6 20 1125 https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/e259b9fbedaf83f98e4094367a4e0d24.PDF 1047af0a1eb52d75d725ed003afe1ebb PDF Text Text STATE OF TENNESSEE CHARTER OF INCORPORATION. __ ... BE IT KNCJRN that w. J. T. Morgan D. Kyser r c. w. Butle r w. M. Solomon· A. L. Heisk ell John L. Jelks L.S'.9'ith · Wm. P. Neils onA. D. MoWhorter Austi n Finle y John J • Hefli n !. D. Block · George P. Phill ips H. N. Howe J. W. McClure c. T. McCabe W. I Byron o. Lutman M. H. Rosen thal• J. M. Walker B. s. Parke r T. H. Tutw iler John E. Rober ts Bolto n Smith· J. G. J. Perki ns · June H. Rudi sill 4re const ituted a body polit ic and corpo rate by the name and style of Chickasaw Coun cil of the Boy Scout s or Amerioa, Inc., its main offic e shall be locate d at 79 Monroe Ave.,Memphis, Tenn. The purpo se of this organ izatio n is to promote the Boy Scout program for chara cter development, citize nship train ing, physi cal fitne ss and Amer icaniz ation, in accor dance with the const itutio n and by-law s of the Natio nal Counc il and the polic ies and regul ation s thereo :f', as set forth in its offic ial publi catio ns and furth er to share with the Natio nal Counc il of the Boy Scout s of' America respo nsibi lity :f'or provi ding adequ ate leade rship , maintainin g guard inahip of the Biy Scout movement, prote cting its badges and of:f'ioial insig nia again st use by those not duly regis tered as Scout s and Scout Offic ials and in exten ding the bene fits of the movement to all the boys ot America. .And furth er to acqui re, hold, opera te and maint ain such prope rty as may be, in the judgment of the direo tors of this company. usefu l for the bette r maint enanc e, opera tion and carry ing out of the gener al purpo ses of the organ ization. Ana furth er to maint ain the princ iples and polic ies of the Boy Scout s of America, and :i;arti oular ly to maint ain the follow ing princ iples and polio ies1 The Boy Scout s o:f' AmerU7a maint ain that no boy oan grow into the best kind of oi tisen ship with out reoogni·zittg his oblig ation to God. In the first part ot the Boy Scou t's oath or pledg e the~eoy promi sess "On my honor I will do my best to do rrry duty to God and my oount ry, and to obey the Scout Law.". The recog nition of God as the rulin g and leadin g power in the unive rse, and grate ful �2. acknowledgment of his favors and blessings ia necessary to the best type ot citizenship and is a wholesome thing in the education of the growing boy. No matter what the boy may be, Catholic, Protestant or Jew, this fundamental need of good oitileiship should be kept before him. The Boy Scouts of America, therefore, recognize the religious element in the training of a boy. but is absolutely non-sectarian, in its attitude toward that religious trdning. Its policy is that the organization or institution with which the Boy Seout is oonneoted shall give def'inite attention to his religious lite. Only men willing to subscribe to this declaration of principle shall be entitled to certificates of leadership in carrying out the Boy Scout program. The activities of the members of the Boy Scouts of America shall he carried on under oonditions which show respect for the conviction or others in matters of customs and religion, as required by the twelfth Scout Law, readingc "A Scout is reverent. Re is reverent tows.rd God. He iariaithful in his religious duties and respeota the convictions of others in matters of custom and religion." In no case -where a troop is connected with a church or other distinctively religious institution, shall Scouts of other denomin.tions or faith be required because ot their membership in the scout troop, to take part in or observe a religious ceremony distinctively peculiar to that institution or church. The Boy Scouts of America shall not 1ti.rough its governing body or through any of its officers, its chartered oounoila or members, involve the Boy Scout movement in any question of a. political character, but each official and membert: shall have freedom of thought and action as an individual. The general powers ot this corporation shall be to sue and be sued by the corporate name. To have and use a common seal, which is rray alter at pleasure1 if no common seal, then the signature of the name of the corporation by any duly authorized officer shall be legal and binding. .., .. ,_.' ')'"'.' �s. To purchase e.nd hold or receive by gift •. bequest or devise, in additional to the personal property owned by the corporation , real estate necessary f!o.r the transaction of the corporate business, and also to purchase or accept 8.tliY real estate in payment ot, or in part payment of any debt due to the corporation , and sell the same. To establish by-laws, make all rules and regulations not inconsisten t with the laws and constitutio n, deemed expedient fo.r the management of the corporate affairs. To appoint such subordinate o.ff'icers and agents in addition to a president and secretary er treasurer, as the business of the corporation may- require. To designate the name of the office, and fix the compensatio n of the offioer. To borrow money to be used in payment of property bought by it and for erecting buildings, making improvements, and for other purposes germane to the objeota· of' its oreation and secure the repayment of money thus borrowed by mortgage, pledge, or deed of trust upon such property, real, personal, or mixed, as may be owned by it; and it may, in like manner, seoure by mortgage, pledge or deed of trust, &?liV existing indebtednes s which it ln8iY' have la'Wfully contracted. The said inoorporato ra shall, within a convenient time after the registration of this charter in the off ice of the Secretary ot State, eleo~ from their number a president, secretary and treasurer, or the last two named officers may be combined into one, said officers and the other ineorporato rs to constitute the first board of directors. In all elections. each member shall be entitled to one vote. either in person or by proxy, and the result to be determined by a majority of the votes oast. Due notice of any election must be given by advertiseme nt in a newspaper, personal notice to the members, or a day stated on the minutes of the Board, six months preceding the election. The board of directors shall keep a reeord of all their prooeedinga vihich �J~' shall be at all times subject to the inspection or &l\Y member. The board of directors shall have the power to increase the board ot directors to l1IlY number not exceeding fifty, if they deem the interest or the oorporation requires such increase, and the first or &J\Y subsequent board of directors may have the power to elect other members who on aooaptance of membership shall become incorporato rs equally with the original incorporato rs. The board or directors shall have the right to determine what amount of money paid into the treasury shall be a prerequisit e for membership, or, if necessary,· vme:t amount shall be thua annually paidJ and a failure thus to pay shall in the discretion of the direotors,j ustity the expulsion of suoh defaulting member. Thi; term of' all of'.t"ioers may be f'ixed by the by-laws, the term not, however, to exceed three yea.rs. All officers hold over tidluil their successors are duly eleeted and qualified. The general welfare of the soeiety, not individual profit# is the object for which this corporation is granted, and hence the merriber1 are not stockholder s in the legal sense of the term, end no dividends or profits shall be divided among the menibers. The members m'W' at a:ny oonveya~e ~~me, voluntarily dissolve the corporation by of its assets and property to an;y other oorpora.tion holding an;r charter from the state, for purposes not of individual profit, first providing for the oorpoJ."9.te debts. A violation of an;y of' the provisions of' the charter shall subject the corporation to dissolution at 'bhe instance of the State. This charter is subject te modificatio n and amendment, and in case said modi:f'ioation or amendment is not accepted,, corporate business is to o~ase,, and the assets and property after payment of debts, are to be conveyed as aforesaid, to some other corporation holding a charter for purposes not connected with individual profit. Acquiescence in &Izy" modificatio n thus declares shall be determined in a meeting of the members especially called for that purpose, and �moditfoatiOn aht.l-11Jherea.tt'•r compose the the only '.flb.oaevotmg in :t•V01':tt .. . .· ' corporation. The m$e.I:ll, assets, income, or other property of the corporation shall not be employed, directly or indirectly, for any- other purpose whatever than to accomplish the legitimate objeota of its creation, and by no implios.tion or oonstruotion shall it possess the power to issue notes or currency, deal in ourrenoy, notes or coin, buy and sell products, or engage in a.ey kind of trading operations, nor hold aey more real estate than is neoessa·y for its legitimate purpose. Expulsion shall be the only remedy- for the non-payment of dues by the .members, and there shall be no individual liability against the members for the corporate debts, but the entire corporate property shall be liable for the alaims of creditors. We, the undersigned, apply to the State of Tennessee, by virtue of the laws of the land for a charter of inoorpora.tion tor the purpose and with the powers declared in the foregoing instrument. WITNESS our hands, this the 31st day of Deoember 1924~ '(Signed) M. H. Rosenthal Wa. D. Kyser Austin Finley o. J. T. Morgan Jno. J. Heflin A. D. MoWhorter J. M. Walker B. s. Parker Byron o. Lutman T. H. Tutwiler Jnol E. lt&berta Bolton Smith J. G. J. Perkins June Il. Rudisill W. Butler W. M. Solomon A. L. Heiskell I. D. Bloak o. Geo. P. Phillips Jno. t. Jelks W. L. Smith Wm. P. Neilson T. McCabe H. N. Rowe J. W. McClure Witness to all signatures: Byron o. Lutman - - -- - - - - - - - - - -- - - - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ --- STA TE OF TENNESSEE SHELBY COUN'l"Y' Personally appeared before me, J. J. Bacigalupo, Deputy Clerk of the County Court of' said County, the within named Byron o. Iuinnan, the barga.inor, �s. with whom I am personally acquainted, and 'Wh.o acknowledges that he exeoutmd the within instrument for the purposes therein contained, and the said Byron o. Lutman subscribing witness to the signatures subscribed to the annexed instrument. being first duly sworn, deposed and said that he i.s personally acquainted with the within named-"J. T. Morgan Austin Finley Wm. D. Kyser C. itV. Butler W. M. Solomon A. L. Heiskell Jno. J. Heflin I. D. Block A. D. MoWhorter Geo. P. Phillips Jno. L. Jelks J.M. Walker B • S • Palk er Jno. E • Roberts Bolton j,)mith 0 C. T. McCabe J .G.J. Perkins W. L. Smith Wm. P. !foilson BJvron o. Lutman June R. Rudisill T. H. TutwHer H. N. Howe J. W. McClure M"'. H. Rosenthal --------------- petitioners and they acknowledged saine in his presence to be their act and deed for the purposes therein oontained, on the day of the date thereof'. This Janu81"y 5th, 1985. (Signed) Jno. c. MoLemore, County Court Clerk (Signed.) J. J. Baoigalupo, D. O. �CHICUSAW OOOJCIL 1 1'.S.A. 1 GOOD: 1'URIS" ""' l 9 2 4. Mempk11 0Qraiait1 Fund ... DistribQ.ted Posttl)rr!h Oo~itf lelp~ du:tiag the d1"ivei at tlte Fundlleadqu .uters. oal.led upea tNqueatlf throughout the ytat te eerve at Oor.ml'la:i tr J'wad H-4• qwartere. atutftng envel~es Qt\ mailtn~ pu.bllcUy. · larding Memorial. • Dts\ribu.ted Peeters. rtaleed a emall fund emeq tae t~ops for the Menwrtal. Fire ?rGVe:n.tion Week • Di~tri bu.ted Posters. fermeasee SoC1$.lty of Colonial Dtunes Acted as hards of Honor at their meetim.11. Ooatederate Veter:ana R$tULio• • .A.Ct.eel as Ou.ides, Messeagera. etc, for tbe Veteraae turi•g the Reus.on, lleld baek the crowd di.:1:rin.g tlle parade. land.led traffic. we know of one Cou.nQ11 miea ue been ot\Pl'lized 1• West Te.rmeiaeee. Mu.eh work had 'beea done on this Council but :l t wa.1 the aentce b1 the scout.ts ot Menphie clurug Ulis Reunic•, observed by a mni ot J~kao•• 11eueseee. that tinal:i., oliached their interest. All.di toriu:m Comni1ttee • Diati-1 btlted. poeterc1. UsheMd. ~ lave just completed •oaderf'Ul mo.aloipal. Auditori'Wll. With seatimg capacity C!>f 15.000t. iilly Suadeg Oainpaiga Uahe~ed~ Slel by Couatv 'J:u.bereultsi s so~i ety. Distributed Poeters. 1Jt1Ck:er~h Suta 0181.l.s Ohri •tmas Cl-u.b. Aided in Seta Claus Parade. Helped fill ba$ket•• 11toQkintt • I11vestipt.it d families. Delive.i'ed baskets and toy1. D1str!'bu.t$d poeters $$\ tticke:rth Sa.ta Claus Club ll'pends $20,000.00 eaeh year helping the poor at Ohii.t\mas Wtme. tlemphis Safety Oo'1?1e11 Cooperated with the Mempbia .Safety Ceuncil :ta helping them !n QJ wrq posit l)le. Dist:ri btlted literature. The lani•r satet1 Patrols, a•:r•se d.atigel"f>us whi~h aseist qhild:rea oroaeings .,ta.st before and !lf ter $Cb.oel, h~ve ~ flQGuta in its membership. The ft rs t Jtmior satety Patrol wall otg;aat aed in ~Nep 10•. Mr. o.v.. Andet-$on ·~• that thEll 1couts are tbe baelt- bGn• of his Jwd.or Satev Oou.uct.l. · Mem.phia Park Conmd.aeion. Cooperated with Memphiai Park Commiaaiea. Tri •State Fair Aoted as guides to a•cnui ta aeed and ushered.. :A.a the Grand Stam .. Lit Ue Theater •. tlehered .. � 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 STATE OF TENNESSEE CHARTER OF INCORPORATION. __ ... BE IT KNCJRN that w. J. T. Morgan D. Kyser r c. w. Butle r w. M. Solomon· A. L. Heisk ell John L. Jelks L.S'.9'ith · Wm. P. Neils onA. D. MoWhorter Austi n Finle y John J • Hefli n !. D. Block · George P. Phill ips H. N. Howe J. W. McClure c. T. McCabe W. I Byron o. Lutman M. H. Rosen thal• J. M. Walker B. s. Parke r T. H. Tutw iler John E. Rober ts Bolto n Smith· J. G. J. Perki ns · June H. Rudi sill 4re const ituted a body polit ic and corpo rate by the name and style of Chickasaw Coun cil of the Boy Scout s or Amerioa, Inc., its main offic e shall be locate d at 79 Monroe Ave.,Memphis, Tenn. The purpo se of this organ izatio n is to promote the Boy Scout program for chara cter development, citize nship train ing, physi cal fitne ss and Amer icaniz ation, in accor dance with the const itutio n and by-law s of the Natio nal Counc il and the polic ies and regul ation s thereo :f', as set forth in its offic ial publi catio ns and furth er to share with the Natio nal Counc il of the Boy Scout s of' America respo nsibi lity :f'or provi ding adequ ate leade rship , maintainin g guard inahip of the Biy Scout movement, prote cting its badges and of:f'ioial insig nia again st use by those not duly regis tered as Scout s and Scout Offic ials and in exten ding the bene fits of the movement to all the boys ot America. .And furth er to acqui re, hold, opera te and maint ain such prope rty as may be, in the judgment of the direo tors of this company. usefu l for the bette r maint enanc e, opera tion and carry ing out of the gener al purpo ses of the organ ization. Ana furth er to maint ain the princ iples and polic ies of the Boy Scout s of America, and :i;arti oular ly to maint ain the follow ing princ iples and polio ies1 The Boy Scout s o:f' AmerU7a maint ain that no boy oan grow into the best kind of oi tisen ship with out reoogni·zittg his oblig ation to God. In the first part ot the Boy Scou t's oath or pledg e the~eoy promi sess "On my honor I will do my best to do rrry duty to God and my oount ry, and to obey the Scout Law.". The recog nition of God as the rulin g and leadin g power in the unive rse, and grate ful 2. acknowledgment of his favors and blessings ia necessary to the best type ot citizenship and is a wholesome thing in the education of the growing boy. No matter what the boy may be, Catholic, Protestant or Jew, this fundamental need of good oitileiship should be kept before him. The Boy Scouts of America, therefore, recognize the religious element in the training of a boy. but is absolutely non-sectarian, in its attitude toward that religious trdning. Its policy is that the organization or institution with which the Boy Seout is oonneoted shall give def'inite attention to his religious lite. Only men willing to subscribe to this declaration of principle shall be entitled to certificates of leadership in carrying out the Boy Scout program. The activities of the members of the Boy Scouts of America shall he carried on under oonditions which show respect for the conviction or others in matters of customs and religion, as required by the twelfth Scout Law, readingc "A Scout is reverent. Re is reverent tows.rd God. He iariaithful in his religious duties and respeota the convictions of others in matters of custom and religion." In no case -where a troop is connected with a church or other distinctively religious institution, shall Scouts of other denomin.tions or faith be required because ot their membership in the scout troop, to take part in or observe a religious ceremony distinctively peculiar to that institution or church. The Boy Scouts of America shall not 1ti.rough its governing body or through any of its officers, its chartered oounoila or members, involve the Boy Scout movement in any question of a. political character, but each official and membert: shall have freedom of thought and action as an individual. The general powers ot this corporation shall be to sue and be sued by the corporate name. To have and use a common seal, which is rray alter at pleasure1 if no common seal, then the signature of the name of the corporation by any duly authorized officer shall be legal and binding. .., .. ,_.' ')'"'.' s. To purchase e.nd hold or receive by gift •. bequest or devise, in additional to the personal property owned by the corporation , real estate necessary f!o.r the transaction of the corporate business, and also to purchase or accept 8.tliY real estate in payment ot, or in part payment of any debt due to the corporation , and sell the same. To establish by-laws, make all rules and regulations not inconsisten t with the laws and constitutio n, deemed expedient fo.r the management of the corporate affairs. To appoint such subordinate o.ff'icers and agents in addition to a president and secretary er treasurer, as the business of the corporation may- require. To designate the name of the office, and fix the compensatio n of the offioer. To borrow money to be used in payment of property bought by it and for erecting buildings, making improvements, and for other purposes germane to the objeota· of' its oreation and secure the repayment of money thus borrowed by mortgage, pledge, or deed of trust upon such property, real, personal, or mixed, as may be owned by it; and it may, in like manner, seoure by mortgage, pledge or deed of trust, &?liV existing indebtednes s which it ln8iY' have la'Wfully contracted. The said inoorporato ra shall, within a convenient time after the registration of this charter in the off ice of the Secretary ot State, eleo~ from their number a president, secretary and treasurer, or the last two named officers may be combined into one, said officers and the other ineorporato rs to constitute the first board of directors. In all elections. each member shall be entitled to one vote. either in person or by proxy, and the result to be determined by a majority of the votes oast. Due notice of any election must be given by advertiseme nt in a newspaper, personal notice to the members, or a day stated on the minutes of the Board, six months preceding the election. The board of directors shall keep a reeord of all their prooeedinga vihich J~' shall be at all times subject to the inspection or &l\Y member. The board of directors shall have the power to increase the board ot directors to l1IlY number not exceeding fifty, if they deem the interest or the oorporation requires such increase, and the first or &J\Y subsequent board of directors may have the power to elect other members who on aooaptance of membership shall become incorporato rs equally with the original incorporato rs. The board or directors shall have the right to determine what amount of money paid into the treasury shall be a prerequisit e for membership, or, if necessary,· vme:t amount shall be thua annually paidJ and a failure thus to pay shall in the discretion of the direotors,j ustity the expulsion of suoh defaulting member. Thi; term of' all of'.t"ioers may be f'ixed by the by-laws, the term not, however, to exceed three yea.rs. All officers hold over tidluil their successors are duly eleeted and qualified. The general welfare of the soeiety, not individual profit# is the object for which this corporation is granted, and hence the merriber1 are not stockholder s in the legal sense of the term, end no dividends or profits shall be divided among the menibers. The members m'W' at a:ny oonveya~e ~~me, voluntarily dissolve the corporation by of its assets and property to an;y other oorpora.tion holding an;r charter from the state, for purposes not of individual profit, first providing for the oorpoJ."9.te debts. A violation of an;y of' the provisions of' the charter shall subject the corporation to dissolution at 'bhe instance of the State. This charter is subject te modificatio n and amendment, and in case said modi:f'ioation or amendment is not accepted,, corporate business is to o~ase,, and the assets and property after payment of debts, are to be conveyed as aforesaid, to some other corporation holding a charter for purposes not connected with individual profit. Acquiescence in &Izy" modificatio n thus declares shall be determined in a meeting of the members especially called for that purpose, and moditfoatiOn aht.l-11Jherea.tt'•r compose the the only '.flb.oaevotmg in :t•V01':tt .. . .· ' corporation. The m$e.I:ll, assets, income, or other property of the corporation shall not be employed, directly or indirectly, for any- other purpose whatever than to accomplish the legitimate objeota of its creation, and by no implios.tion or oonstruotion shall it possess the power to issue notes or currency, deal in ourrenoy, notes or coin, buy and sell products, or engage in a.ey kind of trading operations, nor hold aey more real estate than is neoessa·y for its legitimate purpose. Expulsion shall be the only remedy- for the non-payment of dues by the .members, and there shall be no individual liability against the members for the corporate debts, but the entire corporate property shall be liable for the alaims of creditors. We, the undersigned, apply to the State of Tennessee, by virtue of the laws of the land for a charter of inoorpora.tion tor the purpose and with the powers declared in the foregoing instrument. WITNESS our hands, this the 31st day of Deoember 1924~ '(Signed) M. H. Rosenthal Wa. D. Kyser Austin Finley o. J. T. Morgan Jno. J. Heflin A. D. MoWhorter J. M. Walker B. s. Parker Byron o. Lutman T. H. Tutwiler Jnol E. lt&berta Bolton Smith J. G. J. Perkins June Il. Rudisill W. Butler W. M. Solomon A. L. Heiskell I. D. Bloak o. Geo. P. Phillips Jno. t. Jelks W. L. Smith Wm. P. Neilson T. McCabe H. N. Rowe J. W. McClure Witness to all signatures: Byron o. Lutman - - -- - - - - - - - - - -- - - - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ --- STA TE OF TENNESSEE SHELBY COUN'l"Y' Personally appeared before me, J. J. Bacigalupo, Deputy Clerk of the County Court of' said County, the within named Byron o. Iuinnan, the barga.inor, s. with whom I am personally acquainted, and 'Wh.o acknowledges that he exeoutmd the within instrument for the purposes therein contained, and the said Byron o. Lutman subscribing witness to the signatures subscribed to the annexed instrument. being first duly sworn, deposed and said that he i.s personally acquainted with the within named-"J. T. Morgan Austin Finley Wm. D. Kyser C. itV. Butler W. M. Solomon A. L. Heiskell Jno. J. Heflin I. D. Block A. D. MoWhorter Geo. P. Phillips Jno. L. Jelks J.M. Walker B • S • Palk er Jno. E • Roberts Bolton j,)mith 0 C. T. McCabe J .G.J. Perkins W. L. Smith Wm. P. !foilson BJvron o. Lutman June R. Rudisill T. H. TutwHer H. N. Howe J. W. McClure M"'. H. Rosenthal --------------- petitioners and they acknowledged saine in his presence to be their act and deed for the purposes therein oontained, on the day of the date thereof'. This Janu81"y 5th, 1985. (Signed) Jno. c. MoLemore, County Court Clerk (Signed.) J. J. Baoigalupo, D. O. CHICUSAW OOOJCIL 1 1'.S.A. 1 GOOD: 1'URIS" ""' l 9 2 4. Mempk11 0Qraiait1 Fund ... DistribQ.ted Posttl)rr!h Oo~itf lelp~ du:tiag the d1"ivei at tlte Fundlleadqu .uters. oal.led upea tNqueatlf throughout the ytat te eerve at Oor.ml'la:i tr J'wad H-4• qwartere. atutftng envel~es Qt\ mailtn~ pu.bllcUy. · larding Memorial. • Dts\ribu.ted Peeters. rtaleed a emall fund emeq tae t~ops for the Menwrtal. Fire ?rGVe:n.tion Week • Di~tri bu.ted Posters. fermeasee SoC1$.lty of Colonial Dtunes Acted as hards of Honor at their meetim.11. Ooatederate Veter:ana R$tULio• • .A.Ct.eel as Ou.ides, Messeagera. etc, for tbe Veteraae turi•g the Reus.on, lleld baek the crowd di.:1:rin.g tlle parade. land.led traffic. we know of one Cou.nQ11 miea ue been ot\Pl'lized 1• West Te.rmeiaeee. Mu.eh work had 'beea done on this Council but :l t wa.1 the aentce b1 the scout.ts ot Menphie clurug Ulis Reunic•, observed by a mni ot J~kao•• 11eueseee. that tinal:i., oliached their interest. All.di toriu:m Comni1ttee • Diati-1 btlted. poeterc1. UsheMd. ~ lave just completed •oaderf'Ul mo.aloipal. Auditori'Wll. With seatimg capacity C!>f 15.000t. iilly Suadeg Oainpaiga Uahe~ed~ Slel by Couatv 'J:u.bereultsi s so~i ety. Distributed Poeters. 1Jt1Ck:er~h Suta 0181.l.s Ohri •tmas Cl-u.b. Aided in Seta Claus Parade. Helped fill ba$ket•• 11toQkintt • I11vestipt.it d families. Delive.i'ed baskets and toy1. D1str!'bu.t$d poeters $$\ tticke:rth Sa.ta Claus Club ll'pends $20,000.00 eaeh year helping the poor at Ohii.t\mas Wtme. tlemphis Safety Oo'1?1e11 Cooperated with the Mempbia .Safety Ceuncil :ta helping them !n QJ wrq posit l)le. Dist:ri btlted literature. The lani•r satet1 Patrols, a•:r•se d.atigel"f>us whi~h aseist qhild:rea oroaeings .,ta.st before and !lf ter $Cb.oel, h~ve ~ flQGuta in its membership. The ft rs t Jtmior satety Patrol wall otg;aat aed in ~Nep 10•. Mr. o.v.. Andet-$on ·~• that thEll 1couts are tbe baelt- bGn• of his Jwd.or Satev Oou.uct.l. · Mem.phia Park Conmd.aeion. Cooperated with Memphiai Park Commiaaiea. 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Title A name given to the resource 1924 Chickasaw Council Tennessee Charter of Incorporation Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink & Chuck Schadrack Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1924 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Bolton Smith Legal https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/4bb70d90ccb15d91f2906aba812f1c74.png 83773a2dd6eb423b8b80e9f14972e52a 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 Photos Description An account of the resource This collections contains photos related to Kia Kima. 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 1924 Photo: Gordon Sprott Description An account of the resource Kia Kima Camp Director (1933-1935) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1924 Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Commercial Appeal Kia Kima Staff Picture https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/f6463b0b4d25b376118b9b8fd1b5b9c7.png 7b4051c6e3d0cb953560a1cb373e8391 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/. Title A name given to the resource 1924 Photo: Kia Kima Staff Description An account of the resource (Back, left-to-right): W.W. Heiskell, L.G. Fincher, M.T. Bocquin, Chief. (Front, left-to-right): Gordon Sprott, Henry Dinkelspiel, Cecil Wray, Jack Hale Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Commercial Appeal Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1924 Kia Kima Staff Picture Staff Photo https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/c5a97e8cba0d97d5fcd9d944813fddbb.png a1623fb6140dc15248a152afb2fbb590 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 Photos Description An account of the resource This collections contains photos related to Kia Kima. 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 1924 Photo: Kia Kima Stone Lodge Description An account of the resource "One of the camp cabins constructed by the scouts. The youthful builders needed only an occasional bit of advice in building the hut." Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Commercial Appeal Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1924 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant "Memphis Boy Scouts at Kia Kima - Their Arkansas Camp" Commercial Appeal (Aug. 10, 1924) at 64. Cabin Kia Kima Picture Stonework Architecture https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/abe2cb5111c6f771d7b27a13017eeafe.png db3cfe930a17bed51ad0009d3834722a Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Bocquin Description An account of the resource Kia Kima Camp Director (1924) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1924 Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Commercial Appeal Kia Kima Staff Picture https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/b28547859533314dfd2ec852ebd2dbf2.jpg 760c63570418c3e382272e49bfacc048 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 From the Address by Mr. Bolton Smith, On Behalf of the Boys in the Movement The Boy We Seek to Produce CHARACTER is a process of soul development; of the individual becoming gradually conscious of himself, of the world in which he lives, of what it is he really wants to do with the faculties that have been given to him; not from any outside order, because the desire of the boy to be a scout is the urge of the Divine in him, working its way out, longing for expression, expression in physical activity, expression in the mind and 'the desire to know; expression to serve, in the longing to serve; expression in the longing to do the thing that he dimly feels within him. It is necessary, that he may have self-respect and the respect of his fellows. Sir BadenPowell hit upon a wonderful system of Pedagogy, and whether the last word in it has been said or not, I do not know, but up to this given moment, it is the most effective way of putting the boy in contact with opportunities and influences, which by some strange alchemy of the soul gradually work within, until at last the boy, the boy-man I may pay, standing in the presence of his Ma~er, with heart high as he of old, says: "Here am I, send me"that is the consummation of character. And the boy, when he once takes that position, is safe, whether you consider him from the standpoint of an individual or of part of the community. He has found his place. Safe is a nation whose boys have gotten that conception of life, and safe is the world in which boys of that kind dominate. SCOUTING, July, 1925 . From the Address by Mr. James E. West, On Behalf of the Volunteer Leaders in the Movement WELL do I remember that first meeting with Colin Livingstone, while both of us were residents of Washington. At first when the telephone invitation came for me to call upon Mr. Livingstone, I was indifferent; although active in work for youth, I was not very much impressed with the thought of a new movement for boys: and it took a second and a third invitation to bring us together, and I remember that when I responded and met with him for the first time, it required a good deal of salesmanship on his part to persuade me that it would be worth while for me to come over to New York, and seriously consider what he had in mind. Now, why do I tell you this? To give the basis for revealing the man himself. At that time, as now, I believe the need of the youth of America was for something very fundamental. I was a boy without a home, an orphan boy, it is true, yet, as I went on through life, as I made my way, I became deeply appreciative of the need of religious instruction and religious guidance for the youth of America, and so this man revealed himself to me as a man fundamentally interested in those things; and then when I met with this splendid group of men, all appreciative of the fundamental things in the life of the boys of America, I was led to see an opportunity to render a service to the boyhood of America under the 11 active participating leadership; and so on behalf of the 450,000 men who have been leaders; on behalf of the 164,000 men who are now leaders, I am privileged to speak a word of appreciat·on to this man; and in speaking a word of appredation to this man, we speak in appreciation of the services of all men who are making Scouting possibl.e for the boyhood of America, because it is just this type of service that has been multiplied so many times. Each one of our local councils, 600 of them now, has men at the head, with the same spirit of devotion, some of them serving for nearly as long a period. (On behalf of his immediate associates on the National Staff and the men in the Field, members presented to Mr. Livingstone a ring bearing the Boy Scout emblem.) From the Response by Mr. Livingstone I F I were to be thanked for anythingand forwha(I have done, I do not deserve what has been said - it will be for the discovery of the men who have been associated with me in bringing into being and developing this wonderful program of Scouting, this wonderful character-building of the American boys. We have been fifteen years in Scouting, and we have turned out two millions and more of young men who have been subject to this training of Scouting. We have made of them, we flatter ourselves to think, better citizens than otherwise could have been or might have been . . .. We have leadership of a man, who, himself, was a sincere Christian man. Yes, this man's leadership has been more than a nominal leadership. It has been an L\\I-B---R--A---R11Y PROMOTING THE READING PROGRAM OFTttE MOVEMENT "--------H BOYS' LIFE 8 0 Counci' Reoding Program ·Committees Formed .. ,, ______ .., THE HIGH SPOT IN THE READING PRO· GRAM O,F _ _T_HE_ _M_O , VEMENT 370 5tor\es,Ar\-icles,e.rc. 2.)0500 Advertising AccouNrs. 10,000 Agento t\Qnd\ing \JOYS L'f[. 326 Bo.nKs Giving 8ubscriptions. 16000 ·Newssh~~nds Di~ploying BOYs' LtFE.. 2. 9Q2l1 Copies So\d on Newss\-onds. 4,000~000 Prornot'1ont\' C lrcu,nr6 . M~iled. 119,166 Subscribers. 1,906,000 Copies Published. 200 8ooKs Considered for Approv~\, 160 Rejected. Mony Boo/<. Mo.nuacriphs Po.ssed Upon for Publishers. 3,000 Book Lists Dt~tributed .. Lhsted400 Boo\<.~ for ~c.out'5 for\\ BOOK St/llf for BOY6 tr GIRLS'' t\~v\ns\40pOO Distribution. Cooperoted \n oroduc.in& the ~nnuol BO'.t' 5CO-U. T IEAR 500K. Possed Upon Thousand6 of Mnnuscripr.s .submitted for .BOY5'LIFE.. Di~tributed Motion Ptcture Li~t~; Coo pero.ted in Production of 4 Scour f11ms; Passed Upon many Sceno.rios. Don't forget that the Daily Good Turn belongs in every camp program. 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 1925 Title A name given to the resource 1925 (07/01/1925) Scouting Magazine: Excerpt of Address by Bolton Smith Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available University of North Texas Libraries Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Boy Scouts of America National Scouting Museum Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Boy Scouts of America. Scouting, Volume 13, Number 6, July 1925, periodical, July 1925; New York, New York. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth310784/m1/11/: accessed March 18, 2019), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Boy Scouts of America National Scouting Museum. Bolton Smith Periodical https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/e39fc9128546c6d35c8fc1a85c2a4e33.PDF 2d9795214cfa775f0a5332bf0446d9cc PDF Text Text c0 p y Form 539-10-2 4-1500-B .E. Appl icatio n for Rene wal of Char ter for First Class Loca l Coun cil DO NOT WRITE HERE Fee$ Quota _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Mag.-------Supplies Total ___ ___ ___ Boy Scou ts of Ame rica (Incorpora ted February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congre11 June 15, 1916) NATION AL COUNCI L, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERIC A, 200 Fifth Avenue, New York City, N. Y. ~~~j~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~H~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~ 1925, in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution , ~ ion for ren~wal of charter was officially and By-Laws, policy and regulations of the Boy Scouts of America. This applicat 19~ held on j;i~) authorized by the loc~l -~ouncil or executive board at a regular meeting co-operate with the National Council and at which meeting the Council specifically accepted its obligation to loyally a during the period of the charter for which its representatives in promoting the program of the Boy Scoµts of Americ as a Council of the first class, , 8 application is made. Council, reports are herewit h subAs required under the Federal Charter and the By-Laws of the National year ending December 31st, 1924, including mitted covering the activities under the direction of this Council during the tures, camping activities, Court of Honor a record of the extent of the work, financial statement of receipts and expendi activity and detailed outline of our local organization for the coming year. 2. . 3. This Council has accepted its quota of of the National Council as follows: a. Enclosed herewith. ,.,L./ 7/ o Y - . • n .ri . equal_payments of · / b. I.n , c:z<t -t<£ L ~0 p v08 ~ \00 _$~u0~ * for the year 1925, and agrees to pay it to the Treasur er each, during the months .. .f7 1/ o of~vu2.<. d.tjl4" r ~'-----=-'---·- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - council charter fee amounting to $ Jc'> 0 u is transmi tted herewith.~4/~~) • This amount should not include charter fee. Section 1 of the By-Laws, the folIn accordance with Article V, Section 3, of the Constitution and Article I, the undersigned hereby certifying to such lowing have been elected as our representatives on the National Council, election: 4. Name #) bvcz' J.=- John T. Mor;g:an Address :Sdg:::.r-lta.rgan ::::a:B.