13 20 1125 https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/3025cd8601d12d0e9e27aaa3141d4d3a.pdf 8602a1717c503313d55d0b6407edfe81 PDF Text Text yrt-/7J~ ORDER OF SERVICE ~=====--=========--======~=======-~===== Annual Religious Services for the Boy Scouts of the McLemore Avenue Presbyterian Church. Organ preludeMrs. O. F. Soderstrom At The Organ Hymn Number 338 Congregation Standing (The Congregation will please remain standing after the singing of the National Anthem for the Color Bearers Advancing Of The ColorsOttis Tidwell, Charles Brooks, Carrol Guice. Pledge of Allegi~nce to the flagsCongregation Standing The Scout OathBy The Troop The 12 Scout LawsBy A Group Of Scouts AnnouncementsPastor OfferingHymn Number 288 Congregation Standing Pas.t.o.r SERMON: tI-y~ Are God's Bu i.Ldi ng" Congregation Standing Hymn Number 295 Prayer and BenedictionPastor Organist Organ Post Lud e- Ushers: Robert Sawyer, Thomas P_meroy, Llyod Church, J. D. Higginbothan; Thomas Emerson and Ralph Hayes in the taking of the offering. assisted by HISTORY Troop 48 received its first charter June-30th 1929. They met at South Side M. E. Church, now known as Calvary Methodist. The McLemore Avenue Presbyterian Church took them over July 1930, with Carl Ransom as Scout Master, C. H. Church chairman of the Troop Committee, and J. C. Shields and Lacy Moss members of the troop committee. 1931 - Co H; Church was Scout Master, with Carl Ransom assistant Scout Master. The Troop Committee was H. H. Vvalsh, Chairman, and Jo C. Shields and Robert White were committeemen. 1932 - C. Ho Church was Scoutmaster and Chas Cotton the Assistant. Troop Committee was W. Ho Walsh chairman with J. C. Shields and F. H, Towne. 1933 - The same, except that George Theobold was the Assistant Scout Master. 1934 - In this year changes occured among the committeemen only, Mr B. So McLemore replacing Jo--G. Sh-ield-s~an00-.--K_ 1JlTatJdns replacing_f. H. Towne, ~ _ 1935 - c. H. Church remained Scout Master, but had as his assistants George Theobold; Tom Haines and Dewitt Meyers. Troop Committee was H. Ho Walsh chairman, with B. S. McLemore and George Rider committeemen. 1936 - In this year George Theobold was replaced as one of the assistant SCo.ut Masters by the addition of Jack Lawson, Thomas McLemore and Charles Church Jr., Mr.B. So McLemore became chairman of the troop committee and Mr. D. Do Seamans was ,made the third member of the committee. 1937 - C. H. Church was again Scou'tMaster, with" the following assistants, Dewitt Meyers, Tom Haines, Jack Lawson, Thomas McLemore and Charles Church Jr. The troop committee was composed of Bo So McLemore chairman, George Rider, D.Do Seamans, Rev. A. N. Moffett and W. L. Moss. The Church repaired and painted the small house in the yard back of th.c~rch for a meeting place. It was fine for a while, but before long the troop outgt.ew these small quarters. The troop was then allowed to use the church basement as a place of meeting with greater comfort during the winter months, returning in summir weather to the ~ack yard and the house out there. , • �HISTORY CONTINUED Troop 48 has had 135 boys to join the organization since it began its existence. Five Eagle Scouts have been produced and turned out of the troop during the period of more than 10 years. Three of the five Eagle ,Scouts remain with us in the capacity of Assistants to the Scout Master. • ;'~ There have been 63 Ftrst Class Scouts dur;1L this time. ~ At present we have 2 Tenderfoot Scouts, ,16 Second Class Scouts~ 13 First Class ScoutSj 9 star Scouts, and 3 Life Scouts. We have 36 Merit Badge Scouts~ with a total of 180,Merit Badges. till • ~1- Il' _" '-: a- cal51n'at~rrier is known as a good camping troop. ""~-\;~,:::~""-",,,,,;..;' ~-- •••, ·Ql'1j'h-a-nr...