18 20 1125 https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/adb904ae66a46506b58d88cedbf566c5.PDF ae4e1c6b84b20e56b2f424126e9b1ed3 PDF Text Text REGION No. ... :If! ...... COUNCIL No .. l?fm:l .. APPLICATION for RENEWAL of LOCAL COUNCIL CHARTER for the Year Beginning July 1, 1950 NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. The .... (N3mt: of Council) .. ........... Council, Boy Scouts of America, with headquarters at. .........1:~~-.f~. ~ .... ~~~.±r.Q .... ~}~.,t»................................ ~·:~~~~P.~.~-~.....~.'?ff.... (Local Mailing Address) . .......................... (City and Zone) (State) and having jrnisdiction over (indicate entire Area) . i:lJ:!'JlJJ>;f ..1'.:Ql:\!!.:f;Y•... '.f."'!1:':1. ,... . ............... . .....:~~::~:.:~;:.~ ....~'.·~~--~-~-~.....~'.~?::!~~-~~: ....~.~:.~.~-~:.~.~.....~::·:.;~?:!?'..~ .....~. !~~-~~-~---·!~''.~~:~.~-~:~~:~.~--- . . . . . . . . . . . ~1:1 .. )~:x;;rt.f?.#."x2.. Sk?.~-~'1.~J~)..... };~=~,f:.~~¥.~ ....~~~J:±. . . Q! ....g.?.~.~-~-s~:ry.4.~4.....~?.-~~.t..r. .... ::~:.~~.~.... . hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July I, 1950. In justification of this application, the acco1npanying reports of acco1nplishments and progress in 1949 and Objectives for 1950 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 XII, Section 2, Clause 3. This application and record of progress were reviewed and approved by the Council or Executive Board at a duly called meeting on ......................~·.tt?.~W~.iri. .. F/?. ..................................................... 19...~... , at which meeting a quorum was present and the Council specifically accepted its obligation to cooperate loyally 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 Am~rica. Signed ;{~~································· Scout Executive ..... 4~~~26~~1(1S)/(j;;,~;;(/):.. . . . Pr_e~. _. ,_:;>/.) J£L..<dl. . ,L:r::!c1!•._.~.....~""'...6.;,,""'·'"""j \...... Tre.iuurcr (Incorporated ·February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.) :).'00104'1 �1. As of Dcce111ber 31, 1949, our Council had _______ .. l..4~ ........... "1v1en1bers at Large," and .·.....1;:'{4_______ "Institution al F:cprcThe latter rcprcsented .. _.......8.fi.J!i. _______ % of all our Sponsoring Institutions. S£ntatives." Major religious groups of our territory arc represented in the Council and Executive Board in the following nun1bcrs: Council .... .. .Jewish ......... Ji!............. ; Catholic. .. . ~~ .............. ; Protestant. ......*.~· Executive Board.... ...... .Jewish.. 2 ............ ;Catholic.. . 4 ........... ; Protestant.:. 54 The Council men1bership includes representatives of the following co111n1unity interests as checked: H.eligious... .....··'·'····· .. .... ; Educational... X.. ............ ; Labor...... ., ... :X .............. ; Civic... .............. ; Business ····"··· ..1.··'··· ......... ,· Farm..............:.'.'····· X 2. Amendtncn ts to our Constitution and By-La\VS \Vere adopted in 1949. D Yes !KJ No These amendments have been approved by the National Council. O Yes O No (If not, attad1 copies.) ~). We provide regular Commissioner service by personal visit to .... 18.5__ .... Units out of a total of. ... __z:J~'.:~~~------Units in the Council. 4. l)uring 1949 there \vcrc ... l ... Jncctings of our Council ancl..Jf. ... J11cetings of our .Executive Board ....<-..... of our District c:onunittecs tnet n1onthly, (except July and August) during 1949, and the rest averaged .............!?.... ....... rneetings. Rouncltables \Vere held rnonthly in ...... ~L ..... of our I.)istricts. 'Ihe ren1aining Districts avcra;.~ed ........:.t ........ Roundtablc s. 5. Officers and members of Council serve one year beginning ....~.t%P..~.. :.. l .•..ft), Annual meeting is in month of .,r.het~~;~fi0 .r... 6. This Council has..............~.................organized Districts with functioning District Committees. There are yet to be organized. ()f these \VC will organize .....\l.........in 1950... t~ ............ Districts arc sharing in financing ........ Districts this C:ouncil. -----·-=======~-""============ cc~--~=====~=========== Number of No. of CHECK THOSE 7. Functioning of Council and Districts repre~ Members FUNCTIONING Committees ADDITIONAL COMMENTS acntcd on ench for 1950 WELL =======~~==l======I =====~==== ,!======= ===== ===== ==----- Council - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 · - - -6- - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - 1 - · - - - - - - - - - - - --------------· ·-···---- - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 ! - - ·6- - - - - l - - · - - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - · - · - ·60 --····-- --------··-·------- Executive Board Organization and E~t_c_n_si_o_n_ _ ____ 6 X ____._ _ 9 ______ ____ :'.:~·--··~ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1 Leadership Training ·- ___('~--- __._ _; ________ ________"l____ l--·---- ·------- -·---Advancement 6 ,;'1. 10 W !-> ===- '-'---- ---- --·--- -\·--- -- f.-t Camping and Activities 5 ::;: Health and Safety fl Finance List any other Coinmittecs Council has: 6 ::;: 0 u -----1 1----- - --·--1 ------- ---·--- 86 16.'"' ~-----1 -----A --- :;;;: 12 10 - - - - · - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - 1 · - - - - - - -----1 ------- ----- ---·--------- ·------ '110'<!§ 8. ~fhis 9. This Council was incorporated under the la\VS of this State in the year 19_;1~?. .. Council does not have a long range plan. This plan covers a period of ........years, sta!'ting ................... , 19 _, 1'he corporate na1ne is: ........... :~~~:~.:.~.::.:.:::.'::}.~~~~~... ,~:.Q.~.~-~-~--~.....~:;t. . . ~.?~.~.~~-~.... ?.~~... f~!o-~~~-~~.~..... ~~-~....... . · Counct·1 has· acceptccI its . quota o f <!?·········-··-··· o5'75.00 f 01· the year 1950, and agrees to pay it to the 1'reasurer of the National 10. Tl11s Council as follows: in full herewith, $ .. ....... ; in .. . .. equal payments of $ .. ;~j?!.tifl... .. ... ....... .. .. .. .. .. . .. ..:l>c!J :iJ.lli.~1f. ... !''.'l!Hl .. each during the months of 11. READING PROGRAM A. BOYS' LIFE On December 31, 1949, we had .. 620 ....... Boy Scouts and Explorers (.·~~.5 %) subscribiug to BOYS' LIFE. Our objective for l)ecctnbcr 31, 1950, is-- eoo ........Scouts and Explorers ( . .:::?!'?_ ___ %) as BOYS' LIFE subscribers. B. GENERAL did l. In 1949 this Conncil 2. 1'his was done by a. Con1n1ittec ~ill promote good reading. . ; Cotnrnissionet's .. x ............. ; or. .. �Jiorm 0-539} 40th ANNIVERSARY CRUSADE PROGRESS REPORT-1949 Note: This report will furnish basis for Crusade Award. Name of Council · Headquarters City_____...!1emrih"'1"'!!_ _ _ _________ State Tenn. Region No. 5 Council No. tl58 1949 Actual Goal 12/31/49 1950 Goals (see Note) LEADERSHIP TARGET 1. OBJECTIVES IN SELECTION OF LEADERS 172 154 lGO a. Every Unit \vith a satisfactory top Commissioned leader. ..................... ··-·----·-i-------+------+-----b. Every Unit with at least one Commissioned adult Asst' Unit Leader (in 150 110 140 addition for Cub Packs, every Den with a Den Mother) ............................ --jr--~f-i;---t-·-~"""--+--~"".---i!,16 __ 19:3 216 c. Every Unit with required boy leaders ............................................................ _ -----~~--I-_,~:;----+--..;;:::;:.;;'.._ inn __+---~L---1-----'"-'-""--_.:.1.~~ 109 d. Every Unit with active Unit Committee........................................................-lf--....L!.lft 2. OBJECTIVES IN TRAINING OF LEADERS 112 88' .. 100 a. Every Unit with the top commissioned leader trained .................................... _ 1_ _~~--+---~.!.\Ill HO ---r----.-~-b. Additional adult leader (over 21) trained .................................................._ 50 c. Every Unit with other leaders trained (Den Mothers, Den Chiefs, 150 __ _ 135 85 Jr. Leaders, Elective Officers) ........................................................................._j---~--+--~~---+-_.:;;:::;;... ll'ltl 125 d. Every Unit represented in District Roundtables ............................................ -1----'""---·+---"-""'------l-----'~'---- "" 3. RECOGNITION Every Chartered Institution with a planned program of Unit Leader 67 50 .. recognition ··-----~----·····--·····-·-·······················································-···----········:- ..................jf---------'--- 75 PROGRAM TARGET 1. PLANNING a. Percent of Packs with balanced program planned by Pack and Den Leaders b. Percent of Troops with balanced program planned with boy leaders' participation ...................................................................................................._ ..1 - - - - = - c. Percent of Seni?r Units with balanced program planned by the 4 program planning committees ······-········································---··········-········--··-··-······-····---f-------+2. MEETINGS a. Percent of Packs and Troops with regular Den or Patrol m"Oetings ................ _,___________,__ _ _ _ _ b. Percent of Units with regular Unit meetings ................................................ _+---"-"'---+--3. CAMPING AND OUTDOOR PROGRAM a. Percent of Packs with active summertime program ............... ------········-··---··----+---~ b. Percent of Troops with year-round outdoor program totaling at least 10 days and nights of hikes, overnight camps, camporces and summer camp experiences -······--··----·········-······-··-·······-----··············--·············· ····--·····-······-·······-+----"----l----------1----c. Percent of Scouts in long term camp for a minimum of 6 d~ys and nights under own Unit Leaders ...................................................... :·..........................._~·-----d. Percent of Senior Units conducting at least one major expcdition ................._+---~,----+-~;.;r'-T.--e. Percent of Senior Units conducting at least 7 outdoor n1eetings each year.. ·--f---~~-4. ADVANCEMENT a. Rank Advancements per 100 Cub Scouts ..........................................................-+---mi,---+--;n,.----+-----.7r-b. Rank Advancements per 100 Troop Membership ......................................_+----~:---+-......;~-c. Rank Advancements per 100 Senior Scouts .................................................. ·-+----"-"'---+-~""----+----"'"'---d. Percent of Boy Scout and Senior Scout Units operating monthly Boards of Review ............................................................................................_+---=--+-_..:::.=..__-+---""'--Note-In this column give goals for 1950, either as originally adopted, or as revised where there has been revision. Check if there have been any revisions ............. '\:-:<.:·:-. .................. .. �1949 Goal Actual 1950 12/31/49 Goals 5. SPECIAL EVENTS a. Percent of Units participating in a Council or District display event (e.g., Circus, Scout Exposition) each year................ ---·······-----~------ .. ·--···--------····-·····-l~--=---+---"~---l----"'"---b. Percent of Troops and Senior Units participating in Council or District sponsored skill event (e.g., Camporee) each year... ........... .'... L ..... : ............. _,.._ _ _ _ __ ,_ _ _ _ _ _.,__ __=c_ __ ?f. Units participating in Boy Scout Week with at least one major Unit activity each year ........_-·············-·········:································-----------··········-.__ ___ _.._,,___-l--...!..c"----1---9.c'--6. SERVICE a. Percent of Units with planned Service program ............................................ _,~------+-------l-·----~o--7. BETTER APPEARANCE c. Per~cnt a. Percent of Units satisfactorily uniformed ..................................................... - l - · - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - C . - - - C . . . : : . · - b. Percent of Units taking part in two formal inspections of uniform, insignia, equipment ·················································--------------------······- ·------------· MEMBERSHIP TARGET !. CUB SCOUTING Packs ......................................................... ~....................... . Cub Scouts ··-------··-·-··-----············----·····················--·····- ........................ ................ Percent of Net Dropped Packs .............................. . New Cub Scouts .................................................................... . ..m-. 70 1778 1 l n'1 ..... -1~E....... , 64 , 842 - 5'' '"'•-""1 ... .,;;,~ _ i• .zoi/" 2. BOY SCOUTING 1 1 1 Iro°Fs <T .........M'.... b.....h:...l....................................................... ........... _f-;3~ ..i;ni;~;::::::::::::.;:_-::.,cc~:;,..,.~?..·:"=-.·::=---_:::.-::.-::.i+:_:::.-:;;·';'.,-'..c..,~·!,"''..,~'::.:::.:::.-= cou s roop em ers 1p ............................................................................... -~... ., 1 Percent of Net Dropped Units............................................................................ -1-~-'1.J52icy"-"--+~~.1.'.i....'u;o"%c_+~-·~,l.iAL.'"-'h .....~ New Troop Membership ...................................................................................... 'o..!fAl!.""L.--+~'.i....u":,;ru"'6___,_ _,.l,_,....,60""0'--- -1_......, 3. SENIOR SCOUTING (In Explorer Units) Units ........................................................................................... l'> .. ...................-f--·~lc::4_ _+--~''-''---+---'l"-'7'--- ........... ______ _j_ __.11u"l..,L·~-.l-.-'.1..U"-"''>4----l---'~~·9"---- Senior Scouts ................................................................................. Percent of Net Dropped Units ........................................................................... --1-----''"-''i'!.·--+--'.1.<>'"'E'hc...._+---~~l~Occft~New Senior Scouts........................................................................... --------·-···········--1--.J'u'u."L..--+--n=e---1---"l'-'f,;,,:0;___ .. CRUSADE PLEDGE Percent of Units pledged to join the "Crusade to Strengthen the Arm of Liberty" ..................................................... ········· .. -% At a meeting of the Executive Board of our Council on .................................................... ., 1949, formal approval of the commitments as set forth above was given. · SIGNED: Scout Executive �Chickasaw Council, ll. s. A. Inc. 5 Tenn. M.emphh /. 558 160 154 172 140 216 108 110 193 109 150 216 129 100 88 80 112 100 50 l:m 60 125 150 150 50 67 75 75 75 80 60 68 75 75 95 98 75 93 46 80 85 60 70 75 25 2:~.3 30 30 30 12.3 81.0 81.0 85 85 85 60 60 20 40 35 15 13 16 18 20 19 40 30 40 20 �50 52 60 50 53 60 75 75 80 25 25 30 75 75 80 40 50 60 70 1,7786( l8p 1,200 64 1,84.2 5. 7'fo 1, 3fJ8 70 162 3,097 15% 1,500 149 3,398 14 161 1% 110 11.0;~ 1,536 12 15~~ 18% 95 2,04~ 1,300 161 3,750 10% 1,600 17 242 10% 150 �REPORT OF ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE-1949 Name of Council Region No. --I -·--~C~hui~cuk~a~saeaTu~-,_,,C~o~uunMt~:i~l1.+,-1lBc~~'~·~.i..._,11ll;,.._______ Headquarters City _ _.f'il''lIDJtllll..s~------------- State ==·-==="'~-=====-·=·=====-~=-=-====,="~~=~- MERIT BADGE RECQ)lD Indicate below the nurnber of each of the Merit Badges earned during the year 1949 ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY (Scouts-not badges) ~ Council No. ':J.lenn. . ~ . ~o ~o 8Z 8Z ..,.,,---:;-~.,.,--~~~~-,---~~- Wolf** ---------- 98 48 --------+------+------II __ ___B_e_ar_*_*________________________6_6______28 Lion** 45 11 --- . --·---------------1- Aerodynamics•.... 2-Aeronautics* .... ----------------- __ 3-Agriculmre • 4-Airplane Design•... 5-Airplane Structure~ ...... ,. ; ----------·;:r--6 Angling g=~:~:i~~i~~y Star 83 Life I ~g=~~~ak::nding• 62 1 ;3;; I :'S;o98 -I __E_·a_g_le__________ ,______1_2__'--- _ .. Total 2674 4 94 ---------··-·--- ·-----'------!-------- -----! Air Scouts: xxx l ---+-----Apprentice __________________ _...::__:___ Observer O xxx c:raftstnan 0 xxx Ace 0 xxx Total l .,_i_·_____-_-_--_-_- . .........23........ 64-Life Saving . 2 65 M h' ~ ~ i~f.7c'.~ ~ t=-~· • • • • • • •.-•.1_:_•_:•_- _- • _-._ -~_-.,-i ~~~~~~~~s~;::~~in~••••••••• •••···--:•1•::·__• 6 __ -_:_• _-_:_ Webelos 14 2.2 ""' - ----------------lf------+-------...::.c__ -- 10-Arr•.. lf.08 Total 1842 .. ····-· . ···-·-·····: -- - - 31 --13-A utornobiling ...................__-_. . ._-:_:___- __· -__ -__ -__ -__ __ _---~-6--_-_: -:_ ___Boy Scouts mul Explorers in Troops: 14-Basketry• .. 1 2li:17 ~fendcrfoot 2824 3 15-Bee Keeping• . :--;f--.(:::::· Production• 16-Beef Second Class 211 ·--------'"--·----k--------- 17-Bird Study . . ........ ,_______ :_?J_____ IS-Blacksmithing• . .... _I ___________ _;I,_____ F i rst Class 129 174 ------- 60-Journalism . 61-landscape Gardening . _ ___..· _-_-_-_- _- -__ -_4 62-Leathercraft• ' 63-Leather Work• _ ~~=~~~l~~~: 23-Carnping J:::::: 1:: : . .. . . r·- - -- ---ffi--- 69-Metal Work• ................ .... ;~=i'.f~:i~ulture ···- : 72-Painting• 73-Pathfinding• 74-Personal Health•_ 75-Photography• 76---Physical Develop.. 77-Pigeon Raising _ ~ :::: "------lO_______ _ ________ !;i;\ ______ _ --------~~------- :::::::·_-_ 1:::::: --------jff i~=~l~::;'b~~~g .....•.•.••....•..•..•••.•. ::::::::::~ ::::: ~~=~~::~:~~Keeping• ......... :::: ~: ::: ·· __ ·······:············· 1----------;13---- 82-Printing• .... ....... . ... .. ------- ------------ ~i=~:zI~~~ork~··················· ---~f:._-_ i~=~;~Jl~t ~il:~!~g·- . ·~·:_·_:· • : _ - ~j---1 :·:.•. ~~=-~i~i~~~:~?p covics) ___ 29-Citrus Fruit Culture 30-Coin Collecting_. ~~=~~~~~~~ation ::--iS": : ~~~:~~~ng•--·=::::::: : ::::::: ::::::::;!~:::::: _: ___ ------------~----J. 88 Reptile Study ..................... -------------------89-Rocb and Minerals ......... ----------~------- :::·::::--~~-··- ~~ ~~?;~~ ::::: :::::::::-- ·31 ::::: ···••••••• .. ............ ________ ;?.____ 92-Salesmanship .... ·-··········-·· ................... . -·- 33-Corn Farming"" . 93---Scholarship ........................ _______ J;!,______ _ 34-Cotton Farming .... l I ~~=g~~;~~~;. ···•::::::::::::I:-_ ~~-~~~%!~:~ip : : : : : : ::::: ::r:::::: .. .... ____________ ?_____ 96-Sheep Farming* ......... .. ExjJlorer Scouts: _ _____ ::::: 97-Signaling Apprentice 88 xxx ......... ::: ::::::::~: :_ 98-Skiing _ _ __ ~- _ ___ _------- __ ........ ------------~---- 99-~rn;ll Grains ................ -------------------xx x 20 Woodsman .. . ............. ! ..... 100- 01 Management* ........................ .. - - - - - - - - - - e--------'----------11 41-Farm Layout• . . ___________ _;\._____ IOI-Stalking .............,................... .. Mechanics 42-Farm xxx 6 Frontiersman ------------------- 102-Stamp Collectrng .......... ----------·:r----------------+----+------~1 43-Farrn Records _. - ..... ___________ J,_____ 103-Surveying --------------------------- ___________ '. _____ __ 44-Finger Priming . xx x l Ranger l04---Swirnming --------------------------- --------·~? ______ _ .... __________ ----------------!-------- --------11 45-Firernanship• I 37-Dog Care.. 38-Dramatics 39-Elemicity 40-Farm Horne• _ _ :::r:::::: ---------r------ 1\r----- S=e=~=o=;,:=~=,=,1=,,=====F==1=-l=5==F==1=6=2=11 !~=~~::s~;~·;~ Animals• : : - - - :- - :~: _: l~~~:~~::r.. _-: ·: -·- :- ·- :::::::::i::.::: .. ------------------- 108-Woodcarving* ---------------- -------~------49-Foundry Practice _ __ -_-_-_-_-_·_ : ~~-~oocd! TWurnking -·-·------- ----·--1l·----· 50-FGruidr Culture•___ ·___ ·-·-··-··---·-·___ ·_·. -_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_l or ---------------------- -------------------oo 51- · ar ening• . 52-Grasses, Legumes _______________ ? ________ Ill-Zoology --------------------------------- ... .,4 ~------Total ______ '-!_;: ________ _ - ------------------- -------+-----11 53-Hiking -------------------------- __________ :·:~----0~ __ ·-1---x_x_x__ 54---~og & Pork Prod.*------ ----------14---- _(_Organize_r__ A~v<ll'_,_·_l;__~{_\,-:19)-________ _su_ar_te_rn_1a_s_te_r_________,____ _O _ _____ _ __ , 55- orne Repatrs* ------------ -------------'----352 Total 1 •:•·-··-········· :::::::::::: :::: IM.B. Counselors in Council xx x 5 Apprentice ------0-r---d---i-n__a_ty-------t----O---+--X-X-X--11 --------+-----1-:___:___:____11 xxx O Able 1 ~~=~d:~~rn{~:;ip~ ""-"--"'-'~====---=-----=--=-==='===="'5="'====•0:=-according to their basic ;ankji 58-Insect Life ............................. -·····------!3... :l~.'.~.~~ludc__ ~.~~-i.~~~~~'. nnd unregistered) **Include al! Cub Scouts regardless of Gold nnd Silver Arrow credits. 59--Interprering .. .. ............ ............... . I • Badges open to Second Class Scouts. . --. ---~--·-···---------------···-·-. �ANALYSIS OF BOY SCOUT ADVANCEMENT POLICY AND PROCEDURE %-- 15 % 15 3. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Star and Li f e Ranks? %--- 1 5_ 4. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Eagle Rank?.. %--· 15 %- 7!5 1. What percent of Troops and Explorer Units conduct monthly Boards of ReviewL... 2. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Keview for Second Class and First Class Ranks? __ S. What percent of Merit Badge Counsellors are coached in their responsibilities and pro- vided with literature related to their subjects?... 6. Do Neighborhood Commissioners give proper supervision and promotion to the ad.. Yes.... X vancement plan? ... 7. Please attach copy of all present advancement policies and procedures. . (signed) __( l . ~ ~\4lk'1 }rL... !\~rL:::____ i i /i • r Chairtnao, Advancement Committee 7·-~ Scout Executive No .... �Form O"S39D REPORT OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE-1949 _,J;l·_.__ _ Region No. Council No. Tenrt. Headquarters City .___1_'l!_ffi_n~._h_i~s-----~----- ~State ____ ~------ CAMPING CLASSIFICATION OF UNITS BASED ON YEAR ROUND CAMPING (Note: Units include Total Troops and Explorer Units) JAN. 1 TO DEC. 31, 1949 ............ <19............ Units GROUP 1: Number of Units with an effective Camping Program (Total of ten days and nights camping during the year.) '% of Units with effective Camping Program GROUP 2: A: Number of Units doing some camping but not ............ 15(!.. ......... Units up to the standard of Group 1 ............'7.L ......... Units B: Number of Units doing NO camping TOTAL ABOVE GROUPS (Check with Org. and Ext. report, Total Troops and Explorer Units, Dec. 31, 19•i9) *Units=Troops, Neighborhood Patrols, 'l'rihes, and Explorer Units. 1fembership June 30, 1949 was ...........l.§?. ....... Units*, .......~~'-~-~..J:........ Boy LONG 1'ERM CAI\-IPING (Yearly Sumn1ary) Include Tours, Cruises, Camporees, Agri" cultural Service Camps, etc. Do Not Include Scouts from other Councils. (Long Term Camping-A Camping period of six or more consecutive days.) ....... Jl>l ..........Units Scouts and Explorers 1'otals bclo\v should be included in Summary of Long Term and Short Term Camping - Nun1ber of Different Scouts Number of Troops A. CHARTERED UNITS* --- ------- WITH OWN ADULT LEADERS I. ()n Council Site_____ ,29 252 34. 2. Off Council Site_.. ___ 6 11. 3. Total (1 & 2) _ _ _ _ _ ;15 115 36'? .284 9Q .284 651 .29 7;) 21.7 % xxx ll. PROVISIONAL TROOPS* 4. On Council Site_____ 5. Off Council Site______ 6. Total (4 & 5 ) - - - · c. Number of Troop Scourers GRAND TOTAL (3 & 6)_ 7. % of June 30, 1949 Scout Me1nbership* * xxx -----xxx ---·--xxx xxx xxx - 43 -- SHORT 'fERM CAMPING (Yearly Summary)-(A Ca1nping period of less than six days and not less than overnight.) 1. On or off Council Site 82 l.876 xx xx Camporees (Council - District) Agricultural Service Camp ,. Forest " " .Explorer Outdoor Events Tours Outside Council , Number of Tours Philmont Negro Scouts in I.ong Term Camps 1 0 • Short " " .....~534 ............ Scouts . .. Scouts ...... Scouts '"""""_. .... Scouts ........ ?.~...Scouts ................ Scouters .... .:I•. Tours ...... Scouts ...... Scouters ... JJ.?. Scouts ........ ~.@... Scouts PROGRAM 1949 Outdoor progra1n included the following: (Check) Explorer Camping...lt.; Cub "Outings" (on family, Den or Pack basis) ....J{.. ; Winter Camp.. )(... , Sea Explorer Crui~es ....... ; Sun1mer Activities (other than Camping) .. X ACTIVITIES I. SPECIAL EVENTS (Note: In checking the following item, please use the following symbols to indicate whether the event is on n Courn:il or District basis: "C"-Council; "D"-District; "N"-Neighborhood or small Community; use any combination of symbols if severdl types"<are held.) \ Thi~ particl_Patio~ ~I} (Council prom°bcd an Activities program in 1949 includ'.ng the following(: as che:ked: Boy Scout Week .... __ ... ; _Grcns 0 or similar type.. ,.; .................. , Ment Badge Show...................... ,Camporee ................................. , Mobilizat10n ................................... , Agricultural Fair part1c1pation \I ...... ; Vacation program in addition to Camping................~.................... ; Pilgrimages to historic shrines ................................... ;First Aid Demonstrations...................... ; Explorer event, (What?)~~-1'. ...fltJ!?.~1; .. ,Jl'4!.()!),.lllJ?ll\~ll.1; .............. Other ............................................................... . xlxpoga tta II. CIVIC SERVICE (Please check the following) A planned program \Vas t>romoted .................................... ; A survey of Civic Service needs and opportunities was made .................................... ; We encourage Units tollan. for ."Good Turns" to their .r.1cighborhood and Institutions ........... ~ ........ ; Our mos~ successful Civic Service Event during the year was <>:(!~t1;i11~to1:'. ()J.::r~at1Jl!\J;; Il?:,~l<:"t.1'l ;t\11.'.' t~~.!:l JlC?.Qgf.,1,lC?W~ W\rl,"!l''fll>,!! 1'!!ft1L . . •*In computing the percentage of Long Term Caniping for the year, divide the Grand Total, line C by the June 30 Scout membership. 32001049 �1949 FINANCIAL STATEMENT- CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL Budget appropriation Capital Expense ...................... $ ..........\?. .......... $ ....... J!.Q.Q_.,_;?}) Total Capital expenditures ........................ ----------····· OPERATING EXPENDITURES: (Ind. Accts. Payable) OPERATING RECEIPTS: (Incl. Accts. Receivable) !5.+.l.:5..•J.1 Council Appropriation (Operating Only) $... Salaries (Central & Admin. Staff) ................... . Ca1np Fees '(Net, Jess· refunds) $.~,-~~~(')!, Salaries (Caretaker & 1Vfaint. Staff) ..... . $ .. :......'lf.l'l •.fJ.1 Transportation Fees (if. any) .. $ ................ -~-()(, 1'[aintenance & Repairs .._. .................. . $...J._J,_;'19;_•.~. 'frading Post ......................... . $... Miscellaneous ..... $...~.•..?.~-~-~-~ ' Pro~otion, :t... _:;B~ .•:'.?.:. full meal service is provided? .......................... . '' 2.00 $..... l .•. J?....... 2. What was the charge per camper per day where Troops can1p on the Council site and prepare their own meals? ................................................. . $........ . 3, What w_as provided for tl~is fee; list tnajor itenls ........._.................... '. 4. If you have_ special funds available for Camp De· velopme~t, plc~se give amount .............................. 5. _If you plan· to raise special funds in 1950 for Camp Development, please give the amount........ ?~~. '!.~ $. ' • •' 5 1?3 31 A. SUB TOTAL ........................................................ $ ........... -'--··'····· (Recpmmended as chargeable to ~ouncil _Appropriation) TOTAL OPERATING RECEIPTS (Do not include "Capital") 1. What was the charge per ca1nper per day \Vhere ....... 'Tel., Postage, etc. .. ' Wages (Cooks & Food· Service Help)-- ..... .. 905. ?". $ ....................... Fuel, Light, Trucking, etc. $...;l,.• Q±? •.'.7\9 Program 1-faterial ................................ . $.....• :... 8..~ Transportation Expense (if any) $ ...... JiQ;J.._g_l Trading Post .............................................. . $.. ,J,.•J9..'l..?~. Fciod ....................................... . s...!?.•.1't3_],_,_\l;!. Miscellaneous ......................... ·;······························ $ .. l,_iJ,!J_),_,__;i~ •.J,i ' $...l ....Q(~Q~.Qf. B. SUB TOTAL ........................................................ . (Recorrlmendcd as chargeable to Camp -Fees) $...-?.,.9.2Q~.Q~, GRAND TOTAL Operating Expenses (A (Do not include "Capital-'') ' + B) .... sl,.!?_~fil)_;l,_._(?). . LEADERSHIP - LONG TERM SUMMER CAMP Nomber of persons on Central Gimp Staff g_;;lllP. ...9.1J..l'..X'.;\;?.J'... J'.1..•...... J.t!?!.l'!l!...l.\.;1!,...J!:;l.~.. l.t?.~ ...... Ql!J!l:P.. ..I.l~!1'1,.~;!,Jll_:_'.7__ :.....:..:..............•. · (Do not include cooks or maintenance staff, unless they \vere related to program services such as Troop Cookirig~ -- Or ScOutmasters or Assistants of Chartered or Provisional Troops). <How many were adults (21 or over)? ............... ~-~----·-·--····· Number of Provisional Scout1nasters used?................ ~.............................. . How nrnny.of these \Vere .adults (21 or over)? ......~---··--··········· APPRAISAL OF CAMP EMPLOYEES necessary, attach sheet ;pith name!! and appraisal under headings above.) . ?V 41-: w..., ----¢tt:......:.:,,;'.lztufll. t::a.Y.....£.f:(rI:r~.:#. ."::!f: Scout Executive • _ _ ... • ' �i:;r~~ A•• w~M w••• ~!'lllll.. it~: ~- $i111ut NatUlUl ~!llo'l.tt. N'&tU'.li'0 $3¢.oU:I\ $l Alllllft• ll ~;~M.· i~ $1;1.:n;tt !Jollll!l. CO•t i;;e.out ~""' h<•U:t $iout ~1ili'!>m'!ll Seowt S4lWUt \1'Jf.rt •. $li!Out :!JI.!i;bu:ca '.1)<:)<11;0:1.' l.'1 1'1 lS I&~ 1'0 215 \l'!o~ Sl\WUt M<\ttWa 1!11 :~ w.m. SM - Xe.a. l'f. ~ IJl¢<1>wl'. u .$£ -~· il\l~t tea ~ $l;IQ\1il', -~ $111 ~· 17 :t'l l;$ ltil lf 1f u 17 I 61.) .,. • l!ail ~ y.,a.· ii£ . ~!)!$ 'f~n; lea. '!l:!i>ll' Yolll l!!t! '!tel.? Yml'J flll$ Ya$ ~ 4;. ~ 4 - - 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 --- 4 - ii£ ~ ill: :it ii£ l'.1118 10. 4 ii: tem !en ~ 4 ltl'J$ l'\lllii l'.@11! Yali lit ~ ill,\ :it ! x 4 4 4 'if' 2i1 Jc: Zit x 4 4 4 ~ ~o. -l.1fv.-., ~ ~ ~ u~. '11$ �- llill".Q j;fot) l. .~it :!Ive t1~~11r:l.11111 14,:Wtl.91!1 'il6il0l':l.&11 :'!. ,\fatitb~:Mlint tlontl'tll 1t111 l!l,~lil.lill!I l!l,~9.tl!I l,Olil? .r;o l,01¥1.~ %1~ 11!}it, l,'111l? .1!12 l,til!l? .©2 l,ems.o~ l,Ol?l!l.02 'l'4a.o:~ ?<!!ll .01; 4. Xil!l@t 9 Ill~ 1!1111!1'e,fel. IJ1gg!1!!'1 u11 Ill. '''··H'·" lO. lt1. '11. 11!1. 1;;}\t~fX> .CKJ I!!,~.~)(; .oo ;vi~m.~ • ~}~fllllt1lilftlilt :1.(l!l) "· ~lil. 74 l'l'l!!.~l.!ii:it'll!li i:o i~:t'll!in~ !!!71!1.00 !!J?l!l.00 '1fl.OO 7lll.0.0 ?5.00 'I'll! .!\!.IS ~wta :t~it:ntt~. x;,.~. •<>we .~~ ©tlil<:ll" MU'f1.ti1111 t4~11!l\U!li! l!l!M) .lllhl ?113 .IJ!'.l 671!1.t<\'.\ i.% ~il:!:'il~®ll!I! @]1,~1\'ti!l!IW' l'111t1 l 14, :IWX5 .9111 1,01%1!1.f'Jl 'i'!cl .oo 01'1 J:.z,lll11il1Jt@ifl1111!1!11 141.tMI 141.t!l!I 1,06'~.!ll i.01111!1.lll ll,Oti<t.111!1 9,084.!#t\! '1%'!~.Q ~.;$.ell 1. ~ t; ~~ f-/l'f'tJ-' C¥Al/ '81 lfJo fffi:)f).00 �Form 0-S39B REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE-1949 Name of Region No, _ _~5~-- · '-'~.,.~.._In""""·-------r Counci~!__Q"'h..,i..•'"'Jr-.r,..1s,..r'""""'-"'Go"·"11"'"'"'1l"l'"'J'"',_.~:t~..__.s4 Headquarters City-~l·~Iem._,""lh~i&s~----------State Council No. ___z>~r:e~.'-- 1 •--- (Please use only following classification. This is for purpose of National record and co1nparison) EXPENDITURES--1949 I. Operating Expenditures: 1950 BUDGET (NET) Indicate period covered if other than calendar year Column 1 ('olumn 2 Column 3 Total Expenditures Special Receipts Net Expenditures (See Note I below) (Col. I minus Col. 2) 1. Executive Salaries* ................. 1-$_~1~4~-·=77=2=··=9=6__ 1_$________ _ 1_$_ _,1,_4"'.•coP:'lc.o.·-":'"'.""'9-"6'--ll-$-'-/'--c·~·~'--'---. ..............................,,,,___::B~"':5C:~)':;9;;-··~9::.;;3--l---------- J-----0'8,.,-:59 "":'·1::')."9"-'"3--ll---'--'-:.cc.--'-c:··c.·_ _ . Sal aries · ice 2. Off l,097,a) .!0c..__ 1 ----------1·---~=~=" "----"'l.._,,()'-"9'-'-7"',~"" C t . '--·ll---~-----3. R et iremen · on t n'b' ns .......... _,.'.'"'?__ 11 __"-/-'-'"""--"-'·"'''"'·'-'-'-·-_,_7.._,8"' 6 __,,l,,.,_,,6"' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ?~·· "--~1~·=00~7~·~6=. I 'I' t H ht . 1 1 4. R'en t, L 1g , ea , . e .......... ,, ·> ' _,.l~,>':0"'135'°""''-'0;_•2'-'-II --~--~___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ''----l"'-":0::'2'-:.5'""'-.0':'2 . S . 1 1 5. Off·ice upp11es.......................... ,, 48 0 3 7 ' _ "-··::.' ._. \'-"''~"-•· --11----=9-"• · "' 3 ..,0"' .• 8"11----7'-4"' . • ·~~-1--------6. Postage................-......................... 7. Field Expense (incl. Transportation) ......... 11--~1~·~9~8~9~,_7_4_ _ 1_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1_ __.,l,...,u·9'-'8'-'9,_,,:..:7_.4"---ll-="'.:._c:~''-.·"--'="'--8. Publicity ...........................................11--=c-:=:-;;- -;;;---l---.:;--= =-=---l----=-- =-=-""",.--ll-- ----.,.""'9, Camping ........................... 41 ___1=6=-).._,"'4"8-'4"'""'1"7_ _ 1___:1:::1:.J•t:?"'';"~f'::.J,,,_8::..::.2___ 1____o5"''-"2::.!4::.6'..!'!-';<t':'.!.5::'...._ll--C,/'--"?..:.'·-"-)....t.~·'.1.•·_ _ • 10. Leadership Training and Conf erences........................."_____7.•l-!l~·~8-5_.·__ l·----------i·----~71=8~·~8~5".--ll---"'j-·,··c...c.·'-'"'(:_·~. _· 11. National Quota .......................... 11----5~7;,.15"-'"""'(')"'.•O'---l--·----- --1----'57' :'·:'!)"'""'00"'.'---11--=·~-,c..:/ '.:.\.._'.c·.c··__ . .r.l__ 11 ..___-'-"~~c:c:-12. Charter Fee .................................... 11_____,7-'5'-'"'-'0".(": J--l----------l---- --'7_,f"'"'-'O("' Shows B. 13. Circuses, iVI. /...· · 517•'"-'"7 """'' 64 l . or"L ,.,., w"''"'!'--+----""'-'""-"' :C:-"--""-.-'---11---'-"-'-"'C """'L"---I ----~•~~ and Other Ac ti vi ti es ............... 11---"'"...,,:;,";:u~--'" 1~·0..,'-\c.'....t._ _ ...t. 14, C~mpaign Expenditures ......11_____7_?_.......ro_··---i-----------1------7~,"?,.._,..t>,,,f.l.___lll---. 15. Interest on Indebtedness (See Note 2 below) lf----::--= -::--::---l- --------·1- --------11 -------· .:.. .,, . 1111.as """---l----------- 1·----""""'"'""""14Lal5 --·ll----''-7'-"-'"• -"-....t.....t._ 16. I nsurance .......................................11---.,.--"'""""" . ·· '"... 06f'i,81 1 l,065,81 II . .... 0 17. M1sce aneous................................11---"'-'==="---l------------·1---~--""",. fl,O!i4.99 __ ..L•I•. ··;/i o,\ __ 8 OR4 <.l'l lfl, .lnt®~?-1';M'liol ''19~& ;~£13,61 l!l, Serii@? /t'tYVJJ~ 1 1 ·-- ·c:· ;>A"• 1· '""«·&{ t,?£&.~-: ,-~:.; a- &w2:.~,(J 1_ _ __ TOTALOPERAT ING 11_ _.;..&;..l,,,_:.._m.-=''-'~>...:;;_ _ 1 _-"1"'1"','""8"'1'"'4""._.4~6--.l--~4~6£,~5f""i6"""'"'8"'7'--ll--c-/-''.-'.;-···__ II. Capital Expenditures: 1. Office Equipment ···-·····/l----=l..:7l=•c:l:..4:..__ ,1_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1_ _ _ _ _l...,_7,.l..,...l"'4"-'--ll----"-·'-''"''"-'.;·'~"c...···"""c:c:-2. Camp Property .........· - · · l l - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - 1 1 1 - - - - - - - - 3. Automobile ....................11 - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - 1 1 - - - - - - - - - TOTAL CAPITAL 171.14 171.14 III. Revolving Accounts: (National Funds) I. BOYS' LIFE?r·-······..··········i>- -----·----1 --------1-- ------11 2. Registrations ....................11---4..,,_7...:4...:6::..(.c.ll"----l---4"',..,9=-6=-7'-',"'3~.u~·---1-----'(~l"';:>,"'l"'._,,::~"'5"')-·11 29.:35 :3.618.63 ;5.647.96 3 Scout Suppll'es . TOTAL REVO~~~-~r·"=~il·_ _a_.:..•3_.~_J;_~._9_9_ _ 1___6~·=k46~.-~5~=-9_9___ 1____~(_9~?~'··~0"'0".)__ 11 IV. Endowment, Trust Funds or other Permanent Investments_ _ _ _ ,_________ _,,________ _ V. Obligations Paid (See Note 3 below) - - · - - - - - - - - - - - - - i - - - - - - - - - - 1 1 - - - - - - - - *Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transportation allowances. Do not distribute any salaries to other budget items. NOTE 1-Report as Special Receipts only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., which are incidental to certain Council activities. Also report Revolving Account receipts in second column, N01'E 2-Do not include payments to reduce "principaP' indebtedness. NOTE 3-1'his refers to repayn1ent of loans, the proceeds of \vhich have been previously expended, bills and other obligations \vhich have been charged to the various items of the budget in previous years and so reported. 320010·:19 �1\nalysis by population groups of incon1c frorn contributions for 1949 Council operation. Incon1e frorn areas \vhere Council participates in Comn1unity Chest z s" Note: Do not include inco1ne for Capital purposes 111 popula ti on groups. '" ~ ~ " " " . " Supplcn1cntal contributions Chest Communities of 500,000 or over.. .................. - - $ 4:~.4411.40 Income fron1 areas \vhere Council does not participate in Cb est $ 1'otal Income .. $ 4t7g . . 57 ··--··--- :!• .4~:;;. 9.~_8. 97 ·- " 100,000 to 500,000.... ............... - - ---·--·· ·-- ---._ .. ________ " 25,000 " 100,000.... ............... - - ---·-------...... _____ ___ " 10,000 " 25,000..... ............. --- - -......... -----·--·-·· 1. Z.2t~ .<A') " 2,500 " 10,000.... ............... - - ___ l. ;~;;;?.OQ ----..-··-__ ____:J'J 5.00 77f5.00 under 2,500 and open country · - ,, Total for Council Operation ..................... -----·-····· $ Incornc for Capital purposes ........... -----------·--·····-·-- $ •!H5l fl:§?. I!() $ ~3 • .?,;?0.66 $ l"or the 1950 budget outlined on preceding page$--- 4~_.J17..53....~. $ 46.015.97 $ 478,57 I$ $ 3, 22'{).66 _______ ..... ____.. has been raised to date. I~udget for 1951 1 or next fiscal year, \vill be adopted by }~xecutivc I3oard about____ ..,...~?-~~~tt_ _ :?4_. ___.,,,,,.,,_____ ---···--·········-· (Date) Assets, 12-31-49 Current-Cash on hand and tn bank $~ ..~...!.~-~!). ~~--­ $ *Fixed - Real Estate Unpaid .Pledges Camp Equipment Supplies for Resale Office Equipment Securities J)uo f ?<Jw !nd iv:l.d1u-i.l !! Automobile 'i',600.00 96. t~71. 1-13 4,47;1. 2'1' 47{l,89 TOTAL (i,366,lO •Present Value TOTAL :wn. 444. fiO Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-49 100~-67 Operations-Accoun ts and Bills Payable $--·-................. Capital--Aecounts and Bills Payable Notes Payable Notes Payable $ Mortgages TOTAL.~~-l_tiO_.•_._&_?_ TOTAL _ _ _ __ ll'Ji\fe'lb<l'efi audited bY---·--- i'ruf<&!le~o11B.l .Am:g_1ll!_tQ.ll!.~-- 0 ur accounts \Vill be • (Stnte whcthe1· p1·ofcssionul ncconnhu1ts or auditing committee) VVe request continuation of present credit lini.it by Supply Service and \vill 111aintain our account on a 30 day.basis. (Note: If change in maximum credit is desired state new amount here: .) This Council has Trust funds, as of December 31, 1949, totaling $ __ 1>_,_9\1('._._Q\l_ _______ of which .,..........~·-"'----·-·---..-- .. --·- .. was received during the year 1949. We arc using (a) Standard Declaration of Trust (check) .. . , or (b) some other form approved by National Council (check)__________ __ _, Income from Trust Fund, 1949 $-,., rel c:ouncil directed ca1npaign or ca111paigns are to be held on the follo\-ving dates in 1950 ------.-.. -"'~:_t?: ___ ,,:____ ~.!___ _ Retnarks, Explanations or Additions_ �Form O-S39G REPORT OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE-19 49 Region No. ____5_ __ Headquarters City .. }''-~TilJ>!'\.~.\'I .. .. .......... State ...............~~-'-. Council No. 558 The follo\ving report presents the activities and accomplishments under the direction of this Committee during the year .1949. I. The membership of this Committee includes, besides the Chairman, ..............:;!, ............District Health and Safety Chairmen anf the following Health or Safety experts, as checked: Public Health.........;!,...... ; Medicine ........1'...... ; Aquatics......... 11: ........ ; Fire Prevention .................... ; Firearms ........ ](:....... ; First Aid .... JC .......... ; Emergency Service..... ., .............. ; Farm Safety ........... ; Mountaineering 2. During 1949 the meeting places oL ......36........... of our Units ( ..... l!L ... %) were inspected. 3. During 1949 an inspection of the Council Camp ..,.::.ill'. made by the Committee...JL ... Troop Camps, off the Council campsite, were held, of which ..... 0 .... were inspected by the Committee. 4. Procedures to insure that carriers used for the transportation of Scouts on Scouting activities were in safe condition for such uses, with adequate insurance coverage, ~!mt been in effect during 1949. 5. The plan for medical examination of new Scouts is in effect in ............................................. of our Troops ( ................ %). Form No. 1154 "Health History and Medical Examination" is ;iot used. lS 6. Pre-ca1np medical examination is required for all who attend the Council camp as checked: Scouts Leaders ..... !f.... ; Food Handlers.. ..~....... X Camp Health condition recheck of Scouts, Leaders and Food HandlersiJ:mll!lt made by a medical doctor after their arrival at camp. lS 7. .. ......................Training courses in Healrh and Safety were given by this Council during the year with having completed the course. · 8. We different Scourers do~t have an Emergency Service Corps of Senior Scouts. It has ........................ qualified members. 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 1949 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 ..... 11. Our Program as plaoned for 1950 includes the following as checked: a) Complete organization of Committee including all technical experts and chairmen of District Health and Safety Committees............... X.................. , b) Medical examination of new Scouts in ....................................Troops which is .............................. % of all our Troops. c) Program of Inspection as checked: Unit meeting places ......... 2C .............. ; Council and Troop Camps........ .Z: .............. ; Sea Explorer watercraft........................ . d) Emergency Service Corps ; Mobilization Plan e) Training Courses in Health and Safety.................... . (Signed) 32001049 �F:J:·;:1 0·5."\')~! EMPLOYED STAFF FOR 1950 (Please state all salaries. Use extra sheet if necessary) NO'fE: Because of its relationship to Retirement and Group Insurance it is essential that this report be accurate and complete. 5 Region No._ Council 0,lo. Check in these columnii participants in Retirement Plan (R,P ,) & Group Insurance (G.I.) Tentative 1950 Salaries If. If. R. P. G. l. - - - -·---·-·- Scout Executive _ _ _~-'i~•.-'-G-"o"rcod,,o,,_,n,,_M~'yo7r-=r_,i00e,__ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Home Address 1531 Vinton Ave •• Memphis• Tenn, Tel. 7-3687 Assistant (A.S.E.), District ( D.S.E.), Field (F.S.E.) Executives and functional Directors Name Title * L, Tweed •rohnson Thul'lllP..n J. li'rii,rJru.re J, A. :&'red .llelJl,UCNU!lp o. Harris (Negro) O!egro) i>".~ Jj'. s. E• .. '/, /... "''·•'/) ]', s. E. .:..: ~'.'. ·"···· • ·."" -c'.O F• F, s. :.m. s. E, Note: Above named members of Ptofessional Stati must also be listed on Rostet fol:' putposes of "Registration." \' :·'j ' .., ··'.>:.! >·./.·•· . > x x ----· x --------- ---· --- We plan to increase our professional staff by the addition of --·~ ·-·------- men in 1950. Clerical Staff Name Title* Hope li, For~L _ _ _ _ . Niss -·-----Sallie (}, Worden $ --------1---· ---- -~---·-·---·------------ Camp Director x lleceptionist x :Bookkeeper MJ:i;, ?'la.ry Duncan Mrs. Jomeph&ne Maddox Registrar -~- ------·----- - Amie Kathrin@ Taylor (Negress) ---···------- Secrete.l'Y Office Girl __,____ ,.____ -·~/~·-'·--~~-(,_';' ________ ,____ ,____ --··---·----~----- "Indicate part hme employees, it any, by "P.T." after the title. not include ;i.ny allo"Wances, i.e., transportation, ete., in salary figures. *~Do 32001049 �J • A. :~l<~a'Mh~~ (? • E!a:r:li'll!I (lMepc) ( :llleill'O) R-®ll:~t t11t.n1111tl :lllQ.111 ~l!ll!l)l\$11' q~tnt:l"lill' J11ui.,.S.ne r~®ildo;n; .f\!111® ~tK1:r1ntt 'Z'aql!!IV (1q~"'1111111) E»eell'et.m:r, Oft1e© ~:lltl 1, ~:)(1.1;>!') 1. :?00 .tJ{i �REPORT OF LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE-1949 ---~ n. s. Gh ick~~ar1,t11 Gouncil, A.. Inc. NAME OF COUNCIL............ '·······-··········································-··--·----·---·-···········-·-······---------····--------········----------···············- Region No. HEADQUARTERS CITY........l;i(i>Jl!I'J:l.i.>;.................................................................... .STATE .... '.l'.~J:I.!........................ _. Council No. __J?_5!L_ __ j RESULTS IN BASIC TRAINING* As of ·occcmb<'r 31, 1949, \Ve have acco1uplished the following toward providing all of the key leaders of our registered units \Vith BASIC TRAINING*: ASSISTANT UNIT LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING UNIT LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING STATUS 12/31/49 STATUS 12/31/49 Number Registered % Registered Number % 28 10 ;~5. 7 45 188 20 10.6 25 15 0 0 10 231 30 12.9 20 29 4f). ~~ w Asst. Cubmasters l.48 58 39.:? 45 Asst. Scoutmasters Squadron Advisors 12 1 8.~1 3) Ship Advisors (Skippers) Asst. Post Advisors Asst. Ship Advisors (Mates) x x x x Explorer Advisors in Troops 224 88 39.3 45 Total Asst. Unit leaders x x x Total Unit leaders 3 Asst. Squadron Advisors " Post Advisors Ob.icctive 12/31/50 Number % Number HAVll COMPLETED APPROPRIATE BASIC TRAINING* Objective 12/31/50 64 Cub1nasters Scoutmasters HAVJo.:: COMPLE'l'ED APPROPRIATE BASTC '!'RAINING* *Credit Leader with basic training only if he has completed the appropriate basic training for the program \vhich he participation in scheduled training sessions, personal coaching, or home study. Cub Leaders' 1\aining Course. b. Administration Section, Cubbers' Po\v Wo'v plus four additional training 1neetiogs. c. Scoutnrnsters' Basic Training. d. Air Scout Leaders' Course. e. Skippers' Training Course. f. Senior I.eadcrs' Course. g. Explorer Advisors' Course. 00\V leads, through "· STATUS 12/31/49 UNITS WITH LEADERS TRAINED IN OUTDOOR WORK Nun1ber... a. Units (lloy Scout and Explorer) having at !cast one leader with outdoor t'raining in "Troop OBJECTIVE 12/31/50 - 3.2 Percent .......f.~l..,,,/t .............f.$9. ....... % Ca1nping", cruising and water work, or expedition leadershi'p. COMMISSIONER TRAINING STATUS 12/31/49 a. 1'otal registered Com1nissioncrs Number.....~.Ei b. Have completed a Commissioners' Training Course. Number. .. 19 Perceot. .. 68 . Number.................... Percent. ....?'.9..~ ~~···· LEADERS WITH SCOUT EXPERI.ENCE Had Scout experience starting with Tenderfoot Rank. OBJECTIVE 12/31/50 ...... 4.!. ~. ~ . . . (Most of this information can be secured from your Perpetual Inventory Forms. Sec Training Records Chapter, Loc(l/ Co 11ncil Office Administration Manual Cat. No. 4472.) 32001049 �TiiNURii OF SCOUTS SiiPARATiiD IN 1949 TABLii 2 - ---------··-·---------------~--- Less t ban l Year Tenure completed in respective programs Boys in Cub Packs ·----------------1---and as an Explorer in the 1'roop) Young men in Senior or Explorer lJnits 1 to 2 2 to 3 Years , Years f 541 215 645 405 ?,~ ( Report tenure earned as a Boy Scout Boys in Troops I I' (Report only tenure earned as a Sr. Scout or Explorer} 3 to 4 l Years ' • - 177 ! 4 or more TOTAL Years xxx l,110 142 1,708 ' 21 - 19 12 54 ----·· ' - - - · - NOTE---Above table applies only to boys ·who were SEPARATED in 1949. "'Report here only those Cub Scouts \vho had con1pletc<l 3 full years of tenure. RURAL MEMBiiRSHIP 1949 (Under 2,500 population) TABLii 3 -- --- N()TE-'fhc following data, for 1949, should be given only for boys and Units in villages under 2,500 population and open country. New Rural Boy lvfc1nbers enrolled, 1949 I II - I Total Rural Boy Members December 31, 1949 I I ' New Rural Units organized, 19·19 277 ~)4 118 517 :r1 0 Net l)roppcd Rural Units, 19 119 -· Total Rural Units, Deccn1ber 31, 1949 Exploring (See Note 2) 93 ___ __f- : --- Boy Scouting (See Note 1) Cub Scouting 6 -- TOTAL 404 - 612 ") 8 (-J 0 6 0 6 10 23 3 36 'Note 1---"Boy Scouting" as used here should include Troops, Neighborhood Patrols and Tribes and rneinbers thereof, including Explorers in Troops. -- Not(:' 2--·"Exploring" includes Squadrons, Posts, Ships and members thereof. UNIT BUDGET PLANS -------- --------·····-----The Coun~il has a dcfiqitc plan for. prmnoting U_nit Budget Plans (check one) -~.0... Pack:; (J?l_._P.%) f;°'"'?, \VCrc Ye:; 4.2 ..... ___ J'acks on Thrift_ Plan Dec. 31, l949; Objective:. (.':~'.':'.-~.:-::.(Yo) were on Budget Pfan Dec. 31, 1949; Objectivl':. ..........8. (9'' J_t? .•. f.!..%) c6-0 -%> on Plan by Dec. 31, 19.50. ( _6_0 _____ %) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1950 . ............Expl . Units cJ..~L--%> on Plan by 'Dec. 31, 1950. 96 . .........Troops /) ...... Jl.t5.. .Troops .f'.xpl. Units D; No D- \vere on Budget Plan Dec. 31, 1949; Objective: ...... l..~ UNIT CHARTER RiiVIIiW In 1949 we used t'hc "Charter Review" procedure, involving participation of Unit leaders and Co1nmittec and representatives of Sponsoring Institution and incident to the reregist~ation of ......~J?. ....... Units out of our total of ....l.3.Q..... Council~ Units rcrcgistering during the year. THE WHOLii SCOUT FAMILY NOTE: Indicate nun1bcr of Institutions in Council which sponsor more than one type of Unit. ----------·- ----·-·- I --------..---'----··--·· Cub Pack and Boy Scout Troop Nu1nbcr of Institutions sponsoring more than one type of unit -...)) (Signed) _ / Chairmifr;·6,;l:tlizat'ion and ExtcO.Sion Comm'ittec "~,-/ l Cub Pack and Explorer Unit l <>~-·;;;? ,;;;[:~~~~~2~~£?e:::a:~< (L ~12 Boy Scout Troop and Explorer Unit Scout Executive "Whole Scout Family'' Pack, Troop, Explorer Uni , 7 �Form 0-539A This copy for National Office 0: Regional Office 0: Local Office [ii/ {Check appropriate box on each copy.) DO NOT WRITE HERE Charter Fee $,_ _ _ _ __ TRANSMITTAL SHEET Quota_________ Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter Scouter Fees_______ Tota~---------- Region No.--~---- Bf:~ Council No. _ _ _ _ _ __ NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. Auached is the application of the•--------t";h=i=cc.ckE=~.c'"J-ficoJ,1)"''------------------------- Council, .•. 111~~ - - -W4t1E1P -" ' - - - - - - - - - -•- - - - - f or renewal o f charter f or the year beginning July 1, 1950, together with reports as called f or. Headquarters City, State Supplementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following: (If any· of the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expected on the line marked "Date") Note: Items No. 1, 6 and 7 should accompany application, and No, 5 if possible. 1. Charter Fee 2. Paylll:ent of Quota 3. Scouter Fees $-----~~ 4, _ _ _ _ _ Scouter Applications (No.) Yes or No Date Yes or No Date Y's or No Date Yes or No 'Date 5. Audit Report for 1949 !es 6. Scout Executive's Report for 1949 re11 7. Prognun and Objectives for 1950 8. Roster ~:.~4;&;, ,,~u,,·'\oex<,mtiitea_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ •- - - - - - - Date was mailed -~jfef;~~·~=.ib~·~·~·~l~n~~:i~;;:"J£.Y'-·:xo.,;_________ Date 32001049 �I QIUl M&HJ.!!0•Q11t, L · s.. A• &ltf. 1 Wei• 11~•· •!WM 41? .ql!Jl<(IJtlW 1. 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Ll!J1' s:oee:bl qu11i111 on new -1.oll'«l" m t11 Mil t!ri.~ li'eeit•d. til'I(,: e.nit t:ralm.iig of Fm:pl.o:r,.,,_ 10. l'fllAilil Pl'l<HllQte ~icd li'<'!l0f\.1a,g th;r(l~cut the lf~• masa?lllnea Dl!('J'YSl !J:lfJ!lll !!'.l'lcll. to 11~1'$• LI'.11'.lll"•· llmbe~i:&ll ltS~iU'.111'.Vfff-ll. P:remote tlie \l.1lle Of t)'w $l!lllV@ the f;Jl.\uxieU• s q'J1Qt11. cf lllftl<:i~ $U'tl1tCM"1.~tiona \he tor~tlon ei II.wop :U.Jl\•!111.ee w:!.th $ni;ihAl!ltt on MeJllt kdi!l;it Pala:Pliilttts. 11. :raws rtl'l.£\lliiftia ··(a) l!W.'ea111e the 11ep0 o:t th.e h\l.le li..~a.tlons O!illllllttt&e tton en '!roil'iou oltgd utior1.11 to lnel.UllO 1"~.:resenta­ aad Mfteiationti. ('It) ll!J.tbl>~ the nil •ti'let Clolllllt ttt11111.1 #.114 Clolllllliss~aer11 tmi'l.lil<l'Wt ~ «uitl>''blia a liml."e e-operatiYe .-ai.a.tioll.alp Id. th all BJ;lol1dl'1ll€!i in11ti tu.tione. ( o) l'l!'l,Ce eentt.nued stre11a e11 edu.<le.tloJla'l pu'blioi t;r special pu.'b1ici ty :fo1' llo;r S001tt Week. <laillping, o..w •• ia tlwo~ut tho 'If•~ G~J.eea• wf..·\h N't1-tloul. JM:boJlee, ~P..· &to. mmwmit l!tequeat the aid of e'lll!JIY msi. ln the OQ'Ql\Qll tn J>ecruitiag men fol' poeltlons �-li- ot leaderptp~ lt11Miwe 1a. 'l!iilth YOlwi.te• alld ;p:t'l'}fel\111&<nll!l. Mlitl!:e "1}1e4$l effl>th to i'e~•t tblre~ iXt!~H tll;e ~etrrtat ol't!lant~tti;ins. !l!WC-. lmp!'ll'!te ai:i.d Jl):J.'O!llClte th.I\! l'!hrk ai,tll. the $1;\l!lai li!lllen4 °1'S Sta:tf. ot m1l :t:llstdots tl'lro• the lastrt1tt. Oo#llllitteea ��A REPORT TO THE NATION OF THE CRUSADE TO STRENGTHEN THE ARM OF LIBERTY IN 1949 REGION NO.-...- - - - , · - - . City( COUNCIL NO. State A REPORT TO THE NATION depends on the quality of the report from each individual Local Council. Be sure you keep a record in your own Local Council for your report to Council Officers, Mayors of the communities within your Council, heads of cooperating agencies, including churches, schools, service clubs, etc. THIS IS IMPORTANT RETURN THIS REPORT TO THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK 16, N. Y.. SO THAT IT WILL REACH HERE BY JANUARY 16, 1950 -AND SEND ONE COPY TO YOUR REGIONAL OFFICE. LEADERSHIP TARGET ExJitorer Troops Packs Total Unit Leaders and Assistants, December 31, 1949 '/A :fJ _(j ;l_.,, New Unit Leaders and Assistants in 1949 l/O fD/ nits ? w, 8 PROGRAM TARGET No. Units Participating SERVICE PROJECTS No.Boys Volume Participating Air Marking Project {Announced March l, 1948-continued through 1949) (No.) Waste P~er Collection (Pomp let furnished by National Supply Service) Clothing Collection j {/) - 'J.-30 (5, {:() /) Lb" (for other organizations) Lbs. Food Collection (For other organizations) Lb•. ,') n Distribution of Posters Lf._Q 0 /{JQ,)0 (No.) Conservation a. Wild~life Protection b. Tree Planting (No.) - c. Forestry Projects United Nations Appeal For Children Shirts Off Our Back .... ------~·· -- (Collection of used, uniforms and camping equipment) Adoption of Units Overseas Lbs. - Contribution to World Friendship Fund . - $ (No.) Pen Pals {Correspondence exchanged) (No.) (Continued on Other Side) �PROGRAM TARGET (Continued) SERVICE PROJECTS No. Boys Participaling No. Units Participating (Continued) Volume CARE Packages or PACKAGED FRIENDSHIP (No.) Public Participating Boys and Adults SPECIAL EVENTS ParticipaUag CAMPING Camporee 51 {No.) x x x x !, 75{"\ (No.) x ~)-'.'} Ll(No.) Short Term Camp / ..:;-· :;;•. '1/ (No.) . Long Term Camp ~5?7' Expedition --·- . (No.) x x x x x x x x x x x x x x SPECIAL CUB SCOUT EVENTS Picnics, excursions, day camps x . LOCAL COOPERATION WITH OTifER AGENCIES Check only those agencies where· Scouts definitely provided help for agency projects. Include in this report only 1949 actlvities. Ust other agencies on separate sheet. 0 ·American Red Cross GiY'}').re Prevention Week Committee rn<American Legion D Rotary Club 0 Lions International 0 Kiwanis D Elks D Vetercms of Foreign Wars 0 Young Men's Christian .Association D Chamber of Commerce D Jl.µlior Chamber of Commerce ~ational Tuberculosis Associalion D March of Dimes 0 Eagles O Volunteers of America 0 Blood Banks D Salvation Army 0 Boys' Clubs O Izaak Walton League G('Community Chest 0 P. T.A. . OUTST,llNDING SERVICE PROJECTS OF 1949 (Describe briefly and use extra sheet if necessary) MEMBERSHIP TARGET Packs Total Units in Council December 31, 1949 (",/ New Units in Council In 1949 7 Number of Units in Council on which this Report to the Nation is based (. t..j Troops / &/~'? 7~¥-- i<f9 Extfilorer nits I 7~·· .;::;' { '&.""·"' . LOCAL COUNCll. APPROVAL Date(''"/· /? ,,--; .··n ·':._ I ( "t1 ,'\) \ .. --·· Signed... Scout Executive �-I CHICKASAW comlCIL. :s. s.A •• INC, COUNCIL MBUlERS FGR 1950 ASSOCIATE "A" Abraham, George B. Ainslee, H. S. Alcott, Richard Alexander, Vance J. All en, Preston Allen, Thomas H. Awsumb, George Bacon, Col. W. J. Bailey, E. O, Ballon, Dave Beasley, John B. Bolton, A, Earle Bondurant, Julia.n B. Boone, Daniel H. Boyd, Judge Marion s. Boyle, J. Bayard Boyle, Hon, Joseph P, Bridgeforth, \·T. D. ncn Canale, Phil M. Carley, Jack Carrington, R. Russell Carter, M, O. Carter; Nathan A, Chambers, c. M. Chambers, J. D, Champion, R. G. Chandler, W. H, Clark, Dolph Cole, Sam F. Collins, Chriss Cowan, C. H. Cox, 11. W, Cc'awford, A, M. Creson, Hon, Larry B, Creson, R. F. Davis, Hon. Clifford Davis, Dr. J, Murry Day, Paul Deupree, Wayne Diehl, Dr. Charles E. Iolan, T. R, "E" Edge, 1'!. T, Edwards, Frank C. Emick, Harold Fiedler, Dr. F, W. Fleming, Joseph JJ, Garber, Myron Gaylor, w. A, George, John H. Glascock, Charles Graves, Dr. L, M, Green, Jesse Gronaucr; Joseph A. Gregg, Russell Grout, F. M, Haase, Charles J, Henry, N. Wallace Herrington, R, L. Hirsh, B. l·r, Hobson, Dr. J, J, Holloman, C. C. Holmes, Herbert Hopp er, A. L, Hussey, Robert J, llJll Darnell, Herbert Davis, A. G, Jacobson, C. M. Johnson, w. C, L------·~-------------·---·-------1..~·-------·~---.. - - - - - - - Page 1 " �,..••_ .._____ ----··· --------·-·--·--------·----·---------,-----·------..-- ___ _____________ _ .. .... I "K" I I Kenworthy, William Kopald, S. L. I I I Lane, v. G. I Le,...,,, Sid A. LePrince, J. A. Lerner, S .. M. Levy, Dr. Louis Lewis, T,. t Li sl"1tr:1ar1, £.1. A. Lohr;1eyer, J. Jl.. I Sandown, w. H. Schloss, Gilbert M. Sc ho em bs , Arthur Sellers, Hon. Perry Sherrod, Floyd Shields, J. Chester Springfield, C. L. I I 1 .. I I Thompson, E. F. Turner, Norfleet I "M" "W" Wade, Maury 1\Tagner, D. Eugene waring, Col. Roane Webb, Harry 1iilcy, J. Brady Williams, Hon. O. P. Wurzburg, Abe l\1cfarlane, G. v. 1'1aden, JoJ.111 Vl. i!icCabe, C. T. 1-icCourt, Lee T~ l ·lcGeorge, E. .. L. lforiar ty, Herbert 1 nyn ll(J II Ozburn, lJ. Field Yankee, Claude "P" Pe, tto n, CC'l10 rna. s 11T. Patton. ~'Tesle;y E. Penland, Clifford Pennebak:er, C. T. Preste, Robert R. Ramsey, Heiu7 T. Reeves, Russell E. Ricl1ardson, Charles D. Ross,J.L. Ruch, Dr. ·ralter A. Russell, ])d1.Jard P. Russell, Dr. George 1''1. Rychener, Dr. R. O. "S" Saine, J. E. ____J Page 2 �CHICKASAW couNCIL. B,s.A •• me. COUNCIL M:EMBERS FOR 1950 ACTIVE Acklen, T. Robert Agee, G. Uorthen Ahlgren, Frank Angus, John A, Allen, James Seddon Atkinson, Dr. W. R. Austin, :r. H. Ayres, Dr. J. C. Danielson, Gen. W. A. D3.vis, Joe E. Dilatush, \'/. Henry Dixon, Hugo N, Donelson, Lewis R., Jr. D:irmon, w. B., Jr. lbzier, Bob Earp, O. K. Ettel son, Dr, H. W. Ewing, Bruce W. Baber, Rodney Ball, Ernest C. Barnes, George Barrow, E. R. Benner, Henri Biltot, Emile A. Boren, J, L. Bowers, Mil ton Bruce, C• .Arthur "F" Fiedler, Chris H. Ferguson, Bert Flanagan, F. Joe Fogleman, John A. Friend, A. B. Fuller, R. D. Burrov1, A. K. non Callow, Lewis C. Carter, A. B. Castle, S. Nelson Chandler, Walter Christenbur y, Fred L. Church, C. H. Clark, Roscoe C. Clarke, P. C. Clayton, Henry M. Clayton, P. A. Cleghorn, John Coffey, Ben B,, Jr. Cooke, R. P, Cooper, Sterling Crump, Charles M. Crump, E. H. , Sr. Crump, E. H., Jr, Cunningham, Jesse Dalstrom, Ed Daniels, T. B. "G" Gassaway, llrooks N. Goldsmith, Jack Goodman, Charles F. Goodman, Thomas F. q~ (;(>-::>CM 1 £!:. • e • "H" Hale, Hon. E, W. Halle, Arthur Halliday, U. P. Handly, Charles C, Harrold, E. A. Hays, Lake Rei skell, A. L. Higginbotham , Ernest F, Hirsheimer, Harold Hohenberg, A. E. House, E. J. Howard, T. P. Huckabee, Miller Hughes, Dr. James G. Page 1 �·------------ --·-··-·1 1· ------··-·-·-----· · I I Hughes, Dr. John Davis Porter, Dr. Arthur R., Jr, llJll Ramsay , R. G. , sr. Richardson, Gilmer Richmond, E. R. Ries, Elmer Rittelmeyer, Charles W. Jacobs, Dr. B. E. Jenkins, E. B. Johnson, J. C. Jones, WaTh c. , Jr. "K" King, Dr. Klyce, F. tt S" c. c. w. "L" Lanahan, L. Harry Lee, Dr. R. G. "M" Malone, J. H. ifartin, Rear Adm. H. i"1. Mays, R. C. McGregor, John McKnight, James Malone McKnight, Thomas H. McWhortor, ;,.. D. Meeman, E. J. ifoore, E. E. Mor eland, s. E. Munson, F. F, own Nickey, Sru11, Jr, Norvell, J. W. "O" Scharff, Aaron R. Scharff, Abe Schmeisser, Dr. H. C. Schwartz, Merrill Senhausen, C, B. S.harpe, 1_-.r. L. Simmons, J. Barrow Sims, Hollice H. Skinner, J. L. Skinner, Raymond Slavick, H. W. Smith, \'/alt er L. Spain, H. M. S1Jear s, Herman Strauss, G. D. Sullivan, H. P. "T" Tate, Alvan F., Jr, Taylor, R. A. Thayer, F. T, Thompson, I.Jarry Thomson, George Trippe er, R. i~. Turman, H. D. Turman, tr. F .. "V" 0 1 Callaghan, J. E. Orgill, Edmund Orndorff, H. G. Ov0rto11, V!ct.tl{ins Vandemark, F. J. Verret, Jli. J. Vesey, John B. "P" 1 / ! I L Pat ten, Joe M. Peete, Russell Petty, W. G. Pharr, Samuel S, Pidgeon, Everett Pipkin, Perry Pleasants, James J., Jr. "W" wadl ey , lJr. s. L. Webb, Harry G. Wegener, Edward L. Wilkinson, Russel Willi ams, Ernest Page 2 �nyn Young, C, B, Young, Dr. Thomas K. i , I ----·-~--------------------·--------------------------------- Page 3 �''1orm Q.SJ!' ..c-" .... REGION No... .. -.7 APPLICATION for RENEWAL of LOCAL COUNCIL CHARTER for the Year Beginning July 1, 1950 NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. The <:;;f?r&.;,;/k.£1:+.cr .YV'...... . (Name: of Coundi) . ................................. Council, Boy Scouts of A.merfCa, with t..f:····'-··· ~").....·y;_ :77..:i' ·.. .( . t'+. .............$i77~···?··'4s;·· .. . . ? headquarters at. ........ ~.(....... 7£~~i'LM!iif~~·A:d·!~~) 1t.. .f.:.. t, ••• ::.~·e&;·::J''f~';;~) . .,,,Z.y.. .. ····"'····~·/.......£'..:.·.7.<~tate) . . •./.-.·.·.·.t. ..•·.·.·".''.·.·.".'.....··.··'····'···· f: " aq~-~ ~,~~in~ jurJ~.9i.~~i?n o~~r,;~-~indicat~,. entire ,. Area) :~~j;,'4:•l!..4..4z:···~~:~~.!L.f'.·.kP.t+.'* . ~ .... :~r!::...~.. ::·~i.>~ , ~:~:~t::~;~~:::·~;~:-;1~:;.~~~~~~~~·~>:':~~?-~;,~;?-~~~~~{~1}_;: : :·:~:~ hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July I, 1950. In justification of this application, the accompanying reports of accomplishments and progress in 1949 and Objectives for 1950 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 XII, Section 2, Clause 3. This application and record of progress were reviewed and approved by the Council or Executive Board at a duly called meeting on ............. '.',.k(-c;;t::.-r::·x·:::.~"'Y:-rt.,,,r::rr,"'.'~·:::'.'./ ........... :~b.:7...................... I9,,,S~1':?:, at which meeting a quorum was present and the Council sp'e'cifically accepted itef obligatio~ to cooperate loyally with the National Council and its representatives in promoting the program of the Doy Scouts of America in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and By~laws, policies and regulations of the Boy Scouts of America. Signed Scout Executive ........... ,.......................................................................... . President Treasurer BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA (Incorporated F'ebruaxy 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.) �1. As of Decen1bcr 3l, 1949, our Council had _______ J._::l:.;;E:·......... "Mctnbcrs at Large," and _____ j __ b_7:f_ "Institutional Rcpn.:sentatives.". 1'he latter represented. ______8_,-'S~t...;;;;L __ _. ___ 70 of all our Sponsoring Institutions. Major religious groups of our territory arc represented in the Council Hnd Executive Board in the follo\.ving nun1bers: ..... .Jewish ..... .... l.Q ......... ; Catholic.............. ~1. ..... .Jewish ...... J-..c ........ ;Catholic .......... '00£... .......... ; Protestant...... / .. ~~".".".C.d... Council Executive Board..... ..... ; Protestant. ........ ,:::J.L/ .. The Council 1nen1b('.rship includes representatives of the following co1nn1unity interests as checked: R.eligious .......... 7'\ ........... ; EducarionaL. .. ..X .............. ; Labor ........... X ............. ; Civic. .X............ ; Business ........ X·,. . ...... ; Farm ..... 2. Amendtnents to our c:onstitution and By-La\YS were adopted in 1949. [] Yes Yes O These amcndtnents have been approved by the National Council. X . .. ['gf No 0 (If not, attach copies.) No 3. We provide rcgnlar c:ominissioner service by personal visit to .. _./.;;J.£~~~ .Units out of a total of. ___2,.-.:?::n~~~:·:.Units in the (~ouncil. ~ming. '.~°,re.____ J._ __ meetings of onr_.Council a1,1d ... [;Y~··":~eti'.1gs ~four Exe~-~}ve Board ...... our District du~tr~g 19~9, :tnd the rest a\cra~~L ....................... .-...... tncctings. Roundtablcs \Vere held 1nonth!y tn .....h ...... of our 1)1stncts. 1hc remauung Dtstncts avcragcd ......... :,? ....... Roundtables. .. 4 .. 1949 there Co1n~n1ttces tnct tno.nthly, L/;,of }.cxccFt July_an~ Au~ust) 5. Officers and n1embers of_ Council serve one year bcginning.f:z.,+'.!c:, .. /~... ~£tt:) Annual meeting is in month 6. This Council has ..............C~ organized l)istricts with unctioni~g District Committees. There are ........ 0 ...... Districts yet to be organized. Of these we will organizc .... :.::-....... .in 1950 ........ .I)istricts arc sharing in financing this Council. f ........ 0 ............ , 7, Functioning of Council and Committees , Number of Districts rcprt.'scnted on cnch CHECK THOSE FUNCTIONING WELL (_ 'X _ _ -1::,_____ t --""~- Executive Board Organization and Exten~ion Le.~dership Training Advancement --- l x· , _ _{,, v -- - - - (? x G~ Camping and Activities -·-- "J .. !~ ---· ,, ------------- - ------------··· ; ' ,.., 1 1;., I I '> ... 'n /0 ,,.. - I' _1,0 ' , --··--··------··-···-----~-··-·-~ -- --- , 8. , Counc1·1 -<lees· . pan I covers a pcnoc . l o f ........ years, starting ' ............ ________ ....... , 19..... . 1'111s does not Iiave a. l ong range pI an. 1'111s 9, 'fhis Council was incorporated under th,c Ia\vs of this State in the ye<lt 19 ....·../~_, The corporate name is: Council as follows: in full hr;rewith, $..... Jc the year 1950, and agrees to pay it to the 'freasurer 9f the National ........ ;in.........kc: ..... equal payments of$ 1._ ~-·t .....!-·.·,··,·,,, , ............................. .................. V.l,...:t~-::f::·?::1.-:.~.::t!ffC. . :~:.·.·'.;;.. . . ,,·,·.· • ..·,·.,.. fui:: 11. j , 10. This Council has accepted its quota of ·.•~ 'k..'8.7..:.::?.:.o..... each during the months of ·.·.' . ,, ...·i.·..·1•..··.r.... :L,:-:~~·: /I ·"..::}:::·:'..... ••,;·'··".:r.•..,.,,.'-.','.·.,'•..·..••··.·.1··--·'."-- J,. ,·.· ••••••••"••• READING PROGRAM BOYS' LIFE On December 31, 1949, we had .. .".b -~:-:.9 ... Boy Scouts and Explorers (.k.-.f1A."5.~9o) s_ubscribing to BC)YS' LIFE. Our objective for December 31, 1950, is ... Sdi::O. . . Scouts and Explorers ( ....&oS~--%) as BOYS' LIFE submibers . B. , --·-·--··- ····---- -., - j_O 2:L ""' , 7 \( ' Finance List any other Conimittees Council has: A. ---- t:o {l <Q (") __----5,_____ 'X ' llea1th and Safety -- j,.. ,,. , ADDITIONAL COMMENTS , Council ·-···-· No. of Membcrn for 1950 GENERAL ~ot--- promote !. In 1949 this Council 2. This was done by a (~ommittee ...... , ........... ; Comrnissioners .... good reading. X, ......... ;or.. t_..,,, �Form n.539n REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE-1949 Region No, _ _ _ __ Name of Counci.~'-~------·--··-·---------------1 ·-Council No. ···:.__::._ ! ---------.... ···-·---!.--State._·___ Headquarters City (Please use only following classification. This is for purpose of National record and con1parison) EXPENDITURES-194 9 I. Operating Expenditures: Indicate period covered if other than calendar~year Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Total Expenditures Special Receipts Net Expenditures (See Note I below) (Col. l minus Col. 2) 1950 BUDGET (NET) I. Executive Salaries* ................ r$-~,_;·9Ltc...·.,J,,_.-1-d?•\"'./L-'l'}'Lz.... _$:._________ 1_$-""/:..."_:4.._;""';;-'.L7-';J2•. .:<t'...!."'-'/''--·II-'$_ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1 ·r :i!! ,P -'-'--"-"''--'/'.''L'? ,6'1 lll--------lJ · ....,'S-.-=--' ---------1--.. 2. 0 ffice Sa Ianes...............................11--~~~~~~~1-1 / ·--------~·~?,~·"'c.."'--11 ~""~q~"-·~ 11--~;~· ·----------7,;po 9 Q · 3, Retirement Contrib'ns..... / . ,{, $(?, i';L.> J ) .;:/ 'Y.J:/ '>,, . 1 45.. .;;,-'*"' 0 2 •.,s".-~·"'0"-."".::....""e"'·"·~~~.::~::::~::~::~~~::::~::~~::.::: ~::.;'/,:•.:~.c;.·~: c~.<,:·.".'-~·=::=================-:·::~:::::c~~ Tel.......... ,,~;.====;~'~,;~·0 Heat, RO~f~t, ............................ upp11es "teeLS1ght, / ;:"." <)) 3 7¥l!' <? ;;\ 7 t'.cf=~-1---------------'-"-""-=--11 --1---~'-'-6. Postage............................................. 11----+-~· 7. Field Expense (incl. Transportation). ,-.,.,.-...-~-1--------- 1--..,.----.,. -----11----- ----8. Publicity............................................11--.,....,.--77 <;·· -, ,1.,., '?"'"""' !/ "1.::?'-.'-t'J:;;J". I ;;,04£, !'J / 9• Can1ping ···········---········--···il-~~v"'·"''-"r-'"''-"-'-"'-''--<--1.-LL::.•c..·"'~"'"""-'·,,,,,,,,_,..-''-' -'<"rc..··::·:.___ l--"'~4'-"""'"-'r~w"-"'"''"'"-"'",.1-'.- - 1 1 - - - - - - - - - 10. Leadership Training ..S' '/IJ?. {f 7/ ;?PC -=--- - - · - - · - - - - - - --- 1-----------1·---...,_-~-~~ancleon f erences ........................11-----"-'"-"-""' -~::D lJ j,,f;~·, s~..,!;'""7 ;:.;;=: <::-;,""''--1---------- 1---=-+-7--' -""--"--ll . I Qctot a........................... 11----""'--'-'Co.·--"'-'-· ..- - - - - - - 11 . N a t10na 7$°'•(><< 70";.oo _11--------.2'i:...::..:...... --..L-:...:::...:. '---l----------l-F 12 . Cl10r t er 'ee .................................. 11-----"'""-"'-'" _!. ,,.......,. '·' / 1 /' .. , .. 1 <.?......I , l3. Circuses, M. B. Shows .,) / ? .!)7 < r "'! b '" / . . . ............... 11----":._-'-~'"".:..· -~-_ _:__ _ 1---·-"',--'-,.-"'""--''~:--..,....~,- - ancI 0 t her A ctlv1ttes 14. Campaign Expenditures ......11---~";c;"'.:ic_>c.:·.S"'-'"''-''--1--------- -1-----'-Z"'.:Z"''.:..'. .::$7".:...::.:>_ _ l l - - - - - - - - - - l 5. Interest on Indebtedness (See Note 2 below) i r - - - - - - - - - i - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - . . . - - - 1 1 1 - - - - - - - - /¥1,£4 /!././, J?t. -"'=--1------- ---1-----'--'-' \-'-'"-':'1'-·--1 1--------16. I nsurance....................................11---"-'!'--'-" 1 RI- - - 1 1 - - - - - - - - ,l,s; ?! . I 7. Miscellaneous ......................... -11--'/-''""''_./,"-"_,,'-';;'-.Y"."'/-- ------------1---~·'. ,. ,· /Y. SL£_~; <J cJ /?' <J .9.J.L "7 <> .- e?J. '1 ~? ~ l'-$ / ···- ------------ -· 3' '? ~'/:/, /;., ,/ .·.·. /' ,' ' )• ., > i: _--.· .., /_/ ;2-, .3 . :;, -,_, TOTAL OPERATING _5_?J..t...'"-3-'?_,_/_'.;;..';-'1,~_;_ .__./_,_l_,....r?..../~"f""'.'~t'~•L_ II. Capital Expenditures: /.;,_,£· /7-'-'-:.....:.--1:1-/''//, /.foi-. '-'---l-------- --1---'---'--· -------I . Off.tee E qutpment ..........ll----"-""-'"- 1 1 2. Camp Property ..............1 1 - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - i r - - - - - - - 3. Automobile ............... -···ll---------1----------1----------11--~-----TOTAL CAPITAL I 7/ . /·'/', III. Revolving Accounts: (National Funds) I. BOYS' LIFE .................) . 11--------1-----~-- ---~---~ i/ :>,_2J..::!J:;S;) 14~;?·&:';:.;Jl 1,;..71~tt,,l:;_/ --l---'----"--'"· . '-"'----1----'-"--"-~'--ll 1 2. R egtstrat10ns ...............- .. ;1---"-~-'-=-"'-' "rr ., ""'' i ~ ! I,., , ,,,.,..,.,,, -'"'" <Y ,-::; ,,~ rY. l•4/J ."'·< ;,,., o,, ""' -r r . ii d ----l---'--'-""-':-" -"=~--1----;-~'---'"--''--;---ll 3. Scout Supplt.es ................11-~"-'"-"-'--'-~":: ( 9 ;;i., o 0 ) 'IYc..'.. __ 1-.L'iJ.7 .5-9 9 TOTAL REVOLVIN<''-'11---'o'-"'·°'LL7_..,,_:L_ '<'' IV. Endowment, Trust Funds or other Permanent Investments,_____ ,_________ _,,________ V. Obligations Paid (See Note 3 b e l o w ) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, _ _ _ _ _ _ __ *Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transportation allowances. Do not distribute any salaries to other budget items. N01'E 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 to reduce </principal" indebtedness. NOTE 3-This refers to repayment of loans, the proceeds of which have been previously expended, bills and other obligations \vhich have been charged to the various items of the budget in previous years and so reported. 32001049 �1\nalysis by population groups of incon1c frorn contributions for 1949 Council operation. ~ 8 ~ $ $ " under 2,500 and open country... _ _ _____ J___7_i5 Total for Council Operation .................... ............. Inco1ne for Capital purposes .. ------------------ ············· For the 1950 budget outlined on preceding page $_ $ $ - $ .. ----/ ----··· ;;:'._? •) F?-J ,_, .<-) ~e~ ;:~.;/_:· tJ .{':;<' Oo "/5'"£37' Pj-;:;- $ $ Lf 'Z g_,.:;·7 $ ' (._ (, $ $ Total Incorne r;:; / :;1 c 7 -?i 7if, __S7 --------- -.:!i!..d!...:f·.L..!.,~<L.L'I_ ------ j,_/r,;'j~f::j, ,!i/lJ " 25,000 " 100,000.. ......... ...... - - 25,000 __ " 10,000 " ················· - " 2,500 " 10,000 .. ................ - - -~ ;;x_,e?~,<),:J .. " Supplemental contributions Chest " 100,000 to 500,000.... ............... - - --- #3 " Inco1ne from areas where Council does not participate in Chest O" • Communities of 500,000 or over ____________________ .. Income from areas \vhcre Council participates in Community Chest z Note: Do not include incotne for Capital purposes in populati on groups. "ti!t 01~·:21 $ '"'~ ,,) $ ., ··- _./' .,.l - (>· / !/,• __Ljl,1 _8}'?:c,__0 __8________ _____ has been raised to dale. Budget for 1951, or next fiscal year, will be adopted by Executive Board about ________,J<,fr.k~~;;J- ;;£•.tf;_l'f._'"L(?____________ _ Assets, 12-31-49 Current---~Cash on hand and 1n bank •Fixed - Real Estate Unpaid Pledges Camp Equipment Supplies for Resale Office Equipment Securities Automobile TOTAL(, ::)l.(Jo •Prese.nt Value Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-49 Operations-Accoun ts and Bills Payable $~~-""'' L. ?_ Capital-Accounts and Bills Payable Notes Payable Notes Payable $ (j e• Mortgages TOTAL Our accounts TOTAL _ _ _ _ /,Sc;-:,_ !n7 ~~lt:~aud-il·cd~by___~~~-~~:::-~~;;:;;;~fes~-::C~!~~~~::~~:;·~7~~:i~L--~-,-om_m_lt_to-,)----------- VV e request continuation of present credit limit by Supply Service and \viii maintain our account on a 30 day basis. (Note: If change in maximum credit is desired state new amount here: $ This Council has. Trust funds, as of December 31, 1949, totaling $..b.C'-QQ_"-'.?-- .) ____of which :p_J...t::.Ld2=2::_____ _ was received during the year 1949. We arc using (a) Standard Declaration of Trust (check)--- __________________ , or (b) some other torm approved by National Council (check) ____________ ,, Income from Trust Fund, 1949 ,. _____________________ _ Council directed campaign or campaigns are to be held on the following dates in 1950 ____/:)"L''.!.,c;,,;,•I(" ------""§p•::'::::3••,___________________ _ Ren1arks, Explanations or Additions (Signed) •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••''''"'"''••••••• •••••••••••••••o•••••O.ooo-•••••••H••••••••••••••••••·~- Ch:1irman, Finance Committee •••••••••-•••••••••••••>OR Sco11t Executive �Form ':)·539G REPORT OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE-19 49 Name of Council .... . f"~::~:!!::/#:,£~..,;r.!.tl!!..S...tf..'.....~?:.~d..&:.!d:~Jl/:.l.'f:I.... /:f..t:f.. . . . .1;;;~.'.'::<!! ....: Headquarters City ............... L;lt,;<::?:::•.::y/;..4?:!:~. . - Region No. Council No. .......... State .. .~"1::~'<'<~::'<':'".. :................ . The following report presents the activities and accomplishments under the direction of this Committee during the year 1949. I. The membership of this Committee includes, besides rhe Chairman, ............... )\. District Healrh and Safety Chairmen and the following Health or Safety experts, as checked: Public Health .......X:...... ; Medicine.....X ...... ; Aquatics ..... X ....... ; Fire Prevention .,Y,,........... ; Firearms ......~...... ; First Aid .... .,.X,......... ; Emergency Service ..................... ; Farm Safety ................. .,.; Mountaineering .......... ., ........ . 2. During 1949 the meeting places of....,.3... G....... of our Units ( .../£...... %) were inspected. During 1949 an inspection of the Council Camp ,,.,;::,t made by the Committee..... (?... Troop Camps, off the Council campsite, were held, of which were inspected by the Committee. 3. 4. Procedures to 'insure that carriers used for the transportation of Scouts on Scouting activities were in safe condition for such . ' eff ect d ur1ng ' 19 49. uses, with adequate insurance coverage, m.-.rotb ha~e een in 5. The plan for medical examination of new Scouts is in effect in ............................................. of our Troops ( ................ %). Form No. 1154 "Health History and Medical Examination" is _not used. JS 6. Pre-camp medical examination is required for all who attend the Council camp as checked: Scouts X Leaders ..... .i.S, .. ; Food Handlers ..?:\ ....... . Camp Health condition recheck of Scouts, Leaders and Food Handlersis--;iett· made by a medical doctor after their arrival at camp. JS 7. ............ .Training courses in Health and Safety were given by this Council during the year with having completed the course. 8. We ~~t have an Emergency Service Corps of Senior Scouts. different Scooters It has ........................ qualified members. 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 1949 have been promptly reported to the National Council, with the following exceptibns with reasons ........................ 10. We have cooperated with the following local Health and Safety agencies in rheir activities .... 11. Our Program as planned for 1950 includes the following as checked: a) Complete organization of Committee including all technical experts and chairmen of District Health and Safety Committees............. ,M:-:.................• b) Medical examination of new Scouts in ....................................Troops which is........................... % of all our Troops. c) Program of Inspection as checked: Unit meeting places ..., ......... .,~....... ; Council and Troop Camps ..... )\ ............... ; Sea Explorer watercraft _____ ·······-···--·-··-·· d) Emergency Service Corps ; Mobilization Plan e) Training Courses in Health and Safety.................... . (Signed) Chairman, Health and Safety Committee ········----····-----··-······-···----·-····s~·~~;t··&-~~~t-i~~- .. -----··············-·-········-------·········· �Form 0·539F Region No. Headquarters City MERIT BADGE RECORD Indicate below the nutnber of each of the Merit Badges earned during the year 1949 ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY (Scouts-not badges) Qualified During 1949 ···-··· -- ---- Enrolled Dec. 31, ~ . 0 0 1949 ---------------··+-----------1-----__jl 0 • 0 c'l z z ...... -.............. _ 60-Journalism... 61-Landscape Gardening ... -··········....... _...... _... :4-3__ _ 62--Leathercraft• 63-Learher Work• ........................ _...... _?.__ 64-Life Saving . . .. .............. ....... __ .. 2_3__ _ 1--Aerodynamics* ................. ,.. ______ ,, __ .... ___ -··-----------· 2-Aeronautics• . ........... _____ .. __ ...... __ ,, 3-Agriculrure• 4-Airplane Design• ............... ,_______ ,, .... __ ,,__ 5-Airplane Structure• ...... -................... Cub Scouts: Bobcat I)) 'U ~~=~:~~!::Kslii;; ~_-_-_:_: I 67-Masonry• ..... ~=t!£~ryf 1.ndustry•_.•...•-.-. . . ·.·.·.. · ::::::::::r::: ~°i~ ~,~ f~o~, ,~=~=x=p=l=m" ·e=:I."'~"';n~,~-~ - ~"'oi=.o="ps:~h hdl '1t61:7~=_: B:i r,e~ ,\;rs~ tr~u obd; iy 1,-~,·crn_g~1·an•· · · · · · .• : :_ ._42~4 :._ ~~~Ei.~~~:~~lth; i~··: Lion** 9--Architecture.. Wcbclos ···:::::·:::::: :::: ::: : .............. -+--'--'+'--+--"'-''-"'-'----II 10-Art• . ....... 11-Astronorny ... Total 2:9: •. :_ '.i _ _: :__ I-._·_:_:•.·_· ._·-•• Second Class ···_·::: : ____________ .. l ... 68-Mechanical Drawing ...... _______________2_ .. . ----2'1-. 69-Metal Work• ................. ...... ..... _.. ___ 2Q __ _ 70-Mnsic• !_: __-_::__-_-_·:-___:_:_::i._-·__ "l ., ":; --~ .. -------- i___ :- -l~-- ;~=~:~~~~r!~ising. F_tiar·,'.~__C_la_s_s------+---'--.__·.cc"1-'--+-------··----I. i~=~~~tbfr:~f~;~·.. 5 ___ 'S _______•_· _.,_ - __ .>l_ Life 5 1 ~o;e~1-~n-~g............................. t ' . ' , a C ~ = ~ 4 2 ~ ~---···-i-'-"'-O-'--+-~-'=='--i , , ' Eagle 20-Botany . . I1 21-Bugliug• 1 "T·-·---·_._•••.•.•.1 ___T_o_t_al_____ ==..f£-.,,S:~-~#=k="~:::· -~~; {_() J, 25-Carpenrry• ............... 26-Cement Work• . . = 2 Air Scouts: Apprentice _J______xx":____1 · xx x _ Observer ·::::::··:• :: :•::•: 75-Phorography• ... ... ..... ___ ,, _________ ,3__ _ 76-Physical Develop. ... ---·----·------']_. ~i~~li~~~:f:~}~~~{t~:;e·-" 79-Plumbing SO-Pottery• 4 ::::•: __4 __ _ .. ____ .. ______ ,,_3__ _ ~: ~~=~~i~;~[~~~eeping• ·· ::: :::::::: 83-Public Health*........... ;.......... ____________4_7__ _ .. _, _______ ,, __5___ .. 2_7 __ 84---Pnblic Speaking 85-Rabbit Raising ..... _...........- ___________ ,,_2_ .. _._:_:_-_•:_._--_•-.·_•_:2;_.4;_._ i• I ::::: _ ;$:({ I~:: i! i:~~li~g;;~~~::: . . . . ·::·•-::--:-·:--~l:: ::::::::::::::1:: 89--Rocks and Minerals...,,..___ ...... ____ l_ __ Ai-: .............. ----·--- 6 ~ ~~-~~f:~f :::::::::::::::::::· 30-Coin Collecting ....... . .... Cra--ft-sr-~~-n---_-_-----=:=====:;--~--1--__':":_":_I 31-Conservation. 1::::::: :: __ 3:: I ~~=~~~~i~~rming•.. ce________________.. +----~--+-- xxx ___ ___ A ------- 34--Cotton Farming ............ --.. --------------1 Total I i ___ -,,.,=•~--"====•==-•=l===~=--k=•_:_ ---·- ----1 ... Explorer Scouts: Apprentice xxx xxx Woodsman _ I ----<1 Frontiersman 6 xxx Ranger -·--------·--92-Salesmanship .... ..... 93-Scholarship --........-........-... __ ,, ___ .. _),:!, __ ............... ___________ ... :?.__ 94-Sculpture _........................-.. _.. ., _____________ _ 35-Cycling• .......... _, ___________ JL 95-Scamanship ....................... -·------- ],, __ 36--Dairying• .. ..... ----·---------2-- 96-Sheep Farming* ........... ______ ,, ____ ,, _____ _ 37-Dog Care.. --·------------ __ 97-Signaling ..... -....................... _______ ,, _____ l_, 38-Dramatics l__ ,, _________ JL 98-Skiing ................. _...._....... ------·---·-.. ----·39--Electricity . ______________ 5 __ 99-Small Grains ______............... ___________ ,, ______ _ 40-Farrn Home•.... ............... 2:. 100-Soil Management* ......................... . 41--Farm Layout• . ____ ,, ________ l __ 101-Stalking ........................-....... _,,,, _____________ _ 42-Farrn Mechanics . . . ------------------- I 02-Stamp Collecting ......... _______ ,__ ....l. __ 43-Farm Records . . : :::::::: ::::: : : :::::3.~:: :::::::::::4~:: I:~LJ~?'~~?~g 05-Taxidermy _,, ...................... --·--------·-------· ~~=~:~:~:,~~?~~ng ······::::: .. .. __________ J!l __ 46-First Aid•................ 47-First Aid to Animals• ... ___________ -9-2 .. ........... ·--------·------·-48-Forestry . .. Sea Scouts: 49--Foundry Practice ............ -------------·----xx x Apprentice ----------------1--~.c....-+_:::_=--ll 5~-GFrwd't C'.t!tt:;e• ................ -·------------rOrdinary .. ............... _____ ,, ____________ ar enrng . XXX 52-Grasses, Legumes .......... __________ xxx Able --------------+---'--'-------11 53-Hikmg -----------.. ------------- _____________ Q_.. 54-Hog & Pork Prod.*--------.. ·-----· 5,___ xxx Quartermaster -----------------f---"'-- +-------ii 55--Home Repairs* ____ .... ____ ----·---·--'.'[""-................ -.. 56~-Horsemanship* . . . Total 57-Indian Lore . ···-----------'-- Total 5 '~ * Include rd! Cub Scouts <lccording to their basic regardless of Gold and Silver Arrow credits. • ______ 2 58-·lnsecc Life . 59-lnterpreting . " . ... :::::::::::::::: :~t~;,:;~:r.-· ............._ . _ ------------------- -.......................... -- ..... _______l__ 108..-Woodcarving* .......... - ........... ___ _4-S._ 109-Wood Turning .........-... - ______ ., ______ 2 __ I IO-Wood Work ..................... -----------11}-Ill-Zoology ................................. Total ,, ______________ ,,., -----Tzir/f· ====~===-=== (Or13_a_rt_izer A':".":'ls__I94!)_2_ ___ M.B. Counselors in Council :::::::::::::9:.::L (Include rcgistcrtd and unregistered) .. .......... .L------------- ·--- • Badges open to Second Oass Scouts. r-·------------- ________ , _ () ,._"• �ANALYSIS OF BOY SCOUT ADVANCEMENT POLICY AND PROCEDURE ,P'_,,,,.., 1. What percent of Troops and Explorer Units conduct monthly Boards of Review? %/;) 2. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Second Class and First Class Ranks? _ 3. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Star and Life Ranks? %---- );O 4. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Eagle Rank? ______ __ % 5. What percent of Merit Badge Counsellors are coached in their responsibilities and l'ro- vided with literature related to their subjects?. 6. Do Neighborhood Commissioners give proper supervision and promotion to the ad____ Yes. ,!.". vancement plan? _ .,,. 7. Please attach copy of all present advancen;ent policies and procedures. (Signed) _____________ .. _____________ ------------------------------- ________________ _ Chairman, Advancement Committee Scout Executive __ No .. �Form O· 539ti REPORT OF LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE-1949 RESULTS IN BASIC TRAINING* As of December 31, 19,19, we have accornpl_ishcd the following toward providing all of the key leaders of our registered units with BASIC TRAINING*: UNIT LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING ASSISTANT UNIT LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING STATUS 12/31/49 STATUS 12/31/49 Number Cub1nastcrs Scoutmasters HAVg COMPLF;TED APPROPRIA'l'g BASIC THAINING* Registered Number % lo lf , ._, '1 L.j _1~. l Lt 8 d-,,__' e··v? ~J Number BASH;: % Registered Number :::L ~ Io 3. :5t> :i Cz '.D, f •,l, r t"""° Lf°;;~ Asst. Cubinastcrs Asst. Scoutmasters I '(;' x TRAINING~ Ob:iective 12/31/50 % % '.::i, '~ "! j f </ '·'f···· l ;;) Q ' ! ' / "\ J_ 'J {_,;:;, -i'-'~'V''' -ii~, •S) ,/ "· _,, ~- 1 Asst. Squadron Advisors Squadron Advisors Post Advisors );'& BI' < I ! z.C.> Ship Advisors (Skippers) Asst. Post Advisors 1<: () ,/ (~) () Asst. Ship Advisors (Mates) xx x 1'otal Unit Leaders HAVE COilifPI.ETED APPROPRIATE Objective 12/31/50 x ,, ; ,, L.i. "'-- x q, ·(/, x x · :v1.-;. 1-f~ . Explorer Advisors in Troops Total Asst. Unit Leaders \ ') '2, ·;\ I (\ '"'" ) ') /1 .() *Credit Leader with basic training only if he has completed tbe appropriate basic training for the program \vhich he now leads, through participation in scheduled training sessions, personal coaching, or ho1ne study. a. Cub Leaders' Training Course. b. Administration Section, Cubbers' Po\v Wo\v plus fou1· additional training tneetings. c. Scoutmasters' Dasie Training. d. Air Scout Leaders' Course. c. Skippers' Training Course. f, Senior Leaders' Course. g. Explorer Advisors' Course. STATUS 12/Jl/49 UNITS WITH LEADERS TRAINED IN OUTDOOR WORK a, Units (Boy Scout and Explorer) having at k;1st one leader \Vith outdoor training in "Troop Nuinber... ::.?