}Cny 7~1] Scouta- re,i1tere -d.)1,-000 -r ...... heach . llolto: a SrnitJa T:11tro - Smith & Perkin s, !emphi .s, Tenne ssee Signed~~---~~-------~~--~~.... , (President of Local Council) lo5~,°'~~---~"'-"'····. �The information asked for in the following reports is e~sential to the National Council in its task of serving· your council and helping you to create and maintain proper standards of efficiency. Please see that this report is forwarded to the National Council NOT LATER THAN JANUARY 31st, 1925, and as much earlier as possible, so that your charter for 1925 may be issued without delay. Please answer EVERY QUESTION and give EXACT FIGURES AND DATA. Estimates should be so indicated. If it is necessary to leave any question unanswered, please state reason . • FACTS ABOUT TERRITOR Y Total population of local council territory including affiliated communities: Distribution of population: Protestant~O %; Catholic }o ~0 ~ % ; Jewish?-· CJ O.o O 0reff<fe~ % ; Miscellan eous--%· Indicate whether your territory is principally Metropolita n; Rural; Suburban; Industrial; Residential ; - - - }Jzj:,~~-- (2/tJ °h(Ji%C({,()1Jo 1~pro~-- /dcc~c/~iJJ ~~7 ) of the If a county ordistrict council, have you promoted and supervised the scout program in all communities county or district?-----'~--------" If not,, state r _ e a s o n s _ v _ · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - How many,co111munities havetroops.?~/.~·-·_____ _ How many .have none?_v_____ _____ ____ What, ·if any, perce'ntage of the population is forelgn:..bom ?-L /Yr;) tkJ{/I/ 3 fa What nationalities predominate ?--''-"~L!L..~(t..J.~~"'--------------~---------­ The following communities are under the jurisdiction of this council by affiliation=~-+:0~ll""'<;f<'.I.""--""'""'=------ Have formal applications for affiliation been filed with the National Council, for each? ,,._/t"""·"'"l/i.,_·~=.e,"'"-.,l'"""""'M~----­ NoTE: Formal affiiiation should be· applied for by a community only when such affiliation will make possible greater service to the community by the local council. If the service can be given just as effectively without formala affiliation then there should be no affiliation: . A local council should not accept the affiliation of a community at such distance as to make difficult proper supervision by ·tne council of the work in that community or which would necessitate considerable traveling by the boys in that community. NOTE: , Experience has demonstrated that in a territory having a population of 100,000 or more, or in a county. or larger area, the best results can be secured through some form of district organization under the local council. fa your territory di~ided into distric;s Have _you organized_ ?1Mt-. H~w distr~ct copJmi!tees ?_(;J([b . many 1 J4f /jwaJwUMJ~ ~) How are they represented on the council? _____ ___ Is the admi'lii.ftratio?J of the work in the districts in charge of the respective District Committees, or is it carried on thwugh Deputy .Commis~ioners_ or Field Executives only, without reference to the District Committees? 1}/,r.:it.r dJ. {JO-no:.... ~ .j~ J dt? . . -2- �FA<;!S ABOUT COUNCIL When was the council first organized? _ ___,of-"-""~L=""'-->J"''--_,/'-tf'-+-~/~b"--"-e___________ ~------Members: How many Protestant? , Catholic? How many represe11ting Business Interests? Religious? , Labor? , Troops? , Jewish? _ _ __ , Civic? , Educational? - - - - , Is each of your troops represented either in council membership or on a District How many troops are NOT so represented? O,z ~ '2z Committee?~u1k'L - fj(_m Committees: Give names of Committees organized for work during the coming y e a r . - - - - - - - - - - - - ,Jr,,a1 - ~/- ~ ??£. /<!hr.J ~"'""''' " ' 1 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - _::,:;l,:;_,;r,:..<4.d,..· ~~~/~n."'=' )~as / .· Has~ou:7fun~he standard constitution for local councils ~JA ~· Council? • Please submit copies of any amendments or revision of your Constitution and By-Laws, adopted during ti: past year? Are they enclosed? Have they been approved? Constitution and By-Laws on file with the National Council? Headquarters located at .ft/ ~4/0r) tUx / OFFICIALS TO mf 4_..-0..- . Is there a copy of your If not, please submit copy. fa i_t 0- ~f/2"- ~~~ -~~ AND EMPLOYEES. Telephone COMMISSIONED FOR E NSUING YEAR sary. Scout' Executive enclos,e~l--: ~----- New No 71' ~~oJKtD Ass't and Field Executives: s:l"~"'CI Please state all salaries.) Name - - - - - - - - - ' - - - - - - - - - T i t l e ,_ _ __ New No. s.4b7'~G Salary New No. New No. New No. New No. Other s:;r:ied Employees: age;; 61r'7).<kr,, / Name to Position A i::/~..f~Jary ~//- () b (Designate which if an7 of the above are emplo7ed on part time) Scout Commissioner k\ I. Hej skel 1 Deputy Commissioners : Name --~R!.J...l.!.o..bocs;e,...r....1tL......1I...,,.____.li..;_·,"'-"1J.D&e_________ John E. Roberts Rotert W;:illace E.1i. Avery New No. Address Address ]'c:l ls Bldg. ~~.2 F2:L ls New No. Blc'ig, 1'1To:i:::d c:m:i-i'ieJ J i:·ee Me~sick ]lcLr:-, John Hampton Benk Qf Qry:'l.lnerce So. Cotton Oil Co. Motor Batteries Corp. A.M. \Yrey Deputy ComnftM!crn/i1 !i~'f~eaI as Portmaster: New No. New No. New No. New No. New No. New No. Name - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Address Assistant Deputy Commissioners: Name -----------~-------- Address New No. New No. (Personal Data (application for commission) must be filed for each new official) (Additional officials for commissiona 1hould be listed and aheet pasted here) -~- ---· -··- New No. ~~~ ~8] g:~~ <r...~ �.. . ~ i: :::~~:•::4z:::::::2::=:: . ...... ..~.•. t ···~-·-•>~ ~~--~-·~-~·"'· l~·111:11;1f;J ... -r•.'4··. -~~~:;,. .... " . ·~= ....~.. No. square feet of floor space rented . ... u Q 1 Ir. ·'?U'I 1:1 I; !ill n.r~~~;~, ~ price per foot '$::::10 : 00 4) •• ~- -z ·. · n ('J OI 0 rwr ye er - 1 .. fl CC bLJ.t con:Vere nce . . What was t~al__income of your council last year? _r_, I, i .c;'!f:- .L · . --~ ~ .-.,Q. rooms n.:!fJ-]: ~ t9o e?CJ•. . Sale of How many contributors? ~ @~' If so, how much? $ - - - - Did your council end the year 1923 with any indebtedness? Are the funds assured to cover next year's budget as outlined above* _ _ _ __ SUJ>Rli~s? Contributio~.Mfr;li.f 1 Method: .Short term ca~aign ?* ~~. Commumty Chest?* _ Other Methods?*_ _ _ __ 7 00 f.~t?~-~O~ources?.A..;:,£ /";a:;:;q For . 1 year? 2 years? _ __ council NoTE: Please describe on a separate sheet of paper any special method of financing the work of your which has been successfully developed. *Please answer "Yes" or "No."·· . . . ACCOUN TING SYSTEM ·· · · . '' t; ;t t? accountan public certified a by 1. Do you have an annual audit of your bool<~ ~ rr~ # J.u.2r..e 2. If not, what provision for__ auditjs ~ade?.~02- <J,,_,;~ "-;1-4_.;:=;, &A~e.A.&! ~ 3. Who a~tho:rizes expenditures by your council~~~:;>7.e;t--/ro ~ / ~~ ~~ ~fu.£e/ 4. Who signs the checks? & ~~ 5. Who keeps the books and financial records? ~ £<.,/ .~~~~~'i]d.~~ 6. Are your receipts from all sources deposited to the credit of the Ti.:easurer ?---LJ~.&o:i:ll.2: __ 7. If not, what special accounts do you have ?__.t_,4;,~~./'w.>-L<~~~~~l/.!!!3.~~~~&a'.:L.::~~~g:__ 8. Please submi: audited, ~etailed st.atement:~~!;biti;ies a.~2~ Dec. 31, 1924? n /Uae~ 9. Name of cha~rman of Finance Committee.~, -4- ehe&:t [pJt..._-tt: �Officers and Members of Local Counc il Please typewrite this list or write very legibly. Signatures are not wanted. Representinir Troop--T. Bus.-B. Educal.-E. Civic-C. Relig.-R. Church PreferADDRESS NAME PresidentJo hn T. :DJ::orgc;.n 2 Vice-Pres.p,:r. E. .Rosenth al 3 Vicc-Prea.r;.eorge Phillips 4 Vice-Pm.M artin J. Condon 1 ~- w. <fl .. tf l • ) 5 Vice-Pres. 6 TreasurerJohn J. Heflin 1 Secretary\V. l\1. Solomon c.. -I ... 0 I ""•:.. . C.><.. .:::o.:::mrn=i:..:s:.::s"'i'-"o'""n::,,e'-"r,___.. a=· .,; 0 z .. ~ ~ OCCUPATION Edgar-Mo rg,-m Cor:-1Tlany ence 1 Prot. 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Neilson J B -.....-La7.ryer Bank off (h:mim~\.:'9e Bldg. .:.. "-p::; 2sl.". B P Lawyer 0 Bank of Commerbe Bld_g. I _;. z B G.J~._..L•.:...,>'n..-:t ... 't>J.J. ~ __?_ - - - - - 1 - - 1 - - - 0 :i::: ~ 0 ~0 u 29 Jo w.c. Jobnsoa u C. A. Russe 11 33 A.. St1mton ?.ogers 31 H A. .J:!., M. £. ~, Craver .b'iL1.Ch co. Tuiem 1.lis Street R.H.. . !l!enneesee l!ibre Co. Southern R.• R. s tl·P. t t o:n--·1::.rr en Co. Z09Q ~Q;w().en-·. A.rnerica.n Snuff Com-;:ianl B P J ;.,;.£-Lw.ger Pr<.!side:>J.t Street}[ .].. ·B B D ./. :e [1. p . H:.rdwar e .~hole sale 'l QQi:j.Q QQ. -SmJff p R. .... :B (.A.d.1 IAA T 1: T T E T Rabbi J T J7 Dr. George Eaearat J. P.. Newell Baron-Ei 1·scl:l S;:znr.:70. ;cce ... l92'.l . ·-:ovtdeu '.'lhO:i<e sale E m ll c. Buntyn{ Tenness ee Cook & Love 2114 Walker p p p T T T JS ......__ l• D. Block ]... D. McWicor..tet Ga.:oso Hotel Bry-Bloc k Niorcant ile --..._ J6 3!1 40 E. Johnson Robert s. Love E. "N. C1·ump . Merchan t _Bootery :Pastor -- --R - by uainir more than one letter. If the - e man repreamta more than one irroap in the community indicate it in fifth column ."'."!}.~ 'U .. _ ...'!..) �Officers and Members of Local Council Please typewrite this list or write very legibly. Signatures are not wanted. Church Prefer· ence NAME ADDRESS .41H. l'if. Bra·,vley OCCUPATION Vi tsell Bros. IvJ:fg. Co. 42Sam Jackson 43W. L. Kettle·rvell ... 44A. Wray 45C. G· C<il'ter 46.il..lfred Mason 47 R· E. Mitchell Cooper 4sSamiiel ------·49J. w. Gates y .11 •. ~. ,L. 1673 Galloway Southern Cotton Oil Co Bank of Commerce Bldg. Carrington-Mason & Sons Clover :B'arm Dairy 1222 Overton Park Ave. ,... Penic~-Pord J.7~• r ~-- 5oHarry Webb MempJ:}is Milling Co T~-.c- --:--":." /'"' . . . 51 . ' ·---1-- ____ 52Walter White , ,__ ---: ~tnden ave. Christian 1 53 Joe Hanover C f . 4 501.0-entral Bank Bldg. G E J --B~_@!{ f r• ·. 54 uy • O:vl~l'------~-'"'"·· --'-· . O vOmmerce 55 s. Allenber~-~ _ ___ __J_·~· ..1 ~&ilk of CorillJierce 56 A· G. Rile~ __ ·' _______ Ex..ali.;i~~],,dg. t ' 57 'ii. P. Phillip$~--+ _ i:!_~ s ....;M_9_Le~n. 58 n. E. Weigel d,.:,,_ ·---: \__ ~JJB6 Jj.lg_bee 59 o. T. l'tokard ·,~Raines, Tennec see 60 .M. B. Prichard ~-- ~!j)\ ,N. Wille·tt 61 l}:r,. rN. w• .Armstrong/ , Ht;:O · F?JCOll Ave. ' ·" ., 62 lvlfg. p T Bus. Sect'y Truck Bldr. Cotton Oil Broker Insurance Sec & Treas Lumberman Manager p T T ( r: \ r 1- Pastor Lawyer Real Estate Law;ler _, Cotton Salesman Chief Olk. Traveling .Pastor ---·-- George w. 64 ,... s. 10$8 Forrest Mem1Jhis Street R. Hollywood, Tenn. 400 Linden 1152...Forrest -.: r.:i . 289 N! 484 J:vlcLemore Ave. T. Bro·im c. Wortham 66 E. Vi. McClure 67 R. :a. Hulett 68 T. L. Mcl'.lal ta 69 Sidne;r,Law 70 71 65 v• --- ---- Arnold 72 R. T p p p T T T p T p a J T p T J p p p p T T T T Maiilif act ure r Engineer (X) (X) -- --- ---- p p T -- T R T Auditor Decorator .P p Mgr. Nati t< rl:UfB p Booklrpr. second .~ p p 1) ~r~~veling ·-' . T T T p T T p T --- --- , - . 73 . 74 -- .. - -- -- ... ... 75. ·-·- 76 ---·· - ... 77 78 - - so· - .. .. 79 - """<"":•. - ... -·---- I I . On _extra_ -~heetsHst all ~dditional members of Council and also list members of District Committees if organized. -6-- Send lcouting to New Memhers ___. L _ - - - - T --- La~er :e-.:· 63 p p p Mfg. ., ---y , .. Prot. Cath. Jew. Representing Troop-T. Bus.-B. Educa!.-E. Civic-C. Relig.-R. Labor-L. I �ENLISTMENT OF LEADERS 2. How many do you need now? 3. Ch'-~ ~ ~ How long have your Scoutmasters served, who were registered December 31, 1923? ~_;c...._,~----L °Yv(rv\J"", __1 Less Years ,than I 3 Number 2 f ~ 3 ~~ 1. 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 ~ NoTE-1£ this question is not answered, please state the reason.-------~ /;~,..:C-.------------ 4. Are any of your Scoutmasters serving also as Deputy Commissioners? _ ___,!;/_!'_,"-.--------------~How' many? ----'-~-------. Is this plan successful? 6. What duties, in general, do your Deputy Commissioners perform? ·~ ~--~~~ --"~"----'---'--»<-----~--~~-"-· _ _ _ _ _ _ __ How many different adults were connected with the Scout work under your jurisdiction on December 31, 1923? NOTE: The number requested should include council members, commissioned officers, both paid and volunteer;' all members of Court of Honor, Troop Committeemen, Scoutmasters and Assistants, Expert Examiners and members of District Committees. Eliminate for duplications so that the number reported will be the net. COUNCIL ACTIVITY COUNCIL 1. Number of members in 1924 ................. 2. Number of meetings in 1924 ................. 3. Average attendance 4. .......................... b s:-_ I ~ ~ Did the various committees of the Council function actively during the year 1924? EXECUTIVE BoARD :'J ti i ,, - f1 ~ ~ Which ones did n o t ? - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 5. Please submit any committee reports. Are any enclosed?_ ___,_·-----~-- mit copy of the Annual Report of the Scout Executive or Scout Commissioner. Is it enclosed?· -7.- �REGISTRATION STATISTICS ,,• )i f Troops : 1t;,' ~' z. " \.'" ' Scoutma~~}s I \ I.~ =* ~"6 '\ ' " 13 _.. -- <J " 15 " 16 "-~ " 17 t., ~:~.. ~.,\ " I Ll It> ~ I ....~ rj L) ·v ~ " °";, \\; 19 " "~~) 20 " ;- .;_ ''"\ ·i..i l1 <],, q b -;; I - .. l.-~L ." 3 •::"-<. ~ g 0 ~ i °! I 7 f I)'" \ l\ i.f , "\ ,_;. ,/ ~ q registration over- b due (inc I uding a'! I boys not "dropped.") '.O l •Boys of Scout Age in Territory I fl_ La Cf i~ ,) ;)_ i;..i s l ~ ~ I q <6 ~tttq_rl /bl~~ ' .~~~;;;:JI , ""p~-· 7_ , n _._ -~ I 3 l , If any of data requested above is not furnished please state •- -. -J._, --Y:&· I~~" ~J/:,,/ q I I _ .L.IL- ,,J,,, l/,T I (p 9. ..?._........ ' .......<.~-.o. . . i,t::'.1..'.•'......... ?.. 31, :2 1 ' d. •?\ I. .. """I ; NoTE: ''Active'' 1923 is total of new + : : r,;: «:&1istered + re- ! ~- I ~:3- -~'C Q '3 .:> :{ ____'.d._;-:2.. on I Dec. lQ :,;-::;. 3 l Q_ l fa ..., +- . ... _.__ ,___ lL 9,. , ,..i ""· s: -::! ..., 1 ?i (i""'~ ,;g Tpta,I N~mber '.'Activ.e". , ~ ·: ;:.'.''/.,1 ,. ""..J._ ; l l s5 ,. . ';~ 18 I i~ l. \ .........··:..:.:_ ..... ·._,..,__, '• :·~ ~ " 0 ~- A~S:+ 45".:i- 9 Q ~., t ·- Total Number '~.Active'' 1 : on Dec. 31. 1924 '::) \ ' :t \ d- .., ""'...:. ·;.: ~ -1~ ~ • 1, ~":' "?i l ) 9-, •• ~--f"'.:i,,_3 {. 6:--0 \~~ '"! " 14 vi' ., - 8 l ·:y ; Scouts (Total)" { 12 years ".) Re-registration overdue Dec. 31, 1924 1924 1924 -- 'Ll I \ Scoutmasters Asst;' 1924 '• ~ i . ~- Total Reregistered during Total Dropped during Total new Registered'· during ; -,,1 ·~ ·~· .1£~ .. Total reason? ----NOTE : (Method of determining number of boys of scout age.) 2 Each age ·group will contain approximately 1 % of total population. B. In exceptional communities, school census may include this data. C. Actual count. Indicate which method is used. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ If an estimate is made, state by whom _ _ _ _ _ __ A. Give the 5 or more principal causes for Scout losses in troops under your council, in ord\!r of importance. 1. ~ ~ , , , . • ·C]~,_,,,,_;k ' - .- _,_, __ . .,.. • -o. - • - • - - • ·-, , .l J;___ . . , .,__ - -. . ' . . What steps have you taken to provide for the orderly exit of scouts from active troop membership? 3. To what extent is· the plan successful? - · ~ ' ·· ,~ " 2. - ~ . ; ' .· · S How many troops definitely connected with institutions on December 31, 1924 ?·~----~3-'1+-----.c---­ ~ave;7&~avI (?~ 4, ~ ~ 4h ~- , I / ~ /r/7£ How many institutions in your territory had no troops on December 31, 1924, but should i: «le How niany new troops do you plan to organize during 1925? -s- . I �COURT OF· HONOR ' \\I ' ·' ~ Ho~or do you have? 1. How·many Courts of 3. Total membership? _ _ _ __ 4. /- 2. Number of members in each? _ _ _ _ _ _ __ How often did they meet in i924 ? - - - - - - - How many 5. 6. · What functions wete performed by the Courts· of llonor ? - - - - - - meetings were public?_ _ _ _ __ . Do you have a staff of expert instructor and examiners. ~ ~. ; .·. 'Ho~ selecte~HJ ~ ~ .hv ,:,- cSv dfce.. · r~.'}. ,8,. Who conducts the following tests? Tenderfoot . ... . '. . . . ' / ' ' '' Second Class .Se.eHandbook for Boys First Class for authorized procedure. Merit Badge ~fi&::~ during 1924 in each· of the following ranks; p.nd the total number in qualified· who boys of number . 9. \Give the **Total Registered Membership, by Rank, as of 1924: 31, each rank on record on December December 31, 1924 1924 J2uring Rank *Numbei-. ,?couts Qualified in Each • (If a boy qualified in more than one rank during the year, he should be Tenderfoot included in each rank in which he qualified.) 4 ' ' . ·. lo a:--0 :.c. i ;1cr. Tenderfoot )-,.'--(r_·~-r;~----------­ Second Class _ _··... Second Class ) . F' .. C.l . (Not including trst ass Merit Badge .Scouts (lnclvding. Life,.) Merit Badge . . . · Star. and. Eagle . First Class---~-------------,,,).. Merit Badge --~-+-......___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Count a scout) only in highest '. ( rank attained,. Life Scouts Life Scout---~-------~-.,----­ Star S c o u t - - - + - ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Eagle Scout Star Scouts Cf Eagle Scouts ·:;,. l · .Total All Ranks J 0 ,~t ~ ** The •um of Tendedoot, Second Class, First Class and Merit Badge Scouts should equal your total enrollment. How many of each of the merit badges were awarded during 1924? Li} Hiking Carpentry Agriculture 10. Chemistry Archery ll Angling Architecture Lo Art Astronomy ··,·"':•·,·· Athletics .J Automobiling Aviation Bee Keeping Bird Study Blacksmithing Botany ;yo Interpreting Conservation .p. Leather Working Cooking t£.. ~;;;c ~ife Saving Cycling Dairying 3 tJ-5" '4- g- i? - q - Marksmanship ';... Masonry Mining Firemanship g~ Music First Aid 4- I Painting F:irst Aid to Animals 5"~- Pathfinding Bqsiness Gardening Handicraft ·~ Personal Health '7 ~ 4 ';lP . t_J, Poultry Keeping Printing ':/::::_].. Public Health Safety First (__S '-/-- 1 Scholarship Seamanship ~ --3 l Ip s7 lo l z. . 3 ~~· L_ Sculpture Signaling Stalking Surveying Swimming ~; /.J G JI /£S' - Taxidermy Physical Development I s ww~. Total b~dges awarded NOTE-If questions 9 and 10 are L How many different scouts 12. Do you limit the number of To ~w many? '-fa Plumbing _,- Photography L0 !~;L Pioneering Machinery h!~ Forestry .£2.· a Electricity Bugling Camping Horsemanship Civics Craftsmanship s fo 8 / C!> ..3 0 · · hot fully answered, please state reasons t h e r e f o r . - - - - - - - - - - - 1 qualified for ~erit badges during 1924? / J ' merit badges tor. whic:h a scout may qualify at one sitting of the Court of Hoaod , . · \·hJ ·' .;.;.. 0;.;.... �COMMUNITY SERVICE _-_' ______ On a separate sheet please list any special features of your work during 1924, referring especially to public service, community "good tur~s," and noteworthy individual "good turns." Is it enclosed? ~d-c.~r-~~. INSPECTION SERVICE I. What committee or official is in cha.-ge \1 your troop inspection 2. How often was each of your troops officially inspected 3. How many troop inspectors were used in 1924? 4. What rank do troop inspectors hold, if i~ . service?()_,,,~ ~ L ,{]~~~~. tfL1=~6-zo/" - · 1924?. tr) •. ,(_ -1 ~.R-12~ . . . . = ~.. ,/ Me/cY~ . r~ ~ ,:t;p~~. any?c+~ ~ ~ /E_ 5. To whom are the inspection reports referred for action? +-~ ~ }ff~ . SERVICE SUGGESTIONS 1. How can th~ National Council be of more service to your Couneil? .e::J~ . . . . . - ~ t;;l<[~.,J~.v~~j:taig,.M# '/I~ v ~A-=~'7. 2. What is the consensus of opinion of your council as to the most important ;and helpful service that the Boy Scouts of America could render to the country during the year 1fus? mJ~ --?~ ~ - ~ ~,,,__,;.,£,.. ~A.. ~~ 4b ~ 14~.t&l ~01~ . l/o .£4.,..~ '°' 3. ~~)~Qt,,,.,, / ~~" Please submit any new forms, blanks or printed matter adopted by your council during: the year, including vhotographs illustrative of the work of your council. · J\re they enclosed? _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ -10- 'j �~tltK B-TRAINING PROGRAM t/tp-h'\,docAL COUNCIL - a -+--.--- ..0.tr...L /}- ~ V< - . ~ £3. ....,....s R~~~ ~ ______ Have you used the Scoutmaster's Handbook as a textbook in your training program? ~ld~_.J>.-. Have you held meetings for training of Troop Committeemen? c/V =- £.:.~ ~ ::;(:\7~, 14. Did you have a special a vanced course for experienced Scoutmasters?"" 15. 16. 0 17. Have you had a trai.ning course for patrol leaders? Iv ..,, , Scribes? a-~- ~ful? 18. Did you have a ye<_!!!ly training program for 1924 ?}@9L , for 1925? Are they success- 1 &-x> ' ' 19. W at new suggestions for training leaders can you offer? J) L ,,4;,v 20. What are your plans for the attendance of your Executive and staff at conferences? - fferv ~ G....._ NoTB:: Please enclose copies of any printed matter descriptive of your training program. COMMUNITY RELATIONSHIPS 1. Do you maintain at all times an up-to-date survey of conditions affecting boy life in your community? * <--""= - 2. Does your Scout Executive have per,:nal and active contact with the School system and its officers? Ch_urches? q....>--6 , Y. M. C. A.? Lf.-. ~ , Boys' Clubs? , + q """" ~ ~. ), Departmen~ City Officials and 3. What organizations or groups have called on the scouts for service during 1924? ALL Newspapers? . Business Organizations? . ef<~ ?~4-·_,_...P-~------------- 0 free use of school buildings for troc)p and other meetings 4. Do 5. Is your Scout Executive called upon t serve in connection with community celebrations as a representative of ~ A.Ok /J'IAmV • a_ ~ =- t. the Boy Scouts of America? = ~e .d< #~ . _.efi--..- . �: i. J ./; t: ,. ' ·1 •••.. ' ' j ,. ,I l l I :l I .......... l : J.j l~=-~~~~~-____:____~•- I l �If not, please enclose 2. Has your final camp repoh:orward~ro the camping department? with this report. Is it enclosed? ~ ~ 3. How many troops held individual troop camps of at least one week's duration in 4. Total number of Scouts G«~ 1924?--~----- week or more each in troop camps? 5. Did you conduct a winter camp in 1924?_____ Dates? _ _ _ _ __ Total attendance _____~6. . Average number of such How many of your troops have taken overnight hikes during 1924? hikes per troop? - - - - - - - 7. Value of camp property owned by Council; lands, $ - - - - - - - - Buildings, $-·- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - LOCAL COUNCIL SEASCOU TING I. Have you a Seascout Shipping ~ \ 2. Does ;1 meet regulady? 3. Realizing our "safety 4. What percenta e of ~rogram, & ~ U.! W--- How many meeting' ;u 1924'!-~·------- are you sailing the straight course?* 15 years of age and over dropped out of Scouting in 1924 ?_ _ _ _ _ _ __ 5. How many old r boys, who.left Scouting, have come back to go Seascouting? - - - - - - 8. How many Navy boats had you under our plan, and in what condition were they on December 31, 1924? 9. How many of your ships have been provided with an exclusive meeting place? _____ __ as the "billet system," * By the "straight! course" is· meant due attention to our detailed system of holding the patrol together as a boat crew, known American Red Cross and the successive flags and and stringent attention to seascout standards in the distribution of the life saving badges awarded by the .badges of the five grades of work; the responsi'bility and d"!""er of the Seascout progr!lm• LOCAL COUNCIL VETERAN SCOUTS NoTE-Give answers as of December 31, 1924. 1. How maJJ.y of your scout officials are eligible for registration as· Veterans? 5 year 15" 10 year 2. How many of your scout officials are registered as Veterans? " " " " 3. How many of your scouts are eligible for registration as Veterans? " " " " 4. How many of your scouts are registered as Veterans? " " 10 " " 5. Have you effected any local organization of your Veteran Scouts? _ _ _ _ __ - 13..,. �l I ,, '' ·~ .r ...... ; .. , . ~· r.. ·r;·.'.!f •oooaooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo~oo~-booooooo.oo~vooooovooo4~oo~·Oooooooooooooooooooooo••: t''i·.. •. "'·"Qa ~ . . '···-----·~---'----'----~- ------- j,,' ; '-' : • . ··: .·: ) ~·; 1,; .· �Transmittal Blank I hereby submit $ • - - - - - - - to cover the following items: ( 1) National Council Quota in accordance with Paragraph 3, Page 1, this report $ ______ (2) Local Coundl Charter Fee (See Article XIII, Section 3, Clause 1, National By-Laws) $ _ _ _ _ __ ( 3) Subscriptions to "Scouting," at SOc each, to be sent according to list checked, p~e4 $ ( 4) Subscriptions to "Boys' Life" at $2 each, to be sent according to list attached $ _ _ _ _ __ (S) Small certificates for members of local council at 10 cents each $ _ _ _ _ __ (6) (7) Large certificates for framing, as per foot note, at SOc. plain; framed with French glass, $1.7S. (State for whom. This does not refer to local council charter.) $ ______ Order for Supplies and other purposes (regular order blank herewith)------- $--~-­ $----Total $ ----- Respectfully submitted, Title _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Date - - - - - - - - - - : - - - - - - - - Mail Address ( S t r e e t ) - - - - - - ' - - - - - - - ( City and S t a t e ) - - - - - - - - - ' - - - - - - - NOTICE TO SCOUT OFFICIALS Pocket certificate is furnished to Scoutmasters, Assistant Scoutmasters and all commissioned officers, as well as to registered Boy Scouts, without extra charge. Members of local council may secure these small certificates at 10 cents each. Please send list of those members who desire certificates (see S above). Certificates, 9 x 11 inches in size, suitable for framing, can be secured upon payment of SO cents each. This price simply covers the cost of printing, clerical work, and mailing. Should you desire any such certificate sent you ·in a neat black frame, with French plate glass, it will cost $1.7S prepaid. · Please indicate above if you desire any of these certificates. SCOUTING The magazine, "SCOUTING," is sent free to scoutmasters, assistant scoutmasters, scout comm1ss1oners, deputy scout commissioners, assistant deputy scout commissioners,· scout executives, assistant and field scout executives, presidents of local councils, members of the National Council and special field scout commissioners only. Local council members not included in the foreS,"oing list are invited to subscribe at the special rate of SOc per year. ~ -15- �National Council R.ecord Please do not write on this page. SUMMARY. 13. Accounting System 2. Fee 14. Leadership Enlistment 3. Quota 4. National Representative 15. Council Activity 16. Scout Enrollment 5. Number of Members 17. Troops 18. Court of Honor 7. Troop Representation 19. Inspeetion Service 8. Committees 20. Training Program 9. · Constitution 21. Community Relationships ··:.-10.'- -1-Ieadquartet<S,. .~-,·-~-.-~ ....,.".µ,,.,.,.;,,. .. -, ..._....~-- . ··""'·-'-.--~"-"'":;~!DP ...... ______ "'" ......-... -,,.-~,,,,.____ --~c. ..... 1. 6. Territory Community Representation .~ 11. Commissioned Officials 23. Seascouting 12. Budget 24. Records---------------- to Approval letter sent Charter ordered _ _ _ _ _ _ Mailed _ _ _ _ _ _ to _______ Frame ordered _ _ _ _ _ __ Dropped _______ Checked _ _ _ _ _ __ Re-registered Members: New Additional members added ______________Dropped members noted _ _ __;__ _ _ _ _ __ Entry - - - - - - - b y _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ National Council representative entered _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Council members' certificates w r i t t e n - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Mailed _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Executive's certificate writte•.___________________ " Commissioner's certificate written_ _ _ _ _ _ _· - - - - - - - - Deputy Commissioner's certificate written______ - - - - - - - Stencils made ___________ Compared - - - - - - - - Sent to Stencil cards --~µd Council ·._ ,.. -· .. .. ~··-.:....- -~ , " " CQD}P.liss~o.ned .. officers' cards written Key man for this Council as ordered on ~nd ·compared - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - is------------------Address _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ on Address-----------on Address------------Affiliated territory and dates approved=----------~'-------------------. Filed:_ _. . . _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - �Form 539A-L. C. Charter ·Renewal lnsert-10-24-1500·-B.E. Third Biennial Conference Objectives Adopted at Estes Park, September 15, 1923 ·--·······-···---·-···········-·-····--·····-·············------· -··-----------············---------····-····------------·---···········---··-----··············-··········--- .............................. ---··-····-----···········--···················································· 2. "An average Troop Density of 5 per 10,000 population." Table of Norms-Troops per 10,000 Population Population Groups 500,000 and over ........ 300,000 to 499,999 ....... 100,000 to 299,999 ....... 50,000 to 99,999 ....... Under 50,000 ........... City Councils Section County Area 2 3 5 8 10 3 6 8 10 10 4 6 8 10 10 4 6 8 What was your Troop Density December 31st, 1923? ...... /..: .. 10 10 -?.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Decern ber 31st, 1924? ................................................................................................. /..'../J. .P...~..................................................................................................... What do you intend to make it by December 31st, 1925? -~• ..l?.....Q....................................................................................................... -············-·······'·····----···································--··········-~~---£ What plans have you made to accomplish this? 0... . ~.~~.,/.:!'~----~----~---------------------·---- Also by December 31st,· 1926? .................................................................................,:................. ;). ~ ~-----···--~·····!:..'?.. ~ - ..................... -/- ~· ~ ..~.......................................................... ---~dd. ~.~--·---··--········~--- 3. "25% Increase of Scout Re-registrations." What % of the Scouts_you had December 31st, 1923, were re-registered during 1924? ..... ~.4f.~J?..~ What % of those you have on December 31st, 1924,· do you intend to register during 1925 ?.... ,,,'J.~~=--···--· . . . . . . . . .. !!..fl.o. . . . . . . . . 1926 ?... What plan' have you made t~ "°"'' thi'? ,.:i'2.ff.t::.~.-j.d.:0:z5:.../:j::..:_e...1 .•..':;)_~-~· t:::;t:t~=~:r:-::_:::·:~:~~~-~~-~ What were your net gains or losses in registration of Scouts from :: ~:::::: ::: :::::::: ::: :::;~~:::==~~::: : ::=:::·:·:::::::::~-~::::_::·::::::=: �4. "15% Registration each year of 12-year-old boys." How many boys reach 12 years of age each year in your city? .......... / ..?..~ 9-.:.:::::.............................................................. What% of your scouts are 12 years old ?............ .rr... . ~J.!?...,-:C... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . What % of the boys that become 12 years old in your territory do you intend to recruit during 1925.? ...... l.~%.. . . . . . 1926? .....::t...c_p............ / What plans have you made to ~ccomplish t7/JA .. this ?../.~~t:-~----~---~-~ ~ . • ~"'.&··:·:.<.rn,1.,~ !1.••.•..•...•.•. 7f_ ~~/+dr!_-~-~~~--,;;L--~~-=!!:_,.t';:};;;L_______ 5. "2S% of All Scoutmasters to have been Scouts." What % of your present (December 31, 1924) Scoutmasters have been Scouts ?......... /...ll. .20... . . . . . . . . .:. . . . . What% do you intend to have by December 31, 1925? ....................................... December 31, 1926? ...................................... . _ ~~at plans have been made to insure this?~~--~··-~~L~···fr··-.4.:. .~~. ,. . . . . . . . . . . .. ~~~-;;;~~~ O<,d#~-~--~~--~ ./,/~~~...................................................~................A..... ············- ..,4';;z. ..4/'.'~.~----~·-···············-~----~·-···-·····..···· ~ ~_, -Y~ ~C> a~ &'C'c.'·4/ v~. 6. "25% increase of Re-registration of Assistant Scoutmasters." · What % of the Assistants you had December 31, 1923, were re-registered during year 1924? ...~~-~-What % is your objective for December 31, 1925 ?...=:................................:.......................................................................................................... :::::a::c;;b::a;:;":::,;:~~:;::::;;\~:~:;::-~~:~~:~~-:~ -~z-:~l/u. . . ~-~---··Ct£.~:. :.. . . .~4£~·---~~--i!:~ . .£~.$.. .<C~lf.~~~~ z; . . . . . .4.1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . is your ,o~i:eh..~e dutie~f t:e Assistant Scoutmaster? ~6.~/'~----~·-··-~~~-······· ~· · · · ·~· · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·-· · · · · · · · · · · ·_· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · -· · · · ·-· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·. 7. _"25% of Scouts to be of First Class or Merit Badge Rank." *-.. . . . . . . What % of your Scouts were of First Class or Merit Badge rank December 31, 1924?...,,..i.?.c;:ff. What % is your objective for December 31, 1925? ................k../.!.... .!./:......?..q_. . . . . :. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . · Also for December 31, 1926? ...................................................................................................................................................................:............................................... What areyour plans to do thi~s ........~ .. ::.f.~:.~-----~---~~~-~---··-~·-·····~--.2~ ............... -/ft?.. ~. . .&¢v:.:. . .:f..P./a....... . . . . . . . . d.~!...._-;1;,.':fJ. . . .rf.~'-::!!a. . 4/-~-Z~. . . .~. . . . . . . . . . :. . . . . . ~. .-4... ~-~. . . . . . . ~. . .~"U................................................................................................................,....................................................... · � 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 c0 p y Form 539-10-2 4-1500-B .E. Appl icatio n for Rene wal of Char ter for First Class Loca l Coun cil DO NOT WRITE HERE Fee$ Quota _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Mag.-------Supplies Total ___ ___ ___ Boy Scou ts of Ame rica (Incorpora ted February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congre11 June 15, 1916) NATION AL COUNCI L, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERIC A, 200 Fifth Avenue, New York City, N. Y. ~~~j~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~H~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~ 1925, in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution , ~ ion for ren~wal of charter was officially and By-Laws, policy and regulations of the Boy Scouts of America. This applicat 19~ held on j;i~) authorized by the loc~l -~ouncil or executive board at a regular meeting co-operate with the National Council and at which meeting the Council specifically accepted its obligation to loyally a during the period of the charter for which its representatives in promoting the program of the Boy Scoµts of Americ as a Council of the first class, , 8 application is made. Council, reports are herewit h subAs required under the Federal Charter and the By-Laws of the National year ending December 31st, 1924, including mitted covering the activities under the direction of this Council during the tures, camping activities, Court of Honor a record of the extent of the work, financial statement of receipts and expendi activity and detailed outline of our local organization for the coming year. 2. . 3. This Council has accepted its quota of of the National Council as follows: a. Enclosed herewith. ,.,L./ 7/ o Y - . • n .ri . equal_payments of · / b. I.n , c:z<t -t<£ L ~0 p v08 ~ \00 _$~u0~ * for the year 1925, and agrees to pay it to the Treasur er each, during the months .. .f7 1/ o of~vu2.<. d.tjl4" r ~'-----=-'---·- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - council charter fee amounting to $ Jc'> 0 u is transmi tted herewith.~4/~~) • This amount should not include charter fee. Section 1 of the By-Laws, the folIn accordance with Article V, Section 3, of the Constitution and Article I, the undersigned hereby certifying to such lowing have been elected as our representatives on the National Council, election: 4. Name #) bvcz' J.=- John T. Mor;g:an Address :Sdg:::.r-lta.rgan ::::a:B.}Cny 7~1] Scouta- re,i1tere -d.)1,-000 -r ...... heach . llolto: a SrnitJa T:11tro - Smith & Perkin s, !emphi .s, Tenne ssee Signed~~---~~-------~~--~~.... , (President of Local Council) lo5~,°'~~---~"'-"'····. The information asked for in the following reports is e~sential to the National Council in its task of serving· your council and helping you to create and maintain proper standards of efficiency. Please see that this report is forwarded to the National Council NOT LATER THAN JANUARY 31st, 1925, and as much earlier as possible, so that your charter for 1925 may be issued without delay. Please answer EVERY QUESTION and give EXACT FIGURES AND DATA. Estimates should be so indicated. If it is necessary to leave any question unanswered, please state reason . • FACTS ABOUT TERRITOR Y Total population of local council territory including affiliated communities: Distribution of population: Protestant~O %; Catholic }o ~0 ~ % ; Jewish?-· CJ O.o O 0reff<fe~ % ; Miscellan eous--%· Indicate whether your territory is principally Metropolita n; Rural; Suburban; Industrial; Residential ; - - - }Jzj:,~~-- (2/tJ °h(Ji%C({,()1Jo 1~pro~-- /dcc~c/~iJJ ~~7 ) of the If a county ordistrict council, have you promoted and supervised the scout program in all communities county or district?-----'~--------" If not,, state r _ e a s o n s _ v _ · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - How many,co111munities havetroops.?~/.~·-·_____ _ How many .have none?_v_____ _____ ____ What, ·if any, perce'ntage of the population is forelgn:..bom ?-L /Yr;) tkJ{/I/ 3 fa What nationalities predominate ?--''-"~L!L..~(t..J.~~"'--------------~---------­ The following communities are under the jurisdiction of this council by affiliation=~-+:0~ll""'<;f<'.I.""--""'""'=------ Have formal applications for affiliation been filed with the National Council, for each? ,,._/t"""·"'"l/i.,_·~=.e,"'"-.,l'"""""'M~----­ NoTE: Formal affiiiation should be· applied for by a community only when such affiliation will make possible greater service to the community by the local council. If the service can be given just as effectively without formala affiliation then there should be no affiliation: . A local council should not accept the affiliation of a community at such distance as to make difficult proper supervision by ·tne council of the work in that community or which would necessitate considerable traveling by the boys in that community. NOTE: , Experience has demonstrated that in a territory having a population of 100,000 or more, or in a county. or larger area, the best results can be secured through some form of district organization under the local council. fa your territory di~ided into distric;s Have _you organized_ ?1Mt-. H~w distr~ct copJmi!tees ?