5 20 168 https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/15cbcf8a086faea80bf1c1a02f678724.pdf 26fb1738c6c786f1fbe226cfbba34ffa PDF Text Text 1 1 '>" If'~ 1 f)q1J i HICKASAW COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA N\uahbRTHWEST DISTRICT l~~ ({t@))Illf ~JWtrur~l~ . 06 AlffAl~IDJ jj JANUARY 19, 1959 SCHOOLFIE LD METHODIST CHURCH �.. . ·:\ .. \ .. ' ·. SILVER COURT BOARD . STEWARD .· BOB Scoufa?. - - CHAS. S.HOSSE, JR. C.?t.u.i>zmu.n - /J'!.em.&etz.--:DALE M. SHEAR Commander., U. .9.Mvy J. \XIALL_ACE /J1.e1Tt.(;erz - - JACK /Y!em&e't. _ _ _: --: C.E. WILLI AMS . . ·•· ·• ;= • . • . .. . . .· . I: . ... \, .•'· . • t ... . ·· · . .. ... \ .. . . ,. . . . ·. . .. · :· ·l: .•~ �' : ·...... . \ \ .· ' Pl~OGRAfV\ . . . . 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RANDY BROWN 4p'?.i!, 1956 JACK HOWARD A.u'I· 1957 v "'\. � 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 11'>" i HICKASAW COUNCIL If' BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA ~ N\u ahbRTHWEST DISTR ICT f)q1J 1 ~JWtrur~l~ ({t@))Illfl~~ . 06 AlffAl~IDJ jj JANUARY 19, 1959 SCH OOLF IE LD METH O DIST CHURCH . ·:\ .. \ .. ' .. ·. SILVER COURT BOARD . Scoufa?. --.· BOB STEWAR D C.?t.u.i>zmu.n - CHAS. S.HOSSE , JR. /J'!.em.&etz.-- :DALE M. SHEAR Commander., U . .9.Mvy /J1.e1Tt.(;erz --JACK J. \XI ALL_ACE /Y!em&e't. ___ ::--: C.E. WILLI AMS .. ·•· ·• ;= • . • I: . . .. . . . · . \, ... . • t ... . ··· . .•'· .. \ ... . . . . , .... .. · · . . :· ·l: .• ~ ' : \ ·....... . \ .· ' Pl~OGRAfV\ . ' . . . Azes~~ bl:io n o/;{!o!o'<.s Pied.ye . oj .{J!!egtancc: .Ast <?o!o1zs-lxp!otze1zs !Jnt10ccdiori A?ev: /{iu.c~ Gzt/! '"':HmeQica'' _·--'--~·-·\_ _ W.A?4t'lemu.n "<Jz~t2f ings---S!coute1z !lot .S1vwu 1c.d . .. ~~l hoductio n -~6 f!ou.'ld /f{emUe'ts Hwu.rz.ds Az(?ser:fation. - 2y ftou. 1zd /11.em&etz.s c?hc.1zge to flp! 0 1utzs - Cd!c. U!e ;l(~fiec/l 'ft! m- k'~w fxpLo'zrt'r. 4og'UJ.~ r I 1h l5 . ..O.s fx p/ ()I( l 119 ; ? ..·.. '., ' . i""- v . ·\ S!ponsorzcd (;lj lkflnt~'?.nqtionu.! 1-/tI't.v~tez C?ompdt.J· : EXPLORER POST 45 SILVER AWARD EXPLORERS ' : . PATRICK A. BAILEY THOMAS BENTLEY BILLY BYLES FRANK HILL JAMES HUFFMAN · Bl LLY HUGHES JAMES MASSEY JAMES PENDLETON TOMMY ROARK JERRY WOLFE ' \ . . . - ., Othelf_ Post4~ S}.·!ve'l-?Jwclld [~p!o'?.~es FREDDY LEWIS_ !VO<fernf.rerz·. l955 HOWARD SHELTON'.. :. '· %&. .1956 . RANDY BROWN 4p'?.i!, 1956 JACK HOWARD A.u 'I· 1957 / "'\. 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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NCIL B oy erico �D ISTR I CT LEnDL RS}i I P ,l:I!I,lT -I The Canping and Activities Committee of Chickasaw Council is happy to present to you this pockeb booklet showing the complete schedule of all Cowrcil and District Scouting Activities and Meetings that have been scheduled at the :TRICT VICE.CIIAIRMAN III,iTRI CT \ CHAIRMAT{ COMMI SSI ONER tlme of publication. EIGHBORHOOD COMMISSIONER ORGAN I ZATION & is our flrst atienpt at this pnoject in recent fe&rso i,Ie w'iII welcome your suggestions for improvements for future issues. i{e hope that ne:ct year more dates wiIL be definitely set in sufficient time to be included in ihis calendar - rartrich we now plan to pubThis EXTENSION- 1]HA]RMAN LEADERS}IIP TRAINING C}IAIRMAN ADVAIi CIIMEN T CAMPING AND iii lLTll \\I CIiA I RMlu^i ACTIVITIRS lish in August. l{ay this calendar serve as a compass to g,uide your unit, your Scouls, and i'ou Scouters on a happy interesting ;,rear filled rrith fun and accomplishments in Scouting. C}IAIRMAN SAFFTY L'lAI Rlvi{\ RegarCless planned it of how rvell a program is is worbhless if it does not reach the boy. Plan now to participate LOO/, . . .. . rtOn my honor I will do LlcIL, B.S.A. 012 M.&M. B1dg. Phone JA 5-235L rrlY beSt . j . . . . . . .ff . Read each monthly issue of rrSl'lOKE SIGIiALStt for details and locations of all events. �SE PTE M ROUND-UP TJ},IX . BER I NE Corniarionera ACHIIVEI'MNT - 3 - 2 S'un. 6-7 4 3 Arcr I-RouDdtrble Slf Conaissioncrr SE Conoirsioncrg Migr.Conrigsiolerc C]JICKASAW WORK '/CIEK YOUR PLA"],I tr{ednesday ABOR DAY I PROCRA]"I ILAI,I YOiJE RECRUIT NEW SCOU?SI Tue Nf, Connissioners SEPT. 958 SCHML OPE}IS Baden-Por+e1I Iladen-PoweIL Conference H.&S. CorD. Mt8. Conference starbs ' t2 r0 13- ru hMBEI,OS DAY . Htg HASHAITA I 5 t. CoEi. Mr g N,E,Dirt,Corn. Iig. ROSU N. lV. Di r Diat. Eegle Board of Rcvicr SE Advrnceacnt Corr.Mtg EI{ISH NEtl YEAR I SE Roundr.blc NE Roundtrble 6 RouDdtrble Dist. Conr.Mtg. at Currier(13) door Progrrl t Curricr Outdoor Progrea & et Curricr l9 ]'IID-SOUTii FA]P" OPENS 2A-2 C& A Conr.Mtg. at Eegle Board oI Rcvi KKI( School Holiday 23 2E 2U Utg. C. & A.Coaa.[lrg. SE Diat,[oru.Itg YOITI KIPPUR 29 30 OF ARNOfl ichacah LodBc rcc ting YOUR JIJNIOiT LI!A,D:NS TRAIIITD? Rendezvous tsr"o',.rnsport at hrplorer ?7-2.8 Rendezvous d-South l'air Closes 'rl ACII IliVf, {tilT PitOcitAl'i-entphasi ze s v,rhat should be happenin3 in everir Unil. llot a ronpelit,ive contest bul sinpl;r a rat,ing guide ior" 1,s11 io usc lo, chec)< the qualil:r as well 1s ouanti.t r oi licoutin,r, in .,'our ulii',. y:, ARi] 2A rer CoEE. (noo Soaai arioncrr Exccrttive Board-noon r8 t7 Nt Rouadteblc lIigr.Dirt.Corr.[1tg 2 lrecutive f;qining Corn. ytg. t �ITIS ocToBER CA},IrcRNE TN.M DONIT MISS THT FI'N Tuesday Monday CAl,trOlLtH - - Take your choi.ce of CAP Currier. FIRE IS T YOUR UNIT DO]}IG GOOD MMNS? in Sat. - Friday Thursday Wednesday exciting, fun-fiIled events. Plenty of Seouti.::g in actlon at This big eamping e:perience at 15 ocr. t958 l+-5 Prevention 2 I seqond month SUl{ Campaign H. Sun. ek starts & S. Corr. [ltg. StarLs PItliV;:liWlOld PARIDE (/+) 6 Diat. Eeglc Court of Holor ecutivc Board'noon HOL]DAY Sl{ RosDdt SE NY-Pagic Trein. O.& E.Cor:.ttt Basic Trtin.I (Teachers meet) le SIY-Baeic Train. Explorer Trainiag J ab x P orer Trainiqg SE-Bas ic Train. s t)+ ll-12 GOOD TL{IN Advalccraat Corr.Xt -Arcr I -Roundt.blG Treiriag Corr.Xtt. t Corrirrioncrg SE Corrirrionerr ire. Corrirrioacrr 'dEffi Nf, Comirrionere I{E Corrirgioncrr r t0 I 7 IEEVENTION Distributo gooklets (11) COLUUBUS DAY (18i 1g- r6 tg J I Scouts diEt!ibute Goodvill Bass(18) 'Sl{ Dist.Cour.UtS. & [gle Board of Revier 2t N. N. E Rourdtrblc E Rourdtrblc I.Di rt. Corr.lltt E.Diet.Con.Mtt. SIY-Basic Train. NE-Bacic Treir.II ) sE Pich up baes ONS DAY UNI "n 29 C. & A.Conn. Mtg. SE-Basic Train, III NE'Basic Train.IIl Dirt.co.r.xrg. NW'Basic Train, C00D TURi,l DltY tr Rourdrrbl. rr,Diet.Cm.X -Bag rc Train. I 28 Exccutirc Corr. (noou Corrierioncrr Mtg I 3t CAMPOREE NE-Nt,/-Cr i tt. for Gooatril.l -lndustries ri',tc0ilraAGll .P;|I,IGIOUS Ai.iAIIDS lt1 HALLOWEEN I 25-25 c LU SE-Basrc Train.iI �NOVEMBER LETTS CAI,IPfi'{G ElIffY GO }"lr0NTH rllr ra NOV. 1958 t :'.JIEP YOUfr CAJ,PIIIS BfiCORD-EAF}I I.IAT]O$AL lP,rJiff, 0F THE LPF,O;f a nat,ional brotherhood of Scout honor campers each :lected by his onn un-tt. la.J-l Scout office for info. your unit have sor*e outstanding jr:::ior leaders vr*ro are good prospects for summer staff members? Te11 them about the Norr, 11 rneet CLECT'IO}; DAI 4 SE Add. Train. I SlV Basie Train.JJJ H.& ss.Connissioners NIY-Basic Train. f sE Add. ll Comn. Mrg SE.Add. Traitt. III Conn,..M orer | N. W. Di s t . Conn. MrB . N.E. Dist.Comm.MtB E IY Training Comm.Mtg t3 Roundtable Roundtable noondrable (- SE Explorer Training III NE-NW-Cr i tt. o_o CAMPOREE iss. SE-SI{-M lF- l3 6s!ive Board(n SE Explorer Training I -Beric Train.II iss. OA 16 Ordeal at rK( (r5) tdoor Training at Ordeal at (KK Outdoor Prograu Currier at Currier 2C "& A. Corn. Mtg. Dist.Cmo.Mtg & iagle Bosld of'Revie SE Add. Traia' Y SrA ss.Dist. Conm.Mtg Executive Comn. (noon) Connissioners Mtg. SE-S|{-M Train. II RouDdtablc Trein 1n Prograt !lart3 ^ Train c II !ci N[-Bagic Trrin.III Conn.Mt8. Add. Train. Iy hool I{ oliCay 0. & E. S. SW DAY CAMPOREE CAMPOREE Comnissioners SE Conmissioners NE Cmnieeioncrs 3rd r,ronth 7 5 -Area I-Roundt abl Comhisgioners Ai,TAtsD Sat. - Su:. i'lerine Does NW ! 25 la 2 Diat.Comm.Mtg 28, School- !io].lcla-1" IriA\(:i( tv lNi 29-s O EAGLE SCOUT RECOGI{IT ION cEREMCITY ( 30 ) �DECEMBER I958 trKIS:'{IFtt - }.SiJP IT sIMfL.tl - DEC. 10oi-1 MAlfll 11' FUN! BoYst LIFE FoR I,VE8Y I-INIT t I Nf, Couierioncrr Camp Sll Corrireioncra ItE Corrirr ionere in fourth S{ Basic Traia.I B^rlrerf, (?) il COUNC]L vrlc?r"nt a t . Corr , M t Trrining Corr. lltg. Erccutivc Board(aoon ) g. AI{i,tuA], i,trETING 7:15 SIY SIY Eaglc Board of Revic Bagie Train.III c Exccutivc Coll. (noon Corriraioncrr l{tg. A. Conr. lltg. Dist.Cotrr.Mtg & C.& Nl Roundtrblc Mirs.Diet.Corr.[3g Dist, EagIe Board of Revier coill,,Icll 2A -2|, SE Roundt.blc NERoundrablc SE ,u IMITING(5:30 t0 r5 N.ll.Diat.Coaa. fltg l3-l HUSI}MSS Cor!. Staff Training progran SIt-Baeic Train.If Canp O. & E. Co.r.Ur8. . 6, Di nay (6) SF Rourd18ble and las;t month N Cumter }nprovement H.&S. Com. Ytg. Corrirsionars lliec Xorrireioncrg SE CAP 6-7 4 Nfr-Area I -RouEdtabl 2S 24 ?7-28 sE Dist.coln.Mrt. School Holidays CHR I STMAS beqin Christnas llve o l- 3C OrCer ol Arrow Chickasah C.A.P. ends >====+I> Lodre i)anquet 3t of the BoS.;\. has becon"e a netional youth prepared by Scouting to tri,ineri. of sl4tol mbet the responsibilities of citizenship. A unit that is well uni-formed is a credit to Scou'ring and is most effective ln getting over the Scout ideals in the lives of boys. The UNIFORITI �JANUARY RESOIUIIONI BETT$R 1959 PROGRAM f'OR Tuesday CAi',IP CUD;ITI.{F- B0IS THIS PRHPANil Back to 2 NEI./ YEAR I S llew E>plorer a 3-4 SCHOOL HOLIDAY Program Begins I e -Are. I-Bourdttblc I t0- il SY RouDdtrble Conoi ss i oaers School T Sat l4i-ssi-ssippi. NS Coluissioncrs NE Conniasioncrr ,rAN. hMU( Wednesday - E SCOUT YTAP' ideal spot for r^reek-el-rcl camping - 3O0 acres forest - a 30 acre lake - sr+'inrming poo1. Lots of room available for unit ca.mping. 30 rrlles south of },len''phis and I mile r^rest of lndura, An BIG FOB BOY Conricgioncrc iss.Conaigrioners &S. Cora. Mt6. Executive Board(noon Advancencnt Corn.lltg l3 It+ AI{NUAL t5 r7.- r8 22 ?Lt-25 II,AN],III,IG Crrp Sraff Traiaing Progren Training CoDn,Mtg. CO},IFE]IS},ICE A11 invitedt 20 Roundtsble Round ts b lc SW RouDdtable Dist; Contr.Utg. iss.Dist.Conn.Mtg, 2e Executive Comn. (noon) Coonissioners Mtg. 27 E Dist.Comn.Mtg. N 2B & A. Conm. ftg. 30 3t- �FEBRUARY CELEERATE FEB. BOI SCOU! i,IF,U{ t Tuesday l4ondal' I959 /+9 YHARS I'GO - B.S.A. STABTED Ild U.S.A. Sat. - WeCnesday Purpose II'ISTITUTION DAY . Plan now for a rca1 program of Scouting - &u'ollment and Sustaining CHANACTER BUIIOING of Scouting SkiILs your during before Boy Scout ldeek" sponsor Sun. CITIZtrWSHIP TRAINI$G PHYSICAtr FITNESS membershLp campaiEn month this NII Coaaicsioners IIE Courissioners 7-8 E 2 scoiiT NW-Arca I-Roundrab SS Cona iggionere SE Conoigsionerg ltlEEK Anniv. B.S.A. H.& Si. Corn.|1t6. Mis.s.Colnisrionerg suNDAr(8) SABBATT{ 7 BOr SCOTJT iEEf SCq'T [EEf, I O BOY SCOUT UEEtr I I SCOUT trrEf, I2 Advangencnt Cola.H o.& Strff Treining ProSr rr + aiaing Conn.Yjg. scour IEEE I 3 Executive Boerd(no SW St. Valcntine'g ln r. CoD!. Mtg. SE noundrsble NE nourdrable NIY SIY Roundtable Dist. Coon.Mt t Eagle Boerd of Miss.Diet.Comn.Mtg SE Diat.Conn.Mtg Ordcr of Arror Lodgc I.ct\i.t Gcorge llashington'r Birthday (22) & Re visv 25 Executive Corn. (aoon) Qoeaissiooerr Mtg. ( 14 ) 2t -l22 t7 N, E. r4-r5 26 & A. Cora. Mtg. 96d61-porell'e Birthdsy (22) 27 2A- �MARCH I,NIT EI,ECT MARCH 1959 THINKING ASOUT SI}!fl.ffiR CA}TP BOYS TO I{ffiITBSRSHIT DOES YOUH KIA K11'{,4 - located near l{ardy, Arkan sas the Ozarks on the Spring River affords real KAMP 1n adventure - s'ririnlixg, canoeing, outdoor skills and nature - open B weeks during sufirrl€rr Cost $U.00 per week. Plan now to attend Kampr 2 For a better sunmer calnp experience attend the special Kamp Kla Kima planning conferences Marrch 31 and lflay 29. g HD fl. & S. Conr. Mtg. il t0 7-B 6 Fi Misc. Cornirsioners Sun. - I,EADM,S J NIY-Arce I -Roundtrb SS Counissioners SE Corniseioncrs NY Coraisgioncre NE Cornigsioncra ? $at. - Friday Thursday llednesday Tuesday IXT t3 ru-15 Exccutive Board(noo ORDM OF ARNOW AFEA COIICLAIIE t2 Advenccnent Colr.[{1g O. & E. Coon. Iltg aining Coin. MtB. S\v Rourdtrblc O.A. p Strff Treiring Prorrrr !7 t6 N. ll. Di 1t. Cora. N. E. Di r t . Coar. M! B. Mt B. AREA Conclave r8 SE Rouadtablc NE Roundt,eble NlI RouBdtrb lr 2t -22 rg SIY Dist.Comn.Mt Eagle Boerd of I & Re vi r).1,]{ Mirs.Dist.Conn.lltg .Patrick'a Dry KE YOUR CAMP 27 26 Erecutivc Corr. (noon Corrirrioacra Mtg. 3C SE Dist.Coun. Sun:ner Ca.np 3l planning meet for Unit Leade Sl"llDAY (22) C. & A. ComD, Mtt FIIII;\T School HoliCay J)'-c:l GOOII EASTT"R �APRIL SI[,L APRIL 1959 THOSE SCOUT-O-BAI,fA TICKIMS FN,EPARE FOR t 'L"ledne A CREAT SCOUT-O.P"A}.iA Friday ThursCa.,r T Sat.-Srur a] 4-5 c What percent of your Uni tt:s Seouts are FISST CLASS? CUBBffiS - SCOUT-O-RAMA TICI(ET i,lhat percent of your Pac kat hmBIlOS? - and becomre B0 T SCOU? 7 NIY Conniesioners SALES START 2 E, & S. Conn. lltg. SW ADVMITURE DAY Connriesioner SE Commi ssioncrs Miss.Cornissioners I ).$ slY Pr tB- rg r)i I 25-26 & vicr t.3 2t I Roundtrblc RouDdtrblc ss.Dirt.Conn.Ygg. Exccutive Qoun. (aooa) s. E. Diet.Coll.Ilrg L+ SCOUT-O-RAMA BIG PARADE International Scout DaY PAS C,oaai;aioncrs Mtg. t7 ogrer SE Houndteblc Frir Grorrdr Brildirg oPcr for grrprre0ior tor gCgUt-O.ilI A Re at Caslp Currier Scouts and ExPlorers(11) rp Strff Treiair3 Conn.Mtg. E. Dist. t5 r5 egle Board of N.W. Dist.Comn.littg. N. noudtablc Dist.Comn.M tg ANI'IUAI, }.METIN& O. & E. Comn. Mrg. Executive Board(noo Training CoE..Mtg. YanccEent Cout.ftg t3 il-t2 IO NW-Area I-noundtable NE Comnissioners REGION FTUE g E SVER C. & A.Comn. glg tA r.leel: of ca,np life is wort,h six months of lheoretical teaching j-n the .rjleeting roor.tr -!r,D]tr-POr,FX.,L �MAY EIIERY SCOUT ADVANCE r'{onrlay A RAIJK 1959 MAY T HOW ARE YOU F'IX}S TOR EAGLES? Tuesday Sat. - SCOUT-O-RA]-TA }CIMIH SCOUT All I SPI]IIT SCOUT-O-RAMA Living the Cubs, Scouts, Explorers and their Leaders take part in greatest show on earth at Fair Grotrnds 1*2. r\lmu vnttt Start accaptirg applieetionr fror SCOUT-O-RAMA it Lcadcrs for LAW 1960 I{ationelJarbor j,,i0?T0 Fa i r at Grounds 2 SLOG.T\N 5 s ioaers vancclent Conn.M s s. Conuis E. Conn.Mtg. Training prograr Cotton Carni-vaI ccutivc Di s t . Conn. [1t g. N.E.Dist.Comm.Ytg. Training Coan.Yl,g. SCHOOL HOLIDAY for Cotton Carlival 20 Boundtablc Roundtsble Eagle Board oI 27 Chiclrreh Lodtc racting .& A. Comn.Mt8. DAY(10) starts at Phi lront(ly Cotton Cernivrl Dad and Son Campout ai; Cu:'ri er Re vier Seouter uood badgc ends et Philn ont(24) 28 E llist.Coarm.Mtg. onDEn 0F ARnoy 22 SY Dist.Conn.Mt 8. & 26 f,omnissioners [1tg. 2t Roundtebl. ss.Dist,Coon.Mtg Executive Conn. (noon) and movie (9) tll Explorer I E Ixplorers r6-t7 aL Hendezvous Brovrnsport at Brownsport Scouter Wo^od Badge l3 Roundrrilc r9 W. Boerd(nooa 9- l0 l,fass neeting J^A}tsoRd.0 rs Opens N. I 7 H,& S. Cor.. Xt8. t2 CAHP STAFF O& 6 Area I-Roundtable Coanicsioners Corrissioners NII Conmissioners NE Comnissioncre Sun. 29 Summer Camp planning meeting for r.rnit leaders MEMOR I AL DAY CAi'fP CUilil,lfi, S|'Jn,['II.JG P00L OPjlis �JUNE HIGH A.DVMilTUNE 1959 THIS STN,I'IOR - - JUNE i,Al'F KIA KII{A, BROl'ffSP0ftT, CLmfi,IlrlBrmIU,{0}iT Wedne -tt Sry SE la Connirsioncrs Coonigsionarc s. Cornisrioners I ffiI E. & S. Cora. Meg National Council Atnual Meeting in San Francisco Arca I-Roundtrblc Nt Coa;ircioncrg NE Conniseionerr O. & E, 3 Thr:rsdav DAI OF SCHOOL I 0.A. n ONDNR OF AfiRO!{ Chickadah Lortge Fe3*lowstrip at Lodge Fellowshi.p at K.K.X. Kamp il t0 Treining ConB.Htg. Conu.Mtg. Advencenent Colr.flgg SW Roundtrble Erccutive Board(no Kia Kima Opening Dar(U) Ka;r,p Kia iii.na yLst week starbs l{,AG )AY (14) -2t t8 N.tY.Dist.Conm.MtB. N. E. Di s t. Conm . l{1, g. Khl'lP KIA KnlA 2nd r'reel< starts SE Roundtrbla noundtable NW Roundteble SX Dist Cono.Mtg. (er) Miss.Dist.Conn.lltg. ATHi]IIIS )AY(21) 2i t Executivc (onn(noon) Conuissioaets Mtg. C. &A. Cotn. iltg. SE Dist.Comm.gtg . NATIOiTAL JAMBoREn (lonr,.i ttcr rleel.s ORDER OF ARNOY Ordeal at K.K.l(. ll|lL}, gX] YOU AT 1,]I1i sut',0{sn cAl.{P TTIIS r;AR? A? t-cY.A i,LA),iP liIA KX{A (28) 3rd weele starbs c. O.A. OrdeaI at KI(K(27) Scout reseruaLions are now bein,ts receivecl at Counci-l ofliice for the 1960 liational Jaraboree Unj-t Leader.s lo be selected in /iugust L959. �JULY EITXF,Y SCOUT l.londay 1959 A IS TitrMN-FOURTHS OF SCOUTING CA],IPER .,ULY OUTDIGT Tuesda;,' PHIIJ,{ONT SCOtlT R/U[CH. for high aCventure and new eleerience plan now for ,-rrour EXPL0RIP.S 4-E 3 2 I NDFPENDENCE to visit this F"oc}ry l"lountain retreat located in New l,{exico, 1. & S. Cona.Pgg. DAY Kiu,lP i(IA KX'IA(5) /+th week 0 N\t-Area I -RouDdtabI SW Connireionerr SE Comairrioacre Mirc. Cooricrioners NU Corrissionere NE Corlirrioncrs ing Cono,l{t6. n RouDdtrble cutive Board(n [, ,r".. conm.Mrs. starts (12) KIA K]].iA r+eek starts (19) Roundrable E RouDdtrb Ic 27 Erccuti vc Corr. ( noon =HfisF KX,T,{ 6th KAI.F KIA KIiriA 7th week starts Higs.Dist.Corr.[3g. Mt3. K,il"iP KIA 5th week KA},P N Cornisciocrr t1-t2 lc O. & E. Contr. Mtg. .ll. Di s t. Conn, It g N.E.Dirt.CoDn,Mrg slarts 2€ 29 3t ) ORDER SE Dist.Co!r Mtt (25) i.&A. Comn.Ytg. OF ARROT Ordeal at K.l(.K. EVERY SCOUT A sl$],ft,ffiR �AUGUST AUG. 1959 UNITS SIG}I UP }IOW FOR SIJl'{I"TiIft CAI,IP FNO},IOTE IN 1960 ldeCnesday Tuesday 5t,h NATIOI{AL Frlday Thursday TANDBIG: Council- Canp for Explorers on1;, 1o**ted. near Decatursville, ?ennessee on ' the Tennessee River. Real fishlng, hunting and boa . Secure permlt from Couneil 0ffiee JA},IBONEE Sat.-Sun. BP,0'IJIISPORT Conrissionerg H-Arca I.-nouBdtablc NE Conmissioncrs Notify KIA AR DEIDTINE August C Heek 0F ALL DATES that should be en tor 59-6O Calendar. C SCOUT OFFICE 5 L+ NW NEW -].960 KI]'IA t_2 starts O.A. Ordcrl ud Lodgc foctirg rr f.I.r. (l) 8-g 7 6 KA}A KlA E. & S. Corr. Itg. KI},IA Closing Day (8) iar. Coelirrioneri Si{ Conriesiorers SE Conaissioaers t2 O. & E. aining Conn.Mtg. Comm.MtS National Janboret, t4 r3 Exccutive Boljj-aoo Eneampment Starbs at Sl Rorrdr.blc Couni t t.ee l,!reta r5-t6 Explorer Brouns' 2t 20 .8. N.lY.Dist.Comm.Mtg. N,E.Dist.Conm.Mtg. ExpI orer Enc mpmeDt at Browtraport Routrdt,ablc Sr Di!r. Co.r. iltg. Roundteble noundrable ss.Dist.Conn.Mtg Exllorera at Brornsport arl Digt. Cpro.Mtg. .q,t'Il0ut,tcl 3l Unit Leaders for 1960 r,teT at Brornsport ?5 e,-+ Exccutive Conn(noon) Qonrissioners Mtg. Expl orcrr e t Broun s I,or t Exi I orers 2A JAl,m0P.Ir] Encampment Explorcra ot C. I A. Cor..Mtg 22-'e3 Inds at Brownsporl Ilrornsport 27 dxplorer 28 2g-30 �SOI'ETHIIIG FACI'S ABOUT CHICKASAW CO','{{CIL Your uniL j-s one of 35O r.rnits cornposing Chickasaw Council. These units include 132 Cub Packs, LE5 tso;r Scoul Troops, and 33 ;xplorer Post,s. Our Council serves Shelbv County in Tennessee, CritLenCen Count;r i.lr Arkansas, and )e Soto and Panola anC Tate Counties in l'lississippi. Our Cor:nci1 r'.rer.bership totals approximately L2r276 boys anC leaders. At presenl-, our Scouiing prost'a,ll reaches on11' 6nu boy oul of six prospecli-ve rnembei's in our &re&. Chickasaw Council has six districts -- llorthwest, l'lorthcast, Soulh'east, Southrvest, llississippi, anC CriltenCen. AIso three di''risions -- llorth, South, and CenLraI -- serrle the coloreC ScouLs in our &I€&o Our Cormci"l operates on an annual budget, Our onli, $o',lrc€s of j-ncorne a:'e fron the Conr,nunil,.r Chest il;Ul), Srrstaininr i,ienbership anC iranil-.r ::lnrol-1nent,, :rr'1 a tribule funC is availabl-e for those wrshinr" t,o make nemorial qifts. Proceeds fron the sa.Ie of ',ickets to lhe Annual Scotrt-O-F.ama is usei for perma:rent camp improvenerrl . 10 THINK AB0UT: to do, something to think about, sonething to enJoy in the woods, with a view always to character'-buildS-:rg, for nanhood not Scholarship, is the first alm of education.ll Birch Bark RolI - l-9f.l+ ttSomethj.ng Every boy on Joining a Scout Unit ln Chickasaw.Cor:ncil dreans of a great aCventure of camping, hiking, scoutfug skills and having fun to-gether. Lets help to" make hj-s drean planning ahead this year. Plan now for: Good come tme by Unit MeetJ-ngs, good den, Patrol, and crew meetings. for cubs. (Sept. ) Industrial hikes for cubs. Weblos Day Fire Prevention Parade (Oet.) llational Safety Good turn.(0ct.) Camporee (oct-trov) Good turn fay (Oct) Chickasaw Aehievement Program Sagle Recognition (llov) Boy Seout I'[ee]< (Feb) Adventure Day (April) Dad & Sons Ca4rp outs (May) SC0UT-0-HAI'IA (t,t"y) Swimning at Camp Currier Sumrner Canp at KAl.tP KIA Knl.rfi �SCCUTERS' NIRICTORY i,f0n"Ds OF' W15D0l{ PS0M BA},$i-P0ir.!lLL: A boi; on right [Jnir: ilf joing wants i.,o begin Scouting Phone: &w&$o 'r,lhere Lhe patroi. nclhod iL is bounC to succeeC. The licorrl Oath and Law diseiplinary force. is properl;r applieC is our binding Th,e ScouNmasler lr:aches bo;,rs Lo €;ame b:r rloing so himself . Tho boy i.s 1eC b;r l;Q. nol pla;r the governeC blr )OlJr'l', bui is 1958 S\1T\^/TFSSMTWTF5SMT\^/TFS itre '1o noi u.a:it t.o make Scoul Lraining too sofL. Teach Scouts how No live. not how Thr:re is no Lea,chin{ vrit,h r-:-xample. The real way Lo qain happiness is t,o sive to others. lo set a living, to ii compare but 1959 t ? t z 3 4 5 6JAtt. t ?,3.-_.. ; 5 9l0ll12lJ-^"' 4 s 6 7 6 qlgMAY 3 4 s 6 7 6 9 l0 ll 12 13 l{ t5 16 rr 15 16 l7 tBlg10 ll lZtj l4l1 l6t7 :] 12 23 24 25 26 27 t8 I9 20 2t 22 23 24 t7 18 19 20 2l 22 23 24 ZS 26 27 ZB Zq J0 ZS 26 Zt ZB 29 30 jl t: te J0 tz34 i o 7 8 9l0ll FtB, t 2 3 4 s 6 zJuilt t 2 3 4 s 6 plJl{15t6l?t8 ZS 2o 27 28 29 30 3l , 3J{5ozimn, er0ilt2t3t4t5 16 t7 l8 lg z0 2t ?,2 9l0ltlzt3t4 7 I s l0ll12lJ I{ 15 16 17 18 ls 20 Z0 Zt 2t 22 23 24 25 26 27 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 z82eJ0 tz34 56?JU[Y5 6 7 8t234 9l0ll E 9l0lll2t3t4 l2 13 14 ls 16 17 t5 t6 l7 l8 tg 20 2l 23 ?125 26 27 28 2?, 23 24 2s 26 27 29 30 3t ta l0 2t zZ ZJ 21 jrl ze E tS 16 lt lB l9 ,{ 15 16 t7 tE ts 12 z3 24 z5 26 le J0 3t z0 27 i:,iiiliitritri" !,f,fauc, 2 3 4 s6 7 J tz ri ru ri ri ii ,| il ll t9 20 2t 22 ?,3 24 25 n 24 25 ?,6 27 28 29 , 1 i,3,f,f,jmn, s 6 z ; :t :! 28 18 7,6 27 28 29 30 is iiiiiii| �7 DIFFERENT NEW 1959 S COUT-O- RAMA MAY - I82 New Excitement for Cubs ! Big Surprise for Scouts ond Explorers ! Publicity Tour of City f or Ticket So les ! Mony more new, dif f erent, ond exciting ideos ! FOLLOW YOUR BULLETINS REGULARLY � 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 st.. Boy NCIL erico D ISTR I CT LEnDL RS}i I P ,l:I!I,lT CHAIRMAT{ - I :TRICT VICE.CIIAIRMAN III,iTRI CT COMMI SSI ONER \ EIGHBORHOOD COMMISSIONER ORGAN I ZATION & EXTENSION- 1]HA]RMAN LEADERS}IIP TRAINING C}IAIRMAN ADVAIi CIIMEN T CIiA I RMlu^i CAMPING AND ACTIVITIRS C}IAIRMAN iii lLTll \\I SAFFTY L'lAI Rlvi{\ LlcIL, B.S.A. 012 M.&M. B1dg. Phone JA 5-235L The Canping and Activities Committee of Chickasaw Council is happy to present to you this pockeb booklet showing the complete schedule of all Cowrcil and District Scouting Activities and Meetings that have been scheduled at the tlme of publication. l{ay this calendar serve as a compass to g,uide your unit, your Scouls, and i'ou Scouters on a happy interesting ;,rear filled rrith fun and accomplishments in Scouting. RegarCless of how rvell a program is planned it is worbhless if it does not reach the boy. Plan now to participate LOO/, . . .. . rtOn my honor I will do rrlY beSt . j . . . . . . .ff . Read each monthly issue of rrSl'lOKE SIGIiALStt for details and locations of all events. This is our flrst atienpt at this pnoject in recent fe&rso i,Ie w'iII welcome your suggestions for improvements for future issues. i{e hope that ne:ct year more dates wiIL be definitely set in sufficient time to be included in ihis calendar - rartrich we now plan to publish in August. SE PTE M BER I 958 ROUND-UP TJ},IX . RECRUIT NEW SCOU?SI SEPT. ILAI,I YOiJE WORK - '/CIEK YOUR PLA"],I 3 Tue tr{ednesday - S'un. SCHML OPE}IS Iladen-PoweIL Conference ABOR DAY I Nf, Connissioners NE Corniarionera C]JICKASAW ACHIIVEI'MNT PROCRA]"I starbs Arcr I-RouDdtrble Slf Conaissioncrr SE Conoirsioncrg Migr.Conrigsiolerc 2 . Htg RouDdtrble Exccrttive Board-noon door Progrrl t2 t Curricr Advrnceacnt Corr.Mtg Dist. Conr.Mtg. & Eegle Board oI Rcvi r8 ]'IID-SOUTii FA]P" OPENS School Holiday ROSU HASHAITA I 5 l9 N. lV. Di r t. CoEi. Mr g N,E,Dirt,Corn. Iig. SE Diat. Eegle Board of Rcvicr EI{ISH NEtl YEAR I 6 SE Roundr.blc NE Roundtrble Nt Rouadteblc lIigr.Dirt.Corr.[1tg lrecutive CoEE. (noo Soaai arioncrr Utg. 2 Rendezvous at tsr"o',.rnsport 2A rer Baden-Por+e1I Conference ' 13- ru hMBEI,OS DAY at Currier(13) Outdoor Progrea et Curricr C& A Conr.Mtg. at KKI( hrplorer Rendezvous d-South l'air Closes 6-7 ?7-2.8 2A-2 t SE Diat,[oru.Itg 23 YOITI KIPPUR 2U ARi] YOUR JIJNIOiT LI!A,D:NS TRAIIITD? 29 30 y:, 'rl ACII IliVf, {tilT PitOcitAl'i-entphasi ze s v,rhat should be happenin3 in everir Unil. llot a ronpelit,ive contest bul sinpl;r a rat,ing guide OF ARNOfl ior" 1,s11 io usc lo, chec)< the qualil:r as well ichacah LodBc 1s ouanti.t r oi licoutin,r, in .,'our ulii',. rcc ting 4 H.&S. CorD. Mt8. 2E C. & A.Coaa.[lrg. 3 f;qining Corn. ytg. r0 t7 ocToBER t958 ITIS CA},IrcRNE TN.M - DONIT MISS THT FI'N T IS YOUR UNIT DO]}IG GOOD MMNS? ocr. Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday CAl,trOlLtH - Take your choi.ce of 15 exciting, fun-fiIled events. Plenty of Seouti.::g in actlon at This big eamping e:perience at Currier. CAP in I seqond month SUl{ Campaign StarLs ecutivc Board'noon (Teachers meet) t0 HOL]DAY FIRE IEEVENTION 'dEffi Nf, Comirrionere I{E Corrirgioncrr 6 Advalccraat Corr.Xt -Arcr I -Roundt.blG t Corrirrioncrg SE Corrirrionerr ire. Corrirrioacrr 7 Treiriag Corr.Xtt. I O.& E.Cor:.ttt SE Diat. Eeglc Court of Holor NY-Pagic Trein. J Basic Trtin.I t)+ Explorer Trainiag s H. & S. Corr. [ltg. Sl{ RosDdt ab le Trainiqg SE-Bas ic Train. J SIY-Baeic Train. I 'Sl{ Dist.Cour.UtS. & [gle Board of Revier SE-Basrc Train.iI SIY-Basic Train. I tr r6 2 LU P x orer UNI ONS DAY c E Rourdtrblc E Rourdtrblc Rourdrrbl. rr,Diet.Cm.X -Bag rc Train. I 2t ri',tc0ilraAGll .P;|I,IGIOUS Ai.iAIIDS Sat. - Sun. l+-5 Prevention ek starts PItliV;:liWlOld PARIDE (/+) r ll-12 1g- tg Scouts diEt!ibute Goodvill Bass(18) 25-25 C00D TURi,l DltY Pich up baes for Gooatril.l -lndustries GOOD TL{IN Distributo gooklets (11) COLUUBUS DAY (18i Exccutirc Corr. (noou ) Corrierioncrr Mtg NE-Bacic Treir.II 28 sE Dirt.co.r.xrg. NW'Basic Train, lt1 3t CAMPOREE NE-Nt,/-Cr i tt. HALLOWEEN 29 "n Monday N. I.Di rt. Corr.lltt N. E.Diet.Con.Mtt. C. & A.Conn. Mtg. SE-Basic Train, III NE'Basic Train.IIl I NOV. :'.JIEP YOUfr CAJ,PIIIS BfiCORD-EAF}I I.IAT]O$AL Ai,TAtsD i'lerine Sat. - Su:. NOVEMBER 1958 LETTS GO CAI,IPfi'{G ElIffY }"lr0NTH t Does your unit have sor*e outstanding jr:::ior leaders vr*ro are good prospects for summer staff members? Te11 them about the Norr, 11 rneet CAMPOREE NE-NW-Cr i tt. 3rd r,ronth lP,rJiff, 0F THE LPF,O;f a nat,ional brotherhood of Scout honor campers each :lected by his onn un-tt. la.J-l Scout office for info. CAMPOREE SE-S|{-M iss. 7 CAMPOREE SE-SI{-M iss. o_o H.& S. Conn.Mt8. sE Add. Train. II CLECT'IO}; DAI 4 SE Add. Train. I -Area I-Roundt SW Comnissioners SE Conmissioners ss.Connissioners NIY-Basic Train. f abl Add. Train. Iy RouDdtablc SE Explorer Training I -Beric Train.II l3 6s!ive Board(n OA Ordeal at (KK Outdoor Prograu at Currier Ordeal at rK( (r5) tdoor Training at Currier DAY ll lF- 16 oliCay SE.Add. Traitt. III Prograt !lart3 ..M 1n Conn, Trein hool I{ NW Comhisgioners NE Cmnieeioncrs SlV Basie Train.JJJ 0. & E. Comn. Mrg N. W. Di s t . Conn. MrB . N.E. Dist.Comm.MtB "& A. Corn. Mtg. SrA Dist.Cmo.Mtg & iagle Bosld of'Revie SE Add. Traia' Y 2C N[-Bagic Trrin.III Roundtable Roundtable noondrable ss.Dist. Conm.Mtg Train orer | ^ c II !ci E IY (- 25 2 28, School- !io].lcla-1" 29-s O EAGLE SCOUT RECOGI{IT ION cEREMCITY ( 30 ) Executive Comn. (noon) Connissioners Mtg. Diat.Comm.Mtg SE Explorer Training III IriA\(:i( tv lNi ! 5 Training Comm.Mtg t3 la rllr ra DECEMBER I958 trKIS:'{IFtt - }.SiJP IT sIMfL.tl - MAlfll 11' FUN! DEC. 10oi-1 BoYst LIFE FoR I,VE8Y I-INIT t H.&S. Com. Ytg. SF Rourd18ble S{ Basic Traia.I 4 6-7 Camp Cumter }nprovement nay (6) B^rlrerf, (?) Nf, Couierioncrr ItE Corrirr ionere CAP in fourth and las;t month Nfr-Area I -RouEdtabl Sll Corrireioncra SE Corrirsionars lliec Xorrireioncrg I COUNC]L HUSI}MSS IMITING(5:30 coill,,Icll AI{i,tuA], il i,trETING 7:15 l3-l ,u O. & E. Co.r.Ur8. vrlc?r"nt Cor!. Canp Staff Training progran SIt-Baeic Train.If Trrining Corr. lltg. Erccutivc Board(aoon ) C.& A. Conr. lltg. SIY Dist.Cotrr.Mtg & Eaglc Board of Revic N.ll.Diat.Coaa. fltg N . 6, Di a t . Corr , M t g . SE Dist, EagIe Board of Revier r5 SE Roundt.blc NERoundrablc Nl Roundtrblc Mirs.Diet.Corr.[3g SIY Bagie Train.III t0 Exccutivc Coll. (noon Corriraioncrr l{tg. c ?7-28 sE Dist.coln.Mrt. School Holidays beqin - Christnas llve 24 ol- 3C OrCer ol Arrow Chickasah Lodre i)anquet C.A.P. ends 3t 2S CHR I STMAS The UNIFORITI of the BoS.;\. has becon"e a netional sl4tol of tri,ineri. youth prepared by Scouting to mbet the responsibilities of citizenship. A unit that is well uni-formed is a credit to Scou'ring and is most effective ln getting over the Scout ideals in the lives of boys. >====+I> 2A -2|, JANUARY 1959 RESOIUIIONI BETT$R PROGRAM f'OR B0IS THIS YTAP' ,rAN. PRHPANil BIG FOB BOY SCOUT hMU( T Tuesday Wednesday SCHOOL HOLIDAY 2 NEI./ YEAR I S llew E>plorer Program Begins CAi',IP CUD;ITI.{F- - An ideal spot for r^reek-el-rcl camping - 3O0 acres forest - a 30 acre lake - sr+'inrming poo1. Lots of room available for unit ca.mping. 30 rrlles south of },len''phis and I mile r^rest of lndura, l4i-ssi-ssippi. SY RouDdtrble &S. Cora. Mt6. I Executive Board(noon I NS Coluissioncrs NE Conniasioncrr Back to School E e -Are. I-Bourdttblc Conoi ss i oaers Conricgioncrc iss.Conaigrioners Advancencnt Corn.lltg t0- il r7.- r8 AI{NUAL II,AN],III,IG CO},IFE]IS},ICE A11 invitedt t5 Crrp Sraff Traiaing Progren l3 Training CoDn,Mtg. It+ SW Dist; Contr.Utg. 22 Roundtsble Round ts b lc RouDdtable iss.Dist.Conn.Mtg, 20 Sat a 27 2B N 30 3-4 2e 3t- Executive Comn. (noon) Coonissioners Mtg. E Dist.Comn.Mtg. & A. Conm. ftg. ?Lt-25 FEBRUARY I959 CELEERATE BOI SCOU! i,IF,U{ t FEB. /+9 YHARS I'GO - B.S.A. STABTED Ild U.S.A. 25 26 27 Sat. - Sun. 2AExecutive Corn. (aoon) Qoeaissiooerr Mtg. SE Diat.Conn.Mtg Ordcr of Arror Lodgc I.ct\i.t & A. Cora. Mtg. l4ondal' Tuesday WeCnesday II'ISTITUTION DAY . Plan now for a rca1 program of Scouting SkiILs before your sponsor during Boy Scout ldeek" Purpose of Scouting - CHANACTER BUIIOING CITIZtrWSHIP TRAINI$G PHYSICAtr FITNESS &u'ollment and Sustaining membershLp campaiEn this month NII Coaaicsioners IIE Courissioners 2 NW-Arca I-Roundrab SS Cona iggionere SE Conoigsionerg Mis.s.Colnisrionerg suNDAr(8) 7-8 ltlEEK Anniv. SABBATT{ 7 scoiiT B.S.A. H.& Si. Corn.|1t6. E St. Valcntine'g ( 14 ) scour IEEE I 3 r4-r5 Executive Boerd(no SCq'T [EEf, I O Advangencnt Cola.H Strff Treining ProSr rr BOY SCOUT UEEtr I I aiaing Conn.Yjg. Gcorge llashington'r Birthday (22) 96d61-porell'e Birthdsy (22) 2t -l22 SE noundrsble NE nourdrable NIY Roundtable Miss.Diet.Comn.Mtg t7 SIY Dist. Coon.Mt Eagle Boerd of t Re & visv BOr SCOTJT iEEf + o.& SCOUT trrEf, I2 SW ln CoD!. Mtg. r. N, E. MARCH 1959 DOES YOUH I,NIT EI,ECT BOYS TO I{ffiITBSRSHIT 3C Sun:ner Ca.np 3l planning meet for Unit Leade MARCH THINKING ASOUT SI}!fl.ffiR CA}TP IXT ? 26 C. & A. ComD, Mtt 27 GOOII FIIII;\T School HoliCay J)'-c:l EASTT"R Tuesday llednesday Thursday Friday $at. - Sun. KAMP KIA K11'{,4 - located near l{ardy, Arkan the Ozarks on the Spring River affords real adventure - s'ririnlixg, canoeing, outdoor skills and nature - open B weeks during sufirrl€rr Cost $U.00 per week. Plan now to attend Kampr sas 1n For a better sunmer calnp experience attend the special Kamp Kla Kima planning conferences Marrch 31 and lflay 29. I,EADM,S - HD 6 7-B NY Coraisgioncre NE Cornigsioncra 2 NIY-Arce I -Roundtrb SS Counissioners SE Corniseioncrs Misc. Cornirsioners J fl. & S. Conr. Mtg. Fi O. & E. Coon. Iltg g t0 Advenccnent Colr.[{1g Treiring Prorrrr p Strff aining Coin. MtB. S\v Rourdtrblc t2 Exccutive Board(noo O.A. AREA Conclave t3 t6 N . ll. Di 1t. Cora. M! B. N. E. Di r t . Coar. Mt B. !7 SE Rouadtablc NE Roundt,eble NlI RouBdtrb lr Mirs.Dist.Conn.lltg .Patrick'a Dry KE YOUR CAMP r8 SIY Dist.Comn.Mt Eagle Boerd of rg I Re & vi ORDM OF ARNOW AFEA COIICLAIIE r).1,]{ Sl"llDAY (22) ru-15 2t -22 Erecutivc Corr. (noon Corrirrioacra Mtg. il SE Dist.Coun. APRIL 1959 SI[,L THOSE SCOUT-O-BAI,fA TICKIMS t APRIL FN,EPARE FOR A CREAT SCOUT-O.P"A}.iA T 'L"ledne SCOUT-O-RAMA TICI(ET SALES START E, & S. Conn. lltg. What percent of your Uni Seouts are FISST CLASS? CUBBffiS - i,lhat percent of your Pac hmBIlOS? - and becomre B0T SCOU? 2 tt:s kat Executive Board(noo IO slY noudtablc g NIY Conniesioners NE Comnissioners 7 NW-Area I-noundtable SW Connriesioner SE Commi ssioncrs Miss.Cornissioners YanccEent Cout.ftg Training CoE..Mtg. E t3 REGION FTUE ANI'IUAI, }.METIN& O. & E. Comn. Mrg. egle Board of t5 tg Re Dist.Comn.M & vicr rp Strff Treiair3 Pr ogrer I ).$ SCOUT-O-RAMA BIG PARADE International Scout DaY PAS SVER SE Houndteblc I Roundtrblc RouDdtrblc ss.Dirt.Conn.Ygg. 2t s. E. Diet.Coll.Ilrg Sat.-Srur 4-5 il-t2 ADVMITURE DAY at Caslp Currier Scouts and ExPlorers(11) tB- rg tA r.leel: of ca,np life is wort,h six months of lheoretical teaching j-n the .rjleeting roor.tr -!r,D]tr-POr,FX.,L C. & A.Comn. glg Exccutive Qoun. (aooa) C,oaai;aioncrs Mtg. Frir Grorrdr Brildirg oPcr for grrprre0ior tor gCgUt-O.ilI A r5 N.W. Dist.Comn.littg. N. E. Dist. Conn.Mtg. ThursCa.,r Friday a] c t7 t.3 rL)i +I 25-26 MAY 1959 EIIERY SCOUT ADVANCE A RAIJK T r'{onrlay Tuesday Sat. - Sun. MAY HOW ARE YOU F'IX}S TOR EAGLES? on earth at Fair Grotrnds 1*2. I SCOUT-O-RAMA Start accaptirg applieetionr fror it Lcadcrs for 1960 I{ationelJarbor SCOUT-O-RAMA at Fa i r Grounds 2 SCOUT SPI]IIT Living the r\lmu vnttt LAW j,,i0?T0 SLOG.T\N NII Conmissioners NE Comnissioncre 5 Area I-Roundtable Coanicsioners Corrissioners s s. Conuis s ioaers vancclent Conn.M H,& S. Cor.. Xt8. 7 ccutivc Boerd(nooa I l,fass neeting and movie (9) rs DAY(10) J^A}tsoRd.0 9- l0 O & E. Conn.Mtg. t2 CAHP STAFF Training prograr Cotton Carni-vaI Opens l3 Training Coan.Yl,g. Ixplorers ra6L-t7 Brovrnsport Scouter Wo^od Badge starts at Phi lront(ly Cotton Cernivrl tll Roundrrilc Explorer I E Hendezvous at Brownsport SCHOOL HOLIDAY for Cotton Carlival N. W. Di s t . Conn. [1t g. N.E.Dist.Comm.Ytg. Roundtebl. Boundtablc Roundtsble ss.Dist,Coon.Mtg r9 SY Dist.Conn.Mt Eagle Board oI 2t 8. Re & vier Dad and Son Campout ai; Cu:'ri Seouter uood ends et Philn er badgc ont(24) Executive Conn. (noon) f,omnissioners [1tg. 26 E llist.Coarm.Mtg. onDEn 0F ARnoy Chiclrreh Lodtc racting .& A. Comn.Mt8. 29 Summer Camp planning meeting for r.rnit leaders MEMOR I AL DAY CAi'fP CUilil,lfi, S|'Jn,['II.JG P00L OPjlis 27 28 SCOUT-O-RA]-TA }CIMIH All Cubs, Scouts, Explorers and their Leaders take part in greatest show 6 20 22 JUNE 1959 HIGH A.DVMilTUNE THIS STN,I'IOR - - Wedne Arca I-Roundtrblc Connirsioncrs Coonigsionarc s. Cornisrioners -tt la Sry SE Nt Coa;ircioncrg NE Conniseionerr OF SCHOOL E. & S. Cora. Meg National Council Atnual Meeting in San Francisco DAI 0.A. Lodge Fellowshi.p at K.K.X. Advencenent Colr.flgg I Treining ConB.Htg. t0 SW Roundtrble Erccutive Board(no SE Roundtrbla NW Roundteble Miss.Dist.Conn.lltg. noundtable SX Dist Cono.Mtg. Executivc (onn(noon) Conuissioaets Mtg. SE Dist.Comm.gtg . NATIOiTAL JAMBoREn (lonr,.i ttcr rleel.s C. &A. Cotn. iltg. t ORDER OF ARNOY Ordeal at K.K.l(. 2i JUNE i,Al'F KIA KII{A, BROl'ffSP0ftT, CLmfi,IlrlBrmIU,{0}iT ATHi]IIIS )AY(21) l{,AG )AY (14) -2t ONDNR OF AfiRO!{ Chickadah Lortge Fe3*lowstrip at Kamp Kia Kima A? A c. t-cY. i,LA),iP liIA KX{A (28) 3rd weele starbs O.A. OrdeaI at KI(K(27) Opening Dar(U) Ka;r,p Kia iii.na yLst week starbs Khl'lP KIA KnlA 2nd r'reel< starts (er) Scout reseruaLions are now bein,ts receivecl at Counci-l ofliice for the 1960 liational Jaraboree Unj-t Leader.s lo be selected in /iugust L959. ll|lL}, 1,]I1i gX] YOU AT sut',0{sn cAl.{P TTIIS r;AR? 3 O. & E, Conu.Mtg. I N.tY.Dist.Conm.MtB. N. E. Di s t . Conm . l{1, g. Thr:rsdav ffiI n il t8 .,ULY TitrMN-FOURTHS OF SCOUTING IS OUTDIGT 0 NU Corrissionere NE Corlirrioncrs O. & E. Contr. Mtg. N .ll. Di s t. Conn, It g N.E.Dirt.CoDn,Mrg 27 Erccuti vc Corr. ( noon ) Cornisciocrr Mt3. SE Dist.Co!r Mtt i.&A. Comn.Ytg. 3t ORDER OF ARROT Ordeal at K.l(.K. 2€ 4-E I NDFPENDENCE DAY Kiu,lP i(IA KX'IA(5) /+th week slarts 1. & S. Cona.Pgg. 2 3 n RouDdtrble cutive Board(n lc t1-t2 K,il"iP KIA KX,T,{ 5th week starts (12) KA},P KIA K]].iA 6th r+eek starts (19) KAI.F KIA KIiriA 7th week starts (25) EVERY SCOUT A sl$],ft,ffiR JULY 1959 EITXF,Y SCOUT A CA],IPER Tuesda;,' PHIIJ,{ONT SCOtlT R/U[CH. for high aCventure and new eleerience plan now for ,-rrour EXPL0RIP.S to visit this F"oc}ry l"lountain retreat located in New l,{exico, l.londay N\t-Area I -RouDdtabI SW Connireionerr SE Comairrioacre Mirc. Cooricrioners E RouDdtrb Ic Higs.Dist.Corr.[3g. Roundrable =HfisF 29 [, ,r".. conm.Mrs. ing Cono,l{t6. Tuesday ldeCnesday AUGUST 1959 UNITS SIG}I UP }IOW FOR SIJl'{I"TiIft CAI,IP IN 1960 BP,0'IJIISPORT TANDBIG: Council- Canp for Explorers on1;, 1o**ted. near Decatursville, ?ennessee on ' the Tennessee River. Real fishlng, hunting and boa . Secure permlt from Couneil 0ffiee L+ H-Arca I.-nouBdtablc iar. Coelirrioneri Si{ Conriesiorers SE Conaissioaers National Janboret, Couni t t.ee l,!reta t2 aining Conn.Mtg. .8. Routrdt,ablc Roundteble noundrable ss.Dist.Conn.Mtg Exllorera at Brornsport at Brornsport Exi I orers AUG. FNO},IOTE 5t,h NATIOI{AL JA},IBONEE -].960 27 28 C. I A. Cor..Mtg NW Conrissionerg NE Conmissioncrs O. & E. Comm.MtS N.lY.Dist.Comm.Mtg. N,E.Dist.Conm.Mtg. ExpI orer Enc mpmeDt at Browtraport arl e,-+ Exccutive Conn(noon) Qonrissioners Mtg. .q,t'Il0ut,tcl 3l Unit Leaders for 1960 r,teT ?5 Digt. Cpro.Mtg. JAl,m0P.Ir] 2A 2g-30 Thursday Frlday Sat.-Sun. AR DEIDTINE August Notify SCOUT OFFICE 0F ALL DATES that should be en tor 59-6O Calendar. NEW C t_2 KIA KI]'IA Heek starts O.A. Ordcrl ud Lodgc foctirg rr f.I.r. (l) E. & S. Corr. Itg. 6 8-g KA}A KlA KI},IA Closing Day (8) Sl Rorrdr.blc r3 Exccutive Boljj-aoo t4 r5-t6 Explorer Eneampment Starbs at Brouns' 20 Sr Di!r. Co.r. iltg. Expl orcrr e t Broun s I,or t Explorcra ot Ilrornsport 2t 22-'e3 dxplorer Encampment Inds at Brownsporl 5 C 7 FACI'S ABOUT CHICKASAW CO','{{CIL Your uniL j-s one of 35O r.rnits cornposing Chickasaw Council. These units include 132 Cub Packs, LE5 tso;r Scoul Troops, and 33 ;xplorer Post,s. Our Council serves Shelbv County in Tennessee, CritLenCen Count;r i.lr Arkansas, and )e Soto and Panola anC Tate Counties in l'lississippi. Our Cor:nci1 r'.rer.bership totals approximately L2r276 boys anC leaders. At presenl-, our Scouiing prost'a,ll reaches on11' 6nu boy oul of six prospecli-ve rnembei's in our &re&. Chickasaw Council has 'esaixs td, istricts -- llorthwest, l'lorthcast, Soulh- Southrvest, llississippi, anC CriltenCen. AIso three di''risions -- llorth, South, and CenLraI -- serrle the coloreC ScouLs in our &I€&o Our Cormci"l operates on an annual budget, Our onli, $o',lrc€s of j-ncorne a:'e fron the Conr,nunil,.r Chest il;Ul), Srrstaininr i,ienbership anC iranil-.r ::lnrol-1nent,, :rr'1 a tribule funC is availabl-e for those wrshinr" t,o make nemorial qifts. Proceeds fron the sa.Ie of ',ickets to lhe Annual Scotrt-O-F.ama is usei for perma:rent camp improvenerrl . SOI'ETHIIIG 10 THINK AB0UT: ttSomethj.ng to do, something to think about, sonething to enJoy in the woods, with a view always to character'-buildS-:rg, for nanhood not Scholarship, is the first alm of education.ll Birch Bark RolI - l-9f.l+ Every boy on Joining a Scout Unit ln Chickasaw. Cor:ncil dreans of a great aCventure of camping, hiking, scoutfug skills and having fun to-gether. Lets help to" make hj-s drean come tme by planning ahead this year. Plan now for: Good Unit MeetJ-ngs, good den, Patrol, and crew meetings. Weblos Day for cubs. (Sept. ) Industrial hikes for cubs. Fire Prevention Parade (Oet.) llational Safety Good turn.(0ct.) Camporee (oct-trov) Good turn fay (Oct) Chickasaw Aehievement Program Sagle Recognition (llov) Boy Seout I'[ee]< (Feb) Adventure Day (April) Dad & Sons Ca4rp outs (May) SC0UT-0-HAI'IA (t,t"y) Swimning at Camp Currier Sumrner Canp at KAl.tP KIA Knl.rfi SCCUTERS' NIRICTORY [Jnir: Phone: ilf i,f0n"Ds OF' W15D0l{ PS0M BA},$i-P0ir.!lLL: A boi; on joing wants i.,o begin Scouting right &w&$o 'r,lhere Lhe patroi. nclhod is properl;r applieC iL is bounC to succeeC. The licorrl Oath and Law is our binding diseiplinary force. Th,e ScouNmasler lr:aches bo;,rs Lo pla;r the €;ame b:r rloing so himself . Tho boy i.s nol governeC blr )OlJr'l', bui is 1eC b;r l;Q. itre '1o noi u.a:it t.o make Scoul Lraining too sofL. Teach Scouts not how lo set a living, but how No live. Thr:re is no Lea,chin{ to compare vrit,h r-:-xample. The real way Lo qain happiness is t,o sive ii to others. 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Big Surprise for Scouts ond Explorers ! Publicity Tour of City f or Ticket So les ! - Mony more new, dif f erent, ond exciting ideos ! FOLLOW YOUR BULLETINS REGULARLY 7 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 1958 1959 Title A name given to the resource 1958-1959 Chickasaw Council Calendar of Events Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Dalstrom Papers, Special Collections Department, University of Memphis Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Licensed for use by the Kia Kima Alumni Association in this historical display. https://www.memphis.edu/libraries/special-collections/ Promotional https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/5f9967aaaed3dacd2c9266c13c3d94b9.pdf 28b7f47a1517cef85a907a4029dfc81c PDF Text Text Memphis ; Tennessee Au.J ust 18 , 1958 S UB J ECT : r rVI SI ON OF EXPL HERS ENCAl'· PMENT S ardis Dam , Mississippi TO: Messrs: Morris '"!t . : Dill ' iilic' • ~ !t! tfiiali!IT Dalstrom ... -~I!"fttli•ril F ROM : J . A. B. The Ex p lorers Encampment was held at Sard is Dam - Au gust 7th , 8th y 9th , and 10th 1958 . F ort - three bo s and two adults were in attenda nce r e pre sentinp t e n chartere d institutions . Among the activities of the Encampment included swimminr , canoe i n g , life savinp , cooking , campf i re pro ~ r ams , conservationj lea ther work anO:-sa ety . Six b.oys wer e ta ught to swim . Thro ugh - out the four days of Encampment imp ortanc e of safety was stressed . Staff includ ed J . A. Beauchamp , F . O. Har r is , Wende l l Fant , Wi l lie Horton and Robert Earl Gatewood . � 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 Me mphis ; Tennessee Au.J ust 1 8 , 1958 S UB J ECT : r rVI S I ON OF EXP L HERS EN CAl'· PME NT S ardis Dam , Mississippi TO: F ROM : Messrs: Morris '"!t . : Dill ' iilic' • ~ !t! tfiiali!IT Dalstrom ... -~I!"fttli•ril J . A . B . The Ex p lorers Encampment was held at Sard is Dam - Au g ust 7th , 8th y 9th , and 10th 1958 . F ort - three bo s and two adults were in attenda nce r e pr e sentinp t e n chartere d institutions . Among the activities of the E ncampment included swimmin r , canoe i n g , life savinp , cooking , campf i re pro ~ r a ms , conservationj leather work anO:-sa ety . Six b.oys wer e taught to swim . Th ro ugh - out the four days of Encampment imp ortanc e of safety was stressed . Staff includ ed J . A . Beauchamp , F . O. Har r is , Wende l l F ant , Wi l lie Horton and Robert Earl Gatewood . 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 1958 Title A name given to the resource 1958 Note re Explorers Encampment at Sardis Dam Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Dalstrom Papers, Special Collections Department, University of Memphis Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Licensed for use by the Kia Kima Alumni Association in this historical display. https://www.memphis.edu/libraries/special-collections/ Beauchamp Event Explorer https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/7a32be04417456d8bec5c4c3c3cf54e1.PDF e3966b29c9c11836ceddb2f5b0c7a7dd PDF Text Text SCOUT-0- RaMA NEWS BULLETIN iaPRIL - 1958 SCOUT-0-R.Aivl.A • , • is the lBiY'out and assignments for the 1958 Scout-0-Rama scout Show and Explorer Show•. fleaee read careful;!.¥ and keep your copy for use at the Scout0-Rama. The buildings at the Fairgrounds will be open beginning MondBiY', May 5, so that you may set up your part at the most convenient time. The Cub Circus will be covered in an edition going to Cub Leaders and Commissioners shortly. ~ttached I SHOW DATES lJRJ1WS NEARER Less than a month now until our big 1958 Scout-0-Rama will be underwatY. Over 60 Units are working getting ready for this big event. If there are other Units who 'WOuld like to be in the Scont Show please contact at once the Committee Chairman, as several additional service units a.re desired for the show. Units not yet in the show don 1 t pass up the opportunity to participate in this big Council Ac..;. ti vi t;y. SCOUT SHOW OOMMITTEE MEMBERS 751 Goodlett Chairman - Ken Humphreys Asst. Chairman - J. D. Carruth 1458 Getwell s. Cox Decorations - John Hesson 875 Advisor scout Office - Ralph Young Fl1. 3-2739 Home FA 4-8861 Sta. 350 FA 3-8615 Home JA 3-2431 BR 6-2557 J A 5-2351 Bus. If any Units have questions ab0ut subject assignment, booth layout, judging, etc. contact either Ken Humphreys or Ralph Young. If ariy questions, changes or suggestions for signs and decorations call John Hesson. :BE PREPARED FOR A GREAT \ ~ow All :Sooths are filled - The building layout is attached and all participating Units, their assigned subjects, and booth location and size are given on the attached list. All Units please check your Scout Show subject and booth assignment. 1 Single booths are 10' wide by 12' deep. rouble booths are ro 1 wide by 12 deep. Sizes of other special areas are given in the list. Corner booths usually are 2' larger each way than other booths. Booths requesting electrici t;y are marked If you need electricity and it is not marked or if you are Or). the list With (x). marked for electricity and do not :plan to use it please notify the sc rut Show Committee at once - as doing so you mey save our Council the. expense of installing extra wiring. JUDGING THIS YEAR TO STRESS Qpl\LITY AND ACTIOR Please read the attached JUDGES' SCORE SHEET. Please note that each booth will be observed by judges on three different oc ca.sions and also checked for being ready on time each day and also active until the end of the show, The show will open at 7:00 P.M. Friday, May 9, and continue constantly until 10:00 P.M. Then on Saturdey, May 10, the show will start at 2:00 P.M. and continue co~ stantly until 10:00 P.H. Booths....fil'.£_to be dismantled_fil!d removed Saturday niight AFTER 10100 P.M. �- 2 - J.w:LDING OPENS M<JND.i~Y I MAY 5th The Shel 't\Y County :Building "1i 11 be open Monday, Mey 5 and will be open each d.ev and night to permit Uni ts plenty of time to set up a good booth. A watchman will be on duty all the time during this week. Units are requested to not ask Park Commission employees for help or work but to please contact the Scout Show Committee with such a request llben needed. The size of the single booth will be 10 1 wide qy 12' deep and the double booths will be 20 1 wide qy 12' deep. :BOO TH S CUR T.£1.UT :e~i.CK. :IDRO? FURN! SHED Regardless whether a Unit has a wall booth or a booth in the center area most booths will have the same similar curtain backdrop on a pipe structure 7' high. Likewise each booth will be separated by a curtain on a pipe structure standing 42 11 hi~. Care must be taken not to damage these curtains. :CO not hang aeything directly from these curtains but see the Scout Show Committee for information on how to hang posters, etc. Uni ts who got their applications in early enough and requested electricity will be provided such, but if you do not need it please do not ask for it. (The Scout Show Commit tee will furnish a sign i denti:fYing the Unit, subject, sponsor and leader. The Unit should supply signs giving requirements for their Merit Badges or Advancement requirement where applicable. Each Unit is to erect a rustic railing a.cross the front of their booth according to specifications stated below. RUSTIC F.RuNT RAIL TO BE PROVIDED BY EACH UNIT In order to separate the spectators from the booth, and vice versa, each Unit should provide a. rail across the front of their booth. In order to obtain Uniform! ty it is desired that this railing be approximately 3611 above the noor and made of sapling approximately 2" to 311 in diameter. Lashings should be used where needed (rather than nails - unless nails covered l:tY lashings). It is important to have this rustic rail fence across the front of each booth for stand,.. ardization, appearance and utility. Judges will also observe the railing of each boo th in grading each Unit. As another effort to improve this year's show and eliminate some of the cri tici sms of previous shows the Committee requests the cooperation of all Units in the following policies: NCiaE - Units are asked not to use loud speaker systems or other excessive noise producing devices which wuld interfere with your neighboring booths •. INFORMATION BOOTH iiND P. A. SYSTliM ... A responsible adult will be in charge of the public address system in the information booth. . Only important announcements are to be made. Regular routine announcements and cal ling should be eliminated once the show starts in order to reduce excessive noise and encourage people to listen to,,.hat is important enough to be announced throughout the building. CLEA:NLINESS - It is suggested that Units bring an old broom along to keep their booths swept clean. TIME OF SHOW Have your booth ready on time and in action when show opens each day and buq up to closing time •. Fridey saturd~ May 9 Mey 10 7:00 P.M.- lO:Orl P.M. 2:00 P.M.- 10:00 P.M. �- 3 - l)ISMANTLINGOF :BOOTHS- J~ll booths should oo dismantle d and're.lmovod fl'Oll tl\1 Shelby County :Building between 10:00 P.M. and 12:00 Midnight, Satur4q, Mlt' iOe Do not start before 10:00 P.M.1 If for some reason everythin g oannot bo ~111¥11 at 'this time, please check with the Commi ttoo in advance to ·eoo 1 :f' po:rmi uhl\ can be secured from the Park Commission to remove it Sundau. Tho wood an4 rN.llRI used in your booth do not have to be removed from the building but owi bo 1~11t11ftul neatly in the designate d area. in the center of the building. CHAIRS FOR GUEST - Chairs will be provided for our guests to sit down o.nd. ru"ti in designate d areas. It is not intended for these chairs to be removtid t.rom thn"u areas. Uni ts must provide their own chairs 1 f required in their boothu. AWARD§ - :Blue, red, and white pennants wi 11 be awarded to Uni ts participa tin;; in the Scout-0-R ama in recogniti on of the quality and rating of the Unit'a llhow, A temporary rating will be given each Unit Saturday night and this temporary rtA.M n,,; will be reaffirme d and a permanent award given before the Unit leaves the bu11~1rw;. The permanent award will be presented at tho judges• booth after the Unit hua completed its clean-up. l..ny Unit starting to tear down their booth beforo tht.J signal is g;i. ven at 10:00 P.M. will recei vo a. lesser rating unless defini to o.rr~lllf:ll•; ments are made w.i.th the Chairman of the soout ... Q...Rama. (85-100 points) will receive a blue pennant. Honor Unit ( 70-84 points) will receive a. red pennant. Superior Unit Participa ting Unit (l-69 points)w ill receive a white pennant. R E M I N D E R S_ - F 0 R A B E T T E R SH 0 W The following items should not be found in any Unit 1 s booth: 1. 2. 3. 4. Inactivit y, loafing, horse play, etc. Excess materials , trash, coats, food, etc. Adult leaders. Boys not in proper uniform or proper costume. The following items should be found in every Unit's booth: 1. 2. 3, 4. 5. 6. A well planned, well organized , well executed layout. A group of courteous , helpful, well trained Scouts in uniform or propur costume, eager to talk to our guest about their booth. Signs or posters as necessary to tell what you are trying to do in your booth. The Unit's identific ation sign furnished by the Scout Show Comrrd. ttcw (Unit number, sponsor, subject and Scoutmas ter). Rustic rail fence aero ss front of booth - top rail 36 11 above £1001:. scouting in i~ction. ENTR.ilNCE - Participa ting Scouts and Scout Leaders only should enter by tho Norit;h door once the show starts. All guests should enter by the mai.n entrance on thu west side of the Shel by County Building. Programs will be distribut ed only 11.1• this west door. RllMEMBER The Shelby County :Building will be open to us daily. from 8:00 A,M. until 10100 1',M. beginning Monday, May 5. Do not wait too late in the week to aot up your booth but start early, take your time, and do a real good job. CONCESSIONS - Stands will be open Thursday night~ �- 4 - PHOTOGRAPHS 8 x 10 size for $1.00 each (probably) will be made on Saturdq after .. noon for aIJY Unit requesting them and paying for them at that time. Please noti ty and pey at the Show Office if you want a. picture made of your booth. OTHER I:MPORTJUqT CONSIDJ@.ATIONS FOR A :BETTER SHOW l. Conduct and attitude of Scouts in booth. Always have at least 2 or 3 active boys in the booth but no deadheads. They should be in complete Scout uniform (or El.TYnropriate costume for the booth subject). Every booth should have boys in them eager to talk to our visitors and explain to them all about their booth. 