_.;;.~ . Percent... .,~::,.J ;~/ . 1;.. OBJECTIVE 12/31/50 . ....... - ff?2. <.:?..... % Can1ping", cruising and water \vork, or expedition leadership. COMMISSIONER TRAINING STATUS 12/31/49 OBJECTIVE 12/Jl/50 }j / a. Total registered Commissiohers Number...y.;.~····-- b. Have completed a Commissioners' Training Course. Number.... J,,?J. ; , .. Percent.. ...L,/.J ..>': .:"t5 LEADERS WITH SCOUT EXPERIENCE Had Scout experience starting with Tenderfoot Rank. (Most of this information can be secured from your Perpetual Inventory Forms. See Training Records ChapJer1 Local Co1111cil Office Administration Manual Cat. No. 4472.) �1949 TRAINING RECORDS AND 1950 OBJECTIVES "FUNDAMENTALS OF THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT," the Introductory Training Session for all leaders of .,,..,.,..,) Scouting--"·Council and District officers as well as Unit Leaders. During 1949 this Council conducted this session ......... 1.. . . h....... .'.:;, __'.'.) ...$}.J••••••• () s . . t he tra1n1ng. .. times wit couters rece1v1ng Approximately the following percent of Scoutei:s have completed this Introductory Training. Council Members ..........:LS:~ .... % ; Board Members ........:; ..,:"L:.. % ; District Committeemen ........::•..•'.?::.... % ; Commis· . "'-:;--<:~ . . !1 Ment Badge Counselors .............. ;, ........ %; Troop, Umt and Pack Committeemen ...... (<•. •.? ....... %. . -;c'"'" s10ners ........... .,.. .•;t ..... %; 1950 1949 No. of COURSES CONDUCTED BASIC TRAINING Cub Leaders' Course Cubbers' Pow-Wow I/ Scoutmasters' Course I No. of CERTIFICATES ISSUED I '.2.. "'.>..... ., I 5\ CHECK COURSES PLANNED ":<~ CERTlFICATES AND AWARDS-1949 ">( l. Nuinbcr of different Scoutcrs receiving ;rc:it;;i ..................... Air Scout Leaders' Course certificates Explorer Leaders' Course (Do not include Introductory Sessions) I I v Skippers' Course "'"··----~··---·-···--- ···--~··-·-··-·· . -· *Senior Leaders' Course Com1nissioners' Course OUTDOOR Troop Camping TRAINING Senior Cruising & Boat Handling Senior Trail Expedition OTHER Health and Safety TRAINING First Aid -· I :l," I u er x 6-_ _f.L._ UNIVERSITY COURSES Advanced Scout Leaders' Course The following courses have been con· ducted in colleges, seminaries, etc., located in this Council. Do not include these courses and certificates issued, in the Council totals. 31 I Pack Organization Troop Organization Name of School Merit Badge Counselors Troop Committeemen Course Leader Certificate x x x ..; g:.;i CertifiNo. Courses cat es x x Other Cottrses (List) ~·:~~ tQ·"~'""#J~ t"'-'! { j(.,;2,,.f'\/~t...,4.,.-{.{/""1 . i TOTAL COURSES AND CERTIFICATES *Co1nbination Course For All Se~ior Leaders. "" -·--· I"'\ '"""""'":::. //''; •'Y'· ;:?_o ; THE TRAINING COMMITTEE AND ITS OPERATION Membership of the Council Leadership Training Committee consists of ..... ../.. C2 ....... men and includes ......(""1 ..••.••••••••. District Representatives and ........f,!::: .......... members~at~large. - The Council has ........~~1............ Districts, of which ...... :.';.~ ........... have District Training Committees. Training Committee Meetings Held 1949: Council. .... Oistrict ................ . ':£....... Does the Committee have available a training inventory which indicates, by Districts key leaders with and without training? Yes ......•X ......... No................... . 1 'fraining in 1949 was conducted largely on a f)istrict basis ....)\ ...... ) Council basis .. (Signed) .... ·························'"····························· ...................... . Chairman, leadership Training Committee Scout Executive College Credit Ves I No �Porm 0·539D REPORT OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE - 1949 Region No. CounciL_~&'.~~.-/tK'~".'efc·"i?_C©,.;,t-t/ t!~<t--1. -4..-f.-<_ { (':- r1·?J --riff C£.~~~~4<;~- ~ ·: ~ "~- !~.·.e~---~-1 Headquarters City__ 12{ 4'·? 1&.lf?t <-·'J 7 - - - - State :::;~~--·~_--·:_:· . ·,,.--t-Name of Council No. 1 CAMPING CLASSIFICATION OF UNITS BASED ON YEAR ROUND CAMPING - JAN. l TO DJ'.C. 31, 1949 (Note: Units include Total Troops and Explorer Units) ____________ ¥.:.9. ......Units -- _____(';f-:,__ 3 ___ '.Yo GROUP 1: Number of Units with an effective Camping Program (Tomi of ten days and nights c:1mping during the year.) '% GROUP of Units with effective Camping Program 2:.A: Number of Units doing some camping but not up to the standard of Group 1 ___________ $t)______ Units _______________7_/ ...... Units B: Number of Units doing NO camping TOTAL ABOVE GROUPS (Check with Org. and Ext. report, Total Troops and Explorer Units, Dec. 31, 1949) ______ //.;,,/__ .... Units *Units::::::Troops, Neighborhood Patrols, Tribes, and Explorer Units. 7./.......Boy Metnbership June 30, 1949 was .... l.~~~~ ......Units*, .... f-:->'-9... LONG TERM CA:CVIPING (Yearly Summary) Include Tours, Cruises, Ca1nporces, Agricultural Service Camps, etc. Do Not lndude Scouts from other Councils. (Long Term Camping-A Camping period of six or more consecutive days.) Scouts and Explorers Totals below should be included in Summary of Long Term and Short Term Camping ======ce=~====~I A. CHARTERED UNITS* WITH OWN ADULT LEADERS 1. On Council Site--·--2. Off Council Site______ 3. Total (1 & 2)-··----B. PROVISIONAL TROOPS* 4. On Council Site_.. ~---5. Off Council Site_____ 6. Total (4 & 5)-----C GRAND TOTAL (3 & G)_ 7. % of June 30, 1949 Scout Membership** =======-=- Scouts~ ____!:::_!:__ ---~-- 3 5' xxx xxx ---·--xxx xxx xxx Number of Troop Scouters Number of Different Number of Troops "}.. ;J "2- -;; 1/. ___LLS"' __i_L__ _ 22 (:,:i__ 'i 3 2--(l ,_ '8 ,j ,, t b ("/ 2 -==='============== Scouts Scouts ........... Scouts .....'fh,,2.::scouts Scouters ........... ./....Tours Number of Tours Philmont Negro Scouts in Long Term Camps " " " Short " " ____:; Scouts Scourers 2---.Scop.ts 111......... .... ....~/__,?',~:':'.Scouts xxx % xx xx On or off Council Site PROGRAM J -z_. Sl-IORT TERM CAMPING (Yearly Sun1mary)-(A Camping period of less than six days and not less than overnight.) 1. ·i,:2:·:3.!~/Scouts )=.CJ/ 2 ,; '--- 7(, Camporees (Council - District) Agricultural Service Camp Forest " " Explorer Outdoor Events Tours Outside Council . 1949 Outdoor program include~ the following: (Check) Explorer Camping.. '::'.··; Cub "Outings" (on family, Den or Pack basis) .. Jc::.; Winter Camp ... v:·; Sea Explorer Cruises .._:.····-; Sun11ner Activities (other than Camping).. 1~,/~ ACTIVITIES L SPECIAL EVENTS (Note: In checking t.he following item, please use the following symbols to indicate whether the event is on a Council or District basis: "C"-Council; "D"-District; "N"-Neighborhood or small Community; use any combination of symbols if several types are held.) This 'Council promoJ_ed an Activities program in 1949 including the following, as checked: Boy Scout Week participation ......~~:.Z-J.; Circus or similar type ....... f;;, __________ ; Merit Badge Show.........~---------:Camporee ......... .C~ .................. ; Mobilization .................................. ; Agricultural Fair participation ... :.C. . .; Vacation program in addition to C?-IDpii:;g................ Pilgrima_ges to historic shrines... .. .............. ; First Aid Demonstrations ...... -............... ; Explorer event, (What?)_Cx}:~.-;-Y~;~:~:'V. ...".?:(;~~:f~.<;!:;t:':.'f:~t:~4.5~'~t~ Other .................. ·-··-·················---.................... . 2·~-t.;.l-t:'5 /?-<'."f!. _ :·t.--t:~-'.. . IL CIVIC SERVICE (Please check the following) A planned program \-Vas pron1oted .................................... ; A survey of Civic Service needs and opportunities \vas made..................... ,.............. ; We encourage Units to plan for "Good Turns" to their neighborhood and lnstitutions ...... X ........... ; 2ur most successful Civic Seryice Event during the year was Etr.J-e l~v.\ "!'?\ f'"'-_l: ~"· 1t°';1Il12 ?-4-iij. ~. ff. ...,~ ~ 4,•. r:.: . ?" ""--:1 -< ...:.:;?if~:."{. . .{:-::v.-.~.~x::~;,,.-;r~.,,r:;;~.r:~1:.-::,.1.s-.-!.;;1..,r51.. .. ~~'.t~~1:.1::~;:-:e-:iz~~dl~''·<i...t::1-~:;-r;·.-·:~-.-:~Jy..: ... S;.. . . . . . . . .; ........................... ... .... ... . 1 .. . lac1 l 1· ....... , ............................................... . ,' ••In coinputing the percentage of Long Term Camping for the.year, divide the Grand Total, Hne C by the June 30 Scout membership, 32001049 �1949 FINANCIAL STATEMENT-CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL $..... C!< .•V.. '"'····· Budget appropriation Capital Expense .. Total Capital expenditures ....... . OPERATING EXPENDITURES: (Incl. Accts. Payable) OPERA1'ING RECEIPTS; (Incl. Accts. Receivable) Council Appropriation (Operating Only) .... Camp Fees (Net, less refunds) G /1.,s--:.;f ,·.............. . $........ Salaries (Central & Admin. Staff) •• :d, Salaries (Caretaker 0;) Transportation Fees (if any) ..... $ .................. . Trading Post $.1.:'2.?:.6'.:.:ll .. Miscellaneous $l~ .";r-~~ ::~~~-rt $!..Z:C~·:~?:~-~?:! TOTAL OPERATING RECEIPTS Promotion, Tel., Postage, etc. A. SUB TOTAL .... 11 .f/ . /////;./ c ·;·71,<J ~L'f..~?:.~1:.:~~:(f ..... .......... _ _ _ _ _<_R_ec_o_m_m_e_n_de_<l_•_s_c_h_a_rg_c_a_bI_e_to_c_·o_u_n_"_·1_A_PP_r_·o_p_r_ia_t_io_n_)____ 11 1f'h,D"b $........1.:.IY .. . 2. What ·was the charge per camper per day where Troops camp on the Council site and prepare ....................... their own meals? ................ '/,! / 1-laint. Staff) 11aintcnance & Repairs (Do not include "Capital") 1. What was the charge per can1per per day where full n1eal service is provided? ........................ . & $.~--- .?{.f.~.Z.2:' $ ....................... . Wages (Cooks & Food Service Help) ' Fuel, Light, 'frucking, etc. s/¢!;(!7. Program 1'faterial $ Transportation Expense (if any) $ ....0.:::.~1::;;1?-. 'fra<ling Post s//(>i.,A'I:. /,,, ( ' / / i?_io/~ Food ... 3. What was provided for this fee; list major iten1s ............................ . • Miscellaneous ................. . 4. ]f you have special funds available for Camp Development, please give amount .............................. $..l,";i..O.c~ •.C:.?:. 5. If you pbu1 to raise special funds in 1950 for Ca1np Development, please give the amount........ $ ...~..1?1J?C:.1.9.~ B. SUB TOTAL .. (Recon1mended as chargeable to Camp Fees) GRAND TOTAL Operating Expenses (A (Do not include "Capital") + B) ... s(.: . ;;=~~~ol~.{):Z. LEADERSHIP - LONG TERM SUMMER CAMP Number of persons on Central Camp Staff ... '.'.'.:'1!:''.' ;t;;__ i/;~1,:•:.':'·!o;JJ'. ../.L...../'. A',:;r.:1;1.\/!l:'/1./.\,;j;,../1.~./:i'4.M/k ../~~, ......t;.;;:?c<:•!/,£Li'~•:/:J:_\;1,:':': 0 or Assistants of (Do not include cooks or maintenance staff, unless they were related to program Chartered or Provisional Troops). How many were adults (21 or over)? ........... / / ................ . Number of Provisional Scoutmasters used?............. '.~~/2'~·-····--··--···· Ho\v 1nany of these \Vere adults (21 or over)? ..... :::( ............... . APPRAISAL OF CAMP EMPLOYEES Camp Potition NAMB Scouti~lt I "" I Connect10n Would you Re,appoint7 QUALITY OF SERVICE Exe. Good I Aver. I Fair I Poo< I N"mb« of Weeki on Staff I Rnte of p,, Per \Veek .. ( Sign<d) ........................................ __ (If necessary, attach .sheet with names and appraisal under headings above.) ,., ..... -....•... _,,,,,_ ... ,_,___ , __ Chairman, Campin1t and Activitiu Committee. �Form 0-~39C Region No . . Total on Dec. 31, 1948 TABLE 1 _1_._1_·o_ra_1_r_a_ck_s_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _-l--__:l::_,/_ (a) Neighborhood Dens {b) Negro Packs New in 1949 Not Separations# m 1949 (See Note) __ 1'-i--1---iL ri_,· Transfer Territory In Out Total on Dec. 31, 1949 Est. Net Separations 1950 Estimated New in 19~0 -1---1---1-.:::C {;,'--" r:l_r-1---'r_,'f--''1+-~'f'....·_.-1--•-JJ.) ---------+----'-/__-1-_x_x_x___...___x_x_x___'--·--l---I----'---'--------·-·---·----2., t.L ") /) ... i ;"_ '2-----1-----" LL_ . _...:(c..;c)'--N-'eg:_ro_T_r_oo:...ps_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .:.3_._T_o_t_a_I,_E_x:..pl_o_rc_r_U_n1_"ts___________ L 1 ___ to :=:=:'=1N_1_:=e.~:- : -o-h:~,:-,-~-:-: =o-T. :<l-,_;-~-,:=:-,_o=Is= = =-·-·- -~ -~ ~ : _·_/_'_~,f_._'-_"_· - 1_ :_':_:_.-:=::.q:::..·-+-+·--+L------~~--~·--t~-·-__, _ -·=2_.___ Objectives Dec. 31, 19'.iO ·7 .0.. . ~. f£_, I___ "'/ L<: ! ) '.) ~- L __ Ll:L fr<; /~ (l {Ac;__ /:2 ', / () I ,q I 7 (a) Explorer Posts I' j '") ----'---------------+---""°'--f-'.X~X_:X:_+-"X:..:X~X----1---l-·-f-.L-'~...c-=---1-'X=X:.:Xo._+-_::X:.:X=X--1-·-'-x....x_x ·-·····(b) Exr_lorcr Squadrons XXX xxx xxx XXX XXX --'--'--"•---'-----------t-----t-C:.:."---+_:::.:.:."--t--t---1-----1--"'-='-'-t--"'-.CCC'-jf-------( c) Explorer Ships .. ~ XXX __ I-...:.;_.::::...:_ XXX __ L_--l---l--"""--+-"'-"-'°--+-'::.::"°--1--..:.:.:.:..::c _,l) XXX xxx xxx __ _ _;_,.;__:_ __ .:,_____________+ __ _,.,::_-1-_:;,:;_o:_ ____(_<l_)_N_c~g:..ro_E_x:_pl_o_re_r_l_rn_i_ts______--l----J_/_c:_X:...:::X:_Xo._-1-_=x~x::..x'-'---l---1----l--~JL--+.:.X=X:.:X.::__1-_::X~X=X--1_-=x~x::..x=-(c) Rover Crews _ _:,_;_ 4. TOTAL UNlTS : 1 l--------1-x=x:_x:._-1--"x x.~x'--f--1---+-----=-+-'x'-x=x'--t--=x~x'-'x=- _ & 2& 3 6. / (_~ :'<?, l-ll j"c.; cy ') £"'( 2 / '!: / xx x __ ··-- ;. . Li 8 5. Total Cub Scouts (a) Negro Cub Scouts . ( a) Explorers in_ Posts <' I xx x xx X _ _.:__c__:._ __ :__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.-I---:_V_~"~.:.--1-..:.:.:.::..:o._-1-_::c xxx xxx _ __:(_b:_)_1_\,_"r_E_'x.:.p_Io_re_r_s__________- I - - - - · - - - __x_x_x'--...l.---"x~~-?.'________,_ _,____. \-'--'-x'-x........ x_-"~--'x........x_x_-1-_x_x_x__ _ _ _:(:_c:_):_S:_c:_a:_E:_x:_pl:_o:_rc:_rs:__________j___ _~:_~:..."L-S~-1-X:.:;..:X:._:X.::__-1-.....i'.X:...X:.:;..:X:_-1_ _)___-l---/""-/·--l-'X:...:::X~X,__-l--Xl:...::X~X=-jt--=X-'-X:.:X:___ -~(~d~)_:_:N~cg~•r:o..:E:x~p~lo:r~er:s__________J ____:f_"'±J,,"-iC-"X~X~X:;_-l-'X~X~X.::__'---+---1--L-/~_:_")~[-...X:...:::X:..:X.::_.+-_:_X~X:...:::Xc_[-..._::X:._:X:_X:;;_ __ (e) _ Rovers XXX XXX XXX XXX _ _:_;_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _-l---------'-":.:0:::...--1 .._:.:.:::.:o_._1-----+------l--"-'-'-"'--l--.:. ................- 1 -XXX ---- 8. TOTAL BOYS (5 & 6 & 7) 1./, C.:s i-/, ..:.9·:_T..:o:_ta..:l_c:_;,_.b_b_er_s_(:_;n_c_·1._D_en_M_o_tl_1e_rs.;.)_ _ _ _f -__l:f::. l.o l·<"' '.) .)J ..4 ! l ~; l 'j,-.. v ·~, ...... ,, ·~..-; 1 ,,:.,-'~!·C>1\ . ., . , , , . . , , ";U~- I () \/ G r ,...3 I c7 "·~':!_, D ~!,....-·.·_!---1--+-':='-)_'7''-r_"Ll-1--!---'r~','C=')_._<2 i_,; . 7-"" ;)· ~~::i. y,. o:_._T_,_,,_,_rl_T_rn_o.:._p_S_co_u_te_rsc..·- - - - - ___ ,_,__i...Ll...1.':!",t'\_,i_i".~ u:l-:-::?"""L"''<.::::. "'c1-;;.;, :_))~32 ""''::.L""'''t--1--if!/;.'·IL)_,'2~'._,.,td". I- .l')Ly_/'._lid_..,__.f-~:)"()<' .:.! 11. Total Explorer Scoutcrs C::, /, J ,1_:~--~~..-1 :_::.._::_:_:::::_::..::_:.:.:_:.:.:_:.:..:_:_:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.J--·-·-""-'--'-'- (J.!_i'I_{ ___ .,,,,\,'\ --···-.-f---1- ......~'-'-jf'='...-1-~) I2J [-.('-)"~ ____ cz!;iZ~ ·-"u..~. 1 ~1:_2:_·.:_A~l:_I_r;o:'.'tl'."":_"_::S'._'.cr'. °>u:'.'te:_r':_s.'..(::C:::o''.'.m'."c'.'.il_:a:::n'.'.d..'.D:'.:i::'.st:'.'n~·c'..'t):___~-----.!:::7··.L 7.Lfrc:·+--"i,_'·'"""?.,L-+---=E·,-,oe..f. ......_,__.w-"'·',,,2_''.:.}_",_t_r.. ........".Li..lJ .r;__j__ _c•:_0r-"'!-l ......i..L "7':,fr",,_ ff.I rJ_ J,:ttr'"!"".J i;;leCf 1~<':zr J"J,\·.G :.:+'·<1,_.;· '$'. :tS};J...-86 13. TOTAL LEADERS (9 & 10 & ll & 12) On Dec. 31, 1949 we had f::f.·:·~;f,'.2. ....... unregistered lTnits of a!! kinds (November or pt1or cxpHations). #"Net Separations" equals "total separated" minus "Separatcd-Rercgistered" minus "Transfers in''. �TENURE OF SCOUTS SEPARATED IN 1949 TABLE 2 Less than 1 Year Tenure completed in respective progrn1ns 2 to 3 1 to 2 Years 4 or more 3 to4 Years Years TOTAL Years NOTE--Abovc table applies only to boys who were SEPARA1'ED in 1949. *Report here only those Cub Scouts ,vho had completed 3 full years of tenure. RURAL MEMBERSHIP 1949 (Under 2,500 population) TABLE 3 :---·_ -·-·- l ---------i NOTE---Thc following data, for 1949, should be given only for boys and Units in villages under 2,500 population and open country. -N_c_w_R_u_ra_I _~~~--~f-e_m_b_cr~~~-r-ol_l_cc_l,_19_49 Total Run~! Boy Members Dece1nbcr 31, 1949 ........- C bS . u couting 1--------------------------Boy Scouting (See Note 1) 1· I Exploring (Sec Note 2) TOTAL ---/~-;;~--,,,,--+----cc }-cicc'/-,~-+---~---+-------/-- _,__I__"j. ) I New Rt_"_"_J_u_n_i_''_"'_B_a_n_iz_c_d_,_1_9_4_9________._________ __j_____ lj (;/' / f2jf: -·-- J g-~----+--"'""''---'j_/4'}'-------+-~='-'-----I--"'/[._?_,_;/ ,.::_/~} 6 I; ----- ;j:_;r__ _ Net-Dropped Rural Units, 19'19 Total Rural lJnits, December 31, 1949 Note 1-~-"Boy Scouting" as used here should indude 1'roops, Neighborhood Patrols and Tribes and men1bers thereof, including Explorers in Troops. Note 2---''Exploring" includes Squadrons, Posts, Ships and 1ncmbcrs thereof. UNIT BUDGET PLANS _____________ __;!_ __ The Council has a definite plan for protnoting Unit Budget Plans (check one) ""'.!/ ...;5td .. Packs ;) ';), Yes O; No D. ('":.:;[/,_fi.:.%) \Vere on 'fht"ift Plan Dec. 31, 1949; Objective ........ f::f:_""f:;: ...•Packs .'froops were on Budget Plan Dec. 31, 1949; Objective:. ....... B .. Exp!. Unih (~!{. !~:0.i(i) were on Budget Phip Dec. < C,,?.%> on Plan by Dec. 31, 1950. .:1__ ,f,; .....Troops (.Je-9.%) on Plan by Dec. .1.:£.......Expl. Units 1-'.lS~.%) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1950. 31, 1949; Objective: ........ 31, 1950. UNIT CHARTER REVIEW In 1949 we used the "Charter Review" procedure, involving participation of Unit leaders and Con1mittce and representatives of Sponsoring Institution and Council, CJ {/ !! ~x. <'-" incident to the reregistration of ....'J .. J ........ Units out of our total of ... L ..wlcs~~;~_.,·Unit:; rcregistcring during the year. THE WHOLE SCOUT FAMILY NOTE: Indicate nu1nbcr of Institutions in Council \vhich sponsor 1nore than one type of Unit. ! _ -----------------Nnn1bcr of Institutions sponso.dng more n1an one type Cub Pack and ---+~.:.Scout 1~roo~1_. of unit_Ll"'"'"~--~~ -~ Boy Scout Troop and Explorer Unit Cub Pack and Explorer Unit ] ~-;7 / -~==~========='=~="~~="'==~==S::~~~ (Signed) Chairman, Organization and Exteo5ion Committee "Whole Scout Family" Pack, Troop, Explorer Unit Scout Executive �I<'orm O·S39A This copy for National Office D; Regional Office D; Local Office D. (Check appropriate box on each copy.) DO NOT WRITE HERE Charter Fee $ · - - - - - - TRANSMITTAL SHEET Quot"---------Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter Scouter Fees_______ TotaL...._________ Region No._~c;L2·--:-c__ __ NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. --------'e.""":<:;"',,_,"'·'Zc:··:cl,"'.Q,9·C::'!h_,.~.,·;;.0c'fil !'.c1Cl£2_\~::,,~2··2'·2·::'·•:./_'-,--·---------------, Council, _ _;/")~·l··i/.,.~":1''$.'/1~c.__ _:-~. ,(c~ :,·~"·'C~:~: Cs'i\i\li·0 9"'-]c'nr",Y1~ "'1~ ,f.·'. c·- for renewal of charter for the year beginning J,_uly 1, 1950, together with reports as called for. Attached is the application of the-,... State Supplementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following: (If any of the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expected on the line marked "Date") Note: Items No. 1, 6 and 7 should accompany application, and No. 5 if possible. 1. Charter Fee 2. Payment of Quota $ 3. Scouter Fees $·----- 4. -~---Scouter Applications (No.) Dato 5. Audit Report for 1949 6. Scout Executive's Report for 1949 Dato Yes(~f No Dato "i'.w.'.>tl 7. Program and Objectives for 1950 8. Roster Yes or No Y~s or No Dato is enclosed wilkb~mail~---~-----~- · - - - - - - Date was roailed_.---~'-.~"-A,,"-'6'-~-''_,(;_,_.Lf_0 .,.t_~_,_,-_o_·._____ Date (Signed) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Scout Executive 32001049 �EMPLOYED STAFF FOR 1950 (Please state all salaries. Use extra sheet if necessary) NO"fE: Because of its relationship to Retirement and Group Insurance it is essential that this report be accurate and complete. . Check in these columns participants in Retirement Plan (R.P .) & Group lnsurance (G.1,) T./E 1950 Sal~ries $ llo • R.P. G. I. --·-- x x; x >< Assistant (A.S.E.), District ( D.S.E.), Field (F.S.E.) Executives and functional Director s x >< ---- •.. Note: Ab~ve named members of Professional Staff must also be listed 011 Roster for purposes of "Registration." We plan to increase our professional staff by the addition of _ _ _ _ men in 1950. Clerical Stall Name Title* - - - - - - - - ----1 - - - )( ---- x --------!"-----·---·· - - - - · ttlndicate part time employees, it any, by "P.T." after the title. t<~Oo not include any allowances, i.e., transportation, etc., in salary figures. 32001049 ��Form fl-$3\)J 40th ANNIVERSARY CRUSADE PROGRESS REPORT-1949 Note: This report will furnish basis for Crusade Award. Region No. Council No. 1949 Goal Actual 12/31/49 1950 Goals (see Note) LEADERSHIP TARGET 1. OBJECTIVE~ IN SELECTION OF LEADERS ( .w.·,Jc. a. Every Unit \vith a satisfactory top Commissioned leader......... ·······------·----------j--'-l"'bwr~··._.---+-~G.,:~::_-C-----1-L.k 177.- _ _ b. Eve1y Unit with at least one Commissioned adult Asst' Unit Leader (in I I(.) addition for Cub Packs, every Den with a Den Mother) ............................ --l---'f_,J::i··f_,,1,:.:1_-+-~L..L-'=L-C---'~~'-I SC) lo"' 7, r;: c. Every Unit with required boy leaders ............................................................ _+------2d~-C---L:;..,;L_...J__i!:::.LJ~-d. Every Unit with active Unit Committcc................ _________________________________________ _ _..,.7_6".:_,._,2'.:t_-+-~LL'--'l'---l-~'--'C::.:t__ I z_c, Ir~~< 1 2. OBJECTIVES IN TRAINING OF LEADERS a. Every Unit with the top commissioned leader trained .................................... --1---''.•01..."'0.c. I I . ·--+----4.s'.L88 -~-"") 1r.~· _ _ b. Additional adult leader (over 21) trained·---------------------··--··-···----.------------·-l---'''""),_•"'-.:\ __ +:---?LW..----J.-.LJ."...U2.. r c. Every Unit with other leaders trained (Den Mothers, Den Chiefs, 1..c;· ,•) I 3 !:°"(' Jr. Leaders, Elective Officers) .......................................................................·-r---c;;Jw:<"'---+---"-'"-""=--+-.n.~'""'°-I •-"'"- ,,_,_ d. Every Unit represented in District Roundtables ....... _____________________________________ -1----"(,~,_."°'"''-·-+....-./--L..l I ? <; ·z- ,,,, ' 3. RECOGNITION Every Chartered Institution with a planned program of Unit Leader recognition ..............................................................................................................'---~·""'.·'..1.l'i•--+---"t;,_J__ _ _ 2£_ PROGRAM TARGET 1. PLANNING a. Percent of Packs with balanced program planned by Pack and Den Leaders b. Percent of Troops with balanced program planned with boy leaders' participation .................................................................................................... _.+--~"-"'---+---"" c. Perce~t of Seni?r Units with balanced program planned by the 4 program planning committees ··-·····--·------···--····--·-----------·······-···-···---·--···-····--------------------1C-----1....ik'_ _+- 2. MEETINGS a. Percent of Packs and Troops with regular Den or Patrol meetings ............... ---'1---~~--·i--b. Percent of Units with regular Unit meetings----····---····--------------····-······-···-----i----+"-~-+3. CAMPING AND OUTDOOR PROGRAM a. Percent of Packs with active summertime program _________________________________________,___ _"'-"""'---1b. Percent of Troops with year-round outdoor program totaling at least 10 days and nights of hikes, overnight camps, camporees and summer camp experiences ········--··-········-·-·-········--------·······-···-···-----······--······-··-··-······ ..··--·······----·-="'--+-c. Percent of Scouts in long term camp for a minimum of 6 days and nights under own Unit Leaders ................. -------.. ····--·----------·········-··-··--·····--······-----····--- ---~-~~>~c~···-··········-··· ,/7,., K:S A 0 .i<<,. d. Percent of Senibr Units conducting at least one _major expedition ....... ------·-·-'---"'::"-c.er::--"~ -+--·--4D-,-·,0 __ ~}?~;> e. Percent of Senior Units conducting at least 7 outdoor 1neetings each year·----+----"l.,'-D'=.~~.. --· :<?I 1 o ------~f.Lr_ __ 4. ADVANCEMENT I ,3 ir.o >< a. Rank Advancements per 100 Cub Scouts-----·-··········----------·······-····-·----·······----·--~·----'!'"'.._,('":1c'.-.-+----'-r-¥'--+--=-+---,.,,x b. Rank Advancements per 100 Troop Membership ...................................... _.,.__ _~2'~w~<.._ - + - · - ·/ /;_,_,,; 'fCJ ,,0 ' IX c. Ran~ Advancements per 100 Senior Scouts ......................................................_ ....,_.___+'~·~·'·-·-1---.LJ"'---+--~'="""'--d. Percent of Boy Scout and Senior Scout Units operating monthly /q t/o Boards of Review·---·············-------·····--·------------····--·-------------··-·····-----··--·-·········---'--~/.. ~_=O.. _.J.-_ _.~.,._--+---~"'--' Note-In this column give goals for 1950, either as originally adopted, or as revised where there has been revision. / Check if there have been any revisions ............ ·-·····--·····--···--····--···· CONTINUED ON OTHER SIDE 32001049 �1949 Actual 1950 Goal 12/31/49 Goals 5. SPECIAL EVENTS a. Percent of Units participating in a Council or District display event (e.g., Circus, Scout Exposition) each year ......... ---------------------------···--------------------------1--=--=--- +-~.L..--""'--1--('., 0 _ _ b. Percent of Troops and Senior Units participating in Council or District sponsored skill event (e.g., Camporee) each year.. .................................. :.. -l------'"'--"='---l----'..L-""----1----------''2--'0"'-c. Per~ent ?f. Units participating in Boy Scout Week with at least one major Untt achv1ty each year ................. ----------·········-----------···································---------l----'-"'-------+----·L,~------l-~"-'""----6. SERVICE a. Percent of Units with planned Service program .......................................... .. 7. BETTER APPEARANCE a. Percent of Units satisfactorily uniformed ..................................... . b. Percent of Units taking part in two formal inspections of uniform, insignia, equiptnent ················--·····-····-···-······························· ...................................... . £0 ___tl c.~)---1- MEMBERSHIP TARGET t. CUB SCOUTING Packs ..................................................................................... .. ....................... . .. ................ . Cub Scouts ............................... .............................. Percent of Net Dropped Packs ............................................................... .. New Cub Scouts....................................................................................... .. 2. BOY SCOUTING Troops ....................... ........................ ..... ........................ .. ............................_ 1 _~___,/-..:?;c0_="-!---~__,_,_<'-"(~-- --~ .J~ Scouts (1'ro_op Membership) ...................................................... ......................... _qr _(>q ":~.;.-~-:;':?w,L?L1:;.t/'i,:i·)~+__;,"4"u-"'2.LL. Percent of Net Dropped Units.............................................. ······························-----1---~/~,5"-"·~·'~-J----1':/ [,".,t;_;..L'l'oco+..------1--'--'--N Toop M mb h' I. 500 ; ,5-; ......._ I-, r-c ew . r e · ers tp ······················································································-l---'--'~-"--'"'---J---1~~--=--+-~7.~~'-""'0-3. SENIOR SCOUTING (In Explorer Units) J Units ······················································································································-!----~-'--/..:J.c;.c_.._.--1-----'---'--+-......L,..-i-----+ Senior Scouts ............................................................................................. I <f,, l Percent of Net Dropped Units ............................................................... ~---·········-l---.....L'_".1..l::.."+--.+--i.U..p~-1--µ....L<...=--"---New Senior Scouts .................................................................................................. --"1----~~1 L/_,~·:;,~-+---4-'~--+-'"1..-· ... CRUSADE PLEDGE Percent of Units pledged to join the "Crusade to Strengthen the Arm of Liberty" ................ ........... -- -- - -% At a meeting of the Executive Board of our Council on ................................................... ., 1949, formal approval of the commitments as set forth above was given. SIGNED: Date ...................................................................................... . Scout Executive �CHIC!\.ASAW CQJJ.NCIL, B. S., A,;. IHQ. Memphis, Tenn. PROGRA!'! Ju\fD OBJECTIVES FOR THE YEAR 194'@. 1. Build and direct all activities toward giving every boy in the Council a rich and satisfactory experience with plenty of opportunities to !mow and live the ideals of the Scout Oath and Law; to live in the open; to grow in knowledge and skills; to develop leadership ability; to participate in service projects in kti<w<. ng with the 11 Good Turn"; to receive recognition for advancement and for achievement -- all of this to be accomplished through a balanced program of fun, fellowship ari.d personal development as outlined in the 40th Anniversary Crusade T'o 2, s·~.:~engthen The Arm of Liberty, J.C:TI VI TI ES (a) Celebrate Boy Scout Week and emphasize service to the Nation in that wsek and throughout the year. present, Each unit to have a Parents' Night with pa:rents Each unti to attend church services in a body, ( b) All Scouts and Cub Scouts to wear uniforms through Boy Scout Week. ( c) Carry through on planned activities throughout the year, including Boy Scout Exposition, Camp-0-Ree, Cub Scout Pic...Nic Pow-Wow, Cub Scout Kite Dorh;:r, Thanksgiving activities at Camp Currier, Kamp Kia Kima, Camp Daniels,· for (d) Promote Council-wide Swimming Meet at Camp Currier, (e) Emphasize community service and recognition of units and individUBls ~he;.r ( f) accomplishments, Encourage and assist District Activities Committees to conduct CamP-0--Rals, Rcund-Ups, etc, for Scout and Cub Circuses, Kite Derbies and simj.lar activities. (g) Emphasize service by District and Neighborhood Commissioners to all uni ts with especial attention to the promotion of all activities which tend to aid the program of the unit and to help it to hit the targets in the 40th Anniversary Crusade, �-23. ADVAl'!C]MEN'T (a) Carry on "The Troop Advancement Plan 11 , placing special emphasis on advancement to rank of Second and First Class. ( b) Recruit and indoctrinate additional Merit Badge Counselors. (c) Aid District Advancement Committees in organization of Troop and Di strict Boards of Review. ( d) Hold regular Di strict Courts of Honor and on special occasions City-wide Courts of Honor for proper recognition of the boys• achievements. 4, f,At\l!PHTG (a) Emphasize camping and hiking and Scout Adv.§111Cement as essential ."P..::.S-"f:U'ation in training youth. Plan and carry through greater camping activities with Troops camping in tents or other shelters and un(ler their own leadership. Promote year-round attendance of Troops at camp under their own adult lea(:ership. Endeavor to have Scoutmasters to take their Troops in a body to summer camps. Increase the attendance at summer camps through better programming. Promote the outdoor program throughout the year, lizy-ing particular emphasis on the Scout Oath and 19.w anc1 Scout Advancement in the training of these boys. ( b) Develop additional Troop sites and make provision for better facilities for storing equipment and provide more of equipment needed for boy activitieso (c) camp~ Develop and administer a program of Scouting activities for the summer at Camp Currier and Camp Daniels; and a program of Senior Scouting aot.i vi ties at Kamp Kia Kima. ( d) Promote Senior Scout encampments. (e) Exert our energies toward the acquisition of a new and suitable campsite for the Seminole Division. ( f) Have a periodic inspection of camping operations by members of tho National Staff. 5. FINANCE (a) Ai cl The Memphis & Shel by County Community Chest in raising its buc1get �-3- for the year 1950. (b) Study ways to finance the needed expansion of facilities and activities within the Council, ( c) 6, Plan the financing of camping facilities on a long-range basis. HEALTH & S;\FETY Assure as nearly as possible correct practices in matters of health and safety in or upon Council operated facilities. Encourage District Health & Safety Committees to inspect all Unit meeting places and camping facilities, Motivate a program through District Health & Safety Committees to promote safety through skill, physical examinations and heal th practices. 'lo t;iRGAl°"IZATIOi'T & EXTENSION Organize new Cub packs, now Troops, new Senior Uni ts as per the total number of uni ts proposed by tho Districts in their District Committments for tho 40th Crusade, g:~owth Recruit new Scouts and Cubs and reach an objective of net 10% in membership by December 31, 1949. Strive to have a minimum of 3 Patrols in each Troop and an average of 24 boys per Troop. Packs to a minimum of 32 Cubs. Endeavor to recruit all Cub Lay especial emphasis on proper organization i.n order to insure continued operation of uni ts on firm foundation, 8,. p•JADERSEIP TRAINING (a) Place emphasis on proper recognition of loaders qualifying for training awa:'ds and for service to Scouting, (b) Encourage and assist District Training Commi ttoes to train leaders and particularly new leaders who have not had the basic courses, In all courses strive towarcl teaching the leaders the ideals and techniques of Scouting so they may in turn pass this training on to their boys, (c) Conduct at least tho following training courses in each District: "Fundamentals of The Boy Scout i!iovement 11 "Advanced Scout Leaders Training Gour se" "Scoutmasters Training Course" �-4- "Cub Leaders Training Course" II.Troop Camping Course 11 "Commissioners Training Courso 11 11 Senior 11 Troop (d) 9, Scouting Coursc 11 Commi ttcemens Coursc 11 Plan and organize a training course for trainers. SENIOR SCOUTii~G Plan Mel carry out Senior Advancement and acti vi tics, Ley special emphasis on now Senior Scout units and the recruiting and training of Senior Srouts. Lend offoctive aid to tho Council Camping Committee and similar Committees to do·wlop a program for Kamp Kia Kima. 10, READING Promote good roe.ding throughout tho year, magazines lllJOYS' LIFE" and "Scouting", scriptions to "EOYS' LIFE". Promote tho use of tho official Secure the Council's quota of sub- Encourage tho formation of Troop libraries 1·1i th emphasis on Mori t Eadgo pamphl ct s. 11, PUBLIC RELATIONS (a) Increase the scope of tho Public Relations Cormni ttoo to include reproscnte,tion on various organizations and associations. ( b) Through tho Di strict Committees and Commissioners endeavor to establish a more coop era ti ve relationship with all sponsoring institutions. (c) Place continued stress on educational publicity throughout the J'car with special publicity for Eoy Scout Weck, Camping, Camp-0-Rocs, Camp-0-Rals, etc, 12, REC@ITIFG Roquost tho aid of every man in the Council in recruiting men for positions of leadership, both volunteer and professional, Mako special efforts to recruit leaders through the District organizations. 13, DISTRICT ORG,\Nl7,ATION Improve and promote tho worl< of all Districts through the District Cammi ttccs and tho Cammi ssionor 1 s Staff, � 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 REGION No. . .. :If! ...... COUNCIL No .. l?fm:l .. LOCAL APPLICATION for RENEWAL of COUNCIL CHARTER for the Year Beginning July 1, 1950 NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. The .... (N3mt: of Council) .. ........... Council, Boy Scouts of America, with headquarters at. ......... 1:~~-.f~ .. ~ .... ~~~.±r.Q .... ~}~.,t» ................................ ~·:~~~~P.~.~-~ ..... ~.'?ff.... . ......................... . (Local Mailing Address) (City and Zone) (State) and having jrnisdiction over (indicate entire Area) . i:lJ:!'JlJJ>;f . .1'.:Ql:\!!.:f;Y •... '.f."'!1:':1 .. ,... . ............... . ..... :~~::~:.:~;:.~ .... ~'.·~~--~-~-~ ..... ~'.~?::!~~-~~: .... ~.~:.~.~-~:.~.~ ..... ~::·:.;~?:!?'..~ ..... ~ .. !~~-~~-~---·!~''.~~:~.~-~:~~:~.~--- ..................... ~1:1 .. )~:x;;rt.f?.#."x2 .. Sk?.~-~'1.~J~) ..... };~=~,f:.~~¥.~ .... ~~~J:±. .... Q! .... g.?.~.~-~-s~:ry.4.~4 ..... ~?.-~~.t..r. .... ::~:.~~.~ .... . hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July I, 1950. In justification of this application, the acco1npanying reports of acco1nplishments and progress in 1949 and Objectives for 1950 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 XII, Section 2, Clause 3. This application and record of progress were reviewed and approved by the Council or Executive Board at a duly called meeting on ...................... ~·.tt?.~W~.iri. .. F/?. ..................................................... 19 ... ~ ... , at which meeting a quorum was present and the Council specifically accepted its obligation to cooperate loyally 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 Am~rica. Signed ;{~~················· ..... 4~~~26~~1(1S)/(j;;,~;;(/):. ...... . Scout Executive _ . Pr_e~. ,_:;> /.) J£L..<dl. .. ,L:r::!c1! •. _.~ ..... ~""'...6.;,,""'·'""" \...... Tre.iuurcr j (Incorporated ·February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.) :).'00104'1 1. As of Dcce111ber 31, 1949, our Council had _______ .. l..4~ ........... "1v1en1bers at Large," and .· ..... 1;:'{4 _______ "Institutional F:cprc- S£ntatives." The latter rcprcsented .. _ ....... 8.fi.J!i. _______ % of all our Sponsoring Institutions. Major religious groups of Council .... Executive Board .... our territory arc represented in the Council and Executive Board in the following nun1bcrs: .. .Jewish ......... Ji! ............. ; Catholic. .. ...... .Jewish.. 2 ............ ;Catholic .. . . ~~ .............. ; Protestant. ...... *.~· 4 ........... ; Protestant.:. 54 The Council men1bership includes representatives of the following co111n1unity interests as checked: ..... ·'·'··· X X X .. 1.·'·· ......... ,· Farm .............. :.'.'··· H.eligious... .. .... ; Educational... .. ............ ; Labor ...... ., ... : .............. ; Civic... . ............. ; Business ····"··· 2. Amendtncnts to our Constitution and By-La\VS \Vere adopted in 1949. D Yes !KJ No These amendments have been approved by the National Council. O Yes O No (If not, attad1 copies.) ~). We provide regular Commissioner service by personal visit to .... 18.5 _ .... Units out of a total of. ... __ z:J~'.:~~~------Units in the Council. 4. l)uring 1949 there \vcrc ... l ... Jncctings of our Council ancl..Jf. ... J11cetings of our .Executive Board .... <- ..... of our District c:onunittecs tnet n1onthly, (except July and August) during 1949, and the rest averaged ............. !?.... . ...... rneetings. Rouncltables \Vere held rnonthly in ...... ~L ..... of our I.)istricts. 'Ihe ren1aining Districts avcra;.~ed ........ :.t ........ Roundtablcs. 5. Officers and members of Council serve one year beginning .... ~.t%P..~ .. : .. l .•.. ft), Annual meeting is in month of .,r.het~~;~fi0.r ... 6. This Council has .............. ~ ................. organized Districts with functioning District Committees. There are ........ Districts yet to be organized. ()f these \VC will organize ..... \l ......... in 1950... t~ ............ Districts arc sharing in financing this C:ouncil. -----·-=======~-""============cc~--~=====~=========== 7. Functioning of Council and Committees Number of Districts repre~ acntcd on ench CHECK THOSE FUNCTIONING WELL No. of Members for 1950 ADDITIONAL COMMENTS =======~~==l======I =====~====,!======= ============------ Council 6 --------------1·------1- ----------1-·----------- ---------------··-···----- Executive Board 6 60 ------------1!- -·-----l--·-----------1---·-·-·--····-- --------··-·------- Organization and E~t_c_n_si_o_n _ 1 ____ 6 X ____ . __ 9 __________ :'.:~·--··~ ______ _ Leadership Training ·- ___ ('~--- __ . __ ; ________________ "l ____ l--·----·--------·---- W Advancement 6 ,;'1. 10 !-> ===-'-'-------- --·----\·----- -----11------ --·--1----------·---- f.-t Camping and Activities 5 A 86 16.'"' ~- -----1--------- ::;: Health and Safety ::;: 0 u Finance List any other Coinmittecs Council has: fl :;;;: 12 6 10 ----·----------1-------1·------ -----1------------ ---·----------·------ 8. '110'<!§ ~fhis Council does not have a long range plan. This plan covers a period of ........ years, sta!'ting ................... , 19 9. This Council was incorporated under the la\VS of this State in the year 19_;1~?. .. _, 1'he corporate na1ne is: ........... :~~~:~.:.~.::.:.:::.'::}.~~~~~ ... ,~:.Q.~.~-~-~--~ ..... ~:;t. .... ~.?~.~.~~-~ .... ?.~~ ... f~!o-~~~-~~.~ ..... ~~-~ ....... Tl . · ·1 · I . f o5'75.00 f · 10. 11s Counct has acceptcc its quota o <!?·········-··-··· 01 Council as follows: in full herewith, $ .. . ...... ; in .. . the year 1950, and agrees to pay it to the 1'reasurer of the National .. equal payments of $ .. ;~j?!.tifl... .. each during the months of .. . .. . ...... .. .. . . .. .. . .. . .:l >c!J :iJ.lli.~1f. ... !''.'l!Hl 11. READING PROGRAM A. BOYS' LIFE On December 31, 1949, we had .. 620 ....... Boy Scouts and Explorers (.·~~.5 % ) subscribiug to BOYS' LIFE. Our objective for l)ecctnbcr 31, 1950, is-- eoo ........ Scouts and Explorers ( . . :::?!'?_ ___ % ) as BOYS' LIFE subscribers. B. GENERAL l. did In 1949 this Conncil ~ill promote good reading. 2. 1'his was done by a. Con1n1ittec . ; Cotnrnissionet's .. x . ............ ; or. .. Jiorm 0-539} 40th ANNIVERSARY CRUSADE PROGRESS REPORT-1949 Note: This report will furnish basis for Crusade Award. Name of Council · Region No. 5 Headquarters City ____ ... !1emrih"'1"'!! __ _________ State Tenn. Council No. tl58 1950 1949 Actual Goals Goal 12/31/49 (see Note) LEADERSHIP TARGET 1. OBJECTIVES IN SELECTION OF LEADERS a. Every Unit \vith a satisfactory top Commissioned leader. ..................... ··-·----·-i-------+------+------ b. Every Unit with at least one Commissioned adult Asst' Unit Leader (in lGO 154 172 addition for Cub Packs, every Den with a Den Mother) ............................ --jr--~f-i;---t-·-~"""--+--~"".---- c. Every Unit with required boy leaders ............................................................ _ -----~~--I-_,~:;----+--..;;:::;:.;;'.._ __ 140 110 150 216 19:3 i!,16 d. Every Unit with active Unit Committee ........................................................ -lf--....L!.lft _ +---~L---1-----'"-'-""--_.:- inn 109 .1.~~ 2. OBJECTIVES IN TRAINING OF LEADERS 100 88' 112 a. Every Unit with the top commissioned leader trained .................................... _ 1 __ ~~--+---~- b. Additional adult leader (over 21) trained .................................................. ---r----.-~-- 50 .. HO .!.\Ill c. Every Unit with other leaders trained (Den Mothers, Den Chiefs, Jr. Leaders, Elective Officers) ......................................................................... j---~--+--~~---+-_.:;;:::;;... __ d. Every Unit represented in District Roundtables ............................................ -1----'""---·+---"-""'------l-----'~'---- 85 135 150 "" 125 ll'ltl 3. RECOGNITION Every Chartered Institution with a planned program of Unit Leader recognition ··-----~----·····--·····-·-·······················································-···----········:- .......... ........jf---------'---50 67 .. PROGRAM TARGET 1. PLANNING a. Percent of Packs with balanced program planned by Pack and Den Leaders b. Percent of Troops with balanced program planned with boy leaders' participation .................................................................................................... _ .. 1----=-- c. Percent of Seni?r Units with balanced program planned by the 4 program planning committees ······-········································---··········-········--··-··-······-····---f-------+- 2. MEETINGS a. Percent of Packs and Troops with regular Den or Patrol m"Oetings ................ _,__ ________ _,_ ____ b. Percent of Units with regular Unit meetings ................................................ _+---"-"'---+--- 3. CAMPING AND OUTDOOR PROGRAM a. Percent of Packs with active summertime program ............... ------········-··---··----+---~ b. Percent of Troops with year-round outdoor program totaling at least 10 days and nights of hikes, overnight camps, camporces and summer camp 75 experiences -······--··----·········-······-··-·······-----··············--··················--·····-······-·······-+----"----l----------1----- c. Percent of Scouts in long term camp for a minimum of 6 d~ys and nights under own Unit Leaders ...................................................... :· ........................... ~·------ d. Percent of Senior Units conducting at least one major expcdition ................. _+---~,----+-~;.;r'-T.--- e. Percent of Senior Units conducting at least 7 outdoor n1eetings each year .. ·--f---~~-- 4. ADVANCEMENT a. Rank Advancements per 100 Cub Scouts .......................................................... -+---mi,---+--;n,.----+-----.7r-- b. Rank Advancements per 100 Troop Membership ...................................... +----~:---+-......;~-- c. Rank Advancements per 100 Senior Scouts .................................................. ·-+----"-"'---+-~""----+----"'"'---- d. Percent of Boy Scout and Senior Scout Units operating monthly Boards of Review ............................................................................................ _+---=--+-_..:::.=.. __ -+---""'--- Note-In this column give goals for 1950, either as originally adopted, or as revised where there has been revision. Check if there have been any revisions ............. '\:-:<.:·:-. .................. .. 5. SPECIAL EVENTS 1949 Goal Actual 12/31/49 1950 Goals a. Percent of Units participating in a Council or District display event (e.g., Circus, Scout Exposition) each year ................ ---·······-----~------ .. ·--···--------····-·····-l~--=---+---"~---l----"'"---- b. Percent of Troops and Senior Units participating in Council or District sponsored skill event (e.g., Camporee) each year... ........... .' ... L ..... : ............. _,.. ____ _, _____ .,_ __ _=c __ _ c. Per~cnt ?f. Units participating in Boy Scout Week with at least one major Unit activity each year ........ -·············-·········:································-----------··········-.__ ___ .._,,_ __ -l--...!..c"----1---9.c'--- 6. SERVICE a. Percent of Units with planned Service program ............................................ _,~------+-------l-·----~o--- 7. BETTER APPEARANCE a. Percent of Units satisfactorily uniformed ..................................................... -l-·------1------C.---C...::.·-- b. Percent of Units taking part in two formal inspections of uniform, insignia, equipment ·················································--------------------······- ·------------· MEMBERSHIP TARGET !. CUB SCOUTING Packs ......................................................... ~ ....................... . ........................ 70 64 Cub Scouts ··-------··-·-··-----············----·····················--·····- Percent of Net Dropped Packs .............................. . New Cub Scouts .................................................................... . ................ 1778 , 842 l n'11 - '"'•-""1 5'' ..m-. ..... -1~E....... , ... .,;;,~ _i • .zoi/" 2. BOY SCOUTING Iro°Fs <T ......... M' .... b ..... h: ... l....................................................... . .......... _f-;3~ .. i;n1i;~;::::::::::::.;:_-::.,cc~:;,..,.1~?..·:"=-.·::=---_:::.-::.-::.i+:_:::.-:;;·';'.,-'..c..,1~·!,"''..,~'::.:::.:::.-= cou s roop em ers 1p ............................................................................... -~... 1 ., Percent of Net Dropped Units ............................................................................ -1-~-'1.J52icy"-"--+~~.1.'.i....'u;o"%c_+~-·~,l.iAL.'"-'h ..... ~ New Troop Membership ...................................................................................... 1_......, 'o..!fAl!.""L.--+~'.i....u":,;ru"'6 __ , _,.l,_, . ...,60""0'--- 3. SENIOR SCOUTING (In Explorer Units) l'> Units ........................................................................................... .. ................... -f--·~lc::4 _ +--~''-''---+---'l"-'7'--- Senior Scouts ................................................................................. . .......... ______ _j _ _.11u"l..,L· ~-.l-.-'.1..U"-"''>4----l---'~~·9"---- Percent of Net Dropped Units ........................................................................... --1-----''"-''i'!.· --+--'.1.<>'"'E'hc...._+---~~l~Occft~- New Senior Scouts ........................................................................... --------·-···········--1--.J'u'u."L..--+--n=e---1---"l'-'f,;,,:0;_ __ .. CRUSADE PLEDGE Percent of Units pledged to join the "Crusade to Strengthen the Arm of Liberty" ..................................................... ········· .. -% At a meeting of the Executive Board of our Council on .................................................... ., 1949, formal approval of the commitments as set forth above was given. · SIGNED: Scout Executive Chickasaw Council, ll. s. A. Inc. 5 M.emphh Tenn. 558 160 154 172 140 110 150 216 193 216 /. 108 109 129 100 88 112 50 80 100 85 l:m 150 60 125 150 50 67 75 75 75 80 60 68 75 75 95 98 75 46 60 93 80 85 60 70 75 25 2:~.3 30 30 12.3 20 30 81.0 85 60 81.0 85 30 13 40 35 16 40 15 18 20 20 19 40 50 52 60 50 53 60 75 75 80 25 25 30 75 75 80 40 50 60 70 64 70 1,7786( 1,84.2 2,04~ l8p 5. 7'fo 1,200 1, 3fJ8 1,300 162 149 161 3,097 15% 3,398 11.0;~ 3,750 10% 1,500 1,536 1,600 14 12 17 161 15~~ 1% 18% 242 10% 110 95 150 REPORT OF ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE-1949 Region No. Name of Council -·--~C~hui~cuk~a~saeaTu~-,_,,C~o~uunMt~:i~l1.+,-1lBc~~'~·~.i..._,11ll;,.._ _____ --I Headquarters City __ .f'il' 'lIDJtllll..s~------------- State ':J.lenn. Council No. ==·-==="'~-=====-·=·=====-~=-=-====,="~~=~- MERIT BADGE RECQ)lD Indicate below the nurnber of each of the Merit Badges earned during the year 1949 ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY (Scouts-not badges) Wolf** 98 48 ---------- --------+------+------II ___ B_e_ar_*_* ________________________ 6_6 ______ 28 _ Lion** 45 11 Webelos 14 2.2 -- - ----------------lf------+-------...::.c__ Total lf.08 1842 - --- Boy Scouts mul Explorers in Troops: ~fendcrfoot 2li:17 2824 Second Class 211 ·--------'"--·----k--------- F i rst Class 129 174 Star 83 94 I ------- ---------··-·--- ·-----'------!-------- -----! Life 62 1 __ E_·a_g_le __________ ,___ ___ 1_2 __ '--- _ .. ;3;; I Total 2674 :'S;o98 -I Air Scouts: Apprentice l x x x _...::__:___ __________________ ---+------ Observer O xxx c:raftstnan 0 xxx ~ . ~ . ~o ~o 8Z 8Z ..,.,,---:;-~.,.,--~~~~-,---~~- 1 - Aerodynamics•.... --- . --·---------------- 60-Journalism . 2-Aeronautics* 61-landscape Gardening . 3-Agriculmre • .... ----------------- __ 62-Leathercraft• .. · _-_-_-_--_- __ -__ -_4 ___ -.,_i_· _____ -_-_--_-_- 4-Airplane Design•... 63-Leather Work• _ ' 5-Airplane Structure~ ...... ,. 64-Life Saving . . ......... 23 ....... . 6 Angling ; ----------·;:r--- 65 M h' 2 ~~~~i~f.7c'.~~~~t=-~·•••••••••••••.-•.1_: __ •_:•_-_-_-_••_-._._-~_-.,-i6 __ -_:_••_-_:_ ~~~~~~~~s~;::~~in~••••••••• •••·--:•1•::· __ • 10-Arr•.. ""' 69-Metal Work• ................ .... ---ffi--- g=~:~:i~~i~~y .. ····-· . ···-·-·····: -- - - 31 ;~=i'.f ~:i~ulture ·- : ~ :::: 13-A utornobiling ................... __ -_ ... 1 ._-:_: ___ -__ · __ -__ - __ -__ - __ 4_---~-6--__ -_: __ -: ___ - 72-Painting• "------lO ______ _ 14-Basketry• .. 73-Pathfinding• ________ !;i;\ ______ _ 15-Bee Keeping• . 3 74-Personal Health•_ --------~~------- 16-Beef Production• .(:::::· :--;f--- 75-Photography• :::::::·_-_ 1:::::: 17-Bird Study . . ........ , _______ :_?J_____ 76---Physical Develop .. IS-Blacksmithing• . .... _I ___________ _;I,_____ 77-Pigeon Raising _ --------jff ~g=~~~ak::nding• J:::::: 1:: : i~=~l~::;'b~~~g .....•.•.••....•..•..•••.•. ::::::::::~ ::::: ~~=~~~l~~~: .. . ..... r·- - -- ~~=~~::~:~~Keeping• ......... :::: ~: ::: 23-Carnping · __ ·······:············· 1 1 ----------;13---- 82-Printing• .... ....... . ... .. ------- ------------ ~i=~:zI~~~ork~· :·: .•. ---~f:._-_ i~=~;~Jl~t ~il:~!~g·- .. ~·:_·_:· ••: __ -- ~j---- ~~=-~i~i~~~:~?p covics) ___ _: ___ ::--iS": : ~~~:~~~ng•--·=::::::: : ::::::: ::::::::;!~:::::: 29-Citrus Fruit Culture ------------~----- 88 Reptile Study ..................... -------------------- 30-Coin Collecting_. J. 89-Rocb and Minerals ......... ----------~------- ~~=~~~~~~~ation . . ·••••••• :::·::::--~~-·- ~~ ~~?;~~ ::::: :::::::::-- ·31 ::::: -·- 33-Corn Farming"" . . ........... ________ ;?.____ 92-Salesmanship .... ·-··········-·· ................... . 34-Cotton Farming .... 93---Scholarship ........................ _______ J;!, _____ _ xxx Ace 0 I I ~~=g~~;~~~;. ·•::::::::::::I:-_ ~~-~~~%!~:~ip ::: ::::::: ::::: ::r:::::: 37-Dog Care.. .. .... ____________ ?_____ 96-Sheep Farming* ......... .. 38-Dramatics 97-Signaling _ _ ____ ::::: :::r:::::: 39-Elemicity ......... ::: ::::::::~: :_ 98-Skiing _ _ __ ~- _ ___ _ ------- __ Woodsman 20 xx x 40-Farm Horne• _ ........ ------------~---- 99-~rn;ll Grains ................ -------------------- ----------e--------'----------11 41-Farm Layout• . . .. . ............. ! ..... 100- 01 Management* ........................ .. 6 xxx 42-Farm Mechanics .. ___________ _;\. _____ IOI-Stalking ............. , ................... ---------r------ -----------+----+------~1 43-Farrn Records _ . ------------------- 102-Stamp Collectrng .......... ----------·:r------ Ranger l xx x 44-Finger Priming . - ..... ___________ J, ____ 103-Surveying --------------------------- ___________ '. _____ __ ----------------!-------- --------11 45-Firernanship• .... __________ 1\r----- l04---Swirnming --------------------------- --------·~? ______ _ S=e=~=o=;,:=~=,=,1=,,=====F==1=-l=5==F==1=6=2=11 !~=~~::s~;~·;~ Animals• ::::------:----:~::_: l ~~ ~:~~::r.. _-:::·:--·--:--·- :::::::::i::.::: Apprentice 5 xx x 49-Foundry Practice _ .. ------------------- 108-Woodcarving* ---------------- -------~------- ------0-r---d---i-n _a_ty-------t----O---+--X-X-X--11 50-FGruidr Culture• ___ · __ ·-·-··-··---·-· ___ ·_·. -_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_l __ -_-_-_-_-_·_ : ~~-~oocd! TWurnking -·-·------- ----·--1l·----· --------+-----1-:___:___:____11 51- · ar ening• . - oo or ---------------------- -------------------- Able O xxx 52-Grasses, Legumes _______________ ? ________ Ill-Zoology --------------------------------- ... 1 .,4~------- - ------------------- -------+-----11 53-Hiking -------------------------- __________ :·:~----- Total ______ '-!_;: ________ _ _ su_ar_te_rn_1a_s_te_r ________ ,___ __ O ·-1---x_x_x _ 54---~og & Pork Prod.*------ ----------14---- _(_Organize_r _ A~v<ll'_,_·_l; __ ~{_\,-:19)-________ 0~ - 1 , 55- orne Repatrs* ------------ -------------'----- __ _ _____ _ ""-"--"'-'~====---=-----=--=-==='===="'5="'====•0:=-- ~~=~d:~~rn{~:;ip~ •:•·-··-········· :::::::::::: :::: IM.B. Counselors in Council **Include al! Cub Scouts according to their basic ;ankji 58-Insect Life ............................. -·····------!3 ... :l~.'.~.~~ludc __ ~.~~-i.~~~~~'. nnd unregistered) regardless of Gold nnd Silver Arrow credits. 59--Interprering .. .. ............ ............... . I . --. ---~--·-···---------------···-·-. Total l l 88 xxx ExjJlorer Scouts: Apprentice Frontiersman Total 352 • Badges open to Second Class Scouts. ANALYSIS OF BOY SCOUT ADVANCEMENT POLICY AND PROCEDURE 1. What percent of Troops and Explorer Units conduct monthly Boards of ReviewL... %-- 15 2. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Keview for Second Class and First Class Ranks? __ 15 % f 1 5_ 3. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Star and Li e Ranks? %--- 4. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Eagle Rank?.. %--· 15 S. What percent of Merit Badge Counsellors are coached in their responsibilities and provided with literature related to their subjects? ... 6. Do Neighborhood Commissioners give proper supervision and promotion to the ad- 7!5 %- vancement plan? ... .. Yes .... X No .... 7. Please attach copy of all present advancement policies and procedures. ~. ~ . l i • i /i r (signed) __ ( \4lk'1 }rL ... !\~rL::: ___ _ Chairtnao, Advancement Committee 7·-~ Scout Executive Form O"S39D REPORT OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE-1949 Region No. _,J;l·_. __ Council No. Headquarters City . ___ 1_' l!_ffi_n~. _h_i~s-----~----- S Tenrt. ~ tate ____ ~------ CAMPING CLASSIFICATION OF UNITS BASED ON YEAR ROUND CAMPING - JAN. 1 TO DEC. 31, 1949 (Note: Units include Total Troops and Explorer Units) GROUP 1: Number of Units with an effective Camping Program ............ <19 ............ Units (Total of ten days and nights camping during the year.) '% of Units with effective Camping Program GROUP 2: A: Number of Units doing some camping but not up to the standard of Group 1 B: Number of Units doing NO camping ............ 15(!.. ......... Units ............ '7.L ......... Units TOTAL ABOVE GROUPS (Check with Org. and Ext. report, Total Troops and Explorer Units, Dec. 31, 19•i9) ....... Jl>l .......... Units *Units=Troops, Neighborhood Patrols, 'l'rihes, and Explorer Units. 1fembership June 30, 1949 was ........... l.§?. ....... Units*, ....... ~~'-~-~ . J:. ....... Boy Scouts and Explorers LONG 1'ERM CAI\-IPING (Yearly Sumn1ary) Include Tours, Cruises, Camporees, Agri" cultural Service Camps, etc. Do Not Include Scouts from other Councils. (Long Term Camping-A Camping period of six or more consecutive days.) - Number of Nun1ber of Number of Different Troop Troops Scouts Scourers ------- --- A. CHARTERED UNITS* WITH OWN ADULT LEADERS I. ()n Council Site ____ ,29 252 34. 2. Off Council Site_ .. ___ 6 - 115 11. 3. Total (1 & 2) _____ ;15 36'? 43 ll. PROVISIONAL TROOPS* 4. On Council Site ____ xxx .284 9Q ------ 5. Off Council Site _____ xxx ---·--- 6. Total (4 & 5)---· xxx .284 .29 c. GRAND TOTAL (3 & 6)_ xxx 651 7;) 7. % of June 30, 1949 xxx 21.7 % Scout Me1nbership* * xxx -- SHORT 'fERM CAMPING (Yearly Summary)-(A Ca1nping period of less than six days and not less than overnight.) 1. On or off Council Site 82 l.876 xx xx ACTIVITIES 1'otals bclo\v should be included in Summary of Long Term and Short Term Camping Camporees (Council - District) Agricultural Service Camp , . Forest " " .Explorer Outdoor Events Tours Outside Council , Number of Tours Philmont 534 - ..... ~ ............ Scouts . .. Scouts ...... Scouts '"""""_. .... Scouts ........ ?.~ ... Scouts ................ Scouters .... .:I •. Tours ...... Scouts ...... Scouters Negro Scouts in I.ong Term Camps ... JJ.?. Scouts 1 • 0 Short " " ........ ~.@ ... Scouts PROGRAM 1949 Outdoor progra1n included the following: (Check) Explorer Camping ... lt.; Cub "Outings" (on family, Den or Pack basis) .... J{ .. ; Winter Camp .. )( ... , Sea Explorer Crui~es ....... ; Sun1mer Activities (other than Camping) .. X I. SPECIAL EVENTS (Note: In checking the following item, please use the following symbols to indicate whether the event is on n Courn:il or District basis: "C"-Council; "D"-District; "N"-Neighborhood or small Community; use any combination of symbols if severdl types"<are held.) \ Thi~ (Council prom°bcd an Activities program in 1949 0 includ'.ng the following(: as che:ked: Boy Scout Week particl_Patio~ .... ~I} __ ... ; _Grcns or similar type .. ,.; .................. , Ment Badge Show ...................... ,Camporee ................................. , Mobilizat10n ................................... , Agricultural Fair part1c1pation \I ...... ; Vacation program in addition to Camping ................ ~ .................... ; Pilgrimages to historic shrines ................................... ;First Aid Demonstrations ...................... ; Explorer event, (What?)~~-1'. ... fltJ!?.~1; .. ,Jl'4!.()!),.lllJ?ll\~ll.1; .............. Other ............................................................... . xlxpoga tta II. CIVIC SERVICE (Please check the following) A planned program \Vas t>romoted .................................... ; A survey of Civic Service needs and opportunities was made .................................... ; We encourage Units to llan. for ."Good Turns" to their .r.1cighborhood and Institutions ........... ~ ........ ; Our mos~ successful Civic Service Event during the year was <>:(!~t1;i11~to1:'. ()J.::r~at1Jl!\J;; Il?:,~l<:"t.1'l ;t\11.'.' t~~.!:l JlC?.Qgf.,1,lC?W~ W\rl,"!l''fll>,!! 1'!!ft1L . . •*In computing the percentage of Long Term Caniping for the year, divide the Grand Total, line C by the June 30 Scout membership. 32001049 1949 FINANCIAL STATEMENT- CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL Budget appropriation Capital Expense ...................... $ .......... \?. ......... . OPERATING RECEIPTS: (Incl. Accts. Receivable) Council Appropriation (Operating Only) Ca1np Fees '(Net, Jess· refunds) Transportation Fees (if. any) .. 'frading Post ......................... . Miscellaneous ..... TOTAL OPERATING RECEIPTS (Do not include "Capital") $ ... !5.+.l.:5. .• J.1 $.~,-~~~(')!, $ ................ -~-()(, ' $ ... :t ... _:;B~ .• :'.?.:. $ ... ~ .•.. ?.~-~-~-~ Total Capital expenditures ........................ ----------····· $ ....... J!.Q.Q_.,_;?}) OPERATING EXPENDITURES: (Ind. Accts. Payable) Salaries (Central & Admin. Staff) ................... . Salaries (Caretaker & 1Vfaint. Staff) ..... . 1'[aintenance & Repairs .. . .................. . Pro~otion, 'Tel., Postage, etc. .. $ .. : ...... 'lf.l'l •. fJ.1 $ ... J._J,_;'19;_ •. ~. ....... $. ?~~. '!.~ '' ' A. SUB TO•T AL ..............................................•'. ......... $ ...5... ..1...? -'-3-· ·'·3··1·· (Recpmmended as chargeable to ~ouncil _Appropriation) Wages (Cooks & Food· Service Help)-- ..... .. $ .........9...0...5...... ?..". . ' 1. What was the charge per ca1nper per day \Vhere full meal service is provided? .......................... . 2.00 $ ..... l .•. J? ...... . Fuel, Light, Trucking, etc. Program 1-faterial ................................ . $ ... ;l, .• Q±? •. '.7\9 ' $ .....• : ... 8..~ •. J,i 2. What was the charge per camper per day where Troops can1p on the Council site and prepare their own meals? ................................................. . $ ........ . 3, What w_as provided for tl~is fee; list tnajor itenls ........._ .. .................. '. 4. If you have_ special funds available for Camp De· velopme~t, plc~se give amount .............................. $ ... l .... Q(~Q~.Qf. 5. _If you plan· to raise special funds in 1950 for Camp Development, please give the amount........ $ ... -?.,.9.2Q~.Q~, Transportation Expense (if any) Trading Post .............................................. . Fciod ....................................... . $ ...... JiQ;J.._g_l $ .. ,J, .• J9..'l..?~. s ... !? .•. 1't3_],_,_\l;!. Miscellaneous ......................... ·;······························ $ .. l,_iJ,!J_),_, _ ;i~ ' B. SUB TOTAL ........................................................ . (Recorrlmendcd as chargeable to Camp -Fees) GRAND TOTAL Operating Expenses (A + B) .... sl,.!?_~fil)_;l,_._(?). (Do not include "Capital-'') ' . LEADERSHIP - LONG TERM SUMMER CAMP Nomber of persons on Central Gimp Staff g_;;lllP. ... 9.1J..l'..X'.;\;?.J'. .. J'.1. .•...... J.t!?!.l'!l!...l.\.;1!, ... J!:;l.~ .. l.t?.~ ...... Ql!J!l:P.. .. 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'I'll! .!\!.IS !!!71!1.00 '1fl.OO 1,01%1!1.f'Jl 'i'!cl .oo 141.tMI 1,06'~.!ll ll,Oti<t.111!1 '1%'!~.Q ~ t; ~~ f-/l'f'tJ-' C¥Al/ '81 lfJo 14,:Wtl.91!1 l!l,~9.tl!I l,01¥1.~ l,til!l? .©2 l,Ol?l!l.02 ?<!!ll .01; ?113 .IJ!'.l 671!1.t<\'.\ 7lll.0.0 141.t!l!I i.01111!1.lll 9,084.!#t\! ~.;$.ell - llill".Q j;fot) 1;;}\t~fX> .CKJ I!!,~.~)(; .oo l!l!M) .lllhl !!J?l!l.00 ?5.00 fffi:)f).00 Form 0-S39B REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE-1949 Name of Counci~! _ Q"'h..,i .. •'"'Jr-.r,..1s,..r'""""'-"'Go"·"11"'"'"'1l"l'"'J'"',_.~:t~..__.s4· '-'~.,.~.._In""""·-------r Region No, __ ~5~-- Headquarters City-~l·~Iem._,""lh~i&s~----------State 1 •--Council No. ___ z>~r:e~.'-- (Please use only following classification. This is for purpose of National record and co1nparison) I. Operating Expenditures: EXPENDITURES--1949 Column 1 Total Expenditures Indicate period covered if other than calendar year ('olumn 2 Special Receipts (See Note I below) Column 3 Net Expenditures (Col. I minus Col. 2) BUDGET 1950 (NET) 1. Executive Salaries* ................. 1 1-$_~1~4~-· =77=2=·· =9=6 __ 1_$ _________ 1_$ _ _,1,_4"'. •coP:'lc.o.· -":'"'.""'9-"6'--ll-$-'-/'--c·~· ~'--'---- 2 Off. S l . ,, ___ ::B~"':5C:~)':;9;;-· ~9::. ;;3--l----------J-----0'8,.,-:59"":'· 1::')."9"-'"3--ll---'--'-:.cc.--'-c:··c.· __ . · ice a aries .............................. 3 R t. t C t 'b' "----"'l.._,,()'-"9'-'-7"',~"" .. !0c..__ 1 l,097,a) . e iremen · on n ns .......... _,.- ----------1·---~=~="'--·ll---~------ 4 R t L . ht H t 'I' I "--~1~·=00~7~·~6=. ?~·· __ 1 _________ 1 __ __,,l,,.,_,,6"'6_,_7.._,8"''.'"'? __ 11 __ "-/-'-' """--"-' ·"'''"'·'-'-'-·-- . 'en , 1g , ea , . e .......... ,, 5 Off. S 1. ''----l"'-":0::'2'-:.5'""'-.0':'2 __ 1 _________ 1 ___ _,.l~,>':0"'135'°""''-'0;_•2'-' -II ' ·> . ·ice upp 1es .......................... ,, 7 --~--~-- 6. Postage ................ -......................... . 48 •0·~3~-1---------11----7'-4"'8"-.• ..,0"'3"'· --11----=9-"• \'-"''~"-•· ._. "-··::.'_' - 7. Field Expense (incl. Transportation) ......... 11--~1~·~9~8~9~,_7_4 __ 1 _________ 1 __ _.,l,...,u· 9'-'8'-'9,_,,:..:7_.4"---ll-="'.:._c:~''-. ·"--'="'--- 8. Publicity ........................................... 11--=c-:=:-;;--;;;---l---.:;--==-=---l----=--=-=-""",.--ll------.,.""'- 9, Camping ........................... 41 ___ 1=6=-).._, "'4"8-'4"'""'1"7 __ 1 __ _:1:::1:.J•t:?"'';"~f'::.J,,,_8::.. ::.2 __ 1 ___ _o5"''-"2::.!4::.6'..!'!-';<t':'.!.5::'...._ll--C,/'--"?..:.'·-"-) ....t.~· '.1.•· __ 10. Leadership Training • and Conf erences ......................... " ____ 7 .• l-!l~·~8-5_.· __ l·----------i·----~71=8~·~8~5". --ll---"'j-·,··c ...c.· '-' "'(:_1 ·~.._· ·-- 11. National Quota .......................... 11----5~7;,.15"-'" ""'(')"'O .• '---l--·-------1----'57':'· :'!)"' ""'00"'.'---11--=·~-,c..:/ ·c:· '.:.\.._'.c·.c·· _ 12. Charter Fee .................................... 11 ____ _,7-'5'-'"'-'0".(":J--l----------l------'7_,f"'"'-'O("' . .r.l _ 11 .. __ -'-"~~c:c:-- 13. Circuses, iVI. B. Shows l .. or"L ,.,., """'' 64 517 "7 / ... · and Other Ac ti vi ti es ............... 11---"'"...,,:;,";:u~--'"w"''"'!'--+----""'-'""-"'"""'L"---I ----~•~~ •'"-'""-. -'---11---'-"-'-"'C:C:-"--- 14, C~mpaign Expenditures ...... 11 _____ 7_?_. ...... ro_· ·---i-----------1------7~,"?,.._,..t>,,,f.l.___lll---....t.1~·0..,'-\ c.'....t. __ 15. Interest on Indebtedness (See Note 2 below) lf----::--=-::--::---l---------·1---------11-------- 16 I 1111.as 14Lal5 • · .:.. .,, . . nsurance ....................................... 11---.,.--"'""""""""---l-----------1·----""""'"'""""--·ll----''-7'-"-'"-"-....t.....t._ 17 M. II l,065,81 1 0 06f'i,81 '"... . ·· . 1sce aneous ................................ 11---"'-'==="---l------------·1---~--""",..... lfl, .lnt®~?-1';M'liol 8 OR4 <.l'l fl,O!i4.99 __ ..L•I•. ··;/i o,\ __ l!l, Serii@? /t'tYVJJ~ ;~£13,61 ''19~& a- ;>A"• 1· '""«·&{ t,?£&.~-: ,-~:.; &w2:.~,(J TOTALOPERATING11 __ .;..&;..l,,,_:.._m.-=''-'~>...:;; __ 1_-"1"'1"','""8"'1'"'4""._.4~6--.l--~4~6£,~5f""i6"""'"'8"'7'--ll--c-/-''.-'.;-··· __ 1 __ _ II. Capital Expenditures: 1. Office Equipment ···-·····/l----=l..:7l=•c:l:..4:.. __ ,1 __________ 1 _____ l...,_7,.l.., ... l"'4"-'--ll----"-·'-''"''"-'.;·'~"c...···"""c:c:-- 2. Camp Property ......... ·-··ll----------1----------1---------111--------- 3. Automobile .................... 11---------1----------1----------11--------- TOTAL CAPITAL 171.14 171.14 III. Revolving Accounts: (National Funds) I. BOYS' LIFE?r·-······ .. ··········i>------·----1--------1--------11 2. Registrations .................... 11---4..,,_7...:4...:6::..(.c.ll"----l---4"',..,9=-6=-7'-',"'3~. u~· ---1-----'(~l"';:>,"'l"'._,,::~"'5"')-·11 3 Scout Suppll'es ;5.647.96 :3.618.63 29.:35 . TOTAL REVO~~~-~r·"=~il· __ a_.:..• 3_. ~_J;_~._9_9 __ 1 ___ 6~·=k46~. -~5~=-9_9 ___ 1 ____ ~( 9~?~'··~0"'0".) __ 11 IV. Endowment, Trust Funds or other Permanent Investments ____ , _________ ,, ________ V. Obligations Paid (See Note 3 below) --·------------- i----------11--------- *Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transportation allowances. Do not distribute any salaries to other budget items. NOTE 1-Report as Special Receipts only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., which are incidental to certain Council activities. Also report Revolving Account receipts in second column, N01'E 2-Do not include payments to reduce "principaP' indebtedness. NOTE 3-1'his refers to repayn1ent of loans, the proceeds of \vhich have been previously expended, bills and other obligations \vhich have been charged to the various items of the budget in previous years and so reported. 320010·:19 1\nalysis by population groups of incon1c frorn contributions for 1949 Council operation. Incon1e frorn areas Income fron1 areas Note: Do not include inco1ne for z \vhere Council participates " \vhere Council does Capital purposes 111 popu- s in Comn1unity Chest 1'otal Income '" not participate la ti on ~ Supplcn1cntal groups. ~ Chest in Cb est contributions .. $ $ • Communities of 500,000 or over.. .................. $ 4:~.4411.40 4t7g ... 57 :! .4~:;;. 9.~_8. 97 ·- -- ··--··--- " " 100,000 to 500,000 .... ............... -- ---·--·· ·-- ---- " " 25,000 " 100,000 .... ............... --- ._ .. ________ ---- ·-------- " " 10,000 " 25,000 ..... ............. --- --......... -----·--·-·· ...... _____ ,, ___ .. " 2,500 " 10,000 .... ___ l. ;~;;;?.OQ 1. Z.2t~ .<A') ............... -- ----.. -··-- " under 2,500 and open country __ ___:J'J 5.00 77f5.00 ·-- $ •!H5l fl:§?. I!() $ 478,57 $ $ 46.015.97 Total for Council Operation ..................... -----·-····· Incornc for Capital purposes ........... -----------·--·····-·-- $ ~3 • . ?,;?0.66 $ I $ $ 3, 22'{).66 l"or the 1950 budget outlined on preceding page$--- 4~_.J17..53. ... ~. _______ ..... ____ .. has been raised to date. I~udget for 1951 1 or next fiscal year, \vill be adopted by }~xecutivc I3oard about____ . ., ... ~?-~~~tt ____ :?4_. ___ .,,,,,.,,_____ ---···--·········-· (Date) Assets, 12-31-49 Current-Cash on hand and tn bank $~ .. ~...!.~-~!). ~~--Unpaid .Pledges Supplies for Resale Securities J)uo f ?<Jw !nd iv:l.d1u-i.l !! 47{l,89 TOTAL (i,366,lO *Fixed - Real Estate Camp Equipment Office Equipment Automobile •Present Value Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-49 $ 'i',600.00 96. t~71. 1-13 4,47;1. 2'1' TOT AL :wn. 444. fiO Operations-Accounts and Bills Notes Payable 100 67 Payable $--·-................. ~-- Capital--Aecounts and Bills Payable $ TOTAL.~~-l_tiO_.•_._&_?_ Notes Payable Mortgages 0 ll'Ji\fe'lb<l'efi audited bY---·--- i'ruf<&!le~o11B.l .Am:g_1ll!_tQ.ll!.~-- ur accounts \Vill be • (Stnte whcthe1· p1·ofcssionul ncconnhu1ts or auditing committee) TOTAL ___ _ VVe request continuation of present credit lini.it by Supply Service and \vill 111aintain our account on a 30 day.basis. (Note: If change in maximum credit is desired state new amount here: .) This Council has Trust funds, as of December 31, 1949, totaling $ __ 1>_,_9\1('._._Q\l_ _______ of which ., .......... ~·-"'----·-·---.. -- .. --·- .. was received during the year 1949. We arc using (a) Standard Declaration of Trust (check) .. form approved by National Council (check)__________ __ _, Income from Trust Fund, 1949 $-,., rel c:ouncil directed ca1npaign or ca111paigns are to be held on the follo\-ving dates in 1950 ------.-.. -"'~:_t?: ___ ,,: ____ ~.! ___ _ Retnarks, Explanations or Additions_ . , or (b) some other Form O-S39G REPORT OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE-1949 Region No. ____ 5 __ _ Council No. 558 Headquarters City .. }''-~TilJ>!'\.~.\'I .. .. .......... State ............... ~~-'-. The follo\ving report presents the activities and accomplishments under the direction of this Committee during the year .1949. I. The membership of this Committee includes, besides the Chairman, .............. :;!, ........... .District Health and Safety Chairmen anf the following Health or Safety experts, as checked: Public Health ......... ;!, ...... ; Medicine ........ 1' ...... ; Aquatics ......... 11: ........ ; Fire Prevention .................... ; Firearms ........ ](: ....... ; First Aid .... JC .......... ; Emergency Service ..... ., .............. ; Farm Safety ........... ; Mountaineering 2. During 1949 the meeting places oL ...... 36 ........... of our Units ( ..... l!L ... %) were inspected. 3. During 1949 an inspection of the Council Camp ..,.::.ill'. made by the Committee ... JL ... Troop Camps, off the Council campsite, were held, of which ..... 0 .... were inspected by the Committee. 4. Procedures to insure that carriers used for the transportation of Scouts on Scouting activities were in safe condition for such uses, with adequate insurance coverage, ~!mt been in effect during 1949. 5. The plan for medical examination of new Scouts is in effect in ............................................. of our Troops ( ................ %). Form No. 1154 "Health History and Medical Examination" is ;iot used. lS 6. Pre-ca1np medical examination is required for all who attend the Council camp as checked: Scouts X Leaders ..... !f .... ; Food Handlers.. .. ~ ....... Camp Health condition recheck of Scouts, Leaders and Food HandlersiJ:mll!lt made by a medical doctor after their arrival at camp. lS 7. .. ...................... Training courses in Healrh and Safety were given by this Council during the year with having completed the course. · different Scourers 8. We do~t have an Emergency Service Corps of Senior Scouts. It has ........................ qualified members. 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 1949 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 ..... 11. Our Program as plaoned for 1950 includes the following as checked: a) Complete organization of Committee including all technical experts and chairmen of District Health and Safety Committees ............... X.................. , b) Medical examination of new Scouts in .................................... Troops which is .............................. % of all our Troops. c) Program of Inspection as checked: Unit meeting places ......... 2C .............. ; Council and Troop Camps ........ .Z: .............. ; Sea Explorer watercraft ........................ . d) Emergency Service Corps ; Mobilization Plan e) Training Courses in Health and Safety .................... . (Signed) 32001049 F:J:·;:1 0·5."\')~! EMPLOYED STAFF FOR 1950 (Please state all salaries. Use extra sheet if necessary) NO'fE: Because of its relationship to Retirement and Group Insurance it is essential that this report be accurate and complete. Scout Executive __ ~-'i~ •. -'-G-"o"rcod,,o,,_,n,,_M~'yo7r-=r_,i00e,__ ---------------- Home Address 1531 Vinton Ave •• Memphis• Tenn, Tel. 7-3687 Region No._ Council 0,lo. Tentative 5 Check in these columnii participants in Retirement Plan (R,P ,) & Group Insurance (G.I.) 1950 Salaries If. If. R. P. G. l. --- -·---·-·- Assistant (A.S.E.), District ( D.S.E.), Field (F.S.E.) Executives and functional Directors Name Title * i>".~ L, Tweed • rohnson Jj'. s. E • .. '/, / ... "''·•'/) x Thul'lllP..n J. li'rii,rJru.re ]', s. E. .:..: ~'.'. ·"···· • ·."" -c'.O J, A. .llelJl,UCNU!lp (Negro) F • s. :.m. \' :·'j ' ··'.>:.! x ----· :&'red o. Harris O!egro) F, s. E, .., > ·./.·•· . > x --------- ---· --- Note: Above named members of Ptofessional Stati must also be listed on Rostet fol:' putposes of "Registration." We plan to increase our professional staff by the addition of --·~ ·-·------- men in 1950. Clerical Staff Name Title* $ -~---·-·---·------------ --------1---· ---- Hope li, For~L ___ . Camp Director x Niss Sallie (}, Worden lleceptionist x -·------ :Bookkeeper MJ:i;, ?'la.ry Duncan Registrar -~- Mrs. Jomeph&ne Maddox Secrete.l'Y ------·------ Amie Kathrin@ Taylor (Negress) Office Girl -·~/~·-' ·--~~-(,_';' __ , ____ ,. ___ _ ---···------- ________ , ____ , ___ _ --··---·----~----- "Indicate part hme employees, it any, by "P.T." after the title. *~Do not include ;i.ny allo"Wances, i.e., transportation, ete., in salary figures. 32001049 J • A. :~l<~a'Mh~~ (lMepc) (? • E!a:r:li'll!I ( :llleill'O) J11ui.,.S.ne r~®ildo;n; .f\!111® ~tK1:r1ntt 'Z'aql!!IV (1q~"'1111111) R-®ll:~t t11t.n1111tl :lllQ.111 ~l!ll!l)l\$11' q~tnt:l"lill' E»eell'et.m:r, Oft1e© ~:lltl 1, ~:)(1.1;>!') 1. :?00 .tJ{i REPORT OF LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE-1949 Gh ick~~ar1,t11 Gouncil, n. s. A.. Inc. NAME OF COUNCIL ............ '·······-··········································-··--·----·---·-···········-·-······---------····--------········----------···············- Region No. ---~ HEADQUARTERS CITY ........ l;i(i>Jl!I'J:l.i.>; .................................................................... .STATE .... '.l'.~J:I.! ........................ _. Council No. _ _J?_5!L_ _ j RESULTS IN BASIC TRAINING* As of ·occcmb<'r 31, 1949, \Ve have acco1uplished the following toward providing all of the key leaders of our registered units \Vith BASIC TRAINING*: UNIT LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING ASSISTANT UNIT LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING STATUS 12/31/49 STATUS 12/31/49 HAVJo.:: COMPLE'l'ED HAVll COMPLETED APPROPRIATE APPROPRIATE Ob.icctive BASTC '!'RAINING* Objective BASIC TRAINING* 12/31/50 Number 12/31/50 Number Registered Number % % Registered Number % 3 Cub1nasters 64 29 4f). ~~ w Asst. Cubmasters 28 10 ;~5. 7 45 Scoutmasters l.48 58 39.:? 45 Asst. Scoutmasters 188 20 10.6 25 Squadron Advisors " Asst. Squadron Advisors Post Advisors 12 1 8.~1 3) Asst. Post Advisors 15 0 0 10 Ship Advisors Asst. Ship Advisors (Skippers) (Mates) x x x x x x x Explorer Advisors in Troops Total Unit leaders 224 88 39.3 45 Total Asst. Unit leaders 231 30 12.9 20 *Credit Leader with basic training only if he has completed the appropriate basic training for the program \vhich he 00\V leads, through participation in scheduled training sessions, personal coaching, or home study. "· Cub Leaders' 1\aining Course. b. Administration Section, Cubbers' Po\v Wo'v plus four additional training 1neetiogs. c. Scoutnrnsters' Basic Training. d. Air Scout Leaders' Course. e. Skippers' Training Course. f. Senior I.eadcrs' Course. g. Explorer Advisors' Course. UNITS WITH LEADERS TRAINED IN OUTDOOR WORK a. Units (lloy Scout and Explorer) having at !cast one leader with outdoor t'raining in "Troop Ca1nping", cruising and water work, or expedition leadershi'p. COMMISSIONER TRAINING a. 1'otal registered Com1nissioncrs Number ..... ~.Ei ..... . b. Have completed a Commissioners' Training Course. Number. .. 19 LEADERS WITH SCOUT EXPERI.ENCE Had Scout experience starting with Tenderfoot Rank. 68 Number .................... . STATUS 12/31/49 OBJECTIVE 12/31/50 Nun1ber ... 3.2 Percent ....... f.~l..,,,/t ............. f.$9 .. ....... % STATUS 12/31/49 OBJECTIVE 12/31/50 Perceot. .. 4.! .. ~ .. ~ .... Percent. .... ?'.9..~ .. ~~·· - (Most of this information can be secured from your Perpetual Inventory Forms. Sec Training Records Chapter, Loc(l/ Co11ncil Office Administration Manual Cat. No. 4472.) 32001049 TABLii 2 TiiNURii OF SCOUTS SiiPARATiiD IN 1949 ---------··-·---------------~--- Tenure completed in respective programs Boys in Cub Packs ban Less t l Ye ar I ' I f ·----------------1---- ?,~ Boys in Troops ( Report tenure earned as a Boy Scout and as an Explorer in the 1'roop) Young men in Senior or Explorer lJnits (Report only tenure earned as a Sr. Scout or Explorer} NOTE---Above table applies only to boys ·who were SEPARATED in 1949. "'Report here only those Cub Scouts \vho had con1pletc<l 3 full years of tenure. 1 to 2 2 to 3 3 to 4 Years , Years Years 541 215 • - 645 405 177 21 12 19 ----·· '---·- TABLii 3 RURAL MEMBiiRSHIP 1949 (Under 2,500 population) --- I N()TE-'fhc following data, for 1949, should be given only for boys and Cub Scouting Boy Scouting Units in villages under 2,500 population and open country. (See Note 1) New Rural Boy lvfc1nbers enrolled, 1949 I 93 277 - I Total Rural Boy Members December 31, 1949 I 118 517 I I New Rural Units organized, 19·19 ' 0 6 ___ __f- -- Net l)roppcd Rural Units, 19 119 0 6 -· Total Rural Units, Deccn1ber 31, 1949 : 10 23 --- l 4 or more Years TOTAL ' xxx l,110 ! 142 1,708 ' - 54 Exploring TOTAL (See Note 2) ~)4 404 :r1 612 - ") (-J 8 0 6 3 36 'Note 1---"Boy Scouting" as used here should include Troops, Neighborhood Patrols and Tribes and rneinbers thereof, including Explorers in Troops. Not(:' 2--·"Exploring" includes Squadrons, Posts, Ships and members thereof. UNIT BUDGET PLANS - -- -- -------- --------·····------ The Coun~il has a dcfiqitc plan for. prmnoting U_nit Budget Plans (check one) Ye:; D; No D- -~.0 ... Pack:; (J?l_._P.%) \VCrc on Thrift_ Plan Dec. 31, l949; Objective:. 4.2 ..... ___ J'acks c6-0 -%> on Plan by Dec. 31, 19.50. ...... Jl.t5 .. f;°'"'?, /) Budget Pfan Dec. . Troops (.':~'.':'.-~.:-::.(Yo) were on 31, 1949; Objectivl':. 96 . ......... Troops ( _6_0 _____ % ) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1950 . .......... 8. (9'' f .f'.xpl. Units J_t? .•. .!..%) \vere on Budget Plan Dec. 31, 1949; Objective: ...... l..~ ............ Expl . Units cJ..~L--%> on Plan by 'Dec. 31, 1950. UNIT CHARTER RiiVIIiW In 1949 we used t'hc "Charter Review" procedure, involving participation of Unit leaders and Co1nmittec and representatives of Sponsoring Institution and Council~ incident to the reregist~ation of ...... ~J?. ....... Units out of our total of .... l.3.Q..... Units rcrcgistering during the year. THE WHOLii SCOUT FAMILY NOTE: Indicate nun1bcr of Institutions in Council which sponsor more than one type of Unit. ---·-·- I Cub Pack and Boy Scout Troop Cub Pack "Whole Scout Family'' Boy Scout Troop and Explorer Unit and Explorer Unit Pack, Troop, Explorer Uni ----------· -- --------.. ---'----··--·· Nu1nbcr of Institutions sponsoring more than one type of unit ~12 l l 7 , -... )) / <>~-·;;;? (Signed) _ (L ,;;;[:~~~~~2~~£?e:::a:~< Chairmifr;·6,;l:tlizat'ion and ExtcO.Sion Comm'ittec "~,-/ Scout Executive Form 0-539A This copy for National Office 0: Regional Office 0 : Local Office [ii/ {Check appropriate box on each copy.) TRANSMITTAL SHEET Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter Region No.--~---- Bf:~ Council No. _____ _ NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. DO NOT WRITE HERE Charter Fee $, _____ _ Quota _______ _ Scouter Fees _____ _ Tota~---------- Auached is the application of the•--------t";h=i=cc.ckE=~.c'"J-ficoJ,1)"''------------------------- Council, W4t1E1P .•. 111~~ • f f f b f ----"'--------------- or renewal o charter or the year eginning July 1, 1950, together with reports as called or. Headquarters City, State Supplementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following: (If any· of the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expected on the line marked "Date") Note: Items No. 1, 6 and 7 should accompany application, and No, 5 if possible. 1. Charter Fee 2. Paylll:ent of Quota 3. Scouter Fees 4, _____ Scouter Applications (No.) 5. Audit Report for 1949 6. Scout Executive's Report for 1949 7. Prognun and Objectives for 1950 8. Roster ~:.~4;&;, ,,~u,,·'\oex<,mtiitea ________ • ------- Date was mailed -~jfef;~~·~=.ib~·~·~· ~l~n~~:i~;;:"J£.Y'-·:xo.,; ________ _ Date Yes or No Yes or No !es Y's or No re11 Yes or No $-----~~ Date Date Date 'Date 32001049 I QIUl 1M&HJ.!!0•Q11t, L · s.. A• &ltf. 11~•· Wei• •!WM 41? .ql!Jl<(IJtlW M Wil'il D&R 1Uf> 1. 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Jll~ '!Ulf.t \o hae e Ji'~en11«1' lU.'1lt Wl\b. ya;rent11 pl'eaent. lill!I.® 'lil.n4.t to l!l.t~l!I ®nr<ll!. 11$.ll''riee• tn a body, ( 'b) All S:lllUtt• .ad 6'\lb ~'llts to wesl' 1$:1,fo:li'llll \b.ll'!'H.'lp :\'.Qy SCO't!.t W<tek. (c) 0$?~ ~-el.IL p~ed aot:l.Til.til!fs ~•ut the v•~ tMlull#.116 :Boy Soout :&!:.Poa1.tton, fJlllll!p..Q..Ree,. Qub scout l':l.e-lftc l'o~'Wbw, C\1b s.ut Kt:te ~l\r, fhmaglvtll)g actt'ritte11 a.t Qap ~tel', KafllT,> Ja111, lU,llt$. tiC~ ~ntel11. ( 4) :li'WQil!Ote lll.$t%'1.ot fwllllllllng Meets at ~ ~rtel'• ( •) l\lnpAIMd.ze ~ tq sorTil.•e 1'!1ld recogn1 ti.en of tmt t111 ~d inllf.v:l.ll\lal.11 t\lr their aoeonwl:t.~en.ts. (t) Enco•~e anti as•tst DJ.11triot Aet:1Til.t1ee ColllJllil.ttees to lllQliUluot o~ohl. 11, :iloun(l..tl'ps • ete. • . t<1:ir Scout and M O:i:reusn, ll te llell"ble• and .stmile:ir a.cttW... ties. 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Md safety' in o:r ~n Oo'IUl.eil epe:ratetl tu1H.tie!ll. ~oouMge :ntevlct llQ!;ll.th. en.Ii Sde1" Oolllllll ttees to in11peet all Uil.1 t meeti~ pll!4ee end cdplng f».ei1l tlu. Mots.Vate a w:i:>i;~a:a iltwo• lltsil:rlet llealtb. & Sa,fe1ly Oollllllltlteee to plt~te sdet7 ilh:re~ eld.U., );llwsie<!l ex11111dM.tl.t>fl.1i1 and health p;i.-a.etleie!I. Promote the e:r~ittattoa of l11ne:rg$'1.e;y Serv1oe 1lll.1 ts. of tmits JJrepos,cd by the lJist:rtets :I.ti ~ir Ill.st:t'iet Oollllll1t:tmw.ts to!!I' tlil.fl 40th ~. Reuult aew $eouts mJ!!.i 011ibs <".Ad r~ <ltJ. t1b,}ect1ve 111t i:u1t lft$'£ ~'11th in 1!l1lll\lberllhtp by »flof)lllnel'f a, l9ttl. 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(l>) :meo'IU'at110 and a.etltst Dlett'iot ~raini~ Oonw.itt«!fls t<> vain leaders ani pe:rtiou.:La.rl.1 new l•a.ws ,¢1:1o ha..ve Mt Md the ba.sle et>Vetlll• ln all 001il$'ses strive towe.:rd. t&Mllii1'g the leadel's and iliemls an.4 teolW.qv.es of &eou.ti»g 80 th.EV ll'~ la tun pa.11 thl 11 tll'aillibg on to ilhe4.r \iotrs. { e) CondlJIQt a.t least the t<>ll.o~ t:re.tning euve•a tn tMh m.:t»tn: 11~•teiia et th.11 lb;r Sll!Out Mov11111\fdi.illl 1'M?Mel!li ilfiut L•derll l!.