--:th'Ir'1Q'l10'Y'r'p=-1;m'-re ~ ~ ,~~~ "" ,~~_,~"~-,,~~_~,,-~~~';';:'~"';;""~r-=~ ifi'1931-1.932at a cost of $284d9~ and ours Troop 48 came in 4th place in City-1fiide-Rallies in 1932-33-34 .•. 35" and second place in 1936. We took 4th place in 1936-1937 Efficiency Contest and first place in 19371938. In winning we scored a total o.f33,778 points, and our nearest competitor for first place had 21,310 points. As a result of this contest Troop 48 has good prospects of turning out at least ten Eagle Scouts this year. PRESENT PERSONNELL ---~-----~------ " Members enrolled in the Troop ••••••••••• 43 Candidates for membership .•••••••••••••• 4 Scout Ma..sterAssistant ,Scout Masters- Troop Committee" ~""--_,~~_--"..;:;....---""=::..-~-'-~~.~~~~~~--...:;...) Mr. C. H. Church" Dewitt Meyers T. H. Ha:"nes Jack Lawson Thomas McLemore Charles S. Church Mr. B. S. McLemore Chm. Mr. ,George Rider ~~~r.~jjr-ir.~ S 8atfi~s-~~~~~- .;:-R ~~ Mr. IN. L. Moss Rev. Ao N. Moffet~ McLemore Avenue Presbyterian Church is also endeavoring to have a Girl Scout Troop. The Session has appointed the following committee: Miss. Eugenia Moore Chairman, ,Mrs. 1Tif. H. McClain, Mrs. J. lVI. McMurray, and Mrs. W. S. Dayton. Miss. Virginia Caruthers is now meeting and working with the girls. Those who are coming are doing a good work and prospects look good for securing a charter. But more girls are nedded. Send your girl to our organization and give them the opportunity to learn SCOA9 ~ood citizenship, and a practical, knowl'Jdg~ of ~~f,G.Both tho Boy Scouts and '~e'Glrl Scouts meet here at the churcn each Frlday Nlgnt at 7:30 P.M. I I ; ---=--- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous publications and papers by and about the Chickasaw Council. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document yrt-/7J~ORDER OF SERVICE ~=====--=========--======~=======-~===== Annual Religious Services for the Boy Scouts of the McLemore Avenue Presbyterian Church. Organ prelude- Mrs. O. F. Soderstrom At The Organ Hymn Number 338 Congregation Standing (The Congregation will please remain standing after the singing of the National Anthem for the - Advancing Of The Colors- Ottis Tidwell, Charles Brooks, Carrol Pledge of Allegi~nce to the flags- The Scout Oath- The 12 Scout Laws- Announcements- Offering- Hymn Number 288 SERMON: tI-y~ Are God's Bu i.Ldi ng" Hymn Number 295 Prayer and Benediction- Organ Post Lud e- Color Bearers Guice. Congregation Standing By The Troop By A Group Of Scouts Pastor Congregation Standing Pas.t.o.r Standing Pastor Organist Congregation Ushers: Robert Sawyer, Thomas P_meroy, Llyod Church, J. D. Higginbothan; assisted by Thomas Emerson and Ralph Hayes in the taking of the offering. HISTORY Troop 48 received its first charter June-30th 1929. They met at South Side M. E. Church, now known as Calvary Methodist. The McLemore Avenue Presbyterian Church took them over July 1930, with Carl Ransom as Scout Master, C. H. Church chairman of the Troop Committee, and J. C. Shields and Lacy Moss members of the troop committee. 1931 - Co H; Church was Scout Master, with Carl Ransom assistant Scout Master. The Troop Committee was H. H. Vvalsh, Chairman, and Jo C. Shields and Robert White were committeemen. 1932 - C. Ho Church was Scoutmaster and Chas Cotton the Assistant. Troop Committee was W. Ho Walsh chairman with J. C. Shields and F. H, Towne. 1933 - The same, except that George Theobold was the Assistant Scout Master. 1934 - In this year changes occured among the committeemen only, Mr B. So McLemore replacing Jo--G. Sh-ield-s~an00-.