2. Remember to keep your booth neat and clean. . etc. or food in the booth. No coats, excess paraphernalia, 3. Mo adults in the booth. This is· a. boys• show. The adult leaders should stay outside the booth railing once the show starts. SPECIAL NOTES TO JtmGES (Council's Vice-Presidents ) 1. Please read over score sheet in detail. 2. Observe for each booth 1. Preparation and planning. 2. Activity and interest. 3. Scouting subject. a. Effectiveness b. Originality 3. Adherence to rules. 1. Rustic railing in front of front approximately 3511 high. 2. ]ooths ready on time and not dismantled early. 4. Other special instructions such as given in this mailing. �:BOY ... 5 - SCOUT SH 0 W *.~8 EXPLORER SHOW fl C_..Q. UT .. 0 - RA~ CHICKASAW COUNCIL JUDGING, SCCRING ii.ND AWARDS Demonstration booths will be judged on quality of activity and materials, method of operation, and interest of the general public. The scoring is such that every Troop and Explorer Unit has a chance to qualifY for the high award of a blue pennant. All Units a.re urged to put on a good live demonstration booth in the scout-0-Rama and get the benefits of this participation, together with one of the awards listed below. Every booth Will be observed and graded at leat three times including once Friday Might, once Saturday afternoon and once Saturday night. All will be checked each day to see if booth is ready when show opens - and also checked to see if booth operates and is not dismantled before closing. Average score :Blue Pennant 85 - 100 points Honor Unit L.verage score ?O 84 points Red Pennant Superior Unit Average score l 69 points Participating Unit White Pennant UNIT._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _:BOOTH,___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _DISTRICT._ _ _ _ _ __ SUBJECT_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _P.OSSIBLE SCORE FOR EACH PERFORM.J\NCE MAY 9 l 10 '. 10 I :sooth ready on time each show and not dismantled before closing 10 t- l :Soys properly uni formed 10 ---- ------------------·--·--·------···-·-··---·--·-·-~·--~···------·- 1 _____,.____________________________________________________ ---·---------l Qeneral attitude 10 I --arrangement foi'pai-ticipation of a lug!lj>efoOntege ---" 10 of scouts . I ---- -----------------------------------------------------------------statement posted giving requirements for the .Advancement or achievement di splayed or theme io Live, active demonstration 10 r--T···- 1----~------- I J ·----r-------1 I ~ --- Originality · i I --t---1 ; I ~~ ~~~h c~;!~:;~~) id~-:~~-~ic:ti~~:~~~urn:l.~ed_ _ _ _J_ ---- ------------------------------ ·-------·-------------- i,_._ I I __ ,--_J I Ii l _______ ,! _________ 1, -:~:-dg_:_f_o_:_e_r_s_::-:-.:-~-t-0-:-:-~=te-r---~---~-~~=--~~~=------....,10...--+-j-_--+- +_ "--"· --1nter~t pu'b11~----------wT+- ---------- ·-----·----------------·--· ----------·-·---------- ...............-.. "·-·--·--..---·------·---------r---•·--t··---· ·-· •--• ._. , . -· '" General of PO SSIJ3LE TOTAL JUDGES: 100 1 I I I (both please sign) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · - · ......... ~me-or·-------------------------·---------,·-------------------------------------------------·--···· Inspection 1 FRfDAY NIGHT- j SATWlDAY AFTERNOON ,.,, ....... · ···· Ja.1~.YfilJA.lJil'IBW , , •• I ilil I �BoorH 1 2 3 4 5&6 7 & 8 9 10 11 12 Area 13 & 14 1:5 16 17 18 19 & 20 21 22 23 Area 24 25 26 30 & & 34 31 33 36 37 38 41 42 43 44 45 43 55 33 205 22 74 97 274 36 87 241 12 200 208 25 13 2 218 343 24 63 79 58 80 98 244 35 4o 91 257 29 40 27 28 29 32 TROOP & 39- 75 3~ 95 30 10 220 48 15 SUBJECT SPONSORING INSTITUI'ION Patro l Camping South Memphis Lions Club Elect ricity St. James Catho lic Church United State s ·Flag St. Willia ms Men's Club Tende rfoot Requirements Centr al Chris tian Church Second Class RequirementsSecond Presb yteria n Church First Class Requirements Memphis Civit an Club Chemistry Chels ea Ave. Metho dist Church Photography Bless ed Sacrament Church Photography Park Ave. Lodge # 362 Potte ry Parkway Bapti st Church Archery Holy Rosary Catho lic Church MarksmSDShip Immaculate Conception Church Firea rms Germantown Civic Club Bird Study Chris t Methodist Church Bird Houses Lindenwood Chris tian Church Soil. & Water Cm$rv.aliio;1rSt. Stephens Metho dist Church Weather A.R. Presb yteria n Clrorch of Rosemark Comrnunications Temple Israe l Natio nal Jamboree Trini ty Metho dist Church Hand icraft s St. Lukets Metho dist Church Home Repai rs Galloway Metho dist Church Tin Can Craft Kingsway Chris tian Church Glasswork St. Luker s Metho dist Church · Axemanship St. Matthewls Metho dist Church Woodsman Engin eering Knigh ts of Columbus Ropework Rebecca Memorial Metho dist Chu~ch Survi val Kiwanis Club of Ralei gh Findi ng Your Uay !V'dllington Metho dist Track ing and Trail ing Highland Heights Bapti st Church Nature Trail Asc{msion Luthe ran Church Camp Gadg ets Mulll ns Metho dist Church Pack Making Macon Road Presb yteria n Church Woodcarving Memphis Housing Autho rity Safet y Whitehaven Metho dist Church Ieath ercra ft Temple Bapti st Church Publi c Healt h St. John' s Catho lic Church First Aid Mclemore Presb yteria n Church Firemanship Belle vue. Bapti st Church _ SCOUTMASTER Charl es Bursi Danie l J. Rokit a L. H. Kershaw Lof'ton Keltn er Dr. B. H. Kubik B. 1f. Beam.ont Wi 11 i an L.. Winkle Richa rd Ryan Ra;pw nd McGarrh · Rober t L. Irwin , Jr. Sam B. Thana s Alfre d Distr etti Vernie Brooks Richa m G. Taylo r William. R. McDonald Anthony F. Dries Peter D. Edgar Ierue Marx C:cyde R. -wentz Russ SjJnps on Fdward V. Haley Harry c. Lindb erg J. M. Turne r Jesse Cooper Frank Noble Clif':fol'd c. Krone Harry Arno1 d A. J. Seknl ich Kenne th H. Knigh t Willia m H. McKinney 7.ell Smith Edward F. Beale Kenneth L. Rose IJ.oyd A. Rhodes Ken Thanas Howard L. Watki ns Charl es F. Robe rts D- D •. KH;t.s . Jr,, BOOTH SIZE 15xlOx20 10xl2 10x12 10x12 2bxl2 20:tl2 lOxl2 lOxl.2 l2xl4 12x20 22xl2 10x20 E.LECTR x x x x x x x x .x x lOxJ2 10xl2 10xl2 20xll 10xl2 10xl2 35xl0 lOxl.2 x x x x x 10xl2 10xl2 10xl2 10xl2 10Xl2 x 20Xl2 20xl2 10xl2 10xl2 10xl2 15xl2 x x 20xl2 lOxl2 lOxl2 lOxl2 lOxl2 lOxl2 10Xl2 x x �BOCJ.rH TROOP 19 46 47 66 57 48 45 49 50 248 52 70 82 226 54 42 51 53 55 25 56 57 58 59 35 89 & 6o 61·& 62 63 6~65/lrea 66 67 34 211 219 53 59 :51 KKK Staff 20 27 60 SUBJECT SPONSORlNG mSTITUTION Union Avenue Baptist Clru.rch St. Michael 1s Catholic Church Parkway Methodist Church Cycling Internat1J.ona:;, Ha;_~ester Company 'Whitehaven Pre80yterian Church Hiking Millington Rotary Club Fishing St., ~~L11e '!3 Catholic Church Stamp Collecting Christ Episcopal Church Reptiles St. John~ s Episcopal Clru.rch Dog Care Tem:(i.€ Israel Communications Forestry Highland Heights Presbyterian Church Art Park Ave~ Cumblerland Presb;-.:-terian Grace St. l:ukets Episcopal Clmrch Pioneering First Baptist Church Cooking Church of Holy Camnmnion Camping Oakville Civie Club Pioneering Firestone Tire and Rubber Company Canoeing Scout Pageant&.Activities Springdale Civic Club Chickasaw Couro il, B. s. A. Summer Camp Program Idlewild Presbyterian Church Service Unit Decatur St. Christian Church Service Unit St. Paul's Methodist Church Service Unit Fingerprinting · Aeronautics Automobiling SCOUTMASTER BOOTH SIZE Charles T ~ Ch~:pman Thomas J. McGuire, III Harry Bittlinger Norman Johnsen M. W. Andre Sidney R. Snyder Robert L. Welch c. w. Allen Joseph R. Snider Ie:rne Marx Patl G. Fitzgerald Ra;y 'I'atum George G. Clarke R. H. Wadlington William H. Buck, Jr. A. G. Stowe A. M. Ferguson, Jr. John E. Richards Ralph Young,Camp Director John D. Walt IJ.oyd Adams James G. Brooks, Jr. ELECTRICTI1 10xl2 10xl2 10xl2 10xl2 10xl2 10xl2 lOxl2 lOxl2 lOxl2 JDxl2 lDxl2 10xl2 lOxl2 20xl2 20x12 10xl2 Area Area Area x x x x x �Post No. 15 24 45 59 24s- Shi:P 2 Ship 89 43 O. A. 1958 Scout-0...TI.aina Ex:plorer Participation Sponsor Subject Traffic Safety F.m.ergency Service Civil Defense & Ropework Indian Lore Radio Boating Boating Rustic Bridge Information ·on o. Bellevue Baptist Church St. Matthews Methooist Church International Harvester Company Firestone Tire and Rubber Company Uhitehaven Presbyterian Church St. Lukes Meth-0dist Church Park Ave. Cumberland Presbyterian Central Christian Church ldvisor Russell Jordan J. J. Ontl x x Al lewis E. W. Harrell Jolm. O. Frerichs Nels A. Faught x E. J. Bridges line H. Dixon A. Service Units: 25 79· 98 80 30- 226 84 35 61 58 42 J3 Temple Brotherhood Building Rebecca Memorial Methcxlist Church Cirans Tickets-Cub Cloak Room-Main Building Highland Heights Baptist Glrurch Millington Methodist ~""Ch Parking Whitehaven Methodist Clmrch First Aid-Main Building Christ Church Episcopal First Aid-Main Building Loyal Order o-f Moose i~l53 . First Aid-Cub Circus Heights Methodist Church Highland Concessions..;.Main Building Concessions-Main Building Jackson Ave. Methodist Church Cub Circus Kiwanis Cllib,i.Raleigh Concessions.:. Service Unit to Cub Circus St. Jolm.s Episcopal Ch'llrch Trinity Methodist Cmmoh Ticket Ta.king Tickets~ain Order of the Arrow - - Indian Dant}es in the Main Building Electricity Jake Fenberg D. 0-. Batson Leonard Crocker Laird Ainsworth J. o. Conner B. H. Brunson Eugene Church Julian Perrylllan R. J. Billions w. M. LOoper White HaITis x x x �J1-------~-~---' ~-J i I 5I Sea Scouts t 4 E I E 8 --~;. I! Order O'l of' 0 •r-1 O'l l1l 67 0 § ~ ]~ 3 E 2 E 1. Kaup Ki11- !-· 17 16 , 15 114 - 13 s:: i ' ·-,-+·-·------ · ~ .. 1:1a ~M 1''11 ; 53~ 52i 51 50 ··T--·-···r ! 49 I -. ! l ; j i I ~ 16) LE! 47 i48 t ~ !"3: ._ ..m s:: 0 •r-1 I Ol s::: (/) 0 0 Q) 0 f 6o I 39 -38 (1\.) 37 J6 35 34. 33 - 32 ,.---. 12 River ~ t::_._, '"":~ ;~ 2_,~ ~~ 24 1_ ~ 31 - 30• 29 ;~ 28' ~~ 27~ = ~ 65 A) 0 18 ! 51 i56 S5 5h ~. I - !62 J S9j f 61 64 i ;~ --19 j r;-r;i ' ~--·-····---·-··· .-- 21 ! ! I LTTUii (!) ( 22 ' 1 Pagaent E 9 '!::" I area ) ! t---·-··-··-···--· .. ·······---··-··-··--··-1 ! i ';--, i' E 23 66 ( Area ) ,- - - - =!l Kim~\ r;--r;r3 ,-415 - 1-B 9 6 \ / pisplai\ s:: Q) ~ (A) r-1----~----------------------___-L----1. } Check '-I 10 ll (I~) ~ Main Entrance SCOUT-0-RAMA MAY 9-10,1958 CHICKASAW COUNCIL, . B. 5. A. �WHAT ABUUT THE 1959 S00UT-O-RJl.MA? [he 1968 Soout Show Committee whhla to thank the Units who a.re participating and doing a good job in tho mow thh year. Wo 11p1aially would like to commend the Un:lt1 who tollow1d. dir1aUon1 and. r1q,u.1•h of th• committee in such matters a.s (l) Sending in your applio&tion fo:r p&:rt1oip&t1on ear]¥ - well before the deadline. ( 2) 11. sting at leaat thr11 to :t1v1 (&I :r1qu11ted.) prefer red choices of subject·s. (3) Requesting eleotrio1ey, d.odrtd. 1i1t ot booth and other special. desires early in the planning stage :tor the 1how. The first information booklet and the applioation for your Unit! s participation were mailed out to each Unit in the fall~ ~his was done at that time on the assumption that your Unit was operating, as you were trained in your Scout Leader 1 s :Basic Training Course, on a twelve month program with all the highlights planned early in the fall. So next year in ord(:}r to secure your first choice of subject, to prevent a lot of last minute planning and preparations, to facilitate the job of the Scrut Show Committee and to have an improved show why not select your Scout-0-Rama theme i_n September or October and then return your ap-plication for participation promptly after it is received so it will not get misplaced, lost or forgotten until too late. It is hoped that you will like the la;yout this year of having booths arranged by subjects and less duplication than previously. .A:n:y' and all constructive criticism or suggestions for improvement concerning this year's show will be gladly received by the 1958 scout Show Committee and passed on to the 1959 Scout-0-Rama Committee. The design for this year's patch has received much favorable comment. We hope this encouraged your boys to sell more tickets, thus making money for themselves, their Unit, and their Council 1 s catrq)s and also getting more people to come to the Show and learn more about· Scouting. � 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 I \ SCOUT-0-R.Aivl.A • , • SCOUT-0-RaMA NEWS BULLETIN iaPRIL - 1958 ~ttached is the lBiY'out and assignments for the 1958 Scout-0-Rama scout Show and Explorer Show •. fleaee read careful;!.¥ and keep your copy for use at the Scout- 0-Rama. The buildings at the Fairgrounds will be open beginning MondBiY', May 5, so that you may set up your part at the most convenient time. The Cub Circus will be covered in an edition going to Cub Leaders and Commissioners shortly. SHOW DATES lJRJ1WS NEARER Less than a month now until our big 1958 Scout-0-Rama will be underwatY. Over 60 Units are working getting ready for this big event. If there are other Units who 'WOuld like to be in the Scont Show please contact at once the Committee Chairman, as several additional service units a.re desired for the show. Units not yet in the show don 1 t pass up the opportunity to participate in this big Council Ac..;. ti vi t;y. SCOUT SHOW OOMMITTEE MEMBERS Chairman - Ken Humphreys 751 Goodlett Asst. Chairman - J. D. Carruth 1458 Getwell Decorations - John Hesson 875 s. Cox Advisor - Ralph Young scout Office Fl1. 3-2739 Home FA 4-8861 Sta. 350 FA 3-8615 Home JA 3-2431 BR 6-2557 J A 5-2351 Bus. If any Units have questions ab0ut subject assignment, booth layout, judging, etc. contact either Ken Humphreys or Ralph Young. If ariy questions, changes or suggestions for signs and decorations call John Hesson. :BE PREPARED FOR A GREAT ~ow All :Sooths are filled - The building layout is attached and all participating Units, their assigned subjects, and booth location and size are given on the attached list. All Units please check your Scout Show subject and booth assignment. Single booths are 10' wide by 12' deep. rouble booths are ro 1 wide by 121 deep. Sizes of other special areas are given in the list. Corner booths usually are 2' larger each way than other booths. Booths requesting electrici t;y are marked Or). the list With (x). If you need electricity and it is not marked or if you are marked for electricity and do not :plan to use it please notify the sc rut Show Committee at once - as doing so you mey save our Council the. expense of installing extra wiring. JUDGING THIS YEAR TO STRESS Qpl\LITY AND ACTIOR Please read the attached JUDGES' SCORE SHEET. Please note that each booth will be observed by judges on three different oc ca.sions and also checked for being ready on time each day and also active until the end of the show, The show will open at 7:00 P.M. Friday, May 9, and continue constantly until 10:00 P.M. Then on Saturdey, May 10, the show will start at 2:00 P.M. and continue co~ stantly until 10:00 P.H. Booths....fil'.£_to be dismantled_fil!d removed Saturday niight AFTER 10100 P.M. - 2 - J.w:LDING OPENS M<JND.i~Y I MAY 5th The Shel 't\Y County :Building "1i 11 be open Monday, Mey 5 and will be open each d.ev and night to permit Uni ts plenty of time to set up a good booth. A watchman will be on duty all the time during this week. Units are requested to not ask Park Commission employees for help or work but to please contact the Scout Show Committee with such a request llben needed. The size of the single booth will be 10 1 wide qy 12' deep and the double booths will be 20 1 wide qy 12' deep. :BOO TH S CUR T.£1.UT :e~i.CK. :IDRO? FURN! SHED Regardless whether a Unit has a wall booth or a booth in the center area most booths will have the same similar curtain backdrop on a pipe structure 7' high. Likewise each booth will be separated by a curtain on a pipe structure standing 42 11 hi~. Care must be taken not to damage these curtains. :CO not hang aeything directly from these curtains but see the Scout Show Committee for information on how to hang posters, etc. Uni ts who got their applications in early enough and requested electricity will be provided such, but if you do not need it please do not ask for it. (The Scout Show Commit tee will furnish a sign i denti:fYing the Unit, subject, sponsor and leader. The Unit should supply signs giving requirements for their Merit Badges or Advancement requirement where applicable. Each Unit is to erect a rustic railing a.cross the front of their booth according to specifications stated below. RUSTIC F.RuNT RAIL TO BE PROVIDED BY EACH UNIT In order to separate the spectators from the booth, and vice versa, each Unit should provide a. rail across the front of their booth. In order to obtain Uniform! ty it is desired that this railing be approximately 3611 above the noor and made of sapling approximately 2" to 311 in diameter. Lashings should be used where needed (rather than nails - unless nails covered l:tY lashings). It is important to have this rustic rail fence across the front of each booth for stand,.. ardization, appearance and utility. Judges will also observe the railing of each boo th in grading each Unit. As another effort to improve this year's show and eliminate some of the cri tici sms of previous shows the Committee requests the cooperation of all Units in the following policies: NCiaE - Units are asked not to use loud speaker systems or other excessive noise producing devices which wuld interfere with your neighboring booths •. INFORMATION BOOTH iiND P. A. SYSTliM ... A responsible adult will be in charge of the public address system in the information booth. . Only important announcements are to be made. Regular routine announcements and cal ling should be eliminated once the show starts in order to reduce excessive noise and encourage people to listen to,,.hat is important enough to be announced throughout the building. CLEA:NLINESS - It is suggested that Units bring an old broom along to keep their booths swept clean. TIME OF SHOW Have your booth ready on time and in action when show opens each day and buq up to closing time •. Fridey saturd~ May 9 Mey 10 7:00 P.M.- lO:Orl P.M. 2:00 P.M.- 10:00 P.M. - 3 - l)ISMANTLINGOF :BOOTHS- J~ll booths should oo dismantled and're.lmovod fl'Oll tl\1 Shelby County :Building between 10:00 P.M. and 12:00 Midnight, Satur4q, Mlt' iOe Do not start before 10:00 P.M.1 If for some reason everything oannot bo ~111¥11 at 'this time, please check with the Commi ttoo in advance to ·eoo 1 :f' po:rmi uhl\ can be secured from the Park Commission to remove it Sundau. Tho wood an4 rN.llRI used in your booth do not have to be removed from the building but owi bo 1~11t11ftul - neatly in the designated area. in the center of the building. CHAIRS FOR GUEST - Chairs will be provided for our guests to sit down o.nd. ru"ti in designated areas. It is not intended for these chairs to be removtid t.rom thn"u areas. Uni ts must provide their own chairs 1 f required in their boothu. AWARD§ - :Blue, red, and white pennants wi 11 be awarded to Uni ts participatin;; in the Scout-0-Rama in recognition of the quality and rating of the Unit'a llhow, A temporary rating will be given each Unit Saturday night and this temporary rtA.M n,,; will be reaffirmed and a permanent award given before the Unit leaves the bu11~1rw;. The permanent award will be presented at tho judges• booth after the Unit hua completed its clean-up. l..ny Unit starting to tear down their booth beforo tht.J signal is g;i. ven at 10:00 P.M. will recei vo a. lesser rating unless defini to o.rr~lllf:ll•; ments are made w.i.th the Chairman of the soout ... Q...Rama. Honor Unit (85-100 points) will receive a blue pennant. Superior Unit ( 70-84 points) will receive a. red pennant. Participating Unit (l-69 points)will receive a white pennant. R E M I N D E R S_ - F 0 R A B E T T E R S H 0 W The following items should not be found in any Unit 1 s booth: 1. Inactivity, loafing, horse play, etc. 2. Excess materials, trash, coats, food, etc. 3. Adult leaders. 4. Boys not in proper uniform or proper costume. The following items should be found in every Unit's booth: 1. A well planned, well organized, well executed layout. 2. A group of courteous, helpful, well trained Scouts in uniform or propur costume, eager to talk to our guest about their booth. 3, Signs or posters as necessary to tell what you are trying to do in your booth. 4. The Unit's identification sign furnished by the Scout Show Comrrd. ttcw (Unit number, sponsor, subject and Scoutmaster). 5. Rustic rail fence aero ss front of booth - top rail 36 11 above £1001:. 6. scouting in i~ction. ENTR.ilNCE - Participating Scouts and Scout Leaders only should enter by tho Norit;h door once the show starts. All guests should enter by the mai.n entrance on thu west side of the Shel by County Building. Programs will be distributed only 11.1• this west door. RllMEMBER The Shelby County :Building will be open to us daily. from 8:00 A,M. until 10100 1',M. beginning Monday, May 5. Do not wait too late in the week to aot up your booth but start early, take your time, and do a real good job. CONCESSIONS - Stands will be open Thursday night~ - 4 - PHOTOGRAPHS 8 x 10 size for $1.00 each (probably) will be made on Saturdq after .. noon for aIJY Unit requesting them and paying for them at that time. Please noti ty and pey at the Show Office if you want a. picture made of your booth. OTHER I:MPORTJUqT CONSIDJ@.ATIONS FOR A :BETTER SHOW l. Conduct and attitude of Scouts in booth. Always have at least 2 or 3 active boys in the booth but no deadheads. They should be in complete Scout uniform (or El.TYnropriate costume for the booth subject). Every booth should have boys in them eager to talk to our visitors and explain to them all about their booth. 2. Remember to keep your booth neat and clean. No coats, excess paraphernalia, . etc. or food in the booth. 3. Mo adults in the booth. This is· a. boys• show. The adult leaders should stay outside the booth railing once the show starts. SPECIAL NOTES TO JtmGES (Council's Vice-Presidents) 1. Please read over score sheet in detail. 2. Observe for each booth 1. Preparation and planning. 2. Activity and interest. 3. Scouting subject. a. Effectiveness b. Originality 3. Adherence to rules. 1. Rustic railing in front of front approximately 3511 high. 2. ]ooths ready on time and not dismantled early. 4. Other special instructions such as given in this mailing. :BOY SCOUT SH 0 W ... 5 - *.~8 fl C_..Q. UT .. 0 - RA~ EXPLORER SHOW CHICKASAW COUNCIL JUDGING, SCCRING ii.ND AWARDS Demonstration booths will be judged on quality of activity and materials, method of operation, and interest of the general public. The scoring is such that every Troop and Explorer Unit has a chance to qualifY for the high award of a blue pennant. All Units a.re urged to put on a good live demonstration booth in the scout-0-Rama and get the benefits of this participation, together with one of the awards listed below. Every booth Will be observed and graded at leat three times including once Friday Might, once Saturday afternoon and once Saturday night. All will be checked each day to see if booth is ready when show opens - and also checked to see if booth operates and is not dismantled before closing. Honor Unit Superior Unit Participating Unit :Blue Pennant Red Pennant White Pennant 85 - 100 points ?O - 84 points l - 69 points Average score L.verage score Average score UNIT. _________ :BOOTH,__ ___________ DISTRICT. ______ _ SUBJECT ___________ P.OSSIBLE SCORE MAY FOR EACH PERFORM.J\NCE I 9 l 10 '. 10 :sooth ready on time each show and not dismantled 10 1 l i,_._ before closing t- ------------------·--·--·------···-·-··---·--·-·-~·--~···------·- :Soys properly uni formed 10 - - - - 1 r--T···- _____ ,. ___________________________________________________ - - - · - - - - - - - - - l ----~------- Qeneral attitude 10 I I · i --arrangement foi'pai-ticipation of a lug!lj>efoOntege ---" 10 I I --t---1 of scouts . ; I - - - - ------------------------------------------------------------------ ·----r-------1 statement posted giving requirements for the io J I .Advancement or achievement di splayed or theme I I ~~ ~~~h c~;!~:;~~) id~-:~~-~ic:ti~~:~~~urn:l.~ed_ ___ J_ __ ,--_J Live, active demonstration 10 ~ I I l i - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · - - - - - - - · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _______ ,! _________ 1, Originality -:~:-dg_:_f_o_:_e_r_s_::-:-.:-~-t-0-:-:-~=te-r ---~---~-~~=--~~~=------....,10...--+-j -_--+- +_ "--"·1 General --1nter~t of pu'b11~--- --------wT+- ---- ------- · - - - - - · - ---------------·--· ----------·-·---------- ............... -.. "·-·--·--.. ---·------·---------r---•·--t··---· ·-·•--• ._. ,,. -· '" I PO SSIJ3LE TOTAL 100 1 I I JUDGES: (both please sign) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · - · ......... ,.,, ,, •• I ilil I ~me-or·-------------------------·---------,·-------------------------------------------------·--···· ....... · ···· Inspection FRfDAY NIGHT- j SATWlDAY AFTERNOON Ja.1~.YfilJA.lJil'IBW BoorH TROOP SUBJECT SPONSORING INSTITUI'ION SCOUTMASTER BOOTH SIZE E.LECTR 1 91 Patrol Camping South Memphis Lions Club Charles Bursi 15xlOx20 2 257 Electricity - St. James Catholic Church Daniel J. Rokita 10xl2 x 3 29 United States ·Flag St. Williams Men's Club L. H. Kershaw 10x12 x 4 43 Tenderfoot Requirements Central Christian Church Lof'ton Keltner 10x12 x 5&6 55 Second Class RequirementsSecond Presbyterian Church Dr. B. H. Kubik 2bxl2 x 7 & 8 33 First Class Requirements Memphis Civitan Club B. 1f. Beam.ont 20:tl2 x 9 205 Chemistry Chelsea Ave. Methodist Church Wi 11 i an L.. Winkle lOxl2 x 10 22 Photography Blessed Sacrament Church Richard Ryan lOxl.2 x 11 74 Photography Park Ave. Lodge # 362 Ra;pwnd McGarrh · l2xl4 x 12 Area 97 Pottery Parkway Baptist Church Robert L. Irwin, Jr. 12x20 .x 13 & 14 274 Archery Holy Rosary Catholic Church Sam B. Thanas 22xl2 1:5 36 MarksmSDShip Immaculate Conception Church Alfred Distretti 10x20 x 16 87 Firearms Germantown Civic Club Vernie Brooks lOxJ2 17 241 Bird Study Christ Methodist Church Richam G. Taylor 10xl2 18 12 Bird Houses Lindenwood Christian Church William. R. McDonald 10xl2 x 19 & 20 200 Soil. & Water Cm$rv.aliio;1rSt. Stephens Methodist Church Anthony F. Dries 20xll x 21 208 Weather A.R. Presbyterian Clrorch of Rosemark Peter D. Edgar 10xl2 x 22 25 C omrnunications Temple Israel Ierue Marx 10xl2 x 23 Area 13 National Jamboree Trinity Methodist Church C:cyde R. -wentz 35xl0 x 24 2 Handicrafts St. Lukets Methodist Church Russ SjJnpson lOxl.2 25 218 Home Repairs Galloway Methodist Church Fdward V. Haley 10xl2 26 343 Tin Can Craft Kingsway Christian Church Harry c. Lindberg 10xl2 x 27 40 Glasswork St. Luker s Methodist Church · J. M. Turner 10xl2 28 24 Axemanship St. Matthewls Methodist Church Jesse Cooper 10xl2 29 63 Woodsman Engineering Knights of Columbus Frank Noble 10Xl2 30 & 31 79 Ropework Rebecca Memorial Methodist Chu~ch Clif':fol'd c. Krone 20Xl2 32 & 33 58 Survival Kiwanis Club of Raleigh Harry Arno1d 20xl2 x 34 80 Finding Your Uay !V'dllington Methodist A. J. Seknlich 10xl2 x 35 98 Tracking and Trailing Highland Heights Baptist Church Kenneth H. Knight 10xl2 36 244 Nature Trail Asc{msion Lutheran Church William H. McKinney 10xl2 37 75 Camp Gadgets Mulllns Methodist Church 7.ell Smith 15xl2 38 & 39- 3~ Pack Making Macon Road Presbyterian Church Edward F. Beale 20xl2 4o 95 Woodcarving Memphis Housing Authority Kenneth L. Rose lOxl2 41 30 Safety Whitehaven Methodist Church IJ.oyd A. Rhodes lOxl2 x 42 10 Ieathercraft Temple Baptist Church Ken Thanas lOxl2 x 43 220 Public Health St. John's Catholic Church Howard L. Watkins lOxl2 44 48 First Aid Mclemore Presbyterian Church Charles F. Roberts lOxl2 45 15 Fireman ship Bellevue. Baptist Church _ D- D •. KH;t.s. Jr,, 10Xl2 BOCJ.rH TROOP SUBJECT SPONSORlNG mSTITUTION SCOUTMASTER BOOTH SIZE ELECTRICTI1 46 19 Fingerprinting · Union Avenue Baptist Clru.rch Charles T ~ Ch~:pman 10xl2 47 66 Aeronautics St. Michael 1 s Catholic Church Thomas J. McGuire, III 10xl2 48 57 Automobiling Parkway Methodist Church Harry Bittlinger 10xl2 49 45 Cycling Internat1J.ona:;, Ha;_~ester Company Norman Johnsen 10xl2 50 248 Hiking 'Whitehaven Pre80yterian Church M. W. Andre 10xl2 51 70 Fishing Millington Rotary Club Sidney R. Snyder 10xl2 52 82 Stamp Collecting St., ~~L11e '!3 Catholic Church Robert L. Welch lOxl2 53 226 Reptiles Christ Episcopal Church c. w. Allen lOxl2 54 42 Dog Care St. John~ s Episcopal Clru.rch Joseph R. Snider lOxl2 55 25 Communications Tem:(i.€ Israel Ie:rne Marx JDxl2 x 56 35 Forestry Highland Heights Presbyterian Church Patl G. Fitzgerald lDxl2 x 57 89 Art Park Ave~ Cumblerland Presb;-.:-terian Ra;y 'I' atum 10xl2 58 34 Pioneering Grace St. l:ukets Episcopal Clmrch George G. Clarke lOxl2 59 & 6o 211 Cooking First Baptist Church R. H. Wadlington 20xl2 x 61·& 62 219 Camping Church of Holy Camnmnion William H. Buck, Jr. 20x12 63 53 Pioneering Oakville Ci vie Club A. G. Stowe 10xl2 6~65/lrea 59 Canoeing Firestone Tire and Rubber Company A. M. Ferguson, Jr. Area 66 :51 Scout Pageant&.Activities Springdale Civic Club John E. Richards Area x 67 KKK Staff Summer Camp Program Chickasaw Couro il, B. s. A. Ralph Young,Camp Director Area x 20 Service Unit Idlewild Presbyterian Church John D. Walt 27 Service Unit Decatur St. Christian Church IJ.oyd Adams 60 Service Unit St. Paul's Methodist Church James G. Brooks, Jr. Post No. 15 24 45 59 24s- Shi:P 2 Ship 89 43 O. A. 25 79· 98 80 30- 226 84 35 61 58 42 J3 Subject Traffic Safety F.m.ergency Service Civil Defense & Ropework Indian Lore Radio Boating Boating Rustic Bridge Information ·on o. A. 1958 Scout-0 ... TI.aina Ex:plorer Participation Sponsor Bellevue Baptist Church St. Matthews Methooist Church International Harvester Company Firestone Tire and Rubber Company Uhi tehaven Presbyterian Church St. Lukes Meth-0dist Church Park Ave. Cumberland Presbyterian Central Christian Church Service Units: Tickets~ain Building Temple Brotherhood Tickets-Cub Cirans Rebecca Memorial Methcxlist Church Cloak Room-Main Building Highland Heights Baptist Glrurch Parking Millington Methodist ~""Ch First Aid-Main Building Whitehaven Methodist Clmrch First Aid-Main Building Christ Church Episcopal First Aid-Cub Circus . Loyal Order o-f Moose i~l53 Concessions..;.Main Building Highland Heights Methodist Church Concessions-Main Building Jackson Ave. Methodist Church Concessions.:. Cub Circus Kiwanis Cllib,i.Raleigh Service Unit to Cub Circus St. Jolm.s Episcopal Ch'llrch Ticket Ta.king Trinity Methodist Cmmoh Order of the Arrow - - Indian Dant}es in the Main Building ldvisor Russell Jordan J. J. Ontl Al lewis E. W. Harrell Jolm. O. Frerichs Nels A. Faught E. J. Bridges line H. Dixon Jake Fenberg D. 0-. Batson Leonard Crocker Laird Ainsworth J. o. Conner B. H. Brunson Eugene Church Julian Perrylllan R. J. Billions w. M. LOoper White HaITis Electricity x x x x x x J 1-------~-~---' ~-J i ';--, i' E 5 I Sea Scouts i I I ! I 66 ( Area ) Pagaent ,- - - - =!l 22 21 i ;~ --19 18 17 16 , 15 114 - 13 ( 23 area ) I! !' -· ·! ·-i ,- +·'- ·------ t---·-··-··-···--· .. ·······---··-··-··--··-1 ! 1 ! ! j ~ ; ··T--·-···r ' s:: ~ !"3: ._ ..m s:: 0 t •r-1 E 4 I ~--·-····---·-··· r;-r;i ! 62 J S9j f 61 f 6o I 51 i56 S5 5h 53~ 52i 51 50 ! 49 I ~. I - -. ! l ; j i .. 1:1a ~M 1''11 I ~ 16) LE! 47 i 48 t I Ol s::: (/) 0 Q) 0 0 --~;. O'l '!::" 0 •r-1 O'l l1l (!) 0 § 0 E 8 E 9 Order of' LTTUii .-- 67 A) 64 (1\.) 39 -38 37 J6 35 34. 33 - 32 River 65 31 - 30• 29 ;~ 28' ~~ 27~ =~ t':":_".:_~, ;~ 2_~, ~~ 214_ ~~ ,.---. 12 (I~) ~ ]~ 3 E 2 E 1. Kaup Ki11- Kim~\ r;--r;r3 ,-415 -6 1 -B 9 10 ll \ / (A) r-1----~----------------------___-L----1. s:: Q) ~ pisplai\ } Check '-I ~ Main Entrance SCOUT-0-RAMA MAY 9-10,1958 CHICKASAW COUNCIL, . B. 5. A. WHAT ABUUT THE 1959 S00UT-O-RJl.MA? [he 1968 Soout Show Committee whhla to thank the Units who a.re participating and doing a good job in tho mow thh year. Wo 11p1aially would like to commend the Un:lt1 who tollow1d. dir1aUon1 and. r1q,u.1•h of th• committee in such matters a.s (l) Sending in your applio&tion fo:r p&:rt1oip&t1on ear]¥ - well before the deadline. ( 2) 11. sting at leaat thr11 to :t1v1 (&I :r1qu11ted.) prefer red choices of subject·s. (3) Requesting eleotrio1ey, d.odrtd. 1i1t ot booth and other special. desires early in the planning stage :tor the 1how. The first information booklet and the applioation for your Unit! s participation were mailed out to each Unit in the fall~ ~his was done at that time on the assumption that your Unit was operating, as you were trained in your Scout Leader 1 s :Basic Training Course, on a twelve month program with all the highlights planned early in the fall. So next year in ord(:}r to secure your first choice of subject, to prevent a lot of last minute planning and preparations, to facilitate the job of the Scrut Show Committee and to have an improved show why not select your Scout-0-Rama theme i_n September or October and then return your ap-plication for participation promptly after it is received so it will not get misplaced, lost or forgotten until too late. It is hoped that you will like the la;yout this year of having booths arranged by subjects and less duplication than previously. .A:n:y' and all constructive criticism or suggestions for improvement concerning this year's show will be gladly received by the 1958 scout Show Committee and passed on to the 1959 Scout-0-Rama Committee. The design for this year's patch has received much favorable comment. this encouraged your boys to sell more tickets, thus making money for their Unit, and their Council 1 s catrq)s and also getting more people to Show and learn more about· Scouting. We hope themselves, come to the 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 1958 Title A name given to the resource 1958 Chickasaw Council Scout-O-Rama Bulletin Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Event Scout-O-Rama https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/874f636a1364c59a53fd38c2b6d9f6c2.jpg 2cec32c23cd7cca4c4e51b3e3dbda740 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 1958 Title A name given to the resource 1958 Chickasaw Council Achievement Award Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Ken Humphreys https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/1f953299f73a92688480eeb3e033f09f.pdf d438935bfe7ac2b5337da0d227f4e411 PDF Text Text Y.LAY 11 & 12, 1956 BOY scours OF AMERI CA 418 M & M BUI ID ING MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE -, . �CHICKASAW COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. OFFICERS OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD FOR THE YEAR 1956 R. D. Fuller • • • Herbert F. Hemker R. c. Mays • J. L. Robertson J. E. R. Saunders F. T. Thayer, Jr. • Hearn w.. Tidwell • • E. L. Williamson • • J. M. McKnight • • • T. J. McGuire, III .. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . .. .. . .. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • , • • • • • • President • Vice President Vice President • Vice President • Vice President • Vice President • • • Vice President • , Vice President • • • Treasurer Scout COllllissioner DISTRICT CHAIRMEN Dr. James A. Wallace • ·Tom P. Mitchell James Aydelotte J. o. Conner • Aubrey V. Spear Adolph A. Floyd • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . .... , Northeast District • • • • • • • , Southeast District Northwest District • • • • • • District • Southwest • District Crittenden • • • • District • Mississippi • • • . .. COMMI'.l"IEE CHAIRMEN c. A, Atkinson • • • • J, P. Goldschmid • • • • S. Shepherd Tate • Reverend Harry Williams • • T, Robert Acklen , , • Howard M. Grube • • • • • • • • • Ray Herzog , • • • • Joe G. Helms •. • • • • • • • • Harry Woodbury • • • • • • • I. G. Goldsmith Camping & Activities Committee . . . . • Constitution & By-Laws Committee • . . . . . .... •• Health & Safety Committee .. • • • • • • Inter-Racial Committee .. • • • • • • • Advancement Committee • • • • • • Finance Committee .• . • • • • • • • .. . . • • • , Leadership Training Organization & Extension , • Public Relations Outfitters • • ... Committee Committee Committee Committee lr!EMBERS - AT - LARGE Jerred Blanchard Paul Borda Hon, Marion Boyd John E, Brown A. K. Burrow Oliver E. Cathey Taylor Claiborne H. M. Clayton P, A. Clayton Rev, Daniel Clements Capt, J, C. Clifton, U,S,N, Ray J, Coltharp Charles M. Crump Edwin Dalstrom Rev·. A. W. Dick B. c. Dowdle Don Drinkard W. B, Fordyce J. L. Goldsmith Charles c. Handly E. J. House T. G. Kirkpatrick F. Clyde Lambert Roy M. Marr Raymond G. Mahal W. C, Miller Doyle c. Nance Lamar Newport Kenneth W. Orgill Max Pinkerton w. B. Pollard Russell Reeves Elton A. Rieves, Jr. Caffey Robertson Aaron R. Scharff w. L. Sharpe Alvan F. Tate, Jr. R. A. Trippeer Blanchard TUal Norfleet Turner M. J. Vosse Dr. James A. Wax �;.-- CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES Alan M. Strautman A. c. Lewis G. B. Whitehead c. A. Atkinson w. Gordon Morris R. D. Fuller • . . • • • • General Chairman Scout Show • Cub Circus • Camping & Activities Scout Executive • • • President • • • • • • • • • • . SCOUT SHOW COMMITTEE A. L. Lewis • • Col. John Freichs • • • Ray Herzog • Sam Kelsall, III • • John Hessen, Jr. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Chairman Asst • Chairman Layout • Assignment • Decorating CIRCUS COMMITTEE G. B. Whitehead • Gerald Shill Paul Ball , • • • Chairman • Booths • • • • • Ring Acts, Clowns, Cowboys & Indians • • • • • PROMOTION COMMITTEE Julian Perryman • • Lee Stewart • R. P. Bratten • • • • M. J. Vosse • • • • • • . • • • • • Concessions • • • Service • • • Ticket Sales • • • • , Publicity �UNIT # SUBJECT 1 SPONSORING INSTITUTION AND UNIT LEADER Idlewild Presbyteria n Church s. Tual St. Luke's Methodist Church Paul Bell McLean Baptist Church B. 2 Trained Chimpanzees 7 Clowns 8 Fishing Pool E. D. Cox 11 Clowns 12 13 Animal Act - Clowns 15 Clowns 17 22 Handicraft - Clowns Animal Act Clowns 25 Recording - Clowns 27 Buntyn Presbyteria n Church A. c. Wright, Jr. Glenview Presbyteria n Church B. L. Houseal Lindenwood Christian Church J. M. Boswell, Jr. Trinity Methodist Church C. A. Ruleman Bellevue Baptist Church Toxey Fortinberry Frayser Lions Club J. A. Via Blessed Sacrament Church J. H. Starr Temple Israel J. H. Buchanan Union Avenue Baptist Church Benson Sales 31 Animal Act - Clowns 32 35 Magic Act 40 Animal Act 42 Animal Act - ClnwnA 44 Animal Act 45 Film 47 Tumbling Act - Clowns 49 Clowns 50 Clowns 51 Acrobatics 55 Animal Act 59 Clowns 60 Shooting Gallery 61 Base Ball 64 Tumbling Act Rotary Club of West Memphis D. c. Neal Macon Road Presbyteria n Church E. F. Beale Highland Heights Presbyteria n Church Robert Liles St •. Luke's Methodist Church J. L. Guy St. John's Episcopal Church w. T. Edge, Jr. Kiwanis Club of Whitehaven T. B. Schabel Internation al Harvester H. L. McElravey, Jr. Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church D. L. Faust Sacred Heart Church L. J. Li vaudias Twentieth Century Club Edwin Horner Springdale P.T.A. Lerue Marx Second Presbyteria n Church M. P. Booker Firestone Tire & Rubber Company A. T. Edwards St. Paul's Methodist Church Henry Watson Jackson Avenue Methodist Church John Lawrence Prescott Memorial Baptist Church G. B. Whitehead �UNIT# SUBJECT 66 79 Wheel of Fortune 82 Tumbling Act 91 92 Skill Game - Animal Act Clowns Animal Act - Clowns 93 Strong Man Act 99 Tight Rope Walker Clown Trapeze Act - Clowns 200 214 Games & Fun House Animal Act - Clowns Clown Act 219 Game Exhibit 237 Animal Act 248 Animal Act 251 Animal Act 253 Peep Show 255 Clowns 257 Animal Act 211 266 271 Bull Fight - Black Face 272 Darts 280 Clowns 292 Freaks 300 Hawaiian Act 303 St. George and The Dragon SPONSORING INSTITUTION AND UNIT LEADER St. Michael's Parish Holy Name Society E. L. Blankenship Rebecca Memorial Methodist Church George Acred St. Ann's Catholic Church C. E. Boucher Mallory Heights P.T.A. William Repperger Grahamwood School P.T.A. Allan Peterson Highland Heights Methodist Church T. A. Feazel St. Thomas's Catholic Church Sherman Vincent St. Stephen's Methodist Church R. T. Barnett First Baptist Church C. M. Ballard Charjean Baptist Church W. P. Sadler Church of Holy Communion Gordon Lawhead Memphis Christian Church H. M. Lee Whitehaven Presbyterian Church Richard Green Berclair Lions Club c. s. Young Highland Heights Cumberland Presbyterian M. H. Parnell Bartlett School P.T.A. D. R. Kaltreider St. James Roman Catholic Church H. A. Mitchell St. Michael's Parish J. c. O'Brien St. Luke's Methodist Church J. P. Walker Kennedy Baptist Church J. S. Cooper East Acres Baptist Church Neal Reid West Memphis First Methodist Church Mil ton Hicks Frayser Baptist Church J. W. Elam East Frayser P.T.A. Felix E. ware �''- UNIT# BOOTH# 1 SUBJECT SPONSORING INSTITUTION & UNIT LEADER Service Unit First Methodist Church R. B. Potter, Jr. St. Luke's Methodist Church Max B. Ostner McLemore Ave. Christian Church Dan Kenner Baron Hirsch Congregation Sol Cohen Buntyn Presbyterian Church H. D. Tobias Evergreen Presbyterian Men's Club Jack Callicott Temple Baptist Church Ken Thomas Glenview Presbyterian Church Henry Brawley Lindenwood Christian Church Dr. John Jemison Trinity Methodist Church Clyde R. Wentz Bellevue Baptist Church D. D. Kitts, Jr. Union Avenue Baptist Church Charles T. Capman Idlewild Presbyterian Church John D. Walt East Memphis Kiwanis Club Mortimer Higgins St. Matthew's Methodist Church Robert Wright Temple Israel Stanley Newman Decatur Street Christian Church Lloyd Adams Whitehaven Methodist Church E. L. Vandiveer Macon Road Presbyterian Church T. w. Cunningham Memphis Civitan Club B. w. Beaumont Grace St. Luke's Episcopal Church George Clarke Highland Heights Presbyterian Church w. v. Neighbors Immaculate Conception Church Alfred Distretti First Presbyterian Church w. G. Clayton St. Luke's Methodist Church William McKnight, Jr. St. John's Episcopal Church John Embury, Jr. Central Christian Church Kenneth Humphreys International Harvester N. L. Johnson Bicycling 2 80 3 2 6 29 8 5 9 1 10 15 Firemanship 11 14 Signaling Games 12 24 Aviation 13 19 Metal Works 15 39 Woodworking 19 56 Bookbinding 20 37 Cooking & Camping 21 30 24 27 Second Class Requirements weather 25 11 Forestry 27 74 Firemanship Electricity & Plumbing World Brotherhood Neckerchief Slides Leathercraft Indian Village 30 Lashing 32 7 33 28 34 17 Pioneer Handicraft Basketry 35 18 Electricity 36 22 Patrol Camp 37 16 Cooking 40 23 Pioneering 42 62 Pioneering 43 20-21 45 68 First Aid Camping �UNIT # BOOTH # SUBJECT SPONSORING INSTITUTION & UNIT LEADER McLemore Presbyterian Church Newton Cook Sacred Heart Church C. H. Stopp Springdale Civic Club Frank Sullivan Second Presbyterian Church c. H. Threlkeld, Jr. Parkway Methodist Church H. F. Bittlinger Raleigh Kiwanis Harry Arnold Firestone Tire & Rubber Company A. M. Ferguson, Jr. St. Paul's Methodist Church John w. Whitehead Norris Memorial Presbyterian Church c. H. Martin St. Michael's Parish Holy Name Society Daniel Watermeier American Legion Post #1 o. N. Cole Marion Rotary Club Earnest Crawford, Jr. Park Avenue Lodge #326 H. w. Cross Mullins Methodist Church Omer Odell Methodist Men's Bible Class s. o. Perper St. Anne's Catholic Church C. M. Clower Loyal Order Of Moose Charles Cuneo Germantown Civic Club Robert Wi thman Park Ave. Cumberland Presbyterian Church Raymond c. Tatem First Assembly of God 48 72 49 34 Bird Study & Housing God & Country 51 73 Basketry 55 3 57 50 First·Aid To Animals Carpentry 58 55 Forestry 59 79 Camping Service Unit 60 62 70 Frontier Life 66 9 Frontier Life 68 57 Model Airplanes 72 46 Conservation 74 53 Pioneering 75 32 80 76 First Class Requirements Puppets 82 65 Ad.Altare Dei 84 78 Bone Craft 87 25 Fishing 89 60-61-63 90 43-44 91 6 92 4 93 40 Philmont Swapping Shop Leathercraft 95 35 Trading 97 12 Pottery 99 49 Nature 200 45 Firemanship 211 81 Camping Camping Basketry & Woodcarving Bookbinding S. F. Freeman South Memphis Lions Club Daniel Hanson Grahamwood P.T.A. J. D. Barksdale Highland Heights Methodist Church W. E. Jones Kiwanis Club & Memphis Housing Authority D. R. Hepburn Parkway Baptist Church Robert Irwin, Jr. Holy Names Society D. V. Knapp, Jr. St. Stephens Methodist Church Robert L, Park First Baptist Church R. H, Wadlington �BOOTH # SUBJECT SPONSORING INSTITUTION & UNIT LEADER 213 71 Woodwork 214 26 Woodcarving 219 66-67 220 64 Pioneering 226 77 Finger Painting 229 42 Model of Fairgrounds 232 75 Marksmanship 238 38 Woodworking 248 54 Camp Gadgettering 300 8 Big Creek.- Lucy - Woodstock Civic Club William J. Rutledge Charjean Baptist Cburch Charles Littleton Church of Holy Communion James J, Madison St. John's Catholic Church James N. Goad, Jr. Christ Episcopal Church Robert Becker Local 988 U.A.W. C. I .o. Edward Haley West Memphis Junior Chamber of Commerce Al Maddux Cherokee Baptist Church W. B. Ferguson Whitehaven Presbyterian Church Lee Mouton Frayser Baptist Church UNIT# Nature Mechanics James 10 EXPLORERS Service Unit 13 Outdoor Skills 15 Leathercraft 20 Social Skills 24 Fishing 30 Communications & Service 35 Concession 40 Personal Fitness 42 Ground Observers Corp. Craft Skills 43 49 Camping & Cooking General Science 55 First Aid 61 Concession 84 Parking Attendents 98 Communication ll Ship at Show 45 Ship Squad. 231 Aviation o. Cox Temple Baptist Church Duane Mallery Trinity Methodist Church Robert G. Shultz, Jr. Bellevue Baptist Church Brewer Crawford Idlewild Presbyterian Church R, E. Fakkema Fisherman's Club - St. Matthew's Methodist Donald Waf f Whitehaven Methodist Church Lee Stewart Highland Heights Presbyterian Church Julian Perryman St, Luke's Methodist Church William Bartlett St, John's Episcopal Church Sam Cone Central Christian Church William Dixon International Harvester William Spinks Sacred Heart Catholic Church v. E. Hilger Second Presbyterian Church J. Chester Shields Jackson Avenue Methodist Church R, J, Billions Loyal Order of Moose B. H. Brunson Highland Heights Baptist Church Andy M, Mullings Glenview Presbyterian Church J, L. Fuller, Jr. U. S, Navy Charles Carmichael �.---, I D1·essing Room Ii- J:·--~~8~.k ··r.~~1;~01 ~ .L~_J_~~~-, ~~_1-·t~-r~~--p~-~-~·~,:~-=-~- 361431143 1,'13, 351' 34, 37 j 10 J 11 22121 20 19 18 17 16 16• L_ __ I~ DJ ti (/] I r: I ;-----;----· ~ . H~SS ~ . 74 r:'l 0 ;:! 58 Cl '15 Q ID ..,.._ " _s . lffSS MISS 21+8 LJ..t.U a J.l~S! ;;s I I 19 J-7 rt:. 1--89 l~o l_hl I 220 i~9 I l INDD1N VILIAGE 82 !i TRCQP 9 49 228 I 95 75 ~i I 20 30 45 68 I 6 . 29_ I -~I ~21 I 2~ I 1:0 I ~~ 33 1'! l. Ji_l D ~ t<J j-11...I 25 !U ;:! ~ 0 I 12 . ~ .-,_, 97 I lr-;9 i I 70 71172 !73 174 75 76 (,0 213 48 151 27 232 so -"· 771 78 226 84 STJ1.FF HDGTS ENTRANCE BY SERVICE TROOP HDGTS 97 1 9 I2 3 4 I 3 55 92 158 SHELBY COUNrY BUIITING SITE OF CHICK.llSAW COUNCIL BOY SCOUT SHOU AND CIRCUS I 6 7 8 I 9 10 91 I 32 300! 66 ~ �n~::i ;.}?.)(> .S»P JJ \ ~ ..;J ''-· 7 I '·, f .··. f,v • ..,. .."'l<' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous publications and papers by and about the Chickasaw Council. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document Y.LAY 11 & 12, 1956 BOY scours OF AMERI CA 418 M & M BUI ID ING MEMPH I S, TENNESSEE -, . CHICKASAW COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. OFFICERS OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD FOR THE YEAR 1956 R. D. Fuller ••• Herbert F. Hemker • • • • • • • . . President • • • • • • • • • • • • • Vice President . . Vice President R. • • J. c. L. Mays • Robertson • • J. E. R. Saunders F. T. Thayer, Jr. • • Hearn w.. Tidwell •• E. L. Williamson • • J. M. McKnight • • • • T. J. McGuire, III • • • .• .• . • • . . . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • DISTRICT CHAIRMEN • • • • • Vice President Vice President Vice President • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Vice President • • , Vice President • • • • Treasurer , Scout COllllissioner Dr. James A. Wallace • ·Tom P. Mitchell •••• • • • • • • • • • . . . . . , Northeast District , Southeast District Northwest District • • • • • • • • • • • • • • James Aydelotte J. o. Conner • Aubrey V. Spear Adolph A. Floyd • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . . . • Southwest • • • • • • Crittenden • Mississippi District District District COMMI'.l"IEE CHAIRMEN c. A, Atkinson J, P. Goldschmid • • • • • S. Shepherd Tate Reverend Harry Williams • T, Robert Acklen , , • . .• Howard M. Grube • • • • • • • • Ray Herzog , • • • • . . Joe G. Helms •. • • • • • • Harry Woodbury I. G. Goldsmith • • • • • • .• . . .• • • • • Camping & Activities Committee ••••• Advancement Committee Constitution & By-Laws Committee . . . . . . . . . • ••••• Finance Committee •• Health & Safety Committee • • • Inter-Racial Committee • • • • • .• . • • • • • • • • • . . .• .• • • • , Leadership Training Committee Organization & Extension Committee , • Public Relations Committee • • . . . Outfitters Committee lr!EMBERS - AT - LARGE Jerred Blanchard Paul Borda Hon, Marion Boyd John E, Brown A. K. Burrow Oliver E. Cathey Taylor Claiborne H. M. Clayton P, A. Clayton Rev, Daniel Clements Capt, J, C. Clifton, U,S,N, Ray J, Coltharp Charles M. Crump Edwin Dalstrom Rev·. A. W. Dick B. c. Dowdle Don Drinkard W. B, Fordyce J. L. Goldsmith Charles c. Handly E. J. House T. G. Kirkpatrick F. Clyde Lambert Roy M. Marr Raymond G. Mahal W. C, Miller Doyle c. Nance Lamar Newport Kenneth W. Orgill Max Pinkerton w. B. Pollard Russell Reeves Elton A. Rieves, Jr. Caffey Robertson Aaron R. Scharff w. L. Sharpe Alvan F. Tate, Jr. R. A. Trippeer Blanchard TUal Norfleet Turner M. J. Vosse Dr. James A. Wax ;.-- Alan M. Strautman A. c. Lewis . G. B. Whitehead . c. A. Atkinson w. Gordon Morris R. D. Fuller • A. L. Lewis Col. John Freichs Ray Herzog Sam Kelsall, III John Hessen, Jr. G. B. Whitehead • Gerald Shill Paul Ball , • • • Julian Perryman Lee Stewart . R. P. Bratten • M. J. Vosse • • • • • CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • SCOUT SHOW COMMITTEE • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • CIRCUS COMMITTEE • • • • • General Chairman • • Scout Show Cub Circus Camping & Activities • • • • Scout Executive • • . President • Chairman Asst • Chairman • • Layout Assignment Decorating Chairman Booths • • Ring Acts, Clowns, Cowboys & Indians PROMOTION COMMITTEE • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Concessions ••• Service Ticket Sales , Publicity UNIT # 1 2 7 8 11 12 13 15 17 22 25 27 31 32 35 40 42 44 45 47 49 50 51 55 59 60 61 64 SUBJECT Trained Chimpanzees Clowns Fishing Pool Clowns Animal Act - Clowns Clowns Handicraft - Clowns Animal Act Clowns Recording - Clowns Animal Act - Clowns Magic Act Animal Act Animal Act - ClnwnA Animal Act Film Tumbling Act - Clowns Clowns Clowns Acrobatics Animal Act Clowns Shooting Gallery Base Ball Tumbling Act SPONSORING INSTITUTION AND UNIT LEADER Idlewild Presbyterian Church B. s. Tual St. Luke's Methodist Church Paul Bell McLean Baptist Church E. D. Cox Buntyn Presbyterian Church A. c. Wright, Jr. Glenview Presbyterian Church B. L. Houseal Lindenwood Christian Church J. M. Boswell, Jr. Trinity Methodist Church C. A. Ruleman Bellevue Baptist Church Toxey Fortinberry Frayser Lions Club J. A. Via Blessed Sacrament Church J. H. Starr Temple Israel J. H. Buchanan Union Avenue Baptist Church Benson Sales Rotary Club of West Memphis D. c. Neal Macon Road Presbyterian Church E. F. Beale Highland Heights Presbyterian Church Robert Liles St •. Luke's Methodist Church J. L. Guy St. John's Episcopal Church w. T. Edge, Jr. Kiwanis Club of Whitehaven T. B. Schabel International Harvester H. L. McElravey, Jr. Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church D. L. Faust Sacred Heart Church L. J. Li vaudias Twentieth Century Club Edwin Horner Springdale P.T.A. Lerue Marx Second Presbyterian Church M. P. Booker Firestone Tire & Rubber Company A. T. Edwards St. Paul's Methodist Church Henry Watson Jackson Avenue Methodist Church John Lawrence Prescott Memorial Baptist Church G. B. Whitehead UNIT# 66 79 82 91 92 93 99 200 211 214 219 237 248 251 253 255 257 266 271 272 280 292 300 303 SUBJECT Wheel of Fortune Tumbling Act Skill Game - Animal Act Clowns Animal Act - Clowns Strong Man Act Tight Rope Walker Clown Trapeze Act - Clowns Games & Fun House Animal Act - Clowns Clown Act Game Exhibit Animal Act Animal Act Animal Act Peep Show Clowns Animal Act Bull Fight - Black Face Darts Clowns Freaks Hawaiian Act St. George and The Dragon SPONSORING INSTITUTION AND UNIT LEADER St. Michael's Parish Holy Name Society E. L. Blankenship Rebecca Memorial Methodist Church George Acred St. Ann's Catholic Church C. E. Boucher Mallory Heights P.T.A. William Repperger Grahamwood School P.T.A. Allan Peterson Highland Heights Methodist Church T. A. Feazel St. Thomas's Catholic Church Sherman Vincent St. Stephen's Methodist Church R. T. Barnett First Baptist Church C. M. Ballard Charjean Baptist Church W. P. Sadler Church of Holy Communion Gordon Lawhead Memphis Christian Church H. M. Lee Whitehaven Presbyterian Church Richard Green Berclair Lions Club c. s. Young Highland Heights Cumberland Presbyterian M. H. Parnell Bartlett School P.T.A. D. R. Kaltreider St. James Roman Catholic Church H. A. Mitchell St. Michael's Parish J. c. O'Brien St. Luke's Methodist Church J. P. Walker Kennedy Baptist Church J. S. Cooper East Acres Baptist Church Neal Reid West Memphis First Methodist Church Mil ton Hicks Frayser Baptist Church J. W. Elam East Frayser P.T.A. Felix E. ware UNIT# BOOTH# 1 2 80 3 2 6 29 8 5 9 1 10 15 11 14 12 24 13 19 15 39 19 56 20 37 21 30 24 27 25 11 27 74 30 32 7 33 28 34 17 35 18 36 22 37 16 40 23 42 62 43 20-21 45 68 SUBJECT Service Unit Bicycling Electricity & Plumbing World Brotherhood Neckerchief Slides Leathercraft Firemanship Signaling Games Aviation Metal Works Woodworking Bookbinding Cooking & Camping Second Class Requirements weather Forestry Firemanship Indian Village Lashing Pioneer Handicraft Basketry Electricity Patrol Camp Cooking Pioneering Pioneering First Aid Camping SPONSORING INSTITUTION & UNIT LEADER First Methodist Church R. B. Potter, Jr. St. Luke's Methodist Church Max B. Ostner McLemore Ave. Christian Church Dan Kenner Baron Hirsch Congregation Sol Cohen Buntyn Presbyterian Church H. D. Tobias Evergreen Presbyterian Men's Club Jack Callicott Temple Baptist Church Ken Thomas Glenview Presbyterian Church Henry Brawley Lindenwood Christian Church Dr. John Jemison Trinity Methodist Church Clyde R. Wentz Bellevue Baptist Church D. D. Kitts, Jr. Union Avenue Baptist Church Charles T. Capman Idlewild Presbyterian Church John D. Walt East Memphis Kiwanis Club Mortimer Higgins St. Matthew's Methodist Church Robert Wright Temple Israel Stanley Newman Decatur Street Christian Church Lloyd Adams Whitehaven Methodist Church E. L. Vandiveer Macon Road Presbyterian Church T. w. Cunningham Memphis Civitan Club B. w. Beaumont Grace St. Luke's Episcopal Church George Clarke Highland Heights Presbyterian Church w. v. Neighbors Immaculate Conception Church Alfred Distretti First Presbyterian Church w. G. Clayton St. Luke's Methodist Church William McKnight, Jr. St. John's Episcopal Church John Embury, Jr. Central Christian Church Kenneth Humphreys International Harvester N. L. Johnson ''- UNIT # BOOTH # 48 72 49 34 51 73 55 3 57 50 58 55 59 79 60 62 70 66 9 68 57 72 46 74 53 75 32 80 76 82 65 84 78 87 25 89 60-61-63 90 43-44 91 6 92 4 93 40 95 35 97 12 99 49 200 45 211 81 SUBJECT Bird Study & Housing God & Country Basketry First·Aid To Animals Carpentry Forestry Camping Service Unit Frontier Life Frontier Life Model Airplanes Conservation Pioneering First Class Requirements Puppets Ad.Altare Dei Bone Craft Fishing Camping Basketry & Woodcarving Bookbinding Philmont Swapping Shop Leathercraft Trading Pottery Nature Firemanship Camping SPONSORING INSTITUTION & UNIT LEADER McLemore Presbyterian Church Newton Cook Sacred Heart Church C. H. Stopp Springdale Civic Club Frank Sullivan Second Presbyterian Church c. H. Threlkeld, Jr. Parkway Methodist Church H. F. Bittlinger Raleigh Kiwanis Harry Arnold Firestone Tire & Rubber Company A. M. Ferguson, Jr. St. Paul's Methodist Church John w. Whitehead Norris Memorial Presbyterian Church c. H. Martin St. Michael's Parish Holy Name Society Daniel Watermeier American Legion Post #1 o. N. Cole Marion Rotary Club Earnest Crawford, Jr. Park Avenue Lodge #326 H. w. Cross Mullins Methodist Church Omer Odell Methodist Men's Bible Class s. o. Perper St. Anne's Catholic Church C. M. Clower Loyal Order Of Moose Charles Cuneo Germantown Civic Club Robert Wi thman Park Ave. Cumberland Presbyterian Church Raymond c. Tatem First Assembly of God S. F. Freeman South Memphis Lions Club Daniel Hanson Grahamwood P.T.A. J. D. Barksdale Highland Heights Methodist Church W. E. Jones Kiwanis Club & Memphis Housing Authority D. R. Hepburn Parkway Baptist Church Robert Irwin, Jr. Holy Names Society D. V. Knapp, Jr. St. Stephens Methodist Church Robert L, Park First Baptist Church R. H, Wadlington UNIT# BOOTH # 213 71 214 26 219 66-67 220 64 226 77 229 42 232 75 238 38 248 54 300 8 10 13 15 20 24 30 35 40 42 43 45 49 55 61 84 98 Ship ll Squad. 231 SUBJECT Woodwork Woodcarving Nature Pioneering Finger Painting Model of Fairgrounds Marksmanship Woodworking Camp Gadgettering Mechanics EXPLORERS Service Unit Outdoor Skills Leathercraft Social Skills Fishing Communications & Service Concession Personal Fitness Ground Observers Corp. Craft Skills Camping & Cooking General Science First Aid Concession Parking Attendents Communication Ship at Show Aviation SPONSORING INSTITUTION & UNIT LEADER Big Creek.- Lucy - Woodstock Civic Club William J. Rutledge Charjean Baptist Cburch Charles Littleton Church of Holy Communion James J, Madison St. John's Catholic Church James N. Goad, Jr. Christ Episcopal Church Robert Becker Local 988 U.A.W. C. I .o. Edward Haley West Memphis Junior Chamber of Commerce Al Maddux Cherokee Baptist Church W. B. Ferguson Whitehaven Presbyterian Church Lee Mouton Frayser Baptist Church James o. Cox Temple Baptist Church Duane Mallery Trinity Methodist Church Robert G. Shultz, Jr. Bellevue Baptist Church Brewer Crawford Idlewild Presbyterian Church R, E. Fakkema Fisherman's Club - St. Matthew's Methodist Donald Waf f Whitehaven Methodist Church Lee Stewart Highland Heights Presbyterian Church Julian Perryman St, Luke's Methodist Church William Bartlett St, John's Episcopal Church Sam Cone Central Christian Church William Dixon International Harvester William Spinks Sacred Heart Catholic Church v. E. Hilger Second Presbyterian Church J. Chester Shields Jackson Avenue Methodist Church R, J, Billions Loyal Order of Moose B. H. Brunson Highland Heights Baptist Church Andy M, Mullings Glenview Presbyterian Church J, L. Fuller, Jr. U. 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Title A name given to the resource 1956 Chickasaw Council Scout Show and Circus Program 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 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1956 Event Scout Circus Scout Show https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/f82f4985ed379200b01ff94bed0ddd7e.pdf 5cddf19fe50d2386a36067da99838453 PDF Text Text '' AN OPEN L.ti.:, T ~~H TO .tiVERYONg IN THE NORTH DI I~IOJ THE ENTRAL DIVISION TH£ SOUTH DI ISI N F CHICK 0 AW COUiCIL, OY SC UTS OF For a number of ears Chic k .,a Counc 1 ha been tui:l;ylng nd me£u1s to bri. the Sc outing p OfP'' m r c h· r c ter build ng nd c i ti Z€\n~hi p tr ain.t ng .t'C 'rao.:re nd m.or e Negro b • ys but t he r e au ts a h i c:ved h ' ve not been :u ti sf c tol'.'Y · In 1954 pl y we.a a.ppr ved b ha Lter l . • 1 e , th ' E; ecutive · a.rd and t1 Na tl n 1 Coune 1 wni eh, in my judgment , 11 ins 1re b tte • r e u l t .. eopl e av not understo d tne plan a d h pm'OO e it . id. g mor gro bo s . Ad ver se c ent has pp a r -d in J.'fegro p ss · d numb · r f le tters crt tiei zi g tne pl n ve :reee1v d by t he Council m iQ.ame h b·en pr· ominent in the pr and the lett r I · m ri ~i ng t his letter t ~~e · n~ po 1t1on el ar in t he :m tter . !(! . on , ;;~h1ch First, I w nt you to knov the pl · , 1955--here it i s· . Jan ~ ent Into f'fe c t 1 .. The old Semi nole JJ:ivlsion no onger exist ... ; 1 t h s . een cl vided' i nto three Divis o.ns vhic h ar Divis' on , Centra l · iv 1 ion , 8outh ivL. i n . T e · of th three · i v:l sions is .3he by Count ~ Toru . ii.. member o f th profcseional taff 1~ a ss g ed to eaah Divi ion wltte the ti le of D1vis1on Ex e uti v:e. In eac h Division t' e:r is n, elected ,Che.1r.n 1 Vic .. Ob.ai r man , Division Commiss one i also Opera.ting ommit t ee Chai .man e 0 ; 2 .. · fne Negro un ts in the territor y outsLt) f Shelby ounty (which I formerly served} will be served by the hi te District ~xec *tlv sa red to ~ h terr1t r • er he rill l white uni ts . J o At the pr- sent ti me t he o ffice t 544 Beale Av e . will c ontinue to serve ALL N· gro unit and a ~ t~ er eto.ry i still employed t this Of fl C.t • 4. As in the past 11 tho three egro 'iv1 lon ··xe cuti "rn s and t he four whit Dtstr ict Exeontives wi.11 wok under the di:Tec tion o t he S-out ,Ex cuti e and h o As .. istunt S c out L:x e c utive , v1h.o is Staff 'irector . ' ec nd , N w that you'have the pla~ I Wfant you to kn w: Ti at I am 100% inf vor of the plan a e.m ~ rkin, to t h bet of: my a.b i.ii IJ.'Y ta brlng it into ef fi e ! n t op€ratio ~ .~ n t .. e C_e ntr al Division to whl c:h I am assign(d . ' . �,. T at 1n c e I am the .. ubjeot 0.f some ot the · letter o.n·'I the ne s - pa.pv!' rtlcles , in which it w ~ s inferr d that I have been mistreated, I want you to kn.ow that I h"~v e no t been mistreated but have been 2~-0 t (;d f 1 1:· ; that I had an · C!'ea e in a.l ry of Jan . l , 19 r.'.; that I have t:e same title as the ot:e · N gro nembers of the Staff "Dlvislon -xe eutive ~ n mhat 1 eel i t i s b tt ·r t h ~. c tnre u Division (or mo ' e , f nece::::l':.!a.ry} so that great er numbur o.f boys w· 11 ha · e t he ben fits of Scout lng u T' t I arne e tll , ak you to u e your es eff rt· to 1ork wl th and fa:r t L.~ plan 1n you · Dlvisi.on , an to briug 111.b out full and compl te ttnderst ndin of th r c t that the p an is ad op t ed for o a purpos and on purpo. · only-to ~ tt. r serve t he regro boy of o ounci .. Your help in brin.1 g ·bout more and be t or S c outing f r t h t hous .. ds of b J h o want and n ed •. eout tr i ng i 11 be gr ea t l y ppr o:t·a t e d . Si cere l y yours , J• ~ Be ch~ ·p , Divis on Lxe cutl ve , CentPal Di vision . � 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 ' ' F CHICK AN OPEN L.ti.:, T ~~H TO .tiVERYONg IN THE NORTH DI I~IOJ THE ENTRAL DIVISION TH£ SOUTH DI ISI N 0 AW COUiCIL, OY SC UTS OF For a number of ears Chi c k .,a Counc 1 ha been tui:l;ylng nd me£u1s to bri. the S c outing p OfP'' m r c h· r c ter build ng nd c i ti Z€\n~hi p train.t ng .t'C 'ra o.:re n d m. or e Negro b • ys but t he r e au ts a h i c:ved h ' ve not been :u ti sf c tol'.'Y · In 1954 pl y we.a a.ppr ved b ha Lter - l . • 1 e , th' E; e cutive · a.rd and t1 Na tl n 1 Coune 1 wni eh, in my judgment , 11 ins 1re b tte • r e u l t .. eopl e av not understo d tne plan a d h pm'OO e it . id. g mor gro bo s . Ad v e r se c ent has pp a r -d in J.'fegro p ss · d numb · r f le tters crt tiei z i g tne pl n ve :reee1v d by t he Council m iQ. ame h b·en p r· ominent in the pr !(! . and the lett r I · m ri ~i ng t his letter t ~~ e · n~ po 1t1on el ar in t he :m tter . First, I w nt you to knov the pl , ;;~h1ch ent Into f'fe c t on Jan ~ · , 19 55 --here it i s· . 1 .. The old Semi nole JJ :ivlsion no onger exist ... ; 1 t h s . een cl vided' i nto three Divis o.ns vhic h ar Divis' on , Centra l · iv 1 ion, 8outh ivL. i n . T e · of th three · i v:l sions is .3he by Count ~ Toru . ii.. member o f th profcseional taff 1~ a ss g ed to eaah Divi ion wltte the ti le of D1vis1on Ex e u ti v:e. In ea c h Division t' e:r is n, elected ,Che.1r.n 1 Vic ... Ob.ai r man , Division Comm iss one i0 ; also Opera.ting ommit t ee Chai . man e 2 .. · fne Negro un ts in the territor y outsLt) (which I formerly served} will be served by the ~ xec *tlv sa red to ~ h terr1t r • rill l white uni ts . f Shelb y ounty hi te District er he J o At the pr- sent ti me t he o ffice t 544 Beale Av e . will c ontinue to serve ALL N· gro unit and a ~ t~ er eto.ry i still employed t this Of fl C.t • 4 . As in the past 11 tho three egro 'iv1 lon ··xe c uti "rn s and t he four whit Dtstr ict Exe ontives wi.11 wok under the d i: Te c tion o t he S-out ,Ex cuti e and h o As .. istunt S c out L:x e c utive , v1h.o is Staff 'irector . ' ec nd , N w that you'have the pla~ I Wfa nt you to kn w: Ti at I am 100% inf vor of the plan a e.m ~ rkin, to t h bet of: my a.b i.ii IJ.'Y ta brlng it into ef fi e ! n t op€ratio ~ .~ n t .. e C_e ntral Division to whl c: h I am assign(d . ' . ,. T at 1 n c e I am the .. ubjeot 0.f some o t the · letter o.n ·'I the ne s pa. pv!' rtlcles , in which it w ~ s inferr d that I have been mistreated, I wan t you to kn.ow that I h"~v e no t been mistreated but have been 2~-0 t (;d f 1 1:· ; that I had an · C!'ea e in a.l ry of Jan . l , 19 r.'.; that I have t:e same title as the ot:e · N gro nembers of the Staff "Dlvislon -xe eutive ~ n mhat 1 eel i t i s b tt ·r t h ~. c tnre u Division (or mo ' e , f nece::::l':.!a.ry} so that great er numbur o.f boys w· 11 ha · e t he ben fits of Scout lng u T' t I fa:r t L.~ ttnde rst and on arne e tl l , ak you to u e your es eff rt· to 1ork wl th and plan 1n you · Dlvisi.on , an to briug 111.bout full and compl te ndin of th r c t that the p an is ad op t ed for o a purpos purpo. · only-to ~ tt. r serve t he regro boy of o ounci .. Your help in brin.1 g ·bout more and be t o r S c outing f r t h t hous .. ds of b J h o want and n ed •. eout tr i ng i 11 be gr eat l y ppr o:t·a t e d . Si cere l y yours , J • ~ Be ch~ · p , Div is on Lxe cutl v e , CentPal Di vision . Note Note for historical disclaimer <small><i>Please note that these documents are presented as they existed in their original form for historical accuracy. This document may contain racial or culturally insensitive language. Since the beginning in 1916, Scouting in Memphis has been regarded as a pioneer in interracial Scouting and equality; however, it still existed within the context of a segregated South. The material reflects the culture and context in which it was created and does not reflect the views and principles of the Kia Kima Alumni Association, the Chickasaw Council, or the Scouting movement.</i></small> Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1955 Title A name given to the resource 1955 Letter from Beauchamp re Dissolution of Seminole Division Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Dalstrom Papers, Special Collections Department, University of Memphis Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Licensed for use by the Kia Kima Alumni Association in this historical display. https://www.memphis.edu/libraries/special-collections/ Beauchamp Letters Seminole Division https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/3ca65962b07b67fe288b0595cf7f200c.jpg d99ed6a31cc76f2cafbcb40da5700350 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 1955 Title A name given to the resource 1955 Chickasaw Council Green Bar Conference Certificate Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Ken Humphreys Event Green Bar Bill Conference https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/83cb7f304dca71e52307fd1ea49fd65a.pdf 5743a9c80e4a29bdc1e7533a220a40b1 PDF Text Text i I I I iI I i I AltAInS T0 DruSIoIL I\mI"EEH.S 03 . CEICI:\ASA1f . CoVl{CII I t BOY i I SOCTISS A-I(IRICA n'lE. I I I * Church Claud.e 3eL1 Centenary Method.ist Robert Johnson IiIt. Zion Saptist J. L. Sa"lerr-Gilfiold Saptist Chureh 19tt5 i L9l+2 t Buekner Clrurch L9&Il I .J. I ! W, Estor Ccntenary l4c'Lhod.ist Church J.9l16 I i A. E. Mclntyro l : * M. lf. lvlt. Plsgah CI,tr Ciarrch l'[j-ss" Blvd.., Christian Sorurer I I l t9t+? Church 3ai:tlst Church Robert Srowa I'riend.sirip J. St. Jancs Al'E Church ].948 1949 i I 1'I. C1arke Noble Oatlfn * E. A. Eawklns, J. I. 3rin1c3.ey W. W. Cook * l : Doceased. I'ricnd.ship Saptist Sr. L950 Church Metropolltan Saptist Church 195? L953 Lra^Bosc SchooL l4ctropolitan Saptlst L95L Church L954' l � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous publications and papers by and about the Chickasaw Council. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1954 Title A name given to the resource 1954 List of Seminole Division Silver Beaver Recipients Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Dalstrom Papers, Special Collections Department, University of Memphis Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Licensed for use by the Kia Kima Alumni Association in this historical display. https://www.memphis.edu/libraries/special-collections/ Seminole Division Silver Beaver https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/e60f53472482026057ca85b35989e2d8.jpg 2015b2fe6d0bf5f9be682eba11addce3 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 1954 Title A name given to the resource 1954 Chickasaw Council Green Bar Conference Certificate Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Ken Humphreys Event Green Bar Bill Conference https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/40a72c6ad05445fa5da5f926af5b662c.pdf e722d2073dc87fcce8522e1be12fc26e 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. Text Any textual data included in the document Win Lots of · Free Prizes FOR SELLING TICKETS TO THE 1954 CHICKASAW COUNCIL BOY SCOUT EXPOSITION ANO ARENA SHOW Dream Train Thb b.outlful Sliver Oluel Streondlner with on elobor41• track layout mo""'ted on plywood, will be 91ven to th• Cub Scout sell Ing t+ie most tlc:keh. S.e It at the Scout ~ow ot the Croutown Th•oter, 9:30 o.m., Sot urdoy, F.b. 27th. Westward Ho! Going Camping? ·Th• • 90 In .,ylel Th Boy Seo•• .. 11109 the'""' ' ti cots will recol•• thl• w,. r C-pl•11 O..tflt lncl.dl•11. 0.1 ••• Sl009r..11 8011. Overnltht T .. t with Pole, Troll 0..1 C-k Kit with Co .. , R•cktodr., Air M.-n, Air Piiiow, Kit Cor• on Axe ond Knlf., Vltt-L·Kft, C."'""'• .O.lte Power Lllo Hd Bottery, C-p Woi.r Bot ond For .. tor Foldl•g Sow. AHO TWO WEEKS ot KAMP KIA KIMI.. Join the Wogon Troinl rti. Explorer w'1o Hlh ""• rt'IOlt tickets will 90 to Philmont with the Chldt••ow Co•ncll Wagon Train Expedition . Exp•n•H will be pold by the 1954 Expo•ltlon Commltt ... Moko THIS TRIP. OF A LIFE· TIME! Oeadllne Dote 11 S p.m. Morch 24., 19S4. Mone1, 1t1i1b1 ond reports •vd be rec.Iv· ed ot "'• Scout Office lty thh tlMe to M counted In owordlnt ftt.H Crond Prh•• The ActlvltlH Comrol ttH of the Co•ncll will be l•d90•. Tl.elr 0.cl•lon i. final. WHAT IT IS ... HOW IT WORKS . .. ~· -· STEP 1. GET EXPOSITION TICKETS FROM YOUR SALES MANAGER STEP 2 . SELL TICKETS TO· YOUR FAMILY, FRIENDS, THE PUBLIC STEP 3. I~ [1ij'·r ~ . .:~. 1/{~~ ~ Turn money in to your sales mono- - ·~~ --· .1)fil~·-='~· ger. He wilt get you one Credit Slip M .J 11 ~"' ~~. for each ticket you sell. STEP 4·. YOU CAN GET FREE ANY PRIZES SHOWN In this Catalog for the Num~er of Credits Shown by Each Item ..• There Are Lots More Prizes - See Them at Scout Si.ppliers. -ORTurn in your CrecHt Slips at Scout Headquarters along with your application for Summer Camp ~nd receive Sc credit for each slip turned in. WEAR A ROCKETEER T-SHIRT - Free for selling 3 Books of 12 Tickets All Prices Subject to Change NO C.REDIT SLIPS GOOD AFTER APRIL 30, 1954 Page 3 OFFICIAL BOY SCOUT WAL LET: Gonuine cowhido with Emblem omboued in color. Three side zipper closure . Also identificotion cord window and separ ote spiral photo holdor, Boxed. NO. 1234 Plus 203 Fed. Excise Tax ••• 50 POINTS NO. 1205 Leaders Wallet plus 203 Tax .. 75 POINTS SCOUT LIGHTWEIGHT SWEAT SHIRT NO. 517 Sizes: Smoll, Medium, L o rge ond Extro Lorge .................... 37 POINTS Cub Scout Metal Neckerchief Slide This Is a brand new item that evory Cub Scout will receive with g l ee. It's a good-quality brass slide, !In· !shed in lustrous gold color, hlqhlightod by a wolf head on a blue diamond-shaped panel. Smart and appealing. No.800 5 Official Scout J(nife Your best friend out-of-doors. 4 specialized blades, tempered top-quality steel. Cuts, punches, opens con8, etc. Flis pocket or can be wom on belt. No: 1996 Standard Model, top 35 No. 1~3 Deluxe 5 Blade Mode 55 Official Flashlight Dependable flash throws 400' beam. L·head design, 3-way switch, belt clip; with bulb, ballerles. ~~: lm ~~~~le ~;e · :::.39ea No. 1278A Baltery .......... ea. 3 Official Telescope A six-power tubular aluminum lele· scope with precision ground lenses. Extends in 1hree sections lo 14 inches. Has wide field of clear vision. Great for nature and bird study. No. 1993 ........................................ 39 ___ ..... 'L! Official Haver5ack Tough, water resistanc canvas bag chat's tops for Campotees and week end camping. Jr's l 7" x 13" x 4 'h", has fronc bellows pocket, blanket rings. adiuscable maps. No. 573 Plus 20% Fed. Tox ..... .' •... · · · 75 Official Ruck sack l arge, spacious bag totes rremcndous amount of gear with ease. Two outer pockets; large center pouch; heavy water resistant duck. 18" x 16" x 6"; adjustable maps. No. 1334 Plu• 20% Fed. Tox ..... · .. · · · 119 Aluminum Pack Frame f eat herweight aluminum gives firm load base, adds scant 26 ois Seamless 111bes rivcced for las1ini; service. Adiuscable ca rrying stra11s. No. 1085 . . 110 Official Sheath li:nives Finely bolancod knivos of tor crnfll manship. They're onc.,pieco chrom, vanadium steel, tempered 10 toke and keep a k!"Pn edqe. Hand prip is smooth, slt>ek rinq loather. Knife hm convenient hnqer quord. Both mod<'I• include lealhPr sheath No. 1378 Saber Blad<'. 41/z", top 52 No. 1379 Grooved Blad<>, 5" 5 7 Pooe 5 Official Brid9eport Axe T his one-piece "sacety" axe cannot lose its bead. Drop forged steel throughout, wood inlaid handles. Head l l/.i lbs., handle 13\1" long. No. 1424 Witft Sht oth • • . . • . 75 Forester Folding Saw Compact saw for minor construe· cion and conservation use. 12" Swedish charcoal steel blade, birch handle. No. 2365 . ... . ...... . 53 "Hot Pot" Tongs Sturdy aluminum tongs for moving fire pans, grabbing hoc pots from fire. Grand cool for "tin can" cooks. No. 121 5 . . . . ... ...... 15 Id e ntification Brace let Chrome plated chain and name tag with Emb lem, space for engraving. No. 320 Plus 20% Fed. Tax ....... 25 OUicial Explorer Axe This Official Explorer Axe follows the traditional felling a xe d esign yet weighs only 2V• lbs.)'he head is hand forged, tempered ' s teel Vl ith a scien· tifically desig ned broad bit; the 26V2" prime hi-:kory handle is gently curved for fine balance and easier swinging. No. 1272 Explorer Axe ................ 79 . No. "" L~'""' Sh~<O. E" ro ~ Bushman Saw Lighcweighc bowsaw does variecv of jobs faster, easier and nearer than any axe. 24" tubular steel frame has right tension to hold blade firm. Tempered steel blade. No. 2360 Bowsaw with Blade . . . . . . .. . .. .. ... 58 No. 2365 Folding Saw, 12" Blade . . ........... 53 I Official Whittler's Knife A s plendid, s tu rdy knife tha t can do c:my k ind of whittling job . Its three specializod b lades a re made o f top quality cutlery steel to ta ke and hold an edge. Stag-type handle riveted on. No. 1047______ 45 I Page 6 I ~ Exp l o rer T i e R a ck A qifl for evPry day of the year. Uni verso! Emblem dommoles the walnu l· toned rack. 8 swing.away hooks ho?d lies secur<'IY for eosy selec1ion. 2() No. 1744 Ste nc il C o lor Ki t Puc colorful designs on packs, bags, cents and other personal equipment. Kit has stencil paints, brush, paper and special knife,_ also sample s ten· ci ts, al1>habets, instructions. No. 1437 ... ...... . . · · · · · • · 50 Official Utility Box Glfl of a hundred uses t u cks away in desk or dresser draw er. Ample size box made of composition material, walnut finish. Scout Emblems on cover. No. 1745 ................. ........ ...... ...... l.S Bo y S cout M ech a nical P encil Available for lho first time! This slick looking, two·tone me<:hanical pencil makes a serviceable qilt. Black barr el. gold-tono metal cap, propel·repel action, oxlra lead supply, Scout Emblem slampod in qold. Boxed. No.5195 .. ----------- --- 12 flint and Steel Se t Tho complete liro-maker has flint, tough v anadium sloe! and tinder In handy ro ll up case. Instructions. No. 150 5 ................. . ................................. . 13 Explorer I< e y Chain Me tal lag w11h Explorer Emblem In bold relief; beaded choin. No. 5626 5 P la stic Utility Bo xes Sturdy, clear p l astic boxes that every fi sherman will treasure. Many other uses: protects . a n d d i splays hobby coJl ections, holds small tools, hardware, etc. No. 1969 6 Comportments, Hi nged Cove r, 8 1~ x 4 \~ x 1141". 15 No. 1966 4 Compart m e nts, Hin ged Cover, 4'>t x 21,. x 1" .. G No. 19'1 14t11ere .... ., .. Caver, 1 ·~ x 1 ~ x ~".. . . . . • . . 2. Page 7 YOUR BOY SCOUT lOUIPM(Nl IS AVAILABLE AT LOW .lNSTllN'S AND LOWlNSTllN'S - ( A S T Page 8 l J FOR ALL YOUR [ BOY SCOUT [OUIPMfNT SHOP AT Page 9 Pottery Making Kit Outfit has molds, glaze, instructions and pottery clay that can be "fired" in any kitchen oven. No. 1889 ............. ····· ········ ····· 20 No. 1890 Extra Clay, 1 lb. ... 5 Wildlife Miniatures 15 wildlife casts you can paint and mount into attraclive slides or rings. Paints, hardware and d irections included. Makes swell gifts. H A N a I c R A F T s ~ A . No. 1880 .................................... 55 Model Plane Kits Hair Roach Kit Headdress for braves and dancers. All materials and instruction~ • Solid model 1>lanes any bov will be proud to make and own. Easy with these kits-all parts. fittings, decals, instructions. ~~: ~~:~ ~!~~~Zrte~oo"cil'"iCii. zo No. 2682 Feather Crest Kit ~~ Apache Headdress Kit Authenlic Indian style !ieacdress of the 4-feather rosette design Simple to .make with Instructions No. 2663 ................. ..... ... , ........ l2 Indian Beadcraft Outfit Complete kit for fascinating craft. Contains wire loom, assorted beads, all essentials. With instructions and beadwork Illustrations in color. No. 1144 ..................... ........... 39 Page 10 No. 1679A Piper Cub Cruiser ... • 12 No. 16798 Swift Seaplane . . .... 12 No. 1679C f.80 Shooting Star .. . 14 No. 16790 Douglas Skyrocket .. • 14 No. 1679E F-94 Lockheed Jet .• . 16 Model Auto Kib Back at the turn of the century thoso qosollne buqqles were tho hottest thlnqs on tho road. Now you and your boys con molce o horseless carriage quickly and easily, just by as· sembllng the pre-formed ports In these lclts. Molded plosllc ports and metal fittings qo t09ethor easily, lnstrucllons tell you how. No tools required. Models ore exact reproductions of orlqlnals, molce great homo decorations. 1686A 1900 Packard 16868 1903 Model "A" Ford l686C 190;! Cadillac l686D 1909 Stanley Steomor l886E 1910 Model "T" Ford F.ach Kit, Complbto, 14 Ship Mode l Ki ts All p arts, pre-shaped h ull, ship p lan included. 1673A Sub Chaser, 12"; 1673B Four Masted Schooner, 9!,4"; 1673C Coast Guard Cutter, 12"; 16730 Sea Witch, 9!4"; 1673E U.S.S. H anford, 9!4"; 1673F Queen Mary, 12", Eac h .. , .•...•. . •...•.......••.. •.•• .. · 10 Historic Model Wago~ Kits Easy to build! Picturesque model s· of historic wagons to pep up D en craft prosrams. Die cut parts, plastic wheels, metal fittings and complete instruetions for quiq, easy auembly. No. 1676A Stage Coach. . .. . . 30 No. 16768 Coveced Wagon .•. No. 1676C. Buckboard.... . .. ea. Model Train Kits Sanding and g luing pans together will make handsome,authentic model t rain s. Ki~ have all pans pl us instructions. Cars.optional. No. 1677A D. Clinton Engine. 12 No. 16770 Engine & 2 Coaches 21t No. 16778 Wm. Galloway No. 1677E No. 1677C No. 1677F Engine.. .... ... I i?. Engine & 2 Cars. • . z. 't Pioneer Engine . . . 16 Engine & Coach . . • 28 Spatt e r Printing Set Intriguing Cub .&9ut craft project ihat lets unskilled hands turn out anistic, useful items from scrap materials. Make plaques, greeting cards, etc., decorate home-made Den furnirure with spatter printing. Paints, brush1 wire grid, stencils, instruetions inducted. No, 1861. . ..••••••••••••••. 40 Fingerprint Outfit . Materials for starting a real lingerpnnt lab with detailed inmuctions for taking and li ting prints. Record cards include_d. Lots of fun to dust and lift latent fingerpn nts (com ob· jects around the house and then identify the person who made them. 1525 ..... .. . . . . . ... • • .... 30 P age 11 Official Cook Kit Favorllo yoar oller year for individua l coo kin g In the field. All·alumlnum kit has frying pan, stew pot with cover, cup, pla te o nd carrying case. No. 1200 ...... .... ... .. ... .... . .................... 55 Official Vitt·L·Kit Stainless steel knife, fork and spoon won't rust. Rugged one·piece construction means y ears of service. Parts clip together, flt case. No. 1387 ..................... .................... 35 Heata b Stove Outfit Poclcet-slze metal stove ready for instant use. Just light fuel tablets. 20 No. 1032 Stove and Fueltabs..... . 9 No. 1033 Tabs, s mi:lll, box of 2-4 No. 103.C Taha, large, box of 2.C 13 Reflecto r O ven When campini: our and you yearn for hot biscuits or other fresh baked goodies, this anodized aluminum reffector oven does the job. Only 28 ozs., folch Rat. N o. 10 89 .................. · ·. · · 93 Hi-l o Camp Stove Movable fire pan gives 4-level hear control to rhis all ste~I .stove. Has Rar surface for frying, rod grid for broiling. Grand for Patrol camping and hike rrip~. No. l 464 With Heat loca li zer ...... . 9 O Round Charcoal Grill Heavy 8RU8C steel one-po< charcoal stove, 9* across, 7\,7* high , foldins legs. Easy-roauy bale handle. Great for a.mpins uips. No. 1327 .. . .... .. ... 50 Page 12 .. ~ . , .. :::,:·}w,,._:~ .... Plastic • AIR MATTRESS • Rubberired Modern fi e ld ma ttress of clear, Rugged khaki sheeting mattress has strong Vinylite plastic inflates eas- two-ply inside coating of vulcanily by mouth, takes little space in ize<l rubber, exclusive Double-Vee your pack, adds hardly any weight. process for maximum strength and Just the thi ng for getting a good service. Lock-type air valve. Will night's sleep on any ca mping trip. give years of dependable service for Easy to clea n a nd s tore. Illustrated. the camper who l ikes rest ful sleep. No. 1459 Sire 24" x 48" . ..•... 99 No. 1455 25" x 48", 3Y.l lbs... 248 No. 1453 Sire 24" x 74" .. . .. .. '177 No. 1456 25" x 72", 5 l bs .••••. 327 PLASTIC AIR PIL LOW For sleeping comfort out·of-doors this 15" x 18" plastic pillow is a winner. Inflates in a jiffy to give you a soft, firm bead-rest. No. 1460 .............. . . . ... . 25 RUBBERIZED AIR PILLOW 18" x 20" pillow matches rubber· ized mattress describt:d above. No.1457...... . . . ... .•••. .• 59 Full assortmen t of tools for the outdoor chef: 12" pot fork, 8" slfcer, 7 " spatula, part serratod fruit k n He , bastinq spoon, ladl o, 2 pota to p eelers, In ro ll·u p case . No. 14 86 Complete ............ 8 5 Explorer Liquid Filled Compass Top-lllqht direct course r eading compass by Silva is a<.~ curate. easy to use. liquid fillod chamber quaranteed leakprool. Has luminous reference points, strap and other quolfty features not found In Pathfinder. No. 1079 .............................. ·· ···· ....... . ................. J 55) Page 13 Camp Grid lightw eight cast aluminum qriddle for use o v er charcoal s tove, or open firo. Heavy w i re s tandards included. 101/4" x 16 " surfaco. Dotach a ble handle> . No. 14?! .................. ........ .. ................ 77 Arrowhe ad Flint Chip Kit Official Moccasin Kit Scouting's ever-popular c roft kit of easy-to-make leather moccasins Is especially popular OS a Christmas glfl. Sturdy leolher uppers a lready stitched lo lonq-woaring composillon soles. All holes punched, ready for lacing. No. 1999 A vo!loblo for shoe sizes i" through 12V2 70 Crystal Radio Kit Ideal way to master the A BC of radio and build a usable crystal set. Kit conlolns lunlng coll, crystal and ear· k~~n1~~lu~· ··l·~~~-~~~~~-~~~: .. ~ .. t~··bS9 One-Tube Radio Kit All ports lo build a ballery-poworod one-tube radio receiver, Including earphone, tube and aeria l w ire. Com· ple te instructions. Carton makes an at· tractive cabinet. Batteries extra. l30 No. 1804 ........................ .. ...... ... . No. 1804A "B" Battery, 22V2 Voll• ... ...................................................... ~3 Two-Tube Kit -similar lo set above 5iiT' more. powerful. Built In loudspeaker. Carton makes an attractive ooblnet. Batteries extra. 215 No. 18 05 ................................. .. No. 1805A "B" BaUery, 90 Volls ................... ................................. .. 65 Page 14 Stamp Collector's Outfits Starter oullils; llluslraled album, as· sorted slamps, plclorlols, hinges, watermark detector, perforation qauqe. No. 3533 Soll Cover Album "27 No. 3534 Hard Cover Album . 59 Link Belt Kits Easy to make fine leather link belts, to size 36. All parts, Instructions. 3~" Link: 1650B, Block; 1650C. Brown; 16500, Natural . . ea. 13 l" Link: 16788, Black; 1678C, Brown; 16780, Natural .. .... ea. 16 Western Belt Kit- I" wide to size 36. No. 1639 .. :....................................... 2Q Totem Pole Carving Kit l J Totem pole carving is an ancient art that boys enjoy. This kit has materials for 3 poles, including 3-7" balsa shells wllh tolom design In out· line special knife, sandpaper and Instructions. ... 1146 ---------- 33 I l ~-!/, y \ __ .!l~ .~''' OFFICIAL CAMP BLANKET All-wool blanket lets you relax in toasty comfort even when the mer' cury dips out-of-doors. It's a big man-size blanket, 62" x 80" for lots of wrap-around warmth, weighs 31;2 lbs. Khaki color. No. 1172 ........ . ............ 160 No. 1358 Blanket Pins (6)....... 8 No. 1302 Blanket Straps (3) ••• • • 17 De luxe Whittling Kit Big boxful of whittl~raft materials contains 10 softwood cut-outs p roperly grained, whittling knife, waler colors, d etailed instrucllon book. No. 16-48 De .luxe Se t, Shown -·---- 50 No. IU9 4-F1gure Set·-·-------· . 25 Boy Scout l'ly Tying Kit Selected materia ls for tying more than 100 fishing flies. With metal vise, 20 assorted hooks, complete instructions. Ho. 170S .................... ........... 57 No. l70SA Replacement JC!t 37 "Overnighter" Tent Improved, bigger Overnighter now has 66.sq. feet of floor space; made of tough, lightweight cotton doth, water repellent treated. Goes up with a single 6' upright or shearpoles. Storage bag. Pegs and pole extra. No. 1415 With Front Flaps, 434 lbs ...... . 250 No. 1414 Without Flaps, 334 lbs .. . . •.·. ·216 NEWI Sedional Aluminum Poles Say good bye to long, cumbersome wood tent poles. Sectional aluminum pole is only 30H long when it travels, sets up into a rig.id 6' pole in a jiffy. Weighs just 14 ounces, will last for years. One supporu Overnighter, Camper tents need two. No. 1408 ThrH Section· Tent Pole .•.••..• 22~ No. 1402 4-Section Tent Pole, 8'3", for Z:S dirting fly or # 1443 Explorer Tent 2. Handicraft Tool Chest Metal chest has 6 each: knife blades, carvers, router; 3 punches; 1 saw. Ideal lor hobbycral!ers. Metal handle adapted for gouging, punching No. 2690 ........ ..... ..... ..... ................... 75 Kite Materi a ls Kit Cub Scouts enJoy building kites. 6ying them in the sky. Kit has 16 sticks and enough qualicy ~aper to make 8 dandy cross·stick kites. With detailed directions. No. 1895 •..•••.••••.••••••••••. 25 Page 15 MOVIE FREE On Saturday morning, February 27, 1954 at 9:30 A.M. you are invited to a FREE MOVIE at the Crosstown Theatre. Come in uniform or bring your registration card or have Exposition tickets with you. THIS IS GOING TO BE FU N Win That Grand Prize When a Unit turns m its money, stubs and report, the report will be filed and all reports which are in by 5 P.M. Tuesday, Marach 23, 1954 will be tabulated to determine the Grand Prize Winners. The Activities Committee of the Council will be the judges and their decision will be final. Only those reports received by the deadline will will be counted in awarding the Grand Prizes. Remind your Unit Solesmanager of the Deadline. Be sure your money is in his hands in plenty of time before the Deadline - - March, 23, 1954. 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 1954 Title A name given to the resource 1954 Chickasaw Council Boy Scout Exposition Prize Booklet Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Event Scout Exposition https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/55db94a93dce7fc7de058aeaa9c4c37c.pdf 6fb64507b220ec486b9cc6b38c4b219d PDF Text Text · SC 0 UT ING F 0 R ALL · 8 0 Y S 1954 Boy Scout Exposition And Arena Show Fairgrounds March 12-13, 1954 CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. Memphis, Tennessee �C 0 MM I T T E E S c. A. Atkinson , Gonoral Chai rmnn LA.Y0UT AND ASSIGNMENT COMHITTEE Phi l Eme ri ck, Chairman Ll oyd Woodard J . P. Go l dschmi d , Chairman JUDGING AND AWARDS COMrHTTEE v/.i l liamson , Chairman Troy Beatty , Jr. ~ O. H. Coay Franlc Gro shAm William Johnson E. L. PROGRAM BOOKLET COMMI TTFiE Chair~.an CONCESSIONS COMMITTF.E J . R. Hurt , Chairman J . E . Morton W. E. Waddell Jim Mar q_uia w. R. M('lyerM , J r . ATTENDANCE AND TICKETS COMJ\1IT'I'EE T. J . McGuire , Chairman Jay M('lrgan W. Q. Cole Abe Sauer I . G. Goldsmith Edgar Provine &· PROFESSIONAL $TAFF w. H. R. Blackwood , Chairman SERVICE UNITS COMMITTEE CLINIC COMMITTEE Doyl e Nanco , PARTICIPATION COMMITTEE Gordon Morr i s, Scout Exeeutivo Thurman J. Frashure , Asst. Scout Executive Robert M. Bentley , Jr ., Field Execut ive Clifford J. Nolan , Field Executive s. Ralph Young , Field Executive William B. Springer , Field Executive Walthall Petors , Field Executive Roy Billions , Chairman ARENA SHr.W COMMITTEE J . D. Carruth , Chairman Jimmy Seaton William Kcmr J • n. ·Turnham RECEPTION AND GUESTS COMMITTEE R. D. Full er , Chairman DEr.ORATIONS COMMITTEE John Hessen , Chairmen PUBLICITY AND PA.RADE COMMITTEE c. C. Handly , Chairman E, L. Williamson Joel Wiggs Che.rles M. Crump Reverond Harry Williams Rovere~d M. J. V(ISSO H. F. Hemker Abe Sauer DISTRI0T COMHISSIONERS ID1 Murry Rioter SW Dwight Williamn SE Lamar Newport Taylor Claiborne Critt Miso Roy Johnson NE T. J . McGuire , III I.G. Gol dsmith , Scout Crmm �r B0 Y .Q..JL.L.Q.JL~_fl A W S C 0 UT G 0 F ';F£IGERS AND MEMBER': ~F c o..u N Q_Lh A M ER I r; .A , I TJ-:E EXEr;UTITI BOP.RD !L.Q.!. ·.li'G~_'.g_@_]_EAR 12.2~ er!t R. D. ]1illc r . . . ... ... . ...... . .. .... .. . . ...... ... ... . ?r«:>sid t csidcn r Vit-,c-P F . J()c Flana.g an .. . ...... •... . . . ...... •. .. ...... t en Presid Herber t F . Hemke r •. . ....•• . ... . . .. . .. ••.• •. •..• ViceA. E . Rdhenb erg ••.••• ••.••• .•• , •• • .•. . •••• .•• .. Vi cc-Pre sidont nt R . D. McLendon •• .••• ••• .•.••• • . ••. .• . .• .•..• .•. Vice-Presid~ id.cnt El ton A. Ricvcn , Jr • • •••.•• • •.•• • . , •.•••• .•••• . Vice-- Frcs t ~::iidcn r Vice-P ...• •.•. . .• • .. ,,, •.••• • .• • J . R . We.lker •••••• ••. nt reside Vice-P ....•• .•.•.• • •• ••.. .•.. • .. . E. L, WilliBmson •.•• r I r a G. G<1lds mith ...... ...... ...... . .. ...... Scout Ccmmi rrnicnc ror Tr~A.su ... . . .... ...... .. . .. . .. ..... J. M. M~Knight • .... ...... tivc W, !}ordon Mor:r.:l.n •••..• .••.•. . •• . , •• • •. ... .. , .• 8c cut F:xcr-.'J. D I S TR I CT C H A I R ME N .:;:_...:;:_..;;c_~_;_, ..;;;._..::_~..::._...:;.;;_.. Ray J. Coltha rp • . ...... •..•.• .. . ...... ..... 8~uthcast L , R~ Whl.to • . . ••• • , •••••. •.••.. •••••• ••.• Miss is::ii ppi Doy le C , NanM .... .. ..• . . . . . ..•• • . . . . .•.•• • S0uthw cst F . T , Thaye r , Jr ...... ...... ...... ...... ... Nor theast E . L . Will i &.mson ••.•. ,.,., •. • , ••• ,, •• . . .• • • Nor thwest J . L . Rob0rt non ., , ••.••. •••. , ••• , •.•••• . . , Ori ttcnde n C 0 MM I T T E E Distr ict Distr ict Distr ict Di ::itric t Distr ict Distr ict CHA I R MEN A . B. B0wman .•• .•.. . .. . .. . ... . • Campi ng & Ac tiviti es o. H. Cnay ••.. • •.•••• •.•• • .•••. . ..•... .•Advan cement T, Rober t Acklen ...... ...... ...Awards & Resolu tions S , Shephe rd. Tate •••••• ••• , •• . Conoti tution e~ By-Law s E. J. Hou~e •.•••. .•. ... . .. .•. .. .... .. ...•.• • Financ e Dr. P . Thurma n Crawfo rd •.••.• ••••.• • Heal th & Safoty How.ci.rd M. Gr ube ., •••••• •••• , •• ••••• •••• Int e r -Racia l Ray Hcrzog •• ••. •••••• •• •••••• ••• Lcadc rship Tr aining J. D. Tennis on , Jr •• ." .• ,, •• Organ i zat i on & Extens iC'n Joe Helms ••.•.. •• •. , ••• , .,., . ••••• , •• , • •• Outfitter ~ i onR M. J . V C' ssc ... . .. ...... . . . . . . . . . ,. Public Re l a t tion E~posi ••• , •• •••.. • C. A . Atkins on ••• •• •••••• ••.• Herbe rt F. He mker •••••• , ••••.• •••. , •.• , ••• Person nel Cr mmittc e Commit tee Comm ittee Ccmmi ttce Committ ee Committz~ Commi ttee Commit tee Commi tteo Commit t ee Commit tee CC\mmittce CC'mmi t tcc M EMB ERS -AT- LAR GE w. R• T • · Hunt , <Tr • Rober t L. Irwin, J r, F . Cl yde Vimbc rt H. Austin C. Arthu r A. K . Brn ~o Burl't"W J . D. Carrut h H, M, Clayto n I'. A. Cl11.yt on Cha rle fl M, Crump Edwin Da lst:t·om Dr. A. W. D.ick Phil En:eric lc W. B, F'ord yce Lt. Cmdr . Ro ho rt R . C . Ma;rn G·n .~ ·dc111A. l J ack P. Golrla0hmtd C. C. Hand l;r W. P. Ha lliday T. P . IT011•ard W. C. Mille r Allen J.iC'l·g An Rtrnso ll Pe1·r.v Samtw l S . ? hArr George r . Philli pa , .TI··.:~ W. L , Sha:·p~ ' J • L • Skinnc .l\. AlvA.n F. Ta.to , J r .. .. L. K. Th omrP ..,n R. A. Trir_rc C'r Rabh.i J'n mcB A , Wax fo-a •cro:i."i .rool !ViggG .. " •" �,- - - - - -·- - - - - - --- - -- -- -- ---- --------- ----- -· -- ... !I r.r H E ARENA Sa t,·:i.rdA.y FridA..y night GH 0 W t:l.ft~rnoon 2: 30 P,M. 7:30 to 8 :30 F.M, Chicke.0E\w1 Counr:il welcome:; ant i on . YC'l '::;a.t:nd.a.y Itight 7:30 to P:)r P. M. t.o see tho E:ir1)loring Prr-g;ra.rn 1r: SOCIAL ••• , •• , •..• ,., •••••. , ••••• , •••• , , •• Poto Dcwman, Ctairmn.n . r c~t 42 P(lst 42 Post 75 Seni or Girl Scout - Mariner Ship 27 ~s t Unita rian Church VOCATION , • • , ,, ,, ,., •••.••••• , • • ,., •• ,G(lrdon M(lntcith, Ch.i:i.irrrAn P0st 40 Goa Ex:rlorcr Unit - P o3t 59 Air Exp l orer Unit - Pnst ~h CUTOOOR •.•• , , •••• , .•• , , ••• , • , , . , . • , , . , . •Fred Atchl&y, ChAirmA.n Post 22 Post 97 Post 22 SERVI CE .,,.,., ••.•..... ..• .......... • • , •• Phil Adams , ChAirmP.n F0Rt 4J Post 4J Pf\St 4£:. NARRATOR , •• ,., ..•. ,, •• ;· ••• , •••.• , •• ..•. .. ••. • •.. Fill Su llivAn C iiAIR~ffi.:V OF ARENA. sncw •. .••.•••.. .. • .. ..•...•. ... J . D. Carruth ELEC'.i1RICIAN ••••••••• ••• •• , •••••.•• , ••••••••• , •.•• Jimmy Scat l'l n OCINt''l.1El7CTIONf; ., . • •.• • , ••••• • • • , •... , •• . .•• .••..••• William Kemp 'J • .D• Turnham -·~---,--- ·-- ·-- -.-- - ... - ------- -- -·· - �1 9 5 4 I 1~ I I I i 2 41 5 - SU EJECT UMIT Pa.ck 2 6 Pack 8 43 7 rack 13 46 49 8') Pack 21 A S G I G N M~ N T S ~PONSORING INSTITYJJQ~ Id.lewild Pr esbyt e rian Church Ciibmaster - ~' hco Cc.i ich Saint Lukc;J Mc t hod.ist Church PnGt Office SE Cuhmaste r - George Elliott St . John 1 s Mothod.ist Church KitoG SW Cubmastcr - T. T . 13oocroft Buntyn Prcsbytcri~n Church SE Cubmastor - Rar rott Ogden Glenview Prnsbyterian· Church Hr:.n(l i craft SW Cubmastcr - Cecil McDonal d Fellcwship Cla.::is - Trinity Methodist Misc . Craft NW Cubmastcr - Joo Fitzratrick Bellemie Baptist Chur~h Fir st Aid l'lW Cubmaster - H, W. Walpole Optimist Luncheon Club Aircraft NW Cubmaster - E . C , Grissom Station Imrrovcmont Club White NEturecraft SE Cubmastcr - F, Warren Chaille Blessed Sacrament Chur~h Don Fun Cubma~ter - Robe rt E. Booiring ' s Club Fisherman ore L · Indian SE Cubmaster - J. F. Gr eg ory Templ e Siste r hood of Temple Israel Stamps NW Cubmastcr - Sam Tsuber Mar y ' s Ep iscopal CA. thcdral Gt. Home t a Scouts Cub li!W Cubmaster - W, H. J0ncs, Jr , Union Avenue Baptis t C hur~h Misc. Crafts SE Cubmaster - Gordon Kcmr t Memphis Rota ry Club \:les Cr itt Mi sc. Crafts Cubmas t c r - B. B. McCarloy Me.con Roa d Presbyterian Chur~h ~l1ransporta ti on NE Cubmast c r - Robert W. ''ra ltcrs Heig hts Prosl'yte rian C hurch ~ Highland Pinncer Homebuilding NE i. Cubmast e r - Carl ';J , Blcdsco Church tian s Chri Memorial Tayl~r Model Building NE Cubmastor - R. C, Kellc7 St . Lukes r-i: ethodi st Chur~h Cubs in La nd ~f Cz SE Cubmastcr - 1v. F . St erhenson St. John 1 f! Erisc0pR l Church Lcathcrcraft GE Cubmaster - Williard Dix0n Whitehaven Kiwanifl Club J i g Saw Crafta SW Cubmastcr - J . Thayer Hciut~ Springdale - P.T.A, Handicraft LeRuc Marx - Cublllf\stcr Presby terian Church Second ModelG SE Cubma~ter - J n mca Mcl~allum Fi r es t one '11 ir0 & Rubber Company Aircraft NW Cubmast e r - A. T . Edw.t1.:·d:"-1 St, Paul Me th0di s t Church Basketwcaving SW \ Cul'mAstcr - Norris 0won<' Jackson Avenue Method:l.st Church Thing~ that go NE Ct:bmast!1r - Ja ck . D. · B-rown Prescctt Mcm0rial Bapti'-'t Church SE Cl:.°l'ma<'tcr - M, J . Vo sse , Jr. . Michael!:! Hcly Name Socict7 St Ccra!JliC~ CubmRstor - Jo hn Rc zba I . Church Methodist cmoriR.l M Rebecca 'l'hc Ki tes SE Cl~l'master - George F . Acreci SW Pack 1 Pa ck E XP 0 S I T I 0 N F i n House I 51 Pa.ck 2 2 9 Pack 24 54 Pa.ck 2.5 Pack 11) 26 r e.ck 27 Pack 31 12 r t ck 32 14 rack 3.5 16 Pack Jtl 17 Pa ck 40 Pack 42 4l~ 20 Pack (-.9 Pack _5 1 2.5 I'ack 72 Pack 59 27 55 I'a ck 60 Pack 61 10.5 Pack 64 77 r ack fi6 Jl Pack 79 ---- - - -- -------- • �rTagc 2 ·- 1954 I©')0 .rH UNIT ' 83 E~OSITION .N-T_G_ ________ ____ _ _ -ASSlGNl·fo Pack 82 DI s 1.r • SE GvBJDCT Inrlian CraftA 85 P&~k 8~ ME z~me Game~ 8~ Pei.ck 9 1 81.v lnrl:i.an L,,ro l 9.'.'i P&ck 92 'NE Fs.m-:i.ly Flln 93 j\'JE 0,c·ramir, 3 1 i I I i I 11 rb.()k 90 Par.k 99 GW lfor'.1.fl l noat a 92 Pack 207 NW Handicraft 34 Pa ck 211 NE Comll'iU.nicationo 3~ Pack 214 3E Air Adventure~ Pe.ck 219 SE Game a 39 Tr oop 1 NW 3 Troop 2 Flag 5 SW '.1.'roop iS NW Rad i n Troop 7 SE S ignaling Troop 9 NE Nature lvild.lifo •rroor lO SE Pioneer Bridge 44 Troop 1 1 S"l Camping 48 Troor 13 NW Radi "' 4n 4" /., 103 Tr0op ~~POHSORING I NST ITUTION Gt. Anne 0e.thc-,1-i'n0r.urr.h Jflstcr , Jr . r,ubmaster L,q:lfler P . T .A , ~ibmastcr - H . P . rr~nlcy i lall1wy Hcightn P , T . A. Cu.hrr.a3ter -W . 1 , 3b.e.r.ks Graha.mwood 3chocl ·- P . T .A . C'1bmastcr -· J, 3 , ner.htcld , Jr , m.ghla.nd Hoight~ Mo thod.:l.st r.hurch CubYr.antor - H. R. Ballard St. Tr.ome.~ Holy Name Socicty Cubtna.stcr - J . A. Busler Winche::itor Civic C:lub Cu brna.::itcr - J . T , Mc-.Kit tri.ck Fir nt Baptist Church Cubma.stcr - C , M. :DR.llard South Central Civ i c Club Cubn:a.stor - W. ~, Gadlcr Church ("If th() Hr ly- Communior. Cubmastcr - H. ~·l . Lancaster c. r . First Mcth(\dist 0~urch ScoutrrAst0r - J , R. Timbo rl::i.ko St. Luke:; Mo thodbt Churr.r. Scout ma::>kr - L,;nd0n BMth St . John ' s Mcthod l P.t Church 3cou tmar, tcr - R. C. M..1.~/3 RarC\n Hir::ich Men ' r. · Club Scrutma:;ter - Aoc Sauer CJrcling 15 NW Trading Post 1.l'ro(lr 19 SE Painting !l'r0or 20 Slv Cam.r Equ ipment Tro0p - - - - --··-- ·- - - ---·--- Union Avenue Methodi:;t Churr.h Gcoutma:;ter - R, E, Giddcn3 l1cn 1 n Club-Eve rgreen Presl'-;ytcriar. ScC'utma:-itor -· R"'Y D. Rainey Temple Bapti~t Church Scoutma3tor - Duane Mallery Glenviow Prc:;hyter i Rn Church Scoutmaster - Cecil McDonald Tr i nit;;r Methodist C.hi:rch Scoutma3ter - Dougl a3 Smith , J r . Knir,htn of Pythiar, - LodgEJ # 39 Scoutmaster - L, D. Dyer Bellevue :f3.qpti.Gt Church Scoutmaster - D. D, KittP, Jr , Uni<'n A'\·0nu0 Raptist Church Scoutmaster - 50 Pl um hi ng 53 i'/(lrl d 0ltizcnsh il:' Ch~ rlcs Chapman Idl cwild Presb,y terian Church Scoutmaster - Jnhn D. Walt Blessed Sacrament Church -· Men 1 s CJi~ Scou tmastcr - E . H. '1fainright St , Ma tthews Methidi?t Church Scout ir.aster - Dill Srlckard Temple I s ra"11 .55 1 l'r00p 25 NW BRskc t ry 'j'? '.'l'ro op 27 NW 59 Troop JO SW Decatur Street Chri~ t ifl.n C.b:rch Scoutma<"tnr - Ll o.rd Aciam~ 1 !hi tohavcn llctho<l.iPt Church ]'orcritry ScontmA.::itor -· E . L . VP.ndiveer ... --- --· ·------·------·--- ---··-·-- ---·-· Scoutmantcr Rcpt.ile Study J a ke Fonrcrg �~---·-- - -- -- ·- Pago 3 ·- 1954 EXPOSITICN ASSIGNMEN'l·S DIS'l' . .1.1 · -..--SUBJEC' NE Firomanshir 13 Troop 32 61 Troop 33 IIJ"E (Exp)Troop 33 62 Troop 34 $W 15 'l' roop 35 NE 63 Tr oop 36 3W 18 Troop 40 SE 65 Troop 42 SE 19 Tr oop 43 SW 66 Troop 44 1~/ 21 Troop 45 NW ~7 Troor 47 NW 68 Troop 4P- SW 70 'l'roop 51 24 Troop 53 GE 23 Tro op 54 SE 26 Troop 55 SE 71 Tr oop 57 SW 73 Troop 59 i~W 75 Troop 6"1 SW 28 Tro op 61. 7h Troop 64 SE 78 Tro op 70 NW 29 Tr oop 72 Cr itt 79 Trcop 7J Cr i tt 80 Troop 74 SE JO Troop 75 SE NE L _·_ T_r _o_0_p_ 7_9_ SE Angling Service Unit Bookbinding Macon Road Men ' s Clur Scoutmaste r - R. J, Harper, Sr . Memphis Civitan Club Scoutmaster - B. W. Beaumont Grace St. Lukes Episcopal Church Scoutma3ter - George Philli ps Heights Frosbyter ian Church Highland Elcctri c i ty - R. E , Drake tmaster Scn.u Catholic Ch.:mh Conception te Immacula Ar chery Scoutmaster - Alfred Dintretti St. Luke 1 s Methodist Church Surveying Scoutmaster - Jeck Foote St. John's Episccpal Church Kntt Tying Scoutma~ter - Cameron Clough Central Chri stir. n Church First Aid Scoutmaster - Kenneth Humphreys McLean Br o the rho od-~·' cLean F...a:pt.i st Camri ng Sc outmaster ~· George Ashton Ir.tornation al Harvester Comrany Agriculture Sc ou t mAstor ~ w. T . Gilr oy 5l North Improvement Club Knot a Scoutmaster - Ch~r lcn Thomp3on McLemcre Presbyteri an Church Automobilin g Scoutme.ster - Newt on Cook Civic Cl ub Springdale Printing Gilk Screen Scoutmas ter - VI . D. Crow Oakv ille Civic Club Railroading Scoutmaster - Cecil Connolly . Anne Cathclic Church 3t Railroading Jo s eph A. Waff - Scoutmaster First Aid to Animals Second Presbyteri an Chur ch Gcou tma s tcr - J. ll'iillcn Darnell n. Hill - P.T .A. A. Carpontry Scoutmas te r - H.F. Bittlingcr Firostcnc Tire & Rubber Company Camping Scou tmaster - L, R, Tognetti St. Paul's Methodist Church Finger Printing Scou t ma s ter - J ohn W, Whitehead Avenue Methodist Church Jackson Cooking Scoutmaster - Herbe rt C. Simmons Proscet t Memorial Church-Bap ttst Neckerchi ef Slides Scoutmaster - Alan M, Strautman Millington Rotary Club Reading Scoutir.a.8 ter·· Johr. Kolszar Harion Rl"tary Club Conservatio n Scoutmaster - Ernest Crawford , Jr. West Memphis RotRry Club Cc in C0lloct ing Scoutmaster - Tommy Sims Park Avenue Lodge # Jf 2 Conservatio n- Soil Scoutmas ter - Henry W, Cross lfollins Mcthodbt Church Mapping Scoutmast er - Robert L. Hall Memorial Methodi s t Church Rebecca He-me Rerair Scoutma ster - Cl i fford Kron0 �. ....... . .. --·-· · ~·· .. .. I Page 4 - 19)4 EXPdSITI0N ASSIGN~lENTS §P9 pSORJNG_ .Di.ST l'.l'U~_! ON ;]OOTH I! Hil lin gto n Meth odi st Chu rch Sco utm aste r - s. L, Pe rpe r Germantown Civ ic Clu b Bir d Stu dy Tro op 87 SE Sco utm aste r - Rob ert E . Fl eming Pa.r k Ave . Cumberland Pre sby teri an ip nsh kma Mar SEi 89 op Tro Scoutmas te r - R. C. Tatom . T. A. Phy sic al Development Graha mwood P r - C. l•f, Mason Tro op 92 11E Sco utm aste '. hla nd Hc i ght a Me tho dis t Chu r ch Hig e Lif ect Ins NE ; Tro op 9J Sco utm aste r - Fr ed F . Wright , Jr. 1 rch Chu Calve.r y Meth odi st Lca tho rwo rk Troop 94 SW r aste utm Don Kimle r - Sco ani s Clu b & Memphi s Housing Kiw Pio nee r Tow era Tro op 95 SW Scoutm ast er - D. R, Hepburn J Parkway Bap tist Church Scou tin g Sk ills ~ ,Jr n i Troop 97 SW Irw L, ert Sco utm aste r - Rob I . Ste phe ns Me tho dist Church St Lea the rcr aft 1 Tro op 200 NE hes Hug Sco utm aste r - \ illi am lsea Ave , Method i st Church Che Camp Si t .c I Troop 205 NW Sco utm aste r - W. H. Pos ey Fir st Bap t ist Church Com mun icat i ons Troop 211 NE Scoutmast er - Cha rle s F . Saf l ey Tcmplo Me tho dist Chu rch Av iati on Troop 213 NW Sco utm aste r - Rob~rt Cra bt re e Sou th Cen tr al Civ ic Clu b Camping Troop 214 SE Sco utm aote r - Ma rcu s Pri ne Dogwood Gar den C1u b Cabin ma.king Troop 216 NE Sco utm aste r - H. v. Col eman Chu rch of Holy Commun ion Saf ety j Troop 219 SE Sco utm aste r - W, K. Simpson ! rce me Com Memphi s Jun ior Cham ber of Woodworking Troop 224 NE Sco utm aste r - Tr ent H. Lau ndr c W, Memphis Cham ber of Commer ce g erin one Pi tt Cri 2J2 Troop Scoutm ast er - Robe r t Maddux Tro cp 80 32 I 84 33 98 87 88 104 102 91 99 93 35 37 94 9, 38 97 Dra mat ico NW I Fes t 13 NW Servic e Uni t Pos t 24 SE Ser vi ce Uni t 58 Pos t 27 NW Cra fts 22 Pos t 45 NW Soi l Con ser vat ion Pos t 61 NE Ser vic e Uni t Pos t 80 NW Outdoo r Sk ills Pos t 82 GE Ser vic e Un it Pos t 84 SW Se r vic e Uni t Pos t 97 SW Totems Pos t 20 1 SE Se rvi ce Uni t 82 101 I. - Tri nit y Method ist Chu r ch , Jr. 1 Ex , Adv i s or . - R0 ber t Shu l tz j St. Mat the ws Method i s t Chu rch B.Y. . Adv i s0r .. _ Ben Hu""fman Dec atu r St r eet Ch rist i an Church Ex . . Adv isor · - Clyde E . Gil l ter Company Int o r n~ tional Har ves ·c. Lewis ert - Alb Ex ~ AdviG0 r Chu rch st i Jac k~on Ave . Method lio ns Bil . J Ex . Ad vis 6r. - R. ton ing ll Mi Method i~ t Chu rch nea s Gui ian rist Ex. Aclv i sor · - Ch rch St . Anno Cat hol ic Chu n Waf f t~ . 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Gordon Norris, Scout Executive Thurman J. Frashure, Asst. Scout Executive Robert M. Bentley, Jr., Field Executivo Clifford J. Nolan, Field Executive S. Ralph Young, Field Executive William B. Springer, Field Executive vlalthall Peters, Field Exeou t ive CmlIHTTEE H. R. Blackwood, Roy Billions, ARENA Chairman UNITS COf-'lHITTEE Chairman SHOW- COHl'HTTEE J. D. Carruth, Jimmy Soaton vlilliam Kemr J. D. Turnham RECEPTION R. D. Fuller, Chairman COI-ii'fITTEE John Hessen, PUBLICITY Chairman AND GL~STS COMMITTEE DECORATIONS J. R. Hurt, Chairman J. E. Morton W. E. Waddell Jim lvIarquia W. R. Moyers, Jr. PROFESSIONAL PARTICIPATION Chairman E. L. vfilliamson, Chairman Troy Beatty, Jr. O. H. Coay Frank Gresham lililliam Johnson CONCESSIONS Chairman SE~VICE JUDGING AND A1r{ARDSCONdTTEE BOOKLET S Chairman CLINIC Cm1JvlITTEE PROGRAM I S HOW!' I_O::-..:;N:.....-.-..;&=---=A R E N A .