\'~'1d.ng ~0•11•" ttSoouwst•• Wr•nhl Co•ee11 DM x.~.lf \t'i!'eintas Oo•11•11 ll!aep Cli\Jl\Pf.~ .. VIJell oeetM11sd11Mre frw:!.ld.~ 4lcr1wset1 li$d(l1' Set111tU, Covse11 i191roop COJW1itte••' • Ol!U-11tell ( d) l>lli!ll @).11 o1'~imi.zfl .ti trl\llll.ng eourse f<ir tl'd.nel'111. t. ilfiQJ& IJ!WHP~· l?laa Mn¢1 6i:i1!t:f l:l'tit -:I.or• Ad:ve.neement M4 utlvltle111. Ll!J1' s:oee:bl qu11i111 on new -1.oll'«l" m t11 Mil t!ri.~ li'eeit•d. til'I(,: e.nit t:ralm.iig of Fm:pl.o:r,.,,_ 10. l'fllAilil Pl'l<HllQte ~icd li'<'!l0f\.1a,g th;r(l~cut the lf~• P:remote tlie \l.1lle Of t)'w lllftl<:i~ masa?lllnea Dl!('J'YSl !J:lfJ!lll !!'.l'lcll. ltS~iU'.111'.Vfff-ll. $l!lllV@ the f;Jl.\uxieU• s q'J1Qt11. cf $U'tl1tCM"1.~tiona to 11~1'$• LI'.11'.lll"•· llmbe~i:&ll \he tor~tlon ei II.wop :U.Jl\•!111.ee w:!.th $ni;ihAl!ltt on MeJllt kdi!l;it Pala:Pliilttts. 11. :raws rtl'l.£\lliiftia ··(a) l!W.'ea111e the 11ep0 o:t th.e h\l.le li..~a.tlons O!illllllttt&e to lnel.UllO 1"~.:resentatton en '!roil'iou oltgd utior1.11 aad Mfteiationti. ('It) ll!J.tbl>~ the nil •ti'let Clolllllt ttt11111.1 #.114 Clolllllliss~aer11 tmi'l.lil<l'Wt ~ «uitl>''blia a liml."e e-operati Ye .-ai.a.tioll.alp Id. th all BJ;lol1dl'1ll€!i in11ti tu.tione. ( o) l'l!'l,Ce eentt.nued stre11a e11 edu.<le.tloJla'l pu'blioi t;r tlwo~ut tho 'If•~ wf..·\h special pu.'b1ici ty :fo1' llo;r S001tt Week. <laillping, G~J.eea• N't1-tloul. JM:boJlee, ~P..· o .. w •• &to. ia mmwmit l!tequeat the aid of e'lll!JIY msi. ln the OQ'Ql\Qll tn J>ecruitiag men fol' poeltlons -lio t leaderptp~ 'l!iilth YOlwi.te• alld ;p:t'l'}fel\111&<nll!l. Mlitl!:e "1}1e4$l effl>th to i'e~•t lt11Miwe tblre~ tll;e ~etrrtat ol't!lant~tti;ins. 1a. iXt!~H !l!WC-. lmp!'ll'!te ai:i.d Jl):J.'O!llClte th.I\! l'!hrk ot m1l :t:llstdots tl'lro• the lastrt1tt. Oo#llllitteea ai,tll. the $1;\l!lai li!lllen4 Sta:tf. °1'S A REPORT TO THE NATION OF THE CRUSADE TO STRENGTHEN THE ARM OF LIBERTY IN 1949 . City( A REPORT TO THE NATION depends on the quality of the report from each individual Local Council. Be sure you keep a record in your own Local Council for your report to Council Officers, Mayors of the communities within your Council, heads of cooperating agencies, including churches, schools, service clubs, etc. REGION NO.-... ----,·-- State COUNCIL NO. THIS IS IMPORTANT RETURN THIS REPORT TO THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK 16, N. Y .. SO THAT IT WILL REACH HERE BY JANUARY 16, 1950 -AND SEND ONE COPY TO YOUR REGIONAL OFFICE. LEADERSHIP TARGET Packs Troops ExJitorer nits Total Unit Leaders and Assistants, December 31, 1949 '/A :fJ _(j ;l_.,, ? w, New Unit Leaders and Assistants in 1949 l/O fD/ 8 PROGRAM TARGET SERVICE PROJECTS No. Units No.Boys Volume Participating Participating Air Marking Project {Announced March l, 1948-continued through 1949) (No.) Waste P~er Collection (Pomp let furnished by National Supply Service) j {/) 'J.-30 (5, {:() /) Lb" - Clothing Collection (for other organizations) Lbs. Food Collection Lb•. (For other organizations) Distribution of Posters ,') n Lf._Q 0 /{JQ,)0 (No.) Conservation a. Wild~life Protection b. Tree Planting (No.) - c. Forestry Projects United Nations Appeal For Children - .... ------~·· -- Shirts Off Our Back (Collection of used, uniforms and camping equipment) Lbs. - Contribution to World Friendship Fund $ - Adoption of Units Overseas (No.) . - Pen Pals {Correspondence exchanged) (No.) (Continued on Other Side) PROGRAM TARGET (Continued) SERVICE PROJECTS (Continued) No. Units Participating No. Boys Participaling Volume CARE Packages or PACKAGED FRIENDSHIP (No.) SPECIAL EVENTS CAMPING Camporee Short Term Camp . Long Term Camp Expedition --·- . SPECIAL CUB SCOUT EVENTS Picnics, excursions, day camps Boys and Adults ParticipaUag ~)-'.'} Ll(No.) / ..:;-· :;; •. '1/ (No.) ~5?7' (No.) 51 {No.) !, 75{"\ (No.) . x x x x x Public Participating x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x LOCAL COOPERATION WITH OTifER AGENCIES Check only those agencies where· Scouts definitely provided help for agency projects. Include in this report only 1949 actlvities. Ust other agencies on separate sheet. 0 ·American Red Cross GiY'}').re Prevention Week Committee rn<American Legion D Rotary Club 0 Lions International 0 Kiwanis D Elks D Vetercms of Foreign Wars 0 Young Men's Christian .Association D Chamber of Commerce D Jl.μlior Chamber of Commerce ~ational Tuberculosis Associalion D March of Dimes 0 Eagles . OUTST,llNDING SERVICE PROJECTS OF 1949 (Describe briefly and use extra sheet if necessary) MEMBERSHIP TARGET Packs Total Units in Council December 31, 1949 (",/ New Units in Council In 1949 7 Number of Units in Council on which this Report to the Nation is based (. t..j LOCAL COUNCll. APPROVAL Date(''"/· /? ,,--; .··n Signed... ·':._ I ( "t1 ,'\) \ .. --·· Scout Executive O Volunteers of America 0 Blood Banks D Salvation Army 0 Boys' Clubs O Izaak Walton League G('Community Chest 0 P. T.A. Troops Extfilorer nits / &/~'? I 7~·· 7~¥-- .;::;' i<f9 { '&.""·"' . - CHICKASAW comlCIL. :s. s.A •• INC, COUNCIL MBUlERS FGR 1950 "A" Abraham, George B. Ainslee, H. S. Alcott, Richard Alexander, Vance J. All en, Preston Allen, Thomas H. Awsumb, George Bacon, Col. W. J. Bailey, E. O, Ballon, Dave Beasley, John B. Bolton, A, Earle Bondurant, Julia.n B. Boone, Daniel H. Boyd, Judge Marion s. Boyle, J. Bayard Boyle, Hon, Joseph P, Bridgeforth, \·T. D. ncn Canale, Phil M. Carley, Jack Carrington, R. Russell Carter, M, O. Carter; Nathan A, Chambers, c. M. Chambers, J. D, Champion, R. G. Chandler, W. H, Clark, Dolph Cole, Sam F. Collins, Chriss Cowan, C. H. Cox, 11. W, Cc'awford, A, M. Creson, Hon, Larry B, Creson, R. F. ASSOCIATE Davis, Hon. Clifford Davis, Dr. J, Murry Day, Paul Deupree, Wayne Diehl, Dr. Charles E. Iolan, T. R, Edge, 1'!. T, Edwards, Frank C. Emick, Harold Fiedler, Dr. F, W. Fleming, Joseph JJ, Garber, Myron Gaylor, w. A, George, John H. Glascock, Charles Graves, Dr. L, M, Green, Jesse Gronaucr; Joseph A. Gregg, Russell Grout, F. M, Haase, Charles J, Henry, N. Wallace Herrington, R, L. Hirsh, B. l·r, Hobson, Dr. J, J, Holloman, C. C. Holmes, Herbert Hopp er, A. L, Hussey, Robert J, Darnell, Herbert Jacobson, C. M. Davis, A. G, Johnson, w. C, "E" llJll L------·~-------------·---·-------1..~·-------·~---.. -------- Page 1 -I " , ..•• _ .. _____ ----··· --------·-·--·--------·----·---------,-----·------ .. -- _ .. __ .... _____________ _ "K" Kenworthy, William Kopald, S. L. Lane, v. G. Le,...,,, Sid A. LePrince, J. A. Lerner, S .. M. Levy, Dr. Louis Lewis, T,. t 1 .. Li sl"1tr:1ar1, £.1. A. Lohr;1eyer, J. Jl.. "M" l\1cfarlane, G. v. 1'1aden, JoJ.111 Vl. i!icCabe, C. T. 1-icCourt, Lee T~ l1·lcGeorge, E. .. L. lforiar ty, Herbert ll(J II Ozburn, lJ. Field "P" Pe, tto n, CC'l10 rna. s 11T. Patton. ~'Tesle;y E. Penland, Clifford Pennebak:er, C. T. Preste, Robert R. Ramsey, Heiu7 T. Reeves, Russell E. Ricl1ardson, Charles D. Ross,J.L. Ruch, Dr. ·ralter A. Russell, ])d1.Jard P. Russell, Dr. George 1''1. Rychener, Dr. R. O. "S" Saine, J. E. I I I I I I I I I I I I I Sandown, w. H. Schloss, Gilbert M. Sc ho em bs , Arthur Sellers, Hon. Perry Sherrod, Floyd Shields, J. Chester Springfield, C. L. Thompson, E. F. Turner, Norfleet Wade, Maury 1\Tagner, D. Eugene waring, Col. Roane Webb, Harry 1iilcy, J. Brady Williams, Hon. O. P. Wurzburg, Abe Yankee, Claude "W" nyn ____ J Page 2 - CHICKASAW couNCIL. B,s.A •• me. Acklen, T. Robert Agee, G. Uorthen Ahlgren, Frank Angus, John A, Allen, James Seddon Atkinson, Dr. W. R. Austin, :r. H. Ayres, Dr. J. C. Baber, Rodney Ball, Ernest C. Barnes, George Barrow, E. R. Benner, Henri Biltot, Emile A. Boren, J, L. Bowers, Mil ton Bruce, C • .Arthur Burrov1, A. K. Callow, Lewis C. Carter, A. B. non Castle, S. Nelson Chandler, Walter Christenbury, Fred L. Church, C. H. Clark, Roscoe C. Clarke, P. C. Clayton, Henry M. Clayton, P. A. Cleghorn, John Coffey, Ben B,, Jr. Cooke, R. P, Cooper, Sterling Crump, Charles M. Crump, E. H. , Sr. Crump, E. H., Jr, Cunningham, Jesse Dalstrom, Ed Daniels, T. B. COUNCIL M:EMBERS FOR 1950 ACTIVE Danielson, Gen. W. A. D3.vis, Joe E. Dilatush, \'/. Henry Dixon, Hugo N, Donelson, Lewis R., Jr. D:irmon, w. B., Jr. lbzier, Bob Earp, O. K. Ettel son, Dr, H. W. Ewing, Bruce W. Fiedler, Chris H. Ferguson, Bert Flanagan, F. Joe Fogleman, John A. Friend, A. B. Fuller, R. D. Gassaway, llrooks N. Goldsmith, Jack Goodman, Charles F. Goodman, Thomas F. q~ (;(>-::>CM 1 £!:. • e • Hale, Hon. E, W. Halle, Arthur Halliday, U. P. Handly, Charles C, Harrold, E. A. Hays, Lake "F" "G" "H" Rei skell, A. L. Higginbotham, Ernest F, Hirsheimer, Harold Hohenberg, A. E. House, E. J. Howard, T. P. Huckabee, Miller Hughes, Dr. James G. Page 1 1· ------··-·-·-----·· I Hughes, Dr. John Davis I llJll Jacobs, Dr. B. E. Jenkins, E. B. Johnson, J. C. Jones, WaTh c. , Jr. "K" King, Dr. c. c. Klyce, F. w. "L" Lanahan, L. Harry Lee, Dr. R. G. "M" Malone, J. H. ifartin, Rear Adm. H. i"1. Mays, R. C. McGregor, John McKnight, James Malone McKnight, Thomas H. McWhortor, ;,.. D. Meeman, E. J. ifoore, E. E. Mor eland, s. E. Munson, F. F, Nickey, Sru11, Jr, Norvell, J. W. 0 1 Callaghan, J. E. Orgill, Edmund Orndorff, H. G. Ov0rto11, V!ct.tl{ins own "O" "P" Pat ten, Joe M. Peete, Russell 1 Petty, W. G. / Pharr, Samuel S, ! Pidgeon, Everett I Pipkin, Perry L Pleasants, James J., Jr. ·--------------·-··-·1 Porter, Dr. Arthur R., Jr, Ramsay , R. G. , sr. Richardson, Gilmer Richmond, E. R. Ries, Elmer Rittelmeyer, Charles W. Scharff, Aaron R. Scharff, Abe Schmeisser, Dr. H. C. Schwartz, Merrill Senhausen, C, B. S.harpe, 1_-.r. L. Simmons, J. Barrow Sims, Hollice H. Skinner, J. L. Skinner, Raymond Slavick, H. W. Smith, \'/alt er L. Spain, H. M. S1Jear s, Herman Strauss, G. D. Sullivan, H. P. Tate, Alvan F., Jr, Taylor, R. A. Thayer, F. T, Thompson, I.Jarry Thomson, George Trippe er, R. i~. Turman, H. D. Turman, tr. F .. Vandemark, F. J. Verret, Jli. J. Vesey, John B. wadl ey , lJr. s. L. Webb, Harry G. Wegener, Edward L. Wilkinson, Russel Willi ams, Ernest tt S" "T" "V" "W" Page 2 nyn Young, C, B, Young, Dr. Thomas K. i , I ----·-~--------------------·--------------------------------- Page 3 ''1orm Q.SJ!' REGION No ... .. -.7 .. c-" .... APPLICATION for RENEWAL of LOCAL COUNCIL CHARTER for the Year Beginning July 1, 1950 NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. The <:;;f?r&.;,;/k.£1:+.cr .YV'. ..... . . ................................. Council, Boy Scouts of A.merfCa, with (Name: of Coundi) d t..f: ~") ·y;_ :77..:i' · .. . ( . t'+. $i77~···?··'4s;·· . ..... ? .. ··"'··~·/. ...... £'.:.·.7 ....•. /.-.·.·.·.t. ..• ·.·.·".''.·.·.".' ..... ··.··'····'···· hea quarters at. ........ ····'-··· ..... ~.( ....... 7£~~i'LM!iif~~·A:d·!~~) ............. 1t .. .f.: .. t, ••• ::.~·e&;·::J''f~';;~) .. .,,,Z.y.. . .<~tate) f: " aq~-~ ~,~~in~ jurJ~.9i.~~i?n o~~r,;~-~indicat~,. entire , .. Area) :~~j;,'4:•l!..4..4z:···~~:~~.!L.f'.·.kP.t+.'* .. ~ .... :~r!:: ... ~ .. ::·~i.>~ , ~:~:~t::~;~~:::·~;~:-;1~:;.~~~~~~~~·~>:':~~?-~;,~;?-~~~~~{~1}_;:::::·:~:~ hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July I, 1950. In justification of this application, the accompanying reports of accomplishments and progress in 1949 and Objectives for 1950 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 XII, Section 2, Clause 3. This application and record of progress were reviewed and approved by the Council or Executive Board at a duly called meeting on ............. '.',.k(-c;;t::.-r::·x·:::.~"'Y:-rt.,,,r::rr,"'.'~·:::'.'./ ........... :~b.:7 ...................... I9,,,S~1':?:, at which meeting a quorum was present and the Council sp'e'cifically accepted itef obligatio~ to cooperate loyally with the National Council and its representatives in promoting the program of the Doy Scouts of America in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and By~laws, policies and regulations of the Boy Scouts of America. Signed ........... , .......................................................................... . Scout Executive President Treasurer BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA (Incorporated F'ebruaxy 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.) 1. As of Decen1bcr 3l, 1949, our Council had _______ J._::l:.;;E:· ......... "Mctnbcrs at Large," and _____ j __ b_7:f_ "Institutional Rcpn.:- sentatives.". 1'he latter represented. ______ 8_,-'S~t .. .;;;;L __ _. ___ 70 of all our Sponsoring Institutions. Major religious groups of our territory arc represented in the Council Hnd Executive Board in the follo\.ving nun1bers: Council ..... .Jewish ..... .... l.Q ......... ; Catholic .............. ~1. .......... ; Protestant ...... / .. ~~".".".C.d .. . Executive Board..... . .... .Jewish ...... J-..c ........ ;Catholic .......... '00£... . .... ; Protestant. ........ ,:::J.L/ .. The Council 1nen1b('.rship includes representatives of the following co1nn1unity interests as checked: R.eligious .......... 7'\ ........... ; EducarionaL. .. .. X .............. ; Labor ........... X ............. ; Civic. .X ............ ; Business ........ X·,. . ...... ; Farm ..... X ... . 2. Amendtnents to our c:onstitution and By-La\YS were adopted in 1949. [] Yes These amcndtnents have been approved by the National Council. O Yes ['gf No 0 No (If not, attach copies.) 3. We provide rcgnlar c:ominissioner service by personal visit to .. _./.;;J.£~~~ .Units out of a total of. ___ 2,.-.:?::n~~~:·:.Units in the (~ouncil. .. 4 .. ~ming. 1949 there '.~°,re. ____ J._ __ meetings of onr_.Council a1,1d ... [;Y~··":~eti'.1gs ~four Exe~-~}ve Board ...... L/;,of our District Co1n~n1ttces tnct tno.nthly, }.cxccFt July_an~ Au~ust) du~tr~g 19~9, :tnd the rest a\cra~~L ....................... .- ...... tncctings. Roundtablcs \Vere held 1nonth!y tn ..... h ...... of our 1)1stncts. 1hc remauung Dtstncts avcragcd ......... :,? ....... Roundtables. 5. Officers and n1embers of_ Council serve one year bcginning.f:z.,+'.!c:, .. /~ ... ~£tt:) Annual meeting is in month t_..,,, 6. This Council has .............. C~ ................ organized l)istricts with f unctioni~g District Committees. There are ........ 0 ...... Districts yet to be organized. Of these we will organizc .... :.::-....... .in 1950 ........ 0 ............ .I)istricts arc sharing in financing this Council. , ,,. ·-···-· , 7, Functioning of Council and Number of CHECK THOSE No. of Districts rcprt.'- FUNCTIONING Membcrn ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Committees scnted on cnch WELL for 1950 , , , ---- , - ,, ---· Council (_ 'X j, .. t:o {l -- ------------- Executive Board t --""~- __ -1::,_ ___ <Q (") Organization and Exten~ion l x· __ ----5,_ ____ --- , ------------··· - Le.~dership Training _ _{,, v 7 -·-- --·-·--··- ····---- Advancement (? x j_O -- --- G~ 'X "J .. !~ ; ' 1 1 ;., /0 .. j Camping and Activities , .. , ,, 'n ' I I' llea1th and Safety \( I '> ... ' Finance ""' 2:L _1,0 List any other Conimittees Council has: , -- --··--··------··-···-----~-··-·-~ ' , ., - --- -- , 8. 1'1 , C ·1 -<lees· I l I 1'1 . I . l f ' 11s ounc1 does not iave a. ong range p an. 11s pan covers a pcnoc o ........ years, starting ............ ________ ....... , 19 ..... . 9, 'fhis Council was incorporated under th,c Ia\vs of this State in the ye<lt 19 .... · .. /~_, The corporate name is: 10. This Council has accepted its quota of the year 1950, and agrees to pay it to the 'freasurer 9f the National Council as follows: in full hr;rewith, $..... . ....... ;in ......... kc: ..... equal payments of$ 'k .. '8.7..:.::?.:.o ..... each during the months of Jc t!ffC 1._ ~-·t ..... !-·.·,·,·,,, .. ,,·,·.· .. ·,·., .. , J,. ,·.· •••••••• " •• • ,;·'·".:r .•. '-.','.·.,'.· •. ·.•~ ..•• ·.·.1·--·'.·.·.' .. ,, ... ·i.· .. ·1• .. ··.r .... /I ·" ' ............................. .................. V.l,...:t~-::f::·?::1.-:.~.:: ... :~:.·.·'.;;.. . • fui:: •• .,.,,. "-- :L,:-:~~·: .. ::}:::·: ..... 11. READING PROGRAM A. BOYS' LIFE On December 31, 1949, we had .. .".b -~:-:.9 ... Boy Scouts and Explorers (.k.-.f1A."5.~9o) s_ubscribing to BC)YS' LIFE. Our objective for December 31, 1950, is ... Sdi::O ..... Scouts and Explorers ( .... &oS~--%) as BOYS' LIFE submibers .. B. GENERAL ! . In 1949 this Council ~ot--- promote good reading. 2. This was done by a (~ommittee ...... , ........... ; Comrnissioners .... X, ......... ;or.. Form n.539n REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE-1949 Name of Counci.~'-~------·--··-·---------------1 Region No, ____ _ Council No. ···:.__::._ ·-- Headquarters City State._· __···-·---!.------------....! (Please use only following classification. This is for purpose of National record and con1parison) I. Operating Expenditures: EXPENDITURES-1949 Column 1 Total Expenditures Indicate period covered if other than calendar~year Column 2 Special Receipts (See Note I below) Column 3 Net Expenditures (Col. l minus Col. 2) BUDGET 1950 (NET) I. Executive Salaries* ................ 1 r$-~,_;·9Ltc...· .,J,,_.-1-d? •\"'./L-'l'}'Lz.... 1 _$:._ ________ 1 _$-""/:..."_:4.._; ""';;-'. L7-';J2• . .:<t'...!. "'-'/''--·II-'$ _______ _ 0 S I · lJ ,6'1 '/'.''L'? ,P .;;,-'*"' ·r :i!! 2. ffice a anes ............................... 11--~~~~~~~1-----------1--......,'S-.-=--'-'-'--"-"''---lll--------- 3, Retirement Contrib'ns..... / · Q 9 7,;po - ·-----------11--~;~· ~""~q~"-·~1~·~?,~·"'c.."'--11·--------- . J ) .;:/ 'Y.J:/ '>,, /. ,{, $(?, i';L.> 45. RO~f~t, LS1ght,1Heat, Tel... ....... ~;.====;~'~,;~· 0~::.;'/,: •. :~.c;.·~: :c~.<,:·".'-~· =::=================-:·::~:::::c~~0;:2"." • .,s".-~·"'-"0"" ... ::.. .. ""e"'·"·~~~.::~::::~::~::~~~::::~::~~::.::: . "tee upp 1es ............................ ,, . / 7 t'.cf <? ;;\ 7¥l!' <)) 3 6. Postage ............................................. 11----+-~· =~-1----------1---~'-'--'-"-""-=--11--------- 7. Field Expense (incl. Transportation). 8. Publicity ............................................ 11--.,....,.--77 ,-.,.,.-...-~-1--------- 1--..,.----.,.-----11---------- 9 C / I ;;,04£, !'J !/ "1.::?'-.'-t'J:;;J". <;·· -, ,1.,., '?"'"""' • an1ping ···········---········--···il-~~v"'·"''-"r-'"''-"-'-"'-''--<--1.-LL::.•c..· "'~"'"""-'·,,,,,,,,_, .. -''-''-'<"rc..··::·:._ __ l--"'~4'-"""'"-'r~w"-"'"''"'"-"'",.1-'. --11---------- 10. Leadership Training le f 7/ ;?PC '/IJ?. {f .. S' anc on erences ........................ 11-----"-'"-"-""'--- 1-----------1·---...,_-~-~~--=--- --·--·------- 11 N t . I Q tot . .,!;'""7 ;:.;;=: <::-;,""' ~- s- j,,f;~·, lJ -~::D . a 10na c a ........................... 11----""'--'-'Co.·--"'-'-· '--1----------1---=-+-7--'-""--"--ll .. -------- 12 Cl t F 70";.oo 7$°'•(><< . 10r er 'ee .................................. 11-----"'""-"'-'"'---l----------l----..L-:...:::...:..2'i:...::..:......_11--------- l3. Circuses, M. B. Shows /' .. , .. 1 ...... , ,, ....... ,. '·' / 1_!. - I 0 h A . . . '" / b <.? I "'! < r .,) / ? .!)7 anc t er ctlv1ttes ............... 11----":._-'-~'"".:..· _:_ __ 1---·-"',--'-,. -"'""--''~:--..,....~, --- -~-- 14. Campaign Expenditures ...... 11---~";c;"' .. :ic_>c.:· .S"'-'"''-''--1----------1-----'-Z"'.:Z"''.:..'..::$7".:...::.:> __ ll---------- l 5. Interest on Indebtedness (See Note 2 below) ir---------i ---------1-------...---111--------- 16 I /!././, J?t. /¥1,£4 . nsurance .................................... 11---"-'!'--'-"-"'=--1----------1-----'--'-'\-'-'"-':'1'-·--11--------- I 7. Miscellaneous ......................... -11--'/-''""''_./,"-"_,,'-';;'-.Y"."'/-- ------------1---~1·'..,.... ?! ,l,s; RI ---11--------- ,· /?' <J .9.J.L "7 <> /Y. SL£_~; <J cJ 3' '? ~'/:/, /;., ,/ .- e?J. '1 ~? ~ l'-$ / ···- -------------· )• ., > i: _--.· ' /' ,' .·.·. .., /_/ ;2-, .3 :;,,-,_, .. TOTAL OPERATING11_5_?J..t...'"-3-'?_,_/_'.;;..';-'1,~_; _ 1.__./_,_l_,....r? .... /~"f""'.'~t'~•L_ II. Capital Expenditures: I Off. E · /''//, /.foi-. /7 /.;,_,£· . tee qutpment .......... ll----"-""-'"-'-'---l----------1---'---'----'-'-:.....:.--1:1-- -------- 2. Camp Property .............. 11---------1----------1---------ir-------- 3. Automobile ............... -···ll---------1----------1----------11--~------ TOTAL CAPITAL I 7/ .. /·'/', III. Revolving Accounts: (National Funds) I. BOYS' LIFE ................. ) .. 11--------1-----~-- ---~---~ 2 R . · '<'' 1,;..71~tt,,l:;_/ 14~;?·&:';:.;Jl i/1:>,_2J..::!J:;S;) . egtstrat10ns ............... - .. ;1---"-~-'-=-"'-'--l---'----"--'"-'-"'----1----'-"--"-~'--ll ."'· , ,,,.,..,.,,, ,, ! I,., i ~ "rr ., ""'' 3 Scout Supplt.es < ;,,., -r r .. ii d o ""' rY. l•4/J -'"'" <Y ,-::; ,,~ . .. .............. 11-~"-'"-"-'--'-~"::----l---'--'-""-':-"-"=~--1----;-~'---'"--''--;---ll TOTAL REVOLVIN<''-'11---'o'-"'· °'LL7_..,,_:L_ 'IYc..' .. __ 1-.L'iJ.7 .5-9 9 ( 9 ;;i., o 0 ) IV. Endowment, Trust Funds or other Permanent Investments, _____ , _________ ,, _______ _ V. Obligations Paid (See Note 3 below)--------------, ________ , _______ _ *Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transportation allowances. Do not distribute any salaries to other budget items. N01'E 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 to reduce </principal" indebtedness. NOTE 3-This refers to repayment of loans, the proceeds of which have been previously expended, bills and other obligations \vhich have been charged to the various items of the budget in previous years and so reported. 32001049 1\nalysis by population groups of incon1c frorn contributions for 1949 Council operation. Income from areas Inco1ne from areas Note: Do not include incotne for z \vhcre Council participates ~ where Council does Capital purposes in popu- 8 in Community Chest Total Incorne O" not participate la ti on groups. • Supplemental ~ Chest in Chest contributions Communities of 500,000 or over ____________________ $ $ $ $ - .. " 100,000 to 500,000 .... #3 j,_/r,;'j~f::j, ,!i/lJ -?i 7if, S7 -.:!i!..d!.. r;:; / :;1 c 7 ............... -- --- --------- .:f·.L..!.,~<L.L'I_ " " 25,000 " 100,000 .. ......... ...... --- - ------ " " 10,000 " 25,000 __ ----- ················· -- .. .. " 2,500 " 10,000 .. -~ ;;x_,e?~,<),:J / ;;:'._? •) .<-) F?-J ,_, ................ -- ----··· " under 2,500 and open country ... __ _____ J___7_i5 Oo ~e~ ;:~.;/_:· tJ .{':;<' $ "/5'"£37' Pj-;:;- $ Lf 'Z g_,.:;·7 $ $ "ti!t 01~·:21 Total for Council Operation .................... ............. ' Inco1ne for Capital purposes .. ------------------ ············· $ (._ (, $ $ '"'~ - ·- ., - / $ ,,) .,.l _./' (>· !/,• For the 1950 budget outlined on preceding page $ _ __Ljl,1 _8}'?:c, __ 0 __ 8_ _______ _____ has been raised to dale. Budget for 1951, or next fiscal year, will be adopted by Executive Board about ________ ,J<,fr.k~~;;J- ;;£ • .tf;_l'f._'"L(?__ __________ __ Current---~Cash on hand and 1n bank Unpaid Pledges Supplies for Resale Securities Assets, 12-31-49 •Fixed - Real Estate Camp Equipment Office Equipment Automobile TOTAL(, ::)l.(Jo •Prese.nt Value Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-49 Operations-Accounts and Bills Payable $~~-""'' L. ?_ Capital-Accounts and Bills Payable $ (j Notes Payable Notes Payable e• Mortgages TOTAL /,Sc;-:,_ !n7 TOTAL __ Our accounts ~~lt:~aud-il·cd~by ___ ~~~-~~:::-~~;;:;;;~fes~-::C~!~~~~::~~:;·~7~~:i~L--~-,-om_m_lt_to-,)----------- VV e request continuation of present credit limit by Supply Service and \viii maintain our account on a 30 day basis. (Note: If change in maximum credit is desired state new amount here: $ .) This Council has. Trust funds, as of December 31, 1949, totaling $ .. b.C'-QQ_"-'.?-- ____ of which :p_J ... t::.Ld2=2:: ____ _ was received during the year 1949. We arc using (a) Standard Declaration of Trust (check)--- __________________ , or (b) some other torm approved by National Council (check) ____________ ,, Income from Trust Fund, 1949 ,. _____________________ _ Council directed campaign or campaigns are to be held on the following dates in 1950 ____ /:)"L''.!.,c;,,;,•I(" ------""§p•::'::::3••, ___________________ _ Ren1arks, Explanations or Additions (Signed) •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••''''"'"''••••••• •••••••••••••••o•••••O.ooo-•••••••H••••••••••••••••••·~- •••••••••-•••••••••••••>OR Ch:1irman, Finance Committee Sco11t Executive Form ':)·539G REPORT OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE-1949 Name of Council .... . f"~::~:!!::/#:,£~ .. ,;r.!.tl!!..S ... tf..'. .... ~?:.~d .. &:.!d:~Jl/:.l.'f:I.. .. /:f..t:f.. ..... .1;;;~.'.'::<!! .... : Region No. .......... State .. . ~"1::~'<'<~::'<':'" .. : ................ . Headquarters City ............... L;lt,;<::?:::•.::y/; .. 4?:!:~ ... - Council No. The following report presents the activities and accomplishments under the direction of this Committee during the year 1949. I. The membership of this Committee includes, besides rhe Chairman, ............... )\. District Healrh and Safety Chairmen and the following Health or Safety experts, as checked: Public Health ....... X: ...... ; Medicine ..... X ...... ; Aquatics ..... X ....... ; Fire Prevention .,Y,, ........... ; Firearms ...... ~ ...... ; First Aid .... .,.X,. ........ ; Emergency Service ..................... ; Farm Safety ................. .,.; Mountaineering .......... ., ........ . 2. During 1949 the meeting places of....,.3. .. G ....... of our Units ( ... /£ ...... %) were inspected. 3. During 1949 an inspection of the Council Camp ,,.,;::,t made by the Committee ..... (?. .. Troop Camps, off the Council campsite, were held, of which were inspected by the Committee. 4. Procedures to 'insure that carriers used for the transportation of Scouts on Scouting activities were in safe condition for such . m.-.rotb ' ff d ' 4 uses, with adequate insurance coverage, ha~e een in e ect ur1ng 19 9. 5. The plan for medical examination of new Scouts is in effect in ............................................. of our Troops ( ................ % ). Form No. 1154 "Health History and Medical Examination" is _not used. JS 6. Pre-camp medical examination is required for all who attend the Council camp as checked: Scouts X Camp Leaders ..... .i.S, .. ; Food Handlers .. ?:\ ....... . Health condition recheck of Scouts, Leaders and Food Handlersis--;iett· made by a medical doctor after their arrival at camp. JS 7. . ........... .Training courses in Health and Safety were given by this Council during the year with different Scooters having completed the course. 8. We ~~t have an Emergency Service Corps of Senior Scouts. It has ........................ qualified members. 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 1949 have been promptly reported to the National Council, with the following exceptibns with reasons ....................... . 10. We have cooperated with the following local Health and Safety agencies in rheir activities .... 11. Our Program as planned for 1950 includes the following as checked: a) Complete organization of Committee including all technical experts and chairmen of District Health and Safety Committees ............. ,M:-: .................• b) Medical examination of new Scouts in .................................... Troops which is ........................... % of all our Troops. c) Program of Inspection as checked: Unit meeting places ... , ......... .,~ ....... ; Council and Troop Camps ..... )\ ............... ; Sea Explorer watercraft _____ ·······-···--·-··-·· d) Emergency Service Corps ; Mobilization Plan e) Training Courses in Health and Safety .................... . (Signed) Chairman, Health and Safety Committee ········----····-----··-······-···----·-····s~·~~;t··&-~~~t-i~~- .. -----··············-·-········-------·········· Form 0·539F Region No. Headquarters City ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY (Scouts-not badges) MERIT BADGE RECORD Indicate below the nutnber of each of the Merit Badges earned during the year 1949 Qualified Enrolled During Dec. 31, ~ . I)) • 1949 1949 0 0 'U 0 ···-··· -- ---- ---------------··+-----------1-----__jl 0 z c'l z Cub Scouts: 1--Aerodynamics* ................. , .. ______ ,, __ .... ___ 60-Journalism... . ..... -.............. _ 2-Aeronautics• . -··-----------· 61-Landscape Gardening ... -··········- 3-Agriculrure• ........... _____ .. __ ...... __ ,, 62--Leathercraft• ....... _ ...... _ ... :4-3 __ _ 4-Airplane Design• ............... , ______ ,, .... __ ,,__ 63-Learher Work• ........................ _ ...... _?. __ 5-Airplane Structure• ...... -................... 64-Life Saving . . .. .............. ....... __ .. 2_3 _ _ ~=t!£~ryf 1.ndustry•_ .•...• -.-...... ·.·.· .. !_: __ -_:: _ -_-_·:-__ :_:_::i._-· __ ~_-_-_:_: I ~~=~:~~!::Kslii;; · ·_·::: : ::::::::::r::: 67-Masonry• ..... ____________ .. l ... 9--Architecture.. 68-Mechanical Drawing ...... _______________ 2_ .. -+--'--'+'--+--"'-''-"'-'----II 10-Art• . ....... ···:::::·:::::: :::: ::: : 2:9: 69-Metal Work• ................. . ----2'1-. Bobcat Lion** Wcbclos 11-Astronorny ... .............. 70-Mnsic• ...... ..... _ .. ___ 2Q __ _ ~°i~~~,~~f~o~,,,~=~=x=p=l=m""·e=:."'~ "';n~,~-~~--~"'oi=.o="ps:~hhhdl '1t61:7~=_ ::B:i:r,e~~,\;rs~~tr~u~obd;diyi1,-~,·crn_g~1·an•·.•.: •. I-._·_:_:•.·_· ._·-_ •• _: __ : :_:._42~4~:._. __ : '.i ~~~Ei.~~~:~~lth; ·::::::··:• :: :•::•: i~·: Second Class I "l ., ":; 75-Phorography• ... ... ..... ___ ,, _________ ,3 __ _ --~ -------- .. 76-Physical Develop. ... ---·----·------']_. ___ 5F_tiar·,'.~ __ C_la_s_s ------+---'--.__·.cc"1-'--+-------··----I. i~=~~~tbfr:~f~;~·.. i 1 ___ :- -l~-- ;~=~:~~~~r!~ising. ::::: _ ;$:({ Total - __ .>l_ 'S _______ •_· _ .. , 1 20-Botany . . 79-Plumbing __4 __ _ ' I 21-Bugliug• "T·-·---·- 4 SO-Pottery• .. ____ .. ______ ,,_3 __ _ Life Eagle ~---···-i-'-"'-O-'--+-~-'=='--i ~24~=~Caa,'.'1t51~o;e~1-~n-~g ............................. _._•••.•.•.1 _._:_:_-_•:_._--_•-.·_•_:2;_.4;_._ i• ~~=~~i~;~[~~~eeping• · : :: :::::::: ~: , , 83-Public Health* ........... ; .......... ____________ 4_7 __ _ __ _ T_o_t_al _____ ==..f£-.,,S:~-~#=k="~:::·2-~~; {_() J, 25-Carpenrry• ............... I .. 2_7 __ 84---Pnblic Speaking .. _, _______ ,, __ 5 __ = 26-Cement Work• . . 85-Rabbit Raising ..... _ ........... - ___________ ,,_2_ .. _J_ ____ xx": __ _1 1 · ~i~~li~~~:f:~}~~~{t~:;e·-" ::::•: I~:: i! i:~~li~g;;~~~::: ............ ·::·•-::--:-·:--~l:: Air Scouts: Apprentice xx x _ 30-Coin Collecting ....... . .... ::::::::::::::1:: 89--Rocks and Minerals ... ,, .. ___ ...... ____ l_ __ Cra--ft-sr-~~-n---_-_ -----=:=====:;--~--1--__':":_":_I 31-Conservation. . ............. ----·--- 6~ ~~-~~f:~f :::::::::::::::::::· Ai-: ___ A __ ce ________________ .. +----~--+-- xxx I ~~=~~~~i~~rming•.. 1::::::: :: __ 3:: 92-Salesmanship .... ..... -·--------·--- Observer ------- 34--Cotton Farming ............ -- .. --------------- 93-Scholarship --........ -........ -... __ ,, ___ .. _),:!, __ Total i I 35-Cycling• ............... ___________ ... :?.__ 94-Sculpture _ ........................ -.. _ .. ., _____________ _ -,,.,=•~--"====•==-•=l===~=--k=•_:_ __ 36--Dairying• .......... _, ___________ JL 95-Scamanship ....................... -·------- ],, _ I 37-Dog Care.. .. ..... ----·---------2-- 96-Sheep Farming* ........... ______ ,, ____ ,, _____ _ ... ---·- ----1 Explorer Scouts: 38-Dramatics --·------------ _ 97-Signaling ..... -....................... _______ ,, _____ l_, xxx _ 39--Electricity l _ ,, _________ JL 98-Skiing ................. _ .... _ ....... ------·---·- .. ----·- xxx 40-Farrn Home•.... . ______________ 5 __ 99-Small Grains ______ ............... ___________ ,, ______ _ Apprentice ----<1 41--Farm Layout• ............... 2:. 100-Soil Management* ......................... . 42-Farrn Mechanics . . . ____ ,, ________ l __ 101-Stalking ........................ -....... _,,,, _____________ _ Woodsman 43-Farm Records . . . ------------------- I 02-Stamp Collecting ......... _______ , _ .... l. __ ~~=~:~:~:,~~?~~ng ······::::: :::::::::::4~:: :~LJ~?'~~?~g : :::::::: ::::: : : :::::3.~:: 46-First Aid•................ .. .. __________ J!l _ I 05-Taxidermy _,, ...................... --·--------·-------· Frontiersman 6 xxx Total Ranger ···-----------'-- Sea Scouts: 47-First Aid to Animals• ... ___________ 2 -9-- :~t~;,:;~:r.-· ............. _ . _ ------------------- 48-Forestry . .. .. ........... ·--------·------·-- -.......................... -- ..... _______ l__ 49--Foundry Practice ............ -------------·----- 108 .. -Woodcarving* .......... - ........... ___ _4-S._ Ordinary 55~-GFrwd't C'.t!tt:;e• ................ -·------------r- 109-Wood Turning ......... -... - ______ ., ______ 2 __ XXX - ar enrng . .. ............... _____ ,, ____________ I IO-Wood Work ..................... -----------11}-- Able xxx 52-Grasses, Legumes .......... __________ 2 ______ Ill-Zoology ................................. -----Tzir/f· Apprentice xx x ----------------1--~.c....-+_:::_=--ll --------------+---'--'-------11 53-Hikmg ----------- .. ------------- _____________ Q_.. Total ,, ______________ ,,., Quartermaster xxx 54-Hog & Pork Prod.*-------- .. ·-----· 5,___ ====~===-=== -----------------f---"'-- +-------ii 55--Home Repairs* ____ .... ____ ----·---·--'.'[""-- (Or13_a_rt_izer A':".":'ls__I94!)_2_ ___ () Total 56~-Horsemanship* . . . . ............... -.. M.B. Counselors in Council 57-Indian Lore . ,._"• '~ * Include rd! Cub Scouts <lccording to their basic regardless of Gold and Silver Arrow credits. • 58-·lnsecc Life . . .. :::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::9:.::L (Include rcgistcrtd and unregistered) 59-lnterpreting . " . .. .......... .L------------- ·--- r-·------------- ________ ,,_ • Badges open to Second Oass Scouts . ANALYSIS OF BOY SCOUT ADVANCEMENT POLICY AND PROCEDURE ,P'_,,,, .. , 1. What percent of Troops and Explorer Units conduct monthly Boards of Review? %/;) 2. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Second Class and First Class Ranks? _ 3. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Star and Life Ranks? %---- );O 4. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Eagle Rank? ______ __ 5. What percent of Merit Badge Counsellors are coached in their responsibilities and l'rovided with literature related to their subjects?. 6. Do Neighborhood Commissioners give proper supervision and promotion to the ad- % vancement plan? _ .,,. ____ Yes. ,!.". __ No .. 7. Please attach copy of all present advancen;ent policies and procedures. (Signed) _____________ .. _____________ ------------------------------- ________________ _ Chairman, Advancement Committee Scout Executive Form O· 539ti REPORT OF LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE-1949 RESULTS IN BASIC TRAINING* As of December 31, 19,19, we have accornpl_ishcd the following toward providing all of the key leaders of our registered units with BASIC TRAINING*: UNIT LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING ASSISTANT UNIT LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING STATUS 12/31/49 HAVg COMPLF;TED APPROPRIA'l'g BASIC THAINING* Objective Number 12/31/50 Registered Number % % Cub1nastcrs lo lf ,,._, '1 L.j _1~. 3. :5t> Asst. Cubinastcrs d-,,__' Scoutmasters l Lt 8 e··v :i Cz '.D, r t"""° Asst. Scoutmasters ~J ? Lf°;;~ •,l, f Squadron Advisors Asst. Squadron Advisors Post Advisors );'& I B < z.C.> Asst. Post Advisors I' ! Ship Advisors Asst. Ship Advisors (Skippers) (Mates) x x x x x x x Explorer Advisors in Troops 1'otal Unit Leaders ,, ,, L.i. q, ·(/, · :v1.-;. 1-f~ Total Asst. Unit Leaders ; "'-- . \ *Credit Leader with basic training only if he has completed tbe appropriate basic training participation in scheduled training sessions, personal coaching, or ho1ne study. a. Cub Leaders' Training Course. b. Administration Section, Cubbers' Po\v Wo\v plus fou1· additional training tneetings. c. Scoutmasters' Dasie Training. d. Air Scout Leaders' Course. c. Skippers' Training Course. f, Senior Leaders' Course. g. Explorer Advisors' Course. UNITS WITH LEADERS TRAINED IN OUTDOOR WORK a, Units (Boy Scout and Explorer) having at k;1st one leader \Vith outdoor training in "Troop Can1ping", cruising and water \vork, or expedition leadership. COMMISSIONER TRAINING a. Total registered Commissiohers }j / Number ... y.;.~····-- b. Have completed a Commissioners' Training Course. Number .... J,,?J. LEADERS WITH SCOUT EXPERIENCE Had Scout experience starting with Tenderfoot Rank. for STATUS 12/31/49 HAVE COilifPI.ETED Ob:iective APPROPRIATE BASH;: TRAINING~ 12/31/50 Number Registered Number % % :::L ~ Io '.::i, '~ "! j f '·'f···· </ l I '(;' x ! / "\ J_ •S) -i'-'~'V''' ;;) Q -ii~, ' ' 'J {_,;:;, ,/ ~- "· _,, 1 1<: () () ,/ (~) ') '2, I ·;\ (\ '"'" ) ') /1 .() the program \vhich he now leads, through STATUS 12/Jl/49 OBJECTIVE 12/31/50 Nuinber ... ::.?_.;;.~ .. Percent ... .,~::,.J .. 1; .. ;~/ . ....... ff?2 .. <.:? ..... % STATUS 12/31/49 OBJECTIVE 12/Jl/50 ; .. , Percent.. ... L,/.J .. >': .:"t5 - (Most of this information can be secured from your Perpetual Inventory Forms. See Training Records ChapJer1 Local Co1111cil Office Administration Manual Cat. No. 4472.) 1949 TRAINING RECORDS AND 1950 OBJECTIVES "FUNDAMENTALS OF THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT," the Introductory Training Session for all leaders of .,,..,.,..,) Scouting--"·Council and District officers as well as Unit Leaders. During 1949 this Council conducted this session ......... 1 .. . . h __ '.'.) $} () s . . h .. times wit ....... .'.:;, ... .J ••••••• couters rece1v1ng t e tra1n1ng. Approximately the following percent of Scoutei:s have completed this Introductory Training. Council Members .......... :LS:~ .... % ; Board Members ........ :; .. ,:"L: .. % ; District Committeemen ........ :: •..• '.?:: .... % ; Commis· . -;c'"'" . "'-:;--<:~ . . !1 s10ners ........... .,.. .• ;t ..... %; Ment Badge Counselors .............. ;, ........ %; Troop, Umt and Pack Committeemen ...... (< •. •.? ....... %. 1949 1950 No. of No. of CHECK COURSES CERTIFICATES COURSES CONDUCTED ISSUED PLANNED BASIC Cub Leaders' Course I/ I '.2.. "'.>..... ":<~ TRAINING Cubbers' Pow-Wow CERTlFICATES AND AWARDS-1949 Scoutmasters' Course I I ., ">( 5\ l. Nuinbcr of different Scoutcrs receiving Air Scout Leaders' Course certificates ;rc:it;;i ..................... Explorer Leaders' Course I I v (Do not include Introductory Sessions) Skippers' Course "'"··----~··---·-···--- ···--~··-·-··-·· . -· *Senior Leaders' Course Com1nissioners' Course :l," I u x OUTDOOR Troop Camping I er 6-_ -· TRAINING Senior Cruising & Boat Handling _f.L._ Senior Trail Expedition OTHER Health and Safety UNIVERSITY COURSES TRAINING First Aid The following courses have been con· ducted in colleges, seminaries, etc., located Advanced Scout Leaders' Course I 31 in this Council. Do not include these courses Pack Organization and certificates issued, in the Council totals. Troop Organization Name of No. Certifi- College Credit Merit Badge Counselors School Courses cat es Ves I No Troop Committeemen x x Course Leader Certificate x x x Other Cottrses (List) ~·:~~ tQ·"~'""#J~ t"'-'! { j(.,;2,,.f'\/~t...,4.,.-{.{/""1 ..; g:.;i i . "" -·--· TOTAL COURSES AND CERTIFICATES *Co1nbination Course For All Se~ior Leaders. I"'\ //''; ;:?_o '"""""'":::. •'Y'· ; THE TRAINING COMMITTEE AND ITS OPERATION ( Membership of the Council Leadership Training Committee consists of ..... ../ .. C2 ....... men and includes ...... ""1 ..••.••••••••. District Representatives and ........ f,!::: .......... members~at~large. ~ - The Council has ........ ~1 ............ Districts, of which ...... :.';.~ ........... have District Training Committees. Training Committee Meetings Held 1949: Council. .... ':£. ...... Oistrict ................ . Does the Committee have available a training inventory which indicates, by Districts1 key leaders with and without training? Yes ......• X ......... No ................... . 'fraining in 1949 was conducted largely on a f)istrict basis .... )\ ...... ) Council basis .. (Signed) .... ·························'"····························· ...................... . Chairman, leadership Training Committee Scout Executive Porm 0·539D REPORT OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE - 19 4 9 Region No. Council No. Name of CounciL_~&'.~~.-/tK'~".'efc·"i?_C©,.;,t-t/ t!~<t--1. -4..-f.-<_ { (':- r1·?J --riff 1 C£ .. ~~~~4<;~--~~·::~~"~--!~·-. .e~---~-- Headquarters City__ 12{ 4'·? 1 1&.lf?t <-·'J 7 ---- State :::;~~--·~_--·:_:· .. ·,,.--t-- CAMPING CLASSIFICATION OF UNITS BASED ON YEAR ROUND CAMPING - JAN. l TO DJ'.C. 31, 1949 (Note: Units include Total Troops and Explorer Units) GROUP 1: Number of Units with an effective Camping Program (Tomi of ten days and nights c:1mping during the year.) '% of Units with effective Camping Program GROUP 2:.A: Number of Units doing some camping but not up to the standard of Group 1 B: Number of Units doing NO camping ____________ ¥.:.9. ...... Units -- _____ (';f-:, __ 3 ___ '.Yo ___________ $t) ______ Units _______________ 7_/ ...... Units TOTAL ABOVE GROUPS (Check with Org. and Ext. report, Total Troops and Explorer Units, Dec. 31, 1949) ______ //.;,,/__ .... Units *Units::::::Troops, Neighborhood Patrols, Tribes, and Explorer Units. Metnbership June 30, 1949 was .... l.~~~~ ...... Units*, .... f-:->'-9. .. 7./ ....... Boy Scouts and Explorers LONG TERM CA:CVIPING (Yearly Summary) Include Tours, Cruises, Ca1nporces, Agricultural Service Camps, etc. Do Not lndude Scouts from other Councils. (Long Term Camping-A Camping period of six or more consecutive days.) A. CHARTERED UNITS* WITH OWN ADULT LEADERS 1. On Council Site--·--- 2. Off Council Site ____ _ 3. Total (1 & 2)-··----- B. PROVISIONAL TROOPS* 4. On Council Site_ .. ~---- 5. Off Council Site ___ _ 6. Total (4 & 5)-----C GRAND TOTAL (3 & G)_ 7. % of June 30, 1949 Scout Membership** Number of Troops ======ce=~====~I Number of Different Scouts~ Number of Troop Scouters ____!:::_!:__ - "}.. ;J "2- -;; 1/. ---~-- ___ LLS"' __ i_L_ __ 3 5' 22 (:,:i__ 'i 3 xxx ,_ '8 ,j 2--(l xxx ---·--- ,, t )=.CJ/ xxx 2 ,; '--- - b ("/ J xxx ____:; -z_. xxx % xxx =======-=- 7(, 2 -==='============== Sl-IORT TERM CAMPING (Yearly Sun1mary)-(A Camping period of less than six days and not less than overnight.) 1. On or off Council Site xx xx ACTIVITIES Totals below should be included in Summary of Long Term and Short Term Camping Camporees (Council - District) Agricultural Service Camp Forest " " Explorer Outdoor Events Tours Outside Council . Number of Tours Philmont Negro Scouts in Long Term Camps " " " Short " " PROGRAM ·i,:2:·:3.!~/Scouts Scouts Scouts ........... Scouts ..... 'fh,,2.::scouts Scouters ........... ./ .... Tours Scouts Scourers 1 1 2---. .... 1 ......... Scop.ts .... ~/__,?',~:':'.Scouts 1949 Outdoor program include~ the following: (Check) Explorer Camping .. '::'.··; Cub "Outings" (on family, Den or Pack basis) .. Jc::.; Winter Camp ... v:·; Sea Explorer Cruises .. _:.····-; Sun11ner Activities (other than Camping).. 1~,/~ L SPECIAL EVENTS (Note: In checking t.he following item, please use the following symbols to indicate whether the event is on a Council or District basis: "C"-Council; "D"-District; "N"-Neighborhood or small Community; use any combination of symbols if several types are held.) This 'Council promoJ_ed an Activities program in 1949 including the following, as checked: Boy Scout Week participation ...... ~~:.Z-J.; Circus or similar type ....... f;;, __________ ; Merit Badge Show ......... ~---------:Camporee ......... .C~ .................. ; Mobilization .................................. ; Agricultural Fair participation ... :.C. . . ; Vacation program in addition to C?-IDpii:;g ................ S;. ................. ; Pilgrima_ges to historic shrines... .. .............. ; First Aid Demonstrations ...... -............... ; Explorer event, (What?)_Cx}:~.-;-Y~;~:~:'V. ... ".?:(;~~:f~.<;!:;t:':.'f:~t:~4.5~'~t~ Other .................. ·-··-·················--- .................... . 2·~-t.;.l-t:'5 /?-<'."f!. __ :·t.--t:~-'. .... IL CIVIC SERVICE (Please check the following) A planned program \-Vas pron1oted .................................... ; A survey of Civic Service needs and opportunities \vas made ..................... , .............. ; We encourage Units to plan for "Good Turns" to their neighborhood and lnstitutions ...... X ........... ; 2ur most successful Civic Seryice Event during the year was Etr.J-e l~v. \ "!'?\ f'"'-_l: ~"· 1t°';1Il12 ?-4-iij. ~. ff. ... ,~ lac1 ~ 4, •. r:.: . ?" ""--:1 -< ... :.:;?if~:."{. ... {:-::v.-.~.~x::~;,,.-;r~.,,r:;;~.r:~1:.-::,.1.s-.-!.;;1..,r51.. .. ~~'.t~~1:.1::~;:-:e-:iz~~dl~''·<i ... t::1-~:;-r;·.-·:~-.-:~Jy..: ... 1 l 1· ,' ........................... ... .... ... . .. . ....... , ............................................... . ••In coinputing the percentage of Long Term Camping for the.year, divide the Grand Total, Hne C by the June 30 Scout membership, 32001049 1949 FINANCIAL STATEMENT-CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL Budget appropriation Capital Expense .. OPERA1'ING RECEIPTS; (Incl. Accts. Receivable) Council Appropriation (Operating Only) .... Camp Fees (Net, less refunds) Transportation Fees (if any) ..... Trading Post Miscellaneous $ ..... C!< .• V .. '"'····· G /1.,s--:.;f $ ........ ,· .............. . •• :d, 0;) $ .................. . $.1.:'2.?:.6'.:.:ll .. $l~ .";r-~~ ::~~~-rt Total Capital expenditures ....... . OPERATING EXPENDITURES: (Incl. Accts. Payable) Salaries (Central & Admin. Staff) Salaries (Caretaker & 1-laint. Staff) 11aintcnance & Repairs Promotion, Tel., Postage, etc. $.~--- .?{.f.~.Z.2:' '/,! / .f/ . /////;./ c ·;·71,<J A. SUB TOTAL .... ..... .......... ~L'f..~?:.~1:.:~~:(f TOTAL OPERATING RECEIPTS (Do not include "Capital") $!..Z:C~·:~?:~-~?:! 11 _____ <_R_ec_o_m_m_e_n_de_<l_•_s_c_h_a_rg_c_a_bI_e_to_c_·o_u_n_"_·1_A_PP_r_·o_p_r_ia_t_io_n_) ____ 11 1. What was the charge per can1per per day where full n1eal service is provided? ........................ . 2. What ·was the charge per camper per day where Troops camp on the Council site and prepare 1f'h,D"b $ ........ 1.:.IY .. . their own meals? ................ ....................... $ ....................... . 3. What was provided for this fee; list major iten1s ............................ . 4. ]f you have special funds available for Camp Development, please give amount .............................. $ . .l,";i..O.c~ •. C:.?:. 5. If you pbu1 to raise special funds in 1950 for Ca1np Development, please give the amount........ $ ... ~ .. 1?1J?C:.1.9.~ Wages (Cooks & Food Service Help) Fuel, Light, 'frucking, etc. Program 1'faterial Transportation Expense (if any) 'fra<ling Post Food ... • Miscellaneous ................. . B. SUB TOTAL .. (Recon1mended as chargeable to Camp Fees) ' /,,, ('// s/¢!;(!7. $ i?_io/~ $ .... 0.:::.~1::;;1?-. s//(>i.,A'I:. GRAND TOTAL Operating Expenses (A + B) ... s(.: .. ;;=~~~ol~.{):Z. (Do not include "Capital") LEADERSHIP - LONG TERM SUMMER CAMP Number of persons on Central Camp Staff ... '.'.'.:'1!:''.'';t;; _ i/;~1,:•:.':'·!o;JJ'. .. /.L ..... /'.0A',:;r.:1;1.\/!l:'/1./.\,;j;, . ./1.~./:i'4.M/k . ./~~, ...... t;.;;:?c<:•!/,£Li'~•:/:J:_\;1,:':': (Do not include cooks or maintenance staff, unless they were related to program Chartered or Provisional Troops). How many were adults (21 or over)? ........... // ................ . Number of Provisional Scoutmasters used? ............. '.~~/2'~·-····--··--···· Ho\v 1nany of these \Vere adults (21 or over)? ..... :::( ............... . APPRAISAL OF CAMP EMPLOYEES NAMB .. Camp Potition Scouti~lt I "" I Connect10n Would you Re,appoint7 Exe. QUALITY OF SERVICE Good I Aver. I Fair I Poo< or Assistants of I N"mb« of I Weeki on Staff Rnte of p,, Per \Veek (If necessary, attach .sheet with names and appraisal under headings above.) ( Sign<d) ........................................ __ ,., ..... -....•... _,,,,,_ ... ,_, ___ , __ Chairman, Campin1t and Activitiu Committee. Form 0-~39C TABLE 1 Total on Dec. 31, 1948 New in 1949 Not Separations# m 1949 (See Note) Transfer Territory In Out Total on Dec. 31, 1949 Region No . Estimated New in 19~0 . Est. Net Separations 1950 Objectives Dec. 31, 19'.iO _1_._1_·o_ra_1 r_a_ck_s _________- l--__: l::_,/ __ ri_1',-· i--1---iL -1---1---1-.:::{C;,' --r": l_r-1---'r_,'f --''1+-~'f'....·_.- 1--•-JJ.) (a) Neighborhood Dens ---------+----'-/_ _ -1-_x_x_x_ _ .. .___x_x_x_ __ '--·--l---I----'---'--------·-·---·----- ___ L __ {b) Negro Packs 2., t.L ") /) ... i ;"_ to '2-- ----1-----" -·=2_._ _ :=:=:'=1N_1_:=e~-. .::::-o-h:~,:-,-~-:-::=o-T..:<l-,_;-~-,:=:-,_o=Is=====-·----~~-~~~~::_·_/_'_~,f_._'-_"_·--1_ :_':_:_.-:=::.q:::..· -+-+·--+L------~~--~·--t~-·-_, _ LL_ Ll:L _...:(c..;c)'--N-'eg:_ro_T_r_oo:...ps _______ 1L ·7 .0.... ~. f£_, ! ) fr<; / ~ (l {Ac;__ .:.3_._T_o_t_a_I, E_x:..pl_o_rc_r_U_n1_"ts __________ I___ "'/ L<: '.) ~- /:2 ', / () I , q I 7 (a) Explorer Posts I' j '") ----'---------------+---""°'--f-'.X~X_:X:_+-"X:..:X~X----1---l-·-f-.L-'~...c-=---1-'X=X:.:Xo._+-_::X:.:X=X--1-·-'-x. ..x. _x ·-·····- (b) Exr_lorcr Squadrons XXX xxx XXX xxx XXX --'--'--"•---'-----------t-----t-C:.:."---+_:::.:.:."--t--t---1-----1--"'-='-'-t--"'-.CCC'-jf-------- _ _;(_ c),. ;_Ex_p:l_o r_er _Sh.i :p,_s ___________+ ___ ,..., ~::_ -1-_:X;,:X;_Xo: _ _I -...:.X;_X.:::X:... :_ __L _--l---l--"""--_+,l-) "'-"-'°-X-X+X-': :.::"°x--x1x-- ..:.:.:.x:.x.:x:c _ _ ____(_ <l_)_N_c~g:..ro_E_x:_pl_o_re_r_l_rn_i_ts_ _____- -l----J_/_c:_X:...:::X:_Xo._-1-_=x~x::..x'-'---l---1----l--~JL--+.:.X=X:.:X.::__1-_::X~X=X--1_-=x~x::..x=-- _ _:,(_c;)_ Rover Crews l--------1-x=x:_x:._-1--"x x.~x'--f--1---+-----=-+-'x'-x=x'--t--=x~x'-'x=- _ xx x __ ··-- 4. TOTAL UNlTS : 1 & 2 & 3 6. / (_~ :'<?, l-ll j"c.; cy ') £"'( '!: / 2 / ;. .. Li 8 5. Total Cub Scouts (a) Negro Cub Scouts . _ _.(:_a_) c_E_xp:.l_o_ rers_ in_ Po: s_ts_ _______. -I---:_V_~"<~.': .I- -1-..:.x:.:x.: :x. .:o._-1-_x::cx X xxx xxx _ __:(_b:_) _1_\,_"r_E_'x.:.p_Io_re_r_s _________- I----·---__x _x_x'--...l.---"x~~-?.' _______ ,_ _, __ __.. \ -'--'-x'-x... ..x... -"~--'.x... .x... _x_-1-_x_x_x_ _ _ _ _:(:_c:_):_S:_c:_a:_E:_x:_pl:_o:_rc:_rs:_ ________ j__ __ ~:_~:..."L-S~-1-X:.:;..:X:._:X.::__-1-.....i'.X:...X:.:;..:X:_-1 _ )___-l---/""-/·--l-'X:...:::X~X,__-l--Xl:...::X~X=-jt--=X-'-X:.:X:___ -~(~d~)_:_:N~cg~•r:o..:E:x~p~lo:r~er:s ________ _J __ _:f_"'±J,,"-iC-"X~X~X:;_-l-'X~X~X.::__'---+---1--L-/~_:_")~[-...X:...:::X:..:X.::_.+-_:_X~X:...:::Xc_[-..._::X:._:X:_X:;;_ __ _ _:(_e;)_ _ Ro_ver_s ___________- l---------'-":.:0X::X:.X.. --1. ._ X:.:X.:X:: .:o_._1--- ---+------l--"-'-'X-"X'X-- l--.:.X. ....X.....X..... .- 1-X-X-X- - l ·<"' '.) .)J 'j,-.. , ...... 1 .. ,.,,,..,, I ";U 8. TOTAL BOYS (5 & 6 & 7) 1./, C.:s i-/, ..4 ! l ~; l v ·~ ,, ·~ .. -; ,,:.,-'~!·C>1\ G () \/ ~- ..:.9·:_T..:o:_ta..:l_c:_;,_.b_b_er_s (:_;n_c_·1._D_en_M_o_tl_1e_rs.;.)_ ___f -__l :f::. l.o r ,...3 I c7 "·~':!_, D ~!,. .. .-·.·_! ---1--+-':='-)_'7''-r_ "Ll -1--!---'r~','C =')_._<2 i_,; . 7-"" ;)· ~~::i. y, .. .:.!o :_. T_,_,,_,_rl_T_rn_o.:._p_S_co_u_te_rsc..·- ---- ___, _,__i...Ll...1.':,!t"'-\_,i_ui":l.-~:- ::?"""L"''<.":::':c. 1-;;:._;), )~"3"2' '::.L""'''t--1--if!/;.'·I L)_',2 ~'._ ,.,td". I- .l')Ly_/'._lid.,. . f -~:)"()<' (J.!_Ii' {_ __ 11. Total Explorer Scoutcrs C::, /, J ,1_:~--~~.. .,,,,\,'\ ~) I2J [-.('-)"~ :_::.._::_:_:::::_::..::_:.:.:_:.:.:_:.:..:_:_:_ _______ .J--·-·-""-'--'-'- -1 ____ cz!;iZ~ --···-.-f---1-...... ~'-'-jf'='...-1-- ·-"u..~. ~1:_2:_·. :_A~l:_I _r;o:'.'tl'."":_" ::S'._'.cr'..°>u:'.'te:_r':_s .'..(::C:::o''.'.m'."c'.'.il_:a:::n'.'.d..'.D:'.:i::'.st:'.'n~·c'..'t):___~-----.!:::·7 ·7..LL frc:·+--"i,_'· '"""?.,L-+---=E·,-,oe. . f. ...... _, _. w-"'·',,,2_''.:.}_",_t r.. ........" .Li...lrJ_ ;_ j__ _c•:_ 1 0r- "'!-l ......i .".7L':, f r",f,_f r.JI _ 13. TOTAL LEADERS (9 & 10 & ll & 12) J,:ttr'"!"".J i;;leCf 1~<':zr J"J,\·.G :.:+'·<1,_.;· '$'. .: tS};J...-86 On Dec. 31, 1949 we had f::f.·:·~;f,'.2. ....... unregistered lTnits of a!! kinds (November or pt1or cxpHations). #"Net Separations" equals "total separated" minus "Separatcd-Rercgistered" minus "Transfers in''. TABLE 2 TENURE OF SCOUTS SEPARATED IN 1949 Tenure completed in respective progrn1ns Less than 1 Year NOTE--Abovc table applies only to boys who were SEPARA1'ED in 1949. *Report here only those Cub Scouts ,vho had completed 3 full years of tenure. 1 to 2 Years 2 to 3 Years 3 to4 Years TABLE 3 RURAL MEMBERSHIP 1949 (Under 2,500 population) 4 or more Years TOTAL :---·_ -·-·- ........- 1--------------------------- NOTE---Thc following data, for 1949, should be given only for boys and l C b S . 1· Boy Scouting Exploring Units in villages under 2,500 population and open country. u couting (See Note 1) (Sec Note 2) I TOTAL ---/~-;;~--,,,,--+----cc }-cicc'/-,~-+---~---+-------/-- -N_c_w_R_u_ra_I _~~~--~f-e_m_b_cr~~~-r-ol_l_cc_l,_19_49 _,__I __ "j. ) (;/' / lj f2jf: -·-- Total Run~! Boy Members Dece1nbcr 31, 1949 ---------i J I g-~----+--"'""'' ---'j_/4'}'-------+-~='-'-----I--"'/[._?_,_;/ ,.::_/~} New Rt_"_"_J _u_n_i_''_"'_B_a_n_iz_c_d_, _1_9_4_9 ________ . _________ __j_____ I; 6 ----- ;j:_;r __ Net-Dropped Rural Units, 19'19 Total Rural lJnits, December 31, 1949 Note 1-~-"Boy Scouting" as used here should indude 1'roops, Neighborhood Patrols and Tribes and men1bers thereof, including Explorers in Troops. Note 2---''Exploring" includes Squadrons, Posts, Ships and 1ncmbcrs thereof. UNIT BUDGET PLANS _____________ _;!_ __ The Council has a definite plan for protnoting Unit Budget Plans (check one) Yes O; No D. ""'.!/ ... ;5td .. Packs ('":.:;[/,_fi.:.%) \Vere on 'fht"ift Plan Dec. 31, 1949; Objective ........ f::f:_""f:;: ...• Packs ;) ';), .'froops were on Budget Plan Dec. 31, 1949; Objective:. .:1 __ ,f,; ..... Troops ....... B .. Exp!. Unih (~!{. !~:0.i(i) were on Budget Phip Dec. 31, 1949; Objective: ........ .1.:£ ....... Expl. Units UNIT CHARTER REVIEW < C,,?.%> on Plan by Dec. 31, 1950. (.Je-9.%) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1950. 1-'.lS~.%) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1950. In 1949 we used the "Charter Review" procedure, involving participation of Unit leaders and Con1mittce and representatives of Sponsoring Institution and Council, CJ {/ !! ~x. <'-" incident to the reregistration of .... 'J .. J ........ Units out of our total of ... L .. wlcs~~;~_.,·Unit:; rcregistcring during the year. THE WHOLE SCOUT FAMILY NOTE: Indicate nu1nbcr of Institutions in Council \vhich sponsor 1nore than one type of Unit. ! Cub Pack and Boy Scout Troop and Explorer Unit Cub Pack and Explorer Unit ] "Whole Scout Family" Pack, Troop, Explorer Unit _ ------------------ ---+~.:.Scout 1~roo~1_. Nnn1bcr of Institutions sponso.dng more n1an one type of unit_Ll"'"'"~--~~ / ~-;7 -~ -~==~========='=~="~~="'==~==S::~~~ (Signed) Chairman, Organization and Exteo5ion Committee Scout Executive I<'orm O·S39A This copy for National Office D; Regional Office D; Local Office D. (Check appropriate box on each copy.) TRANSMITTAL SHEET Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter Region No._~c;L2·--:-c_ __ _ NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. DO NOT WRITE HERE Charter Fee $·------ Quot"---------- Scouter Fees _____ _ TotaL.... _______ _ Attached is the application of the-,.-.. --------'e.""":<:;"',,_,"'·'Zc:··:cl,"'.Q,9·C ::'!h_,.~.;;,.0·c 'fill!'.c1C£l, 2_\~::,,~2··2'·2·::'·•:./_'-,--·---------------- Council, _ _;/")~·l··i/.,.~":1''$.'/1~c._ _ _:-,(c~~~:,.·~"· 'C~:~::Cs'i\i\li·09"'-]c'nr",Y1~~"'1~~,f.·'..c·- for renewal of charter for the year beginning J,_uly 1, 1950, together with reports as called for. State Supplementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following: (If any of the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expected on the line marked "Date") Note: Items No. 1, 6 and 7 should accompany application, and No. 5 if possible. 1. Charter Fee 2. Payment of Quota 3. Scouter Fees 4. -~---Scouter Applications (No.) 5. Audit Report for 1949 6. Scout Executive's Report for 1949 7. Program and Objectives for 1950 8. Roster is enclosed wilkb~mail~---~-----~- ·------ Date was roailed_.---~'-.~"-A,,"-'6'-~-''_,(;_,_.Lf_0.,.t_~_,_,-_o_·. ____ _ Date Yes or No Yes(~f No "i'.w.'.>tl Y~s or No $ $·----- Dato Dato Dato Dato (Signed) --------------Scout Executive 32001049 EMPLOYED STAFF FOR 1950 (Please state all salaries. Use extra sheet if necessary) NO"fE: Because of its relationship to Retirement and Group Insurance it is essential that this report be accurate and complete. . T./E 1950 Sal~ries llo $ Assistant (A.S.E.), District ( D.S.E.), Field (F.S.E.) Executives and functional Director s Note: Ab~ve named members of Professional Staff must also be listed 011 Roster for purposes of "Registration." We plan to increase our professional staff by the addition of ____ men in 1950. Clerical Stall Name Title* • Check in these columns participants in Retirement Plan (R.P .) & Group lnsurance (G.1,) R.P . G. I. --·-- x x; x >< x >< ---- •.. -------- ----1 --- )( ---- x --------!"-----·---·· ----· ttlndicate part time employees, it any, by "P.T." after the title. t<~Oo not include any allowances, i.e., transportation, etc., in salary figures. 32001049 Form fl-$3\)J 40th ANNIVERSARY CRUSADE PROGRESS REPORT-1949 Note: This report will furnish basis for Crusade Award. LEADERSHIP TARGET 1949 Goal Region No. Council No. Actual 12/31/49 1950 Goals (see Note) 1. OBJECTIVE~ IN SELECTION OF LEADERS a. Every Unit \vith a satisfactory top Commissioned leader ......... ·······------·----------j--'-l"'bwr~··._. ---+-~G.,:~::_-C-----1-L.k _ b. Eve1y Unit with at least one Commissioned adult Asst' Unit Leader (in ( .w.·,Jc. 177.- addition for Cub Packs, every Den with a Den Mother) ............................ --l---'f_,J::i··f_,,1,:.:1_-+-~L..L-'=L-C---'~~'-- c. Every Unit with required boy leaders ............................................................ _+------2d~-C---L:;..,;L_...J__i!:::.LJ~-- I I(.) I SC) lo"' 7, r;: d. Every Unit with active Unit Committcc ................ _________________________________________ 1 __ ..,.7_6".:_,._,2'.:t_-+-~LL'--'l'---l-~'--'C::.:t__ Ir~~< I z_c, 2. OBJECTIVES IN TRAINING OF LEADERS 88 I I ·z- ,,,, a. Every Unit with the top commissioned leader trained .................................... --1---'' .• 01.. .. "'0.c. .. · --+----4.s'.Lb. Additional adult leader (over 21) trained·---------------------··--··-···----.------------·-l---'''""),_•"'-.:\ __ +:---?LW..----J.-.LJ."...U2.. __ c. Every Unit with other leaders trained (Den Mothers, Den Chiefs, -~-"") 1r.~· r Jr. Leaders, Elective Officers) ....................................................................... ·-r---c;;Jw:<"'---+---"-'"-""=--+-.n.~'""'°-- d. Every Unit represented in District Roundtables ....... _____________________________________ -1----"(,~,_. "°'"''-· -+....-./--L..l I 3 !:°"(' 1..c;· ,•) I ? <; I •-"'"- ,,_,_ ' 3. RECOGNITION Every Chartered Institution with a planned program of Unit Leader recognition .............................................................................................................. '---~·""'.·'..1.l'i•--+---"t;,_J__ __ 2£_ PROGRAM TARGET 1. PLANNING a. Percent of Packs with balanced program planned by Pack and Den Leaders b. Percent of Troops with balanced program planned with boy leaders' participation .................................................................................................... _.+--~"-"'---+---"" c. Perce~t of Seni?r Units with balanced program planned by the 4 program planning committees ··-·····--·------···--····--·-----------·······-···-···---·--···-····--------------------1C-----1....ik' __ +- 2. MEETINGS a. Percent of Packs and Troops with regular Den or Patrol meetings ............... ---'1---~~--·i--- b. Percent of Units with regular Unit meetings----····---····--------------····-······-···-----i----+"-~-+- 3. CAMPING AND OUTDOOR PROGRAM a. Percent of Packs with active summertime program _________________________________________ ,__ _ "'-"""'---1- b. Percent of Troops with year-round outdoor program totaling at least 10 days and nights of hikes, overnight camps, camporees and summer camp experiences ········--··-········-·-·-········--------·······-···-···-----······--······-··-··-······ .. ··--·······----·-="'--+-- c. Percent of Scouts in long term camp for a minimum of 6 days and nights under own Unit Leaders ................. ------- .. ····--·----------·········-··-··--·····--······-----····--- ---~-~~>~c~···-··········-··· ,/7,., K:S A 0 .i<<,. d. Percent of Senibr Units conducting at least one _major expedition ....... ------·-·-'---"'::"-c. er::--"~ -+--·--4D-,-·,0 __ ~- }?~;> - e. Percent of Senior Units conducting at least 7 outdoor 1neetings each year·----+----"l.,'-D'=.~~ .. --· :<?I 1 o ------~f.Lr_ _ 4. ADVANCEMENT a. Rank Advancements per 100 Cub Scouts-----·-··········----------·······-····-·----·······----·--~·----'!'"'.._,('":1c'.-. -+----'-r-¥'--+--=-+---,.,,- b. Rank Advancements per 100 Troop Membership ...................................... _.,._ __ ~2'~w~< .. _-+-·- I ,3 ir.o >< ·/ /;_,_,,; 'fCJ x ' ' c. Ran~ Advancements per 100 Senior Scouts ...................................................... .... ,_. ___ +'~·~·'·-·-1---.LJ"'---+--~'="""'---IX ,,0 d. Percent of Boy Scout and Senior Scout Units operating monthly Boards of Review·---·············-------·····--·------------····--·-------------··-·····-----··--·-·········---'--~/. .. ~_=O .. _.J.-__ .~.,._--+---~"'---/q t/o Note-In this column give goals for 1950, either as originally adopted, or as revised where there has been revision. / Check if there have been any revisions ............ ·-·····--·····--···--····--···· CONTINUED ON OTHER SIDE 32001049 5. SPECIAL EVENTS 1949 Goal Actual 12/31/49 1950 Goals a. Percent of Units participating in a Council or District display event (e.g., Circus, Scout Exposition) each year ......... ---------------------------···--------------------------1--=--=--- +-~.L..--""'--1--('., 0 __ b. Percent of Troops and Senior Units participating in Council or District sponsored skill event (e.g., Camporee) each year.. .................................. : .. -l------'"'--"='---l----'..L-""----1----------''2--'0"'-- c. Per~ent ?f. Units participating in Boy Scout Week with at least one major Untt achv1ty each year ................. ----------·········-----------···································---------l----'-"'-------+----·L,~------l-~"-'""----- 6. SERVICE a. Percent of Units with planned Service program .......................................... .. 7. BETTER APPEARANCE a. Percent of Units satisfactorily uniformed ..................................... . b. Percent of Units taking part in two formal inspections of uniform, insignia, equiptnent ················--·····-····-···-······························· ...................................... . ___ tl c.~)---1- £0 MEMBERSHIP TARGET t. CUB SCOUTING Packs ..................................................................................... .. ....................... . Cub Scouts ............................... .............................. .. ................ . Percent of Net Dropped Packs ............................................................... .. New Cub Scouts ....................................................................................... .. 2. BOY SCOUTING Troops ....................... ........................ ..... ........................ .. ............................ _1_~___,/-..:?;c0_ =" -!---~__,_,_<'-"(~--'"1..-· --~ ... .J~ Scouts (1'ro_op Membership) ...................................................... ......................... _qr _(>q ":~.;.-~-:;':?w,L?L1 :;.t/'i,:i·)~+__;,"4" u-"'2.LL. Percent of Net Dropped Units .............................................. ······························-----1---~/~,5"-"·~·'~-J----1':/ [,".,t;_;..L'l'oco+..------1--'--'--- N ew .T ro op M em ·b ers ht' p I. 500 ; ,5-; ...... ._ I-, r-c ······················································································-l---'--'~-"--'"'---J---1~~--=--+-~7.~~'-""'0-- 3. SENIOR SCOUTING (In Explorer Units) J Units ······················································································································-!----~-'--/. .:J.c;.c._. .- -1-----'---'--+-......L,..-i-----+ Senior Scouts ............................................................................................. I <f,, l Percent of Net Dropped Units ............................................................... ~---·········-l---.....L'_".1..l::.."+--.+--i.U .. p~-1--μ....L<...=--"---- New Senior Scouts .................................................................................................. --"1----~~1 L/_,~·:;,~-+---4-'~--+-- CRUSADE PLEDGE Percent of Units pledged to join the "Crusade to Strengthen the Arm of Liberty" ................ ........... -- -- - -% At a meeting of the Executive Board of our Council on ................................................... ., 1949, formal approval of the commitments as set forth above was given. SIGNED: Date ...................................................................................... . Scout Executive - CHIC!\.ASAW CQJJ.NCIL, B. S., A,;. IHQ. Memphis, Tenn. PROGRA!'! Ju\fD OBJECTIVES FOR THE YEAR 194'@. 1. Build and direct all activities toward giving every boy in the Council a rich and satisfactory experience with plenty of opportunities to !mow and live the ideals of the Scout Oath and Law; to live in the open; to grow in knowledge and skills; to develop leadership ability; to participate in service projects in kti<w< .. ng with the 11 Good Turn"; to receive recognition for advancement and for achievement -- all of this to be accomplished through a balanced program of fun, fellowship ari.d personal development as outlined in the 40th Anniversary Crusade T'o s·~.:~engthen The Arm of Liberty, 2, J.C:TI VI TI ES (a) Celebrate Boy Scout Week and emphasize service to the Nation in that wsek and throughout the year. Each unit to have a Parents' Night with pa:rents present, Each unti to attend church services in a body, ( b) All Scouts and Cub Scouts to wear uniforms through Boy Scout Week. ( c) Carry through on planned activities throughout the year, including Boy Scout Exposition, Camp-0-Ree, Cub Scout Pic...Nic Pow-Wow, Cub Scout Kite Dorh;:r, Thanksgiving activities at Camp Currier, Kamp Kia Kima, Camp Daniels,· (d) Promote Council-wide Swimming Meet at Camp Currier, (e) Emphasize community service and recognition of units and individUBls for ~he;.r accomplishments, ( f) Encourage and assist District Activities Committees to conduct CamP-0--Rals, Rcund-Ups, etc, for Scout and Cub Circuses, Kite Derbies and simj.lar activities. (g) Emphasize service by District and Neighborhood Commissioners to all uni ts with especial attention to the promotion of all activities which tend to aid the program of the unit and to help it to hit the targets in the 40th Anniversary Crusade, -2- 3. ADV Al'!C]MEN'T (a) Carry on "The Troop Advancement Plan 11 , placing special emphasis on advancement to rank of Second and First Class. ( b) Recruit and indoctrinate additional Merit Badge Counselors. (c) Aid District Advancement Committees in organization of Troop and Di strict Boards of Review. ( d) Hold regular Di strict Courts of Honor and on special occasions City-wide Courts of Honor for proper recognition of the boys• achievements. 4, f,At\l!PHTG (a) Emphasize camping and hiking and Scout Adv.§111Cement as essential ."P..::.S-"f:U'ation in training youth. Plan and carry through greater camping activities with Troops camping in tents or other shelters and un(ler their own leadership. Promote year-round attendance of Troops at camp under their own adult lea(:ership. Endeavor to have Scoutmasters to take their Troops in a body to summer camps. Increase the attendance at summer camps through better programming. Promote the outdoor program throughout the year, lizy-ing particular emphasis on the Scout Oath and 19.w anc1 Scout Advancement in the training of these boys. ( b) Develop additional Troop sites and make provision for better facilities for storing equipment and provide more of equipment needed for boy activitieso (c) Develop and administer a program of Scouting activities for the summer camp~ at Camp Currier and Camp Daniels; and a program of Senior Scouting aot.i vi ties at Kamp Kia Kima. ( d) Promote Senior Scout encampments. (e) Exert our energies toward the acquisition of a new and suitable campsite for the Seminole Division. ( f) Have a periodic inspection of camping operations by members of tho National Staff. 5. FINANCE (a) Ai cl The Memphis & Shel by County Community Chest in raising its buc1get -3- for the year 1950. (b) Study ways to finance the needed expansion of facilities and activities within the Council, ( c) Plan the financing of camping facilities on a long-range basis. 6, HEALTH & S;\FETY Assure as nearly as possible correct practices in matters of health and safety in or upon Council operated facilities. Encourage District Health & Safety Committees to inspect all Unit meeting places and camping facilities, Motivate a program through District Health & Safety Committees to promote safety through skill, physical examinations and heal th practices. 'lo t;iRGAl°"IZATIOi'T & EXTENSION Organize new Cub packs, now Troops, new Senior Uni ts as per the total number of uni ts proposed by tho Districts in their District Committments for tho 40th Crusade, Recruit new Scouts and Cubs and reach an objective of net 10% g:~owth in membership by December 31, 1949. Strive to have a minimum of 3 Patrols in each Troop and an average of 24 boys per Troop. Endeavor to recruit all Cub Packs to a minimum of 32 Cubs. Lay especial emphasis on proper organization i.n order to insure continued operation of uni ts on firm foundation, 8,. p•JADERSEIP TRAINING (a) Place emphasis on proper recognition of loaders qualifying for training awa:'ds and for service to Scouting, (b) Encourage and assist District Training Commi ttoes to train leaders and particularly new leaders who have not had the basic courses, In all courses strive towarcl teaching the leaders the ideals and techniques of Scouting so they may in turn pass this training on to their boys, (c) Conduct at least tho following training courses in each District: "Fundamentals of The Boy Scout i!iovement 11 "Advanced Scout Leaders Training Gour se" "Scoutmasters Training Course" -4- "Cub Leaders Training Course" II.Troop Camping Course 11 "Commissioners Training Courso 11 11 Senior Scouting Coursc 11 11 Troop Commi ttcemens Coursc 11 (d) Plan and organize a training course for trainers. 9, SENIOR SCOUTii~G Plan Mel carry out Senior Advancement and acti vi tics, Ley special emphasis on now Senior Scout units and the recruiting and training of Senior Srouts. Lend offoctive aid to tho Council Camping Committee and similar Committees to do·wlop a program for Kamp Kia Kima. 10, READING Promote good roe.ding throughout tho year, Promote tho use of tho official magazines lllJOYS' LIFE" and "Scouting", Secure the Council's quota of subscriptions to "EOYS' LIFE". Encourage tho formation of Troop libraries 1·1i th emphasis on Mori t Eadgo pamphl ct s. 11, PUBLIC RELATIONS (a) Increase the scope of tho Public Relations Cormni ttoo to include reproscnte,tion on various organizations and associations. ( b) Through tho Di strict Committees and Commissioners endeavor to establish a more coop era ti ve relationship with all sponsoring institutions. (c) Place continued stress on educational publicity throughout the J'car with special publicity for Eoy Scout Weck, Camping, Camp-0-Rocs, Camp-0-Rals, etc, 12, REC@ITIFG Roquost tho aid of every man in the Council in recruiting men for positions of leadership, both volunteer and professional, Mako special efforts to recruit leaders through the District organizations. 13, DISTRICT ORG,\Nl7,ATION Improve and promote tho worl< of all Districts through the District Cammi ttccs and tho Cammi ssionor 1 s Staff, 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 1949 Title A name given to the resource 1949 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/5cbae7100f3f149abd81cf3b53681111.pdf 119c43840c2bf24e0edbafc5933a9fe9 PDF Text Text �CHI"C~SAW COUNCIL, B. s. A. nrn. MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD - 1949 Officers Mr, Mr, Mr. Mr, liir, l>'!r. l•r, Mr, Mr, Mr, Mr. Mr, President Vice-President Vice-Presidamt . Vice-President Vice-·President Vice··President Vice-.President Vic0.President Associate Secretary Tree.surer Commissioner Scout Executive Alvan F, Tate, Jr. Charles M, Crump H, D. Turman Ben B, Coffey, Jr, R, D, Fuller F. Joe Flruiagan A, B. Carter W,H. Austin Roscoe C. Clark Fred L. Christenbury Charles W. Ritt elmeyer W, Gordon borris Chairmen, Standing Committees Activities Ad ve;icemon t Awards & Resolutions iiir, Bhil Emerick i<ir, Charles B, Crump l'ir. A K. Burrow ~ir, F. Joe Flanagan l·\r. J "mes Seddon All en hr. T. Robert Acklen ~ir. A.E. Hohenberg Mr. Fred 1, Christenbury Mr. Edwin Dalstrom l''.r, W,B. Dormon, Jr, J::r. R, D, Fuller ~!:r. P, C. Clfl.rke Mr, Earl Norelf,nd Mr, J,M. McKnight 0 Camping Con~Htut ion & By-Laws Cur bing Finrince Heal th & Safety In tel'·Racifi.l Leadership Training Organization & Extension Outfit tors Public Relations Senior Scouting ~ir. Harry G, Webb Northeast Southeast Northwest l'' 1 :I :I I! I i! i! ;II 11 District Chairmen Mr. Charles C. Handly l';ir .. Joe Bedi, Jr, i J, Hr, D,L, Valentine Mr, G.B, Pouncey 1-'ir. E.E. iv.ioore Southwest Crittenden Mississippi I I I, 1 I lI , I I, Mombore--At-Large I 11 11 John A, Angus J,C, Ayres Dr. Henri Benner l·ir, ~1r<- Emile .A. Bizot ~ir. I·-~r, C, .Arthur Bruce h1·, l•ir. hr, I1.ir, hr, Mr, Lewis C. Callow \Ialtor Chandler H,h, Clayton P. A. Cle. .yt'on Jesse CunningheJn Lowis R, Donelson, Jr. i·ir. B, 11. Ewing Mr, 0 ,K. Earp I,ir. E.C. Grissom 1-:r. Dr. l':r, Hr, Dr. Mr. Mr. l-'!r. W,P, Halliday James G. Hughes H,W. Hirsheimer T,P, Howard E.E. Jacobs J,H, Malone R.C. Mays }\,D, !~lc'i./hort or LL::::________________:::-.::::===-===·~:-::=.:_-::~:=······-·-·· Dr, Arthur R, Porter, Jr, 11 1,Ir, R.G. Ramsay W,L, Sharpe J ,L, Skinner H, W, Slavick .cl.be Sche.rff w.1. Smith f1ir. F, T. Thayer Mr. R• .il.. Trippeer Mr. F,J, Vandemark ifr. i·ir, !fr. b1r. Mr, 11 ,I I I I/ '' i, 1j . ' l; I l �AWARD S TO MEMBERS OF CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. s. A. INC, FOR DISTIHGUISHED SERVICE TO BOYHOOD ************ THE c. SILVE R BEAVE R 1941 1931 Mr, A. K, Burrow 1931 ~'ir. J,G. Gates 1941 1931 Mr. P, A. Cl1wton 1942 1931 l<r. 1931 l:ir. F .. L. Christenb ury 1931 ~1r. *tlir. L, R. Forsdick 1932 Mr. John A, Angus 1943 i;ir. A.D. lfoWhorter 1933 Mr. Charles I•r. Crump 1943 ivir. Ben B. Coffey, Jr. 1934 Dr. B. E • *l·Ir. Walter L, Gray 1935 i•'fr. Abe Scharff *Mr. George Wood 1935 · i)lr. Bob Dozier 1944 1936 Hr. Guy Boyer 1945 Dr, J, l<lr. c. Ayres T, McCabe *lvir. John T. Morgan *?1~r • George P, Phillips *!fir. John E. Roberts t1Ir. Harry Webb £;.ir. F, Joe Flanagan w. P. Hallide.y 1942 1942 1943 J, S, Allen J~.cobs 1944 1944 l,1r. Hobert G. Ramsay 1936 t:.r,.. Joe G. Helms 1945 i<ir. Edwin Dalstrom 1937 hr. T, Robert Acklen 1946 f,ir. R, Von Steinen 1937 Mr. Bruce W. Ewing 1946 1938 Mr. J. BrRdy Wiley 1946 1938 Mr, Miller Huckf'.bee 1947 1939 t·~r. 1939 Mr. A. B. 0fl.rter 1940 Mr. 1-ir, c. Arthur Bruce Mr. C.H. Church *I.ir. Joe Hopper Dr, T, s. Eliot 1,lr. H. i:.t. 01,,,yton ~:ir. ~- Alvan F. Tate, Jr, E, w. c. Grissom L, Sharpe 1940 *Deceased 1947 1948 1948 �r4 I '-' L I I r> J ,_, i; k J ,\ \;\/, (.' .r~ c\i ,J r, (' r'\ \ I.J) . . . Jl Dec; 15, 1949 Dear Scou ter: Scou ting in We come to the end of anot her gran d year of year 1949 many Scou ting Chick asaw Coun cil, With the pass ing of the o only rewa rd is the days and hour s ha.Ve been spen t by r.wn whos bohe ,lf of tho Scou ts On . done satis fact ion of seein ,-; a job woll oppo rtuni ty of' this take to of Chic kasaw Coun cil, I woul d like call of Scou ting the to tion devo g th=k ing you for your unwa verin have give n to your and the whol ohet'l .rty co-o pera tion that you offic ers durin g the past year . lopm ent of the Tho year 1949 has also seen the furth er deve holcU ng ricts Dist the true mean ing of Dist rict Oper ation , with our earn est is It , year the ghou t r~orc and bett er acti vitie s throu Coun cil kasaw Chic of beli ef tluct the furth er grow th and succ ess 1J,nd ote prom to depe nds on tho mann er with whic h wo cont inue Tho year 1950 ma,y well fost er tho dovo lopuo nt of our dist ricts , line , be tho culm inati on of our effo rts e.lon g this /!FT/me �11 ,\ ,.., r'\ \;\f r·.· h. r'--' ,1 · 1 I ""' r \ 2; .I\I ·.\ ~ ~ \! ( J'I\..~, T £ j\J J\;\? H I ~J , Dec, 15, 1949 To the Friends of Scouting: Each ;year at the Annual Hooting the Council tr.kos stock of its 11,CCODplishr.ients during the preceding twelve uonths, The Reports of Comnitteos, which follow, describe briefly the no.jor 11,ccon~ilishnents for tho period Dece1.1bor 1, 1948Hoveuber 3C• 19 119. But those Reports do not fully or 11,doqu~.toly reflect the loyB.1 Md unselfish service of tho hundreds of people who have so freely given of their tir:ic rnd effort to enr.ble boys to have tho bene;fits of the Scouting progr11.m of char11.ctcr building nnd citi~enship training. To those loy11,l men 9nd women is due tho credit for the fine results achieved. May I tP.l~o this opportunity to express my sincere thanks for the work done and tho T.JA.ny sE>.crificos r.Jade for the cause o;f Scouting, for I sincerely believe you who arc trc.ining youth nro tTUly building a stronger foundation for the continuation of tho deT.locracy in which we live. CordiP.llY yours, ')·A f1 ;)- ,.~_. .• \:~;./~"-~, ,,-{''(c:. }1 W. Gordon i0orris, Scout Executive,.. WGM/r,10 �(' "(J' 1· . ,. ,< J> ···r' ,,,, .) ACTIVITIES COMhITTEE great er ln 1949 the Activ ities Comm ittee attem pted to secur e proities activ its h pe.rti cipat ion and bette r publi c relati ons throug The were: part took y gram. Event s in which the whole Scout famil Fair on lloy Scout Expo sition on Feb. 4th and 5th; The liid-S outh Parad e on ntion Preve Septem ber 22nd throug h Octob er lat; The Fire Octob er 8th. on The two big event s for Cub Scout s were the Kite Derby 27th, t April 2nd and 9th, and the Pie-N ie Pow-Wow on Augus n The event s for lloy Scout ·Troo ps only includ ed the Cotto heet Swim Scout Carni val Parad e, the Camp. Curri er .Cap- 0-Ree , The lloy 1 s Bcys 1 Club ist at C10mp Curri er, The Boy Scout Fish Rodeo at the Opt:lm Parad e. Jay ry Victo the and tute Insti yn Crnnp, u.sher ing at Goodw Expog ata, Our Senio r Scout activ ities includ ed the Senio r Scout Scout Bflll. In Order of the Arrow activ ities, a Possur a Hunt, Senio r such as the addit ion there were distr iot and divis ion activ ities Camp- 0-Ree , the ict Distr nden Critte the s, Semin ole Divis ion Scout Circu Progra m at the South east Distr ict Cub Rally , the South east Distr ict Picni c. ict Distr west Horth the Germantown Carniv e.l on July 4th, proWe are s~.tisfied that more boys partic ipate d in the above the ciate appre We ious. consc grams and that the publi c is more Scout ing out a very splen did co-op eratio n receiv ed from every one in carry fine group of 1'.Cti vities . a basis This year the Advan cemen t Comm ittee was organ ized on m. progra t cemen advan of sub-c ommi ttees for each phase of the the year Those sub-c ommi ttees, with their accom plishm ents for are as follow s: CEMENT: For I - UNIT LEVEL - PLANNING PROCESS AND PROMOTION OF ADVAN in hold was e the first time in the Counc il a Green Bar Train -0-Re Class First and d Secon Novem ber, at which the Reali gned Requi remen ts for rs. Leade Scout rank were domon str?,to d to ?.ppro xirnat ely 150 Scout s and l The list of II - VJERIT BADGE COUNSELOR LEVEL - EXAMINING PROCESS: with each ct herit badge couns elors was thoro ughly reche cked by conta er range broad a cover couns elor. Addit ion?l couns elors wore added to s in Scout to locat ed of subje cts and to provi de couns elors convi ently tho vario us distr icts. ,-· -- III - BOARD OF JU1VIEW LEVEL - REVIEWING PROCESS: With tho co-op eratio n II Pago l '' �Advancement Committee. Continued of the Leadership Training Committee, two Board of Review Training Courses were hold, providing personnel for tho establishment of a larger number of Troop Boards of Review under higher standards established by tho Committee. IV - COURT OF HONOR LEVEL - RECOGNITION PROCESS: In May a Councilwide Court of H@nor was held at Goodwyn Institute Auditorium for the purpose of setting a pattern for District Courts of Honor. This Court was well attended and, as a result, all four Districts in Sholby County have held splendid Courts of Honor separate and apA.rt from Boards of Rovic"'· On December 9th the Advancement Committee initiated a special Eagle Scout Court of Honor which was also held at Goodwyn Institute Auditorium before a largo audience. This marks a change from tho prior custom of presenting Eagle badges at tho Annual Meeting, the change being made for tho purpose of honoring tho Zagle Scou1J:s in the p.r•J·1once of their fellow Scouts who had not previously been able to attend. ·ohe Annual biecting due to lack of facilities, At this Court special :.~o­ cognition was given to all past 3e.glc Scouts, a number of whom attended. CAMP ING CO 1.ji:; t TT EE The Camping Cor.1mittoo mot regulnrly each month during tho year as per schedule, '•rith one additionr.l called meeting being nocessary. Thoso meetings wore well attended by its mor:ibors, all of whom are deeply devoted to tho ca.nping progre.r.1 of Chickase.w Council. heny sub-committees had to bo appointed to develop and enlarge upon plans and specific projects; to gl'l.thor data needed, or to execute directives issued by the Executive Board, Tho work of those subcoTJmi ttecs was at all tines efficient and complete. The Executive Bonrd gP.Ve every assistance within its power, to aid and e.ssist the Ce.mping Cor.mittco in planning and executing a c,,;nping progrM•1 for tho Council. The advice 1>.nd counsel of tho President; tho Scout Executive; tho Commissioner; tho Summer Caup Directors and tho entire Professional Staff, wero vory beneficial to tho Camping Corn:iittec. We could not h1we oper2.tod successfully without their help, which we,s most generously given throughout tho yer:t,r,. Tho efforts of our District Corn1itteos, Cor.11nissioners Staff and Neighborhood Commissioners, wcro rofloctod in our greater attendance achieved, both in yonr around camping and in tho SUTJmer camping session, This l'.ssisti>,nco oxprmdod our efforts to every part of tho Council. Tho Scoutmasters a.nd Senior Unit loaders, with tho help of their Assistants, Sponsoring Institutions, Cou1E1ittecmcn and parents, arc tho rcnl heroes of our successful cp,mping oxpcricncc this year. Without tho greatly increased per unit pnrticipation, by a largo ·------------------------------Page 2 �l CflJJlJ)ing Committee, Cgntinuod number of our units, in tho CRDping program throughout the year, many of our Scouta would hf'.ve boon denied a caroping oxporioncc. Hero at the unit level, wo find the real benefactor and beneficiary of a camping program. "Tho i;ian and the boy. 11 And it is at this level alone, tho unit level, that it is actually possible to go, hand in hand, shoulder to shoulder, through a real down to earth camping oxporioncc, I The Kai;ip Kia Kima Klub gave us their full support again this year, both finnncially Md Scoutingly. 11ithout tho help of this loyal group of former Scouts this yo1:tr, our Sw,1tlor C1:tr.iping progrM would have boon loss effective, Thero wore quite ?. few Scouts thp,t enjoyed the Sumi;ier canping session at C11Dp Currier, Krn:1p Kin Kina !'lnd C1i,mp D1i,niels, through funds raised ?.nd contributed by a small group of business non, who arc and have boon loyal friends to the Scouts and the boyhood of ifomphis. To those men we Etro deeply grateful. 11 Cwp Currier" A very efficient disposal field was built and hooked up to tho now r.ioss hall. This was f.1?.do possible by the funds received fron tho Scout Merit Badge Show hold this past Spring, It is indoed a groat contribution, as it would not have boen. possible to use tho Moss Hall without it. Many uore iuprovm.1ents were L1ade Md much repair work was done by the Scouters and Scouts of the Council, at no cost except for sor.ic of the f.18.terials used. The sunnor camping period was conducted by tho Car.ip Director and his cape,ble stRff, with a high degro<J of efficiency e.nd to a successful conclusion ns per schedule, Thoy wore nssisted by r.mny of our Unit lo?.dors, Scouters t-.nd Scouting friends. The year around cnroping of units end their interest in camping projects and fe.cil i ties at tho CN.1p, hp.ve shown definite incree.se 8.nd ir.iprovoment. Four new CMVP.SS canoes were added to tho water front equipment, thanks to tho Kia Kimn Klub; and one prrictically new magnosiur:i canoe, thnnks to another good Scouter, these additions were indeed timely for our SumDer Ca i;ping period this yop,r, We wore P.blo to do sor.\C very limited repr.irs and replacor.1onts to buildin,;s nnd expendable equipment. The pump, motor and woll rods, necess1>.ry to supply tho camp with its water, received a gcnert.l overhauling. The Summer cr.r.iping period was conducted by the Camp Director and his cap11.blo staff, with p, high degree of efficiency and to a succossfuly conclusion as per schedule. They had a very high percont1:tge of assistance from n0.ny of our Unit loaders, who throughly enjoyed L'"~"" ~,.. ----- ········------- ---·--------- ------------- J Pago 3 �c---- ----- ----- ----- ----- ---··- ----1 I Cnpping Committee. Continued "Crunp Daniels - Seminole Division" Under tho good leadership of the Camp Director and his capable staff, a fine cccr:iping experience was had by the Scouts. Tho Camp was operated efficiently and to a successful conclusion as per schedule, Very limited repairs and replacement s to expende.ble eciuipnont wore made, Thmiks to tho Unit leaders, Scouters and r.il1JlY friends of tho Seminole Division, who nade it possible for a nunber of Scouts to have a Sumr.ier Camping experience, which otherwise they would have been denied, -~- Complete and detailed reports, including recommenda tions, were 1 made to the Camping Cammi ttoo, covering tho Council s Summer CPJl1ping Lize, Co-ordinato r Haskell operations. Sepe.rl'tte reports were me.de by Mr. !fr, Tweed Currier; of ell camps; Mr, Hope Ford, Camp Director; Camp Camp Director, Beauchamp, Johnson, Camp Director, Karnp Kia Kirnfl.; e.nd J .A. Committee, Camp Daniels, These reports were e-.pproved by tho Cnmping they are on record e.t Council Headcp111.rtcrs and will serve to guide our future Summer Ce,mping operhtions. Below you will find listed, the camping attendance record for the year 1949. Camp Currier Attendance (Dec, 1, 1948 - Nov, 30, 1949) Scouts Attending c~.mp Scouters Attending Camp Number of Scout Days Number of Scouter Days Nunber of Visitors CO~iP.ARISON c l'\f.tp Currier K11;np Kia KimA. Car.ip Dw.iels TOT.ALS 1949 Gain 2,097 324 5,075 804 860 3,012 453 B,041 1,004 1,373 915 129 2,966 200 513 Loss OF ATTEND.AJ.1CE AT SUMMER CAMPS NQ f;ii;oi;i ta {!QJ)~ 19'\9 194a 213 205 128 109 211 112 4'12 536 --- 1948 Q&..tn I&fill EQ, §co u t No • SQiL\l!