--K1JlTatJdns replacing_f. H. Towne, ~ _ 1935 - c. H. Church remained Scout Master, but had as his assistants George Theobold; Tom Haines and Dewitt Meyers. Troop Committee was H. Ho Walsh chairman, with B. S. McLemore and George Rider committeemen. 1936 - In this year George Theobold was replaced as by the addition of Jack Lawson, Thomas McLemore and McLemore became chairman of the troop committee and third member of the committee. 1937 - C. H. Church was again Scou'tMaster, with" the following assistants, Dewitt Meyers, Tom Haines, Jack Lawson, Thomas McLemore and Charles Church Jr. The troop committee was composed of Bo So McLemore chairman, George Rider, D.Do Seamans, Rev. A. N. Moffett and W. L. Moss. The Church repaired and painted the small house in the yard back of th.c~rch for a meeting place. It was fine for a while, but before long the troop outgt.ew these small quarters. The troop was then allowed to use the church basement as a place of meeting with greater comfort during the winter months, returning in summir weather to the ~ack yard and the house out there. one of the assistant SCo.ut Masters Charles Church Jr., Mr.B. So Mr. D. Do Seamans was ,made the ,• HISTORY CONTINUED Troop 48 has had 135 boys to join the organization since it began its existence. Five Eagle Scouts have been produced and turned out of the troop during the period of more than 10 years. Three of the five Eagle ,Scouts remain with us in the capacity of Assistants to the Scout Master. • ;'~ There have been 63 Ftrst Class Scouts dur;1L this time. ~ At present we have 2 Tenderfoot Scouts, ,16 Second Class Scouts~ 13 First Class ScoutSj ~ 9 star Scouts, and 3 Life Scouts. We have 36 Merit Badge Scouts~ with a total of 180,Merit Badges. till • ~1- Il' _"'-: ,~~~ "",~~_,~"~-,,~~_~,,-~~~';';:'~"';;""~r-=~ ""~-\;~,:::~""-",,,,,;..;' ~-- •,•• ·Ql'1j'h-a-nr...--:th'Ir'1Q'l10'Y'r'p=-1;m'-re a- cal51n'at~rrier ifi'1931-1.932at a cost of $284d9~ and ours ~ is known as a good camping troop. Troop 48 came in 4th place in City-1fiide-Rallies in 1932-33-34 .•3.5" and second place in 1936. We took 4th place in 1936-1937 Efficiency Contest and first place in 1937- 1938. In winning we scored a total o.f33,778 points, and our nearest competitor for first place had 21,310 points. As a result of this contest Troop 48 has good prospects of turning out at least ten Eagle Scouts this year. -PR-E-S~EN-T-P-E-R-SO~NN-E-L-L--- " Members enrolled in the Troop ••••••••••• 43 Candidates for membership .•••••••••••••• 4 Scout Ma..ster- Assistant ,Scout Masters- Mr. C. H. Church" Dewitt Meyers T. H. Ha:"nes Jack Lawson Thomas McLemore Charles S. Church Troop Committee- Mr. B. S. McLemore Chm. " Mr. ,George Rider ~""--_,~~_--"..;:;....---""=::..-~-'-~~.~~~~~~--...:;...) ~~~r.~jjr-ir.~ S 8atfi~s-~~~~~- .;:-R ~~ ---=--- Mr. IN. L. Moss Rev. Ao N. Moffet~ McLemore Avenue Presbyterian Church is also endeavoring to have a Girl Scout Troop. The Session has appointed the following committee: Miss. Eugenia Moore Chairman, ,Mrs. 1Tif. H. McClain, Mrs. J. lVI. McMurray, and Mrs. W. S. Dayton. Miss. Virginia Caruthers is now meeting and working with the girls. Those who are coming are doing a good work and prospects look good for securing a charter. But more girls are nedded. Send your girl to our organization and give them the opportunity to learn SCOA9 ~ood citizenship, and a practical, knowl'Jdg~ of ~~f,G.Both tho Boy Scouts and '~e'Glrl Scouts meet here at the churcn each Frlday Nlgnt at 7:30 P.M. I I ; Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1938 Title A name given to the resource 1938 Troop 48 Scout Sunday Order of Service Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Troop 