---------1 Chairmen AN}) PARADE COfiI~HT'I.'EE C. C. Handly, Chairman E. L. Williamson Reverend Joel l-viggs Charles M. Crump Reverend Harry vHlliams M. J. Vosse H. F. Hemker Abc Sauer DISTRICT Cor-mISSIONERS !lfurryRioter Dwight 1ifilliama Lamar Newport Taylor Claiborne Roy Johnson m., SW 3E Critt r.Us t'I T. J. McGuire, III J~ I.G. Goldsmith, Scout C~mm �! LlLL.Q-1Lh- II I I BOY S A ~l S C 0 U T 3 0 F OFFICERS AND MEl1n3ERS OF T}:E EXECUTIVE BOARD FOR 'rHI) YEAR 1954 R. D. Fuller ..••.•..•.••......•.•..••.•............. Prcsidorlt F. Joe Flanagan .....•..•...•.........•........• Vice-Prosident He rber t F. Hemker •.......•...•.......••.••....• Vice-President A. E. Hohenberg ••.•••••••••.•••.••.••.••...•••• Vice-President R. D. IvTcLendon••.••••••••.••••.•....•...•..•.•. Vice-President Elton A. Ri ev os , Jr ••••...•.•.•.••••.••••.•.... Vice--President J. R. <Talker•••••••.•••.••...•••••••••.•.•....• Vice-President E. L. Williamson •..•...•.•...•....•.•........•• Vice-President Ira G. Goldsmith •..........•..•••......•..• Scout Commissioner J. M. McKnight •..•.•........••.••....•..••.................• vi. Gord.on Norris ••...•..•.•..•.•••.•....•..••• 'I'r caaur or 3ccut Exe cu t Lvo D 1ST R I C T CHAIRMEN Ray J. Coltharp •..•..•.••.•..............•. 3~utheast L. R~ White ••.••••••• ~ ••••.•.•.••.•.•••.. Mississippi Doyle C. Nance ..•..............•...•..••.•• Southwest F. T. Thayer, Jr •••.•••••••.•.•.•.••••..••• Northeast E. L. Willi8msan ••.•.•••••...•••••••.•..••. Northwcst J. L. nobert::;on•••••.•••.•••••.••.•••.•..• Crittendcn District District District District District District .::;C:.....::O~M:...:...;jIfj--=.I_T=--T=--:E=-....:E=---...:C::...-=H.::... R MEN A. B. Bowman •••.•......•......• Camping & Activities O. H. Ccay ••..••...•••••.•.•••..•••...•. Advancement T. Robert Acklcn •••.••••••••••• Awards & Resolutions S. Shepherd Tate ••••••••••.•• Constitution & By-Laws E. J .. Hou se ••••••••.•.•.•.••.•.•.•.•..•••...•••••...•.•••.• Finance Dr. p. Thurman Crawford ••••••••••.•• Health & Safety Howard H. Grube •••••••••••.••••.••••••• Inter-Racial Ray Herz('lg ••••.••••••••••••••••• Leadership Training J. D. Tennison, Jr ••••••••• Organization & Extensicn Joe Helms ••••..••••.••••••••.••••••.••.•• OUtfittera M. J. Vossc •••••••••••••.•••.••.•• Public Relations C. A. Atkinson •••••••••••••.•••••..•••••• Exposition Herbert F. Hemker ••• ,•••••••••••••••••••• .Pcr aonnc l, C~mmittee Committee Committee Committ~c Committee Committee Committee Committee Committee Committee Committee Committee Committee MEMBERS~AT-LARGE », H, Austin C. Arthur Bruce A. K. Burr('w J. D. Carruth H. 1,1. CLayt on r. A. Clayton Charles M. Crump Edwin Dalstrom Dr. A. vi. Dick Phil Emerick v. B. Fordyce Lt , Cmd r , Robert G-ardcmal Jack p. Goldschmid C. C. Handly 111. r. Halliday T. p, Howard _._------------- -- ---- ---- B. T. Hunt I Jr. Robert L. Irwin, Jr. F. Clyde Lambert R. C. Ma;rn W. C. Miller Allen IvIcrgan Ru:::;sell Perry Samuel S. Pharr George P, Phillipo, h·. s, L. Sharpe J. L, Skinner Alvan F. Tate, Jr. L. K. ThcmI':;Ion R. A. Trirpeor Ra bbi James A, Wax Rev'crelld Joel lViggG �-------THE S HOW ARENA ----I i I Friday -night 7:30 to 8:30 P.M. Saturday night 7:30 to 8:3(1 P.H. Saturday afternoon 2:30 P.M. I I I ! Chickasaw action. Council welcomes you to see the Exploring SOCIAL ••.•••••..•••.••••••••••••••••••••• Program in Pete Bowman, Chairman Post 42 Post 42 Post 75 Senior Girl Scout - Mariner Ship 27 1st Unitarian Church VOCATION ••••••••••••••••••.•••••••••• Gordon Monteith, Chairman Post 40 Sea Explorer Unit - Post 59 Air Exploror Unit - Post 66 OUTDOOR •••••••••••••••••••••.•.•••••.••. Fred Atchley, Chairman Post 22 Post 97 Post 22 SERVICE •••••••••.•.............•.•.....•••• Phil Adams, Chairman Post 43 Post 43 Post 48 NAR.RA.TOR ••• CHAlm~N It •••••••••••••••.••••••••• OF ARENA It" ••••••••••• SHCW ••.••••••.••••••..•••.•.•.• .Bill Sllllivan J. D. Carruth ELECTRICIAN •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Jimmy Seat~n CONSTRtiCTIONS ••.••.••••.••••••••...•.••••••••..••• William Kemp J. D. Turnham �, I 19 5 4 E X P 0 SIT ASS ION Pack 1 sw 2 Pa.ck 2 SE P()St Office 41 Pack 6 STtl Kites 5 Pack 8 SE Linoleum Craft Pc ck 11 S1.1J' HAnd icraf t Pack 13 lilvl Misc. Craft I 4: Peck 15 l'lW First Aid I 49 Pack Ii) 89 Pack 21 51 Pack 22 9 Pack 24 SE Indian Lore 54. Pack 25 NW Stamps 56 Pack 26 NW Cub Scouts at Home 11) Peck 27 SE Misc. Crafts 60 Pack 31 Critt Misc. Crafts 12 Prck 32 NE 2,'ransportation 14 Pack 35 I~ Pioneer Homebuilding 16 Pack 38 1m Model Building 17 Pack 40 BE Cubs in Lend of 64 Pack 42 SE Lcathercraft 20 Pack 44 SW Jig Saw Crafts Pack 51 NE Handicraft 25 rack 55 SE Models 72 Pack 59 Nlif Aircraft SW Basketwoaving I I I I I 43 T S SPONSORING INSTITUTION IBOO:H i I G N MEN 74- Aircraft SE Nfturecraft Den Fun 27 Pack 61 NE Things that go 105 Pack 64 SE Cd.r-cu s Pack 66 JIJ"E Ceramics Pack 79 SE Kites l:: ._-- Cz Idlewild Presbyterian Church Cubmaster - Theo Couch Saint Lukes Mo t hod i s t Church Cubmaster - George Elliott St. John's Methodist Church Cubmaster - T. T. Beecroft Buntyn Presbyterian Church Cubmaster - Barrett Ogden Glenview Presbyterian Cm2rch Cubmaster - Cecil McDonald Fellowship Class - Trinity Nethodist Cubmaster - JOE)Fitzlatrick Bellevue Baptist Chur~h Cubmaster - H. lv. l¥'alpole Optimist Luncheon Club Cu bma st er - E. C. Grissom Vlhite Station Improvement Club Cubmastcr - F. Warren Chaillc Blessed Sacrament Church Cubmaster - Robert E. Boeving Fisherman's Club Cubma st er - J. F. Gregory Temple Sisterhood of Temple Israel Cubmaster - Sam Tauber St. Hary1s Episcopal Cathedral Cu bma s t er - ~{.H. Jones, Jr, Union Avcnue Baptist Church Cubmaster - Gordon Kemp It/es t Memphis Rotary Club Cubmaster - B. B. HcCarley Maco n Road Presbyterian Church Cubmaster - Robert 1'1.1iTalters • Highland Heights Presbyterian Church· Cubmaster - Carl 1r,T. Bl.ed sce Taylor Memorial Christian Church Cubmastor - R. C. Kelley St. Lukes Methodist Church Cubmaster - T',T, F. Stephenson St. John's Episcopal Church Cu bmaster - ['1illiardDixon Whitehaven Kiwanis Club Cubmaster - J. Thayer Houts Springdale - P.T.A. LeRue Marx - Cubmastcr Second Presbyterian Church Cubmaster - Jt=',mes McCallum Firestone Tire & Rubber Company Cubmaster - A. T. Edwards St., Paul Methodist Church Cubmastcr - Norris Cwcns Jackson Avenue Methodist Church Cubmaster -JackD. Brown Prescott Memorial Baptist Church Cubmaster - M. J. Vossa, Jr. St. Michaels Holy Name Society Cubmaster - John Rczba The Rebecca Memorial Methodist Church i Cubmaster - George F. Acred I �Page 2 - 1954 EXPOSI'l'IOHASSIGN:'ENTS mOOTH UNIT Pack 82 DIST. SE SUBJECT Indian Crafts 85 Pack 86 NE Home Games 86 Pack 91 '83 I I Indian Lr,re NE Family Fun 195 Pack 92 III Pack 93 90 Pack 99 SW Hodel Boats 92 Pack 207 NW Handicraft 34 Pack 211 NE CommunicationG 36 Pack 214 SE Air Adventures lOG Pa.ck 219 SE Games 39 Troop 1 NW Cooking 3 Troop 2 SE Flag 40 Troop 5 SW Zo o Logy 4 Troop 6 NW Radio 42 Troop 7 SE Signaling 6 Troop 9 NE Na tur o l1ildlife 103 Troop 10 SE Pioneer Bridge 44 Troop 11 SW' Camping 48 Troop 13 N1~v Radin 45 Troop 14 m'! Cycling 47 Troop 15 N}l Trading Post 8 Troop 19 SE Painting 50 Troop 20 SW Camp Equipment 52 Troop 22 NE P'Iurabt ng I Ceramics SPOnSORING INSTITUTION St. Anne Cat ho Li.c Church Cubmaster - C. P. Jester, Jr. Lawler P.T.A. O~bmaster - H. P. Presley Hallory Heights P, T. A. Cubmaster - 1/f. L. Shanks Graha~¥ood School - P.T.A. Cubmaster - J. S. Bechtold, Jr. Highland Heights Methodist Church Cubmaster - H. R. Ballard St. Thomas Holy Name Society Cubmastcr - J, A. Busler Winchester Civic Club Cu bmaster - J. T. IVlcKittrick First Baptist Church Cubmaster - C. M. Ballard South Central Civic Club Cubmaa t o r - lIT, C. Sadler Church of the Holy Communion Cubmaster - H. 11{. Lancaster First Methodist Church Scoutmaster - J. R. Timberlake St. Lukes ~,1ethodistChurch Scoutmaster - Lendon Booth St. John's Methodist Church Scoutmaster - R. C. Mays Baron Hirsch Menls Club Scoutmaster - Abe Sauer Union Avenue Nethodist Church Scoutmaster - R. E. Giddens Hen's Club-Evergreen Presbyterian Sc~utmaster - Roy D. Rainey Temple Baptist Church Scoutmaster - Duane Mallory G'Lcnv Lew Presbyterian Church Scoutmaster - Cecil McDonald Trinity IvlethodistChurch Scoutmaster - Douglas Smith, Jr. Knights of Pythias - Lodge # 39 Scoutmaster - L. D. Dyer Bellovue Baptist Church Scoutmaster - D. D. Kitts, Jr. Union Avenue Baptist Church Scoutmaster - Che.r-Lo s Chapman Idlewild Presbyterian Church Scoutmaster - John D. Walt Blessed Sacrament Church - Men's C:u:o Scoutmaster - E. H. \'iainright I 53 Troop ZL} BE World Gitizenshi~ St. Hatthmv6 Methodist Church Sc out.mast er- - Bill Spickard 55 Troep 25 Nt'! Basketry 57 Troop 27 ~lv Reptile Study 59 Troop 30 sw Forestry Temple Israel Scau tmaster - Jake Fcnberg Decatur Street Christian Church Scoutmaster - Lloyd Adam~ l'fhi tehaven ilethodist Church Scoutmaster - E. L. Vandiveer �IPage 3·:1954-EJ.POSITIC'N ASSIGlifl\f.ENTS--~- i IECOTE 13 UNIT 3U,BJECT ------ SFONSORING INSTITUTION -_._-.. Troop 32 Firomanshir Macon Road Men!s 91ur Scoutmaster - R. J, Harper, Sr. Hcmphis Civi tan Club Scoutmaster - B. vi. Beaumont 61 Angling (Exp)Troop 33 6z iroop 34 SW Sorvice Unit Bookbinding 15 'I r ocp 35 :'fE Electrici ty 63 Troor 36 3vl Archery 18 Troop 40 SE Surveying 65 Troop 42 SE Kn('t Tying 19 Troop 43 sv First Aid 66 Troop 44 1\vl Camping 21 Troop 45 NlJl Agricul ture 67 Troop 47 m¥ Knots 68 Troop 48 SW Au tom 0 bil ing 70 Troop 51 1~ Silk Screen Printing 24 Troep 53 3E Railroading 23 Troop 54 SE Railroading 26 Troop 55 SE First Aid t("l Animals 71 Troop 57 SW Carpentry 73 Troop 59 NW Camping 75 Troop 61 SW Finger Printing 28 Troop (>1. 7h Troop 64 SE Neckerchief Slides 78 Tro~p 70 WN Reading 29 Troop 72 Critt Conservation 79 Trcop 73 Critt Ccin Collecting Scoutmaster - George Phillips Highland Heights Presbyterian Church Sc~utmastor - R. E. Drake Immaeulete Conception Catholic Ch4ch Scoutmaster ~ Alfred Dintrotti St. Luke!s Methodist Church Scoutmaster - Jack Foote St. Jnhn's Episcopal Church Scoutma~ter - Cameron Clough Central Christi~n Church Scoutmaster - Kenneth Humphreys McLean Br-o t he r-ho od=Pc Leari Baptist Scoutmaster - George ~shton t:r.tfYrnatio.p-al Harvester Company Scou t.maater-- W. 'I'.Gilroy 5:1- North Improvement Club Scoutmaster - Che.rlcs Thomrson McLemcro Presbyterian Chur-ch Scoutm8.ster - Newton Cock Springdale Civip Club Scoutmaster - W. D. Crow Cakville Civic Club Scoutmaster - Cecil Connolly S·t. Anne Cathclic Church Joseph A. \I/aff- Scoutmaster Second Presbyterian Church Sc ou tmaster - J. ItiillenDarnell A. B. Hill - P.T.A. Scoutma8te~ - H.F. Bittlinger Firestone Tire & Rubber Company Scoutmaster - L. R. Tognetti St. Paul's Methodist Church Scou tmas tor - Jnhn 1ff. \llhitehcad Jackson Avenue Methodist Church Scoutmaster - Herbert C. Si~~ons Prescott Memorial Church-Baptist Scoutmaster - Alan Ivi. Strautman I Millington Rotary Club I Scoutrr.8.ster-Johr. Kolszar ./ Hari on R(Itary C lub ' Scoutmaster - Ernest Crawford, Jr.1 vlest Memphis Rotary Club Scoutma3ter - Tommy Sims Park Avenue Lodge # 3f2 NE C ookil".g 80 Troop 74 SE Consorvation-Soil 30 Troop 75 SE Napping 81 Troop 79 SE He-IDe Repair Grace St. Lukes Episcopal Church Scou t mas ter - Henry \1{. C1'038 l\~ullinsMethodist Chur-ch Scoutmaster - Robert L. RaIl Rebecca Memorial Mcthcdist Church Scoutmaster - Clifford Krone -------_._----_._-- I I I I ' I I ! �i I .-- -._. -.---~--.--------.--------- ---" Pag@.,.4.•.1954 EXPOSITION ASSIGNivffiNTS i-'- IBOOTH UNIT DIST. SUBJECT -.--- ! 32 Troop 80 NW Dramatics 84 Tr.oop 87 SE Bird Study 33 Troop 89 SE Markmanship 98 Troop 92 11E Physical Development 87 Troop 93 NE Insect Life 88 Troop 94 SVv Leatherwork 104 Troop 95 SIV Pioneer Towers 102 Troop 97 Sv{ Scouting Skills 91 Troop 200 NE 99 Troop 205 NW 93 'I'r o op 35 Troop 213 Ht'l Aviation 37 Troop 214 SE Camping 94 Troop 216 NFl Ca bin making 9' Troop 219 SE Safety 38 Troop 224 NFl Woodworking 97 Troop 232 Critt Pioneering 211 NFl Leathercraft Camp Site Communications Pest 13 NW Service Unit Post 24 SE Service Unit 58 Post 27 NW Crafts 22 Post 45 NW Soil Conservation Post 61 NE Service Unit Post 80 NW Outdoor Skills Post 82 SE Service Unit Post 84 Slil Service Unit Post 97 SW Totems Post 201 SE Service Unbt 82 101 rUllington Methodist Church Scoutmaster - S. L. Perper Germantown Civic Club Scoutmaster - Robert E. Fleming Park Ave. Cumberland Presbyterian Scoutmaster - R. C. Tatom Grahamwo od P. T. A. Scoutmaster - C. 1<[.Mason Highland Heights Methodist Church . I Scoutmaster - Fred F. Wright, Jr~ Ca Lvaz-y Methodist Church ! Don Kimler - Scoutmaster ; Kiwanis Club & Memphis Housing . Scoutmaster - D. R. Hepburn Parkway Baptist Church I Scoutmaster - Robert L. Irwin,Jr~ St. Stephens Methodist Church i Scoutmaster - l'lilliamHughes Chelsea Ave. Hethodist Church Scoutmaster - \~r. H. Posey i I First Baptist Church Scoutmaster - Charles F. Safley Temple Methodist Church Scoutmaster - Robert Crabtree South Central Civic Club Scoutmaster - Marcus Prine Dogwood Garden Club Scoutmaster - H. V. Coleman Church of Holy Communicn Scoutmaster - VI. K. Simpson L1emphis Junior Chamber of Commerce Scoutmaster - Trent H. Leund re W. IvIemphisChamber of Commerce Scoutmaster - Robert Maddux I i Trinity Methodist Church Ex. Advisor - Robert Shultz, Jr. St. 1\1atthewslvfethodistChurch E:"-. Advisor'- Ben HU'ffman Decatur Street Christian Church Ex •.Advisor ' - Clyde E. 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I 5"3 -:30 ~- t C'o4, 31 I Ti' ~ a, P z. EI P/ 0 --I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous publications and papers by and about the Chickasaw Council. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document · SC 0 UT ING F 0 R ALL · 8 0 Y S 1954 Boy Scout Exposition And Arena Show Fairgrounds March 12-13, 1954 CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. Memphis, Tennessee ~------- & · C 0 M M I T T E E S c. A. Atkinson , Gono r al Chai r mnn LA.Y0UT AND ASSIGNMENT COMHI TTEE Phi l Eme ri ck , Cha irman Ll oyd Woodard CLINIC COMMI TTEE J . P. Go l dschm i d , Chairman JUDGING AND AWARDS COMrHTTEE E. L. v/.il liamson , Cha irman Troy Beatty , Jr. O. H. Coay ~ Franlc Gro shAm William Johnson PROGRAM BOOKLET COMMI TTFiE Doy l e Nanco , Chair~.an CONCESSIONS COMMITTF.E J . R. Hurt , Chairman J . E . Morton W. E. Waddell Jim Ma r q_uia w. R. M('lyerM , J r . ATTENDANCE AND TICKETS COMJ\1 I T'I'EE T. J . McGuire , Chairman Jay M('lrgan W. Q. Cole Abe Sauer I . G. Goldsmith Edga r Provine PROFESSIONAL $TAFF w. Gordon Morr i s, Scout Exeeutivo Thurman J. Frashure , Asst. Scout Ex e cutive Robert M. Bentley, Jr ., Field Execut i ve Clifford J. Nolan , Field Executive s. Ralph Young , Field Executive William B. Springer , Field Executive Walthall Petors , Field Executive PARTICIPATION CO MM ITTEE H. R. Blackwood , Chairman SERVICE UNITS COMMITTEE Roy Billions , Chairman ARENA SHr.W CO MMITTEE J . D. Carruth , Chairman Jimmy Seaton William Kcmr J • n. ·Turnham RECEPTION AND GUESTS COMMITTEE R. D. Ful l er , Chairman DEr.ORATIONS COMMITTEE John Hessen , Chairmen PUBLICITY AND PA.RADE CO MMITTEE c. C. Handly , Chairman E, L . Williamson Rovere~d Joel Wig g s Che.rles M. Crump Reverond Harry Williams M. J. V(ISSO H. F . Hemker Abe Sauer DISTRI0T CO MHISSIONERS Murry Rioter ID1 Dwight Williamn SW Lamar Newport SE Taylor Claiborne Critt Roy Johnson Miso T . J . McGuire , III NE I.G. Go l dsmith , Scout Crmm r .Q .. JL.L.Q.JL~_fl A W B 0 Y S C 0 U T G 0 F c o .. u N Q_Lh A M ER I r; .A , I !L.Q.!. ';F£IGERS AND MEMBER': ~F TJ-:E EXEr;UTITI BOP.RD ·.li'G~_'.g_@_]_EAR 12.2~ R . D . ]1illc r . . . ... ... . ...... . .. .... .. . . ......... ... . ?r«:>side r!t F . J()c Flana.gan .. . ......•... . . . ......•. .. ...... Vit-,c-Pr csidcnt He rbert F . He mke r •. . ....•• . ... . . .. . .. ••.• •. •..• Vice- Presiden t A. E . Rdhenb erg ••.•••••.•••.•• , •• • .•. . •••• .•• .. Vi cc-Presidont R . D. McLendon •• .••• ••• .•.•••• . ••. .• . .• .•..• .•. Vice-Presid~nt El ton A. Ricvcn , Jr • • •••.•• • •.•• • . , •.••••.•••• . Vice--Frcs id.cnt J . R . We.lker ••••••••. • .• • •.••• ,,, .. • .• . •.•. ...• Vice-Pr ~::iidcnt E. L, WilliBmson •.•• . .. • .•.. ••.. •• • .•.•.•....•• Vice-President I r a G. G<1ldsmith ................... .. ...... Scout Ccmmirrnicncr J. M. M~Knight • .... ........... .. . .. . .. ...... .... . . ... Tr~A.su ror W, !}ordon Mor:r.:l.n •••..•.••.•. . •• . , •• • •. ... .. , .• 8ccut F:xc r-.'J. tivc D I S T R I C T C H A I R M E N ..;;;._..::_~..::._...:;.;;_...:;:_...:;:_..;;c_~_;_, Ray J. Coltharp • . ...... •..•.•.. . ...... ..... 8~uthcast District L , R~ Whl.to • . . ••• • , •••••.•.••..••••••••.• Missis::ii ppi Distr ict Do y le C , NanM .... .. ..• . . . . . ..•• • . . . . .•.•• • S0uthwcst District F . T , Thaye r , Jr ........................... No r theast Di ::itrict E . L . Will i &. mson ••.•. ,.,., •. • , ••• ,, •• . . .• • • No r thwest District J . L . Rob0rtnon ., , ••.••.•••. , ••• , •.••••. . , Ori ttcnden Distr ict C 0 M M I T T E E CHAI R MEN A . B . B0wma n .•• .•.. . .. . .. . ... . • Camp i ng & Ac tiviti es Cr mmittce o. H. Cnay ••.. • •.•••••.•• • .•••. . ..•....• Advancement Comm ittee T, Robert Acklen ............... Awards & Resolutions Committee S , Shepherd. Tate ••••••••• , •• . Conoti tution e~ By-Laws Ccmmi ttce E . J. Hou~e •.•••..•. ... . .. .•. .. .... .. ...•.•• Finance Committ ee Dr. P . Thurman Crawford •.••.•••••.•• Heal th & Safoty Committz~ How.ci.rd M. Gr ube ., •••••••••• , •• ••••• •••• Inte r -Racial Comm i ttee Ray Hcrzog •• ••. •••••••• ••••••••• Lcadcrship T r aining Comm ittee J. D. Tennison , Jr •• ." .• ,, •• Organi zat i on & ExtensiC'n Commi tteo Joe Helms ••.•..•• •. , ••• , .,., . ••••• , •• , • •• Outfitter ~ Committee M . J . V C' ssc ... . .. ....... ........ ,. Public Re l a t i onR Committee C. A . Atkinson ••• •• ••••••••.• • •••.. •• , ••• E~position CC\mmittce Herbert F. He mker •••••• , ••••.••••. , •.• , ••• Personnel CC'mm i t tcc M EMBERS-AT-LARGE w. H. Austin C . Arthur Brn ~o A. K . Burl't"W J . D. Carruth H, M, Clayton I'. A. Cl11.y t on Cha rle fl M, Crump Edwin Da lst:t·om Dr. A. W. D.ick Phil En:ericlc W. B, F'ord yce Lt. Cmdr . Ro ho rt G·n .~ ·dc111A. l J ack P. Golrla0hmtd C. C. Hand l;r W. P. Ha lliday T. P . IT011•ard R • T • · Hunt , <Tr • Robert L. Irwin, J r, F . Cl yde Vimbcrt R . C . Ma;rn W. C. Miller Allen J.iC'l·g An Rtrnsoll Pe1·r.v Samtwl S . ? hArr George r . Phillipa , .TI··.:~ W. L , Sha:·p~ ' J • L • Skinnc.l\. AlvA.n F. Ta.to , J r .. .. L. K. Th omrP . .,n R. A . Trir_rcC'r Rabh.i J 'n mcB A , Wax fo-a •cro: i."i .rool !ViggG .. " •" ,- ! I -----·---------------- ------------------ -· -- ... - r.r H E FridA..y night 7:30 to 8 :30 F.M, ARENA G H 0 W Sa t,·:i.rdA.y t:l.ft~r noon 2: 30 P,M. '::;a.t:nd.a.y Itight 7:30 to P:)r P. M. Chicke.0E\w1 Counr:il welcome:; YC'l t.o see tho E:ir1)loring Prr-g;ra.rn 1r: ant i on . SOCIAL ••• , •• , •..• ,., •••••. , ••••• , •••• , , •• Poto Dcwman, Ctairmn.n P(lst 4 2 Post 75 Seni o r Girl Scout - Ma riner Ship 27 ~s t Unita rian Church . r c~t 42 VOCATION , • • , ,, ,, ,., •••.••••• , • • ,., •• ,G(lrdon M(lntcith, Ch.i:i.irrrAn P0st 40 Goa Ex:r lorcr Un it - P o3t 59 Air Exp l orer Un it - Pnst ~h CUTOOOR •.•• , , •••• , .•• , , ••• , • , , . , . • , , . , . • Fred Atchl&y, Ch A irmA.n Post 22 Post 97 Post 22 SERVI CE .,,.,., ••.•..... ..• .......... • • , •• Phil Adams , ChAirmP.n F0Rt 4J Post 4J Pf\St 4£:. NARRATOR , •• ,., ..•. ,, •• ;· ••• , •••.• , •• ..•. .. ••. • •.. Fill Su llivAn C iiAIR~ffi. :V OF ARENA. sncw •. .••.•••.. .. • .. ..•...•. ... J . D. Carruth ELEC'.i1RICIAN ••••••••• ••• •• , •••••.•• , ••••••••• , •.•• Jimmy Scat l'l n OCINt''l.1El7CTIONf; ., . • •.• • , ••••• • • • , •... , •• . .•• .••..••• William Kemp 'J • .D • Turnham -·~---,---·-- ·---.-- - ... - --------- -·· 1 9 5 4 E X P 0 S I T I 0 N A S G I G N M ~ N T S I 1~ I i I 2 I 41 5 43 7 46 49 8') 51 9 54 11) 12 14 16 17 20 (-.9 2.5 72 2 7 10.5 77 Jl UMIT - Pack 1 Pa.ck 2 Pa ck 6 Pack 8 rack 13 Pack 21 Pa.ck 2 2 Pack 24 Pa.ck 2.5 Pack 26 r e.ck 27 Pack 31 r t ck 32 rack 3.5 Pack Jtl P a ck 40 Pack 42 Pack 4l~ Pack _5 1 I'ack 55 Pa c k 59 I'a ck 60 Pack 61 Pack 64 r ack fi6 Pack 79 SU EJECT SW F i n House SE PnGt Office SW KitoG SE SW Hr:.n(l i craft NW Misc . Craft l'lW Fir st Aid NW Aircraft SE NEturecraft Don Fun SE Indian ·Lore NW Stamps li!W Cub Scouts a t Home SE Misc. Crafts Cr itt Mi sc. Crafts NE ~l1ransporta ti on NE Pinncer Homebuilding NE Model Building SE Cubs in La nd ~f Cz GE Lcathcrcraft SW J i g Saw Crafta Handicraft SE ModelG NW Aircraft SW Basketwcaving NE Thing~ that go SE Ccra!JliC~ SE Ki tes -------- -------- ~PONSORING INSTITYJJQ~ Id.lewild P r esbyte rian Church Ciibmaster - ~' hco Cc.iich Saint Lukc;J Mc t hod.ist Church Cuhmaste r - George E lliott St . John 1 s Mothod.ist Church Cubmastcr - T. T . 13oocroft Buntyn Prcsbytcri~n Church Cubmastor - Ra r rott Ogden Glenview Prnsbyterian· Church Cubmastc r - Ce cil McDona l d Fellcwship Cla.::is - Trinity Methodist Cubmastcr - Joo Fitzratrick Bellemie Baptist Chur~h Cubmaster - H , W. Walp o le Optimist Lunche on Club Cubmaster - E . C , Grissom White Station Imrrovcmont Club Cubmastcr - F, Warren Chaille Blessed Sacrament Chur~h Cubma~ter - Robe rt E. Bo oiring Fisherman ' s Club Cubmaster - J. F. Gr eg ory Temp l e Sister hood of Temple Israel Cubmastcr - Sam Ts uber Gt. Ma r y ' s Ep iscopal CA. thcdral Cubmaster - W, H. J0ncs, Jr , Uni on Avenue Baptis t C hur~h Cubmaster - Gordo n Kcmr \:les t Memphis Rota ry Club Cubmas t c r - B. B. McCarloy I • Me.con Ro a d Presbyterian Chur~h Cubmast c r - Robert W. ' 'ra ltcrs Highland Heig hts Prosl'yte rian C hurch ~ Cubmast e r - Carl ';J , Blcdsco i. Tayl~r Memorial Chri s tian Church Cubmastor - R . C , Kellc7 St . Lukes r-i: ethodi st Chur~h Cubmastcr - 1v. F . St erhenson St. John 1 f! Erisc0pR l Church Cubmaster - Williard Dix0n Whitehaven Kiwanifl Club Cubmastcr - J . Thayer Hciut~ Springdale - P.T.A, LeRuc Marx - Cublllf\stcr Second Presby terian Church Cubma~ter - J n mca Mcl~allum Fir es t one '11ir0 & Rubber Company Cubmast e r - A. T . Edw.t1.:·d:"-1 St, Paul Me th0dis t Church Cul'mAstcr - Norris 0won<' Jackson Avenue Method:l.st Church Ct:bmast!1r - Jack . D. · B-r own Prescctt Mcm0rial Bapti'-'t Church Cl:.°l'ma<'tcr - M, J . Vo sse , Jr. St . Michael!:! Hcly Name Socict7 CubmRstor - Jo h n Rc z ba \ . I 'l'hc Rebecca McmoriR.l Methodist Church Cl~l'master - George F . Acreci rTagc 2 ·- 1954 E~OSITION ASSlGNl·fo--.N-T_G _________ ___ __ I ------··-- ·------·--- ©')0 1.rH UNIT DI s 1.r • GvBJDCT ' 83 Pack 82 SE Inrlian CraftA ~~PO HSORING I NST ITUTION Gt. Anne 0e.thc-,1-i'n0r.urr.h r,ubmaster - c . r . Jflstcr , Jr . 85 P&~k 8~ ME z~me Game~ L,q:lfler P . T .A , I i 8~ Pei.ck 9 1 81.v lnrl:i.an L,,ro ~ibmastcr - H . P . rr~nlcy i lall1wy Hcightn P , T . A . Cu.hrr.a3ter -W . 1 , 3b.e.r.ks Graha.mwood 3chocl ·- P . T . A . l 9.'.'i P&ck 92 'NE Fs.m-:i.ly Flln I i I 11 rb.()k 93 j\'JE 0,c·ramir, 3 C'1bmastcr -· J, 3 , ner.htcld , Jr , m.ghla.nd Hoight~ Mo thod.:l.st r.hurch CubYr.antor - H. R. Ballard 90 Par.k 99 GW lfor'.1.fl l noat a St. Tr.ome.~ Holy Name Socicty Cubtna.stcr - J . A. Busler Winche::itor Civic C:lub 92 Pack 207 NW Handicraft 34 P a ck 211 NE Comll'iU.nicationo Cu brna.::itc r - J . T , M c-.Kit tri.ck Fi r nt Baptist Church 3~ Pack 214 3E Air Adventure~ Cubma.stcr - C , M. :DR.llard South Central Civ i c Club Cubn:a.stor - W. ~, Gadlcr Church ("If th() Hr ly- Communior. 39 3 4n 4 " /., 103 44 48 50 53 .5 5 'j'? 59 Pe.ck 219 SE Tr oop 1 NW Troop 2 Tr0op 5 SW '.1.'roop iS NW Troop 7 SE Troop 9 NE •rroor lO SE Troop 1 1 S"l Troor 13 NW Tro0p 15 NW 1.l'ro(lr 19 SE !l'r0or 20 Slv 1l'r00p 25 NW '.'l' ro op 2 7 NW Troop JO SW Game a Flag Rad i n S ignaling Cubmastcr - H . ~·l . Lancaster First Mcth(\dist 0~urch ScoutrrAst0r - J , R. Timbo rl::i.ko St. Luke:; Mo thodbt Churr.r. Scoutma::>kr - L ,;nd0n BMth St . John ' s Mcthod l P.t Church 3cou tmar, tcr - R. C . M..1.~/3 RarC\n Hir::ich Me n ' r. · Club Scrutma:;ter - Aoc Sauer Union Avenue Methodi:;t Churr.h Gcoutma:;ter - R, E, Giddcn3 Nature lvild.lifo l1cn 1 n Club-Eve rgreen Presl'-;ytcriar. ScC'utma:-itor -· R"'Y D. Rainey Pioneer Bridge Temple Bapti~t Chu rch Scoutma3tor - Duane Mal lery Camping Glenviow Prc:;hyter i Rn Church Scoutmaster - Cecil McDonald Radi "' Tr i nit;;r Methodist C.hi:rch Scoutma3ter - Doug l a3 Smith , J r . CJrcling Knir,htn of Pythiar, - LodgEJ # 39 Scoutmaster - L, D. Dyer Trading Post Bellevue :f3.qpti.Gt Church Scoutmaster - D. D, KittP, Jr , Painting Uni<'n A'\·0nu0 Raptist Church Scoutmaster - Ch~ rlcs Chapman Cam.r Equ ipment Idl cwild Presb,yterian Church Scoutmaster - Jnhn D. Walt P l um hi ng Blessed Sacrament Church -· Men 1 s CJi ~ Scou tmastcr - E . H. '1fainright i'/(lrl d 0ltizcnsh il:' St , Ma tthews Methidi?t Church S cout ir.aster - Dill Srlckard BRskct ry Temple I s ra"11 Scoutmantcr J a ke Fonrcrg Rcpt.ile Study Decatur Street Chri~ t ifl.n C.b:rch Scoutma<"tnr - Ll o.rd Aciam~ ]'orcritry 1!hi tohavcn llctho<l.iPt Church ScontmA.::itor -· E . L . VP.ndiveer ... --- --· ·------·------·--- ---··-·-- ---·-· ~---·--- -- -- ·- Pago 3 ·- 1954 EXP OSITICN ASSIGNMEN'l·S DIS'l' . 13 Troop 32 NE 61 Troop 33 IIJ"E (Exp)Troop 33 62 Troop 34 $W 15 'l' roop 35 NE 63 Tr oop 36 3W 18 Troop 40 SE 65 Troop 4 2 SE 19 Tr oop 43 SW 66 Troop 4 4 1~/ 21 Troop 45 NW ~7 Troor 47 NW 68 Troop 4P- SW 70 24 23 26 71 73 75 28 7h 78 29 79 80 JO 'l'roop 51 Troop 53 Tro op 54 Troop 55 Tr oop 57 Troop 59 Troop 6"1 Tro op 61 . Troop 64 Tro op 70 Troop 72 Trcop 7J Troop 74 Troop 75 GE SE SE SW i~W SW NE SE NW Cr itt Cr i tt SE SE L_·_ T_r o_0_p_ 7_9_ SE SUBJEC'.1.1 - · -.. -- Firomanshir Angling Service Unit Bookb inding Elcctri c i ty Ar chery Surveying Kntt Tying First Aid Ca mri ng Agriculture Knot a Automobiling Gilk Screen Printing Railroading Railroading First Aid to Animals Carpontry Camping Finge r Printing Cooking Neckerchi ef Slides Reading Conservation Cc in C0lloct ing Conservation- Soil Mapping He-me Rerair Macon Road Men ' s Clur Scoutmas ter - R . J, Harper, Sr . Memphis Civitan Club Scoutmaster - B. W. Beaumont Grace St. Lukes Episcopal Church Scoutma3ter - George Phillips Highland Heights Frosbyte r ian Church Scn.u tmaster - R. E , Drake Immacula te Conception Catholic Ch.:mh Scoutmaster - Alfred Dintretti St. Luke 1 s Methodist Church Scoutmaster - Jeck Foote St. John's Episccpal Church Scoutma~ter - Cameron Clough Central Ch ri stir. n Church Scoutmaster - Ken neth Humphr e ys McLean Br o the rho o d-~ ·' cLean F...a:pt.i st Sc outmaster ~· George Ashton Ir.tornational Harvester Comrany Sc ou t mAstor ~ w. T . Gilr oy 5l North Improvement Club Scoutmaster - Ch~r lcn Thomp3on Mc Lemcre Presbyteri an Church Scou tme.ster - Ne wt on Cook Springdale Civic Cl ub Scoutmas ter - VI . D. Crow Oakv ille Civic Club Scoutmaster - Cecil Con nolly 3 t . Anne Cathclic Church Jo s eph A. Waff - Scoutmaster Second Presbyteri a n Chu r ch Gcou tma s tcr - J. ll'iillcn Darnell A. n. Hill - P.T .A. Scoutmas ter - H.F. Bittlingcr Firostcnc Tire & Rubber Company Scou tmaster - L , R, Tognetti St. Paul's Methodist Church Scou t ma s ter - J ohn W, Wh ite head Jackson Avenue Methodist Church Scoutmaster - Herbe rt C. Simmons Proscett Memorial Church-Bapttst Scoutmaster - Alan M, Strautman Millington Rotary Club Scoutir.a.8 ter·· Johr. Kolsza r Harion Rl"tary Club Scoutmaster - Ernest Crawford , Jr. West Memphis RotRry Club Sc outmaster - Tommy Sims Park Avenue Lodg e # Jf 2 Sc outmas ter - Henry W, Cross lfollins Mcthodbt Church Scoutmast e r - Robert L. Hall Rebecca Memori al Methodi s t Church Scoutma ster - Cl i fford Kron0 . ....... . .. --·-· · ~·· .. .. I Page 4 - 19)4 EXPdSITI0N ASSIGN~lENTS ;]OOTH I ! 32 I 84 33 98 87 88 104 102 91 99 93 35 37 94 9, 38 97 58 22 82 101 I. - Trocp 80 NW Tro op 87 SE Tro op 89 SEi Troop 92 11E Troop 9J NE Troop 94 SW Troop 95 SW Troop 97 SW Tro op 200 NE Troop 205 NW Troop 211 NE Troop 213 NW Troop 214 SE Troop 216 NE Troop 2 19 SE Troop 224 NE Troop 2 J2 Critt Fest 13 NW Post 24 SE Post 27 NW Post 45 NW Post 61 NE Post 80 NW Post 82 GE Post 84 SW Post 97 SW Post 20 1 SE Dramatico Bird Study Ma rkmanship Physical Development Insect Life Lcathorwork Pioneer Tow era Scou ting Skills Leathercraft Camp Si t .c Co mmunications Aviation Camping Cabin ma.king Safety Woodworking Pioneering Service Unit Servi ce Unit Crafts Soil Conservation Service Unit Outdoor Skills Service Unit Se r vice Unit Totems Se rvice Un it §P9pSORJNG_ .Di.ST l'.l'U~_! ON Hillington Methodist Chu rch Scoutmaster - s . L , Pe rper Germantown Civic Club Scoutmaster - Robert E . F l eming Pa. rk Av e. Cumberland Presbyterian Scoutmas te r - R. C. Tatom Graha mw ood P . T. A. Scoutmaster - C. l•f, Mason Highland Hc i ghta Me thodist Chu r ch '. Scoutmaster - Fr ed F . Wright , Jr.; Calve.ry Methodist Church 1 Don Kimle r - Scoutmaster Kiw anis Club & Memph i s Housing Sc outmaster - D. R, Hepburn Parkway Baptist Church J Scoutmaster - Robert L, Irwi n ,Jr ~ St . Stephens Methodist Church I Scoutmaster - \1illiam Hughes I Chelsea Ave , Methodi st Church Scoutmaste r - W. H. Posey I First Bap t ist Church Scoutmaster - Charles F . Safl ey Tcmplo Methodist Chu rch Scoutmaster - Rob~rt Crabt ree South Centr al Civic Cl u b Scoutmaote r - Ma rcus Prine Dogwood Garden C1u b Scoutmaster - H. v. Col eman Church of Holy Co mmun ion Scoutmaster - W, K. Simpson j Me mphi s Junior Ch am be r of Comme rce ! Scoutmaster - Tr ent H. Laundrc W, Memphis Cham be r of Comme r ce Sc outmaster - Robe r t Maddux Trinity Methodist Chu r ch Ex , Advi s or . - R0 bert Shu l tz , Jr. 1 St. Ma tthews Method i s t Church j B.Y. . Advi s 0r .. _ Ben Hu""fman Decatur Str eet Christ i an Church Ex . . Advisor · - Clyde E . Gill Int o r n~ tional Ha rvester Company Ex ~ AdviG0 r - Albert ·c . Lewis Jac k~on Ave. Method i st Church Ex . Advis6r. - R. J . Billions Method i~ t Chu rch - Millington Ex. Aclvi sor · - Christian Guineas St . Anno Catholic Chu rch t~ . Adv i sor - D, J ackson Waf f Longview Heighta Civic Clu b Ex . Adv i sor - B. H. Brunson s. Pa rkw ay Bapt ist Church E-· . Aciv i so :r:- - Ernest Maynard Pa rk Ave. Cumber l and Presbyterian EY. , ·Advisor - Les lie G. James J ! "> i f ! co-4 I I ~? 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1954 Title A name given to the resource 1954 Chickasaw Council Boy Scout Exposition and Arena Show Program Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Barry Moore Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chuck Schadrack Troop 48 Ed Provine Event Scout Exposition https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/f9c9132a63ecc6a23ae7b015666908e5.pdf ed3344af396f0d0c5581a291960f2987 PDF Text Text u::-:A.T CA~~ YOU DO AT Prt-rL: :oNT? ( Philmont Scout Ranch consis-t of 127,000 a cres, roughly 200 squa re miles, of rugged mountain country: The Eastern border of the r anch -skirts the ~orthwe ste-rn e x:tremi t y of t he Great Plains that· extend eastwar d for hundreds .o~ ·miles into Te~es and Oklahoma. The - wester~ boundary lie.s high iri _t1'ic Cimarron range of the Sangre d:e Cri sto range ~f the ·R ocky ~.!ountai.'~s. ( "'.:> . .- i ~ '"' 1; ( The elevation on the ranc h r anges from 6,500 ft, alQng the ea-stern edge to 11,600 ft. -;i.n the ru~ed moU.ntai ns c:t.long.. the weste rn boundar~. Between t hese upper and lo~er· limits of elevation lie three animal life · Zone~: Upp~r Sonoran , Transition, and Cana~i;;in. Four plant life zone s lie within these iimi t s Foothill , · Montane ;, · Sub- Al:pi ne , and ..'.J.pine. One. a:o.y 1 s hike on Philmont c0uld talce' : one through all the.Se zone.s • . Tho ·.mountains .of Philmont a r e .,intorcsting to. those who aJ;e inycrest9d in 'studying a bit -. abbut _g-co.log;y~ . The rock~ Which make ·up.th~s~ mountatns contain numerous minerals. Rocks w~re laid clown, a:r:;i.d . ~;re.· J?.OW expo_s ed , fi:om eight Geological Agos cove ring. mn.ny mill ions .of years. · ~ Philm9nt lies on one of tho m8.jor fl~nys which mv.ny speci es qf birc~.s follow during thei~ migre.tion fli ghts. · You I!ID.Y find ' a n ew op.c · to add to our nresent list now consisting of 110 . ' ~ birds. . . In th o co ~nt ~ north of Cimarron River fossils of plant a.nd anima.l life , that ·:lourishe·a.. ·on tho earth long befo.r e man made fli s a:.~p~ arance , can bo found in t he sandstone$. Fossils of marine life are abuno.ant in the shnles t h?.t cover a c:;reat portion of the area south .of the Cimarron Rive r. L.ncient cliff dwellings of th:? !:8.rly Pueblo Indians are nume rous in the Canyon of the North ?onil Creek. Artifacts from the se c ~ve s can be s een at tho museum a t Ponil Base care;>. £<5@(!!)f? 0GJtJ<3(!;() .\;~,. -~oing fron Chickasaw Council.will~eave Memphis 6:00 A. M. :tu~e 12, 1953 and when we get there on June 15 _, we will take t he tl<?rtr.bound :Sxpedi tion. In order for us to take the iforthbound TIJ~edi ti on we will need t o have a series of training experience s . There wil l be r eal fun know how session. The following schedule has been p r epare(:. March 27 , 1953 January 28 , 1953 .Apri l 11&12, 1953 F ebruarJ 25 , 1953 Weekon_d c a.r.;p March 7&8, 1953 Wcckcml.. crunp June, 6~ . 7, 8, 9 , 10, Sa rdis encampment All meetings will be e11ld at Troop- 7' s Scout Hut in Rear of Union Ave . Methodist c::urch , Corn9r of Union and Cooper at 7: 30 P . M. Phone 36-1030 . �ASTROFOMY - Telesc opes are set up at Ponil , Carson Maxwell Cimarr on cito, and at the Stocka de. / CO~SERVATION - Oppor tunitie s to take an active part in this most vital progra m - \'!isely uning and defend ing from waste ·the natura l resour ces of Philmo nt - will be afford ed you at every camp you visit. I n _.;1 / / • (/ ( - ...;;r-./ FIELD SPORTS - rtifle and Iloskee t Range s at Ponil, Cimar ronci to and the Stoc~:.:ad.e - (moske et only). Fly and Bair casting equipm ent at Abreu , Ponil and Rayado will be availa ble for the use of all cnmp&rs •• f ,? , I ,· FISHH!'G - Strea.J:i! Lore, stream tactic s, fi.sh cultur e, and allied crafts are major program items along the Rayado river. Abreu , Crags. :aayado a::i.d porcup ine are the camps where this progra m will be empha sized. ~~ ~· FORESTRY - You can observ e actua l loggin g o~erations in Bonito Canyon. The U.S. Fores t _Servic e superv ises the-cut~ ting ·of trees on Philm ont. The Philmo nt Fores try Explo ration explor e the field of forest management under a prof~ssional forest er or a well ~ua.lified studen t of forest ry. AMATEUR RA.~IO - -Licen sed radio o~e rators may operat e fixed and and portab le equipm ent design ed to operat e on all amateu r bands. Crysta le for the Novice band are availa ble. · CRAFTS - ·Craft s r elate to the variou s fields of natura l scienc es, field spo rts, horsem anship , etc; will be includ ed in variou s base camp progra m. 9AMPLFG - Liveing romfo rtably o·n the trail is anust if you want to enjoy;y our e:cplor o.tion. Consta nt attent ion nU.st l::ep:i.id to such. matter s as Sanita tion, planni ng of menus, prepa ration of food, transDorting food and camping gear. Your Guide and Advis ors will be your instru ctbrs and this progra m will be a part of every day's schedu le • . ·.: .. � 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 u::-:A.T CA~~ YOU DO AT Prt-rL: :oNT? Philmont Scout Ranch consis-t of 127,000 a cres, roughly 200 square miles, of rugged mountain country: The Eastern border of the r anch -skirts the ~orthwe ste-rn ex:tremi t y of t he Great Plains that· extend eastwar d for hundreds .o~ ·miles into Te~es and Oklahoma. The - wester~ boundary lie.s high iri_ t1'ic Cimarron range of the Sangre d:e Cri sto range ~f the ·Rocky ~.!ountai.'~s. The elevation on the ranch r anges from 6,500 ft, alQng the ea-stern edge to 11,600 ft. -;i.n the ru~ed moU.ntai ns c:t.long .. the western boundar~. i ~ '"' 1; Between t hese upper and lo~er· limits of elevation lie three animal life · Zone~: Upp~r Sonoran, Transition, and Cana~i;;in. Four plant life zone s lie within these iimi t s Foothill, · Montane;, · Sub- Al:pi ne, and ..'.J.pine. One. a:o.y 1 s hike on Philmont c0uld talce' : one through all the.Se zone.s • . Tho·.mountains .of Philmont a r e .,intorcsting to. those who aJ;e ~ inycrest9d in 'studying a bit-.abbut _g-co.log;y~ . The rock~ Which make ·up.th~s~ mountatns contain numerous minerals. Rocks w~re laid clown, a:r:;i.d . ~;re.· J?.OW expo_s ed, fi:om eight Geological Agos cove ring. mn.ny mill ions .of years. · Philm9nt lies on one of tho m8.jor fl~nys which mv.ny species qf birc~.s follow during thei~ migre.tion flights. · You I!ID.Y find ' a new op.c · to add to our nresent list now consisting of 110 birds. ~ . ' . . In tho co ~nt ~ north of Cimarron River fossils of plant a.nd anima.l life , that ·:lourishe·a.. ·on tho earth long befo.re man made fli s a:.~p~ arance , can bo found in t he sandstone$. Fossils of marine life are abuno.ant in the shnles t h?.t cover a c:;reat portion of the area south .of the Cimarron River. L.ncient cliff dwellings of th:? !:8.rly Pueblo Indians are numerous in the Canyon of the North ?onil Creek. Artifacts from these c ~ve s can be seen at tho museum at Ponil Base care;>. ( ( "' .:> ... - ( .\;~,. - £<5@(!!)f? 0GJtJ<3(!;() -~oing fron Chickasaw Council.will~eave Memphis 6:00 A. M. :tu~e 12, 1953 and when we get there on June 15 _, we will take t he tl<?rtr.bound :Sxpedi tion. In order for us to take the iforthbound TIJ~edi ti on we will need t o have a series of training experience s . There wil l be r eal fun know how session. The following schedule has been p r epare(:. January 28, 1953 March 27, 1953 FebruarJ 25 , 1953 .April 11&12, 1953 March 7&8, 1953 Wcckcml.. crunp Weekon_d ca.r.;p June, 6~ . 7, 8, 9 , 10, Sa rdis encampment All meetings will be e11ld at Troop- 7' s Scout Hut in Rear of Union Ave. Methodist c::urch , Corn9r of Union and Cooper at 7: 30 P .M. Phone 36-1030. 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 1953 Chickasaw Council Philmont Contingent Flyer 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 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1953 Philmont https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/aaea2fb4d76a83752d7295c9e16a15ab.jpg fe24001851b8a7c9047bc8010e0e97d2 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 1953 Title A name given to the resource 1953 Chickasaw Council Green Bar Conference Certificate Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Ken Humphreys Event Green Bar Bill Conference https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/f29f8c346094a9cfa8829fc639656cae.PDF e12483884202c9d94470ecc9c252bb07 PDF Text Text SOUVENIR PROGRAM 1953 BOY SCOUT EX POSITION & ARENA SHOW Presented by flilCKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS Of AMERICA, Memphis, Tenne$"Se: ·FORWARD ON LIBERTY' TE M'' �OUR SCOUTS ARE ROAD BUILDERS TOO BUILDERS OF THE ROAD CALLED \\THE AMERICAN WAY OF LIFE" We Are PROUD Of Our BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA ROAD BUILDERS EQUIPMENT CO. 285 E. Calhowi Memphis, Tenn. �. pre6enling THE 1953 BOY SCOUIT IEXIPOSllTll 0 N AND ARENA SHOW ~*~ CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. ~*~ March 13-14, 1953 SHELBY COUNTY BUILDING & ARENA BUILDING MID-SOUTH FAIR GROUNDS Through the courtesy of THE MEMPHIS PARK COMMISSION �p 337 MADISON AVENUE • MEMPHIS 1, TENNESSEE JOHN N. WIMMER JOE E. WIMMER PRINTERS OF THIS BOOKLET Best Wishes To The Boy Scouts of Memphis and Shelby County Columbian Mutual Life Insurance Co. HOTPOINT APPLIANCES i::f Automatic Electric Ranges i::f Super Stor Refrigerators i::f Automatic Dishwashers & Disposals i::f Automatic Washers, Dryers & Ironers i::f Electric Water Heaters i::f Home Freezers i::f Air Conditioners & Dehumidifiers i::f Metal Cabinets Distributed By STRATTON-WARREN HARDWARE CO. Memphis, Tenn. 2 �THE 1953 BOY SCOUT EXPOSITION~~ =- .•. ":~ ~~ CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. Member of The Memphis & Shelby County Community Chest The entire member ship of Chickasaw Council welcomes you to the 1953 Boy Scout Exposition and Arena Show. Throughout the year your Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts and Explorer• Scouts participate in a wide range of activities within their respective Packs, Troops and Posts. This Exposition and Arena Show affords your Scouts the opportunity of demonstratin g to you that Scouting, while building character and training for citizenship, is fun. Four camps are provided for the camping and outdoor program which is so fundamental a part of Scouting. Kamp Kia Kima is a summer camp located at Hardy, Arkansas. Camp Currier near Eudora, Mississippi, i open the year 'round and your Explorers have a campsite on Cemetery Ridge at Sardis Lake, Mississippi. Negro Scouts have their Camp Fuller in T. 0. Fuller State Park south of Memphis. The net proceeds of the Exposition and Arena Show are used only for permanent camp improvement s as these cannot be paid for with Community Chest funds which provide only for current operating expenses. The Scouts, Scouters and Staff of Chickasaw Council appreciate your support of this undertaking and hope that it merits your appr.oval. CHARLES M . CRUMP President, CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. 2 Fine Stores to Serve You IN ,S URANCE ~,~. 1460 Union Avenue ··----------- 145 South Main 81 Monroe 3 Phone 5-3581 �Mill helps adults go OU ne.ver outgrow Your Mill.. is times great foe THE· BOY SCOUT ORGANIZATION IS THE BUILDER OF TOMORROW'S MEN MEMPHIS FRESH MILK IS THE CONST ANT COMPANION OF HEALTH FOR ALL AGES MIO - SOUTH MILK PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION need for ilkl �BOY SCOUT EXPOSIT ION -~. ~ ""..... CHl,CKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. Member of The Memphis & Shelby County Community Chest We of Chickasaw Council welcome you to this our fifth Boy Scout ·Exposition. We are glad you came to see the Exposition for in so doing you recognize and pay tribute to the volunteer scout leaders and more than 7000 Cubs, Scouts, and Explorers who have spent countless hours in hard preparation for the demonstratio n of the scouting program in action. This exposition is the climax to months of interesting and careful preparation in the Den, Pack, Troop, and Explorer unit meeting. It is the units opportunity to show mother, dad, friend, and the public at large how scoutings plan of "learning.by doing" helps Scouts to become self-reliant and prepares them for participating citizenship. Grateful appreciation is extended to the Boy Scout Exposition committee, to the officials of the City of Memphis, the Memphis Park Commission, Board of Education, Mid-South Fair Association, the press, television, and radio. To the advertisers in our program booklet, and the parents and friends of scouting who have teamed up to make this Exposition an outstanding success. J. D. CARRUTH General Chairman 1953 Bov ScouT ~I EXPOSITION For Baking That's . . . Always Right . .. Always Light Try LIGHT CRUST FLOUR J. 0. GOSHORN COMPANY * CLAYTON-BROWN COMPANY Wholesale Distributors 5 �j Best Wishe s Monta na Ferro Alloys , Inc. PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. OF MEMPHIS 3 16 So. Front Street Phone 5-0788 6 �l' HE BOY 1953 SC 0 UT EXPOSITION COMMITTEES J. D. Carruth, General Chairman PARADE COMMITTEE LAYOUT AND ASSIGNMENT COMMITTEE Charles C. Handly Thurman J. Frashure C. A. Atkinson C. J. Nolan Jack P. Goldschmid Phil Emerick E. L. Vandiveer Jay L. Morgan, Jr. Lynn H. Ferguson Ford Turner CONCESSIONS COMMITTEE W. R. Moyers, Jr. J. E. Morton Ralph Young W. L. Waddell David Derryberry John K. Patterson CLINIC COMMITTEE J. D. Tennison, Jr. W. Gordon Morris Charles M. Crump C. A. Atkinson Jack P. Goldschmid William H. Fisher Ira G. Goldsmith A. J . McWeeny, Jr. M. J. Vosse, Jr. Charles C. Handly Robert L. Irwin, Jr. W. R. Moyers, Jr. Howard M. Grube Henry Winkleman SERVICE UNITS COMMITTEE Howard M. Grube C. J. Nolan Gabe Bamberger PARTICIPATION COMMITTEE Henry Winkleman Thurman J. Frashure ARENA SHOW COMMITTEE JUDGING AND A WARDS COMMITTEE A. J. McWeeny, Jr. R. W. Lungquist E. D. Thompson H. Rapp J. Seaton H.J. Ward B. W. Beaumont Samuel D. Renfro Marvin Ackerman Louis Pritchett Jack P. Goldschmid R. M. Bentley, Jr. J . L. Robertson, Sr. J. R. Barber F. T. Thayer Jack Liles B. B. Gary E. L. Williamson Ray Coltharp H. R. Blackwood Norman Houston R. I. Highgate PUBLICITY COMMITTEE M. J . Vosse, Jr. Thurman J. Frashure Charles C. Handly Herbert F. Hemker Rev. Joel Wiggs E. L. Williamson Jay L. Morgan, Jr. Rev. Harry Williams PROGRAM BOOKLET COMMITTEE William H. Fisher W. Gordon Morris Ira G. Goldsmith DECORATIONS COMMITTEE Robert L . Irwin, Jr. R. W. Lundquist Ernest Maynard Bill Dixon RECEPTION AND GUEST COMMITTEE C. M. Crump, Chairman W. yordon Morris, Sec. C. Arthur Bruce A. K. Burrow H. M. Clayton P. A. Clayton T. P. Howard Elton A. Reeves, Jr. W. L. Sharp Alvan F. Tate, Jr. ATTENDANCE AND TICKETS COMMITTEE Ira G. Goldsmith Robert M. Bentley T. J. McGuire J. D. Tennison, Jr. C. A. Atkinson Ray Herzog 7 �FACTS ABOUT CHICKASA W COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. The area of Chickasaw Council comprises DeSoto, Tate, Panola Counties, Mississippi; the eastern half of Crittenden County, Arkansas; Shelby County, Tennessee. The Council Headquarters is located at 416-420 Manufacturers & Merchants Bhilding, 198 South Main St., Memphis, Tenn. In this area there are the following: White Scouts ______________________ 2, 744 White Troops _______ __ ________ _________ 90 White Posts ____________ ____ ______________ 20 White Explorers---------------- 244 White Packs ____________________________ 66 White Cub Scouts _____________ -2,064 Negro Scouts ______________ __ __ .... 1,501 Negro Troops __________________________ 77 Negro Packs __________ ____________ ______ 29 Negro Cub Scouts______ ________ 627 Negro Explorers________________ 23 Negro Posts------------------------------ 2 TOTAL BOYS ____ ______________ 7,603 TOTAL UNITS _____ _____________284 Including the Scoutmasters, Cubmasters, Explorer Advisors, Assistant Scoutmasters, Assistant Cubmasters, Den Mothers, District and Neighborhood Commissioners, Merit Badge Counselors, Council Members there are 2,429 leaders. These 2,429 leadars plus the 7,603 Scouts and Cub Scouts make a grand total of 10,032 people who are connected with Chickasa"v Council. The Council operates three camps, Camp Currier, Kamp Kia Kima and Camp Fuller. Camp Currier, near Eudora, Miss., has 340 acres of rugged woodland on which are 35 cabins, a 15 acre lake for boating and fishing, one of the best swimming pools in the South, Headquarters Building, Health Lodge, Dining Hall and other buildings. The camp is open the year round. Kamp Kia Kima, near Hardy, Ark., is located on 155 acres on the South Fork of Spring River. This camp, in the foothills of the Ozarks, will be opened in June. Canoeing, swimming, woodcraft, games provide fun for all. There are 24 buildings on the camp site, most of which are built of native stone. Camp Fuller for Negro Scouts is located in the T. 0. Fuller State Park which is just five miles south of the Memphis City Limits. It is a splendid camp with fine facilities for real outdoor experiences. Any profits which accrue from the Boy Scout Exposition will be used to improve and develop the camping facilities of the Council. Without the proceeds from the Boy Scout Exposition it would not be possible to carry through on the development of bigger and better camping facilities for the ever-increasing number of boys in the Council. Chickasaw Council has had a growth in boy membership of 80% in the past ten years. It now has the largest membership in its history. Compliments of A Friend NEW CARS AND STATION WAGONS I05 So. Second - 8-3115 NEW TRUCKS 148 So. Second - 5-6767 8 �CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD FOR THE YEAR 1953 Charles M. Crump......... .. _...................................................................................President T. Robert Acklen........................................................................................ Vice-President R. D. Fuller.................. ................................................................................ Vice-President Elton A. Rieves, Jr ....................................................................................... Vice-President J. R. Walker................................................................................................ Vice-President R. C. Mays ............................................................................................................ Treasurer Herbert F. Hemker............................................................................ Scout Commissioner W. Gordon Morris.................................................................................... Scout Executive DISTRICT CHAIRMEN F. T. Thayer.......................................................................................... Northeast E. L. Williamson .................................................................................. Northwest R. J. Corlthrop ..................................................... ................................. Southeast Doyle Nance.......................................................................................... Southwest J. L. Robinson...................................................................................... Crittenden J . R. Barber.......................................................................................... Mississippi District District District District District District COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Jack P. Goldschmid ..........................................................................Activities Committee Russell Perry.............................................................................. Advancement Committee A. K. Burrow.............................................................. Awards & Resolutions Committee P. A. Clayton .................................................................................... Camping Committee M. S. Shepherd Tate .............................................. Constitution & By-Laws Committee T. Robert Acklen.............................................................................. Cubbing Committee J. M. McKnight..............................................................................Explorimg Committee J. R. Walker........................................................................................ Finance Committee Dr. P. ThurmaR Crawford ..................................................Health & Safety Committee Edwin Dalstrom .......................................................................... lnier-Racial Committee Howard M. Grube ........................................................ L1tadership Training Committee J. D. Tennison, Jr............................................... Organization & Extension Committee Joe G. Helms.................................................................................... Outfitters Committee M. J. Vosse............................................................................ Public Relations Committee J. D. Carruth .................................................................................. Exposition Committee R. C. Mays........................................................................................Personnel Committee Dr. A. W. Dick.. ......................... ................................... Committee on Religious Awards MEMBERS-AT-LARGE Henri Benner C. Arthur Bruce H. M. Clayton Ben B. Coffey, Jr. Dr. A. W. Dick Lewis R. Donelson, Jr. Phil Emerick Bruce W. Ewing Wm. Henry Fisher F: Joe Flanagan B. B. Garey Jack P. Goldschmid E. C. Grissom W. P. Halliday Charles C. Handley T. P. Howard F. ~lyde Lambert Allen Morgan R. C. Mays Dr. Arthur R. Porter, Jr. R. G. Ramsay, Sr. 9 C. W. Rittelmeyer E. B. Saunders Dr. H. C. Schmeisser Dr. George A. Scott W. L. Sharpe J. L. Skinner L. K. Thompson, Jr. R. A. Trippeer D. L. Valentine Harry G. Webb �DIRECTORY Booth I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 ~ 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37-9 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55-6 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 Subject Sponsoring Institution Unit Pets......................................... Highland Heights Presbyterian Churc:1h .......................................................... Pack 12 Handicraft .. ........................... Highland Heights Methodist Churclt .............................................................. Pack 93 Forestry................................... Fisherman's Club, St. Matthew's Methodist Church .................................... Troop 24 Keeping Strong ..................... Fisherrnan's Club, St. Matthew's Methodist Church ...................................... Pacl 24 Games .................................... Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion .................................................... Pack 219 0 ~o :~~~~~i~9·_-_-_·.