< Ilks ),948 wks 1949 252 289 8 341 203 83 .E.,?_ 172 3 CUBBING c 94 664 765 min 37 138 101 COM~IITTEE Your Cubbing Cornmi ttee is proud of the record Cubbing has made during 19'19, for we feel thnt fine pro gross hns been mfl.de. i ~·--- ··----·~---·---·-·-••• • -~---·-·-"·--··-•-••----·---··-·-·-c Lo es Pe.ge 4 �Oubbi gg Cooo ittoo. ") Cantin~£.(\ I rs The follow ing figur es will show you the incre ase in nunbe as compa,red to 1948: Cub Scout s (Whit e) Cub Scout s (Negr o) TOTAL CUB SCOUTS Cub Packs (Whit e) Cub PMks (Negr o) TOTAL CU] PACKS ~ 1949 1,127 412 1,539 l,186 591 1,777 35 36 "6 62 22 57 I' LOSS GAUT 59 J1iL 238 l __4_ 5 ase in We ,,,re confi dent there would have been a lA,rge r incre of limit age the year the g Cub Scout s but for the fa,ct that durin Scout into wont Cubs our of Scout s ;ms lower ed to 11 yoA,rs Md r.11:iny 8 years we are Troop s. As the Rge l ini t of Cubs was A,l so rod·v.oed to for a sh,i,rp inlook we now getton g mr,ny new Cubs And befor e very long creas e in Cub memb ership , Cub Durin g the yeA,r mnny succe ssful event s were held in which the , Derby Kite Scout s pa,rti cipat ed, these includ ing the Cub Scout s the Cubs mr,de Expo sition , the PicNi c Pow Wow. In all of these event rs for the exfine recor ds and we congr atulat e them Md their leRde celle nt resul ts achie ved, FINAlTCE COMMITTEE conReRli zing tha,t adequ nte recor ds and compl ete budge tnry ol, contr l fisca trol l'\re the first req,u isitcs towar d achie ving a sound With , score the Finan ce Comr.1i tteo CP,n repor t real progr ess on this iclt, Mitch ell Mecrw Pent, s, hessr ors, audit able tho coope rntion of our recor ds has been & Company, a now system of record ing all finnn cial ittbd to tho insta lled. Month ly repor t:;, simpl e and f P,ctu:,1, are subl:l our relati onin ,lloard . This new syste n has, also, creA, tly assis ted us cil, Coun p,l lfotion the with and Fund unity Corn;, ship with the Below is the EAtirn atod EX1Jenees and Incor.Je for 1949: $t17, 768 .88 TOTAL EXPENSES $1,20 8,12 DEFICIT 1\6,56 0,76 TOTAL INCOME ase The next stop in our forwa rd develo pment nust be to incre ,cter ch2.r;:1 11 every of 11 !·iore l·ioney is a fa..rni liar cry ou.r ava,ilP .ble funds~ hed scratc only has build ing ngenc y Md simil nr organ izatio ns, Scout ing ded oxpnn of the surfe, ce in hor.iph is, and for the Counc il to tnke care finnn cod. anply be must it , ership c1cnb ng crowi activ ities and rci,pid ly ues to he,ve Our Comm ittee feels confi dent that if the Counc il contin our comnu nity such outstn nding leB,de rship ns it hns in the past year, Every member of will cheer fully p,nd fully meet these finnn cie,l needs , with what Scout ing the Execu tive Bonrd shoul d acquR int himse lf not only asnw Counc il e.nd monns to the comm unity but of tho actU? ,l needs of Chick g the story to should assis t our Publi c Relat ions Cor,mi ttce in tollin tho comm unity. (,~--_,_, ___ ________ ,, , ________ _____ ___ _______ ____ _ ,, ,, , Page 5 ' I I ,_,_,, __ i .} �Finance Committee, Continued Tho comparison below of the Operating Budgets of Councils in other cities with that of our own reflects how woefully underfinanced wo are: Council Budget from all Sources 1950 .Al?... Tenn. Hashvillo, Louisville, Ky. New Orleans, La. ifomphis, Tonn. Birl<linghpJ,~, * Docs To be obtained from Com. Chest 1950 $ 47,951.00 $ i\7. 951.00 89 ,041.84 107,976.00 108,847.00 58,009,68 39. 840.00 60. 236.00 -046, 872. 08 To bo obtained fror.1 other Sources 1950 $ I I -o- 49' 201.00 47' 740,00 108' 8'17 .oo 11,137.60* not include raonoy to bo raised for Negro Scouting. ESTIMATED. ]'INANCIAL P_9 SITION As at December 31, 19'19 ASSETS $1,075.65 70.00 62.30 149.82 3.000.00 Cash Due from Troops Duo fron Others Trnding Post Inventories U.S. Gov. Securities 4 357.77 Total Assets LIABILITIES Accounts Payable - Supply Fund .Accounts Paye.ble - Othors 907.51 656.14 1, 563.65 UKil'PROPRLi.TED SURPLUS 4,056. 75 Ealf'.nco 11-30-'19 Loss estimated deficit 1. 262. 63 for year of 19'19 Tho work of tho Intor-lil',CiAl Couui ttoc is confined solely to Negro youth and is handled through the Seminole Division of Chickasaw Council. The Comr.1ittcc is grntified to report thnt in total meuborship of Negro Scouts Md Cub Scouts Chickasl'.w Council now ranks fifth in the United St.n.tos. Two years ago tho Council was in seventh place but continued c;rowth in meml:>orsh.ip has caused us to cliob toward the top of the f'3? C'ouncUs .in Anorica. Please sec the report of the Orgl'.nization & tho Negro I I 2. 794.12 •1 357. 77 INTER-RACIAL COhi,iITTEE L___~~to~-sio~_:_:dtte~ fo~~·t=-~~'~A~l-~-:~~ I ue~;i~~~ship~------·--Pr,go 6 �r I l Inter~RA.ciaj. Conni ttGe 1 Continu ed .. ' ' The greate st need of the Negro Scouts at tho presen t tirae is an adoq,ua te CAr.lp, For many yefl.rs Cm.lp DP.niel s in Dougla s Park has boon ty used as a Scout cnnp, A golf course is now being built on this proper Negro the ore, Theref sur.1mer. next for which preclud es its use e.s a camp wo Scouts are withou t a car.1p and this is indeed a serious conditi on, as ental detrim ly extreac be will ies fool that the lack of CM.1ping facilit to carryin g on the work eJ.long Negroe s, Efforts are now being UQde to not secure a oamp-s ite for the Negro Scouts for 1950 but as yet we he.vo wolcor.lo will We needs. the boon able to socuro a site which will meet your help in lace.tin g a suitfl.b lo Cfl.l'\f,-site for tho Negro boys. LBADERSHIP TRAilUNG CO!,friI TT:ii:E The Trainin g Cor.imitteo he.s receive d execlle nt cooper0 .tion froD nunoro us individ u0.ls and [;roups and wishes to express its approci 2.tion for the assista nce roccivo d. Auow; those who !.le.do valuab le contrib utions ioner to tho trP.inin g progr0J.l are: the Counci l Cor.iroissionor and tho Corn;liss eStaff, tho Profess ionP.l Staff, tho Counci l CoordiM .tor, the Adve,nc made l.lont Connit tce r«nd the Cubbing Corn.Jit toc, Tho Sor;1inole Divisio n hns good progre ss in its trninin g prograrc1, Trainin g courses were conduc ted in tho followi ng subjec ts durinf; 191),9: One Advance d Scout Leader s' Trainin .: Course Four Cub Leader s Tr.o.inin g Course s Two Comniss ioners Courses Four FundAJ;1entals of the :S. S. A. Movement (Ono Hone Study Course) Two Troop :Soard of Review Trainin g Courses One Troop CM,1ping Course A total of 444 certifi cates were issued. Tho percen tage of Units having e.t least one loader with basic trninin g is a.s follows : -- NORTHEAST DISTRICT 25% CRITTl!ThlDEN DISTRICT NORTHWEST DISTRICT 45% MISSIS SIPPI DISTRICT SOUTHEAST DISTRICT 41.9)b S:Sl.\INOLE DIVISION SOUTHWEST DISTRICT 44.4;i 33,3% 0 33,6% Page 7 �Leadershin Trf\ining Cor.1pitte_o. Continue<\ As of December 1, 19'19, 36. 9% of tho Units had one or more loaders with basic training, Tho following chp,rt shows tho percentage of Units having one or more lol'\ders with bl'\sic trEJ.ining during tho years 1941-1949: . ---T-- - .- --..--,-----·-- ---- ---· . :~ 1·-·! 351 30 I II I 1· ' . L,,-------+-· ' I' I I I . l \ I ,,.f- I I 1 /' ·t/ I 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 ORGANIZATION & EXTF:NSION COifr,ITTEE The bar chart an the following page is indeed gratifying, It not only shows a substantia.l neDbership for the eleven months of 1949 but it also roVe<els that the Chickasaw Council membership has reached an all-time high, We would like to express our appreciatio n to all of' the Or[~e.nization & Extension Committee and to everyone who had a part in our outstanding growth during the year 19'l9. Mev.borship comparison - I I L Jpn. 1, 1949 Dec, l, 1949 White Scouts White Sonior Scouts Negro S'lOuts Nogro Senior Scouts Total Scouts 1595 99 1302 12 3008 1957 128 1357 12 3454 White Cub Scouts Negro Cub Scouts Total Cub Scouts 1126 5;;lQ 1646 1186 591 1777 Total Scouts Totl'\l Scouters & Cubbe rs Grand Total 4654 lflQ7 6461 5231 1855 7086 _ __ _ J -----~--·---· -·-.·-·-··-·--- ···-----------. ·--- · - - - -..- · . - -......... _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Page 8 �Organization & Extnnsion Committee, Continued The continued growth of Chickasaw Council means that Scouting and Cubbing is being made available to more boys, thereby increasing the prestige of Chickasaw Council which tends to encourage high standards of conduct and morale in tho community in which we livo, 5.,500 5,000 4,, 500 4,000 3,500 3,000 ~,500 2,000 J,,500 1,000 1939 1940 1941 1942 19·13 194<1 1945 19'16 HEALTH & SAFETY COMMITTEE 110n my honor I will do my best to keep r.1yself physically strong, r.1entP.llY mm.ke, nnd morglly strnight", in pa.rt, is the Scout 0f'.th, Not unmindful of the fl'.Ct that physicnl fitness is one of tho basic ideals of tho novonont which undortP.kos to produce men of chnr_f\ctor trnincd for the high responsibility of Ar.ierican citizenship, this Comr.litteo duvelopod f'.nd pronotod a program of health, sp,fety, 1'.nd physical development in our Pago 9 �Hea1th & Safety Conmitt oc, Continue d Packs, Troops, Ships, Posts, 1'nd C11nps th1't contribu ted to the physicH l fitness of the morabors hip. Tho Health and Safety record througho ut Chickasa w Council during tho cu11ront adminis trative yogr ha.s been excellen t. Thousand s of Cubs end Scouts ha.vo particip ated in the CaY<p-0-Reo, Kite Derby, Picnic, Expositi on, sociFtl etctiviti os, Expoga.tFt, over-nit o hikes, caupint; in our throe cp;:,ps, nnd r.mny other Ftctiviti os 11,nd not a serious injury or opidct1ic of any kind occurred , This Cor:unittco inspecte d All of our c?J,rp f?.ciliti es durinc; tho canpinc; season 1>,nd pronoted through the Distric t conr.iitte e the inspecti on of all Pnck, Troop, Post, and Ship meeting headqua rters Md Also a progran to tea.ch safety through skill, physicR l examina .tions, and hcftl th pra.ctico s in All units of the Scout orgr.niz ation. We are indebted to our lenders, especit'l lly Scoutma sters, Assist~ , ant Scoutma sters, CubL1as tors, AssistM t Cubua.st ors, Post Advisor s, Skippers , ctive work they Ma;~es, and ca,r.1p ski.ff officia. ls for tho splendid constru ha.vo done in toachin.s : And oncourP. ging HeP.1 th 1md Safety throucho ut Chickr.sa w Council , SENIOR SCOUT COMMITTEE Tho >i.tttivit ios of Senior Scouting during 1949 have boon tho best wo have over had. Ro"-1 adventu re Md sone espccir. lly fine training occurred nt two of tho outstand ing events for Senior Scouts. Throuc;h the courtesy of the Air Force P. group of Bxploro rs wns flown in an .Arny plA.no to tho Senior Sar.iut "Encp.rr.p1.1ent at Eglin Field, ]'la. whoro they spent ?. wook, Another group of Senior Scouts nttonded the first Expof;ntn cvor hold in tho Council r.t Sardis Lake - this WP.S a splendid experien ce in cr.nping, Mpny other events, includin g the Mnur_l· Possur.1 Hu.'lt e.t Cr_r.;p Currier, the Senior Scout Honor ball, tho Scout-0-RFl.na, furnishe d rich and va.riod experien ces for the Explore rs. Wo wish to express our sincere e,ppreciA .tion to tho profossi onnl skff of tho Council for their excellen t help nnd co-oporP .tion throughout tho yor.r in cr,rrying on tho work of tho Cor:.r.iittoe. I I I ··--·--· -------. .J. --------~------------- Pr,!;'o ld � 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 11 Mr. l';ir .. ~ir. ~ir. Dr. l·ir, CHI"C~SAW COUNCIL, B. s. A. nrn. MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD - 1949 Mr, Alvan F, Tate, Jr. Mr, Charles M, Crump Mr. H, D. Turman Mr, Ben B, Coffey, Jr, liir, R, D, Fuller l>'!r. F. Joe Flruiagan l•r, A, B. Carter Mr, W,H. Austin Mr, Roscoe C. Clark Officers Mr, Fred L. Christenbury Mr. Charles W. Ritt elmeyer Mr, W, Gordon borris President Vice-President Vice-Presidamt . Vice-President Vice-·President Vice··President Vice-.President Vic0.President Associate Secretary Tree.surer Commissioner Scout Executive Chairmen, Standing Committees iiir, Bhil Emerick i<ir, Charles B, Crump l'ir. A0 K. Burrow ~ir, F. Joe Flanagan l·\r. J "mes Seddon All en hr. T. Robert Acklen ~ir. A.E. Hohenberg Mr. Fred 1, Christenbury Mr. Edwin Dalstrom l''.r, W,B. Dormon, Jr, J::r. R, D, Fuller ~!:r. P, C. Clfl.rke Mr, Earl Norelf,nd Mr, J,M. McKnight Activities Ad ve;icemon t Awards & Resolutions Camping Con~Htut ion & By-Laws Cur bing Finrince Heal th & Safety In tel'·Racifi.l Leadership Training Organization & Extension Outfit tors Public Relations Senior Scouting District Chairmen Charles C. Handly Joe Bedi, Jr, Harry G, Webb John A, Angus J,C, Ayres Henri Benner Northeast Southeast Northwest Hr, D,L, Valentine Mr, G.B, Pouncey 1-'ir. E.E. iv.ioore Southwest Crittenden Mississippi Mombore--At-Large i·ir. B, 11. Ewing Mr, 0 ,K. Earp Dr, Arthur R, Porter, 1,Ir, R.G. Ramsay ifr. W,L, Sharpe ~1r<- Emile .A. Bizot I·-~r, C, .Arthur Bruce h1·, Lewis C. Callow l•ir. \Ialtor Chandler hr, H,h, Clayton I,ir. E.C. Grissom 1-:r. W,P, Halliday Dr. James G. Hughes l':r, H,W. Hirsheimer Hr, T,P, Howard Dr. E.E. Jacobs i·ir, J ,L, Skinner !fr. H, W, Slavick b1r. .cl.be Sche.rff Mr, w.1. Smith f1ir. F, T. Thayer I1.ir, P. A. Cle... yt'on hr, Jesse CunningheJn Mr, Lowis R, Donelson, Jr. Mr. J,H, Malone Mr. R • .il.. Trippeer Mr. R.C. Mays Mr. F,J, Vandemark l-'!r. }\,D, !~lc'i./hort or LL:::: ______________ _:::-.::::===-===·~:-::=.:_-::~:=······-·-·· i l 1 :' 'I : I I! I i ! i ! ; I I 11 J, I I I, 1 I l I , I I, 11 Jr, 11 11 , I I I I/ i',' 1 j . ' l; I l AWARDS TO MEMBERS OF CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. s. A. INC, FOR DISTIHGUISHED SERVICE TO BOYHOOD ************ THE SILVER BEAVER Dr, J, c. Ayres 1931 Mr, A. K, Burrow 1941 l<lr. c. T, McCabe 1931 ~'ir. J,G. Gates 1941 *lvir. John T. Morgan 1931 Mr. P, A. Cl1wton 1942 *?1~r • George P, Phillips 1931 l<r. w. P. Hallide.y 1942 *!fir. John E. Roberts 1931 l:ir. F .. L. Christenbury 1942 t1Ir. Harry Webb 1931 ~1r. J, S, Allen 1943 *tlir. L, R. Forsdick 1932 Mr. John A, Angus 1943 i;ir. A.D. lfoWhorter 1933 Mr. Charles I•r. Crump 1943 ivir. Ben B. Coffey, Jr. 1934 Dr. B. E • J~.cobs 1944 *l·Ir. Walter L, Gray 1935 i•'fr. Abe Scharff 1944 *Mr. George Wood 1935 · i)lr. Bob Dozier 1944 £;.ir. F, Joe Flanagan 1936 Hr. Guy Boyer 1945 l,1r. Hobert G. Ramsay 1936 t:.r,.. Joe G. Helms 1945 i<ir. Edwin Dalstrom 1937 hr. T, Robert Acklen 1946 f,ir. R, Von Steinen 1937 Mr. Bruce W. Ewing 1946 1-ir, c. Arthur Bruce 1938 Mr. J. BrRdy Wiley 1946 Mr. C.H. Church 1938 Mr, Miller Huckf'.bee 1947 *I.ir. Joe Hopper 1939 t·~r. E, c. Grissom 1947 Dr, T, s. Eliot 1939 Mr. A. B. 0fl.rter 1948 1,lr. H. i:.t. 01,,,yton 1940 Mr. w. L, Sharpe 1948 ~:ir. Alvan F. Tate, Jr, 1940 ~- *Deceased r4 I I I r> i; c\ (.' ,\ \;\/ '-' L J ,_, k J i ,J .r~ , Dec; 15, 1949 Dear Scouter: r, (' '\ I.J) ...... Jl r \ We come to the end of another grand year of Scouting in Chickasaw Council, With the passing of the year 1949 many Scouting days and hours ha.Ve been spent by r.wn whoso only reward is the satisfaction of seein,-; a job woll done. On bohe,lf of tho Scouts of Chickasaw Council, I would like to take this opportunity of' th=king you for your unwavering devotion to the call of Scouting and the wholohet'l.rty co-operation that you have given to your officers during the past year. Tho year 1949 has also seen the further development of the true meaning of District Operation, with the Districts holcUng r~orc and better activities throughout the year, It is our earnest belief tluct the further growth and success of Chickasaw Council depends on tho manner with which wo continue to promote 1J,nd foster tho dovolopuont of our districts, Tho year 1950 ma,y well be tho culmination of our efforts e.long this line, /!FT/me r 11 ·1 I r·.· 11 ,\ ,.., r'\ \;\f '--' , ""' h. r \ 2; \ ·.\ ~ .I I ~ J\;\? H I Dec, 15, 1949 To the Friends of Scouting: T £ j\J ~J , \! ( J'I\..~, Each ;year at the Annual Hooting the Council tr.kos stock of its 11,CCODplishr.ients during the preceding twelve uonths, The Reports of Comnitteos, which follow, describe briefly the no.jor 11,ccon~ilishnents for tho period Dece1.1bor 1, 1948- Hoveuber 3C• 19 119. But those Reports do not fully or 11,doqu~.toly reflect the loyB.1 Md unselfish service of tho hundreds of people who have so freely given of their tir:ic rnd effort to enr.ble boys to have tho bene;fits of the Scouting progr11.m of char11.ctcr building nnd citi~enship training. To those loy11,l men 9nd women is due tho credit for the fine results achieved. May I tP.l~o this opportunity to express my sincere thanks for the work done and tho T.JA.ny sE>.crificos r.Jade for the cause o;f Scouting, for I sincerely believe you who arc trc.ining youth nro tTUly building a stronger foundation for the continuation of tho deT.locracy in which we live. WGM/r,10 CordiP.llY yours, ')·A f1 ;)- ,.~_. .• \:~;./~"-~, ,,-{''(c:. }1 W. Gordon i0orris, Scout Executive,.. 1· (' ,. ·r' ,, (' J ,< ,, .. " J> .) ACTIVITIES COMhITTEE ln 1949 the Activities Committee attempted to secure greater pe.rticipation and better public relations through its activities program. Events in which the whole Scout family took part were: The lloy Scout Exposition on Feb. 4th and 5th; The liid-South Fair on September 22nd through October lat; The Fire Prevention Parade on October 8th. The two big events for Cub Scouts were the Kite Derby on April 2nd and 9th, and the Pie-Nie Pow-Wow on August 27th, The events for lloy Scout·Troops only included the Cotton Carnival Parade, the Camp. Currier .Cap-0-Ree, The lloy Scout Swim heet at C10mp Currier, The Boy Scout Fish Rodeo at the Opt:lmist Club 1 s Bcys 1 Crnnp, u.shering at Goodwyn Institute and the Victory Jay Parade. Our Senior Scout activities included the Senior Scout Expogata, Order of the Arrow activities, a Possura Hunt, Senior Scout Bflll. In addition there were distriot and division activities such as the Seminole Division Scout Circus, the Crittenden District Camp-0-Ree, the Southeast District Cub Rally, the Southeast District Program at the Germantown Carnive.l on July 4th, the Horthwest District Picnic. We are s~.tisfied that more boys participated in the above programs and that the public is more Scout conscious. We appreciate the splendid co-operation received from everyone in carrying out a very fine group of 1'.Ctivities. This year the Advancement Committee was organized on a basis of sub-committees for each phase of the advancement program. Those sub-committees, with their accomplishments for the year are as follows: I - UNIT LEVEL - PLANNING PROCESS AND PROMOTION OF ADVANCEMENT: For the first time in the Council a Green Bar Train-0-Ree was hold in November, at which the Realigned Requirements for Second and First Class rank were domonstr?,tod to ?.pproxirnately 150 Scouts and Scout Leaders. II - VJERIT BADGE COUNSELOR LEVEL - EXAMINING PROCESS: The list of herit badge counselor. of subjects tho various counselors was thoroughly rechecked by contact with each Addition?l counselors wore added to cover a broader range and to provide counselors conviently located to Scouts in districts. l III - BOARD OF JU1VIEW LEVEL - REVIEWING PROCESS: With tho co-operation I I ' ,-·-- ' Pago l Advancement Committee. Continued of the Leadership Training Committee, two Board of Review Training Courses were hold, providing personnel for tho establishment of a larger number of Troop Boards of Review under higher standards established by tho Committee. IV - COURT OF HONOR LEVEL - RECOGNITION PROCESS: In May a Councilwide Court of H@nor was held at Goodwyn Institute Auditorium for the purpose of setting a pattern for District Courts of Honor. This Court was well attended and, as a result, all four Districts in Sholby County have held splendid Courts of Honor separate and apA.rt from Boards of Rovic"'· On December 9th the Advancement Committee initiated a special Eagle Scout Court of Honor which was also held at Goodwyn Institute Auditorium before a largo audience. This marks a change from tho prior custom of presenting Eagle badges at tho Annual Meeting, the change being made for tho purpose of honoring tho Zagle Scou1J:s in the p.r•J·1once of their fellow Scouts who had not previously been able to attend. ·ohe Annual biecting due to lack of facilities, At this Court special :.~ocognition was given to all past 3e.glc Scouts, a number of whom attended. CAMP ING CO 1.ji:; t TT EE The Camping Cor.1mittoo mot regulnrly each month during tho year as per schedule, '•rith one additionr.l called meeting being nocessary. Thoso meetings wore well attended by its mor:ibors, all of whom are deeply devoted to tho ca.nping progre.r.1 of Chickase.w Council. heny sub-committees had to bo appointed to develop and enlarge upon plans and specific projects; to gl'l.thor data needed, or to execute directives issued by the Executive Board, Tho work of those subcoTJmi ttecs was at all tines efficient and complete. The Executive Bonrd gP.Ve every assistance within its power, to aid and e.ssist the Ce.mping Cor.mittco in planning and executing a c,,;nping progrM•1 for tho Council. The advice 1>.nd counsel of tho President; tho Scout Executive; tho Commissioner; tho Summer Caup Directors and tho entire Professional Staff, wero vory beneficial to tho Camping Corn:iittec. We could not h1we oper2.tod successfully without their help, which we,s most generously given throughout tho yer:t,r,. Tho efforts of our District Corn1itteos, Cor.11nissioners Staff and Neighborhood Commissioners, wcro rofloctod in our greater attendance achieved, both in yonr around camping and in tho SUTJmer camping session, This l'.ssisti>,nco oxprmdod our efforts to every part of tho Council. Tho Scoutmasters a.nd Senior Unit loaders, with tho help of their Assistants, Sponsoring Institutions, Cou1E1ittecmcn and parents, arc tho rcnl heroes of our successful cp,mping oxpcricncc this year. Without tho greatly increased per unit pnrticipation, by a largo ·-------------------------------- Page 2 CflJJlJ)ing Committee, Cgntinuod number of our units, in tho CRDping program throughout the year, many of our Scouta would hf'.ve boon denied a caroping oxporioncc. Hero at the unit level, wo find the real benefactor and beneficiary of a camping program. "Tho i;ian and the boy. 11 And it is at this level alone, tho unit level, that it is actually possible to go, hand in hand, shoulder to shoulder, through a real down to earth camping oxporioncc, The Kai;ip Kia Kima Klub gave us their full support again this year, both finnncially Md Scoutingly. 11ithout tho help of this loyal group of former Scouts this yo1:tr, our Sw,1tlor C1:tr.iping progrM would have boon loss effective, Thero wore quite ?. few Scouts thp,t enjoyed the Sumi;ier canping session at C11Dp Currier, Krn:1p Kin Kina !'lnd C1i,mp D1i,niels, through funds raised ?.nd contributed by a small group of business non, who arc and have boon loyal friends to the Scouts and the boyhood of ifomphis. To those men we Etro deeply grateful. 11 Cwp Currier" A very efficient disposal field was built and hooked up to tho now r.ioss hall. This was f.1?.do possible by the funds received fron tho Scout Merit Badge Show hold this past Spring, It is indoed a groat contribution, as it would not have boen. possible to use tho Moss Hall without it. Many uore iuprovm.1ents were L1ade Md much repair work was done by the Scouters and Scouts of the Council, at no cost except for sor.ic of the f.18.terials used. The sunnor camping period was conducted by tho Car.ip Director and his cape,ble stRff, with a high degro<J of efficiency e.nd to a successful conclusion ns per schedule, Thoy wore nssisted by r.mny of our Unit lo?.dors, Scouters t-.nd Scouting friends. The year around cnroping of units end their interest in camping projects and fe.cil i ties at tho CN.1p, hp.ve shown definite incree.se 8.nd ir.iprovoment. Four new CMVP.SS canoes were added to tho water front equipment, thanks to tho Kia Kimn Klub; and one prrictically new magnosiur:i canoe, thnnks to another good Scouter, these additions were indeed timely for our SumDer Ca i;ping period this yop,r, We wore P.blo to do sor.\C very limited repr.irs and replacor.1onts to buildin,;s nnd expendable equipment. The pump, motor and woll rods, necess1>.ry to supply tho camp with its water, received a gcnert.l overhauling. The Summer cr.r.iping period was conducted by the Camp Director and his cap11.blo staff, with p, high degree of efficiency and to a succossfuly conclusion as per schedule. They had a very high percont1:tge of assistance from n0.ny of our Unit loaders, who throughly enjoyed L'" ~"" ~,.. ----- ········----------·----------------------J Pago 3 l I i c---------------------------··-----1 Cnpping Committee. Continued "Crunp Daniels - Seminole Division" Under tho good leadership of the Camp Director and his capable staff, a fine cccr:iping experience was had by the Scouts. Tho Camp was operated efficiently and to a successful conclusion as per schedule, Very limited repairs and replacements to expende.ble eciuipnont wore made, Thmiks to tho Unit leaders, Scouters and r.il1JlY friends of tho Seminole Division, who nade it possible for a nunber of Scouts to have a Sumr.ier Camping experience, which otherwise they would have been denied, -~- Complete and detailed reports, including recommendations, were made to the Camping Cammi ttoo, covering tho Council 1 s Summer CPJl1ping operations. Sepe.rl'tte reports were me.de by Mr. Haskell Lize, Co-ordinator of ell camps; Mr, Hope Ford, Camp Director; Camp Currier; !fr, Tweed Johnson, Camp Director, Karnp Kia Kirnfl.; e.nd J .A. Beauchamp, Camp Director, Camp Daniels, These reports were e-.pproved by tho Cnmping Committee, they are on record e.t Council Headcp111.rtcrs and will serve to guide our future Summer Ce,mping operhtions. Below you will find listed, the camping attendance record for the year 1949. Camp Currier Attendance (Dec, 1, 1948 - Nov, 30, 1949) 1948 1949 Gain Loss Scouts Attending c~.mp 2,097 3,012 915 Scouters Attending Camp 324 453 129 Number of Scout Days 5,075 B,041 2,966 Number of Scouter Days 804 1,004 200 Nunber of Visitors 860 1,373 513 CO~iP.ARISON OF ATTEND.AJ.1CE AT SUMMER CAMPS NQ f;ii;oi;i ta {!QJ)~ Q&..tn I&fill c EQ, §co u t No • S QiL\l!< min 194a 19'\9 Ilks ),948 wks 1949 c l'\f.tp Currier 205 213 8 289 252 K11;np Kia KimA. 128 211 83 203 341 138 Car.ip Dw.iels 109 --- 112 3 172 .E.,?_ TOT.ALS 4'12 536 94 664 765 101 CUBBING COM~IITTEE Your Cubbing Cornmi ttee is proud of the record Cubbing has made during 19'19, for we feel thnt fine pro gross hns been mfl.de. Lo es 37 I ~·--- ··----·~---·---·-·-••• • -~---·-·-"·--··-•-••----·---··-·-·-c Pe.ge 4 Oubbigg Coooittoo. Cantin~£.(\ The following figures will show you the increase in nunbers as compa,red to 1948: ~ 1949 GAUT LOSS Cub Scouts (White) 1,127 l,186 59 Cub Scouts (Negro) 412 591 J1iL TOTAL CUB SCOUTS 1,539 1,777 238 Cub Packs (White) 35 36 l Cub PMks (Negro) 22 "6 __ 4_ TOTAL CU] PACKS 57 62 5 We ,,,re confident there would have been a lA,rger increase in Cub Scouts but for the fa,ct that during the year the age limit of Scouts ;ms lowered to 11 yoA,rs Md r.11:iny of our Cubs wont into Scout Troops. As the Rge l ini t of Cubs was A,l so rod·v.oed to 8 years we are now gettong mr,ny new Cubs And before very long we look for a sh,i,rp increase in Cub membership, During the yeA,r mnny successful events were held in which Cub Scouts pa,rticipated, these including the Cub Scout Kite Derby, the Exposition, the PicNic Pow Wow. In all of these events the Cubs mr,de fine records and we congratulate them Md their leRders for the excellent results achieved, FINAlTCE COMMITTEE ReRlizing tha,t adequnte records and complete budgetnry control l'\re the first req,uisitcs toward achieving a sound fiscal control, the Finance Comr.1i tteo CP,n report real progress on this score, With tho cooperntion of our able auditors, hessrs, Pent, Mecrwiclt, Mitchell & Company, a now system of recording all finnncial records has been installed. Monthly report:;, simple and f P,ctu:,1, are subl:littbd to tho ,lloard. This new systen has, also, creA,tly assisted us in our relationship with the Corn;,unity Fund and with the lfotionp,l Council, Below is the EAtirnatod EX1Jenees and Incor.Je for 1949: TOTAL EXPENSES $t17, 768 .88 TOTAL INCOME 1\6,560,76 DEFICIT $1,208,12 The next stop in our forward development nust be to increase ou.r ava,ilP.ble funds~ 11!·iore l·ioney 11 is a fa..rniliar cry of every ch2.r;:1,cter building ngency Md similnr organizations, Scouting has only scratched the surfe,ce in hor.iphis, and for the Council to tnke care of oxpnnded activities and rci,pidly crowing c1cnbership, it must be anply finnncod. Our Committee feels confident that if the Council continues to he,ve such outstnnding leB,dership ns it hns in the past year, our comnunity will cheerfully p,nd fully meet these finnncie,l needs, Every member of the Executive Bonrd should acquRint himself not only with what Scouting monns to the community but of tho actU?,l needs of Chickasnw Council e.nd should assist our Public Relations Cor,mi ttce in tolling the story to tho community. ") i ' I I I I ' (,~--_,_, ___ ,, ________ , _______ _ _ _____ ,, ___ ,, _______ , ____ ,_,_,, __ .} Page 5 Finance Committee, Continued Tho comparison below of the Operating Budgets of Councils in other cities with that of our own reflects how woefully underfinanced wo are: Birl<linghpJ,~, .Al?... Hashvillo, Tenn. Louisville, Ky. New Orleans, La. ifomphis, Tonn. Council Budget from all Sources 1950 $ 47,951.00 89 ,041.84 107,976.00 108,847.00 58,009,68 To be obtained from Com. Chest 1950 $ i\7. 951.00 39. 840.00 60. 236.00 -0- 46, 872. 08 To bo obtained fror.1 other Sources 1950 $ -o- 49' 201.00 47' 740,00 108' 8'17 .oo 11,137.60* * Docs not include raonoy to bo raised for Negro Scouting. ESTIMATED. ]'INANCIAL P_9 SITION As at December 31, 19'19 Cash Due from Troops Duo fron Others Trnding Post Inventories U.S. Gov. Securities Total Assets ASSETS LIABILITIES Accounts Payable - Supply Fund .Accounts Paye.ble - Othors UKil'PROPRLi.TED SURPLUS Ealf'.nco 11-30-'19 Loss estimated deficit for year of 19'19 4,056. 75 1. 262. 63 INTER-RACIAL COhi,iITTEE $1,075.65 70.00 62.30 149.82 3.000.00 4 357.77 907.51 656.14 1, 563.65 2. 794.12 •1 357. 77 Tho work of tho Intor-lil',CiAl Couui ttoc is confined solely to Negro youth and is handled through the Seminole Division of Chickasaw Council. The Comr.1ittcc is grntified to report thnt in total meuborship of Negro Scouts Md Cub Scouts Chickasl'.w Council now ranks fifth in the United St.n.tos. Two years ago tho Council was in seventh place but continued c;rowth in meml:>orsh.ip has caused us to cliob toward the top of the f'3? C'ouncUs .in Anorica. Please sec the report of the Orgl'.nization & L ___ ~~to~-sio~_:_:dtte~ fo~~·t=-~~'~A~l-~-:~~ tho Negro ue~;i~~~ship~------·--- Pr,go 6 I I I I I r I l Inter~RA.ciaj. Conni ttGe 1 Continued .. ' ' The greatest need of the Negro Scouts at tho present tirae is an adoq,uate CAr.lp, For many yefl.rs Cm.lp DP.niels in Douglas Park has boon used as a Scout cnnp, A golf course is now being built on this property which precludes its use e.s a camp for next sur.1mer. Therefore, the Negro Scouts are without a car.1p and this is indeed a serious condition, as wo fool that the lack of CM.1ping facilities will be extreacly detrimental to carrying on the work eJ.long Negroes, Efforts are now being UQde to secure a oamp-site for the Negro Scouts for 1950 but as yet we he.vo not boon able to socuro a site which will meet the needs. We will wolcor.lo your help in lace.ting a suitfl.blo Cfl.l'\f,-site for tho Negro boys. LBADERSHIP TRAilUNG CO!,friI TT:ii:E The Training Cor.imitteo he.s received execllent cooper0.tion froD nunorous individu0.ls and [;roups and wishes to express its approci2.tion for the assistance roccivod. Auow; those who !.le.do valuable contributions to tho trP.ining progr0J.l are: the Council Cor.iroissionor and tho Corn;liss ioner Staff, tho ProfessionP.l Staff, tho Council CoordiM.tor, the Adve,ncel. lont Connittce r«nd the Cubbing Corn.Jittoc, Tho Sor;1inole Division hns made good progress in its trnining prograrc1, Training courses were conducted in tho following subjects durinf; 191),9: One Advanced Scout Leaders' Trainin.: Course Four Cub Leaders Tr.o.ining Courses Two Comniss ioners Courses Four FundAJ;1entals of the :S. S. A. Movement (Ono Hone Study Course) Two Troop :Soard of Review Training Courses One Troop CM,1ping Course A total of 444 certificates were issued. Tho percentage of Units having e.t least one loader with basic trnining is a.s follows: NORTHEAST DISTRICT 25% CRITTl!ThlDEN DISTRICT 33,3% NORTHWEST DISTRICT 45% MISSISSIPPI DISTRICT 0 SOUTHEAST DISTRICT 41.9)b S:Sl.\INOLE DIVISION 33,6% SOUTHWEST DISTRICT 44.4;i -- Page 7 I I Leadershin Trf\ining Cor.1pitte_o. Continue<\ As of December 1, 19'19, 36. 9% of tho Units had one or more loaders with basic training, Tho following chp,rt shows tho percentage of Units having one or more lol'\ders with bl'\sic trEJ.ining during tho years 1941-1949: :~ 1·-·- ! 351 30 . ---T-- - .- --.. --,-----·------ ---· . . I I I I 1· I I L,,-------+-· .. ' ' ' I l I \ ,,.f- 1 /' ·t/ I 1944 1945 1946 1947 I I I 1948 1949 ORGANIZATION & EXTF:NSION COifr,ITTEE The bar chart an the following page is indeed gratifying, It not only shows a substantia.l neDbership for the eleven months of 1949 but it also roVe<els that the Chickasaw Council membership has reached an all-time high, We would like to express our appreciation to all of' the Or[~e.nization & Extension Committee and to everyone who had a part in our outstanding growth during the year 19'l9. Mev.borship comparison - White Scouts White Sonior Scouts Negro S'lOuts N ogro Senior Scouts Total Scouts White Cub Scouts Negro Cub Scouts Total Cub Scouts Total Scouts Totl'\l Scouters & Cub be rs Jpn. 1, 1595 99 1302 12 3008 1126 5;;lQ 1646 4654 lflQ7 1949 Dec, l, 1949 1957 128 1357 12 3454 1186 591 1777 5231 1855 L Grand Total -----~--·---· -·-.·-·-··-·---···-----------.·--- ·----.. -·.--......... __________ __J 6461 7086 Page 8 Organization & Extnnsion Committee, Continued The continued growth of Chickasaw Council means that Scouting and Cubbing is being made available to more boys, thereby increasing the prestige of Chickasaw Council which tends to encourage high standards of conduct and morale in tho community in which we livo, 5.,500 5,000 4,, 500 4,000 3,500 3,000 ~,500 2,000 J,,500 1,000 1939 1940 1941 1942 19·13 194<1 1945 19'16 HEALTH & SAFETY COMMITTEE 110n my honor I will do my best to keep r.1yself physically strong, r.1entP.llY mm.ke, nnd morglly strnight", in pa.rt, is the Scout 0f'.th, Not unmindful of the fl'.Ct that physicnl fitness is one of tho basic ideals of tho novonont which undortP.kos to produce men of chnr_f\ctor trnincd for the high responsibility of Ar.ierican citizenship, this Comr.litteo duvelopod f'.nd pronotod a program of health, sp,fety, 1'.nd physical development in our Pago 9 Hea1th & Safety Conmittoc, Continued Packs, Troops, Ships, Posts, 1'nd C11nps th1't contributed to the physicHl fitness of the moraborship. Tho Health and Safety record throughout Chickasaw Council during tho cu11ront administrative yogr ha.s been excellent. Thousands of Cubs end Scouts ha.vo participated in the CaY<p-0-Reo, Kite Derby, Picnic, Exposition, sociFtl etctivitios, Expoga.tFt, over-nito hikes, caupint; in our throe cp;:,ps, nnd r.mny other Ftctivitios 11,nd not a serious injury or opidct1ic of any kind occurred, This Cor:unittco inspected All of our c?J,rp f?.cilities durinc; tho canpinc; season 1>,nd pronoted through the District conr.iittee the inspection of all Pnck, Troop, Post, and Ship meeting headquarters Md Also a progran to tea.ch safety through skill, physicRl examina.tions, and hcftl th pra.cticos in All units of the Scout orgr.nization. We are indebted to our lenders, especit'llly Scoutmasters, Assist~ , ant Scoutmasters, CubL1astors, AssistMt Cubua.stors, Post Advisors, Skippers, Ma;~es, and ca,r.1p ski.ff officia.ls for tho splendid constructive work they ha.vo done in toachin.s: And oncourP.ging HeP.1 th 1md Safety throuchout Chickr.saw Council, SENIOR SCOUT COMMITTEE Tho >i.tttivitios of Senior Scouting during 1949 have boon tho best wo have over had. Ro"-1 adventure Md sone espccir.lly fine training occurred nt two of tho outstanding events for Senior Scouts. Throuc;h the courtesy of the Air Force P. group of Bxplorors wns flown in an .Arny plA.no to tho Senior Sar.iut "Encp.rr.p1.1ent at Eglin Field, ]'la. whoro they spent ?. wook, Another group of Senior Scouts nttonded the first Expof;ntn cvor hold in tho Council r.t Sardis Lake - this WP.S a splendid experience in cr.nping, Mpny other events, including the Mnur_l· Possur.1 Hu.'lt e.t Cr_r.;p Currier, the Senior Scout Honor ball, tho Scout-0-RFl.na, furnished rich and va.riod experiences for the Explorers. Wo wish to express our sincere e,ppreciA.tion to tho profossionnl skff of tho Council for their excellent help nnd co-oporP.tion throughout tho yor.r in cr,rrying on tho work of tho Cor:.r.iittoe. I I I ··--·--·-------..J. --------~------------- Pr,!;'o ld 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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Camp Fuller Letters Seminole Division https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/4ed3c937344ca969efbbf2e2f4436605.pdf e3498450b6cabe750bf0a67acf83ff7d PDF Text Text on 1J.ll-tc fi,nnun..l !1f.e0tin.g of Clttcko.sa:;-; Oo\1.ncil, Boy Sco•J.t;-:; o:f .Arncricn., I.nc~ v;D,f~ 11e1d in tl1e :X:JI Room of l{otel Fe,9..l)Ody .. lfice T:)resident~i 1?. J0e ~WlaJ12,gan, .c\. • .B. Carter, R~ D. M.lsr, T3en ]. Coffe;,r, ;rr., Cluirles fil. Crum:_p, A.sriocia,t0 Secretary B.oscoe C. Cle,rl:, ~erettsurer Fred L. Cb.riste11bi1ry, Co.rr·iruigsiorlcr· Cl1l1TJ.ero W. Eitt,e1.me;rer and the following Council msmbe"~s: 'l', Hobert Acklen, J. S, Al1e11} .A~ K. }3"urro•tJ, 1-Ienri J3en.ner, ~P~ J\. Clt\yton, 'L·a11,iirs C. Ca110i<J, Ed1di.n DalstX'oJI1 1 ~'f. B,, :cormnn Jr., Phil ]inerick, I3. ~'!. 11;,.;ing; Ji:. C. G·rlssom, Chnrles C. I-te~ndJ,1-EJ;y, Joe llelru;.:1~ JTh:nmitt J .. Ho·u.se, M. 1,1~ I1uek&,bee, .P. .l Iverso.n 1 J. 1-'I. l/IcKnight 1 J .. R .. J;.'f,9J.on0, E... C~ lYiays 1 I'.r~ 1ITtbJJI' Il. Porter, J.r .. , Sanru.e1. S .. P.hax1~, J. Ii .. Skinner, })r. lia.rry· C,. Scbi11eisser, Dodd. 1rh.orn1)so11, B,. ~F. TnJ;e) S.. J. if.::inclemo.rk, tiarX'~r G. 'debb, B .. T?.~ ~\faller, Etnd Vl,, Gordon l»lorri s, Sco11t l}Y::<:;c1.1t:t ve. £1lr. F.J11'l ey JE. .Erb, Reg~Lo.nal EXer)Uti .,ve, ~i'r. IJ~ '..T.\~d. Childress, Scout Execi.1tive of 'Went Poin.t, !liss. > and lior)c .tl. J!'o:cd iilere nJ.so prerJent')1 }i.ev. 13r1J.ce ll. Cri11, I11voco,tio11 .. F'{:~_.s ter o :f St~ l::a.t,the'li-IS 1·1etho dist ChuJ:-ch, :prono1Jnced t.(1e 1'.he Presi.dent Cf1,ll0d on oJ.1 of t.he ChD,irinen of tl1e ·vo,rioT1s 0110ra,ting co1nmi ttees to give o, 4: 111i.n11t13 report of tl1c: B,Ctivities d.VJ:':t11g 'tho pa.st yer:ir. Y\1r. Cho:r1es Yl~ Cru'np, Cb.airn1an of tl1e .1:'i..dvnncen1ent Cor:1mittee, s"tD.ted s. {;l'eD,t deal of }Jro&;res.s ho.cl been mt;eide in the orgt::\nize,tion of t.he Courts of lTonor dm'it¥,; tl1e ,yeex; that .s, Court of Honor l:1ad been held in ee,ch. district; 2~r1d one of tJ:i.e outstana.ing tl1ings Scou.t Gou.rt of lionor 'Al1ich wa,s recex1tly b.ela.• of tl~d3 ;ieD,r v10,s the IY1r .. Phil ]Jnericl:, Cha.irrnr1n of' tb.e Jtctiv:it:lcs Con11nittee, sta.ted tha,t dlU"ing thB ;yea.r· t.here hI::itl b~)GI.l a large nunfber of fiCtivi ties :Lncl11Ci:ing' the Iilx~pog';;1ta :for th.n Se11i0r ScotrCs, t.hf: Fish Rod.eo, Bo~r Scouts ]l;-;~nos:i.tJ.on D,ncl. otll.er Cl,ctiv:lties whicl1 ¢1,ffor·decl. rnuch Fie st<.1,ted tb.e plang ttre t101tr being 1nad0 for t.he JD:Koos:!.tion. to 1Je _pleasD.1'$ to tl1e boys~ 1Iid.-So 1.1th. Fn.irg;ro1;u:1ds a.nd tl:u·Jt ·wo111a. soon be m1dnr ·way to h(J1d in l9f50 :.:tt the D CDJ'X'Y thron.gl1 on this ·project. , Cb.o.irmnn. of tfJe Camping Cornmittee 1 sto,ted tb.at v;e hn.d Y1ri.d. a 11f:r,, 1!\o Joe rea.sone,bly good ctJUJ;>in.g y·eo.r Ou.t thB.t it took. six months planntng before the CD:rrping sEH:l;..)on started to get >J.nder way. I:Ie soid tl1cre ·v:e.s B. rd.ce gDin. in. the attendEtnce t.~. t the surmnsr camps a.na. that th.e casnping dtlt'iri.g the Sl1IDrner corrre out 'di t.hout s, loss bti.t ·w:tth a little rnor.\e,:r left ove1~, bllt that there i.s still a great need for mo:re firtanc:i.al hel1) to ccJry on :1.11 maintai·ning the pro1)ertie.s of the variou.s cn;nps. He asl{ed :~t.J.l of the memberi;) to ~\l~sist in thJs du;cing 195D. ~tr. R. JJ. Fulle:r, Chnirrnan of th.fl O:tgn.nj.za.tion & :&J::tension ComJnittee, st;:.ttsd b.e proud. of tl1G record. of g.rowth..!".'.1D.cle dtU'ing th.e pnst yee,r n,ncl tl1s. t th.e :District 0$ & E& men, the Cornrnis-:rtoJ1crs, and. the 1?ieJ.cl Stt?~ff are d.u.e credit for th_e increo,se in n1c~i:o.ber..:. shi.p.. }Ie sto,ted we now 11n.-ve t.he 1e,rg:e~;t lilE.>mOersihtp in tl1e histor:r of the Cou.:o.cil o.n0. that tb.e clistrict O.& :E. men have done outstari.di.ne; \·lorl( du_ri:ag t11e pD,st yeca: in ·placing 11 emphr:i,s:i. s on so"\:u'.ld Orga.nl zation. }Ie said l1e felt th;.1,t tb.e progra:m For )1lho1n tfte :Bell Toll!I b.ad hel:ped a lot. He referred. the .rnernhex;::; to t11e re-oort of OomrJi ttees for full ~:if:l,G det2,i1G on tfi.e e,ctl'lt:\1 Coimcil membership~ �1'1ir. 'J. ::e. Dormon, Jr. , CJ:lb'5r1nr1J1 o :f t110 J.. ead.er shi~p :L1ra,i.ning Ooi:mni t tee, e)q;;ressed his 2J?preciation to tl1e Coini~d.ttee 0x1cl to t}1e ot.Xte.r Oomrnitt.ee l•ieJUbers, es:pecia.1ly the Ad.va11c0rnen t Com'ili ttee, for t.he fi:n.e i,,oris: t11at. 11.svl ~been accompli sh.ed in trg,inin.g duri.ng the ~pa.st ~fe~;ro1 :He' sta.ted "(,,le hctd reached. r::,n tl..11-t:Line :zio£:tl>: i.n trt:.1in.ing dUJ7in.g 1949 f'.Ji.d l1e compJ.iine11ted tl1e Seminole DivisiOn on thei.r tra.ining.. Be 1J.rg;ed all o:f the d:lstrict clu:iirmen to st1:,'9IJOTt these a.ct:Lvitie~~- durin.e; 1950 .. r-,ir. T. B.obert A.ck.len, Cb.a-1.rma. n of the 011b.bi1\g Committee, ntc\ted. ttiat we 11£t\re. had an increase in the totaJ. nwnbe:r. of Oiibs ever;y yeex since 1939 e:-;,:cept t}1e 3ren:r 194B ai1ct:l that there \-JD,s ::.i gein. of 23B Otfbs Uil to t11e present t:Ln10 .:in 1949~ Ee t1"1nJ1ked. the rne11 :tor tL.ei.r ·work tn Cubl:ii.ng and said 11e .ha.d l::i.e"d. the fi.nest cooper;~.tion frorn the i:..ctivities Co1n.;;dttee} tl1e O. &~ E. Comin1ttee~ DT.td. otl1ers in br:i.ngtng n. bo·ut tl-Us in.c:r.·es,se in JJ1ember- 8hiJ>• He told of the n,ctiv·ities i11cl11ding tl1e Picnic Pov1~\'Iow, t.l10 I(itf; ~Derl;y·$ etc., 1~.rhich the C'ttbs lmcl enjoyed sJ1d. str:.ted tl1f1t 11e 1oo1ced forv1t:i.:cd to e.n incr€'.ase ir1 Cn1Js 11ext ;)Yeft:t. I"fr .. J. t~i. 1fc.Kn.ight, Chtt.irma.i1 of the Senior Scou.t.ing' Cornnii ttec~ ste,ted tJ1st the Council b.Etd. t1elO. its first JDy~poga.ta. in 194:9 and tl1Js wrts ver~r s\:tCCB$Hf'L11 .. }Ie also told of tl1e eneaJTtproent at JJglin Fie1d, Fla. for th1"3 Senior Scou..ts; tl1e Sen.ior Scout IIono:c Ba.11; tb.e D,ir r·id.e over lv1emph:i.s ancl otl1er act:i.vi ties :i.n 'wh.ich the Senior Sco11ts h.a.d 1 inQ;iJ.lged... IIe ex:p:cesced ap1)reciatio11 to th.e Leadersl1ip rrn.in:in.e; ConHrlittee, the Ce,inp1n.g Gonirnittee ar1d the ll.dv·r1x:rceJnent CoJmnittee, the .Activities Coirvn:ittee, 0 & JD~ Conmiittee, abot1t a st..i.ccessbrines to t.hem e:ttn.2~ ar.4si tn Frofessionnl Stttff for tb.e \!.>Ork the:l }1·'.'<.d do11e :ful ;7ea.r in Senior ScoD.t:l.:11.g .. 1 lc1r. J~d'u:i.ri_ Drilntrom) Che:j.rman, of the Inter H.a.cin.1 Committee~ reported th.r1t tJ.10 lTezgro Circus .l1eJ.d b27 t11e Seminole L'i vi$iort, ;r,i;::;,s ;,4011 e.tteri.ded; that the cr~n.ping season Daniels V;>i?d3 vr:.;ry good tu:.d tl1tit tb.c gntn in rncmberslD.p \'.ra.s good. during tl1e year., ::tt Re str1ted t.he work: o.f hirJ Conunitteo is con.f"ln.ed to 1Jegro Boys e.nd. thn.t it ho.d. largely been clone :.1n.der th.o 1 eader sl1i.~9 of l'Jfr .. J".. A.. lm[:;t1s ~ Co-Gl1ctirma.n., d.ue to th.e fact the,t he he,cl been out of t.h.e cit;;r :for inost oft.he time llild I1r~ An;~;us httd :b.acl to t.;1}::c over d.uring 11is D.b~jenco .. He Gtatcd the g:centest Ctlfft cult;y \'!B crre in ttt th.e present. ti.ue is: t1'1e fa.ct th~::;.t ':70 do 11.ot b.n.ve a. ca.mp for l.Tegro Boys but we hoJ;•e to get D. dE->Velopmt:;nt of ts cam1) :i.n t.he· :near futm"e~ · l1:e sn.id. he hacl recei'Ved B,sst1J.'"Dx1ce of hel~;:i on. t11is nevt CHXll}) 2.nd tbrrt :for z~ s:l te in ;)}1elby Com1ty for fou.r Jl"\~~EtX's bttt cnllid.n' t ~i committee 11Lid been B find a.:n. ad.equate JJ1a.ce~ lie ste,ted there is an ir1ad.equ2~te cler:i.cnJ~ st:)_ff iri. t1'.1e ofi:':Lce in t:he Semtn.o1e Ili \rision and tbi s ·w<),S ccn1sin.2: the Profe2.s:l.onel Staff to do a. 1ot of }_)encil 11~1sJ1ing:; w-h.eret:Js tbe~r shou.lcl be in t11.e field i•-1'0rk-:l.n[:: witl1 the ux:i:tts. Ile sta.ted he appreciated very· tn11cb. the h('l:p n,ll tl1e. corn.mi ttee chr:tirmen Lad given_ hirn d1u~ir1g t.he y 83,.X'., In tl1e r:;J)sence of tvir. Ji,.., J:. Jioh.enbergt lv:Ir. li.lvsn :E'~ 1\::1-te, Jr. sta.tea. tl1£~,t tl1e Fina11.e(; Cornxni ttee X-1r~d a.one a g:rct..rJ.d. job d.llt'iD.(; the ~rer;;r• o. ud. t11e- ~plrt.X1r:~ were under v.ltJ.Y to gecure rv:3.eqt1:'~.te fi11rtncin&: of tl10 CorJ...."'"lcil for the coirii11f; ycal~~ l'1r . .A.1vc1n T£J,te cc~lled on l'-1'.C'. Cha.:i~le2. Y.l~ l1ittel1ne~rer 1 Commis~ion.er, for a. report 011 Co;·:1r:;iss1oner activities~ 1<11". IU t"teline~,:rer stntea. VIG ha.ve hud du.ri:ng t.he l)E».st yoro~ '1/0'G.ld e.o B, the stro:nge!;>t cornn1i. t.tees :i.n the 11istor~r 0 f the Council s.n.d 11e f~;;J. t ;~.L,;/.t ,,.,'.orl: tha,t fir~.e the fo:t .rer.."-.1 \rote of tb.ariks to t:o.e J)ist:rict L: l,lc:if''hborb.ood Oo1n.r:1isBio:n.i:or~; they b.a.d done. J1Ir& JPl'(:;d L .. Ch:e1:;;te:nl:rn;ry, Ch;:.1,:i.:c·r:-1e'·' of' tJ:1e Iies..ltb & St::lfotJ-1• Gon:ni ttoe, st-:?0te(1_ tl'u1t b.e d.id r:ot \"!C"U1.t to m&J:e a report b'l.lt ,,,;oulcl li}:e fo.r- r..t11 th.e men to ree/i t11e :ce_port rr;ad. e irt th.2 ~µ2m1;hl et v.1hi ch v.Jtis furn:l ~;11ed to .;;:,ll the Counc.il rnem·ber ;;. a.s t}ri 2. C(11-:1tc:;.i 11.ed f'n.11 inforrnl~t'lon a.bout W.E; Coi;;rni tt.t~ef ~1 ·v-'o:i:·t_ d.111."inc the JreEtr. i-l..li.'·e,r1 1l r~"'ti;:c st,c,t.ed tf1s,t .he hc.ld recei.voCt th.e u:tJno~.::t cooporrrL:lor). f:rorn the ye10:.I' ond ths.nked :i.onf.~1 Staff du1~j_nf the Sco11 t Ilxecuti \re and f.·r.orn me:rn bc:r·s o !. th.e rc_po:ct,. a. fer 1.re I:1~ec1.rt:l Sco·ut the on c.::~1led th.er1 IIc 1,.rork. thc:t:r :for th.eni f.1r~ 1 �1'he Scout Exec11ti ve. stn.ted he 1-1r;.6 fe1 t thr:,\t th:L $ yec1;.: v.ias tl1(: l)est in the b.istorJr be(~JJ. .inc.de; n1ore u.ctivities had. been gi\rer.1. of Chj.ekc,,sa.\IJ Council; tll.a.t mo:cc prot:;ree.s in theJ hi :;,tor~y' of t}ic Cou.n.cj.1_ I{e to tl1e 1'.)Q~~s a:nd th;;;,.t \-,re h.r1d the le=crgest member e:::-;·_L>rer_;p.ed bJs sirtcere a:p1:;recin,tion to all of the n1on. for tl1eir vlork a1::i.a. :for brir1gtng l{e yJart.Jc1tle.r1;)7 };,:irs,ir;:H?.d t£1e lea.rlership. r-:J)()llt tb.e fine Te:'.<1Jlts at t11e e:nd Of the )/08.l'of l/ir~ AlvtDJ. ]\ ~:n.te, Jr., President of the Council for tl1e fine le2.a.orst\L1; b.e lu1cl given to the CouncU during the yeHr. lir .. T,s,t.e co,lled 011 l~r .. \1{. B. Dor-mon~ Jr~, Vice Cha.:i.r1n2Jl of th.e tTorrtin.B.ting Commi tteet for e. re1)ort o:f tl1e norninations of Council f.1e111berr> cu1d. E:Kec11tive 13onrf1 lcicn1bers for tl 1e :,rear 1950. 0 I-fir. Icrmo11 stetted that he v;:J,H a.cti11a: :ln ::;i1H.cc o:f 14r. "d. :L .. .Shrt:cp, Cl1a.:i.rm.an of th.e l~om.in.tD.ting Cornrni tte<::~, \d1.o i..1as ou.t o:f tbJ; ci t,;y· 2J.1d. th:::oi..t 1·11" .. SJ12,rn t1ttd. ask:ed him to GXJ)l' es s tb.e o;ppt' eciciti on of tt.le Comrni tt ee an.d to COffi.m end. tb e o ffi ceri:; of the Coru1c.il for tl'1e grn:nd job tt1e;~t l1ad don.e dlll':tne_: tb.e :t?a,st yea.r., J:.fr .. lt>r!:1011 tl1en 11orrd.nated .li.cti·v·e Co-u.ri.cil l\1em1Jers e:.is po:c th.e list next attc"lCbed. a.11d. rnoyc tb.e'.i.r election+ 1Ji.otion v:rt:l8 ;;;econd.ed by l,1r. Jl'.d1.1/lrt I.\8vlst:r.om and t)Jt£-u1:1.rnou.sl;y ce..rrle:d. For For For ]?or For r..:rosic?0.n.'0 Viee-?resid.er1 t Vice-Presid0r1t Vi ce-r,.r os:t Clor\t Vice-President 1i'o:c Vict:)-Presilen.t Ibr ~Tief:-l')rei:,id.e11·t For Vi c.e-l":resi. d.01i. t Fo1~ A.ssocif'.te Sec.reta.r;y· .For Trec.:.su.rel' :n·1or Commi ssiori.er For :national.. Colrr1e1J. B.e:pre£>er~ta.-, t•tr., .P..lVCJ.11 F .. .I:n.tet Jr-.. 1'·1r .. 0ht:1.r1 es !vi .. Cr UJ;~p 1 l<ir. II~ J) * '.J}1.1t>mar1 Mr. 11. D. li'uUer 1'·1r ~ J?., Joe :FlDn~tgan Mr. A. B. Carter ~Mr,, '(!!. II .. JttJ..sti:n. lc1:r. Ch.D.Tles \'i. H:ttteln1e-;/er l'i:r.., Roscoe C. Clai" k f.fr. ]fred L. C11ris.tt.1nbt11·y R. C. Mays ~1f:t • f,fr. C. Al... tlJ.ttr Eruce 10:r. A.. TC .. J3iJ.l.'J:'O\·J J:.1·r., :ECLv.ii ri ])D,lst:r.orn tives M:r., 1I'e;t0 a,f3ked ~~r. P~ }),,,. Clayton to G.t~S'lJI'Je the chai:r for tl1e vote on tb.e officers for the yeo.r 19t:D~ M.r. 11. I1o1)e:ct .:iclclcn seconded the m.otion of l'-1.r .. :Dorr11on for the election of tl1ese officern ax1<J. 'l:,1}1en. ttte vote '\i.'D,s :put th.ey v.:ere tmaniri10usly elected... r.1r .. Iorrno11 then rnoved. tl'u_~.t tl1e Ccu.nci:L l!ierr11J0~r·~., elect the :8;xeci1tive I-:oa1~ct for 1950 anlt to confirin tb.e election to tJ:.ci::: Eou,r·d of tb.e Chcirrnen of t11e Di~trictf;.t aH f1ir.. 1:-tc. C.. Jtrtb.ur Brl;.e-e lv!r. (). 1( .. Ea.rp ;_,{r .. l">Dil }Smeric:l:::" 1'/L:c.. Henri :Benner >1r,. Le,,,::l. s 0. Ct:Lll0'\4 ~1:r . :e ~ A. Clayton l"lr .. E. lo'L. Clayton tiI', F,, 0~ 01a:r·ke \;,~·& J. J. :B. I'orrno:n, Jr. r!fr • '.I'. l{o i)er t lick1 en lv!r ~ J'. J;,.. .An.gus Mr .. Jnrne-1? Sedd.or1 Al1er1 )Yir .. \.'/. l-i .. D.i.llatu.s1:1 :Dr. .im thon/ it. Diek J,.,J:r. Er:.J_c e \','. :Eh,,1ing M.r .. x.~. C. Gris2.01n lV£r ~ A,, .,..,. Ho hen berg :o.bo tha,11 M:r ~ ·1" F. I-Ii l-'Ir • ',!.. P ~ B.a.l :Li d.a~y .1'i. :Dr~ 1\1 .. l'icKnight n:~ f.1;:3Jon.e .0. r.1c.\1ibo r ter Ju~tb.ur :n. ?o:rter l~lr.. \';. 1.J. Sha:r J:J e ~-.:~:r·.. J'.. L. Sh::ir,,ner �1'1r .. J~:id.1:1in ".\"'r' Lo>:.o·}is J.-;:"'" + 1\?"'l strom J)Jne1 son :n. cl "'Cl1f::i,ll?..l 8BHo "dt-tl"' Hnndl,y Mr. 1/i:r. Larr;y- :r110 mp son. £1r .. T~ 1. \ta.lentine ~. c. I!ir. f-.fr .. V:i.11ceri.t l'{cGt1ire l\1r. \'.1il li,pyn C~ ED. teme,n J:.1r. P..ttrr;-,r 0.. \1eb1J I·•J::t .. :Herbert 1'.k~roJ.rer )Yl:c. Jo L. ltobc-rteon ~. lTorther.:ist Irt. strict Soutl1east IJ:i. ;;.trict 1Tor "tllwest JJ':i strict Soutl:.wet-;t D.l.r.trict Cr i t tend.er1 Dis tr:i. et I/Ir~ .A1v2,n F. 1l 1a.te r·es111ned the chni:r; co~lled. for second to the rnotion. w11icb. ·wa. s xna.d.0 ..by· r~lr. P. J;.. Clayton.. Wl1rn tb.e vote "\.\-'as pu.t the mr;:n11)ers of t11e :sx.ecnti··.;re Boe.rd 1-·Jere tLnan:lJY1ous1::l elected. an.d. confirmecl. 1\J:r .. Do:r-mori xi.oml.nrtted for A::;socJt-;,te l,1em1Jers of tll_e Cou.ncil . t:t1e m.1::n sh.ov1n on the li~;~t .. The mot:Lon v,1H,s seconded by l\'rr. P6 i~,, Clayton 2,nd. unD.n.:ir.notl£~1y carrieCL. c::;,tta.ched l\1:r .. 1J:n.te ca.11Bd on l'tc .. I-iar1e;:r E. ];r-b, .l?.egion.ril ExE<~u.tive fo:r a fe.\,,1 relfl[{f'ltg. t~:c. :E'.:rb ste-..ted he 11D,d n.eve:r see11 sl1c}1 fine worh: ;;i,s J1a.s 'beer1 donH "bir the Cotmcil M:er.nbers in tJ1e p:0,st ;1-lC:D,l~.. He said. tlta.t tlte nren h2,ve sho1..r:<1 n,, rJJ.e~r·velou_s Scou_t,in,c; spirit an.d l1e 11011ed. thn.t d:i..lri:o.g tl1e yet:1:- of 19!50 the Cour1eil cor1t.int1{~<i to enjoy the ~grand su.cc<1ss it 11ad 11e,d thi fS yery·.. He, co.rmne11d.ed. the Coun.cil for tl f:i11n job o :f wori.: DT1d si:iD. ted tb.at he 1101:.Jed eJ.1 o:f t110 mext \\iou1d Ettte11cl tb.e 1neeti~1{f :Lri. tho ED.11 Rocirn 'i:hen Dr. T~llJert I{. 1f':cetv,ell, Gl1ief Sco11t, ,-1ou.ld speak: at t:i-ie l!i.nfru.al l,1ectin.g ])inner. 1 ~:11ere bein.g no :fux·tlJ.er blteine~:s, the meetin££ a.djourr10:d 'if. G·or dori l"iorr:l s Scol1.t Jl:xecu.ti ve B,t 5:4~5 P. l/i. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Executive Board Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Description An account of the resource Contains Reports of Committees, Annual Reports, Recharters, and Minutes Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document - 1J.ll-tc fi,nnun . l !1f.e0tin.g of Clttcko.sa:;-; Oo\1.ncil, Boy Sco•J.t;-:; o:f .Arncricn., I.nc~ v;D,f~ 11e1d on in tl1e :X:JI Room of l{otel Fe,9..l)Ody .. lfice T:)resident~i 1?. J0e ~WlaJ12,gan, .c\. • .B. Carter, R~ D. M.lsr, T3en ]. Coffe;,r, ;rr., Cluirles fil. Crum:_p, A.sriocia,t0 Secretary B.oscoe C. Cle,rl:, ~erettsurer Fred L. Cb.riste11bi1ry, Co.rr·iruigsiorlcr · Cl1l1TJ.ero W. Eitt,e1.me;rer and the following Council msmbe"~s: 'l', Hobert Acklen, J. S, Al1e11} .A~ K. }3"urro•tJ, 1-Ienri J3en.ner, ~P~ J\. Clt\yton, 'L·a11,iirs C. Ca110i<J, Ed1di.n DalstX'oJI1 1 ~'f. B,, :cormnn 1 Jr., Phil ]inerick, I3. ~'!. 11;, .. ;ing; Ji:. C. G·rlssom, Chnrles C. I-te~ndJ,1-EJ;y, Joe llelru;.:1~ JTh:nmitt J .. Ho·u.se, M. 1,1~ I1uek&,bee, .P ... l Iverso.n 1 J. 1-'I. l/IcKnight 1 J .. R .. J;.'f,9J.on0, E ... C~ lYiays 1 I'.r~ 1ITtbJJI' Il. Porter, J.r .. , Sanru.e1. S .. P.hax1~, J. Ii .. Skinner, })r. lia.rry· C,. Scbi11eisser, Dodd. 1rh.orn1)so11, B,. ~F. TnJ;e) S .. J. if.::inclemo.rk, tiarX'~r G. 'debb, B .. T?.~ ~\faller, Etnd Vl,, Gordon l»lorri s, Sco11t l}Y::<:;c1.1t:t ve. £1lr. F.J11'l ey JE. .Erb, Reg~Lo.nal EXer)Uti .,ve, ~i'r. IJ~ '..T.\~d. Childress, Scout Execi.1tive of 'Went Poin.t, !liss. > and lior)c .tl. J!'o:cd iilere nJ.so prerJent')- }i.ev. 13r1J.ce ll. Cri11, F'{:~_.s ter o :f St~ l::a.t,the'li-IS 1·1etho dist ChuJ:-ch, :prono1Jnced t.(1e I11voco,tio11 .. 1'.he Presi.dent Cf1,ll0d on oJ.1 of t.he ChD,irinen of tl1e ·vo,rioT1s 0110ra,ting co1nmi ttees to give o, 4: 111i.n11t13 report of tl1c: B,Ctivities d.VJ:':t11g 'tho pa.st yer:ir. Y\1r. Cho:r1es Yl~ Cru'np, Cb.airn1an of tl1e .1:'i..dvnncen1ent Cor:1mittee, s"tD.ted s. {;l'eD,t deal of }Jro&;res.s ho.cl been mt;eide in the orgt::\nize,tion of t.he Courts of lTonor dm'it¥,; tl1e ,yeex; that .s, Court of Honor l:1ad been held in ee,ch. district; 2~r1d one of tJ:i.e outstana.ing tl1ings of tl~d3 ;ieD,r v10,s the Scou.t Gou.rt of lionor 'Al1ich wa,s recex1tly b.ela .• IY1r .. Phil ]Jnericl:, Cha.irrnr1n of' tb.e Jtctiv:it:lcs Con11nittee, sta.ted tha,t dlU"ing thB ;yea.r· t.here hI::itl b~)GI.l a large nunfber of fiCtivi ties :Lncl11Ci:ing' the Iilx~pog';;1ta :for th.n Se11i0r ScotrCs, t.hf: Fish Rod.eo, Bo~r Scouts ]l;-;~nos:i.tJ.on D,ncl. otll.er Cl,ctiv:lties whicl1 ¢1,ffor·decl. rnuch _pleasD.1'$ to tl1e boys~ Fie st<.1,ted tb.e plang ttre t101tr being 1nad0 for t.he JD:Koos:!.tion. to 1Je h(J1d in l9f50 :.:tt the D1Iid.-So 1.1th. Fn.irg;ro1;u:1ds a.nd tl:u·Jt ·wo111a. soon be m1dnr ·way to CDJ'X'Y thron.gl1 on this ·project. 11f:r,, 1!\o Joe , Cb.o.irmnn. of tfJe Camping Cornmittee 1 sto,ted tb.at v;e hn.d Y1ri.d. a rea.sone,bly good ctJUJ;>in.g y·eo.r Ou.t thB.t it took. six months planntng before the CD:rrping sEH:l;..)on started to get >J.nder way. I:Ie soid tl1cre ·v:e.s B. rd.ce gDin. in. the attendEtnce t.~ .. t the surmnsr camps a.na. that th.e casnping dtlt'iri.g the Sl1IDrner corrre out 'di t.hout s, loss bti.t ·w:tth a little rnor.\e,:r left ove1~, bllt that there i.s still a great need for mo:re firtanc:i.al hel1) to ccJry on :1.11 maintai·ning the pro1)ertie.s of the variou.s cn;nps. He asl{ed :~t.J.l of the memberi;) to ~\l~sist in thJs du;cing 195D. ~tr. R. JJ. Fulle:r, Chnirrnan of th.fl O:tgn.nj.za.tion & :&J::tension ComJnittee, st;:.ttsd b.e ~:if:l,G proud. of tl1G record. of g.rowth .. !".'.1D.cle dtU'ing th.e pnst yee,r n,ncl tl1s .. t th.e :District 0$ & E& men, the Cornrnis-:rtoJ1crs, and. the 1?ieJ.cl Stt?~ff are d.u.e credit for th_e increo,se in n1c~i:o.ber..:. shi.p.. }Ie sto,ted we now 11n.-ve t.he 1e,rg:e~;t lilE.>mOersihtp in tl1e histor:r of the Cou.:o.cil o.n0. that tb.e clistrict O.& :E. men have done outstari.di.ne; \·lorl( du_ri:ag t11e pD,st yeca: in ·placing emphr:i,s:i. s on so"\:u'.ld Orga.nl zation. }Ie said l1e felt th;.1,t tb.e progra:m 11 For )1lho1n tfte :Bell Toll!I b.ad hel:ped a lot. He referred. the .rnernhex;::; to t11e re-oort of OomrJi ttees for full det2,i1G on tfi.e e,ctl'lt:\1 Coimcil membership~ 1'1ir. 'J. ::e. Dormon, Jr. , CJ:lb'5r1nr1J1 o :f t110 J .. ead.er shi~p :L1ra,i.ning Ooi:mni t tee, e)q;;ressed his 2J?preciation to tl1e Coini~d.ttee 0x1cl to t}1e ot.Xte.r Oomrnitt.ee l•ieJUbers, es:pecia.1ly the Ad.va11c0rnen t Com'ili ttee, for t.he fi:n.e i,,oris: t11at. 11.svl ~been accompli sh.ed in trg,inin.g duri.ng the ~pa.st ~fe~;ro1 :He' sta.ted "(,,le hctd reached. r::,n tl..11-t:Line :zio£:tl>: i.n trt:.1in.ing dUJ7in.g 1949 f'.Ji.d l1e compJ.iine11ted tl1e Seminole DivisiOn on thei.r tra.ining.. Be 1J.rg;ed all o:f the d:lstrict clu:iirmen to st1:,'9IJOTt these a.ct:Lvitie~~- durin.e; 1950 .. r-,ir. T. B.obert A.ck.len, Cb.a-1.rma .. n of the 011b.bi1\g Committee, ntc\ted. ttiat we 11£t\re. had an increase in the totaJ. nwnbe:r. of Oiibs ever;y yeex since 1939 e:-;,:cept t}1e 3ren:r 194B ai1ct:l that there \-JD,s ::.i gein. of 23B Otfbs Uil to t11e present t:Ln10 .:in 1949~ Ee t1"1nJ1ked. the rne11 :tor tL.ei.r ·work tn Cubl:ii.ng and said 11e .ha.d l::i.e"d. the fi.nest cooper;~.tion frorn the i:..ctivities Co1n.;;dttee} tl1e O. &~ E. Comin1ttee~ DT.td. otl1ers in br:i.ngtng n .. bo·ut tl-Us in.c:r.·es,se in JJ1ember- 8hiJ>• He told of the n,ctiv·ities i11cl11ding tl1e Picnic Pov1~\'Iow, t.l10 I(itf; ~Derl;y·$ etc., 1~.rhich the C'ttbs lmcl enjoyed sJ1d. str:.ted tl1f1t 11e 1oo1ced forv1t:i.:cd to e.n incr€'.ase ir1 Cn1Js 11ext ;)Yeft:t. I"fr .. J. t~i. 11fc.Kn.ight, Chtt.irma.i1 of the Senior Scou.t.ing' Cornnii ttec~ ste,ted tJ1st the Council b.Etd. t1elO. its first JDy~poga.ta. in 194:9 and tl1Js wrts ver~r s\:tCCB$Hf'L11 .. }Ie also told of tl1e eneaJTtproent at JJglin Fie1d, Fla. for th1"3 Senior Scou..ts; tl1e Sen.ior Scout IIono:c Ba.11; tb.e D,ir r·id.e over lv1emph:i.s ancl otl1er act:i.vi ties :i.n 'wh.ich the Senior Sco11ts h.a.d inQ;iJ.lged... IIe ex:p:cesced ap1)reciatio11 to th.e Leadersl1ip 1rrn.in:in.e; ConHrlittee, the Ce,inp1n.g CoJmnittee, the .Activities Coirvn:ittee, 0 & JD~ Conmiittee, ll.dv·r1x:rceJnent Gonirnittee ar1d the Frofessionnl Stttff for tb.e \!.>Ork the:l }1·'.'<.d do11e tn ar.4si e:ttn.2~ t.hem to brines abot1t a st..i.ccess: ful ;7ea.r in Senior ScoD.t:l.:11.g .. lc1r. J~d'u:i.ri_ Drilntrom) Che:j.rman, of the Inter H.a.cin.1 Committee~ reported th.r1t tJ.10 lTezgro Circus .l1eJ.d b27 t11e Seminole L'i vi$iort, ;r,i;::;,s ;,4011 e.tteri.ded; that the cr~n.ping season ::tt Daniels V;>i?d3 vr:.;ry good tu:.d tl1tit tb.c gntn in rncmberslD.p \'.ra.s good. during tl1e year., Re str1ted t.he work: o.f hirJ Conunitteo is con.f"ln.ed to 1Jegro Boys e.nd. thn.t it ho.d. largely been clone :.1n.der th.o 1 eader sl1i.~9 of l'Jfr .. J".. A.. lm[:;t1s ~ Co-Gl1ctirma.n., d.ue to th.e fact the,t he he,cl been out of t.h.e cit;;r :for inost oft.he time llild I1r~ An;~;us httd :b.acl to t.;1}::c over d.uring 11is D.b~jenco .. He Gtatcd the g:centest Ctlfft cult;y \'!B crre in ttt th.e present. ti.ue is: t1'1e fa.ct th~::;.t ':70 do 11.ot b.n.ve a. ca.mp for l.Tegro Boys but we hoJ;•e to get D. dE->Velopmt:;nt of ts cam1) :i.n t.he· :near futm"e~ · l1:e sn.id. he hacl recei'Ved B,sst1J.'"Dx1ce of hel~;:i on. t11is nevt CHXll}) 2.nd tbrrt ~i committee 11Lid been B :for z~ s:l te in ;)}1elby Com1ty for fou.r Jl"\~~EtX's bttt cnllid.n' t find a.:n. ad.equate JJ1a.ce~ lie ste,ted there is an ir1ad.equ2~te cler:i.cnJ~ st:)_ff iri. t1'.1e ofi:':Lce in t:he Semtn.o1e Ili \rision and tbi s ·w<),S ccn1sin.2: the Profe2.s:l.onel Staff to do a. 1ot of }_)encil 11~1sJ1ing:; w-h.eret:Js tbe~r shou.lcl be in t11.e field i•-1'0rk-:l.n[:: witl1 the ux:i:tts. Ile sta.ted he appreciated very· tn11cb. the h('l:p n,ll tl1e. corn.mi ttee chr:tirmen Lad given_ hirn d1u~ir1g t.he y 83,.X'., In tl1e r:;J)sence of tvir. Ji,.., J:. Jioh.enbergt lv:Ir. li.lvsn :E'~ 1\::1-te, Jr. sta.tea. tl1£~,t tl1e Fina11.e(; Cornxni ttee X-1r~d a.one a g:rct..rJ.d. job d.llt'iD.(; the ~rer;;r• o .. ud. t11e- ~plrt.X1r:~ were under v.ltJ.Y to gecure rv:3.eqt1:'~.te fi11rtncin&: of tl10 CorJ...."'"lcil for the coirii11f; ycal~~ l'1r .. A.1vc1n T£J,te cc~lled on l'-1'.C'. Cha.:i~le2. Y.l~ l1ittel1ne~rer 1 Commis~ion.er, for a. report 011 Co;·:1r:;iss1oner activities~ 1<11". IU t"teline~,:rer stntea. VIG ha.ve hud du.ri:ng t.he l)E».st yoro~ the stro:nge!;>t cornn1i. t.tees :i.n the 11istor~r 0 f the Council s.n.d 11e f~;;J. t ;~.L,;/.t '1/0'G.ld e.o B, .rer.."-.1 \rote of tb.ariks to t:o.e J)ist:rict L: l,lc:if''hborb.ood Oo1n.r:1isBio:n.i:or~; fo:t the fir~.e ,,.,'.orl: tha,t they b.a.d done. J1Ir& JPl'(:;d L .. Ch:e1:;;te:nl:rn;ry, Ch;:.1,:i.:c·r:-1e'·' of' tJ:1e Iies..ltb & St::lfotJ-1• Gon:ni ttoe, st-:?0te(1_ tl'u1t b.e d.id r:ot \"!C"U1.t to m&J:e a report b'l.lt ,,,;oulcl li}:e fo.r- r..t11 th.e men to ree/i t11e :ce_port rr;ad .. e irt th.2 ~μ2m1;hl et v.1hi ch v.Jtis furn:l ~;11ed to .;;:,ll the Counc.il rnem·ber ;;. a.s t}ri 2. C(11-:1tc:;.i 11.ed f'n.11 inforrnl~t'lon a.bout W.E; Coi;;rni tt.t~ef ~1 ·v-'o:i:·t_ d.111."inc the JreEtr. f.1r~ i-l..li.'·e,r1 1l1r~"'ti;:c st,c,t.ed tf1s,t .he hc.ld recei.voCt th.e u:tJno~.::t cooporrrL:lor). f:rorn the Sco11 t Ilxecuti \re and f.·r.orn me:rn bc:r·s o !. th.e :i.onf.~1 Staff du1~j_nf the ye10:.I' ond ths.nked th.eni :for thc:t:r 1,.rork. IIc th.er1 c.::~1led on the Sco·ut I:1~ec1.rt:l 1.re fer a. rc_po:ct,. 1'he Scout Exec11ti ve. stn.ted he 1-1r;.6 fe1 t thr:,\t th:L $ yec1;.: v.ias tl1(: l)est in the b.istorJr of Chj.ekc,,sa.\IJ Council; tll.a.t mo:cc prot:;ree.s be(~JJ . .inc.de; n1ore u.ctivities had. been gi\rer.1. to tl1e 1'.)Q~~s a:nd th;;;,.t \-,re h.r1d the le=crgest member in theJ hi :;,tor~y' of t}ic Cou.n.cj.1_ I{e e:::-;·_L>rer_;p.ed bJs sirtcere a:p1:;recin,tion to all of the n1on. for tl1eir vlork a1::i.a. :for brir1gtng r-:J)()llt tb.e fine Te:'.<1Jlts at t11e e:nd Of the )/08.l'- l{e yJart.Jc1tle.r1;)7 };,:irs,ir;:H?.d t£1e lea.rlership. of l/ir~ AlvtDJ. ]\ ~:n.te, Jr., President of the Council for tl1e fine le2.a.orst\L1; b.e lu1cl given to the CouncU during the yeHr. lir .. T,s,t.e co,lled 011 l~r .. \1{. B. Dor-mon~ Jr~, Vice Cha.:i.r1n2Jl of th.e tTorrtin.B.ting Commi tteet for e. re1)ort o:f tl1e norninations of Council f.1e111berr> cu1d. E:Kec11tive 13onrf1 lcicn1bers for tl01e :,rear 1950. I-fir. Icrmo11 stetted that he v;:J,H a.cti11a: :ln ::;i1H.cc o:f 14r. "d. :L .. .Shrt:cp, Cl1a.:i.rm.an of th.e l~om.in.tD.ting Cornrni tte<::~, \d1.o i..1as ou.t o:f tbJ; ci t,;y· 2J.1d. th:::oi..t 1·11" .. SJ12,rn t1ttd. ask:ed him to GXJ)l' es s tb.e o;ppt' eciciti on of tt.le Comrni tt ee an.d to COffi.m end. tb e o ffi ceri:; of the Coru1c.il for tl'1e grn:nd job tt1e;~t l1ad don.e dlll':tne_: tb.e :t?a,st yea.r., J:.fr .. lt>r!:1011 tl1en 11orrd.nated .li.cti·v·e Co-u.ri.cil l\1em1Jers e:.is po:c th.e list next attc"lCbed. a.11d. rnoyc tb.e'.i.r election+ 1Ji.otion v:rt:l8 ;;;econd.ed by l,1r. Jl'.d1.1/lrt I.\8vlst:r.om and t)Jt£-u1:1.rnou.sl;y ce..rrle:d. For r..:rosic?0.n.'0 For Viee-?resid.er1 t For Vice-Presid0r1t ]?or Vi ce-r,.r os:t Clor\t For Vice-President 1i'o:c Vict:)-Presilen.t Ibr ~Tief:-l')rei:,id.e11·t For Vi c.e-l":resi. d.01i. t Fo1~ A.ssocif'.te Sec.reta.r;y· .For Trec.:.su.rel' :n·1or Commi ssiori.er For :national.. Colrr1e1J. B.e:pre£>er~ta.-, tives t•tr., .P .. lVCJ.11 F .. 1.I:n.tet Jr- .. 1'·1r .. 0ht:1.r1 es !vi .. Cr UJ;~p l<ir. II~ J) * '.J}1.1t>mar1 Mr. 11. D. li'uUer 1'·1r ~ J?., Joe :FlDn~tgan Mr. A. B. Carter ~Mr,, '(!!. II .. JttJ..sti:n. lc1:r. Ch.D.Tles \'i. H:ttteln1e-;/er l'i:r.., Roscoe C. Clai" k f.fr. ]fred L. C11ris.tt.1nbt11·y ~1f:t • R. C. Mays f,fr. C. Al ... tlJ.ttr Eruce 10:r. A .. TC .. J3iJ.l.'J:'O\·J J:.1·r., :ECLv.ii ri ])D,lst:r.orn M:r., 1I'e;t0 a,f3ked ~~r. P~ }),,,. Clayton to G.t~S'lJI'Je the chai:r for tl1e vote on tb.e officers for the yeo.r 19t:D~ M.r. 11. I1o1)e:ct .:iclclcn seconded the m.otion of l'-1.r .. :Dorr11on for the election of tl1ese officern ax1<J. 'l:,1}1en. ttte vote '\i.'D,s :put th.ey v.:ere tmaniri10usly elected ... r.1r .. Iorrno11 then rnoved. tl'u_~.t tl1e Ccu.nci:L l!ierr11J0~r·~., elect the :8;xeci1tive I-:oa1~ct for 1950 anlt to confirin tb.e election to tJ:.ci::: Eou,r·d of tb.e Chcirrnen of t11e Di~trictf;.t aH r!fr • '.I'. l{o i)er t lick1 en lv!r ~ J'. J;,.. .An.gus Mr .. Jnrne-1? Sedd.or1 Al1er1 1:-tc. C .. Jtrtb.ur Brl;.e-e 1'/L:c.. Henri :Benner >1r,. Le,,,::l. s 0. Ct:Lll0'\4 ~1:r . :e ~ A. Clayton l"lr .. E. lo'L. Clayton tiI', F,, 0~ 01a:r·ke f1ir.. \;,~·& :B. I'orrno:n, Jr. )Yir .. \.'/. l-i .. D.i.llatu.s1:1 :Dr. .im thon/ it. Diek J,.,J:r. Er:.J_c e \','. :Eh,,1ing lv!r. (). 1( .. Ea.rp ;_,{r .. l">Dil }Smeric:l:::" M.r .. x.~. C. Gris2.01n lV£r ~ A,, .,..,. Ho hen berg M:r ~ ·1" F. I-Ii :o.bo tha,11 l-'Ir • ',!.. P ~ B.a.l :Li d.a~y J. 1\1 .. l'icKnight J. n:~ f.1;:3Jon.e .1'i. .0. r.1c.\1ibo r ter :Dr~ Ju~tb.ur :n. ?o:rter l~lr.. \';. 1.J. Sha:r J:J e ~-.:~:r·.. J'.. L. Sh::ir,,ner 1'1r .. J~:id.1:1in ".\"'r' J.-;:"'" + Lo>:.o·}is 1\?"'l strom Mr. :n. J)Jne1 son I!ir. f-.fr .. V:i.11ceri.t l'{cGt1ire l\1r. \'.1il li,pyn C~ ED. teme,n J:.1r. P..ttrr;-,r 0.. \1eb1J I·•J::t .. :Herbert 1'.k~roJ.rer )Yl:c. Jo L. ltobc-rteon "' l? Ho "dt-tl"' cl 1/i:r. ~. Cl1f::i,l .. l 8B c. Hnndl,y £1r .. lTorther.:ist Irt. strict Soutl1east IJ:i. ;;.trict 1Tor "tllwest JJ':i strict Soutl:.wet-;t D.l.r.trict Cr i t tend.er1 Dis tr:i. et Larr;y- :r110 mp son. T~ 1. \ta.lentine ~. I/Ir~ .A1v2,n F. 1l1a.te r·es111ned the chni:r; co~lled. for second to the rnotion. w11icb. ·wa .. s xna.d.0 .. by· r~lr. P. J;.. Clayton.. Wl1rn tb.e vote "\.\-'as pu.t the mr;:n11)ers of t11e :sx.ecnti··.;re Boe.rd 1-·Jere tLnan:lJY1ous1::l elected. an.d. confirmecl. 1\J:r .. Do:r-mori xi.oml.nrtted for A::;socJt-;,te l,1em1Jers of tll_e Cou ... ncil t:t1e m.1::n sh.ov1n on the c::;,tta.ched li~;~t .. The mot:Lon v,1H,s seconded by l\'rr. P6 i~,, Clayton 2,nd. unD.n.:ir.notl£~1y carrieCL. l\1:r .. 1J:n.te ca.11Bd on l'tc .. I-iar1e;:r E. ];r-b, .l?.egion.ril ExE<~u.tive fo:r a fe.\,,1 relfl[{f'ltg. t~:c. :E'.:rb ste-..ted he 11D,d n.eve:r see11 sl1c}1 fine worh: ;;i,s J1a.s 'beer1 donH "bir the Cotmcil M:er.nbers in tJ1e p:0,st ;1-lC:D,l~.. He said. tlta.t tlte nren h2,ve sho1..r:<1 n,, rJJ.e~r·velou_s Scou_t,in,c; spirit an.d l1e 11011ed. thn.t d:i..lri:o.g tl1e yet:1:- of 19!50 the Cour1eil cor1t.int1{~<i to enjoy the ~grand su.cc<1ss it 11ad 11e,d thi fS yery·.. He, co.rmne11d.ed. the Coun.cil for tl f:i11n job o :f wori.: DT1d si:iD .. ted tb.at he 1101:.Jed eJ.1 o:f t110 mext \\iou1d Ettte11cl tb.e 1neeti~1{f :Lri. tho ED.11 Rocirn 'i:hen Dr. T~llJert I{. 1f':cetv,ell, Gl1ief Sco11t, 1,-1ou.ld speak: at t:i-ie l!i.nfru.al l,1ectin.g ])inner. ~:11ere bein.g no :fux·tlJ.er blteine~:s, the meetin££ a.djourr10:d B,t 5:4~5 P. l/i. 'if. G·or dori l"iorr:l s Scol1.t Jl:xecu.ti ve 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 1949 Title A name given to the resource 1949 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/b0ba4ea6ce5e360eed9b2f0bfc96a289.tif 5f61171ecdff18e0f481e0470b8b750b 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. 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 1949 Title A name given to the resource 1949 Photo: Camp Currier Canoes 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/ Camp Currier Picture https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/c8985e7f75edd587d310d14b154daf57.tif c48e79c7ecffc0b4201cfcad938abefc 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. 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 1949 Title A name given to the resource 1949 Photo: Camp Currier Pool 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/ Camp Currier Picture https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/b81db1e507940676cb63513e98f23507.tif 6409f15acc2ae6f39905b2cbd36e37fe 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 Camps Description An account of the resource Contains documents relating to other camps of the Chickasaw Council besides Kia Kima. Contains a subcollection for Camp Currier. 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/. Title A name given to the resource 1949 Photo: Camp Daniels Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Press-Scimitar Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Press Scimitar 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 1949 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 Daniels Picture Seminole Division https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/b790ac8f43fb65d5458f7a3086571fe2.tif 30a2158badfe26169ccd504a0609a776 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 Camps Description An account of the resource Contains documents relating to other camps of the Chickasaw Council besides Kia Kima. Contains a subcollection for Camp Currier. 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/. Title A name given to the resource 1949 Photo: Camp Daniels Gateway Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA 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 1949 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 Daniels Gateway Picture Seminole Division https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/b118b12fbfb1ee47d216e177efff95a1.png 5034e21b60610d0e1759718d727addda 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 Chickasah Lodge #406 Description An account of the resource Contains items related to Chickasah Lodge #406, Order of the Arrow. <br /><em>See also </em> <a href="https://kiakimamuseum.org/collections/show/15">Chickasah Lodge <i>Thunderbird</i> Newsletters</a> 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/. Title A name given to the resource 1949 Photo: Chickasah Lodge Tap Out Ceremony Description An account of the resource (l-r) Unknown, Dorris Goodman, Louis Pritchett, Unknown Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1949 American Indian Ceremony Chickasah Lodge Order of the Arrow https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/91aff00162f9733f1d09186fdb326fc2.jpg fe4ca5ceb4b6e39073defc309345f3a0 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 Staff Photos Description An account of the resource The collection contains the formal group photos of the Kia Kima Staff. 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 1949 Title A name given to the resource 1949 Photo: Kia Kima Staff Photo Description An account of the resource (Back L-R) Harry Estes, Bobby Pleasants, George Billingsley, Harold Ellis, Doris Goodman, Berl Gary; (Front L-R) Jim McQuorter, Frank Tyndall, Lou Pritchett, Jimmy Boggs, Pat Bohan and Tweed Johnson Kia Kima Staff Picture Staff Photo https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/53c4fd802388a6f8e5b66405ed017591.tif ff8cefaf0f979024d65fad6e94de1dc4 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 1949 Title A name given to the resource 1949 Photo: Leaders of Seminole Division Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Dalstrom Papers, Special Collections Department, University of Memphis Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Licensed for use by the Kia Kima Alumni Association in this historical display. https://www.memphis.edu/libraries/special-collections/ Picture Seminole Division https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/83b0e0907ce6b53764cef132d608cdfa.pdf 2d7ff199ee9517c7f666a8f680a906a5 PDF Text Text SEM I NOLE D IV IS ION tsoy Scout Circus , I E . T. \Moshinqton Stcrdium Fridoy, hdcry 6-8 P. N4. �TWENTY.FIFTH ANNUAL STATEMENT UIIIIVHMSAT LIH'E II{SUNANCE C()MPANY FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBEN 1948 ASSETS Bonds and Stocks Mortgage Loans ,i 3I, . __.$4,084,700.40 1,227 ,461 .20 Real Estate Loans Made to Policyholders Premium Notes Cash in Banks 469,440.64 116,2>0.04 1,680.00 Agents' Balances Interest Due and Accrued N.t Llncollected and Deferred Premiums 28,004.86 35,990.43 177,829.89 361,083.6' $6,>02,44t.t1 Deduct Assets Not Admitted 104,160.01 TOTAL ADMITTED ASSETS .,. $6,398,281.10 L.'IABILITIES' . $4,236,1r2.00 24,409.87 eserve 2l,712.oo 40,29).7) Premiums Paid in Advance LJnearned Interest, Commissions, Office Expens:s, Due and Accrued for Taxes Contingency Reserve .7,892.96 6r,000.00 Reserve r -r,-.-i- --- - Capital Stock Surplus TOTAL LIABILITIES j :a 80?,420.r2 $6,,98,281.10 ,.&; .. 200,000.00 1,000,000.00 t;l ri -f i BUY "lhe finesr of fine flour'; **n '. t., & Fort lYorth, Teras Clayfrmm-ffir@wsu Co a �The 1949 D D oy Scout Cir Sffifu4 I CFH NOLE D IV IS ION ICKASAU/ COUI\XCIL, B. S. A., INC. l'lentber o.f I'he Memphis and Shelb'u Ctntnttl Comntt.tnity Chest The Seminole Divisicn of Chickasarv Council is happy to welcome yo* to the Second Boy Scout Circus. The boys who will participate in these activities are acquiring the knowledge and character which rvill enhance their contribution to the community in later years. The Scout Circus is intended to inform the parents and citizens.of Mernphis as to the neaning and purpose of the Scout movement. The proceeds derived from the circus are to be used for the purpose of providing nore adequate camping facilities for our Scouts. There are now 1226 Scouts and )16 Cub Scouts in the Seminole Division. Many L'oys remain trnrerved due to the lack in the of an adequate number of volunteer workers program. On behalf of the Board of Semirrole Division, I want to thank the rnembers of # the s:aff and all volunteer workers in whatever capacity they have served fcrr the development and indispensable contribution to the cause of Scouting. Hollis F. Price CHAIRMAN SEMINOLE DIVISION and �ATTEIqTEffiN PAMHffiTS 0p3;tS Carnp Esaarefs 5 ieme lzth KVHryKS GCOD FCOD PLENTY FUN SWIM,V{IN{G HANDICR.AFT" Regrfsfer Now ENROLL TODAY Phore 36-2216 Eodden and Cornpany TAILORS School of Designing Southern Bl[e'rd & Shade Co. L'no1eum, Window Shade:, Venetian Blinds, Rugs and Carpets and Tailoring Technclogy 546 Beale Ave. Phone 37-5425 1294 Madison Ave. Memphis, Tenn. �SHMINOLE DIVISHON{ Chickasaw Council, B.S.A., Inc. OTFICEBS ANI} MEMBENS (}F THE EXECUTI'VE B()AND T()N 1949 ()FFICENS H. F. Price Chairman J. L. Brinkley, Jr Rev. S. A. Owen -'.iF . ,-*- Vice Chairman Vice Chairman J. 17. Clarke Secretaty T. J. Toney J. A. Beauchamp Commissioner Assistant Scout Executive Field Executive F. O. Harris 'W. Gordon Morris Scout Executive Alvin Tate - Edwin Dalstrom Pres. Chickasaw Council Chairrnan Inter-Racial Committee C()MMITTEE CH^AINMEN Rev. J. A. McDaniel E. A. Teague - -- ---,--. Activities Committee ,--- Advancement R. E. Brown Committee - T' Camping. Committee F. M. Campbell E. A. Hawkins, Sr. Cubbing Committee M.,.Y/. Bonner Finance Cornmittee Civic Dr. L. A. Johnson A. B. Bland Relations Health - -- Leadership Training J, A. Hayes Committee -t?' Organizition Safety l-T Memhers-al-Large -:r'- L. O. Swingler J. W. Estet Philip tsooth T. H. R. Fitzgerald H. Weathets, St. J. G. Whitaker .s*.- R. S. Lewis, Jr. J. A. Swayze S. W. Qualls, Jr, A. W. Willis H. A. Hooks, Jr M. !7. Bonner E. L. Washburn R. J. Roddy A. A. Branch J. L. Buckner A. A. Latting Dr. G. W. West, Jr. J. A. Hayes R. J. Hawkins -:'- Sidney Murray 'r' Rev. R. L. McRae ' .,- --: C. R. Lawrence -, Utillus Phillips ; �DISTNTCT CHATNMEN ,. L-rmarron J. L. Nelson Dr. C: H. Arrowhead Shelby L. C. Sharp Ottawa P. E. Pruitt Quapaw I. Shelby County R. Emery P. J. Anderson J. E. Ford, Eastern Arkansas orth Sr. DISTNICT & Mississippi NEIGHB()NH()()D C(}MMISSI(}I{ENS CIMARRON ARRO$7HEAD Lawrence Freeman OTTAWA Robert Johnson QUAPA\X/ C. H. Harris Noble Gatlin Matthew Hilliard Rivers Ballentine R. D. Cowan G. T. Cherry C. M. \Talton F{enry Ford T. J. Loving Rodney Thomas SPECIAT C(}MMITTEES F()N SC()UT CINCUS F. M. Campbell J. L. Nelson T. J. Beauchamp A. A. Genetal Chairman Ticket Props Special Guest Branch J. \V. Clatke Mrs. Georgia S. Bryant Sales Souvenir Program - Mrs. Mable George - T. H. Fitzgetald T. J. Toney Acts Chairman R. J. Hawkins Publicity J. L. Brinkley, Jr. J. A. McDaniel Ring Master Narrator �SEMIN(}LE DI,VffiXON Chickasaw Council, B.S.A., Inc. Pack Cubmaster 100 Odell Guy 101 !7. E. Btown 102 106 Everett Toliver Gayther Myers E. A. Hawkins, Sr. Samuel E. Harris Morris Jones, Sr, 108 Obediah Rodgers 109 Emmitt Grant IW. C. Potts 103 104 10, 110 Sponsoring Institu:ion -_- 119 Arthur L. Peyton F. A. lTilliams S. M. Wyatt --Gus !ililliams, Jr Henry Ford F. M. Campbell ---- 120 \7. L. 121 Rev. Percy Shipp Prescott Fishet 112 ttl 114 ll6 ll8 122 i, ilLrj Mt. Zion Baptist Church - -- - - - --- Douglass High School Mt. pleasant Baptist Church T...tot Street School . __ -!7illiam H. .. Friendship Baptist Church Foote Homes, Tenant Association . u"'":*i"li;;;f:;:: :il::l Marion Colored High School Leath School __ Grant Schcol Manassas -- - - -High School - _ ___ __ _- Emannuel Baptist Church Florida Street School _ _porter School Hamilton High School Pamphlet __-_ person Avenue Baptist Church ,t i ,:1' 11 l. Geerer High School : ' TUIVIPKIN'S GN()CEHY COMPLiMENTS OF Groceries and Fresh }lleats o B00t{E-Ht00lils 629 POLK STREET Where Prices Are Low - - - We Deliver PHONE s-4355 TRilDT sffiO0t * Colored Owned <rnd Operoted �TOYAL 1IIE SATUTE B()Y SC()UTS 0ttDlttT InI[illr[Y They are building the solid foundation lo a fulure of good cilizenship, productive eflort with a constant slriving to raise the standard of living. Every Boy Should Be A Scout 0nGltt BnoTHEns & u0. Wholesale Exclushsely OUR 103rd YEAR Jackson, Miss Mernphis, Tenn. ntwnH{T KINII Alonzo Locke Memorial Training lnslitute Dedicated To fttl Ccrtering Needs Courses Of{ered: Dining Ccr Wciters crnd Hotel Waiters Leorn Under Guidonce of Hiqhly Troined Instructors Approved for G. I. Troining Vetercrns Poid While Troining Dcy and Night Clcrsses You Ccn Keep Right On Working At Your Regulcr Job During This Trcrining Alonzo loche l[emorial Training lnstitute 517 S. Moin Street Memphis, Tennessee PHCNE 8.4243 I �SEMIN()TE DI'VISI()N Chickasaw Gouncil, B.S.A., Inc. Troop Sponsoring Insti:ution Scoutmaster 124 Rev. Alexander t21 T. H. Green 126 T. J. Toney Gladney .= . High Marion Colored High Douglass - School School Shelby County Training School 128 M t3) N. H. Owens, Jr Louis Harrison r)4 Freddie Hicks 1)' Raymond Seay Hill's Chapel Baptrst Church 1)6 Charles Henry Friendship Baptist Church 138 140 J. D. Taylor, Sr \7. B. Couch 141 Harcy FIayes 142 Diamond Brown 143 L. D. 132 Eatly Grove Baptist Church Beulah Baptist Church .-Geeter High School Como Colored School Capleville School - Barret's Chapel School .. Fravser School Oakville Colored School Savage Compliments of WEIL BN()S. C()TT()N Phone 37-5814 SAM TONTAS Housefurnishing Compcny MILES EMPLOYMENT SERVTCE FOR BETTER COLORED EMPLOYEES 197 Beale, Room 206 John T. Miles, Mgr. Memphis, Tennessee MAIN AT POPLAR �SEMINOTE DIVISION Chickasaw Council, B.S.A., Inc. Troop Scoutmaster t44 T. L. Johnson 141 Thomas 147 Russel 148 R. B. Thompson --- -- St. James A.M.E. Church 1r0 D. O. Beautiful tr2 Adams Bailey 119 116 D. E. Thornton $filliam Golden Rev. L. H. Aldridge 1>7 Harvey Taylor l>8 Ernest tr9 J. A. McDaniel t63 James 164 'i7. L. Garmon 16' !7' L' lToodard Rev' Melvin Tolen 114 t66 Sponsoring Institution r.^ th Sherod Taylor School Coleman Chapel C.M.E. Church -.---. Springhill Baptist $Thitaker Church Ziot Baptist Church School -,- ---- St. Andrew A.M.E. Church Turrell High School Mt. Pleasant Baprist Church trast Trigg Baptist Church !7. Williams Brunswick Junior High School Bethel Presbyterian Church First Baptist Church (Chelsea) E. Green !7hite Station School - ---- Mt. Moriah Baptist Church (Florida Street) LeMoyne Gardens Tenant Association FINE, AUTOMOBITE AND GENERAT INSURANCE .: TIBERAL REAI ESTATE TOANS NEAL ESTATE SATES * E H CRUMP a & COMPANY 8-6671 t" The Sou,th's Largest Direct Writing Insurance Ageney I �SEMIN(ILE DIVISI()N Chickasaw Council, B.S.A., Inc. Troop 167 James M. Johnson r69 L. C. Laney t70 Morris Patterson t73 A. J. Warfield Odell Reedius ,- 17' _____ Benjestown School School -- Emmanuel Baptrst Chutch Mt. Moriah Baptist Church (Orange Mound) 17s Rev. Bertrand Kock 179 Hosea Montgomery 181 Elias Johnson N. T. Green .-- Hill -, Gteen 177 182 --.Brooks Avenue School Bloomfield BaPt-st Church _ -. R. J. Mairley, Sr. A. B. Owen, Jr t76 ) Sponsoring fnstituticn Scoutmaster -- Alonzo Locke School St. Augustine Catholic School -, Lane Avenue Baptist Church Hernando Coloted School .-- Thyatira and Tyto Schools Explorer Post Post 180 Meropolitan Baptist Church Leon D. Foster, Sr. WHY TAKE A CHANCE. . . Plcy Sufe-Get Your Car Checked "Complete l\4otor Anolysis On The Cloyton Dynomometer Elimincrtes All Guess Work ond Reploces Roqd Test" Wheels Bolonced crnd Aligned Where \4odern Equipment <rnd Fcrctory TrcrineC lr4en Will Assure Sqfe Driving with Perfect Alignment ond lVlcrximum Tire Wecrr Brcrke Service. "The Most Complete Alignment Service in the Mid-South" FULTER Alignmenl 835 linden Ave. at Dunlap & Brake Service Telephone 37-1646 �SEMIN()LE DIVISI()N ()F CHICKASAW C()UNCIL 1949 Boy Scout Circus Time 7:30 7:45 8:00 8:02 8:06 8: l0 8:20 8:24 8:42 9:00 9:10 9:14 9:32 9:1) l0: l0 Event Minutes Band Music, Hamilton High School Band-T. L. McClellan IN GRAND ENTRY (All Cubs 8c Scouts at half-step) fnvocation-Rev. I7. E. Ragsdale, Pasror Emanuel B. C. Speaker, Honorable, Walter Chandler ------AMERICA-Mr. L. V. Johnson OUT GRAND ENTRY (All Cubs ds Scouts at full-step) CLOWNS (2 Ttoops) !7all Scaling (8 Troops) Tower 6r Bridge Building, Clown & Dog Race Morse Signaling (10 Troops) l, 11 2 4 4 I0 4 t8 Clowns (2 Troops) .Cub Scout Parade 10 (All Cub Packs) Grand Entry (Cubs, Cubbers & Den Mothers) 4 Camplire Scene 8c Balloons, Etc Chariot Race () Troops) I t7 ? GRAND FINALE-Tent Pitching & Fire Building GOOD NIGHT!!! Show runs 2 hours l0 minutes exclusive of l) minutes Band Music Compliments of THE NATIONAL TNADE SCH()()L MHMPHIS DNUG C(). St) UTItr' PROMPT *'--,'"'ffi$ffiil :iffi' PRESCHIPTION SERVICE Fountain Service*C-o.r11g1i6s*hJ6d6ns 150 Beale Ave. Memphis, Tenn. We Deliver An Institution Approved lor Vetercrns Trcrining Anylhing Anytime Anywhere (oN THE WAY) 907 FLORIDA ST. PHONE 9-4556 �Drink rlaD:- M tx r:c. u. t. ?at ot7. Cocq-Cola Bottling Compony of Memphis Every Bite Means faste Delightl TflOGTIH,&KNOTT SERVE Operating E,Yffi,RG$0ru Liberly Cash Grocery No. 11 2454 Chelsea HAM BACON SAUSAGE Memphis Focking Co. Memphis, Tenn, Liherty Cash Grocery No. 89 1511 Park Ave. Groceries and Fresh Meals Where Prices Are Ahua'ys LctT et' �JESSE JACKSON COMPLIMENTS OF with Chalman's Dress and Wall Bollon Molor Go. Gifl Shop 380 Monroe Ave. Memphis, Tenn. AND GREETING CARDS FOR ALL OCCASIONS FLOTTERS NEV/ PACKARDS_USED CARS Phone 17-7502 860 Miss's.ippi Ave. If You Can't Find It At COMPLIMENTS A, Schwab you are better Cenlral Prescriplion Shop off without it." AND CONFECTIONERY A. SCHIIIAB We Supptry Your Entire Drug Needs 161 Beale Avenue CALL 8-5712-8-9720 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF CIub Zanzia Bar BAN-B-OUE PATACE THE FINEST FOOD IN THE WORLD ttThe House o-r Fine Foods, 237 Hernando St. Specializing-STEAKs, CHICKEN & SEA FOOD [Jniversal Life Specializing in BAR-B-Q Also The Best fce Cream in Town 136 Yance In Front of SANDV/ICHES-FOR ONLY 20c EACH 5-9653 Owned & Operated-John Denton ST()NEY'S Come in and pay u,s a visit-yourll like Then Go and Tell Your Friend,s COMPLIMENTS OF Jewelry and Watch Repairing SATISFACTION GUARANTEED H. A. HOOKS, JH. 200 So. 4th. St. Phone 8-9803 R. B. STOREY, Owner PHOTOGRAPHER it- �COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS MITCHELL'S GNILL "You'll TBI-STATE BANK OF MEMPHIS Be Delighted STith The Service" Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mitchell, ProP. PHONE Membet of Federal Deposit fnsurance Corp' 8-4241 Memphis, Tenn. 186 Beale dvenue 301 Vance Ave. MemPhis, Tennessec COMPLIMENTS Liherly Cash Grocery No. I Sl. Stephen Baptist Church SONNY'S GONE CRAZY WITH LOW PRICES s75 S. REV. & MRS. J. L. CAMPBELL Menrphis, Tenn, Thid Hayes Academy ol Arl, Inc. 964 Flodda Courses in Commercial Art and Ceramic's VETERANS ACCEPTED UNDER G.I. BILL Compliments OF RIGHTS 0f GREETINGS Jean's Barber College Apptoved under G. I. Bilt of Righrc ComPlete Courses In Day 6c Night 1041 Mississippi Batbering Classes Phones ,5'91,G'35'8994 A TAIEI{D �PATffiOffiS I\{r. Jarnes I-I. Perkins Rev. and Mr:s. A. E. Andrervs T. J. Beat:charp I.1r. 6z Ivlts. A. A. Branch I1r. Cscar Jenk ns Y\X/CA Staff I,illss Nazarine Thomas I'1rs. Lrlla Jo Gibscn M.r. iV. P. VanPelt 6{ So:rs [{r. 6r Mrs. T. J. Tcncy I,Ir. & Mrs. Otha i\4r. James Alexander M:. R. J. Ha.