48 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Barry Moore Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Troop 48 Charles H. Church Church Order of Program Scout Sunday Troop 48 https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/2a3400b6389847cb311af5e1e398dbe0.pdf ad67fe7b96866902114cccc1eebd711e PDF Text Text • phis Press-Sci l MEMPHIS, TENN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1 'The World Will Be Rig ht If Bui ld Boys Rig ht,' Say s Fis -Press-Scimi tar St hoto. Currier t June. These 18 boys last night received Eagle badges-wo n since the Camp-o-ree at Camp 20; 0 Carter From left to right, front row: Leland Munn, Troop 84; Dan McGee, 20; Wade Perry, Fini!! Ron, 24: 68; . scoutmaster assistant Frauenthal, Julian 28; Giles, James 47; Turnbull, 20; Frnnk 67: ordyce Scarbrough, Winfield 21; Mason, Joe 21; Calross, Le!!lie 21; Back row: Austin Burdick, Bob He, t. Mitchel, 1; Richard Riddick, 48; Lloyd Church ,48; Billy Lanham, 29; Gene Thorn, 10; Nation al Scout Deput y Chief Tells Memp his Counc i Youth Must Be Sensit ive to Accom plishm ent1 Ahe Scharf f New Chicka saw Presid ent A New York senator was preparing an address at home. His young daught(l)laylr same room, insisted on being recognized. Father grew more impatient . iughti the in became more persistent . In desperatio n, he picked up a map of the world, tore it into many parts andggest1 she put it together to amuse herself. To his amazemen t, she called to him in a few minutes, "See here, daddy, it'S'lishec . "How did you do it?" he asked. "Well, on the other side of the map was the figure of a boy," she replied na:Y, "a· I said to myself, 'If I can build+\·~:-;:--======--;o;;:;;;;;=,.;;;;;=;;;;;:;;;;;:;:==:;;;:;:::~ the boy right, then the world / -f will be all right.'" This was the message Dr. Geerge J Fisher, national r deputy Scout chief, left last night � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Photos Description An account of the resource This collections contains general photos related to Scouting in the Chickasaw Council. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document phis Press-Sci MEMPHIS, TENN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1 'The World Will Be Right If Build Boys Right,' Says Fis -Press-Scimitar St hoto. These 18 boys last night received Eagle badges-won since the Camp-o-ree at Camp Currier t June. From left to right, front row: Leland Munn, Troop 84; Dan McGee, 20; Wade Perry, 20; 0 Carter 20; Frnnk Turnbull, 47; James Giles, 28; Julian Frauenthal, assistant scoutmaster. 68; Fini!! Ron, 24: Back row: Austin Burdick, 21; Le!!lie Calross, 21; Joe Mason, 21; Winfield Scarbrough, 67: ordyce Mitchel, 1; Richard Riddick, 48; Lloyd Church ,48; Billy Lanham, 29; Gene Thorn, 10; Bob He, t. National Scout Deputy Chief Tells Memphis Counci Youth Must Be Sensitive to Accomplishment1 Ahe Scharff New Chickasaw President A New York senator was preparing an address at home. His young daught(l)laylr in the same room, insisted on being recognized. Father grew more impatient. iughti became more persistent. In desperation, he picked up a map of the world, tore it into many parts andggest1 she put it together to amuse herself. To his amazement, she called to him in a few minutes, "See here, daddy, it'S'lishec "How did you do it?" he asked. . "Well, on the other side of the map was the figure of a boy," she replied na:Y, "a· I said to myself, 'If I can build+\·~:-;:--======--;o;;:;;;;;=,.;;;;;=;;;;;:;;;;;:;:==:;;;:;:::~ the boy right, then the world / -f will be all right.'" r This was the message Dr. Geerge J Fisher, national deputy Scout chief, left