_(;J([b . many 1 J4f /jwaJwUMJ~ ~) How are they represented on the council? _____ ___ Is the admi'lii.ftratio?J of the work in the districts in charge of the respective District Committees, or is it carried on thwugh Deputy .Commis~ioners_ or Field Executives only, without reference to the District Committees? 1}/,r.:it.r dJ. {JO-no:.... ~ .j~ J dt? . . -2- FA<;!S ABOUT COUNCIL When was the council first organized? _ ___,of-"-""~L=""'-->J"''--_,/'-tf'-+-~/~b"--"-e___________ ~------Members: How many Protestant? , Catholic? How many represe11ting Business Interests? Religious? , Labor? , Troops? , Jewish? _ _ __ , Civic? , Educational? - - - - , Is each of your troops represented either in council membership or on a District How many troops are NOT so represented? O,z ~ '2z Committee?~u1k'L - fj(_m Committees: Give names of Committees organized for work during the coming y e a r . - - - - - - - - - - - - ,Jr,,a1 - ~/- ~ ??£. /<!hr.J ~"'""''' " ' 1 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - _::,:;l,:;_,;r,:..<4.d,..· ~~~/~n."'=' )~as / .· Has~ou:7fun~he standard constitution for local councils ~JA ~· Council? • Please submit copies of any amendments or revision of your Constitution and By-Laws, adopted during ti: past year? Are they enclosed? Have they been approved? Constitution and By-Laws on file with the National Council? Headquarters located at .ft/ ~4/0r) tUx / OFFICIALS TO mf 4_..-0..- . Is there a copy of your If not, please submit copy. fa i_t 0- ~f/2"- ~~~ -~~ AND EMPLOYEES. Telephone COMMISSIONED FOR E NSUING YEAR sary. Scout' Executive enclos,e~l--: ~----- New No 71' ~~oJKtD Ass't and Field Executives: s:l"~"'CI Please state all salaries.) Name - - - - - - - - - ' - - - - - - - - - T i t l e ,_ _ __ New No. s.4b7'~G Salary New No. New No. New No. New No. Other s:;r:ied Employees: age;; 61r'7).<kr,, / Name to Position A i::/~..f~Jary ~//- () b (Designate which if an7 of the above are emplo7ed on part time) Scout Commissioner k\ I. Hej skel 1 Deputy Commissioners : Name --~R!.J...l.!.o..bocs;e,...r....1tL......1I...,,.____.li..;_·,"'-"1J.D&e_________ John E. Roberts Rotert W;:illace E.1i. Avery New No. Address Address ]'c:l ls Bldg. ~~.2 F2:L ls New No. Blc'ig, 1'1To:i:::d c:m:i-i'ieJ J i:·ee Me~sick ]lcLr:-, John Hampton Benk Qf Qry:'l.lnerce So. Cotton Oil Co. Motor Batteries Corp. A.M. \Yrey Deputy ComnftM!crn/i1 !i~'f~eaI as Portmaster: New No. New No. New No. New No. New No. New No. Name - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Address Assistant Deputy Commissioners: Name -----------~-------- Address New No. New No. (Personal Data (application for commission) must be filed for each new official) (Additional officials for commissiona 1hould be listed and aheet pasted here) -~- ---· -··- New No. ~~~ ~8] g:~~ <r...~ .. . ~ i: :::~~:•::4z:::::::2::=:: . ...... ..~.•. t ···~-·-•>~ ~~--~-·~-~·"'· l~·111:11;1f;J ... -r•.'4··. -~~~:;,. .... " . ·~= ....~.. No. square feet of floor space rented . ... u Q 1 Ir. ·'?U'I 1:1 I; !ill n.r~~~;~, ~ price per foot '$::::10 : 00 4) •• ~- -z ·. · n ('J OI 0 rwr ye er - 1 .. fl CC bLJ.t con:Vere nce . . What was t~al__income of your council last year? _r_, I, i .c;'!f:- .L · . --~ ~ .-.,Q. rooms n.:!fJ-]: ~ t9o e?CJ•. . Sale of How many contributors? ~ @~' If so, how much? $ - - - - Did your council end the year 1923 with any indebtedness? Are the funds assured to cover next year's budget as outlined above* _ _ _ __ SUJ>Rli~s? Contributio~.Mfr;li.f 1 Method: .Short term ca~aign ?* ~~. Commumty Chest?* _ Other Methods?*_ _ _ __ 7 00 f.~t?~-~O~ources?.A..;:,£ /";a:;:;q For . 1 year? 2 years? _ __ council NoTE: Please describe on a separate sheet of paper any special method of financing the work of your which has been successfully developed. *Please answer "Yes" or "No."·· . . . ACCOUN TING SYSTEM ·· · · . '' t; ;t t? accountan public certified a by 1. Do you have an annual audit of your bool<~ ~ rr~ # J.u.2r..e 2. If not, what provision for__ auditjs ~ade?.~02- <J,,_,;~ "-;1-4_.;:=;, &A~e.A.&! ~ 3. Who a~tho:rizes expenditures by your council~~~:;>7.e;t--/ro ~ / ~~ ~~ ~fu.£e/ 4. Who signs the checks? & ~~ 5. Who keeps the books and financial records? ~ £<.,/ .~~~~~'i]d.~~ 6. Are your receipts from all sources deposited to the credit of the Ti.:easurer ?---LJ~.&o:i:ll.2: __ 7. If not, what special accounts do you have ?__.t_,4;,~~./'w.>-L<~~~~~l/.!!!3.~~~~&a'.:L.::~~~g:__ 8. Please submi: audited, ~etailed st.atement:~~!;biti;ies a.~2~ Dec. 31, 1924? n /Uae~ 9. Name of cha~rman of Finance Committee.~, -4- ehe&:t [pJt..._-tt: Officers and Members of Local Counc il Please typewrite this list or write very legibly. Signatures are not wanted. Representinir Troop--T. Bus.-B. Educal.-E. Civic-C. Relig.-R. Church PreferADDRESS NAME PresidentJo hn T. :DJ::orgc;.n 2 Vice-Pres.p,:r. E. .Rosenth al 3 Vicc-Prea.r;.eorge Phillips 4 Vice-Pm.M artin J. Condon 1 ~- w. <fl .. tf l • ) 5 Vice-Pres. 6 TreasurerJohn J. Heflin 1 Secretary\V. l\1. Solomon c.. -I ... 0 I ""•:.. . C.><.. .:::o.:::mrn=i:..:s:.::s"'i'-"o'""n::,,e'-"r,___.. a=· .,; 0 z .. ~ ~ OCCUPATION Edgar-Mo rg,-m Cor:-1Tlany ence 1 Prot. Cath. lmmsry .I Loebs L<mndry ?rucient ial Life Ins. b.rnerica, n Snuff CO!n-oany Le:.C © u'?L.J c IJ C'fu • .--i-R I . ) + - r-0. .U_~&~P~B~a_u~k_ _ _ _ _ _ _ , L[:: nager ~ J,umhrer Nickey Brother s r B B B p p ? p B p B R __ --'--•---.1-,.<;;;'..+P-o+~'e.,,r....,_--- --~- ____.....__ p ff"-fg's4 ----- ---'~- - - -B- - - ---·~--...._I..... -'-'~"='J.-=-·-=B-=-.__..B_,,,i=n=s'-"-w"""a=n=zf',_,,e=r=------ Binswan. ger &. GQ_'.'l'.\;:<iny R ?. Galvary J:::pisc~§.1 Church Rector 10 c. F. Blaisde ll 11 Austin p, Finley ,, S"'t· Svpt. <HY· Eng • t;v--. T311s.V; rj QllS Surgeon l'residel 'lt • , . I\'\ \ '. \',\ ... ....[--< · _::_~ Pres1ue nt 16 June Rudio$~1""1"------- lf.fs. Co·.~1-.¥_ om:-~4_. \ ' . ,f,ffit ::> u _11__,_,'N. .: .a'-=l:_.: t:_.: eo..:; r'--"L=an""·=-e::;......:S::m=it-=.;h=-- -- Mfs;: \'\Tone~"' a;11".ai;c..o_._ qor. :<. l'l'"'""::l.! • . ,I rJ to (X) (X) p .,_.1"".,_,H=e=-=-i=s1""A=e=l-T-=P~o=r~t'""e=r~B~u=i~l=d~in~,g.,___ 0 ~ . p Send Scouting New Mem· be.rs Labor-L. Jew. Feed :Vifg. Board of Educatio n l Gardner & Hovi~ .... 13 H. N. Howe ~ __ S~~~e £, u--""J_am_e_s_M_._1V_&_l_k_e_r_ _ _ _ _ 0. ~ i 0 14 Dr. J. L. Jelks Fideliti l :§:aci~~g;~ u f~ Central 9,fgar Cgg~~~!· ;~ u R. L. Jordan [--< [--< ! ...I ·o Jolln :,:cCluro i3elrlgrad.e L'U:'.1b::·;· '80. L1_;_ E B p B p B B B B B B p p "-'11:_..;:C:...;•--=T.._.--=M=c=-C=-a'-'-b~e______ Ar~Qi,tr _k_Q9p~r,a~_,, 1 _ _ ~ Jvlanat~er .ber ~§\1;~l~~~; ·• -_-___-__-__-_-__f ar1?1';'ans ""'"20-J-.-Gr-'..-J-.-P-e-·r-·1-t-i1_1_s_ _ _ _ S14i_'~:__r~_0_·: 2_1""'._.B_o_l_t_o_n_S_n_n_·t_.1_·1____ __ ~i th ~c,,\~Grl(,i.ri.i ___ ~~-\;j_ l!'a:rm Loans 19 p p ;p p p p 1 B .. B p B P .:.:22;.....::;;T...::.·-=H::.:;"•--=T'-'u;:;._t'°-'-,"°'vi:Cl"'-e=r=---..,..---- ~$t.iAet_it{1._1f-~-- ~~JV:ecejver B P ~'~·o_t~t~.o...n~'--~i.obeAt;§_'.!",;:rter . \. . 0.\ . t.... :!\ ...0 u John E. ~~oberts P_._, ___R_, _ --i~-__ '.-teeter 182J Unt · _'_ll..V\~.!f_3e· z 24 W. P. Neilson J B -.....-La7.ryer Bank off (h:mim~\.:'9e Bldg. .:.. "-p::; 2sl.". B P Lawyer 0 Bank of Commerbe Bld_g. I _;. z B G.J~._..L•.:...,>'n..-:t ... 't>J.J. ~ __?_ - - - - - 1 - - 1 - - - 0 :i::: ~ 0 ~0 u 29 Jo w.c. Jobnsoa u C. A. Russe 11 33 A.. St1mton ?.ogers 31 H A. .J:!., M. £. ~, Craver .b'iL1.Ch co. Tuiem 1.lis Street R.H.. . !l!enneesee l!ibre Co. Southern R.• R. s tl·P. t t o:n--·1::.rr en Co. Z09Q ~Q;w().en-·. A.rnerica.n Snuff Com-;:ianl B P J ;.,;.£-Lw.ger Pr<.!side:>J.t Street}[ .].. ·B B D ./. :e [1. p . H:.rdwar e .~hole sale 'l QQi:j.Q QQ. -SmJff p R. .... :B (.A.d.1 IAA T 1: T T E T Rabbi J T J7 Dr. George Eaearat J. P.. Newell Baron-Ei 1·scl:l S;:znr.:70. ;cce ... l92'.l . ·-:ovtdeu '.'lhO:i<e sale E m ll c. Buntyn{ Tenness ee Cook & Love 2114 Walker p p p T T T JS ......__ l• D. Block ]... D. McWicor..tet Ga.:oso Hotel Bry-Bloc k Niorcant ile --..._ J6 3!1 40 E. Johnson Robert s. Love E. "N. C1·ump . Merchan t _Bootery :Pastor -- --R - by uainir more than one letter. If the - e man repreamta more than one irroap in the community indicate it in fifth column ."'."!}.~ 'U .. _ ...'!..) Officers and Members of Local Council Please typewrite this list or write very legibly. Signatures are not wanted. Church Prefer· ence NAME ADDRESS .41H. l'if. Bra·,vley OCCUPATION Vi tsell Bros. IvJ:fg. Co. 42Sam Jackson 43W. L. Kettle·rvell ... 44A. Wray 45C. G· C<il'ter 46.il..lfred Mason 47 R· E. Mitchell Cooper 4sSamiiel ------·49J. w. Gates y .11 •. ~. ,L. 1673 Galloway Southern Cotton Oil Co Bank of Commerce Bldg. Carrington-Mason & Sons Clover :B'arm Dairy 1222 Overton Park Ave. ,... Penic~-Pord J.7~• r ~-- 5oHarry Webb MempJ:}is Milling Co T~-.c- --:--":." /'"' . . . 51 . ' ·---1-- ____ 52Walter White , ,__ ---: ~tnden ave. Christian 1 53 Joe Hanover C f . 4 501.0-entral Bank Bldg. G E J --B~_@!{ f r• ·. 54 uy • O:vl~l'------~-'"'"·· --'-· . O vOmmerce 55 s. Allenber~-~ _ ___ __J_·~· ..1 ~&ilk of CorillJierce 56 A· G. Rile~ __ ·' _______ Ex..ali.;i~~],,dg. t ' 57 'ii. P. Phillip$~--+ _ i:!_~ s ....;M_9_Le~n. 58 n. E. Weigel d,.:,,_ ·---: \__ ~JJB6 Jj.lg_bee 59 o. T. l'tokard ·,~Raines, Tennec see 60 .M. B. Prichard ~-- ~!j)\ ,N. Wille·tt 61 l}:r,. rN. w• .Armstrong/ , Ht;:O · F?JCOll Ave. ' ·" ., 62 lvlfg. p T Bus. Sect'y Truck Bldr. Cotton Oil Broker Insurance Sec & Treas Lumberman Manager p T T ( r: \ r 1- Pastor Lawyer Real Estate Law;ler _, Cotton Salesman Chief Olk. Traveling .Pastor ---·-- George w. 64 ,... s. 10$8 Forrest Mem1Jhis Street R. Hollywood, Tenn. 400 Linden 1152...Forrest -.: r.:i . 289 N! 484 J:vlcLemore Ave. T. Bro·im c. Wortham 66 E. Vi. McClure 67 R. :a. Hulett 68 T. L. Mcl'.lal ta 69 Sidne;r,Law 70 71 65 v• --- ---- Arnold 72 R. T p p p T T T p T p a J T p T J p p p p T T T T Maiilif act ure r Engineer (X) (X) -- --- ---- p p T -- T R T Auditor Decorator .P p Mgr. Nati t< rl:UfB p Booklrpr. second .~ p p 1) ~r~~veling ·-' . T T T p T T p T --- --- , - . 73 . 74 -- .. - -- -- ... ... 75. ·-·- 76 ---·· - ... 77 78 - - so· - .. .. 79 - """<"":•. - ... -·---- I I . On _extra_ -~heetsHst all ~dditional members of Council and also list members of District Committees if organized. -6-- Send lcouting to New Memhers ___. L _ - - - - T --- La~er :e-.:· 63 p p p Mfg. ., ---y , .. Prot. Cath. Jew. Representing Troop-T. Bus.-B. Educa!.-E. Civic-C. Relig.-R. Labor-L. I ENLISTMENT OF LEADERS 2. How many do you need now? 3. Ch'-~ ~ ~ How long have your Scoutmasters served, who were registered December 31, 1923? ~_;c...._,~----L °Yv(rv\J"", __1 Less Years ,than I 3 Number 2 f ~ 3 ~~ 1. 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 ~ NoTE-1£ this question is not answered, please state the reason.-------~ /;~,..:C-.------------ 4. Are any of your Scoutmasters serving also as Deputy Commissioners? _ ___,!;/_!'_,"-.--------------~How' many? ----'-~-------. Is this plan successful? 6. What duties, in general, do your Deputy Commissioners perform? ·~ ~--~~~ --"~"----'---'--»<-----~--~~-"-· _ _ _ _ _ _ __ How many different adults were connected with the Scout work under your jurisdiction on December 31, 1923? NOTE: The number requested should include council members, commissioned officers, both paid and volunteer;' all members of Court of Honor, Troop Committeemen, Scoutmasters and Assistants, Expert Examiners and members of District Committees. Eliminate for duplications so that the number reported will be the net. COUNCIL ACTIVITY COUNCIL 1. Number of members in 1924 ................. 2. Number of meetings in 1924 ................. 3. Average attendance 4. .......................... b s:-_ I ~ ~ Did the various committees of the Council function actively during the year 1924? EXECUTIVE BoARD :'J ti i ,, - f1 ~ ~ Which ones did n o t ? - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 5. Please submit any committee reports. Are any enclosed?_ ___,_·-----~-- mit copy of the Annual Report of the Scout Executive or Scout Commissioner. Is it enclosed?· -7.- REGISTRATION STATISTICS ,,• )i f Troops : 1t;,' ~' z. " \.'" ' Scoutma~~}s I \ I.~ =* ~"6 '\ ' " 13 _.. -- <J " 15 " 16 "-~ " 17 t., ~:~.. ~.,\ " I Ll It> ~ I ....~ rj L) ·v ~ " °";, \\; 19 " "~~) 20 " ;- .;_ ''"\ ·i..i l1 <],, q b -;; I - .. l.-~L ." 3 •::"-<. ~ g 0 ~ i °! I 7 f I)'" \ l\ i.f , "\ ,_;. ,/ ~ q registration over- b due (inc I uding a'! I boys not "dropped.") '.O l •Boys of Scout Age in Territory I fl_ La Cf i~ ,) ;)_ i;..i s l ~ ~ I q <6 ~tttq_rl /bl~~ ' .~~~;;;:JI , ""p~-· 7_ , n _._ -~ I 3 l , If any of data requested above is not furnished please state •- -. -J._, --Y:&· I~~" ~J/:,,/ q I I _ .L.IL- ,,J,,, l/,T I (p 9. ..?._........ ' .......<.~-.o. . . i,t::'.1..'.•'......... ?.. 31, :2 1 ' d. •?\ I. .. """I ; NoTE: ''Active'' 1923 is total of new + : : r,;: «:&1istered + re- ! ~- I ~:3- -~'C Q '3 .:> :{ ____'.d._;-:2.. on I Dec. lQ :,;-::;. 3 l Q_ l fa ..., +- . ... _.__ ,___ lL 9,. , ,..i ""· s: -::! ..., 1 ?i (i""'~ ,;g Tpta,I N~mber '.'Activ.e". , ~ ·: ;:.'.''/.,1 ,. ""..J._ ; l l s5 ,. . ';~ 18 I i~ l. \ .........··:..:.:_ ..... ·._,..,__, '• :·~ ~ " 0 ~- A~S:+ 45".:i- 9 Q ~., t ·- Total Number '~.Active'' 1 : on Dec. 31. 1924 '::) \ ' :t \ d- .., ""'...:. ·;.: ~ -1~ ~ • 1, ~":' "?i l ) 9-, •• ~--f"'.:i,,_3 {. 6:--0 \~~ '"! " 14 vi' ., - 8 l ·:y ; Scouts (Total)" { 12 years ".) Re-registration overdue Dec. 31, 1924 1924 1924 -- 'Ll I \ Scoutmasters Asst;' 1924 '• ~ i . ~- Total Reregistered during Total Dropped during Total new Registered'· during ; -,,1 ·~ ·~· .1£~ .. Total reason? ----NOTE : (Method of determining number of boys of scout age.) 2 Each age ·group will contain approximately 1 % of total population. B. In exceptional communities, school census may include this data. C. Actual count. Indicate which method is used. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ If an estimate is made, state by whom _ _ _ _ _ __ A. Give the 5 or more principal causes for Scout losses in troops under your council, in ord\!r of importance. 1. ~ ~ , , , . • ·C]~,_,,,,_;k ' - .- _,_, __ . .,.. • -o. - • - • - - • ·-, , .l J;___ . . , .,__ - -. . ' . . What steps have you taken to provide for the orderly exit of scouts from active troop membership? 3. To what extent is· the plan successful? - · ~ ' ·· ,~ " 2. - ~ . ; ' .· · S How many troops definitely connected with institutions on December 31, 1924 ?·~----~3-'1+-----.c---­ ~ave;7&~avI (?~ 4, ~ ~ 4h ~- , I / ~ /r/7£ How many institutions in your territory had no troops on December 31, 1924, but should i: «le How niany new troops do you plan to organize during 1925? -s- . I COURT OF· HONOR ' \\I ' ·' ~ Ho~or do you have? 1. How·many Courts of 3. Total membership? _ _ _ __ 4. /- 2. Number of members in each? _ _ _ _ _ _ __ How often did they meet in i924 ? - - - - - - - How many 5. 6. · What functions wete performed by the Courts· of llonor ? - - - - - - meetings were public?_ _ _ _ __ . Do you have a staff of expert instructor and examiners. ~ ~. ; .·. 'Ho~ selecte~HJ ~ ~ .hv ,:,- cSv dfce.. · r~.'}. ,8,. Who conducts the following tests? Tenderfoot . ... . '. . . . ' / ' ' '' Second Class .Se.eHandbook for Boys First Class for authorized procedure. Merit Badge ~fi&::~ during 1924 in each· of the following ranks; p.nd the total number in qualified· who boys of number . 9. \Give the **Total Registered Membership, by Rank, as of 1924: 31, each rank on record on December December 31, 1924 1924 J2uring Rank *Numbei-. ,?couts Qualified in Each • (If a boy qualified in more than one rank during the year, he should be Tenderfoot included in each rank in which he qualified.) 4 ' ' . ·. lo a:--0 :.c. i ;1cr. Tenderfoot )-,.'--(r_·~-r;~----------­ Second Class _ _··... Second Class ) . F' .. C.l . (Not including trst ass Merit Badge .Scouts (lnclvding. Life,.) Merit Badge . . . · Star. and. Eagle . First Class---~-------------,,,).. Merit Badge --~-+-......___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Count a scout) only in highest '. ( rank attained,. Life Scouts Life Scout---~-------~-.,----­ Star S c o u t - - - + - ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Eagle Scout Star Scouts Cf Eagle Scouts ·:;,. l · .Total All Ranks J 0 ,~t ~ ** The •um of Tendedoot, Second Class, First Class and Merit Badge Scouts should equal your total enrollment. How many of each of the merit badges were awarded during 1924? Li} Hiking Carpentry Agriculture 10. Chemistry Archery ll Angling Architecture Lo Art Astronomy ··,·"':•·,·· Athletics .J Automobiling Aviation Bee Keeping Bird Study Blacksmithing Botany ;yo Interpreting Conservation .p. Leather Working Cooking t£.. ~;;;c ~ife Saving Cycling Dairying 3 tJ-5" '4- g- i? - q - Marksmanship ';... Masonry Mining Firemanship g~ Music First Aid 4- I Painting F:irst Aid to Animals 5"~- Pathfinding Bqsiness Gardening Handicraft ·~ Personal Health '7 ~ 4 ';lP . t_J, Poultry Keeping Printing ':/::::_].. Public Health Safety First (__S '-/-- 1 Scholarship Seamanship ~ --3 l Ip s7 lo l z. . 3 ~~· L_ Sculpture Signaling Stalking Surveying Swimming ~; /.J G JI /£S' - Taxidermy Physical Development I s ww~. Total b~dges awarded NOTE-If questions 9 and 10 are L How many different scouts 12. Do you limit the number of To ~w many? '-fa Plumbing _,- Photography L0 !~;L Pioneering Machinery h!~ Forestry .£2.· a Electricity Bugling Camping Horsemanship Civics Craftsmanship s fo 8 / C!> ..3 0 · · hot fully answered, please state reasons t h e r e f o r . - - - - - - - - - - - 1 qualified for ~erit badges during 1924? / J ' merit badges tor. whic:h a scout may qualify at one sitting of the Court of Hoaod , . · \·hJ ·' .;.;.. 0;.;.... COMMUNITY SERVICE _-_' ______ On a separate sheet please list any special features of your work during 1924, referring especially to public service, community "good tur~s," and noteworthy individual "good turns." Is it enclosed? ~d-c.~r-~~. INSPECTION SERVICE I. What committee or official is in cha.-ge \1 your troop inspection 2. How often was each of your troops officially inspected 3. How many troop inspectors were used in 1924? 4. What rank do troop inspectors hold, if i~ . service?()_,,,~ ~ L ,{]~~~~. tfL1=~6-zo/" - · 1924?. tr) •. ,(_ -1 ~.R-12~ . . . . = ~.. ,/ Me/cY~ . r~ ~ ,:t;p~~. any?c+~ ~ ~ /E_ 5. To whom are the inspection reports referred for action? +-~ ~ }ff~ . SERVICE SUGGESTIONS 1. How can th~ National Council be of more service to your Couneil? .e::J~ . . . . . - ~ t;;l<[~.,J~.v~~j:taig,.M# '/I~ v ~A-=~'7. 2. What is the consensus of opinion of your council as to the most important ;and helpful service that the Boy Scouts of America could render to the country during the year 1fus? mJ~ --?~ ~ - ~ ~,,,__,;.,£,.. ~A.. ~~ 4b ~ 14~.t&l ~01~ . l/o .£4.,..~ '°' 3. ~~)~Qt,,,.,, / ~~" Please submit any new forms, blanks or printed matter adopted by your council during: the year, including vhotographs illustrative of the work of your council. · J\re they enclosed? _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ -10- 'j ~tltK B-TRAINING PROGRAM t/tp-h'\,docAL COUNCIL - a -+--.--- ..0.tr...L /}- ~ V< - . ~ £3. ....,....s R~~~ ~ ______ Have you used the Scoutmaster's Handbook as a textbook in your training program? ~ld~_.J>.-. Have you held meetings for training of Troop Committeemen? c/V =- £.:.~ ~ ::;(:\7~, 14. Did you have a special a vanced course for experienced Scoutmasters?"" 15. 16. 0 17. Have you had a trai.ning course for patrol leaders? Iv ..,, , Scribes? a-~- ~ful? 18. Did you have a ye<_!!!ly training program for 1924 ?}@9L , for 1925? Are they success- 1 &-x> ' ' 19. W at new suggestions for training leaders can you offer? J) L ,,4;,v 20. What are your plans for the attendance of your Executive and staff at conferences? - fferv ~ G....._ NoTB:: Please enclose copies of any printed matter descriptive of your training program. COMMUNITY RELATIONSHIPS 1. Do you maintain at all times an up-to-date survey of conditions affecting boy life in your community? * <--""= - 2. Does your Scout Executive have per,:nal and active contact with the School system and its officers? Ch_urches? q....>--6 , Y. M. C. A.? Lf.-. ~ , Boys' Clubs? , + q """" ~ ~. ), Departmen~ City Officials and 3. What organizations or groups have called on the scouts for service during 1924? ALL Newspapers? . Business Organizations? . ef<~ ?~4-·_,_...P-~------------- 0 free use of school buildings for troc)p and other meetings 4. Do 5. Is your Scout Executive called upon t serve in connection with community celebrations as a representative of ~ A.Ok /J'IAmV • a_ ~ =- t. the Boy Scouts of America? = ~e .d< #~ . _.efi--..- . : i. J ./; t: ,. ' ·1 •••.. ' ' j ,. ,I l l I :l I .......... l : J.j l~=-~~~~~-____:____~•- I l If not, please enclose 2. Has your final camp repoh:orward~ro the camping department? with this report. Is it enclosed? ~ ~ 3. How many troops held individual troop camps of at least one week's duration in 4. Total number of Scouts G«~ 1924?--~----- week or more each in troop camps? 5. Did you conduct a winter camp in 1924?_____ Dates? _ _ _ _ __ Total attendance _____~6. . Average number of such How many of your troops have taken overnight hikes during 1924? hikes per troop? - - - - - - - 7. Value of camp property owned by Council; lands, $ - - - - - - - - Buildings, $-·- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - LOCAL COUNCIL SEASCOU TING I. Have you a Seascout Shipping ~ \ 2. Does ;1 meet regulady? 3. Realizing our "safety 4. What percenta e of ~rogram, & ~ U.! W--- How many meeting' ;u 1924'!-~·------- are you sailing the straight course?* 15 years of age and over dropped out of Scouting in 1924 ?_ _ _ _ _ _ __ 5. How many old r boys, who.left Scouting, have come back to go Seascouting? - - - - - - 8. How many Navy boats had you under our plan, and in what condition were they on December 31, 1924? 9. How many of your ships have been provided with an exclusive meeting place? _____ __ as the "billet system," * By the "straight! course" is· meant due attention to our detailed system of holding the patrol together as a boat crew, known American Red Cross and the successive flags and and stringent attention to seascout standards in the distribution of the life saving badges awarded by the .badges of the five grades of work; the responsi'bility and d"!""er of the Seascout progr!lm• LOCAL COUNCIL VETERAN SCOUTS NoTE-Give answers as of December 31, 1924. 1. How maJJ.y of your scout officials are eligible for registration as· Veterans? 5 year 15" 10 year 2. How many of your scout officials are registered as Veterans? " " " " 3. How many of your scouts are eligible for registration as Veterans? " " " " 4. How many of your scouts are registered as Veterans? " " 10 " " 5. Have you effected any local organization of your Veteran Scouts? _ _ _ _ __ - 13..,. l I ,, '' ·~ .r ...... ; .. , . ~· r.. ·r;·.'.!f •oooaooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo~oo~-booooooo.oo~vooooovooo4~oo~·Oooooooooooooooooooooo••: t''i·.. •. "'·"Qa ~ . . '···-----·~---'----'----~- ------- j,,' ; '-' : • . ··: .·: ) ~·; 1,; .· Transmittal Blank I hereby submit $ • - - - - - - - to cover the following items: ( 1) National Council Quota in accordance with Paragraph 3, Page 1, this report $ ______ (2) Local Coundl Charter Fee (See Article XIII, Section 3, Clause 1, National By-Laws) $ _ _ _ _ __ ( 3) Subscriptions to "Scouting," at SOc each, to be sent according to list checked, p~e4 $ ( 4) Subscriptions to "Boys' Life" at $2 each, to be sent according to list attached $ _ _ _ _ __ (S) Small certificates for members of local council at 10 cents each $ _ _ _ _ __ (6) (7) Large certificates for framing, as per foot note, at SOc. plain; framed with French glass, $1.7S. (State for whom. This does not refer to local council charter.) $ ______ Order for Supplies and other purposes (regular order blank herewith)------- $--~-­ $----Total $ ----- Respectfully submitted, Title _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Date - - - - - - - - - - : - - - - - - - - Mail Address ( S t r e e t ) - - - - - - ' - - - - - - - ( City and S t a t e ) - - - - - - - - - ' - - - - - - - NOTICE TO SCOUT OFFICIALS Pocket certificate is furnished to Scoutmasters, Assistant Scoutmasters and all commissioned officers, as well as to registered Boy Scouts, without extra charge. Members of local council may secure these small certificates at 10 cents each. Please send list of those members who desire certificates (see S above). Certificates, 9 x 11 inches in size, suitable for framing, can be secured upon payment of SO cents each. This price simply covers the cost of printing, clerical work, and mailing. Should you desire any such certificate sent you ·in a neat black frame, with French plate glass, it will cost $1.7S prepaid. · Please indicate above if you desire any of these certificates. SCOUTING The magazine, "SCOUTING," is sent free to scoutmasters, assistant scoutmasters, scout comm1ss1oners, deputy scout commissioners, assistant deputy scout commissioners,· scout executives, assistant and field scout executives, presidents of local councils, members of the National Council and special field scout commissioners only. Local council members not included in the foreS,"oing list are invited to subscribe at the special rate of SOc per year. ~ -15- National Council R.ecord Please do not write on this page. SUMMARY. 13. Accounting System 2. Fee 14. Leadership Enlistment 3. Quota 4. National Representative 15. Council Activity 16. Scout Enrollment 5. Number of Members 17. Troops 18. Court of Honor 7. Troop Representation 19. Inspeetion Service 8. Committees 20. Training Program 9. · Constitution 21. Community Relationships ··:.-10.'- -1-Ieadquartet<S,. .~-,·-~-.-~ ....,.".µ,,.,.,.;,,. .. -, ..._....~-- . ··""'·-'-.--~"-"'":;~!DP ...... ______ "'" ......-... -,,.-~,,,,.____ --~c. ..... 1. 6. Territory Community Representation .~ 11. Commissioned Officials 23. Seascouting 12. Budget 24. Records---------------- to Approval letter sent Charter ordered _ _ _ _ _ _ Mailed _ _ _ _ _ _ to _______ Frame ordered _ _ _ _ _ __ Dropped _______ Checked _ _ _ _ _ __ Re-registered Members: New Additional members added ______________Dropped members noted _ _ __;__ _ _ _ _ __ Entry - - - - - - - b y _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ National Council representative entered _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Council members' certificates w r i t t e n - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Mailed _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Executive's certificate writte•.___________________ " Commissioner's certificate written_ _ _ _ _ _ _· - - - - - - - - Deputy Commissioner's certificate written______ - - - - - - - Stencils made ___________ Compared - - - - - - - - Sent to Stencil cards --~µd Council ·._ ,.. -· .. .. ~··-.:....- -~ , " " CQD}P.liss~o.ned .. officers' cards written Key man for this Council as ordered on ~nd ·compared - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - is------------------Address _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ on Address-----------on Address------------Affiliated territory and dates approved=----------~'-------------------. Filed:_ _. . . _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Form 539A-L. C. Charter ·Renewal lnsert-10-24-1500·-B.E. Third Biennial Conference Objectives Adopted at Estes Park, September 15, 1923 ·--·······-···---·-···········-·-····--·····-·············------· -··-----------············---------····-····------------·---···········---··-----··············-··········--- .............................. ---··-····-----···········--···················································· 2. "An average Troop Density of 5 per 10,000 population." Table of Norms-Troops per 10,000 Population Population Groups 500,000 and over ........ 300,000 to 499,999 ....... 100,000 to 299,999 ....... 50,000 to 99,999 ....... Under 50,000 ........... City Councils Section County Area 2 3 5 8 10 3 6 8 10 10 4 6 8 10 10 4 6 8 What was your Troop Density December 31st, 1923? ...... /..: .. 10 10 -?.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Decern ber 31st, 1924? ................................................................................................. /..'../J. .P...~..................................................................................................... What do you intend to make it by December 31st, 1925? -~• ..l?.....Q....................................................................................................... -············-·······'·····----···································--··········-~~---£ What plans have you made to accomplish this? 0... . ~.~~.,/.:!'~----~----~---------------------·---- Also by December 31st,· 1926? .................................................................................,:................. ;). ~ ~-----···--~·····!:..'?.. ~ - ..................... -/- ~· ~ ..~.......................................................... ---~dd. ~.~--·---··--········~--- 3. "25% Increase of Scout Re-registrations." What % of the Scouts_you had December 31st, 1923, were re-registered during 1924? ..... ~.4f.~J?..~ What % of those you have on December 31st, 1924,· do you intend to register during 1925 ?.... ,,,'J.~~=--···--· . . . . . . . . .. !!..fl.o. . . . . . . . . 1926 ?... What plan' have you made t~ "°"'' thi'? ,.:i'2.ff.t::.~.-j.d.:0:z5:.../:j::..:_e...1 .•..':;)_~-~· t:::;t:t~=~:r:-::_:::·:~:~~~-~~-~ What were your net gains or losses in registration of Scouts from :: ~:::::: ::: :::::::: ::: :::;~~:::==~~::: : ::=:::·:·:::::::::~-~::::_::·::::::=: 4. "15% Registration each year of 12-year-old boys." How many boys reach 12 years of age each year in your city? .......... / ..?..~ 9-.:.:::::.............................................................. What% of your scouts are 12 years old ?............ .rr... . ~J.!?...,-:C... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . What % of the boys that become 12 years old in your territory do you intend to recruit during 1925.? ...... l.~%.. . . . . . 1926? .....::t...c_p............ / What plans have you made to ~ccomplish t7/JA .. this ?../.~~t:-~----~---~-~ ~ . • ~"'.&··:·:.<.rn,1.,~ !1.••.•..•...•.•. 7f_ ~~/+dr!_-~-~~~--,;;L--~~-=!!:_,.t';:};;;L_______ 5. "2S% of All Scoutmasters to have been Scouts." What % of your present (December 31, 1924) Scoutmasters have been Scouts ?......... /...ll. .20... . . . . . . . . .:. . . . . What% do you intend to have by December 31, 1925? ....................................... December 31, 1926? ...................................... . _ ~~at plans have been made to insure this?~~--~··-~~L~···fr··-.4.:. .~~. ,. . . . . . . . . . . .. ~~~-;;;~~~ O<,d#~-~--~~--~ ./,/~~~...................................................~................A..... ············- ..,4';;z. ..4/'.'~.~----~·-···············-~----~·-···-·····..···· ~ ~_, -Y~ ~C> a~ &'C'c.'·4/ v~. 6. "25% increase of Re-registration of Assistant Scoutmasters." · What % of the Assistants you had December 31, 1923, were re-registered during year 1924? ...~~-~-What % is your objective for December 31, 1925 ?...=:................................:.......................................................................................................... :::::a::c;;b::a;:;":::,;:~~:;::::;;\~:~:;::-~~:~~:~~-:~ -~z-:~l/u. . . ~-~---··Ct£.~:. :.. . . .~4£~·---~~--i!:~ . .£~.$.. .<C~lf.~~~~ z; . . . . . .4.1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . is your ,o~i:eh..~e dutie~f t:e Assistant Scoutmaster? ~6.~/'~----~·-··-~~~-······· ~· · · · ·~· · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·-· · · · · · · · · · · ·_· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · -· · · · ·-· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·. 7. _"25% of Scouts to be of First Class or Merit Badge Rank." *-.. . . . . . . What % of your Scouts were of First Class or Merit Badge rank December 31, 1924?...,,..i.?.c;:ff. What % is your objective for December 31, 1925? ................k../.!.... .!./:......?..q_. . . . . :. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . · Also for December 31, 1926? ...................................................................................................................................................................:............................................... 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Title A name given to the resource 1925 Chickasaw Council Recharter & Annual Report Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chickasaw Council, BSA Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1925 Annual Report https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/3f337b8623922353ca2fad8e25936238.jpg af8a53e20e47734acd8a13a1c355d8b7 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 Sashes Description An account of the resource This collections contains scans of sashes. Some Items contain multiple sashes from that same year. 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 1925 Title A name given to the resource 1925 Kia Kima Sash Segment Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Council Scouts Emblem (Sash) Memorabilia Patch https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/eccf8a0d96f77c22e57b5b1a364d958b.pdf 1e736c2843965c7f760f0d025ed1f635 PDF Text Text r i*.i' E ffi d :t* r"* .I tr :\ l/ I I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Photos Description An account of the resource This collections contains general photos related to Scouting in 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 Recent "Eagles" of the Clhicka.sa.w Council, Bov Scouts of America.. Left to right, top row: Jack Gray, Troop 16 · Granville Farrar, Troop 1: Joe Dalstrom, Troop 14: Bynum Stanley, Troop 26; W. K. Love, Troop 9: John Martin, Troop 4: Jack Raines, Troop 10. Bottom row: Jack Gordon. Troop 5; Lewis Ramsey, Troop 9· Jimmie Wilson, Troop 4; Wesley Patton, Troop 9; Francis Boyce, Troop 34. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1926 Title A name given to the resource 1926 (1/3/1926) Commercial Appeal: Recent Eagle Scouts Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Commercial Appeal 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/ Eagle Scout Periodical Picture https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/c337f5613cbf0f77964229e7927dc90d.tif 97812b8e7d798110211174f97f65a2cd 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. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1926 Title A name given to the resource 1926 (5/2/1926) Commercial Appeal: Camp Tallaha Spread Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Commercial Appeal 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/ Description An account of the resource This file is very high resolution (359mb, 10000x13077) and may take a while to load. The online viewer may not be able to display the high resolution when zoomed in, but the file is able to be downloaded for high quality viewing. Camp Tallaha Periodical Picture https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/98a5a0ff0b3093f9c36b0230f589b529.pdf 108141899ae259b65f2135b2a1060134 PDF Text Text COUN CIL THE FIRE NUMBER 4 JUNE 10, 1926. Regist !'3.ti0n for Kia Kima is now open and all boys desiring to go to Kia Kizra should come in and obtain a registra tion card, have it filled ou.t , si@led by parents and Scoutma st.er, return it 'to Scout Headqua rters 1 and be prepared to stand a physica l examination about foux d€J.Ys prior to going to camp. ly essenti al. This is absolute - The physica l examina tion will cost the boys noth- ing and when they report here, we will send them to a doctor f or this exrunina tion. so that your b~ys Please make this announcement to your troop may properl y understa nd the requirem ents. \ \ The last Eound Table for the summer will be held Monday " night, June 14th at Calvary Parish House at 6:30 P.M., at which time some very importan t matters will be discusse d in regard to Kia Kima. I Please be present and we will make the meeting short and snappy. The Court of Honor will meet Friday night, June 11 at 7:30 P.M. at the 'Builder s Exchange. Th<) First Class Examining Boa rd will me et Saturda y, June 19th at Overton Park at 3:00 P.M. �i TJI E '( C0 V NCI L ,. F I RE r r- October 7, 1926, Number 5 Well, here is the Old Bulletin back again. r ·t has been on a vacation for the summer and is all rested up and ready to go. Letts help it. The Fourth Bionnial Conference of Scout Executives at Hot Springs is over, bn'.; ! t certainly was a huge success and I feol that the good that c3.Ine out of it will last a long time, and that many of the 'id13as that were advanced at Hot Springs'·ca.n be put in force in Memph is and will help us wi 'l:ih our problems a great deal. I am ju:s't busting to tell you all tho good things I learned at Hot Springs, and I hope some of the things will be just whnt you want to know, so please triy to come to our first fall Round Table Meeting, Monday night, O'ctober 11 at 6 :30 at Calvary Parish House and I promise you a good short peppy meeting not to last past eight o'clock. )) 1 Bfien, Super·in<iendent of Rocrerrtion , will be Bob with us at tho Round Table Meeting to ·sub'mit .f 0·r your approval, a Hallow-e 1 en Progrem'.in which the scouts will play a big part. Bob' s ideas aro always good mld I fool sure you will enjoy his ten minute l. ··' t talk. 01 As you have probably be on to ld, noxt week is Fire Prevention Week andcthe Memphis Safety Counc il h as asked us to cooperate with them in Memphis. They want at least threo o.r four boys fr om eve'ry troop to'J report ot Scout Headquarters Saturday.. morning , {9 A. M.) October 9, to help them put up posters. Will you please s ee if you can have youi· troop represented by three or four boys at that time. I '/ We havo" a nmvcomer in our ranks t o:lay, not with a brand new number but wi th' a 'brand new Scoutmaster; Troop 43 at St. Albans Mission in South Mor:1phia. They had 50 b.)ys present at thoir first get togother mooting. Il0v . 