*kins LIr:s I\11:,lie Walker Mrs. Arlevia Davenport Mr. H. M. Carnes L{r. J. L. Br'nkley, Jr. Rev. J. A. McDaniel I.Ir. F. L. A.ustin, Sr. I.lr. 1)7. F. Nabors Lynom's Flcrist I\4r. & Mrs. E. A. Har,vkins, Sr N'Ir Robert Boyd Travel:r's Hotel Rev. and Mrs. S. Mr. and Mrs. William Martin Ballin's Departmert Siore Mr. & Mrs. L. C. Sharp Mr. M. !7. Bcnner Mrs. A1lura Stams I 1r. A. Owen & Mrs. J. E. \Walker LIrs. !a,lvcrta Ishmael Sarvyer I'4r. Johnnie Reid i\,11r. Brr-rce Boyd M..J.D. Thcmas Mr. & Mrs. T. R. Mclemote Dr. Mr. Ncble Gatlin Mr. 8c Mrs. J. T. Chandler Atty. and Mrs. A. A. Latting 'Miss Harry Mae Simons Miss I. S. Greenlee Mr. H. O. Jones, Sr. Mr. l\{ose Harris Miss Dora Todd Miss E. Toles Mrs. Orleans Polk Knox Mrs. Jennie Lane,'. Mrs. B. A. E. Callaway Miss Willean F'reeman Mrs. G. L. Gossett Mr. Earl J. Houston Mr. & Mrs. Ed Wheatley Mrs. Roxie Brown Rev. 8s Mrs. H. H. Harper Mr. P. E. Maples Mrs. Josie Cobb Mr. L. V. Jolinson Mr. & Mrs. R. B. Thompson Mr. A.'i7. Tho-prot Miss Alison Vance Mrs. Jennie Brodnax Rev. B. T. Hunt Mrs. Elois Brown Prof. H. T. Cash Mr. James Simpson Mr. Utillus Phillips Mrs. J. A. Beauchamp Mr. C. R. Lawrence Mr. O. C. Suttles Mr. & Mrs. John S. Holt Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Dalsttom Mr. F. M. Campbell Mr. Mr. R. L. Roberson Rev. J. B. \X/ebb Mr. George \i7. Anderson Dr. G. W. West, Jr. Mr. O. T. $Testbrook Mr. & Mrs. H. F. Price Miss Cornelia Crenshaw Hayes Mrs. Mable R. Gecirge M..J.R. Mr. Andrew Perry Mrs. Georgia S. Bryant Mr. Huley Webber The Esquire CIub of Memphis M..J.A. Mrs. A. S. Oates M..J.!7. Mr. J. L. Nelson Rosa Brown Bracy Greeners Department Store Mr. & Mrs. Harry Haysbert Beauchamp Mr. F. O. Haris Simpson l,liss Mery L. Buckncr M..J.T. $Tright Mr. Simon Harding 1\4r. J. D. \Tiltiams Jesse L. 6c Williams Langston Funeral Directors Clarke �SCOUT AND CUB LEADERS OF THE SEMINOLE DIVISION + L �Compiiments Ut'lII[l PRilItilIl/I flSItlHRI'Iffi Home Office: 368 Beale Phone District Office: [[ 366 Beale Phone 5-1488 8-1802 L. H. Twigg, President T; L. Spencer, District Mgr. +!ttt** ! Writing Funeral Service and Disability Insurance Wirh Its Alfiliated Undertakers T. H. HAYES & SONS S. W. OUALLS 680 S. Lauderdale Street 479 Vance Avenue Phone 5-3518 Phone 8-2181 -1 l HAYES & LANGSTON 699 N. Second Street Wilh All Telephone Equipped Ambulanccs PROMPT SERVICE DAY AND NIGHT Phone 8-?{71 �I Give To Lefioyne College Building Fund LeMOYNE COILEGE 4 A''FULLY ACCREDITED .",i jt.- - LIBERAT AHTS COTLEGE ,, S.EFVING THE TRI-STATE ARE,q ! ,,lr,i t .v .. i; * I i - is Happy'To I Circus ' '.-l Sponsor The Second 0f The Scout *' i Seminole Division. Itrle.,ii '1t'' " Congialulale The Scoulers, The: Sfafi And The Chickasaw Council 0n 'This lfloilhwhile Effort. , , -i-i.r A HOttIS F. PRICE, President e. ^&nTHUn BnLlCE, Chairmqn Board of Tmstees . Summer Session Begisttation JUNE 6.JULY 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 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 SEM I NOLE D IV IS ION tsoy Scout Circus , I . T. \Moshinqton Stcrdium Fridoy, hdcry 6-8 P. N4. E UIIIIVHMSAT LIH'E II{SUNANCE C()MPANY FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBEN 3I, 1948 ASSETS Bonds and Stocks __.$4,084,700.40 Mortgage Loans . 1,227 ,461 .20 Real Estate 469,440.64 116,2>0.04 1,680.00 Loans Made to Policyholders Premium Notes Cash in Banks 361,083.6' Agents' Balances 28,004.86 Interest Due and Accrued 35,990.43 ,i N.t Llncollected and Deferred Premiums 177,829.89 $6,>02,44t.t1 Deduct Assets Not Admitted 104,160.01 TOTAL ADMITTED ASSETS .,. $6,398,281.10 L.'IABILITIES' . $4,236,1r2.00 eserve 24,409.87 2l,712.oo 40,29).7) .7,892.96 6r,000.00 200,000.00 Premiums Paid in Advance LJnearned Interest, Commissions, Office Expens:s, Due and Accrued Reserve for Taxes Contingency Capital Stock Reserve r -r,-.-i- --- - 1,000,000.00 Surplus 80?,420.r2 TOTAL LIABILITIES $6,,98,281.10 **n j :a BUY "lhe finesr of fine flour'; Clayfrmm-ffir@wsu Coa TWENTY.FIFTH ANNUAL STATEMENT ,.&; .. t;l ri -f i & Fort lYorth, Teras '. t., The 1949 oy Scout Cir Sffifu4 I NOLE D IV IS ION CFH ICKASAU/ COUI\XCIL, B. S. A., INC. l'lentber o.f I'he Memphis and Shelb'u Ctntnttl Comntt.tnity Chest The Seminole Divisicn of Chickasarv Council is happy to welcome yo* to the Second Boy Scout Circus. The boys who will participate in these activities are acquiring the knowledge and character which rvill enhance their contribution to the community in later years. The Scout Circus is intended to inform the parents and citizens.of Mernphis as to the neaning and purpose of the Scout movement. The proceeds derived from the circus are to be used for the purpose of providing nore adequate camping facilities for our Scouts. There are now 1226 Scouts and )16 Cub Scouts in the Seminole Division. Many L'oys remain trnrerved due to the lack of an adequate number of volunteer workers in the program. On behalf of the Board of Semirrole Division, I want to thank the rnembers of the s:aff and all volunteer workers in whatever capacity they have served and fcrr the development and indispensable contribution to the cause of Scouting. Hollis F. Price CHAIRMAN SEMINOLE DIVISION # D D Carnp Esaarefs SWIM,V{IN{G HANDICR.AFT" ATTEIqTEffiN PAMHffiTS 0p3;tS 5 KVHryKS Regrfsfer Now ieme lzth GCOD FCOD PLENTY FUN Eodden and Cornpany TAILORS School of Designing and Tailoring Technclogy Phore 36-2216 Southern Bl[e'rd & Shade Co. L'no1eum, Window Shade:, Venetian Blinds, Rugs and Carpets ENROLL TODAY 546 Beale Ave. Phone 37-5425 1294 Madison Ave. Memphis, Tenn. SHMINOLE DIVISHON{ Chickasaw Council, B.S.A., Inc. OTFICEBS ANI} MEMBENS (}F THE EXECUTI'VE B()AND T()N 1949 ()FFICENS H. F. Price Chairman J. L. Brinkley, Jr Vice Chairman Rev. S. A. Owen Vice Chairman J. 17. Clarke Secretaty T. J. Toney Commissioner J. A. Beauchamp Assistant Scout Executive F. O. Harris Field Executive 'W. Gordon Morris Scout Executive Alvin Tate - Pres. Chickasaw Council Edwin Dalstrom Chairrnan Inter-Racial Committee C()MMITTEE CH^AINMEN Rev. J. A. McDaniel Activities Committee E. A. Teague - -- ---,--. ,--- Advancement Committee - T' R. E. Brown A. B. Bland J, A. Hayes Camping. Committee F. M. Campbell Civic Relations E. A. Hawkins, Sr. Cubbing Committee M.,.Y/. Bonner Finance Cornmittee Dr. L. A. Johnson Health - -- Leadership Training Committee -t?' Organizition Safety l-T Memhers-al-Large L. O. Swingler -:r'- J. W. Estet Philip tsooth T. H. Fitzgerald R. H. Weathets, St. J. G. Whitaker .s*.- R. S. Lewis, Jr. S. W. Qualls, Jr, H. A. Hooks, Jr M. !7. Bonner R. J. Roddy J. L. Buckner J. A. Swayze A. W. Willis E. L. Washburn Sidney Murray A. A. Branch A. A. Latting Dr. G. W. West, Jr. J. A. Hayes R. J. Hawkins Rev. R. L. McRae C. R. Lawrence Utillus Phillips ; -:'- 'r' ' .,- --: -, -'.iF . ,-*- DISTNTCT CHATNMEN ,. J. L. Nelson L-rmarron Dr. C: H. Shelby Arrowhead L. C. Sharp P. E. Pruitt I. R. Emery Ottawa Quapaw Shelby County P. J. Anderson J. E. Ford, Sr. Eastern Arkansas orth Mississippi DISTNICT & NEIGHB()NH()()D C(}MMISSI(}I{ENS CIMARRON Lawrence Freeman Matthew Hilliard C. M. \Talton ARRO$7HEAD Robert Johnson Rivers Ballentine F{enry Ford Rodney Thomas QUAPA\X/ C. H. Harris R. D. Cowan T. J. Loving OTTAWA Noble Gatlin G. T. Cherry SPECIAT C(}MMITTEES F()N SC()UT CINCUS F. M. Campbell Genetal Chairman J. L. Nelson Ticket Sales T. J. Beauchamp Props A. A. Branch J. \V. Clatke Special Guest Souvenir Program Mrs. Georgia S. Bryant - Mrs. Mable George - T. H. Fitzgetald T. J. Toney Acts Chairman R. J. Hawkins Publicity J. L. Brinkley, Jr. Ring Master J. A. McDaniel Narrator SEMIN(}LE DI,VffiXON Chickasaw Council, B.S.A., Inc. Pack 100 101 102 103 104 10, 106 108 109 110 112 ttl 114 ll6 ll8 119 120 121 122 Everett Toliver Gayther Myers Cubmaster Odell Guy !7. E. Btown Emmitt Grant Sponsoring Institu:ion Mt. Zion Baptist Church i, ilLrj - -- - - - --- Douglass High School Mt. pleasant Baptist Church T...tot Street School E. A. Hawkins, Sr. Samuel E. Harris Morris Jones, Sr, Obediah Rodgers -_- __ Friendship Baptist Church -!7illiam H. Foote Homes, Tenant Association . .. . u"'":*i"li;;;f:;:: :il::l Marion Colored High School F. A. lTilliams Arthur L. Peyton IW. C. Potts Henry Ford Leath School __ Grant Schcol -- - - -- Manassas High School - _ ___ __ _- Emannuel Baptist Church S. M. Wyatt --- Gus !ililliams, Jr F. M. Campbell ---- _ _porter School \7. L. Pamphlet Rev. Percy Shipp Prescott Fishet Hamilton High School __-_ person Avenue Baptist Church - Geerer High School ,:1' 11 l. ' COMPLiMENTS OF TUIVIPKIN'S GN()CEHY Groceries and Fresh }lleats o B00t{E-Ht00lils TRilDT sffiO0t 629 POLK STREET Where Prices Are Low - - - We Deliver PHONE s-4355 * Colored Owned <rnd Operoted Florida Street School ,t i : TOYAL 1IIE SATUTE 0ttDlttT B()Y SC()UTS ntwnH{T They are building the solid foundation lo a fulure of good cilizenship, productive eflort with a constant slriving to raise the standard of living. Every Boy Should Be A Scout 0nGltt BnoTHEns & u0. Wholesale Exclushsely OUR 103rd YEAR Mernphis, Tenn. Jackson, Miss InI[illr[Y KINII Alonzo Locke Memorial Training lnslitute Dedicated To fttl Ccrtering Needs Courses Of{ered: Dining Ccr Wciters crnd Hotel Waiters Leorn Under Guidonce of Hiqhly Troined Instructors Approved for G. I. Troining Vetercrns Poid While Troining Dcy and Night Clcrsses You Ccn Keep Right On Working At Your Regulcr Job During This Trcrining Alonzo loche l[emorial Training lnstitute 517 S. Moin Street PHCNE 8.4243 Memphis, Tennessee I SEMIN()TE DI'VISI()N Chickasaw Gouncil, B.S.A., Inc. Troop 124 t21 126 128 M 132 t3) r)4 1)' 1)6 138 140 141 142 143 T. H. Green T. J. Toney Scoutmaster Rev. Alexander Gladney .= . - Douglass High School Sponsoring Insti:ution Marion Colored High School Shelby County Training School N. H. Owens, Jr Louis Harrison Eatly Grove Baptist Church Beulah Baptist Church Freddie Hicks Raymond Seay Charles Henry .-Geeter High School Hill's Chapel Baptrst Church Friendship Baptist Church J. D. Taylor, Sr \7. B. Couch Como Colored School Capleville School Harcy FIayes - Barret's Chapel School Diamond Brown .. Fravser School L. D. Savage Oakville Colored School Compliments of WEIL BN()S. C()TT()N Phone 37-5814 MILES EMPLOYMENT SERVTCE Housefurnishing Compcny MAIN AT POPLAR FOR BETTER COLORED EMPLOYEES 197 Beale, Room 206 John T. Miles, Mgr. Memphis, Tennessee SAM TONTAS SEMINOTE DIVISION Chickasaw Council, B.S.A., Inc. Troop t44 141 147 148 1r0 tr2 119 114 116 1>7 l>8 tr9 t63 164 16' t66 Scoutmaster T. L. Johnson Sponsoring Institution r.^th School Thomas Sherod Coleman Chapel C.M.E. Church Russel Taylor -.---. Springhill Baptist Church R. B. Thompson D. O. $Thitaker Adams Bailey D. E. Thornton $filliam Golden --- -- St. James A.M.E. Church Beautiful Ziot Baptist Church School -,- ---- St. Andrew A.M.E. Church Turrell High School Rev. L. H. Aldridge Mt. Pleasant Baprist Church trast Trigg Baptist Church Brunswick Junior High School Bethel Presbyterian Church First Baptist Church (Chelsea) !7hite Station School Ernest !7. Williams Harvey Taylor J. A. McDaniel James E. Green 'i7. L. Garmon !7' L' lToodard - ---- Mt. Moriah Baptist Church (Florida Street) Rev' Melvin Tolen LeMoyne Gardens Tenant Association FINE, AUTOMOBITE AND GENERAT INSURANCE .: TIBERAL REAI ESTATE TOANS NEAL ESTATE SATES * Ea H CRUMP & COMPANY 8-6671 t" The Sou,th's Largest Direct Writing Insurance Ageney I SEMIN(ILE DIVISI()N Chickasaw Council, B.S.A., Inc. Troop 167 r69 t70 t73 17' t76 177 17s 179 181 182 Scoutmaster Sponsoring fnstituticn James M. Johnson _____ _ --.Brooks Avenue School L. C. Laney Bloomfield BaPt-st Church Morris Patterson -. Benjestown School -, Gteen Hill School Odell Reedius ,- -- Emmanuel Baptrst Chutch A. J. Warfield R. J. Mairley, Sr. A. B. Owen, Jr Rev. Bertrand Kock -- Alonzo Locke School Mt. Moriah Baptist Church (Orange Mound) St. Augustine Catholic School Hernando Coloted School Hosea Montgomery -, Lane Avenue Baptist Church Elias Johnson .-- .-- N. T. Green Thyatira and Tyto Schools Explorer Post Post 180 Leon D. Foster, Sr. Meropolitan Baptist Church WHY TAKE A CHANCE. . . Plcy Sufe-Get Your Car Checked "Complete l\4otor Anolysis On The Cloyton Dynomometer Elimincrtes All Guess Work ond Reploces Roqd Test" Wheels Bolonced crnd Aligned Where \4odern Equipment <rnd Fcrctory TrcrineC lr4en Will Assure Sqfe Driving with Perfect Alignment ond lVlcrximum Tire Wecrr Brcrke Service. "The Most Complete Alignment Service in the Mid-South" FULTER Alignmenl & Brake Service 835 linden Ave. at Dunlap Telephone 37-1646 ) Time 7:30 7:45 8:00 8:02 8:06 8: l0 8:20 8:24 8:42 SEMIN()LE DIVISI()N ()F CHICKASAW C()UNCIL 1949 Boy Scout Circus Event Band Music, Hamilton High School Band-T. L. McClellan AMERICA-Mr. L. V. Johnson OUT GRAND ENTRY (All Cubs ds Scouts at full-step) CLOWNS (2 Ttoops) !7all Scaling (8 Troops) Tower 6r Bridge Building, Clown & Dog Race Morse Signaling (10 Troops) Minutes IN GRAND ENTRY (All Cubs 8c Scouts at half-step) 11 fnvocation-Rev. I7. E. Ragsdale, Pasror Emanuel B. C. l, t8 10 4 Speaker, Honorable, Walter Chandler ------- 2 4 4 0 4 I 9:00 9:10 Clowns (2 Troops) .Cub Scout Parade (All Cub Packs) Grand Entry (Cubs, Cubbers & Den Mothers) 9:14 Camplire Scene 8c Balloons, Etc 9:32 9:1) l0: l0 Chariot Race () Troops) ? I GRAND FINALE-Tent Pitching & Fire Building GOOD NIGHT!!! t7 Show runs 2 hours l0 minutes exclusive of l) minutes Band Music Compliments of St) UTItr' MHMPHIS DNUG C(). THE NATIONAL TNADE SCH()()L :iffi' PROMPT *'--,'"'ffi$ffiil PRESCHIPTION SERVICE Fountain Service*C-o.r11g1i6s*hJ6d6ns 150 Beale Ave. Memphis, Tenn. We Deliver Anylhing Anytime Anywhere An Institution Approved lor Vetercrns Trcrining (oN THE WAY) 907 FLORIDA ST. PHONE 9-4556 Drink rlaD:- M tx r:c. u. t. ?at ot7. Cocq-Cola Bottling Compony of Memphis Every Bite Means faste Delightl SERVE TflOGTIH,&KNOTT E,Yffi,RG$0ru HAM BACON SAUSAGE Operating Liberly Cash Grocery No. 11 2454 Chelsea 1511 Park Ave. Groceries and Fresh Meals Liherty Cash Grocery No. 89 Memphis Focking Co. Memphis, Tenn, Where Prices Are Ahua'ys LctT et' Wall Bollon Molor Go. JESSE JACKSON with 380 Monroe Ave. Memphis, Tenn. NEV/ PACKARDS_USED CARS Phone 17-7502 COMPLIMENTS OF Chalman's Dress and Gifl Shop FLOTTERS AND GREETING CARDS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 860 Miss's.ippi Ave. If You Can't Find It At A, Schwab you are better off without it." A. SCHIIIAB 161 Beale Avenue Cenlral Prescriplion Shop COMPLIMENTS AND CONFECTIONERY We Supptry Your Entire Drug Needs CALL 8-5712-8-9720 COMPLIMENTS OF CIub Zanzia Bar ttThe House o-r Fine Foods, Specializing-STEAKs, CHICKEN & SEA FOOD Also The Best fce Cream in Town 136 Yance 5-9653 Owned & Operated-John Denton COMPLIMENTS OF BAN-B-OUE PATACE THE FINEST FOOD IN THE WORLD 237 Hernando St. In Front of [Jniversal Life Specializing in BAR-B-Q SANDV/ICHES-FOR ONLY 20c EACH Come in and pay u,s a visit-yourll like it- Then Go and Tell Your Friend,s ST()NEY'S Jewelry and Watch Repairing SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 200 So. 4th. St. Phone 8-9803 R. B. STOREY, Owner H. A. HOOKS, JH. COMPLIMENTS OF PHOTOGRAPHER COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS MITCHELL'S GNILL TBI-STATE BANK "You'll Be Delighted STith The Service" Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mitchell, ProP. PHONE 8-4241 301 Vance Ave. MemPhis, Tennessec OF MEMPHIS Membet of Federal Deposit fnsurance Corp' 186 Beale dvenue Memphis, Tenn. Liherly Cash Grocery No. I COMPLIMENTS Sl. Stephen Baptist Church SONNY'S GONE CRAZY WITH LOW PRICES REV. & MRS. J. L. CAMPBELL s75 S. Thid Menrphis, Tenn, Hayes Academy ol Arl, Inc. 964 Flodda Courses in Commercial Art and Ceramic's VETERANS ACCEPTED UNDER G.I. BILL OF RIGHTS Compliments 0f GREETINGS Jean's Barber College A TAIEI{D Apptoved under G. I. Bilt of Righrc ComPlete Courses In Batbering Day 6c Night Classes 1041 Mississippi Phones ,5'91,G'35'8994 I\{r. Jarnes I-I. Perkins Rev. and Mr:s. A. E. Andrervs Y\X/CA Staff M.r. iV. P. VanPelt 6{ So:rs i\4r. James Alexander Mrs. Arlevia Davenport Mr. H. M. Carnes Lynom's Flcrist Travel:r's Hotel Mr. and Mrs. William Martin Ballin's Departmert Siore Mrs. A1lura Stams Greeners Department Store Mr. & Mrs. Harry Haysbert Mr. & Mrs. T. R. Mclemote 'Miss Harry Mae Simons Miss Dora Todd Mrs. Jennie Lane,'. Miss Willean F'reeman Mrs. Roxie Brown Mrs. Josie Cobb Miss Alison Vance Mrs. Jennie Brodnax Mrs. Elois Brown Mrs. J. A. Beauchamp Mr. & Mrs. John S. Holt Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Dalsttom Rev. J. B. \X/ebb Mr. & Mrs. H. F. Price Mrs. Mable R. Gecirge Mrs. Georgia S. Bryant M..J.A. Beauchamp Mr. F. O. Haris PATffiOffiS I 1r. T. J. Beat:charp I.1r. 6z Ivlts. A. A. Branch I,illss Nazarine Thomas [{r. 6r Mrs. T. J. Tcncy M:. R. J. Ha.*kins L{r. J. L. Br'nkley, Jr. Rev. J. A. McDaniel I\4r. & Mrs. E. A. Har,vkins, Sr Rev. and Mrs. S. A. Owen Mr. & Mrs. L. C. Sharp Mr. M. !7. Bcnner Dr. & Mrs. J. E. \Walker Mr. Ncble Gatlin Mr. 8c Mrs. J. T. Chandler Atty. and Mrs. A. A. Latting Miss I. S. Greenlee Miss E. Toles Mrs. B. A. E. Callaway Mrs. G. L. Gossett Rev. 8s Mrs. H. H. Harper Mr. L. V. Jolinson Mr. & Mrs. R. B. Thompson Rev. B. T. Hunt Prof. H. T. Cash Mr. C. R. Lawrence Mr. F. M. Campbell Mr. R. L. Roberson Mr. George \i7. Anderson Miss Cornelia Crenshaw M..J.R. Simpson Mr. Huley Webber Mrs. A. S. Oates Mr. J. L. Nelson LIrs. !a,lvcrta Ishmael I1r. Cscar Jenk ns I'1rs. Lrlla Jo Gibscn I,Ir. & Mrs. Otha Sarvyer LIr:s I\11:,lie Walker I.Ir. F. L. A.ustin, Sr. I.lr. 1)7. F. Nabors N'Ir Robert Boyd I'4r. Johnnie Reid i\,11r. Brr-rce Boyd M..J.D. Thcmas l,liss Mery L. Buckncr M..J.T. $Tright Mr. Simon Harding Mr. H. O. Jones, Sr. Mr. l\{ose Harris Mrs. Orleans Polk Knox Mr. Earl J. Houston Mr. & Mrs. Ed Wheatley Mr. P. E. Maples Mr. A.'i7. Tho-prot 1\4r. J. D. \Tiltiams Mr. James Simpson Mr. Utillus Phillips Mr. O. C. Suttles Mr. Jesse L. Williams Dr. G. W. West, Jr. Mr. O. T. $Testbrook Hayes 6c Langston Funeral Directors Mr. Andrew Perry The Esquire CIub of Memphis M..J.!7. Clarke Rosa Brown Bracy SCOUT AND CUB LEADERS OF THE SEMINOLE DIVISION + L Compiiments Ut'lII[l PRilItilIl/I flSItlHRI'Iffi [[ Home Office: 368 Beale Phone 8-1802 L. H. Twigg, President T. H. HAYES & SONS 680 S. Lauderdale Street Phone 5-3518 District Office: 366 Beale Phone 5-1488 T; L. Spencer, District Mgr. S. W. OUALLS 479 Vance Avenue Phone 8-2181 +!ttt** HAYES & LANGSTON 699 N. Second Street Phone 8-?{71 Wilh All Telephone Equipped Ambulanccs PROMPT SERVICE DAY AND NIGHT -1 ! Writing Funeral Service and Disability Insurance Wirh Its Alfiliated Undertakers l I Give To Lefioyne College Building Fund LeMOYNE COILEGE 4 A''FULLY ACCREDITED .",i - LIBERAT AHTS COTLEGE jt.- ,, S.EFVING THE TRI-STATE ARE,q ,,lr,i ! i; i t I - ' '.-l is Happy'To Sponsor The Second Scout *' i Circus 0f The Seminole Division. Itrle.,ii '1t'' " Congialulale The Scoulers, The: Sfafi And The Chickasaw Council 0n 'This , , lfloilhwhile Effort. A HOttIS F. PRICE, President e. ^&nTHUn BnLlCE, Chairmqn Board of Tmstees . Summer Session Begisttation JUNE 6.JULY 15 I .v .. * -i-i.r 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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Title A name given to the resource 1949c Photo: Kia Kima and Miramichee Staff Inside Thunderbird Lodge Description An account of the resource Frank Simonton on left Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Old Kia Kima Preservation Association 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 1949 Camp Miramichee Camp Miramichee Staff Frank Simonton Kia Kima Staff Old Kia Kima Preservation Association Picture Stonework Architecture Thunderbird Lodge (Salomon Lodge) https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/4844b4e3cdb154addac4dcb089f7d0dc.tiff 74647e7492d8205574bd1d57d3e6f5a2 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 Chickasah Lodge #406 Description An account of the resource Contains items related to Chickasah Lodge #406, Order of the Arrow. <br /><em>See also </em> <a href="https://kiakimamuseum.org/collections/show/15">Chickasah Lodge <i>Thunderbird</i> Newsletters</a> 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 1949 Title A name given to the resource 1949c. Photo: Kia Kima Chickasah Lodge Ceremonialists Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived David Fleming Description An account of the resource Otto Johnson, Bobby Harriss, Lou Pritchett American Indian Chickasah Lodge Kia Kima Order of the Arrow Picture https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/a3b2e3146783951bcc5b1a24294580a9.pdf f329ab2e569a10f7903a33da6e99ad71 PDF Text Text ' .ii fl .u r$ * $ MUMPIIIS PRFISS-SCIM(IAR, Thurstlny, !)eeember 14, lgd0 rit $I s fi *i $s fr .9* ft E 14 Yeors Priee Hike Fon of Service fo Seoufing futrilk Erirrgs x fi & H s B I f; fi ft 6 x $ f, E : i ; 4 { T ] I i $ Protests Moyor Studies Court Step Rising prices and odd-sized bot- tles are souring some Memphis people on milk. Reactions to a penny-a-quart increase, the second in three months, include a suggested boycott try h'ousewives and an investigation by city attorney of price increases. A court test of the legality nf third-quart bottles has also been suggested. in the generai ferment. ei*y Attorney Studies Hike t J ,.{ d * milk d I I effective and one x I Overton { r: i rl iarrier. In background is Alvin Tate, president of tion "The ,.$ . sa.id- StafI Fhoto -Press-Scimitar J. W. Clarke (left) receives the Silver Beaver Awar:': of the years of service to Scouting, to Boy Scouts of America for his 14 boys and to his community. Ed Dalstronr, Scout leader, made the presentation at LeMoyne Collige Clarks is a Potal Service letter Mayor hecoms a tn- Council. au- (Irtl eft School Chickasaw which consists of 1 1-3 acres to J. W. Hamilton for $650 and turned down a. offer of $100 to purchase � 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 MEMPHIS PRESS-SCIMITAR, Thursday, December 14, 1950 Price Hike For Milk Brings Protests Mayor Studies Court Step Rising prices and odd-sized bottles are souring some Memphis people on milk. Reactions to a penny-a-quart increase, the second in three months, include a suggested boycott by h"ousewives and an investigation by city attorney of price increases. A court test of the legality of third-quart bottles has also been suggested in the general ferment. City Attorney Studies Hike City· Attorney Frank Gianotti has been asked by Mayor Overton to "see if there is anything the city can do to prevent the increased price of milk in Memphis." Mayor Overton has called the 1-cent-a-quart price raise !or milk effective Saturday "ai:bitrary" and "agreed to behind closed doors with no one representing the public present." 7 4 Years of Service_ to Scouting -Press-Scimitar Stall Photo J. W. Clarke Cleft) receives the Silver Beaver Awar·' of the Boy Scouts of America for his 14 years of service to Scouting, to boys and to his community. Ed Dalstrom, Scout leader, made the presentation at LeMoyne College. Clarks is a Pot.al Service letter carrier. In background is .Alvin Tate, president of Chickasaw Council. Mayor Overton said he predicted "months ago" that federal regulation of milk would result in increased prices. "The Mid-South Milk Producers I Association and the federal au-B fl ff 5 h I which consists of 1 1-3 acres to J. l thorities denied this," Mayor Over- ar e ( 00 W. Hamilton for $650 and turned tnn ,.,..;n_ "It has become a realitv _ ••~---~__JL.:d::.:o::cwc-.:::n.;an offer of '$100 to purcha~~ 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 1950 Title A name given to the resource 1950 (12/14/1950) Press-Scimitar: J.W. Clarke 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/a9294935a5921a2c91e151bb12d5c201.pdf 08eaa84ccd622d694f58380955e96d48 PDF Text Text .. . CJ-JJCJ(;\S;\\;'/ COUi'IC JL - , Bv Sv f\v ~ jj\j(v J\;1 EJ'vlPJ-J J S~ TE J\I J\I v The Second National Jamboree of the Boy Scouts of America will be held at Valley For ge State Park , Pennsy~vania from June 30th through July 6th, 1950. Y.:J.l ey Forge is an immortal symbol of the spirit which won independe nce for the General George Washing ton and his ragged Continent al Army began U1~i ted States. their long winter encampmen t at Valley Forge on December 19, 1777 and remai ned on The story of their tl.::~s site throughou t the bitter we;i.ther until June 19 i 1778. Log huts 0 . . America. of epic great the s'-.Jfering and ha::.·dship is apart of now indicate the • • o Arrey heroic tbe by used :i:- ~storat ion s of the flimsy shelters heroes. nary Revolutio these by t;;pe of housing which was used In the . shad.ow of these huts the four Jainbo::-ee Tro ops of Chickasaw Cnu.ncil iv.ill Ca.Jll?! duri11.g the Second National J auboree . Jll'e.ch Troop will consi st o "': four patrols of 8 S.::outs each , a Senior Pab'•Jl Leader , t wo Assistant ScoutThe Counci l ~s conm~ster s, one Scoutmast er , a total o f 36 Scout~ and Leaders. Troops and Posts 161 now are there t:;.ngent is based on one Scout per T:coop. As attend. may s Leader in the Council it is possible that 161 Scouts and Prior to the opening of the Jamboree there wi ll be a three-day training period at Valley Forge. This pre-train ing period will s tart on June 27th a nd end June 30th. Jamboree Tro ops will do real honest to goodne ss camping - they will pitch their own tents , cook their own food and have a wonderful time living in the open. :Sut this is only the begi nning , fo r there will be many fine events of real intere s t to Scout s and Leaders. Some of these will be : 1. Arena Shows - tremendou s display s of pagentry , historica l drama and Scouting ski ll s presented in th e Jamboree Arena by r epresenta tives of all Regions. 2. An Independe nce Day celebra tion to include a huge evening show in the Arena c apped off by a magnifice nt fireworks displ ay . 3. Sectional c ampfi res where the best of our Scout t a lent will par t icipate as well as other well known ent ert ainers. 4. A special gui ded tour of Philadelp hia' s Historic landmark s , the Liberty Bell , etc . The cost of this tour will be in.eluded in the Jamboree Fee. 5. Tours of Valley Forge and it s environs. And SWAPPING - in the Fir st Jamboree swapping took place fast and furiou sly whenever Sco uts of different sections of the nation got together. Horned frogs from Texas , coon t ails from Tennessee , uniforms, butt ons , camp emblems, etc ., wer e the medium of exchange and fun . There will be plenty of swapping at Va lley Forge L �-2CELEBRITIES - There will be many nationa l men of promine nce who will visit the Camp - more about this later. TRANSPORTATION - It is planned for all uni ts to travel by special bus. t, Plans call for brief stops at Washing ton, Gettysbu rg and other points of interes en route. LENGTH OF TRIP - Approxi mately fourteen days - from June 25th, through July 8th, 1950. REGISTRATION FEES - To insure a place in a Jambore e Troop a Scout must the registe r and pay the registra tion fee of $10.00 by March 1, 1950, as this is first be will it 1st March er Aft held. date to which all Council reserva tions are a for tions reserva hold not come, first served, and the Nationa l Council will as Local Council . Therefo re, it i s advisab le to get your reserva.tions in as so on p:>ssibl e. COST - Due to many uncerta in factors of expense it is not possible at d the present time to determin e the exact cost per Scout. However , it is estimate cost final the When person. per that the cost will bo between $140.00 and $150.00 is learned it will be sent out immedia t ely to everybod y int erested . DISTRICT PARTICIPATION - Until February 1 5th all Distric ts will be entitled to an equal number of r eser vati ons for the J amboree - after that time . those who have applied first will be placed on the list until our quota i s reached Only once in the averae;e Scout t s lif etine ~...£Qx does he have the oppo rtunity to attend a Nationa l Jambore e; to enjoy the thrill of camping with ground, to receive the 40~000 other Scouts from all par ts of America on historic do educatio n and t a ke advantag e of the fun such a gala event provide s. You will in part take to em a really big favor to your Scouts by helping and encourag ing th ay l to started this never-to -be-forgot ton experien ce. NOW is the time to get fo:r plans for financin g the trip - to get your reserva tions in and insure places your boys. � 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 .. . CJ-JJCJ(;\S;\\;'/ COUi'IC JL --, Bv Sv f\v ~ jj\j(v J\;1 EJ'v l PJ-J J S~ TE J\I J\I v The Second National Jamboree of the Boy Scouts of America will be held at Valley Forg e State Park , Pennsy~vania from June 30th through July 6th, 1950. Y.:J.l ey For g e is an immortal symbol of the spirit which won independence for the U1~i ted States. General George Washing ton and his ragged Continental Army began their long winter encampment at Valley Forge on Decembe r 19, 1777 and remai ned on tl.::~s site througho ut the bitter we;i.ther until June 19 i 1778. The story of their s'-.Jfering and ha::.·dship is apart of the great epic of America. Log huts 0 .. :i:- ~storat ion s of the flimsy shelters used by tbe heroic Arrey o •• now indicate the t;;pe of housing which was used by these Revolutionary hero es. In the . shad.ow of these huts the four Jainbo::-ee Troops of Chickasaw Cnu.ncil iv.ill Ca.Jll?! duri11.g the Second National J a uboree . Jll'e.ch Troop will consi s t o "': four patrols of 8 S.::outs each , a Senior Pab'•Jl Leader , t wo Assistant Sc outm~ ster s, one Scoutmaster , a total o f 36 Scout~ and Leaders. The Counc i l ~s cont:;. ngent is based on o ne Scout per T:c oop. As there are now 161 Troops and Posts in the Council it is possible that 161 Scouts and Leader s may attend. Prior to the opening of the Jamboree there wi ll be a three-day training period at Valley Forge. This pre-training period will s tart on June 27th a nd end June 30th. Jamboree Tro ops will do real honest to goodne ss c amping - they will pitch their own tents , cook their own food and have a wonderful time living in the open. :Su t this is only the begi n ning , fo r there will be many fine events of real interes t to Scout s and Leaders. Some of these will be : 1. Arena Shows - tremendous displays of pagentry , historical drama and Scouting skills p resented in the Jamboree Arena by r epresentativ es of all Regions. 2. An Independence Day celebra tion to include a huge evening show in the Arena c apped off by a magnificent fireworks displ ay. 3. Sectional c ampfi res where the best of our Scout t a lent will par t icipate as well as other well known ent ert ainers. 4. A special gui ded tour of Philadelphia' s Historic landmark s , the Liberty Bell , etc. The cost of this tour will be in.eluded in the Jamboree Fee. 5 . Tours of Valley Forge and it s environs. And SWAPPING - in the Fir s t Jamboree swapping took place fast and furiou sly whenever Sco uts of different sections of the nation g ot together. Horned frogs from Texas , coon t a ils from Tennessee , uniforms, buttons , camp emblems, etc ., wer e the med ium of exchange and fun. There will be plenty of s wapping at Va lley Forge L -2- CELEBRITIES - There will be many national me n of prominence who will visit the Camp - more about this later. TRANSPORTATION - It is planned for all uni ts to travel by special bus. Plans call for brief stops at Washington, Gettysburg and other points of interest, en route. LENGTH OF TRIP - Approximately fourteen days - from June 25th, through July 8th, 1950. REGISTRATION FEES - To insure a place in a Jamboree Troop a Scout must register and pay the registration fee of $10.00 by March 1, 1950, as this is the date to which all Council reservations are held. Afte r March 1st it will be first come, first served, and the National Council will not hold reservations for a Local Council. Therefore, it i s advisable to get your reserva.tions in as so on as p:>ssibl e. COST - Due to many uncertain factors of expense it is not possible at the present time to determine the exact cost per Scout. However, it is estimated that the cost will bo between $140.00 and $150.00 per person. When the final cost is learned it will be sent out immediately to everybody interested . DISTRICT PARTICI PATION - Until F ebruary 1 5th all Districts will be entitled to an equal number of r eser v ati ons for the J amboree - after that time those who have applied first will be placed on the list until our quota i s reached. Only once in the averae;e Scout t s life tine ~...£Qx does he have the oppo rtunity to attend a National Jamboree; to enjoy the thrill o f camping with 40~000 other Scouts from all parts of America on historic ground, to receive the education and t a ke advantage of the fun such a gala event provides. You will do a really big favor to your Scouts by helping and encouraging th em to take part in this never-to-be-forgot ton experience. NOW is the time to get started - to l ay plans for financing the trip - to get your reserva tions in and insure places fo:r your boys. 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 1950 Title A name given to the resource 1950 Chickasaw Council National Jamboree Recruitment Letter 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 Ken Humphreys Event National Jamboree https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/c5b0cff31f390ecf6141e2207599b91a.pdf 021878cf0bd36db9a86a9ef062b8391b PDF Text Text Fen( 0·539 REGION No.... JL ..... COUNCIL No.. Ji!HL APPLICATION for RENEWAL of LOCAL COUNCIL CHARTER for the Year Beginning July 1, 19 51 NA'rIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. The ........................ ~!i}l;;w.,g;,f;:W......................................................................................Council, Boy Scouts of America, with (Name of Council) headquarters at ........4U1 ...J,[..,.c~-.f~J,~!tt;;··········· ... ... . .-~.:iH!;;~r·J··· .'.t'mll:i... . i's~i~)· ............ . and having jurisdiction over (indicate entire Area) ....She~ ....Os:illl:l.*'1, .... Te:m:i..., .....t'lll....IOO:ll.o.1 .... Ta:l>f3 t l?.lll:tltiWl....Cpm:l:.iA11tl., ...}/li.'l$•.... ~~~···0;r.i;;n~w, .~111.,,.... '1,lJ. ..p.,.~~w,.. ~tgr:) ....................... . t«.l.Dfiim ...h@;l.:f...•o.:f. ... ttr.1.t.:li.!i!:!i!iil.t1~ ....~wt;r.#····i.:rk ......................................................................................................................... hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July 1, 1951. In justification of this application, the accompanying reports of accomplishments and progress in 1950 and Objectives for 1951 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 XII, Section 2, Clause 3. This application and record of progress were reviewed and approved by the Council or Executive ..........................19 ... l'$l., at which meeting a Board at a duly called meeting on........................ J.M.l<oo ... :Z.G.1 .... quorum was present and the Council specifically accepted its obligation to cooperate loyally 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 Scours of America. Signed .11./~da."'.'!..ll161.~k~ .... Scout Executive . /2d~at . . 1~~··7····· ~:J.J £LL.bo,GJtL. ,,. ·'. ".'·""'J c .. BOY SCOUTS . . _) ... ) Pre~1dent .! . . 'rreasuret ..... ;-.· /} %o .•. OF AMERICA (Incorporated February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.) 320010~0 �1. On Decc1nber 31, 1950, we had ...... lff. ...... "Chartered Institutions" in our territory, each of which sponsored 011e or more Scouting Units. At the same time the membership of our Council was composed of ----·---1'7~--------- "Institutiorial Representatives" and ........ 26l;L ...... "Members at Large". To insure the representative character of the Council the various community interests and major religious groups in our terri_ tory are represented on the Council and Executive Board as follows: . . Council only (check) : Religious ........;&---------------; EducationaL ........9 ............ ; Labor. ....... -:K--------------; Civic..........,_ ............. ; Business ............ ~ ......... ; Farm ....... ·3'-·············· (Give number of each) : Jewish........ 1~---------; Catholic...... 21 ......... ; Protestant.. .... AQ0....... ; Other.. ....O........... .. Council Exec. Board (Give number of each) : Jewish ........:o ........... ;. Catholic. ....... -fil ......... ; Protestant...... ilS---------; Other.. ....()- D Yes D. Yes 2. Amendments to our Constitution and By-Laws were adopted in 1950. These amendments have been approved by the National Council. Iii 0 No No (If not, attach copies.) ;. We provide regular Commissioner service by personal visit to .......224 ......Units out of a total oL ......US-....Units in the Council. 4. During 1950 there were....l...... meetings of our Council and .......... meetings of our Executive Board. District Committees met monthly, (except July and August) during 1950, in ......4'. ..... of our Districts, and the rest averaged.JL.meetings. Roundtables were held monthly in .....!L....of our Districts. The remaining Districts averaged .........l!L......Roundtables. 5. Officers and members of Council serve one year beginning J'Q#··li,- ..J.5l).nnual meeting is in month of..... l')lrjiQ!i)llibi!>:t".. .. ............ .Districts 6. This Council has........... $.... .. ........organized DistrictS with functioning District Committees. There are... . yet to be organized. Of these we will organize ............... .in 1951... .......@....... Districts are sharing in financing this Council. Committees sented on each ,, Council ·.. ,,. Organization and Ltension Advancement !-< Camping and Activities Health and Salety Finance List any other Connnjttces 0 u .." Council has: l!ll -:i'i' ,,. _. x .,. ., · 10 2l '19 2l 'V -" . -~l@ y 6 Ii 6 6 6 Leadership Training ADDITIONAL COMMENTS 45~ " w E:r.ecutive Board No.of Members for 19~1 CHECK THOSE FUNCTIONING WELL Number of 7. Functioning of Council and Districts repre- - 8. This Council t:not have a long range plan. This plan_covers a period of ........years, starting............................ , 19 ...... .. 9. This Council was incorporated under the laws of this State in the year 19~'1-,.--· The corporate name is: ..........................................~w•imw. . .\11.tlll~ ...»q....Jllowtlll ·Of··:l\llllJlw-ie11.,....;i:1i!e·•... 10. This Council has accepted its quota of Council as follows: _in full herewith,$... $.'1-2$..,()Qfor the year 1951, and agrees to pay it to the Treasurer of the National .. .. ; in....... ...equal payments of $..... J$2-.~0 ... Mq ..Qd ...Nnamber... 1951 ......... ........ 11. A. ............................................................ each during the months of ......................... . READING PROGRAM BOYS' LIFE On December 31, 1950, we had ..... 'l.$9...... Boy Scouts and Explorers (--l&l...0%) subscribing to BOYS' LIFE. Our objective for December 31, 1951, is ......itll!J. ... Scouts and Explorers ( ... .2\l.... %) as BOYS' LIFE subscribers. J3. GENERAL 1. In 1950 this Council 2. did diilQlilt promote good reading. This was done by a Committee.................... ; Commissioners ........ ? ......... ; or.........ID:lit ..Lmatl@X':IL. .................................. . �Fo·m 0-539F REPORT OF ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE-1950 Region No. ___15_ __ Name of Council _ _ _J!(,'h~i.!lc.!!''·~fil>-lill"''""-'----------------1 Headquarters City ----"M"'e"'m""'Pll=i,,_s___________ State,_ __;T;..:e::n::n,,,.'--',_C:::;o;..:u:::;n:::;c:::;il...;N...;;..:o.-===5=5=8==:.J ~~='=~====~========================~=======================· MERIT BADGE RECORD Indicate below the number ·of each of the Merit Badges earned during the year 1950 ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY (Scouts-not badges) Col •. I Col. 2 ~0 0 Enrolled Dec. 31, C.J 1950 1~Aerodynamics ................................. 2-Aeronautics .................. ................... 3-Agriculture ..........:....... ................... 4-Airplane Design .......... .................... 5-Airplane Structure ........ ................... 6-Angling ............................................. ~........ 7-Animal Industry .................. .J.J!\..... Cub Scouts: Bobcat Wolf** Bear** -~-i-:n-b·-e,-:-s____......:.+----+-----n 1g=~r~.~~c~-~~. _: ... ·-.:.:·..:··· .:::::::'£i::::· Total 1112-AAtshtlreotn1·cosmy...*.....·.·..·.·..·.·..·.·..·.·..·.·..·.·..·..·.·.·. :::::::::~::::: ======•===F=====l=====•ll 13-Auromobiling ................ .......:c!'i'........ Boy Scouts and 14-~askeKtry .'. ........:..................... ;~........ Explorers: 15- ee eepmg ......................... pt. ....... -----------1-----+-----· 11 16-Becf Production -········· ....... _.??·-··-···· Candidate 17-Bird Study ...................................'M'i...... z 60-Journalism ................:................. i,. ........ .. 61-Landscape Gardenmg ..................... .. 62-Leathercraft ..................... JJ ......... . 63-Leather Work ................... ......... . 64-Life Saving* .....................~00 ............. . 65-Machinery .......................... l l.......... . 66-Marksmanship ....................... ............ . 8 ~2-~~~in'&E~;~~i~~·::::• :::r~:::::::.:. 70-Music ........................ ... l.!'i.......... . 71-Nut Culrure .......................................... . 72-Painting ..............................~~- ........ .. 73.,.-PathJindrng ...................................... . 74-Personal Health ............. J.JiL .... .. 75-Photography ..._...•.. .".......... .?............. . 76-Physical Develop................. l.Q ........ .. i~-~~~~bfr:~f~~g ..:::::::::::::: :::::::::~:::::::: il-~i~~~~r!~!i~.g.. :::::::::::. ::::g~::::::::::: _s_e_co_n_d_c_1as_s_ __,,___ _e_"_·""-+·___ ~~=::.;~~s~ ... : :::.:::: :::::: ..: :::::::::r:::::: ~g-~=~~nS....:::.::::::.::::::::.: :::1g:::::::::: _F_·ir_s_t_c_Ia_ss_ _ _--l'----111_._4-+-_ _1_.7_,_6_._ 11 23 _Camping* :::::::::::::::::: .. ::::::J?:~::::: ~; ~~~~!f~~~..e~i~S....:::::::::: ::::1 --::::::::: _T_e_n_d_e_rf_o_ot_ _ _ _r-_1_,_s_2_6-+--2_,_6_1_'S_·_ e_.··:Y.L_· ·_ 11 11 Star lil!l 130 -L-if_e_ _ _ _ ___,_ _ _ _ "_Z_.:----b-.-II 6 - - - - - - - - - + - - - - " - ··-+1_____ 11 .. Eagle 29 9 1 - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - -_ -+---'-----JI Total Troop Members XX X :;.,642 =========l=====oF=====jl 24-Canoeing* ............................. ~...... 25-Carpentry ...................... ......... ffl...... 26-Cement Work .............. ................... 27-Chemistry .............................. FL..... 28-Citizenship (Civics) .............~.:?. ..... 29-Citrus Fruit Culrure.... .__._.._·.·..·.·_·\IJ ... ·..·.... ·.·.·.·. 30-Coin Collecting ii-~~~id~;~io~.. : : : :::.:: :::::::::r~::::: 11 Y?. ...... .. 83-Pubhc Health ...................... 84-Public Speaking ....................~ ........... .. 85-Rabbit Raising ....- ............................ .. 86-Radio __,__,.......- ...- .......... .,.......... .. 87~Reading ............................1 '?. .......... 5 88-Reptile Study .........,-........................ . 89-Rocks and Minerals.....- .... 5 .......... . ~~ ~~f;;;g~ £ ::J.~:~c:::::: Apprentice xx x ..:::::::::::::::::::::: _B_r_o-nz_e_A_w_a-rd---t---1--+--X-X-X--ll 33-Corn Farming .............. ......... !~........ 92-Salesmanship ...................................... .. - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - + - - - - - l l 34-Cotton Farming .................. ................... 93-Scholarship ................_ ....... fil!L ........ Gold Award 1 XX X 35~Cycling .................................1......... ~H~!~~~ip.. - Silver - - -Award - - - - + - - - ---+-----11 3 6_g;giryci~! ...... :·:· ::::::::~::::::: 96-Sheep Farming ................................ XX X 1 38-Dramatics .. ............. ·...............·__l_._-4_.·.·.·.·.·. 97-Signaling* ...................................... .. _e_Hil: __u_w_o_o_rl._!i!llll_. ·c..·";n_.+-___ tl_+-_x_x_x_-; 39-Electricicy 98-Skiing .....7.....- -............................. .. 4 ...... 99-Small Grams 1 40-Farm Home .......................... ff «S~ger XXX ........................ .,.............. 8 41-Farm Layout ......................... 6' ....... 100-Soil Management ........ .... :!, ........... .. -ad-.. -:ro-.__n_j;_:l._e_r_s_m_,,_-1-,-._---6-+--X-.-x-.x--ll 42-Farm Mechanics .......... ........ 101-Stalking .................. .............!5'............ 1 2 _ _ _:.:..._'---.:....;.-+"'--'----1-----ll !~-~~rm Rpec.or~s ...........if""" 2"itamp. C~llecting ..._ ........ ............. Ordinary xx x - mger rmtmg ....... .. ,....... 3- urveymg ....................... 2 ........... --------+-----1-----1145-Firemans hip ..... . .......1 ~...... 104-Swimming• .......................6 J?........... Able XXX 46-First Aid* ............................. 'if ....... 105-Taxidermy ·---.................... ............ . 1 ............. - - - - - - - - + - - - - - 1 - - - - - 1 1 47-First Aid to Animals .............. ~ ..... 106-Textiles ................................... '! 5 Quartermaster XX X 48-Forestry ..............................................;:i........ 107-Weather .......................... 'Ei .......... =========l=====ol=====,11 49-Foundry Practice...... . ...................... !OS-Woodcarving .................... 2 NOTES: 50-Fruit C~1lture .......................... ...... ,. 109-Wood Turning ..... - ........... r ......... 8 2 Column 1.-For all ranks report total number of boys 51-Gardening "··-················ .................... 110-Wood Work -···-···-·············-!·--····--···· ~v~d E~~~~i!~du~it~i.ng year, including those in Troops 52-G::~ses, Legumes ---····· .......... ...... 111-Zoology -···-····-.. ········-····-·· ····-x···ss- .. . 6 .. 29 53-Hikmg ....................................~........ Total ....... '-......... inc?~d~b~t~·13~iSecofi!t~r=~JoEx~J~;fi.s~~1n4:~~:S~/y, but 54-Hog & Por~ Prod ......... ··········94······ (0 . . A d ) 55-Home Repairs ........................ .,...... rgamzmg war s 1950 3 ==================II 56-Horsemanship ........................~......... M.B. Counselors in Council 577 57-Indian Lore .............................................. .. -·=:::::::::::::::. ::::::::::::::::::: 37 {g 1 Z............ 58-Insect Life . 59-Interpreting *Badges :::::::::~t:::::: (Include registered and unregistered) open to First Class Scouts only. 3200!0~0 �ANALYSIS OF BOY SCOUT ADVANCEMENT POLICY AND PROCEDURE 1. What percent of Troops and Explorer Units conduct monthly Boards of Review?______ %-----;;;;~-------- 2. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Second Class and First Class Ranks ? -----------___ -------------_---· .... ___ ·····-·--·-·--------___ --------....... ---------------·-.· -----------------·-.······ %_____ '.(_Q _______ _ 3. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Star and Life Ranks ? %·-·---~\! _______ _ 4. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Eagle Rank?............ %-----~---····- 5. What percent of Merit Badge Counsellors are coached in their responsibilities and provided with literature related to their subjects?--------···-·-···--···----·--·····---·····-------:........ ________ "5 . . %------"--·------·· 6. Do Neighborhood Commissioners give proper supervision and promotion to the advancement plan? ------------······-·-·-··--·--·-·------·-···------------------·--·------------------······---·-········- Yes..~---··· No.......... 7. Please attach copy of all present advancement policies and procedures. ) (Signed) j ·····---~-~L<Jd...!f&:~-,----·····chairman, Advancement Committ\J ~ Scout Executive �Form 0·539D REPORT OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE-1950 Region No. Naine of Council ......®..;!ilJ:"&l&~W...0~9.U.1t .. 1l,... ,f;\.,.. A•..Dll.Q•.............................................. 511illl Council No. Headquarters City ............... ~h'- kl> ....................................... State ......'l'IDl'ln....................... .. CAMPING CLASSIFICATION 01' UNITS BASED ON YEAR ROUND CAMPING - JAN. 1 TO DEC. 31, 1950 (Note: Units include Total Troops and Explorer Units) .. 51 Units ............................ GROUP 1: Number of Units with an effecti\'e Cainping Prograin (Total of ten days and nights camping during the year.) ........~.il ............ % '% of Units with effective Camping Prograin GROUP 2: A: Number of Units doing some camping but not up to the standard of Group 1 ...........l?~ ............ Units ..........JJQ............Units B: Number of Units doing NO cainping TOTAL ABOVE GROUPS (Check with Org. and Ext. report, Total Troops and Explorer Units, Dec. 31, 1950) ............................ Units •Units=Troops, NeighborhoOd Patrols, Tribes, and Explorer Units. J.litt!. .!£ t'/t'¥f':l Membership June 30, 1950 was ......·.. Y.hl ................Units* ,......fi.)..f. .:.f.f'•.i.. ••••••••.Boy Scouts and Explorers LONG TERM CAMPING (Yearly Summary) Include Tours, Cruises, Camporees, Agri· cultural Service Camps, etc, Do Not Include Scouts from other Councils. (Long Term Camping-A Camping period of six or more consecutive days.) A. CHARTERED UNITS* WITH OWN ADULT LEADERS 1. On Council Site 2. Off Council Sit3. Total (1 & 2) B. PROVISIONAL TROOPS* 4. On Council Sit· 5. Off Council Site 6. Total (4 & 5) C. GRAND TOTAL (3 & 6) 7. o/o of June 30, 1950 Scout Membership** Number of Troops Number of Different Scouts Number of Troop Scourers so 295 IIB (;}' ms ;; E:ifil Q&~ 00 xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx l\1&7 61 42!3 75'4 fl!. 20 On or off Council Site !37 .. . .. . .. .. . .. .. .. PROGRAM lo~ 1950 Outdoor program included the following: xxx SHORT TERM CAMPING (Yearly Summary)-(A Camping period of less than six days and not less than overnight.) 1. ...$..$.$. Scouts ..................Scouts ............... .Scouts ),'.rn...scouts ...... ~.... Scouts ......Jil ...Scouten .........?. ..Tours Number of Tours .... ............ Scouts Philmont ............. .. .Scouten Negro Scouts in Long Term Camps 17.6.. Scouts • • Short J.55 .. .Scouts Cainporees (Council - Distriet) Agricultural Service Camp Forest Explorer Outdoor Events Tours Outside Council . "' 43 % Totals below should be included in Summary of Long Term and Short Term Camping xxxx (Check) Explorer Cainping... 2'; Cub "Outings" (on fainily, Den or Pack basis) .. ;\\;... ; Winter Camp... ;\!; .. ; Sea Explorer Cruises-------·; Summer Activities (other than Camping) ...... ;li'........ ACTIVITIES I. SPECIAL EVENTS (Note: In checking the following item, please use the following symbols to indicate whether the event is on~a Council or District basis: "C"-Council; "D"-District; "N"-Neighborhood or small Community; use any combination of symbols if seve at • • ' types are held.) This Council promoted an Activities program in 1950 including the following, as checked: Boy Scout Week participation ...OD ........ ; Circus or similar type...................... ; Merit Badge Show........(L........ ;Camporee.............. (.L ............... ; Mobilization .................................... ; Agricultural Fair pat· . shr"ines ................................... ..,.; p·irst A'd . " .. :-:··~:····· ..........; Pilgrunages __ " ........ ..v. . to ,.... . a dd'tt10~ " program 1n Cl ,. ... ._ .... ; V a~auon .. · .....:................... i to h'1stor1c V<Lill~'~'~g: uc1pat1on Demonstrat10ns...................... , Explorer event, (What. ) ......... JlJ>!.t'!P.~ .. '.J!ll!;IJi.11.......................... Other ............................................................... . 1 II. CIVIC SERVICE (Please check the following) .. ........... ; We encourage .. ........ ; A survey of Civic Service needs and opportunities was made.... A planned program was promoted... Units to plan for "Good Turns" to their neighborhood and lnstitutions ....... X............ ; Our most successful Civic Service Event during the year lt~- ..C~to-l'litllll~... . .......... . was . WQ~. :;ii;llb....!lll!hl'A....Gll!M'ltell.0'.1¥&!!.J~t.J:lhl:ltJ!.~-n.;ri.• a .. ••In computing the percentage of Long Term Camping for the year, divide the Grand Total, line C by the June 30 Scout membership. 32001050 �1950 FINANCIAL STATEMENT-CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL $.l.,.D.55,¥ Budget appropriation Capital Expense ...................... $...........:0......... Total Capital expenditures ........................................ OPERATING RECEIPTS: (Incl. Accts. Receivable) OPERATING EXPENDITURES: (Incl. Accts. Payable) $.3.• l.31-..0.0. Council Appropriation (Operating Only) ••••.... $l-O,Jtl;Jf,:!114J,.; Salaries (Central & Admin. Staff) ...................... Camp Fees (Ne4 less refunds) ..•.................••.... $lQ.1 .4ft.fii..ll!J Salaries (Caretaker & Maint. Staff) •.•............••••• $......:7.Jl.l,..2.fl. Maintenance & Repairs ...............•.........•.............. $.'4~-'1.•.2.8. Transportatidn Fees (if any) ........................•..•.... $............~...~.( Trading Post ...............•.......................................... $..J.1 .9Zf...JSj; Promotion. Tel., Postage, etc. ............................ $...-.547.•.92. 11-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-ll Miscellaneous ........................................................ A. SUB TOTAL ·····-················································· $£l1'fi5.7.•.43. (Recommended as chargeable to Council Appropriation) TOTAL OPERATING RECEIPTS (Do not include "Capital") Wages (Cooks & Food Service Help) .....•.......• $...... fiilllB..51.. Fuel, Light, Trucking, etc. ............................... . $..... J;7.0.• 21J. 1. What was the charge per camper per day where Program Material ................................................. . $........ J.5.•11. full meal service is provided? ............................ Transportation Expense (if any) ........................ $.....l.211..,'1.6. 2. What was the chaige per camper per day where Troops camp on the Council site and prepare their own meals? ······-··········-··----·······-···-···--·-···· $........................ Trading Post -························································ $1,.'l.liJ.7.'..Ji!J'.'i. 3. What was provided 'f0r this fee; list major items .............................. Food ·······-······························································· $61.$51..,80.. ···············--··--·-·············-····•,..···-·····-····-··········-···································· Miscellaneous .......................................................... $... _.e.l.2_.96. B. SUB TOTAL ·························································· (Recommended as chargeable to Camp Fees) slll,.5.Sfi,.a, 4. If you have special funds available for Camp Development, please give amount ·········-··················· $....................... . 5. If you plan to raise special funds in 1951 for Camp Development, please give the amount....... $ ....................... . GRAND TOTAL Operating Expenses (A (Do not include "Capital") + B).... $18,_l:)iiJl+lit( LEADERSHIP - LONG TERM SUMMER CAMP f'l'.0....................................-............................................................................_••_.._ ~1 pe~ons on Central Camp Staff ................................"' Number*"'Nte?ro ....•_ (Do not :include cooks or maintenance staif, unless they were related to program services such as Troop Cooking, or Scoutmasters or Assistants of Chartered or Provisional Troops). 1................... How many w_ere adults ( 21 or over) ? .•..••• ,: •••• Number of Pr_ovisional Scoutmasters used ?.•........ How many of these were adults (21 or over)?......................... . .a.................................. APPRAISAL OF CAMP EMPLOYEES NAMB II Camp Poeition I Seciut:ln2 Connection L.. I Ago I I ,, I / (Signed) ... {~'?.G.. . . . .:. . . . .. Chairman, Campi ''~;;t:f)· ... :~~~:~~::~d....:.:..................... • nd Activities Committee Would you Re•appoint1 ""l"GS of I Rate Number Payof Wetl1 on ---~-===-"''-'"==~~---II Aver, Per Wuk Suff Poor P~lr QUALITY OP SERVICE I E:te. I I I Good x I I I I I 7 4 75.00 E)SOG'i { �L. ~efl. J'pbnso:n J'. A. '.!laau@amp r .• o. :rt~<zw:Ls Milfilll\ '!i:mit.tzi CltCli!!!.t.'$0 B:tlllt;'J(fslaW :B$ob'.f ~:Ls Ilpbtv Y~te t®:l.11 :r~teh!itt Hmiolt.1 Ellilil H~ry Estell ~..i.ee 'f:.,\'l:r,<$.ek J;j1J.1 Sl>r:!Jig~;x• IX>riiS (IQ*l\ m :pi.Ok $pol'~ • ~1<:1.lil. Dol.1~ 11'.~ s~o~t~ Q'bl\i:r.>1e · .. ~iW~~~~. Bobby wiru!.ms Arthur J'olmson 0.04'. O,:oir. Ji,,:oir. w.•:ir:rt.. 11r.:tr:rt, w.li'lth• l.<il. EX:.. 41 ld .• EK. $5 •ld, Jl:X. $3 xsot. xmot, V'(.Frh,, set.. Sat.. ASM 1!&3· ASM o<:»ll. :\\$ !-fj)f1 21 1.7 17 !eis 18 !es lt\4 !@ll 18 ~ XSot N.¢lom• xi.Com. 22 ISM :t>;v ASM a.a set.. 17 &ltll. set. n~v ·ISM .·li)M $]il Nature Nature 'l'.:roiit Sot •. $¢·~. .~~~~ scit~ St'lt• teii tes Yes 1'( l.G Yes 'tell tee '.tl1lll 'tl():s ~ill x x x x ;t~s x x l'ell x 1~ toll x :ts !es l.7 il\li!h 17 :Xr~lil '.t¢1l Yes x 4 g x x x 7 4 x x x x 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 'l 7 7 75 •. oo $$¢1111 s:s .•oo ss.oo ss.oo l.0.00 s.•oo l.0.00 10.00 10.~ s.oo s.oo { �Form -0-539J 40th ANNIVERSARY CRUSADE PROGRESS REPORT-1950 Note: This report will furnish basis for Crusade Award. Name of Council_ __.Clh. ,.1..,e ,·. ..'k, .a,.a,.a.,. w,,._..(lmm.,,. ....,,o,.:L.,.l.,,'--":B".,__,b,.,·'•.___;,.a._.~In.,..c,,,',.•--------- Region No._~5'---- Headquarters City_ _ _ __.M"'!iil!!ll"""'"' h.,.i"?"-·,_,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ State __T~lilID'l=·~·---- Council No._~fi='o~=8_ __ 0 • 1950 Goal Actual 12/31/SO LEADERSHIP TARGET 1. OBJECTIVES IN SELECTION OF LEADERS a. Every Unit with a satisfactory top Commissioned leader............................... · - t - - - - " = ' - - - - - + - - - - = = - - - - b. Every Unit with at least one Commissioned adult Asst' Unit Leader (in addition for Cub Packs, every Den with a Den Mother).···························-f-----'....-.'------+---!:~>----c. Every Unit with required boy leaders ............................................................ _f-----<';.J.i;'------+--~~'-----d. Every Unit with active Unit Committee........................................................ _f-----J""'"------+--_...t..L--~-2. OBJECTIVES IN TRAINING OF LEADERS a. Every Unit with the top commissioned leader trained ....................................._r-----:":!:'!::-----+-·-_..,.~,_____ b. Additional adult leader (over 21) trained ..............······························ ······-t----"...,,.'-----+- --""'-----c. Every Unit with other leaders trained (Den Mothers, Den Chiefs, Jr. Leaders, Elective Officers) ·············································-··························-t---~='-----+---~~~---d. Every Unit represented in District Roundtables............................................ _1-_ __....,.,__ _ _-+____...,,.'----3, RECOGNlTION Every Chartered Institution with a planned program of Unit Leader recognition ·············································································································--+-----~·------>- PROGRAM TARGET 1. PLANNING a. Percent of Packs with balanced program planned by Pack and Den Leaders b. Percent of Troops with balanced program planned with boy leaders' participation .................................................................................................... 'l?f; c. Percent of Explorer Units with balanced program planned by the 4 program planntng committees ························································································-+-----'9"f:!.,t,,_'-----+---~ll~O,,,"',_·__ 2. MEETINGS a. Percent of Packs and Troops with regular Den or Patrol meetings ........ ········-+-----'~"'· >!1%'1-----+-----!'°c.·f'l !----b. Percent of Units with regular Unit meetings ............. ···································-+-----=85~'.L-... 6$'",? 3. CAMPING AND OUTDOOR PROGRAM a. Percent of Packs with active summertime program........................................ _t----~'f,~S~ALt___--+---~'l~·~;·~--b. Percent of Troops with year-round outdoor program totaling at least 10 days and nights of hikes, overnight camps, camporees and summer camp experiences ··--···--·-·········--·-·····--·-····--·--························································--··-+-----3"'.~"''"'"-----t c. Percent of Scouts in long term camp for a minimum of 6 days and nights under own Unit Leaders........ ·-··························--------········· ·······················-------+------' d. Percent of Explorer Units conducting at least one major expedition .............. - 1 - - - - e. Percent of Explorer Units conducting at least 7 outdoor meetings each year_i------ 4. ADVANCEMENT 18 a. Rank Advancements per 100 Cub Scouts.·-··-··-·-------·············-------··············-····-+----~~-----+---",-·--b. Rank Advancements per 100 Troop Membership ...... ------... ----····-··............ i~---··-c. Rank Advancement per 100 Explorers ............... ·-···--···········--···-·-··················· d. Percent of Boy Scout and Explorer Units operating monthly Boards of Review.·--·-··-··------·······-·············-·······-·-·················-·······-················· ri _Jil__ _ _ CONTINUED ON OTHER SIDE 32001050 �1950 Goal Actual 12/31/50 5. SPECIAL EVENTS a. Percent of Units participating in a Council or District display event (e.g., Circus, Scout Exposition) each year................................................................_f-----1"·ill.lf"•1;__ _---l·-·----'6'"Q"l1'"----b. Percent of Troops and Explorer Units participating in Council or District c. sponsored skill event (e.g., Camporee) each year .......................... ,..............:.·+---a ~-~lll>------+----~~-~~':;i"',____ ?f. Units participating in Boy Scout Week with at least one major Unit activity each year.................................... ,................................................. _:-..----Gf.l<.iOj'i!,~---+---4"""''"'··"'·,____ Per~ent 6. SERVICE a. Percent of Units with planned Service program ............................................ -1-----"" "'""""-----+-- ____ _M:JL ____ _ 7. BETTER APPEARANCE a. Percent of Units satisfactorily uniformed ......................................................_f-___.IOI; ""t;."'',__ ----'-----..-"SQi"""''----b. Percent of Units taking part in· two formal inspections of uniform, insignia, af'd! equipment ........................................................................................................ _f-___..1"·!!.t;.""'>----+----""'""----- MEMBERSHIP TARGET 1. CUB SCOUTING Packs ......................................................................................................................-=t=~~tt::====t===¥;l~~==== Cub Scouts ............................................................................................................ _ Percent of Net Dropped Packs .............................................................................._f----.iifl''----+---+~o"ilf----New Cub Scouts .................................................................................................... _f--..!,f..W.l!.1...----.J.---L*"'""''------2. BOY SCOUTING Troops .................................................................................................................... _f---..Lli""'-----.J.----".,...'----Scouts (Troop Membership) ................................................................................ .....jc--~rfi'b---+---':>Tl~b----Percent of Net Dropped Units..................................... ,........................................_1---::--::-l'.!.!J>-----\.--,.-...,.....,,,,____ New Troop Membership ...................................................................................... _1--.14Xll.lil..____.J-_ _.i.+!lftc!----3. EXPLORING (In Explorer Units) Units .................................................................................... ----·········---··--········--····-f---~~----+------'"'----- Explorcrs ................................................................................................................ _\---~~,----+----"''IfPercent of Net Dropped Units ........................................................................... --1---~~L...---+---New Explorers .............. ,. ...................................................................................... _1-_ _,.i..i;u:;__ _ _ _.J-_ __;,m______ SIGNED: ;.~*···'Z'.l, . .l..f..£1:......................... Date ...... .21.:.. kdm.4-~Y/(¢t'A.:lfc,~...... Scout Executive .. �Form 0-539B REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE-1950 Headquarters City Region No _ _,,5_ __ m;e Memphis Stat.e--ili.llli!lL......_-L..:C..:o_u_n_c_il_N_o::::::::::::::::-1 (Please use only following classification. This is for purpose of National record and comparison) EXPENDITURES-1950 I. Operating Expenditures: 1. Executive Salaries*.·-·--········ 2. Office Salaries.....•....................... 3. Retirement Contrib'ns .....•.... 4. ·Rent, Light, Heat, Tel... ...... 5.. Office Supplies..........•............... 6. Postage....·-····--··-····-····-··············· 7. Field Expense (incl. Transportation) .....•... 8. Publicity.......................................... 9. Camping ·····-···················-·· 10. Leadership 1'raining 11. National. Quota......................... I 12. Charter Fee....·-····-····-····--·-······ 13. Circuses, M. B. Shows and Other Activities.............. 14. Campaign Expenditures...... 15. Interest on Indebtedll!;::SS (See Note 2 below) 16. Insurance..... -..........~ ..........- ...-..... 17. Miscellaneous ............................... 18. Inter-.l:'laoi"'1 19. E:x.t>l o :ring ~l',J -- TOTAL OPERATING I II. Capital Expenditures: 1. Office Equipment .......... 2. Camp Property .............. 3. calendar year Columrl I Column 2 Column 3 Total Expenditures Special Receipts Net Expenditures (See Note I below) (Col. I minus Col. 2) $ and Conferences ..... -.................. - BUDGET (NET) Indicate period covered if other than $ 15. 764.57 a.1s1.oe $ - 837.20 2,4'.ZQ.Q~ J.,402!,7~ 100.1a l 90\ih48 20. :~2.05 - .. 1,233.37 575.00 75.00 l,277,05 53.86 13,029.96 - ' - - 7' .?.?:;J .09 1!233.37 575.00 75.00 -· - 709.63 !Ml7.4;.i ~::i.s6 ' 133.66 1.245.13 9,889,80 005.42 3()9.76...-66,927.04 $ 15, 764.57 8,181.06 837.30 a.470.06 11403.74 761,1.73 l,909.48 ·,. 1951 1~~3.66 . 13, 739 ,159 482.61 l,245.13 9.889.80 505.42 309 ,76 .. 53,187.45 482,61 . I A•::~: ::~-J I 482. t>l III. Revolving Accounts: (National Funds) 1. BOYS' LIFE j---------------· 2. Registrations ~ ................. 3. Scout Supplies TOTAL REVOLVING ••-HOOO••••O•• IS, 2a;~.;;9 1,674.(37 6,95? .06 15,648.74 3, 745.15 8, 31!l3.89 - ( 366,05) {l,070. 78> 0.,436.8!3) IV. Endowment, Trust Funds or other Permanent Investments v. Obligations Paid (See Note 3 below) *Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transportation allowances. Do not distribute any salaries to other budget items. NOTE 1-Report as Special Receipts only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., which are incidental to certain Council activities. Also report Revolving Account receipts in second column. NOTE 2-Do not include payments to reduce "principal" indebtedness. NOTE 3-This refers to repayment of loans, the proceeds of which have been previously expended, bills and other obligations which have been charged to the various items of the budget in previous years and so reported. 32001050 �Analysis by population groups of income from contributions for 1950 Council operation. Note: Do not include income for Capital purposes in population groups. Income from areas where Council participates in Community Chest z d s ""~ ."' " " " Supplemental Chest $ Communities of 500,000 or over.................... Total for Council Operation ..... ,............................ $ Total Income in Chest contributions 54,372.08 " 100,000 to 500,000........-·····" 25,000 " 100,000_......--......... " 10,000 " 25,000_......:___ - " 2,500 " 10,000__..,__ under 2,500 and ope1,1 country_ Income from areas where Council does not participate $ $ 332.00 54 1 704.oa 131.56) 131.00 746.00 746.00 . $ 55, ?,49 .136 Income for Capital purposes......, ........ ,.................. $ $ 332.00 $ $ 55,581.58 $ 3,ll58~42 $ $ 3,858 .42 . . For the 1951 budget outlined on preceding page$- 55,511,!50 has been raised to date. Budget for 1952, or next fiscaf year~ will be adopted by Executive Board about Feb~ry 2;;,, 1951 (Date) Assets, 12-31-50 Current-Cash on hand and m bank $,__3,,,,,_9_2_3_._7_3_ Unpaid Pledges Supplies for Resale . Securities :!lue :t":t>olll Individual•. $ 'Fixed - Real Estate 1,000.00 l,139 .50 63. 21 Camp Equipment lQ0,106.17 Office Equipment 4.,1519.17 4,000,00 Automobile 100.30 9'-,28_"_6_._7_4_ TOTA,,,.I__ •Present Value Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-50 Operations-Accounts and Bills Payable $ l, 724.82 Capital-Accounts and Bills Payable Notes Payable Notes Payable Mortgages TOTAL l,724.82 P~ofeesional TOTAL._ _ _ __ Accountants ~auditedbY--------------------------------(State whether professional accountants or auditinS' committee) Our accounts will be We request continuation of present credit limit by Supply Service and will maintain our account on a 30 day basis. .) (Note: If change in maximum credit is desired state new amount here: This Council has Trust funds'. (see Note) as of Dec~mber 31, 1950, totalin~ $ 6,000.00 of which $ NONlil was received during the year 1950. vVe are using (a) Standard Declaration of Trust (check) _____, or (b) some ... Income from Trust Fund, 1950 $ - - - - Octobar-Novembar ---·----·-Council directed campaign or campaigns are to be held on the following dates it; 1951 other form approved by National Council (check) Remarks, Explanations or A d d i t i o n s - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - (Signed) -.. . -.. . -.-.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Executive . . . -.. ------·---·----.. . . . . . . . . . -...-.. . . . . . . . . . -.. . . Scout 4£:'1-<.<!.~.Chulnnan, Finance Committee N.ote: Include only Funds administered by Trustees under a Dedaration of Trust. �F(lrm 0·539G, REPORT OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE - 1950 Region No. Name of Council ....... 94.igJ!:§l:~.8.:~. C..9.~.C:.f.!.....l3..~.....§.~ .....~.~.....~.:!:~.'. Council No. Headquarters City 558 The following report presents the activities and accomplishments under the direction of this Committee during the year 1950. I. The membership of this Committee includes, besides the Chairman, .....X............ District Health and Safety Chairmen and the following Health or Safety experts, as checked: Public Health...:i!:...........; Medicine X .......... ; Aquatics................. ; Fire Prevention .....X....... , Firearms...... X .......... ; First Aid ....... X.......... ; Emergency Service..................... ; Farm Safety... ......... ; Mountaineering ................ . 2. During 1950 the meeting places oL ........................ of our Units ( ................ %) were inspected. 3. During 1950 an inspection of the Council CamFS~ made by the Committee . ............ Troop Camps, off the Council campsite, were held, of which ............ were inspected by the Committee. 4. Procedures to insure that carriers used for the transportation of Scouts on Scouting activities were in safe condition for such uses, \vith adequate insurance coverage, ~h been in effect during 1950. ave 5. The plan for medical examination of new Scouts is in effect in .............................................. of our Troops ( ................ %). Cat. No. 6141 "Health History and Medical Examination" is 0 t used. ;t 6. Pre-camp medical examination is required for all who atrend the Council camp as checked: Scouts ...... X..... , Camp Leadcrs ...4....... ; Food Handlers ......X .... Health condition recheck of Scouts, Leaders and Food Handlers~ made by a medical doctor after their arrival at camp. lS 7. We h~:v~ot a Mobilization Plan. Except in 2 Districts 8. W c have cooperated with the following local Health and Safety agencies in their activities .... ~A§lRY... C.Qimj;y............... .. 9. Our Program as planned for 1951 includes the following as checked: a) C~mplete orf"nization of Committee including all technical experts and chairmen of District Health and Safety Com· mtttees .................................... . b) Medical examination of new Scouts in................- .................Troops which is.............................. % of all our Troops. c) Program of Inspection as checked: Unit meeting places ............... ;l!;........ ; Council and Troop Camps ........!!; ............... ; d) Mobilization Plan ........ /l: .............. .. (Signed) .... /~.. _ff.,g..~.....!'.:'.l.1.. .0.., (Jhairman, Health and Safety Committee ...2l~Utlh¢YY~. . . . . . . . . Scout Executive ;32001050 �Form 0"539B REPORT OF LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE-1950 NAME OF COUNCIL. .. .Gh:!.!lk<J.Jllf.\lX...C.QJ.Ulail,._..B.,....B.... Ji.•...J:nc.._ ..........-..·-····-·········-··················---1 Region No. -i HEADQUARTERS CITY.................. ~\l.iis.,_...--·······-·····································STATE .......'.t'.®mi..................... Council No. 558 RESULTS IN BASIC TRAINING* As of December 31, 1950, we have accomplished the following toward providing all of the key leaders of our registered units with BASIC TRAINING*: UNIT LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING ASSISTANT UNIT LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING STATUS 12/31/50 Number Registered Cubmasters Scoutmasters STATUS 12/31/50 HA VE COMPLETED APPROPRIATE BASIC TRAINING• Number Objective 12/31/51 Number % Registered % '16 'l(l!: 43.4 so. 1515 114. Ll1 ;1 ?Q. HAVE COMPLETED APPROPRIATE BASIC TRAINING* Number Objective 12/31/51 % % Asst. Cubmastcrs Asst. Scoutmasters 28 6 1 '1 Cl Zl'Z 91 .LI. 40. :SJ,. 1.0. Asst. Squadron Advisors Squadron Advisors Post Advisors J.7 s ~('\ ~ Asst. Post Advisors :Lil lHJ. Ship Advisors (Skippers) 40. Asst. Ship Advisors (Mates) x x x Total Unit Leaders x 24$ x 105 x 41-5 x 50- Explorer Advisors in Troops Total Asst. Unit Leaders tJ• 6 1915 zo. 1 91 49 21;.1 37. *Credit Leader with basic training only if he has completed the appropriate basic training for the program which he now leads, ·through participation in scheduled training sessions, personal coaching, or home study. a. b. c. d. e. f. Cub Leaders' Training Course. Administration Section, Cubbers' Pow Wow plus four additional training meetings. Scoutmasters' Basic Training. Air Scout Leaders' Course. Skippers' Training Course. Explorer Leaders' Basic Training Course (or previous equivalent). STATUS 12/31/50 UNITS WITH LEADERS TRAINED IN OUTDOOR WORK OBJECTIVE 12/31/51 Number a. Units (Boy Scout and Explorer) having at least one leader with outdoor training in "Troop Percent... ... .... % Camping", cruising and water work. or expedition leadership. COMMISSIONER TRAINING STATUS 12/31/50 OBJECTIVE 12/31/51 Number .................. .. Percent. ....................... ............................. % Number..........7.2....... Percentw.i*!;!t.~ ... a. Total registered Commissioners Number.......!!~ b. Have completed a Commissioners' Training Course. LEADERS WITH SCOUT EXPERIENCE Had Scout experience starting with Tenderfoot Rank. ... ,,,., 1d 3200105() �1950 TRAINING RECORDS AND 1951 OBJECTIVES "FUNDAMENTALS OF THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT," the Introductory Training Session for all leaders of Scouting-Council and District officers as well as Unit Leaders. During 1950 this Council conducted this session ..... 9.. times with... JS.Q2............ Scouters receiving the training. > ,, ' ' Approximately the following percent of Scouters have completed this Introductory Training. Council Members ........M ........... % ; Board Members ...... .!iO. ........ % ; District Committeemen ........ JiQ........ % ; Commis%. sioners....... f.l.9. ............ % ; Merit Badge Counselors......... ~.......... %; Troop, Unit and Pack Committeemen....... !!~ ........ 1950 No. of COURSES CONDUCTED 1951 No. of CERTIF1CATES ISSUED ~Cl~~ CHECK COURSES PLANNED 47 BASIC Cub Leaders' Course ~ TRAINING Cubbers' Pow-Wow l Scoutmasters' Course ll ~g 2 10 i l UNIVERSITY COURSES The following courses have been conducted in colleges, seminaries, etc., located l2 in this Council. Do not include these courses in the Council total.!. Air Scout Leaders' Course Explorer Leaders' Course . SkipP,ers' Course 2 Commissioners' Course Name of Sohool fi)empbi~ b't&te Atten· No. Courses dance l* .SQ ~md OJ.up Ooll©ge OUTDOOR Troop Camping TRAINING Senior Cruising & Boat Handlins; Senior Trail Expedition OTHER Health and Safety TRAINING First Aid Advanced Scout Leaders' Course Pack Organization '0"1: 25 Troop Organization "2 24' x x Merit. Badge Counselors Troop Committe~en Course Leader Certificate *"Scoutiug ~l~l''~hi;ptl ·' ·Jr. Leader Training ' Other Courses (List) TOTAL COURSES AND CERTIFICATES THE TRAINING COMMITTEE AND ITS OPERATION Membership of the Council Leadership Training Committee consists oL ....... llL ....... men and includes ...... .iL ........... . District Representatives and ....... 'i.. ............. members-at-large. The Council has ......... Jt .......... Districts, of which .......... JL ........ have District Training Committees. Training Commit· tee Meetings Held 1950: Council... ...... O.... District.. Does the Co.mmittee have available a training inventory which indicates, by Districts, key leaders with and without training? Yes ........ X ........ No ................... . Training in 1950 was conducted largely on a District basis........ J'. ... , Council basis ................ . . (Signed) . <). .. . • /)/_ /a;, ....,,../ . •"I/.......~? !&. ;J ../;".......... t?.'£,.~:t"J.:.'tt.~f .. ,r..~~:f7.~:'kc:~<f.. ............. . _.. ... Z.~"!0d.!.?t ..21.:. .::::'1?..4..d.. C:f Chairman, Leadership Traio' Committee Scout El!:erutive Colle'e Credit Vea ·I !lo x �Form 0·539C REPORT OF ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION COMMITTEE - 1950 Region No. Council No. _ __.s..,s~a~-- Name of Council ...........Chlcka.saw...C.o;;~n.cil. .. B~ .. .S •.. .A_. ••• I.nc.•........... Headquarters City .Mem.phi.s............................................. State.... T.e.n.u •........ Total on Dec. 31, 1949 TABLE 1 1. Total Packs (a) Neighborhood Dens (b) Negro Packs 23 11 0 xxx xxx "'· 8 22 Transfer Territory In Out , ll I Total on I Estimated New in Dec. 31, 1950 1951 I 10 83 0 0 0 0 6 28 10 7 .,, 16 155 25 10 0 ,. 0 0 xxx xxx l xxx xxx 0 0 (a) Explorer Posts 0 6'1 12 12 ( b) Explorer Squadrons (c) Explorer Ships (b) Lone Scout Tribes ( c) Negro Troops 3. Total Explorer Units xxx xxx 0 xxx xxx 0 xxx xxx 0 0 xxx xxx 0 xxx xxx 0 8 7 2 l 0 ( e) Rover Crews 0 xxx & 2 & 3 "" d (a) Boy Scouts -(Age 11 thfough 13) Hl42 587 3398 2252 (b) Explorers in Ti-oops llft6 / 5. Total Cub Scouts . (a) Negro Cub Scouts 6. Total 'fr()op MerriberShip . ( c) Lone Scouts ( d) Negro Scouts 7. Total Explorers in Explorer Units (a) Explorers in Posts - Bfi8 152 1.52 140? 482 1175 xxx 16'1'1 126/.r 680 511 (cl) Negro Explorers 12 0 6 5392 xxx l!t?l if23 12. All other Scouters (Council and District) 13. TOTAL LEADERS (9 & 10 & 11 & 12) 56 xxx xxx 11. Total Explorer Scouters 572 580 13? 0 1037 60 237 1905 - - ( c) Sea Explorers 10. Total Troop Scouters h1f2 xxx xxx 9. Total Cubbers (incl. Den Mothers) xxx 29 0 8. TOTAL BOYS (5 & 6 & 7) 0 .52 (b) Air Explorers ( e) Rovers 1 '70 71 17 17 14 (d) Negro Explorer Units 4. TOTAL UNITS 11 Objectives Dec. 31, 1951 17 0 Pa~ols Est. Net Separations 1951 76 0 (a) Neighborhood - m 1950 (See Note) 6h 11..., 2. Total Troops I Seriarations# N<t New in 1950 xxx . xxx xxx 7 xxx xxx xxx .. 259 3'?6 J'.36 26 21} 15 34 gf),,Q 653 78 5 0 248 2161+ 627 '.36!<2 2659 983 - 896 2_JJ 23.'3 0 0 11 0 6039 735 1077 62 218 2092 20 xxx xxx "" 1 1 2 0 ? xxx xxx i'2, ,{) .50 1,50011,284 500 11.38 . ? "'"' 500 402 68Q 4.006 2.924 1.i)R1 600 ,511 98'! i <;d 127 256 1,500 1,235 ./ 2?2 xxx xxx 256 xxx xxx 0 xxx xxx fl 22 10 xxx xxx 23 0 h t.h? 375 400 30 40 900 102 i~i"'~ i2jj,; Cl 621 808 1,1134 68 239 2,;201 On Dec. 31, 1950 we had ...................... unregistered Units of all kinds (November or prior expirations). # "Net Separations" equals "total separated" minus "Separated·Reregistcred" minus "Transfers in". 32001050 �TABLE 2 TENURE OF SCOUTS SEPARATED IN 1950 Tenure completed in respective programs 2 to 3 3 to 4 4 or more Years Years Years Years 17? xxx xxx 'i4'i TOTAL l.09'\I (Report tenure earned as a Boy Scout and as an Explorer in the Troop) Young men in Senior or Explorer Units 1 to 2 1 Year '377 Boys in Cub Packs Boys in Troops Less than (Report only tenure earned as a Sr. Scout or Explorer) xxx NOTE-Above table applies only to boys who were SEPARATED in 1950. TABLE 3 RURAL MEMBERSHIP 1950 (Under 2,500 population) NOTE-The following data, for 1950, should be given only for boys and Units in villages under 2,500 population and open country. Cub Scouting New Rural Boy Members enrolled, 1950 Total Rural Boy Members December 31, 1950 Boy Scouting Exploring (See Note I) (See Note 2) TOTAL '"' ""' 7 , <6 ?O 196 ? 27'3 a New Rural Units organized, 1950 l. 0 l Net Dropped Rural Units, 1950 0 f\ 0 Total Rural Units, December 31, 1950 4 <l , n l IL Note 1-"Boy Scouting" as used here should include Troops, Neighborhood Patrols and Tribes and members thereof, including Explorers in Troops. Note 2-"Exploring" includes Squadrons, Posts, Ships and members thereof. UNIT BUDGET PLANS The Council has a definite plan for promoting Unit Budget Plans (check one) Yes ·D; No O. ................ Packs ( ............ %) were on Thrift Plan Dec. 31, 1950; Objective:........................Packs ( ...........:%) on Plan by Dec. 31, 195l. ................Troops ( ............%) were on Budget Plan Dec. 31, 1950; Objective:........................Troops ( ...........:%) on Plan by Dec. 31, 195l. ................ Exp!. Units ( ...........:%) were on Budget Plan Dec. 31, 1950; Objective: ........................Expl. Units ( ............ %) on Plan by Dec. 31, 195l. UNIT CHARTER REVIEW In 1950 we used the "Charter Review" procedure, involving participation of Unit leaders and Committee and representatives of Chartered Institution and Council, incident to the rexegistration of ··----~-~---······· Units out of our total of ..109............ Units reregistering during the year. THE WHOLE SCOUT FAMILY NOTE: Indicate number of institutions in Council which sponsor single or multiple programs as follows: ... Whole Only Only Only Cub Scouting Boy Scouting Exploring 2'3 91 2 Cub Scouting Boy Scouting and Exploring and Boy Scouting 45 6 I Cub Scouting and Exploring 0 Scout Family, Cub Scouting, Boy Scouting, Exploring 10 �Form 0·539A This copy for National Office 0; Regional Office 0; Local Office 0. (Check appropriate box on each copy.) DO NOT WRITE HERE Charter Fee $._____ TRANSMITTAL SHEET Quota__________ Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter Scouter Fees_______ Tota.___________ Region No.--'!)'-·- - - - Council No. __5~._5_8___ NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA. 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. t\rtached is the application of the _for renewal of chart ~------·----~~~hi~t__!~Jlll•. ________..for renewal H.cadquarcers City, of charter for the year beginning July 1, 1951, together ·with reports as called for, State Supplementing this nµplication and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following: (If any of the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expected on the line marked "Date") Note: Items No. 1, 6 and 7 should accompany application, and No. 5 if possible. 1. Chnrter Fee $ 2. Payment of Quota $ 3. Scouter Fees $ 4. -··----~·-Scouter _fill_ ___ Applications Yes or No (No.) Date ?fo 5. Audit Report for 1950 Yes or No 6. Scout Executive's Report for 1950 ~--- 7. Program and Objectives for 1951 --~Ill---·- Yea or No Yes or No S. Roster '15.00 Date Date Date is _enclosed . \viii be 1nailed_____ ·-··~·-------·~·---·-------·-·--- Date was mailed ----"J_ll.ll'°·"•'-'51"-,"''-.-'l-'-. '-J."·---g&'-· Date (Signed) '11--~'2 )~'lcr~:<'J . Scout Executive ~20010!i0 �Form 0-539['. EMPLOYED STAFF FOR 1951 !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 6 No.------,.~~----···~-- Council No. - -- ---5t°'i3 Name of Counci ~---··-- ""~"''""'------~- - - - · - - - - - - - - Stat~e_ _~....e--.n~0~·- Headquarters City 1951 Salaries __M_.o_r_r_1_11_______________ Scout Executive____W_._O_o_rd_o_n $ ,, Check in th~se columns participants in Retirement Pl en (R.P ,) & Group Insurance (G.I.) » ·- R. P. G. I. x x x x ·--·-- Home Address _ _ _l=t>~3l~V_1n~·~t~o~n~A_.:rt_e~n~u~e~,~~-!mnp~__h_1_s____Tel. 7-3687 Assistant (A.S.E.), District ( D.S.E.), Field (F.S.E.) Executives and functional Directors Title' Name L. ~weed Jol:Ulmon ?lhul:'lllan J. Fra.ehure Field lll:xecut:l.:rte Field lll:xecutive ---------- x x Field Nxecutive flel. D. llynum J. A. lles:aeh!lffi.l? (lffogro) Field lilxeout1ve _._ __ Field N:xeouUve Field lll:xeouti ve x - x -----Note; Above named ntembers 0£ Pro!essiotlal Staff must also be listed on Roster for purpo,ql'!s of "Reg!sttittion," We plan to increase our professional staff by the addition of _ _ ___Ji_ __ ···-·-nlen in 1951. Clerical Staff Name Mist --~~!r~s. •.,____________ M~_c~,rm~·~·s~l~e lil%1"/ 1\mcim ____________ ___lli1r~Jl!!lr~r11t.~t_:B~y_!!l_r_11__________ llrs. Vernl!l. Title' _Bo_olt.li:eerui~------­ $ :Regbtrar Secretary ---------·1----1 llams~e~l_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.___ Hope H. Ford CaJllP l)ireotor Office Girl .~~--- Oamp Oa:retakor ':lfndicate part time employees, if any, by "P.T." after the title. !:t·~Do not include any allowances, i.e., transportation, etc., in salary figures. 32001050 �·tllo'·· ; f:. ;;. ¢ .'·e !! Lib®·rty_1t W·i!il 0<Jt'.iit1~i.t$ iZl ll!ttlitil! ilt1tfl1<!~tli®l;1 (Ji!ilt' 1:k1™~e.U '1il'l tbe f oll!:>1'd~ i t11mll1 '1>\U' :!'iKiilj;'!~'ilfl ls\)•l!Tlj ~'I ;Jf tltG '11$!ll*'f'1!t•i ty l. JS,lilil ·&ht.' w.11;11'b0iW!3hi;p .~4! ·0'11i'!ll!1itl'li ty lllilt:t{;!.\'1 t@!d !?l!tJ'llllllli1'l:U f!lf th@ W®iil'Xl"0"'11l £!1.-4~~ th~ .,F,l~t:ti+ll .i{OWi~ $~-·~%'. KtPP-$;:">Q&,\$h 'ti? 1 o1lhi!.!Vill.@; ·~g. j'* '&)·~«fltir_r0 l\lt%~f; (Jb@itllW©. 4.. %%,{'\t·~i oi '!in v· i!/k<fti\:ill fJ®igl!tbli\l:?6!?J!lG>l "!, In !¥11'1.' IJ:t*lil J.,~l!'~ r~'i"!IO'ft'.l:ltm11;!, r'f~~:t411J "'""w·~·''""-:t Wl!i11t!£Ji ¥4'!111) tl~ill JS11ot pii!i::t.Qc~iiill!l..• ·1;0 v l;l!!IMl\ t, '"'• fi;!J.l!!m! t t<1 f1tll illt1i:'%\1:>,!l;'!fh with %J:11i!l g.otj,11:tM. •••% <>f ·~1a.:t10 \lomrmtt·tr.till• !!/i'f'1;1J'f '"' !h'Ti!OCUrn ~rni t ""4'""'·"' ·~ t<:> ~llJ,1l!il!t; Oub\li, l4#%l- Vi·t& t.;wttet., Sf!;. 9.'t'M\li ·trf' 1;h.cVJ· U:ttt t .• �,/ • �~­ tlo,,~1'£1 ttw~•. i".li:1t~·t~ieit f;}(.nlil©'il. thO! ~"Ilk~ 1t}i11\1i;,;a t,h!..& • • If!;,.. li©n~:e:w·._ ~t:t@~i\ttll~ w~t'1;d, 1:>>fX:Jttnt'};z:?$·@f!f; s5.~1:»i:~ itn je'b •~t th tl:!i! '110~ wt: tlie lJmit ettcl. �REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE - 1950 Name of Council__:..._·"';;£./£..·;£.··£.·:..····&. /,£.£.::.:·~·£.£.&.:...__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __j .;:sr· wt'""" 4',."f ·· </ Council No '""" ..•;;; J•' Headquarters City c:/) ·····"' · ''~''' ,.,;.,..•m... State;;:.~i!t::::t:::c:::::'.