last night • 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/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1939 Title A name given to the resource 1939 (12/12/1939) Press Scimitar: Recent Eagle Scouts Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Press-Scimitar Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Dalstrom Papers, Special Collections Department, University of Memphis Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Licensed for use by the Kia Kima Alumni Association in this historical display. https://www.memphis.edu/libraries/special-collections/ Eagle Scout Periodical Picture https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/349838eed2d22e385c203f490ce2fb83.PDF 97ac4217bd3c01765ddb94ee7c286509 PDF Text Text Form 05390_.::3 y.11.3s-A .P. This copy for Nationa l Office D ; Region al Office D ; Local Office 12f. DO NOT WRIT E HERE (Check appropri ate box on each copy.) Charter Fee$.,.._ _ _ _ __ BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Quo....__ _ _ _ _ _ __ (Incorpo rated February 8, 1910. Chartere d by Congress June 15, 1916.) Scouter Fee._ _ _ _ _ __ Appli cation for Renewal of Local Counc il Chart er for Year Beginning July I, 1939 ___ Region No___.O Council No Read instruc tion sheet before filling out this 65G appli~tion. NATIO NAL COUN CIL, BOY SCOUT S OF AMER ICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. cu I e KB s 8-W (Name of Council) 1. The headqu arters at .Sot ColUM 8t8N lt1VTUJ1L TO(Jl£ 8 1 (Local Mailing Address) . INC. Council, Boy Scouts of Americ a,'1 with /VI EMPtlt~ (City) JHELU Y CO. TENN '/ and having jurisdic tion over (indicate entire Area) 1/ESO To eo.,. TltTE co.,,. PONO tB <!o> Mis:; . ., Ya- .· · ., TEN N. (State) o·F ¢tUTT @l!W '!.O. art. in justification of which the accomhereby applies for renewa l of its charter-fot=-t~ year beginni ng July e1, of1939, tory effort to meet our responsisatisfac evidenc as ed present panyin g reports for the Calenda.r. year 1938 are a, Article XI, Section 2, Americ of bilities as a Local Council, as require d by the By-Law s of the Boy Scouts Clause 3. ttees. µ Ef#IP/Jl5, ·T &N · 2. The following bistrict s ~re organiz ed with functio ning Distric t Commi Distric ts are sharing in financing this. Cbitncil. lDistrict s yet to be organized. There are · S Distric ts in. 1937. 0 Distric ts in 1938; in 0 3. Boy Fact Survey was conducted in -sstO(YB L II tcaUN TJlNQ 4. The 1938 accoun ts of this Council ~e b~een audited by --Pao(:E Professional Accountants or Aizditing Cominiu .) whether (State . . . 0 for the year 1939 and agrees to pay it to the Treasu rer 5. This.Co uncil has accepted its quota of$ SOO !. equal,p ayment • of $1 Z.S"~ I ; in of the Nationa l Council as follows:~ herewi th,$ JZS~ No VEMIJ .te I( I ~l>'"J . each during the montl1 ' of s.l> . - . /' '· . / ' (Note:· Please plan last payment not later than November, if pow"ble) .. due the Nationa l Supply $erVice and 6. Of our outstan ding indebtedness as of Dec. 31, 1938, $ ~. D /_.00 is agrees to liquida te the ;s due the Nationa l Council on accoun t of back quotas. This Council Q $ Tfll{v flR.'{ ZQ, 11.i!J1 · · threagh monthly payments "Qf indebtedness to the Supply Service by (Date) , and the back quota indebtedness as· foll ows =·-- ----- ----begirmiag $ (Month) be extende d by the Supply Service 7. This Council request s that for the period July 1, 1939 to June 30, 1940 credit at any one time, and agrees to maintai n the accoun t on a .thirty day. for an amount not to exceed $500~ year 19~. The corpora te name is: basis. This Council was incorpo rated under the laws of this State in the (!Hll!J <R Jllhr /t e,ociN CIL, poj .SCDV T.J OF Bf'1/;f'lfteo~ 1Neo ttPclf HTE: repre% of all Troops under this Council are represented on the Council either directly or through 8. · j 00 sentatfon on Distric t Committees. s for Local Councils publish ed by the 9. This C~uncil has adopted the new Standa rd Constit ution and By-Law 0 No D Yes Nationa l Council in Februa ry 1938. 