'Alf rod L. Clark is the new Scoutmaster and I feel sure that· any encouragement and service you can off er him will be more than appreciated. Camping;, at Eudora at this time of the year i S' wonderful. you a~ e ·taking ad.vantage of this beautiful locnI wonder how. r.w.ny ti0n. o1 I ' The First Class Exomining Bonrd will start mGeting shortly, nnd .YOU will be .. ~dvised of the date. ·'I • Yours 'f or a big Round Table Moati ng. I �THE COU NCIL FIRE Octobe r 14, Number 5 ~926 . :Bob O':Brien has asked thet we cooper ate with him in putting over a big Hallow e'en Program on Saturda y night, Octobe r 30. It is his ~lan to have all the childre n of Memphis assemb le at the various par~ in their neighbo rhood and they will find prepare d for them a program of activi ties for the night. Include d in this will be a huge bonfir e, which will certain ly appeal to all boys of scout age. It is Bob's idea that the scouts should play an importa nt part in this celebra tion; in fact he has honored us by asking t he scouts to lead in these activitie~ and ~e are assign ing certain troops to the park neares t them. It is planned th8t the Scout~asters of various t roops, r.ho are to meet at the same park, get togethe r and map ~~t a program of activi ties for that nif4it. I will be glad to coopera te 1'lith you in arrangi ng these program s in any way I can. The childre n are to meet at their respec tive parks at 6 :30 P. M. and will have a parade all over the neighbo rhood, lead by the scouts. My idea is that the fire will be lighted by a torch either by Fire by Frictio n, or by Flint and Steel. There will be a roped off area for the scouts to use for their program s. The Park Direct or, who will have charge of the p ark neares t you, will comnuni cate with you and arrange to assist you in any way possib le. This is our chance to ~et before the public and show them what the scouts are doing , so let's try and turn out 100%. More de.taile d plans of this celebra tion will be sent you later. The follow ing are the parks and the troop& that will go to each park : Market Square !ickford Park Gutr.tie Park Forres t Park Beaureg ard Park Overto n Park Peabod y Park Litty Park Bellebu e Gas to~ Troops l-~-34-46 Troop 33 TrooJ>s 2 Troops 5-12-38 -40 Troops 4- 5-25-26 -49-54 Troops 9-13-29 -32-36 Troops 7-10-19 -20-45- 47-27 Troop 11- 1 Eudora' Troops 14-24-5 1-30 Troops 3 - 16-43-2 2-4:8 This being Fire Preven tion Week, won't you sugges t to your troop that they do some Community 11 Go od Turn", such as cleanin g up thei r own yards or the yards of some one who have no childre n or who are unable to work about thei r own proper ty. Th.is is also a chance for a g reat service and I fe el we should take ad.vanta ge of it. W"hile at Hot Spring s, l picked up a lit t le Book on Indian Sign Language. I have talked t o several of t he troops about this and they have shown a great deal of interes t i n it. If you think your troop wou ld be intere sted in hearin g about the Indian Sign Langua ge, I will be only too glad to come out and talk to them any night that would best sui t your conveni ence. T.h e Court of Honor will meet Saturda y night, Octobe r 23 at 7: 30 P.M. at the :Builde rs Exchange. Scouts who passe~ Merit Badges at c~ should go before the Gou.rt of Honor here for final approv al of Merit Badges . Please call this to their attenti on. Yours i~r a big Hallow e'en Celebr ation, / (P"-/ t- "' t/ /J( IA- l~_,, �.. ~ THE COU N C IL -·-.- --· --- - F I RE Oct ober 21, 1926 . 1 the city , and Due to the; fact; that :Bob 0 :Brien is ~ut o! the Hallc.we ' en in y dela some has been out for a week, ther e has been ned tc. you assig k Par e th at Pro.gram and p r·~11a., )ly t h o fa:~-k Dir ector me that h e res assu e offic has not ~otten in tou.1~ :1 w-H.h you, but his goin g are ents gem arran will comnn.Ulicate with you immedi~tely a.~d righ t ahea d. to the kind of Ther e seems to be s~me misu nder stan ding as 'en Cele brat ion. It is clot hes the boys shou ld wear at the Hall owe orm s so that they may be pref erre d that the ;cou ts wear thei r unif ipan ts and R O we may ~et dist ingu ishe d from the rest of t he part ic t ime. some reco gnit ion for the work done a t tnat I d new Scou tTroo p 38 has been reorgani zed and has a bran they will go ahea d now mas tert Mr. Fred Lenz and I feel sure that ci ate any assi stan ce e with a full win te r prog ram. Fred will appr th a t you can give him. ra t1 work on Troo p 19 is leav ing . this afte rno on for Eudo com pleti on and Scou tthei r cabi n. This cabi n . i s rapi dly near ing to see it. mas ter .Rog er Stan ley invi tes you all down ial App eal I hope you saw our news item in the Commerc m a su cces s. c"lun this make and 1 er last week. Let s all pull t"l geth Headquar ters ev e ry Sa t urda y Have yeur Scri be brin g the tro ~p news to es s and even tual ly we wil l morn ing and this page will then be a succ have more sp ac~ . thei r firs t The Firs t Clas s Examinin~ ~~ard will hold Park , 3 P.M. rton Ove 3.t 30t:h mee ting Satu rday afte rnoo n, Octo ber nigh t, Oct. 23, The Cour t of Honor will meet thi5: Satu rday at 7:30 at the Buil ders Exch anee . I .1 j ·1 �THE Number 8 COUNCIL FIRE October 28, 1926. A good many of the troops have been tal~ing advantage of. the splendid weather we h 0ve been having and . canping overnight at Eudora. If you have not been down, let me urge th1:- t y.ou take your troop down and show ther:i what a wonderful place Eud.ora is. 'rroops 12, 19 and 38 spent a very en joyable Saturday and Sunday at Eudora last week and several troops have manifested their intention of going down this week-end. Probably some of the boys i,vould like to go Possum Hunting at \ uroda; i f so, just let Camp Director lfiyers know a few days before you get there and he will make all a rrange~ents for the best Possum Hunt you ever had. Let me urge th8t you have your Scribe bring the troop news to Scout HeaC. querters every Friday afternoon or Sa.turday morning, so that we may use all the space the Conunercial .Appeal has so kindly consented to giv e us on Sunday morning, and here let me pause and express my appreciation to the Commercial Appeal for their kindness. · I hope that the Hallowe 1 en Celebratio~ will be a huge success and I feel sure that we have g iven Fr. 0 1 Brien all the cooperation he asked for. 'Ihe First Class Examining :Board will hold t heir first meeting Sa turday afternoon at 3 P. f..·I. in Overton Pa.rk Tourist Grounds. The Court of F.onor will be held Friday night, November 5th, at t he :Builders Exchange et 7. :30. T'nere a.re a number of Merit :Badge Applications th ~ t have been handed in by the scouts and put on the Court of ·.onor Docket but these scouts have failed to appear before the Court of Honor for final review. Plee se bring this to the attention of your scouts and i nsist that they attend to this at once. I 11.r. Allen liug..'ri.es, Jr., who has been a very active Troop Comni t teemen of Troop 5, h a s been appointed as a Deputy Connnissioner. .Any time that I can be of any assistance to you in any way , at your troop meeting or otherwise, do not hef:iitate to call on me. My time is yours and I am more t han glad to do anything I can to assist you. �THE COUNCIL F IRE Number 9 November 4 , Armistice Day , November 11 of this year should be a red letter day in scouting. We· heve been invited to parad.e in the American Le gion ParaC.e on t hat day as a unit. and :C hope that every troop with their Scout.masters will be in the parade lOO)t . As an added incentive to mar·ch in the parade., there will be a silver loving cup given to the be£t troo~ i~ the parade. The judging of the troops will be on the f ollowing basis: 40 50 10 Foints for 1001;6 attendance . Points for appearance . Points for the Scoutmaster marching in the parade. You will be notified where the parade wil1 fo rm and what place in the parade the scout organization will take, by telephone and also by the nev!S-papers. The 50 points allowed for appearance will be based on scouts in uniform, condition of uniform and the way the boys conduct themselve s in the p arade. The troop will score 10 points for having their Sco~tmaster with theQ, regardless whether he is in uniform or not. I will be glad to discuss this matter over with you at the Rou...rid Table meeting. I There will be a meeting of the Scout Leaders Round Table Monday nif:ht , November 8th at 6 :30. At that tir1e I hope to bring to your attention several important matters, so I hope that you will be pres ent . President John T. Morgan has written a personal letter to the Chairman of each Troop Committee urging them to be present at this meeting. You will help us if you will urge them to cor:1e also. The Court of Loner will meet Friday , November 5th at the Builders Ixchan1.< e a t 7 :30 P. ~;. . Judge Harry B. .Anderson of the Federal Court has accepted an invitation from the members of the Court of Honor to become a member of that court and henceforth will meet with them at their regul ar bimonthly meetings . The First Class Examining Board will meet Saturday , November 13 at Overton Park at 3:30 P.M. P.S. The scouts will march behind the Military Division in the .Armistice Day Parade. Troops will form on the south side of Co~rt (by felephone Co . ) between Third and Fourth in nuraerical order at 9:30 A.Yi. �THE COUNCIL F I iL2 November 10, 19 NU: 1iE.R 10 Saturday night, November 20th, at Overton Park, we are going to have a scout party. The first part of the program will be a Will-o 1 -the-Wlisp Hunt, for which the two winners of this hunt will receive a prize. The rules for this contest are as follows: All scouts and their friends desiring to enter in this hunt must register at Scout Headquarters prior to the 20th of Nov. On the night of November 20th, they will meet just east of the Soldier and Sailor Memorial 1n Overton Park at 7:00 o ' clock. A few minutes thereafter, they will see a flash of li~ht somewhere near them. This li~t will thereafter continuously flash until two boys have caue,ht the light. The boys· will be further instructed in this game when they get to Overton Park • .After the i'lill-o 1 -the-Wisp Chase, we wi 11 have a ·: einer Roast near the East Pavillion for those boys who are registered for this ChPse. We hope to have a nice turn out for this pa rty. All a.re invited, especially the Scoutmasters. Hereafter no scout will be allowed to take more than gwo Merit Badges per Court of Honor. This is not an arbitrary rule but is one which wa s discussed at the last Scout Leaders Round Table and was agreed upon • .. The last Scout Leaders Round Table meeting was certainly a huge success and I hope those of you who were not with us can be present at the next one and see what a good time we have and how much good comes out of these meeting s. I · The First Class Exa..vnining Eoard will meet at Overton Park Saturday afternoon, November 13th at 3 :00 P. M. Our Camp Director at Eudora tells me tha.t there is mighty good Possum Hunting down there . If you would like to go Possum Hunting, just let us laiow a couple of days ahead so we can have the dogs and we will promise you the time of ~our liire at Camp Currier. Don't forget to have your Scribe r eport the doing of your troop every Saturday morning so that we may have it in t he Commercial Appeal Sunday ~ Sincerely yours, ~ 17~---~ II li/!Z ~-0 �C 0 U N C I J, THE F I R E November 24, 1926. N'limber 12 Novet1ber 26th, Mr. :Sen Scovell, a well known author and enter~ainer is going to talk to Troop 34, Calvary Parish Troop 34 extends House, corner of Second and .A.darns, at 7 :30 P. ! ~ . a cordial invitation to all other troops in the city to attend this Mr. Scovell is the lecture and to be their guests on this ni~ht . author of the First English Scout Constitutio n and is a very close personal friend of Str. :Sc.:den Powell, Chief Scout of the World)}' I know that the boys will enjoy this talk very much. Friday ni~nt , There has been a great deal of interest manifested in the ~~niature Contest and I feel ' sure that there will be a great many If any of your boys need models to go interesting articles made. Contest, tell them to come to Scout Bridge or by on the Toturn Pole to show them pictures of miniature glad be Headquarter s and I will have not brought this matter to ou y If bridges and totum poles. you will do so and urge them to hope I , the attention of your troop get in this Contest. The Will-o 1 -the-Wisp Hunt at Overton Park was a huge success and I hope to follow it up with several other interesting games later on in the season. " Troops 2, 10, 11, 14 and 40 plan to spend this week end At any time you want to take at Eudora and go Possum Hunting. your troop down there to go Possum Hunting, just let me know so I can rncike necessary arrangement s. I I wish each and every one of you a pleasant Thanksgivin g • . Sincerely your friend, I /:·N '/fzd~ �THE COUNCIL December 2, ·1926. Number 13 ~ A..li!D NOW .ANO'l.11IER .! ! ANOTHER Wtli..T ? ? ? 1 ? This time .AMOTHER m:.Q.....0.11.X._WIPE YA~~!QL'b'IB SCOUTS. it will and difficult, r.iore tJe t J.i a anC. ted complica more little a endid spl Twelve win. to s h& scout a that take the best thou?ht .A Yl'einer Roast and every th ing. prizes to the twelve winners . Riverside Perk is the place; Tuesday, Decemb8r 28th is the day and .All t he scouts in the Chickasaw Council are· 11 :00 A. M. the time. This will be a different kind invited and urged to participate. More of a Treasure Hunt from wha t the boys have ever had . Further details will be ieysterious - - !lllore daring - - and more fun. in each succeedin~ Bulletin but be sure a~d tell the boys about it now , so they can be making their plans to attend, and I prQmise them the best time they ever had. Troop 27 is the newest addition to the Chicka saw Council with three full patrols and Richard Busby as Scou tmaster . I fe el sure that any advice you could give Dick would be ap~reciated. Dr. Geor~e Graham has taken hold of Troop 26 and they are going right ahead. Troop 9 also has a new Scoutmaster, Mr. T.J. Turner. He is full of enthusiasm and I feel sure we will hear more of 'l'roop 9. I Keep after your boys and get them in the Miniature Contest. Lots of boys are now workin ~ on it but the more the merrier . ~ny information they want about this, tell them to come to Scout Headquarters and I will be glad to give it to them. The First Class Examining Board will meet Saturday afternoon at 3:00 P.H. at Overton Park Tourist Grounds. The Court of Honor will meet Saturday at the Builders Exchan~e. ni ~ht , Deaember 4, Yours for a" big Treasure Hunt. -~ � 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 Newsletter 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 THE COUNCIL FIRE NUMBER 4 JUNE 10, 1926. Regist !' 3.ti0n for Kia Kima is now open and all boys desiring to go to Kia Kizra should come in and obtain a registration card, have it filled ou.t, si@led by parents and Scoutmast.er, return it 'to Scout Headquarters 1 and be prepared to stand a physical examination about foux d€J.Ys prior to going to camp. This is absolutely essential. The physical examination will cost the boys nothing and when they report here, we will send them to a doctor f or this exrunination. Please make this announcement to your troop so that your b~ys may properly understand the requirements. \ The last Eound Table for the summer will be held Monday " night, June 14th at Calvary Parish House at 6:30 P.M., at which time some very important matters will be discussed in regard to Kia Kima. Please be present and we will make the meeting short and snappy. \ The Court of Honor will meet Friday night, June 11 at 7:30 P.M. at the 'Builders Exchange. Th<) First Class Examining Bo a rd will me et Saturday, June 19th at Overton Park at 3:00 P.M. I i '( ,. r TJI E C 0 V N C I L F I R E Number 5 October 7, 1926, Well, here is the Old Bulletin back again. r ·t has been on a vacation for the summer and is all rested up and ready to go. Letts help it. The Fourth Bionnial Conference of Scout Executives at Hot Springs is over, bn '.; ! t certainly was a huge success and I feol that the good that c3.Ine out of it will last a long time, and that many of the 'id13as that were advanced at Hot Springs'·ca.n be put in force in Memph is and will help us wi 'l:ih our problems a great deal. I a m ju:s't busting to tell you all tho good things I learned at Hot Springs, and I hope some of the things will be just whnt you want to know, so please triy to come to our first fall Round Ta ble Meeting, Monday night, O'ctober 11 at 6 :30 at Calvary Pa rish House and I promise you a good short peppy meeting not to last past eight o'clock. )) 1 Bob 0 1 Bfien, Super·in<iendent of Rocrerrtion , will b e with us at tho Round Table Meeting to · sub'mit . f 0·r your approval, a Hallow-e 1 en Progrem'.in which the scouts will play a big part. Bob ' s ideas aro always good mld I fool sure you will enjoy his ten minute talk. t ··' l. As you have probably be on to ld, noxt week is Fire Prevention Week andc the Memphis Safety Council h as asked us to cooperate with them in Memphis. They want at least threo o.r four boys rfr om eve'ry troop to'J report ot Scout Headquarters Saturday .. morning, { 9 A. M.) October 9, to help them put up posters. Will you please s ee if you can have youi· tr oop represented by three or four boys at that time. We havo" a nmvcomer in our ranks t o:lay, not with a brand new number but wi th' a 'brand new Scoutmaster; Troop 43 at St. Albans Mission in South Mor:1phia. They had 50 b.)ys present at thoir first get togother mooting. Il0v . 'Alf rod L. Clark is the new Scoutmaster and I feel sure that· any encouragement and service you can off e r him will be more than appreciated. Camping;, at Eudora at this time of the year i S' wonderful. I wonder how . r.w.ny o1 you a~ e ·taking ad.vantage of this beautiful locnti0n. I ' The First Class Exomining Bonrd will start mGeting shortly, nnd .YOU will be .. ~dvised of the date. ·'I • Yours 'for a big Round Table Moati ng. '/ I THE COUNCIL FIRE Number 5 October 14, ~926 . :Bob O':Brien has asked thet we cooperate with him in putting over a big Hallowe'en Program on Saturday night, October 30. It is his ~lan to have all the children of Memphis assemble at the various par~ in their neighborhood and they will find prepared for them a program of activities for the night. Included in this will be a huge bonfire, which will certainly appeal to all boys of scout age. It is Bob's idea that the scouts should play an important part in this celebration; in fact he has honored us by asking t he scouts to lead in these activitie~ and ~e are assigning certain troops to the park nearest them. It is planned th8t the Scout~asters of various t roops, r.ho are to meet at the same park, get together and map ~~t a program of activities for that nif4it. I will be glad to cooperate 1'li th you in arranging these programs in any way I can. The children are to meet at their respective parks at 6 :30 P. M. and will have a parade all over the neighborhood, lead by the scouts. My idea is that the fire will be lighted by a torch either by Fire by Friction, or by Flint and Steel. There will be a roped off area for the scouts to use for their programs. The Park Director, who will have charge of the park nearest you, will comnuni cate with you and arrange to assist you in any way possible. This is our chance to ~et before the public and show them what the scouts are doing, so let's try and turn out 100%. More de.tailed plans of this celebration will be sent you later. The following are the parks and the troop& that will go to each park : Market Square !ickf ord Park Gutr.tie Park Forres t Park Beauregard Park Overton Park Peabody Park Litty Park Bellebue Gas to~ Troops Troop TrooJ>s Troops Troops Troops Troops Troop Troops Troops l-~-34-46 33 2 5-12-38-40 4- 5-25-26-49-54 9-13-29-32-36 7-10-19-20-45-47-27 11- 1 Eudora' 14-24-51-30 3- 16-43-22-4:8 This being Fire Prevention Week, won't you suggest to your troop that they do some Community 11 Go od Turn", such as cleaning up their own yards or the yards of some one who have no children or who are unable to work about their own property. Th.is is also a chance for a great service and I feel we should take ad.vantage of it. W"hile at Hot Springs, l picked up a litt le Book on Indian Sign Language. I have talked t o several of the troops about this and they have shown a great deal of interest i n it. If you think your troop would be interested in hearing about the Indian Sign Language, I will be only too glad to come out and talk to them any night that would best suit your convenience. T.he Court of Honor will meet Saturday night, October 23 at 7:30 P.M. at the :Builders Exchange. Scouts who passe~ Merit Badges at c~ should go before the Gou.rt of Honor here for final approval of Merit Badges. Please call this to their attention. Yours i~r a big Hallowe'en Celebration, /( P"-/ t- t/ /J( IA- l~_,, "' I ~ .. THE COUN C IL F I R E -·-.- --·---- Oc t ober 21, 1926. Due to the; fact; that :Bob 0 1 :Brien is ~ut o! the city, and has been out for a week, there has been some delay in the Hallc.we ' en Pro.gram and p r ·~11 a.,) ly t h o fa:~-k Dire c tor at the Par k assigned tc. you has not ~otten in tou.1 ~ :1 w-H.h y ou, but his office assures me that h e will comnn.Ulicate with you immedi~tely a.~d arrangements are going right ahead. There seems to be s~me misunderstanding as to the kind of clothes the boys should wear at the Hallowe'en Celebration. It is pref erred that the ;couts wear their uniforms so that they may be distinguished from the rest of t he partic ipants and RO we may ~et some recognition for the work done a t tnat t ime. Troop 38 has been reorg anized and has a brand new Scoutmastert Mr. Fred Lenz and I feel sure that they will go ahead now with a full win te r program. Fred will appre c i a te any assistance tha t you can give him. Troop 19 is leaving . this afternoon for Eudora t1 work on their cabin. This cabi n . i s rapidly nearing completion a nd Scoutmaster .Roger Stanley invites you all d own to see it. I hope you saw our news item in the Commercial Appeal last week. Let 1 s all pull t"l gether and make this c"lunm a su ccess. Have yeur Scribe bring the tro ~p n ews to Headqu a r ters ev e ry Sat urda y morning and this page will then be a succe s s a nd eventually we wi l l have more sp ac~ . The First Class Examinin~ ~~ard will hold their first meeting Saturday afterno on, Oc tober 30t:h 3.t Overton Pa rk, 3 P.M. The Court of Honor will meet thi5: Saturday night, Oct. 23, at 7:30 at the Builders Exchanee. I .1 j ·1 I THE COUNCIL FIRE Number 8 October 28, 1926. A good many of the troops have been tal~ing advantage of. the splendid weather we h 0ve been having and . can ping overnight at Eudora. If you have not been down, let me urge th1:- t y.ou take your troop down and show ther:i what a wonderful place Eud.ora is. 'rroops 12, 19 and 38 spent a very en joyable Saturday and Sunday at Eudora last week and several troops have manifested their intention of going down this week-end. Probably some of the boys i,vould like to go Possum Hunting at \ uroda; if so, just let Camp Director lfiyers know a few days before you get there and he will make all a rrange~ents for the best Possum Hunt you ever had. Let me urge th8t you h ave your Scribe bring the troop news to Scout Hea C. querters every Friday afternoon or Sa .turday morning, so that we may use all the space the Co nunercial .Appeal has so kindly consented to give us on Sunday morning, and here let me pause and express my appreciation to the Commercial Appeal for their kindness. · I hope that the Hallowe 1 en Celebratio~ will be a huge success and I feel sure that we have g iven Fr. 0 1 Brien all the cooperation he asked for. 'Ihe First Class Examining :Board will hold t h eir first meeting Sa turday afternoon at 3 P. f..·I. in Overton Pa.rk Tourist Grounds. The Court of F.onor will be held Friday ni ght, November 5th, at t h e :Builders Ex change et 7. :30. T'nere a.re a number of Merit :Badge Applications th ~ t have been handed in by the scouts and put on the Court of · .. onor Docket but these scouts have failed to appear before the Court of Honor for final review. Plee se bring this to the attention of your scouts and i nsist that they attend to this at once. 11.r. Allen liug..'ri. es, Jr., who has been a very active Troop Comni t teemen of Troop 5, h a s been app ointed as a Deputy Connnissioner. .Any time that I can be of any assistance to you in any way , at your troop meeting or otherwise, do not hef:iitate to call on me. My time is yours and I am more t h an glad to do any thing I can to assist you. I THE COUNCIL F IRE Number 9 November 4 , Armistice Day , November 11 of this year should be a red letter day in scouting. We · heve be en invited to parad.e in the American Le gion ParaC.e on t hat day as a unit. and :C hope that every troop with their Scout.masters will be in the parad e lOO)t . As an added incentive to mar·ch in the parade., there will be a silver loving cup given to the be£t troo~ i~ the parade. The judging of the troops will be on the f ollowing basis: 40 Foints for 1001;6 attendance . 50 Points for appearance . 10 Points for the Scoutmaster marching in the parade. You will be notified where the parade wil1 fo rm and what place in the parade the scout organization will take, by telephone and also by the nev!S-papers. The 50 points allowed for appearance will be based on scouts in uniform, condition of uniform and the way the boys conduct themselves in the p a rade. The troop will score 10 points for having their Sco~tmaster with theQ , regardless whether he is in uniform or not. I will be glad to discuss this matter over with you at the Rou...rid Table meeting. There will be a meeting of the Scout Leaders Round Table Monday nif:ht , November 8th at 6 :30. At that tir1e I hope to bring to your attention several important matters, so I hope that you will be present . President John T. Morgan has written a personal letter to the Chairman of each Troop Committee urging them to be present at this meeting. You will help us if you will urge them to cor:1e also. The Court of Loner will meet Friday , November 5th at the Builders Ixchan1.<e a t 7 :30 P. ~;. . Jud ge Harry B . .Anderson of the Fede ral Court has accepted an invitation from the members of the Court of Honor to become a member of that court and henceforth will meet with them at their regul a r bimonthly meetings . The First Class Examining Board will meet Saturday , November 13 at Overt on Park at 3:30 P.M. P.S. The scouts will march behind the Military Division in the .Armistice Day Parade. Troops will form on the south side of Co~rt (by felephone Co . ) between Third and Fourth in nuraerical order at 9:30 A.Yi. I THE COUNCIL F I iL2 NU: 1iE.R 10 November 10, 19 Saturday night, November 20th, at Overton Park, we are going to have a scout party. The first part of the program will be a Will-o1 -the-Wlisp Hunt, for which the two winners of this hunt will receive a prize. The rules for this contest are as follows: All scouts and their friends desiring to enter in this hunt must register at Scout Headquarters prior to the 20th of Nov. On the night of November 20th, they will meet just east of the Soldier and Sailor Memorial 1n Overton Park at 7:00 o ' clock. A few minutes thereafter, they will see a flash of li~ht somewhere near them. This li~t will thereafter continuously flash until two boys have caue,ht the light. The boys· will be further instructed in this game when they get to Overton Park • .After the i'lill-o 1 -the-Wisp Chase, we wi 11 have a ·: einer Roast near the East Pavillion for those boys who are registered for this ChPse. We hope to have a nice turn out for this party. All a.re invited, especially the Scoutmasters. Hereafter no scout will be allowed to take more than gwo Merit Badges per Court of Honor. This is not an arbitrary rule but is one which was discussed at the last Scout Leaders Round Table and was agreed upon • .. The last Scout Leaders Round Table meeting was certainly a huge success and I hope those of you who were not with us can be present at the next one and see what a good time we have and how much good comes out of these meetings. · The First Class Exa..vnining Eoard will meet at Overton Park Saturday afternoon, November 13th at 3 :00 P. M. Our Camp Director at Eudora tells me tha.t there is mighty good Possum Hunting down there. If you would like to go Possum Hunting, just let us laiow a couple of days ahead so we can have the dogs and we will promise you the time of ~our liire at Camp Currier. Don't forget to have your Scribe r eport the doing of your troop every Saturday morning so that we may have it in the Commercial Appeal Sunday ~ Sincerely yours, ~ 17~---~ II li/!Z ~-0 I THE C 0 U N C I J, F I R E N'limber 12 November 24, 1926. Friday ni~nt , Novet1ber 26th, Mr. :Sen Scovell, a well known author and enter~ainer is going to talk to Troop 3 4, Calvary Parish House, corner of Second and .A.darns, at 7 :30 P. ! ~ . Troop 34 extends a cordial invitation to all other troops in the city to attend this lecture and to be their gue sts on this ni ~ht . Mr. Scovell is the author of the First English Scout Constitution and is a very close personal friend of Str. :Sc.:den Powell, Chief Scout of the World)}' I know that the boys will enjoy this talk very much. There has been a great deal of interest manifested in the ~~niature Contest and I feel ' sure that there will be a great many interesting articles made. If any of your boys need models to go by on the Toturn Pole or Bridge Contest, tell them to co me to Scout Headquarters and I will be glad to show them pictures of miniature bridges and totum poles. If y ou have not brought this matter to the attention of your troop , I hope you will do so and urge them to get in this Contest. The Will-o 1 -the-Wisp Hunt at Overton Park was a huge success and I hope to follow it up with several other interesting game s later on in the season. " Troops 2, 10, 11, 14 and 40 plan to spend this week end at Eudora and go Possum Hunting. At any time you want to take your troop down there to g o Possum Hunting, just let me know so I can rncike necessary arrangements. I wish each and every one of you a pleasant Thanksgiving • . Sincerely your friend, I /:·N '/fzd~ I THE COUNCIL Number 13 Dece mber 2, · 19 26. A..li!D NOW .ANO 'l.11IER .! ! ~ ANOTHER Wtli..T ? ? ? 1 ? .AMOTHER m:.Q.....0.11.X._WIPE YA~~!QL'b'IB SCOUTS. This time a little more comp lica ted a nC. a J.i t tJe r.iore difficult, a nd it will take the best thou?ht that a scout h &s to win. Twelve splendid prizes to the twelve winne rs . .A Yl'einer Roast a nd every t h ing . Riverside Perk is the place; Tuesd ay, Decemb8r 28th is the day and 11 :00 A. M. the time. .All t h e scouts in the Chickasaw Council are· invited and urged to participate. This will be a different kind of a Treasure Hunt from wh a t the boys have ever had . More ieysterious - - !lllore daring - - and more fun. Further details will be in each succeedin~ Bulletin but be sure a~d tell the boys about it now , so they can be making their plans to attend, and I prQmise them the best time they ever had. Troop 27 is the newest addition to the Chicka saw Council with three full patrols and Richard Busby as Scou tmaster . I fe e l sure that any advice you could g ive Dick would be ap~reciated. Dr. Geor~e Graham has taken hold of Troop 26 and they are going right ahead. Troop 9 also has a new Scoutmaster, Mr. T.J. Turner. He is full of enthusiasm and I feel sure we will hear more of 'l'roop 9. Keep after your boys and get them in the Miniature Contest. Lots of boys are now workin ~ on it but the more the merrier . ~ny information they want about this, tell them to come to Scout Headquarters and I will be glad to give it to them. The First Class Examining Board will mee t Saturday afternoon at 3:00 P.H. at Overton Park Tourist Grounds. The Court of Honor will meet Saturday ni ~ht , Deaember 4, at the Builders Exchan ~ e. Yours for a" big Treasure Hunt. -~ 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 1926 Title A name given to the resource 1926 Chickasaw Council <em>Council Fire</em> Newsletters Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chuck Schadrack Camp Currier Chickasaw Council Newsletter Kia Kima Newsletter https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/c6da385746cd621b6a206bd1dad127db.PDF b8a824df7d4e27a2bb3a31714b7fa303 PDF Text Text Form 539-11-13-1800 B.E. 0 F F I c E __c;:;._;o.....P---.Y Application for Renewal of Charter for First Class Local Council DO NOT WRITE HERE Fee$ Quota _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Mag. _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Boy Scouts of America Supplies Total _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ (Incorporated February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916) NATIONAL CouNCIL, Boy ScouTs oF AMERICA, 200 Fifth Avenue, New York City, N. Y. 1. Application is hereby made for renewal of our charter as a Council of the first class, with jurisdiction over $.,.A,..WU-----~----------Council, with headquarters . to be known as _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _O,,....H....r. .c.,.K...,A,,.. (Name of Council) City _ ...M><:e...m""pu.h.....ir111s;.------S tate Tennessee at ..'.l.9.._Monra_e - Chamber of Comroerce llldg. (Local Address) This application for renewal of charter was officially authorized by the local council or executive 1 • / rv/1 , 192-- at which meeting the Council specifical~y accepted · i- '. } '.-! board at a regular meeting held on its obligation to loyally co-operate with the National Council and its representatives in promoting the program of the for the year 1926. Boy Scouts of America, in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and By-Laws, policy and regulations of the Boy Scouts of America. As required und€r the Federal Charter and the By-Laws of the National Council, reports are herewith sub~ mitted covering the activities under the direction of this Council during the year ending December 31st, 1925, including a record of the extent of the work, financial statement of receipts and expenditures, camping activities, Court of Honor activity and detailed outline of our local organization for the coming year. 2. 3. * for a. Enclosed herewith. b. In _ _4~-- equal payments of $-200, 00 each, during the months of June, Sept, Nov. Dec. This Council has accepted its quota of $ 800, 00 of the National Council as follows: the year 1926, and agrees to pay it to the Treasurer 1926' ) _ _ _ _ 1s transmitted herewith. Council charter fee amounting to $ _ _..7_.5,_,.,_.0"'c.... * This amount should not include charter fee. -------------S i g n e d - - - - - - -L.ocal Council) (President of Date ______ ______ __ (Scout Executive) . -1- �The information asked for in the following reports is essential to the National Council in its task of serving your council arid helping you to create and maintain proper standards of efficiency. Please see that this report is forwarded to the National Council NOT LATER THAN JANUARY 31st, 1926, and as much earlier as possible, so that your charter for 1926 may be issued without delay. Please answer EVERY QUESTION and giv.b EXACT FIGURES AND DATA. Estimates should be so indicated. If it is necessary to leave any question unanswered, please- state reason. FACTS ABOUT TERRITORY Total population of local council territory including affiliated communities: )/()( ~ I C<).J(C:,, ':-cf-;.; A41tr{u?J~'J l'· . Distribution of population : Protestant ,~ ;:;[' % ; Catholic ~Jo1 % ; Jewish ~02 %; Miscellaneous _ _ %. P~n"·~ ~ ·1;,. · . I/ ci' • ,r<J·-L · / ll: e !Vl[,,/·•~<_, .. ft!>'\/\. Indicate whether your tehifory is prihcipally Me ropolitan, Rural, ~uburban, Industrial, Residential,----/ /1t ,/! l ( l, :<'f, )I /.{,!/I /IJ . (,- 11;..../,'If/-!,u-P ,) ./ '1v , /''.' f.·· ·~.·,: ,0 _ J,d , Yi .. . If a county or area I . 1 ,' . I ..-- ·1 .t' .. r counc~l, have you promoted and supervised the scout Uogram i~ ~Ii ~ommunities of the county or area?-----"'--------If not, state reasons/---~---------------------------'--------- How many communities in your territory have troops ?~·~------How many have none? _______ What, if any, percentage of the .population is foreign born? I . , /) Ci·b·tiM~ ·~ What nationalities predominate ?__,.,···~i-fn""'/~(~(=,~'~·v_'- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - !/ The following communities are under the jurisdiction of this council by affiliation: Ir J\ .' : ' _,., I Ji/(ut''/t;;~\-c;;~h' / 1 : Have formal applications for affiliation been filed with the National Council, for each?----'-(~.-+/-":'-··:=.:·-·'------- NoTE: Formal affiliation should be applied for by a community only when such affiiiati,bn will make possible greater service to the community by the local council. If the service can be given just as effectively without formal affiliation then there should be no affiliation. A local council should not accept the affiliation of a community at 'such a distance as to make difficult proper supervision by the council of' the work in that community or which would necessitate considerable traveling by the boys in that community. NoTE: Experience has demonstrated that in a territory having a population of 100,000 or more, or in a county, or larger area, the best results can be secured through some form of district organization under the local council. Is your territory divided into districts? Yes How many?~('For Administrative purposes) N0 .Are they all represented on the council? ________ How represented?_-=J>'---"1r~t~'lw0~1-~--·------------------'--------------- Have you organized district committees? Is the administration of the work in the districts in charge of the respective District Committees, or is it carried on through Deputy Commissioners or Field Executives only, without reference to the District Committees? _ _ _ _ __ Deputy Commissioners. -2- �AOTUALLl EXPENDED - ESTIMA.TlW :BUDGET Operating Expense: l. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. a. .of:fi.ee Salaries - - - - - - - - ... - ... - • - Light, Heat, Insurance and Telephone - • - 622.5'1 Office Supplies (Office Printing and Stationery) Poat·a.ge.. - - • ~ - """ • ,. . . . ..... - .. • • • ~- • ,.. - .. Pu.b11c1ty .and Propag9llda. - ... • ................ - .... Tran•portat ion (Automobile)- ... - ......... ""' - ...... Camps and. Hikes- - ... .... - ... - ... ... - - - - - • - - 9. sea Scoutlr>g - - - ... - - - • •· ... - ... - ... - - ... 10. Leadership Training & Oonterenc• - - - - - - 11. Rallies, Field D1t1s and Demonatra$1ona ........... 12. Dist~lot Expenses (If not includei elsewhere 13. National Gtuota and Charter Fee ........ - ........... 14. Miso•llane ou- ... • ... - ....... .,. ..... - - ... - - - fOtfll. Operatinc - • • • - - • • ~ - • - - l. 2. 3. ,' Number square feet of floor space rented? t/- hL~ (!; CAL'ENDf1R YEAR. soo.oo • 1 • . 2,aq?,,Q§ 2,201.os · • I . . ·. ' I .. II ;,:;f • per foot?_' _,_!i:-1)_,.&~f--------- Jti, ..r·f) U I -$11.592.55 What was the total income of your council last y e a r ? - - - - - - - - - - l . Interes.t? Sale of S\lpplies? Contributions? "2 opp '.'./,. . FISCAL YEAR NOT 2,319.• 13 ·y!: ,,J'f/11£ 't '.:J cvN,ft:~J:·) Price 1 ACCOUNT OF OUR - ., €E,Qi .... (Please use above classific,ti ns only) .- 183,74 49.74 571.59 ... ... - - ... ... ... ... - - ... :Pt0pert7 Total o~ttal E:xpendit'Q:res Cauip 230.29 - ... ... ... - ... .... ... - ... - ... ... ... ... ... .... ... ... ... .. - ... ottS.oe Equipment ... ... WILL EE - $3,600.00 l,733.50 Executive Sala17 - - - .. - - - - - ,.. - - - Re~t, l 9 2 6. l 9 2 5 1 . Other sqttrces ?_ _ __ r.· ,i.., l1<-w,JV~JJ.1c1rolv)yi.k'·'·'iJ If: -~" () r' t@m 1 ,ciOO Po )i,~.G-W 1rc.-i.1 • f ( , How many contributor~. 1 \j If so, how much? $ ' - - - - - Did your council end the year 192 with any indebtedness? No _ _ _ _ __ Are the funds assured to cover next year's budget as outlined above*-'1.....--0---o 1 year? Method:· Short term ~aign ? * - - - - - - . For 2 years? _ _ __ 3 years? Community Chest?* -------Other Methods?*_ _ _ _ _ _ Describe b r i e f l y . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - /, ,. ,,.::..- r r,, . ({;. (), i - f NoTE: Please descrfbe on a eparate sheet of paper any special method of financing the work of your council which has ~een successfully developed. * Please answer "Yes" or "No." ACCOUNTIN G SYSTEM 1. Do you have an annual audit qf your books by a c~rtified public accountant? -=N_,.O_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 2. If not, what provision for audit is made? Corrvruni ty Fwid checks budget and expenditure s. 3. Who authorizes expenditures by your council?Exec, Cammi ttee draws up budget-no further authoriza(S.tion except when deviation from Bndget. 4. Who signs the checks? Treas. & Executive. (Then the Executive CommHtee euthori zes. 5. Who keeps the books and financial records? Exec. 6. Are your receipts from all sources deposited to the credit of the Treasurer? Yes except registratio n. 7. If not, what special accounts do you have? No account for registratio n. Handle by direst draft. 8. Please submit audited, detailed statement of assets and liabilities as of Dec. 31, 1925.. Is it enclosed? _ _ (Note: . Do not confuse with receipts and expenditures) 9. Name of chairman of Finance Committee. John J Hefljn, 'l'reasurer ~3- �·FAC TS ABO UT COU NCIL 9,,...l....6..,•. - - - - - - - - - - - - When was the -council first organized ?-F&-.we....b.....ri....1...a...r-.i'F.__.l..... , Jewis p(&? ,.. , Catholic? Membership for 1926: How many Prote stant? , . . ./, ~aus~tional? , Civic? How many members representing Business Intere sts? ! ! i ( ·i / / , Troop s? . . , Labor ? Religious? befship ?r on a ?.(~}rift,.5::.0rtl'~ittee? Is each of your troops represented either in counciV ~ef c ~//. c How many troops are NOT so represente~ ?;' 1 ~) ccbrki11:g<year. - - - - - - - - - - - - work yi.r& g Committees: List of Committees I t r ; --(J / / _ · - H h f - + - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - /!l " /) C< ,. 1~ organiz,.ti-~b~ r1{Fl'-.·-/- 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1(/ -------1 ,;; l/ ) • ,t I I \_'_"_ __,.,_.~~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - -~1~'.~ ........ -------''-------,~-,!-+""'local councils recommended by the National Council? Has your co~iv~Vopted the St~rlda~d constitp i n for ! your Constitution and By-Laws, adopted during Please submit copies of ~ny amendments or revision of . Is there a copy of your Have they been approved ?V V,..... the past year? Are they enclosed? If not, please submit copy. Is it encl osed ?L v il? Constitution and By-Laws on file with the National Counc Telephone _ _.,6""'-......7.,,.03=2~·------Headq uarter s located at 79 Monroe Avenue _,,.µo./" . ING YEA R AND EMP LOY EES. OFFI CIAL S TO BE COM MISS IONE D FOR ENSU Please state all salaries.) (Make this list complete. Use extra sheet if necessary. NEW OFFIC IALS MUST APPL Y ON FORM 592. Scout Executive > :Byron 0. Lutm an Salary $3,6 00.0 0 ss· --- --_A_s_s_is_ta_n_t_E_x_e_cu_t_iv_e_s_:_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Ad dre --- --- -- Salary Field Executives : _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - A d d r e s s ,_ " " " " _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Other salaried employees: ___ ___ __ Position, _ Secr etary to Exec utive Sal J; e Worden " 1,32 0.00 " " " " Scout Commissioner : --ss---------------------------------------Addre District Commissioners : --ss-----------------=----------'-------------Addre e/ .. ' ,· 1 / Deputy Commissioners : l~CJi,_/~t"_c_~_"_··_-_ _ __ . -~Address-_..,~<--JJ'<=U...L.t;~hl.l.~r------,.----1--2. ....__. rts .....LJ,Ll~......._-----'--Robe ....,.. E. ,.._... _....,. .Iohn ! Robe rt Wall ace 1 - A.M. Wray John Ha~ton :Sox 13 I •• B. Alex ande r E.M. Avery er . Llox_d Hop:p Deputy 'Comm1ss10ner assigned as Name Mess ick Bld • Door Co. Wabash Scre en-------+--~+- Postmaster:---------- Address _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,,___ _ Assistant Deputy Commissioners : and sheet pasted here) (Additio nal officials for commissions should be listed -4- _ _ _ _ _ __ �OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF LOCAL COUNCIL IN ACCORDANCE WITH Article V, Section 3, of the Constitution and Article I, of the By-Laws, the following have been elected as representatives of this Council on the National Council: (Additional representative for each 1,000 Scouts enrolled) Representing ..."'<> NAME Please typewrite this list. are not wanted "E<> ADDRESS Give full· local address Signatures Church Preference ~ OCCUPATION Prot. Ca th. Jew il: z<> ~ Troop-T. Bus.-B. Educal.-E. Civic-C. Relig.-R. Labor-L. (Use 2 or more Letters if Necessary) ~end Send Certifi- Scouting to (X) cates (X) ($1.00) lOc each / President 2 Vice-Pres. I Vice-Pres. Fj/ ' I... - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - r·~'r/~~----------------1--------1-----l·-------l-----I----~ /.ij? 4 Vice-Pres. 0 I •0 ---------------- Vice-Pres. 6 Treasurer z 7 Secretary i.:i i.:i 8 I-< I-< ::!1 ::!1 0 u i.:i > I-< t /I ~Q/I d~/ .' /'/ ./ . 9 10 11 12 13 :J{,)7 r/, '·-~' -'/-::;-_1-------1.~~~-1-~~~~~-1.~~~-1-~-~ ·p---; ::::> 14 i.:i 15 <~/" 16 ..;;!~. u >< -----------------------------------1-i'G;1~~L·-'------1-----l.-------l•-----I----i.:i 17 !i _________________ ,__________________iv__,c1/~-"___·"~~.~7~~·-"""·1:·~''----,.---l--------l-----1----...I 19 r>-·"' 7 18 0 I J0 z OI: 0 .J 20 21 22 23 z 24 ::r: 25 0 ti. 0 I-< OI: :a5 27 ::::> 28 u 29 0 ///:· 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 If the same man represents more than one group in the commur:ity, indicate it in sixth column by using more than one letter. -5- �Officers and Members of Local Council-Continued ."' NAME Please typewrite this list. are not wanted 'S" ;:?l" ADDRESS Signatures Give full local address Representing Troop-T• Bus.-B. Educal.--E. Civic-C. Church Prefer· ence OCCUPATION Prot. Cath. Jew ~ z" ~ Send Scouting to (X) ($1.00) Re!ig.-R. Labor-L. (Use 2 or more Letters if Necessary) Certifi· cates (X) lOc each -·· 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 --- 49 50 51 52 ' 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 . 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 -· 72 73 74 75 !'REGISTERED RANGE OFFICTS' =I *Range offic~rs I On extra sheets list all additional members of Council and also list members of District Committees if organized. must be approved by National Rifle Association and registered at National Office. Use Form 717. -6- I �ENLISTMENT OF LEADERS 1. What method do you use in securing scoutmasters : (a) Institutional responsibility? Yes. Through Troap CommitteEfroop Committee? Official Boat'fi of Inst Occasiona11y an official of the Council (b) Other methods ?0.ccasi ona lly perso:dlesit~be them? ally '. 'B'\ven t.hen 1 t.he Troop Comrni ttee i meets a rran who will help in Scouting. &; usnaJ l~ th.e body to do the selecting. .. ?-..,#~ r~--------------'- 2. How many do you need now 3. How long have your Scoutmasters Years served, who were registered December 31, 1925? Number How many S. M. were originally Scouts? 4. Cf Less than l 1 2 - I!]' ,o 1 How many 3 4 5 6 7 8 9· 10 11 12 13 14 1,5 - - ,___ - - - - - - - - - - S' Assist~nts ? A. - :i. ~ NoTE-If questions 3 and 4 are not answered, please state the r e a s o n . - - - - - - - . - - - - - - - - - 1 Are any of your Scoutmasters serving also as Deputy Commissioners ?-tr/n-.--tV-rr-£7c-'t-:tLL..,:~/- 5. ---------- How many? - - - - - - - - - · Is this plan successful? - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Nou: Only under exceptioual clrcumstauces will a mau be able to fill these two positions successfully. The experience of the country ju1tifie1 fAe / ( conclusion that as a general rule it is most unwise for a Scoutmaster to try to serve in any other capaci~y at the aame time. >f· f:;·: .( .,,,• How do you select Deputy Commission rs and assistants ? 6. f '• 'i •. .., ,i· u .t-C.v ' n~tA/tlr ,.. Ii • j\!V:y.;v i·(i J ''11 .!')-:e. !Ji' ' ' ' (" What duties, m general, do your Deputy Commissioners perform? _,.,0:" a~:f,_i·.=:-'- ;.1~·'_:'~·:;~/~~·'~·"~'~='---fu4¥'4-'-"'--'--'-"/""";L~I'-!;_.-'_'-·_; 7. How many different adults were connected with the Scout work under your jurisdiction on December NOTE: The number requested should include council members, commissioned officers, both paid and volunteer; all members·of·Cciurt of Honor, Troop Committeemen, Scoutmasters and Assistants, Expert Examiners and members of District Committees. Eliminate for duplications so that the number reported will be the net. COUNCIL ACTIVITY EXECUTIVE BOARD COUNCIL 1. Number of members in 1925 ................. 2. Number of meetings in 1925 ... : ............. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 3. Average attendance ']£_ I ').c Did the various committees of the Council _function actively during the year 1925 ?fa I .. rt ~ t I .,.I "'.J.. ~ 4. ~ i f}y {(( - f 1 1,,,, 1r o .. :.~f\_,___..,,;f--"'._"~''-7"''''-+· ~·lot:-' l~Tt.!:--~_,t , ~'-=A~-~--~--------------~ _, . .-r~I·~··~""-"-'.-'-"l...__-c"'-r· ."j -tc/lb",~l.'+ ., i . .. ·"""'*'ti'~~+"~" ~·H:;n-,uu_s;:>....tlur-i..'I' ?--'-4'-t> >r'., . :f,/C _,,, - /:(,..,,,,...._ ~'.~ ~ 1• ,• : - • -/i'~ 5. Please submit any committee ~eports. Are any enclosed? /~.rte/.;) 6. Please submit copy of the Annual Report of t e Seo t Executive or Scout iommissioner. Is it enclosed? 'f·k,,, 1 -:>-l':-'-r--· ,... ; -.r· . ·~1 /l. ,! '.'-l1. /" 1 /,, ; . . u e. - ../ ·1.1 ·Vu' -7- ' "' ' ,:::_ �REGISTRATION STATISTICS Total new Registered during from Total Total• Total Total Dropped during 1925 Transfers Council2 "Active" "Active" Re-registered Re-registration NoTE4: "Active" overdue 3 during 1925 Dec. 31,. 1924 is total of new + 1 Dec. 31, during 1925 1925 New 1 Old •e-registered + reregistration over· due (including I.} b Q 0 tJ,.. all. boys not ") l~ 1925 Troops J Scoutmasters _ j__~ Asst. S'm's. ll Scouts (Total) In Troops· 12 years " 13 ? () -·i-- I 2. I I 272 ll ~ j 218 5 33 6 r:Sl 87 361 ~I !,)_ 81 5 235 ?5 305 '": :,_ s ~ 101 ' 2 317 " 31 155 2 198 16 " 12 28 17 " 1 2 18 " 19 " 20 " bD ·~ ro::-:;; ~] <.!: .c ~- 909 137 "; ~:o.J '.:l ID5-:;_ 261 ? d. cf 29 140 l S3 64 11 74 J 4 2 24 ')_ s- 3 'j . 68 a or council.'') 15 59 8 :.___a_I_ "d r o p p e d" transferred from 31 444 "' 15 "' o2"' ~o "" 3 °' ?1 5 " •""'~ 0 +Jo~::. q 4422 14 " t; "'" q •Boys of Scout Age in Territory 1, Total Lone Scouts IF ANY DATA REQUESTED ABOVE IS NOT GIVEN PLEASE STATE REASON NOTE 1: "New" means never re-registered; "old," have re-registered. NOTE 2: Do not include "Transfers from Council" in "Total Dropped." NoTE 3: Overdue includes all troops whose charters expired previous to December and have not been renewed on December 31 and have not been "dropped." NOTE 5: (Method of determining number of boys of scout age.) A. Each age group will contain approximately 1% of total population. C. Actual count. B. In exceptional communities, school census may include this data. Indicate which method is. used. If an estimate is made, state by w h o m - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1. Why were Scouts "dropped" during currrent year? Give number of Scouts under each class of reason listed. Note other reasons, if any. , (/J~~-~~ ~o. _ a. Moved . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . b. Death ................. . c. Age ................... . i· % % l---"~"--0--b-=--- g. Other interests .......... h. 1. "Lost interest" .......... l---'~~-1----Scoutmaster ............. ,_____ ,_____ d. Cost .................. . j. Miscellaneous . . . . . . . . . . . e. Dismissed ............. . k. Unknown ............... ~ ~~ a1 f. Parents' objections ...... . (Detailed reports of actual survey~ill be zeciated.) 2. How and from whom were these "reasons" secured? tl. ,r Z How many Scouts received "Certificates of 4. How r.1any "dropped" Scouts were "Candidates" 5. ; merit badge ? 1 1-'-4@~fd=--,---__ ~ ~& Service~----·-------------------- 3. first class, ~ /ff)~, "Tenderfoots;'' ; second class,----· How many troops definitely connected with institutions on December 31, 1925 ?_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ How many institutions in your territory had no troops on December 31, 1925, but should have; - - - - - How many new troops do you plan to organize during 1926 ? - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 8- �1. COURI OF HONOR ..· How many Courts of Honor do you have? 2. Number of members in C<,J,.Ch ?_ 3. Total membership?---------~.~' meetings,_were public? ,, \ ·; ; / . I /i(c1 t {_/. 6. 4. , .~:;J c• How often did they meet in 1925? 1/ ___,~'--L,L,,£..----5. How many What functions were performed by th.e Courts of Honor?_______ n /i. an~ examiners? ~'-' fS/<?JCti_._/ 1·1 7. Do you have a staff of expert instructors 8. ~onducts the following tests?. Tenderfoot Scout.masters and. old sco11ts designated by him - /(/ r How selected? . Second Class ___..:.:11_ _ _ ___:..:ll_·-----'''-'_ _.:.:11_ _ __,1"-1-----=-u=---" See Handbook for Boys for authorized procedure. · First Class Examining Board First Class Merit Badge ~S;;:,.pl,lJe~c~i.,i,.,·Q!!!,l.i.----,EJ!t*XB!amw~in~e-rrs-s~.- - - - - - - - - - - - 9. Give the number of boys who qualified during 1925 in each d( the following ranks, and the total number in each .rank on record on December 31, 1925: **Total Registered Membership, by Rank, as of *Number Scouts Qualified in Each Rank During 1925 December 31, 1925 • (If a boy qualified in more than on_e rank during the year, he should be included in each rank in which he qualified.) ll ::t.. ~ Tenderfoot Second Class------~~'-·:__,:.:...·~.'.~---------~ First Class--Merit Badge Scout _____,_,.,__,..__________ Star Scout.--- - - - - - " " " " - - - - - - - - Life Scout. _ _ _ _,2,,,..1..___ _ _ _ _ __ .c_ _ _ _ _ Eagle Scout · Number Tenderfoot Second Class s::: 'i !:t ~'.J ::i J including ) First Class (Not Merit Badge Scouts Merit Badge (Including Life, ) Star and Eagle Star Scouts (a I .. .; Count a scout) I ~ only in highest ( rank attained. Life Scouts Eagle Scouts 22 Per Cent ,.,{ 3 Total All Ranks ** The sum of Tenderfoot, Second Class, First Class and Merit Badge Scouts should equal your total enrollment. How .many of each of the merit badges were awarded during 1925? 26 5 Carpentry Hiking Agriculture 10. Angling _:.10 Chemistry Archery Civics Architecture 1 Conservation 27 31 34 Art Cooking Astronomy Craftsmanship ___aa. 42 Cycling 33 Athletics Automobilin~ Aviation Plumbing 2 Insect Life Poultry Keeping 7 Interpreting Printing 2 Leather Working Public Health Life Saving 10 Electricity 8 Masonry Firemanship First Aid 51 First Aid to Animals ~l Forestry Bugling Foundry Practice Business Gardening 32 57 Handicraft 22 5 22 36 Machinery Marksmanship Botany l\T0TE-If Horsemanship 2 Blacksmithing 4 Camping 30 Dairying 29 Bird Study Pioneering 3 Bee Keeping 14 Mining Music Painting 16 Safety First 27 Scholarship 11 1 5 Seamanship 2 Signaling 10 Stalking 10 Pathfinding .as Personal Health 58 Photography Radio --- Sculpture --- 54 Surveying 4 Swimming 42 Taxidermy 3 Textiles Physical Development 15 Total badges awarded 946 questions 9 and 10 are not fully answered, please state reasons therefor.------------- 11. How many different scouts qualified for merit badges during 1925? 158 · 12. ~~'you limit the number of merit badges for which a scout may qualify at one sitting of the Court of Honor? · · . To how many? · -9- �COMMUNITY SERVICE On a separate sheet please list any special features of your work during 1925, referring especially to public service, community "good turns," and noteworthy individual "good turns." Is it enclosed?--------- INSPECTION SERVICE 1. What committee or official is in charge of your troop inspection service? Commissioner or Dep. Com: 2. How often was each of your troops offfcially inspected in 1925? - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3. How many troop inspectors were used in 1925 ? - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4. What rank do troop inspectors hold, if any? Deputy Cammi ssioners, Cammi ssioner, Scout Exec. 5. To whom are the inspection reports referred for action? Headquarters - reviewed & Commissioner. b~r Scout Exec. SERVICE SUGGESTIONS 1. How cafl the National Council be of more service to your C o u n c i l ? - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2. What is the consensus of opinion of your council as to the most important and helpful service that the Boy Scouts of America could render to the country during the year 1926? _______________ 3. Please submit any new forms, blanks or printed matter adopted by your council during the year, in- eluding photographs illustrative of the work of your council. Are they enclosed?------------ -10- �LOCAL COUNCIL ~~U Did you conduct a formal training course for Scoutm.,tm in !~How many?~ B-TRAINING PROGRAM I. 2. Was course approved by Department of Education?~Average length of session (hours)? _ _ __ What feec wm chacged? JQ "f,.,?'% 3. How many weeks did course rnn? 4. What percentage of the instruction was (A) Practical (leammg by doing) ?-_,r_......,.'*"~"---------- !J}:C (B) Lecture? 1!?-?l,f/ 5. What percentage of the instruction was (A) Indoor? 6. Were the members of the Course or·ganized in Patrols?~~~· ~fJ 7. What was the total enrollment? 12. 13. Outdoor?-~-L-----""'---"---"'"--0 ·__ Average' attendance? 9. Was your faculty recruited in part from local educational resources r ( 11. (B) -~Z--~~0--------- if;. , /Yo Was your course connected with University, College, Normal School, or Public School? 8. 10. /0 /'O~/- ~- (C) 9":cussion? H> 7 loo% ,ty~/.f t~/"/HYV ~~.RJ Does your plan successfully meet the need for training scoutmasters?~A:9-W-~ ~ What percentage of your instructors were local men? . J' , course?~ What training methods do you use other than the formal course~ ,:: .t~ -£~ Are you training local men as instructors in your /j /).____ 14. Did you have a special advanced course for experienced Scoutmasters? JY~ _ _ _ _ _ __ 15. Have you used the Scoutmaster's Handbook aS a textbook in Yj_!:ning program? ~-1-c._.=_......-- 16. Have you held meetings for training of Troop Committeemen? 17. Have you had a training course for patrol leaders? /y 0 ful? _ _ _ _ __ 18. Did you have a yearly training program foe 1925 19. 20. What new suggestions for , A ?ifp- aining leaders can you ~ , Scribes? l_V_-v_ __ Are they success- v: , for 1926? offer?~..h~ ~ ' , ~A--- 1 What are your plans for the attendance_ of your Executive and staff at conferences ?(..L<""'--&~'-------- ~ Non: Please enclose copies of any printed matter descriptive of your training program. COMMUNITY RELATIONSHIPS 1. Do you maintain at all times an up-to-date survey of conditions affecting boy life in your community? ,fa/µ- ~ ~ '(.,) '4uc ~· 2. Does your Scout Executive have personal and active contact with the School system aI).d its officers? Churches? ~ ~.fl..-3. , Y. M. C. A.? Newspapers? ~ CJ U--o , Boys' Clubs? , Business Organizations? , City Officials and Departments ?--""'i::____:=---- What organizations or groups have called on the scouts for service during 1925? - - ' - - - - - - - - - - 4. Do you have free use of school buildings for troop and other 5. P _____________ meetings?-~-'/--~;;#- Is your Scout Executive called upon to serve in connection with community celebrations as a representative of the Boy Scouts of America? ~ . -11- . �.-'· �CAMPING I. Did you conduct a council Summ" camp in 192~ ...~-·_...,...,J>.=~----------- 2. Has your final camp report 3. How many troops held individual troop camps of at least one week's duration in 1925 en forwarded to the camping department? 4. Total number of Scouts one week or more each in troop camps LOCAL COUNCIL . If not, please enclose ?-~-------- ?--~£?~~0 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ?_/t_~t2~- Dates?-- ----- Total attendance _ _ _ _ __ 5. Did you conduct a winter camp in 1925 6. How many of your troops have taken overnight hikes during 1925? - - - - - · · Average number of such -- hikes per troop? - - - - - - 7. Value of camp property owned by Council; lands, $ SEASCOUTIN G !1.;:p>O 0 '< 7 ,-- b Buildings, $----== ==--- Committee?~~ LOCAL COUNCIL 1. Have you a Seascout 2. How many Seascout Ships have y o u ? - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3. How many Seascout Patrols in t r o o p s ? - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - "' 4. What is the total of Seascouts registered in 2 and 3? - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - S. How many boats and what types in your p o s s e s s i o n ? - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 6. What percentage of Seascouts left Seascouting last y e a r ? - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 7. How many copies of the new Seascout Manual have been purchased by your Council ?------- VETERAN SCOUTS LOCAL COUNCIL NoTE-Give answers as of December 31, 1925. 1. How many of your scout officials are eligible for registration as Veterans? 5 year--10 year--15 year2. How many of your scout officials. are regist~red as Veterans? " " --J-12 " .. " " 3. How many of your scouts are eligible for registration as Veterans? " " " " " 4. How many of your scouts are registered as Veterans ? " " II . .. " " " (~n · 5. Have you effected any local organization of your Veteran Scouts? _ _ _ _ __ -13- "·~ Ai'UNvt...1 �:""' l �Transmittal Blank I hereby submit $ - - - - - - - to cover the following items: (1) National Council Quota in accordance with Paragraph 3, Page 1, this report $ ------ (2) Local Council Charter Fee (See Article XIII, Section 3, Clause 1, National By-Laws) $ _ _ _ __ ( 3) ( 4) Subscriptions to "Scouting," at SOc each, to be sent according to list checked, pages 5 and 6 $ ----- Subscriptions to "Boys' Life" at $2 each, to be sent according to list attached $ _ _ _ _ __ (5) -----Small certificates for members of local council at 10 cents each as indicated on pages 5 and 6 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ (6) (7) $---- Large certificates for framing, as per foot note, at 50c. plain; framed with French glass, $1.75. (State for whom. This does not refer to local council charter.) $ ______ C?rder for Supplies and other purposes (regular order blank herewith) $ ______ $----Total $ ----- Respectfully submitted, Date _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Title---------------- NOTICE TO SCOUT OFFICIALS Pocket certificate is furnished to Scoutmasters, Assistant Scoutmasters and all commissioned officers, as well as to registered Boy Scouts, without extra charge~ Members of local council may secure these small certificates at 10 cents each. Please send list of those members who desire certificates (see 5 above). Certificates, 9 x 11 inches in size, suitable for framing, can be secured upon payment of 50 cents each. This price simply covers the cost of printing, clerical work, and mailing. Should you desire any such certificate sent you in a neat black frame, with French plate glass, it will cost $1.75 prepaid. Please indicate above if you desire any of these certificates. SCOUTING The magazine, "SCOUTING," is sent free to scoutmasters, assistant scoutmasters, scout commissioners, deputy scout commissioners, assistant deputy scout commissioners, scout executives, assistant and field scout executives, presidents of local councils, members of the National Council and special field scout commissioners only. Local council members not included in the foregoing list are invited to subscribe at the special rate of 50c per year. -15- �National Council Redo rd Please do not write on this page. 1. Territory----------------~ 14.. Number of Members ____________ 2. Headquarters--------------~ 15. Leadership Enlistment-------- --,.--- 3. Quota-----------------'-'- 16. Council Activity 4. F e e - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 17. Troops 5. District Organization-----------~ 18. Scout Enrollment 6. Finance ____________ _____ 19. Objectives 7. Accounting System _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __,_ 20. Court of Honor ,. 8. Community Representation _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 21. Inspection Service 9. Troop Representation - - - - - - - - - - - . . - 10. Committees------- -----------"'< 22. · Training Program 23. Community Relationships 11. Constitution---- ------------"Commissioned Officials-------------' -'!·.·'( 12. 1'" ·" 24. Camp 25. Seascouting ; 13. National Representative 26. Records _ Approval Letter Sent _____________ Charter Written ____________ _____;;·:'.:...:<__·_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ FIELD DEPT. APPROVAL Commission Applications Approved Separately Frame Ordered--~--------,---------~'----------Charter Shipped-------~, to _ _ _ _ _...:,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ REGISTRATION RECORD: STATUS C O U N C I L - - - - - - - - - - - - - -·;,.Status- of Officials f ~::r Expiration------------------. N ate S tatis. Geo.D. c \J Scout Executive ,[ ,. ' ... Asst. Scout Executive ~ Field Scout Exe cutives ,,\:: Asst. Field Scout Executives 1.( '. Scout Commissi oner Deputy Commis sioners ~:: Asst. Deputy Co mmissioners President, Coun cil Members & c. of H. Territory Change ____________ ____·-: __. Change Memo to Field Dept. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _:,,"';:·\;'-.- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ---------------------­ Change Memo for Files & D. & T. ------~"""··~ ._, \,. ·New Men Memo to Mail Desk _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~-----------------------:.,._r APPROVAL FOR RECORD Certificates W rittetl----------La:r ge ,Certificate--------'-- -Compared------- -N umber Stencil$ Made ::: Number Cards· Made ___________ Compared---'------- -N. U. Council Stencils N o t e d - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Statistical Record: Certificate supply sent------------ -.,--Territorial change noted _____________ File Record: N. U. C. changes made _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ~..,. ~·; Entered------------------~~- N. U. C. changes sent to Stenci,___ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Memo & Records to D. & T.------------,,.- Fiied--'-------------------16})_. ·.>.~..•..• �Local Council Application Form 539-S-2500·11·26 BE For Rene-wal of Charter Code No .. ·... .' ... INSERT To be filed with Application STATISTICAL REPORT COUNCIL OF. FOR YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1926. x........ . OF COUNCIL? CITY. / . ....... " SECTION ......... ·.. " COUNTY .... : ... : ... ' AREA .. AREA in Square Miles ............. POPULATION of largest City or Town .. /.;. O~. (J tO 0 KIND_ I.: POPULATION OF TERRITORY . If ''yes'' attach specific explariation. Does any major national group of population adversely affect Council progress? ... .11.~... © CLASS OF TERRITORY 10,000 No. CITIES and over -l- 1'10-- TowNs i.,500 co 10,000 i.5 Source and Date of In- %MetroTotal % Population formation politan Suburban VILLAGES co i.,500 j Jf2$ ~ © % Rural % Foreign % Negro Born % Mexican ®· No.ofBoys %MonHow De12. to 17 golian Inclusive termined { - - - '2 ,-,z.-'-' {j ctJ · "Yt~ I I © IJkon r OPEN COUNTRY: @All other © LB_~ ® AFFILIATED PLACES I TOTAL 7 % Population CATHOLIC ....\ ..:::. /5~, JEWISH ...... I. !i. ;l,,~, PROTESTANT ....... .,()., OTHER ..... J .. __ ,,, {)~ r.· ~ ~-, NoNE ........... . EXPLANATION: ©Indicate whether A.-U. S. Census-1920, B.-U. S. Census Annual Estimate, C.- tlas (Rand, McNally, or (Cram), D.-School Census-Local or State, E.-Estimate, by: · . ®A. Boys from 12 to 17 inclus1~~fues of 2500 and over average about 49 per IOoo population; in places under 2500 and the open country the average is about 65. B. The School Census sometimes includes this data. C. The U. S. Census 1920Chapter III, Vol. II, tables 15 and 16 have this data for all places of 25,000 and over. In table 16 ages are grouped, IO to 14 and 15 to 19· Deduct 45% from IO to 14 for ages IO and n; and 42.5% from group 15 to 19 for ages 18 and 19· D. Actual count from survey specially made. E. Estimate from census with allowance for population increase. ®All population in tl:i.e entire "chartered territory" not included in 'cities, towns and villages.' ©"Affiliated" places are places outside Council "chartered territory" that have troops formally "affiliated" with the Council. ®Not including Mexican or Mongolian. ©Including Native and Foreign Born. II. A. VOLUNTEERS COMPOSITION OF COUNCIL ~ NEW OLD jQ © CouNc~L MEMBERS -~ District and .other Committeemen Troop Comrriittee:men ~o I Court of Honor Members Examiners ·and Instructors ~ Scout Masters Assistant Scoutmasters J.~(i. 2.. . _qfl ®COMMISSIONERS (all ranks) r /h, ~-- .:J. LO"ne Scout Leaders '~ 3 lo ~2 B. EMPLOYEES 14 3 -41_· ~ ~ Executives (all ranks) Camp Director~ and ~ts 0 T'. Other ~ 2) 1 ~~~ Duplications - NET TOTAL (different persons) ~ " C REPRESENTATIVE CHARACTER OF COUNCIL* - 44 I 27 I O: IEdu,tionall ' ' '(OTAL ® NOT COMMISSIONED Office ~'&llt.Alll\ ~ Camp /J - ~::~ f/ - ~ ~ '2E + t..AAAA "'~ Miscellaneous ... .<'f - TOTAL 7 '.J I) ')Ql.r - ~ .Church Preference Representatives of Civic Business Troops t . Departmental Directors (not inclu~d above) ~~ PART TIME , © COMMISSIONED 2'i' 1:3~1 11 ., GRAND TOTAL FULL TIME TOTAL Religiqus Total Labor l· I ·a I -~~~ *If co1;1ncil _is composed of District delegates give this data for all District commmeemen. IPr~tes:c b, I la '~:i . . I Catholic I Jewish None Other I �III. REGISTRATION RECORD Dropped 192.5 Total New , ReregisRegis- tered tered 192.6 SEE ExPLANATIONS BEFORE MAKING ANY ENTRIES 2. I 3 ------ TROOPS ~ ") r ""'··"-! ScouTMASTERS ; ASSIST .SCOUTMASTERS V) !5 8 V) - - -- - - 4 5 --t- '):'.)_, -'A-- - LONE I 0 )! 6' VETERAN ~ --- --7 --- 8 )j__' L) y~ .1 ,.,.. . II --- 4 12. 13 Col. 6-10 No. 14 Col. 8-12. Col. 7-u I Col. 9- 13 Net Gain or Loss % No. % No. % No. % No. % 15 16 17 18 19 2.0 2.1 2.2. 2.3 - - -- - - - - - - -- - - - - --------------- ---- tfb -~ - - - - - - - - -- - - -- - - -- # _!f_ - - - #- -J-g _!].a_ -+rt- :J!I__ ;b- .....,_ JI a ' . '.i IL -ft-;2-_ ~5·· $~ - IO 9 -SL ~ S- ~ · - - - - - - ~ !::! 'f 1 u.,~·1 cl ~ __lJ_ tl__ s~t •/' TROOP TOTAL CHANGE 1~)2.5 Charters Charters Charters Expired Charters Total.Be- Charters Expired Charters "Trans- Net Total Total Expired Not Expired UnexUnexNot fers" te Dropped longing Col. 10+ Over 2. Over 2. Col. 6+7 pired Over 2. Over 2. 'flt from During Col. 13+1 pired u+12. +s Months Months Months Months Council Year +2.+3(+) ------ CoLUMN NUMBER DECEMBER 31, DECEMBER 31, 192.6 DURING 192.6 ;~ 5'~ - , -I - ·16 \j,J ~) ~ l () l c1 [3_}_ ~:_-·1 J ! I ~-er I-A!) ------ --- --- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - -- - - --- --- - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - TOTAL EXPLANATIONS · Columns 1-5 show what happened during 192.6. Columns 6-8 give the membership status December JI, 1926 and Columns I0--13 the :status December JI, 192;. Read carefully the following directions: CoL. 2..-Enter only Reregistrations of Drops which occurred previous to 192.6. CoL. 3.-lndicate "transfers" To the Council with plus sign (+),from the Council with minus sign (-). Do not include transfers between troops within the Council. Co;L. 4.-"Net Dropped" includes "drops" occuring during 192.6 which were not subsequently "reregistered", exc~uding "transfers" from the Council. CoL. 5.-"Total Belonging" is the total number of different troops, etc., on record during some part or all of 192.6. ·including "transfers" to the Council. CoL. 6.-"Charters unexpired" include the membership of all troops having charters due to expire with December 31 or with a later date. & IO CoL. 7.-"Charters expired not over :z. months" includes all '"'lapsed" November and October charters not reregistered at National Headquarters on or & II before December 31. CoL. 8.-"Charters expired over 2. months" includes all charters "lapsed" previous to October. & 12. Coxs. I4, 16, 18, 2.o.-lndicate increases with plus signs ( +) and decreases with IV. LONE SCOUTS UNITS - .. No. © SCOUTS minus signs ( - ). CoLs. 15, I7, 19, 2.i.-Calculate %'s upon 192.5 figures as bases, e.g.-dividing difference between cols. 6 and IO by col. IO and multiply by IOo. CoL. 2.:z..-Hereafter "Net Gain or Loss" will be calculated on the basis of "unexpired'.' mem,bership. To determine "Net Gain" or "Loss": a If no transfers (col. 3) have been made to or from the Council, subtract col. IO from col. 6. b. If "transfers" have been made to the Council, add these to col. IO before subtracting from col. 6. c. If "transfers" have been made from the Council, subtract them from col. IO. d. Indicate" gain" with plus sign, "loss" with minus. "Transfers" to the Council must be charged in "losses" if any, they may not be credited as "gains." CoL. :z..3 .-To calculate the % of gain or loss use col. IO as increased or decreased by col. 3 as the base. · '"Veteran"-Enter number of active "Veteran" scouts who are not carried on Troop rosters or as officials.· By "active" is meant those "Veterans" who keep in touch with the Council and actively cooperate with it but are not car.ried on troop rosters. "Lone"-Do not include Lone Scouts who are also members of troops. VI. TRANSFERS TO TROOPS LEADERS s. s. UNITS Tribes Transfers from Troops Ships Wigwams v. *Patrols Unorganized Troops-Farm Scouts Total Patrols-Farm Scouts *In Land Troops Total I RURAL TROOPS AND FARM PATROLS VII. SEA SCOUTS No. RACIAL TROOPS RACE ScouTS No. ScouTs Total © Is Council giving leadership to Rural boys in small to~~fie"4-.~'~open country? ... ~- . Attach statement of service Council is rendering Lone Scouts. �AGE AND TENURE OF SCOUTS IV. ® CD New Boys of Scout Age Boys in Terby Age Started ritory YEAR OF AGE I- _ COLUMN 1713- 1 © LENGTH 1 @ RANK OF DROPPED SCOUTS OF MEMBERSHIP OF DROPPED SCOUTS H:--~----,---~----- I Year r Year 12 Years12. Years 13 Years 13Years1 4 Years 14 Yearsl 5 Years 15Years16 Years~ Candi-1 Tenderfoot 6 Mos. or morell dates 6 Mos. 6 Mos. 6 Mos. 6 Mos. 2nd Class rst Class Merit Badge I 1 1'- 0 t 14 - 1516 1718 and over --1 I --1 I 11-1-$$1-.~l-1-J-b__J~---k---+-- --t*!fJ-~4• _ _\Jt. _ "'-'· 2r1J~I-·. J -~-.~-~-~--~~~4r; _J_b_ '---3-~-~-$_!/--__).._ _le_ - " _µ_ ___b___ ~--l---1--· -·· - - - - · .~-$-LI~ 3 ---1--1 I _ _J_ _ _ _ _ _ - - . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . - 1 - l _ L _ , ____ ,____ ,____ ,____ ,____ ,____ ,____ ,__.__ ,____ ,____ ,____ ,____ , ____ ,____ ,____ ,____ ,__ _ --------1 TOTAL I) ·Note CD-Refer Note® Table.I. BOYS OF SCOUT AGE-% OF ENTIRE POPULATION 12. Age last birthday Open country and villages Towns and cities 2.500 and over I.2.5 13 14 16 17 .98 i.03 .98 .81 .78 15 - -- -- -- -- I.12. i.15 - -- -- -- -- - .89 .81 .82. .78 Note ®--Classify new scouts including registered "Candidates" by ~ge at "last \ · I birthday." Note @-Classify dropped scouts by age at which they first started in Scouting. Their "length of membership" will give their present approximate age. Note ©-Arrange "dropped" scouts (col. 3) according to •·•length of membership" and enter in appropriate col.iron, 7 to 12 months as "1 year", 13 to 18 · months as "1 year, 6 Months," etc. Note @-Arraneg "dropped" scouts of col. 3 by "rank" and enter in cols. 16 to 20. The total of cols. 4 to 15 and of cols. 16 to 20 should equal the number in col. 3. V. TENURE OF LEADERS y EARS SERVED A. ACTIVE DECEMBER 31, 192.6 2. 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO 'l ,~~ 1-~~ '. !' ~~.·,. •" S. M. have been Scouts No. Asst. S. M.'s A. S. M. have been Scouts "1 i'8A/-"ll-·LJ_b_//l!t_jJ__. ~-4---$---47-·%1--Ll-~ '~i. If V No. Scout Masters ~ 2 I 3· 11=4=1=5==6==7=-8-_=9=-10-. -1-1 -1-2 -1-3 -14--1-5 -1-6 -17--1-8 -19--20-H~ l ---1 - ! @ Dropped Bovs by Age 6 Mos., Started or less I~ . ~ :f- ~ _,_ f-:'b r.-3 b _I l_ L II 12. 13 14 15 16 TOTAL -I l -"'"';r.<!J-1'1~ 3 2. B. DROPPED DURING 192.6 4 5 6 T 8 9 IO II 12. 13 14 15 16 TOTAL ----- - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - ----- -J-fl- 7-1 - - - . - - - .,_ #1S.K4j_L_ -----------~·. l: - - - - - -1-·, _.