·.·.·.·: _·_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_- ·_-_-_-_-_- ~·le~il~il~r!~~~~!ria·!·ACh·~-;~h::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::i~::: i~ Plumbing ................................. Fisherman's Club, St. Matthew's Methodist Church ........................................ Post 24 Woodcarving..... ......... ...... Park Avenue Cumberland Presbyterian Church ............................................ Troop 89 Photography .......................... The Elks Club, lnc ............................................................................................. Troop 270 Bird Study.............•.... _______ Speedway Terrace Baptist Church .................................................................. Troop 222 Scout Literatur11 .................... Millington Rotary Club ..................................................... _ ..........................-l_roop 70 Marksmanship ......................... lmmaculate Conception Church ...................................... _.............................. lroop 36 Astronomy .............................. Mclemore Avenue Presbyterian Church ........................................................Troop 48 Farm Machinery .................... First Assembly of God Church ........................................................................ Troop 90 Painting ................................... Union Avenue Baptist Church .......................................................................... Troop 19 Handicraft .............................. Rebecca Memorial Methodist Church .............................................................. Pack 79 Metal Work.. ................... .._.. Hernando Rotary Club ...................................................................................... Troop 41 Metal Work ........................... Highland Heights Baptist Church ..................................................................Troop 98 ~~~~=!u~~a~'.-~~-----~---------~-~-----~:~!~ g:~!~:: g;:/~ g/~~:::.-:.-::::::::::::::::.-::.-:.-:::.-.-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.-::.-:::.-.·::::r:::! ~:: Handicraft.............................. Mallory Heights School P.T.A. ......·---····-----··-··---------------··---- Pack 91 Office .......................................... ............................................................................................................................................ 5 Nature ..................................... White Station Civic Club ........................- ····-····-···-·-----------·--···Pack Expedition .....---······-··----·--·St. John's Episcopal Church ................................................................................ Post 42 Ceramics..................... _........ Highland Heights Presbyterian Church ..........................................................Troop 35 Pack Racks ............................. Park Avenue Lodge ...................................................... ,..................................... Troop 74 Nature Study.................... ... White Station Improvement Club..........._,,, _ _ _ ·····- ··-·---------Troop 21 Personal First Aid ... ,, ... ____ Prescott Memorial Baptist Church ..................................................................Troop 64 Carnival .................................. St. Anne's Catholic Church ................................................................................ Pack 54 Plaster Molds ·······--·-- ....... Union Avenue Baptist Church ............................................................................ Pack 27 ~:nod~~~:!!:.: ...~:::-:··::~:::::··:~~;;.:i~!Olu~c~!:i~ c9~1,~·.:::·.-.·.:::··:.::::::::·.::::::·.-.:::::::::-.:::::·.-.-.-.-.-.:::::: : ·.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.--.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.::~'POa°J ~~ Photography ........................... Mclean Brotherhooc!, Mclean Baptist Church ............................................ Troop Let's Give A Party............. St. Luke's Methodist Church .............................................................................. Pack Fun House ........................ _ .. ldlewild Presbyterian Church .............................................................................. Pack Rocket Ship ............. - - .... Temple Israel Sisterhood ..................................................................................... .. Pack Cub lndians ........................... Methodist Fellow Workers Bible Class ............................................................ Pack Things That Go---····--····· Lawler P.T.A. ........................................................................................................ Pack Electricity.. _. .................................................... ......................................................................................................Troop Cub Scout Sailors__________ Macon Road Presbyterian Church ............................ - .. - ................. _ ...... Pack Handicraft ___ ___ ............... Winchester Civic Club ........................................................................................ Pack Electricity ............................... Temple Israel ................................................................................................... Troop Chemistry............................... Trinity Methodist Church ...........,. ......... .....- · - - - ·---- - - - · - ....._ ... Troop Handicraft ............................. Jackson Avenue Methodist Church .................................................................. Pack Bird Study .............................. Grace St. Luke's Episcopal Church ................................................................Troop Transportation ....................... Second Presbyterian Church .............................................................................. Pack Taxidermy............................... Decatur Street Christian Church .................................................................... Troop Tin Can Craft...... ....... ...... Union Avenue Methodist Church .................................................................... Troop Clay Modeling ...... ,. ______ St. John's Episcopal Church .............................................................................. Pack Camping ..... ·--·····-··-···--- Sacred Hbart Catholic Church ........................................................................ Troop Bookbinding .. -···· ...... ____ .Disciples c.f Chirst, Central Christian Church .............................................. Troop Circus ...................................... Prescott Memorial Baptist Church .................................................................... Pack 44 40 I 25 14 86 216 32 207 25 13 61 34 55 27 7 42 49 43 64 ~l:~:ri~~~~:::::::~::::::::::::::::··· ~~l;:~e·~~h!~~~i5bh~~:h~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::i;::: :~ Indian Lore ......................... Firestone Tire and Rubber Company................................................................ Pack Conservation .......................... Holy Name Society of Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church ......................Troop Games................................ .Bellevue Baptist Church ...................................................................................... Pack Surveying ............................... West Memphis Junior Chamber of Commerce, lnc ................................... Troop Pioneering .... .·..........................Temple Mef.hodist Church, Lucy, Tenn •.......................................................... Troop Leathercraft.. ......- _ .......... Bellevue Baptist Church ....................................................................................Troop Model Airplanes ..... -····--·· Highland Heights Methodist Church .............................................. ............... Troop Zoology ......... ·-----····--··········Adult Bible Class of St. John's Methodist Church ___________________Troop Camping ................................. Glenview Presbyterian Church ........................................................................Troop Farm Layout ............... ---· Crawfordsville Rotary Club .................... ..... _ ............... _ ....... ,, ... ___ ........ _ Troop 59 22 15 232 213 15 93 5 11 18 ~;;,';~:-~.-.-.~.-- _·:::.·.-~:.·::::.·::::::.-.-.-.-:. ~:;,: ~:~~is~c~~r~~~-~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::i;::: ~~ Emergency Skills . ......... ___ Men's Bible Class, Jackson Avenue Methodist Church .................................. Post Fingerprinting ·-·--· --····· Holy Name Society, St. Michael's Catholic Church .................................. Troop 61 66 ~~~'::.:'dsi~i:.·.·..·.-.·.·_-_-_-_-_- ~~-~-~.-.-.-:~~~.e".i!i,'~·s ~:r~~:~:j g~~~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::i~:~~ ~~ Camping ............. .................... Firestone Tire and Rubber Company..... ------··---·······----- -·.. ···-···· .Troop Indian Lore ...................... - Kiwanis Club of Raleigh .................................................................................... Troop 10 2 59 58 �DIRECTORY Booth 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 Unit 0 Map & Compass ................ Mardi Gras ..... .. _ Stalking ............................... _ Scout Games ... ........... Handicraft __ ---·· ~~t:e~id 0 8 Kist:~t--~i~~:::::.::::::::·:·········:·_:-.:~~t~1·~ :J:rh~~~--Ch~~~h·.::::·:::::·······:·.~~:·.: :=.::::=.:::::::~:_::::::::==:~::::_~P a:'k r~ 1 79 80 81-2 83 84 85 86 90 91 92 Sponsoring Institution Handicraft ····--· ·-··-···--···Buntyn Presbyterian Church ............................................................................... P<1ck 77 78 87 118 89 Subject Grahamwood P.T.A ..................................................................... ·-··-··----··· Troop 92 Fellowship Class of Trinity Methodist Church ............................................... Pack 43 Jackson Avenue Methodist Men's Club ................................. .. ·····-···-···· Troop 61 Young Adults Class, St. Luke's Methodist Church ...--------······-··· .Troop 14 St. Luke's Methodist Church ... ---··-··-·· . . . . .. .. ..... _ ········- .... Pack 2 ·= :_·:.:·= ·- ~~k~a~eB::~!:t ~~~~h~ ~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::~:::i~~~: ~~ 1 Linoleum .............................. Park Avenue Cumberland Presbyterian Church ........... ,__..................... Pack 28 Emerg•ncy Skills Central Christian Church . ··-·······--········· ·--··-······································-······Post 43 Handicraft ....- .. West Memphis Rotary Club ............. ·-··-····---·----·-··-·--·-··--··--····-· Pack 31 Handicraft..... Glenview Presbyterian Church -···-····----.............. _... ... ... ...... Pack 11 Camp Craft . - - - - - ·- First Methodist Church ................... ·-···························· --··--·--·---·---··- Troop I Troop 79 Cycling.......... .Rebecca Memorial Methodist Church ........ ,. .. ____ ··--.. ··---·-·· .. -.... Leatherwork . _ St. Stephen's Methodist Church ·-------........... _............................. ..Troop 200 Safety.______ _ ...Grahamwood School P.T.A.............. ··---··---·-----··---·-·-·-Pack 92 First Aid to Animals . . . Second Presbyterian Church....................................................... .... Troop 55 Bird House . Holy Name Society, St. Michael's Catholic Church ...................................... Pack 66 Handicraft. Springdale School P.T.A.. .. .. .... ···-······-····-·····--····--··········--···- .... Pack 51 Fishing... ..Springdale Civic Club ,_ .. _ __ ,, _____ ,......................................................... Troop 51 SERVICE UNITS Concession Stand............... . ....... .. Highland Heights Presbyterian Church..... . ..... ........................ ... ......... Post Concession Stand ......................................... Holy Name Society, St. Michael's Catholic Church . . ... Crew Ticket Takers. ·····---·······---···· Chelsea Avenue Methodist Church................ ............ ......... .. ......Troop Service.. ...... ... _ ··- ............... International Harvester & Frayser Alta Vista Civic Club ___ ·-····-·---·-- Troop Service .·--~- ..···---......... -······ ...... . Park Avenue Cumberland Presbyterian Church . . .. ... . . . .... Post Service --·-··-----··-···-··---- Memphis Civitan Club ................................................. ·········------·----·-· Troop Service ........ ·-· ...• _ . . . St. Anne's Catholic Church .................. ....Troop Service __________ ........... _-·-··- ·· St. Paul's Methodist Church _________________ ........ ......... .... .. . .... Troop 35 66 205 45 201 33 82 60 ARENA SHOW Troop Scoutmaster Sponsoring Institution 270............ . Melvin G. Leonard. ............. ..... ......... ......... The Elks Club, Inc. 33 .. __ ... ... .. B. W. Beaumont _ .............. ............ .. ·····--··----··""" . Memphis Civitan Club 51 ................ ---·····------ __ G. C. Handly..... .. .. . ... ....... .. ...... . ..Springdale Civic Club 58 .................. ·-··-············--···-······ . . ...... A. J. McWeeny, Jr. . ...... ..... --·------····- ·--·· Kiwanis Club of Raleigh 204.... . .............. _ Albert M. Ferguson, Jr.............................. . .... Ellendale Methodist Church 91 ..... ................ ........ . .................. Earl C. Berry. . _ .. ............. ....... ........ Mallory Heights P.T.A. 97 ...... __ --·-· ____ -···· .Robert L. Irwin, Jr. . ...................................... ........ ............. Parkway Baptist Church Nunnery's Exclusive Cleaners M. Rattan & Co. ·w. N. A. Carter Lytle McKee Cotton Co. Drake Cleaners The Wagner Co. E. R. Barrow and G. Worthen Agee Richards Manufacturing Co. Vosse & Bick, Advertising GATES LUMBER CO. Retail Lumber and Mill Work 1256 S. Bellevue Phone 9-1661 II �HOHENBERG BROS. CO. COTTON MERCHANTS 131 S. Front St. J 12 ____ .......... �BRITLING CAFETERIAS Since 19'.Z 1 a Good Place to Eat 75 Union 155 Madison CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. LIST OF UNITS, LEADERS AND SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS NORTHEAST DISTRICT F. T. Thayer. .... .. .............. ...................... District Chairman ]. D. Tennison, Jr ......... ............... .... .... . District Vice Chairman T. J. M, Guirr , III .... Di;trict Com111i1sinnrr '/'u;ops Scou/111a;ter 9 R. D. Rainey 22 E. H. Wainwright 32 33 35 51 58 61 66 92 .. 93 98 200 204 211 216 Pack.1 (. ub111aster 12 R. R. Hardcastle 22 32 Packs S ponsonng fnJtztution Evergreen Presbyterian Church Holy Name Society of Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church R. J. Harper, Sr. Macon Road Men's Club B. W. Beaumont Memphis Civitan Club J. R. Hurt Highland H"eights Presbyterian Church C. C. Handly Springdale Civic Ciub A. J . McWeeny, Jr. Kiwanis Club of Raleigh J. C. Coleman, Jr. Jackson Ave. Methodist Men's Club E. D. Thompson Holy Name Society-St. Michael's Catholic Church Grahamwood P.T.A. C. W. Mason Highland Heights Methodist Church B. B. Billingsley Highland Heights Baptist Church D. P. Watts St. Stephens Methodist Cburch William Hughes Ellendale Methodist Church Albert M. Ferguson, Jr. The First Baptist Church James R. Chumley Everett Memorial Methodist Church H. Y. Coleman R. E. Boering R. W. Walters 38 51 58 61 66 83 86 92 93 204 211 224 Po1t.1 22 32 Sponsonng Institution Highland Presbyterian Blessed Sacrament Catholic Macon Road Presbyt e rian 35 Heights Church Church Church 58 61 206 Cubmastei Sponso1in{! Institution Taylor Memorial Christian Church Springdale School P.T.A. Kiwanis Club of Raleigh Jackson Avenue Methodist Church Holy Name Society, St. Michael's Catholic Church Immanuel Lut·heran Men's Club Robert W. H unter H. P. Presley Lawler P.T.A. 0. Sylvester Grahamwood School P.T.A. Clifford B. Corder Highland Heights Methodist Church W. C. Forsythe Methodist Church, Ellendale, Tenn. First Baptist Church C. M. Ballard William M. Dorr, II Memphis Junior Chamber of Commerce R. C. Kelley Charles I. Loop G. S. Abernathy George W. Bradley Hugh Ryland PoJt Adi'isor W. A. Kinney Sponsorinl! In;tztution Holy Name Society of Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church Macon Road Men's Club J. R. Arnoult Highland Heights Presbyterian Church W. R. Moyer Raleigh Christian Church W. J. Wood Men's Bible Class-Jackson Avenue R. J. Billions Methoaist Church Bolton High School P.T.A. P. F. Glenn, Sr. BUSTER BROWN OFFICIAL BOY SCOUT SHOES UNITED SERVICE & RESEARCH, INC. c6)Ji-tJ~ Realtors and Mortgage 8dnkors SHOE STORE 8 So. Main "Memphis' Largest ~ho• Store'' 81 Madison Bldg. Phone 5-5303 13 �Dealers Wanted GLASGOW & LAZARUS The W. T. Rawleigh Co. Manufacturers of Distributors Rawleigh's Good Health Products Lion Oil Products Medicines, Insecticides and Disinfectants, Food Products, Extracts, Flavors, Spices, Soaps, Toilet Preparations, Cleansers, Polishes, Stock and Poultry Preparations, Etc. Kelly-Springfield Tires Automotive Parts and Accessories Phone 9-7661 139 W. Illinois I073 Riverside Drive Phone 35-2519 1327 Jackson Ave. MEMPHIS, TENN. Phone 2-6256 Humphreys Mills Company 11 HONEY SUCKLE CREAM MEAL" For Best Foods Best Service W. J. CURRY & SON Best Prices Buy At REALTORS FRED MONTESl'S SUPER MARKETS INSURANCE 769 South Cooper 224-225 FALLS BLDG. 3362 Summer PHONE 37-4416 2926 Poplar 14 �DeSoto Paint & Varnish Co. CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. LIST OF UNITS, LEADERS AND SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS NORTHWEST DISTRICT E. L. Williamson ................................................ District Chairman E. C. Grissom .............. .. .... ................. .......District Vice Chairman I. G. Goldsmith ............ ..........................._.. District Commissioner Packs Sponsoring Institution .First Methodist Church Baron Hirsch's Men's Club Trinity Methodist Church .. Young Adults Class, St. Luke's Methodist Church 15 Brewer Crawford .. Bellevue Baptist Church Temple Israel 25 Henry Klein Decatur Street Christian Church 27 Lloyd Adams ____ McLean Brotherhood, 44 Guy Petty Mclean Baptist Church Frayser-Alta Vista Civic Club & 45 W. T. Gilroy . International Harvester Co. S11cred Heart Catholic Church 49 Jerome E. Herbers.. Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. 59 L. R. Tognetti .... Knights of Columbus b3 Frank Noble . .Millington Rotary Club 70 Robert S. Langland Methodist Men's Club of 205 Joseph H. Harrison Chelsea Avenue Methodist Church .Temple Methodist Church, 213 Douglas McGoon Lucy, Tenn. Speedway Terrace Baptist Church 222 M. M. Huckabee The Elks Club, Inc. 270 Melvin G. Leonard Troops Scoutmaster •+ - • Sponsoring Institution Cubmaster Mclean Baptist Church Methodist Fellow Workers Bible Class Bellevue Baptist Church Joe Helms .. . Optimist Luncheon Club E. C. Grissom Temple Israel Sisterhood Alvin B. Salomon . St. Mary's Cathedral-Episcopal D. Roy Collins Fellowship Class of Trinity J. E. Duffee, Jr. Methodist Church W . F. Schroeder .International Harvester Corporation Sacred Heart William Edward Stemmler ... Catholic School Firestone Tire and Rubber Company A. T. Edwards ..Fleet Reserve Association , Branch Sb, Lt. Harr. Millington . . Fellowship Bible Class, Joseph Owen Wilkinson Millington Methodist Church Winchester Civic Club Joseph T. McKittrick 7 James D. Charton 14 W. T. Ware, Sr. T. A. Vinson, Jr .. b Louis A. Cooper 13 Douglas Smith, Jr. 14 R. N. Weeks I 15 lb 25 2b 43 - 45 49 59 70 80 207 Posts Post Advisor 45 S. A. BoucL S Pon.soring Institution International Harvester, Inc. artd the Frayser-Alta Vista As Memphis Knows, So Will America F. G. BARTON Leonard's Pit Barbecue COTTON CO. Is Supreme I 140 South Bellevue Driv In Phone 39-40 I 0 15 .............................................. ............llliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiO--;;;;;;;;;;=~;;::-;:::~~==--==-- ----··---- �Boy Scouts of today will lead our community and our country tomorrow. They deserve your support and MARX & BENSDORF encouragement. Real Estate Sales and Insurance StanJarJ I 19 South Court Phone 8-1 121 PRINTING & SUPPLY CO. MEMPHIS Best Wish es To All Scouts R. P. HARRIS GRAVEL PIT CO. F. L. "Mutt" Abernathy, Owner Phone 35-2391 * 16 Box 5388 Whitehaven, Tenn. �J. F. SHELTON COMPANY Specializing MUELLER HEATING LEWIS SUPPLY CO. and CURTIS AIR CONDITIONING 198-200 Poplar Avenue CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. LIST OF UNITS, LEADERS AND SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS SOUTHEAST DISTRICT J. Coltharp ........... ........................ ................. District Chairman A. B. Bowman .......................................... District Vice Chairman F. June Montgomery ............. .......... .... ..... District Vice Chairman Ray Herzog ........ .. ··············· ···· ·········-··- ·- -·District Commissioner R. Troopf Scoutmaster 7 E. A. Wilson 8 Dennis Earles I0 Duane E. Mallery 19 Harry Simpkins 21 R. E. Felts .. 24 Bill Spickard 40 42 50 55 64 68 74 75 79 81 82 87 89 214 219 S ponsorinl!, Institution Union Avenue Methodist Church Btintyn Presbyterian Church Temple Baptist Church Union Avenue Baptist Church White Station Improvement Club Fisherman's Club, St. Matthew's Methodist Church St. Luke's Methodist Church Bruce W. Ewing .St. John's Episcopal Church Cameron Clough 0. C. Dean . Collierville Rotary Club .Second Presbyterian Church J. Millen Darnell Alan M. Strautman, Sr. Prescott Memorial Baptist Church 0. N. Cole American Legion, Memphis Post # I Fred 0. Baker Park Avenue Lodge Elliston Avenue Baptist Church Lee J. Visconti Rebecca Memorial Clifford C. Krone Methodist Church Capleville Methodist Church School E. N. Hall _St. Anne's Catholic Church William T. Waff Germantown Civic Club Robert E. Fleming Park Avenue Cumberland Raymond C. Tatom . Presbyterian Church Tommy Young. South Central Civic Club W. K. Simpson .. Episcopal Church of Holy Communion Packs Cub master 27 Benson Sales 28 Carl D. Gilmer, Jr. Sponsorinf!. lnstiiution Union Avenue Baptist Church Park Avenue Cumberland Presbyterian Church 40 W. F. Stephenson St. Luke's Methodist Church 42 Willard Dixon St. John's Episcopal Church 54 Charles R. Armon St. Anne's Catholic Church Second Presbyterian Church 55 E. R. Ledbetter 64 M. J. Vosse, Jr. Prescott Memorial Baptist Church 75 Edward A. Tyler South Park Civic Club Rebecca Memorial 79 George F. Acred , Jr. Methodist Church 8 I E. N. Hall Crossroads Club 82 Charles P. Jester, Jr. St. Anne's Catholic Church 214 Fred A. Kelley South Central Civic Club Union Avenue Methodist Church 217 Luther P. Dickens. 219 Henry Winfred Lancaster Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion St. John's ~Catholic Church 220 Raymond J. Urbaniak Park Avenue Church of God 221 Eugene R. Fuller Posts Post Ad1'isor 24 N. A. Schingle, Jr. 40 42 79 Packs Spon soring Institution ( ubnzaster St. Luke's Methodist Church 2 George C. Elliott, Jr. White Station Civic Club 5 James A. Jacques, Jr. Buntyn Presbyterian Church 8 Barrett Ogden .Fisherman's Club of St. Matthew's 24 J. W. Gregory Methodist Church 82 20 I Why Not Make "PILLSBURY'S" Pancakes Part of Your Camping Trip? WHITTEN BROS. HARDWARE CO. 2909 Park S ponsorin.f!. Institution Fisherman's Club, St. Matthews Methodist Church St. Luke's Methodist Church Howard M. Grube St. John's Episcopal Church A. B. Bowman Rebecca Memorial Ray M. Dalrymple, Sr. Methodist Church St. Anne's Catholic Church Father Walter M. Emolo Park Avenue Cumberland F. D. Grabowski Presbyterian Church Phone 4-6268 WHITTEN BROS. NORMAL HARDWARE CO. 549 South Highland PILLSBURY MILLS, INC. Memphis, Tennessee "Customers Must Be Satisfied " 17 �• * ANDERSON, COOK & CO., Inc. CLAYTON & • co. * • GOODYEAR ••• SERVICE STORE Phone 2-1 155 1128 Union Compliments of ~ A. K. BURROW ••• GOODYEAR TIRES, TUBES AND BATTERIES 18 �TOWN AND COUNTRY Ellis-Bagwell Drug Co. DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT "The House That Service Built" Specializing 1n Fine Foods and Sodas Serving the Retail Drug Trade Exclusively 455 S. Front 2842 Poplar Memphis Memphis CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. LIST OF UNITS, LEADERS AND SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS SOUTHWEST DISTRICT Doyle Nance ......................................................... District Chairman F. J Flanagan ............................................ District Vice Chairman C . A. Atkinson ....................... .............. _ ...•. District Commissioner Troops 3 4 5 11 20 30 34 36 43 48 57 60 62 84 90 91 94 95 Scoutmaster Sponsoring Institution Troops Bill Dixon.... Roy L Reynolds Mclemore Avenue Christian Church Character Builders Bible Class of Madison Heights Methodist Church R. C. Mays ... Adult Bible Class of St. John's Methodist Church R. H. Hippel Glenview Pr-esbyterian Church John D. Walt ldlewild Presbyterian Church L E. Vanderveer Whitehaven Methodist Church George P. Phillips Grace St. Luke's Episcopal Church Alfred Distretti. _Immaculate Conception Church H. Kenneth Humphreys Disciples of ChristCeotral Christian Church Lloyd E. Church Mclemore Ave. Presbyterian Church H. F. Bittlinger A. B. Hill School P.T.A. J. W. Whitehead, Jr. St. Paul Methodist Church Emery J. Ward Prospect Civic Club Sam Fitzpatrick Longview Heights Civic Club James Holiman First Assembly of God Church Edrl C. Berry 'Mallory Heights P.T.A. Clarence Allen, Jr. Calvary Methodist Church D. R. Hepburn Kiwanis Club and Memphis Housing Authority 97 99 227 228 Pac.k I 6 11 34 44 56 60 90 91 99 Posts 4 11 43 91 Scoutmaster Sponsoring Institution Robert L Irwin, Jr. J. W. Willcox. W. E. Kirkpatrick. Joe C. Harris _ Parkway Baptist Church ·- St. Thomas Church _ Desoto Heights Baptist Church .. Levi Civic Club Cubmaster Sponsoring Institution Theo Couch ... T. Beecroft ldlewild Presbyterian Church .. Leslie Stratton Bible Class of St. John's Methodist Church Cecil B. McDonald .. Glenview Presbyterian Church Carlisle Page Grace St. Luke's Episcopal Church G. W. Shill ... . Kiwanis Club of Whitehaven Dudley S. Nichols Greenland Heights Methodist Church James L. Walters .St. Paul's Methodist Church W. H. Haltom · - _ Pirst Assembly of God Church H. B. Kirksey _._ Mallory Heights School P.T.A. John Scanlon St. Thomas Holy Name Society Post Advisor Sponsoring Institution Norman M. Eckert, Jr... Methodist Character Builder Bible Class I. A. Wadlington, Jr ......... Glenview Presbyterian Church John H. Barcroft _ Central Christian Church W. L Shanks Mallory Heights P.T.A. Registered Polled Herefords SHELBY-SKIPWITH, INC. GUILLORY FARMS York Refrigeration and BARTLETT, TENN. Air Conditioning Phone 34-7334 972 Union Ave. Phone 36-5461 Tate C. Carlisle, Mgr. Visitors Welc.ome 19 ___ ____..... ....., ....__ .,;..::: ...:::..::: ...:::...:::..::: ...:::...:::..::: ..."·'·"-··'··············-------······-····························-- �Complim ents of C.M .GO OCH The Natio n a I-Rose Comp any LUMBER CO. 80-82 W. Virginia Memphis Memphis, Tennessee Manufa cturers Perfect Sleeper Mattres s Distributors Crosley Applian ces Two Fa.vorites Duncan Hines Ice Cream South ern Ice Cream s SOUTHERN ICE CREAM CO. 37-5344 Mernphis, Tenn. 20 �The Wel-Bilt Products Co. Robinson Truck Lines "You Call We Haul" Memphis, Tennessee 150 East Virginia Ave. Little Rock, Arkansas CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. LIST OF UNITS, LEADERS AND SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS MISSISSIPPI DISTRICT CRITTENDEN DISTRICT J. L. Robertson, Sr ..................... District Chairman E. L. Polk ............. ............... District Vice Chairman Thomas Williams ................ District Vice Chairman Taylor Claiborne ........... ... - .._District Commissioner Scoutmaster Troops 18 William Howe 23 William A. Griffin 72 Ernest Crawford, Jr .. 73 Tommy Sims 232 F. Harry Lee. . J. R . Barber ... ............. .................. District Chairman J. J. Sponsorin.e. l~stitution Crawfordsville Rotary Club Methodist Church of Gilmore Marion Rotary Club West Memphis Rotary Club West Memphis Junior Chamber of Commerce, Inc. Cub master Packs 18 Allan Helms. 23 Don R. Newton 31 B. B. McCarley 72 John Stephen~ S ponsorin.e. Institution Crawfordsville Rotary Club Gilmore Methodist Church West Memphis Rotary Club Marion Rotary Club Post s Post Ad1·iso r 73 Fred Raedels, Jr. Sponsoring Institution West Memphis Rotary Club Roberts ............... ........... District Commissioner Sponsoring In stitution Hernando Rotary Club .. . .............. Sardis Rotary Club .Senatobia Rotary Club Batesville Rotary Club Peach Creek Baptist Church, ·Pleasant Grove, Miss. Lake Comorant P. T. A. R. E. Rutherford Dougherty Lowrie Post I 3b of Nelton D. Patterson the American Legion, Coldwater, Miss. Methodist Men's Club , W. R. Hammontree Olive Branch, Miss. Scoutma ster Troops 41 Laverne Sowell 52 G. B. Crawley 77 James Coleman 78 Edwin A. Flint 210 H. S. Handwerker 212 215 234 Cub master Packs 52 J. J. Roberts b9 H. G. Wallace 215 Turn er Allen 234 Milton Clay Herrington Sponsoring Institution . ... Lions Club, Sardis, Miss. Horn Lake Booster Club American Legion No. I 3b, Coldwater, Miss. Methodist Men's Club, Olive Branch, Miss. Enjoy Use CANOV A COFFEE Roasted and packed by Canova Food·s, Inc. Memphis, Tenn. Tea • Extracts • Black Pepper • Salad Mus\ard • Worcestershire Sauce 21 �WMC -79 ON YOUR RADIO DIAL WMCF -100 ON YOUR FM DIAL WMCT -TELEVISION-CHANNEL 5 The Mid-South's Most Complete Broadcasting Service ROTARY LIFT COMPANY 22 �We Proudly Salute THE BOY SCOUTS I "Building the Leaders of Tomorrow- Today" Is TODDLE HOUSE America's 24-Hour Host S. C. TOOF & CO. 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The Superb Show Place of your home So Clear it's like having an eye in the sky -------· ------DISTRICT MERCHANDISER M I L E S S A L E S 10 16 UNION AVENUE Call us for your Dealer's Location AGEN CY TELEPHONE 32- 1836 FIRE, AUTOMOBILE A ND GENERAL INSUR A NCE LIBER A L REAL EST ATE LOANS REAL EST A TE SALES E. H. CRUMP & COMPANY The South's Largest Insurance Agency 28 �Marl Compliments of Metal Manufacturing Co. Lincoln-Mercury Division and - Manufacturers- Ford Division QUALITY CHROME AND PLASTIC DINETTES of Ford .Motor Company Factory & Show Room 208 W. Georgia Ave. Call 37-0256 Com pliments Swayne Latham Tires Compliments of 1356 Union ' • Phone 2-8121 139 Vance • Phone 5-8477 2480 Chelsea at Hollywood • Phone 33. 1931 3386 Summer at National • Phone 33-9979 A Friend Compliments of Memphis Hardwood Flooring Co. Memphis 7, Tennessee 29 �I 30 �GMC YOUR TRUCK HEADQUARTERS For the Finest in New and Used Trucks Any Size and Most Any Make for Any Job GMC TRUCK AND COACH DIVISION GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION 660 S. Third St. 8-3131 Compliments ol Daniel T. McGown A Friend Claridge Garage Thompson Bros. lvtortuary Christie Cut Stone Company Allied Florist of Memphis Howard Graham Co., Inc. J>illsbury Mills, Inc. Richard Storch Shoe Store-Richard E. Wendt Among the many fine projects of the Boy Scouts is the preservation of our country's resources, particularly its forests. To best conserve our timberlands, the best and longest possible use of the lumber already processed is necessary. Lumber that is sprayed or painted with-or dipped in-COPPO lasts up to four times longer than untreated lumber. COPPO protects wood, and all fiberous materials, against the dangers of dry-rot, termites, and mildew. If you are planning to build, remodel or repair, call us for details about COPPO Copper-naphthenate's many advantages. W. M. BARR & COMPANY Phone: 9-0352 2336 South Lauderdale MEMPHIS 6, TENNESSEE 31 �CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. SEMINOLE DIVISION Troops I 00 102 I 03 105 107 108 I 09 110 11 I 112 113 114 115 11 b 117 118 119 120 121 122 124 125 l ~b 128 129 131 132 133 134 135 I 3b 137 138 139 140 141 143 144 145 14b 147 148 149 150 151 152 155 I 5b 158 159 I b2 lb3 I b4 I b5 Troops Sponsoring Institution Scoutmaster lbb Neverson Jones, Sr .............Centenary Methodist Church ... Metropolitan Baptist Church W. W. Cook Haywood Betts, Jr ... - ·· .. ....... .... Mt. Olive Methodist Episcopal Cathedral Gospel Temple Baptist Church Henry B. Shannon St. Stephen's Baptist Church George Curtis Manassas High School Samuel Richardson W. B. Hegman ......... ... Collins Chapel C.M.E. Church ......................... .. Weaver School Leonard Holley Robert J. Shores. .. ........... Eastern Star Baptist Church .. Mt. Nebo Baptist Church B. T. Dickerson Greater Middle Baptist Church Chester Ruckner Binghampton First Matthew W. DudetL ... Baptist Church Mississippi Boulevard Charles Chatman Christian Church Cuba Brownlee, Sr . .................. Mt. Zion Baptist Church ___ White's Chap.11 Community School M. M. Jaclson Riverview Christian Church George Williams . Porter School P. T. A. .. Frank A. Davis, Jr. .. Salem-Gilfield Baptist Church Frank Morgan .... ... Joseph Atkins ........ ... ..... . ..... ................ Lincoln School .... Hamilton High School Rochester Neely .Douglass High School P. T. A. Oscar Cross J. S. Phelix High School Booker T. Seymore Shelby County Training School Roscoe McVay .. Shiloh Baptist Church .. Clifton L. Grissom Emmanuel Episcopal Church Leon H. Griffin Hyde Park School .. _ 0. L. Cash New Tyler A.M.E. Church Lowell Wherry .. Beulah Baptist Church Louis Harrison Geeter High Schooi Joseph Simmons.. .. ........ Hill's Chapel Baptist Church • Raymond Seay . . ..... .. Friendship Baptist Church J. E. Broome ............... Caldwell School ~ T. J. Loving _Como Junior High School J. D. Taylor Oli~tt Baptist Church J. H. Holmes... .. .. _. Caple1£ille School W . B. Couch Magnolia School George D. Clark, Jr. Oahille Colored School .. ..... .. L. D. Savage Greater First Baptist .Church Johnnie Hicks Coleman Chapel C.M.E. Church Matthew R. Davis Shiloh Baptist Church Judge Hayes ..Springhill Baptist Church Minor f. Freeman ..... .. John Henry Shields .. ...... .St. James A.M.E. Church Lewis Street Baptist Church Walter Houston . ...... .. Post No. 142, American Legion D. 0. Whitaker ............ Lutheran School Charles E. Davis ...... . LaRose School ,.,,dams Bailey Howard H. Jackson, Jr. . Vollentine Baptist Church Rev. H. L. Aldridge ___ Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church Brunswick Junior High School John Everett Strong _ Bethel Presbyterian Church Elias Hutcherson Mt. Gilliam Baptist Church -· William Holman Chelsea First Baptist Church .. Joe E. Wesley..... White Station School and Chastene Thompson ... New Philadelphia Church James Lester. ... . Greater Mt. Moriah Baptist Church Scoutmaster S1!.onsorin2 Institution · - - _______ LeMoyne Gardens' Tenant Association James Johnson .................................. Brook Avenue School Lucious Dantzler................................ First Baptist Church John Lee Greer .................... Keel Avenue Baptist Church E. A. Harrold Junior High School Charles Horner Wardell Johnson .... _______ Mt. Joyner Baptist Church Charles Williams .................. Summerfield Baptist Church J . Stanley Edmond ............... .....................Greenhill School J . W. Elion ................................ Senatobia Colored School .......... Mt. Moriah Baptist Church Robert Mairley A. B. Owens, Jr ..... ............................ Alonzo Locke School Hosea Montgomery ·-·· .. Lane Avenue Bapfist Church David Leigh ......... ................ Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church Booker T. Banks...... .................. Hernando Colored School Herman Dewitt Boyd ...... Barret's Chapel High School Peter Murphy ____ -···-··- Progressive Baptist Church Will Brown ............................ New Salem Baptist Church Louis 8. Waller -··· ..... Greater Mt. Zion Baptist Church William R. Thompson ...... Batesville Colored High School Rodney F. Thomas ....... _. .. Warren Methodist Church Rev. Melvin Tolen I b7 lb8 I b9 170 171 172 173 174 I 7b 177 179 180 181 182 183 184 185 I 8b 188 Packs 100 I0 I 102 103 104 105 I Ob 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 118 119 120 121 122 125 12b 130 131 132 133 135 184 Cubmaster Posts Post-Advisors 102 112 Sponsoring Institution Mt. Zion Baptist Church Odell Guy ............ . Booker Henderson, Sr. . ...... --·-······-----Douglass High School P. T. A. William Cox.................. .... ........ Kansas Avenue School Henry Pilcher ................................... Lester Street School Metropolitan Baptist Church E. A. Hawkfns, Sr.... . Sunday School Department, Samuel Harris .... ·--·---Friendship Baptist Church .. Foote Homes Tenant Association Leslie Burrows .... West Memphis School Earvin Anderson Emmett Grant .................................. Beulah Baptist Church Charlie Gipson .................... Marion Colored High School Eastern Star Baptist Church Tommie Williams .... Arthur L. Peyton ............................................ Leath School -· ......... .............. Grant School ... R. J. Kelly Manassas High School Hezikiah Malone................. .. ... St. -Stephen's Baptist Church Calvin E. Casey James Louis Wright _ _ _ _ ,, Florida Street School ......... .............. Porter School LeRoy E. Thompson ......... W. L. Pamphlet ................................ Hamilton High School Coleman Chapel i;;.M.E. Church Thomas Sherrod . .... Prescott Fisher ... ................................. Geeter High School Morris Murrell.. .................. Lutheran Cooperative School Mt. Pisgah C.M.E. Church Charles Jones ............... , LaRose School ............. Kennie Hardiman .............. Lincoln School Jesse Bishop, Sr .. ····Obediah Morris .... ___ .Lane Avenue Baptist Church ....... _Men's Fellowship Club, Elwood A, Fields ,,_, Salvation Army James Washington ...... ... • · ____ Mississippi Boulevard Chri1tian Church New Salem Baptist Church Louis Hester ..... ·----··-.. Sponsoring Instituticm .Metropolitan Baptist Church Van Lou .......... _ H. L. Hunter ...................... .Mt. Nebo Baptist Church BLOCK & UNOBSKY FULLER ALIGNMENT SERVICE COTTON Specialists In • WHEEL ALIGNMENT-BRAKE SERVICE MOTOR -ANALYSIS AND TUNE UP McCall Building 853 Linden 32 Phone 37-1646 �SCOUTING with a PURPOSE No Youth Program in the world has a more sturdy framework for the building of resourceful, capable men, eager to accept responsibility, than the Boy Scout Movement. Healthy minds in healthy bodies are the best possible insurance for healthy mankind. Men with Scout training are upholding the best traditions of American citizenship throughout the world today. In a trained (but not regimented) citizenry rests the hope for the future of our nation. R. A. TRIPPEER CO. 185 E. Butler Ave. Memphis, Tenn. �ORGILL BROTHERS & CO. 1847-1953 ''r----;,, rXflUU '!J Is _ ha" "We discover skills and crafts that are fun to learn and useful to know. We are also learning to know our country better. We are learning the qualities of character and leadership on which our country was ~founded. It's great to be a Scout. Every boy should join." A Boy Scout LIBERTY'S TEAM Swart tile Boy Stoats The Boy Scouts of Memphis are a Community Chest Agency all who believe in the dignity of man and individual freedom. LIBERTY'S FIRST TEAM those peoples who have shown the ability to govern themselves and who are now united in NATO. WELCOME the Boy Scouts of America and of all the Wodd on their team the Scouts world-wide organization might well show the way to World PEACE and FREEDOM ORGILL BROTHE S &CO. Wholesale Exclusively-Our 107th Year Memphis, Tenn. Little Rock, Ark. Jackson, Niss. � 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 SOUVENIR PROGRAM 1953 BO Y SCOUT EX POSITION & ARENA SHOW Presented by flilCKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS Of AMERICA, Memphis, Tenne$"Se: ·FORWARD ON LIBERTY' TE M'' OUR SCOUTS ARE ROAD BUILDERS TOO BUILDERS OF THE ROAD CALLED \\THE AMERICAN WAY OF LIFE" We Are PROUD Of Our BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA ROAD BUILDERS EQUIPMENT CO. 285 E. Calhowi Memphis, Tenn. .. pre6enling THE 1953 BOY SCOUIT IEXIPOSllTll 0 N AND ARENA SHOW ~*~ CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. ~*~ March 13-14, 1953 SHELBY COUNTY BUILDING & ARENA BUILDING MID-SOUTH FAIR GROUNDS Through the courtesy of THE MEMPHIS PARK COMMISSION p 337 MADISON AVENUE • MEMPHIS 1, TENNESSEE JOHN N. WIMMER JOE E. WIMMER PRINTERS OF THIS BOOKLET Best Wishes To The Boy Scouts of Memphis and Shelby County Columbian Mutual Life Insurance Co. HOTPOINT APPLIANCES i::f Automatic Electric Ranges i::f Super Stor Refrigerators i::f Automatic Dishwashers & Disposals i::f Automatic Washers, Dryers & Ironers i::f Electric Water Heaters i::f Home Freezers i::f Air Conditioners & Dehumidifiers i::f Metal Cabinets Distributed By STRATTON-WARREN HARDWARE CO. Memphis, Tenn. 2 • THE 1953 BOY SCOUT EXPOSITION~~ =- ":~ .... ~~ • CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. Member of The Memphis & Shelby County Community Chest The entire membership of Chickasaw Council welcomes you to the 1953 Boy Scout Exposition and Arena Show. Throughout the year your Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts and Explorer• Scouts participate in a wide range of activities within their respective Packs, Troops and Posts. This Exposition and Arena Show affords your Scouts the opportunity of demonstrating to you that Scouting, while building character and training for citizenship, is fun. Four camps are provided for the camping and outdoor program which is so fundamental a p a rt of Scouting. Kamp Kia Kima is a summer camp located at Hardy, Arkansas. Camp Currie r near Eudora, Mississippi, i open the year 'round and your Explorers have a campsite on Cemetery Ridge at Sardis Lake, Mississippi. Negro Scouts have their Camp Fuller in T. 0. Fuller State Park south of Memphis. The net proceeds of the Exposition and Arena Show are used only for permanent camp improvements as these cannot be paid for with Community Chest funds which provide only for current operating expenses. The Scouts, Scouters and Staff of Chickasaw Council appreciate your support of this undertaking and hope that it merits your appr.oval. 2 Fine Stores to Serve You CHARLES M . CRUMP President, CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A. , INC. IN ,SURANCE ~,~. 1460 Union Avenue 145 South Main 81 Monroe Phone 5-3581 3 ··--------------· ·-·-............................................ ...................................... .................................... -~--- Mill helps adults go Mill.. is times great foe THE · BOY SCOUT ORGANIZATION IS THE BUILDER OF TOMORROW'S MEN MEMPHIS FRESH MILK IS THE CONST ANT COMPANION OF HEAL TH FOR ALL AGES MIO - SOUTH MILK PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION OU ne.ver outg row Your need for ilkl - ~ I BOY SCOUT EXPOSITION -~. ~ "" ... .. CHl,CKASA W COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. Member of The Memphis & Shelby County Community Chest We of Chickasaw Council welcome you to this our fifth Boy Scout ·Exposition. We are glad you came to see the Exposition for in so doing you recognize and pay tribute to the volunteer scout leaders and more than 7000 Cubs, Scouts, and Explorers who have spent countless hours in hard preparation for the demonstration of the scouting program in action. This exposition is the climax to months of interesting and careful preparation in the Den, Pack, Troop, and Explorer unit meeting. It is the units opportunity to show mother, dad, friend, and the public at large how scoutings plan of "learning. by doing" helps Scouts to become self-reliant and prepares them for participating citizenship. Grateful appreciation is extended to the Boy Scout Exposition committee, to the officials of the City of Memphis, the Memphis Park Commission, Board of Education, Mid-South Fair Association, the press, television, and radio. To the advertisers in our program booklet, and the parents and friends of scouting who have teamed up to make this Exposition an outstanding success. J. D. CARRUTH General Chairman 1953 Bov ScouT EXPOSITION For Baking That's . . . Always Right . .. Always Light Try LIGHT CRUST FLOUR J. 0. GOSHORN COMPANY * CLAYTON-BROWN COMPANY Wholesale Distributors 5 ------------------------------···----······ ----~-········------··--"··--.. --........ . j Best Wishes Montana Ferro Alloys, Inc. 6 PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. OF MEMPHIS 3 16 So. Front Street Phone 5-0788 -----·----------.........._-········-----------······--- l' HE 1953 BOY SC 0 UT EXPOSITION COMMITTEES J. D. Carruth, General Chairman LAYOUT AND ASSIGNMENT COMMITTEE C. A. Atkinson C. J. Nolan Jack P. Goldschmid Phil Emerick E. L. Vandiveer Jay L. Morgan, Jr. Lynn H. Ferguson Ford Turner CLINIC COMMITTEE J. D. Tennison, Jr. W. Gordon Morris Charles M. Crump C. A. Atkinson Jack P. Goldschmid William H. Fisher Ira G. Goldsmith A. J . McWeeny, Jr. M. J. Vosse, Jr. Charles C. Handly Robert L. Irwin, Jr. W. R. Moyers, Jr. Howard M. Grube Henry Winkleman JUDGING AND A WARDS COMMITTEE Jack P. Goldschmid R. M. Bentley, Jr. J . L. Robertson, Sr. J. R. Barber F. T. Thayer Jack Liles B. B. Gary E. L. Williamson Ray Coltharp H. R. Blackwood Norman Houston R. I. Highgate PROGRAM BOOKLET COMMITTEE William H. Fisher W. Gordon Morris Ira G. Goldsmith DECORATIONS COMMITTEE Robert L. Irwin, Jr. R. W. Lundquist Ernest Maynard Bill Dixon ATTENDANCE AND TICKETS COMMITTEE Ira G. Goldsmith Robert M. Bentley T. J. McGuire J. D. Tennison, Jr. C. A. Atkinson Ray Herzog 7 PARADE COMMITTEE Charles C. Handly Thurman J. Frashure CONCESSIONS COMMITTEE W. R. Moyers, Jr. J. E. Morton Ralph Young W. L. Waddell David Derryberry John K. Patterson SERVICE UNITS COMMITTEE Howard M. Grube C. J. Nolan Gabe Bamberger PARTICIPATION COMMITTEE Henry Winkleman Thurman J. Frashure ARENA SHOW COMMITTEE A. J. McWeeny, Jr. R. W. Lungquist E. D. Thompson H. Rapp J. Seaton H.J. Ward B. W. Beaumont Samuel D. Renfro Marvin Ackerman Louis Pritchett PUBLICITY COMMITTEE M. J . Vosse, Jr. Thurman J. Frashure Charles C. Handly Herbert F. Hemker Rev. Joel Wiggs E. L. Williamson Jay L. Morgan, Jr. Rev. Harry Williams RECEPTION AND GUEST COMMITTEE C. M. Crump, Chairman W. yordon Morris, Sec. C. Arthur Bruce A. K. Burrow H. M. Clayton P. A. Clayton T. P. Howard Elton A. Reeves, Jr. W. L. Sharp Alvan F. Tate, Jr. FACTS ABOUT CHICKASAW COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. The area of Chickasaw Council comprises DeSoto, Tate, Panola Counties, Mississippi; the eastern half of Crittenden County, Arkansas; Shelby County, Tennessee. The Council Headquarters is located at 416-420 Manufacturers & Merchants Bhilding, 198 South Main St., Memphis, Tenn. In this area there are the following: White Troops ______ __ ________ _________ 90 White Posts ____________ ____ ______________ 20 White Packs ____________________________ 66 Negro Troops __________________________ 77 Negro Packs __________ ____________ ______ 29 Negro Posts------------------------------ 2 TOT AL UNITS _____ ___________ __ 284 White Scouts _____________________ 2, 7 44 White Explorers---------------- 244 White Cub Scouts _____________ -2,064 Negro Scouts ______________ __ __ .... 1,501 Negro Cub Scouts____ __ ________ 627 N egro Explorers___ _____________ 23 TOT AL BOYS ___ ______________ 7 ,603 Including the Scoutmasters, Cubmasters, Explorer Advisors, Assistant Scoutmasters, Assistant Cubmasters, Den Mothers, District and Neighborhood Commissioners, Merit Badge Counselors, Council Members there are 2,429 leaders. These 2,429 leadars plus the 7,603 Scouts and Cub Scouts make a grand total of 10,032 people who are connected with Chickasa"v Council. The Council operates three camps, Camp Currier, Kamp Kia Kima and Camp Fuller. Camp Currier, near Eudora, Miss., has 340 acres of rugged woodland on which are 35 cabins, a 15 acre lake for boating and fishing, one of the best swimming pools in the South, Headquarters Building, Health Lodge, Dining Hall and oth er buildings. The camp is open the year round. Kamp Kia Kima, near Hardy, Ark., is located on 155 acres on the South Fork of Spring River. This camp, in the foothills of the Ozarks, will be opened in June. Canoeing, swimming, woodcraft, games provide fun for all. There are 24 buildings on the camp site, most of which are built of native stone. Camp Fuller for Negro Scouts is located in the T. 0. Fuller State Park which is just five miles south of the Memphis City Limits. It is a splendid camp with fine facilities for real outdoor experiences. Any profits which accrue from the Boy Scout Exposition will be used to improve and develop the camping facilities of the Council. Without the proceeds from the Boy Scout Exposition it would not be possible to carry through on the development of bigger and better camping facilities for the ever-increasing number of boys in the Council. Chickasaw Council has had a growth in boy membership of 80% in the past ten years. It now has the largest membership in its history. NEW CARS AND STATION WAGONS I 05 So. Second - 8-3115 NEW TRUCKS 148 So. Second - 5-6767 8 Compliments of A Friend ---------- ----·-···- - -~------------------------------ CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD FOR THE YEAR 1953 Charles M. Crump ......... .. _ ................................................................................... President T. Robert Acklen ........................................................................................ Vice-President R. D. Fuller .................. ................................................................................ Vice-President Elton A. Rieves, Jr ....................................................................................... Vice-President J. R. Walker ................................................................................................ Vice-President R. C. Mays ............................................................................................................ Treasurer Herbert F. Hemker ............................................................................ Scout Commissioner W. Gordon Morris .................................................................................... Scout Executive DISTRICT CHAIRMEN F. T. Thayer .......................................................................................... Northeast District E. L. Williamson .................................................................................. Northwest District R. J. Corlthrop ..................................................... ................................. Southeast District Doyle Nance .......................................................................................... Southwest District J. L. Robinson ...................................................................................... Crittenden District J . R. Barber .......................................................................................... Mississippi District COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Jack P. Goldschmid .......................................................................... Activities Committee Russell Perry .............................................................................. Advancement Committee A. K. Burrow .............................................................. Awards & Resolutions Committee P. A. Clayton .................................................................................... Camping Committee M. S. Shepherd Tate .............................................. Constitution & By-Laws Committee T. Robert Acklen .............................................................................. Cubbing Committee J. M. McKnight .............................................................................. Explorimg Committee J. R. Walker ........................................................................................ Finance Committee Dr. P. ThurmaR Crawford .................................................. Health & Safety Committee Edwin Dalstrom .......................................................................... lnier-Racial Committee Howard M. Grube ........................................................ L1tadership Training Committee J. D. Tennison, Jr ............................................... Organization & Extension Committee Joe G. Helms .................................................................................... Outfitters Committee M. J. Vosse ............................................................................ Public Relations Committee J. D. Carruth .................................................................................. Exposition Committee R. C. Mays ........................................................................................ Personnel Committee Dr. A. W. Dick.. ......................... ................................... Committee on Religious Awards Henri Benner C. Arthur Bruce H. M. Clayton Ben B. Coffey, Jr. Dr. A. W. Dick Lewis R. Donelson, Jr. Phil Emerick Bruce W. Ewing Wm. Henry Fisher F: Joe Flanagan MEMBERS-AT-LARGE B. B. Garey Jack P. Goldschmid E. C. Grissom W. P. Halliday Charles C. Handley T. P. Howard F. ~lyde Lambert Allen Morgan R. C. Mays Dr. Arthur R. Porter, Jr. R. G. Ramsay, Sr. 9 C. W. Rittelmeyer E. B. Saunders Dr. H. C. Schmeisser Dr. George A. Scott W. L. Sharpe J. L. Skinner L. K. Thompson, Jr. R. A. Trippeer D. L. Valentine Harry G. Webb Booth I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 ~ 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37-9 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55-6 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 DIRECTORY Subject Sponsoring Institution Unit Pets ......................................... Highland Heights Presbyterian Churc:1h .......................................................... Pack 12 Handicraft .. ........................... Highland Heights Methodist Churclt .......................................... .................... Pack 93 Forestry ................................... Fisherman's Club, St. Matthew's Methodist Church ............................... ..... Troop 24 Keeping Strong ..... ..... ........... Fisherrnan's Club, St. Matthew's Methodist Church ............ .......................... Pacl 24 Games .................................... Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion .................................................... Pack 219 ~o0:~~~~~i~9·_-_-_·.·.·.·.·::_·_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_--·_-_-_-_-_- ~·le~il~il~r!~~~~!ria·!·ACh·~-;~h:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::::i~::: i~ Plumbing ............... ....... .......... . Fisherman's Club, St. Matthew's Methodist Church .... .. ........... ... .................... Post 24 Woodcarving..... ......... . ..... Park Avenue Cumberland Presbyterian Church ............................................ Troop 89 Photography .. ........................ The Elks Club, lnc ............ .............................................. ..... ........ ...... ................ Troop 270 Bird Study .............•.... _____ __ Speedway Terrace Baptist Church .................................................................. Troop 222 Scout Literatur11 .................... Millington Rotary Club ..................................................... _ .......................... -l_roop 70 Marksmanship ......................... lmmaculate Conception Church ...................................... _ .............................. lroop 36 Astronomy .............................. Mclemore Avenue Presbyterian Church ........................ ................................ Troop 48 Farm Machinery .................... First Assembly of God Church ........................................................................ Troop 90 Painting ................................... Union Avenue Baptist Church .......................................................................... Troop 19 Handicraft .................. ............ Rebecca Memorial Methodist Church ......... ..................................................... Pack 79 Metal Work.. .......... ......... .. .. Hernando Rotary Club ...................................................................................... Troop 41 Metal Work ........................... Highland Heights Baptist Church .................................................................. Troop 98 ~~~~=!u~~a~'.-~~-----~---------~-~-----~:~!~ g:~!~:: g;:/~ g/~~:::.-:.-::::::::::::::::.-::.-:.-:::.-.-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.-::.-:::.-.·::::r:::! ~:: Handicraft .............................. Mallory Heights School P.T.A. ..... . ·---····-----··-··---------------··----Pack 91 Office ......... .................. .......... ..... .................................... ... .... ............................ ................................................... ................. . Nature ..................................... White Station Civic Club ....................... . -····-····-···-·-----------·--···Pack 5 Expedition .. .. . ---·· ····-··----· --· St. John's Episcopal Church ............................................................ .................... Post 42 Ceramics ..................... _ ........ Highland Heights Presbyterian Church .................................................. ........ Troop 35 Pack Racks ............................. Park Avenue Lodge ...................................................... , ..................................... Troop 74 Nature Study ................. ... ... White Station Improvement Club ........... ,,, ___ ··· ··- · ·-·---------Troop 21 Personal First Aid ... ,, ... ____ Prescott Memorial Baptist Church ..................... ............................................. Troop 64 Carnival ........... ....................... St. Anne's Catholic Church ................................................................................ Pack 54 Plaster Molds ·······--·-- ....... Union Avenue Baptist Church .............. ... ........................................................... Pack 27 ~:nod~~~:!!:.: ... ~:::-:··::~::::: ·:~ ~;;.:i~!Olu~c~!:i~ c9~1,~·.:::·.-.·.:::·:.::::::::·.::::::·.-.:::::::::-.:::::·.-.-.-.-.-.:::::::::·.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.--.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.::~'POa°J ~~ Photography ..... .. .. .... ..... ......... Mclean Brotherhooc!, Mclean Baptist Church ............................................ Troop 44 Let's Give A Party........... .. St. Luke's Methodist Church .............................................................................. Pack 40 Fun House ........................ _ .. ldlewild Presbyterian Church .................................................................. ............ Pack I Rocket Ship ............. -- .... Temple Israel Sisterhood ....................................................................................... Pack 25 Cub lndians ........................... Methodist Fellow Workers Bible Class ........................ ....... ............................. Pack 14 Things That Go---····--····· Lawler P.T.A. ........................................................................................................ Pack 86 Electricity .. _. .................... ................................ ............................. .............................................. ........... ................ Troop 216 Cub Scout Sailors _________ Macon Road Presbyterian Church ............................ - .. - ................. _ ...... Pack 32 Handicraft __ __ _ ............... Winchester Civic Club ........................................................................................ Pack 207 Electricity ............................... Temple Israel ................................................................................................... Troop 25 Chemistry .... ..... .............. ........ Trinity Methodist Church ........... ,. ......... ..... -·---·-------·- ..... ... Troop 13 Handicraft ............................. Jackson Avenue Methodist Church .................................................................. Pack 61 Bird Study .............................. Grace St. Luke's Episcopal Church ................................................... ............. Troop 34 Transportation .. ........... ..... ..... Second Presbyterian Church .............................. ................................................ Pack 55 Taxidermy ............................... Decatur Street Christian Church .................................................................... Troop 27 Tin Can Craft...... ....... . ..... Union Avenue Methodist Church .................................................................... Troop 7 Clay Modeling ...... ,. ______ St. John's Episcopal Church .............................................................................. Pack 42 Camping ..... ·--·····-··-···--- Sacred Hbart Catholic Church ........................................................................ Troop 49 Bookbinding .. -···· ...... ____ .Disciples c.f Chirst, Central Christian Church .............................................. Troop 43 Circus ...................................... Prescott Memorial Baptist Church .................................................................... Pack 64 ~l:~:ri~~~~:::::::~::::::::::::::::· ~~l;:~e·~~h!~~~i5bh~~:h~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::::i;::: :~ Indian Lore ......................... Firestone Tire and Rubber Company ................................................................ Pack 59 Conservation .......................... Holy Name Society of Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church ...................... Troop 22 Games............. ........ .... ....... .Bellevue Baptist Church ...................................................................................... Pack 15 Surveying ............................... West Memphis Junior Chamber of Commerce, lnc ..... .... .......................... Troop 232 Pioneering .... . · ..... .... ................ . Temple Mef.hodist Church, Lucy, Tenn •............................ .......... .................... Troop 213 Leathercraft.. .. ... . - _ .......... Bellevue Baptist Church .................................................................................... Troop 15 Model Airplanes ..... -····--·· Highland Heights Methodist Church .............................................. ............... Troop 93 Zoology ..... .... ·-----····--··········Adult Bible Class of St. John's Methodist Church __________________ _ Troop 5 Camping ....... .......................... Glenview Presbyterian Church ........................................................................ Troop 11 Farm Layout .. ............. ---· Crawfordsville Rotary Club .................... ..... _ ............... _ ....... ,, ... ___ ........ _ Troop 18 ~;;,';~:-~.- .-.~.---_·:::.·.-~:.·::::.·::::::.-.-.-.-:. ~:;,: ~:~~is~c~~r~~~- ~:::::::: :::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::i;::: ~~ Emergency Skills . ......... ___ Men's Bible Class, Jackson Avenue Methodist Church .................................. Post 61 Fingerprinting ·-·--· --····· Holy Name Society, St. Michael's Catholic Church .................................. Troop 66 ~~~'::.:'dsi~i:..· .. ·.-..·_-_-_-_-_--~~-~-~.-.-.-:~~~.e".i!i,'~·s ~:r~~:~:j g~~~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::i~:~~ 2 ~~ Camping ............. ..... ............... Firestone Tire and Rubber Company ..... ------··---·······----- -· .. ···-···· .Troop 59 Indian Lore ................. ..... - Kiwanis Club of Raleigh .................................................................................... Troop 58 10 Booth 77 78 79 80 81-2 83 84 85 86 87 118 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 DIRECTORY Subject Sponsoring Institution Unit Handicraft ····--··-··-···--···Buntyn Presbyterian Church ............................................................................... P<1ck 8 1Kist:~t--~i~~:::::.::::::::·:·········:·_:-.:~~t~1·~0:J:rh~~~--Ch~~~h·.::::·:::::····:·.~~:·.::=.::::=.:::::::~:_::::::::==:~::::_~P0a:'k r~ Map & Compass ................ Grahamwood P.T.A ..................................................................... ·-··-··----··· Troop 92 Mardi Gras ..... .. _ Fellowship Class of Trinity Methodist Church ............................................... Pack 43 Stalking ............................... _ Jackson Avenue Methodist Men's Club ................................. .. ····· -···-···· Troop 61 Scout Games ... ........... Young Adults Class, St. Luke's Methodist Church ... --------······-··· .Troop 14 Handicraft _ ---·· St. Luke's Methodist Church ... ---··-··-·· . . . . .. .. ..... _ ········- .... Pack 2 ~~t:e~id ·= :_·:.:·= ·- ~~k~a~eB::~!:t ~~~~h~1 ~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::~:::i~~~: ~~ Linoleum .............................. Park Avenue Cumberland Presbyterian Church ........... , _ ..................... Pack 28 Emerg•ncy Skills Central Christian Church . ··-··· ····--········· ·--··-··· ····· ······· ·· ·········· ···········-······Post 43 Handicraft .... - .. West Memphis Rotary Club ............. ·-··-····---·----·-··-·--·-··--··--····-· Pack 31 Handicraft..... Glenview Presbyterian Church -···-····----.............. _... ... ... ...... Pack 11 Camp Craft . ----- ·- First Methodist Church ................... ·-··················· ········· --··--·--·---·---··- Troop I Cycling.......... .Rebecca Memorial Methodist Church ........ ,. .. ____ ··--.. ··---·-·· .. -.... Troop 79 Leatherwork . _ St. Stephen's Methodist Church ·-------........... _............................. ..Troop 200 Safety.______ _ ... Grahamwood School P.T.A.............. ··---··---·-----··---·-·-·-Pack 92 First Aid to Animals . . . Second Presbyterian Church....................................................... . ... Troop 55 Bird House . Holy Name Society, St. Michael's Catholic Church ...................................... Pack 66 Handicraft. Springdale School P.T.A.. .. .. .... ···-····· ·-····-·· ···--··· ·--·· ········--···- .... Pack 51 Fishing... ..Springdale Civic Club,_ .. _ __ ,, _____ , ......................................................... Troop 51 SERVICE UNITS Concession Stand............... . ....... .. Highland Heights Presbyterian Church..... . ..... ........................ ... . ........ Post 35 Concession Stand ......................................... Holy Name Society, St. Michael's Catholic Church . . ... Crew 66 Ticket Takers. ·····---·······---···· Chelsea Avenue Methodist Church................ . ........... ......... .. ...... Troop 205 Service.. ...... ... _ ··- ............... International Harvester & Frayser Alta Vista Civic Club ___ ·-····-·---·-- Troop 45 Service .·--~- .. ···---......... -······ ...... - . Park Avenue Cumberland Presbyterian Church . . .. ... . . . .... Post 201 Service --·-··-----··-···-··----Memphis Civitan Club ................................................. ····· ····------·----·-· Troop 33 Service ........ ·-· ...• _ . . . St. Anne's Catholic Church .................. . ... Troop 82 Service _________ ........... _-·-··-·· St. Paul's Methodist Church ________________ ........ ......... .... .. . . ... Troop 60 ARENA SHOW Troop Scoutmaster Sponsoring Institution 270............ . Melvin G. Leonard. ............. ..... ......... . ........ The Elks Club, Inc. 33 .. __ ... ... .. B. W. Beaumont _ .............. ............ .. ·····--··----··""" . Memphis Civitan Club 51 ................ ---·····------ __ G. C. Handly..... .. .. . ... ....... .. ...... . .. Springdale Civic Club 58 .................. ·-··-············--···-······ . . ...... A. J. McWeeny, Jr. . ...... ..... --·------····- ·--·· Kiwanis Club of Raleigh 204.... . .............. _ Albert M. Ferguson, Jr. ............................. . .... Ellendale Methodist Church 91 ..... ................ ........ . .................. Earl C. Berry. . _ .. ............. ....... . ....... Mallory Heights P.T.A. 97 ...... __ --·-· ____ -···· .Robert L. Irwin, Jr. . ...................................... ........ ............. Parkway Baptist Church GATES LUMBER CO. Retail Lumber and Mill Work 1256 S. Bellevue Phone 9-1661 II Nunnery's Exclusive Cleaners ·w. M. Rattan & Co. N. A. Carter Lytle McKee Cotton Co. Drake Cleaners The Wagner Co. E. R. Barrow and G. Worthen Agee Richards Manufacturing Co. Vosse & Bick, Advertising HOHENBERG BROS. CO. COTTON MERCHANTS 131 S. Front St. 12 J ____ .......... .. BRITLING CAFETERIAS Since 19'.Z 1 a Good Place to Eat 155 Madison 75 Union CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. LIST OF UNITS, LEADERS AND SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS NORTHEAST DISTRICT F. T. Thayer. .... .. . ............. ...................... District Chairman ]. D. Tennison, Jr ......... ............... .... ..... District Vice Chairman T. J. M, Guirr , III .... Di;trict Com111i1sinnrr '/'u;ops Scou/111a;ter 9 R. D. Rainey 22 E. H. Wainwright S ponsonng fnJtztution Evergreen Presbyterian Church Holy Name Society of Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church 32 R. J. Harper, Sr. Macon Road Men's Club 33 B. W. Beaumont Memphis Civitan Club 35 J. R. Hurt Highland H"eights Presbyterian Church 51 C. C. Handly Springdale Civic Ciub 58 A. J . McWeeny, Jr. Kiwanis Club of Raleigh 61 J. C. Coleman, Jr. Jackson Ave. Methodist Men's Club 66 E. D. Thompson Holy Name Society-St. Michael's 92 93 98 200 204 211 216 C. W. Mason B. B. Billingsley D. P. Watts William Hughes Catholic Church Grahamwood P.T.A. Highland Heights Methodist Church Highland Heights Baptist Church St. Stephens Methodist Cburch Ellendale Methodist Church The First Baptist Church Everett Memorial Methodist Church Albert M. Ferguson, Jr. James R. Chumley H. Y. Coleman Pack.1 (. ub111aster Sponsonng Institution Highland Heights Presbyterian Church Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church Macon Road Presbyterian Church 12 R. R. Hardcastle 22 R. E. Boering 32 R. W. Walters UNITED SERVICE & RESEARCH, INC. Realtors and Mortgage 8dnkors 81 Madison Bldg. Phone 5-5303 13 Packs 38 51 58 61 66 83 86 92 93 Cubmastei R. C. Kelley Charles I. Loop G. S. Abernathy George W. Bradley Hugh Ryland Sponso1in{! Institution Taylor Memorial Christian Church Springdale School P.T.A. Kiwanis Club of Raleigh Jackson Avenue Methodist Church Holy Name Society, St. Michael's Catholic Church Robert W. Hunter Immanuel Lut·heran Men's Club H. P. Presley Lawler P.T.A. 0. Sylvester Grahamwood School P.T.A. Clifford B. Corder Highland Heights Methodist Church 204 211 224 W. C. Forsythe Methodist Church, Ellendale, Tenn. C. M. Ballard First Baptist Church William M. Dorr, II Memphis Junior Po1t.1 PoJt Adi'isor 22 W. A. Kinney 32 J. R. Arnoult 35 W. R. Moyer 58 W. J. Wood 61 R. J. Billions 206 P. F. Glenn, Sr. Chamber of Commerce Sponsorinl! In;tztution Holy Name Society of Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church Macon Road Men's Club Highland Heights Presbyterian Church Raleigh Christian Church Men's Bible Class-Jackson Avenue Methoaist Church Bolton High School P.T.A. BUSTER BROWN OFFICIAL BOY SCOUT SHOES c6)Ji-tJ~ SHOE STORE 8 So. Main "Memphis' Largest ~ho• Store'' ........,;::...__.........;:::.......::::.:::;=====------=:-=... : .:.::.; .;:. ;.: .:.::.: .:.: :.; .;.: ;. =....= . ... ..... -----------------------------------------·-------- Dealers Wanted The W. T. Rawleigh Co. Manufacturers of Rawleigh's Good Health Products Medicines, Insecticides and Disinfectants, Food Products, Extracts, Flavors, Spices, Soaps, Toilet Preparations, Cleansers, Polishes, Stock and Poultry Preparations, Etc. 139 W. Illinois Phone 9-7661 MEMPHIS, TENN. GLASGOW & LAZARUS Distributors Lion Oil Products Kelly-Springfield Tires Automotive Parts and Accessories I 073 Riverside Drive 1327 Jackson Ave. Phone 35-2519 Phone 2-6256 Humphreys Mills Company 11 HONEY SUCKLE CREAM MEAL" For Best Foods Best Service Best Prices Buy At FRED MONTESl'S SUPER MARKETS 7 69 South Cooper 3362 Summer 2926 Poplar 14 W. J. CURRY & SON REALTORS INSURANCE 224-225 FALLS BLDG. PHONE 37-4416 DeSoto Pain t & Varnish Co. CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. LIST OF UNITS, LEADERS AND SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS NORTHWEST DISTRICT E. L. Williamson ..... ............. .............................. District Chairman E. C. Grissom .............. .. .... ............ ... .. ....... District Vice Chairman I. G. Goldsmith ........ .... ... ..... .... ............ ... .. District Commissioner Troops Scoutmaster Sponsoring Institution Packs Cubmaster Sponsoring Institution I b 13 14 15 25 27 44 45 49 59 b3 70 205 213 222 270 T. A. Vinson, Jr .. .First Methodist Church Louis A. Cooper Baron Hirsch's Men's Club Douglas Smith, Jr. Trinity Methodist Church R. N. Weeks .. Young Adults Class, St. Luke's Methodist Church Brewer Crawford . . Bellevue Baptist Church Henry Klein •+ - • - Temple Israel Lloyd Adams Decatur Street Christian Church Guy Petty ____ McLean Brotherhood, Mclean Baptist Church W. T. Gilroy . Frayser-Alta Vista Civic Club & International Harvester Co. Jerome E. Herbers.. S11cred Heart Catholic Church L. R. Tognetti Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. Frank Noble . .... Knights of Columbus Robert S. Langland .Millington Rotary Club Joseph H. Harrison Methodist Men's Club of Chelsea Avenue Methodist Church Douglas McGoon .Temple Methodist Church, Lucy, Tenn. M. M. Huckabee Speedway Terrace Baptist Church Melvin G. Leonard The Elks Club, Inc. F. G. BARTON COTTON CO. 7 14 15 lb 25 2b 43 45 49 59 70 80 207 Posts 45 15 James D. Charton Mclean Baptist Church W. T. Ware, Sr. Methodist Fellow Workers Bible Class Joe Helms .. Bellevue Baptist Church E. C. Grissom . Optimist Luncheon Club Alvin B. Salomon . Temple Israel Sisterhood D. Roy Collins St. Mary's Cathedral-Episcopal J. E. Duffee, Jr. Fellowship Class of Trinity Methodist Church W . F. Schroeder .International Harvester Corporation William Edward Stemmler ... Sacred Heart Catholic School A. T. Edwards Firestone Tire and Rubber Company Lt. Harr. .. Fleet Reserve Association , Branch Sb, Millington Joseph Owen Wilkinson . . Fellowship Bible Class, Millington Methodist Church Joseph T. McKittrick Winchester Civic Club Post Advisor S Pon.soring Institution S. A. BoucL International Harvester, Inc. artd the Frayser-Alta Vista As Memphis Knows, So Will America Leonard's Pit Barbecue Is Supreme I 140 South Bellevue Driv In Phone 39-40 I 0 ..................................................................... llliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiO--;;;;;;;;;;=~;;::-;:::~~==--==-- - ---· ---- Boy Scouts of today will lead our community and our country tomorrow. They deserve your support and encouragement. StanJarJ PRINTING & SUPPLY CO. MEMPHIS MARX & BENSDORF Real Estate Sales and Insuranc e I 19 South Court Phone 8-1 121 Best Wish es To All Scouts R. P. HARRIS GRAVEL PIT CO. F. L. "Mutt" Abernathy, Owner ..... ------~---············----·-·············· -·· ······-······---~~ -- * 16 Phone 35-2391 Box 5388 Whitehaven, Tenn. J. F. SHELTON COMPANY Specializing MUELLER HEATING LEWIS SUPPLY CO. and CURTIS AIR CONDITIONING 198-200 Poplar Avenue CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. LIST OF UNITS, LEADERS AND SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS SOUTHEAST DISTRICT R. J. Coltharp ... ........ ..... ... ................ ................. District Chairman A. B. Bowman .......................................... District Vice Chairman F. June Montgomery ............. .. . . ....... ... ..... District Vice Chairman Ray Herzog ........ .. ··············· ···· ·········-··-·- -·District Commissioner Troopf Scoutmaster S ponsorinl!, Institution Union Avenue Methodist Church Btintyn Presbyterian Church Temple Baptist Church Union Avenue Baptist Church White Station Improvement Club Fisherman's Club, St. Matthew's Methodist Church St. Luke's Methodist Church .St. John's Episcopal Church Collierville Rotary Club 7 E. A. Wilson 8 Dennis Earles I 0 Duane E. Mallery 19 Harry Simpkins 21 R. E. Felts .. 24 Bill Spickard 40 Bruce W. Ewing 42 Cameron Clough 50 0. C. Dean . 55 J. Millen Darnell 64 Alan M. Strautman, Sr. .Second Presbyterian Church Prescott Memorial Baptist Church American Legion, Memphis Post # I Park Avenue Lodge Elliston Avenue Baptist Church Rebecca Memorial Methodist Church Capleville Methodist Church School 68 0. N. Cole 74 Fred 0. Baker 75 Lee J. Visconti 79 Clifford C. Krone 81 E. N. Hall 82 William T. Waff _St. Anne's Catholic Church Germantown Civic Club Park Avenue Cumberland Presbyterian Church Tommy Young. South Central Civic Club W. K. Simpson .. Episcopal Church of Holy Communion 87 Robert E. Fleming 89 Raymond C. Tatom . 214 219 Packs ( ubnzaster Sponsoring Institution St. Luke's Methodist Church White Station Civic Club Buntyn Presbyterian Church .Fisherman's Club of St. Matthew's Methodist Church 2 George C. Elliott, Jr. 5 James A. Jacques, Jr. 8 Barrett Ogden 24 J. W. Gregory WHITTEN BROS. HARDWARE CO. 2909 Park Phone 4 -6268 WHITTEN BROS. NORMAL HARDWARE CO. 549 South Highland "Customers Must Be Satisfied " 17 Packs 27 28 Cub master Benson Sales Carl D. Gilmer, Jr. Sponsorinf!. lnstiiution Union Avenue Baptist Church Park Avenue Cumberland 40 W. F. Stephenson 42 Willard Dixon Presbyterian Church St. Luke's Methodist Church St. John's Episcopal Church St. Anne's Catholic Church 54 Charles R. Armon 55 E. R. Ledbetter Second Presbyterian Church Prescott Memorial Baptist Church South Park Civic Club 64 75 79 M. J. Vosse, Jr. Edward A. Tyler George F. Acred , Jr. Rebecca Memorial Methodist Church 8 I E. N. Hall Crossroads Club 82 Charles P. Jester, Jr. St . Anne's Catholic Church 214 217 219 220 221 Fred A. Kelley South Central Civic Club Luther P. Dickens . Union Avenue Methodist Church Henry Winfred Lancaster Episcopal Church of the Raymond J. Urbaniak Eugene R. Fuller Holy Communion St. John's ~Catholic Church Park Avenue Church of God Posts Post Ad1'isor S ponsorin.f!. Institution Fisherman's Club, St. Matthews Methodist Church St. Luke's Methodist Church St. John's Episcopal Church Rebecca Memorial Methodist Church St . Anne's Catholic Church 24 N. A. Schingle, Jr. 40 Howard M. Grube 42 A. B. Bowman 79 Ray M. Dalrymple, Sr. 82 Father Walter M. Emolo 20 I F. D. Grabowski Park Avenue Cumberland Presbyterian Church Why Not Make "PILLSBURY'S" Pancakes Part of Your Camping Trip? PILLSBURY MILLS, INC. Memphis, Tennessee • * ANDERSON, CLAYTON COOK & CO., Inc. & co. * • • ••• GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 1128 Union Phone 2-1 155 Compliments of A. K. BURROW ~ ••• GOODYEAR TIRES, TUBES AND BATTERIES 18 Ellis-Bagwell Drug Co. "The House That Service Built" Serving the Retail Drug Trade Exclusively 455 S. Front Memphis TOWN AND COUNTRY DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT Specializing 1n Fine Foods and Sodas 2842 Poplar Memphis CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. LIST OF UNITS, LEADERS AND SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS SOUTHWEST DISTRICT Doyle Nance ......................................................... District Chairman F. J Flanagan ............................................ District Vice Chairman C. A. Atkinson ....................... .............. .. .•. District Commissioner Troops Scoutmaster Sponsoring Institution 3 Bill Dixon.... Mclemore Avenue Christian Church 4 Roy L Reynolds Character Builders Bible Class of 5 R. C. Mays ... Madison Heights Methodist Church Adult Bible Class of St. John's Methodist Church 11 R. H. Hippel Glenview Pr-esbyterian Church 20 John D. Walt ldlewild Presbyterian Church 30 L E. Vanderveer Whitehaven Methodist Church 34 George P. Phillips Grace St. Luke's Episcopal Church 36 Alfred Distretti. _Immaculate Conception Church 43 H. Kenneth Humphreys Disciples of Christ- Ceotral Christian Church 48 Lloyd E. Church Mclemore Ave. Presbyterian Church 57 H. F. Bittlinger A. B. Hill School P.T.A. 60 J. W. Whitehead, Jr. St. Paul Methodist Church 62 Emery J. Ward Prospect Civic Club 84 Sam Fitzpatrick Longview Heights Civic Club 90 James Holiman First Assembly of God Church 91 Edrl C. Berry 'Mallory Heights P.T.A. 94 Clarence Allen, Jr. Calvary Methodist Church 95 D. R. Hepburn Kiwanis Club and Memphis Housing Authority SHELBY-SKIPWITH, INC. York Refrigeration and Air Conditioning 972 Union Ave. Phone 36-5461 19 Troops Scoutmaster 97 Robert L Irwin, Jr. 99 J. W. Willcox. 227 W. E. Kirkpatrick. 228 Joe C. Harris _ Pac.k Cubmaster I Theo Couch ... 6 T. Beecroft _ Desoto Sponsoring Institution Parkway Baptist Church ·- St. Thomas Church Heights Baptist Church .. Levi Civic Club Sponsoring Institution ldlewild Presbyterian Church .. Leslie Stratton Bible Class of St. John's Methodist Church 11 Cecil B. McDonald .. Glenview Presbyterian Church 34 Carlisle Page Grace St. Luke's Episcopal Church 44 G. W. Shill ... . Kiwanis Club of Whitehaven 56 Dudley S. Nichols Greenland Heights Methodist Church 60 James L. Walters .St. Paul's Methodist Church 90 W. H. Haltom ·- _ Pirst Assembly of God Church 91 H. B. Kirksey _._Mallory Heights School P.T.A. 99 John Scanlon St. Thomas Holy Name Society Posts Post Advisor Sponsoring Institution 4 Norman M. Eckert, Jr... Methodist Character Builder Bible Class 11 I. A. Wadlington, Jr ......... Glenview Presbyterian Church 43 John H. Barcroft _ Central Christian Church 91 W. L Shanks Mallory Heights P.T.A. Registered Polled Herefords GUILLORY FARMS BARTLETT, TENN. Phone 34-7334 Tate C. Carlisle, Mgr. Visitors Welc.ome ___ ....., ____ ...... ...__ ..,;.: .:.:.: .:.: :. :.:.: .:.:.: .:.::. :.:.: . :.:.: .:.:: . :.:." · ·'"·-·'··············-------······-····························-- C.M.GOOCH LUMBER CO. Memphis, Tennessee Compliments of The Nation a I-Rose Company 80-82 W. Virginia Memphis Manufacturers Perfect Sleeper Mattress Distributors Crosley Appliances Two Fa.vorites Duncan Hines Ice Cream Southern Ice Creams SOUTHERN ICE CREAM CO. 37-5344 Mernphis, Tenn. 20 Robinson Truck Lines The Wel-Bilt Products Co. "You Call We Haul" 150 East Virginia Ave. Memphis, Tennessee Little Rock, Arkansas CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. LIST OF UNITS, LEADERS AND SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS CRITTENDEN DISTRICT J. L. Robertson, Sr ..................... District Chairman E. L. Polk ............. ............... District Vice Chairman Thomas Williams ........... ..... District Vice Chairman Taylor Claiborne ........... ... - .. _District Commissioner Troops Scoutmaster 18 William Howe 23 William A. Griffin . 72 73 232 Ernest Crawford, Jr .. Tommy Sims F. Harry Lee. Packs Cub master 18 Allan Helms . 23 Don R. Newton 31 B. B. McCarley 72 John Stephen~ Post s Post Ad1·iso r 73 Fred Raedels, Jr. Use Sponsorin.e. l~ s titution Crawfordsville Rotary Club Methodist Church of Gilmore Marion Rotary Club West Memphis Rotary Club West Memphis Junior Chamber of Commerce, Inc. S ponsorin.e. Institution Crawfordsville Rotary Club Gilmore Methodist Church West Memphis Rotary Club Marion Rotary Club Sponsoring Institution West Memphis Rotary Club MISSISSIPPI DISTRICT J. R . Barber ... ............. ... ............... District Chairman J. J. Roberts ............... ........... District Commissioner Troops Scoutmaster 41 Laverne Sowell 52 G. B. Crawley 77 James Coleman 78 Edwin A. Flint 210 H. S. Handwerker Sponsoring Institution Hernando Rotary Club .. . . ............. Sardis Rotary Club .Senatobia Rotary Club Batesville Rotary Club Peach Creek Baptist Church, ·Pleasant Grove, Miss. 212 R. E. Rutherford Lake Comorant P. T. A. 215 Nelton D. Patterson Dougherty Lowrie Post I 3b of the American Legion, Coldwater, Miss . 234 W . R. Hammontree Methodist Men's Club , Packs Cub master 52 J. J. Roberts b9 H . G. Wallace 215 Turn er Allen 234 Milton Clay Herrington Olive Branch, Miss. Sponsoring Institution . ... Lions Club, Sardis, Miss. Horn Lake Booster Club American Legion No. I 3b, Coldwater, Miss. Methodist Men's Club, Olive Branch, Miss. Enjoy CANOVA COFFEE Roasted and packed by Canova Food·s, Inc. Memphis, Tenn. Tea • Extracts • Black Pepper • Salad Mus\ard • Worcestershire Sauce 21 WMC -79 ON YOUR RADIO DIAL WMCF -100 ON YOUR FM DIAL WMCT -TELEVISION-CHANNEL 5 The Mid-South's Most Complete Broadcasting Service ROT ARY LIFT COMPANY 22 ····· ············---·--················--- - --· --·-······················· · ···········-·-----·-- - ------------~--···-~- ' We Proudly Salute THE BOY SCOUTS I "Building the Leaders of Tomorrow- Today" I s S. C. TOOF & CO. PRINTERS • LITHOGRAPHERS • STATIONERS SYSTEMS DESIGNERS • OFFICE OUTFITTERS 195 MADISON • MEMPHIS Shop with Ease at Toof's While You Park Free Directly Across the Strnt TODDLE HOUSE America's 24-Hour Host Lehman-Roberts Company PHONE 33-2651 2529 SUMMER Bert Bates (INCORPORATED) HIGHWAY CONTRACTORS Lexington, Ky. Memphis, Tenn. 23 "THE FIRM THAT SATISFIES" C>PEN NIGHTS UNTIL 9 Ben Miller ------------- --------- ··-:....:. ====,,;_-------.....--~ , ___ ........ ANDERSON-TULLY CO. MEMPHIS, TENN. VICKSBURG, MISS. TENNESSEE'S LARGEST SAVINGS & LOAN INVITES YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT ' LEADER FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION 158 MADISON • PHONE 37 - 1554 24 LAYNE & BOWLER, INC. Continental Mortgage Company 624 Falls Building • Memphis, Tennessee Greetings to Music Sales Company DISTR IBUTORS OF our good friends M.G.M. Records I I 17 Union Ave. the Boy Scouts Phone 36-1776 Helen of Mempllis 1808 UNION AVENUE 25 --------------------------~~_,...;~~~ ······ · · -···-·---- ---~----- .... .. ~~~01rlfUl ~ml LIME AND lrU~~llUl5UU CEMENT CD: BUILDING MATERIALS Linden at Walnut Phone 8 -0211 TROY DOUTHIT CHAS. W. HA MON COMPANY INSURORS All Kinds of Insurance 5 North Third Phone 38-1341 Crump Lime & Cement Co. BUILDING MATERIALS 1570 LAMAR AVE. MEMPHIS, TENN. MEMPHIS AUTO PARTS COMPANY 1093 CHELSEA AVENUE GEORGE PERKINS PHONE 8-1202 26 TRUE-TAGG PAINT CO. THE SOUTH'S FINEST SINCE 1896 TRUE'S PAINT PRODUCTS "We Sold Your Great Grandfather,' •John A. Denie's Sons Co. Building Material 373 Adams Sterick Bldg. Compliments of Jack W. Pillow Co. ·-----~~u..-n•• •••u••~••._..•---·-•-•,.,-••-- Compliments of SOUTHERN MILLWORK and HARDWARE COMPANY E. L. MERCERE, INC. Compliments of A Friend PUFFY POPCORN CO. 309 South Second C. W. Simpson L. E. Hester 27 Best Wishes ALLEN REDD M I L E S 10 16 UNION AVENUE Crespi Cotton Co. Memphis, Tenn. Semmes Bag Co., Inc. The Superb Show Place of your home So Clear it's like having an eye in the sky -------· ------- DISTRICT MER C HANDISER S A L E S AGENCY Call us for your Dealer's Location TELEPHONE 32- 1836 FIRE, AUTOMOBILE A ND GENERAL INSUR A NCE LIBER A L REAL EST ATE LOANS REAL EST A TE SALES E. H. CRUMP & COMPANY The South's Largest Insurance Agency 28 Marl Metal Manufacturing Co. - Manufacturers- QUALITY CHROME AND PLASTIC DINETTES Factory & Show Room 208 W. Georgia Ave. Call 37-0256 Compliments of A Friend Compliments of Lincoln-Mercury Division and Ford Division of Ford .Motor Company Com p liments Swayne Latham Tires 1356 Union ' • Phone 2-8121 139 Vance • Phone 5-8477 2480 Chelsea at Hollywood • Phone 33. 1931 3386 Summer at National • Phone 33-9979 Compliments of Memphis Hardwood Flooring Co. Memphis 7, Tennessee 29 I 30 -------··· ·--~·- - --·-·············-------···=·--··-------- GMC YOUR TRUCK HEADQUARTERS For the Finest in New and Used Trucks Any Size and Most Any Make for Any Job GMC TRUCK AND COACH DIVISION GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION Compliments ol A Friend 660 S. Third St. Daniel T. McGown Claridge Garage Thompson Bros. lvtortuary Christie Cut Stone Company Allied Florist of Memphis Howard Graham Co., Inc. J>illsbury Mills, Inc. 8-3131 Richard Storch Shoe Store-Richard E. Wendt Among the many fine projects of the Boy Scouts is the preservation of our country's resources, particularly its forests. To best conserve our timberlands, the best and longest possible use of the lumber already processed is necessary. Lumber that is sprayed or painted with-or dipped in-COPPO lasts up to four times longer than untreated lumber. COPPO protects wood, and all fiberous materials, against the dangers of dry-rot, termites, and mildew. If you are planning to build, remodel or repair, call us for details about COPPO Copper-naphthenate's many advantages. W. M. BARR & COMPANY 2336 South Lauderdale Phone: 9-0352 MEMPHIS 6, TENNESSEE 31 - • CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. SEMINOLE DIVISION Troops Scoutmaster Sponsoring Institution I 00 Neverson Jones, Sr ........... .. Centenary Methodist Church 102 W. W. Cook ... Metropolitan Baptist Church I 03 Haywood Betts, Jr ... - ·· .. ....... . ... Mt. Olive Methodist Episcopal Cathedral 105 Henry B. Shannon Gospel Temple Baptist Church 107 George Curtis St. Stephen's Baptist Church 108 Samuel Richardson Manassas High School I 09 W. B. Hegman......... . .. Collins Chapel C.M.E. Church 110 Leonard Holley ......................... .. Weaver School 11 I Robert J. Shores. . . ........... Eastern Star Baptist Church 112 B. T. Dickerson .. Mt. Nebo Baptist Church 113 Chester Ruckner Greater Middle Baptist Church 114 Matthew W. DudetL ... Binghampton First 115 Charles Chatman Baptist Church Mississippi Boulevard Christian Church 11 b Cuba Brownlee, Sr . ...... ........... . Mt. Zion Baptist Church 117 M. M. Jaclson ___ White's Chap.11 Community School 118 George Williams . Riverview Christian Church 119 Frank A. Davis, Jr. .. Porter School P. T. A . 120 Frank Morgan.... ... .. Salem-Gilfield Baptist Church 121 Joseph Atkins ........ ... ... .. . . .... ........ ........ Lincoln School 122 Rochester Neely .... Hamilton High School 124 Oscar Cross . Douglass High School P. T. A. 125 Booker T. Seymore J. S. Phelix High School l ~ b Roscoe McVay Shelby County Training School 128 Clifton L. Grissom .. .. Shiloh Baptist Church 129 Leon H. Griffin Emmanuel Episcopal Church 131 0. L. Cash .. _ Hyde Park School 132 Lowell Wherry New Tyler A.M.E. Church 133 Louis Harrison .. Beulah Baptist Church 134 Joseph Simmons.. .. ........ Geeter High Schooi 135 Raymond Seay • Hill's Chapel Baptist Church I 3b J. E. Broome . . ..... .. Friendship Baptist Church 137 T. J. Loving ~ ............... Caldwell School 138 J. D. Taylor _Como Junior High School 139 J. H. Holmes... .. .. _. Oli~tt Baptist Church 140 W . B. Couch Caple1£ille School 141 George D. Clark, Jr. Magnolia School 143 L. D. Savage .. ..... .. Oahille Colored School 144 Johnnie Hicks Greater First Baptist .Church 145 Matthew R. Davis Coleman Chapel C.M.E. Church 14b Judge Hayes Shiloh Baptist Church 147 Minor f. Freeman ..... .. .. Springhill Baptist Church 148 John Henry Shields .. ... ... .St. James A.M.E. Church 149 Walter Houston. ...... Lewis Street Baptist Church 150 D. 0. Whitaker .. Post No. 142, American Legion 151 Charles E. Davis ............ Lutheran School 152 ,.,,dams Bailey ...... . LaRose School 155 Howard H. Jackson, Jr. . Vollentine Baptist Church I 5b Rev. H. L. Aldridge ___ Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church 158 John Everett Strong Brunswick Junior High School 159 Elias Hutcherson _ Bethel Presbyterian Church I b2 William Holman -· Mt. Gilliam Baptist Church lb3 Joe E. Wesley..... .. Chelsea First Baptist Church I b4 Chastene Thompson ... White Station School and New Philadelphia Church I b5 James Lester. ... . Greater Mt. Moriah Baptist Church BLOCK & UNOBSKY COTTON • McCall Building 32 Troops Scoutmaster S1!.onsorin2 Institution lbb Rev. Melvin Tolen ·-- _______ LeMoyne Gardens' Tenant Association I b7 James Johnson .............................. ... . Brook Avenue School lb8 Lucious Dantzler ....... ............. .. .......... First Baptist Church I b9 John Lee Greer .......... .......... Keel Avenue Baptist Church 170 Charles Horner E. A. Harrold Junior High School 171 Wardell Johnson . ... _______ Mt. Joyner Baptist Church 172 Charles Williams ................ .. Summerfield Baptist Church 173 J . Stanley Edmond ............... .. .. ................ . Greenhill School 174 J . W. Elion .. .... .......................... Senatobia Colored School I 7b Robert Mairley .......... Mt. Moriah Baptist Church 177 A. B. Owens, Jr .. ... . . ........ .................. Alonzo Locke School 179 Hosea Montgomery ·-·· .. Lane Avenue Bapfist Church 180 David Leigh ......... ........... ... .. Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church 181 Booker T. Banks ...... ..... .. ... ........ Hernando Colored School 182 Herman Dewitt Boyd ...... Barret's Chapel High School 183 Peter Murphy ___ -···-··- Progressive Baptist Church 184 Will Brown ....................... ..... New Salem Baptist Church 185 Louis 8. Waller-··· ..... Greater Mt. Zion Baptist Church I 8b William R. Thompson ...... Batesville Colored High School 188 Rodney F. Thomas ....... _. .. Warren Methodist Church P acks Cubmaster Sponsoring Institution Mt. Zion Baptist Church 100 Odell Guy ... ......... . I 0 I Booker Henderson, Sr . . ...... --·-······-----Douglass High 102 103 104 105 I Ob 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 118 119 120 121 122 125 12b 130 131 132 133 135 184 School P. T. A. William Cox......... ........ . .... ........ Kansas Avenue School Henry Pilcher ................................... Lester Street School E. A. Hawkf ns, Sr. ... . Metropolitan Baptist Church Samuel Harris .... ·--·---- Sunday School Department, Friendship Baptist Church Leslie Burrows .. Foote Homes Tenant Association Earvin Anderson .... West Memphis School Emmett Grant ...................... ........ .... Beulah Baptist Church Charlie Gipson .......... ....... ... Marion Colored High School Tommie Williams.... Eastern Star Baptist Church Arthur L. Peyton ................................ ............ Leath School R. J. Kelly ... -· ......... .. . .. ......... Grant School Hezikiah Malone............ ... .. Manassas High School Calvin E. Casey .. ... St. -Stephen's Baptist Church James Louis Wright ____ ,, Florida Street School LeRoy E. Thompson.... ..... . ........ ........ ...... Porter School W. L. Pamphlet ...... .. ................... ..... Hamilton High School Thomas Sherrod. .... Coleman Chapel i;;.M.E. Church Prescott Fisher ... ... ................. .. ......... .. Geeter High School Morris Murrell.. ........ .... ...... Lutheran Cooperative School Charles Jones .. .. . ........ .. , Mt. Pisgah C.M.E. Church Kennie Hardiman ............. LaRose School Jesse Bishop, Sr .. ····- .............. Lincoln School Obediah Morris .... ___ . Lane Avenue Baptist Church Elwood A , Fields ,,_, ....... _Men's Fellowship Club, Salvation Army James Washington...... ... • · ____ Mississippi Boulevard Chri1tian Church Louis Hester ..... ·----··-.. New Salem Baptist Church Posts Post-Advisors Sponsoring Instituticm 102 Van Lou .......... _ .Metropolitan Baptist Church 112 H. L. Hunter ...................... . Mt. Nebo Baptist Church FULLER ALIGNMENT SERVICE Specialists In WHEEL ALIGNMENT-BRAKE SERVICE MOTOR -ANALYSIS AND TUNE UP 853 Linden Phone 37-1646 SCOUTING with a PURPOSE No Youth Program in the world has a more sturdy framework for the building of resourceful, capable men, eager to accept responsibility, than the Boy Scout Movement. Healthy minds in healthy bodies are the best possible insurance for healthy mankind. Men with Scout training are upholding the best traditions of American citizenship throughout the world today. In a trained (but not regimented) citizenry rests the hope for the future of our nation. R. A. TRIPPEER CO. 185 E. Butler Ave. Memphis, Tenn. ORGILL BROTHERS & CO. 1847-1953 ''r----;,, Is ha" rXflUU '!J _ "We discover skills and crafts that are fun to learn and useful to know. We are also learning to know our country better. We are learning the qualities of character and leadership on which our country was ~founded. It's great to be a Scout. Every boy should join." A Boy Scout Swart tile Boy Stoats The Boy Scouts of Memphis are a Community Chest Agency LIBERTY'S TEAM all who believe in the dignity of man and individual freedom. LIBERTY'S FIRST TEAM those peoples who have shown the ability to govern themselves and who are now united in NATO. WELCOME the Boy Scouts of America and of all the Wodd on their team the Scouts world-wide organization might well show the way to World PEACE and FREEDOM ORGILL BROTHE S & CO. Wholesale Exclusively-Our 107th Year Memphis, Tenn. Little Rock, Ark. Jackson, Niss. Note Note for historical disclaimer <small><i>Please note that these documents are presented as they existed in their original form for historical accuracy. This document may contain racial or culturally insensitive language. Since the beginning in 1916, Scouting in Memphis has been regarded as a pioneer in interracial Scouting and equality; however, it still existed within the context of a segregated South. 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Calhoun Memphis, Tenn. �THE 1952 BOY SCOUIT IEXIPOSllTION ~*~ CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS O,F AMERICA, INC. ~*~ March 21-22, 1952 SHELBY COUNTY BUILDING & ARENA BUILDING MID-SOUT,H FAIR GROUNDS Through the courtesy of THE MEMPHIS PARK COMMISSION �Boy Scouts of today will lead our community and our country tomorrow. They deserve your support and MILLS-MORRfS CO. encouragement. MEMPHIS, TENN. StanJarJ PRINTING & SUPPLY CO. Printers of this booklet MEMPHIS HOTPOINT APPLIANCES i:I Automatic Electric Ranges i:I Super Stor Refrigerators i:I Automatic Dishwashers & Disposals i:I Automatic Washers, Dryers & Ironers i:I Electric Water Heaters i:I Home Freezers 'i:I Cabinets Distributed By STRAITON-WARREN HARDWARE CO. Memphis, Tenn. 2 �1952 BOY SCOUT EXPOSITION ~ ~~ "'~ CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. Member of The Memphis & Shelby County Community Chest Chickasaw Council welcomes y(}u to this great Boy Scout Exposition. The thousands of boys participating in the various demonstrations are having the fun and training which the Scouting program of character building and citizenship training affords. This Exposition is held for the primary purpose of presenting to parents and all interested people just what Scouts do, for we are deeply appreciative of the wholehearted support of the citizens of this area for this program which is so vital to our future citizens. The financial support necessary to carry on the work of Scouting is derived from the citizens of the area served by Chickasaw Council, who provid<' our op~rating budget. As we have no means of providing for capital expense for our three camps except through funds raised by the Exposition, the revenue, if any, from this Exposition will be used for permanent installations at the camps and none of the revenue will be used for operating expense. There are now 2,620 Cub Scouts, 3,877 Scouts and Explorers, a grand total of 6,497 boys in the Council. But there are thousands of boys of Scout and Cub Scout age who have not had the benefit of Scouting. The Council needs more volunteers to serve in this great work of training our youth so th.at an ever-increasing number of boys may have the fun of Scouting activities. ALVAN F. TATE, JR. President, CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. 2 Fine Stores to Serve You Crespi Cotton Co. Memphis, Tenn. 17 60 Union A venue 145 South Main 3 �* WEIL BROS.COTION, INC. Rhodes-Jennings Furniture Company Main at Jefferson 93 South Front Street * Among the many fine projects of the Boy Scouts is the preservation of our country's resources, particularly its forests. To best conserve our timberlands, the best and longest possible use of the lumber already processed is necessary. Lumber that is sprayed or painted with-or dipped in-COPPO lasts up to four times longer than untreated lumber. COPPO protects wood, and all fiberous materials, against the dangers of dry-rot, termites, and mildew. If you are planning to build, remodel or repair, call us for details about COPPO Copper-naphthenate's many advantages. W. M. BARR & COMPANY 2336 South Lauderdale MEMPHIS 6, TENNESSEE Phone: 9-0352 ! �THE 1952 BOY SCOUT EXPOSITION ' ~~ -~~ .~ = ~~~ ~ CHl·CKASAW COUNCIL. BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. Member of The Memphis & Shelby County Community Chest The Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, Explorers and adult leaders of Chickasaw Council, Boy Scouts of America, welcome you to their 1952 Boy Scout Exposition. The Scouts hope that you wi.11 enjoy the Exposition and after seeing their exhibits and Arena Show, you will have a better understanding of some of their activities, achievements and skills which are a part of the Scouting program in training youth for responsible citizenship. For cooperating in the success of this Exposition, the Exposition Committee takes this opportunity to express its appreciation to the Officials of the City of Memphis, the Memphis Park Commission, the Board of Education, the Mid-South Fair Association, the press, the radio and television ~tations, the business firms and all of the friends of Scouting. Also its appreciation to the Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, Explorers, the }J'arents and the adult leaders for their efforts in making the Exposition interesting to the participants and our guests. ]. P. GOLDSCHMID, General Chairman 1952 Boy ScouT ExPoSITION Compliments of Woods Lumber Co. Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Of Memphis 5 ... �' ANDERSON-TULLY CO. VICKSBURG, MISS. MEMPHIS, TENN. TENNESSEE'S LARGEST SAVINGS & LOAN INVITES YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT LEADER FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION 158 MADISON • PHONE 37-1554 6 I �THE 1952 BOY SCOUT EXPOSITION • ~ COMMITTEES RECEPTION AND GUESTS Alvan F. Tate, Jr., Chairman W. Gordon Morris, Secretary A. K. Burrow C. Arthur Bruce P. A. Clayton H. M. Clayton A. D. McWhorter W. L. Sharpe PROGRAM OOKLET Wm. Henry Fisher, Chairman W. Gordon Morris, Secretary Marshall Smith Harry Schorr Bill Killibrew ATTENDANCE .J. D. Tennison, .Jr., Chairman Ira G. Goldsmith, Vice-Chairman T. J. McGuire, III, Vice-Chairman Hal D. Bynum, Secretary R. M. Bentley, Jr., Secretary Norwood G. Paddison H. R . Blackwood John L. E. Garner \V. B. Fordyce Alvin J. Iverson B. F. Tate R. D. McCrite John Pitts L. E. Polk .J. F. Russum PUBLICITY Charles C. Handley, Chairman Thurman J. Frashure, Secretary M . .J. Vosse W. B. Fordyce Joe Day Wilson Mount Bruce W. Ewing Bob Burkley ARENA SHOW COMMITIEE .J. D. Carruth, Chairman Thurman .J. Frashure, S ecretary A. .J. McWeeny, .Jr. Douglas Smith William Springer Lewis Pritchett .James Seaton Charles C. Handley E. C. Berry """... Russell Perry, Chairman R. M. Bentley, .Jr., Secretary F. T. Thayer, Jr. Ben Waller William J. .Johnson Aubrey V. Spear Joseph A. Dalstrom LAYOUT AND ASSIGNMENT F. T. Thayer, .Jr., Chairman R. W. Lundquist, Secretary E. C. Grissom .J.M. McKnight C. A. Atkinson Albert Dratnol Sam E. Cross Howard M. Grube ~.... JUDGING AND AWARDS . PARTICIPATION Herbert F. Hemker, Chairman Hal D. Bynum, Secretary R. W. Lundquist, Secretary T. J. McGuire, III Norwood G. Paddison .John L. E. Garner W. B. Fordyce Albert Dratnol Robert L. Irwin, .Jr. .Jack P. Goldschmid Lynn H. Ferguson H. R. Blackwood C. A. Atkinson '~ ~ CONCESSIONS Ralph Young, Chairman R. M. Bentley, Jr., Secretary W . R. Moyers .James E. Morton 7 ......................:: �FACTS ABOUT CHICKASAW COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. The area of Chickasaw Council comprises DeSoto, Tate, Panola Counties, Mississippi; the eastern half of Crittenden County, Arkansas; Shelby County, Tennessee. The Council Headquarters is located at 416-420 Manufacturers & Merchants Building, 198 South Main St., Memphis, Tenn. In this area there are the following: White Troops __________________________ 82 White Scouts ------··--------------2,283 White Posts ______________________________ l 8 White Explorers__________________ 204 White Cub Scouts.............. 1,915 White P~cks ------------------------~---54 Negro Troops __________________________ 74 Negro Scouts ______________________ l ,390 Negro Packs ____________________________ 30 Negro Cub Scouts______________ 705 TOTAL UNITS __________________ 258 TOTAL BOYS __________________ 6,497 Including the Scoutmasters, Cubmasters, Explorer Advisors, Assistant Scoutmasters, Assistant Cubmasters, Den Mothers, District and Neighborhood Commissioners, Merit Badge Counselors, Council Members there are 2,131 leaders. These 2,131 leaders plus the 6,497 Scouts and Cub Scouts make a grand total of 8,635 people who are connected with Chickasaw Council. The Council operates three camps, Camp Currier, Kamp Kia Kima and Camp Fuller. Camp Currier, near Eudora, Miss., has 340 acres of rugged woodland on which are 35 cabins, a 15 acre lake for boating and fishing, one of the best swimming pools in the South, Headquarters Building, Health Lodge, Mess Hall and other buildings. The camp is open the year round. Kamp Kia Kima, near Hardy, Ark., is locate:d on 155 acres on the South Fork of Spring River. This camp, in the foothills of the Ozarks, will be opened in June. Canoeing, swimming, woodcraft, games provide fun for all. There are 24 buildings on the camp site, most of which are built of native stone. Camp Fuller for Negro Scouts is located in the T. 0. Fuller State Park which is just five miles south of the Memphis City Limits. It is a splendid camp with fine facilities for real outdoor experiences. Any profits which accrue from the Boy Scout Exposition will be used to improve and develop the camping facilities of the Council. Without the proceeds from the Boy Scout Exposition it would not be possible to carry through on the development of bigger and better camping facilities for the ever-increasing number of boys in the Council. Chickasaw Council has had a growth in boy membership of 80% in the past ten years. It now has the largest membership in its history. tiitJ Compliments of NEW CARS AND TRUCKS 282 Court - 8-3434 A Friend NEW CARS AND STATION WAGONS I05 So. Second - 8-31 15 NEW TRUCKS 148 So. Second - 5-6767 8 �CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD FOR THE YEA 1952 Alvan F. Tate. Jr._ ...............................................................................................President T . RobC'rt Ackl~n· -····--·----······· ................. ..... ----·-········ ......... _................ Vice-President W. H. Austin............ ·······----------·····-·· .. --.................................... ------·----··-- Vice-President Charles M. Crump............................. _.. ................................................... Vice-President R. D. Fuller.............................. ................. .................. ................................ Vice-President Elt<ln A. llieves, Jr.. ............................................................ ·-······---·--······ Vice-President J. R. Walker ............ ...... ... ........................... ............................ .................... Vice-President A. D. M cWhorter.. .................. ..... .......... .. ........................................... Associate Secretary Fred I. Christenbury ............................... .................. ......................................... Treasurer H erbert F. Hemker. ...........................................................................Scout Commissioner "T. Gordon Morris .. ............................................. -·--·-············-··········---·Scout Executive DISTRICT CHAIRMEN J D. Tennison, Jr. ......................................................... ····-········· .....Northeast E . L. Williamson................................... ............................................ Northwest R ev. Joel Wiggs ........................................................... ........................... Southeast D oyle Nance ............... ... ........... ............... .. .... .................. .............. .. ..... Southwest Sam E. Cross,. ....... ....................... ____ ___ .......... ···········--··········--······-·· Crittenden .J. R. Barber.................................................................... ....... - ............. Mississippi District District District District District District COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Robert L. Irwin, Jr. .. ................................... ..................................... Activities Russell Perry ..... ..... .............................. ...............................Advancement A . K. Burrow ................__ __ ___ .................................... Awards & Resolutions P. A. Clayton ........ ............. ......................... ............ ........................ Camping Charles M. Crump ...... ------ ----····················------ .... Constitution & By-Laws T. Robe1 t Acklen .. . ..............................____ ____ _,_ .............................. Cubbing J. M. McKnight .................................................. - ......................Exploring .J. R . Walker.. ......... .. ... ............... .............. .................. .... .............. .......Finance Joseph A. Dalstrom .......................................................... .Ht"alth & Safety Edwin I'>alstrom ............................................................................Inter-Racial Howard M. Grube ............................... ....................... Lcadership Training R. D. Fullt>r....... .. -----·--··-............................. Organization & Extension P. C. Clarke.......... ...... .............. ............... .................. ...................... Outfitters M . J. Vossc.................................................................... ...... Publjc Relations Committee Committee Committee Cormnittce Committee Committcf· Committee Committee Committee Committe;e Committee Committl"c Committee Committee MEMBERS-AT-LARGE He!llri Bennl"r C . Arthm Bruce H . M. Clayton Ben B. Coffey, Jr. Dr. A. W. Dick W . B. Dormon, Jr. Lewis R. Donelson, Phil Emerick Bruce W. Ewing Wm. Henry Fisher F. Joe Flanagan Jr. B. B. Garey Jack P. Goldschmid E. C . Grissom W. P. Halliday Charll"s C. Handley T. P. Howard Alvin J. Iverson F. Clyde Lambert J. H. 'Malone AJlen Morgan R. C. Mays 9 Dr. Arthur R. Portl"r, Jr. R. G. Ramsay, Sr. C. W. Rittelmcyer E. B. Saunders Dr. H. C. Srhr:neisst"r Dr. George A. Scott W. L. Sharpe J. L. Skinner L. K. Thompson, Jr. R. A. Trippee-r D. L. Valentine Harry G. Webb �DIRECTORY Booth I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9-10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17-18 19 20 21 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32-33 34 35 36 37 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 68-75 69 70 71 72 73 74 76-85 77 78 Subject Sponsoring fostitution Unit Pets ................ ····- - - - . Highland Heights Presbyterian Church--··----·--·--·····---··--·-·-- Pack 12 Handicraft·-·····--·-···········-· Highland Heights Methodist Church .. ·-······ ---·····-········ .. -··-· Pack 93 Electricity ............................... West Memphis Rotary Club ........ ·-·············----------··-··--·-··-··-Troop 73 Cub Cook Out ............... ...... St. Anne's Cathollc Church ................................................................................ Pack 54 ~~~~rc~:::=:::=:::=::::::::::====~?~f,la~tH~;~~:d~:!sf;t~~7~~--C"i;~-;~i;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::i~~~~ 3~ Leathercraft --····-· .. Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church ................................................................ Troop Handicraft... --··---·· ..... .......St. Paul Methodist Church ................................................................................ Pack 22 60 Taxidermy --··- 21 !~il~?.1g:·:;,; ~= ~i~i~;~:~:~~~;o~~;~~ ; ;; :: ; ::: :;~~ ~l ______ White Station Improvement Club .. ----------·------·----····-----················-------······-··---Troop :~~t~o~!~~'..:::=:···::::::~·:= ~~:;~r ~+;-. c~;~~~'.~~---~-h_u_rc_~:::::::=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.p~~ ~~ p Paddles & Pines .... ________,St. Johns Episcopal Church ............................. ---·-····--···-·-···-···-·················--·Post 42 Woodturning ........... . - -· ....Crawfordsville Rotary Club.............................................................................. Troop 18 Wood Burning ..................... _.Lawler P. T. Assn·---------------------··----------------···················-------·-----·-·------··················Pack 86 2 Handicraft .............................St. Lukes Methodist Church ................ ---------·-······-----····--·------------·-·····--·······------·Pack Information & Camps ___ Chickasaw Council ............................................................................ Order of the Arrow Things That Go___ . ..Grahamwood P. T. Assn .. -----···----·-··-········-····----·······------·-------· Pack 92 Gun-Handling -·· ____ Bolton P. T. Assn ....................................................... ··········-----······--·-·-···-------·-----Post 206 Handicrafts............. ____ Macon Road Presbyterian Church ...................................................................... Pack 32 Metalcraf+----·--·--···· Character Builders Bible Class of Madison Heights Methodist Church·------···------··---·--------Troop 4 Puppets...................... Bellevue Baptist Church·---------·------·-----··--------············-----······--·····--·····················Pack 15 Wood Working. _____ Park Ave. Cumberland Presbyterian Church_ --········--·-----------Troop 89 Plumbing .......... ------·········--·Calvery Methodist Church ........................................................................... ___Troop 94 Carpentry . --·-·· Hernando Rotary Club ...................................................................................... Troop 41 Dairying ................................. First Asse.mbly Of God Church .................. ·-············-----·······-----···-------·Troop 90 Home Repairs..... .. ....... - Parkway Baptist Church ...---------------------·-----·-··---·· ..Troop 97 Photography......................... .Tempie Baptist Churcla......................................................................................Troop I0 Life Saving & Swimming . Raleigh Kiwanis Club ·······---··········· ···--·--···-------···---Troop 58 Modeling ................................ Union Ave. Baptist Church ...................................................................... :......... Pack 27 Book Binding ........................ Mclean Baptist Church Brotherhood ········-···-···,···-··-·······- ·--·----Troop 44 Fingerprinting·-······-·······--- National Civic Club .............. ·- -······-····---············--··········-----·-····-·······-··--···-······Troop 200 Aircraft ...................................Optimist Club ...................................................................................................... Pack 16 Leathercraft.------·----Highland Heights Baptist Church.. ······-··-···· .. ···· ..... _., ____ Troop 98 Aviation .................................. Millington Rotary Club ................................. ______ ..____ .. ____ ,, ___.. Troop 70 Handicraft........... --·-·----Taylor Memorial Christian Church .... __ ............ _..............--·······--···--············ Pack 38 Safety...................... ------··-------A. B. Hill School P. T. Assn ................................................................ ............Troop 57 Forestry & Conservation ...... .Second Presbyterian Church ............................................................................Troop 55 Pioneer Entrance ..... ·--····---American Legion -------·------···----·····----··---··---····------···········----.. ·--·-···-----··---- .......... Troop 68 Indian Lore ...... -·-----····-·-.S pri ngd ale Civic Clu b......... -------------·----------··-----------·---·-----·-------·------··-··----------T roop 51 Cub Scout Circus ..___ ,,.. ... Prescott Memorial Baptist Church ................................................................... Pack 13 Railroading. ..... _ ·········-··--Blessed Sacrement Catholic Church......... ·····---······----·········-- ..•. _. Pack 22 Automobiling ________ Rebecca Memorial Methodist Church.... __Troop 79 Handicraft _ _ _ _ Adult Bible Class, St. Johns Methodist Church --·-· __ .. Pack 6 Pathfinding .... ·---···- __ .Jackson Ave. Methodist Church Men's Club _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ______,Troop 61 Jungle Tales ______ ...... Trinity Methodist Church .............................................................................. Pack 43 Handicraft.. .... ·-·- . Second Presbyterian Church ____ ......... ...... ---·-·---······-- - ........ Pack 55 Planes & Gliders_ _ _ St. Thomas Catholic Church .. ·----·---·-----·------·--·---·------····- ---·-----------·--·-----····------·-Pack 99 Hiking............. ....... Everett Memorial Methodist Church .......... __ -··---·--······· .... ........ _ ....... Troop 216 Make Believe .......................... St. Annes Catholic Church·-------------------------------------····----- --------·-------------··------·----Pack 82 Cub Scout Rope Work .... _Rebecca Memorial Methodist Church ·------···--·--················----··-····--- ......... Pack 79 Nature Study ........................ Glenview Presbyterian Church .......................... ... - - - - - - - · ~_Troop 11 Braiding & Basketry ............... Sacred Heart Catholic SchooL_________ ---- ,______________ Pack 49 Handicraft______,.___ ... ... _ Whitehaven Kiwanis Club ................. ·------·······--·-·······--········--·--····· .. Pack 44 . Troop 34 Radio .......................................Grace St. Lukes Episcopal Churc~. Lost on An Island ................St. Lukes Methodist Church ..... -·· ---···-········· ····-···········-············ .... Pack 40 Camping ____________ _ _ _Wesley House----------------·------------···--····-· ___________Troop 14 FiremanshiP------------·-····· _____ St. Annes. Catholic Church-...... _..... ··---··········· ·--···--............- ........ Troop 82 Beads & Basketry ... ___ _____ Winchester Civic Club ______________________________ -----··--------------....... _____ - - - ... Pack 207 Games ____________________ .._______Grace St. Lukes Episcopal Church ···------- ·-·-- - ·······-- ---...Pack 34 Angling ___ .............................. St. Lukes Methodist Church.·----······-·..·· ....... ······----------·· .....Troop 40 Back Woods First Aid. . ... Immaculate Conception Catholic Church ......................................................Troop 36 Knots & Ropes.. ............______ Blessed Sacrement Catholic Church_·-------····--·-----·--··----··--·--------- _Post 22 Camp Cooking ····------· Macon Road Men's Club ____________________ ............................... ----·-·--·--------· ........... Troop 32 Pioneering .............................. Mclemore Ave. Christian Church ... --------···-·········-···-------------· ...... _ Troop 3 Tenting & Bedding ___________Jnternational Harvester Co... --·-··-·· · ··--·---·~--········-···----·· Troop 45 Tin Can Cook Craft _ _ .. Temple Israel ···---··---·--·-------------·-······----··-······ ........ - - - - ------·· _ Troop 25 Farm Machinery ····-·-·-------------1 nternationa I Harvester Co ............ ------···---·------·------····--------------·-·-·------·-······---··· Post 45 Handicraft & Games ........... Glenview Presbyterian Church ... ----··--·············-··-----·-·--·-·· Pack 11 Rocks & Minerals .................St. Pauls Methodist Church.-·-------·--------······--·-----··--·--··----.. ·-----·--····--·--·----------··Troop 60 10 �DIRECTORY Booth 79 80 81 82 83 84 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 Signal Subject Sponsoring Institution Unit Wood Craft Germantown Civic Club Inc ..... -------- -····-· -·· _ .... Troop Cycling......................... .. _Capleville Methodist Church School.. ............. . .... ................................. . ...Troop Knqw Your Community _ International Harvester Co ......................................... -------·········· ··············-Pack First Aid.................. ___Firestone Tire & Rubber Company ..... ----·.. ·······------ -··--···-·- ...... Troop Handicraft___ ... _ Temple Israel Sisterhood ...................................................... .............................. Pack Metal Work ... _ _ _ . St. Michael Catholic Church _ _ _ ,.___ -··--·-·--... --...------··...... __Troop Indians ........ _ ...... · - - Mclean Baptist Church ...................................................................................... Pack Hobbies _ ... __ . Whitehaven Methodist Church .................................................................. ......Troop Basketry....... ....... __ .. St. Thomas Catholic Church .................. _____ ---............ ____ .... _ Troop Pioneering ___ _ ......... Central Christian Church .................................................................................. Troop Family Fun ..... ,...... Firestone Tire & Rubber Company.................. .- -..-·····-···----- --Pac1c Model Trains__ _____ St. Mathew's Methodist Church ................................. ....................................... Pack Bird Houses_ __ ........ ___ Mallory Heighs P. T. Assn....... ...... .. .... ......................................................... Pack Dog Care ............. ............... St. Johns Episcopal Church_ - -..··- -·····---------·- - -·· - -Troop Hog & Pork Production Collierville Rotary Club ...................................................................................... Post Our American Flag ----- St. Johns Methodist Church, Adult Bible Class.............................................. Troop Home Fun ____ .. Wesley House ............................................................................ ................. .... Pack Arts ............................. __ Park Ave. Cumberland Presbyterian Church ........................................ . .... ..... Pack Arts & Handicrafts West Memphis Rotary Club.._ __ ·--- -··· ·······-- ........ ~ ... .. .... Pack Handicraft .White Station Civic Club ................................................................................... Pack Towers __ ---.. ·· _ Kiwanis Club & Memphis Housing Authority . _______________ .,,,,,. .. _____ Troop 87 81 45 59 25 66 7 30 99 43 59 24 91 42 50 5 14 28 31 5 95 SERVICE UNITS Concession Stands .. __ ... ..Highland Heights Presbyterian Church ... .... _ _ .. Post Cloak Room............ .......................... ..... Bellevue Baptist Church . ------·-·. . ____ ,, .... ___ Troop Reception & Ticket Taking. ldlewild Presbyterian Church ........................................... . Troop Ushers In Arena Show ...- ...- .. Fishermans Club of St. Mathews Methodist Church .. ---· ·- .. Troop Exposition First Aid Center._____ .. St. Lukes Methodist Church ___ .. ------.. ·-····· - - - · ... _____ Post Service ··-----· ... _ .... ____ Ellendale Methodist Church.-.. ,.._ .. __ ____ ,,_ ____ ,, ________________ .. Troop Service__ .......... _____ .... - .......... _ Raleigh Christian Church ____ ... - ----- ....... ---·--------·---····..- _______ Post Service__ ~-.. .... ------~----··--Knights of Columbus ................................ ... ........ _________ ,,,,__________ _,,,, ___Troop Service...... ~-----_ Grahamwood School P. T. Ass'n .............._. ,_.. ___ ., ________,,_,, ....... _ ........ Troop Service___ ·····-- _ ..,_______ __ .. American Legion ......................................................... ......................... _.. _, ____ Troop Service -·-----------· ·" West Memphis Rotary Club .. _......................... - - -- ---····----·---·-·······---Post 35 15 20 24 40 204 58 63 92 68 73 ARENA SHOW Hillbilly Band ----- _ Ukulele Trio _,,_ Mclean Baptist Church...... .... ..................... ----------··· .... ..... .. Pack 7 Raleigh Kiwanis Club...... ......... ..... .... ........ .......... ---.. _ Troop 58 Raleigh Christian Church ... ...................... -· ··--·· · - - - - ....... . Post 58 SingiCTg ........ . ..Central Christian Church ................ __ .. ................................. ............... Post 43 Trumpet Trio .. - ............... . ..Grace St. Lukes Episcopal Church .. ------------ - ... .....Troop 34 Tonette Band St. Thomas Catholic Church ...... ............. .................------------·-·· .. ··---- ... Pack 99 Tumbling ................ .. .. Pentecostal Holiness Men's Fellowship --···-..·-··---·-...... ........ Pack 202 Accordion Duet..... - - _ _ ... Blessed Sacrement Catholic Church.... ----··-- __ ··- .. Post 22 St. Michael Catholic Church___ .............................................. - - - - - Troop 66 lacHace Minstrel St. Michael Catholic Church____ ........ ~ ___ -------- ........ _ Troop 66 _ _ _ ldlewild Presbyterian Church Pup~e!s.. .......... .. .. - -·- · · - • .......... • .. Pack I Mag1c1an _________ _ - - · _ Collierville Rotary Club______ • --------·--.......... _______,. .......______ ,, Post 50 Southern Laminating Co. Crump Lime & Cement Co. N. A. Carter Sam Belz Upholstered Products Chandler & Chandler Sam N. Inman, Inc. Madison Weavers Clyde Collins, Inc. Claridge Garage A. A. Motors E. C. Kelly Co. Lewis C. Callow, C. L. U. George G. Clarke Compliments D. T. Mc HOHENBERG BROS. CO. COTTON MERCHANTS 131 S. Front St. II ... ~-- -~~- -----~;..;..;;o;.,.. _________. . __,_ _ . . . . -.. . . . . ._,___ �• . • IV ' ANDERSON, CLAYTON AMERICAN & co. FINISHIN1G CO. • ••• * Compliments of COOK & CO., Inc. A. K. BURROW I ••• * 12 �JACK SPRATT "Really Fine For Your Family" CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. LIST OF UNITS, LEADERS AND SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS NORTHEAST DISTRICT ]. D. Tennison, Jr ............ ...... ........................... District Chairman C. C. Cook.. .............................................. District Vice Chairman T. ]. McGuire, II L --------------·----·--······---District Commissioner Packs Cubmaster 12 R. R. Hardcastle. Sponsoring Institution ___ _ Highland Heights Presbyterian Church 22 Richard F. Asbury _ Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church 32 G. A. Garretson .. ..Macon Rd. Presbyterian Church __ Taylor Memorial Christian Church 38 R. C. Kelly 51 C. E. Hendricks _______ ................ Springdale P. T. Ass'n. 58 G. S. Abernathy .. .. .. Kiwanis Club of Raleigh 61 Herbert C. Simmons. ___ Jackson Ave. Methodist Church 66 Joe Angelo ... St. Michaels Catholic Church _ ________________ Lawler P. T. Ass'n. 86 H. P. Presley _ .. Grahamwood School P. T. Ass'n. 92 0. Sylvester___ 93 H. A. Smith Highland Heights Methodist Church 204 Elvin T. Wolfe__ Ellendale Methodist Church 211 C. M. Ballard _ __ ------------ ... First Baptist Church Posts Post Advisor Sponsoring Institution 22 W. A. Kinney ...... ____ Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church 35 Ralph Young Highland Heights Presbyterian Church 58 W. J. Wood _______ ,, ___ Raleigh Christian Church 206 P. F. Glenn, Sr. __ _ Bolton P. T. Ass'n. Troops Scoutmaster Sponsoring Institution 9 R. T. Smith______ _ __ Evergreen Presbyterian Church 22 Elmer H. Wainright Jr. ____ __________......... Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church 32 Billy Proctor_ .. - - ... _ Macon Road Men's Club 33 J. Chester Shields Civitan Club Of Memphis 35 J. R. Hurt............ Highland Heights Presbyterian Church 51 C. C. Handly _ .. Springdale Civic Club 58 A. J. McWeeny Jr. __ _____ Raleigh Kiwanis Club 61 Edwin R. Gonyaw_ Jackson Ave. Methodist Men's Club 66 E. D. Thompson... ... St. Michaels Catholic Church 92 E. W. Webb Jr. Grahamwood P. T. Ass'n. 93 Hugh Maxwell._ __ .Highland Heights Methodist Church 98 Frank Gresham _Highland Heights Baptist Church 200 Vernon R. Finch _____ ....... ______ __________ National Civic Club 204 A. M. Ferguson Jr. __ _ Ellendale Methodist Church 206 Earl C. Watkins Bolton High School P. T. Ass'n. 216 Thurmon M. Simmons ...... Everett Memorial Methodist Church Best W1'shes To The Boy Scouts of Memphis and Shelby County Columbian Mutual Life Insurance Co. 13 �BRITLING CAFETERIAS Serving Memphis and the Mid-South over a quarter century 155 Madison 75 Union Humphreys Mills Company "HONEY SUCKLE CREAM MEAL" FIRE, AUTOMOBILE AND GENERAL INSURANCE LIBERAL REAL EST ATE LOANS REAL ESTA TE SALES E. H. CRUMP & COMPANY The South's Largest Insurance Agency 14 �DeSoto Paint & Varnish Co. CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. LIST OF UNITS, LEADERS AND SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS NORTHWEST DISTRICT E. L. Williamson ................................................ District Chairman W. B. Dorman, Jr. ....................................District Vice Chairman Norwood G. Paddison ................................ District Commissioner Troops I b 13 14 15 17 25 27 44 45 47 49 59 63 70 222 Scoutmaster Sponsoring Institution Packs E. T. Lucky·····--------------·-·----------------First Methodist Church Bernard Finkelstein_--·-- _____ Baron Hirsch Men's Club Douglas Smith Jr •. .... ···-··--·· Trinity Methodist Church Walker M. Taylor·-·-·-----------------------·-------------Wesley House Brewer Crawford _ ·----····-··· Bellevue Baptist Church Louis Tognetti. -----------··---··-·-·····------------Frayser Civic Club Henry Klein .... ---------·---···----·······---· ··----------------Temple lsrael Lloyd Adams ···- _______________ Decatur St. Christian Church David M. Gairhan .. _McLean Baptist Church Brotherhood E. L. Vandiver.·----------····---------.lnternational Harvester and Frayser, Alta Vista Civic Club John W. Creagh .... -------·---·--····--··· ____ Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church Joe J. Etzberger ___ .. _ Sacred Heart Catholic Church F. E. Noah·---------··-·--- ·-··-----Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. M. L. M'artin .... ---····------------- _______________ Knights of Columbus Glenn R. Swart... ........... --·--·----------Millington Rotary Club M. M. Huckabee .... __ ...Speedway Terrace Baptist Church 7 14 15 lb 25 43 45 49 59 70 207 Posts 45 PUFFY POPCORN CO. Cubmaster Sponsoring Institution Dodd Thompson.----··----·············· McLean Baptist Church S. S. Morton_··- ·- ---- ___________________________ Wesley House Joe Helms... ·······- ·-- ··--·· _ ___ Bellevue Baptist Church E. C. Grissom----·---···-- ··------------·--···-----------------Optimist Club Alvin B. Solomon. _________________________ Temple Israel Sisterhood J. R. Sawers ·-······· ... ····- ..._Fellowship Class of Trinity Methodist Church W. F. Schroeder.. ......... __________ Jnternational Harvester Inc. William E. Stemmler. ______________ ----·· ..Sacred Heart School A. T. Edwards__ ___ ______ Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. John W. Lowe __________________ Millington Rotary International Murry Reiter·--··-····- ··------·-------·---·-·Winchester Civic Club Post Advisor S. A. Bouc k_ __ -···-· Sponsorinf! Institution International Harvester and Frayser Alta Vista Civic Club 309 South Second L. E. Hester C. W. Simpson Continental Mortgage Company Memphis, Tennessee 624 Falls Building 15 �W e Proudly Salute THE BOY SCOUTS I "Buildin g the Leaders of Tomorr ow- Today" I~ INSUR ANCE ~,~. S. C. TOOF & CO. PRINTERS • LITHOGRAPHERS • STATIONERS SYSTEMS DESIGNERS • OFFICE OUTFITTERS 195 MADISON • MEMPHIS 81 Monroe Phone 5-3581 Shop with Ease at Toof's While You Park Free Directly Across the Strr?et 92n J Proof of Quality OLIVER-FINNIE CO. COF FEE • CAN D,Y • 16 SPIC E • EXTR ACT �MEMPHIS HARDWOOD FLOORING CO. HUNTER FAN AND VENTILATING COMPANY "Exclusive Fan Makers Since 1886" 1591 Thomas St. ' CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. LIST OF UNITS, LEADERS AND SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS SOUTHEAST DISTRICT Rev. Joel Wiggs .................................................. District Chairman F. June Montgomery ................................District Vice Chairman H. R. Blackwood.-... ····················· ······ - ······District Commissioner Troops 7 8 10 19 21 24 40 42 50 53 55 b4 b8 74 75 79 81 82 87 89 Packs 2 5 Scoutmaster Sponsoring Institution Packs William B. Springer __ _ _ Union Ave. Methodist Church Claud Black.___ _ Buntyn Presbyterian Church Duane E. Mallery ........................ ... Temple Baptist Church Harry Simpkins _ . _____ Union Ave. Baptist Church James Brown ____ .•.. White Station Improvement Club J. D. Carruth ....... ··-.St. Matthews Methodist Church Fishermen's Club B. W. Ewing·--··---·-····-----·-·--·---St. Lukes Methodist Church Cameron Ciugh.. ·-·· ..... St. John's Episcopal Church Herbert T. Brooks..... -----·----------- Collierville Rotary Club N. A. Schingle ____________ Bethel Southern Methodist Church Second Presbyterian Church Millen Darnell. _ ... Allen M. Strautman Sr. ___ _ __ Prescott Memorial Baptist Church 0. N. Cole ... .... ... ___ __________ Amer.can Legion Park Ave. Lodge No. 3b2 F. & A. M. Fred 0. Baker_ Lee J. Visconti -·_ .......... Elliston Ave. Baptist Church J. M. Strawn ··-·· .. Rebecca Memorial Methodist Church E. N. Hall ....Capleville Memorial Methodist Church Raymond J. Hoffman .....- .St. Anne Catholic Cliurch Robert E. Flemming . . .... Germantown Civic Club Inc. Raymond C. Tatom .. Park Ave. Presbyterian Church Cubmaster Cubmaster Sponsoring Institution 9 13 24 J. B. Price --······..... --·----· _--·--··-- .... Crossroads Club M. J. Vosse Jr. Prescott Memorial Baptist Church Charles Smith ____ St. Matthews Methodist Church Fishermen's Club 27 Benson Sales -··· . . ··- Union Ave. Baptist Church _ ·····-··· Park Ave. Cumberland 28 W. B. Richardson Presbyterian Church 3b P. 0. Piper ...... -...... __ . Board of Mayor & Aldermen, Collierville, Tenn. 40 W. F. Stephenson .. St. Lukes Methodist Church 54 A. C. Slater___ _ · St. Anne's Catholic Church 55 E. R. Ledbetter _ _ _ __Second Presbyterian Church 79 D. P. Henley .......... Rebecca Memorial Methodist Church 82 Joe E. Wimmer______ St. Anne's Catholic Church 214 James S. Roaten . _ South Central Civic Club Posts 40 42 50 b8 79 81 82 Sponsoring Institution Dr. Milton Stern ... ___ St. Lukes Methodist Church James A. Jaques. ........ White Station Improvement Club 201 Post Advisor Sponsorinf! Institution Howard M. Grube St. Lukes Methodist (.;hurch A. B. Bowman . __ St. John's Episcopal Church 0. C. Dean .................................. Collierville Rotary Club R. Von Steiner . ··- Memphis Post I, American Legion Ray Dalrymple, Sr. ·-········ .. _ Rebecca Memorial Methodist Church N. H. Edwards__ Capleville Methodist Church School Robert E. Coletta St. Anne's Catholic Church ________ Park Ave. Cumberland J. D. Grabowski .. Presbyterian Church t • BOYLE INVESTMENT CO. Compliments of Real Estate HAYS SUPPLY COMPANY Loans-Insurance South Front 148 Monroe Avenue 17 �For Best Foods Williams Shade & Awning Co. Best Service Best Prices Nationally Advertised Merchandise Buy At MATTRESS RENOVATED• PLASTIC WALL TILE• STEEL WALL TILE • VENEHAN BLINDS • CANVAS AWNINGS • LAWN FURNITURE • WINDOW SHADES METAL AWNINGS • ASPHALT TILE • SLIP COVERS RUBBER TILE • DRAPERIES • TARPAULINS • LINO- LEUM • CARPETS • RUGS FRED MONTESl'S SUPER MARKETS 769 South Cooper 807 Union Memphis, Tenn. 3362 Summer Dealers Wanted GLASGOW & LAZARUS The W. T. Rawleigh Co. Manufacturers of Distributors Rawleigh's Good Health Products Lion Oil Products Medicines, Insecticides and Disinfectants, Food Products, Extracts, Flavors, Spices, Soaps, Toilet Preparations, Cleansers, Polishes, Stock and Poultry Preparations, Etc. 139 W. Illinois Kelly-Springfield Tires Automotive Parts and Accessories Phone 9-7661 I073 Riverside Drive MEMPHIS, TENN. 1327 Jackson Ave. Phone 35-2519 Phone 2-6256 MEMPHIS PACKARD, INC. · in nationwide tG$te tests 18 �For Baking That's . . . Always Right .. . Always Light Try LIGHT CRUST FLOUR J. 0. GOSHORN COMPANY * CLAYTON-BROWN COMPANY Wholesale Distributors CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. LIST OF UNITS, LEADERS AND SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS SOUTHWEST DISTRICT Doyle Nance ........................................................District Chairman R. I. Highgate ..........................................District Vice Chairman John L. E. Garner ....................................District Vice Chairman C. A. Atkinson ............................................District Commissioner Troops 3 4 5 11 20 30 34 36 43 46 48 57 60 62 84 90 91 94 95 97 99 Scoutmaster Sponsoring Institution Packs William M. Dixon ........ Mclemore Ave. Christian Church Roy C. Reynolds ............ ...... Character Builder Bible Class Bill Duroin ____. Madison Heights Methodist Church Richard H. Hippel. -·-·· Glenview Presbyterian Church Guy Boyer.............................. ldlewild Presbyterian Church W. H. Mclean ______ Whitehaven Methodist Church George Phillips ........... Grace St. Luke's Episcopal Church Alfred J. Distretti. .. _ ····-- Immaculate Conception Catholic Church H. Kenneth Humphreys ............ Central Christian Church Charles W. Edgerton .............. Barton Heights Civic Club Lloyd Church ................. _Mclemore Presbyterian Church H. F. Bittlinger_ ............................... A. B. Hill P. T. Ass'n T. R. Henderson.................. ... St. Paul Methodist Church Emery J. Ward _ .. Norris Memorial Presbyterian Church · - _Longview Heights Civic Club Sam Fitzpatrick ·-Robert L. Shanks _---· First Assembly of God Church ............ Mallory Heights P. T. Ass'n. Earl C. Berry .. _. Calvery Methodist Church C. Allen, Jr ... ·--· D. R. Hepburn .................... Kiwanis Club & Memphis Housing Authorit~ Robert Lee Irwin, Jr ....................... Parkway Baptist Churc Catholic Church Thomas .St. _ ........... Moore Robert L. Cubmaster Sponsoring Institution I Theo Couch ___ ···-·-····-· ldlewild Presbyterian Church 6 T. T. Beecroft_ _____ .• Adult Bible Class of St. John's Methodist Church 11 David E. La Bonte.·-·-·· .... Glerlview Presbyterian Church 34 Carlisle Page ............... Grace St. Luke's Episcopal Church 44 G . W . Shill.. ............ ..................................... Kiwanis Club 56 Dudley S. Nichols ··-···--·---·· Greenland Heights Methodist Church 60 James L. Walters .................... St. Paul's Methodist Church 90 William H. Halton_...... - First Assembly of God Church 91 H. B. Kirksey ..·--·····--·· ......Mallory Height P. T. Ass'n , ··- _ St. Thomas Catholic Church 99 John E. Scanlon .. 202 Clyde Springer ........................ Pentecostal Holiness Men's Fellowship - Posts 11 43 91 Sponsoring Institution Post Advisor I. A. Wadlington, Jr. ··- .. Glenview Presbyterian Church J. H. Barcroft ·······-······--- _Central Christian Church W. L. Shanks.........-···-···- _Mallory Heights P. T. Ass'n. JORDAN GATES LUMBER CO. LUMBER CO. Retail Lumber and Mill Work 1256 S. Bellevue Retail and Wholesale Phone 9-1661 LUMBER and MILLWORK 19 �Dr. Pepper Bottling Co. TRUE-TAGG PAINT CO. 921 Rayner Phorie 2-21 18 Memphis, Tenn. THE SOUTH'S FINEST SINCE 1896 Swayne Latham Tires TR.UE'S PAINT PRODUCTS "We Sold Your Great Grandfather" W. J. CURRY & SON John A. Denie's Sons Co. Building Material REALTORS 373 Adams INSURANCE Howard Graham Co., Inc. Complete Home Furnishings 224-225 FALLS BLDG. Phone 2-8124 1359 Madison at Crosstown PHONE 37-4416 Ellis-Bagwell Drug Co. STEEPLETON "The House That ServicP Built" GENERAL TIRE COMPANY 455 S. Front Tire Specialists I0-Hour Service By Appointment Telephone 8-2225 Semmes Bag Co., Inc. 246 Monroe Ave. 20 Memphis �Lehman-Roberts Company (INCORPORATED) HIGHWAY CONTRACTORS Lexington, Ky. Memphis, Tenn. LYTLE McKEE COTTON CO. 89 SOUTH FRONT STREET CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. LIST OF UNITS, LEADERS AND SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS MISSISSIPPI DISTRICT CRITTENDEN DISTRICT .J- Sam E. Cross ...... _______ _-------------··-··District Chairman W. B. Fordyce ........ ---·--···-·----District Commissioner Troops 18 72 73 Packs 18 31 72 Posts 72 73 Scoutmaster H. C. Phillips _ _ _ Ford Turner ..... . Taylor Claiborne.. Cubmaster Troops Sponsoring Institution 41 52 77 78 88 210 .Crawfordsville Rotary Club ··---- .. Marion Rotary Club West Memphis Rotary Club Sponsoring Institution ·--- Crawfordsville Rotary Club Coiedia Reynaud West Memphis Rotary Club B. B. McCarley ·_ __----- Marion Rotary Club John Stephens........ ·--· Post Advisor Ford Turner ........... . Fred S. Raedels, Jr. R . Barber ................ ...... ............ District Ch airm an J. ]. Roberts............. .. ···-· ------Dist rict Commissioner Cub master S Ponsoring Institution R. E. Rutherford H. G. Wallace .. ........... lake Cormorant P.T.A. Horn lake Booster Club Packs S ponsorinf! Institution 212 69 ............ Marion Rotary Club .. .West Memphis Rotary Club Sponsoring Institution Scoutmaster ..... Hernando Rotary Club Laverne Sowell Charles Hal West........ ..... ............... Sardis Rotary Club . ... Senatobia Rotary Club . • Bert M. Cantrell.... Edwin A. Flint... ............... ............... Batesville Rotary Club ............... Como Rotary Club A. R. Taylor...... ....... H. S. Handwerker--···· .Peach Creek Baptist Church, Pleasant Grove, Mississippi Sterick Bldg. National Funeral Home 1177 UNION AVE. One of America's finest and most complete-Facilities for any type of service; also renders services for policy holders of the National Burial Insurance Company. 21 �WMC -79 ON YOUR RADIO DIAL WMCF -100 ON YOUR FM DIAL WMCT -TELEVISION-CHANNEL 4 The Afid-South' s Most Complete Broadcastin g Service ROTARY LIFT COMPANY 22 �Greetings to GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE our good /riends Phone 2-1 155 1128 Union the Boy Scouts GOODYEAR TIRES, TUBES AND BATTERIES He/ea of Mempllis 1808 UNION AVENU E It's Double-Rich AT NO EXTRA COST 23 �MARX & BENSDORF PATION BROTHERS Real Estate Sales and Insurance Cotton Merchants I 19 South Court 92 S. Front Phone 8-1 12 I Best Wishes To All Scouts R. P. HARRIS - Phone 35-2391 ~ GRAVEL P1T CO. F. L. "Mutt" Abernathy, Owner * Route I, Box 5388 Whitehaven, Tenn. 24 - --------------·...............~------.....-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii �H. F. VANN & SONS CONSTRUCTION CO. I 089 Galloway C.M.GOOCH LUMBER CO. 1003 Blythe Memphis, Tennessee LEWIS SUPPLY CO • • Compliments of The National-Rose Company 80-82 W. Virginia MEMPHIS Manufacturers D istributors PERFECT SLEEPER MATTRESS CROSLEY APPLIANCES 25 . �Why Not Make "PILLSBURY'S" Pancakes Part of Your Camping Trip? CHAS. W. HARMON COMPANY ~ PILLSBURY MILLS, INC. Memphis, Tennessee INSURORS All Kinds of Insurance E. L. MERCERE, INC. 5 North Third Phone 38-1341 LEADER , RAZOR BLADES Single or Double Edge and Leader School Supplies Distributed By FULLER ALIGNMENT SERVICE LEADER SPECIALTY CO. 614-16 S. Main Memphis 3, Tenn. Phone 37-8657 Specialists In WHEEL ALIGNMENT-BRAKE SERVICE MOTOR ANALYSIS AND TUNE UP PAT JOYNER ESSO SERVICE UNION at BELLEVUE Complete Lubrication Service Atlas TI res - Tubes Batteries and Accessories TELEPHONE 36-9641 Open 24 Hours 853 Linden Phone 37-1646 WHITTEN BROS. HARDWARE CO. 2909 Park Phone 4-6268 WHITTEN BROS. NORMAL HARDWARE CO. 549 South Highland "Cust omers Must Be Satisfied" LAYNE & BOWLER, INC. CONLEY FROG & SWITCH CO. 26 �McDARIS LUMBER CO. Boy, when you grow up be sure and let your wife have 3472 Bayliss Phone 48-6616- 34-2767 MEMPHIS HOUSE CLEANING CO. 629 S. Cooper Phone 2-2174 HOMER K. JONES HINTON & HUTTON IMPLEMENT CO .• Inc. 1 DEAN S COFFEE A BLEND OF THE FINEST COFFEE FOR OVER 70 YEARS CLEANERS INSTITUTE OF MEMPHIS Quality Workmanship and Superb Service are Assured by Members of the Institute. Let us Clean Your Valuable Garments. Skilled Employees and Reliable Firms Guaran.tee Satisfaction. 27 �TROY DOUTHIT DeSoto Hardware · Co. "The Uptown Hardware Store" 52 S. Second St. Phone 5-2366 AMBROSE Sporting Goo.ds Co. 191 Madison Ave. Phone 8-3292 BLOCK & UNOBSKY SPORTS EQUIPMENT COTTON • SUCCESS ROOFING CO. Shingles - McCall Building Built-Up Roofing 1441 So. Bellevue 9-1212 TOWN AND COUNTRY DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT Specializing in Fine Foods and Sodas SHELBY-SKIPWITH, INC. 2842 Poplar Memphis York Refrigeration and Air Conditioning W. L. McBRIDE Electrical Contractor 972 Union Ave. Phone 36-5461 166 Monroe 28 �~~~~00~00 ~~~~N~~~. MATER IALS BUILDIN G Phone 8-0211 Linden at Walnut F. M. CRUMP & CO. COTTON MEMPHIS STEAM CARPET CLEANING CO. 968 Jackson - 8-5959 Rug Cleaning Over 50 Yea rs E. W. G. MEERS CONSTRUCTION CO. , MURDOCK MAKES MORE LOANS Visit our new modern home 400 Union • 166 Monroe Memphis, Tenn. Tel. 5-1631 Plenty of Free Parking-Dr ive In Payment Window Hours 9 to 5 Daily Nights, Sundays and Holidays Call 4-6404 MURDOCK THE UPJOHN CO. ACCEPTANCE CORP. 400 Union First in Loans • 299 S. Front Ph. 38-1461 First in Financing Rick Mays JACKSON COOKIE COMPAN Y J. D. Carruth Mrs. S. B. Blair I 051 Firestone Blvd. Memphis, Tennessee LAMAR LIFE INSURANCE CO. Live in Memphis' Most Popular New Neighborhood In Your Family Economy As In Scouting CHEROKEE VILLAGE BE PREPARED Kimball East of Semmes Wall ace E. Johnson, Inc. Builder of Distinctive Homes 2-1182 875 Rayner St. 51 5 Falls Bldg. 29 Ph. 5-9822 �TODDLE HOUSE America,s 24-Hour Host PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. OF MEMPHIS 3 16 So. Front Street Phone 5-0788 Two Favorites Duncan Hines Ice Cream Southern Ice Creams SOUTHERN ICE CREAM CO. 37-5344 Memphis, Tenn. 30 �.. As Memphis Knows, So Will America Leonard 's Pit Barbecu e Is Supreme I 140 South Bellevue Drive-In Perfectio n F. G. BARTON COTTON CO. DRAKE CLEANERS & LAUNDRY Phone 7-0362 197 N. Evergreen LIPSEY'S FISH CO. BOXWOOD GARDENS WHOLESALE-RETAIL Robert E. Boykin, Prop. Fresh Fish-Oy sters-Se a Foods "A Complete Landscape Shrubbery Sto ck" The Aristocra t of Shrubs OVER 25 YEARS BEALE & FRONT PHONE 8-8511 4639 Poplar Avenue Telephone 34-2060 Memphis, Tennessee BUSTER BROWN OFFICIAL BOY SCOUT SHOES UNITED SERVICE & RESEARCH, INC. Realtors and Mortgag e Bankers SHOE STORE 8 So. Main "Memphis' Largest $hoe Store'' 8 I Madison Bldg. Phone 5-5303 31 �• CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. SEMINOLE DIVISION Troops I 00 IOI 102 103 I 04 105 !Ob 107 I 08 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 I lb 118 120 121 122 123 124 125 127 I!8 129 131 132 133 134 135 I 3b 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 14b 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 I 5b 157 158 Scoutmaster Sponsoring Institution T roops L. A. Cook .... _ _ _ _ Centenary Methodist Church Morris Jones, Sr. William H. Foote Homes W.W. Cook.. .. ---·- M•tropolitan Baptist Church F. J. Marable ...... ..............__ . Mt. Olive C. M. E. Church Zellner Shields .. ·········-··-··· Mt. Pisgah Methodist Church William Jones ...... .............. Gospel Temple Baptist Church L. V. Johnson ... _.. ___ First Baptist Church-Laude rdale George Curtis ·-- -········St. Stephens Baptist Church Samuel Richardson .......................... Manassas High School W. B. Hegman .. ---·-·- Collins Chapel C. M. E. Church Rev. I. N. Jackson... .......................... __ Weaver School Robert J . Shores--····_ _ Eastern Star Baptist Church B. T. Dickerson.. . ......... Mt. Nebo Church James Johnson --·- .... _.Great Middle Baptist Church Grover M. Thompson ....... ...... ...... .......... Lester St. School Charles Chatman Mississippi Blvd. Christian Churcfi Cuba Brownlee, Sr. ___ .. ..... Mt. Zion Baptist Church Leonard Brown . Riverview Christian Church Aaron Woodhouse . Salem-Gilfield Baptist Church J. I. Taylor........ ......... ...... . ......................... Lincoln School Rochester Neely ................ .. ....... Hamilton High School Bennie Lee .. . .......... Martin Temple C. M. E. Church W. C. Tyus, Sr •. ·········----· Douglas High School P.T.A. Booker T. Seymore ---·. J. S. Phelix High School Charlie Perry , Jr. ......• _ St. Matthews Baptist Church Clifton L. Grissom ... __ __ Shiloh Baptist Church Leon H. Griffin ____ ___.. Emmanuel Episcopal Church 0 . L Cash ....... .. Hyde Park School Lowell Wherry . ..................... New Tyler A. M. E. Church Louis Harrison .......... :........... .. .Beulah Baptist Church Joseph S. Simmons _ ...................... Geeter High School J. L. Walker ..... Hill's Chapel Baptist Church Noble Gatlin _. -········· .... Friendship Baptist Church T. J. Loving ----··· .. .• • ............ Caldwell School J. D. Taylor.. . . .. . . _...... Como Junior High School J. H. Holmes •. Olivett Baptist Church W. B. Couch............ __ Capleville School George D. Clark, Jr. .. __ Magn<>lia School Herman Gray ....... .. . _ St. Paul Baptist Church L. D. Savage . _ Oakville Colored School Johnnie Hicks ___ Greater First Baptist Church Matthew R. Davi s_ Coleman Chapel C. M. E. Church Judge Hayes ... Shiloh Baptist Church Russell Taylor ... Springhill Baptist Church R. B. Thompson St. James A. M. E. Church Walter Houston Lewis St. Baptist Church D. 0. Whitaker ....... Reuben Edward Shivers Ernest Miller ........... Lutheran School Adams Bailey..... La Rose School D. D. Kimble ... ···-----·St. Andrew A. M. E. Church Fred D. Osborne, Sr ...... _ Greenwood C. M. E. Church Rev. L. H. Aldridge. _ Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church Harvey Taylor _ . .. ·- _East Trigg Baptist Church James J. Alexander ... - .. _ Brunswick Junior High School I b5 lbb I b8 170 172 173 I7b 177 178 179 181 183 184 185 I 8b Pack 100 I0 I 102 I 03 I 04 105 I Ob 108 I 09 110 111 112 113 114 115 117 118 119 120 121 122 124 125 I 2b 129 130 131 132 133 184 Post 112 Scoutmaster Spons.oring Institution Eddie L. Malone .... _St. Jude Ba ptis..t Church John E. Wesley First Baptist Church Chelsea Chastene Thompson ---·--- _White Station School and New Philadelphia Church Robert Harrison .................... .. Mt. Moriah Baptist Church Rev. Melvin Tole"LeMoyne Gardens Tenant Ass'n. Lucious Dentzler.................................... First Baptist Ch1.1rch Herbert Jones_ . ···-- Millington Junior Hjgh School Charles Williams.. _ .. __ Summerfield Baptist Church Robert C. Keglar -··· ... .............. Green Hal School Robert Mairley. -···--··-·---- Mt. Moriah Baptist Church A. B. Owens, Jr . ···--···· -----· .. Alonzo Locke School Eddie Lynch____ ___ .-----·-···· New Bethel Baptist Church Hosea Montgomery. ..- _ Lane Ave. Baptist Church Elias Johnson___ Hernando Colored School Peter Murphy _ -· - .. Progressive Baptist Church Will Brown, Sr. _ New Salem Baptist Church Louis D. Waller _ Greater Mt. Zion Baptist Church William R. Thomas Batesville High School I bO lb3 I b4 Cubmaster Sponsoring Institution Odell Guy __ Mt. Zion Baptist Church Willis E. Brown --Douglas High School P.T.A. Everett Toliver ..... . _ .... -·-·.Virginia Ave. School Edward Matthews_ ............................... Lester St. School E. A. Hawkins, Sr................ Metropolitan Baptist Church Samuel Harris.-··· ·.................. Friendship Baptist Church Morris Jones, Sr. . ....... William H. Foote Tenant Asso. Nath.rniel Ridgley West Memphis School Eddie H. Ford • Beulah Baptist Church Sonny Pulliam --·--- Marion Colored High School Thomas Gilliam ·-- __ Eastern Star Baptist Church Arthur L. Peyton - - - Leath School R. J. Kelly ·--Grant School James A. Jones --··-· _ .. Manassas High School Calvin E. Casey -·--··- St. Stephens Baptist Church Robert Zales .. __ ·Summerfield Baptist Church 0onald V. Jackson ... ___ Florida Street School J. K. Davis........... ......... Porter School Walter L. Pamphlet . ........... Hamilton High School Thomas Sherrod . ..Coleman Cha.pel C. M. E. Church J. P. Polk --·Geeter High School T. J . Beauchamp .. -· Magnolia School Morris Murrell Lutheran Cooperative School Rev. T. R. Davis. ____ Mt. Pisgah C. M. E. Church Elton Johnson Alonzo Locke School T. L. McClellan La Rose School Rev. Otis Catchings -·- _ ··-Lincoln School Obediah Morris . _ _ .. Lane Ave . Baptist Church Elwood A. Fields _ Salvation Army Men's Fellowship Club Louis Hester _ ·..... New Salem Church Post Advisor H. L. Hunter . _ Sponsoring Institution ···-···- Mt. Nebo Church Goody Evergood says: Enjoy EVER GOOD J. F. SHELTON COMPANY , HAM • BACON • SAUSAGE Memphis Packing Comparw Memphis, Tenn. Specializing MU ELLER H EA Tl NG and CURTIS AIR CONDITIONING BUILDERS 198-200 Poplar Avenue SUPPLY CO., INC. 4981 Summer Ave. 32 �SCOUTING with a PURPOSE No Youth Program in the world has a more sturdy framework for the building of resourceful, capable men, eager to accept responsibility, than the Boy Scout Movement. Healthy minds in healthy bodies are the best possible insurance for healthy mankind. Men with Scout training are upholding the best traditions of American citizenship throughout the world today. In a trained (but not regimented) citizenry rests the hope for the future of our nation. 'Q__-9 R. A. TRIPPEER CO. 185 E. Butler Ave. Memphis, Tenn. �ORGILL BROTHERS & C0.-1847-1952 Scouting Is Fun But It's Not All Play Boy Scouts receive sound basic training which makes them better citizens. Scouts generally develop high moral character and an earnest desire to help the other fellow. They are imbued with ideals of individual freedom and the concept of the dignity of man which are cherished by self-governed peoples. Support the Boy Scouts . • When you encourage a boy to become The Boy Scouts of L\I cmphis a Scout . . . you help make a better world. are a Community Ch€ st Agenc)' ORGILL BROTHERS & CO. Wholesale Exclusively-Our 106th Year Memphis, Tenn. Little Rock, Ark. Jackson, Miss. � 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 SOUVINIR PROGRAM 1952 BOY SCOUT EXPOSITION Presented by CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUT OF ,AMERICA Memphis, Tennessee ''FORWARD ON LIBERTY'S TEAM'' I OUR SCOUTS AR E ROAD BUILDERS BUILDERS OF THE ROAD CALLED \\THE AMERICAN WAY OF LIFE" We Are PROUD Of Our BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA ROAD BUILDERS EQUIPMENT CO. 285 E. Calhoun Memphis, Tenn. THE 1952 BOY SCOUIT IEXIPOSllTION ~*~ CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS O,F AMERICA, INC. ~*~ March 21-22, 1952 SHELBY COUNTY BUILDING & ARENA BUILDING MID-SOUT,H FAIR GROUNDS Through the courtesy of THE MEMPHIS PARK COMMISSION MILLS-MORRfS CO. MEMPHIS, TENN. Boy Scouts of today will lead our community and our country tomorrow. They deserve your support and encouragement. StanJarJ PRINTING & SUPPLY CO. Printers of this bookle t MEMPHIS HOTPOINT APPLIANCES i:I Automatic Electric Ranges i:I Super Stor Refrigerators i:I Automatic Dishwashers & Disposals i:I Automatic Washers, Dryers & Ironers i:I Electric Water Heaters i:I Home Freezers 'i:I Cabinets Distribut e d By STRAITON-WARREN HARDWARE CO. Memphis, Tenn. 2 1952 BOY SCOUT EXPOSITION ~ ~~ "'~ CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. Member of The Memphis & Shelby County Community Chest Chickasaw Council welcomes y(}u to this great Boy Scout Exposition. The thousands of boys participating in the various demonstrations are having the fun and training which the Scouting program of character building and citizenship training affords. This Exposition is held for the primary purpose of presenting to parents and all interested people just what Scouts do, for we are deeply appreciative of the wholehearted support of the citizens of this area for this program which is so vital to our future citizens. The financial support necessary to carry on the work of Scouting is derived from the citizens of the area served by Chickasaw Council, who provid<' our op~rating budget. As we have no means of providing for capital expense for our three camps except through funds raised by the Exposition, the revenue, if any, from this Exposition will be used for permanent installations at the camps and none of the revenue will be used for operating expense. There are now 2,620 Cub Scouts, 3,877 Scouts and Explorers, a grand total of 6,497 boys in the Council. But there are thousands of boys of Scout and Cub Scout age who have not had the benefit of Scouting. The Council needs more volunteers to serve in this great work of training our youth so th.at an ever-increasing number of boys may have the fun of Scouting activities. ALVAN F. TATE, JR. President, CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. 2 Fine Stores to Serve You Crespi Cotton Co. Memphis, Tenn. 17 60 Union A venue 145 South Main 3 WEIL BROS.COTION, INC. * Rhodes-Jennings Furniture Company Main at Jefferson 93 South Front Street Among the many fine projects of the Boy Scouts is the preservation of our country's resources, particularly its forests. To best conserve our timberlands, the best and longest possible use of the lumber already processed is necessary. Lumber that is sprayed or painted with-or dipped in-COPPO lasts up to four times longer than untreated lumber. COPPO protects wood, and all fiberous materials, against the dangers of dry-rot, termites, and mildew. If you are planning to build, remodel or repair, call us for details about COPPO Copper-naphthenate's many advantages. W. M. BARR & COMPANY 2336 South Lauderdale Phone: 9-0352 MEMPHIS 6, TENNESSEE * ! ----------······-~-------111111111111••• THE 1952 '~~ BOY SCOUT EXPOSITION -~~. ~ = ~~~ ~ CHl·CKASA W COUNCIL. BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. Member of The Memphis & Shelby County Community Chest The Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, Explorers and adult leaders of Chickasaw Council, Boy Scouts of America, welcome you to their 1952 Boy Scout Exposition. The Scouts hope that you wi.11 enjoy the Exposition and after seeing their exhibits and Arena Show, you will have a better understanding of some of their activities, achievements and skills which are a part of the Scouting program in training youth for responsible citizenship. For cooperating in the success of this Exposition, the Exposition Committee takes this opportunity to express its appreciation to the Officials of the City of Memphis, the Memphis Park Commission, the Board of Education, the Mid-South Fair Association , the press, the radio and television ~tations, the business firms and all of the friends of Scouting. Also its appreciation to the Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, Explorers, the }J'arents and the adult leaders for their efforts in making the Exposition interesting to the participants and our guests. Compliments of Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Of Memphis 5 ]. P. GOLDSCHMID, General Chairman 1952 Boy ScouT ExPoSITION Woods Lumber Co. ... ' ANDERSON-TULLY CO. MEMPHIS, TENN. VICKSBURG, MISS. TENNESSEE'S LARGEST SAVINGS & LOAN INVITES YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT LEADER FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION 158 MADISON • PHONE 37-1554 6 I • THE 1952 BOY SCOUT EXPOSITION • '~ ~~. ... ~ """ ... COMMITTEES RECEPTION AND GUESTS Alvan F. Tate, Jr., Chairman W. Gordon Morris, Secretary A. K. Burrow C. Arthur Bruce P. A. Clayton H. M. Clayton A. D. McWhorter W. L. Sharpe . PARTICIPATION Herbert F. Hemker, Chairman Hal D. Bynum, Secretary R. W. Lundquist, Secretary T. J. McGuire, III Norwood G. Paddison .John L. E. Garner W. B. Fordyce Albert Dratnol Robert L. Irwin, .Jr. .Jack P. Goldschmid Lynn H. Ferguson H. R. Blackwood C. A. Atkinson LAYOUT AND ASSIGNMENT F. T. Thayer, .Jr., Chairman R. W. Lundquist, Secretary E. C. Grissom .J.M. McKnight C. A. Atkinson Albert Dratnol Sam E. Cross Howard M. Grube ARENA SHOW COMMITIEE .J. D. Carruth, Chairman Thurman .J. Frashure, Secretary A. .J. McWeeny, .Jr. Douglas Smith William Springer Lewis Pritchett .James Seaton Charles C. Handley E. C. Berry JUDGING AND AWARDS Russell Perry, Chairman R. M. Bentley, .Jr., Secretary F. T. Thayer, Jr. Ben Waller William J . .Johnson Aubrey V. Spear Joseph A. Dalstrom PROGRAM OOKLET Wm. Henry Fisher, Chairman W. Gordon Morris, Secretary Marshall Smith Harry Schorr Bill Killibrew ATTENDANCE .J. D. Tennison, .Jr., Chairman Ira G. Goldsmith, Vice-Chairman T. J. McGuire, III, Vice-Chairman Hal D. Bynum, Secretary R. M. Bentley, Jr., Secretary Norwood G. Paddison H. R. Blackwood John L. E. Garner \V. B. Fordyce Alvin J. Iverson B. F. Tate R. D. McCrite John Pitts L. E. Polk .J. F. Russum PUBLICITY Charles C. Handley, Chairman Thurman J. Frashure, Secretary M . .J. Vosse W. B. Fordyce Joe Day Wilson Mount Bruce W. Ewing Bob Burkley CONCESSIONS 7 Ralph Young, Chairman R. M. Bentley, Jr., Secretary W. R. Moyers .James E. Morton ............ ..........:: FACTS ABOUT CHICKASAW COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. The area of Chickasaw Council comprises DeSoto, Tate, Panola Counties, Mississippi; the eastern half of Crittenden County, Arkansas; Shelby County, Tennessee. The Council Headquarters is located at 416-420 Manufacturers & Merchants Building, 198 South Main St., Memphis, Tenn. In this area there are the following: White Troops __________________________ 82 White Posts _____________________________ l 8 White P~cks ------------------------ ~ ---54 Negro Troops __________________________ 74 Negro Packs ____________________________ 30 TOT AL UNITS __________________ 258 White Scouts ------··--------------2,283 White Explorers__________________ 204 White Cub Scouts .............. 1,915 Negro Scouts ______________________ l ,390 Negro Cub Scouts______________ 705 TOTAL BOYS _________________ 6,497 Including the Scoutmasters, Cubmasters, Explorer Advisors, Assistant Scoutmasters, Assistant Cubmasters, Den Mothers, District and Neighborhood Commissioners, Merit Badge Counselors, Council Members there are 2,131 leaders. These 2,131 leaders plus the 6,497 Scouts and Cub Scouts make a grand total of 8,635 people who are connected with Chickasaw Council. The Council operates three camps, Camp Currier, Kamp Kia Kima and Camp Fuller. Camp Currier, near Eudora, Miss., has 340 acres of rugged woodland on which are 35 cabins, a 15 acre lake for boating and fishing, one of the best swimming pools in the South, Headquarters Building, Health Lodge, Mess Hall and other buildings. The camp is open the year round. Kamp Kia Kima, near Hardy, Ark., is locate:d on 155 acres on the South Fork of Spring River. This camp, in the foothills of the Ozarks, will be opened in June. Canoeing, swimming, woodcraft, games provide fun for all. There are 24 buildings on the camp site, most of which are built of native stone. Camp Fuller for Negro Scouts is located in the T. 0. Fuller State Park which is just five miles south of the Memphis City Limits. It is a splendid camp with fine facilities for real outdoor experiences. Any profits which accrue from the Boy Scout Exposition will be used to improve and develop the camping facilities of the Council. Without the proceeds from the Boy Scout Exposition it would not be possible to carry through on the development of bigger and better camping facilities for the ever-increasing number of boys in the Council. Chickasaw Council has had a growth in boy membership of 80% in the past ten years. It now has the largest membership in its history. tiitJ NEW CARS AND TRUCKS 282 Court - 8-3434 NEW CARS AND STATION WAGONS I 05 So. Second - 8-31 15 NEW TRUCKS 148 So. Second - 5-6767 8 Compliments of A Friend - - CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD FOR THE YEA 1952 Alvan F. Tate. Jr._ .................... ............. .... ............................ ................... ........... President T . RobC'rt Ackl~n· -····--·----······· ................. ... .. ---- ·-········ ......... _ ................ Vice-President W . H. Austin ............ ·······-------- -- ·····-·· .. -- .. ... . ............ .. ................ ------·----··-- Vice-Pr es ident Charles M. Crump . ............................ _ .. ...... .................................. ........... Vice-President R. D. Fuller ............... .. ............. ................. ................ .. ............... ................. Vice-President Elt<ln A. llieves, Jr.. ............. .. ... .. .................. ....... .. .. ... ........ ·-···· ··---·--··· ··· Vice-President J. R. Walker ............ ...... ... ........................... .. ......... ..... .. .......... ..... ............ ... Vice-President A. D. M cWhorter.. .................. ..... .......... .. .................................... ....... Associate Secretary Fred I. Christenbury ............ ................... .................. .. ............... ............... ......... Treasurer H e rbert F. Hemker. ................................................................. ........ .. Scout Commissioner "T. Gordon Morris .. ............................................. -·--·-·· · ·· ·······-··········---·Scout Executive DISTRICT CHAIRMEN J D . Tennison, Jr. ...................... ........... .... ......... ........... ····-····· ···· .... . Northeast District E . L. Williamson ................................ ... .......... ... .. ........... .................. Northwest District R ev. Joel Wiggs ....... .................................................... .... ....................... Southeast District D o yle Nance ............... ... ........................ .. .. .... ............. ... .. ........... ... .. ..... Southwest District Sam E. Cross,. ..... .. .... ..... ... ........... ____ ___ .......... ··········· -- ··········--······-··Crittenden District .J. R . Barber ....... ....................... ...................................... .. .. ... - ......... .... Mississippi District COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Robert L. Irwin, Jr. .. ................................... ..................................... Activities Committee Russell Perry ..... . .... ... ... ........ .. ... ... ........ ... ............................ Advancement Committee A . K. Burrow .. .............. _ __ ___ .................................... Awards & Resolutions Committee P . A. Clayton ........ ............. ....................... .. ............ ..................... . .. Camping Cormnittce Charles M. Crump . ..... ------ ----····················------ .... C onstitution & By-Laws Committee T. Robe1 t Acklen .. . .............................. ____ ____ _ ,_ .............................. Cubbing Committcf· J. M. McKnight .................................................. - ........ .......... .... Exploring Committee .J. R . Walke r.. ......... .. ... ............ ... ... ........... ..... ............. .... .......... .... ....... Finance Committee Jose ph A. Dalstrom .................................... ....................... Ht" a lth & Safety Committee Edwin I'>alstrom ........................... ............... . ................................. Inter-Racial Committe;e Howard M. Grube ...... ......................... ... .... ................ Lcadership Training Committee R. D. Fullt> r...... . .. -----·--··- .................. ........... Organization & Extension Committl"c P. C. C lark e .......... .. .... .. ............ .. ............. .... .............. ................. ... .. Outfitters Committee M . J. Voss c ........................... ......... ..... ................................. Publjc Relations Committee He!llri Benn l" r C . Arthm Bruce H . M. Clayton Ben B. Coffey, Jr. Dr. A. W. Dick W . B. Dormon, Jr. Lewis R. Donelson , Jr. Phil Emerick Bruce W. Ewing Wm. Henry Fisher F. Joe Flanagan MEMBERS-AT-LARGE B. B. Garey Jack P. Goldschmid E . C . Grissom W. P. Halliday Charll"s C. Handley T. P. Howard Alvin J. Iverson F. Clyde Lambert J. H. ' Malone AJlen Morgan R. C. Mays 9 Dr. Arthur R. Portl"r, Jr. R. G. Ramsay, Sr. C. W. Rittelmcyer E. B. Saunders Dr. H. C. Srhr:ne isst"r Dr. George A. Scott W. L. Sharpe J. L. Skinne r L. K. Thompson, Jr. R. A. Trippee-r D. L. Valentine Harry G. Webb Booth I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9-10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17-18 19 20 21 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32-33 34 35 36 37 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 68-75 69 70 71 72 73 74 76-85 77 78 DIRECTORY Subject Sponsoring fostitution Unit Pets ................ ····----. Highland Heights Presbyterian Church--··----·--·--·····---··--·-·-- Pack 12 Handicraft·-·····--·-·· ·········-· Highland Heights Methodist Church .. ·-······ ---·····-········ .. -··-· Pack 93 Electricity ............................... West Memphis Rotary Club ........ ·-·············----------··-··--·-··-··-Troop 73 Cub Cook Out ............... ...... St. Anne's Cathollc Church ................................................................................ Pack 54 ~~~~rc~:::=:::=:::=::::::::::====~?~f,la~tH~;~~:d~:!sf;t~~7~~--C"i;~-;~i;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::i~~~~ 3~ Leathercraft --····-· .. Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church ................................................................ Troop 22 Handicraft ... --··---·· ..... ....... St. Paul Methodist Church ................................................................................ Pack 60 !~il~?.1g:·:;,; ~= ~i~i~;~:~:~~~;o~~;~~ ; ;; : : ; :::: :;~~ ~l Taxidermy --··- ______ White Station Improvement Club .. ----------·------·----··· ·-----················------- ·· ····-··---Troop 21 :~~t~o~!~~'..:::=:··::::::~·:= ~~:;~r p ~+;-. c~;~~~'.~~---~-h_u_rc_~:::::::=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.p~~ ~~ Paddles & Pines .... ________ ,St. Johns Episcopal Church ............................. -- -·-····--···-·-···-···-·················--·Post 42 Woodturning ........... . - -· .... Crawfordsville Rotary Club .............................................................................. Troop 18 Wood Burning ..................... .Lawler P. T. Assn·---------------------··----------------···················-------·-----·-·------··················Pack 86 Handicraft ............................. St. Lukes Methodist Church ................ ---------·-······-----····--·------------·-·····--·······------·Pack 2 Information & Camps ___ Chickasaw Council ............................................................................ Order of the Arrow Things That Go___ . ..Grahamwood P. T. Assn .. -----···----·-··-········-····----·······------·-------·Pack 92 Gun-Handling -·· ____ Bolton P. T. Assn ....................................................... ··········-----······--·-·-···-------·-----Post 206 Handicrafts ............. ____ Macon Road Presbyterian Church ...................................................................... Pack 32 Metalcraf+----·--·--···· Character Builders Bible Class of Madison Heights Methodist Church·------···------··---·--------Troop 4 Puppets...................... Bellevue Baptist Church·---------·------·-----··--------············-----······--·····--·····················Pack 15 Wood Working. _____ Park Ave. Cumberland Presbyterian Church_ --········--·-----------Troop 89 Plumbing .......... ------·········--·Calvery Methodist Church ........................................................................... ___ Troop 94 Carpentry . --·-·· Hernando Rotary Club ...................................................................................... Troop 41 Dairying ................................. First Asse.mbly Of God Church .................. ·-············-----·······-----···-------· Troop 90 Home Repairs..... .. . ...... - Parkway Baptist Church ... ---------------------·-----·-··---·· .. Troop 97 Photography ......................... .Tempie Baptist Churcla ...................................................................................... T roop I 0 Life Saving & Swimming . Raleigh Kiwanis Club ·······---··········· ···--·--···-------···---Troop 58 Modeling ................................ U nion Ave. Baptist Church ...................................................................... : ......... Pack 27 Book Binding ........................ Mclean Baptist Church Brotherhood ········-···-···,···-··-······· - ·--·----Troop 44 Fingerprinting·-······-·······---National Civic Club .............. ·- -······-····---············--··········-----·-····-·······-··--···-······Troop 200 Aircraft ................................... Optimist Club ...................................................................................................... Pack 16 Leathercraft.------·----Highland Heights Baptist Church.. ······-··-···· .. ···· ..... _., ____ Troop 98 Aviation .................................. Millington Rotary Club ................................. ______ .. ___ .. ____ ,, ___ .. Troop 70 Handicraft ........... --·-·----Taylor Memorial Christian Church .... __ ............ _ .............. --·······--···--············Pack 38 Safety ...................... ------··-------A. B. Hill School P. T. Assn ................................................................ ............ Troop 57 Forestry & Conservation ...... .Second Presbyterian Church ............................................................................ Troop 55 Pioneer Entrance ..... ·--····---American Legion -------·------···----·····----··---··---····------···········---- .. ·--·-···-----··---- .......... Troop 68 Indian Lore ...... -·-----····-·-.S pri ngd ale Civic Clu b ......... -------------·----------··-----------·---·----- ·-------·------ ··-··----------T roop 51 Cub Scout Circus .. __ ,,.. . .. Prescott Memorial Baptist Church ................................................................... Pack 13 Railroading. ..... _ ·········-··--Blessed Sacrement Catholic Church......... ·····---······----·········-- ..•. _. Pack 22 Automobiling ________ Rebecca Memorial Methodist Church.... __ Troop 79 Handicraft __ _ _ Adult Bible Class, St. Johns Methodist Church --·-· __ .. Pack 6 Pathfinding .... ·---···- __ .Jackson Ave. Methodist Church Men's Club ____________,T roop 61 Jungle Tales ______ ...... Trinity Methodist Church .............................................................................. Pack 43 Handicraft.. .... ·-·- . Second Presbyterian Church ____ ......... ...... ---·-·---······-- - ........ Pack 55 Planes & Gliders_ _ _ St. Thomas Catholic Church .. ·----·---·-----·------·--·--- ·------····- --- ·-----------·-- ·-----····------·-Pack 99 Hiking............. . ...... Everett Memorial Methodist Church .......... __ -··- --·--······· .... . ....... ....... Troop 216 Make Believe .......................... St. Annes Catholic Church·------------------------- ------------ ···· ----- -------- ·------------- ·· ------·----Pack 82 Cub Scout Rope Work .... _Rebecca Memorial Methodist Church ·------···--·--················----··-····--- ......... Pack 79 Nature Study ........................ Glenview Presbyterian Church .......................... ... -------· ~_Troop 11 Braiding & Basketry ............... Sacred Heart Catholic SchooL ________ ---- , ______________ Pack 49 Handicraft _____ ,.___ ... . .. _ Whitehaven Kiwanis Club ................. ·------·······--·-·······--········--·--····· .. Pack 44 Radio ....................................... Grace St. Lukes Episcopal Churc~. . Troop 34 Lost on An Island ................ St. Lukes Methodist Church ..... -·· ---···-···· ····· ····-···········-············ .... Pack 40 Camping _______________ Wesley House----------------·------------ ··· --····-· __ _________ Troop 14 FiremanshiP----------- -·-····· _____ St. Annes. Catholic Church-...... _ ..... ··---··········· ·--···--............ - ........ Troop 82 Beads & Basketry ... ___ _____ Winchester Civic Club ______________________________ -----··-------------- ....... _____ --- ... Pack 207 Games ____________________ .. ______ Grace St. Lukes Episcopal Church ···------- ·-·-- - ·······-- ---... Pack 34 Angling ___ ........ ...................... St. Lukes Methodist Church.·----······-· .. ·· ....... ······----------·· ..... Troop 40 Back Woods First Aid. . ... Immaculate Conception Catholic Church ...................................................... Troop 36 Knots & Ropes.. ............ _____ Blessed Sacrement Catholic Church_·-------····--·-----·--··----··--·--------- _Post 22 Camp Cooking ····------· Macon Road Men's Club ___________________ ............................... ----·-·--·--------· ........... Troop 32 Pioneering .............................. Mclemore Ave. Christian Church ... --------···-·········-···-------------· ...... Troop 3 Tenting & Bedding ___________ Jnternational Harvester Co ... --·-··-·· · ··--·---·~--········-···----·· Troop 45 Tin Can Cook Craft _ .. Temple Israel ···---··---·--·-------------·-······----··-······ ........ - ---------·· _ Troop 25 Farm Machinery ····-·-·-------------1 nternationa I Harvester Co ............ ------···--- ·------·------····--------------·-·-·------·-······---··· Post 45 Handicraft & Games ........... Glenview Presbyterian Church ... ----··--·············-··-----·-·--·-·· Pack 11 Rocks & Minerals ................. St. Pauls Methodist Church.-·-------·--------······--·-----··--·--··----.. ·-----·--····--·--·----------··Troop 60 10 DIRECTORY Booth Subject Sponsoring Institution Unit 79 Wood Craft Germantown Civic Club Inc ..... ------- -- -····-· -·· _ .... Troop 87 80 Cycling......................... .. _Capleville Methodist Church School.. ............. . .. .. ............. .................... . ... Troop 81 81 Knqw Your Community _ International Harvester Co ...... .. .... .......... ..... .............. -------··· ······· ··· ····· ······-Pack 45 82 First Aid........... .... ... ___ Firestone Tire & Rubber Company ... .. ----· .. ·······------ -··--···-·- .... .. Troop 59 83 Handicraft___ ... _ Temple Israel Sisterhood ........... ...... ..... ..... ..... .............. ........ .... ...... ..... ..... .... ... ... Pack 25 84 Metal Work ... ___ . St. Michael Catholic Church ___ ,.___ -··--·-·--... -- ... --- ---·· ...... __ Troop 66 86 Indians ........ _ ...... ·-- Mclean Baptist Church ........... ... ... ............................... ......... .... .. .............. ......... Pack 7 87 Hobbies _ ... __ . Whitehaven Methodist Church ................... .... ........... ........... .. ......................... Troop 30 88 Basketry ....... ....... __ .. St. Thomas Catholic Church .................. _____ ---... ......... ____ .... _ Troop 99 89 Pioneering ___ _ ......... Central Christian Church ....................... ..................... ............ ... ............ ........... Troop 43 90 Family Fun ..... ,.. ... . Firestone Tire & Rubber Company ........... ....... . --.. -·····-···------- Pac1c 59 91 Model Trains__ _____ St. Mathew's Methodist Church ................................. ........... ... .......... ..... .......... Pack 24 92 Bird Houses_ __ ........ ___ Mallory Heighs P. T. Assn....... ...... .. .... .. ........ ...... .. .............................. ......... Pack 91 93 Dog Care ............. .. .......... ... St. Johns Episcopal Church_ --.. ··- -·····---------·- --··--Troop 42 94 Hog & Pork Production Collierville Rotary Club ............ ... ............................. ................................ .......... Post 50 95 Our American Flag ----- St. Johns Methodist Church, Adult Bible Class ..... ... ........................... ... ........ Troop 5 96 Home Fun ____ .. Wesley House ........... ................ ............................ ... .................. ................. .... Pack 14 97 Arts ........................ ..... __ Park Ave. Cumberland Presbyterian Church ........... .. ........ .. ....... .......... . .... ..... Pack 28 98 Arts & Handicrafts West Memphis Rotary Club . . __ ·--- -··· ····· ··-- ........ ~ ... .. .. .. Pack 31 99 Handicraft .White Station Civic Club ............................. ......... .. .............. ................... .... ...... Pack 5 Signal Towers __ ---.. ·· _ Kiwanis Club & Memphis Housing Authority . ___________ ____ .,,,,,. .. _____ Troop 95 SERVICE UNITS Concession Stands .. __ .. . ..Highland Heights Presbyterian Church ... .... __ .. Post 35 Cloak Room............................. .... ..... ..... Bellevue Baptist Church . ---- ---·-·. . ____ ,, .... ___ Troop 15 Reception & Ticket Taking. ldlewild Presbyterian Church ... .......... ................... .......... . . Troop 20 Ushers In Arena Show ... - ... - .. Fishermans Club of St. Mathews Methodist Church .. ---· ·- .. Troop 24 Exposition First Aid Center._____ .. St. Lukes Methodist Church ___ .. ------.. ·-·····---· ... _____ Post 40 Service ··-----· ... _ .... ____ Ellendale Methodist Church.-.. ,.._ .. __ ____ ,, ____ ,, ____ ____________ .. Troop 204 Service _ .......... _____ .... - .......... _ Raleigh Christian Church____ ... ----- - ....... ---·----- ---·---···· .. - _______ Post 58 Service _ ~-.. . ... ------~----··--Knights of Columbus .. .................... .......... ... ........ _____ ____ ,,,, _________ _ ,,,, ___ Troop 63 Service ...... ~------ _Grahamwood School P. T. Ass'n ............. . . ,_ .. ___ ., ________ ,,_,, ....... _ ........ Troop 92 Service __ ·····-- _ . .,_________ .. American Legion .................................... .................. ... ......................... _ .. _, ____ Troop 68 Service -·-----------··" West Memphis Rotary Club .. _ ...................... ... - --- ---····---- ·---·-·······---Post 73 ARENA SHOW Mclean Baptist Church.... .. .... ........ .. ...... ... .. ---------- ··· .... .. ... .. Pack 7 Raleigh Kiwanis Club.... .. . ........ ..... .... .... .. .. .......... ---.. _ Troop 58 Hillbilly Band ----- _ Ukulele Trio _,,_ Raleigh Christian Church ... . ..................... -· ··--·· ·---- ....... . Post 58 .. Central Christian Church .. ... ........... __ .. ... ....................... ....... ....... ........ Post 43 ..Grace St. Lukes Episcopal Church .. ------------- ... ..... Troop 34 St. Thomas Catholic Church ... ... ... .......... .... .......... ... ----------- -·-·· .. ··---- ... Pack 99 SingiCTg ....... . . Trumpet Trio .. - ............... . Tonette Band .. Pentecostal Holiness Men's Fellowship --···-.. ·-··---·-...... .. ...... Pack 202 Blessed Sacrement Catholic Church.... ----··-- __ ··- .. Post 22 Tumbling .. .. ...... ...... .. Accordion Duet..... --__ ... St. Michael Catholic Church___ .. ............................................ ----- Troop 66 lacHace Minstrel Pup~e!s.. .... ..... . .. .. St. Michael Catholic Church ____ ........ ~ ___ -------- ........ _ Troop 66 ___ ldlewild Presbyterian Church - -·- · ·- • .......... • .. Pack I Mag1c1an _________ _ --· _ Collierville Rotary Club ______ • --------·--.......... _______ ,. ....... _____ ,, Post 50 HOHENBERG BROS. CO. COTTON MERCHANTS 131 S. Front St. II Southern Laminating Co. Crump Lime & Cement Co. N. A. Carter Sam Belz Upholstered Products Chandler & Chandler Sam N. Inman, Inc. Madison Weavers Clyde Collins, Inc. Claridge Garage A. A. Motors E. C. Kelly Co. Lewis C. Callow, C. L. U. George G. Clarke Compliments D. T. Mc ~---~~-...... -----~;..;..;;o;.,.. _________ ....__, ____ ....... - ............ _, __ _ • IV . ANDERSON, ' CLAYTON AMERICAN & co . FINISHIN1G CO. • • ••• * Compliments of A. K. BURROW COOK & CO., Inc. I ••• * 12 JACK SPRATT "Really Fine For Your Family" CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. LIST OF UNITS, LEADERS AND SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS NORTHEAST DISTRICT ]. D. Tennison, Jr ............ ...... ........................... District Chairman C. C. Cook.. .............................................. District Vice Chairman T. ]. McGuire, IIL --------------·----·--······---District Commissioner Troops Scoutmaster Sponsoring Institution 9 R. T. Smith______ _ __ Evergreen Presbyterian Church 22 Elmer H. Wainright Jr. ___ __________ ......... Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church 32 Billy Proctor_ .. -- ... _ Macon Road Men's Club 33 J. Chester Shields Civitan Club Of Memphis 35 J. R. Hurt ............ Highland Heights Presbyterian Church 51 C. C. Handly _ .. Springdale Civic Club 58 A. J. McWeeny Jr. _______ Raleigh Kiwanis Club 61 Edwin R. Gonyaw_ Jackson Ave. Methodist Men's Club 66 E. D. Thompson... ... St. Michaels Catholic Church 92 E. W. Webb Jr. Grahamwood P. T. Ass'n. 93 Hugh Maxwell._ __ .Highland Heights Methodist Church 98 Frank Gresham _Highland Heights Baptist Church 200 Vernon R. Finch _____ ....... ______ __________ National Civic Club 204 A. M. Ferguson Jr. ___ Ellendale Methodist Church 206 Earl C. Watkins Bolton High School P. T. Ass'n. 216 Thurmon M. Simmons ...... Everett Memorial Methodist Church Packs Cubmaster Sponsoring Institution 12 R. R. Hardcastle. ___ _ Highland Heights 22 32 38 51 58 61 66 86 92 93 204 211 Presbyterian Church Richard F. Asbury _ Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church G. A. Garretson .. ..Macon Rd. Presbyterian Church R. C. Kelly __ Taylor Memorial Christian Church C. E. Hendricks _______ ................ Springdale P. T. Ass'n. G. S. Abernathy .. .. .. Kiwanis Club of Raleigh Herbert C. Simmons. ___ Jackson Ave. Methodist Church Joe Angelo ... St. Michaels Catholic Church H. P. Presley _ _ ________________ Lawler P. T. Ass'n. 0. Sylvester___ .. Grahamwood School P. T. Ass'n. H. A. Smith Highland Heights Methodist Church Elvin T. Wolfe__ Ellendale Methodist Church C. M. Ballard_ __ ------------ ... First Baptist Church Posts Post Advisor Sponsoring Institution 22 W. A. Kinney ...... ___ Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church 35 Ralph Young Highland Heights Presbyterian Church 58 W. J. Wood_______ ,, ___ Raleigh Christian Church 206 P. F. Glenn, Sr. __ _ Bolton P. T. Ass'n. Best W1'shes To The Boy Scouts of Memphis and Shelby County Columbian Mutual Life Insurance Co. 13 BRITLING CAFETERIAS Serving Memphis and the Mid-South over a quarter century 155 Madison 75 Union Humphreys Mills Company "HONEY SUCKLE CREAM MEAL" FIRE, AUTOMOBILE AND GENERAL INSURANCE LIBERAL REAL EST ATE LOANS REAL EST A TE SALES E. H. CRUMP & COMPANY The South's Largest Insurance Agency 14 DeSoto Paint & Varnish Co. CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. LIST OF UNITS, LEADERS AND SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS NORTHWEST DISTRICT E. L. Williamson ................................................ District Chairman W. B. Dorman, Jr. .................................... District Vice Chairman Norwood G. Paddison ................................ District Commissioner Troops Scoutmaster Sponsoring Institution I E. T. Lucky·····--------------·-·----------------First Methodist Church b Bernard Finkelstein_--·-- _____ Baron Hirsch Men's Club 13 Douglas Smith Jr •. .... ···-··--·· Trinity Methodist Church 14 Walker M. Taylor·-·-·-----------------------·-------------Wesley House 15 Brewer Crawford_ ·----····-···Bellevue Baptist Church 17 Louis Tognetti. -----------··---··-·-·····------------Frayser Civic Club 25 Henry Klein .... ---------·---···----·······---· ··----------------Temple lsrael 27 Lloyd Adams ···- _______________ Decatur St. Christian Church 44 David M. Gairhan .. _McLean Baptist Church Brotherhood 45 E. L. Vandiver.·----------····---------.lnternational Harvester and Frayser, Alta Vista Civic Club 47 John W. Creagh .... -------·---·--····--··· ____ Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church 49 Joe J. Etzberger __ .. _ Sacred Heart Catholic Church 59 F. E. Noah·---------··-·--- ·-··-----Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. 63 M. L. M'artin .... ---····------------- _______________ Knights of Columbus 70 Glenn R. Swart... ........... --·--·----------Millington Rotary Club 222 M. M. Huckabee .... __ ... Speedway Terrace Baptist Church PUFFY POPCORN CO. C. W. Simpson Packs Cubmaster Sponsoring Institution 7 Dodd Thompson.----··----·············· McLean Baptist Church 14 S. S. Morton_··-·----- ___________________________ Wesley House 15 Joe Helms ... ·······- ·-- ··--·· _ ___ Bellevue Baptist Church lb E. C. Grissom----·---···-- ··------------·--···-----------------Optimist Club 25 Alvin B. Solomon. _________________________ Temple Israel Sisterhood 43 J. R. Sawers ·-······· ... ····- ... Fellowship Class of Trinity Methodist Church 45 W. F. Schroeder .. ......... __________ Jnternational Harvester Inc. 49 William E. Stemmler. _____________ ----·· .. Sacred Heart School 59 A. T. Edwards ____ ______ Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. 70 John W. Lowe __________________ Millington Rotary International 207 Murry Reiter·--··-····- ·· ------·-------·---·-·Winchester Civic Club Posts Post Advisor 45 S. A. Bouck_ __ -···-· Sponsorinf! Institution International Harvester and Frayser Alta Vista Civic Club 309 South Second L. E. Hester Continental Mortgage Company 624 Falls Building Memphis, Tennessee 15 W e Proudly Salute THE BOY SCOUTS I "Building the L eaders of Tomorrow- Today" I ~ S. C. TOOF & CO. PRINTERS • LITHOGRAPHERS • STATIONERS SYSTEMS DESIGNERS • OFFICE OUTFITTERS 195 MADISON • MEMPHIS Shop with Ease at Toof's While You Park Fr ee Directly Across the Strr? et 92nJ INSURANCE ~,~. 81 Monroe Phone 5-3581 Proof of Quality OLIVER-FINNIE CO. COFFEE • CAN D,Y • SPICE • EXTRACT 16 ' t •• MEMPHIS HARDWOOD FLOORING CO. 1591 Thomas St. HUNTER FAN AND VENTILATING COMPANY "Exclusive Fan Makers Since 1886" CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. LIST OF UNITS, LEADERS AND SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS SOUTHEAST DISTRICT Rev. Joel Wiggs .................................................. District Chairman F. June Montgomery ................................ District Vice Chairman H. R. Blackwood.-... ··························· - ······District Commissioner Troops Scoutmaster Sponsoring Institution 7 William B. Springer ____ Union Ave. Methodist Church 8 Claud Black.___ _ Buntyn Presbyterian Church 10 Duane E. Mallery ........................ ... Temple Baptist Church 19 Harry Simpkins _ . _____ Union Ave. Baptist Church 21 James Brown ____ .•.. White Station Improvement Club 24 J. D. Carruth....... ··-.St. Matthews Methodist Church Fishermen's Club 40 B. W. Ewing·--··---·-····-----·-·--·---St. Lukes Methodist Church 42 Cameron Ciugh.. ·-·· ..... St. John's Episcopal Church 50 Herbert T. Brooks ..... -----·----------- Collierville Rotary Club 53 N. A. Schingle ____________ Bethel Southern Methodist Church 55 Millen Darnell. _ ... Second Presbyterian Church b4 Allen M. Strautman Sr.___ _ _ Prescott Memorial Baptist Church b8 0. N. Cole ... .... . .. _____________ Amer.can Legion 74 Fred 0. Baker_ Park Ave. Lodge No. 3b2 F. & A. M. 75 Lee J. Visconti -·_ .......... Elliston Ave. Baptist Church 79 J. M. Strawn ··-·· .. Rebecca Memorial Methodist Church 81 E. N. Hall .... Capleville Memorial Methodist Church 82 Raymond J. Hoffman ..... -.St. Anne Catholic Cliurch 87 Robert E. Flemming. . . ... Germantown Civic Club Inc. 89 Raymond C. Tatom .. Park Ave. Presbyterian Church Packs Cubmaster Sponsoring Institution 2 Dr. Milton Stern ... ___ St. Lukes Methodist Church 5 James A. Jaques. . ....... White Station Improvement Club Compliments of HAYS SUPPLY COMPANY South Front 17 Packs Cubmaster Sponsoring Institution 9 J. B. Price --······- ..... --·----· _ --·--··-- .... Crossroads Club 13 M. J. Vosse Jr. Prescott Memorial Baptist Church 24 Charles Smith ____ St. Matthews Methodist Church Fishermen's Club 27 Benson Sales -··· . . ··- Union Ave. Baptist Church 28 W. B. Richardson _ ·····-···Park Ave. Cumberland Presbyterian Church 3b P. 0. Piper ...... -...... __ . Board of Mayor & Aldermen, Collierville, Tenn. 40 W. F. Stephenson .. St. Lukes Methodist Church 54 A. C. Slater___ _ · St. Anne's Catholic Church 55 E. R. Ledbetter _____ Second Presbyterian Church 79 D. P. Henley .......... Rebecca Memorial Methodist Church 82 Joe E. Wimmer ______ St. Anne's Catholic Church 214 James S. Roaten . _ South Central Civic Club Posts Post Advisor Sponsorinf! Institution 40 Howard M. Grube St. Lukes Methodist (.;hurch 42 A. B. Bowman . __ St. John's Episcopal Church 50 0. C. Dean .................................. Collierville Rotary Club b8 R. Von Steiner . ··- Memphis Post I, American Legion 79 Ray Dalrymple, Sr. ·-········ .. _ Rebecca Memorial 81 82 201 N. H. Edwards__ Robert E. Coletta J. D. Grabowski .. Methodist Church Capleville Methodist Church School St. Anne's Catholic Church ________ Park Ave. Cumberland Presbyterian Church BOYLE INVESTMENT CO. Real Estate Loans-Insurance 148 Monroe Avenue For Best Foods Best Service Best Prices Buy At FRED MONTESl'S SUPER MARKETS 7 69 South Cooper 3362 Summer Dealers Wanted The W. T. Rawleigh Co. Manufacturers of Rawleigh's Good Health Products Medicines, Insecticides and Disinfectants, Food Products, Extracts, Flavors, Spices, Soaps, Toilet Preparations, Cleansers, Polishes, Stock and Poultry Preparations, Etc. 139 W. Illinois Phone 9-7661 MEMPHIS, TENN. MEMPHIS PACKARD, INC. · 18 Williams Shade & Awning Co. Nationally Advertised Merchandise MATTRESS RENOVATED• PLASTIC WALL TILE• STEEL WALL TILE • VENEHAN BLINDS • CANVAS AWNINGS • LAWN FURNITURE • WINDOW SHADES METAL AWNINGS • ASPHALT TILE • SLIP COVERS RUBBER TILE • DRAPERIES • TARPAULINS • LINO- - LEUM • CARPETS • RUGS 807 Union Memphis, Tenn. GLASGOW & LAZARUS Distributors Lion Oil Products Kelly-Springfield Tires Automotive Parts and Accessories I 073 Riverside Drive 1327 Jackson Ave. Phone 35-2519 Phone 2-6256 in nationwide tG$te tests J. 0. GOSHORN COMPANY For Baking That's . . . Always Right .. . Always Light Try LIGHT CRUST FLOUR * CLAYTON-BROWN COMPANY Wholesale Distributors CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. LIST OF UNITS, LEADERS AND SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS SOUTHWEST DISTRICT Doyle Nance ............. .. ... .... .... ..... ......... ... .. ........... District Chairman R. I. Highgate ......... ................ ............. .... District Vice Chairman John L. E. Garner ....... ... .... ...................... District Vice Chairman C. A. Atkinson ............ .. ................ .............. District Commissioner Troops Scoutmaster Sponsoring Institution 3 William M. Dixon ...... .. Mclemore Ave. Christian Church 4 Roy C. Reynolds ............ ...... Character Builder Bible Class 5 Bill Duroin ____ . Madison Heights Methodist Church 11 Richard H. Hippel. -·-··Glenview Presbyterian Church 20 Guy Boyer ............ .................. ldlewild Presbyterian Church 30 W. H. Mclean ______ Whitehaven Methodist Church 34 George Phillips ........... Grace St. Luke's Episcopal Church 36 Alfred J. Distretti. .. _ ····-- Immaculate Conception Catholic Church 43 H. Kenneth Humphreys ............ Central Christian Church 46 Charles W. Edgerton .............. Barton Heights Civic Club 48 Lloyd Church ................. _Mclemore Presbyterian Church 57 H. F. Bittlinger_ ..................... .......... A. B. Hill P. T. Ass'n 60 T. R. Henderson.......... ........ . .. St. Paul Methodist Church 62 Emery J. Ward _ .. Norris Memorial Presbyterian Church 84 Sam Fitzpatrick ·-- ·-_Longview Heights Civic Club 90 Robert L. Shanks _---· First Assembly of God Church 91 Earl C. Berry ............ Mallory Heights P. T. Ass'n. 94 C. Allen, Jr ... ·--· .. . Calvery Methodist Church 95 D. R. Hepburn .................... Kiwanis Club & Memphis Housing Authorit~ 97 Robert Lee Irwin, Jr ....................... Parkway Baptist Churc 99 Robert L. Moore ........... _ .St. Thomas Catholic Church GATES LUMBER CO. Retail Lumber and Mill Work 1256 S. Bellevue Phone 9-1661 19 Packs Cubmaster Sponsoring Institution I Theo Couch ___ ···-·-····-· ldlewild Presbyterian Church 6 T. T. Beecroft_ _____ .• Adult Bible Class of St. John's Methodist Church 11 David E. La Bonte.·-·-·· .... Glerlview Presbyterian Church 34 Carlisle Page ............... Grace St. Luke's Episcopal Church 44 G . W . Shill.. ......................... ............. ........... Kiwanis Club 56 Dudley S. Nichols ··-···--·---·· Greenland Heights Methodist Church 60 James L. Walters .... ....... ......... St. Paul's Methodist Church 90 William H. Halton_ ...... - First Assembly of God Church 91 H. B. Kirksey .. ·--·····--·· ...... Mallory Height P. T. Ass'n, 99 John E. Scanlon .. ··- _ St. Thomas Catholic Church 202 Clyde Springer ........................ Pentecostal Holiness Men's - Fellowship Posts Post Advisor Sponsoring Institution 11 I. A. Wadlington, Jr. ·· - .. Glenview Presbyterian Church 43 J. H. Barcroft ·······-····· ·--- _Central Christian Church 91 W. L. Shanks ......... -···-···- _ Mallory Heights P. T. Ass'n . JORDAN LUMBER CO. Retail and Wholesale LUMBER and MILL WORK TRUE-TAGG PAINT CO. THE SOUTH'S FINEST SINCE 1896 TR.UE'S PAINT PRODUCTS "We Sold Your Great Grandfather" John A. Denie's Sons Co. Building Material 373 Adams Howard Graham Co., Inc. Complete Home Furnishings Phone 2-8124 1359 Madison at Crosstown STEEPLETON GENERAL TIRE COMPANY Tire Specialists I 0-Hour Service By Appointment Telephone 8-2225 246 Monroe Ave. 20 Dr. Pepper Bottling Co. 921 Rayner Phorie 2-21 1 8 Memphis, Tenn. Swayne Latham Tires W. J. CURRY & SON REALTORS INSURANCE 224-225 FALLS BLDG. PHONE 37-4416 Ellis-Bagwell Drug Co. "The House That ServicP Built" 455 S. Front Memphis Semmes Bag Co., Inc. Lehman-Roberts Company (INCORPORATED) HIGHWAY CONTRACTORS Lexington, Ky. Memphis, Tenn. LYTLE McKEE COTTON CO. 89 SOUTH FRONT STREET CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. LIST OF UNITS, LEADERS AND SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS CRITTENDEN DISTRICT MISSISSIPPI DISTRICT Sam E. Cross ...... _______ _ -------------··-··District Chairman .J- R . Barber ...... .......... ... ... ...... ...... District Ch airm an W. B. Fordyce ........ ---·--···-·----District Commissioner J. ]. Robert s .. ... ........ .. · ··-· --- ---Dist rict Commissio ner Troops Scoutmaster 18 H. C. Phillips __ 72 Ford Turner ..... . 73 Taylor Claiborne .. Packs Cubmaster 18 Coiedia Reynaud 31 B. B. McCarley ·- Sponsoring Institution .Crawfordsville Rotary Club ··---- .. Marion Rotary Club West Memphis Rotary Club Troops Scoutmaster Sponsoring Institution 41 Laverne Sowell ..... Hernando Rotary Club 52 Charles Hal West........ ..... . ........ .. .... Sardis Rotary Club 77 Bert M. Cantrell.... • . . ... Senatobia Rotary Club 78 Edwin A. Flint... ............... .. ............. Batesville Rotary Club 88 A. R. Taylor...... .. ..... . ..... .. ....... Como Rotary Club 210 H. S. Handwerker--···· .Peach Creek Baptist Church, Pleasant Grove, Mississippi 72 John Stephens ........ ·--· Sponsoring Institution ·--- Crawfordsville Rotary Club West Memphis Rotary Club _ __ ----- Marion Rotary Club Posts Post Advisor 72 Ford Turner ........... . 73 Fred S. Raedels, Jr. S ponsorinf! Institution ............ Marion Rotary Club .. . West Memphis Rotary Club Packs Cub master 212 R. E. Rutherford 69 H. G. Wallace .. S Ponsoring Institution ........... lake Cormorant P.T.A. Sterick Bldg. National Funeral Home 1177 UNION AVE. One of America's finest and most complete-Facilities for any type of service; also renders services for policy holders of the National Burial Insurance Company. 21 Horn lake Booster Club WMC -79 ON YOUR RADIO DIAL WMCF -100 ON YOUR FM DIAL WMCT -TELEVISION-CHANNEL 4 The Afid-South's Most Complete Broadcasting Service ROTARY LIFT COMPANY 22 Greetings to our good /riends the Boy Scouts He/ea of Mempllis 1808 UNION AVENUE GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 1128 Union Phone 2-1 155 GOODYEAR TIRES, TUBES AND BATTERIES It's Double-Rich AT NO EXTRA COST 23 MARX & BENSDORF PATION BROTHERS Real Estate Sales and Insurance Cotton Merchants I 19 South Court Phone 8-1 12 I 92 S. Front Best Wishes To All Scouts R. P. HARRIS - ~ GRAVEL P1T CO. F. L. "Mutt" Abernathy, Owner * 24 Phone 35-2391 Route I, Box 5388 Whitehaven, Tenn. - --------------· ............... ~------.....-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill _ _ C.M.GOOCH LUMBER CO. Memphis, Tennessee • H. F. VANN & SONS CONSTRUCTION CO. I 089 Galloway 1003 Blythe LEWIS SUPPLY CO • Compliments of The National-Rose Company Manufacturers PERFECT SLEEPER MATTRESS 80-82 W. Virginia MEMPHIS 25 D istributors CROSLEY APPLIANCES .. CHAS. W. HARMON COMPANY ~ INSURORS All Kinds of Insurance 5 North Third Phone 38-1341 LEADER RAZOR BLADES , Single or Double Edge and Leader School Supplies Distributed By LEADER SPECIAL TY CO. 614-16 S. Main Memphis 3, Tenn. Phone 37-8657 PAT JOYNER ESSO SERVICE UNION at BELLEVUE Complete Lubrication Service Atlas TI res - Tubes Batteries and Accessories TELEPHONE 36-9641 Open 24 Hours LAYNE & BOWLER, INC. 26 Why Not Make "PILLSBURY'S" Pancakes Part of Your Camping Trip? PILLSBURY MILLS, INC. Memphis, Tennessee E. L. MERCERE, INC. FULLER ALIGNMENT SERVICE Specialists In WHEEL ALIGNMENT-BRAKE SERVICE MOTOR ANALYSIS AND TUNE UP 853 Linden 2909 Park Phone 37-1646 WHITTEN BROS. HARDWARE CO. Phone 4-6268 WHITTEN BROS. NORMAL HARDWARE CO. 549 South Highland "Cu st o mers Must Be Satisfied" CONLEY FROG & SWITCH CO. Boy, when you grow up be sure and let your wife have MEMPHIS HOUSE CLEANING CO. 629 S. Cooper Phone 2-2174 HINTON & HUTTON IMPLEMENT CO .• Inc. McDARIS LUMBER CO. 34 72 Bayliss Phone 48-6616- 34-2767 HOMER K. JONES DEAN 1 S COFFEE A BLEND OF THE FINEST COFFEE FOR OVER 70 YEARS CLEANERS INSTITUTE OF MEMPHIS Quality Workmanship and Superb Service are Assured by Members of the Institute. Let us Clean Your Valuable Garments. Skilled Employees and Reliable Firms Guaran.tee Satisfaction. 27 • TROY DOUTHIT AMBROSE Sporting Goo.ds Co. 191 Madison Ave. Phone 8-3292 SPORTS EQUIPMENT SUCCESS ROOFING CO. Shingles - Built-Up Roofing 1441 So. Bellevue SHELBY-SKIPWITH, INC. York Refrigeration and Air Conditioning 9-1212 972 Union Ave. Phone 36-5461 28 DeSoto Hardware · Co. "The Uptown Hardware Store" 52 S. Second St. Phone 5-2366 BLOCK & UNOBSKY COTTON • McCall Building TOWN AND COUNTRY DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT Specializing in Fine Foods and Sodas 2842 Poplar Memphis W. L. McBRIDE Electrical Contractor 166 Monroe -······-------- · ~~~~00~00 ~~~~N~~~. BUILDING MATERIALS Linden at Walnut Phone 8-0211 MEMPHIS STEAM CARPET CLEANING CO. 968 Jackson - 8-5959 Rug Cleaning Over 50 Yea rs , MURDOCK MAKES MORE LOANS Visit our new modern home 400 Union Plenty of Free Parking-Drive In Payment Window Hours 9 to 5 Daily MURDOCK ACCEPTANCE CORP. 400 Union - Ph. 38-1461 First in Loans • First in Financing JACKSON COOKIE COMPANY I 051 Firestone Blvd. Memphis, Tennessee Live in Memphis' Most Popular New Neighborhood CHEROKEE VILLAGE Kimball East of Semmes Wall ace E. Johnson, Inc. Builder of Distinctive Homes 875 Rayner St. 2-1182 29 F. M. CRUMP & CO. COTTON E. W. G. MEERS CONSTRUCTION CO. 166 Monroe • Memphis, Tenn. Tel. 5-1631 Nights, Sundays and Holidays Call 4-6404 THE UPJOHN CO. 299 S. Front Rick Mays J. D. Carruth Mrs. S. B. Blair LAMAR LIFE INSURANCE CO. In Your Family Economy As In Scouting BE PREPARED 51 5 Falls Bldg. Ph. 5-9822 TODDLE HOUSE America,s 24-Hour Host PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. OF MEMPHIS 3 16 So. Front Street Phone 5-0788 Two Favorites Duncan Hines Ice Cream Southern Ice Creams SOUTHERN ICE CREAM CO. 37-5344 Memphis, Tenn. 30 .. F. G. BARTON COTTON CO. LIPSEY'S FISH CO. WHOLESALE-RETAIL Fresh Fish-Oysters-Sea Foods OVER 25 YEARS BEALE & FRONT UNITED SERVICE & RESEARCH, INC. PHONE 8-8511 Realtors and Mortgage Bankers 8 I Madison Bldg. Phone 5-5303 31 As Memphis Knows, So Will America Leonard's Pit Barbecue Is Supreme I 140 South Bellevue Drive-In Perfection DRAKE CLEANERS & LAUNDRY Phone 7-0362 197 N. Evergreen BOXWOOD GARDENS Robert E. Boykin, Prop. "A Complete Landscape Shrubbery Sto ck" The Aristocrat of Shrubs 4639 Poplar Avenue Telephone 34-2060 Memphis, Tennessee BUSTER BROWN OFFICIAL BOY SCOUT SHOES SHOE STORE 8 So. Main "Memphis' Largest $hoe Store'' • CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. SEMINOLE DIVISION Troops Scoutmaster Sponsoring Institution I 00 L. A. Cook .... _ _ __ Centenary Methodist Church IOI Morris Jones, Sr. William H. Foote Homes 102 W.W. Cook.. .. ---·- M•tropolitan Baptist Church 103 F. J. Marable .. .... ..... ......... _ . Mt. Olive C. M. E. Church I 04 Zellner Shields .. ·········-··-···Mt. Pisgah Methodist Church 105 William Jones .. .... .............. Gospel Temple Baptist Church !Ob L. V. Johnson ... .. ___ First Baptist Church-Lauderdale 107 George Curtis ·-- -········St. Stephens Baptist Church I 08 Samuel Richardson .................... ... ... Manassas High School 109 W. B. Hegman .. ---·-·- Collins Chapel C. M. E. Church 110 Rev. I. N. Jackson... .. ...................... .. __ Weaver School 111 Robert J . Shores--····_ _ Eastern Star Baptist Church 112 B. T. Dickerson .. . ......... Mt. Nebo Church 113 James Johnson --·- .... .Great Middle Baptist Church 114 Grover M. Thompson .. ..... ..... . . ..... .......... Lester St. School 115 Charles Chatman Mississippi Blvd. Christian Churcfi I lb Cuba Brownlee, Sr. ___ .. .. ... Mt. Zion Baptist Church 118 Leonard Brown . Riverview Christian Church 120 Aaron Woodhouse . Salem-Gilfield Baptist Church 121 J. I. Taylor........ ......... .... .. . ........... ... ........... Lincoln School 122 Rochester Neely ............. ... .. .. ... .. Hamilton High School 123 Bennie Lee .. . .......... Martin Temple C. M. E. Church 124 W. C. Tyus, Sr •. ·········----· Douglas High School P.T.A. 125 Booker T. Seymore ---·- . J. S. Phelix High School 127 Charlie Perry, Jr. . .....• _ St. Matthews Baptist Church I !8 Clifton L. Grissom ... __ __ Shiloh Baptist Church 129 Leon H. Griffin _______ .. Emmanuel Episcopal Church 131 0 . L Cash ....... .. Hyde Park School 132 Lowell Wherry . .. ................... New Tyler A. M. E. Church 133 Louis Harrison ........ .. :.. ......... .. .Beulah Baptist Church 134 Joseph S. Simmons _ ... .. ... . ..... ........ Geeter High School 135 J. L. Walker ..... Hill's Chapel Baptist Church I 3b Noble Gatlin _. -········· .... Friendship Baptist Church 137 T. J. Loving ----··· .. .• • ............ Caldwell School 138 J. D. Taylor.. . . .. . . _ ...... Como Junior High School 139 J. H. Holmes •. Olivett Baptist Church 140 W. B. Couch............ __ Capleville School 141 George D. Clark, Jr. .. _ Magn<>lia School 142 Herman Gray ....... .. . _ St. Paul Baptist Church 143 L. D. Savage . _ Oakville Colored School 144 Johnnie Hicks ___ Greater First Baptist Church 145 Matthew R. Davi s_ Coleman Chapel C. M. E. Church 14b Judge Hayes ... Shiloh Baptist Church 147 Russell Taylor ... Springhill Baptist Church 148 R. B. Thompson St. James A. M. E. Church 149 Walter Houston Lewis St. Baptist Church 150 D. 0. Whitaker ....... Reuben Edward Shivers 151 Ernest Miller ........... Lutheran School 152 Adams Bailey..... La Rose School 153 D. D. Kimble ... ·· ·-----·St. Andrew A. M. E. Church 154 Fred D. Osborne, Sr ...... _ Greenwood C. M. E. Church I 5b Rev. L. H. Aldridge. _ Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church 157 Harvey Taylor _ . .. ·- _East Trigg Baptist Church 158 James J. Alexander ... - .. _ Brunswick Junior High School J. F. SHELTON COMPANY , Specializing MU ELLER H EA Tl NG and CURTIS AIR CONDITIONING 198-200 Poplar Avenue 32 T roops Scoutmaster Spons. oring Institution I bO Eddie L. Malone .... _St. Jude Ba ptis..t Church lb3 John E. Wesley First Baptist Church Chelsea I b4 Chastene Thompson ---·--- _White Station School and New Philadelphia Church I b5 Robert Harrison .................... .. Mt. Moriah Baptist Church lbb Rev. Melvin Tole"- LeMoyne Gardens Tenant Ass'n. I b8 Lucious Dentzler .. .. ...... . .................... ... .. First Baptist Ch1.1rch 170 Herbert Jones_. ···-- Millington Junior Hjgh School 172 Charles Williams.. _ .. __ Summerfield Baptist Church 173 Robert C. Keglar -··· ... ........ .. .... Green Hal School I 7b Robert Mairley. -···--··-·---- Mt. Moriah Baptist Church 177 A . B. Owens , Jr . ···--···· -----· .. Alonzo Locke School 178 Eddie Lynch____ _ __ .-----·-···· New Bethel Baptist Church 179 Hosea Montgomery. ..- _ Lane Ave. Baptist Church 181 Elias Johnson ___ Hernando Colored School 183 Peter Murphy _ -· - .. Progressive Baptist Church 184 Will Brown, Sr. _ New Salem Baptist Church 185 Louis D. Waller _ Greater Mt. Zion Baptist Church I 8b William R. Thomas Batesville High School Pack Cubmaster Sponsoring Institution 100 Odell Guy __ Mt. Zion Baptist Church I 0 I Willis E. Brown --- Douglas High School P.T.A. 102 Everett Toliver ..... . _ .... -·-·.Virginia Ave. School I 03 Edward Matthews_ .......... .... ......... ..... ... Lester St. School I 04 E. A. Hawkins, Sr......... .. .... . Metropolitan Baptist Church 105 Samuel Harris.-··· · ........... ....... Friendship Baptist Church I Ob Morris Jones, Sr . . ....... William H. Foote Tenant Asso. 108 Nath.rniel Ridgley West Memphis School I 09 Eddie H. Ford • Beulah Baptist Church 110 Sonny Pulliam --·--- Marion Colored High School 111 Thomas Gilliam ·-- __ Eastern Star Baptist Church 112 Arthur L. Peyton --- Leath School 113 R. J. Kelly ·--- Grant School 114 James A. Jones --··-· _ .. Manassas High School 115 Calvin E. Casey -·--··- St. Stephens Baptist Church 117 Robert Zales .. __ ·- Summerfield Baptist Church 118 0onald V. Jackson ... ___ Florida Street School 119 J. K. Davis...... ... .. . ........ Porter School 120 Walter L. Pamphlet . ...... ... .. Hamilton High School 121 Thomas Sherrod . ..Coleman Cha.pel C. M. E. Church 122 J. P. Polk --·- Geeter High School 124 T. J . Beauchamp .. -· Magnolia School 125 Morris Murrell Lutheran Cooperative School I 2b Rev. T. R. Davis. ____ Mt. Pisgah C. M. E. Church 129 Elton Johnson Alonzo Locke School 130 T. L. McClellan - La Rose School 131 Rev. Otis Catchings -·- _ ··-- Lincoln School 132 Obediah Morris . __ .. Lane Ave. Baptist Church 133 Elwood A. Fields _ Salvation Army Men's Fellowship Club 184 Louis Hester _ ·- ..... New Salem Church Post Post Advisor 112 H. L. Hunter . _ Sponsoring Institution ···-···-Mt. Nebo Church Goody Evergood says: Enjoy EVER GOOD HAM • BACON • SAUSAGE Memphis Packing Comparw Memphis, Tenn. BUILDERS SUPPLY CO., INC. 4981 Summer Ave. SCOUTING with a PURPOSE No Youth Program in the world has a more sturdy framework for the building of resourceful, capable men, eager to accept responsibility, than the Bo y Scout Movement. Healthy minds in healthy bodies are the best possible insurance for healthy mankind. Men with Scout training are upholding the best traditions of American citizenship throughout the world today. In a trained (but not regimented) citizenry rests the hope for the future of our nation. 'Q__-9 R. A. TRIPPEER CO. 185 E. Butler Ave. Memphis, Tenn. --·--------------------------------··------------------J Support the Boy Scouts • . When you encourage a boy to become a Scout ... you help make a better world. ORGILL BROTHERS & C0.-1847-1952 Scouting Is Fun But It's Not All Play Boy Scouts receive sound basic training which makes them better citizens. Scouts generally develop high moral character and an earnest desire to help the other fellow. They are imbued with ideals of individual freedom and the concept of the dignity of man which are cherished by self-governed peoples. The Boy Scouts of L\I cmphis are a Community Ch€ st Agenc)' ORGILL BROTHERS & CO. Wholesale Exclusively-Our 106th Year Memphis, Tenn. Little Rock, Ark. Jackson, Miss. Note Note for historical disclaimer <small><i>Please note that these documents are presented as they existed in their original form for historical accuracy. This document may contain racial or culturally insensitive language. Since the beginning in 1916, Scouting in Memphis has been regarded as a pioneer in interracial Scouting and equality; however, it still existed within the context of a segregated South. The material reflects the culture and context in which it was created and does not reflect the views and principles of the Kia Kima Alumni Association, the Chickasaw Council, or the Scouting movement.</i></small> Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1952 Title A name given to the resource 1952 Chickasaw Council Boy Scout Exposition Program Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Event Scout Exposition