0 No D Y'es (Check one) Certain modifications were. adopted locally. / OiYes .0 No d by Nation al. Council. been. approve These modifications have ' . . 0 No _t3- Yes We plan to adopt it in 1939. , . . �"(2) 10. Our RECORD of progress for 1938 and OBJECTIVES for 1939 in the Ten Year Program are as follows: 1. Net Separations in 1938 Total on Dec, 31, 1937 New in Total Troops• g' /.{ ~/) b (a) Sea Scout Ships 2 0 I I ~ TABLE 1 1938 Total Dec. 31, 1938 Estimated New in Estimated Separation. in 1939 1939 I <P't I Estimated Total on Dec. 31, 1939 b <Lo I Z~ I c .z "2... 0 s - (b) Sea Scout Patrols (in Troops) (c) Explorer Troops (d) Explorer Patrols (in Troops) '1 (e) Rover Crews (f) Neighborhood Patrols (g) Lone Scout Tribes :I.I (h) Negro Troops J.., 2. Total Scouts** "JO':?:J_ (a) Sea Scouts J.o ; J 'l,** (b) Explorer Scouts 13 <;(* *** /j_ 31 :i - (i) Indian Troops 9.i (c) Rover Scouts -23 7.1.. J J_ 9/CJ jj 3tt? (f) Indian Scouts 3. 4. r· ?'SC> Total Scouters ~ Cub Packs s. Cubs 6. Cubbers s.s II 1fo3 o')..f... J.;. b I -~'- s l..-h _{"'. s- ~ (o I~ Jo~-~ Sit -~CO ~ I l., 3 qs-3 .lf. ~.So !So .~· v '1 v· I.../..~ ' _;•' I I J( 100 56 /1../¥ l-5" J /') ~? Jt LJ I~ 5. 9'/ c y-. J·O - 5(' {,.., 1- .21 ;.l ) ~ i, L.. i. ~6C) -o ~";;). t(_ ..,. ' j/ v 3 22.0C (d) Lone Scouts (e) Negro Scouts ·R *Include in figures on this lin.\! total number of all Troops, Explorer Troops, Rover Crews, Sea ·scout Ships, Neighborhood Patrols and Lone .· · ' Scout Tribes. .. ·· . _ . : **Include in figures on this line total number of all Scouts in above indicated units and Lone Scouts. In column "New in 1938" irt4'.l 11 de only 1 boys who were new in Scouting in 1938. -~,,.~. /**In seco_ nd column;-"Ne,w i.n__1938," include a.11 b_oys who enter.ed these branches of Scouting in 1_ 938, whether they transferred from soi. . I . · . · · _ · . other branch of Scoutmg or n?t. · (a) New 12"year-olds registered m 1938 1o / Estimated new 12-year-bld Scouts m 1939 Z .5 .0 . (b) We had on record · ;,l. Scout Troops and I Cub Packs 'expired and not reregistered on December 31, 1938. i (c) The Standard Troop Budget Plan is being used by_A 0 Troops* (.J.1__%) in this Council as bf Dec. 31; 1938. We aim 1 to have the .Budget Plan in use by Troops* (-'o__o/o) by Dec. 31, 1939. \ · · . · · . 3 J . 7J· TABLE2. 1 A-Tenure achieved in 1938 by Scouts, and by Assistant Scoutmasters Year under 21 who have been Scouts. (1) 17?.(' Scouts (a) Number on Roll Dec. 31, 1938 who attained respective Asst. S. M. tenure anniversaries in 1938. (3) .1 Scouts ~4(1 (b) Number Separated in 1938 who attai~ed respective tenure Asst. S. M. anniversaries in 1938. (4) 2. ?J •;)l.f Scouts (c) Total (a+ b) who attained respective tenure anniversaries Asst. S. M. in 1938. ~ B-OBJECTIVES FOR 1939. 2, 3 or 4 year Scouts in 1939 come from the 1, 2 and 3 year Scouts of 1938. Scouts (d) Number to be on-Roll Dec. 31, 1939 with respective tenure Asst. S. M. anniversaries attained in 1939. Scouts (e) Number to be separated in 1939 with respective tenure anniAsst. S. M. versaries to l:>e attained in 1939. ·Scouts (f) Total (d + e) will attain. respective tenure anniversaries Asst. S. M. in 1939. 1 Year II L;,CO $ 2 Years 3 Years 2.S'I 166 / /S-9. 4'/ 3 J () '! [,.,. .,~ '6 I s 2 Years 3 Years £/-2,S' 2'00 i- l,··oc I .50 "t'> S-'7 ""b--oo . s _---;r 0 ~ or· .... tl I 'l::; 0 l./]..S' 4 4 5 or more TOTAL (2) %'? !'"t:J.