__· --- - - - - - - - - - - - - JJ( _.Lfl_ _ _,_ - I · _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _J_/J_ __ I �, TROOPS~~ VI . WHY SCOUTS LEAVE REASONS A. No. CD% UNAVOIDABLE 1. Death or Sickness 2.. Honorable Discharge 3. Promotion Girls 12.. School - 13. Work 14. Other Activities 15. Distance I Ofj 16. Absence at School ~ i Transferred 5. Moved (not transferred) v No. CD% so 11. -,J. - 4. REASONS 52 6. Parents' Objections '17. Leadership TOTAL UNAVOIDABLE B. AVOIDABLE 7. "Lost Interest" 8. J /If 18. Dismissal 21'2 19. Miscellaneous 2.o. Unknown u- Age ...-, 9. 10. Outgrew L~ Cost ,_1-~" GRAND TOTAL / ...1-- Is report submitted herewith? ......... . Who gave "reasons" reported above? Scouts? ... -~~. Scoutmasters? ... Gf~-'O VII. ADVANCEMENT .. A. PROMOTIONS DURING YEAR Enter number of Promotions made from Rank to Rank throughout entire year· No. Candidates-December 31, y~-4- I Promoted to Tenderfoot Promoted to S~cond Class. Promoted to First Class I Promoted to Merit Badge Promoted to Life Scout Promoted to Eagle Scout Second Class '""''° First Class CD ~ ~ .... !#J;_ - - _jJ_ - - ~ - - ,..' ~,)J ~ - '\".°( Merit Badge® :l.1/ d,O Eagle k. _. - -2.... - - 3- ~ ') ......, 1/1 ---U.-..- - J2.J- - _s:_ ~ ...... ;t·~ Star -fo -- ~ ~ - - _I_ - - _LJ_ - - $ TOTAL ALL RANKS - - Jt2_ -'4 .<i i!l '1 7~ 'r I -100 TOTAL ENROLLMENT CDi Do 1llot include Merit Badg e Scouts wit~ Firsf Class. ® Exclµde Star, Life and Eagle from Merit Badge Scouts. Agriculture .... f.Q. , ...... ·.. Angling ........ ,I;>, ... : ....• Archery ........ .?....•..••.•••• Architecture ...../::. ......... . Art ....................... . Astronomy ................ . Athletics ...... !/..O......... . Automobiling ... .t,f . ....... . Aviation ........ iJ..........• Bee Keeping ............... . Bird Study .... 3.~ ......... . Blacksmithing ............. . Botany ................... . = - -- - -- -- - -- - ~ Life ,qj·11- TOTAL",PROMOTIONS Note ~£¥- ~ Promoted to Star Scout = Candidates Tenderfoot -, = ' = TOTAL Note CD Figure % on basis of G randTota I 100% O• B. RANK OF REGISTERED MEMBERSHIP-DECEMBER 31, 192.6 In Troops In Lapsed RANK Not Lapsed Troops Total .No.®% No. No. ®% ®% 192.5 New Scouts Added During Year . 100 .... I. Has actual survey been made? ... ~. . 2.. 1 TOTAL-AVOIDABLE 100 Ill '7 ' 100 < II ®3 Fig ure %0 on basis of "Total all Ranks" at bottom of column. Bug!~~~~ ~~~~~ B!s~~~. ~p~~ Masonry M~~~~~; l'/;~ .. . Public Health ... -~~~ ... . ..... ,_ ........... . .... .. Business. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . First Aid Animals ... . 1/:--:l. . Camping ...... .;3,3.......... Forestry ........ 1.0...... Carpentry .... .::i. ~ . . . . . . . . . Foundry Practice. -:":":". . . . . . 4 Chemistry ....... ~. . . . . . . . . . Gardening .... J. ""'· ........ Civics ........ l.'8 .......... Handicraft .... .~.3 ....... Conservation .. j, . . . . . . . . . Hiking ..... '· . /. .. 6 . . . . . . . Cooking .....•..-!' ~. . . • • • • • Horsemanship. . . •. ....... CraftsmansJ.iiE. ..-¥."...,........ Insect Life .... ":"':'. . . . . . . . . . . Cycling . .;La............... Interpreting .. .a............. Dairyin~ .. 2.-.............. Leather Working ... ~ ...... Eleccric1ty .... /.D .~. . . . Life Saving ..... ~ Firemanship ........,_, .~. . Machinery ........ 0.. . . . . . Total number Different Scouts receiving Merit Badge k -3 ...... Mining ... ·;a· .. ~ ....... . Music .... ; ~ ............. . Painting ....."1.-0 . ....... . Pathfinding .... I.~ ....... . Personal Health .... Sj. . .. . Photography ... .I . .... ¢ .. Physical Development-..... . Pioneering ..... Plumbing ...... . ;S":'. ...... . Poultry Keeping ..... ~ ... . Printing ....... .'Z.... ...... . Awards .. ·'*'· ...... . /.89. .. . Radio ....... ~ ·.; . I. . ... . 1 ........ . Safety First ... /. G· Scholarship ........ -,,..~.. Sculpture ....... / .......... . Seamanship ...... :a.,. ...... . Signaling ......~ ......... . Stalking .... J:-:":"c;....... . Sur.veyi~g ....... q...:.:.. .... . Sw1mmmg ....¥~ ....... . Taxidermy ........... ~ .. . Textiles ........... 1. .. "O .. Total Badges Awarded .. T.0/ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Executive Board Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Description An account of the resource Contains Reports of Committees, Annual Reports, Recharters, and Minutes Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document Form 539-11-13-1800 B.E. 0 F F I c E __c;:;._;o.....P---.Y Application for Renewal of Charter for First Class Local Council DO NOT WRITE HERE Fee$ Quota _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Mag. _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Boy Scouts of America Supplies Total _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ (Incorporated February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916) NATIONAL CouNCIL, Boy ScouTs oF AMERICA, 200 Fifth Avenue, New York City, N. Y. 1. Application is hereby made for renewal of our charter as a Council of the first class, with jurisdiction over $.,.A,..WU-----~----------Council, with headquarters . to be known as _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _O,,....H....r. .c.,.K...,A,,.. (Name of Council) City _ ...M><:e...m""pu.h.....ir111s;.------S tate Tennessee at ..'.l.9.._Monra_e - Chamber of Comroerce llldg. (Local Address) This application for renewal of charter was officially authorized by the local council or executive 1 • / rv/1 , 192-- at which meeting the Council specifical~y accepted · i- '. } '.-! board at a regular meeting held on its obligation to loyally co-operate with the National Council and its representatives in promoting the program of the for the year 1926. Boy Scouts of America, in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and By-Laws, policy and regulations of the Boy Scouts of America. As required und€r the Federal Charter and the By-Laws of the National Council, reports are herewith sub~ mitted covering the activities under the direction of this Council during the year ending December 31st, 1925, including a record of the extent of the work, financial statement of receipts and expenditures, camping activities, Court of Honor activity and detailed outline of our local organization for the coming year. 2. 3. * for a. Enclosed herewith. b. In _ _4~-- equal payments of $-200, 00 each, during the months of June, Sept, Nov. Dec. This Council has accepted its quota of $ 800, 00 of the National Council as follows: the year 1926, and agrees to pay it to the Treasurer 1926' ) _ _ _ _ 1s transmitted herewith. Council charter fee amounting to $ _ _..7_.5,_,.,_.0"'c.... * This amount should not include charter fee. -------------S i g n e d - - - - - - -L.ocal Council) (President of Date ______ ______ __ (Scout Executive) . -1- The information asked for in the following reports is essential to the National Council in its task of serving your council arid helping you to create and maintain proper standards of efficiency. Please see that this report is forwarded to the National Council NOT LATER THAN JANUARY 31st, 1926, and as much earlier as possible, so that your charter for 1926 may be issued without delay. Please answer EVERY QUESTION and giv.b EXACT FIGURES AND DATA. Estimates should be so indicated. If it is necessary to leave any question unanswered, please- state reason. FACTS ABOUT TERRITORY Total population of local council territory including affiliated communities: )/()( ~ I C<).J(C:,, ':-cf-;.; A41tr{u?J~'J l'· . Distribution of population : Protestant ,~ ;:;[' % ; Catholic ~Jo1 % ; Jewish ~02 %; Miscellaneous _ _ %. P~n"·~ ~ ·1;,. · . I/ ci' • ,r<J·-L · / ll: e !Vl[,,/·•~<_, .. ft!>'\/\. Indicate whether your tehifory is prihcipally Me ropolitan, Rural, ~uburban, Industrial, Residential,----/ /1t ,/! l ( l, :<'f, )I /.{,!/I /IJ . (,- 11;..../,'If/-!,u-P ,) ./ '1v , /''.' f.·· ·~.·,: ,0 _ J,d , Yi .. . If a county or area I . 1 ,' . I ..-- ·1 .t' .. r counc~l, have you promoted and supervised the scout Uogram i~ ~Ii ~ommunities of the county or area?-----"'--------If not, state reasons/---~---------------------------'--------- How many communities in your territory have troops ?~·~------How many have none? _______ What, if any, percentage of the .population is foreign born? I . , /) Ci·b·tiM~ ·~ What nationalities predominate ?__,.,···~i-fn""'/~(~(=,~'~·v_'- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - !/ The following communities are under the jurisdiction of this council by affiliation: Ir J\ .' : ' _,., I Ji/(ut''/t;;~\-c;;~h' / 1 : Have formal applications for affiliation been filed with the National Council, for each?----'-(~.-+/-":'-··:=.:·-·'------- NoTE: Formal affiliation should be applied for by a community only when such affiiiati,bn will make possible greater service to the community by the local council. If the service can be given just as effectively without formal affiliation then there should be no affiliation. A local council should not accept the affiliation of a community at 'such a distance as to make difficult proper supervision by the council of' the work in that community or which would necessitate considerable traveling by the boys in that community. NoTE: Experience has demonstrated that in a territory having a population of 100,000 or more, or in a county, or larger area, the best results can be secured through some form of district organization under the local council. Is your territory divided into districts? Yes How many?~('For Administrative purposes) N0 .Are they all represented on the council? ________ How represented?_-=J>'---"1r~t~'lw0~1-~--·------------------'--------------- Have you organized district committees? Is the administration of the work in the districts in charge of the respective District Committees, or is it carried on through Deputy Commissioners or Field Executives only, without reference to the District Committees? _ _ _ _ __ Deputy Commissioners. -2- AOTUALLl EXPENDED - ESTIMA.TlW :BUDGET Operating Expense: l. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. a. .of:fi.ee Salaries - - - - - - - - ... - ... - • - Light, Heat, Insurance and Telephone - • - 622.5'1 Office Supplies (Office Printing and Stationery) Poat·a.ge.. - - • ~ - """ • ,. . . . ..... - .. • • • ~- • ,.. - .. Pu.b11c1ty .and Propag9llda. - ... • ................ - .... Tran•portat ion (Automobile)- ... - ......... ""' - ...... Camps and. Hikes- - ... .... - ... - ... ... - - - - - • - - 9. sea Scoutlr>g - - - ... - - - • •· ... - ... - ... - - ... 10. Leadership Training & Oonterenc• - - - - - - 11. Rallies, Field D1t1s and Demonatra$1ona ........... 12. Dist~lot Expenses (If not includei elsewhere 13. National Gtuota and Charter Fee ........ - ........... 14. Miso•llane ou- ... • ... - ....... .,. ..... - - ... - - - fOtfll. Operatinc - • • • - - • • ~ - • - - l. 2. 3. ,' Number square feet of floor space rented? t/- hL~ (!; CAL'ENDf1R YEAR. soo.oo • 1 • . 2,aq?,,Q§ 2,201.os · • I . . ·. ' I .. II ;,:;f • per foot?_' _,_!i:-1)_,.&~f--------- Jti, ..r·f) U I -$11.592.55 What was the total income of your council last y e a r ? - - - - - - - - - - l . Interes.t? Sale of S\lpplies? Contributions? "2 opp '.'./,. . FISCAL YEAR NOT 2,319.• 13 ·y!: ,,J'f/11£ 't '.:J cvN,ft:~J:·) Price 1 ACCOUNT OF OUR - ., €E,Qi .... (Please use above classific,ti ns only) .- 183,74 49.74 571.59 ... ... - - ... ... ... ... - - ... :Pt0pert7 Total o~ttal E:xpendit'Q:res Cauip 230.29 - ... ... ... - ... .... ... - ... - ... ... ... ... ... .... ... ... ... .. - ... ottS.oe Equipment ... ... WILL EE - $3,600.00 l,733.50 Executive Sala17 - - - .. - - - - - ,.. - - - Re~t, l 9 2 6. l 9 2 5 1 . Other sqttrces ?_ _ __ r.· ,i.., l1<-w,JV~JJ.1c1rolv)yi.k'·'·'iJ If: -~" () r' t@m 1 ,ciOO Po )i,~.G-W 1rc.-i.1 • f ( , How many contributor~. 1 \j If so, how much? $ ' - - - - - Did your council end the year 192 with any indebtedness? No _ _ _ _ __ Are the funds assured to cover next year's budget as outlined above*-'1.....--0---o 1 year? Method:· Short term ~aign ? * - - - - - - . For 2 years? _ _ __ 3 years? Community Chest?* -------Other Methods?*_ _ _ _ _ _ Describe b r i e f l y . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - /, ,. ,,.::..- r r,, . ({;. (), i - f NoTE: Please descrfbe on a eparate sheet of paper any special method of financing the work of your council which has ~een successfully developed. * Please answer "Yes" or "No." ACCOUNTIN G SYSTEM 1. Do you have an annual audit qf your books by a c~rtified public accountant? -=N_,.O_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 2. If not, what provision for audit is made? Corrvruni ty Fwid checks budget and expenditure s. 3. Who authorizes expenditures by your council?Exec, Cammi ttee draws up budget-no further authoriza(S.tion except when deviation from Bndget. 4. Who signs the checks? Treas. & Executive. (Then the Executive CommHtee euthori zes. 5. Who keeps the books and financial records? Exec. 6. Are your receipts from all sources deposited to the credit of the Treasurer? Yes except registratio n. 7. If not, what special accounts do you have? No account for registratio n. Handle by direst draft. 8. Please submit audited, detailed statement of assets and liabilities as of Dec. 31, 1925.. Is it enclosed? _ _ (Note: . Do not confuse with receipts and expenditures) 9. Name of chairman of Finance Committee. John J Hefljn, 'l'reasurer ~3- ·FAC TS ABO UT COU NCIL 9,,...l....6..,•. - - - - - - - - - - - - When was the -council first organized ?-F&-.we....b.....ri....1...a...r-.i'F.__.l..... , Jewis p(&? ,.. , Catholic? Membership for 1926: How many Prote stant? , . . ./, ~aus~tional? , Civic? How many members representing Business Intere sts? ! ! i ( ·i / / , Troop s? . . , Labor ? Religious? befship ?r on a ?.(~}rift,.5::.0rtl'~ittee? Is each of your troops represented either in counciV ~ef c ~//. c How many troops are NOT so represente~ ?;' 1 ~) ccbrki11:g<year. - - - - - - - - - - - - work yi.r& g Committees: List of Committees I t r ; --(J / / _ · - H h f - + - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - /!l " /) C< ,. 1~ organiz,.ti-~b~ r1{Fl'-.·-/- 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1(/ -------1 ,;; l/ ) • ,t I I \_'_"_ __,.,_.~~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - -~1~'.~ ........ -------''-------,~-,!-+""'local councils recommended by the National Council? Has your co~iv~Vopted the St~rlda~d constitp i n for ! your Constitution and By-Laws, adopted during Please submit copies of ~ny amendments or revision of . Is there a copy of your Have they been approved ?V V,..... the past year? Are they enclosed? If not, please submit copy. Is it encl osed ?L v il? Constitution and By-Laws on file with the National Counc Telephone _ _.,6""'-......7.,,.03=2~·------Headq uarter s located at 79 Monroe Avenue _,,.µo./" . ING YEA R AND EMP LOY EES. OFFI CIAL S TO BE COM MISS IONE D FOR ENSU Please state all salaries.) (Make this list complete. Use extra sheet if necessary. NEW OFFIC IALS MUST APPL Y ON FORM 592. Scout Executive > :Byron 0. Lutm an Salary $3,6 00.0 0 ss· --- --_A_s_s_is_ta_n_t_E_x_e_cu_t_iv_e_s_:_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Ad dre --- --- -- Salary Field Executives : _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - A d d r e s s ,_ " " " " _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Other salaried employees: ___ ___ __ Position, _ Secr etary to Exec utive Sal J; e Worden " 1,32 0.00 " " " " Scout Commissioner : --ss---------------------------------------Addre District Commissioners : --ss-----------------=----------'-------------Addre e/ .. ' ,· 1 / Deputy Commissioners : l~CJi,_/~t"_c_~_"_··_-_ _ __ . -~Address-_..,~<--JJ'<=U...L.t;~hl.l.~r------,.----1--2. ....__. rts .....LJ,Ll~......._-----'--Robe ....,.. E. ,.._... _....,. .Iohn ! Robe rt Wall ace 1 - A.M. Wray John Ha~ton :Sox 13 I •• B. Alex ande r E.M. Avery er . Llox_d Hop:p Deputy 'Comm1ss10ner assigned as Name Mess ick Bld • Door Co. Wabash Scre en-------+--~+- Postmaster:---------- Address _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,,___ _ Assistant Deputy Commissioners : and sheet pasted here) (Additio nal officials for commissions should be listed -4- _ _ _ _ _ __ OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF LOCAL COUNCIL IN ACCORDANCE WITH Article V, Section 3, of the Constitution and Article I, of the By-Laws, the following have been elected as representatives of this Council on the National Council: (Additional representative for each 1,000 Scouts enrolled) Representing ..."'<> NAME Please typewrite this list. are not wanted "E<> ADDRESS Give full· local address Signatures Church Preference ~ OCCUPATION Prot. Ca th. Jew il: z<> ~ Troop-T. Bus.-B. Educal.-E. Civic-C. Relig.-R. Labor-L. (Use 2 or more Letters if Necessary) ~end Send Certifi- Scouting to (X) cates (X) ($1.00) lOc each / President 2 Vice-Pres. I Vice-Pres. Fj/ ' I... - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - r·~'r/~~----------------1--------1-----l·-------l-----I----~ /.ij? 4 Vice-Pres. 0 I •0 ---------------- Vice-Pres. 6 Treasurer z 7 Secretary i.:i i.:i 8 I-< I-< ::!1 ::!1 0 u i.:i > I-< t /I ~Q/I d~/ .' /'/ ./ . 9 10 11 12 13 :J{,)7 r/, '·-~' -'/-::;-_1-------1.~~~-1-~~~~~-1.~~~-1-~-~ ·p---; ::::> 14 i.:i 15 <~/" 16 ..;;!~. u >< -----------------------------------1-i'G;1~~L·-'------1-----l.-------l•-----I----i.:i 17 !i _________________ ,__________________iv__,c1/~-"___·"~~.~7~~·-"""·1:·~''----,.---l--------l-----1----...I 19 r>-·"' 7 18 0 I J0 z OI: 0 .J 20 21 22 23 z 24 ::r: 25 0 ti. 0 I-< OI: :a5 27 ::::> 28 u 29 0 ///:· 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 If the same man represents more than one group in the commur:ity, indicate it in sixth column by using more than one letter. -5- Officers and Members of Local Council-Continued ."' NAME Please typewrite this list. are not wanted 'S" ;:?l" ADDRESS Signatures Give full local address Representing Troop-T• Bus.-B. Educal.--E. Civic-C. Church Prefer· ence OCCUPATION Prot. Cath. Jew ~ z" ~ Send Scouting to (X) ($1.00) Re!ig.-R. Labor-L. (Use 2 or more Letters if Necessary) Certifi· cates (X) lOc each -·· 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 --- 49 50 51 52 ' 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 . 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 -· 72 73 74 75 !'REGISTERED RANGE OFFICTS' =I *Range offic~rs I On extra sheets list all additional members of Council and also list members of District Committees if organized. must be approved by National Rifle Association and registered at National Office. Use Form 717. -6- I ENLISTMENT OF LEADERS 1. What method do you use in securing scoutmasters : (a) Institutional responsibility? Yes. Through Troap CommitteEfroop Committee? Official Boat'fi of Inst Occasiona11y an official of the Council (b) Other methods ?0.ccasi ona lly perso:dlesit~be them? ally '. 'B'\ven t.hen 1 t.he Troop Comrni ttee i meets a rran who will help in Scouting. &; usnaJ l~ th.e body to do the selecting. .. ?-..,#~ r~--------------'- 2. How many do you need now 3. How long have your Scoutmasters Years served, who were registered December 31, 1925? Number How many S. M. were originally Scouts? 4. Cf Less than l 1 2 - I!]' ,o 1 How many 3 4 5 6 7 8 9· 10 11 12 13 14 1,5 - - ,___ - - - - - - - - - - S' Assist~nts ? A. - :i. ~ NoTE-If questions 3 and 4 are not answered, please state the r e a s o n . - - - - - - - . - - - - - - - - - 1 Are any of your Scoutmasters serving also as Deputy Commissioners ?-tr/n-.--tV-rr-£7c-'t-:tLL..,:~/- 5. ---------- How many? - - - - - - - - - · Is this plan successful? - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Nou: Only under exceptioual clrcumstauces will a mau be able to fill these two positions successfully. The experience of the country ju1tifie1 fAe / ( conclusion that as a general rule it is most unwise for a Scoutmaster to try to serve in any other capaci~y at the aame time. >f· f:;·: .( .,,,• How do you select Deputy Commission rs and assistants ? 6. f '• 'i •. .., ,i· u .t-C.v ' n~tA/tlr ,.. Ii • j\!V:y.;v i·(i J ''11 .!')-:e. !Ji' ' ' ' (" What duties, m general, do your Deputy Commissioners perform? _,.,0:" a~:f,_i·.=:-'- ;.1~·'_:'~·:;~/~~·'~·"~'~='---fu4¥'4-'-"'--'--'-"/""";L~I'-!;_.-'_'-·_; 7. How many different adults were connected with the Scout work under your jurisdiction on December NOTE: The number requested should include council members, commissioned officers, both paid and volunteer; all members·of·Cciurt of Honor, Troop Committeemen, Scoutmasters and Assistants, Expert Examiners and members of District Committees. Eliminate for duplications so that the number reported will be the net. COUNCIL ACTIVITY EXECUTIVE BOARD COUNCIL 1. Number of members in 1925 ................. 2. Number of meetings in 1925 ... : ............. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 3. Average attendance ']£_ I ').c Did the various committees of the Council _function actively during the year 1925 ?fa I .. rt ~ t I .,.I "'.J.. ~ 4. ~ i f}y {(( - f 1 1,,,, 1r o .. :.~f\_,___..,,;f--"'._"~''-7"''''-+· ~·lot:-' l~Tt.!:--~_,t , ~'-=A~-~--~--------------~ _, . .-r~I·~··~""-"-'.-'-"l...__-c"'-r· ."j -tc/lb",~l.'+ ., i . .. ·"""'*'ti'~~+"~" ~·H:;n-,uu_s;:>....tlur-i..'I' ?--'-4'-t> >r'., . :f,/C _,,, - /:(,..,,,,...._ ~'.~ ~ 1• ,• : - • -/i'~ 5. Please submit any committee ~eports. Are any enclosed? /~.rte/.;) 6. Please submit copy of the Annual Report of t e Seo t Executive or Scout iommissioner. Is it enclosed? 'f·k,,, 1 -:>-l':-'-r--· ,... ; -.r· . ·~1 /l. ,! '.'-l1. /" 1 /,, ; . . u e. - ../ ·1.1 ·Vu' -7- ' "' ' ,:::_ REGISTRATION STATISTICS Total new Registered during from Total Total• Total Total Dropped during 1925 Transfers Council2 "Active" "Active" Re-registered Re-registration NoTE4: "Active" overdue 3 during 1925 Dec. 31,. 1924 is total of new + 1 Dec. 31, during 1925 1925 New 1 Old •e-registered + reregistration over· due (including I.} b Q 0 tJ,.. all. boys not ") l~ 1925 Troops J Scoutmasters _ j__~ Asst. S'm's. ll Scouts (Total) In Troops· 12 years " 13 ? () -·i-- I 2. I I 272 ll ~ j 218 5 33 6 r:Sl 87 361 ~I !,)_ 81 5 235 ?5 305 '": :,_ s ~ 101 ' 2 317 " 31 155 2 198 16 " 12 28 17 " 1 2 18 " 19 " 20 " bD ·~ ro::-:;; ~] <.!: .c ~- 909 137 "; ~:o.J '.:l ID5-:;_ 261 ? d. cf 29 140 l S3 64 11 74 J 4 2 24 ')_ s- 3 'j . 68 a or council.'') 15 59 8 :.___a_I_ "d r o p p e d" transferred from 31 444 "' 15 "' o2"' ~o "" 3 °' ?1 5 " •""'~ 0 +Jo~::. q 4422 14 " t; "'" q •Boys of Scout Age in Territory 1, Total Lone Scouts IF ANY DATA REQUESTED ABOVE IS NOT GIVEN PLEASE STATE REASON NOTE 1: "New" means never re-registered; "old," have re-registered. NOTE 2: Do not include "Transfers from Council" in "Total Dropped." NoTE 3: Overdue includes all troops whose charters expired previous to December and have not been renewed on December 31 and have not been "dropped." NOTE 5: (Method of determining number of boys of scout age.) A. Each age group will contain approximately 1% of total population. C. Actual count. B. In exceptional communities, school census may include this data. Indicate which method is. used. If an estimate is made, state by w h o m - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1. Why were Scouts "dropped" during currrent year? Give number of Scouts under each class of reason listed. Note other reasons, if any. , (/J~~-~~ ~o. _ a. Moved . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . b. Death ................. . c. Age ................... . i· % % l---"~"--0--b-=--- g. Other interests .......... h. 1. "Lost interest" .......... l---'~~-1----Scoutmaster ............. ,_____ ,_____ d. Cost .................. . j. Miscellaneous . . . . . . . . . . . e. Dismissed ............. . k. Unknown ............... ~ ~~ a1 f. Parents' objections ...... . (Detailed reports of actual survey~ill be zeciated.) 2. How and from whom were these "reasons" secured? tl. ,r Z How many Scouts received "Certificates of 4. How r.1any "dropped" Scouts were "Candidates" 5. ; merit badge ? 1 1-'-4@~fd=--,---__ ~ ~& Service~----·-------------------- 3. first class, ~ /ff)~, "Tenderfoots;'' ; second class,----· How many troops definitely connected with institutions on December 31, 1925 ?_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ How many institutions in your territory had no troops on December 31, 1925, but should have; - - - - - How many new troops do you plan to organize during 1926 ? - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 8- 1. COURI OF HONOR ..· How many Courts of Honor do you have? 2. Number of members in C<,J,.Ch ?_ 3. Total membership?---------~.~' meetings,_were public? ,, \ ·; ; / . I /i(c1 t {_/. 6. 4. , .~:;J c• How often did they meet in 1925? 1/ ___,~'--L,L,,£..----5. How many What functions were performed by th.e Courts of Honor?_______ n /i. an~ examiners? ~'-' fS/<?JCti_._/ 1·1 7. Do you have a staff of expert instructors 8. ~onducts the following tests?. Tenderfoot Scout.masters and. old sco11ts designated by him - /(/ r How selected? . Second Class ___..:.:11_ _ _ ___:..:ll_·-----'''-'_ _.:.:11_ _ __,1"-1-----=-u=---" See Handbook for Boys for authorized procedure. · First Class Examining Board First Class Merit Badge ~S;;:,.pl,lJe~c~i.,i,.,·Q!!!,l.i.----,EJ!t*XB!amw~in~e-rrs-s~.- - - - - - - - - - - - 9. Give the number of boys who qualified during 1925 in each d( the following ranks, and the total number in each .rank on record on December 31, 1925: **Total Registered Membership, by Rank, as of *Number Scouts Qualified in Each Rank During 1925 December 31, 1925 • (If a boy qualified in more than on_e rank during the year, he should be included in each rank in which he qualified.) ll ::t.. ~ Tenderfoot Second Class------~~'-·:__,:.:...·~.'.~---------~ First Class--Merit Badge Scout _____,_,.,__,..__________ Star Scout.--- - - - - - " " " " - - - - - - - - Life Scout. _ _ _ _,2,,,..1..___ _ _ _ _ __ .c_ _ _ _ _ Eagle Scout · Number Tenderfoot Second Class s::: 'i !:t ~'.J ::i J including ) First Class (Not Merit Badge Scouts Merit Badge (Including Life, ) Star and Eagle Star Scouts (a I .. .; Count a scout) I ~ only in highest ( rank attained. Life Scouts Eagle Scouts 22 Per Cent ,.,{ 3 Total All Ranks ** The sum of Tenderfoot, Second Class, First Class and Merit Badge Scouts should equal your total enrollment. How .many of each of the merit badges were awarded during 1925? 26 5 Carpentry Hiking Agriculture 10. Angling _:.10 Chemistry Archery Civics Architecture 1 Conservation 27 31 34 Art Cooking Astronomy Craftsmanship ___aa. 42 Cycling 33 Athletics Automobilin~ Aviation Plumbing 2 Insect Life Poultry Keeping 7 Interpreting Printing 2 Leather Working Public Health Life Saving 10 Electricity 8 Masonry Firemanship First Aid 51 First Aid to Animals ~l Forestry Bugling Foundry Practice Business Gardening 32 57 Handicraft 22 5 22 36 Machinery Marksmanship Botany l\T0TE-If Horsemanship 2 Blacksmithing 4 Camping 30 Dairying 29 Bird Study Pioneering 3 Bee Keeping 14 Mining Music Painting 16 Safety First 27 Scholarship 11 1 5 Seamanship 2 Signaling 10 Stalking 10 Pathfinding .as Personal Health 58 Photography Radio --- Sculpture --- 54 Surveying 4 Swimming 42 Taxidermy 3 Textiles Physical Development 15 Total badges awarded 946 questions 9 and 10 are not fully answered, please state reasons therefor.------------- 11. How many different scouts qualified for merit badges during 1925? 158 · 12. ~~'you limit the number of merit badges for which a scout may qualify at one sitting of the Court of Honor? · · . To how many? · -9- COMMUNITY SERVICE On a separate sheet please list any special features of your work during 1925, referring especially to public service, community "good turns," and noteworthy individual "good turns." Is it enclosed?--------- INSPECTION SERVICE 1. What committee or official is in charge of your troop inspection service? Commissioner or Dep. Com: 2. How often was each of your troops offfcially inspected in 1925? - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3. How many troop inspectors were used in 1925 ? - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4. What rank do troop inspectors hold, if any? Deputy Cammi ssioners, Cammi ssioner, Scout Exec. 5. To whom are the inspection reports referred for action? Headquarters - reviewed & Commissioner. b~r Scout Exec. SERVICE SUGGESTIONS 1. How cafl the National Council be of more service to your C o u n c i l ? - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2. What is the consensus of opinion of your council as to the most important and helpful service that the Boy Scouts of America could render to the country during the year 1926? _______________ 3. Please submit any new forms, blanks or printed matter adopted by your council during the year, in- eluding photographs illustrative of the work of your council. Are they enclosed?------------ -10- LOCAL COUNCIL ~~U Did you conduct a formal training course for Scoutm.,tm in !~How many?~ B-TRAINING PROGRAM I. 2. Was course approved by Department of Education?~Average length of session (hours)? _ _ __ What feec wm chacged? JQ "f,.,?'% 3. How many weeks did course rnn? 4. What percentage of the instruction was (A) Practical (leammg by doing) ?-_,r_......,.'*"~"---------- !J}:C (B) Lecture? 1!?-?l,f/ 5. What percentage of the instruction was (A) Indoor? 6. Were the members of the Course or·ganized in Patrols?~~~· ~fJ 7. What was the total enrollment? 12. 13. Outdoor?-~-L-----""'---"---"'"--0 ·__ Average' attendance? 9. Was your faculty recruited in part from local educational resources r ( 11. (B) -~Z--~~0--------- if;. , /Yo Was your course connected with University, College, Normal School, or Public School? 8. 10. /0 /'O~/- ~- (C) 9":cussion? H> 7 loo% ,ty~/.f t~/"/HYV ~~.RJ Does your plan successfully meet the need for training scoutmasters?~A:9-W-~ ~ What percentage of your instructors were local men? . J' , course?~ What training methods do you use other than the formal course~ ,:: .t~ -£~ Are you training local men as instructors in your /j /).____ 14. Did you have a special advanced course for experienced Scoutmasters? JY~ _ _ _ _ _ __ 15. Have you used the Scoutmaster's Handbook aS a textbook in Yj_!:ning program? ~-1-c._.=_......-- 16. Have you held meetings for training of Troop Committeemen? 17. Have you had a training course for patrol leaders? /y 0 ful? _ _ _ _ __ 18. Did you have a yearly training program foe 1925 19. 20. What new suggestions for , A ?ifp- aining leaders can you ~ , Scribes? l_V_-v_ __ Are they success- v: , for 1926? offer?~..h~ ~ ' , ~A--- 1 What are your plans for the attendance_ of your Executive and staff at conferences ?(..L<""'--&~'-------- ~ Non: Please enclose copies of any printed matter descriptive of your training program. COMMUNITY RELATIONSHIPS 1. Do you maintain at all times an up-to-date survey of conditions affecting boy life in your community? ,fa/µ- ~ ~ '(.,) '4uc ~· 2. Does your Scout Executive have personal and active contact with the School system aI).d its officers? Churches? ~ ~.fl..-3. , Y. M. C. A.? Newspapers? ~ CJ U--o , Boys' Clubs? , Business Organizations? , City Officials and Departments ?--""'i::____:=---- What organizations or groups have called on the scouts for service during 1925? - - ' - - - - - - - - - - 4. Do you have free use of school buildings for troop and other 5. P _____________ meetings?-~-'/--~;;#- Is your Scout Executive called upon to serve in connection with community celebrations as a representative of the Boy Scouts of America? ~ . -11- . .-'· CAMPING I. Did you conduct a council Summ" camp in 192~ ...~-·_...,...,J>.=~----------- 2. Has your final camp report 3. How many troops held individual troop camps of at least one week's duration in 1925 en forwarded to the camping department? 4. Total number of Scouts one week or more each in troop camps LOCAL COUNCIL . If not, please enclose ?-~-------- ?--~£?~~0 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ?_/t_~t2~- Dates?-- ----- Total attendance _ _ _ _ __ 5. Did you conduct a winter camp in 1925 6. How many of your troops have taken overnight hikes during 1925? - - - - - · · Average number of such -- hikes per troop? - - - - - - 7. Value of camp property owned by Council; lands, $ SEASCOUTIN G !1.;:p>O 0 '< 7 ,-- b Buildings, $----== ==--- Committee?~~ LOCAL COUNCIL 1. Have you a Seascout 2. How many Seascout Ships have y o u ? - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3. How many Seascout Patrols in t r o o p s ? - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - "' 4. What is the total of Seascouts registered in 2 and 3? - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - S. How many boats and what types in your p o s s e s s i o n ? - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 6. What percentage of Seascouts left Seascouting last y e a r ? - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 7. How many copies of the new Seascout Manual have been purchased by your Council ?------- VETERAN SCOUTS LOCAL COUNCIL NoTE-Give answers as of December 31, 1925. 1. How many of your scout officials are eligible for registration as Veterans? 5 year--10 year--15 year2. How many of your scout officials. are regist~red as Veterans? " " --J-12 " .. " " 3. How many of your scouts are eligible for registration as Veterans? " " " " " 4. How many of your scouts are registered as Veterans ? " " II . .. " " " (~n · 5. Have you effected any local organization of your Veteran Scouts? _ _ _ _ __ -13- "·~ Ai'UNvt...1 :""' l Transmittal Blank I hereby submit $ - - - - - - - to cover the following items: (1) National Council Quota in accordance with Paragraph 3, Page 1, this report $ ------ (2) Local Council Charter Fee (See Article XIII, Section 3, Clause 1, National By-Laws) $ _ _ _ __ ( 3) ( 4) Subscriptions to "Scouting," at SOc each, to be sent according to list checked, pages 5 and 6 $ ----- Subscriptions to "Boys' Life" at $2 each, to be sent according to list attached $ _ _ _ _ __ (5) -----Small certificates for members of local council at 10 cents each as indicated on pages 5 and 6 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ (6) (7) $---- Large certificates for framing, as per foot note, at 50c. plain; framed with French glass, $1.75. (State for whom. This does not refer to local council charter.) $ ______ C?rder for Supplies and other purposes (regular order blank herewith) $ ______ $----Total $ ----- Respectfully submitted, Date _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Title---------------- NOTICE TO SCOUT OFFICIALS Pocket certificate is furnished to Scoutmasters, Assistant Scoutmasters and all commissioned officers, as well as to registered Boy Scouts, without extra charge~ Members of local council may secure these small certificates at 10 cents each. Please send list of those members who desire certificates (see 5 above). Certificates, 9 x 11 inches in size, suitable for framing, can be secured upon payment of 50 cents each. This price simply covers the cost of printing, clerical work, and mailing. Should you desire any such certificate sent you in a neat black frame, with French plate glass, it will cost $1.75 prepaid. Please indicate above if you desire any of these certificates. SCOUTING The magazine, "SCOUTING," is sent free to scoutmasters, assistant scoutmasters, scout commissioners, deputy scout commissioners, assistant deputy scout commissioners, scout executives, assistant and field scout executives, presidents of local councils, members of the National Council and special field scout commissioners only. Local council members not included in the foregoing list are invited to subscribe at the special rate of 50c per year. -15- National Council Redo rd Please do not write on this page. 1. Territory----------------~ 14.. Number of Members ____________ 2. Headquarters--------------~ 15. Leadership Enlistment-------- --,.--- 3. Quota-----------------'-'- 16. Council Activity 4. F e e - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 17. Troops 5. District Organization-----------~ 18. Scout Enrollment 6. Finance ____________ _____ 19. Objectives 7. Accounting System _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __,_ 20. Court of Honor ,. 8. Community Representation _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 21. Inspection Service 9. Troop Representation - - - - - - - - - - - . . - 10. Committees------- -----------"'< 22. · Training Program 23. Community Relationships 11. Constitution---- ------------"Commissioned Officials-------------' -'!·.·'( 12. 1'" ·" 24. Camp 25. Seascouting ; 13. National Representative 26. Records _ Approval Letter Sent _____________ Charter Written ____________ _____;;·:'.:...:<__·_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ FIELD DEPT. APPROVAL Commission Applications Approved Separately Frame Ordered--~--------,---------~'----------Charter Shipped-------~, to _ _ _ _ _...:,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ REGISTRATION RECORD: STATUS C O U N C I L - - - - - - - - - - - - - -·;,.Status- of Officials f ~::r Expiration------------------. N ate S tatis. Geo.D. c \J Scout Executive ,[ ,. ' ... Asst. Scout Executive ~ Field Scout Exe cutives ,,\:: Asst. Field Scout Executives 1.( '. Scout Commissi oner Deputy Commis sioners ~:: Asst. Deputy Co mmissioners President, Coun cil Members & c. of H. Territory Change ____________ ____·-: __. Change Memo to Field Dept. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _:,,"';:·\;'-.- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ---------------------­ Change Memo for Files & D. & T. ------~"""··~ ._, \,. ·New Men Memo to Mail Desk _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~-----------------------:.,._r APPROVAL FOR RECORD Certificates W rittetl----------La:r ge ,Certificate--------'-- -Compared------- -N umber Stencil$ Made ::: Number Cards· Made ___________ Compared---'------- -N. U. Council Stencils N o t e d - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Statistical Record: Certificate supply sent------------ -.,--Territorial change noted _____________ File Record: N. U. C. changes made _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ~..,. ~·; Entered------------------~~- N. U. C. changes sent to Stenci,___ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Memo & Records to D. & T.