~-L.:::'.:'.:'.::'.'..:.:'..:::::'.'.:::=::'.'.::=:.J (Please use only following classificatioti/ This is for purpose of National record and comparison) EXPENDITURES-1950 I. Operating Expenditures: BUDGET (NET) Indicate period covered if other than calendar year Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Total Expenditures Special Receipts Net Expenditures (See Note I below) (Col. 1 minus Col. 2) Cl I laio, / J CJ "; TOTALOPERATING1 lo< 7.or·· j I 1#,c:J ~ '7., G?. <. 07 I j ,.-.,,, - ,;;;, I 41Cl '1;, "J'•j;i j 1951 . II. Capital Expenditures: ~ ,?;:z,&, I 1': 1. Office Equipment .......... ____:,~l'-'"-''--'-"'-'--'---l·-·----------1--_.;:";::::.'/JJ.i-"'i)L.L•h;{h'i-1--1~--~LL·''L''"'''-"'.l·,2·''.J:''':.L.l':..·~ 2. Camp Property .............., . __________ ,__________ ,_____ -----·11------ --3. Automob.ile ....................1 1 - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - · - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - l l · - - - - - - - - I ,,., TOTAL CAPITAT1 e---------l----------i---·L:;t._:Li:..';_h_-~£L;:..;__1 r--~~L~L~~%~~1~~:?L·~'f:iLv~¥~L--III. Revolving Accounts: (National Funds) 1. BOYS' LIFE···---·-~-.... 2. Registrations ···-·····-·· ... 11_-CJ,$.:",,._·_.4.. i. a.I?_.;;;."-,"-'_,,0,,_,_1_ ,_...:-S".=·-1,_.6,_._,ifc.·c=b':.;:,_,7'-"f_·'--1----'L~B"'·...:k"';-';f"",·-.:'"; .;-=·:' · !-";'-.!-II 3. Scout Supplies ............... 11_-'-l,,..:""r,,,'-"-7_4L_·;,e'fffi~7'-'_ 1,_-=;;?...:>...7~"/_•,,.,:'.i,_,';"';_,;,""·-_·-i-~,-1-U;;;;l._c,,_i',_7""""""'""7""1""·~,_·_11 TOTAL REVOL VING 1 _,,.t,_;,_'J,,.,),_".-'t~··w<.c'i_.1.. ;'.__ 1 _-"'91-,,...3~9'-'~"'?~'L,~i_'....?__ 1._,,_.(_,,'-t+. 4-,_f"''.;J"':4"'~'""'•.,_';>"".;~"'?'"".f_ 1 . IV. Endowment, Trust Funds or other Permanent Investments _____ l - - - - - - - - - - 1 ' 1 - - - - - - - · - V. Obligations Paid (See Note 3 below) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · 1 - - - - - - - - - 1 1 - - - - - - - - *Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transportation allowances. Do not distribute any salaries to other budget items. NOTE 1-Report as Special Receipts only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., which are incidental to certain Council activities. Also report Revolving Account receipts in second column. NOTE 2-Do not include payments to reduce 0 principal" indebtedness. NOTE 3-This refers to repayment of loans, the proceeds .o{ .whi_ch_ 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. 320010,,0 �Analysis by population groups of income from contributions for .1950 Council operation. Note: Do not include income for Capital purposes in population groups. Income from areas where Council participates in Community Chest ~ .,.3 ~ " " " " 100,000 to 500,000._.,..--······" 25,000 " 100,000_.,.._. __ " 10,000 " 25,000........_. __ " 2,500 " 10,000_________ " under 2,500 and open country_ . Supplemental Chest $ $ Communities of 500,000 or over.................... contributions 1-: _,,_7~ ~~ Income from areas where Council does not partiCipate in Ches't '" ji<J..~;<f,,'Jif $ . .v;,;/Zo 1/;r:hfY $ .;i· ;;! -;;;..,, 6'0 Total Income $ L_.if/,.:ro "J-¢ &. C,() Total for Council Operation .................................. oye K"if' $£"5~0 'ik ~) ·~.····'·jl, ~ iJ f..:J/. $?;; :? 2'4"'' $ ,;/J~ ;;;Jh t~J $ ,.;t J> -0(?. 'I:).., Income for Capital purposes.................................. $ <>-..;;-$;/; For the 1951 budget outlined on preceding page$ So ,:; ' ''°<$' $. . I?_ $~~· "" ,,";) .1;.-::>JE L_ §!."tJ;~ $ $ .3, JY.s:;: J4.:.u has been raised to date. ;;-..:."··, ;.i.,::'i; Dudget for 1952, or next fiscal year, will be adopted by Executive Doarcl about f'f.5/, (Date) Assets, 12-31-50 Current-Cash on hand and in bank $ ,!; . '!J.;J,/$. 7~ I,, /1$1, Unpaid Pledges (,if,.;~ .. ,!_ Supplies for Resale Securities ,/! ) ' (-"' : ' ,If ,ffe .f4J/~- ;Jd4Y"' :&Aoy~,.;./i'Af<i!"'-'tf.t.f,;!./ft'-"''@'V IA Sb , ~ i,.3 •ti<'-"~ l::J m tG@' ··¥<"P TOTA! 9."J..if{,;:t1f 4&; Q1;? ' O:Q $ 'Fixed - Real Estate · /t:!t;>,/<.2(,,, 17 Camp Equipment Office Equipment !/;SI Ztl Automobile •Present Value </ Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-50 Operations-Accounts and Bills Payable $ Notes Payable .i ' '7 ;;:;., ;/c,)":2,. Capital-Accounts and Bills Payable Notes Payable Mortgages ,, ' ' ,, ., ' TOTAL_ _ _ __ TOTAL.·/.' l ''' :h,f'"" A._,,,jef."'·"'·~,0···"/KLl!L fl1!cc ..f//"c,..f.4... ,,,.";:tr#. .ft;i.'.; -h&v1'"~n audited by };,r (State whether professional accountants or auditina- commitf:ff) Our accounts will be vVe request continuation of present credit limit by Supply Service and will maintain our account on a 30 day basis. .) (Note: If change in maximum credit is desired state new amount here: This Council has Trust funds, (see Note) as of December 31, 1950, totaling$ bex:vZ>I!.< ·Of which $ ,,i,i{ryµ.V~ , or (b) some was received during the year 1950. 'vVe are using (a) Standard Declaration of Trust (check) . Income from Trust Fund, 1950 $ • - - - other form approved by National Council (check) Council directed campaign or campaigns are to be held on the following elates in 1951 (§..c::r·- h-0·.,C Remarks, Explanations or A d d i t i o n s - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - (Signed) ·····-····-··········-··..············-····---·-··-···········-..·--·----··----··-··-··········-····-····-····---··-····-····--..-···--- ............... _. ____.,,.,___________________ _,_..................... Chulrman, Finance Committee Scout Executln Note: Include only Funds administered by Trustees under a Declaration of Trust. �.a.gion No. Chiokaeaw Council Coundl No. 5 5$;lS I. Operating lllxpendituree l. :lllxecutive Salaries 2. Office Sal.a,riee 3. Hetirement Contribution 4, Rent, Light, Heat, Tel, 5, Office Supplies 6. !'ostege 7. Field flxpense 8. Social SeovitJ 9. Camping lo. Leaderehi:p Training & Conferences 11. N'.:tional Q.uota 12. Charte.r Fee l:S. Oireuaes, t1. ll. Showe & Other Activities 14. Oe1!!paign Expenditure• 15, Interest on lndeb\ltdnems 16. Inwl'Ul?ee l 7. Mil1!oe1.l~eoue 18. !nter..Raoial lllxpenee 19. Exploring 00. Cubbing 1,909.48 ro, :ro2.oi:; l,233,37 575.00 75.00 l,2'77.05 53.8.6 133.66 l,?A5.l3 9,889.80 505.42 309.76 7, 372.0l:l 19,920.00 7,860.00 l,059.00 3,040.00 l,200.00 700,00 2,450,00 541,80 10,378,00 l,233.:37 576.00 75.00 l,025.00 725.00 75.00 15, 764.57 .S)llll.06 837.30 2,470,06 l,403.74 760,73 l,909.4S 15,764.57 8,llll.06 837.30 2,470.06 1,403.74 700.73 13,029.96 567.42 5:?.ll6 575,00 oo.oo 133.66 l,245.13 9,1:!89.80 605.42 :;-09. 76 125.00 l,100.00 12,863.00 500.00 300.00 6;3,187.45 64,546.80 II, Oi>ptilill Jllxpeneitui'es 1. Office Equipment 482.61 300,00 ��Form 0-539J 40th ANNIVERSARY CRUSADE PROGRESS REPORT-1950 Note: This report will furnish basis for Crusade Award. Region No·--"""'"---- 1950 Actual Goal 12/31/50 LEADERSHIP TARGET 1. OBJECTIVES IN SELECTION OF LEADERS a. Every Unit with a satisfactory top Commissioned leader.__ _____________________________ b, Every Unit with at least one Commissioned adult Asst' Unit Leader (in addition for Cub Packs, every Den with a Den Mother)---------------------------- C, Every Unit with required boy leaders-----------------------------------------------------------d. Every Unit with active Unit Committee ........................................................ 171~ 2-/ 8 /,"!Jr·" t"' / ,t.J Ll ';.?,•."c) .lff"'s ~k- 4 ,.., 2, OBJECTIVES IN TRAINING OF LEADERS a. Every Unit with the top commissioned leader trained ____________________________________ b. Additional adult leader (over 21) trained __________________________________________________ c. Every Unit with other leaders trained -(Den Mothers, Den Chiefs, Jr. Leaders, Elective Officei:s )--------------------- ---------------- ----------------------------------d. Every Unit represented in District Roundtables ____________________________________________ ""' ( I J_ ID;:,, I '"''b ~ I b't'> I ,<)("') 3, RECOGNITION Every , Chart_ered Institution with a planned program of Unit Leader _ .') recognition --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------i ______ l• PROGRAM TARGET I 1. PLANNING a, Percent of Packs with balanced program planned by Pack and Den Leaders b. Percent of Troops with balanced program planned with boy leaders' participation -··-----····-··-··--------··············-···-···--········-·---·······························-·--·· c. Percent of Expl?rer Units with balanced program planned by the 4 program planning committees ··················-········-·························--········-············--·········· 2. MEETINGS a. Percent of Packs and Troops with regular Den or Patrol meetings ________________ b. Percent of Units with regular Unit meetings------------------------------------------------ I 3. CAMPING AND OUTDOOR PROGRAM a. Percent of Packs with active summertime program ................................ ________ b. Percent of Troops with year-round outdoor program totaling at least IO days ~nd nights of hikes, overnight camps, camporees and su1nmer camp experiences ··········-··············----········································································· C, Percent of Scouts in long term camp for a minimum of 6 days and nights under own Unit Leaders .................................................................................. d. Percent of Explorer Units conducting at least one major expedition .............. e. Percent of Explorer Units conducting at least 7 outdoor meetings each year ' S''t\ 7S' ' <'[ &' tJ.._ ~ ,,.-,, L /'; .e--- ---1--:'20-I"l"') 8J 7 '!;! 1-:~"IC -- ' I ' 5?" [(''/- ;e1 :f'-~- ·10 "'J :?) () >£._D____ ~ __ -- 2-0 i?.--- 0 LK____ s ...a..____ (o .V.~ ,.'f' ,\ -· 4. ADVANCEMENT a. Rank Advancements per 100 Cub Scouts.. ______________________________________________________ b. Rank Advancements per 100 Troop Membership------------------------------------.. c. Ra~k Advancement per I 00 Explorers.. __________________________________________________________ d. Percent of Boy Scout and Explorer Units operating monthly Boards of Review __________________ . __________________________________ . ______________________________________ I ""'I j "' t~ e n r.._,,~ "".! ' 8 I Cl -"' ).___""' I 0 L/o ~"6: ___ CONTINUED ON OTHER SIDE 32001050 �1950 Goal Actual 12/31/50 5. SPECIAL EVENTS a. Percen. t of Units participating in a Council or District display event (e.g., (., 0 ,,.,_ _ _ Circus, scout Exposition) each year.. .............. ················································-f---·-""-=---+---=--"'""'~Jc__ & b, Percent of Troops and Explorer Units participating in Council or D i s t r i c t / { ! " " sponsored skill event (e.g., Camporee) each year........................................ _f-___&,,,..'-"'D"-.--4-----'Q""',,;;"----c. ij~f:~~t~:i~~i!~hp;~~~-i-p.at·i·n·g···i·n·-~o·y·-~~o-ut.. ~.ee·~-"'it·h·-~t..l°_as_t_~~~--~aj·o·r-1---__8_0 ~---+------'?'-S"'''---- 6. SERVICE .,5 «;"" a. Percent of Units with planned Service program ............................................ __ ~-----~:!;~·~a~····~---+-·---·····'--"'-·· 7. BETTER APPEARANCE (! C a. Percent of Units satisfactorily uniformed ...................................... ················-f-------"'X<..>.D2. __4 _____"'-.::·0o:·:.....___ ~ b. Percent of Units taking part in two formal inspections of uniform, insignia, -O equipment ········································································································-1-----_,,(n"'.··..:'"'"'-···"-·--+---- -~~'----- MEMBERSHIP TARGET 1. CUB SCOUTING PCacbksS ·"'··t·················································································································- -----'1-,.,-r~f-,_~c;~_-- -+--·-,_~ ,-7_,,-~=~;..--·u cou s ············································································································-f--..J.o;J.2..-"f:::..J'=i.,,.-+----..!::.+.~~~....:-.. -"""'-+---1,7-fu.l-0?:><. 1-C'£?'-"'.t.''-="'-, .. ~:~en2,~~ ~~~u~~o_r.r.e.d ~.·~~s::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-1---,r.-c?-"°,.•-c,,.,_::-.-';~-':~-¥;..· I (,, J J ."!{')" Troops ····················································································································-f--~"""~;;;;..,L..--+--~.---!."":rif:-----Scouts (Troop Membership) ················································································-f--~'i,1;-j'',_-,_,,.1.::;;.--a"'.'.·-:'-· -:-:;....--t----'""'-....,-'7 t¢~;:i..~.,,..--· Percent of Net Dropped Units .............................................................................. _~--~-....J.'..J;;02....;~1".:;!l.,,,__-l---~7~<1·;.-Aa-':{J"Oi-New Troop Membership ······················································································-+---''-f'-''=-~..c·.c;C>~--·--+---·-.f+U_,iL. _' _ __ . 2. BOY SCOUTING 3. EXPLORING (In Explorer Units) Units ······················································································································-f---~7 / 77_ _-+------=Cl...,7,,,__ _ Explorers ......... ···································································································-+----':Z"-"t.J.:r.··_,.o""-c~-+-----.b. 7_,._.,_L..;,-;i.L..~-Percent of Net Dropped Units ............ ································································-+----,.-j',,,'~"'1-'r12...-_-1----...,.<c'·ir0"!.;;.'+'/_,;11"--New Explorers ..................................................................................... ················-~·-··-....Jl_,,!ll,,,.~'-'·,._.·~L..--+-----'''-''"''""···t.· .;:"1:..._ _ _ ·.· SIGNED: Date.................................. ltf"-;'.~.1c.tJ../,, ../..!.//... Scout Executive -------------··-·············-----······ .. ····-.. ·············----· .. ··········-- �Form O-S39D REPORT OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE-1950 Name of Council ....... Region No. ~U~:.~<f.:'::'i:"f'. ... t!f!.~M'-'!'.Hk.~;!(;_.,_f···fdJ,.4-'~---~Vb-1!.:4!k'..... . 4U RC' , , Council No. ~;_ Headquarters City ......... f.1'{"1!'::'.'l':'.:it-f"'!.'k.1-:.-1.•.••......•..........•••..•• State ···'i""~"t'::lr:·Y.k:'..-.............. . CAMPING CLASSIFICATION OF UNITS BASED ON YEAR ROUND CAMPING - JAN. 1 TO DEC. 31, 1950 (Note: Units include Total Troops 'and Explorer Units) §:./.....Units ......... 'k.9.... 4:.....% GROUP 1: Number of Units with art effective Camping Program .............. (Total of ten days and nights camping during the year.) GROUP '% of Units with effective Camping Program 2: A: Number of Units doing some camping but not up to the standard of Group 1 ............... (/.. .....Units .............. f...O.......Units B: Number of Units doing NO camping TOTAL ABOVE GROUPS (Check with Org. and Ext. report, Total Troops and Explorer Units, Dec. 31, 1950) ........... •Units:=Troops, Neighborhood Patrols, Tribes, and Explorer Units. /r.; / G 7. *) "':I"")_. Membership June 30, 1950 was............. :. ... :~--------Units* i--.:.l-; .• l .• l. .. te.-.'----·····Boy Scouts and Explorers LONG TERM CAMPING (Yearly Summary) Include Tours, Cruises, Camporees, Agri* cultural Service Camps, etc. Do Not Include Scouts from other Councils. (Long Term Camping -A Camping period of six or more consecutive days.) Number of Troops A. CHARTERED UNITS* WITH OWN ADULT LEADERS 1. On Council Site 3. Total (1 & 2) B. PROVISIONAL TROOPS• 4. On Council Sit- 5. Off Council Sit"' 6. Total (4 & 5) C. GRAND TOTAL (3 & 6) 7. % of June 30, 1950 Scout Membership** Number of Different -:C' ~.. If:.~ 1,.,__"fi,.,,,..i ~J ~) ;//'. xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx -,~1,, ~ ... ,,,,. :i. '7 (,l 2 .. i:.Z Number of Troop Scouters Scouts i2.C• 2. Off Council Sit"' fl .. (,,,, Lo ii' .. 0 t,,,,7 fr, I '~'t 4 4 b-8 'l '~ •I:. ~ % :Pft 3-7 .,J>- I fi' ;,,- - Camporees (Council - District) Agricultural Service Camp Forest " " Explorer Outdoor Events Tours Outside Council . " " Number of Tours Philmont . . . . . " S.G!;;;i .Scouts .. .... ..........Scouts .................. Scouts .J..1./5'..Scouts ......."'}.~./cs ..: couts .Scouters ........".!-::::. ..Tours ............. Scouts .. . . S/.. . .................. Scouters Negro Scouts in Long Term Camps ... .1.7.~Scouts • • Short " " .. .l."5.if'.Scouts " PROGRAM xxx 1950 Outdoor program included the following: (Check) Explorer Camping.Jc.._; Cub "Outings" (on family, Den or Pack basis) ..!.'.'.'..; Winter Camp ...':>.'.'.; Sea Explorer Cruises.:.~--·---; Summer Activities (other than Camping).. i....--· and not less than overnight.) On or off Council Site Totals below should be included in Summary of Long Term and Short Term Camping l c,;~ SHORT TERM CAMPING (Yearly Summary)-(A Camping period of less than six days 1. /.71:...Units xxxx (J ACTIVITIES l. SPECIAL EVENTS (Note: In checking the following item, please use the following symbols to indicate whether the event is on a Council or District basis: "C"-Council; "D"-District; "N"-Neighborhood or small Communiry; use any combination of symbols if several rypes are held.) This Council promoted an Activities program in 1950 including the following, as checked: Boy Scout Week participation ....C,.,21.... ; Circus or similar type...... ;•. :............ ; Merit Badge Show......C ........... ;Camporee.........C.. ................... ; Mobilization .................................... ; Agricultural Fair par. · · ......i....-... n · program in ' add"1t1on . to C ' ........ :r.r-···················; i'J Pi!grunages . • shr'1nes....................................... ; F'irst A'd ttc1pauon . ........... ; Vacat1on -F~p1ng to h'1stor1c 1 Demonstrations ________ ..... ----····- ; Explorer event) (What?) ... ::~fc1'1!t'Yl!<:'t:tt:·:_~-:!,;;i~IP1:·~%i .•.•••••.•••••••.•••.•• Other ········-·-·····-··-·····-···-··-·-·--·-·-··-·-····-·-·--·-····· ll. CIVIC SERVICE (Please check the following) .. ............. ; A survey of Civic Service needs and opportunities was made............................... ; We encourage A planned program was promoted. ::~":::'.~~i.f;?~~i~~~~~=?~Y.~~~i~~t~;,:~~?···~~~".~~~~~~~'.:~:~~~:~?n:durlngthe year ••In computing the percentage of Long Term Camping for the year, divide the Grand Total, line C by the June 30 Scout membership. 320010~0 '> �1950 FINANCIAL STATEMENT-CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL Budget appropriation Capital Expense ...................... $.......::?............... Total Capital expenditures .......................................• )CJ '" •Q. $L.: ...f:~:it.f::?..,./. OPERATING EXPENDITURES: (Incl. Accts. Payable) OPERATING RECEIPTS: (Incl. Accts. Receivable) Council Appropriation (Operating Only) ........ $!.:?,.!.::::?.:..i!.!... Salaries (Central & Admin. Staff) ...................... $.:.ii.!. ..:~.!.: ..e.r:~ Camp Fees (Ne~ less refunds) ............•............. $!..<?,,.fi[~,!;2... Salaries (Caretaker & Maint. Sta.ff) •.......•........... $....... ;.<:;?t!.:~~~- ...:..·'.·'.6.·.•.•• . Fees ( 1'f any ) -.............................. .,• ........ .i.?..1: T ranspor t ation Maintenance & Repairs .......•...................•.••.....•. ;. $.f(f::f.;f_/.t..J.J!. . p os t .......................................................... .,._;,_•-•.•.·.:-.'.-.-~.~-· .•.1_. __{_::?_~~ _ ••• T rad1ng Promotion, Tel., Postage, etc. .......•.................... $... _.//!.f.~.?..?.~ Miscellaneous ........................................................ $...••,;.'?.:~h;~_l.?.:~ TOTAL OPERATING RECEIPTS "'7./-3 y / •.;£~.... A. SUB TOTAL ..... -................................................. $'1,.::0:.f' (Recommended as chargeable. to Council Appropriation) (Do not include "Capital") 1. What was the charge per camper per day where full meal service is provided? ........................... . Wages (Cooks & Food Service Help) .............. $...... ,;..?f.,~J] . ht, T ruek'1ng, etc. ................................ Fue1, L ig •.•• ·./.•·~••··.•••·••••;_"?_·••••:i. .,• ...•"'.··.r- Program Material ................................................. . !/... . " ..::.: $.........j ~~;?! Transportation Expense (if any) .: ..................... . 2. What was the charge per camper per day where Troops camp on the Council site and prepare their own meals? ·················-······· ..····-················ $...................... .. 3. What was provided for this fee; list major items............................. . Trading Post ••...........•.•.•..•....•...........................•.... $.'~:.z.,r..:z~.2i.. F00d .. ........................................................................ •.<.'.~-'.....·3..-.'·'.;_·.·.'.___:.o:::_'.'.·.~.'.·. M.isce11 aneous .......................................................... .,• ....'.'.)···.-/..-..-.'°.·..:.•.'.1.:.".··· 4. If you have special funds available for Camp De.•••."'.·.·..,:.'.'.·'.'•..'.·'.'.•.·.·... · amo un t .............................• $..,,.~ • p1ease give ve lo Pmen., 5. If you plan to raise special funds in 1951 for Camp Development, please give the amount........ .. * t,.vj'C,... ~)[. 41;~ "f'tl:t~}'i,£• Number of $...................... .. pe~ons B. SUB TOT AL ..................1....................................... (Recommended as chargeable to ~p Fees) GRAND TOTAL Operating Expenses (A (Do not include "Capital") • /., 'Yo •. .,.' + B) .... $LP,].~1/.,.~ LEADERSHIP-LONG TERM SUMMER CAMP on Central Camp Staff ......•...•........... ~:·:.9 ........................-........................................................................................--··-··-··-- (Do not include cooks or maintenance staff. unless they were related to program services such as Troop Cooking, or Scoutmasters or Assistants of C::hartered or Provisional Troops). 7 How many were adults (21 or over)? ··············if················ Number of Provisional Scoutmasters used?.............~..............................• How many of these were adults (21 or Over)?...... =·-················ APPRAISAL OF CAMP EMPLOYEES NA ME .1 Camp Pwitlon Scouti~it Cooneci1on \ Aa8 tI l-____ \Vould you Re•appoint? Exe. _;,Q.:::U:..:A=L:..:IT;cY_O"P'--"'SE"-'R:..:V:cl.:::C~E~---1 Number of ~ Rate o( Good I Aver. I Fair I Poor Wceka on Staff Pay Per \"Ved: , . --~ (If. neceaaary, attach sheet with names and appraisal under headings above.) Scout Executive �1950 TRAINING RECORDS AND 1951 OBJECTIVES "FUNDAMENTALS OF THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT," the Introductory Training Session for all leaders of Scouting-Council and District officers as well as Unit Leaders. During 1950 this Council conducted this session ... · · '? .. couters rece1v1ng th e 1raining. JJ... e:. · h .......'27 .~r:. · wit tunes 1-......... . ·· ·s Approximately the following percent of Scouters have completed this Introductory Training. % ; Board Members .....:f9'......... %; District Committeemen.......~..Q....... % ; CommisCouncil Members ....... sioners ........1.Q........ % ; Merit Badge Counselors ........ ~.$.'....... %; Troop, Unit and Pack Committeemen .....6.~---····· %. :f.S.:::...... 1950 No. of COURSES CONDUCTED BASIC Cub Leaders' Course TRAINING Cubbers' Pow-Wow , No. of CERTIFICATES ISSUED l•l .. II , . .. .Air Scout Leaders' Course LV Explorer Leaders' Course ,j, CHECK COURSES PLANNED llll~-- 4 Scoutmasters' Course 1951 q 7 <q b ').... I UNIVERSITY COURSES The following courses have been conducted in colleges, seminaries, etc., located in this Council. Do not include theJe courses in the Co11ncil tohtls . i . :_;~..· _,_,~ 1? lo j " __,~ ~- Name of Sohool ,(::;; Skippers' Course Commissioners' Course ' •. MeMe;:is -kl ·::;+A . eel OUTDOOR Troop Camping 0 TRAINING Senior Cruising & Boat Handlin~ Senior Trail Expedition t) ('} OTHER Health and Safety TRAINING First Aid College Credit AttenNo. Courses dance Ves I v ~5 € e1e t:>/-- Advanced Scout Leaders' Course Pack Organization 7- .3 Troop Organization 1 z.s ;;.._.· 1-$" 't "S<'oufriv7 Merit Badge Counselors /.-et+Je1-sh/ p C/u b ,, 1::. Troop Committeemen Course Leader Certificate &t11f x x '''" ,,,.::." Jr. Leader Training Other Courses (List) , TOTAL COURSES AND CERTIFICATES THE TRAINING COMMITTEE AND ITS OPERATION Membership of the Council Leadership Training Committee consists of.. ... District Representatives and .........':/. ............ members-at-Iarge. .b........... Jfl... J.:P...men and includes ........, ........... . £2..........have District Training Committees. Training Commit- Districts, of which .......... The Council has ......... tee Meetings Held 1950: CounciL.0........ Disfrict..... .'.... ..... · Does the Comajltee have available a training inventory which indicates, by DistriclJ, key leaders with and without training? Yes ..... ~---····· No .................... /__,.,. Training in 1950 was conducted largely 'on a District basis .... V-·--) Council basis--------·--··-··· (Signed) Chairman, Leadership Training Committee Scout Executive No �Form O·!i39B REPORT OF LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE-1950 j &(4.~ k~'i;-¢NiL••\i C!~"'le' ' (' /if:.;f'f IJ. "'*···-·""f"···-···········-·····-···· f!w;.<<-··" R eg10n . N o. ~--,, ....................... ····- ....L-···HEADQUARTERS OTY............'.'.""l'.'?.~:f!::~"if::f-J:··~'.!!'.'.!:. ....................................STATE .••. 1lf:'.~~,f.,,L~:."::........_ i_::C::_ot:::m.:::c:'.'.il...;N'..:.::o:_.::;:-2::·-=,)=·==f!==:J NAME OF COUNCIL................. ·:--··:"'·········-·· -····· RESULTS IN BASIC TRAINING* As of December 31, 1950, we have accomplished the following toward providing all of the key leaders of our registered units with BASIC TRAINING*: UNIT LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING ASSISTANT UNIT LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING STATUS 12/31/50 Number Registerod l& Cubmasters / i /, Scoutmasters ,---;'. -~ STATUS 12/31/50 HAVE COMPLETED APPROPRIATE BASIC TRAINING• Number :;: 3 Number % Registered % ,A;;; I l Objective 12/31/!il A J11;·, Asst. Cubmasters HAVB COMPLBTED APPROPRIATE BASIC TRAINING• Number ? ) ; ~/ JlJ li 1 ; /f ,<'ff· !f __ /'. 171 ! Asst. Scoutmasters ,,. /{ % (; . ;j ...--, ,/, -,c"I Obiectlve 12/31/!il % ).),. f;l ? / i/i :;) :2 / .) .I ; "\ >..,.-" Asst. Squadron Advisors Squadron Advisors . /7 Post Advisors I :j{J,!(' /:; . ~,---/} ,;~:> Asst. Post Advisors \/ !',;''-, Ship Advisors (Skippers) •;o) /§'\) . ,/) 3I l~ }4JJ1 J f C/. l ! -£~. I lfc.;~ ~./ Asst. Ship Advisors (Mates) x x x Total Unit Leaders I x '\I !$1 J,)r,; . ~ x / /)·'· / \- x ,. ") it/, '!) Explorer Advisors in Troops x f1/ F Total Asst. Unit Leaders )~,,- ! I ~ f /? '7 '1)(.j J I . 57,r:, *Credit Leader with basic training only if he has completed the appropriate basic training for the program which he now leads, through participation in scheduled training sessions, personal coaching, or home study. a. Cub Leaders' Training Course. b. Administration Section, Cubbers' Pow Wow plus four additional training meetings. c. d. e. f. Scoutmasters' Basic Training. Air Scout Leaders' Course. Skippers' Training Course. Explorer Leaders' Basic Training Course (or previous equivalent). ~ I STATUS 12/31/50 UNITS WITH LEADERS TRAINED IN OUTDOOR WORK OBJECTIVE 12/31/51 Number........ . a. Units (Boy Scout and Explorer) having at least one leader with outdoor training in "Troop .. ..... % Percent......... Camping", cruising and water work, Of.".:xpedition leadership. COMMISSIONER TRAINING ;j, a. Total registered Commissioners Number...••~·:~:~ ..... b. Have completed a Commissioners' Training Course. "' ] ),.-._ A i --:- "fJif <''.. -z"' (~- f; ,~_,/J. 1,:,,,/t. t >S, c AJ K.~:' ti· LEADERS WITH SCOUT EXPERIENCE Had Scout experience starting with Tenderfoot R~k. ,-;' ~umber ...... / _7/ .rt / _.-'\,;' STATUS 12/31/50 OBJECTIVE 12/31/51 Percent ....... ,.._........... . ..............................% f . -<-) l.l :/ x· f ::2. . f. . . /.f,, Percent .. 320010~0 �Form 0-S39A This copy for National Office 0; Regional Office 0; Local Office 0. (Check appropriate box on each copy.) DO NOT WRITE HERE Charter Fee $ • - - - - - - TRANSMITTAL SHEET Quota _________ Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter Scouter Fees_______ Total_________ Region No. S"' Council No. ,?-::;:8 NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. "'"C · £!''.. . . ·.,, 4 / 6 . /),,.. .. ~*}tt--%.'~" &· Attached is the application of the -----~~1~_:~~!!:.·_i_~_J:.1:,_~4,{#'' ~.::::'..~ {J;_,·ft1L.--4J.lf!!--;;,:.,,- J f #~.-. ~.L_J for renewal of chart l'Jfktt-}!j:$:....fi::~------····--------~--::..tl!!·t..:.:___.for renewal of charter for the year beginning July 1, 1951, together with reports as calied for, i"Ieat\quarters City, State Supplernenting this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following: (If any of the i.tems a:re not enclosed, please state when they may be expected on the line marked "Date") Note: Items No. 1, 6 and 7 should accompany application, and No. 5 if possible. 1. Charter Fee 2. Payment of Qunta ~·------ 3. Scouter Fees $•------ 4. --~-------Scouter -~--Yes or No Applications (No.) Date __ .1l.e~ 5. Audit Report for 1950 Yes or No Date 6. Scout Executive's Report for 1950 Date 7. Program and Objectives for 1951 Dato S. Roster is .enclosed . wdl be 1na1led-~-- ··-"·----.." - - - - - - - - - - - Date was mailed _--~1'=~=""''~3"-L/-L'-'/_"f:_if.::.-.:._/_____ Date (Signed)--------·---·--··- Scout Executive 32001050 ��)u,.zw ltJ~.::;t,:~ i.f.o I -;;;., :!:; ----~id:. . I ?!> �c~, ?11:-~~· '"yt.f,.vt'.4.· ~ ~c1 I �Porm 0·539 ~- REGION No.......9-..... COUNCIL No.,;:/..N. """"...... 3 APPLICATION for RENEWAL of LOCAL COUNCIL CHARTER for the Year Beginning July 1, 19 51 NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park A venue, New York 16, N. Y. The ..........................rf!::!l::::.<:::./:~:..::.'.~:..".:E.~:. !::~f... .....................................................Council, Boy Scouts of America, with (Name of Council) /• • il/!J .,,., . "' .' headquarters at .. ;;{;.!..~ .. ··f.tL;;{r-Ji;;;/Ad~f.:ll.4~ · l'!'" · · d"1ct10n · over (in · dicate entire · and havJOg Ir/, Ci . ~"' ? / . ... c2!«;!'~~;.:t..:SI .,..;,!+. · ·c~~i!T *'·"''-'::!.£..• Area) .. d.'f!&i:.i,c;z···•••f.:.1 f/' "r t.2' ....? •..:v:..1.: ·;z.. ..f:.f"·""''··"·············32lL'1;r:: . t£J . ./' ·f· ..... 7 . . ~it~~!~~~$~t:~~~~~~~-~=::: hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July 1, 1951. In justification of this applica· lion, the accompanying reports of accomplishments and progress in 1950 and Objectives for 1951 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 XII, Section 2, Clause 3. This application and record of progress were reviewed and approved by the Council or Executive :~~:~t;;;;.~~~e~n~~~~n~o~~~ii;p~~~~~k~~~~7;1abii~~~~~~;;p~~!~:f~~~ll;t;;~~;"~:~'.~~:i Council and its representatives in promoting the program of the Boy Scouts of America in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and By-Laws, policies and regulations of the Boy Scouts of America. Signed .............................................................................. . Scout Executive President Treasurer BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA (Incorporated February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.) 32001050 �1. On December 31, 1950, we had ______ /. __]_/ ____ "Chartered Institutions" in our territory, each of which sponsored one or more Scouting Ur)itg~ At the same time the membership of our Council was composed of .......(.7.0. ..... "Institutional Representa- tives" and ......J..,..k...,;.?.......• ''Members at Large". To insure the representative character of the Council the various community interests and major religious groups in our terri- tory are represented on the Council and Executive Board as follows: , Council only (check) : Religious ........... :i(........... ; Educational... ....... X:: ........... ; Labor...........'>.":........... ; Civic....... >'>•.............. ; Business ....... ~ ............. ; Farm ......... 2<,............ l "' :Z..{ ( Council (Give number of each): Jewish .......... k::c ..... ; Catholic ....... h:......... ; Protestant....t. ..i;>;?..... ; Other ....... Q ......... . Exec. Board (Give number of each) : Jewish .......... :bo....... ; Catholic.........:k: ..... ; Protestant.....--5..r.:. ...... ; Other ....... .O ......... . D D 2. Amendments to our Constitution and By-Laws were adopted in 1950. These amendments have been approved by the National Council. Yes Yes 12J O No No (If not, attach copies.) 3. We provide regular Commissioner service by personal visit to.....;1,.7.c.of.....Units out of a total of.... J.:£1...G. ..... Units in the Council. 4. During 1950 there were.....L ... meetings of our Council and ...:(...... meetings of our Executive Board. District Committees of our Districts, and the rest averaged.3... meetings. Roundtables met monthly, (except July and August) during 1950, in .. of our Districts. The remaining Districts averaged .......:2.........Roundtables. were held monthly in .... 4........ ':f:.... 5. Officers and members of Council serve one year beginning ~~~l/:S..f. Annual meeting is in month of..r0:.P:.(/,,(/:.t ..•:t.:l"fc:•!./ 6 . Th'ts C.ounc1'I has......................... ·"" :.......... · org~1z . ed D"1str1~ . wt"th funqiontng ' ' D' . Commtt~ees. . Th D'1str1cts . . 1st.r1ct . ere are; ..............~ ·~:................... yet to be orgamzed. Of these we will orgamze................ m 1951.. ......G.. ........ Distncts are shanng m financmg this Council. Number of Districts represented on each 7. Functioning of Council and Committees CHECK THOSE FUNCTIONING WELL l Council Execui.ive Board l.. Organization and Extension (, for Lf) ~ -><. t:.o x ADDITIONAL COMMENTS 19~1 x l"1 x x l. .. Leadership Training No.of Members 1$' Advancement {., Camping and Activities (,, v l.~ {_ Health and Safety t~ {_ 1~ Finance List any other Committees (,,, "~ & L /_O Council has: - ~~::not 8. This Council have a long range plan. This plan covers a period of ........years, starting............................ , 19....... .. 9, This Council was incorporated under the laws of this State in the year 19.J!:t7.. The corporate name.i.s: ....... ~/i,i,,c_,k.,f:Lti,_~,t.Nt.: ..... ~Qc.:~..:M~.f:.A.l/. fJ~.1··'''J'f,;r)ib,i.;~~ ..... !~?ift:.\,,:t,;:~;:"::.~'.M!:i:~:f;,.,~;:c,,,,,,, .. !:,f:,/;N::l,.;;f;,.,.......................... 10. This Council has accepted its quota of Council as follows: in full herewith,$.... $.1:?:.~.oor&r .. .. ; in 1 the year 1951, and agrees to pay it to the Treasurer of the National ... equal payments of $ ....... .7.bk,. $'.()each during the months of .............. . ./J:X.~1 . . .C:Jt:c.~:l"',f.. .... /<-f?V'0.t.£:1,:(.r:'!!:,·::'!:~:.. 11. A. ................................. .. READING PROGRAM BOYS' LIFE On December 31, 1950, we had ... 70"1'... Boy Scouts and Explorers (J.l.7%) subscribing to BOYS' LIFE. Our objective for December 31, 1951, is .. ~'-8 Scouts and Explorers (.".k;:(.%) as BOYS' LIFE subscribers. ... B. GENERAL . Counc1·1 1. I n 1950 tlus 2. did .MdTrotpromote good reading. This was done by a Committee................... ; Commissioners .... ___ )(•........ ; or.....t:~,.•:i,,~;:f:__ ;(:,,,. ,ff"J~.#{,!f,~c'.~.. ,, .................... .. 1 �Form 0-539C REPORT OF ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION Nrune of council --~::f~~Jl~~~ITT~'---~~~~~~P~,f:i. Af< - Headquarters City £/ jkn:vfk .4~Ji·-·--·-----------·--------State........... f t>-:k~•;.J; ----··, -- -· • ••J(j -~· ~ TABLE 1 ~-- I Total on Dec. 31, 1949 l~ll 1. Total Packs (b) Negro Packs 2. Total Troops .7 {,, (] )<-) (b) lone Scout Tribes xxx xxx £:1 d:.:::_ ''.;) xxx l) (c) Explorer Ships (d) Negro Explorer Units &) ; 5. Total Cub Scouts 6. Total Troop Membership (a) Explorers in Posts 10 i. ;;> '"I D ,.,0 ,---. (JI /0 /7 D () I f) t/A.., "'<~.-,.-. ·7 g J • p· _') ;W "'] I-· 0 xxx ll xxx xxx () {) xxx xxx n xxx () a ("\ t; I xxx () _,f) xxx xxx xxx xxx ·<:""'} . J51 JH") ", 'Ii?. 2 l li l-'.-2 i..lk~ -·Cf ,__ ) jJ u. ,\: , ·--_; 2::;; i i I ;~ xxx - ;}-'"' ---- -<'"") - •;j ;? (} ' ff~ p -·::::· $ 'h ::.>) <f-0/) - l l :::;- I'/ ~I /_,,.-(, l5l'6 /?Si'._JL ! 'l., 1.,,_ ";t, ~-- :X: ('_) (.,/f f'j 1-j"'il.ifl, •; I..::> t, i!:.1 ~).(,).~-. ·--~ ;:j 51 :;; ? .... :;;;e.' i?j ) "J ' -"'"'-·''' 4-ij.JJ l t.:!11 I J l.4. !i l '1 ;;;. () /l 7. Total Explorers in Explorer Units 7:1 I .c: ·•:::.. xxx !•ifi;; :3C~ xxx (d) Negro Scouts 0 i.o ·:S:<)···1 ( c) Lone Scouts C) xxx i~J: u ") I <"; ) xxx (a) Boy Scouts (Age 11 through 13) (b) Explorers in Troops 51 #, • Objectives Dec, 31, 1951 xxx ·::i) _., -) "-"7.__ (a) Negro Cub Scouts 10 1951 } .,-1 j 4. TOTAL UNITS ii & 2 & 3 /"'""7J ;ff 9 -i LJ.'7 ( e) Rover Crews Est. Net Separations 1951 ; xxx ( b) Explorer Squadrons t4 t':it; (._.,, ; :St:: ( I. 2-:?l 'l-- 7 :?.. ~1 • M("CJ t-1-M °)• '1 I~, f,,ty(_') ._•5' / j J&b xxx 12--'l 'f {~' '-- -'"~2 .. .s l.-, xxx J.,.S' L. - ,g / t:>c! I I ·:1 .-;;; ;~ xxx xxx ::> -::; :.; (b) Air Explorers Ci xxx xxx /) xxx xxx C''.J (c) Sea Explorers /) xxx xxx /1 ;.. q / xxx xxx c:- tJ xxx (d) Negro Explorers ;--9 i5 ('-'""') xxx xxx c7 -~ ""' i--.?-1 xxx xxx /.)) (e) Rovers 8. TOTAL BOYS (5 & 6 & 7) 9. Total Cubbers (incl. Den Mothers) 10. Total Troop Scooters 11. Total Explorer Scouters 12. All other Scouters (Council and District) n. f ".;"". ~' Estimated New in .:J '-" xxx (a) Explorer Posts Total on Dec. 3 l, 19:SO ')i;i, l ;/' ") ··) _ f; l/ ! ! xxx 0 3. Total Explorer Units Out I I (a) Neighborhood Patrols ( c) Negro Troops Transfer Territory In (See Note) di~ xxx l x.1 q m 19:SO 19:SO I :;; . . . . n ••• I Net SeJ.'arations# New in f°l (a) Neighborhood Dens - Region No. TOTAL LEADERS (9&10&11 & 12) [ ,,))- "°70l_ 1]{ ;;;~ fl l~ l) - .J-:'.l:9 '.:? ?/, ~~ '-~ &:i 11 .'.{_, ;:) ::; l' =2.t-t _ '.) ;;; '! / -:~:'_:.: ~ q '-'//-- .<::' ()i_.: 1/ (/ __ ii :~-::LL. c, ,::;: \-;'./ j !.,-; -'.\'. i ; h J ~; I\ ''"''o <j 'l "'\ -1>·;1 .a~i._'1 ('") xxx G, /,, k/'J,v "lln ;:·1wt (')0 -/,,_' '/i 10 i~ , ): ;;1·:~: I h':f' On Dec. 31, 1950 we had ........ --···--··----- unregistered Units of all kinds (November or pnor exp1rattons). #"Net Separations'" equals ''total separated" minus "Separated-Reregistered" minus "Transfers in". -~- ':J.., ,?o j,,/ f') ' iL ' *:Ii"" l· • s· r.--. w:. L/8il-, 'ti-/ l.1!5 /%}' 7-,'fl t'.'# ,~,,·<'.:'.$";ft, """'' "'~~~- ~~{ A, I ' 32001050 �TABLE 2 TENURE OF SCOUTS SEPARATED IN 1950 Less than Tenure completed in respective program.s Boys in Cub Packs Boys in Troops 1 to 2 2 to 3 1 Year Years Years :g i'I '7 ;Sil<, ,,h !/ ,;! ,, t' 3 to'4 Years, ··. !!l xxx 4 or more Years xxx TOTAL l :,? 1 :3) (Report tenure earned as a Boy Scout and as an Explorer in the Troop) Young men in Senior or Explorer Units (Report only tenure earned as a Sr. Scout or Explorer) xxx NOTE-Above table applies only to boys wh0: were SEPARATED in 1950. TABLE 3 RURAL MEMBERSHIP 1950 (Under 2,500 population) NOTE-The following data, for 1950, should be given only for boys and Units in villages under 2,500 population and open country. Boy Scouting (See Note 1) Cub Scouting Exploring (See Note 2) TOTAL New Rural Boy Members enrolled, 1950 Total Rural Boy Members December 31, 1950 New Rural Units organized, 1950 Net Dropped Rural Units, 1950 Total Rural Units, December 31, 1950 Note 1-"Boy Scouting" as used here should include Troops, Neighborhood Patrols and Tribes and members thereof, including Explorers in Troops. Note 2-"Exploring" includes Squadrons, Posts, Ships and members thereof. UNIT BUDGET PLANS The Council has a definite plan for promoting Unit Budget Plans (check one) Yes ·D; No D. ................ Packs ( ... ,,,,,,,,,%) were on Thrift Plari Dec. 31, 1950; Objective:........................ Packs ( ... ,, .. ,, .. ;%) on Plan by Dec. 31, 195L ................Troops ( .. ,,.,,,,... %) were on Budget Plan Dec. 31, 1950; Objective: ........................Troops ( ...........:%) on Plan by Dec, 31, 195L .. ,, .. ,, ........ Exp!. Units ( ...........:%) "\VCr? on Budget Plan Dec. 31, 1950; Objective: ........................Expl. Units ( .... ,, ...... %) on Plan by Dec. 31, 195L UNIT CHARTER REVIEW In 1950 we used the "Charter Review" p.;,o.c}dure, involving participation of Uni; leag_~_rs and Committee and representatives of Chartered Institution and Council, incident to the reregistration of ......::.. :-..'< .••..••• Units out of our total of ./.{J.....~:l. ...... Units reregistering during the year. THE WHOLE SCOUT FAMILY NOTE: Indicate number of institutions in Council which sponsor single or multiple programs as follows: Only Cub Scouting Only Boy Scouting I 1 Only Exploring Cub Scouting and Boy Scouting Boy Scouting and Exploring Cub Scouting and Exploring Whole Scout Family, Cub Scouting, Boy Scouting, Exploring I �Form O-S39F REPORT OF ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE-1950 Name of Council ea1~~~4!41<f &u<Jc{.,,,·( ,. t!i/ ,, .~ 4?'. · ~ -, ... Headquarters City ___rY),; JL<,r'"-f"'".'""'"''':.;··<"c.'::-"-:,"';f"""'<:.··_;·""'"'~::.·····,;:;•·_;'";:;__ _ _ _ _ _ _ State~•f,..•v· Region No. Counc1'l No. ,5,5 f _.,, -- <' - ~~~~~~~~~~:!==~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~== MERIT BADGE RECORD Indicate below the number of each of the Merit Badges earned during the year 1950 ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY (Scouts-not badges) Col. 1 Col. 2 Oual!fied Dur mg 19~0 Cub Scouts: Bobcat I I! .r. Wolf** Bear* <# 9 * <J.. ~ 0 Enrolled ~ 0 8Z Dec. 31, 1950 8Z 1-Aero<ly nanlics .............. .................... ·" r "'\ I 2-Aeronautics .................. ................... }' ){ -;;. ,,..;.J · 3-Agriculture .................. ................... ·/ !{ ~I 4-Airplane Design .......... ................... 5-Airplane Structure ........ ................... l; 6-Angling . ...... . . ............. ...... 6'........ 7-Arnmal Industry .......... ................... f tt -~-io_e:-:-1:-s--·---'+-..::~::....-if-;-1-..:..::····~:::__':..,,';Ll' ii=tr~~.f~~;~ -II ...... :...... :::.... •::::;:;\:::::::::: Total 1 ''.\ ?o ;/'l.l.f;/,'=11 . ' i~-t:~~~,~~smy*:·:··:·..·.:::::: =========*=~'~L~·==F~2·~~·~ :::jiL::::::: .=--:-~..,,-~.,.-~-'-.,.-~~- 60-Journalism .. ...... ........... .. .............. .. 61-Landscape Gardening ............£. ...... . 62-Leathercraft ....................... LI... ........ . 63-Leather Work ................................ . 64-Life Saving* .................... 5.'{;I........ . 65-Machinery ....... ........... ..... 1.!... ....... . 66-Marksmanship ..................................... . ~~-~:~~f~~E~;~=i~~::::: :::~]::::::::.:. 70-Music ......................... ... U?.......... . 71-Nut Culture .......................................... . 13-Automobiling ............................ '.fl........... 72-Painting ........................ ....~}.......... . Boy Scouts and See Note 1Z~b~rs 14--Basketry ················-······· ......:!.......~ .... 73-Path.finding ......-...............& ..•~---······· Explorers: Below Only 15-Bee Keeping ...................... fl:............. 74-Personal Health ............ .J.J.J......... . ----------+-----1------11 16-Beef Production ...................?............ 75-Photography ..................... :!:............ . Candidate 17-Bird Study .. .. ...lLO........... 76-Physical Develop................ .!..°-.......... . Tenderfoot / "I ;J. l / ;::;; 18-Blacksmithing .............. ................... 77-Pigeon Raising ..................... '{,............... --------t-'~~~-+...,.:Q=!.$'-'-/...o...4~ 19-Bookbinding ............, ....... 3 ............ 78-Pioneering* ........................//............ 1 ----i--i~"·d_;_;,?_ .. tf-'--+--'/,,"-"'"3<""-"'...:'j_;_;. 11 ~ ~=:ou~s~n~e~sgs.....·.:·:· ·:· · ·:· · ·:· · ·:· · ·:· · ·:· · ·:· · .:. . :. . . ·..·.·. ::::::f:::::::: ~&-~~~~~n~..-::::::::::::::::::::. ::Jl:::::::::: f 7 tJ j ") (,. 2 2 81-Poultty-Keeping ........ -..... /.?............. _s_e_co_n_d_'c_las_s First Class --------1'----'-+--'-_..:..-'--ll 23-Camping* ........................ SJ........... 82-Printing .......................... -.. .'.. .......... . _s_ta_r------+--8_,f,,',...·-+-11..4_:;,.,J..;&'c.·''-ll Life ;; 5· /' --------1--"-'--+---'·"'"'-'-z"'-')_11 Eagle /1 ;;i q --------1-----1-...0~"'.. =-.....c.--ii Total Troop Members XX X 1.::1/n './..;).) ====~====i="'====..,f..··;;;-·~~L.~;;..,..~I ;;~~~po:~~ryg*..::::::::::::::::::: ::::JJ::::::::: .S:.......... ::::::5.::::::::::: ':J:.......... 83-Public Health .......... ...!ti?........... . 84-Public Speaking .............. .... 26-Cement Work ........... .. .................... 85-Rabbit Raising -··-.............. h .......... . 27-Chemistry .................... .... ;!-............ 86-Radio ...................- .............................. 28-Citizenship (Civics) .........'f.J......... 87-Reading ........................... LE'.......... . 29-Citrus Fruit Culture.... 88-Reptile Study .......·...- ............,?............ 30-Coin Collecting ...... .. 89-Rocks and Minerals ............... ~;-~~~ke{;;;io.n ::::iff.::::::::: ~~ ~~f;:;g*. ·:.{o:X~.-.·:::::: Apprentice XX X ... :::: :.: :: ..:::::::::::::::::::: Bronze Award XX X 33-Corn Farming ................... 3............ 92-Salesmanship ........................................ - - - - - - - - + - - - - + - - - - - · I I 34-Cotton Farming .................. ................... 93-Scholarship ................ ·-··· .... 'fl.co'f.: ........ Gold Award xxx 94--:-Sculpture .........."·-····- .................... - - - - - - - - + - - - - + - - - - - · I I ~~ ifa~lryi~~g ..::::::::::::::::::::: :::::~~::::::::::: 95--Seamanship - ...................................... .. 37-Dog Care.. .. ........ J:-::........... 96-Sheep Farming ............................... Silver Award xxx - -b-serv_e_r-....- .. -;,. -!.-.,-.-+-----+------113 ~-~ram~t!cs ·:::;:'/::::::::::: ~~_j~?aling* .................................... .. 0 •" •" · X x X - ectnrny ung ····-···--·-·-····-·· .................... - - - - - - - - + - - ' ' - - - + - - X - X - X - - l l 40-Farm Home ................ .....!L......... 99-Small Grains ..................................... .. Eraftsman f?.;; ..,7c'i' 41-Farm Layout .....................>?............ 100-Soil Management ............... .1.. ......... -Ae--,,-.-_ . ...... -'--+-----+--X-X-X--ll 42-Farm Mechanics ........ .. ... ~ ............ IOI-Stalking .......,......................................... 0 1 1 _._.__ ' '_"_' "n_··-"-'-+-'-"·---+-----ll 43-Farm Records. .. ....).,........... 102-Stamp Collecting ................£. ......... Ordinary xx x 44-Finger Printing . . .. ......1........... 103-Surveying* ........................ ;/.,,, ....... --------+-----+-----·1145-Firemans hip ................ ... U!.'2.......... 104-Swimming* ....................... £:/;.......... Able XX X 46-First Aid* ................... ....IJ.(J........... 105-Taxidermy ..............- ........................... . - - - - - - - - + - - - - - + - - - - - - · I I 47-First Aid to Animals...........'!. ........... 106-Textiles ........................................ /... ....... . Quartermaster XXX 48-Forestty ..... .. . ....'J.!L ......... 107-Weather ........................... ,,,.!.,......... ============'=====II 49-Foundry Practice .................................... !OS-Woodcarving ....................~k'......... 50-Fruit Culture ..................... -.............. 109-Wood Turning .....................YL ........ NOTES: Column 1.-For all ranks report total number of boys 51-Gardening .......................... £ ........... 110-Wood Work .......................:LJ.......... who qualified during year, including those in Troops 52-G;a:ses, Legumes ...........;;i..'r......:.. ! ! I-Zoology ....- ........................ ..... ,ljjT'.. .. and Explorer Units. 53-Hikmg .......................... .................... Total .. .l.(z.....r-. ...... Column 2.-Give figures for Troop me1nbers only, but: 54-Hog & Pork Prod ...............If:........... . include both Boy Scouts and Explorers in Troops. 55-Home Repairs .............. ....'l.IL ......... (Organizing Awards 1950) ==================II 56-Horsemanship .............. .... M.B. Counselors in Council 3 ;~=~~~;~~ ~f;e · ..... -::L. ......... n ................. ~~~~~~~~~~~::::::::: {Include registered and unregist~red) :}' { ·~·7 59-lnterpreting ........................... .....L ........... * Badges open to First Class Scouts only. 32001050 �ANALYSIS OF BOY SCOUT ADVANCEMENT POLICY AND PROCEDURE 1. What percent of Troops and Explorer Units conduct monthly Boards of Review?...... 2. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Second Class and First 'fo .. J.J./... ..... . 70 Class Ranks? ·························································-····························································· %--················ 3. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Star and Life Ranks? %----~~?.? ... 4. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Eagle Ri!llk?............ 'fo .... :::~:.:::..... 5. What percent of Merit Badge Counsellors are coached in their responsibilities and provided with literature related to their subjects?.................................................................. ;2. %....'.............. 6. Do Neighborhood Commissioners give proper supervision and promotion to the advancement plan? ·················-·····-·······························----·-········-·····························--··· Yes...X... No.......... 7. Please attach copy of all present advancement policies and procedures. (Signed) --------·-----·····--·-·····-...... ······················-·······-··········· Chairman, Advancement Committee Scout Executive �Form 0·539G REPORT OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE - 1950 Region No. Council No. Headquarters City The following report presents the activities and accomplishments under the direction of this Committee during the year 1950. 1. The membership of this Committee includes, besides the Chairman,... V .... District Health and Safety Chairmen and the following Health or Safety expert,s, as checked: Public Health.... V.::: ....; Medicine .. :\<'.: ...... ;Aquatics,... .. ... ; Fire Prevention .... ¥"" ... , Firearms ....... !<'.'.'.'.....; First Aid ......v'........; Emergency Service..................... ; Farm Safety ................. ; Mountaineering .. . 2. During 1950 the meeting places oL ........................ of our Units ( ................ %) were inspected. 3. During 1950 an inspection of the Council Camp~_.~ t made by the Committee . ............ Troop Camps, off the Council campsite, were held, of which ............ were inspected by the Committee. 4. Procedures to insure that carriers used for the transportation of Scouts on Scouting activities were in safe condition for such uses, \Vith adequate insurance coverage, hftih•c rmt been in effect during 1950. ave 5. The plan for medical examination of new Scours is in effect in .............................................. of our Troops ( ................ %). Cat. No. 6141 "Health History and Medical Examination" is _nor used . .... 6. Pre-camp medical examination is required for all who attend the Council camp as checked: Scouts Leaders ......'::".: ..... ; Food Handlers ...!:::'....... Health condition recheck of Scouts, Leaders and Food Handler; <ii) 7. ............ , Camp made by a medical doctor after their arrival at camp. We have not a Mobilization Plan. have ·································· ................................................................................................................................................................................ .. . . : .... . ~~ ~~:~· ~~~;:~r~t~~ ·=,;;: ;;:~ ·;~;;~;i:~--1~~~; :~~1t1: ~:~ ~~;~t; ~gen~i~~ ,:· :1:~i; -~~;;:i;i~:.._:J.Z:a,::¢i~-~-~;;i~; ...~tr.'iw.fr.J,~,l.'fi!:f#,"~l'li. ...i:~i:.~&f...'.r:..~f . W--"'U:J/f/i!§,.J.,:i,dkf~,:IM<)" 9, li;~,:~..~t,,;i,¥:.,P,..,iff........ ........ . . .. . . ..... . Our Program as planned for 1951 includes the following as checked: a) ~~:f.1:.t~ .. ~~~~.'.i~~ of Committee including all technical experts and chairmen of District Health and Safety Comb) Medical examination of new Scouts in ....................._ .........Troops which is................- ........... % of all our Troops. ~ ........... ; Council ~.............. ; c) Program of Inspection as checked: Unit meeting places .......... .L., and Troop Camps ........ ?.':\ d) Mobilization Plan ......... .lK'::.............. (Signed) ····························································-································· Chairman, Health and Safety Coalmittee ················ ............................. .. ~,.~~~·t &~~~t;~·~·----··--·· .. ············· ······················· �Form 0·539A This copy for National Office 0; Regional Office 0; Local Office O. (Check appropriate box on each copy.) DO NOT WRITE HERE Charter Fee $_ _ _ _ __ TRANSMITTAL SHEET Quot..__ _ _ _ _ _ __ Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter Scouter Fees_______ Tota~--------- «P' Region No._~~,,,,_,_ _ __ No._.,,;;_f_.5_·--,~-;E:~:~_ __ 0 Council NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA. 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. Supplementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following: (If any of the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expected on the line marked "Date") Note: Items No. 1, 6 and 7 should accompany application, and No. 5 if possible. I. Charter Fee 2. Payment of Quota $ _ _ _ _ _ __ 3. Scourer Fees $ _ _ _ _ __ 4. ________Scouter Applications Yes or No (No.) ··--------- Date 5. Audit Report for 1951 Date 6. Scout Executive's Report for 1951 -------o-;-,e------·-- 7. Three year Progran1 Goals for 1952 (Ten tests of Successful Scouting) S. Roster Date is _enclosed . \V1ll be nrnt!ec] _ _ _ _ _ ~---------~-------- Date (Signed) --·--------·--- --------------··-···-·· Scout Executive 32001051 �Fonn 0-539R EXPENDITURES-1951 I. Operating Expenditures: BUDGET - 1952 (NET) Indicate period coveted if other than calendar ve~r Column l Column 2 Column 3 Total Expenditures Special Receipts Net Expenditures (See Note. I below) (Col. l minus Col. 2) I . E xecu t'tve Sa1ar1es · *..... - ......... 11-~-'"'-"-'---=:..::.--1-----------l---"-''-'"!'...i...: $ I 7,df ¢0.,10 $ $ / 7,,if'fi;,, ..Ji'tJ $ •.26:;;' /O•/ ,,., :::.=;:::_-11-"--'+..'--'--""=''-2. Office Salaries.............................. A?, .;2. !JI .J' 1 J? ?c:> I J 9 3. R ertremen t con t r1'b' ns .....-.... __J_ __·.1~!?~</~;~;:;~·7,___, - - - - - - - - - - I ---'-/~-"/-'4'-P-':f:w'·<-'.;;;-"-'7'--11--L/,,_.L>_"'.Ll;_··"-/~)c:;/L()'-.4. Rent, Light, Heat, Tel.........11-~'-"~""-·~.O'-····~0'-'f'-.'-''o"' .. _,C"''--1-----------l---~,;;""-'o"•;.;c"-'~+;'-·'-'''"'::J"'t;,,'---ll ---''"''"'J~f'-/-'-.'-'-'-'--J-•J_)_ _ 5. Off ice Supplies .......................... 11---s/,,_·_,_l'_-.,_f{_·,_7~,"'2"'.,;'-J'--1----------1---'{.,.:z¥::.··-'-"'-2"''-';;!:::,£2·-11---'-·,._'.z.F..c"cc';-_,.;"-•:'"'-"'·..:.·L'_ 6. Postage......................................... I ·"ii c) I .0-6 '7 O/, ?6 '? J,·,c:;.•,·c 2 7 • ;:. 4 7. Field Expense 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. . I. ·rransportahon . ).......... ll--"?-'"-''-LL='----1-----------1---'L"::;··~;_. :2 t> ? ·7· -S'S " ;_C'J....Lt..L...!<..!!!'.""-'''-1 •< 7._ ,. o-ll--'·~·-=4'1 ' . .""',_,',,'-'..~"'.~·' --'' ".·_;.J~·-·~'--( inc Publicity..........................................11 ___----~-i----------l-----~~---ll--------camping . ........................... 1 1.~-'-'S.--'--'='-"-=--l--..<..:.:.J.;:;.~.-"'--"'--'-""-'"---l---'-1-_,.;,-=.. -d1-0~·. ~7 ,V-.,)f'; ,:.? ,.1;f. /(1. p-..::,~ii: 7 • $,}' p 1!;71:· -i-6 /' <':) ,.~. ) <'·) (~?, (j.D ;.::. .t.L.L.c.-"'-"---11--'-'-'"~~"--'-"-'-"-4·''--Leadership Training dc f I ,:;;',(;!. /, 13 D / ..5 .;J /. ,:),:; aNn t' on eQrenctes...... ,; / ;;J~S", ;:;,::, ? ;;J v-:.,::.:.7,_~··~/_,). ,-.,.-· .;:)r:'."> a 10na1 uo a............................ 11----'-''--''-'-~---1-----------1-----'-~~=--11---""-=-"'"-'--'"/ .. \""' " , /'~(') rJ (y; ().;:) :?J.,"" / '. ><) ch art er F'ee....................................11----"-"''-'-.:_.:___ l-----------l-----LIL!.'--.'._-ll -----"-"--"-1-1='-Circuses, M. B.. Shows . ·t·1es............... 11-~-=='--=-'--"-"-"--l--.L.-'-"--"~'-'-~-'-'----1---~-~~ ....... :L·'.r ..o·;·c,, S' A 20 ;;u 9, 7/. tJ ,:;;-~-~-L-~..;?'. ·1 / an d 0th er A ct 1v1 14. Campaign Expenditures ......11-----''"'5::..w-·'".:ic;t; .. ' : . t ' ' - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - " . , o ' -..-'-'-'-J,-'-<"'c..·.7_11------"(('-·?15. Interest on Indebted0 · ' - - ' - ·" - - ' ' - , - " •• ,' - .- ness (See Note 2 b e l o w ) 1 1 - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - , , , . - 1 1 - - - - - - - - - / J?s· .:z.~T /S s· .,,2r ~') ·': J. 16. I nsurance...................................... 11---'-=""-==;_--1-----------1----L--"'~~ w'-'---ll--~==-"-'""''--l7. Miscellaneous..... _ ~ 11 ? ~ ¥,,,,~ / // / ,:/, .lz.3 """ ..:· r ,_.... t::·>> /S. 'i.e..... ,.~.... .. /<a;.2.s::;.i,, ?4' / "' ~- s-;;;.... ·;r;. ';··· ,. / ,,,. /c..t:.,. ::J.. i~.·~~-', . ,' ,., ,;z, ¥-'I / •.,~2",/ ,;';:::~ !/'..../I,.,.;;;;.. ; </~ '7 1.<- £~ I f'7')'t ·zi"'·1>;, TOTALOP~ATING 1 f-'/_f6~'l~!)'~··~/J_,~l~';Y~-l-L/~1~1-~_J_'_o_,3~,-~_. . _ 1__~_.5~g~..:....::.~lb_l~,f~'-··2_'"41 II. Capital Expenditures: . E qu1pmen . t .............II11 __ _/~«'.>e..::""-°'·'-.!!1.s.'/--1---------1----'/-=~=--=,;j'-',-''f-''/__ l - - - - - - - I . Offtee 2. Camp Property .............~. 3. AutTomOoTbAl!Le .C..A ....P..I..T ...A ..... '1 ,- . :.'~·:. ·!'"-. _L::::...=:. :::...2... ~-;?, _'- l - - - - - - - - l - - " - - - - ' " " " - - " - - - 1 1 - - - - - - - - YI /,.}-.3 . tj J III. Revolving Accounts: (National Funds) I. BOYS' LIFE ...- ...)··....... 11 --.,------,.--,,.--·1------....---1--- ----11 ' • d. {) ~;;<'«;~'.. •(f\" 61~:ril /'i), ;;)"/! 1·:~2.0,?J 7, 8~::o:'(J 2. R eg1strattons .....................11 --~-4-~-=~--1--~~-~-~~~~-t---"-==-===-11 7 3. Scout Supplies ................ 1 --1''"''"=:~"-'"'J?_,,"'f,-'-'°'"'-"-'}J.._ ..1_ __;"'J..2'"-'"'·7_. .:..<f!.._..::J<'5::..":c;6"'-'7J..·_ _ 1_ _ _I.ct.°'•"-.:':J..i.:c. :;_::" ...,;;5'.:;;.2..c.'·:.."_ 11 1 2 1 TOTAL REVOLVING1--·Li.,,·. .../'rc.""/:""·,.."'2."""-"!,,_.,::.5_-_l--'9--'""1...·>.."",;'-;-..-'ij"-P.:..;,_;'J~Ji'-)---l---"'zL-.. .='':'-'.J0"'~,_.6"-"'Z__ 11 IV. Endowment, Trust Fuuds or other Permanent lnvestments _____ ,___________ __________ 11 V. Obligations Paid (See Note 3 below) *Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transportation allowances. Do not distribute any salaries to other budget items. NOTE 1-Report as Special Receipts only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., which are incidental to certain Council activities. Also report Revolving Account receipts in second column. NOTE 2-Do not include payments to reduce "principal" indebtedness. NOTE 3-This refers to repay1nent 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. 32001051 �Analysis by population groups of income from contributions for 1951 Council operation. Note: Do not include income for Capital purposes in poputalion groups. Income from areas where Council participates in Community Chest zc sC" ~ ~ Income from areas where Council does not participate in Chest Supplemental contributions Chest S'//""~ '/·"" /) .._,'•' $ ,;;/.0 ·7. '?l· Communities of 500,000 or over.................... _L $ .. .. . . " 10,000 " 25,000..................... " 2,500 " 10,000-.................. " under 2,500 and open country_ $······1··0 ;;, '/;/::, ;J ·. ,y $ '~· ~ Total Income " 100,000 to 500,000......... - ......... " 25,000 " 100,000...............--- I (, 7<.)~(Jc') ~ 7o, <>cJ :J Total for Council Operation .................................. 0 9 ,••,..,. C}-/1 ;Li"': $z::JJ;i, c Income for Capital purposes .................................. $ /. /i:·,J'7' .. ' $ $ 2.s·q,' 72J 0 _, ' /// ';;~ ?_,, $ I P ,;f ')' _, (; (J L f''P7 ,_J 00 i'·'\ ) l~-~/< .. u $ /)f) C--··,,,,,, =· ',;: ; 1<1?°1.-::, d""2/0gf f) '.5, $ $ has been raised to date. For the 1952 budget outlined on preceding page $------····· Budget for 1953, or next fiscal year, will be adopted by Executive Board a b o u t - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - (Date) Assets, 12-31-51 Current-Cash on hand and m bank $ ,.;? .Y. ;,,p 7,:U $,?boc),oD •Fixed - Real Estate Unpaid Pledges Camp Equipment Supplies for Resale Office Equipment /o/ 101. oil ..S::o 9 5,46 ' Automobile Securities I ) ,f\ - -i .- ,- ' /._ , .;..;i /""..;:dJA.jA.j(i'/ )'./ /!c'~ ../ . ,..,\fiv> y/1:-.._,iL.-,,,,. . ·· •Present Value Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-51 0 Operations-Accounts and Bills Payable $ .;?, I I / ,,fO Capital--Accounts and Bills Payable Notes Payable Noles Payable Mortgages TOTAL ..2- /1,1,J'<::. TOTAL._ _ _ __ t.a•reheetiauditooby· _ _ _ _.L~&:;"fdi'-:::"'~~~~~:_f;~:'.::~<'..:.o·:s'.·e."',f';?""L~i..-11''"'·"'"'",.if;t~A'.'::;--··:;:·>::;:···:::::::::;t;:::::'.':...·--------te whether vrofessiona.1 accountants or auditina' committee> Our accounts will be We request continuation of present credit li1nit by Supply Service Division and \vill rnaintain our account on a 30 day basis. .) (Note: If change in maximum credit is desired state new amount here: $ This Council has Trust funds, (see Note) as of December 31, 1951, totaling$ (,,,_,,,,o,_,;.oo of which $1(~1',? .... \Vas received during the year 1951. VVe are using (a) Standard l)eclaration of Trust (check) ______ , or (b) sotne other form approved by National Council (check) . Income from Trust Fund, 1951 $...U..S...'?.:s'c.. _____ _ Council directed catnpaign or can1paigns are to be held on the follo\ving dates in 1952_________ Remarks, Explanations or A d d i t i o n s • - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ,t:r:,... Jr'J:, . ·_ , "'" ~;2r;~/ '·'"......................... 7&1< d ,/"V,~W.~.... :li.-~,e.'lt.ll~ .....!k.""'"" (Signed) ....................... - .........................................................- ..............- .......-----··········· ... Chairman, Finance Committee Scout ExocutiTe Note: Include only Funds administered by Trustees under a Declaration of Trust. �o:HCKASA.W ooUNO±:f;.,_Jh9·A·. INC.... COUNCIL hE~UlERS J!OR 1951 ACTIVE "A" Acklen, T. Robert Agee, G, Worthen Ahlgren, ]'rank Allen, James Seddon Armour, Claude Atkinson, Dr, W. R. Austin, \./, H, Ayres, Dr; J, C; Danielson, Gen. W. A. Davis, Joe E, Dick, Dr, A. W. Dilatush, W, Henry Dixon, Hugo N. Donelson, Lewis R,, Jr. Dormon, W, B., Jr, Dozier, Bob "E" 1il) 1i Baber, Rodney Bell, Ernest C, Be.rnes, George Barrow, E. R, Beck, Brig, Gen. Clyde Benner, Henri Bizot, Emile A, Boren, J. L. Bowers, Mil ton Bruce, 0, Arthur Burrow, A, K. "C" Callow, Lewis C, C;crney, Fred '"Carter, A. B. Castle, s. Nelson Chandler, Walter Christenbury, Fred L, Church, C, H. Clark, Roscoe C, Clarke, P. C. Clayton, Henry M. Clayton, P. A. Cleghorn, John Coffey, Ben B., Jr. Cooke, R. P. Cooper, Sterling Crump., Charles M, Crump_, E. H., Sr. Crump, E, H., Jr. Cunningham, Jesse "D" Dalstrom, Edwin Daniels, T. B, Earp; 0, K;. :tl:!rteHdk; Phil , . Ettelson, Dr. H, Ewing, Bruce W, w, "F" Fiedler, Chris H, Fisher, W. H,. Ferguson, Bert Flanagan, F. Joe Fogleman, John A. Friend, A. B, Fuller, R, D, "G" Garey, B. B. Gassaway, Brooks JI!, Goldsmith, Fred Jr. Goldsmith, Jack Gooch, C, M, Goodman, Charles F, Goodman, Thomas F. Grissom, E. C, Grube, Howard M, "H" Hale, Hon. E. W. Halle, Arthur Halliday, W. P, Handly, Charles C, Hays, Lake Heiskell, A, L. Higginbotham, Ernest F. Hirsheimer, Harold Hohenberg, A, E. Pag() l �I House, E, J. Howard, T. P. Huckabee, Miller Hughes, Dr. James G, Hughes, Dr, John Davis "I II Irwin, Robert L., Jr, "J" Jacobs, Dr. Jenkins, E, Johnson, J, Jones, Walk B. E. B, C, C., Jr, llKll King, Dr. C, C, Klyce, F. W. "L" Lambert, F. Clyde Lanahan, L, Harry Lee, Dr. R. G. Lear, Lt, Gen, Ben Malone, J, H, Martin, Rear Adm, H. M, Mays, R. C, hcGregor, John IvicKnight, James Malone McKnight, Thomas H, lfoWhorter, A. D, Meeman, E, J, l~ioore, E. E. Moreland, S, E. Morgan, Allen lvlunson, F. F. ~iurrah, i'lm. F. Nickey, Sam M., Jr. Norvell, J, W. nou 1 f I Orndorff, H. G, Overton, Watkins 11p11 Patten, Joe M. Peete, Russell Perry, Russell Petty, W. G, Pharr, Samuel S. PiJgeon, Everett Pipkin, Perry Porter, Dr. Arthur R., Jr, "R" Ramsay, R, G,, Sr. Richardson, Gilmer Richmond, E. R, Rittelmeyer, Charles W. "S" Saunders, E. B, Scharff, Aaron R, Scharff, Abe Schmeisser, Dr. H. C, Schwartz, Merrill Senhausen, C. B, Sharpe, W. L. Simmons, J, Barrow Sims, Hollice H, Skinner, J, L. Skinner, Raymond Slavick, !!, W. Smith, Vial ter L; Spain, !!, M, Spears, Herman Strauss, G. D, Sullivan, H. P, "T" Tate, Alvan F., Jr, Taylor, R, A. Thayer, F. T, Thompson, Larry Thomson, George Trippeer, R, A. Turman, W. F. I 0' Callaghan, J. E. J 0 1 Ryan, Tom 0 rgill, Edmund 1 ·-·~· ··~-·-">-···-··· - Page 2 �nvn Valentine, D, L, Vandemark, F, J, Verret, E. J, Vesey, John B. Vosse, M, J. nw11 Wadley, Dr. S, L, lfalker, J, R, Webb, Harry G, Wilkinson, Russel Williams, Ernest Wunderlich, Alvin, Jr, ny11 Young, C, B, Young, Dr. Thomas K, J �i------- QHICKASAW COUNCIL. B.S,A., INC, COUNCIL kE1'iBlilRS FOR 1953,. ASOOCIATE 1 i \!A!f I Abraham, George ;B. ' Ainslee, H. s. Alcott, Richard Alexander, Vance J. I Allen, Preston · Allen, Thomas H, Awsumb, George ·1 "B" Bacon, Col. W, J. Bailey, E, 0, Ballon, Dave Beasley, John B. Bolton, A. Earle Bondurant, Julian B. Boone, Daniel H. Boyd, Judge ~iarion s. Boyle, J, Bayard Boyle, Hon. Joseph P, Bridgeforth, W, D, "C II Canale, Phil M, Carley, Jack Carrington, R, Russell Carter, M. b, Carter, Nathan A. Chambers, C. M, Chambers, J. D. C)lampion, R. G, Chandler, w. H, Clark, Dolph Cole, Sam F. Collins, Chriss Cowan, C, H, Cox, W. W, Crawford, A, M. Creson, Hon, Larry- ll, D.wis, Hon. Clifford Pavis, Dr. J. Murry ;Day, Paul Deupree, Wa,yne Piehl, Dr, Charles E, Dolan, T. R, "E" Edge, W, T, Edwards, Frank C, Emick, Harold Fleming, Joseph D. "G" Garber, Myron Ga,ylor, W, A. George, John H. Glascock, Charles Graves, Dr. L. M. Green, Jesse Gronauer, Joseph A. Gregg, Russell Grout, li'. M, "H" Haase, Charles J, Henry, N. Wallace Herrington, R. L. Hirsh, B. W. Hobson, Dr. J. J, Holloman, C, C. Holmes, Herbert Hopper, A. L. Hussey, Robert J. Ore son, R. J!'. lfJ" "D" Jacobson, C. M. Darnell, Herbert Johnson, W. C, __ ._D.a,yis, A •. .QL--..· - · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · · - - - - -..· - - - - - - - - - - - - - l?age l �;__________________________________ -------· ---- --··-----··--·- ·---·------ ------··----------, !! "S" "K" I I, ' Kenworthy, William Kopald, S. L. ' "L" Lane, V, G, Law, Sid A, Le'lrince, tr. A. Lerner, S,. l'-'l. Levy, Dr. Lewis, T, Lightman, Lohmeyer, Louis W. M. A. J. A, Saine, J. E. Sandown, W, H. Schloss, Gilbert M, Schoembs, Arthur Sellers, Hon. Perry Sherrod, Floyd GCJ.ields, J, Chester :J:pringfield, C. L. "T" Thompson, E. F. Turner, Norfleet "M" McFarlane, G. 0. Med.en, John w. McCabe, C. T. lfoCourt, Lee T. McGeorge, H. L. i'ioriarty, Herbert Wade, Maury Wagner, D. Eugene Waring, Col, Roane Webb, Harry Wiley, J. Brady Williams, Hon. 0, P, Wurzbu1·g, Abe "O" Ozburn, N. Field nyn Yankee, Claude np1t i I ' Patton, Thomas N. Pe.tton, Wesley E. Penland, Clifford Pennebaker, C. T. ' Ramsey, Henry T, Reeves, Russell E. Richardson, Charles D. Ress, J. L, Ruch, Dr. Walter A, Russell, Ed.ward P, Russell, Dr. George M. Rychener, Dr. R. O. Page 2 � 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 Fen( 0·539 REGION No .... JL ..... COUNCIL No .. Ji!HL APPLICATION for RENEWAL of LOCAL COUNCIL CHARTER for the Year Beginning July 1, 19 51 NA 'rIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. The ........................ ~!i}l;;w.,g;,f;:W. ..................................................................................... Council, Boy Scouts of America, with (Name of Council) headquarters at ........ 4U1 ... J,[ . .,.c~-.f~J,~!tt;;··········· ... ... . . -~.:iH!;;~r·J··· .'.t'mll:i... . i's~i~)· ............ . and having jurisdiction over (indicate entire Area) .... She~ .... Os:illl:l.*'1, .... Te:m:i ... , ..... t'lll .... IOO:ll.o.1 .... Ta:l>f3 t l?.lll:tltiWl. ... Cpm:l:.iA11tl., ... }/li.'l$ •.... ~~~···0;r.i;;n~w, .~111.,,. ... '1,lJ. .. p.,.~~w, .. ~tgr:) ....................... . t«.l.Dfiim ... h@;l.:f. ..• o.:f. ... ttr.1.t.:li.!i!:!i!iil.t1~ .... ~wt;r.#····i.:rk ........................................................................................................................ . hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July 1, 1951. In justification of this application, the accompanying reports of accomplishments and progress in 1950 and Objectives for 1951 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 XII, Section 2, Clause 3. This application and record of progress were reviewed and approved by the Council or Executive Board at a duly called meeting on ........................ J.M.l<oo ... :Z.G.1.... . ........................ .19 ... l'$l., at which meeting a quorum was present and the Council specifically accepted its obligation to cooperate loyally 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 Scours of America . Signed .11./~da."'.'!..ll161.~k~ .... Scout Executive ./ 2d~at. 1 ~ ..... ~·7··· Pre~1dent c .. _) .! . ;-.· /} .. ~:J.J ...£ LL.bo,GJtL. ,,..· .'. %.•. o ".'·""'J ) . 'rreasuret BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA (Incorporated February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.) 320010~0 1. On Decc1nber 31, 1950, we had ...... lff. ...... "Chartered Institutions" in our territory, each of which sponsored 011e or more Scouting Units. At the same time the membership of our Council was composed of ----·---1'7~--------- "Institutiorial Representatives" and ........ 26l;L ...... "Members at Large". To insure the representative character of the Council the various community interests and major religious groups in our territory are represented on the Council and Executive Board as follows: . _ . Council only (check) : Religious ........ ;&---------------; EducationaL ........ 9 ............ ; Labor. ....... -:K--------------; Civic .......... ,_ ............. ; Business ............ ~ ......... ; Farm ....... ·3'-·············· Council (Give number of each) : Jewish ........ 1~---------; Catholic ...... 21 ......... ; Protestant.. .... AQ0 ....... ; Other.. .... O ........... .. Exec. Board (Give number of each) : Jewish ........ :o ........... ;. Catholic. ....... -fil ......... ; Protestant ...... ilS---------; Other.. .... ()- 2. Amendments to our Constitution and By-Laws were adopted in 1950. D Yes Iii No These amendments have been approved by the National Council. D. Yes 0 No (If not, attach copies.) ;. We provide regular Commissioner service by personal visit to ....... 224 ...... Units out of a total oL ...... US-.... Units in the Council. 4. During 1950 there were ... .l ...... meetings of our Council and .......... meetings of our Executive Board. District Committees met monthly, (except July and August) during 1950, in ...... 4'. ..... of our Districts, and the rest averaged.JL.meetings. Roundtables were held monthly in ..... !L .... of our Districts. The remaining Districts averaged ....... ..l!L ...... Roundtables. 5. Officers and members of Council serve one year beginning J'Q#··li,- . .J.5l).nnual meeting is in month of ..... l')lrjiQ!i)llibi!>:t" .. 6. This Council has ........... $.... .. ........ organized DistrictS with functioning District Committees. There are... . .. ............ .Districts yet to be organized. Of these we will organize ............... .in 1951... ....... @ ....... Districts are sharing in financing this Council. 7. Functioning of Council and Number of CHECK THOSE No.of Committees Districts repre- FUNCTIONING Members ADDITIONAL COMMENTS sented on each WELL for 19~1 Council ,, · .. " 45~ w E:r.ecutive Board ,,. " -~l@ . .. Organization and Ltension 6 y l!ll Leadership Training Ii ,,. -:i'i' Advancement 6 x _. · 10 !-< Camping and Activities 6 .,. 2l Health and Salety 6 ., '19 0 Finance -" 'V 2l u List any other Connnjttces Council has: - 8. This Council t:not have a long range plan. This plan_covers a period of ........ years, starting ............................ , 19 ...... .. 9. This Council was incorporated under the laws of this State in the year 19~'1-,.--· The corporate name is: .......................................... ~w•imw ... .\11.tlll~ ... »q. ... Jllowtlll ·Of··:l\llllJlw-ie11., .... ;i:1i!e·•... . .......................................................... . 10. This Council has accepted its quota of $.'1-2$ . .,()Qfor the year 1951, and agrees to pay it to the Treasurer of the National Council as follows: _in full herewith,$... .. .. ; in....... ...equal payments of $ ..... J$2-.~0 each during the months of ... Mq .. Qd ... Nnamber. .. 1951 . ........ ........ . ........................ . 11. READING PROGRAM A. BOYS' LIFE On December 31, 1950, we had ..... 'l.$9 ...... Boy Scouts and Explorers (--l&l...0%) subscribing to BOYS' LIFE. Our objective for December 31, 1951, is ...... itll!J. ... Scouts and Explorers ( ... .2\l .... %) as BOYS' LIFE subscribers. J3. GENERAL 1. In 1950 this Council did diilQlilt promote good reading. 2. This was done by a Committee .................... ; Commissioners ........ ? ......... ; or ......... ID:lit .. Lmatl@X':IL. .................................. . Fo·m 0-539F REPORT OF ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE-1950 Region No. ___ 15 __ _ Name of Council ___ J!(,'h~i.!lc.!!''·~ fil>-lill"''""-'----------------1 Headquarters City ----"M"'e"'m""'Pll=i,,_s __________ State, __;T;..:e::n::n,,,.'--',_C:::;o;..:u:::;n:::;c:::;il...;N...;;..:o.-===5=5=8==:.J ~~='=~====~========================~=======================· ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY (Scouts-not badges) Cub Scouts: Bobcat Wolf** Bear** Col •. I Col. 2 Enrolled Dec. 31, 1950 MERIT BADGE RECORD Indicate below the number ·of each of the Merit Badges earned during the year 1950 ~-0 0 C.J z 1~Aerodynamics ................................. 60-Journalism ................ : ................. i,. ........ .. 2-Aeronautics .................. ................... 61-Landscape Gardenmg ..................... .. 3-Agriculture .......... :....... ................... 62-Leathercraft ..................... JJ ......... . 4-Airplane Design .......... .................... 63-Leather Work ................... 00 ......... . 5-Airplane Structure ........ ................... 64-Life Saving* ..................... ~ ............. . 6-Angling ............................................. ~........ 65-Machinery .......................... ll .......... . 7-Animal Industry .................. .J.J!\..... 66-Marksmanship ....................... 8 ............ . -~-i-:n-b ·-e,-:-s ___ ......:.+----+-----n 1g=~r~.~~c~-~~. _: ... ·-.:.:· .. :··· .:::::::'£i::::· ~2-~~~in'&E~;~~i~~·::::• :::r~:::::::.:. Total 1112-AAtshtlreotn1·cosmy ... * ..... ·.· .. ·.· .. ·.· .. ·.· .. ·.· .. ·.· .. ·.· .. · .. ·.·.·. :::::::::~::::: 70-Music ........................ . .. l.!'i .......... . ======•===F=====l=====•ll 71-Nut Culrure .......................................... . 13-Auromobiling ................ ....... :c!'i'........ 72-Painting .............................. ~~-........ .. Boy Scouts and 14-~askeKtry .'. ........ : ..................... ;~........ 73.,.-PathJindrng ...................................... . Explorers: 15- ee eepmg ......................... pt. ....... 74-Personal Health ............. J.JiL .... .. -----------1-----+-----·11 16-Becf Production -········· ....... _.??·-·-·· 75-Photography ... ...•.. ." .......... .?. ............ . Candidate 17-Bird Study ................................... 'M'i...... 76-Physical Develop ................. l.Q ........ .. _T_e_n_d_e_rf_o_ot ____ r-_1_,_s_2_6-+--2_,_6_1_'S_· _ 11 i~-~~~~bfr:~f~~g .. :::::::::::::: :::::::::~:::::::: il-~i~~~~r!~!i~.g .. :::::::::::. ::::g~::::::::::: _s_e_co_n_d_c_1as_s __ _,,__ __ e_"_·""-+· ___ e_.··:Y.L_· ·_ 11 ~~=::.;~~s~ ... : :::.:::: :::::: .. : :::::::::r :::::: ~g-~=~~nS. ... :::.::::::.::::::::.: :::1g:::::::::: _F_·ir_s_t _c_Ia_ss ___ --l'----111_. _4-+-__ 1_. 7_,_6_. _ 11 23 _Camping* :::::::::::::::::: .. ::::::J?:~::::: ~; ~~~~!f~~~ .. e~i~S. ... :::::::::: :::: 1 1 1 --::::::::: Star lil!l 130 24-Canoeing* ............................. ~...... 83-Pubhc Health ...................... Y?. ...... .. -L-if_e _____ __, ___ "_Z_.:--- 6 -b-.. -II 25-Carpentry ...................... ......... ffl...... 84-Public Speaking .................... ~ ........... .. ---------+----"-· ·-+1 ____ 11 26-Cement Work .............. ................... 85-Rabbit Raising .... - ............................ .. .. Eagle 29 27-Chemistry .............................. FL..... 86-Radio __ , __ , ....... - ... - .......... 1 .,. ......... .. ---------1----1 _9 -+---'-----JI 28-Citizenship (Civics) ............. ~.:?. ..... 87~Reading ............................ 5'?. ......... . Total Troop Members XX X :; .. ,642 29-Citrus Fruit Culrure.... . _ ._ .. _·.· .. ·.·_·\IJ ... · .. · .... ·.·.·.·. 88-Reptile Study ......... ,-........................ . =========l=====oF=====jl 30-Coin Collecting 89-Rocks and Minerals ..... - .... £5 .......... . Apprentice xx x ii-~~~id~;~io~.. ::::: : : :.:: :::::::::r~::::: ~~ ~~f;;;g~ .. :::::::::::::::::::::: ::J.~:~c:::::: _B_r_o-nz_e_A_w_a-rd---t---1--+--X-X-X--ll 33-Corn Farming .............. ......... !~........ 92-Salesmanship ...................................... .. ---------1-----+-----ll 34-Cotton Farming .................. ................... 93-Scholarship ................ _ ....... fil!L ....... . Gold Award 1 XX X 3 5~Cycling ................................. 1......... ~H~!~~~ip .. -·=:::::::::::::::. ::::::::::::::::::: --------+----1 --+-----11 336-7 _g;giryci~! ...... :·:· ::::::::~::::::: Silver Award XX X 96-Sheep Farming .............................. .. 38-Dramatics .. ............. · ............... · __ l_._-4_.·.·.·.·.·. 97-Signaling* ...................................... .. _e_Hil: __ u_w_o_o_rl._!i!llll_. ·c..·";n_.+-___ tl_+-_x_x_x_-; 1 39-Electricicy 4 98-Skiing ..... 7 ..... --............................. .. «S~ger 8 XXX 40-Farm Home .......................... ff ...... 99-Small Grams ........................ ., ............ .. 41-Farm Layout ......................... 6' ....... 100-Soil Management ........ .... :!, ........... .. -ad--.. -:ro-. __ n_j;_:l._e_r_s_m_,,_-1-,-. _---6-+--X-.-x-. x--ll 42-Farm Mechanics .......... 2 ........ 101-Stalking .................. 1 ............. !5' .......... .. ___ :.:..._'---.:....;.-+"'--'----1-----ll !~-~~rm Rpec.or~s ........... if""" {g 3 2"itamp. C~llecting ... _ ........ 2 ........... .. Ordinary xx x - mger rmtmg ....... 1 .. ,....... - urveymg ....................... 6 ......... .. --------+-----1-----1145-Firemanship ..... . ....... 1~ ...... 104-Swimming• ....................... J?... ...... .. Able XXX 46-First Aid* ............................. 'if ....... 105-Taxidermy ·---.................... 1 ............ . --------+-----1-----11 47-First Aid to Animals .............. ~ 5 ..... 106-Textiles ................................... '! ........... .. Quartermaster XX X 48-Forestry .............................................. ;:i ........ 107-Weather .......................... 2 'Ei ......... . =========l=====ol=====,11 49-Foundry Practice...... . . ..................... !OS-Woodcarving .................... Z ........... . NOTES: 50-Fruit C~1lture .......................... 8 ...... ,. 109-Wood Turning ..... - ........... 2 r ....... .. Column 1.-For all ranks report total number of boys 51-Gardening "··-················ .................... 110-Wood Work -···-···-·············-!·--····--···· ~v~d E~~~~i!~du~it~i.ng year, including those in Troops 52-G::~ses, Legumes ---····· .......... 29 ...... 111-Zoology -···-····-.. ········-····-·· ····-x···ss-6 .. . 53-Hikmg .................................... ~........ Total ....... '- ......... .. inc?~d~b~t~·13~iSecofi!t~r=~JoEx~J~;fi.s~~1n4:~~:S~/y, but 54-Hog & Por~ Prod ......... ··········94······ (0 . . A d ) 55-Home Repairs ........................ 3 .,...... rgamzmg war s 1950 ==================II 56-Horsemanship ........................ ~ ......... M.B. Counselors in Council 577 57-Indian Lore .............................................. .. 58-Insect Life . (Include registered and unregistered) 59-Interpreting :::::::::~t:::::: *Badges open to First Class Scouts only. 3200!0~0 ANALYSIS OF BOY SCOUT ADVANCEMENT POLICY AND PROCEDURE 1. What percent of Troops and Explorer Units conduct monthly Boards of Review?______ %-----;;;;~-------- 2. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Second Class and First Class Ranks ? ----------- ___ ------------- _ ---· .... ___ ·····-·--·-·-------- ___ -------- ....... ---------------·-.· ------- ----------·-.······ % _____ '.(_Q _______ _ 3. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Star and Life Ranks ? % ·-·---~\! _______ _ 4. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Eagle Rank?............ %-----~---····- 5. What percent of Merit Badge Counsellors are coached in their responsibilities and pro- . "5 . vided with literature related to their subjects?--------···-·-···--···----·--·····---·····-------: ........ ________ %------"--·------·· 6. Do Neighborhood Commissioners give proper supervision and promotion to the advancement plan? ------------······-·-·-··--·--·-·------·-···------------------·--·------------------······---·-········- Yes .. ~---··· No ......... . 7. Please attach copy of all present advancement policies and procedures. ) j (Signed) ·····---~-~L<Jd. .. !f&:~-,----·- chairman, Advancement Committ\J ~ Scout Executive Form 0·539D REPORT OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE-1950 Region No. Council No. 511illl Naine of Council ...... ®..;!ilJ:"&l&~W ... 0~9.U.1t .. 1l,. .. ,f;\., .. A •.. Dll.Q• ............................................. . Headquarters City ............... ~h'- kl> ....................................... State ...... 'l'IDl'ln ....................... .. CAMPING CLASSIFICATION 01' UNITS BASED ON YEAR ROUND CAMPING - JAN. 1 TO DEC. 31, 1950 (Note: Units include Total Troops and Explorer Units) GROUP 1: Number of Units with an effecti\'e Cainping Prograin (Total of ten days and nights camping during the year.) '% of Units with effective Camping Prograin GROUP 2: A: Number of Units doing some camping but not up to the standard of Group 1 B: Number of Units doing NO cainping 51 .. ............................ Units ........ ~.il ............ % ........... l?~ ............ Units ......... .JJQ ............ Units TOTAL ABOVE GROUPS (Check with Org. and Ext. report, Total Troops and Explorer Units, Dec. 31, 1950) ............................ Units •Units=Troops, NeighborhoOd Patrols, J. litt!. .!£ t'/t'¥f':l Tribes, and Membership June 30, 1950 was ...... · .. Y.hl ................ Units* , ...... fi.)..f . .:.f.f' • .i.. •••••••• .Boy Scouts and Explorers Explorer Units. LONG TERM CAMPING (Yearly Summary) Include Tours, Cruises, Camporees, Agri· Totals below should be included in Summary of cultural Service Camps, etc, Do Not Include Scouts from other Councils. Long Term and Short Term Camping (Long Term Camping-A Camping period of six or more consecutive days.) Number of Number of Number of Cainporees (Council - Distriet) ... $..$.$. Scouts Troops Different Troop Agricultural Service Camp .................. Scouts Scouts Scourers Forest .. .. ............... .Scouts A. CHARTERED UNITS* Explorer Outdoor Events ),'.rn ... scouts WITH OWN ADULT ...... ~ .... Scouts LEADERS so 295 IIB Tours Outside Council . 1. On Council Site .. .. .. ...... Jil .. .Scouten 2. Off Council Sit- (;}' ms ;; Number of Tours ......... ?. .. Tours 3. Total (1 & 2) E:ifil Q&~ 00 Philmont . . . ... ............ Scouts .. ............. .. .Scouten B. PROVISIONAL TROOPS* 4. On Council Sit· xxx l\1&7 fl!. Negro Scouts in Long Term Camps 17.6 .. Scouts 61 "' .. • • Short .. .. J.55 .. .Scouts 5. Off Council Site xxx 6. Total (4 & 5) xxx 42!3 43 PROGRAM C. GRAND TOTAL (3 & 6) xxx 75'4 lo~ 7. o/o of June 30, 1950 xxx % 1950 Outdoor program included the following: Scout Membership** 20 xxx (Check) Explorer Cainping ... 2'; Cub "Outings" (on SHORT TERM CAMPING (Yearly Summary)-(A Camping period of less than six days fainily, Den or Pack basis) .. ;\\; ... ; Winter Camp ... ;\!; .. ; and not less than overnight.) Sea Explorer Cruises-------·; Summer Activities (other 1. On or off Council Site xx xx than Camping) ...... ;li' ........ !37 ACTIVITIES I. SPECIAL EVENTS (Note: In checking the following item, please use the following symbols to indicate whether the event is on~a 1 Council or District basis: "C"-Council; "D"-District; "N"-Neighborhood or small Community; use any combination of symbols if seve at ' types are held.) • • This Council promoted an Activities program in 1950 including the following, as checked: Boy Scout Week participation ... OD ........ ; Circus or similar type ...................... ; Merit Badge Show ........ (L ........ ;Camporee .............. (.L ............... ; Mobilization .................................... ; Agricultural Fair pat· .. · Cl V " . dd' . ,.... __ " " Pil . h' . hr" p· A'd uc1pat1on ..... : ................... ,. ... ._ .... ; a~auon program 1n a tt10~ to V<Lill~'~'~g: ........ ..v. .. :-:··~:····· .......... ; grunages to 1stor1c s ines ................................... ..,.; irst i Demonstrat10ns ...................... , Explorer event, (What. ) ......... JlJ>!.t'!P.~ .. '.J!ll!;IJi.11 .......................... Other ............................................................... . II. CIVIC SERVICE (Please check the following) A planned program was promoted... .. ........ ; A survey of Civic Service needs and opportunities was made.... .. ........... ; We encourage Units to plan for "Good Turns" to their neighborhood and lnstitutions ....... X ............ ; Our most successful Civic Service Event during the year was . WQ~. :;ii;llb .... !lll!hl'A .... Gll!M'ltell.0'.1¥&!!.J~t.J:lhl:ltJ!.~-n.;ri.• a ... lt~-.. C~to-l'litllll~... . .......... . ••In computing the percentage of Long Term Camping for the year, divide the Grand Total, line C by the June 30 Scout membership. 32001050 1950 FINANCIAL STATEMENT-CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL Budget appropriation Capital Expense ...................... $ ........... :0 ........ . OPERATING RECEIPTS: (Incl. Accts. Receivable) Council Appropriation (Operating Only) ••••.... $l-O,Jtl;Jf,:! 114J,.; Camp Fees (Ne4 less refunds) ..•.................••.... $lQ.1.4ft.fii .. ll!J Transportatidn Fees (if any) ........................•..•.... $ ............ ~ ... ~.( Trading Post ...............•.......................................... $ .. J.1.9Zf...JSj; Miscellaneous ....................................................... . TOTAL OPERATING RECEIPTS (Do not include "Capital") 1. What was the charge per camper per day where full meal service is provided? ........................... . 2. What was the chaige per camper per day where Troops camp on the Council site and prepare their own meals? ······-··········-··----·······-···-···--·-···· $ ....................... . 3. What was provided 'f0r this fee; list major items ............................. . ···············--··--·-·············-····•, .. ···-·····-····-··········-···································· 4. If you have special funds available for Camp Development, please give amount ·········-··················· $ ....................... . 5. If you plan to raise special funds in 1951 for Camp Development, please give the amount....... $ ....................... . Total Capital expenditures ........................................ $.l.,.D.55,¥ OPERATING EXPENDITURES: (Incl. Accts. Payable) Salaries (Central & Admin. Staff) ...................... $.3 .• l.31-..0.0. Salaries (Caretaker & Maint. Staff) •.•............••••• $ ...... :7.Jl.l,..2.fl. Maintenance & Repairs ...............•.........•.............. $.'4~-'1 .• .2.8. Promotion. Tel., Postage, etc. ............................ $ ... -.547 .• .92. 11-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-ll A. SUB TOTAL ·····-················································· $£l1'fi5.7 .•. 43. (Recommended as chargeable to Council Appropriation) Wages (Cooks & Food Service Help) .....•.......• $ ...... fiilllB..51.. Fuel, Light, Trucking, etc. . .............................. . $ ..... J;7.0 .• 21J. Program Material ................................................. . $ ........ J.5 .• 11. Transportation Expense (if any) ........................ $ ..... l.211..,'1.6. Trading Post -························································ $1,.'l.liJ.7.'..Ji!J'.'i. Food ·······-······························································· $61.$51..,80.. Miscellaneous .......................................................... $ ... _.e.l.2_.96. B. SUB TOTAL ·························································· slll,.5.Sfi,.a, (Recommended as chargeable to Camp Fees) GRAND TOTAL Operating Expenses (A + B).... $18,_l:)iiJl+lit( (Do not include "Capital") LEADERSHIP - LONG TERM SUMMER CAMP *"'Nte?ro "' Number ~1 pe~ons on Central Camp Staff ................................ f'l'.0 .................................... -............................................................................ _ •• _ .. _ ....• _ (Do not :include cooks or maintenance staif, unless they were related to program services such as Troop Cooking, or Scoutmasters or Assistants of Chartered or Provisional Troops). How many w_ere adults ( 21 or over) ? .•..••• ,: •••• 1 .................. . Number of Pr_ovisional Scoutmasters used ? .•........ .a ................................. . How many of these were adults (21 or over)? ......................... . APPRAISAL OF CAMP EMPLOYEES I Camp I Seciut:ln2 I Ago I Would you NAMB Poeition Connection Re•appoint1 I L .. I ,, I ""l"GS / (Signed) ... {~'?.G. ......... : ......... . Chairman, Campi ''~;;t:f)· ... :~~~:~~::~d .... :.: .................... . • nd Activities Committee I I QUALITY OP SERVICE I I I E:te. Good Aver, P~lr ---~-===-"''-'"==~~---II Number of I Rate of I Wetl1 on Pay Poor Suff Per Wuk I x I I 7 4 75.00 E)SOG'i { L. ~efl. J'pbnso:n 0.04'. l.<il. EX: .. 41 teii x 7 75 •. oo J'. A. '.!laau@amp O,:oir. ld .• EK. $5 tes x 4 $$¢1111 { r .• o. :rt~<zw:Ls Ji,,:oir. •ld, Jl:X. $3 Yes g 4 s:s .• oo Milfilll\ '!i:mit.tzi w .• :ir:rt .. xsot. :\\$ !-fj)f1 x 7 ss.oo CltCli!!!.t.'$0 B:tlllt;'J(fslaW 11r.:tr:rt, xmot, 21 !eis x 7 ss.oo :B$ob'.f ~:Ls w.li'lth• set.. 1.7 Yes 7 Ilpbtv Y~te V'(.Frh,, Sat.. 17 'tell x 7 t®:l.11 :r~teh!itt o<:»ll. ASM 18 !es x 7 l.0.00 Hmiolt.1 Ellilil 1!&3· ASM lt\4 !@ll 7 s .• oo H~ry Estell ~ XSot 18 tee x 7 l.0.00 ~..i.ee 'f:.,\'l:r,<$.ek set. 'l'.:roiit 1'( '.tl1lll 7 J;j1J.1 Sl>r:!Jig~;x• N .¢lom• xi.Com. 22 'tl():s x 7 10.00 IX>riiS (IQ*l\m ISM ASM a.a ~ill x 7 10.~ :pi.Ok $pol'~ • :t>;v Sot •. l.G ;t~s x 7 s.oo ~1<:1.lil. Dol.1~ n~v set.. 17 l'ell x 7 s.oo 11'.~ s~o~t~ ·ISM $¢·~. l.7 :Xr~lil x 7 Q'bl\i:r.>1e .·li)M &ltll. 1~ toll x 7 · .. ~iW~~~~. $]il .~~~~ il\li!h '.t¢1l x 'l Bobby wiru!.ms Nature scit~ :ts !es x 7 Arthur J'olmson Nature St'lt• 17 Yes x 7 Form -0-539J 40th ANNIVERSARY CRUSADE PROGRESS REPORT-1950 Note: This report will furnish basis for Crusade Award. Name of Council __ _.Clh..,·. ,.1..,e .. 'k,,.a,.a,.a.,.. w,,. _..(lmm.,,. . ...,,o,.:L.,.l.,,'--":B".,__,b,.,·' • .___;,.a._. ~In.,..c,,,',.•--------- Region No._~5'---- Headquarters City ___ _.M"'!iil!!ll"""'"''h.,.i"?"-· ,_, _________ State __ T~lilID'l=·~·---- Council No._~fi='o~0 =8 _ _ LEADERSHIP TARGET 1. OBJECTIVES IN SELECTION OF LEADERS 1950 Goal • Actual 12/31/SO a. Every Unit with a satisfactory top Commissioned leader ............................... ·-t----"='-----+----==----- b. Every Unit with at least one Commissioned adult Asst' Unit Leader (in addition for Cub Packs, every Den with a Den Mother).···························-f-----'....-.'------+---!:~>----- c. Every Unit with required boy leaders ............................................................ _f-----<';.J.i;'------+--~~'------ d. Every Unit with active Unit Committee ........................................................ _f-----J""'"------+--_...t..L--~-- 2. OBJECTIVES IN TRAINING OF LEADERS a. Every Unit with the top commissioned leader trained ..................................... r-----:":!:'!::-----+-·-_..,.~,_ ___ _ b. Additional adult leader (over 21) trained .............. ····································-t----"...,,.'-----+---""'------ c. Every Unit with other leaders trained (Den Mothers, Den Chiefs, Jr. Leaders, Elective Officers) ·············································-··························-t---~='-----+---~~~---- d. Every Unit represented in District Roundtables ............................................ _1-__ _....,.,_ ___ -+ __ __...,,.'----- 3, RECOGNlTION Every Chartered Institution with a planned program of Unit Leader recognition ·············································································································--+-----~·------>- PROGRAM TARGET 1. PLANNING a. Percent of Packs with balanced program planned by Pack and Den Leaders b. Percent of Troops with balanced program planned with boy leaders' participation .................................................................................................... 'l?f; c. Percent of Explorer Units with balanced program planned by the 4 program planntng committees ························································································-+-----'9"f:!.,t,,_' -----+---~ll~O,,,"',_· _ 2. MEETINGS a. Percent of Packs and Troops with regular Den or Patrol meetings ........ ········-+-----'~"'· >!1%'1-----+-----!'°c.·f'l!----- b. Percent of Units with regular Unit meetings ............. ···································-+-----=85~'.L-... 6$'",? 3. CAMPING AND OUTDOOR PROGRAM a. Percent of Packs with active summertime program ........................................ _t----~'f,~S~ALt __ --+---~'l~·~;·~--- b. Percent of Troops with year-round outdoor program totaling at least 10 days and nights of hikes, overnight camps, camporees and summer camp experiences ··--···--·-·········--·-·····--·-····--·--························································--··-+-----3"'. ~"''"'"-----t c. Percent of Scouts in long term camp for a minimum of 6 days and nights under own Unit Leaders ........ ·-··························--------································-------+------' d. Percent of Explorer Units conducting at least one major expedition .............. -1----- e. Percent of Explorer Units conducting at least 7 outdoor meetings each year_i------ 4. ADVANCEMENT 18 a. Rank Advancements per 100 Cub Scouts.·-··-··-·-------·············-------··············-····-+----~~-----+---",-·--- b. Rank Advancements per 100 Troop Membership ...... ------ ... ----····-··............ i~---··-- c. Rank Advancement per 100 Explorers ............... ·-···--···········--···-·-··················· d. Percent of Boy Scout and Explorer Units operating monthly Boards of Review.·--·-··-··------·······-·············-·······-·-·················-·······-················· ri _Jil__ _ CONTINUED ON OTHER SIDE 32001050 5. SPECIAL EVENTS 1950 Goal Actual 12/31/50 a. Percent of Units participating in a Council or District display event (e.g., Circus, Scout Exposition) each year ................................................................ f-----1 "·ill.lf"•1;_ _ ---l·-·----'6'"Q"l1'"----- b. Percent of Troops and Explorer Units participating in Council or District sponsored skill event (e.g., Camporee) each year .......................... , ............. .:.·+---a ~-~lll>------+----~~-~~':;i"' ,_ __ _ c. Per~ent ?f. Units participating in Boy Scout Week with at least one major Unit activity each year .................................... , ................................................. _:-..----Gf.l<.iOj'i!,~---+---4"""''"'··"'·,_ __ _ 6. SERVICE a. Percent of Units with planned Service program ............................................ -1-----"" "'""""-----+-- ____ _M:JL ____ 7. BETTER APPEARANCE a. Percent of Units satisfactorily uniformed ...................................................... f-___ .IOI; ""t;."'',__ ----'-----.. -"SQi"""''----- b. Percent of Units taking part in· two formal inspections of uniform, insignia, af'd! equipment ........................................................................................................ _f-___ ..1 "·!!.t;.""'>----+----""'""----- MEMBERSHIP TARGET 1. CUB SCOUTING Packs ...................................................................................................................... -=t=~~tt::====t===¥;l~~==== Cub Scouts ............................................................................................................ _ Percent of Net Dropped Packs .............................................................................. f----.iifl''----+---+~o"ilf----- New Cub Scouts .................................................................................................... _f--..!,f..W.l!.1...----.J.---L*"'""''------- 2. BOY SCOUTING Troops .................................................................................................................... _f---..Lli""'-----.J.----".,...'----- Scouts (Troop Membership) ................................................................................ .....jc--~rfi'b---+---':>Tl~b----- Percent of Net Dropped Units ..................................... , ........................................ _1---::--::-l'.!.!J>-----\.--,.-...,.....,,,,_ __ _ New Troop Membership ...................................................................................... _1--.14Xll.lil.. ____ .J-_ _.i.+!lftc!----- 3. EXPLORING (In Explorer Units) Units .................................................................................... ----·········---··--········--····-f---~~----+------'"'----- Explorcrs ................................................................................................................ _\---~~,----+----"''If- Percent of Net Dropped Units ........................................................................... --1---~~L...---+---- New Explorers .............. ,. ...................................................................................... _1-__ ,.i..i;u:;_ ___ .J-__ _;,m _____ _ SIGNED: Date ...... ;.~*···'Z'.l, ... l..f..£1: ........................ . Scout Executive .. .21.:. .. kdm.4-~Y/(¢t'A.:lfc,~ ...... Form 0-539B REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE-1950 Region No _ ,,5 _ _ m;e Headquarters City Memphis Stat.e--ili.llli!lL ...... -L..:C..:o_u_n_c_il_N_o::::::::::::::::-1 (Please use only following classification. This is for purpose of National record and comparison) EXPENDITURES-1950 Indicate period covered if other than BUDGET - 1951 calendar year (NET) Columrl I Column 2 Column 3 I. Operating Expenditures: Total Expenditures Special Receipts Net Expenditures (See Note I below) (Col. I minus Col. 2) 1. Executive Salaries*.·-·--········ $ 15. 764.57 $ $ 15, 764.57 $ 2. Office Salaries .....•....................... a.1s1.oe 8,181.06 - 3. Retirement Contrib'ns .....•.... 837.20 837.30 4. ·Rent, Light, Heat, Tel... ...... 2,4'.ZQ.Q~ a.470.06 5 .. Office Supplies ..........•............... J.,402!,7~ 11403.74 6. Postage .... ·-····--··-····-····-··············· 100.1a 761,1.73 7. Field Expense (incl. Transportation) .....•... l 90\ih48 ·,. l,909.48 - - 8. Publicity .......................................... - 9. Camping 20. :~2.05 13,029.96 ' 7' .?.?:;J .09 ·····-···················-·· - .. 10. Leadership 1'raining 1,233.37 1!233.37 and Conferences ..... -.................. 11. National. Quota ......................... I 575.00 -· 575.00 12. Charter Fee .... ·-····-····-····--·-······ 75.00 - 75.00 13. Circuses, M. B. Shows and Other Activities .............. l,277,05 709.63 !Ml7.4;.i 14. Campaign Expenditures ...... 53.86 ' ~::i.s6 15. Interest on Indebtedll!;:: SS (See Note 2 below) 16. Insurance ..... -.......... ~ .......... - ... -..... 133.66 - 1~~3.66 17. Miscellaneous ............................... 1.245.13 l,245.13 .. 18. Inter-.l:'laoi"'1 9,889,80 . 9.889.80 19. E:x.t>l o :ring 005.42 505.42 ~l',J -- 3()9.76...-- 309 ,76 TOTAL OPERATING I 66,927.04 13, 739 ,159 53,187.45 II. Capital Expenditures: 1. Office Equipment .......... 482.61 . 482,61 2. Camp Property .............. 3. A•::~: ::~-J I I 482. t>l III. Revolving Accounts: (National Funds) 1. BOYS' LIFE j---------------· 2. Registrations ~ ................. IS, 2a;~.;;9 15,648.74 - ( 366,05) 3. Scout Supplies ••-HOOO••••O•• 1,674.(37 3, 745.15 {l,070. 78> TOTAL REVOLVING 6,95? .06 8, 31!l3.89 0.,436.8!3) IV. Endowment, Trust Funds or other Permanent Investments v. Obligations Paid (See Note 3 below) *Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transportation allowances. Do not distribute any salaries to other budget items. NOTE 1-Report as Special Receipts only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., which are incidental to certain Council activities. Also report Revolving Account receipts in second column. NOTE 2-Do not include payments to reduce "principal" indebtedness. NOTE 3-This refers to repayment of loans, the proceeds of which have been previously expended, bills and other obligations which have been charged to the various items of the budget in previous years and so reported. 32001050 Analysis by population groups of income from contributions for 1950 Council operation. Income from areas Income from areas Note: Do not include income for z where Council participates d in Community Chest where Council does Capital purposes in popu- s Total Income "" not participate lation groups. ~ Chest Supplemental in Chest contributions Communities of 500,000 or over .................... $ 54,372.08 $ 332.00 $ $ 541704.oa "' " 100,000 to 500,000 ........ -·····- .. " 25,000 " 100,000_ ...... -- ......... " " 10,000 " 25,000_ ..... .:_ __ -- " " 2,500 " 10,000 _ .. , __ 131.00 131.56) " under 2,500 and ope1,1 country_ 746.00 746.00 . $ 55, ?,49 .136 $ 332.00 $ $ 55,581.58 Total for Council Operation ..... , ............................ Income for Capital purposes ...... , ........ , .................. $ $ 3,ll58~42 $ $ 3,858 .42 . . For the 1951 budget outlined on preceding page$- 55,511,!50 has been raised to date. Budget for 1952, or next fiscaf year~ will be adopted by Executive Board about Feb~ry 2;;,, 1951 (Date) Assets, 12-31-50 Current-Cash on hand and m bank $, _ 3,,,,,_9_2_3_._7_3_ Unpaid Pledges l,139 .50 Supplies for Resale . 63. 21 Securities 4,000,00 :!lue :t":t>olll Individual•. 100.30 TOT A,,,.I __ 9'-, 28_" _6_._7_4_ 'Fixed - Real Estate Camp Equipment Office Equipment Automobile •Present Value Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-50 $ 1,000.00 lQ0,106.17 4.,1519.17 Operations-Accounts and Bills Notes Payable Payable $ l, 724.82 Capital-Accounts and Bills Payable Notes Payable Mortgages TOTAL l,724.82 TOTAL. ____ _ P~ofeesional Accountants ~auditedbY--------------------------------- Our accounts will be (State whether professional accountants or auditinS' committee) We request continuation of present credit limit by Supply Service and will maintain our account on a 30 day basis. (Note: If change in maximum credit is desired state new amount here: .) This Council has Trust funds'. (see Note) as of Dec~mber 31, 1950, totalin~ $ 6,000.00 of which $ NONlil was received during the year 1950. vVe are using (a) Standard Declaration of Trust (check) _____ , or (b) some other form approved by National Council (check) ... Income from Trust Fund, 1950 $----- Octobar-Novembar Council directed campaign or campaigns are to be held on the following dates it; 1951 ---·----·-- Remarks, Explanations or Additions---------------------------------- (Signed) 4£:'1-<.<!.~.-.. .... - ... ------·---·---- ..................... -... -..................... -..................... -..... -..... -.-............................................... .. Chulnnan, Finance Committee Scout Executive N.ote: Include only Funds administered by Trustees under a Dedaration of Trust. F(lrm 0·539G, REPORT OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE - 1950 Name of Council ....... 94.igJ!:§l:~.8.:~ .. C..9.~.C:.f.! ..... l3..~ ..... §.~ ..... ~.~ ..... ~.:!:~.'. Region No. Council No. 558 Headquarters City The following report presents the activities and accomplishments under the direction of this Committee during the year 1950. I. The membership of this Committee includes, besides the Chairman, ..... X ............ District Health and Safety Chairmen and the following Health or Safety experts, as checked: Public Health ... :i!: ........... ; Medicine X .......... ; Aquatics ................. ; Fire Prevention ..... X ....... , Firearms ...... X .......... ; First Aid ....... X .......... ; Emergency Service ..................... ; Farm Safety... . ........ ; Mountaineering ................ . 2. During 1950 the meeting places oL ........................ of our Units ( ................ %) were inspected. 3. During 1950 an inspection of the Council CamFS~ made by the Committee . ............ Troop Camps, off the Council campsite, were held, of which ............ were inspected by the Committee. 4. Procedures to insure that carriers used for the transportation of Scouts on Scouting activities were in safe condition for such uses, \vith adequate insurance coverage, ~h been in effect during 1950. ave 5. The plan for medical examination of new Scouts is in effect in .............................................. of our Troops ( ................ %). Cat. No. 6141 "Health History and Medical Examination" is ;t0 t used. 6. Pre-camp medical examination is required for all who atrend the Council camp as checked: Scouts ...... X ..... , Camp Leadcrs ... 4 ....... ; Food Handlers ...... X .... Health condition recheck of Scouts, Leaders and Food Handlers~ made by a medical doctor after their arrival at camp. lS 7. We h~:v~ot a Mobilization Plan. Except in 2 Districts 8. W c have cooperated with the following local Health and Safety agencies in their activities .... ~A§lRY ... C.Qimj;y ............... .. 9. Our Program as planned for 1951 includes the following as checked: a) C~mplete orf"nization of Committee including all technical experts and chairmen of District Health and Safety Com· mtttees .................................... . b) Medical examination of new Scouts in ................ - ................. Troops which is .............................. % of all our Troops. c) Program of Inspection as checked: Unit meeting places ............... ;l!; ........ ; Council and Troop Camps ........ !!; ............... ; d) Mobilization Plan ........ /l: .............. .. (Signed) .... /~ .. _ff.,g .. ~ ..... !'.:'.l.1 .. .0 .. , (Jhairman, Health and Safety Committee . .. 2l~Utlh¢YY~ ................ . Scout Executive ;32001050 Form 0"539B REPORT OF LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE-1950 NAME OF COUNCIL. .. .Gh:!.!lk<J.Jllf.\lX .. .C.QJ.Ulail,._..B.,....B .... Ji. •... J:nc.._ .......... -.. ·-····-·········-··················---1 Region No. HEADQUARTERS CITY .................. ~\l.iis.,_ ... --·······-·····································STATE ....... '.t'.®mi ..................... -i Council No. 558 RESULTS IN BASIC TRAINING* As of December 31, 1950, we have accomplished the following toward providing all of the key leaders of our registered units with BASIC TRAINING*: UNIT LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING ASSISTANT UNIT LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING STATUS 12/31/50 STATUS 12/31/50 HA VE COMPLETED HAVE COMPLETED Objective APPROPRIATE APPROPRIATE BASIC TRAINING• Objective BASIC TRAINING* 12/31/51 Number 12/31/51 Number Registered Number % % Registered Number % % Cubmasters Asst. Cubmastcrs '16 'l(l!: 43.4 so. 28 6 91 .LI. 40. Scoutmasters 1515 114. Ll1 ;1 ?Q. Asst. Scoutmasters 1 '1 Cl Zl'Z :SJ,. 1.0. Squadron Advisors Asst. Squadron Advisors Post Advisors s Asst. Post Advisors J.7 ~('\ ~ lHJ. :Lil 40. Ship Advisors Asst. Ship Advisors (Skippers) (Mates) x x x x x x x Explorer Advisors in Troops tJ• 6 1915 zo. Total Unit Leaders 24$ 105 41-5 50- Total Asst. Unit Leaders 1 91 49 21;.1 37. *Credit Leader with basic training only if he has completed the appropriate basic training for the program which participation in scheduled training sessions, personal coaching, or home study. he now leads, ·through a. b. Cub Leaders' Training Course. Administration Section, Cubbers' Pow Wow plus four additional training meetings. c. Scoutmasters' Basic Training. d. Air Scout Leaders' Course. e. f. Skippers' Training Course. Explorer Leaders' Basic Training Course (or previous equivalent). UNITS WITH LEADERS TRAINED IN OUTDOOR WORK a. Units (Boy Scout and Explorer) having at least one leader with outdoor training in "Troop Camping", cruising and water work. or expedition leadership. COMMISSIONER TRAINING a. Total registered Commissioners Number ....... !!~ .. . b. Have completed a Commissioners' Training Course. Number .................. .. LEADERS WITH SCOUT EXPERIENCE Had Scout experience starting with Tenderfoot Rank. Number .......... 7.2 ...... . STATUS 12/31/50 Number Percent ... STATUS 12/31/50 Percent. ..................... .. ,,,., 1d Percentw.i*!;!t.~ ... - OBJECTIVE 12/31/51 ... .... % OBJECTIVE 12/31/51 . ............................ % 3200105() ' BASIC 1950 TRAINING RECORDS AND 1951 OBJECTIVES "FUNDAMENTALS OF THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT," the Introductory Training Session for all leaders of Scouting-Council and District officers as well as Unit Leaders. During 1950 this Council conducted this session ..... 9 .. times with ... JS.Q2 ............ Scouters receiving the training. ,, > ' ' Approximately the following percent of Scouters have completed this Introductory Training. Council Members ........ M ........... % ; Board Members ...... .!iO. ........ % ; District Committeemen ........ JiQ ........ % ; Commissioners ....... f.l.9. ............ % ; Merit Badge Counselors ......... ~ .......... %; Troop, Unit and Pack Committeemen ....... !!~ ........ %. 1950 1951 No. of No. of CHECK COURSES CERTIF1CATES COURSES CONDUCTED ISSUED PLANNED ~Cl~~ Cub Leaders' Course ~ 47 i UNIVERSITY COURSES TRAINING Cubbers' Pow-Wow l l The following courses have been conducted in colleges, seminaries, etc., located Scoutmasters' Course ll ~g l2 in this Council. Do not include these courses Air Scout Leaders' Course in the Council total.!. Explorer Leaders' Course 2 10 2 Name of No. Atten· Colle'e Credit SkipP,ers' Course . Sohool Courses dance Vea ·I !lo Commissioners' Course fi)empbi~ l* .SQ x b't&te OUTDOOR Troop Camping Ooll©ge TRAINING Senior Cruising & Boat Handlins; Senior Trail Expedition OTHER Health and Safety TRAINING First Aid Advanced Scout Leaders' Course Pack Organization '0"1: 25 Troop Organization "2 24' *"Scoutiug ~md OJ.up Merit. Badge Counselors ~l~l''~hi;ptl Troop Committe~en ·' Course Leader Certificate x x ·Jr. Leader Training Other Courses (List) TOTAL COURSES AND CERTIFICATES THE TRAINING COMMITTEE AND ITS OPERATION Membership of the Council Leadership Training Committee consists oL ....... llL ....... men and includes ...... .iL ........... . District Representatives and ....... 'i.. ............. members-at-large. The Council has ......... Jt .......... Districts, of which .......... JL ........ have District Training Committees. Training Commit· tee Meetings Held 1950: Council... ...... O .... District .. Does the Co.mmittee have available a training inventory which indicates, by Districts, key leaders with and without training? Yes ........ X ........ No ................... . Training in 1950 was conducted largely on a District basis ........ J'. ... , Council basis ................ . . !&. ;J •"I/ ~? .. ..,,../ . /)/_ /a;, . <). .. . • (Signed) .::::'1?..4..d.. .. 21.:. ....... _ .. ... Z.~"!0d.!.?t .. /;" .......... t?.'£,.~:t"J.:.'tt.~f .. ,r..~~:f7.~:'kc:~<f.. ............. . Chairman, Leadership Traio' Committee C:f Scout El!:erutive Form 0·539C REPORT OF ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION COMMITTEE - 1950 Name of Council ........... Chlcka.saw ... C.o;;~n.cil. .. B~ .. .S •.. .A_. ••• I.nc .•........... Headquarters City .Mem.phi.s. ............................................ State .... T.e.n.u •........ I N<t Transfer TABLE 1 Total on New in Seriarations# Territory Dec. 31, 1949 1950 m 1950 (See Note) In Out 1. Total Packs 6h 23 11 (a) Neighborhood Dens 0 xxx xxx (b) Negro Packs "'· 8 6 2. Total Troops 11 . .., 22 16 (a) Neighborhood Pa~ols 0 xxx xxx (b) Lone Scout Tribes 0 xxx xxx ( c) Negro Troops 6'1 14 8 3. Total Explorer Units 12 7 2 (a) Explorer Posts 12 xxx xxx ( b) Explorer Squadrons 0 xxx xxx (c) Explorer Ships 0 xxx xxx (d) Negro Explorer Units l 0 0 ( e) Rover Crews 0 xxx xxx 4. TOTAL UNITS 11 & 2 & 3 "" d .52 29 5. Total Cub Scouts . Hl42 140? 1175 (a) Negro Cub Scouts 587 482 h1f2 6. Total 'fr()op MerriberShip . 3398 xxx xxx (a) Boy Scouts -(Age 11 thfough 13) 2252 16'1'1 126/.r (b) Explorers in Ti-oops llft6 / 511 680 ( c) Lone Scouts - - - - ( d) Negro Scouts Bfi8 580 572 7. Total Explorers in Explorer Units 152 13? 56 - (a) Explorers in Posts 1.52 xxx xxx (b) Air Explorers 0 . xxx xxx ( c) Sea Explorers 0 xxx xxx (cl) Negro Explorers 12 6 7 ( e) Rovers 0 xxx xxx 8. TOTAL BOYS (5 & 6 & 7) 5392 xxx xxx Total Cubbers (incl. Den Mothers) l!t?l if23 .. 9. 259 10. Total Troop Scouters 1037 3'?6 J'.36 11. Total Explorer Scouters 60 26 21} 12. All other Scouters (Council and District) 237 15 34 13. TOTAL LEADERS (9 & 10 & 11 & 12) 1905 gf),,Q 653 Region No. Council No. _ __.s..,s~a~-- , I ll Total on I ENsteimwa itne d SeEpsatr. aNtieotn s Objectives ID ec. 31, 1950 1951 1951 Dec. 31, 1951 76 17 10 83 0 0 0 0 28 10 7 .,, 155 25 10 1 '.7 0 l 0 0 , 0 0 0 0 71 78 17 5 2 20 17 xxx xxx "" 0 xxx xxx 0 0 xxx xxx 0 1 1 0 ? 0 xxx xxx 248 .50 i' 2,{,) 2?2 2161+ 1,50011,284 ? "'"' 627 500 11.38 68Q '.36!<2 4.006 2659 1,500 1,235 2.924 983 ./ 500 402 1.i)R1 - . 896 600 ,511 98'! 2_JJ i <;d 127 256 23.'3 xxx xxx 256 0 xxx xxx 0 0 xxx xxx fl 11 22 10 23 0 xxx xxx 0 6039 h t.h? 735 375 102 808 1077 400 i~i"'~ 1,1134 62 30 i2jj,; 68 218 40 Cl 239 2092 900 621 2,;201 On Dec. 31, 1950 we had ...................... unregistered Units of all kinds (November or prior expirations). # "Net Separations" equals "total separated" minus "Separated·Reregistcred" minus "Transfers in". 32001050 TABLE 2 TENURE OF SCOUTS SEPARATED IN 1950 Tenure completed in respective programs Less than 1 to 2 2 to 3 3 to 4 4 or more 1 Year Years Years Years Years TOTAL Boys in Cub Packs '377 'i4'i 17? xxx xxx l.09'\I Boys in Troops (Report tenure earned as a Boy Scout and as an Explorer in the Troop) Young men in Senior or (Report only tenure earned Explorer Units as a Sr. Scout or Explorer) xxx NOTE-Above table applies only to boys who were SEPARATED in 1950. TABLE 3 RURAL MEMBERSHIP 1950 (Under 2,500 population) NOTE-The following data, for 1950, should be given only for boys and Cub Scouting Boy Scouting Exploring Units in villages under 2,500 population and open country. (See Note I) (See Note 2) TOTAL New Rural Boy Members enrolled, 1950 '"' ""' 7 , <6 Total Rural Boy Members December 31, 1950 ?O 196 ? 27'3 New Rural Units organized, 1950 l. 0 l a Net Dropped Rural Units, 1950 0 f\ 0 n Total Rural Units, December 31, 1950 4 <l , l IL Note 1-"Boy Scouting" as used here should include Troops, Neighborhood Patrols and Tribes and members thereof, including Explorers in Troops. Note 2-"Exploring" includes Squadrons, Posts, Ships and members thereof. UNIT BUDGET PLANS The Council has a definite plan for promoting Unit Budget Plans (check one) Yes ·D; No O. ................ Packs ( ............ %) were on Thrift Plan Dec. 31, 1950; Objective: ........................ Packs ( ........... :%) on Plan by Dec. 31, 195l. ................ Troops ( ............ %) were on Budget Plan Dec. 31, 1950; Objective: ........................ Troops ( ........... :%) on Plan by Dec. 31, 195l. ................ Exp!. Units ( ........... :%) were on Budget Plan Dec. 31, 1950; Objective: ........................ Expl. Units ( ............ %) on Plan by Dec. 31, 195l. UNIT CHARTER REVIEW In 1950 we used the "Charter Review" procedure, involving participation of Unit leaders and Committee and representatives of Chartered Institution and Council, incident to the rexegistration of ··----~-~---······· Units out of our total of .. 109. ........... Units reregistering during the year. THE WHOLE SCOUT FAMILY NOTE: Indicate number of institutions in Council which sponsor single or multiple programs as follows: ... Whole Only Only Only Cub Scouting Boy Scouting Cub Scouting Scout Family, and Cub Scouting, Cub Scouting Boy Scouting Exploring Boy Scouting and Exploring and Exploring Boy Scouting, Exploring 2'3 91 2 45 6 0 10 I Form 0·539A This copy for National Office 0; Regional Office 0; Local Office 0. (Check appropriate box on each copy.) TRANSMITTAL SHEET Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter Region No.--'!)'-· ---- Council No. __ 5~._5_8 __ _ NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA. 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. t\rtached is the application of the DO NOT WRITE HERE Charter Fee $. ___ _ Quota ________ _ Scouter Fees _____ _ Tota.__ _______ _ _for renewal of chart ~------·----~~~hi~t _!~Jlll•. ________ . .for renewal of charter for the year beginning July 1, 1951, together ·with reports as called for, H.cadquarcers City, State Supplementing this nμplication and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following: (If any of the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expected on the line marked "Date") Note: Items No. 1, 6 and 7 should accompany application, and No. 5 if possible. 1. Chnrter Fee 2. Payment of Quota 3. Scouter Fees 4. -··----~·-Scouter Applications (No.) 5. Audit Report for 1950 6. Scout Executive's Report for 1950 7. Program and Objectives for 1951 S. Roster is _enclosed . \viii be 1nailed ____ ·-··~·-------·~·---·-------·-·--- Date was mailed ----"J_ll.ll'°·"•'-'51"-,"''-. -'l-'-. g&'-· '-J."·---Date _fill_ __ Yes or No ?fo Yes or No ~--- Yea or No --~Ill---·- Yes or No $ '15.00 $ $ Date Date Date Date (Signed) '11--~'2 )~'lcr~:<'J . Scout Executive ~20010!i0 Form 0-539['. EMPLOYED STAFF FOR 1951 !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. 6 Region No.------,.~~----···~-- Name of Counci Council No. Headquarters City ---·-------- Stat~e __ ~ .... e--.n~0~·- Scout Executive ___ W_._O_o_rd_o_n __ M_.o_r_r_1_11 ______________ _ Home Address __ l=t>~3l~V_1n~· ~t~o~n~A_. :rt_e~n~u~e~,~~-!mnp~ __ h_1_s ____ Tel. 7-3687 Assistant (A.S.E.), District ( D.S.E.), Field (F.S.E.) Executives and functional Director Name L. ~weed Jol:Ulmon ?lhul:'lllan J. Fra.ehure flel. D. llynum J. A. lles:aeh!lffi.l? (lffogro) Title' Field lll:xecut:l.:rte Field lll:xecutive ---------- Field Nxecutive Field lilxeout1ve _._ __ Field N:xeouUve Field lll:xeouti ve Note; Above named ntembers 0£ Pro!essiotlal Staff must also be listed on Roster for purpo,ql'!s of "Reg!sttittion," We plan to increase our professional staff by the addition of __ __Ji_ _ ···-·-nlen in 1951. Clerical Staff Name Mist M~_c~,rm~·~·s~l~e • .,_ _________ _ --~~!r~s. lil%1"/ 1\mcim ___________ _ Title' _Bo_olt.li:eerui~------: Regbtrar 1951 Salaries $ s $ 5t°'i3 - -- --- ~---··-- ""~"''""'------~- ,, » Check in th~se columns participants in Retirement Pl en (R.P ,) & Group Insurance (G.I.) ·- R. P. G. I. x x x x ·--·-- x x - x x -- ----- ___ lli1r~Jl!!lr~r11t.~t_:B~y_!!l_r_11 ________ _ Secretary ---------·1----1 llrs. Vernl!l. llams~e~l ________ . __ _ Hope H. Ford ':lfndicate part time employees, if any, by "P.T." after the title. 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IJ:t*lil J.,~l!'~ r~'i"!IO'ft'.l:ltm11;!, r'f~~:t411J "'""w·~·''""-:t Wl!i11t!£Ji ¥4'!111) tl~ill JS11ot pii!i::t.Qc~iiill!l ..• '"'• fi;!J.l!!m! t t<1 f1tll illt1i:'%\1:>,!l;'!fh with !!/i'f'1;1J'f '"' !h'Ti!OCUrn ·1;0 %J:11i!l g.otj,11:tM. •••% <>f ·~1a.:t10 \lomrmtt·tr.till• ~rni t ""4'""'·"' ·~ t<:> ~llJ,1l!il!t; Oub\li, Sf!;. 9.'t'M\li ·trf' 1;h.cVJ· U:ttt t .• ,/ • ~tlo,,~ 1'£1 ttw~ •. If!;,.. ~t:t@~i\ttll~ li©n~:e:w·._ f;}(.nlil©'il. i".li:1t~·t~ieit w~t'1;d, 1:>>fX:Jttnt'};z:?$·@f!f; s5.~1:»i:~ thO! ~"Ilk~ 1t}i11\1i;,;a itn je'b •~t th tl:!i! '110~ wt: tlie lJmi t ettcl. t,h!..& •• REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE - 1950 Name of Council _ :..._·"';;£./£..·;£.·£.·:..··&. /,£.£.::.:·~·£.£.&.:..._ _________ _j .;:sr· wt'""" 4',."f ·· </ Council No '""" ..• ;;; J•' Headquarters City c:/) ·····"' · ''~''' ,.,;., ..• m... State;;:.~i!t::::t:::c:::::'.~-L.:::'.:'.:'.::'.'..:.:'..:::::'.'.:::=::'.'.::=:.J (Please use only following classificatioti/ This is for purpose of National record and comparison) I. Operating Expenditures: EXPENDITURES-1950 Column 1 Total Expenditures Indicate period covered if other than calendar year Column 2 Special Receipts (See Note I below) Column 3 Net Expenditures (Col. 1 minus Col. 2) Cl I / J CJ "; 7 j I ~ '7., G?. <. 07 ,.-.,,, I Cl '1 j TOTALOPERATING1 laio, lo< .or·· 1#,c:J I j - ,;;;, 41 ;, "J'•j;i . BUDGET - 1951 (NET) II. Capital Expenditures: I ~ ,? ;:z,&, I 1': 1. Office Equipment .......... ____ :,~l'-'"-''--'-"'-'--'---l·-·----------1--_.;:";::::.'/JJ.i-"'i)L.L•h;{h' i-1--1~--~LL·''L''"'''-"'.l·,2·' '.J:''':.L.l':..· ~ 2. Camp Property .............. ,,. __________ , __________ , _____ -----·11--------- 3. Automob.ile .................... 11---------1------·----1---------ll·-------- ,,., TOTAL CAPITAT1e---------l----------i---·L:;t._:Li:..';_h_-~£L;:..; __ 1 r--~~L~L~~%~~1~~:?L·~'f:iLv~¥~L--- III. Revolving Accounts: (National Funds) 1. BOYS' LIFE···---·-~-... . 2. Registrations ···-·····-·· ... 11_-CJ,$.:",,._·_.4 .. i. a.I?_.;;;."-,"-' _,,0,,_,_1_ ,_...:-S".=·-1,_.6,_. _,ifc.·c=b':.;:,_,7'-"f_·'--1----'L~B"'· ...:k"';-';f"", ·-.:'";;.;· -=·:'!-";'-.!-II 3. Scout Supplies ............... 11 _-'-l ,,..:""r,,,'-"-7_4L_·;,e' fffi~7'-' _ 1,_-=;;?...:> ... 7~"/_• ,,.,:'.i,_,';"';_,;,""·-_· -i-~, -1-U;;;;l._c,,_i ',_7""""""'""7""1""· ~,_· _11 TOT AL REVOL VING 11 _,,.t,_;,_'J,,.,),_".-'t~··w<.c'i_.1 .. ;'. __ 1 _-"'91-,,...3~9'-' ~"'?~'L, ~i_' .... ? __ 1._,,_.(_,,'-t +-.. 4-,_f"''.;J"': 4"'~'""' • .,_';>"".;~"'?'"".f_ 11 . IV. Endowment, Trust Funds or other Permanent Investments ____ l----------1'1-------·-- V. Obligations Paid (See Note 3 below) ---------------·1---------11--------- *Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transportation allowances. Do not distribute any salaries to other budget items. NOTE 1-Report as Special Receipts only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., which are incidental to certain Council activities. Also report Revolving Account receipts in second column. NOTE 2-Do not include payments to reduce 0 principal" indebtedness. NOTE 3-This refers to repayment of loans, the proceeds .o{ .whi_ch_ 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. 320010,,0 Analysis by population groups of income from contributions for .1950 Council operation. Income from areas Income from areas Note: Do not include income for ~ where Council participates Capital purposes in popu- 3 in Community Chest where Council does Total Income .,. not partiCipate lation groups. ~ Chest Supplemental in Ches't contributions Communities of 500,000 or over .................... $ 1-: _,,_7~ ' " $ ~ ~ ji<J..~;<f,,'Jif $ .;i· ;;! -;;;..,, 6'0 $ $ .v;,;/Zo 1/;r:hfY " " 100,000 to 500,000._., .. --······- . .. " 25,000 " 100,000_., .. _. __ " " 10,000 " 25,000 ........ _. _ " " 2,500 " 10,000 ________ L_.if/,.:ro f..:J/. $?;; " under 2,500 and open country_ "J-¢ &. C,() :? 2'4"'' ''°<$' $£"5- oye K"if' $ ,;/J ~ ;;;Jh t~J ,:; ' $. $~~· . I? Total for Council Operation .................................. ~0 'ik ~) ·~.····'·jl, ~ iJ "" ,,";) .1;.-::>JE L_ §!."tJ;~ _ Income for Capital purposes .................................. $ $ ,.;t J> -0(?. 'I:).., $ $ .3 JY.s:;: J4.:.u , For the 1951 budget outlined on preceding page$ <>-.. ;;-$;/; So has been raised to date. Dudget for 1952, or next fiscal year, will be adopted by Executive Doarcl about ;;-..:."··, ;.i.,::'i; f'f.5/, Current-Cash on hand and in bank Unpaid Pledges Supplies for Resale Securities IA , ,/! ) ' (-"' : ' ,If ,ffe .f4J/~- ;Jd4Y"' :&Aoy~,.;./i'Af<i!"'-'tf.t.f,;!./ft'-"''@'V (Date) Assets, 12-31-50 $ ,!; . '!J.;J,/$. 7~ 'Fixed - Real Estate I,, /1$1, Sb Camp Equipment (,if,.;~ .. ,!_ Office Equipment ~ i,.3 •ti<'-"~ l::J m Automobile tG@' ·¥<"P TOTA! 9."J..if{,;:t1f •Present Value </ Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-50 ' Operations-Accounts and Bills Payable $ .i '7 ;;:;., ;/c,)":2,. Notes Payable Capital-Accounts and Bills Payable Notes Payable Mortgages $ 4&; Q1;? ' O:Q · /t:!t;>,/<.2(,,, 17 !/;SI Ztl /. ' ,, ' ' ,, ., TOTAL.· ' l ''' :h,f'"" TOTAL ____ _ -h&v1'"~n audited by A._,,,jef."'·"'·~,0···"/KLl!L fl1!cc .. f//"c, .. f.4 ... ,,,.";:tr#. .ft;i.'.; Our accounts will be };,r (State whether professional accountants or auditina- commitf:ff) vVe request continuation of present credit limit by Supply Service and will maintain our account on a 30 day basis. (Note: If change in maximum credit is desired state new amount here: .) This Council has Trust funds, (see Note) as of December 31, 1950, totaling$ bex:vZ>I!.< ·Of which $ ,,i,i{ryμ.V~ was received during the year 1950. 'vVe are using (a) Standard Declaration of Trust (check) , or (b) some other form approved by National Council (check) . Income from Trust Fund, 1950 $•---- Council directed campaign or campaigns are to be held on the following elates in 1951 (§ .. c::r·- h-0·.,C Remarks, Explanations or Additions---------------------------------- (Signed) ·····-····-··········-·· .. ············-····---·-··-···········-.. ·--·----··----··-··-··········-····-····-····---··-····-····--.. -···--- ............... _. ____ .,,., ___________________ _,_ ................... .. Chulrman, Finance Committee Scout Executln Note: Include only Funds administered by Trustees under a Declaration of Trust. Chiokaeaw Council I. Operating lllxpendituree l. :lllxecutive Salaries 2. Office Sal.a,riee 3. Hetirement Contribution 4, Rent, Light, Heat, Tel, 5, Office Supplies 6. !'ostege 7. Field flxpense 8. Social SeovitJ 9. Camping lo. Leaderehi:p Training & Conferences 11. N'.:tional Q.uota 12. Charte.r Fee l:S. Oireuaes, t1. ll. Showe & Other Activities 14. Oe1!!paign Expenditure• 15, Interest on lndeb\ltdnems 16. Inwl'Ul?ee l 7. Mil1!oe1.l~eoue 18. !nter..Raoial lllxpenee 19. Exploring 00. Cubbing II, Oi>ptilill Jllxpeneitui'es 1. Office Equipment 15,764.57 8,llll.06 837.30 2,470.06 1,403.74 700.73 1,909.48 ro, :ro2.oi:; l,233,37 575.00 75.00 l,2'77.05 53.8.6 133.66 l,?A5.l3 9,889.80 505.42 309.76 482.61 .a.gion No. 5 Coundl No. 5$;lS 15, 764.57 19,920.00 .S)llll.06 7,860.00 837.30 l,059.00 2,470,06 3,040.00 l,403.74 l,200.00 760,73 700,00 l,909.4S 2,450,00 541,80 13,029.96 7, 372.0l:l 10,378,00 l,233.:37 l,025.00 576.00 725.00 75.00 75.00 567.42 575,00 5:?.ll6 oo.oo 133.66 125.00 l,245.13 l,100.00 9,1:!89.80 12,863.00 605.42 500.00 :;-09. 76 300.00 6;3,187.45 64,546.80 300,00 Form 0-539J 40th ANNIVERSARY CRUSADE PROGRESS REPORT-1950 Note: This report will furnish basis for Crusade Award. Region No·--"""'"---- 1950 Goal LEADERSHIP TARGET 1. OBJECTIVES IN SELECTION OF LEADERS 171~ a. Every Unit with a satisfactory top Commissioned leader.__ _____________________________ b, Every Unit with at least one Commissioned adult Asst' Unit Leader (in /,"!Jr·" addition for Cub Packs, every Den with a Den Mother)---------------------------- - C, Every Unit with required boy leaders------------------------------------------------------------ ~k- 4 t"' d. Every Unit with active Unit Committee ........................................................ ,.., ""' 2, OBJECTIVES IN TRAINING OF LEADERS ( I J_ a. Every Unit with the top commissioned leader trained ____________________________________ b. Additional adult leader (over 21) trained __________________________________________________ I '"''b c. Every Unit with other leaders trained - (Den Mothers, Den Chiefs, I b't'> Jr. Leaders, Elective Officei:s )--------------------- ---------------- ----------------------------------- d. Every Unit represented in District Roundtables ___________________________________________ I ,<)("') 3, RECOGNITION Every , Chart_ered Institution with a planned program of Unit Leader _ .') recognition --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------i ______ l• PROGRAM TARGET I 1. PLANNING I S''t\ a, Percent of Packs with balanced program planned by Pack and Den Leaders ' b. Percent of Troops with balanced program planned with boy leaders' 7S' participation -··-----····-··-··--------··············-···-···--········-·---·······························-·--·· c. Percent of Expl?rer Units with balanced program planned by the 4 program <'[ &' ' planning committees ··················-········-·························--········-············--·········· ' 2. MEETINGS I (o a. Percent of Packs and Troops with regular Den or Patrol meetings ________________ b. Percent of Units with regular Unit meetings------------------------------------------------ ' 5?" 3. CAMPING AND OUTDOOR PROGRAM ·10 a. Percent of Packs with active summertime program ................................ ________ b. Percent of Troops with year-round outdoor program totaling at least IO days ~nd nights of hikes, overnight camps, camporees and su1nmer camp :?) () experiences ··········-··············----········································································· C, Percent of Scouts in long term camp for a minimum of 6 days and nights under own Unit Leaders .................................................................................. 2-0 d. Percent of Explorer Units conducting at least one major expedition .............. .V.~ e. Percent of Explorer Units conducting at least 7 outdoor meetings each year ,.'f' ,\ -· 4. ADVANCEMENT a. Rank Advancements per 100 Cub Scouts.. ______________________________________________________ "' e b. Rank Advancements per 100 Troop Membership------------------------------------ .. t~ n c. Ra~k Advancement per I 00 Explorers.. __________________________________________________________ ).___""' d. Percent of Boy Scout and Explorer Units operating monthly Boards of Review __________________ . __________________________________ . ______________________________________ L/o Actual 12/31/50 2-/ 8 / ,t.J Ll ';.?, •. " c) .lff"'s I ""'I j ID;:,, tJ.._ ~ ~ L /'; ,,.-,, .e--- ---1--:'20-- "l" I ') 8 J 7 '!;! 1-:~- "IC -- [(''/ r.._,,~ -;e1 :f'-~- "'J "".! ' ~ >£._D____ __ -- i?.--- 0 LK____ s ... a.._ __ I 8 Cl -"' I 0 ~"6: ___ CONTINUED ON OTHER SIDE 32001050 5. SPECIAL EVENTS 1950 Goal Actual 12/31/50 a. Percen. t of Units participating in a Council or District display event (e.g., (., Circus, sc out Exposition) each year.. .............. ··············································&··-0f ---·-""-=---+--- -=--"'"",',.~,_J c__ _ b, Percent of Troops and Explorer Units participating in Council or District/{!"" sponsored skill event (e.g., Camporee) each year ........................................ _f-___& ,.,.' , -"'D"-.--4-----'Q""',,;;"----- c. ij~f:~~t~:i~~i!~hp;~~~-i-p.at·i·n·g···i·n·-~o·y·-~~o-ut. . ~.ee·~-"'it·h·-~t .. l°_as_t_~~~--~aj·o·r-1---__8_ 0~---+------'?'-S"'''---- 6. SERVICE .,5 «;"" a. Percent of Units with planned Service program ............................................ __ ~-----~:!;~·~a~····~---+-·---·····'--"'-·· 7. BETTER APPEARANCE (! C a. Percent of Units satisfactorily uniformed ...................................... ················-f-------"'X<..>.D2.. _ _4 _____" '-.::·0o:·:..... __ b. Percent of Units taking part in two formal inspections of uniform, insignia, ~ -O equipment ········································································································-1-----_,,(n"'.··..:'"'"'-···"-· --+-----~~'----- MEMBERSHIP TARGET 1. CUB SCOUTING PCacbksS ·"'··t·················································································································- -----'1-,.,-r~f-,_~c;~_-- -+--·-,_~. ., -7_,,-~=~;..--·- u cou s ············································································································-f--..J.o;J.2..-"f:::..J'=i.,,.-+----..!::.+.~~~ ... .:-- ~:~en2,~~ ~~~u~~o_r.r.e.d. . ~.·~~s::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-1---,r.-c?-"°,.•-c,,.,_::-.- ';~-':~-¥;..-· """'-+---1,7-fu.l-0?:><1.-C'£?'-"'.t.''-="'-- , 2. BOY SCOUTING I (,, J J ."!{')" Troops ····················································································································-f--~"""~;;;;..,L..--+--~.---!."":rif:------ Scouts (Troop Membership) ················································································-f--~'i,1;-j'',_-,_,,.1.::;;.--a"'.'.-:·'- · -:-:;....--t----'""'-....,-t'¢7~ ;:i..~., ,..--· Percent of Net Dropped Units .............................................................................. _~--~-....J.'..J;;02....;~1".:;!.l ,,,__-l---~7~<1·;.-Aa-':{J"-Oi-- New Troop Membership ·····················································································.· -+---''-f'-''=-~..c·.c;C>~--·--+---·-.f+U_,iL. _' __ 3. EXPLORING (In Explorer Units) Units ······················································································································-f---~7/ 77 _ -+------=Cl...,7,,,_ __ Explorers ......... ···································································································-+----':Z"-"t.J.:r.··_,o. ""-c~-+-----.b7.,. _.,_L..;,-;i.L..~-- Percent of Net Dropped Units ............ ································································-+----,.-j',,,'~"'1-'r12...-_-1----...,.<c'·ir0"!.;;.'+'/_,;11"--- New Explorers ..................................................................................... ················-~·-··-....Jl_,,!ll,,,~.' -'·,._.·~L..--+-----'''-''"''""···t.·. ;:1":..._ __ ·.· SIGNED: Date. ................................. ltf"-;'.~.1c.tJ../,, .. /.. ! .//.. . Scout Executive -------------··-·············-----······ .. ····-.. ·············----· .. ··········-- Form O-S39D REPORT OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE-1950 Region No. Name of Council ....... ~U~:.~<f.:'::'i:"f'. ... t!f!.~M'-'!'.Hk.~;!(;_.,_f···fdJ,.4-'~---~Vb-1!.:4!k'. .... . 4U RC' , , ~;_ Council No. Headquarters City ......... f.1'{"1!'::'.'l':'.:it-f"'!.'k.1-:.-1 .•.••......•..........•••..•• State ···'i""~"t'::lr:·Y.k:' . .-.............. . CAMPING CLASSIFICATION OF UNITS BASED ON YEAR ROUND CAMPING - JAN. 1 TO DEC. 31, 1950 (Note: Units include Total Troops 'and Explorer Units) GROUP 1: Number of Units with art effective Camping Program .............. §:./. .... Units (Total of ten days and nights camping during the year.) '% of Units with effective Camping Program GROUP 2: A: Number of Units doing some camping but not up to the standard of Group 1 B: Number of Units doing NO camping ......... 'k.9. ... 4: ..... % ............... (/.. ..... Units .............. f...O. ...... Units TOTAL ABOVE GROUPS (Check with Org. and Ext. report, Total Troops and Explorer Units, Dec. 31, 1950) ........... /.71: ... Units •Units:=Troops, Neighborhood Patrols, / /r.; G 7. *) "':I"")_. Tribes, and Membership June 30, 1950 was ............. :. ... :~--------Units* i--.:.l-; .• l .• l. .. te.-.'----·····Boy Scouts and Explorers Explorer Units. LONG TERM CAMPING (Yearly Summary) Include Tours, Cruises, Camporees, Agri* Totals below should be included in Summary of cultural Service Camps, etc. Do Not Include Scouts from other Councils. (Long Term Camping -A Camping period of six or more consecutive days.) Long Term and Short Term Camping Number of Number of Number of Camporees (Council - District) S.G!;;;i .Scouts Different Troop - Troops Scouts Scouters Agricultural Service Camp . .. .... .......... Scouts Forest " " .................. Scouts A. CHARTERED UNITS* Explorer Outdoor Events .J..1./5'. . Scouts WITH OWN ADULT LEADERS Tours Outside Council . "' ./cs i2.C• :i. '7 (,l ... ,,,,. . ....... }.~ ..: couts 1. On Council Site 1,.,__"fi,.,,,..i .. " " ... .... S/. ... .Scouters 2. Off Council Sit"' 2 .. ~J ~) ;//'. Number of Tours . .. ......" .!-::::. .. Tours -:C' ~ .. -,~1,, 3. Total (1 .. (,,,, Lo Philmont ............. Scouts & 2) i:.Z If:.~ ~ fl ii' .. . B. PROVISIONAL TROOPS• " .. ................ Scouters 4. On Council Sit- xxx 0 t,,,,7 '~'t Negro Scouts in Long Term Camps ... .1.7.~Scouts fr, I " • • Short " " .. .l."5.if'.Scouts 5. Off Council Sit"' xxx 6. Total (4 & 5) xxx 4 b-8 4 :Pft PROGRAM C. GRAND TOTAL (3 & 6) xxx 'l '~ •I:. l c,;~ 7. % of June 30, 1950 xxx ~ 1950 Outdoor program included the following: Scout Membership** % xxx (Check) Explorer Camping.Jc.._; Cub "Outings" (on SHORT TERM CAMPING (Yearly Summary)-(A Camping period of less than six days family, Den or Pack basis) .. !.'.'.'..; Winter Camp ... ':>.'.'.; and not less than overnight.) Sea Explorer Cruises.:.~--·---; Summer Activities (other 1. On or off Council Site 3- I fi' ;,,- ., xx xx than Camping).. i....--· 7 J>- (J ACTIVITIES l. SPECIAL EVENTS (Note: In checking the following item, please use the following symbols to indicate whether the event is on a Council or District basis: "C"-Council; "D"-District; "N"-Neighborhood or small Communiry; use any combination of symbols if several rypes are held.) This Council promoted an Activities program in 1950 including the following, as checked: Boy Scout Week participation .... C,.,21 .... ; Circus or similar type ...... ; •. : ............ ; Merit Badge Show ...... C ........... ;Camporee ......... C.. ................... ; Mobilization .................................... ; Agricultural Fair par- tt.c 1· pau· on ...... in.. ..-... . ........... ; V acat1· on program i' n a dd"1 t1. on to C- F~p1' ng ........ :r.ir'-J··· ················; Pi! gru. nages to h1' stor1•c sh r1' nes ....................................... ; Fi' rst A1'd Demonstrations ________ ..... ----····- ; Explorer event) (What?) ... ::~fc1'1!t'Yl!<:'t:tt:·:_~-:!,;;i~IP1:·~%i .•.•••••.•••••••.•••.•• Other ········-·-·····-··-·····-···-··-·-·--·-·-··-·-····-·-·--·-····· ll. CIVIC SERVICE (Please check the following) A planned program was promoted. .. ............. ; A survey of Civic Service needs and opportunities was made ............................... ; We encourage ::~":::'.~~i.f;?~~i~~~~~=?~Y.~~~i~~t~;,:~~?···~~~".~~~~~~~'.:~:~~~:~?n:durlngthe year ••In computing the percentage of Long Term Camping for the year, divide the Grand Total, line C by the June 30 Scout membership. 320010~0 '> 1950 FINANCIAL STATEMENT-CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL Budget appropriation Capital Expense ...................... $ ....... ::? .............. . )CJ '" •Q. Total Capital expenditures .......................................• $L.: ... f:~:it.f::?..,./. OPERATING RECEIPTS: (Incl. Accts. Receivable) Council Appropriation (Operating Only) ........ $!.:?,.!.::::?.: .. i!.!. .. Camp Fees (Ne~ less refunds) ............•............. $!..<?,,.fi[~,!;2 ... T t t . F ( 'f ) • ........ i.? .. 1: ... : .. ·'.·'.6.· .•.•• ranspor a ion ees 1 any -.............................. ., . T d. p t ._;,_ • .•. ·.:-.'.-.-~.~-· .•. 1_. __ {_::?_~~ ••• ra 1ng os .......................................................... ., •- _ Miscellaneous ........................................................ $ ...•• ,;.'?.:~h;~_l.?.:~ TOTAL OPERATING RECEIPTS (Do not include "Capital") 1. What was the charge per camper per day where full meal service is provided? ........................... . 2. What was the charge per camper per day where Troops camp on the Council site and prepare their own meals? ·················-······· .. ····-················ $ ...................... .. 3. What was provided for this fee; list major items ............................. . 4. If you have special funds available for Camp Del P • 1 se · amo t $ . .,,.~ .•••. "'.·.· .. ,:.'.'.·'.'• .. '.·'.'.•.·.· ... ve o men., p ea give un .............................• 5. If you plan to raise special funds in 1951 for Camp Development, please give the amount........ $ ...................... .. .. OPERATING EXPENDITURES: (Incl. Accts. Payable) Salaries (Central & Admin. Staff) ...................... $.:.ii.!. .. :~.!.: .. e.r:~ Salaries (Caretaker & Maint. Sta.ff) •.......•........... $ ....... ;.<:;?t!.:~~~- Maintenance & Repairs .......•...................•.••.....•. ;. $.f(f::f.;f_/.t..J.J!. Promotion, Tel., Postage, etc. .......•.................... $ ... _.//!.f.~.?..?.~ y / "'7./-3 A. SUB TOTAL ..... -................................................. $'1,.::0:.f' • .;£~ .... (Recommended as chargeable to Council Appropriation) . Wages (Cooks & Food Service Help) .............. $ ...... ,;..?f.,~J] F 1 L . h T k' • ...• "'.·.r-•.•• ·./ .• ·~ •• ·· .••• · •••• ;_"?_·• ••• :i .. ue , ig t, rue 1ng, etc. ................................ ., Program Material ................................................. . j " !/ $ ......... ~~;?! .. ::.: ... . Transportation Expense (if any) .: ..................... . Trading Post ••...........•.•.•..•....•...........................•.... $.'~:.z.,r..:z~.2i.. F d •.<.'.~-' ..... ·3 .. -.'·'.;_·.·.'.:.o ___ :::_'.'.· .. ~.'.·. 00 ........................................................................ .. M . 11 • .... '.'.)·.-/ .. -.. -.'°.· .. :.•.'.1.:.".· isce aneous .......................................................... ., B. SUB TOT AL .................. 1 ...................................... . (Recommended as chargeable to ~p Fees) • /., 'Yo •. ' .,. GRAND TOTAL Operating Expenses (A + B) .... $LP,].~1 /.,.~ (Do not include "Capital") * t,.vj'C, ... ~)[. 41;~ "f'tl:t~}'i,£• LEADERSHIP-LONG TERM SUMMER CAMP Number of pe~ons on Central Camp Staff ......•...•........... ~:·:.9 ........................ -........................................................................................ --··-··-··-- (Do not include cooks or maintenance staff. unless they were related to program services such as Troop Cooking, or Scoutmasters or Assistants of C::hartered or Provisional Troops). 7 How many were adults (21 or over)? ··············if················ Number of Provisional Scoutmasters used? ............. ~ ..............................• How many of these were adults (21 or Over)? ...... =·-················ APPRAISAL OF CAMP EMPLOYEES NA ME .1 Camp Pwitlon Scouti~it \ Aa8 I Cooneci1on t \Vould you Re•appoint? , l-____ _;,Q.:::U:..:A=L:..:IT;cY_O"P'--"'SE"-'R:..:V:cl.:::C~E~---1 Number of ~ Rate o( I I I Wceka on Pay Exe. Good Aver. Fair Poor Staff Per \"Ved: . --~ (If. neceaaary, attach sheet with names and appraisal under headings above.) Scout Executive 1950 TRAINING RECORDS AND 1951 OBJECTIVES "FUNDAMENTALS OF THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT," the Introductory Training Session for all leaders of Scouting-Council and District officers as well as Unit Leaders. During 1950 this Council conducted this session ... 1-......... . · · h '2 JJ '? ·s · · th 1 · · tunes wit ....... 7 .~r:. ... e:. .. couters rece1v1ng e raining. Approximately the following percent of Scouters have completed this Introductory Training. Council Members ....... :f.S.::: ...... % ; Board Members ... ..:f9' ......... % ; District Committeemen ....... ~ .. Q. ...... % ; Commissioners ........ 1.Q ........ % ; Merit Badge Counselors ........ ~.$.'. ...... %; Troop, Unit and Pack Committeemen ..... 6.~---····· %. 1950 1951 No. of No. of CHECK COURSES CERTIFICATES COURSES CONDUCTED ISSUED PLANNED l•l .. llll~-- BASIC Cub Leaders' Course 4 q 7 <q UNIVERSITY COURSES TRAINING Cubbers' Pow-Wow , i . The following courses have been conducted in colleges, seminaries, etc., located Scoutmasters' Course II b ').... I :_;~ .. · in this Council. Do not include theJe courses . in the Co11ncil tohtls . .Air Scout Leaders' Course _,_,~ .. , LV Explorer Leaders' Course ,j, lo 1? College j " __ ,~ ~- Name of No. Atten- Credit Skippers' Course ,(::;; Sohool Courses dance Ves I No Commissioners' Course MeMe;:is -kl ~5 v ' •. . ·::;+A € OUTDOOR Troop Camping 0 eel e1e TRAINING Senior Cruising & Boat Handlin~ t) Senior Trail Expedition ('} OTHER Health and Safety t:>- TRAINING First Aid Advanced Scout Leaders' Course /-- Pack Organization 7- .3 z.s 't "S<'oufriv7 &t11f C /u b Troop Organization 1 ;;.._.· 1-$" /.-et+Je1-sh/ p ,, Merit Badge Counselors Troop Committeemen 1::. Course Leader Certificate x x Jr. Leader Training '''" ,,,.::." Other Courses (List) , TOTAL COURSES AND CERTIFICATES THE TRAINING COMMITTEE AND ITS OPERATION Membership of the Council Leadership Training Committee consists of.. ... Jfl ... J.:P...men and includes ........ , ........... . District Representatives and ......... ':/. ............ members-at-Iarge. The Council has ......... .b. .......... Districts, of which .......... £2 .......... have District Training Committees. Training Committee Meetings Held 1950: CounciL.0 ........ Disfrict ..... .'.... ..... · Does the Comajltee have available a training training? Yes ..... ~---····· No ................... . inventory which indicates, by DistriclJ, key leaders with and without /__,.,. Training in 1950 was conducted largely 'on a District basis .... V-·--) Council basis--------·--··-··· (Signed) Chairman, Leadership Training Committee Scout Executive Form O·!i39B REPORT OF LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE-1950 NAME OF COUNCIL &(4.~ k~'i;-¢NiL••\i C!~"'le' ' (' /if:.;f'f IJ. "'*f!w;.<<-··" j R . N ................. ·:--··:"'·········-·· -····· ~--,, ....................... ····- .... L-···- ···-·""f"···-···········-·····-···· eg10n o. HEADQUARTERS OTY ............ '.'.""l'.'?.~:f!::~"if::f-J:·~'.!!'.'.!:. .................................... STA TE .••. 1lf:'.~~,f.,,L~:.":: ........ _ i_::C::_ot:::m.:::c:'.'.il...;N'..:.::o:_. ::;:-2::·-=,)=· ==f!==:J RESULTS IN BASIC TRAINING* As of December 31, 1950, we have accomplished the following toward providing all of the key leaders of our registered units with BASIC TRAINING*: UNIT LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING ASSISTANT UNIT LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING STATUS 12/31/50 STATUS 12/31/50 HAVE COMPLETED HAVB COMPLBTED Obiectlve APPROPRIATE APPROPRIATE BASIC TRAINING• Objective Number BASIC TRAINING• 12/31/!il Number 12/31/!il Registerod Number % % Registered Number % % Cubmasters l& :;: 3 ,A;;; A J11;·, Asst. Cubmasters ) ? (; ).),. f;l i/i / / I . :;) i ,---- l ~/ ;j ; /f /'. ,,. Asst. Scoutmasters 171 __ ... --, ? :2 / Scoutmasters /, ;'. -~ JlJ ,<'ff· ,/, li 1 !f /{ -,c"I .) .I ; "\ ; ! >..,.-" Squadron Advisors Asst. Squadron Advisors . / 7 I :j{J,!(' .. ~,---/} ,;~:> Asst. Post Advisors ! •;o) ,/) /§'\) lfc.;~ Post Advisors /:; -£~. l . I ~./ \/ !',;''-, Ship Advisors Asst. Ship Advisors (Skippers) (Mates) x x x x x x x Explorer Advisors I J I in Troops 3 l~ ~ /? '7 I f . Total Unit Leaders '\I $1 ·'· ") it/, '!) f1/ F Total Asst. Unit Leaders }4JJ1 J f C/ '1)(.j 57,r:, J,)r,; .. ~ ! / /) ,. / \- )~,,- ! . I *Credit Leader with basic training only if he has completed the appropriate basic training for the program which he now leads, through participation in scheduled training sessions, personal coaching, or home study. a. b. Cub Leaders' Training Course. Administration Section, Cubbers' Pow Wow plus four additional training meetings. c. Scoutmasters' Basic Training. d. Air Scout Leaders' Course. e. Skippers' Training Course. ~ f. Explorer Leaders' Basic Training Course (or previous equivalent). I UNITS WITH LEADERS TRAINED IN OUTDOOR WORK a. Units (Boy Scout and Explorer) having at least one leader with outdoor training in "Troop Camping", cruising and water work, Of.".:xpedition leadership. COMMISSIONER TRAINING a. Total registered Commissioners Number ...•• ~·:~:~ ..... ;j, STATUS 12/31/50 OBJECTIVE 12/31/51 Number ........ . Percent......... .. ..... % STATUS 12/31/50 OBJECTIVE 12/31/51 b. Have completed a Commissioners' Training Course. "' ~umber ...... ] ),.-._ A i --:- "f- J if <''.. -z"' (~- f; ,~_,/J. 1,:,,,/t. t > S, c AJ K.~:' ti· / f Percent ....... ,.._ ........... . _7/ .rt / _.-''\,;' . -<-) l.l :/ x· f . ............................. % LEADERS WITH SCOUT EXPERIENCE Had Scout experience starting with Tenderfoot R~k. ,-;' Percent .. ::2 ... f ..... /.f,, - 320010~0 Form 0-S39A This copy for National Office 0; Regional Office 0; Local Office 0. (Check appropriate box on each copy.) TRANSMITTAL SHEET Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter Region No. S"' Council No. ,?-::;:8 NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. DO NOT WRITE HERE Charter Fee $•------ Quota _______ _ Scouter Fees _____ _ Total _______ _ "'"C · &· £!''.. . . ·.,, 4 / 6 . /),,.. .. Attached is the application of the -----~~1~_:~~!!:.·_i_~_J:.1:,_~4,{#'' ~.::::'..~ {J;_,·ft1L.--4J.lf!!--;;,:.,,-J f #~.-.. ~.L_J ~*}tt--%.'~" for renewal of chart l'Jfktt-}!j:$:....fi::~------····--------~--::..tl!!·t..:.:___.for renewal of charter for the year beginning July 1, 1951, together with reports as calied for, i"Ieat\quarters City, State Supplernenting this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following: (If any of the i.tems a:re not enclosed, please state when they may be expected on the line marked "Date") Note: Items No. 1, 6 and 7 should accompany application, and No. 5 if possible. 1. Charter Fee 2. Payment of Qunta 3. Scouter Fees 4. --~-------Scouter Applications (No.) 5. Audit Report for 1950 6. Scout Executive's Report for 1950 7. Program and Objectives for 1951 S. Roster is .enclosed . wdl be 1na1led-~-- ··-"·----.. "------------ Date was mailed _--~1'=~=""''~3"-L/-L'-'/_"f:_if.::.-.:._/_ ____ Date -~--- Yes or No __ .1l.e~ Yes or No ~·------ $•------ Date Date Date Dato (Signed)--------·---·--··Scout Executive 32001050 )u,.zw ltJ~.::;t,:~ i.f.o I -;;;., :!:; ----~id: ... I ?!> c~, ?11:-~~· '"yt.f,.vt'.4.· ~ ~c1 I Porm 0·539 ~- REGION No ....... 9-..... COUNCIL No.,;:"/."."N".. . .3... APPLICATION for RENEWAL of LOCAL COUNCIL CHARTER for the Year Beginning July 1, 19 51 NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park A venue, New York 16, N. Y. The .......................... rf!::!l::::.<:::./:~:..::.'.~: .. ".:E.~: .. !::~f... ..................................................... Council, Boy Scouts of America, with (Name of Council) ~"' /• • il/!J .,,., . "' .' Ir/, Ci . ? / headquarters at .. ;;{;.!..~ .. ··f.tL;;{r-Ji;;;/Ad~f .:ll.4~ . . .. c2!«;!'~~;.:t..:SI ., .. ;,!+. · ·c~~i!T *'·"''-'::!.£ ..• d h · · · d" · · di · Ar f/' "r t.2' ·;z.. .. t£J .. . /' ·f· an avJOg l'!'" 1ct10n over (in cate entire ea) .. d.'f!&i:.i,c;z···•••f.:.1 .... ? •.. :v:..1.: .. f:.f"·""''··"·············32lL'1;r:: ..... 7 .... ~it~~!~~~$~t:~~~~~~~-~=::: hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July 1, 1951. In justification of this applica· lion, the accompanying reports of accomplishments and progress in 1950 and Objectives for 1951 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 XII, Section 2, Clause 3. This application and record of progress were reviewed and approved by the Council or Executive :~~:~t;;;;.~~~e~n~~~~n~o~~~ii;p~~~~~k~~~~7;1abii~~~~~~;;p~~!~:f~~~ll;t;;~~;"~:~'.~~:i Council and its representatives in promoting the program of the Boy Scouts of America in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and By-Laws, policies and regulations of the Boy Scouts of America. Signed .............................................................................. . Scout Executive President Treasurer BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA (Incorporated February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.) 32001050 1. On December 31, 1950, we had ______ /. __ ]_/ ___ "Chartered Institutions" in our territory, each of which sponsored one or more Scouting Ur)itg~ At the same time the membership of our Council was composed of ....... (.7.0. ..... "Institutional Representatives" and ...... J..,..k...,;.?. ......• ''Members at Large". To insure the representative character of the Council the various community interests and major religious groups in our territory are represented on the Council and Executive Board as follows: , Council only (check) : Religious ........... :i( ........... ; Educational... ....... X:: ........... ; Labor ........... '>.": ........... ; Civic ....... >'> •.............. ; Business ....... ~ ............. ; Farm ......... 2<,............ l "' :Z..{ ( Council (Give number of each): Jewish .......... k::c ..... ; Catholic ....... h: ......... ; Protestant .... t. .. i;>;? ..... ; Other ....... Q ......... . Exec. Board (Give number of each) : Jewish .......... :bo ....... ; Catholic ......... :k: ..... ; Protestant ..... --5 .. r.:. ...... ; Other ....... .O ......... . 2. Amendments to our Constitution and By-Laws were adopted in 1950. D Yes 12J No These amendments have been approved by the National Council. D Yes O No (If not, attach copies.) 3. We provide regular Commissioner service by personal visit to ..... ;1,.7.c.of ..... Units out of a total of .... J.:£1...G. ..... Units in the Council. 4. During 1950 there were ..... L ... meetings of our Council and ... :( ...... meetings of our Executive Board. District Committees met monthly, (except July and August) during 1950, in .. 4. ....... of our Districts, and the rest averaged.3 ... meetings. Roundtables were held monthly in .... ':f: .... of our Districts. The remaining Districts averaged ....... :2 ......... Roundtables. 5. Officers and members of Council serve one year beginning ~~~l/:S..f. Annual meeting is in month of..r0:.P:.(/,,(/:.t .. •:t.:l"fc:•!./ 6 Th' C 'I . ts .ounc1 h as ................·."..".. .... :. ....·. .... org~1.z ed D"1 st.r 1~ wt" th f unqi'o nt' ng D. 1' st.r.1 ct Co mmtt.~ ees. T. he re are; ............~..· ~:. . ................D. 1' str1. cts yet to be orgamzed. Of these we will orgamze ................ m 1951.. ...... G.. ........ Distncts are shanng m financmg this Council. 7. Functioning of Council and Number of CHECK THOSE No.of Committees Districts repre- FUNCTIONING Members ADDITIONAL COMMENTS sented on each WELL for 19~1 Council l x Lf) ~ Execui.ive Board l.. -><. t:.o Organization and Extension (, x l"1 Leadership Training .. l. x 1$' Advancement {., x /_O Camping and Activities (,, v l.~ {_ Health and Safety t~ " {_ 1~ Finance (,,, ~ & L List any other Committees Council has: - 8. This Council ~~::not have a long range plan. This plan covers a period of ........ years, starting ............................ , 19 ....... .. 9, This Council was incorporated under the laws of this State in the year 19.J!:t7 .. The corporate name.i.s: ....... ~/i,i,,c_,k.,f:Lti,_~,t.Nt.: ..... ~Qc.:~..:M~.f:.A.l/ .. fJ~.1··'''J'f,;r)ib,i.;~~ ..... !~?ift:.\,,:t,;:~;:"::.~'.M!:i:~:f;,.,~;:c,,,,,,, .. !:,f:,/;N::l,.;;f;,., ......................... . 10. This Council has accepted its quota of $.1:?:.~.oor&r the year 1951, and 1 agrees to pay it to the Treasurer of the National Council as follows: in full herewith,$.... .. .. ; in ... equal payments of $ ....... .7 .. bk, .. $'.()each during the months of .............. .. ./J:X.~1 ..... C:Jt:c.~:l"',f.. .... /<-f?V'0.t.£:1,:(.r:'!!:,·::'!:~:.. . ................................ .. 11. READING PROGRAM A. BOYS' LIFE On December 31, 1950, we had ... 70"1' ... Boy Scouts and Explorers (J.l.7%) subscribing to BOYS' LIFE. Our objective for December 31, 1951, is .. ~'-8 ... Scouts and Explorers (.".k;:(.%) as BOYS' LIFE subscribers. B. GENERAL 1. I n 1950 t lu .s Co unc1· 1 .dMidd Trot- promote goo d rea di ng. 2. This was done by a Committee ................... ; Commissioners .... ___ )( •........ ; or ..... t:~,.•:i,,~;:f: _ ;(:,,, .. ,ff"J~.#{1,!f,~c'.~ .. ,, .................... .. Form 0-539C REPORT OF ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION Nrune of council --~::f~~Jl~~~ITT~'---~~~~~~P~,f:i .. Af< - Headquarters City £/ jkn:vfk 4~Ji State f t>-:k~•;.J; Region No. ----··, -- -· • ••J(j -~· . ~ ·-·--·-----------·-------- ........... ~-- .... n ••• I Total on Net I Transfer ! TABLE 1 New in SeJ.'arations# Territory Total on Estimated Est. Net Objectives m 19:SO Dec. 3 l, 19:SO Dec. 31, New in Separations Dec, 31, 1951 1949 19:SO (See Note) In Out 1951 1951 1. Total Packs l~ll I :;; di~ I I ')i;i, /"'""7J 10 51 #, f°l ) • (a) Neighborhood Dens xxx xxx C) 0 <"; (b) Negro Packs .7 {,, (] '-" .:J 7:1 10 '"I (JI 2. Total Troops l x.1 q ".;""." ~') ··) _ fl ;)</-') I .c: ·•:::. . i. ;;> /0 /7 D (a) Neighborhood Patrols 0 xxx xxx ; ;f f D () I (b) lone Scout Tribes f; xxx xxx 0 ,---. l/ t/A.., f) "'<~.-,.-. ( c) Negro Troops £:1 d:.:::_ -i LJ. - 9 ,., •J ·7 g 3. Total Explorer Units ! &) ; '7 ''.;) ;W "'] _') p· I-· 0 (a) Explorer Posts j ·::i) xxx xxx } .,-1 xxx xxx i.o ( b) Explorer Squadrons l) xxx xxx ll xxx xxx () (c) Explorer Ships {) xxx xxx n xxx xxx () (d) Negro Explorer Units a ("\ t; l I () ? .... ( e) Rover Crews _,f) xxx xxx li xxx xxx 4. TOTAL UNITS ii & 2 & 3 _., -) "-"7.__ ·<:""'} .. J51 -·Cf l-'.-2 i..lk~ :;;;e.' /_,,.-(, 'l., ~-- 5. Total Cub Scouts i~J: u ") JH" ) ", i;~ i,\ : ,,·-I-_ ; 2::;; ,_ ) jJ u.. l5l'6 /?Si'._JL 1.,,_ ";t, :X: ('_) (a) Negro Cub Scouts ·:S:<)···1 'Ii? .. 2 4-ij.JJ i?j ) "J ' -"'"'-·''' 1-j"'il.ifl, (.,/f f'j •; 6. Total Troop Membership !•ifi;; :3C~ xxx xxx - I..::> t, i!:.1 t4 t':it; (._.,, (a) Boy Scouts (Age 11 through 13) l t.:!11 I J l.4. ~).(, ).·~--.- ~ ; :St:: ( I. 2-:?l 'l-- 7 :?.. ~1 (b) Explorers in Troops I !i l '1 ;;;. () /l ;:j 51 :;; M("CJ t-1-M °)• / t:>c! I ' ;}-'"' • ( c) Lone Scouts - ---- - - I (d) Negro Scouts - •;j ;? (} <f-0/) -<'"l ") ! ,g '1 I~, f,,ty(_') ._•5' / j 'f {'''~- - -'"~- 7. Total Explorers in Explorer Units ff~ 'h l :::;- I'/ ~I ·:1 .-;;; ;~ J&b 12--'l 2 .. .s l.-, - (a) Explorers in Posts p -·::::· ::.>) $ xxx xxx ::> -::; :.; xxx xxx J.,. S' L-. (b) Air Explorers Ci xxx xxx /) xxx xxx C''.J (c) Sea Explorers /) xxx xxx /1 xxx xxx c:- /.)) ('-'""') ;--9 j ;.. (d) Negro Explorers q -~- ':J.., 10 "'\ -1>·;1 / .a~i._'1 (e) Rovers i5 xxx xxx tJ xxx xxx ('") 8. TOTAL BOYS (5 & 6 & 7) [ ,,))- "°70l_ c7 -~ xxx xxx !.,-; -'.\'. i~ G, /,, k/'J,v 9. Total Cubbers (incl. Den Mothers) ""' i--.?-1 11 .'.{_, ;:) - .J-:'.l:9 , ): ;;1·:~: "lln ;:·- *:Ii"" l· • s· r.--. w:. 10. Total Troop Scooters 1]{ ;;;~ fl '.:? ?/, ~~ '-~ &:i I h':f' 1wt (')0 ,~,,·<'.:'.$";ft, L/8il-, 11. Total Explorer Scouters l~ l) ::; l' =2.t-t -/,,_' ,?o 'ti-/ l.1!5 12. All other Scouters (Council and District) __ '.) ;;; '! / -:~:'_:.: __ ~ :~-::LL. '/i i ; h J j,,/ f') /%}' 7-,'fl t'.'# n. TOTAL LEADERS (9&10&11 & 12) q /-- .<::' '-'/ i_.: 1 / ii () (/ c, ,::;: ~; I\ <j 'l ' """'' "'~~~- ~~{ A, I \-;'./ ''"''o iL On Dec. 31, 1950 we had ........ --···--··----- unregistered Units of all kinds (November or pnor exp1rattons). ' ' #"Net Separations'" equals ''total separated" minus "Separated-Reregistered" minus "Transfers in". 32001050 TABLE 2 TENURE OF SCOUTS SEPARATED IN 1950 Tenure completed in respective program.s Less than 1 to 2 2 to 3 3 to'4 4 or more 1 Year Years Years Years, ·. Years Boys in Cub Packs :g i'I '7 ;Sil<, ,h, t' !/ !!l ,,,; ! xxx xxx Boys in Troops (Report tenure earned as a Boy Scout and as an Explorer in the Troop) Young men in Senior or (Report only tenure earned Explorer Units as a Sr. Scout or Explorer) xxx NOTE-Above table applies only to boys wh0: were SEPARATED in 1950. TABLE 3 RURAL MEMBERSHIP 1950 (Under 2,500 population) NOTE-The following data, for 1950, should be given only for boys and Units in villages under 2,500 population and open country. New Rural Boy Members enrolled, 1950 Total Rural Boy Members December 31, 1950 New Rural Units organized, 1950 Net Dropped Rural Units, 1950 Total Rural Units, December 31, 1950 Cub Scouting Boy Scouting (See Note 1) Exploring (See Note 2) TOTAL l :,? 1 :3) TOTAL Note 1-"Boy Scouting" as used here should include Troops, Neighborhood Patrols and Tribes and members thereof, including Explorers in Troops. Note 2-"Exploring" includes Squadrons, Posts, Ships and members thereof. UNIT BUDGET PLANS The Council has a definite plan for promoting Unit Budget Plans (check one) Yes ·D; No D. ................ Packs ( ... ,,,,,,,,,%) were on Thrift Plari Dec. 31, 1950; Objective: ........................ Packs ( ... ,, .. ,, .. ;%) on Plan by Dec. 31, 195L ................ Troops ( .. ,,.,,,, ... %) were on Budget Plan Dec. 31, 1950; Objective: ........................ Troops ( ........... :%) on Plan by Dec, 31, 195L .. ,, .. ,, ........ Exp!. Units ( ........... :%) "\VCr? on Budget Plan Dec. 31, 1950; Objective: ........................ Expl. Units ( .... ,, ...... %) on Plan by Dec. 31, 195L UNIT CHARTER REVIEW In 1950 we used the "Charter Review" p.;,o.c}dure, involving participation of Uni; leag_~_rs and Committee and representatives of Chartered Institution and Council, incident to the reregistration of ...... :: .. :-.. '< .••..••• Units out of our total of ./.{J. .... ~:l. ...... Units reregistering during the year. THE WHOLE SCOUT FAMILY NOTE: Indicate number of institutions in Council which sponsor single or multiple programs as follows: Only Cub Scouting Only Boy Scouting I 1 Only Exploring Cub Scouting and Boy Scouting Boy Scouting and Exploring Cub Scouting and Exploring Whole Scout Family, Cub Scouting, Boy Scouting, Exploring I Form O-S39F REPORT OF ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE-1950 Name of Council ea1~~~4!41<f &u<Jc{.,,,·( , .. t!i/ Region No. rY),; ,, .~ 4?'. · ~ -, ... Counc1'l No. ,5,5 <'f Headquarters City ___ JL<,r '"-f"'".'""'"''':.;··<"c.'::-"-:,"';f"""'<:.··_;·""'"'~::.·····,;:;•·_;'";:;_ ______ State~•f,..•v· _.,, -- - ~~~~~~~~~~:!==~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~== ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY (Scouts-not badges) Col. 1 Col. 2 Oual!fied Dur mg 19~0 Enrolled Dec. 31, 1950 MERIT BADGE RECORD Indicate below the number of each of the Merit Badges earned during the year 1950 ~ 0 ~ 0 8Z 8Z .=--:-~..,,-~.,.-~-'-.,.-~~- 1-Aero<ly nanlics .............. .................... 60-Journalism .. ...... ........... .. .............. .. ·" r "'\ I 2-Aeronautics .................. ................... 61-Landscape Gardening ........... .£. ...... . }' ){ -;;. ,,..;.J · 3-Agriculture .................. ................... 62-Leathercraft ....................... LI... ........ . Cub Scouts: Bobcat Wolf** I I! .r. ·/ !{ ~I 4-Airplane Design .......... ................... 63-Leather Work ................................ . <# 5-Airplane Structure ........ ................... 64-Life Saving* .................... 5.'{;I ........ . Bear* * 9 <J.. l; tt 6-Angling . ...... . . ............. ...... f 6'........ 65-Machinery ....... . .......... ..... 1.!... ....... . 7-Arnmal Industry .......... ................... 66-Marksmanship ..................................... . -~-io_e:-:-1:-s--·---'+-..::~::....-if-;-1-..:..::··~:::__':..,,';Ll' -II ii=tr~~.f~~;~ ...... : ...... ::: .... •::::;:;\:::::::::: ~~-~:~~f~~E~;~=i~~::::: :::~]::::::::.:. Total 1 ''.\ ?o ;/'l . ' i~-t:~~~,~~smy*:·:··:· .. ·.:::::: :::jiL::::::: 70-Music ......................... ... U? .......... . =========*=~' ~L~· ==F~2·~~·~ .l.f;/,'=11 71-Nut Culture .......................................... . 13-Automobiling ............................ '.fl........... 72-Painting ........................ .... ~} .......... . Boy Scouts and See Note 1Z~b~rs 14--Basketry ················-······· ...... :! ....... ~ .... 73-Path.finding ...... -............... & ..• ~---······· Explorers: Below Only 15-Bee Keeping ...................... fl:............. 74-Personal Health ............ .J.J.J ......... . ----------+-----1------11 16-Beef Production ................... ? ............ 75-Photography ..................... :!:. ........... . Candidate 17-Bird Study .. .. ... lLO........... 76-Physical Develop ................ .!..°-. ......... . Tenderfoot / "I ;J. l / ;::;; 18-Blacksmithing .............. ................... 77-Pigeon Raising ..................... '{, ............. .. --------t-'~~~-+...,.:Q=!.$'-'-/...o...4~ 11 19-Bookbinding ............ , ....... 3 ............ 78-Pioneering* ....................... .//... ........ . _s_e_co_n_d_'c_las_s ----i--i~"· d_;_;,?_ .. tf-'--+--'/,,"-"'"3<""-"'...:' j_;_;. 11 ~2 ~2=:ou~s~n~e~sgs ..... ·.:·:··:···:···:···:···:···:···:··.: .... : ...... · .. ·.·. ::::::f :::::::: ~&-~~~~~n~ .. -::::::::::::::::::::. ::Jl:::::::::: First Class f 7 tJ j ") (,. 81-Poultty-Keeping ........ -..... /.?. ........... . --------1'----'-+--'-_..:..-'--ll 23-Camping* ........................ SJ. .......... 82-Printing .......................... -.. .'.. .......... . _s_ta_r------+--8_,f,,',...· -+-11..4_:;,.,J..;&'c.·''-ll ;;~~~po:~~ryg* .. ::::::::::::::::::: ::::JJ::::::::: 83-Public Health .......... . .. !ti?.. ......... . Life ;; 5· /' 84-Public Speaking .............. . ... .S: ......... .. --------1--"-'--+---'·"'"'-'-z"'-')_11 26-Cement Work ........... .. .................... 85-Rabbit Raising -··-.............. h .......... . Eagle / 1 ;;i q 27-Chemistry .................... . ... ;!-............ 86-Radio ................... - ............................. . --------1-----1-...0~"' .. =-.....c.--ii 28-Citizenship (Civics) ......... 'f.J ......... 87-Reading ........................... LE'. ......... . Total Troop Members XX X 1.::1/n './..;).) 29-Citrus Fruit Culture.... 88-Reptile Study ....... · ... - ............ ,?. .......... . ====~====i="'====..,f..··;;;-·~~L.~;;..,..~I 30-Coin Collecting ...... .. ::::::5.::::::::::: 89-Rocks and Minerals ............... ':J: ......... . Apprentice XX X ~;-~~~ke{;;;io.n ... :::: :.: :: ::::iff.::::::::: ~~ ~~f;:;g*. .. :::::::::::::::::::: ·:.{o:X~.-.·:::::: Bronze Award XX X 33-Corn Farming ................... 3............ 92-Salesmanship ...................................... .. --------+----+-----·II 34-Cotton Farming .................. ................... 93-Scholarship ................ ·-··· .... 'fl.co'f.: ...... .. Gold Award xxx ~~ ifa~lryi~~g .. ::::::::::::::::::::: :::::~~::::::::::: 94--:-Sculpture .......... "·-····- ................... . --------+----+-----·II 95--Seamanship - ...................................... .. 37-Dog Care.. .. ........ J:-:: ........... 96-Sheep Farming ............................. .. Silver A ward xxx - 0 -b-serv_e_r-.... - .. - ;, .. -!.-.,-. -+-----+------113 3 ~-~ram~t!cs ·:::;:'/::::::::::: ~~_j~?aling* .................................... .. • " • " · X x X - ectnrny ung ····-···--·-·-····-·· ................... . --------+--''---+--X-X-X--ll 40-Farm Home ................ ..... !L......... 99-Small Grains ..................................... .. Eraftsman f?.;; .. ,7c'i' 41-Farm Layout ..................... >? ............ 100-Soil Management ............... .1.. ....... .. -Ae--,,-.-_ .-...... -'--+-----+--X-X-X--ll 42-Farm Mechanics ........ .. ... ~ ............ IOI-Stalking ....... , ........................................ . _._._ 0 _ 1 ' 1 '_"_' "-n_··-"-'-+-'-"·---+-----ll 43-Farm Records. .. .... )., ........... 102-Stamp Collecting ................ £. ....... .. Ordinary xx x 44-Finger Printing . . .. .. ... .1 ........... 103-Surveying* ........................ ;/.,,, ...... . --------+-----+-----·1145-Firemanship ................ ... U!.'2 .......... 104-Swimming* ....................... £:/; ......... . Able XX X 46-First Aid* ................... ....IJ.(J. .......... 105-Taxidermy .............. - ........................... . --------+-----+------·II 47-First Aid to Animals ........... '!. ........... 106-Textiles ........................................ /... ....... . XXX 48-Forestty ..... .. . .... 'J.!L ......... 107-Weather ........................... ,,,.!.,.. ...... . ============'=====II 49-Foundry Practice .................................... !OS-Woodcarving .................... ~k' ....... .. Quartermaster NOTES: Column 1.-For all ranks report total number of boys who qualified during year, including those in Troops and Explorer Units. Column 2.-Give figures for Troop me1nbers only, but: include both Boy Scouts and Explorers in Troops. 50-Fruit Culture ..................... -.............. 109-Wood Turning ..................... YL ...... .. 51-Gardening .......................... £ ........... 110-Wood Work ...................... .:LJ ........ .. 52-G;a:ses, Legumes ........... ;;i..'r ...... : .. ! ! I-Zoology .... - ........................ ..... ,ljjT' .. .. 53-Hikmg .......................... .................... Total .. .l.(z ..... r-. ..... . 54-Hog & Pork Prod ............... If: ........... . 55-Home Repairs .............. .... 'l.IL ......... (Organizing Awards 1950) ==================II 56-Horsemanship .............. .... -::L. ......... M.B. Counselors in Council ;~=~~~;~~ ~f;e · ..... n ................. ~~~~~~~~~~~::::::::: {Include registered and unregist~red) :}' { ·~·7 59-lnterpreting ........................... ..... L .......... . * Badges open to First Class Scouts only. 32001050 ANALYSIS OF BOY SCOUT ADVANCEMENT POLICY AND PROCEDURE 1. What percent of Troops and Explorer Units conduct monthly Boards of Review?...... 'fo .. J.J./... ..... . 2. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Second Class and First 70 Class Ranks? ·························································-····························································· %--················ 3. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Star and Life Ranks? %----~~?.? ... 4. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Eagle Ri!llk?............ 'fo .... :::~:.::: ..... 5. What percent of Merit Badge Counsellors are coached in their responsibilities and pro- ;2. vided with literature related to their subjects?.................................................................. % .... '. ............ . 6. Do Neighborhood Commissioners give proper supervision and promotion to the advancement plan? ·················-·····-·······························----·-········-·····························--··· Y es ... X... No ......... . 7. Please attach copy of all present advancement policies and procedures. (Signed) --------·-----·····--·-·····- ...... ······················-·······-··········· Chairman, Advancement Committee Scout Executive Form 0·539G REPORT OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE - 1950 Region No. Council No. Headquarters City The following report presents the activities and accomplishments under the direction of this Committee during the year 1950. 1. The membership of this Committee includes, besides the Chairman,... V .... District Health and Safety Chairmen and the following Health or Safety expert,s, as checked: Public Health .... V.::: .... ; Medicine .. :\<'.: ...... ;Aquatics,... .. ... ; Fire Prevention .... ¥"" ... , Firearms ....... !<'.'.'.'. .... ; First Aid ...... v'. ....... ; Emergency Service ..................... ; Farm Safety ................. ; Mountaineering .. . 2. During 1950 the meeting places oL ........................ of our Units ( ................ %) were inspected. 3. During 1950 an inspection of the Council Camp~_.~ t made by the Committee . ............ Troop Camps, off the Council campsite, were held, of which ............ were inspected by the Committee. 4. Procedures to insure that carriers used for the transportation of Scouts on Scouting activities were in safe condition for such uses, \Vith adequate insurance coverage, hftih•c rmt been in effect during 1950. ave 5. The plan for medical examination of new Scours is in effect in .............................................. of our Troops ( ................ %). Cat. No. 6141 "Health History and Medical Examination" is _nor used . .... 6. Pre-camp medical examination is required for all who attend the Council camp as checked: Scouts Leaders ...... '::".: ..... ; Food Handlers ... !:::'. ...... ....... ..... , Camp Health condition recheck of Scouts, Leaders and Food Handler; <ii) made by a medical doctor after their arrival at camp. 7. We have not a Mobilization Plan. have ·································· ............................................................................................................................................................................... . .. . . : .... ~~ ~~:~· ~~~;:~r~t~~ ·=,;;: ;;:~ ·;~;;~;i:~--1~~~; :~~1t1: ~:~ ~~;~t; ~gen~i~~ ,:· :1:~i; -~~;;:i;i~: .. _:J.Z:a,::¢i~-~-~;;i~; .. ... ~tr.'iw.fr.J,~,l.'fi!:f#,"~l'li. ... i:~i:.