· 77 s-9 ,..[7/ 237,JL "/Ci 'i'!J-7 Years J 147 ~- 4 Years /co 7 70 I I 70 R_ Years ¥K. I Io l 2 <J 5 or .1 "1..,,,q {.' .... •f mo~e _ .. TOTAL Years· s W.· J. .:soei $0 q9 qt, 2. .& 14I .$ !./-- '?? .,},..... ' ~~.:~" ~ s (J l.}. If' I (1) When lap_sed Troops reregister only Scouts who reregister with the Troop shall be credited with tenure anniversaries attained during the lapsed period of that Troop. (2) Totals in this Table cannot check with any Totals in Table 1. (3) Scouts attain each year of tenure on the anniversary of their first registrations as Scouts, unless they lose tenure credit by dropping out for any specific period. ( 4) Do not include Scouts separated in 1938 whose last tenure anniversaries were attained prior to 1938. : ',. "lIL., �Application for Renewal oF Local Council Charter INSTRUCTION SHEET FIRST, Note carefully Special Notice concerning procedure for filing Council roster and registering Council Scouters on other side of this sheet. SECOND, Make sure that all printed report forms are filled out completely and forwarded with application for charter renewal. NOTE :-Camping report may be filled out and tr;insmitted direct to National Camping Service in advance of the application for charter renewal. THIRD, In addition, the following should be forwarded with application for charter renewal:A-Charter Fee: B-:-Report of 1938 audit, if completed. (See No. 4 below.) C-Copy of Scout Executive's report to Council. D-Special report on community service. E-Council program and objectives for 1939. FOURTH, The following paragraph numbers refer to similarly numbered paragraphs in application form. 1. Jurisdiction. Describe accu!"ately entire territory of Council, giving names of Counties included. If a County is divided, list names of Townships included. If a Township is divided, list names of separate communities included. 4. The National Constitution requires that the accounts of every Local Council be audited annually. Professional audit is preferred, but audit by an Auditing Committee is acceptable, provided it is complete and the report includes actual financial statements signed by the Committee. A mere statement that the books have been audited and found correct is not sufficient. The Council President, Treasurer, Finance Committee Chairman or Scout Executive> should not be included on the Auditing Committee. Audit Report should include statement of outstanding obligations, preferably a complete balance sheet. 5. Quota does not include charter fee. A schedule of monthly or quarterly quota payments is preferred, unless quota in full is paid with application for charter renewal, or will be paid early in the year. 6. Credit is granted by National Supply Service only in accordance with specific authorization by Executive Board of Local Council. 8. Every institution sponsoring a Troop is entitled to name a representative on the Local Council (National By-Laws, Article XI, Section 1, Clause 6 and Section 2, Clause 7). 10. Net separations means total dropped minus dropped reregistered. Each Operating Committee should have a representative of each organized District. 15. Camping Report, (Form 1020) covering the Camping Program of the Council for the entire year (not only summer camp) should accompany charter application if it has not been transmitted previously. 12. 19. The term "Commissl.oner" as used here includes District, Neighborhood and Field Commissioners and their Assistants. 20. It is important that the principle of religious representation be maintained as provided in the Constitution and By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America. 