------------,,.- Fiied--'-------------------16})_. ·.>.~..•..• Local Council Application Form 539-S-2500·11·26 BE For Rene-wal of Charter Code No .. ·... .' ... INSERT To be filed with Application STATISTICAL REPORT COUNCIL OF. FOR YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1926. x........ . OF COUNCIL? CITY. / . ....... " SECTION ......... ·.. " COUNTY .... : ... : ... ' AREA .. AREA in Square Miles ............. POPULATION of largest City or Town .. /.;. O~. (J tO 0 KIND_ I.: POPULATION OF TERRITORY . If ''yes'' attach specific explariation. Does any major national group of population adversely affect Council progress? ... .11.~... © CLASS OF TERRITORY 10,000 No. CITIES and over -l- 1'10-- TowNs i.,500 co 10,000 i.5 Source and Date of In- %MetroTotal % Population formation politan Suburban VILLAGES co i.,500 j Jf2$ ~ © % Rural % Foreign % Negro Born % Mexican ®· No.ofBoys %MonHow De12. to 17 golian Inclusive termined { - - - '2 ,-,z.-'-' {j ctJ · "Yt~ I I © IJkon r OPEN COUNTRY: @All other © LB_~ ® AFFILIATED PLACES I TOTAL 7 % Population CATHOLIC ....\ ..:::. /5~, JEWISH ...... I. !i. ;l,,~, PROTESTANT ....... .,()., OTHER ..... J .. __ ,,, {)~ r.· ~ ~-, NoNE ........... . EXPLANATION: ©Indicate whether A.-U. S. Census-1920, B.-U. S. Census Annual Estimate, C.- tlas (Rand, McNally, or (Cram), D.-School Census-Local or State, E.-Estimate, by: · . ®A. Boys from 12 to 17 inclus1~~fues of 2500 and over average about 49 per IOoo population; in places under 2500 and the open country the average is about 65. B. The School Census sometimes includes this data. C. The U. S. Census 1920Chapter III, Vol. II, tables 15 and 16 have this data for all places of 25,000 and over. In table 16 ages are grouped, IO to 14 and 15 to 19· Deduct 45% from IO to 14 for ages IO and n; and 42.5% from group 15 to 19 for ages 18 and 19· D. Actual count from survey specially made. E. Estimate from census with allowance for population increase. ®All population in tl:i.e entire "chartered territory" not included in 'cities, towns and villages.' ©"Affiliated" places are places outside Council "chartered territory" that have troops formally "affiliated" with the Council. ®Not including Mexican or Mongolian. ©Including Native and Foreign Born. II. A. VOLUNTEERS COMPOSITION OF COUNCIL ~ NEW OLD jQ © CouNc~L MEMBERS -~ District and .other Committeemen Troop Comrriittee:men ~o I Court of Honor Members Examiners ·and Instructors ~ Scout Masters Assistant Scoutmasters J.~(i. 2.. . _qfl ®COMMISSIONERS (all ranks) r /h, ~-- .:J. LO"ne Scout Leaders '~ 3 lo ~2 B. EMPLOYEES 14 3 -41_· ~ ~ Executives (all ranks) Camp Director~ and ~ts 0 T'. Other ~ 2) 1 ~~~ Duplications - NET TOTAL (different persons) ~ " C REPRESENTATIVE CHARACTER OF COUNCIL* - 44 I 27 I O: IEdu,tionall ' ' '(OTAL ® NOT COMMISSIONED Office ~'&llt.Alll\ ~ Camp /J - ~::~ f/ - ~ ~ '2E + t..AAAA "'~ Miscellaneous ... .<'f - TOTAL 7 '.J I) ')Ql.r - ~ .Church Preference Representatives of Civic Business Troops t . Departmental Directors (not inclu~d above) ~~ PART TIME , © COMMISSIONED 2'i' 1:3~1 11 ., GRAND TOTAL FULL TIME TOTAL Religiqus Total Labor l· I ·a I -~~~ *If co1;1ncil _is composed of District delegates give this data for all District commmeemen. IPr~tes:c b, I la '~:i . . I Catholic I Jewish None Other I III. REGISTRATION RECORD Dropped 192.5 Total New , ReregisRegis- tered tered 192.6 SEE ExPLANATIONS BEFORE MAKING ANY ENTRIES 2. I 3 ------ TROOPS ~ ") r ""'··"-! ScouTMASTERS ; ASSIST .SCOUTMASTERS V) !5 8 V) - - -- - - 4 5 --t- '):'.)_, -'A-- - LONE I 0 )! 6' VETERAN ~ --- --7 --- 8 )j__' L) y~ .1 ,.,.. . II --- 4 12. 13 Col. 6-10 No. 14 Col. 8-12. Col. 7-u I Col. 9- 13 Net Gain or Loss % No. % No. % No. % No. % 15 16 17 18 19 2.0 2.1 2.2. 2.3 - - -- - - - - - - -- - - - - --------------- ---- tfb -~ - - - - - - - - -- - - -- - - -- # _!f_ - - - #- -J-g _!].a_ -+rt- :J!I__ ;b- .....,_ JI a ' . '.i IL -ft-;2-_ ~5·· $~ - IO 9 -SL ~ S- ~ · - - - - - - ~ !::! 'f 1 u.,~·1 cl ~ __lJ_ tl__ s~t •/' TROOP TOTAL CHANGE 1~)2.5 Charters Charters Charters Expired Charters Total.Be- Charters Expired Charters "Trans- Net Total Total Expired Not Expired UnexUnexNot fers" te Dropped longing Col. 10+ Over 2. Over 2. Col. 6+7 pired Over 2. Over 2. 'flt from During Col. 13+1 pired u+12. +s Months Months Months Months Council Year +2.+3(+) ------ CoLUMN NUMBER DECEMBER 31, DECEMBER 31, 192.6 DURING 192.6 ;~ 5'~ - , -I - ·16 \j,J ~) ~ l () l c1 [3_}_ ~:_-·1 J ! I ~-er I-A!) ------ --- --- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - -- - - --- --- - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - TOTAL EXPLANATIONS · Columns 1-5 show what happened during 192.6. Columns 6-8 give the membership status December JI, 1926 and Columns I0--13 the :status December JI, 192;. Read carefully the following directions: CoL. 2..-Enter only Reregistrations of Drops which occurred previous to 192.6. CoL. 3.-lndicate "transfers" To the Council with plus sign (+),from the Council with minus sign (-). Do not include transfers between troops within the Council. Co;L. 4.-"Net Dropped" includes "drops" occuring during 192.6 which were not subsequently "reregistered", exc~uding "transfers" from the Council. CoL. 5.-"Total Belonging" is the total number of different troops, etc., on record during some part or all of 192.6. ·including "transfers" to the Council. CoL. 6.-"Charters unexpired" include the membership of all troops having charters due to expire with December 31 or with a later date. & IO CoL. 7.-"Charters expired not over :z. months" includes all '"'lapsed" November and October charters not reregistered at National Headquarters on or & II before December 31. CoL. 8.-"Charters expired over 2. months" includes all charters "lapsed" previous to October. & 12. Coxs. I4, 16, 18, 2.o.-lndicate increases with plus signs ( +) and decreases with IV. LONE SCOUTS UNITS - .. No. © SCOUTS minus signs ( - ). CoLs. 15, I7, 19, 2.i.-Calculate %'s upon 192.5 figures as bases, e.g.-dividing difference between cols. 6 and IO by col. IO and multiply by IOo. CoL. 2.:z..-Hereafter "Net Gain or Loss" will be calculated on the basis of "unexpired'.' mem,bership. To determine "Net Gain" or "Loss": a If no transfers (col. 3) have been made to or from the Council, subtract col. IO from col. 6. b. If "transfers" have been made to the Council, add these to col. IO before subtracting from col. 6. c. If "transfers" have been made from the Council, subtract them from col. IO. d. Indicate" gain" with plus sign, "loss" with minus. "Transfers" to the Council must be charged in "losses" if any, they may not be credited as "gains." CoL. :z..3 .-To calculate the % of gain or loss use col. IO as increased or decreased by col. 3 as the base. · '"Veteran"-Enter number of active "Veteran" scouts who are not carried on Troop rosters or as officials.· By "active" is meant those "Veterans" who keep in touch with the Council and actively cooperate with it but are not car.ried on troop rosters. "Lone"-Do not include Lone Scouts who are also members of troops. VI. TRANSFERS TO TROOPS LEADERS s. s. UNITS Tribes Transfers from Troops Ships Wigwams v. *Patrols Unorganized Troops-Farm Scouts Total Patrols-Farm Scouts *In Land Troops Total I RURAL TROOPS AND FARM PATROLS VII. SEA SCOUTS No. RACIAL TROOPS RACE ScouTS No. ScouTs Total © Is Council giving leadership to Rural boys in small to~~fie"4-.~'~open country? ... ~- . Attach statement of service Council is rendering Lone Scouts. AGE AND TENURE OF SCOUTS IV. ® CD New Boys of Scout Age Boys in Terby Age Started ritory YEAR OF AGE I- _ COLUMN 1713- 1 © LENGTH 1 @ RANK OF DROPPED SCOUTS OF MEMBERSHIP OF DROPPED SCOUTS H:--~----,---~----- I Year r Year 12 Years12. Years 13 Years 13Years1 4 Years 14 Yearsl 5 Years 15Years16 Years~ Candi-1 Tenderfoot 6 Mos. or morell dates 6 Mos. 6 Mos. 6 Mos. 6 Mos. 2nd Class rst Class Merit Badge I 1 1'- 0 t 14 - 1516 1718 and over --1 I --1 I 11-1-$$1-.~l-1-J-b__J~---k---+-- --t*!fJ-~4• _ _\Jt. _ "'-'· 2r1J~I-·. J -~-.~-~-~--~~~4r; _J_b_ '---3-~-~-$_!/--__).._ _le_ - " _µ_ ___b___ ~--l---1--· -·· - - - - · .~-$-LI~ 3 ---1--1 I _ _J_ _ _ _ _ _ - - . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . - 1 - l _ L _ , ____ ,____ ,____ ,____ ,____ ,____ ,____ ,__.__ ,____ ,____ ,____ ,____ , ____ ,____ ,____ ,____ ,__ _ --------1 TOTAL I) ·Note CD-Refer Note® Table.I. BOYS OF SCOUT AGE-% OF ENTIRE POPULATION 12. Age last birthday Open country and villages Towns and cities 2.500 and over I.2.5 13 14 16 17 .98 i.03 .98 .81 .78 15 - -- -- -- -- I.12. i.15 - -- -- -- -- - .89 .81 .82. .78 Note ®--Classify new scouts including registered "Candidates" by ~ge at "last \ · I birthday." Note @-Classify dropped scouts by age at which they first started in Scouting. Their "length of membership" will give their present approximate age. Note ©-Arrange "dropped" scouts (col. 3) according to •·•length of membership" and enter in appropriate col.iron, 7 to 12 months as "1 year", 13 to 18 · months as "1 year, 6 Months," etc. Note @-Arraneg "dropped" scouts of col. 3 by "rank" and enter in cols. 16 to 20. The total of cols. 4 to 15 and of cols. 16 to 20 should equal the number in col. 3. V. TENURE OF LEADERS y EARS SERVED A. ACTIVE DECEMBER 31, 192.6 2. 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO 'l ,~~ 1-~~ '. !' ~~.·,. •" S. M. have been Scouts No. Asst. S. M.'s A. S. M. have been Scouts "1 i'8A/-"ll-·LJ_b_//l!t_jJ__. ~-4---$---47-·%1--Ll-~ '~i. If V No. Scout Masters ~ 2 I 3· 11=4=1=5==6==7=-8-_=9=-10-. -1-1 -1-2 -1-3 -14--1-5 -1-6 -17--1-8 -19--20-H~ l ---1 - ! @ Dropped Bovs by Age 6 Mos., Started or less I~ . ~ :f- ~ _,_ f-:'b r.-3 b _I l_ L II 12. 13 14 15 16 TOTAL -I l -"'"';r.<!J-1'1~ 3 2. B. DROPPED DURING 192.6 4 5 6 T 8 9 IO II 12. 13 14 15 16 TOTAL ----- - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - ----- -J-fl- 7-1 - - - . - - - .,_ #1S.K4j_L_ -----------~·. l: - - - - - -1-·, _.__· --- - - - - - - - - - - - - JJ( _.Lfl_ _ _,_ - I · _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _J_/J_ __ I , TROOPS~~ VI . WHY SCOUTS LEAVE REASONS A. No. CD% UNAVOIDABLE 1. Death or Sickness 2.. Honorable Discharge 3. Promotion Girls 12.. School - 13. Work 14. Other Activities 15. Distance I Ofj 16. Absence at School ~ i Transferred 5. Moved (not transferred) v No. CD% so 11. -,J. - 4. REASONS 52 6. Parents' Objections '17. Leadership TOTAL UNAVOIDABLE B. AVOIDABLE 7. "Lost Interest" 8. J /If 18. Dismissal 21'2 19. Miscellaneous 2.o. Unknown u- Age ...-, 9. 10. Outgrew L~ Cost ,_1-~" GRAND TOTAL / ...1-- Is report submitted herewith? ......... . Who gave "reasons" reported above? Scouts? ... -~~. Scoutmasters? ... Gf~-'O VII. ADVANCEMENT .. A. PROMOTIONS DURING YEAR Enter number of Promotions made from Rank to Rank throughout entire year· No. Candidates-December 31, y~-4- I Promoted to Tenderfoot Promoted to S~cond Class. Promoted to First Class I Promoted to Merit Badge Promoted to Life Scout Promoted to Eagle Scout Second Class '""''° First Class CD ~ ~ .... !#J;_ - - _jJ_ - - ~ - - ,..' ~,)J ~ - '\".°( Merit Badge® :l.1/ d,O Eagle k. _. - -2.... - - 3- ~ ') ......, 1/1 ---U.-..- - J2.J- - _s:_ ~ ...... ;t·~ Star -fo -- ~ ~ - - _I_ - - _LJ_ - - $ TOTAL ALL RANKS - - Jt2_ -'4 .<i i!l '1 7~ 'r I -100 TOTAL ENROLLMENT CDi Do 1llot include Merit Badg e Scouts wit~ Firsf Class. ® Exclµde Star, Life and Eagle from Merit Badge Scouts. Agriculture .... f.Q. , ...... ·.. Angling ........ ,I;>, ... : ....• Archery ........ .?....•..••.•••• Architecture ...../::. ......... . Art ....................... . Astronomy ................ . Athletics ...... !/..O......... . Automobiling ... .t,f . ....... . Aviation ........ iJ..........• Bee Keeping ............... . Bird Study .... 3.~ ......... . Blacksmithing ............. . Botany ................... . = - -- - -- -- - -- - ~ Life ,qj·11- TOTAL",PROMOTIONS Note ~£¥- ~ Promoted to Star Scout = Candidates Tenderfoot -, = ' = TOTAL Note CD Figure % on basis of G randTota I 100% O• B. RANK OF REGISTERED MEMBERSHIP-DECEMBER 31, 192.6 In Troops In Lapsed RANK Not Lapsed Troops Total .No.®% No. No. ®% ®% 192.5 New Scouts Added During Year . 100 .... I. Has actual survey been made? ... ~. . 2.. 1 TOTAL-AVOIDABLE 100 Ill '7 ' 100 < II ®3 Fig ure %0 on basis of "Total all Ranks" at bottom of column. Bug!~~~~ ~~~~~ B!s~~~. ~p~~ Masonry M~~~~~; l'/;~ .. . Public Health ... -~~~ ... . ..... ,_ ........... . .... .. Business. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . First Aid Animals ... . 1/:--:l. . Camping ...... .;3,3.......... Forestry ........ 1.0...... Carpentry .... .::i. ~ . . . . . . . . . Foundry Practice. -:":":". . . . . . 4 Chemistry ....... ~. . . . . . . . . . Gardening .... J. ""'· ........ Civics ........ l.'8 .......... Handicraft .... .~.3 ....... Conservation .. j, . . . . . . . . . Hiking ..... '· . /. .. 6 . . . . . . . Cooking .....•..-!' ~. . . • • • • • Horsemanship. . . •. ....... CraftsmansJ.iiE. ..-¥."...,........ Insect Life .... ":"':'. . . . . . . . . . . Cycling . .;La............... Interpreting .. .a............. Dairyin~ .. 2.-.............. Leather Working ... ~ ...... Eleccric1ty .... /.D .~. . . . Life Saving ..... ~ Firemanship ........,_, .~. . Machinery ........ 0.. . . . . . Total number Different Scouts receiving Merit Badge k -3 ...... Mining ... ·;a· .. ~ ....... . Music .... ; ~ ............. . Painting ....."1.-0 . ....... . Pathfinding .... I.~ ....... . Personal Health .... Sj. . .. . Photography ... .I . .... ¢ .. Physical Development-..... . Pioneering ..... Plumbing ...... . ;S":'. ...... . Poultry Keeping ..... ~ ... . Printing ....... .'Z.... ...... . Awards .. ·'*'· ...... . /.89. .. . Radio ....... ~ ·.; . I. . ... . 1 ........ . Safety First ... /. G· Scholarship ........ -,,..~.. Sculpture ....... / .......... . Seamanship ...... :a.,. ...... . Signaling ......~ ......... . Stalking .... J:-:":"c;....... . Sur.veyi~g ....... q...:.:.. .... . Sw1mmmg ....¥~ ....... . Taxidermy ........... ~ .. . Textiles ........... 1. .. "O .. Total Badges Awarded .. T.0/  Note Note for historical disclaimer <small><i>Please note that these documents are presented as they existed in their original form for historical accuracy. This document may contain racial or culturally insensitive language. Since the beginning in 1916, Scouting in Memphis has been regarded as a pioneer in interracial Scouting and equality; however, it still existed within the context of a segregated South. The material reflects the culture and context in which it was created and does not reflect the views and principles of the Kia Kima Alumni Association, the Chickasaw Council, or the Scouting movement.</i></small> Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1926 Chickasaw Council Recharter & Annual Report Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chickasaw Council, BSA Annual Report https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/5b6e7514111ee21c054828aecb701f0a.tif ee912fccfe520dbdf88395b5b299941b 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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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1926 Title A name given to the resource 1926 Photo: July 5 "Roney wins the race" Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Tennessee State Library & Archives Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Clara Whorley Hasslock Papers Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Andrew Schrack Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Courtesy of the Tennessee State Library & Archives. Camp Miramichee Girl Scouts Kamp Kiwani Kia Kima Staff Picture https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/6082a220dbf92bfedb126fd7649e34f2.tif fb5174498c8dce41195e052bc18de2b2 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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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1926 Title A name given to the resource 1926 Photo: July 5 Miramichee vs Kiwani baseball game Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Tennessee State Library & Archives Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Clara Whorley Hasslock Papers Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Andrew Schrack Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Courtesy of the Tennessee State Library & Archives. Camp Miramichee Girl Scouts Kamp Kiwani Picture https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/634945f332ec4919f10c62c0671866cf.png 3ccad30e8d55de0d7ddbe36cfb23b173 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/. Title A name given to the resource 1926 Photo: Kia Kima Staff Description An account of the resource Dr. J.L. Jelks Charles Craig Charles Ross Robert J. Haley, Jr. Gordon Sprott W.L. Roney Lawrence Kent Jack Turner Billy Hughes Perry Bynum Bert Pouncey George Ehemann Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Commercial Appeal Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1926 Kia Kima Staff Picture Staff Photo https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/67259643128f1a37b83a1e0cfc208f25.pdf bdce8b0e35e316300986c355c0bb77c6 PDF Text Text \ Kia Kima Calls You - To share the joys of Scouting in the woods, ove1· the hills, and by the sti·ean1s. Swift canoes await the thrust of your paddle. Otter Creek with its pagentry of song birds, b eckons to you. Cool, 1'efreshing waters wash the sandy beach, ever ready to soothe the hiker's sun-burned skin after a journey through the woods and fields. Co1nfortable lodges a n d wholes01ne food await tired hungr y Scouts. Big Brother Leaders stand ready to help you achieve the greatest in Scouting. Twilight is the signal for the campfire and the council ring'neath the starry sky, offers perfect fellowship. Health, happiness. th e thrill of life supren1e are yours for the seeking, and KIA Kll\IA CALLS YOU! �MOTHER AND DAD KIA KIMA, under supc1·vision of a con1n1ission of the E x e c u t i v e Co1nmittee of the Chickasaw Council, is op e rated as a part of the service to boyhood of lVIemphis. Scouts only are eligible. A Camp Officer always leads special hikes. Swimming and canoeing are in charge of a strong, fearless swim1ner. Afte1· passing a rigid exainination, and demonstrating ability to care for others as well as self, a Scout is permitted to use a canoe. Because of special instruction, it is a rare occasion when a boy leaves ca1np before mastering the art of swi1n1ning. No idle hours at KIA KIMA. Duties are perfol'med with cheer. Camp without responsibilities would be none at all. Boys who spend their sumn1el's at KIA KilVIA return more desirous of shouldering home obligations. As popularly conceived, there is no discipline. There is morale! Penalties are not needed. Rules are few. Personal responsibility-the basis of good citizenship- is the guide to conduct. Parents are welcome at KIA KIMA. By communicating with Scout Headquarters well in advance it is generally possible to arrange for Mother I . �or Father to spend a few days with thei1· Scout. \Ye are anxious for you to know KIA KE\IA intimately. A Scout is Reverent. The Sabbath is observed. Scouts are expected to use Bible or P1'aye1· Book daily. Inspirational services are conducted each Sunday. Special speakers are frequently present. Scouts the1nselves take active pa1t in services. Buildings are of the lodge type, and accommodate eight Scouts. Five new stone buildings replace wooden structures. There is a recreation hall, a la1·g·e n1ess hall, an office building, a hospital, and a Chief's lodge. Vegetables and milk are fr01n the Scout farin. Supplies are purchased in wholesale quantities. Thus every item on the menu is under control of the director, and all chance eliminated. \Vater is supplied by two deep wells. Proper disposal is made of all refuse. Rigid personal inspection is executed daily. Lodg es are inspected each morning and awa1·ds given for excellency. A medical office1· is on the ca1np staff. You may spend inore Jnoney--you will never get better service. KIA KIMA has the best. No spoiling or catering to individual whims. Just a c 1 e a n, wholes01ne, active policy: The l\Iaking of A1nericans �KI A K I 1\I A Dedicated to the Development of Boyhood and the Building of Rugged Citizenship. the I· ountain-H€lad of Genero~ity, Courag-e. Resourcefulness, Skill, Knowledge, Hardihood. Hmnor. Deep Reverence and Leadership �ACTIV ITY SCOUTS, if you do not want to do one thing, then do anothe r! Doings going on all the time! There are , eight c a n o e s . \\'hen you de1nonstrate your abiJity as a canoei st to Sprott, you can ride to your heart's conten t. "Doc" Hodg·es will always be on the job, and if you don't know enough to get out of the sun when it's too hot, or out of the rain when it's too cold, he will fix you up! Jack Hale knows eve1·y nook o v e r t h e whole countr y round. Go with hi1n, if you wish. Put your pack upon your back, fill the old cantee njust c01ne back with Jack. Dink at the mess hall will furnish plenty of grub. Ever know the thrill of startin g out, for no place in particular, hiking the whole day long? Did you ever pitch your tent at night, cook your bacon on a stick, tell a yarn or so, and then stretch out for ten hours sleep v.:ith a rock for a pillow? Life won't be worth a song 'till you do! Chie.f Craig is a regula r bug on nature study. One tirne. when he was a leader years ago at KIA KilVIA, he said: "There is a star I've never seen before." Next few days newspa pers comme nted on the fact that a new star had been discovered! He knows 'em all! �, Roney- he's the stunt inan. Does everything fl'01n writing poetry to leading cheel's. Last word in in1agination. Products of his flexible brain will clima x 1nany a day with a big show in the recreation hall. B1·ing your fiddle and your bow, cornet 01· saxophone- join in the 1nerri1nent when t he lights ar e low! Christie \Yray- "He sure knows his onions," som eone said the other day. He will be ther e. Hiker, canoeist, swhnmer, camper- he will have a fing er in every pie. He's the Bully Wampus Cha1np! HONORS "Council Scouts"- who are they, what are t heywl}.y? Best answer- do your best and find out for yourself. "Emblem Scout ." Measure up to the high standards of KIA KI1\1A, and you will be one. . "Lodg e Leader." Work your head off- loose inspection inaybe win . You will have a chance. Regular Court of Honor. Commissioned Examiners. Climb t h e ladder. �BRING Uniform, Gvm Shirt, Hike Shoes, Pajamas, Underwear, f Stockings, Bathing Suil, Handkerchiefs, h vo Blankets, at J least, Comb, Brush, Towels, Pocket Knife, Handbook, Pins, Need.les, Thread, Buttons, Tooth Br ush and Paste, Bible or Prayer Book. Desirable, but not necessary: Shorts, Tennis Shoes, Haincoat, Poncho, Pup Tent, Camera, Ball Glo\'e, Musical I ns trument, Fishing Tackle, Scout Axe, Cooking Kit. HEALTH CERTIFICATE Get a Heallh Certificate a ·week bef ore you go to KIA KI MA. Headquarters will send yo u to a doctor who will giYo you an examination. This is required. You can' t go ·without it. COUNCIL OFFICERS John T. Morgan, P resident of Chi ckasaw Council. Longstreet Heiskell, Com missioner. Bvron 0. Lutman, Scout Executive. CAMP OFFICERS J. C. Ayres, M.D., Chairman Campin g Commission. J. L. Jelks, M.D. J. M. vValker. J . G. J. Perkins. Charles Craig, Eagle Seoul, Director-in-Chief. Jack Hale, Associate Director. Assistant Directors- Chr istie \Nray, Gordon Sproll, Henry Dinkclspiel, \ V. L. Roney; N . A. Hodges, Medical Officer. MAKE APPLICATION EARLY More than the number in attendance last year have already applied for membership in the Royal Order of KIA KIM1\ pilgrims. If you haYc not, do jL qu ickly. A rcserYation be Yal uable a lillle later on. See your Scoutmaster, a member of the Kia Kima Vets, or call at Headquarters. '"ill Board is $7.00 a week. Round tr ip for two weeks $6.30for the entire Summer, $7.60. SM ITH STIU.W'il I N C. M [ M , tUS t � 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 Leaders Guides Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Description An account of the resource The Kia Kima Leaders Guide is published annually with information regarding the camp facilities, program, and registration. This collection of Leaders Guides begins in 1918, the third camping season of Kia Kima. 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 \ Kia Kima Calls You - To share the joys of Scouting in the woods, ove1· the hills, and by the sti·ean1s. Swift canoes await the thrust of your paddle. Otter Creek with its pagentry of song birds, b eckons to you. Cool, 1'efreshing waters wash the sandy beach, ever ready to soothe the hiker's sun-burned skin after a journey through the woods and fields. Co1nfortable lodges a n d wholes01ne food await tired hungr y Scouts. Big Brother Leaders stand ready to help you achieve the greatest in Scouting. Twilight is the signal for the campfire and the council ring'neath the starry sky, offers perfect fellowship. Health, happiness. th e thrill of life supren1e are yours for the seeking, and KIA Kll\IA CALLS YOU! MOTHER AND DAD KIA KIMA, under supc1·vision of a con1n1ission of the E x e c u t i v e Co1nmittee of the Chickasaw Council, is op e rated as a part of the service to boyhood of lVIemphis. Scouts only are eligible. A Camp Officer always leads special hikes. Swimming and canoeing are in charge of a strong, fearless swim1ner. Afte1· passing a rigid exainination, and demonstrating ability to care for others as well as self, a Scout is permitted to use a canoe. Because of special instruction, it is a rare occasion when a boy leaves ca1np before mastering the art of swi1n1ning. No idle hours at KIA KIMA. Duties are perfol'med with cheer. Camp without responsibilities would be none at all. Boys who spend their sumn1el's at KIA KilVIA return more desirous of shouldering home obligations. As popularly conceived, there is no discipline. There is morale! Penalties are not needed. Rules are few. Personal responsibility-the basis of good citizenship- is the guide to conduct. Parents are welcome at KIA KIMA. By communicating with Scout Headquarters well in advance it is generally possible to arrange for Mother I . or Father to spend a few days with thei1· Scout. \Ye are anxious for you to know KIA KE\IA intimately. A Scout is Reverent. The Sabbath is observed. Scouts are expected to use Bible or P1'aye1· Book daily. Inspirational services are conducted each Sunday. Special speakers are frequently present. Scouts the1nselves take active pa1t in services. Buildings are of the lodge type, and accommodate eight Scouts. Five new stone buildings replace wooden structures. There is a recreation hall, a la1·g·e n1ess hall, an office building, a hospital, and a Chief's lodge. Vegetables and milk are fr01n the Scout farin. Supplies are purchased in wholesale quantities. Thus every item on the menu is under control of the director, and all chance eliminated. \Vater is supplied by two deep wells. Proper disposal is made of all refuse. Rigid personal inspection is executed daily. Lodg es are inspected each morning and awa1·ds given for excellency. A medical office1· is on the ca1np staff. You may spend inore Jnoney--you will never get better service. KIA KIMA has the best. No spoiling or catering to individual whims. Just a c 1 e a n, wholes01ne, active policy: The l\Iaking of A1nericans KIA KIMA Dedicated to the Development oi the Building of Rugged Citizens: tain-Head of Generosity, Coura fulness, Skill, Knowledge, Hard] Deep Reverence and Le~ KI A KI 1\1 A the Development of Boyhood and of Rugged Citizenship, the FounGenerosity, Courage, Resource, Knowledge, Hardihood, Hurnor, Reverence and Leadership ACTIV ITY SCOUTS, if you do not want to do one thing, then do anothe r! Doings going on all the time! There are , eight c a n o e s . \\'hen you de1nonstrate your abiJity as a canoei st to Sprott, you can ride to your heart's conten t. "Doc" Hodg·es will always be on the job, and if you don't know enough to get out of the sun when it's too hot, or out of the rain when it's too cold, he will fix you up! Jack Hale knows eve1·y nook o v e r t h e whole countr y round. Go with hi1n, if you wish. Put your pack upon your back, fill the old cantee njust c01ne back with Jack. Dink at the mess hall will furnish plenty of grub. Ever know the thrill of startin g out, for no place in particular, hiking the whole day long? Did you ever pitch your tent at night, cook your bacon on a stick, tell a yarn or so, and then stretch out for ten hours sleep v.:ith a rock for a pillow? Life won't be worth a song 'till you do! Chie.f Craig is a regula r bug on nature study. One tirne. when he was a leader years ago at KIA KilVIA, he said: "There is a star I've never seen before." Next few days newspa pers comme nted on the fact that a new star had been discovered! He knows 'em all! , Roney- he's the stunt inan. Does everything fl'01n writing poetry to leading cheel's. Last word in in1agination. Products of his flexible brain will clima x 1nany a day with a big show in the recreation hall. B1·ing your fiddle and your bow, cornet 01· saxophone- join in the 1nerri1nent when t he lights ar e low! Christie \Yray- "He sure knows his onions," som eone said the other day. He will be ther e. Hiker, canoeist, swhnmer, camper- he will have a fing er in every pie. He's the Bully Wampus Cha1np! HONORS "Council Scouts"- who are they, what are t heywl}.y? Best answer- do your best and find out for yourself. "Emblem Scout ." Measure up to the high standards of KIA KI1\1A, and you will be one. . "Lodg e Leader." Work your head off- loose inspection inaybe win . You will have a chance. Regular Court of Honor. Commissioned Examiners. Climb t h e ladder. BRING Uniform, Gvm Shirt, Hike Shoes, Pajamas, Underwear, f Stockings, Bathing Suil, Handkerchiefs, h vo Blankets, at J least, Comb, Brush, Towels, Pocket Knife, Handbook, Pins, Need.les, Thread, Buttons, Tooth Br ush and Paste, Bible or Prayer Book. Desirable, but not necessary: Shorts, Tennis Shoes, Haincoat, Poncho, Pup Tent, Camera, Ball Glo\'e, Musical I ns trument, Fishing Tackle, Scout Axe, Cooking Kit. HEALTH CERTIFICATE Get a Heallh Certificate a ·week bef ore you go to KIA KI MA. Headquarters will send yo u to a doctor who will giYo you an examination. This is required. You can' t go ·without it. COUNCIL OFFICERS John T. Morgan, P resident of Chi ckasaw Council. Longstreet Heiskell, Com missioner. Bvron 0. Lutman, Scout Executive. CAMP OFFICERS J. C. Ayres, M.D., Chairman Campin g Commission. J. L. Jelks, M.D. J. M. vValker. J . G. J. Perkins. Charles Craig, Eagle Scout, Director-in-Chief. Jack Hale, Associate Director. Assistant Directors- Chr istie \Nray, Gordon Sproll, Henry Dinkclspiel, \ V. L. Roney; N . A. Hodges, Medical Officer. MAKE APPLICATION EARLY More than the number in attendance last year have already applied for membership in the Royal Order of KIA KIM1\ pilgrims. If you haYc not, do jL qu ickly. A rcserYation be Yal uable a lillle later on. See your Scoutmaster, a member of the Kia Kima Vets, or call at Headquarters. '"ill Board is $7.00 a week. Round tr ip for two weeks $6.30for the entire Summer, $7.60. SM ITH STIU.W'il I N C. M [ M , tUS t Note Note for historical disclaimer This Leaders Guide is believed to be either from 1925 or 1926. Charles Craig served as Camp Director in 1925, 1926, and 1927. Byron Lutman left the position of Scout Executive in late 1926. 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 1926c. Leaders Guide Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chuck Schadrack Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Leaders Guide https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/1d00a06be5eb78e639b1cc1a51a06673.pdf 78c678461611cce15980c6a14f250235 PDF Text Text �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 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. 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 6/1/1927 Title A name given to the resource 1927 (06/01/1927) Scouting Magazine: Bolton Smith Receives Silver Buffalo Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available University of North Texas Libraries Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Boy Scouts of America National Scouting Museum Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Boy Scouts of America. Scouting, Volume 15, Number 6, June 1927, periodical, June 1927; New York, New York. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth310803/m1/10/: accessed March 18, 2019), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Boy Scouts of America National Scouting Museum. Bolton Smith Periodical https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/fb9719f198ce1ef42bc84038070482ae.PDF 11a8ce3b4137459e567980d8ea6e2777 PDF Text Text Form 539-2500-11-26-BE BOY SCOU TS OF AMERICA (Incorporated February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916) COUNCIL CODE No.................................. . ~- Application for Renewal of Charter for Local Council FOR THE YEAR 1927 NATIONAL CouNCIL, Bov ScouTs OF AMERICA, 200 Fifth Avenue, New York City, N. Y. e... ~.S.~-~ to be known as .......-....... .................................................................................................... Council, with headquarters (Name of Council) •'---- ___:l&_l.Yl±\~'2u.a.-----------City~~ State: __\--~•----for the year 1927. This application for r~wal of charter. was officially authorized by the.Joql co.~-er executive board at a duly called meeting held on ..............t:J.. ~~-•-···--·~·-········· 192...0 . . ,_ at which a quorum was present. At this meeting the Council specifically accepted its obligation to loyally co-operate with the National Council and its representatives in promoting the program of the Boy Scouts of America, in accordance with the provisions of its Federal Charter, Constitution and By-Laws, policies and regulations. This council operates under the Standard Constitution and By-Laws as approved by the National Council, with or without amendment. (All changes suggested should be submitted for approval.) 2. To meet the requirements of the By-La,ws authorizing the renewal of council charter upon presentation to the Field Department of reports and evidence showing satisfactory efforts to meet the responsibilities of the local council during the past year, reports are submitted on the following pages. 3. •. (a) MEMBERSHIP Total Active 12/31/25 New during 1926 Added by Transfer in 1926 Dropped Re - registered in 1926 Dropped during 1926 Lost by Transfer in 1926 Total Active 12/31/26 . Lapsed 12/31/26 �,.. On December 31, 1926, we had...~O..J Tenderfoot, ...... ... ..J...Zf.. .Second W . . . .First Class, .......... Class (not including merit badge), and ...J-.1(..(/........... Merit Badge Scouts. During the year 1927 we expect to have .....----·-····J-0.........-........... additional troops and................ 5 . S.. 0 .....-..·-···-········scouts. The foregoing is a summary of the detailed statistical report required by the Statistical Bureau. NOTE: This report, on form inclosed, should be attached to this application if possible without delaying the latter. If it is not attached, state here date statistical report will be forwarded ............~--...--·""··-:::::····:::::----;:;;;···---······---····--··· ( b) FINANCE-There is attached herewith a copy of the detailed audited report of the finance operations of this council for the year 1926, giving sources of all income for: 1, Current Expenses; 2, Capital Expenses; and all disbursements for the year in detail under the following headings: Executive Salaries; Office Salaries; Rent; Light; Heat; Insurance; Telephone; Office Supplies; Postage; Publicity and Propaganda; Transportation; Camp and Hikes; Sea Scouting; Leadership, Training and Conferences; Rallies, Field Days and Demonstrations; District Expenses; National Quota and Charter Fees; Miscellaneous; Office Equipment; Camp Property; Automobile; Petty Cash. This statement shovvs total receipts for the council for the year of $--···-····-····-···························································· and total expenditures of $--··············--·····-··········-··········-······························ Also in this audited report is a statement of assets and liabilities as of December 31, 1926, which shows total outstanding indebtedness of $...............................................,..., with available liquid assets to meet this indebtedness of $--···-························-··················" Of this indebtedness $................................................... is due to the National Supply Department and $--··············'···························-to the National Council for back quotas. This council agrees to liquidate the indebtedness to the Supply Department by................................. ,................,through monthly payments -of $............................................. and the back quota indebt(Date) edness as follows: This counc~·1 re nests. not to excee d that for the. year 1927 credit be extended by the Supply Department for an amount oo·· ..................................... at any one time. ·· ..................... This council has accepted its quota of $............. ::.................................... , for the year 1927, and agrees to pay it to the Treasurer of the National Council as follows : In full herewith $.................. ~---···············: in ..................... equal payments of $.......................................... ~~~,-~i~e-;~:E1::;;f~~!~~~~~~;1~;~~;~ Attached hereto is our budget as adopted for the year 1927. This council ~~.,~ti, ~a member of ~ Community Chest. (c) CAMPING-This council conducted a camp during the summer of 1926 according to the minimum standards prescribed by the Boy _Scouts of America and was awarded a rating of Grade ............................... A total oL/.Y..2=._ boys participated in this camp for a total of ......7tJL).