENUE , NEW YORK , N. y, EXPLORER ScouT_T=-"oc::m~D::...o=-d=.::cs..::o:..:n.:c._ _ ___ _ _______ _ Troo p N o ___ ..::4:.;:0'--___ of Memuhi S St ate Tenn. Date }farch 12. 1942 Hav ing satisfacto rily met tlz e requirem ents, is lz erewit/J awarded _ _______ ,.,,..::I:..:Rc:::S::..:T=------- H on ors as an E~plor er S cout. 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 Life Scout Card Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Boy Scouts of America Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chuck Schadrack Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Tom Dodson Advancement Card https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/a2360653f57d3d31c68d2d861682d412.pdf 15ce537dce88fec0109840184795077d PDF Text Text 2 PARK AVENUE NEW YORK, N .Y . ::NATIONAL COUNCIL. BO"'\' SCOUTS OF A..'lERlCA To.m Do_.d.so_n__ }.{emphi-S OF 40 TROOP NO. DAr£ _ NO-v::- i;c:ith-, l942srAr£ - T.enness ee scouT 1s AWARDED THIS CERTIFICA TE THAT H£ HAS SATISFACTORILY MET THE REQUIREM ENTS FOR TH£ MERIT BADGE IN Ath1 et1.cs, S1,r1mm1 ng,A11tom ob1J1 ng, El eot.ri ON BEHALF OF NATIONAL COUNCIL �~~@lr~m!~ Z PARK AVENUE NEWYORK,N.Y. NATIONAL COUNCIL . BOY SCOUTS OF AMEIUCA Tom Dodson IS AWARDED THIS C£RTIFICAT£ THAT H£ HAS SATISFACTORILY M£T TH£ REQUIREMENTS FOR THE McR/T BADGE IN Leathercraft ON BEHALF OF NATIONAL COUNCIL ~t- ~~ CHAIR MAN COURT Of" HONOR � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous publications and papers by and about the Chickasaw Council. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document 2 PARK AVENUE NEW YORK, N .Y . ::NATIONAL COUNCIL. BO"'\' SCOUTS OF A..'lERlCA scouT To.m Do_.d.so_n _ TROOP NO. 40 OF }.{emphi-S - srAr£ - T.enness ee DAr£ _ NO-v::- i;c:ith-, l942- 1s AWARDED THIS CERTIFICATE THAT H£ HAS SATISFACTORILY MET THE REQUIREMENTS FOR TH£ MERIT BADGE IN Ath1 et1.cs, S1,r1mm1ng,A11tomob1J1 ng, El eot.ri ON BEHALF OF NATIONAL COUNCIL 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 Merit Badge Card Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Boy Scouts of America Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chuck Schadrack Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Tom Dodson Card Merit Badge 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/464807996de9fecf6011bb770bf59cdc.pdf 9760484fea396b71202656cbd2b0a3ef PDF Text Text ~fAJ:lK AVENUE, NEW YORK, N. Y. SENIORSCoUT__ T_o_m__ uo_a._s_o_n__________-..,-..,.------ Troop J\' o____40 ______ of----~M...e.,,.mp __hi...,.,..,s.-----...-.....,..... Tenn 1942 Stair Dale_ _ _ _Dec. _ _ _31, ___ __ lla'l·i11g satis/artorily mrl tlu rrquireme11ts, Sr11ior Scout titlr• of Scout Artisan II ltrrr<u:itlt a<warded tlu 011 /Jrhalf of :'\.\TIO:\AL COUNCIL . . ., :;1J~~=TIVE - �• • The Sco ut nam ed on this cert ific ate has achieved the requ irem en ts for thii rar1k, and has mad e effo rt and prog ress in Sco ut service and in livin~ the Sco ut Oat h and Law . Thi s cert ific ate is pres ente d in toke n of his ach ieve men t and as a cha llen ge to his furt her prog ress in Sco utcr aft, in service, in lead ership, and in the spir it of the unselfish, help ful citiz en. LIST OF SE NIO R SCO UT TIT LE S SCO UT ART IST SCO UT CRA FTS MAN SCQ UT ART ISA N • SCO UT SCO UT SCO UT SCO UT NAT URA LIST SEA MAN SPO RTS MAN CIT IZE N . SCO UT WO ODSMA N SCO UT RAD IOM AN SCO UT JOU RNA LIST � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous publications and papers by and about the Chickasaw Council. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document ~fAJ:lK AVENUE, NEW YORK, N. Y. SENIORSCoUT _ T_o_m _ uo_a._s_o_n __________ -..,-..,.------ Troop J\' o ____ 40 ______ of----~M ... e.,,.mp __ hi...,.,..,s.-----...-....., ..... Tenn Dec. 31, 1942 - Stair Dale ___________ _ lla'l·i11g satis/artorily mrl tlu rrquireme11ts, II ltrrr<u:itlt a<warded tlu Sr11ior Scout titlr• of Scout Artisan 011 /Jrhalf of :'\.\TIO:\AL COUNCIL . . , . :;1J~~=TIVE 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 Senior Scout Artisan Card Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Boy Scouts of America Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chuck Schadrack Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Tom Dodson Advancement Card Senior Scout