~&f...'.r:..~f .. W--"'U:J/f/i!§,.J.,:i,dkf~,:IM<)" li;~,:~ .. ~t,,;i,¥:.,P, .. ,iff........ ........ . . .. . . ..... . 9, Our Program as planned for 1951 includes the following as checked: a) ~~:f.1:.t~ .. ~~~~.'.i~~ of Committee including all technical experts and chairmen of District Health and Safety Comb) Medical examination of new Scouts in ..................... _ ......... Troops which is ................ - ........... % of all our Troops. ~ ~ c) Program of Inspection as checked: Unit meeting places .......... .L., ........... ; Council and Troop Camps ........ ?.':\ .............. ; d) Mobilization Plan ......... .lK':: ............ .. (Signed) ····························································-································· Chairman, Health and Safety Coalmittee ················ ............................. ~,.~~~·t .. &~~~t;~·~·----··--·· .. ············· ······················· Form 0·539A This copy for National Office 0; Regional Office 0; Local Office O. (Check appropriate box on each copy.) TRANSMITTAL SHEET Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter «P' Region No._~~,,,,_, __ _ Council No._.,,;;_f_0.5_·--,~-;E:~:~ __ _ NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA. 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. Supplementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following: (If any of the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expected on the line marked "Date") Note: Items No. 1, 6 and 7 should accompany application, and No. 5 if possible. I. Charter Fee 2. Payment of Quota 3. Scourer Fees 4. ________ Scouter Applications (No.) Yes or No 5. Audit Report for 1951 DO NOT WRITE HERE Charter Fee $ _____ _ Quot.._ ______ _ Scouter Fees _____ _ Tota~--------- $ ______ _ $ _____ _ ··--------- Date Date 6. Scout Executive's Report for 1951 -------o-;-,e------·-- 7. Three year Progran1 Goals for 1952 (Ten tests of Successful Scouting) S. Roster is _enclosed . \V1ll be nrnt!ec] _____ ~---------~-------- Date Date (Signed) --·--------·--- --------------··-···-·· Scout Executive 32001051 Fonn 0-539R I. Operating Expenditures: EXPENDITURES-1951 Indicate period coveted if other than Column l Total Expenditures calendar ve~r Column 2 Special Receipts (See Note. I below) Column 3 Net Expenditures (Col. l minus Col. 2) BUDGET - 1952 (NET) I E t' S 1 · * $ I 7,df ¢0.,10 $ $ / 7,,if'fi;,, . .Ji'tJ $ •. 26:;;' /O•/ ,,., . xecu tve a ar1es ..... - ......... 11-~-'"'-"-'---=:..::.--1-----------l---"-''-'"!'...i...::::.=;:::_-11-"--'+..'--'--""=''-- 2. Office Salaries.............................. A?, .;2. !JI .J' 1 J? ?c:> I J 9 3 R r t c t 'b' __J_ _ ·.1~!?~</~; ~;:;~· 7,___, ----------I ---'-/~-"/-'4'-P-':f:w'·<-'.;;;-"-'7'--11--L/,,_. L>_" '.Ll;_··"-/~)c:;/L()'-. - . e tremen on r1 ns ..... -.... 7 2 • ;:. 4 4. Rent, Light, Heat, Tel... ...... 11-~'-"~""-· ~.O'-·· ~0'-'f'-.'-'' o"' .. _,C"''--1-----------l---~,;;""-'o"•;.;c"-'~+;'-· '-'' '"'::J"'t;,,'---ll ---''"''"'J~f'-/-'-. '-'-'-'--J-•J_) _ 5. Off ice Supplies .......................... 11---s/,,_·_,_l'_-.,_f{_·,_7~, "'2"'.,;'-J'--1----------1---'{.,. :z¥::.·· -'-"'-2"''-';;!:::,£2·-11---'-·,._'.z.F..c"cc';-_,.;"-•:'"'-"'·..:.·L' _ 6. Postage ......................................... I ·"ii c) I .0-6 '7 O/, ?6 '? J,·,c:; .• ,·c 7. Field Expense ( . I ·r . ) :2 t> ? ·7· -S'S " •< 7._ ,. o ' inc . ransportahon .......... ll--"?-'"-''-LL='----1-----------1---'L"::;··~;_. ;_C'J....Lt..L...!<..!!!'.""-'''-1 -ll--'·~·-=4'1 ... ""', ,' ,,'-'..~"'. ~· ''--'''". ·_;.J~·-·~'--- 8. Publicity .......................................... 11 ___ ----~-i----------l-----~~---ll--------- 9 c . -d1-0~·. ~7 ,V-.,)f'; ,:.? ,.1;f. /(1. p-..::,~ii:7• $,}' p 1!;71:· -i-6 /' <':) ,.~ .. ) <'·) (~?, (j.D ;.::. . amping ........................... 111 . ~-'-'S.--'--'='-"-=--l--..<..:.:.J.;:;.~.-"'--"'--'-""-'"---l---'-1-_,.;,-=...t.L. L.c.-"'-"---11--'-'-'"~~"--'-"-'-"-4·''--- 10. Leadership Training 11. 12. 13. d c f I ,:;;',(;!. /, 13 D / .. 5 .;J /. ,:),:; aNn t' on 1 eQrenctes...... ,; / ;;J~S", ;:;,::, ? ;;J v-:.,::.:.7,_~·- ~/_,) .. ,-.,.-· .;:)r:'."> a 10na uo a ............................ 11----'-''--''-'-~---1-----------1-----'-~~=--11---""-=-"'"-'--- ch F '"/ .. \""'", /'~(') rJ (y; ().;:) :?J.,"" / '. ><) art er 'ee .................................... 11----"-"''-'-.:_.:_ __ l-----------l-----LIL!.'--.'._-ll -----"-"--"-1-1='-- Circuses, M. B.. Shows d 0th A t . ·t· ....... :L·'.r .. o·;·c,, S' A 20 ;;u 9, 7/. tJ ,:;; .. ;?'. ·1 / 14. 15. an er c 1v1 1es ............... 11-~-=='--=-'--"-"-"--l--.L.-'-"--"~'-'-~-'-'----1---~-~~-~-~-L-~- Campaign Expenditures ...... 11-----''"'5::..w-· '".:ic;t; .. ':.t''--1----------1------".,o'-.. -'-'-'-J,-'-<"'c..·.7_11------"(('-·? -0 ·'--'-· "--''-,-", •• '-. - Interest on Indebtedness (See Note 2below)11---------1----------1--------,,,.-11--------- 16 I / J?s· .:z.~T /S s· .,,2r ~') ·': J. . nsurance ...................................... 11---'-=""-==;_--1-----------1----L--"'~~w'-'---ll--~==-"-'""''--- l7. Miscellaneous ..... _ ~ 11 ? ~ ¥,,,,~ / // / ,:/, .lz.3 """ .. :· r ,_.... t::·>> /S. 'i.e..... ,.~.... .. /<a;.2.s::;.i,, ?4' / "' ~- s-;;; .... ·;r;. ';·· ,. / ,,,. ,;z, ¥-'I •.,~2",/ ,;';:::~ !/'. ... /I,.,.;;;; .. ; /c..t:., .. ::J. .. i~.·~~-', .. ,'',.,, / </~ '7 1.<- £~ I f'7')'t ·zi"'·1>;, TOTALOP~ATING 1 f-'/_f6~'l~!)'~··~/J_,~l~';Y~-l-L/~1~1-~_J_'_o_,3~,-~_ ... _ 1 __ ~_.5~g~..:....::.~lb_l~,f~'-·2_'"41 II. Capital Expenditures: I Off. E . t II __ /~«'.>e..:: ""-°'·'-.!!1.s.' /--1---------1----'/-=~=--=,;j'-',-''f-''/ __ ll . tee qu1pmen ............. 11 _ -------- 2. Camp Property ............. ~. 3. AutTomOoTbAl!Le .C .. A .... P .. I .. T ... A ..... '1 _L::::...=: . ..:.'~·:..·!'"-. _' -l--------l--"----'"""--"---11-------- ,- :::. .. 2 ... ~-;?, YI /,.}-.3 .. tj J III. Revolving Accounts: (National Funds) I. BOYS' LIFE ... - ... )·· ....... 11--.,------,.--,,.--·1------....---1-------11 2 R ' • d. {) ~;;<'«;~' .. •(f\" 61~:ril /'i), ;;)"/! 1·:~2.0,?J 7, 8~::o:'(J . eg1strattons ..................... 11 --~-4-~-=~--1--~~-~-~~~~-- t---"-==-===-11 3. Scout Supplies ................ 1 --1''"''"=:~"-'"'J?_,,"'f,-'-' °'"'-"-'}J..7 _ .. 1 __ _;"'J..2'"-'"'·7_ .. .:..<f!.._ .. ::J<'5::..":c;6"'-'7J..· __ 1 ___ I.ct.°'"-• .:':J..i.:c .. :;_::" ... ,;;5'.:;;.2..c.'·:.." 11 TOTAL REVOLVING1--·Li.,,· .. .../'rc.1 ""/:""·, .. "'2."""-"!,,.. ,::.5_-_l--'9--'""1...·> .. "",;'-;-.. -'ij"-P.:..;,_;'J~Ji'-)---l---"'zL-.. .='':'-'1 .J0"'2~,_.6"-"'Z __ 11 IV. Endowment, Trust Fuuds or other Permanent lnvestments ____ , ___________ 11 _________ _ V. Obligations Paid (See Note 3 below) *Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transportation allowances. Do not distribute any salaries to other budget items. NOTE 1-Report as Special Receipts only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., which are incidental to certain Council activities. Also report Revolving Account receipts in second column. NOTE 2-Do not include payments to reduce "principal" indebtedness. NOTE 3-This refers to repay1nent 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. 32001051 Analysis by population groups of income from contributions for 1951 Council operation. Income from areas Income from areas Note: Do not include income for z where Council participates c in Community Chest where Council does Capital purposes in popu- s Total Income C" not participate talion groups. ~ Supplemental ~ Chest in Chest contributions Communities of 500,000 or over .................... _L $ S'/ ~ '/·"" /) '•' ~ /"" '~· . ._, $ ,;;/.0 ·7. '?l· $ $······1··0 ;;, '/;/::, ;J ·. ,y .. " 100,000 to 500,000 ......... - ......... .. " 25,000 " 100,000 ............... --- .. " 10,000 " 25,000 ..................... .. " 2,500 " 10,000-.................. I ~ 7o, <>cJ (, 7<.)~(Jc') " under 2,500 and open country_ :J ' /. /i:·,J'7' 00 L f''P7 /)f) .. .. u ,_J C--··,,,,,, $ , •• ,..,. 1 0 9 $ 2.s·q, 72J $ I P ,;f ')' i'·'\ ) $ ""2/0gf Total for Council Operation .................................. z::JJ;i, C}-/ ;Li"': c 0 _, ' ' _, (; (J l~-~/< d =· ',;::;; 1<1?°1.-::, Income for Capital purposes .................................. $ $ // f) ';;~ ?_,, $ $ '.5, / For the 1952 budget outlined on preceding page $------····· has been raised to date. Budget for 1953, or next fiscal year, will be adopted by Executive Board about----------------- (Date) Assets, 12-31-51 Current-Cash on hand and m bank $ ,.;? .Y. ;,,p 7 ,:U •Fixed - Real Estate Camp Equipment Office Equipment Automobile Unpaid Pledges Supplies for Resale Securities ,f\ - -i .- ,- ' /._ , .;..;i I ) /""..;:dJA.jA.j(i'/ )'./ /!c'~ .. / .. , .. ,\fiv> y/1:-. ._,iL.-,,,,. . ·· •Present Value Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-51 Operations-Accounts and Noles Payable / 0 Bills Payable $ .;?, I I ,,fO Capital--Accounts and Bills Payable Notes Payable Mortgages $,?boc),oD /o/ 101. oil ..S::o 9 5,46 ' TOTAL ..2- /1,1,J'<::. TOTAL. ____ _ t.a•reheetiauditooby· ___ .L~&:;"fdi'-:::"'~~~~~:_f;~:'.::~<'..:.o·:s'.·e."',f';?""L~i..-11''"'·"'"'",.if;t~A'.'::;--··:;:·>::;:···:::::::::;t;:::::'.':...·--------- Our accounts will be te whether vrofessiona.1 accountants or auditina' committee> We request continuation of present credit li1nit by Supply Service Division and \vill rnaintain our account on a 30 day basis. (Note: If change in maximum credit is desired state new amount here: $ .) This Council has Trust funds, (see Note) as of December 31, 1951, totaling$ (,,,_,,,,o,_,;.oo of which $1(~1',? .... \Vas received during the year 1951. VVe are using (a) Standard l)eclaration of Trust (check) ______ , or (b) sotne other form approved by National Council (check) . Income from Trust Fund, 1951 $ ... U..S...'?.:s'c.. ____ Council directed catnpaign or can1paigns are to be held on the follo\ving dates in 1952 _______ _ Remarks, Explanations or Additions•----------------------------------- ,/"V, Jr'J:, .. ·_ , "'" d ~;2r;~/ 7&1< '·'" (Signed) ....................... - ......................................................... - .............. - ....... -----··········· ... ,t:r:,. .. ~W.~ .... :li.-~,e.'lt.ll~ ..... !k.""'"" ....................... .. Chairman, Finance Committee Scout ExocutiTe Note: Include only Funds administered by Trustees under a Declaration of Trust. o:HCKASA.W ooUNO±:f;.,_Jh9·A·. INC .... COUNCIL hE~UlERS J!OR 1951 "A" Acklen, T. Robert Agee, G, Worthen Ahlgren, ]'rank Allen, James Seddon Armour, Claude Atkinson, Dr, W. R. Austin, \./, H, Ayres, Dr; J, C; 1il) 1i Baber, Rodney Bell, Ernest C, Be.rnes, George Barrow, E. R, Beck, Brig, Gen. Clyde Benner, Henri Bizot, Emile A, Boren, J. L. Bowers, Mil ton Bruce, 0, Arthur Burrow, A, K. "C" Callow, Lewis C, C;crney, Fred '"Carter, A. B. Castle, s. Nelson Chandler, Walter Christenbury, Fred L, Church, C, H. Clark, Roscoe C, Clarke, P. C. Clayton, Henry M. Clayton, P. A. Cleghorn, John Coffey, Ben B., Jr. Cooke, R. P. Cooper, Sterling Crump., Charles M, Crump_, E. H., Sr. Crump, E, H., Jr. Cunningham, Jesse "D" Dalstrom, Edwin Daniels, T. B, ACTIVE Danielson, Gen. W. A. Davis, Joe E, Dick, Dr, A. W. Dilatush, W, Henry Dixon, Hugo N. Donelson, Lewis R,, Jr. Dormon, W, B., Jr, Dozier, Bob "E" Earp; 0, K;. :tl:!rteHdk; Phil , . Ettelson, Dr. H, w, Ewing, Bruce W, "F" Fiedler, Chris H, Fisher, W. H,. Ferguson, Bert Flanagan, F. Joe Fogleman, John A. Friend, A. B, Fuller, R, D, "G" Garey, B. B. Gassaway, Brooks JI!, Goldsmith, Fred Jr. Goldsmith, Jack Gooch, C, M, Goodman, Charles F, Goodman, Thomas F. Grissom, E. C, Grube, Howard M, "H" Hale, Hon. E. W. Halle, Arthur Halliday, W. P, Handly, Charles C, Hays, Lake Heiskell, A, L. Higginbotham, Ernest F. Hirsheimer, Harold Hohenberg, A, E. Pag() l House, E, J. Howard, T. P. Huckabee, Miller Hughes, Dr. James G, Hughes, Dr, John Davis "I II Irwin, Robert L., Jr, "J" Jacobs, Dr. B. E. Jenkins, E, B, Johnson, J, C, Jones, Walk C., Jr, llKll King, Dr. C, C, Klyce, F. W. "L" Lambert, F. Clyde Lanahan, L, Harry Lee, Dr. R. G. Lear, Lt, Gen, Ben Malone, J, H, Martin, Rear Adm, H. M, Mays, R. C, hcGregor, John IvicKnight, James Malone McKnight, Thomas H, lfoWhorter, A. D, Meeman, E, J, l~ioore, E. E. Moreland, S, E. Morgan, Allen lvlunson, F. F. ~iurrah, i'lm. F. Nickey, Sam M., Jr. Norvell, J, W. nou 1 0' Callaghan, J. E. If 0 1 Ryan, Tom 0 rgill, Edmund 1 ·-·~· ··~-·-">-···-··· - I Orndorff, H. G, Overton, Watkins 11p11 Patten, Joe M. Peete, Russell Perry, Russell Petty, W. G, Pharr, Samuel S. PiJgeon, Everett Pipkin, Perry Porter, Dr. Arthur R., Jr, "R" Ramsay, R, G,, Sr. Richardson, Gilmer Richmond, E. R, Rittelmeyer, Charles W. "S" Saunders, E. B, Scharff, Aaron R, Scharff, Abe Schmeisser, Dr. H. C, Schwartz, Merrill Senhausen, C. B, Sharpe, W. L. Simmons, J, Barrow Sims, Hollice H, Skinner, J, L. Skinner, Raymond Slavick, !!, W. Smith, Vial ter L; Spain, !!, M, Spears, Herman Strauss, G. D, Sullivan, H. P, "T" Tate, Alvan F., Jr, Taylor, R, A. Thayer, F. T, Thompson, Larry Thomson, George Trippeer, R, A. Turman, W. F. Page 2 I J J nvn Valentine, D, L, Vandemark, F, J, Verret, E. J, Vesey, John B. Vosse, M, J. nw11 Wadley, Dr. S, L, lfalker, J, R, Webb, Harry G, Wilkinson, Russel Williams, Ernest Wunderlich, Alvin, Jr, ny11 Young, C, B, Young, Dr. Thomas K, i------- 1 QHICKASAW COUNCIL. B.S,A., INC, COUNCIL kE1'iBlilRS FOR 1953,. i \!A!f I Abraham, George ;B. ' ·1 Ainslee, H. s. Alcott, Richard Alexander, Vance J. I Allen, Preston · Allen, Thomas H, Awsumb, George "B" Bacon, Col. W, J. Bailey, E, 0, Ballon, Dave Beasley, John B. Bolton, A. Earle Bondurant, Julian B. Boone, Daniel H. Boyd, Judge ~iarion s. Boyle, J, Bayard Boyle, Hon. Joseph P, Bridgeforth, W, D, "C II Canale, Phil M, Carley, Jack Carrington, R, Russell Carter, M. b, Carter, Nathan A. Chambers, C. M, Chambers, J. D. C)lampion, R. G, Chandler, w. H, Clark, Dolph Cole, Sam F. Collins, Chriss Cowan, C, H, Cox, W. W, Crawford, A, M. Creson, Hon, Larry- ll, Ore son, R. J!'. "D" ASOOCIATE D.wis, Hon. Clifford Pavis, Dr. J. Murry ;Day, Paul Deupree, Wa,yne Piehl, Dr, Charles E, Dolan, T. R, "E" Edge, W, T, Edwards, Frank C, Emick, Harold Fleming, Joseph D. "G" Garber, Myron Ga,ylor, W, A. George, John H. Glascock, Charles Graves, Dr. L. M. Green, Jesse Gronauer, Joseph A. Gregg, Russell Grout, li'. M, "H" Haase, Charles J, Henry, N. Wallace Herrington, R. L. Hirsh, B. W. Hobson, Dr. J. J, Holloman, C, C. Holmes, Herbert Hopper, A. L. Hussey, Robert J. lfJ" Jacobson, C. M. Darnell, Herbert Johnson, W. 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1950 Title A name given to the resource 1950 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/8ba6450b631f74cd3f63fba323f8485a.pdf cb28b52fd58e90418ad85f22b87210d8 PDF Text Text I / ( / / _,"' \ ) �f·(::~::~:~.:-~=::=----------·-----·--------···-·--·--·-"···--···-···-----~---···-······---·-···1 QlUCK,A.SAW COUNCIL. :S. S. A. INC, MEM!llilRS OF !rHE EXECUTIVE llOARD - 1950 Office re Mr, Mr, Mr, Mr, Mr, Mr, Mr, Mr, Mr. lvlr. Mr, Mr, Alvan F, Tate, Jr, Charles M, Crump H, D, Turman R, D. Fuller F. Joe Flanagan A, ll, Carter W, H, tustin Charles W, ~ittelmeyer Roscoe C, Clark Fred L, Christenbury R, C, Mays W, Gordon Morris President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President V ice-Preeiden t Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President .A.eaooiate Bearetary Tre:l!\11urer Scou.t Commissioner Scout Executive I I1 l' ! Committee Activities Advancement Awards & Resolutions Camping Constitution & :1!>1-Laws Cubbing Exploring Finance Health & Safety Inter-llaoial Leadership Training Organization & Extension Outfitters Public Relations Mr, Robert L, Irwin, Jr, Mr, Russell Perry Mr, A. K, Burrow Mr, P, A, Clayton Mr.James Seddon Allen Mr, T, Robert Acklen Mr, J, M, McKnight Mr, A, E, Hohenberg Dr, Harry C, Schmeisser Mr, Edwin Dalatrom Mr, CharleiD W, Rittelmeyer Mr, R, D, Fuller Mr, P, C,. Clarke ~r. Fred Goldsmith, Jr. I ,1 I !I I i I I I 11 ii I! I I, 1. I I District Cheipnen Ii I i llir. Charles C, Handly, I j Dr. E, Foster Williams, \ Mr. Harry G, Webb, I! Northeast Southeast Northwest Memberg...At-Large I / Mr. Mr, Mr, Mr, Mr, Mr. Mr, Mr, Mr, Mr, Dr. Mr. C, Arthur llruce j [ Nr. Henri Benner I I Mr, Lewis C, Callow 1 Mr, H, M, Clayton IM4rr, Ben ll. Coffey, Jr, 1 _ • Lewis R, Donelson, Jr, 1 i Mr, W, B, Dorman, Jr, 1 i 1 Mr, W, Henry Dilatush j Dr. Anthony W, Dick Mr •..:Bruce W, Ewing Mr. O, K, Earp I . I 11____________ L'.= Mr, Herbert F, Hemker, Southwest I, Orittenden Mr, J, L, Robertson, Mr, Monroe Wallace, Jr, Mississippi Phil Emerick W, H, Fisher E, C, Grissom lil. F, Higginbotham W, P, Halliday T. P, Howard J, H. Malone A, D, Mc Wharter Sam M. Nickey, Jr, Arthur R. Porter, Jr. R, G. Ramsay Mr. W, L, Sharpe Mr,. J, L, Skinner Mr., H, W. Slavick Mr, Abe. Scharff ~ir, J, D. Tennison, Mr, R, A, Trippeer Mr, L, K, Thompson, !fir. D. L, Valentine Mr. J, R, Walker -----·-·-·--·--·---------___; ' ---------------------1 -·~--··--·-·--·-- ! �·-·-·--··--··--·---··-.. ···-··-·-------~ AWARDS / ./ ·-{ TO MEMBERS OF CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. $, A. INC. . Ji'OR DISTINGUISHED SERVICE TO BOYHOOD ****** "' T HE c. SILVER :S E A V E R 1931 Mr, J, G, Gates 1941 1931 Mr. P. A. Cla,yton 1942 *Mr. George P, Phillips 1931 Mr. *Mr, John T. Morgan 1931 Mr, F, L, Christenbury *Mr, John E, Roberts 1931 Mr. J, Dr, J, Mr, c. Ayers T, McCabe Mr. Harry Webb 1931 w. P, Halliday s. Allen *Mr. John A, Angus 1942 1942 1943 1943 1932 Mr, Charles M. Crump 1943 Mr, A, D, McWhorter 1933 Dr, B. E. Jacobs 1944 lvir. Ben B. Coffey, Jr, 1934 Mr, Abe Scharff 1944 *Mr. Walter L. Gray 1935 Mr, Bob D,, z ier 19.44 *Mr. George Wood 1935 Mr, Guy Boyer 1945 Mr. F, Joe Flanagan 1936 IVir. Joe G, Helms 1945 !1ir. Robert G, Ramsay 1936 Mr, T. Robert Acklen 1946 Mr, Ed.win Dalstrom 1937 Mr. Bruce W, Ewing 1946 Mr. R, Von Steinen 1937 Mr, J, Brady Wiley 1946 Arthur Bruce 1938 Mr, Miller Huckabee 1947 H, Church 1938 Mr, E, 1939 Mr, A, B. Carter *Mr, L, R, Forsdick Mr. lVlr. c. c. *Ivlr e Joe Hower w. o. Grissom 1947 1948 Dr, T, s. Eliot 1939 Mr, L. Sharpe 1948 Mr. H, M, Clayton 1940 Mr, Robert L, Irwin, Jr. 1949 .AJ.van F. Tate, Jr, l94C Mr. Chae, W, Rittelmeyer 1949 A. K, Burrow 1941 Mr~ -~r. *Deceased -----···--·...··-----.....--- I I I ~ \ �C }-J J C J( ;\ S;\ '1Y C 0 U rl CJ L/ B. S ;\ ~ ''r\11·11J !. JY ? r ::>, ;VJ J rlC. -r ~~ J~J J~1 ' December 14, 1950 Dear Scouter: As we approach the end of another Scouting year, your officers would like to take th1e opportunity to thank you for your grand contribution to the Scouts during the past year. Your cooperation in the interest of Boy Scouting has enabled Chickasaw Council to service more boys during the year 1950 than any previous year in the Council 1 s history. This has been an important year in our growth and with the relocation of our Scout Head~uarters and the addition of two new Field Executives, our District operation is moving forward in a noticable manner. What lies ahead in the year 1951 is a subject on the mind of every Ameri~an today. We in Scouting must stand ready, no matter what the call or emergency, to carry out the Scouting tradition to others. Only by building Scout Units, well supervised and staffed, can we hope to do our part 11 To Help Other People at all Times". Only by the inspxration we give and the teaching of our boys along the lines of good citizenship can we hope to contribute in the Crusade to Strengthen the Arm of Liberty. Sincerely, a.£v.-aAV er Jc_;::G Alvan F. Tate, Jr. President AFT/me ~· �('l.11 (~I/ ,' ,.• '\\I/ 1'__,J\..r\. )r I · ,.i l\r"1]0l ~i. . CJY / rlJ"' JV ) December 14, 1950, To the Friends of Scouting: Each year the Annual Meeting provides the opportunity for the Council to take stock of its accomplishm ents during the preceding twelve months, The Reports of Commit.tees, which follow, describe in brief the major accomplishm ents for the period December 1, 1949 - November 30, 1950, It is my sincere belief that during this period the Council has made more progress in serving boyhood, than in any similar period in its history, There has been more camping, w.ore activities, more and better District operation and better organizatio n throughout - thi a, coupled with the excellent ~iork of the Unit Leaders, the largest and best Commission er's Staff, the fine Committees and the smooth functioning of the Executive Board has produced results of which every person in the Council can take justifiable pride, To each of you who has taken part in this great Crusade to 11 Strengthen The Arm of Li bertyn, may I take this opportunity to express my deep appreciatio n for all that you have done, for there is no doubt that you who are building youth are building a stronger foundation for the continuatio n of the democracy in which we live, Sincerely yours, W. Gordon Morris, Scout Executive. WGM:DS �----- -·-·-· ----- --- ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE into the year 1950, it was the aim of this Committee to lay out a program that would fit all age groups - Explore rs, Scouts, and Cubs, Particip ation by as many boys as possible was our main objectiv e. V~ving With our theme for the year 11 To Strength en Liberty ", we moved into our first event, llOY SCOUT W.EEK, with enthusia sm that followed us through the year in the followin g events. ]QY SCOUT WEEK - Febrµary 8 (All Ages) Outdoor Live Expo's were put on in each Neighborhood througho ut the Council. Awards were made in each Distric t for outstand ing displays. E:xJ:'()StTTQN - J.!arch 17-18 With the fine support of all leaders and boys, we staged our finest show at the Shelby County :Buildin g. The a.mount of tickets sold was $7,8C4.2 5. Our net profit on this event was $5,540.9 6. After the show we started immediate plans for our 1951 show to be held at the Shelby County :Buildin g, March 16--17, 1951. CAl'ill'-0-REE - (Camp Currier) June 9, lC. 11 The Oamp-0-Ree event was carried out for both Troops and Posts on the same date, The spirit was fine with thirty-f our Units participati ng, 14 A Awards were presente d 4 E Awards were presente d 11 0 Awards were presente d :BOY SCOUT JAMIJORlll~t . . • Jµne 27 - July 10 Sixty-se ven boys and Leaders from our Council attended the Nationa l Jamboree at Valley Forge, Pennsyl vania. We want to especia lly thank you who helped with this event. KITE DERilY FOR CUES - April 15 ( Overton_j'_atltl. OLEAN UP, FIX _]W_PAB.ADE - Ma.v liAV_IJ'i';ELFAID)_[JKUi_{)iill ington) 12 June 23 Sixteen Unite particip ated in this event, held for benefit of Ladies Welfare League. ___ _; Page 1 �Activities Committee (Cont.) FIRE PREVENTION WEEK - October 7 Twenty-three Units participated, outstanding participation. 11 Trophies were given for MA.A .AND "E" PROGRAM - Octa ber 1 - December 1 This program was entered into and carried through with a spirit that only Scouting affords to the boys of our Community, This event was handled on a District basis. Awards will be given Units at District Meetings, DEDICATION OF STATUE OF LillERTY - November 12. 195C With a fine year of Scouting behind us, Scouting unveiled in Overton Park, this wonderful reminder to us to "Strengthen the Arm of Liberty", in our daily living in Scouting, The Statue was given to the Council by c. Arthur Bruce. We are satisfied that more boys participated in the above program, and that the public is more Scout conscience. We appreciate tho splendid CMperation received from everyone in carrying out a very fine year of activities. Ji.I)VANCEMENT COMMITTEE Advancement in Chickasaw Council during 1950 noted a considerable improvement in the· number of advancements. Your Committee early in the year got into action Boards of Review and Courts of Honor to be held by individual Troops, except for the Eagle Board and Court, which were held by the Districts. Three hundred and nineteen Troop Boards of lleview and Courts of Hon1>r were held, In addition to this there were held a total of seven District Eagle Courts, The following record of advancement has been made in 1950 and is compared with last year: 1950 1949 Second Class First Class Star Rank L ifs llank Eagle Rank Eagle Palms r1: r:i.rj t ll<tdges ------·--·----- ·---- 11 624 174 86 35 19 7 1210 1652 173 122 80 3C 7 Page 2 �Advancement Committee (Cont) Cub Scouting showed the following advancement during the year: Rank G-old Arrow Points Silver Arrow Points 176 82 54 35 112 56 39 146 76 55 Wolf Bear Lion \Vebelo s The fine cooperation of the Packs, Troops, Posts and Districts in the Council advancement program is to be greatly commended. CANl'ING COMMITTEE Your Committee is pleased to report that 1950 has seen a tremendous upsurge in camping in Chickasaw Council; that the total attendance at our sturunor camps was the largest we have ever had; that the attendance at our year-round camps was excellent; that we feel the Unit Loaders have done an outstanding job and are to be congratulated on tho~r fine accomplishments in leading their boys into tho great out-of-doors, All of these things have resulted in splendid training and a lot of real fun for a large number of our Scouts and Explorers. We sincerely believe this year has been the best camping year in the history of the Council. Below you will find the figures on camping for the fiscal year ending November 30th, 1950: Camp Attendance Scouts Attending Camp Scouters Attending Camp Number of Scout Days Number of Scouter Days , J)Tumber Visitors (Dec. l. 1949 - Nov. 30. 1950) 1949 lj150 Gain 3,012 453 8,041 1,004 1, 373 3,532 458 8, 740 1,068 1,157 520 5 699 64 ~ 216 Attendance at Short Term Camps Camp CurTior Kamp Kia ,\i: ima National Jamboree j,.iscellanoous Sites TOTALS '------·- Number ,scouters Number Scouts 468 3, 532 47 61 330 3,970 7 6 ~ 503 Number Scout ~ 8, 740 153 671 ' 642 10, 206 I ---···-·-··-------··--·-·-----·-·-----·-----·--·~------····--·------·-··-·--,,-/ Page 3 �--·-·-··-· ·-··-··-·-------·-------------.-, Camping Committee (Cont) Numbe..r ..§.couts 1949 Camp Currier Kamp Kia Kima Camp Fuller TOTALS Loss Number Scouts 1950 213 211 86 398 ...ll2 -11§. 536 660 127 187 ____M 124 1o.iUi N=be r QaiJ1 Set Wks 1950 Number Set WkJI 1949 138 252 341 114 709 368 _ill ~ -1l1 765 1,082 317 Re-Cap of Attendance at Long and Short Term Camps - 1950 Number Scouters Camp Currier Kamp Kia Kima Camp Fuller National Jamboree Miscellaneous Sites TOTALS Number Scouts Number Scol!t J:?.a:u ........&_ 3,532 47 259 61 330 8, 740 153 1,813 671 642 528 4,229 12,019 453 27 10 6 We are greatly indebted to the members of the Kia Kima lHub who again supported Kamp Kia Kima and who gave $250.00 with which to purchase two canoes. These c2noes were really enjoyed by the Scouts and we deeply appreciate this gift. We have been and are now carefully preparing for the 1951 camping season and look forward to an ever-increasing number of Scmuts and Explorers to join in the fun of camping. CUBBING COI4MITTEE With Cubbing a<S the first experience of Scouting that a boy has, we feel the entire Scouting Program will be aided by our increase in membership and progress made in 1950. The following figures will show the increase in membership as compared to 1949: GAIN 1M.Q 1949 Cub Scouts (White) Cub Scouts (Negro) TOTALS 1,186 591 .. 1, 777 1,489 628 2,117 303 _;rr_ 340 I ' ··--··-·------·---~--- ··------~-------------------' Page -4° �Cubbing Committee (Cont) 1949 36 Cub Packs (White) Cub Packs (Negro) TOTALS _2.§__ 45 -2:L 62 72 9 _L • 10 During the past year many successful events were held in which participate d, these included, the Cub Scout Kite Dorby, Scouts Cub the Scout-0-Rama, the Pie Nie Pow Wow, and the Exposition. A Cubbers Pow Wow was held for the purpose of training Loaders. Present at this Pow Wow were 172 Cubbers representin g twenty eight Packs or 74% of tho Packs in our Council. EJCl?LO RER COMMITTEE The Explorer Committee is pleased to report that the year of 1950 has been a very successful year for Explorers in the Chickasaw Council, as there has been an increase· in membership and Posts during the year, The Executive Committee has made available to all of the Posts a trailer with six canoes and also has made available tho swimming pool at Camp Currier for mixed swimming parties under proper leadership and sponsorship . The Explorer Committee in conjunction with the Activities Conunittee staged the third Annual Possum Hunt with over 150 in attendance and the third annual Senior Ball with over 200 in attendance, We of the Explorer Committee wish to thank tho Organizatio n & Extension Committee, the Advancement Committee, as well as the Activities and the Camping Committee for their cooperation . We also wish to thank the professiona l staff for their untiring efforts in behalf of Exploring, FINANCE CO~ilHTTEE The end of our fiscal year is almost here. Through careful planning, it is believed that the Council will live within its Eudget of $51,431.68 for the year ending December 31, 1950. As of November 22, 1950, our Total Receipts "'ere Total Expanses were Leaving a balance of $49,993.51 49. 695. 69 $ 297,82 ---·------ ---------· ---··----- ----·----- -- Page 5 �Finance Committee (Cont) By careful management all three camps were operated withdut a loss during the past Summer and this with very low camp fees as compared to the foes charges by other camps. Chickasaw Council faces a great challenge for 1951. The rapid growth of Scouting and the continued rise in the cost of living will be a severe strain on our f inancos. A close study should be made by our Executive Board, as well as tho entire Council to see what oan be done to keep the Council operating efficiently. Now more than ever this country needs its youth strong and loyal. Our Auditors, Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Company, cooperated with the Finance Committee in convincing the Community Fund that up to December 31st, 1949, tho Annual Expenses had exceeded the Annual Revenues and that Chickasaw Council had been dipping into its surplus since 1945. I quote from our auditor's letter of September 21st, 1950: 11 Actua1ly the Council has expended all previous allotments received from the Chest, and in addition has expended $1,162.37 of the Voorhies bequest, Surplus as of September 30. 1942 $ 4, 986. 42 (Excess of expenses over revenues: $3, 432.08 Year ended Dec. 31, 1946 II II II II 3,545.21 1947 II II II II 5,464.60 1948 II II II II 1949 1,140,21) Surplus as of December 31, 1949 ~ 3,824.Q5 :!!. l ,16;l, 37 II HEALTH & SAFETY COMMITTEE 110n my honor I will do my best to keep myself physically strong, mentally awake, and morally straight", in part, is the Scout Oath. Not unmindful of the fact that physical fitness is one of the basic ideals of the movement which undertakes to produce men of character trained for the high responsillility of American Citizenship, this Committee developed and promoted a program of health, safety, and physical development in our Packs, Troops, Posts and Camps that contributed to the physical fitness of the membership. Thie Committee inspected all camping facilities at Kamp Kia Kima, Camp Currier, and Camp Fuller, and promoted through the District Committee the inspection of Unit meeting places. I I L - - - - - - - - · - - - -- - - - - - -.. ·-·-·------·-···--·----·······--·-····· --··-----·-----···- I ·- Pago 5 �---··--·------- - Health & Safpty Committee (QQ.n.11 Health and Safety Merit Badge subjects are among the most pop'nlar on our list. Following is a list of subjects pertaining to Health and Safety that were pa·ssed during 1950~ Public Health Personal Health First Aid Life Saving Swimming Canoeing Rowing 113 109 109 50 63 29 12 Physical Development Safety Firemanship Athletics 2nd Class - First Aid 1st Class - First Aid 10 99 137 29 504 165 Safety through skill is a fine thing to teach boys, and we feel that our Cubmasters, Scoutmasters, Post Advisors, their Assistants, and Camp Staff Members have done fine and constructive work in training our boys in the ways of Health & Safety, INTER-RACIAL COMMITTEE The work of the Inter-Racial Committee is confined solely to Negro youth and is handled through the Seminole Division. The Inter-Racial Committee feels that all of us can well be proud of tho Scouting program carried on for the benefit of the Negro boys of our Area. As a matter of record our Council now ranks fifth in size of all of the Councils in the United States serving Negro youth. The 2,018 Negro Cub Scouts, Scouts, and Explorers now on the rolls represent the largest Negro membership in Region 5, which comprises the States of Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi, Alabama, and Louisiana, As a matter of fact this 2 1 018 boys is more than double tho registration of any of the other 31 Councils in these five states. Please see the Report of the Organization & Extension Committee for full details on our Negro Membership. The summer camp of tho Seminole Division was held in Fuller State Park during the past sUII'mer. This is the first year these facilities have been used and they proved satisfactory with some exceptions - there is no swimming or boating available in the Park. This necessitated carrying the boys by truck for approximately thirteen miles to swim in one of the Memphis pools, and resulted in considerable expense as well as loss of time in transporting tho boys, Wo understand the State of Tennessee plans to construct a swimming pool in the Park and when this is don~ the Scouts will have a fine place to camp. Please refer to the Camping Committee Report for details on camp at tcndance which was the largest in the Seminole :i)ivision 1 s history, Drinking fountains are needed and increased capacity "for heating water for kitchen use is desirable as the present facilities do not provide enough hot water. Tent platforms should be screened to provide protection against mosquitos. P.age 6 �c--.. - - - - - - - . - - - · · · - - · - - - · · - · - - · - - · - - - · - - · · · - · - · ··---.---·- · - - . ·-··-· ··---··· ---- · · · · · - - - · - - · - · · - - - - - - - - - - - - - · Inter-Ra')ial Cqmmi ttee (Cont) .... For a number of years efforts have been made to secure an adequate camp site for summer and week-end camping but none has been found. The lack of week-end camping facilities has hindered the progress of training these boys and we hope that before too long a suitable place can be secured. The Camping Committee is exploring the possibilities of using the ca.mp in Fuller StRte Park for year round camping. LEADERSHU' TRAINING COMMITTEE During the 1950 Council year, greRt studies have been made in the field of training, Our District Training Committees have set up and successfully corrvletod Five ll13.sic Scout Leaders Course One Explorer Leaders Course One Cub Leaders Course In Rddition to these courses the Cubbers Pow Wow was held in November. All participMts in the Pow Wow who complete the followup meetings will receive credit for Basic Cub LeRder TrRining. The growth of our TrRining ProgrRID can best be seen in the following percentage table of Units having at leRst one LeRder with Basic Training: 1949 Northeast District Northwest District Southeast District Southwest District Crittenden District Mississippi District Seminole Divisicn 1950 52% 51)b 43.6% 55.8% 33.3% 33.3% 63% I I I -·· Page 7 I .. - - . 1 �··-----·--·- -------··-- ····-------- ------·---- -----·--· ORGANIZA.TION & EXTENliION COMMITTEE Your Committee is very happy to report that Chickasaw Council has grown in numbers during the past year. As a matter of fact the Council now has the largest membership in its 34 year history with a grand total of 8,126 boys and leaders on tho rolls. This is the first year the Council has passed the 8 1 000 mark. During the past year tho Council has shown a net increase of 14.9% in boys and during the past five years it has shown an in-crease of 75.3%. Below is a chart showing the gr~wth for tho past ten years, OUR GR)WTH IN.PAST YEAR OUR GR:JWTH IN P.~ST TEN YEA.RS 6,012 6,000 5,500 :.~1 5,000 4,500 4,000 ~:·.~>: ll~?!f: 3,500 i~i\~ 3,000 tlli ill 2,500 %t1~~l 2,000 ~.ffir;it1 ~~~~~- 1,500 1,000 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 . ---·- --· ·----··-··-·-·---- --··-- _____I Page 8 �1-·---------------------.---·------·-------------...------·-" ·------------·-------·---·-i Organization & Extension Committee (Cont) Below is a comparison of the Membership for the years 1949 and 1950: \'/hi to Negro '1/hite Negro TOTAL Scoutrj 1, 957 1,357 128 365 22 3,454 2,322 1, 379 183 11 3,895 TOTAL CUB SCOUTS 1,186 591 1, 777 1,489 628 2,117 TOTAL CUBS, SCOUTS, EXPLORERS 5,231 6,012 781 (14.9% TOTAL CUBBERS AND SCOUTERS 1,855 iil. 114 259 (13.9% GRAN'D TOTAL 7,086 8,126 1,040 (14,6% ~/hi Scouts Explorers Explorers SCOUTS & EXPLORERS te Cub Scouts iif egro Cub Scouts __lfl 55 l 441 303 _fil 340 gain) gain) gain) TOTAL UNITS 225 242 17 We commend the leaders of all of these ·uni ts for the fine work they have done to bring the values of the Scouting program to such a largo group of boys, We greatly appreciate the work of the District 0 & E Committees and the Commissioner's Staff in rendering such splendid help in showing the w~ for more boys to become Cubs, Scouts, and Explorers. I! I . 1-------------·----------.. ·--·-- ------------ .......,. ___________________________.._ . ___ ...... ------·--- ---------· ---------··--··---.. _.] Page g �,, '' '=·' � 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 ( / / \ ) / _," ' f ·(::~::~:~.:-~=::=----------·-----·--------···-·--·--·-"···--···-···-----~---···-······---·-···1 QlUCK,A.SAW COUNCIL. :S. S. A. INC, MEM!llilRS OF !rHE EXECUTIVE llOARD - 1950 I 1 I , I ! I I i I I Mr, Mr, Mr, Mr, Mr, Mr, Mr, Mr, Mr. lvlr. Mr, Mr, Alvan F, Tate, Jr, Charles M, Crump H, D, Turman R, D. Fuller F. Joe Flanagan A, ll, Carter W, H, tustin Charles W, ~ittelmeyer Roscoe C, Clark Fred L, Christenbury R, C, Mays W, Gordon Morris Mr, Robert L, Irwin, Jr, Mr, Russell Perry Mr, A. K, Burrow Mr, P, A, Clayton Mr.James Seddon Allen Mr, T, Robert Acklen Mr, J, M, McKnight Mr, A, E, Hohenberg Dr, Harry C, Schmeisser Mr, Edwin Dalatrom Office re President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President V ice-Preeiden t Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President .A.eaooiate Bearetary Tre:l!\11urer Scou.t Commissioner Scout Executive Committee Activities Advancement Awards & Resolutions Camping Constitution & :1!>1-Laws Cubbing Exploring Finance Health & Safety Inter-llaoial 11 i i Mr, CharleiD W, Rittelmeyer Mr, R, D, Fuller Leadership Training Organization & Extension Outfitters Mr, P, C,. Clarke ~r. Fred Goldsmith, Jr. Public Relations I! I I , Ii District Cheipnen I i llir. I j Dr. \ Mr. Charles C, Handly, E, Foster Williams, Harry G, Webb, I ! I / Mr. C, Arthur llruce j [ Nr. Henri Benner I I Mr, Lewis C, Callow 1 1 Mr, H, M, Clayton I IM4rr, Ben ll. Coffey, Jr, 1 1 _ • Lewis R, Donelson, i Mr, W, B, Dorman, Jr, i 1 Mr, W, Henry Dilatush j Dr. Anthony W, Dick Northeast Southeast Northwest Mr, Mr, Mr, Herbert F, Hemker, Southwest J, L, Robertson, Orittenden Monroe Wallace, Jr, Mississippi Memberg...At-Large Jr, Mr, Mr, Mr, Mr, Mr. Mr, Mr, Mr, Mr, Dr. Mr. Phil Emerick W, H, Fisher E, C, Grissom lil. F, Higginbotham W, P, Halliday T. P, Howard J, H. Malone A, D, Mc Wharter Sam M. Nickey, Jr, Arthur R. Porter, Jr. R, G. Ramsay Mr. Mr,. Mr., Mr, ~ir, Mr, Mr, !fir. Mr. W, L, Sharpe J, L, Skinner H, W. Slavick Abe. Scharff J, D. Tennison, R, A, Trippeer L, K, Thompson, D. L, Valentine J, R, Walker I I 1 l' ! 1. I I I, I . Mr •.. :Bruce W, Ewing Mr. O, K, Earp 11____________ -----·-·-·--·--·----------___; ' L'.= ! -·~--··--·-·--·-- ---------------------1 ·-·-·--··--··--·---··-.. ···-··-·-------~ AWARDS / ·-{ ./ TO MEMBERS OF CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. $, A. INC. Ji'OR DISTINGUISHED SERVICE TO BOYHOOD ****** "' . T H E SILVER :S E A V E R Dr, J, c. Ayers 1931 Mr, J, G, Gates 1941 Mr, c. T, McCabe 1931 Mr. P. A. Cla,yton 1942 *Mr. George P, Phillips 1931 Mr. w. P, Halliday 1942 *Mr, John T. Morgan 1931 Mr, F, L, Christenbury 1942 *Mr, John E, Roberts 1931 Mr. J, s. Allen 1943 Mr. Harry Webb 1931 *Mr. John A, Angus 1943 *Mr, L, R, Forsdick 1932 Mr, Charles M. Crump 1943 Mr, A, D, McWhorter 1933 Dr, B. E. Jacobs 1944 lvir. Ben B. Coffey, Jr, 1934 Mr, Abe Scharff 1944 *Mr. Walter L. Gray 1935 Mr, Bob D,, z ier 19.44 I *Mr. George Wood 1935 Mr, Guy Boyer 1945 I Mr. F, Joe Flanagan 1936 IVir. Joe G, Helms 1945 !1ir. Robert G, Ramsay 1936 Mr, T. Robert Acklen 1946 Mr, Ed.win Dalstrom 1937 Mr. Bruce W, Ewing 1946 Mr. R, Von Steinen 1937 Mr, J, Brady Wiley 1946 Mr. c. Arthur Bruce 1938 Mr, Miller Huckabee 1947 lVlr. c. H, Church 1938 Mr, E, o. Grissom 1947 *Ivlr e Joe Hower 1939 Mr, A, B. Carter 1948 Dr, T, s. Eliot 1939 Mr, w. L. Sharpe 1948 Mr. H, M, Clayton 1940 Mr, Robert L, Irwin, Jr. 1949 Mr~ .AJ.van F. Tate, Jr, l94C Mr. Chae, W, Rittelmeyer 1949 I -~r. A. K, Burrow 1941 ~ *Deceased -----···--· ... ··-----.....--- \ C }-J J C J( ;\ S ;\ '1Y C 0 U rl CJ L/ B. S ;\ Dear Scouter: ''r\11·11J~ ;VJ !. JY ? r ::>, -r ~ ~J ~1 ~ J J ' December 14, 1950 J rlC. As we approach the end of another Scouting year, your officers would like to take th1e opportunity to thank you for your grand contribution to the Scouts during the past year. Your cooperation in the interest of Boy Scouting has enabled Chickasaw Council to service more boys during the year 1950 than any previous year in the Council 1 s history. This has been an important year in our growth and with the relocation of our Scout Head~uarters and the addition of two new Field Executives, our District operation is moving forward in a noticable manner. What lies ahead in the year 1951 is a subject on the mind of every Ameri~an today. We in Scouting must stand ready, no matter what the call or emergency, to carry out the Scouting tradition to others. Only by building Scout Units, well supervised and staffed, can we hope to do our part 11 To Help Other People at all Times". Only by the inspxration we give and the teaching of our boys along the lines of good citizenship can we hope to contribute in the Crusade to Strengthen the Arm of Liberty. Sincerely, a.£v.-aAV er Jc_;::G ~· Alvan F. Tate, Jr. President AFT/me ('l.11 (~I/ ,' , .• '\\I/ · ,.i 1'__,J\..r\.)r I l\r"1]0llJ"' JV CJY / r ~i . . ) December 14, 1950, To the Friends of Scouting: Each year the Annual Meeting provides the opportunity for the Council to take stock of its accomplishments during the preceding twelve months, The Reports of Commit.tees, which follow, describe in brief the major accomplishments for the period December 1, 1949 - November 30, 1950, It is my sincere belief that during this period the Council has made more progress in serving boyhood, than in any similar period in its history, There has been more camping, w.ore activities, more and better District operation and better organization throughout - thi a, coupled with the excellent ~iork of the Unit Leaders, the largest and best Commissioner's Staff, the fine Committees and the smooth functioning of the Executive Board has produced results of which every person in the Council can take justifiable pride, To each of you who has taken part in this great Crusade to 11 Strengthen The Arm of Li bertyn, may I take this opportunity to express my deep appreciation for all that you have done, for there is no doubt that you who are building youth are building a stronger foundation for the continuation of the democracy in which we live, WGM:DS Sincerely yours, W. Gordon Morris, Scout Executive. ------·-·-·-------- ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE V~ving into the year 1950, it was the aim of this Committee to lay out a program that would fit all age groups - Explorers, Scouts, and Cubs, Participation by as many boys as possible was our main objective. With our theme for the year 11 To Strengthen Liberty", we moved into our first event, llOY SCOUT W.EEK, with enthusiasm that followed us through the year in the following events. ]QY SCOUT WEEK - Febrμary 8 (All Ages) Outdoor Live Expo's were put on in each Neighborhood throughout the Council. Awards were made in each District for outstanding displays. E:xJ:'()StTTQN - J.!arch 17-18 With the fine support of all leaders and boys, we staged our finest show at the Shelby County :Building. The a.mount of tickets sold was $7,8C4.25. Our net profit on this event was $5,540.96. After the show we started immediate plans for our 1951 show to be held at the Shelby County :Building, March 16--17, 1951. CAl'ill'-0-REE - (Camp Currier) June 9, lC. 11 The Oamp-0-Ree event was carried out for both Troops and Posts on the same date, The spirit was fine with thirty-four Units participating, 14 A Awards were presented 4 E Awards were presented 11 0 Awards were presented :BOY SCOUT JAMIJORlll~t ... • Jμne 27 - July 10 Sixty-seven boys and Leaders from our Council attended the National Jamboree at Valley Forge, Pennsylvania. We want to especially thank you who helped with this event. KITE DERilY FOR CUES - April 15 ( Overton_j'_atltl. OLEAN UP, FIX _]W_PAB.ADE - Ma.v 12 liAV_IJ'i';ELFAID)_[JKUi_{)iill ington) June 23 Sixteen Unite participated in this event, held for benefit of Ladies Welfare League. ___ _; Page 1 Activities Committee (Cont.) FIRE PREVENTION WEEK - October 7 Twenty-three Units participated, Trophies were given for outstanding participation. 11MA.A .AND "E" PROGRAM - Octa ber 1 - December 1 This program was entered into and carried through with a spirit that only Scouting affords to the boys of our Community, This event was handled on a District basis. Awards will be given Units at District Meetings, DEDICATION OF STATUE OF LillERTY - November 12. 195C With a fine year of Scouting behind us, Scouting unveiled in Overton Park, this wonderful reminder to us to "Strengthen the Arm of Liberty", in our daily living in Scouting, The Statue was given to the Council by c. Arthur Bruce. We are satisfied that more boys participated in the above program, and that the public is more Scout conscience. We appreciate tho splendid CMperation received from everyone in carrying out a very fine year of activities. Ji.I)VANCEMENT COMMITTEE Advancement in Chickasaw Council during 1950 noted a considerable improvement in the· number of advancements. Your Committee early in the year got into action Boards of Review and Courts of Honor to be held by individual Troops, except for the Eagle Board and Court, which were held by the Districts. Three hundred and nineteen Troop Boards of lleview and Courts of Hon1>r were held, In addition to this there were held a total of seven District Eagle Courts, The following record of advancement has been made in 1950 and is compared with last year: 1949 1950 Second Class 173 624 First Class 122 174 Star Rank 80 86 L ifs llank 3C 35 Eagle Rank 11 19 Eagle Palms 7 7 r1: r:i.rj t ll<tdges 1210 1652 ------·--·-----·---- Page 2 Advancement Committee (Cont) Cub Scouting showed the following advancement during the year: Rank G-old Arrow Silver Arrow Points Points Wolf 176 112 146 Bear 82 56 76 Lion 54 39 55 \Vebelo s 35 The fine cooperation of the Packs, Troops, Posts and Districts in the Council advancement program is to be greatly commended. CANl'ING COMMITTEE Your Committee is pleased to report that 1950 has seen a tremendous upsurge in camping in Chickasaw Council; that the total attendance at our sturunor camps was the largest we have ever had; that the attendance at our year-round camps was excellent; that we feel the Unit Loaders have done an outstanding job and are to be congratulated on tho~r fine accomplishments in leading their boys into tho great out-of-doors, All of these things have resulted in splendid training and a lot of real fun for a large number of our Scouts and Explorers. We sincerely believe this year has been the best camping year in the history of the Council. Below you will find the figures on camping for the fiscal year ending November 30th, 1950: Camp Attendance (Dec. l. 1949 - Nov. 30. 1950) 1949 lj150 Gain ~ Scouts Attending Camp 3,012 3,532 520 Scouters Attending Camp 453 458 5 Number of Scout Days 8,041 8, 740 699 Number of Scouter Days 1,004 1,068 64 , J)Tumber Visitors 1, 373 1,157 216 Attendance at Short Term Camps Camp CurTior Kamp Kia ,\i: ima National Jamboree j,.iscellanoous Sites TOTALS Number ,scouters 468 7 6 ~ 503 Number Scouts 3, 532 47 61 330 3,970 Number Scout ~ 8, 740 153 671 642 10, 206 ' I '------·- ---···-·-··-------··--·-·-----·-·-----·-----·--·~------····--·------·-··-·--,,-/ Page 3 --·-·-··-· ·-··-··-·-------·-------------.-, Camping Committee (Cont) Numbe..r ..§.couts 1949 Number Scouts 1950 Loss Number Set WkJI 1949 N =be r QaiJ1 1o.iUi Set Wks Camp Currier Kamp Kia Kima Camp Fuller TOTALS 213 211 ...ll2 536 86 398 -11§. 660 187 ____M 124 127 252 341 _ill 765 1950 114 709 ~ 1,082 368 -1l1 317 Re-Cap of Attendance at Long and Short Term Camps - 1950 Number Number Number Scol!t Scouters Scouts J:?.a:u Camp Currier 453 3,532 8, 740 Kamp Kia Kima 27 47 153 Camp Fuller 10 259 1,813 National Jamboree 6 61 671 Miscellaneous Sites ........&_ 330 642 TOTALS 528 4,229 12,019 138 We are greatly indebted to the members of the Kia Kima lHub who again supported Kamp Kia Kima and who gave $250.00 with which to purchase two canoes. These c2noes were really enjoyed by the Scouts and we deeply appreciate this gift. We have been and are now carefully preparing for the 1951 camping season and look forward to an ever-increasing number of Scmuts and Explorers to join in the fun of camping. CUBBING COI4MITTEE With Cubbing a<S the first experience of Scouting that a boy has, we feel the entire Scouting Program will be aided by our increase in membership and progress made in 1950. The following figures will show the increase in membership as compared to 1949: Cub Scouts (White) Cub Scouts (Negro) TOTALS 1949 1,186 591 .. 1, 777 1M.Q 1,489 628 2,117 GAIN 303 _;rr_ 340 I ' ··--··-·------·---~--- ··------~-------------------' Page -4° Cubbing Committee (Cont) Cub Packs (White) Cub Packs (Negro) TOTALS 1949 36 _2.§__ 62 45 -2:L 72 • 9 _L 10 During the past year many successful events were held in which Cub Scouts participated, these included, the Cub Scout Kite Dorby, the Scout-0-Rama, the Pie Nie Pow Wow, and the Exposition. A Cubbers Pow Wow was held for the purpose of training Loaders. Present at this Pow Wow were 172 Cubbers representing twenty eight Packs or 74% of tho Packs in our Council. EJCl?LO RER COMMITTEE The Explorer Committee is pleased to report that the year of 1950 has been a very successful year for Explorers in the Chickasaw Council, as there has been an increase· in membership and Posts during the year, The Executive Committee has made available to all of the Posts a trailer with six canoes and also has made available tho swimming pool at Camp Currier for mixed swimming parties under proper leadership and sponsorship. The Explorer Committee in conjunction with the Activities Conunittee staged the third Annual Possum Hunt with over 150 in attendance and the third annual Senior Ball with over 200 in attendance, We of the Explorer Committee wish to thank tho Organization & Extension Committee, the Advancement Committee, as well as the Activities and the Camping Committee for their cooperation. We also wish to thank the professional staff for their untiring efforts in behalf of Exploring, FINANCE CO~ilHTTEE The end of our fiscal year is almost here. Through careful planning, it is believed that the Council will live within its Eudget of $51,431.68 for the year ending December 31, 1950. As of November 22, 1950, our Total Receipts "'ere Total Expanses were Leaving a balance of $49,993.51 49. 695. 69 $ 297,82 ---·---------------·---··---------·------- Page 5 Finance Committee (Cont) By careful management all three camps were operated withdut a loss during the past Summer and this with very low camp fees as compared to the foes charges by other camps. Chickasaw Council faces a great challenge for 1951. The rapid growth of Scouting and the continued rise in the cost of living will be a severe strain on our f inancos. A close study should be made by our Executive Board, as well as tho entire Council to see what oan be done to keep the Council operating efficiently. Now more than ever this country needs its youth strong and loyal. Our Auditors, Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Company, cooperated with the Finance Committee in convincing the Community Fund that up to December 31st, 1949, tho Annual Expenses had exceeded the Annual Revenues and that Chickasaw Council had been dipping into its surplus since 1945. I quote from our auditor's letter of September 21st, 1950: 11Actua1ly the Council has expended all previous allotments received from the Chest, and in addition has expended $1,162.37 of the Voorhies bequest, Surplus as of September 30. 1942 $ 4, 986. 42 (Excess of expenses over revenues: Year ended Dec. 31, 1946 $3, 432.08 II II II II 1947 3,545.21 II II II II 1948 5,464.60 II II II II 1949 1,140,21) Surplus as of December 31, 1949 ~ 3,824.Q5 :!!. l ,16;l, 37 II HEALTH & SAFETY COMMITTEE 110n my honor I will do my best to keep myself physically strong, mentally awake, and morally straight", in part, is the Scout Oath. Not unmindful of the fact that physical fitness is one of the basic ideals of the movement which undertakes to produce men of character trained for the high responsillility of American Citizenship, this Committee developed and promoted a program of health, safety, and physical development in our Packs, Troops, Posts and Camps that contributed to the physical fitness of the membership. Thie Committee inspected all camping facilities at Kamp Kia Kima, Camp Currier, and Camp Fuller, and promoted through the District Committee the inspection of Unit meeting places. I I L--------·---------- I - ·- .. ·-·-·------·-···--·----·······--·-····· --··-----·-----···- Pago 5 ---··--·--------- Health & Safpty Committee (QQ.n.11 Health and Safety Merit Badge subjects are among the most pop'nlar on our list. Following is a list of subjects pertaining to Health and Safety that were pa·ssed during 1950~ Public Health 113 Physical Development 10 Personal Health 109 Safety 99 First Aid 109 Firemanship 137 Life Saving 50 Athletics 29 Swimming 63 2nd Class - First Aid 504 Canoeing 29 1st Class - First Aid 165 Rowing 12 Safety through skill is a fine thing to teach boys, and we feel that our Cubmasters, Scoutmasters, Post Advisors, their Assistants, and Camp Staff Members have done fine and constructive work in training our boys in the ways of Health & Safety, INTER-RACIAL COMMITTEE The work of the Inter-Racial Committee is confined solely to Negro youth and is handled through the Seminole Division. The Inter-Racial Committee feels that all of us can well be proud of tho Scouting program carried on for the benefit of the Negro boys of our Area. As a matter of record our Council now ranks fifth in size of all of the Councils in the United States serving Negro youth. The 2,018 Negro Cub Scouts, Scouts, and Explorers now on the rolls represent the largest Negro membership in Region 5, which comprises the States of Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi, Alabama, and Louisiana, As a matter of fact this 21018 boys is more than double tho registration of any of the other 31 Councils in these five states. Please see the Report of the Organization & Extension Committee for full details on our Negro Membership. The summer camp of tho Seminole Division was held in Fuller State Park during the past sUII'mer. This is the first year these facilities have been used and they proved satisfactory with some exceptions - there is no swimming or boating available in the Park. This necessitated carrying the boys by truck for approximately thirteen miles to swim in one of the Memphis pools, and resulted in considerable expense as well as loss of time in transporting tho boys, Wo understand the State of Tennessee plans to construct a swimming pool in the Park and when this is don~ the Scouts will have a fine place to camp. Please refer to the Camping Committee Report for details on camp at tcndance which was the largest in the Seminole :i)ivision 1 s history, Drinking fountains are needed and increased capacity "for heating water for kitchen use is desirable as the present facilities do not provide enough hot water. Tent platforms should be screened to provide protection against mosquitos. P.age 6 c--.. -------.---···--·--- ··-·--·--·---·--···-·-· ··---.---·- ·--. ·-··-· ··---··· ---- ·····---·--·-··-------------· Inter-Ra')ial Cqmmi ttee (Cont) .... For a number of years efforts have been made to secure an adequate camp site for summer and week-end camping but none has been found. The lack of week-end camping facilities has hindered the progress of training these boys and we hope that before too long a suitable place can be secured. The Camping Committee is exploring the possibilities of using the ca.mp in Fuller StRte Park for year round camping. LEADERSHU' TRAINING COMMITTEE During the 1950 Council year, greRt studies have been made in the field of training, Our District Training Committees have set up and successfully corrvletod - Five ll13.sic Scout Leaders Course One Explorer Leaders Course One Cub Leaders Course In Rddition to these courses the Cubbers Pow Wow was held in November. All participMts in the Pow Wow who complete the followup meetings will receive credit for Basic Cub LeRder TrRining. The growth of our TrRining ProgrRID can best be seen in the following percentage table of Units having at leRst one LeRder with Basic Training: Northeast District Northwest District Southeast District Southwest District Crittenden District Mississippi District Seminole Divisicn 1949 1950 52% 51)b 43.6% 55.8% 33.3% 33.3% 63% I I I I -·· .. --.1 Page 7 ··-----·--·--------··--····--------------·---------·--· ORGANIZA.TION & EXTENliION COMMITTEE Your Committee is very happy to report that Chickasaw Council has grown in numbers during the past year. As a matter of fact the Council now has the largest membership in its 34 year history with a grand total of 8,126 boys and leaders on tho rolls. This is the first year the Council has passed the 8 1 000 mark. During the past year tho Council has shown a net increase of 14.9% in boys and during the past five years it has shown an in-crease of 75.3%. Below is a chart showing the gr~wth for tho past ten years, OUR GR)WTH IN.PAST YEAR OUR GR:JWTH IN P.~ST TEN YEA.RS 6,012 6,000 5,500 5,000 4,500 4,000 3,500 3,000 2,500 2,000 1,500 1,000 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 :.~1 ~:·.~>: ll~?!f: i~i\~ tlli ill %t1~~l ~.ffir;it1 ~~~~~- 1949 1950 . ---·- --· ·----··-··-·-·---- --··-- _____ I Page 8 I ! 1-·---------------------.---·------·-------------. .. ------·-" ·------------·-------·---·-i Organization & Extension Committee (Cont) Below is a comparison of the Membership for the years 1949 and 1950: \'/hi to Scoutrj 1, 957 2,322 365 Negro Scouts 1,357 1, 379 22 '1/hite Explorers 128 183 55 Negro Explorers __ lfl 11 l TOTAL SCOUTS & EXPLORERS 3,454 3,895 441 ~/hi te Cub Scouts 1,186 1,489 303 iif egro Cub Scouts 591 628 _fil TOTAL CUB SCOUTS 1, 777 2,117 340 TOTAL CUBS, SCOUTS, EXPLORERS 5,231 6,012 781 (14.9% gain) TOTAL CUBBERS AND SCOUTERS 1,855 iil. 114 259 (13.9% gain) GRAN'D TOTAL 7,086 8,126 1,040 (14,6% gain) TOTAL UNITS 225 242 17 We commend the leaders of all of these ·uni ts for the fine work they have done to bring the values of the Scouting program to such a largo group of boys, We greatly appreciate the work of the District 0 & E Committees and the Commissioner's Staff in rendering such splendid help in showing the w~ for more boys to become Cubs, Scouts, and Explorers. 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Memorabilia Pictures or scans of patches, paddles, shirts, and other Scouting memorabilia. 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 1950 Title A name given to the resource 1950 Kia Kima Camper Sash Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Emblem (Sash) Memorabilia Patch https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/68dfb76ff28a4dee55220df60ae5355e.pdf 8fdadfadb22e2920e18b8b50fd67c5ec PDF Text Text _QH~OKASA\f .90UJ:TOII,, J30Y scouT_s OF AViJTIEIOA, INC, The Annual Meeti.ng of Chicl'll:saw Council, Boy Scont~• of Amerl.ca, vaD hold on Thursday, Decomber 14, 1950, o.t 4:30 P.M, in thn Louie XVI Room of Hotel Pec,body, 1,J:r. Alvan F. Tate, Jr., President of Ol'd.c}w.sa,1v Oo1u1cil, J.1resid0CL, a..YJ.d the follo1·,1il!.g \1ero :present: Vice-Pres:i.dex1ts - \0!. H. At1stin., Chn.rles f1I<> Crulnpt F. Joe Fla.rro.aga:o., R. D. Fuller, 0Le.r1.es W. Ri·ctelmcye:r, Treasu.r0x - Freel~'. Christenbtll"J, Scout Oonunissio::1or - R. O. l:lls.ys, Dep11ty RegionHJ. :mxecu. tive - George Sirnpson, .;:1..Ud l·'lr. A. K. Buxrol.r, P. i1.. Clr.;;rton, ~J. J., Cottle, Freel Carn. ~r, Be:o. B. Coffey,Jr., Dr. A. l'l.. Diet:, 1Ud11i!1. DaJ.. stro n1, Le,,.rl s R. funa,ldson, Jr. , 1~r. B. furmon ,Jr,, , Pl1i1 E:n er:l ck, Bruce VT. lih·::i.11(.?;, E. C. Grisson1, II. :w. lie.mk:er, tif,, P. 11~lliday, O.hexles O. Ha~nlc~,r, Joe Helms, T. J?. Hov1a,rd, A. E. Hohen.be:r.~g, Robert L. Ir·,.;iJJ.,J·r., Dud.le;:r H. Jo1111Gon, A. J). fllcWJ:1orter, J,, £,11. :blcI{nigl1t 1 J. I{. lv!aJ.one, Ru.ssell Pe:ery, J. L. Rol)ertson, .Arthtu~ F. Sch.oembs, Dr .. }Ie.rry C. Scl1fl1eisser, 1'1. L. Sl12,rpe, J. B. Tennisol'l., Jr., 11. A. Tri:p~qcer, 1Ie2':('~i.,. G. '1deb11, ;J. Gordon ~i1orr1.s, Scout hect1.tive, Thurn\B,!l J. Frasl1ure, Field llL"Cecutive, ancl Hope li'orcl, Camp llir8ctor of Ce;r.p Cu.rrier. invocD,tion. to give ft Dr. A. \·T, DJ.ck, Pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church, unonouncecl the Tl1e Prosiderit cr.~lled on the cl1airmen of tl'.le variot1s o:pern.ting committees follr-rnin:u.te r epo:rt of acti iti t:l es of their conuni ttees during tb.e J?D,st y·ee.r. ?<fr. Ru.sscll Pro:·ry, 011.eirman of tb.e Advan.cem011t Cornraittee, stated "tl10,t about 33h·50 incre~",Be irt aa:va11cement had been a,chievecl this year, and thc~"t progress wa.s beirig made in getting the Scouts o.nd. Cub~, to advance. l!U'. Robert L. Irt1in, Jr., Chairman of the Acttvi ties Committee, stated there had. been. a, l,•iOnderfu.1 yea.r of activ:t t.ies ,,,ith ino:::-e boys pe...r.ticipe/vi11g thn,n in any yee.r in the his·Gory of the Councn. He stated the boys had a wonderful e:rperience at the Wationsl Jamboree, that the Bey Scont lilxposi tion waB a very fine success, and that the entl.re program of activities of the C01mcH had been good. Hr. P. A. Clayton, Chairman of the Cs.mping Oomml.ttce, reported[\ goocl camping season with the la,rgest attendance in the history of the Council. He sta,ted there hacl been some difficulties for the lfogro scouts who cwrrped at Fuller State Park due to the fact there was i10 swimming pool available, but that prE;paro,tions worG being nln.de for e. bigge:t" ond better campl:ng; sea.son. in 1951. He tb.anked tb.e Cam1)ing Oo1nmi ttee <tnd. the Staff of the Council for their :fine cooperation, Mr. J.M. McKnight, Chairman of the Exploring Co::rnnittee, reported that the lllirplorers had. a very good Senior Ball at the Hotel Peabody, that a very fine possum hcmt was hold. at CoJrrp Currier, tk1.t a trailer hcocl been 'built for the use of the E:xplorfJrs iri. l1ti:ti.l.i:rl[~ the c~,-;~"[10 es, and tl1at ell in a.11, tl1e e2q>lorixig ac·ti 1.ri ties v1ere goin...4: s.lon:;~ in f;ood. s..'h.aa;>e. He thw1k:ed all the co1nn1i ttePti n.n.d the profe£!sional staff for the:i.r coo:pero,tion in brin.f;ing 0,bo11t tbi s restll t 00 ~,fr .. R. D. Fuller, Oht:iirma11 of tb.e Orga~ni ze.,tion and JIL~te:o.s:ion Corinni ttee, stated thc1t the Oottn.cil had a lLl.9% gDin in 1900 in toto.l boy n1ernbership D,s com~parecl t1:i th Dec entbe1-- 1, 19 49. 1Ie aJ_ so seJ. d tl1a.t dtt:rine; t11e :pa~1t five yeB,r s th02~ 0 .b.:;,d been an increa,se of 75.3)t, o.nd ir1 tl1e p&,st ten yeo,rs> e,n inc:reo,se of 93.3% iI1 tb.e gro th 11 �of the Oou.:ncil. He rer)o:ctecl. tb.erH y;c,s a rneeting of' the Orga.niza,tion Conun:lttee ,. ,j.tl1 tb.e Serninole D:l.vis:l.011, and ·Gh.at fl~ Serai110le Study Cornrni ttee }1c;,cl been e;pr>0i:r~tecl to maJ.ce reoorrill1enD.a,tlor1n for t11e ir.aprovernent of tl1e tJOrk in tJ1.e Sf>xrJ.nole Di vision. hlr. it., E. Hohen.bere, Ob,n.:i.rn1rtr1of th.c Fino21cc Comrnittee, sts,tod tl'1:::\t the Oom1cil is J.i v.ine; ~'Ii t11in :l ts bt1cl€;et up to 1\foveJnbe:e 2;a, 1950; "the Council O})Ol.'B,'ted without a los(;, on.cl that there is a gree:c chllllenge ohead of the Council. in 1951. He statt:Hl tl10,t Pen,t, };1arv.1io:.:, 1,·!i.tcl1el1. o,nd Cor~;any 11acl m,'J.,de a, s"tu.~y of t11e ColJ:nc:tl fint:'l..n.cec o"tld 112.cl m,s;,de B, report to the I:1IE>Jn~pl1is ana. S}1e1.0y Cou.11t~r Corn.mlmit;y"' Ol1ost shoi,ti11g t11em tl1D.t Cbiclm~sD,w Oou:nc:i.J. does not ha..ve o:n operating s1;rplt1s, a,s 110,cl. beer~ tl1ough.t by· t1:1e Community Chest. l1fr. C. ~'I. Rittf)lmeyer 2 Cl1p,i.rr11a,n of tl10 Lea.<':lership Tra,inir.g Corarn.1.i;tee) J7a.iCL ·~r:i. bu.te to tll.o Leade!'r-il1i1) Tre,ining OonEni tteemen i. n er.-;,ch d'!. strl ct, 2J1d sni cl tll.o,t th{\y 110,d cl0n.e D.11 e:.v~celJ.ent job. lie Btated fu.r"t.her th.f:1.t tho Conun:ttteeB in t11c c1:l.stricts .hD,d done ver;y- 'df'11, o,nd tb.o,t \Ji th. B, .r1a.tionet.1. 01nerge:nc~.r corn:i.1\~ on, 11e neod moro traini11g for cJ.l of 01.tr Scotl.t lcB,ders. In. th.e t;1.bsence of I:·ir .. T. Robert Jtchie:n, 0hD,:t::erriD.l1 of tb.e Cu.bbing Corunittoe, T0,te 1nade o, re:port for tl1ia Cominittec. lie told of tl1!3 e::ct\l..l".3J::.t Cti.bbors Po0:J-\l/ow, the Kite Derby, th0Picnic?0t1~Viov.r, ondotller o,ct.:tv:i.tios of the 011bs 1 o.nd stated. th.c,t th.e Cubs v1ere doi:ng v01~y fine i'JOl'k:. M~r. iltv~ci,11 !'it' .. JZ!d1-tin. Dals·!iroin, Ch.airman of t.b.e In.tor-Rncir.11 Comrnittce, :re_-pc,rted that Cl1:Lcltc,sc1-i•T Cou11ci1 has al':Q11t 2i\- tintes o,s ffic'1.ny Neg'l~o Sco1ltn as J3irnrl.n€Jl£.un, Al.abaiµa, and appro:ximately double the nwaber of' any other co..:mcil In Region 5. He furtl1er stc~tec1 tlltJ,t t11e co1.1ric:1.l .is tb.e fifth :LY:. ;:;:.l. z•::; :L:::i.. .i;J10 nation in Berv:tng l~egro boys. lie s"tc.ted tl1ere 11ad been so2:ue di fficuJ. ti es in tl1e Se.rn:tnole Di v:i. sion in ca,l'l"'.,'/inz.; on bcce~u.se o:f a lack of fu.nd.s, nn.cl because tl1ere were no facili tie.G fol" v:ee1>;:....end can1ping for :tTeg·ro Sco-rtts. He aJ.so said tl10,t the f:trsti :CT1~\<;ro iJ!erit Bo,dge Jll~positio.n, ;fl1ich 1da0 b.el cl i11 195:.), t 1DJs good, consideri:ng it 1vas t.l1e first t:tn1e a.n u.nd.erte..'..ci11g of tl1:ts ltind b.o,d. been att{~HlJ;>tea., 2,nd in consideratio:.t of' tho frtcilities D,1/e.:111._:,blo. 1 }fr. TD.te J;>::i..icl. tri l)u.to to l'lr,, l'l. 1. Sha111e for stB,rt1110?; the GJ?l encti d J)rogrcr:1 of gro\fth in Cl1ic.k·.t:is&,'W Ootn1c:1J. so1ne fou.r y('.)2J's t:igo. He seid. tb.e v1ise J.ecviersh.5.p of I>'lr. Sl1ar110 11ac1 n1e2x1t HlllCh to tl1e Oo1u1cil a.n6. :l t:;i acti vi ti cs. ?·!:r. TG.te rccog.n:i.zod tl1e 11ork of tb.c lccal st:1ff, incl1J.ding th.e Scout Jil:x:eCtlti ve,- DJld tb.e FicJ.c~ El::{octitivHs, ancl tho Gc.u;i.J! Director 3,t 0£-:::wp C1Jrrie:c, c..ncl praised tl10Tn c.,,:::1c.l the;.i.}cecl tl1ern fo:r t}1eir v1orh: durin~::; t.he pr:tst yeca·" t1l:t:·. 1·'1. Gordon fl!orris gave tl1e Scou.t 1Dxecr1tivef s rc.-oort, in wi:::.i.ch. l1e told of tb.e s1;J.onJl:i.C. \··:O:tk: beint; a.one by tb.e District Sco1Jters, D.lld po,rtictLLe;:ly· of tl1e Com1nissio11er•s Stu,ff. He sn,i6. tht.:~ Co1.:i.nc1.l ha.d t.he 1P.1'ge~~t; membersb.ip in its b.:Lstorzr 1.'.1itli a totD..l of 8,lai:S bo;y·s a.nd. leaderH. .He o~lso stated '·:le lJ.[:i_.d. the beet cer.\pi11g ~,.{~[Lr in tl1e 11istor:sr of tl1e Cou.ncJl for bot11 white a,nd. lTegro Scoi1.t~J, tl'1at the Ler.:":. derHhiJ) Training 11ac1. beer1 exce11ent, vrl tl1 the 1DJ:'gest nu1n"ber of trair1ed l€)o,ders 1~r0 l1ti..d. over had, a11d th,:,;..t tl"1e o,ct:tvi ties, in.CJ.1.1cli..np; tl1e Jan10oree, the J3o;y Scout Exposition, ~u1d the Oe.rn:-poree 11.o,ve been 01rtst&1l.. (iing .. rt.e ... IL. c. 1-·1ays, SCOllt Comrnissio:ner, told of t11e District Conmtlss:i..oncl'f:.l operatint; in. tl1e Districts D. nd. worl:in,{~ witb. Distrtct Roi.:m(t Te:oles G.nd ca.rr:;ring 011 a splendid pro{~:rDm of' actj.vi t:Les for the J.eo,ders of 'tb.e vo,r:i.011s ux1i ts. lie tl1e.r1L:ed all of the me:n ivho 0,1~e serv:i.ng s,s Iilstrict 011airmen ar1d. Cb.~),:i.rr:ten of Distric·t 0}7ers,ting Conunittees for tl'teir s:pl e11did. \ttO!'l>: du.ring t11e yeai-·o 0 �Page Three 11r. Ta,te stated tb.at <:ill of t11e friction o,nd cli sconten.t ir1 tl1e Coun.cil iw,d. been eliminate cl and. for ·the first ti mo in a long time, all of the Dl stri cts and tl1e Scouters ·wore strlv:Lr,g together, a,na. that it v1rts &, I)leastu"e to serve in leacling Scou,tinr~; toi,,1ri,rd gree,ter activi ti.es. 1'fr. Tn.te :poin.ted out tb.e fact tl1at lifr. J. A• .lU1g·us, former Cl1a;j.1°n1cu1 of th.a C&~pin{; Conm1i ttee of t.he Co1.1I1Cil, had cli. eel during tb.e year, and. e,11 the inembers present otood fOr a 1non1ent in respect to £1fr. Angri_st rneinory. li.11 of tl1e n10mbers ))resent vrere given a co~py o:f t11e actlve Co1111cJ.l rnen1b0rs. 2nov;;;C.l tlte elect:i.on of tll.e Oou11cil 1ne;n1Je:rs <J,s JJ()r the l:tst v1f!.5-Ch. is 3,t·to.cl'10Cl b.ercto, Hrdl inotion 1vt:ts secorided b~r lJir. Ed1f!in DaJ.strorn <:u1c1 1J.no.nirt;0usJ.~;r ce,rri ed .. t1r. F. Joe Ji la.1\D,£~0J1 1 lvtr .. JP .. Joo Fla,J1agart raovecl tb.e election o:f t:he Associate Oolu1cil !1!erabers as per tl1e l:tst c~titacl1ed to tllese inini.ttes. ~!:lotion \·i&.S zeco1.1C.ed by l1Ir. Herbert F. Hen1ker, 011cl tn.1~~ tu1anirnously co..r:ri ed.. £1lr. ]1. Joe f-or the yea.l' 1951: Fle,,n~ig[;\n nom.ina.tec1 the follovling rnen. for officers of t.h. o Oo1:u1cil Jl'or Vic o-Pr es:i. dent, Mr. T. Robert Ack:len For iTic e-?r esi den. t, fir. w. II. i ... nstin. For Vice-l?resid.ent, Ivtr.. Clwrlos 1:1. Or1:mtp For Vic e-?r esi cl en t , 1.tr. R • D. 1'u.J.l er Fr)r Vice--Pr esi dent, .t<Ir. A. E~ liol1en.berg For ifice-Prosident, l!Lr. EU. ton Rie•res For Vice-Presi den.t, Ctr. C.hc1rl es tflo Ri tteln1e~rcr J!1or Scotlt Conuni8sior1er, fif.r+ R. G. :Vfoys For !;Ta.tional Cov11cil represento,ti<tres : 1/Ir. c. 1,11'. A. 1\:. Burrov1 l·tt'. P. A. 01s,;;rton 1.1r. :rua.,,1in Arth.ur J3r1J.Ce lJalstrom �PBE~e l1Iotion l/O,s Four socortd.ed b;;r l:Ir. P. 11.. OJ.a,y·ton.. to asstuno tL.o 0}10,ir aJ.1d to lJti.t tl1e mot1.or1. ·unanimO lls vote, t:o.e eJJove of:fiCe..Y's and elected for the c'Oar 1951. lvir. Flci,tiox1~:il 11h~. T&to a.r;kod. 1'1Ir. ~'[. L. Sl10;,---pe l)Ut tl1e motion, a,11.d by ColJ.11ci1 Represe ntatives idere Sl1i::-D.~:po Y~r .. F. Joe ]"1lanagB. n t}1en re&.d the na.n1es of.' tl1e norninees for t!.10 E:x:eCl.'1.t:i.ve Boctl:'tl for t11e ;feD,:c 1951, 0,110_ n1ovod th.n.t tl1e f'ollO\·."ing; men. he elt"ctea. to tl1e Execut:l vc :Boa.1~a., ru1d to confirm tlte election . of tho DLstr:lc t ChD,:lrmen. for tl10 :1e2x 19 510 J:<io tior1• wn,s seco nO.ed by· i:I:r. I:I&rl'Jr- G. :\rebll, a.rid u.na11.:i.n10l1sl,y CD,rri ed. Belo·w in a list 0f tl10 L'x0c11tivo Board 2tTI.cl t.l1e Di$1tric t Cl1airrne n; ''" B. . IJ. ~-·lr. l>i llil'ff\011.) };1r .. Henri J3 •3T\n i..·:rc £-'fr. rr o. '"· Earp 11lr .. r• lte .. P11:11 J11rnerich: l':!r. Russell Perry ~. J3r11ce Artb111" J'r. £ifr. J Vie.J.or"'e r.1r. J. lvI. 1\1c1(n:i.0;1'1 t Fir. A. 1{. J1u:c1 0 ''l i'•1r. :B:r 11.ce t1f "• }Ll·wixi.g Tu· • Artl1ur Mr. Let"r:L s o. £1fr. w.. YI. Fisher £fir. R. 1:Ir. E. B, So,under s 4 CoJ.lot·r 1-1r. IT. 24. OlJ~rto11. £1tr. ]'. }Ylr. P. ii.. C:Ln;/ton f1ir .. B. J3. Garey flrr .. P. "v. Olal'l:e Joe Fle.:n.agan 1-'Iro Ei.. " "'· l':Ir. t;f. Grlssorn l\ir .. R'I' "v, ClD.r1c I1~1.,1in, 14r. LoHis lt., JJo.nolso.n, Jr .. lflr .. F. Clyde Larnbert Jr. J. D. Tenniso:n> J':r. :M:r . ".i:'i .. Dr .. :m. f.:I:r L. t:Ir ~ R. A. '..t1ri~~lJ)8C(t' l'1r .. "u, L. ~Vlaon . l>i .. l,l;r.'. r <). l\for1cl1.east D:l strict l7ortb.ivo st DJ. s-C:r.ict Fo stcr tiil lin.Jns Sou.th.ea st Di strict Southwe st Di strict lo:lr. J. L. Robertso n. l:>I:r. 1ilo.nroe \!/a1lace, Jr. ".... .;.: Ori tte:nden Distric t Tl1om:r_>rJ011, tin.o J. Voi:.;:::;e l<l:r .. Ho.:rr;r l'l. Ulno:tcabe0 1 Shai"1)e J. L. BlrJ. :an e:r Distric t O.ha.:i.r:nen: f,I:r. L. Iiwnsoy i:~r. :.:·,.• f·.cr. Robe:ct L. Q.. R. Porter Jr. ' ]J•• G. Web'b v:n. lh:01' T·r~ c.; ... " �Page Five At the conclu.~;ion of ·the elect:ton, ~fir . .tliVv,n 1l1aiie m.D.d.e a $hort sto,te.ment in wl1icl1 b.o sD. i6. he \qas gle,d to serve o,s Presid.en:!i D,(~o,iri., cind that h.o loolcn for the co11t:i.:n"...'.UJ:i s1JJ)})Ort of all tb.e lne11 for H, 'bif;c;er and better Council for tl1e coming yeD;t~. He s.:Li.d 110 felt \\re }L9,d mn,d.e grev,t .Pro~-;ross in ChickasEl,l'.f Oou11cil dcu'illg 1950, w1cl with the ho.1r, of n11 the men, we N01llcl go to greater heights in 1951,, There being no ftu:·thel' bu.Ginesa, the n1eet:tn.g adjoo1·ned at 5: 40 P •.1·1$ d. Gor(l011 !•lorri s Sco'ttt .E:·xGcl1t:t 1re 1 � 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 _QH~OKASA\f .90UJ:TOII,, J30Y scouT_s OF AViJTIEIOA, INC, The Annual Meeti.ng of Chicl'll:saw Council, Boy Scont~• of Amerl.ca, vaD hold on Thursday, Decomber 14, 1950, o.t 4:30 P.M, in thn Louie XVI Room of Hotel Pec,body, 1,J:r. Alvan F. Tate, Jr., President of Ol'd.c}w.sa,1v Oo1u1cil, J.1resid0CL, a..YJ.d the follo1·,1il!.g \1ero :present: Vice-Pres:i.dex1ts - \0!. H. At1stin., Chn.rles f1I<> Crulnpt F. Joe Fla.rro.aga:o., R. D. Fuller, 0Le.r1.es W. Ri·ctelmcye:r, Treasu.r0x - Freel~'. Christenbtll"J, Scout Oonunissio::1or - R. O. l:lls.ys, Dep11ty RegionHJ. :mxecu .. tive - George Sirnpson, .;:1..Ud l·'lr. A. K. Buxrol.r, P. i1.. Clr.;;rton, ~J. J., Cottle, Freel Carn .. ~r, Be:o. B. Coffey,Jr., Dr. A. l'l.. Diet:, 1Ud11i!1. DaJ .. stro n1, Le,,.rl s R. funa,ldson, Jr. , 1~r. B. furmon ,Jr,, , Pl1i1 E:n er:l ck, Bruce VT. lih·::i.11(.?;, E. C. Grisson1, II. :w. lie.mk:er, tif,, P. 11~lliday, O.hexles O. Ha~nlc~,r, Joe Helms, T. J?. Hov1a,rd, A. E. Hohen.be:r.~g, Robert L. Ir·,.;iJJ.,J·r., Dud.le;:r H. Jo1111Gon, A. J). fllcWJ:1orter, J,, £,11. :blcI{nigl1t 1 J. I{. lv!aJ.one, Ru.ssell Pe:ery, J. L. Rol)ertson, .Arthtu~ F. Sch.oembs, Dr .. }Ie .. rry C. Scl1fl1eisser, 1'1. L. Sl12,rpe, J. B. Tennisol'l., Jr., 11. A. Tri:p~qcer, 1Ie2':('~i.,. G. '1deb11, ;J. Gordon ~i1orr1.s, Scout hect1.tive, Thurn\B,!l J. Frasl1ure, Field llL"Cecutive, ancl Hope li'orcl, Camp llir8ctor of Ce;r.p Cu.rrier. Dr. A. \·T, DJ.ck, Pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church, unonouncecl the invocD,tion. Tl1e Prosiderit cr.~lled on the cl1airmen of tl'.le variot1s o:pern.ting committees to give ft follr-rnin:u.te r epo:rt of acti iti t:l es of their conuni ttees during tb.e J?D,st y·ee.r. ?<fr. Ru.sscll Pro:·ry, 011.eirman of tb.e Advan.cem011t Cornraittee, stated "tl10,t about 33h·50 incre~",Be irt aa:va11cement had been a,chievecl this year, and thc~"t progress wa.s beirig made in getting the Scouts o.nd. Cub~, to advance. l!U'. Robert L. Irt1in, Jr., Chairman of the Acttvi ties Committee, stated there had. been. a, l,•iOnderfu.1 yea.r of activ:t t.ies ,,,ith ino:::-e boys pe...r.ticipe/vi11g thn,n in any yee.r in the his·Gory of the Councn. He stated the boys had a wonderful e:rperience at the Wationsl Jamboree, that the Bey Scont lilxposi tion waB a very fine success, and that the entl.re program of activities of the C01mcH had been good. Hr. P. A. Clayton, Chairman of the Cs.mping Oomml.ttce, reported[\ goocl camping season with the la,rgest attendance in the history of the Council. He sta,ted there hacl been some difficulties for the lfogro scouts who cwrrped at Fuller State Park due to the fact there was i10 swimming pool available, but that prE;paro,tions worG being nln.de for e .. bigge:t" ond better campl:ng; sea.son. in 1951. He tb.anked tb.e Cam1)ing Oo1nmi ttee <tnd. the Staff of the Council for their :fine cooperation, Mr. J.M. McKnight, Chairman of the Exploring Co::rnnittee, reported that the lllirplorers had. a very good Senior Ball at the Hotel Peabody, that a very fine possum hcmt was hold. at CoJrrp Currier, tk1.t a trailer hcocl been 'built for the use of the E:xplorfJrs iri. l1ti:ti.l.i:rl[~ the c~,-;~"[10 es, and tl1at ell in a.11, tl1e e2q>lorixig ac·ti 1.ri ties v1ere goin...4: s.lon:;~ in f;ood. s..'h.aa;>e. He thw1k:ed all the co1nn1i ttePti n.n.d the profe£!sional staff for the:i.r coo:pero,tion in brin.f;ing 0,bo11t tbi s restll t 00 ~,fr .. R. D. Fuller, Oht:iirma11 of tb.e Orga~ni ze.,tion and JIL~te:o.s:ion Corinni ttee, stated thc1t the Oottn.cil had a lLl.9% gDin in 1900 in toto.l boy n1ernbership D,s com~parecl t1:i th Dec entbe1-- 1, 19 49. 1Ie aJ_ so seJ. d tl1a.t dtt:rine; t11e :pa~1t five yeB,r s th02~ 0 .b.:;,d been an increa,se of 75.3)t, o.nd ir1 tl1e p&,st ten yeo,rs> e,n inc:reo,se of 93.3% iI1 tb.e gro 11 th of the Oou.:ncil. He rer)o:ctecl. tb.erH y;c,s a rneeting of' the Orga.niza,tion Conun:lttee , .. ,j.tl1 tb.e Serninole D:l.vis:l.011, and ·Gh.at fl~ Serai110le Study Cornrni ttee }1c;,cl been e;pr>0i:r~tecl to maJ.ce reoorrill1enD.a,tlor1n for t11e ir.aprovernent of tl1e tJOrk in tJ1.e Sf>xrJ.nole Di vision. hlr. it., E. Hohen.bere, Ob,n.:i.rn1rtr1of th.c Fino21cc Comrnittee, sts,tod tl'1:::\t the Oom1cil is J.i v.ine; ~'Ii t11in :l ts bt1cl€;et up to 1\foveJnbe:e 2;a, 1950; "the Council O})Ol.'B,'ted without a los(;, on.cl that there is a gree:c chllllenge ohead of the Council. in 1951. He statt:Hl tl10,t Pen,t, };1arv.1io:.:, 1,·!i.tcl1el1. o,nd Cor~;any 11acl m,'J.,de a, s"tu.~y of t11e ColJ:nc:tl fint:'l..n.cec o"tld 112.cl m,s;,de B, report to the I:1IE>Jn~pl1is ana. S}1e1.0y Cou.11t~r Corn.mlmit;y"' Ol1ost shoi,ti11g t11em tl1D.t Cbiclm~sD,w Oou:nc:i.J. does not ha..ve o:n operating s1;rplt1s, a,s 110,cl. beer~ tl1ough.t by· t1:1e Community Chest. l1fr. C. ~'I. Rittf)lmeyer 2 Cl1p,i.rr11a,n of tl10 Lea.<':lership Tra,inir.g Corarn.1.i;tee) J7a.iCL ·~r:i. bu.te to tll.o Leade!'r-il1i1) Tre,ining OonEni tteemen i. n er.-;,ch d'!. strl ct, 2J1d sni cl tll.o,t th{\y 110,d cl0n.e D.11 e:.v~celJ.ent job. lie Btated fu.r"t.her th.f:1.t tho Conun:ttteeB in t11c c1:l.stricts .hD,d done ver;y- 'df'11, o,nd tb.o,t \Ji th. B, .r1a.tionet.1. 01nerge:nc~.r corn:i.1\~ on, 11e neod moro traini11g for cJ.l of 01.tr Scotl.t lcB,ders. In. th.e t;1.bsence of I:·ir .. T. Robert Jtchie:n, 0hD,:t::erriD.l1 of tb.e Cu.bbing Corunittoe, M~r. iltv~ci,11 T0,te 1nade o, re:port for tl1ia Cominittec. lie told of tl1!3 e::ct\l..l".3J::.t Cti.bbors Po0:J-\l/ow, the Kite Derby, th0Picnic?0t1~Viov.r, ondotller o,ct.:tv:i.tios of the 011bs 1 o.nd stated. th.c,t th.e Cubs v1ere doi:ng v01~y fine i'JOl'k:. !'it' .. JZ!d1-tin. Dals·!iroin, Ch.airman of t.b.e In.tor-Rncir.11 Comrnittce, :re_-pc,rted that Cl1:Lcltc,sc1-i•T Cou11ci1 has al':Q11t 2i\- tintes o,s ffic'1.ny Neg'l~o Sco1ltn as J3irnrl.n€Jl£.un, Al.abaiμa, and appro:ximately double the nwaber of' any other co..:mcil In Region 5. He furtl1er stc~tec1 tlltJ,t t11e co1.1ric:1.l .is tb.e fifth :LY:. ;:;:.l. z•::; :L:::i.. .i;J10 nation in Berv:tng l~egro boys. lie s"tc.ted tl1ere 11ad been so2:ue di fficuJ. ti es in tl1e Se.rn:tnole Di v:i. sion in ca,l'l"'.,'/inz.; on bcce~u.se o:f a lack of fu.nd.s, nn.cl because tl1ere were no facili tie.G fol" v:ee1>;:....end can1ping for :tTeg·ro Sco-rtts. He aJ.so said tl10,t the f:trsti :CT1~\<;ro iJ!erit Bo,dge Jll~positio.n, ;fl1ich 1da0 b.el cl i11 195:.), t 11DJs good, consideri:ng it 1vas t.l1e first t:tn1e a.n u.nd.erte .. '..ci11g of tl1:ts ltind b.o,d. been att{~HlJ;>tea., 2,nd in consideratio:.t of' tho frtcilities D,1/e.:111._:,blo. }fr. TD.te J;>::i .. icl. tri l)u.to to l'lr,, l'l. 1. Sha111e for stB,rt1110?; the GJ?l encti d J)rogrcr:1 of gro\fth in Cl1ic.k·.t:is&,'W Ootn1c:1J. so1ne fou.r y('.)2J's t:igo. He seid. tb.e v1ise J.ecviersh.5.p of I>'lr. Sl1ar110 11ac1 n1e2x1t HlllCh to tl1e Oo1u1cil a.n6. :l t:;i acti vi ti cs. ?·!:r. TG.te rccog.n:i.zod tl1e 11ork of tb.c lccal st:1ff, incl1J.ding th.e Scout Jil:x:eCtlti ve,- DJld tb.e FicJ.c~ El::{octitivHs, ancl tho Gc.u;i.J! Director 3,t 0£-:::wp C1Jrrie:c, c..ncl praised tl10Tn c.,,:::1c.l the;.i.}cecl tl1ern fo:r t}1eir v1orh: durin~::; t.he pr:tst yeca·" t1l:t:·. 1·'1. Gordon fl!orris gave tl1e Scou.t 1Dxecr1tivef s rc.-oort, in wi:::.i.ch. l1e told of tb.e s1;J.onJl:i.C. \··:O:tk: beint; a.one by tb.e District Sco1Jters, D.lld po,rtictLLe;:ly· of tl1e Com1nissio11er•s Stu,ff. He sn,i6. tht.:~ Co1.:i.nc1.l ha.d t.he 1P.1'ge~~t; membersb.ip in its b.:Lstorzr 1.'.1itli a totD..l of 8,lai:S bo;y·s a.nd. leaderH. .He o~lso stated '·:le lJ.[:i_.d. the beet cer.\pi11g ~,.{~[Lr in tl1e 11istor:sr of tl1e Cou.ncJl for bot11 white a,nd. lTegro Scoi1.t~J, tl'1at the Ler.:": .. derHhiJ) Training 11ac1. beer1 exce11ent, vrl tl1 the 1DJ:'gest nu1n"ber of trair1ed l€)o,ders 1~r0 l1ti..d. over had, a11d th,:,;..t tl"1e o,ct:tvi ties, in.CJ.1.1cli .. np; tl1e Jan10oree, the J3o;y Scout Exposition, ~u1d the Oe.rn:-poree 11.o,ve been 01rtst&1l .. (iing .. rt.e ... IL. c. 1-·1ays, SCOllt Comrnissio:ner, told of t11e District Conmtlss:i..oncl'f:.l operatint; in. tl1e Districts D .. nd. worl:in,{~ witb. Distrtct Roi.:m(t Te:oles G .. nd ca.rr:;ring 011 a splendid pro{~:rDm of' actj.vi t:Les for the J.eo,ders of 'tb.e vo,r:i.011s ux1i ts. lie tl1e.r1L:ed all of the me:n ivho 0,1~e serv:i.ng s,s Iilstrict 011airmen ar1d. Cb.~),:i.rr:ten of Distric·t 0}7ers,ting Conunittees for tl'teir s:pl0 e11did .. \ttO!'l>: du.ring t11e yeai-·o Page Three 11r. Ta,te stated tb.at <:ill of t11e friction o,nd cli sconten.t ir1 tl1e Coun.cil iw,d. been eliminate cl and. for ·the first ti mo in a long time, all of the Dl stri cts and tl1e Scouters ·wore strlv:Lr,g together, a,na. that it v1rts &, I)leastu"e to serve in leacling Scou,tinr~; toi,,1ri,rd gree,ter activi ti.es. 1'fr. Tn.te :poin.ted out tb.e fact tl1at lifr. J. A • .lU1g·us, former Cl1a;j.1°n1cu1 of th.a C&~pin{; Conm1i ttee of t.he Co1.1I1Cil, had cli. eel during tb.e year, and. e,11 the inembers present otood fOr a 1non1ent in respect to £1fr. Angri_st rneinory. li.11 of tl1e n10mbers ))resent vrere given a co~py o:f t11e actlve Co1111cJ.l rnen1b0rs. t1r. F. Joe Ji1 la.1\D,£~0J1 2nov;;;C.l tlte elect:i.on of tll.e Oou11cil 1ne;n1Je:rs <J,s JJ()r the l:tst v1f!.5-Ch. is 3,t·to.cl'10Cl b.ercto, Hrdl inotion 1vt:ts secorided b~r lJir. Ed1f!in DaJ.strorn <:u1c1 1J.no.nirt;0usJ.~;r ce,rri ed .. lvtr .. JP .. Joo Fla,J1agart raovecl tb.e election o:f t:he Associate Oolu1cil !1!erabers as per tl1e l:tst c~titacl1ed to tllese inini.ttes. ~!:lotion \·i&.S zeco1.1C.ed by l1Ir. Herbert F. Hen1ker, 011cl tn.1~~ tu1anirnously co..r:ri ed .. £1lr. ]1. Joe Fle,,n~ig[;\n nom.ina.tec1 the follovling rnen. for officers of t.h .. o Oo1:u1cil f-or the yea.l' 1951: Jl'or Vic o-Pr es:i. dent, Mr. T. Robert Ack:len For iTic e-?r esi den. t, fir. w. II. i ... nstin. For Vice-l?resid.ent, Ivtr.. Clwrlos 1:1. Or1:mtp For Vic e-?r esi cl en t , 1.tr. R • D. 1'u.J.l er Fr)r Vice--Pr esi dent, .t<Ir. A. E~ liol1en.berg For ifice-Prosident, l!Lr. EU. ton Rie•res For Vice-Presi den.t, Ctr. C.hc1rl es tflo Ri tteln1e~rcr J!1or Scotlt Conuni8sior1er, fif.r+ R. G. :Vfoys For !;Ta.tional Cov11cil represento,ti<tres: 1/Ir. c. Arth.ur J3r1J.Ce 1,11'. A. 1\:. Burrov1 l·tt'. P. A. 01s,;;rton 1.1r. :rua.,,1in lJalstrom PBE~e Four l1Iotion l/O,s socortd.ed b;;r l:Ir. P. 11.. OJ.a,y·ton.. 11h~. T&to a.r;kod. 1'1Ir. ~'[. L. Sl10;,---pe to asstuno tL.o 0}10,ir aJ.1d to lJti.t tl1e mot1.or1. lvir. Sl1i::-D.~:po l)Ut tl1e motion, a,11.d by ·unanimOlls vote, t:o.e eJJove of:fiCe..Y's and Flci,tiox1~:il ColJ.11ci1 Representatives idere elected for the c'Oar 1951. Y~r .. F. Joe ]"1lanagB .. n t}1en re&.d the na.n1es of.' tl1e norninees for t!.10 E:x:eCl.'1.t:i.ve Boctl:'tl for t11e ;feD,:c 1951, 0,110_ n1ovod th.n.t tl1e f'ollO\·."ing; men. he elt"ctea. to tl1e Execut:l vc :Boa.1~a., ru1d to confirm tlte election. of tho DLstr:lct ChD,:lrmen. for tl10 :1e2x 19 510 J:<io tior1• wn,s seco nO.ed by· i:I:r. I:I&rl'Jr- G. :\rebll, a.rid u.na11.:i.n10l1sl,y CD,rri ed. Belo·w in a list 0f tl10 L'x0c11tivo Board 2tTI.cl t.l1e Di$1trict Cl1airrnen; ~-·lr. l>i ''" B. llil'ff\011.) J'r. £ifr. J . IJ. Vie.J.or"'e };1r .. Henri J3 •3T\n i..·:rc £-'fr. o. rr '"· Earp r.1r. J. lvI. 1\1c1(n:i.0;1'1 t 11lr .. r• ~. Artb111" J3r11ce lte .. P11:11 J11rnerich: l':!r. Russell Perry Fir. A. 1{. J1u:c14 0 ''l Tu· Artl1ur R. Porter Jr. • ' i'•1r. :B:r 11.ce t1f }Ll·wixi.g "• Mr. Let"r:L s o. CoJ.lot·r £1fr. w .. YI. Fisher £fir. R. Q.. Iiwnsoy 1-1r. IT. 24. OlJ~rto11. £1tr. ]'. Joe Fle.:n.agan 1:Ir. E. B, So,unders }Ylr. P. ii.. C:Ln;/ton f1ir .. B. J3. Garey l':Ir. t;f. L. Shai"1)e flrr .. P. " Olal'l:e v. i:~r. J. L. BlrJ. :an e:r 1-'Iro Ei.. " Grlssorn "'· l\ir .. R'I' " ClD.r1c v, f.:I:r L. " Tl1om:r_>rJ011, T·r~ .;.: .... c.; ... " t:Ir ~ R. A. '..t1ri~~lJ)8C(t' l'1r .. " u, L. ~Vlaon tin.o :.:·,.• . l>i .. J. Voi:.;:::;e f·.cr. Robe:ct L. I1~1.,1in, Jr. l<l:r .. Ho.:rr;r G. Web'b l,l;r.'. r ]J •• v:n .. lh:01' <). 14r. LoHis lt., JJo.nolso.n, Jr .. lflr .. F. Clyde Larnbert District O.ha.:i.r:nen: f,I:r. J. D. Tenniso:n> J':r. l\for1cl1.east D:l strict :M:r .. " .i:'i .. l'l. Ulno:tca be0 l7ortb.ivost DJ. s-C:r.ict Dr .. :m. Fo stcr 1tiil lin.Jns Sou.th.east Di strict Southwest Di strict lo:lr. J. L. Robertson. Ori tte:nden District l:>I:r. 1ilo.nroe \!/a1lace, Jr. Page Five At the conclu.~;ion of ·the elect:ton, ~fir . .tliVv,n 1l1aiie m.D.d.e a $hort sto,te.ment in wl1icl1 b.o sD .. i6. he \qas gle,d to serve o,s Presid.en:!i D,(~o,iri., cind that h.o loolcn for the co11t:i.:n"...'.UJ:i s1JJ)})Ort of all tb.e lne11 for H, 'bif;c;er and better Council for tl1e coming yeD;t~. He s.:Li.d 110 felt \\re }L9,d mn,d.e grev,t .Pro~-;ross in ChickasEl,l'.f Oou11cil dcu'illg 1950, w1cl with the ho.1r, of n11 the men, we N01llcl go to greater heights in 1951,, There being no ftu:·thel' bu.Ginesa, the n1eet:tn.g adjoo1·ned at 5: 40 P • .1·1$ 1d. Gor(l011 !•lorri s Sco'ttt .E:·xGcl1t:t 1re 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 1950 Title A name given to the resource 1950 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