~.... boy weeks. Troops under this council conducted ........L.. ..,3. . . troops troop camps, with ........... participating with .....bD.....:.boys in attendance. NOTE: The Camping Department requires its usual detailed statistical report independent of this application for a council charter. If it has not been sent, please attach. �( d) TRAINING PROGRAM-This council conducted .. ~...certified training courses for scoutmasters in which -····························scoutmasters participated; .............................. special training courses for troop committeemen in which....·-···-····--· · troop committeemen participated; ·····-····-····-····· scoutmasters ·conducted ........................ training courses for Patrol Leadeu. It is planned to have during the year 1927 the following number of special courses for scout official."-· Scoutmasters, ...... \ ............... ; Troop Committeemen, .........\. ............ ; Deputy Commissioners, ....... Jr-=. . . ( e) COUNCIL ACTIVITIES-Attached herewith is copy of the report of the Scout Executive and a copy of the report of the Scout Commissioner on council activities for the year 1926, including a statement as to how the council has met its responsibilities for the year 1926. Following is a report of the meetings of the Council Executive Board and the various standing committees of the council: No. of members No. of meetings Average attendance Remarks tg~~~-~=:-:~:--~~~~:~~-:-~~~~--=r~~~~~:-~-~~~ 5. Finance Committee ..................................................... ·····-···-J. . . . . . . . . . . .J:;J.___ _. . . . ..J.... . . . . . . . .:. . . . . .:~---············································-··························' ~: ~=~:::~~~~;,~~~= ::::~~~ =::~~1~~-::_~:~-=-:~:=~~:::=:=·:=::~::-::~:~:::~~=-: · ~ = ~ $ . ·-· · . . . . . . . . Committee·····-······················-········'·············-~----··· ............... 3........................................................:..........................-........................ 10. Committee on Educational Publicity ........ ················*-····' ···········-~·-······· .............., : ........ --··············-···································----················-························ 9. Civic Service .$....... .............;J.......................:;;:2__..................................................................................................... 11. Committee on Reading Program ........:.·-··· ............... 12. Seascout Committee ..................................................... ..............0.........................9...·-······ ............0......... - .................................................................................................... 13. Rural Scouting (Lone Scouts) Com.......... ·····-········O...................0 ...........................'.9...·-······ .................................................................................................... 14. -~~---~---~······-~·-·······················-3·-······· ...../.-0.:~=-····- ·······-~----··'···································································································· 15. ·············································································································· ················-········· ····························- ·····························- --·································································································-'16. ············································································································ ····························· ······························ ···························· ···························-···················--··················································' (f) Attached hereto is a list of special activities and community services of this council during 1926. (g) Troops under this council have been visited by representatives of the council an average of .......................-.. times during the year 1926. 4. Attached on official form enclosed is a list of council officers, including National Council representatives, and also the roster of volunteer and salaried officials for whom commissions are desired for the year 1927, and including non-commissioned, salaried employees of the council, giving the local address, title and salary, if any, of each. 5. Attached is the roster of the members of the council for 1927, giving for each the local address, occupation and church preference (Prot., Ca th., or Jew) and indicating whether each represents a troop or the business, civic, educational, religious or labor interests of our territory. �6. We would like the National Council to do the following three things for our council during the coming 8. A statement is attached giving the aims and objectives adopted by this council for the year 1927. 9. Those for whom subscriptions to SCOUTING or BOYS' LIFE and for whom council membership certificates are desired are indicated on the enclosed roster (See Paragraph No. 5). NOTE: Annual subscription to SCOUTING for council members is SOc and to BOYS' LIFE, $2. Council membership certificates at lOc. The information in the foregoing reports was review~d_by the members ·f the Executive Board, or by :;?.;...~..........: -. . . ~;;and is respectfully submitted members of the local council, at a meeting held ................. in the hope that it will be accepted as justifying the renewal of our charter. §.. . . In testimony whereof, the president and scout executive have affixed their signatures. President. Scout Executive. REGISTRATION BUREAU RECORD ENCLOSURES I. Statistics 2. Finance: FIELD DEPARTMENT APPROVAL (Index) I. Territory changed ........................ (Checker) 2. New Exec. memo,............................. (a) Receipts-Expend . ...........-.. Yes (b) Assets-Liabil. ........-.............. 3. Officials rec'd ....................................... (c) Budget .......................................... No 3. Executive's Report ..................... Yes 4. Community Service ..................... 4. Statistics rec'd .................................... S. Officials ...........-.............-....................... No 6. Members ...........-................................... 7. Objectives ............................................. (File) 5. Ready for file ....................................... �2500-11-26-BE TO BE ATTACHED TO CHARTER APPLICATION Insert for Form No. 539 COUNCIL CHARTER RENEW AL APPLICATION OFFICIALS OF Council Code No. _____________ _ --------------------------------- --------------------------------------············--··-······------ Council for 1927. To National Council: The following named persons were - elected at the meeting of this Council or Executive Board on ..... ------------------------·--·---------------------------------------------------· for the offices indicated, for the year 1927. Address - Name __-_- - - - _____-_-_' -_-------~-~-~--.......,..-}----~~-P--re-s-id_e_n_t____-____-____-____-__ - -___-_-_- ~:: :::::: =::=: :__::-::= .?': -: : : :=~-: ~:- : - :_ -----------------------------------------------------"'------------- · ·-· · · · · · · ::=::: := :·_ :: : :-: :=:::: Vi.ce President ·----·------------------------··---- ______ ---------------------····-·-···········-··-··-·-------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------·· Vice Presi~ent ------------------------------------ ----------;---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------·------------------------------------------------------------·----------------Treasurer ------------------------------------·----------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ___________ ----------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------·------------------------ Secretary --------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ____________ -----------------------------------------------------------------------·--------------------------------------------- Dclega~-=-~·~-~:~~=~=======~:~:=~~ The following named persons are recommended to be commissioned for the offices indicated. Personal data on Form 592 is attached for all persons not commissioned previously. NOTE: Make this list complete. Use extra sheet if necessary. Please state all salaries and indicate whether new or reregistered or employed for part time. i3: EMPLOYEES <!) =====================================~===="""====================================== Scout Executive -------------\\.-~---<:l-•---'.\/~~--------------··-·-------- ~t~~--·; ·------------1--1--S.~~~4---y_________________________________________ Address z ========= Salary J_/p._p_o._____ __ _____________ _ ------------------------------------------------------------------------Salary ---------------------- ----------- ----------- - - --~Cl . - ,_ -------------------------~-~~----------~--- " Field Executives : -------------------------------------- ------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------Address " " 0th er s al a ri ed employees : ------------------------·-----------···------Po si ti on -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------· " --:~~~~-~~~:-_·~=:·::=~---=~:_: : ~ " /J-O...f.)._ --------- --------- -----" I J.-0 ...0.... ____ _ " (TT olunteers other side of sheet) (O<ver) �~ VOLUNTEERS ============================================================================ ~-~~'.\~w.L'.::"Add.e"_en2..l\ ~ ~ z ill,J,e,_;_'.:=_ · · -· · -· ·-· · · · · · · · ···---- -··--· \ D1stnct Comm1ss10ners : ············································-·············································································Address............................~----·······························································-----···· ................................. ________ ·-------· Deputy Commissioners: .................................................................................:.......................................~.Address ...................................................... ········································--·---·········--····-----·······-·-······· ·-------- -------- ____ ..souther.n ....C.o.t.ton....Oi.L .. 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P.oplk.....A.v.e __x_ ___________ _ SPECIALPortmaster ·-----·····-------··········· ....................................................... . Lone Scout Commissioner.. ............................................. Range Officer ·······--·····-------·········----_--- ----·--·······································--··········································--·············--······ ················---'···1-------- -------- REGISTRATION BUREAU RECORD Council Status .............................................---·--···------·-·-··········-···········-··········---··-······· Expiration ................................................... ----------------·-···················--····················-------·····-· Index-Ne\v Exec. Noted ........................................................-··············-··--····-·············································································----···································································-········ Checker-Status of Officials Noted .................................·-···--·--· ·-·······························--·····--·············-··········································································-·········--·-C and C-Certificates 'vVritten ................................... ················-···-··--····-Large Certificate ..........·-················································································-·······Number Stencils Made .........................................................--.- Compared .......................................................................................................................-......... Number Cards Made ............................... ·-····················-···----·- Compared ................................................................ ·····························································- STATISTICAL-ENTERED FILE-READY FOR FILE � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Executive Board Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Description An account of the resource Contains Reports of Committees, Annual Reports, Recharters, and Minutes Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document Form 539-2500-11-26-BE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA (Incorporated February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916) COUNCIL CODE No ................................. . ~- . Application for Renewal of Charter for Local Council FOR THE YEAR 1927 NATIONAL CouNCIL, Bov ScouTs OF AMERICA, 200 Fifth Avenue, New York City, N. Y. to be known as ....... -....... e.. .. ~.S.~-~ .................................................................................................... Council, with headquarters (Name of Council) •'---- ___ :l&_l.Yl±\~'2u.a.-----------City~~ State: __ \--~•----- for the year 1927. This application for r~wal of charter. was officially authorized by the.Joql co.~-er executive board at a duly called meeting held on .............. t:J. .. ~~-•-···--·~·-········· 192 ... 0 ... ,_ at which a quorum was present. At this meeting the Council specifically accepted its obligation to loyally co-operate with the National Council and its representatives in promoting the program of the Boy Scouts of America, in accordance with the provisions of its Federal Charter, Constitution and By-Laws, policies and regulations. 2. This council operates under the Standard Constitution and By-Laws as approved by the National Council, with or without amendment. (All changes suggested should be submitted for approval.) 3. To meet the requirements of the By-La,ws authorizing the renewal of council charter upon presentation to the Field Department of reports and evidence showing satisfactory efforts to meet the responsibilities of the local council during the past year, reports are submitted on the following pages. •. (a) MEMBERSHIP Total Active 12/31/25 New during 1926 Added by Transfer in 1926 Dropped Re - registered in 1926 Dropped during 1926 Lost by Transfer in 1926 Total Active 12/31/26 . Lapsed 12/31/26 , .. On December 31, 1926, we had ... ~O..J ...... Tenderfoot, ...... ..J...Zf. ... Second Class, .......... W ....... First Class (not including merit badge), and .. .J-.1(..(/. .......... Merit Badge Scouts. During the year 1927 we expect to have ..... ----·-····J-0 ......... -........... additional troops and.. .............. 5 .. S. .. 0 ..... -.. ·-···-········scouts. The foregoing is a summary of the detailed statistical report required by the Statistical Bureau. NOTE: This report, on form inclosed, should be attached to this application if possible without delaying the latter. If it is not attached, state here date statistical report will be forwarded ............ ~--...--·""··-:::::····:::::----;:;;;···---······---····--··· ( b) FINANCE-There is attached herewith a copy of the detailed audited report of the finance operations of this council for the year 1926, giving sources of all income for: 1, Current Expenses; 2, Capital Expenses; and all disbursements for the year in detail under the following headings: Executive Salaries; Office Salaries; Rent; Light; Heat; Insurance; Telephone; Office Supplies; Postage; Publicity and Propaganda; Transportation; Camp and Hikes; Sea Scouting; Leadership, Training and Conferences; Rallies, Field Days and Demonstrations; District Expenses; National Quota and Charter Fees; Miscellaneous; Office Equipment; Camp Property; Automobile; Petty Cash. This statement shovvs total receipts for the council for the year of $--···-····-····-···························································· and total expenditures of $--··············--·····-··········-··········-······························ Also in this audited report is a statement of assets and liabilities as of December 31, 1926, which shows total outstanding indebtedness of $ ............................................... , ... , with available liquid assets to meet this indebtedness of $--···-························-··················" Of this indebtedness $ ................................................... is due to the National Supply Department and $--··············'···························-to the National Council for back quotas. This council agrees to liquidate the indebtedness to the Supply Department by ................................. , ................ ,through monthly payments -of $ ............................................. and the back quota indebt- (Date) edness as follows: This counc~·1 re nests. that for the. year 1927 credit be extended by the Supply Department for an amount d oo· · · not to excee ..................... · ..................................... at any one time. This council has accepted its quota of $ ............. :: .................................... , for the year 1927, and agrees to pay it to the Treasurer of the National Council as follows : In full herewith $ .................. ~---···············: in ..................... equal payments of $ ......................................... . ~~~,-~i~e-;~:E1::;;f~~!~~~~~~;1~;~~;~ ~~.,~ti, Attached hereto is our budget as adopted for the year 1927. This council ~a member of ~ Community Chest. (c) CAMPING-This council conducted a camp during the summer of 1926 according to the minimum standards prescribed by the Boy _Scouts of America and was awarded a rating of Grade ............................... A total oL/.Y..2=._ boys participated in this camp for a total of ...... 7tJL).~ .... boy weeks. Troops under this council conducted ........ L.. troop camps, with ........... ..,3 ...... troops participating with ..... bD ..... :.boys in attendance. NOTE: The Camping Department requires its usual detailed statistical report independent of this application for a council charter. If it has not been sent, please attach. ( d) TRAINING PROGRAM-This council conducted .. ~ ... certified training courses for scoutmasters in which -····························scoutmasters participated; .............................. special training courses for troop committeemen in which .... ·-···-····--· · troop committeemen participated; ·····-····-····-····· scoutmasters ·conducted ........................ training courses for Patrol Leadeu. It is planned to have during the year 1927 the following number of special courses for scout official."-· Scoutmasters, ...... \ ............... ; Troop Committeemen, ......... \. ............ ; Deputy Commissioners, ....... Jr-= ... . ( e) COUNCIL ACTIVITIES-Attached herewith is copy of the report of the Scout Executive and a copy of the report of the Scout Commissioner on council activities for the year 1926, including a statement as to how the council has met its responsibilities for the year 1926. Following is a report of the meetings of the Council Executive Board and the various standing committees of the council: No. of No. of Average members meetings attendance Remarks t g~~~-~=:-:~:--~~~~:~~-:-~~~~--=r~~~~~:-~-~~~ 5. Finance Committee ..................................................... ···-··-J. ........... ........... J:;J. __ _..... .... .J... ........ .........: .. ......... :~---······················-·············' ~: ~=~:::~~~~;,~~~= ::::~~~ =::~~1~~-::_~:~-=-:~:=~~:::=:=·:=::~::-::~:~:::~~=-: ·~-=~ 9. Civic Service Committee·····-······················-········'·············-~----··· ............... $ .. ·-·· ................ 3. .......................................................: .. ........................ -....................... . 10. Committee on Educational Publicity ........ ················*-····' ···········-~·-······· .............. ,:. ....... --··············-···································----················-························ 11. Committee on Reading Program ........ :.·-··· ............... .$ ....... ............. ;J. ...................... :;;:2__ .................................................................................................... . 12. Seascout Committee ..................................................... .............. 0. ....................... .9. .. ·-······ ............ 0. ........ - ................................................................................................... . 13. Rural Scouting (Lone Scouts) Com. ......... ·····-········O. ..................0 ........................... '.9.. . ·-··· .................................................................................................... 14. -~~---~---~······-~·-·······················-3·-······· ..... /.-0.:~=-····- ····-~----·'·················································· 15. ·············································································································· ················-········· ····························- ·····························- --·································································································-'- 16. ············································································································ ····························· ······························ ···························· ···························-···················--··················································' (f) Attached hereto is a list of special activities and community services of this council during 1926. (g) Troops under this council have been visited by representatives of the council an average of ....................... -.. times during the year 1926. 4. Attached on official form enclosed is a list of council officers, including National Council representatives, and also the roster of volunteer and salaried officials for whom commissions are desired for the year 1927, and including non-commissioned, salaried employees of the council, giving the local address, title and salary, if any, of each. 5. Attached is the roster of the members of the council for 1927, giving for each the local address, occupation and church preference (Prot., Ca th., or Jew) and indicating whether each represents a troop or the business, civic, educational, religious or labor interests of our territory. 6. We would like the National Council to do the following three things for our council during the coming 8. A statement is attached giving the aims and objectives adopted by this council for the year 1927. 9. Those for whom subscriptions to SCOUTING or BOYS' LIFE and for whom council membership certificates are desired are indicated on the enclosed roster (See Paragraph No. 5). NOTE: Annual subscription to SCOUTING for council members is SOc and to BOYS' LIFE, $2. Council membership certificates at lOc. The information in the foregoing reports was review~d_by the members ·f the Executive Board, or by members of the local council, at a meeting held ................. §. ...... :;?.; ... ~ .......... ::-...... ~;;and is respectfully submitted in the hope that it will be accepted as justifying the renewal of our charter. In testimony whereof, the president and scout executive have affixed their signatures. ENCLOSURES I. Statistics 2. Finance: (a) Receipts-Expend . ........... -.. (b) Assets-Liabil . ........ -............ .. (c) Budget ........................................ .. 3. Executive's Report .................... . 4. Community Service ................... .. S. Officials ........... -............. -..................... .. 6. Members ........... -................................. .. 7. Objectives ........................................... .. Scout Executive. FIELD DEPARTMENT APPROVAL President. REGISTRATION BUREAU RECORD (Index) I. Territory changed ...................... .. (Checker) 2. New Exec. memo, ........................... .. Yes 3. Officials rec'd ..................................... .. No Yes 4. Statistics rec'd ................................... . No (File) 5. Ready for file ..................................... .. 2500-11-26-BE Insert for Form No. 539 COUNCIL CHARTER RENEW AL APPLICATION OFFICIALS OF TO BE ATTACHED TO CHARTER APPLICATION Council Code No. _____________ _ --------------------------------- --------------------------------------·--·-·------ Council for 1927. To National Council: The following named persons were - elected at the meeting of this Council or Executive Board on ..... ------------------------·--·---------------------------------------------------· for the offices indicated, for the year 1927. Name Address - P--re-s-id_e_n_t ____ -____ -____ -____ -__ --___ -_-_-____ -_-_' -_ -------~-~-~--.......,..-}----~~---_-__ -_ ---- -----------------------------------------------------"'------------- ~:: :::::: =::=: : __ ::-::= . ?': -: :::: :=~-: ~:- :: --:_ -· ::=::: := :·_ :: : :-: :=:::: Vi.ce President ·----·------------------------·---- ______ ---------------------·-·-·-·-·-·-------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------· Vice Presi~ent ------------------------------------ ----------;---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------·------------------------------------------------------------·----------------- Treasurer ------------------------------------·----------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ___________ ----------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------·------------------------ Secretary --------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ____________ -----------------------------------------------------------------------·--------------------------------------------- Dclega~-=-~·~-~:~~=~=======~:~:=~~ The following named persons are recommended to be commissioned for the offices indicated. Personal data on Form 592 is attached for all persons not commissioned previously. NOTE: Make this list complete. Use extra sheet if necessary. Please state all salaries and indicate whether new or reregistered or employed for part time. i3: <!) z EMPLOYEES =====================================~===="""====================================== ========= Scout Executive -------------\\.-~---<:l-•---'.\/~~--------------··-·-------- Salary J_/p._p_o._____ __ _ ____________ _ ~t~~--·; ·------------1--1--S.~~~4---y _________________________________________ Address ------------------------------------------------------------------------Salary ---------------------- ----------- ----------- - - --~Cl . - ,_ -------------------------~-~~----------~--- " Field Executives : -------------------------------------- ------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------Address " " ~ " /J-O...f.)._ --------- --------- ------ " I J.-0 ... 0.... ____ _ 0th er s al a ri ed employees : ------------------------·-----------·------Po si ti on -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------· --:~~~~-~~~:-_·~=:·::=~---=~:_: : " " (TT olunteers other side of sheet) (O<ver) VOLUNTEERS ~ ~ ============================================================================ ~ z ~-~~'.\~w.L'.::"Add.e"_en2..l\ ill,J,e,_;_'.:=_ ·-·-·-· ···---- -·--· D1stnct Comm1ss10ners : \ ············································-·············································································Address ............................ ~----·······························································-----···· ................................. ________ ·-------· Deputy Commissioners: ................................................................................. : ....................................... ~.Address ...................................................... ········································--·---·········--····-----·······-·-······· ·-------- -------- .. A ... M ...... W.ray ........ ·-········----.--------····-------·--···----------····-·-·····-----------·--···· ____ .. souther.n ... .C.o.t.ton .... Oi.L .. C.o................................................. . __ i: ___________ _ .. Lloyd ... Hopper. ............................................................................ . -······-·--Wabash ... S.cr.een ... Do.o.r .... Co.................................................. . . x---- -------- .. .E .... M ...... A:v:e.ry: __________ ~---·················-------·······--------······-----------·-·--····-··· -·-····.-.Me.s.sick ... Bl.dg .................................................. _________________________________ --x---- -------- ... J.9.lm ___ :a;~p-~g-~---·······················----·········-·------······----------·····-········ -·-····---~nk ... Q.f. ..... QQmroe.r.c.e .... 13.l.Q._g. ___ ............................................. --x---- -------- .. J.Q@: ... ~ .•... J:i.9.Q.!'!.r.tJL ............................................................. . ~-~~-~~-~-~;_r __ -- ..... :, ............ . .. Alnu.ar. ... .M.cLin........................................ _____ ........................... . -·-····---,5?..2 ... .F.~lls .... :Bl.d.g ....................................................... ,.................... --X---· i D /\ i ,~, /; _:_·V---~---···-.f.-.L ... ../.~:1.!. ... .l ; . ·········+···· x -··········Cont.inen.tal .... Gin ... Co •....... 212 ... P.oplk. .... A.v.e __ x_ ___________ _ SPECIALPortmaster ·-----·····-------··········· ....................................................... . Lone Scout Commissioner.. ............................................ . Range Officer ·······--·····-------·········----_--- ----·--·······································--··········································--·············--······ ················---'···1-------- -------- REGISTRATION BUREAU RECORD Council Status ............................................. ---·--···------·-·-··········-···········-··········---··-······· Expiration ................................................... ----------------·-···················--····················-------·····-· Index-Ne\v Exec. Noted ........................................................ -··············-··--····-·············································································----···································································-········ Checker-Status of Officials Noted ................................. ·-···--·--· ·-·······························--·····--·············-··········································································-·········--·-- C and C-Certificates 'vVritten ................................... ················-···-··--····-Large Certificate .......... ·-················································································-·······- Number Stencils Made ......................................................... --.- Compared ....................................................................................................................... -........ . Number Cards Made ............................... ·-····················-···----·- Compared ................................................................ ·····························································- STATISTICAL-ENTERED FILE-READY FOR FILE 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 1927 Chickasaw Council Recharter & Annual Report Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chickasaw Council, BSA Annual Report https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/f50a19dec675741bb421edcd6367ac2a.tif 850c81595085327d2f5dcc6217c57103 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 Photos Description An account of the resource This collections contains photos related to Kia Kima. 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 1927 Photo: Charles Craig Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Press-Scimitar 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 1927 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/ Description An account of the resource Kia Kima Camp Director: 1925, 1926, 1927 Kia Kima Staff Picture https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/ffad4ea3cf6ec101e3944a2eb280f3d2.pdf c6088ffdfc54d192692b6c194bfbf049 PDF Text Text r: PAGE -- I\,IENIPHIS PEESS.gCIN,I IT $ffiffifl$T$ Tffi TI{EY E0SSED THE BEST CAMP 0F FffiH"ffi SC0UTS '1..6*,;:.i". ',' rrEruT$ &rum ffiffiffiffi ]$Hffiffiffi $&Tffiffiffi&Y 00 Fs=,rr". Iwelfth Summer Session at $lt ^(in Kinra Best in Every *rr, Leaders Say ffi ffryYr J. E. Roberts cordon Sprott Cecil Wray perry'Bynum Chas. Cralg Jack Turner Directing camp activities of 250 to- 300 boys in the course of the i summer is the task which will be t'o a successful close Satrrii,'brought 'day by a dozen Memphis youths who comprise the staff at Camp I l(ia Kima, Boy Scout resort at I{ardy, Ark. , I'riday night the last canoe hike will be over, the last Indian game . piayed and the finai banquet will 'be held prepalatory to breaking camp Saturday. Fifty boys are attending the last week's session. 10-i4'eek calnp of 1927 ha:; been the longesb, largesl ancl most successful of the 12 annual encamp- P,alph nhoades Claude Lindsey The ments in every way, itr the cpiniotr of J. E. I?,oberts, scout commissio[- and Iioss Mathews, execritive, -er,Charles Craig, canlp director, is , a veteran at his job, having sel.ved for the past tht'ee yee1.s. He is a Harvard graduate and is in the second year cf the larv schooi. The camp committee of Chickasaw council, which supelvises u.or.k of the camp staff, is composed of Dr. J, L. Jelks, chairman: Di.. J. C. Ayers, Jr., luerrill Schlvartz end' R. G. Iiamsay. TTle tq.o doctors oversee camp sanitation work. Ralph Rhoades is the camp staff. physieians of the . by Gor'nlstr ieadel of the "Big Chief Minnervah,', of Irii quois tlibe, is Bert pouncey, presi- i dent of the all-student body at Central High, 'Joe Dalstrom, eagle scout, served Es calnp property man. Dalstrom rpill receive a medal Friday night for being a member of the 1924 in- ternaticnal Jarnboree troop. COT,LTNS GOES TO DALLAS. J. C" Ayers, Jr. Bert pouncey Ross leave soon to take over the manS. Preston Coliins, Jr., former agement of the Cooper & criffin inanager of Cooper & Griffin, Inc., and lor the last eight years asso- office in Dallas, Tex. B. U, Wilciated uilh this c-obLon cornpany liamson will sueceed him in Memand Williamson, Ingram & Co., wili phis. Indian celebt'aiion al)d similar mess sergeant. Claude Lindsey was book- keeper. Cecil lvray, eagle scout, is as- bistant camp director. pe1'ry Bynum ls chief of the Sioux tribe an*J, C. E E l: ti Me- :l E F1al il rt i I lr [ii* ffi ffi Ery M Camp facilities itrclude 12 stone M lodges, a mess hau, hospital, 'visitors' Iodge and office. STUDENTS T]O T,EAVE. special train carrying WardBelmont stUdent" to Nashville rvil1 t I? over fhe Ieave l\4empl' A N., C. C. and G^.t,. 5 , ir Ayers, Jr., assistant camp medical director'. fessor. ffi ac- Camp food was planned by Jacli Turner, oflicially known as Flutes made of gold, Jade, a ram's horn and glass are included in a coiIection of strument HtsEEE@ffiffi&@HEtsBE&Wffiffi Maurice Butler is camp recreation director, pianning the canoe hikes, tivities. Mathews Joe Dalstrom @E m ffi o fl,-tt {-FqtrF � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Kia Kima Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous papers and publications by Kia Kima including promotional flyers, Camper Handbooks, staff materials, and program materials. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document rrEruT$ &rum ffiffiffiffi ]$Hffiffiffi $&Tffiffiffi&Y Fs=,rr". Iwelfth Summer Session at $lt ^(in Kinra Best in Every ffi *rr, Leaders Say ffryYr Directing camp activities of 250 to- 300 boys in the course of the i summer is the task which will be ,'brought t'o a successful close Satrrii- 'day by a dozen Memphis youths who comprise the staff at Camp I l(ia Kima, Boy Scout resort at I{ardy, Ark. , I'riday night the last canoe hike will be over, the last Indian game .' bpeia yheedl da npdr etphael aftionrayi tboa nquet will breaking camp Saturday. Fifty boys are attending the last week's session. The 10-i4'eek calnp of 1927 ha:; been the longesb, largesl ancl most successful of the 12 annual encampments in every way, itr the cpiniotr of J. E. I?,oberts, scout commissio[- -e r, and Iioss Mathews, execritive, Charles Craig, canlp director, is a veteran at his job, having sel.ved , for the past tht'ee yee1.s. He is a Harvard graduate and is in the second year cf the larv schooi. The camp committee of Chickasaw council, which supelvises u.or.k of the camp staff, is composed of Dr. J, L. Jelks, chairman: Di.. J. C. Ayers, Jr., luerrill Schlvartz end' R. G. Iiamsay. TTle tq.o doctors oversee camp sanitation work. Ralph Rhoades is the physieians of the camp staff. . by Gorieadel of $ffiffifl$T$ Tffi FffiH"ffi 'nlstr the STUDENTS T]O T,EAVE. A special train carrying Ward- Belmont stUdent" to Nashville rvil1 Ieave l\4empl' t I? over fhe N., C. and C. G^.t,. COT,LTNS GOES TO DALLAS. S. Preston Coliins, Jr., former inanager of Cooper & Griffin, Inc., and lor the last eight years associated uilh this c-obLon cornpany and Williamson, Ingram & Co., wili leave soon to take over the management of the Cooper & criffin office in Dallas, Tex. B. U, Williamson will sueceed him in Memphis. Flutes made of gold, Jade, a ram's horn and glass are included in a coi- Iection of strument fessor. I\,IENIPHIS PEESS.gCIN,I IT TI{EY E0SSED THE BEST CAMP 0F SC0UTS '1..6*,;:.i". ',' J. E. Roberts cordon Sprott Cecil Wray perry'Bynum Chas. Cralg Jack Turner P,alph nhoades Claude Lindsey J. C" Ayers, Jr. Bert pouncey Ross Mathews Joe Dalstrom HtsEEE@ffiffi&@HEtsBE&Wffiffi "Big Chief Minnervah,', of Irii quois tlibe, is Bert pouncey, presii dent of the all-student body at Central High, 'Joe Dalstrom, eagle scout, served Es calnp property man. Dalstrom rpill receive a medal Friday night for being a member of the 1924 internaticnal Jarnboree troop. Maurice Butler is camp recreation director, pianning the canoe hikes, Indian celebt'aiion al)d similar activities. Camp food was planned by Jacli Turner, oflicially known as mess sergeant. Claude Lindsey was bookkeeper. Cecil lvray, eagle scout, is asbistant camp director. pe1'ry Bynum ls chief of the Sioux tribe an*J, C. Ayers, Jr., assistant camp medical director'. Camp facilities itrclude 12 stone 'lvoisditgoerss' , a mess hau, hospital, Iodge and office. ffi ffi Ery M M @E m ffi 00 , 5 i r: PAGE -- ffi E E Me- E F1al [ii* {-FqtrF il ir rt :l l: ti I lr o fl,-tt 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 1927 Title A name given to the resource 1927 Press-Scimitar: Scouts to Fold Tents and Come Home Saturday 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