21. Official action by the Council or Executive Board authorizing and approving the application and reports is required, as evidenced by the date called for. Omission of signatures will necessitate return of the application. Financial Report-Please use only the classification as provided. This is essential in order to make comparative studies of Local Council budget and expenditures. S~E OTHER SIDE FOR ADDITIONAL INSTRUCTJONf? .·.~ �PROCEDURE FOR REGISTRATION OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS NOTE: This may be independent of the Application for Renewal of Council Charter and neither need be held up for the other. All Scouters of a Local Council, (except the Troop representatives on the Council, who are, of course, registered with their respective Troops) should be registered for the period for which they are elected to serve locally. This applies to the following groups: Officers and members of the Council. Members of Executive Board. Members of Council Committees. Mem hers of District Committees. Commissioners of all ranks. Merit Badge Counselors. Professional Staff. Registration of all Scouters in the above groups in the same Council will expire on the same date. Roster forms to be used in registering Council Scouters are furnished Councils in advan.ce of the date of the Council's annual meeting. These forms should be filled out and returned to the National Council as soon as possible after the elections have been completed. Scouter registration fee of $1 for each man should accompany rosters, which includes registration for one year and subscription to SCOUTING (this does not apply to Scouters who are registered with Troops). SEE ADDITIONAL INSTRUCTIONS ON OTHER SIDE �~port to Committee on Badges, Awards, Scout Requirements and Uniform Design (6) · Code No.• Na me of Council .............e.l:J..l~KR.. . §..ff..IJ!... .....,....eo..v..H...C.IL................... State ..............T..~/Yh.:............................... ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY MERIT BADGE RECORD Indicate below the number of each of the Merit Badges awarded during the year 1938 (Scouts-not badges) Get this information from per etual Inventory Form No. 41020, 41028). 0 4102C and Tenderfoot* Second Class* First Class* Total Scouts* Star Life Eagle Total Dec. )I, 1937 •• Awuded Dropped Enrolled During During Dec:. 31, 1938 l ;;4 b •IJ;).. ,.. .~5 :: 9. 45 ,t.;U. 2.. '+ ') $' I J 2. 1 II Gold Palm II Sil\'Cr Palm · ") Comb.inations LI- Jr. A. S. 1\£. Cubs Bobcat 'VoH*** 9J near*** I I Total Cubs CJ • 8:£ 3lf ("' ~ .J ;,.; I-Agriculture* .2-Angling 3-Animal Industry* 4-Archery 5-Architecture 6-Art* 7-Astronomy &-Athletics ., "\' I./ 9-Automobiling ! I h I 10-Aviation 11-Basketry* s-3 12-Bee Keeping* 13-Beef Production* 14-Bird Study 15-Blacksmithing* 16-Bookbinding* 17-Botany 18-Bugling* 19-Business 20-Camping 21-Canoeing 22-Carpentry* 23-Cement Work* ..24-Chemistry 25-Citrus Fruit Culture 26-Civics 27-Conservation l.:J-0 28-Cooking ?..I 29-Corn Farming* 30-Cotton Farming "' ) 7. 31-Cycling* 32-Dairying* q tJ_ Wolf Gold Arrow \Volf Sih·er Arro" Bear Gold Arrow Bear Siker Arrow Lion Gold Arrow Lion Sih·er Arrow Den Chiefs Den l\Iothers Cub membership Dec. 31, 1938, included: !:f_J2_9 yrs. old 10.-to yrs. and 'J!J_11 yrs.# .*NOTE: Include all Scouts including 2nd and 1st class having Merit Badges and Senior Scouts. **Dropped, not promoted. !HB'Include all Gold and Silver Arrows in total for each Cub Rank. #Include with 11 yrs. those over 11 yrs. who may be continuing temporarily as Cubs pending enrolment as Scouts. ...... .... Do not Credit Second -g .. ~o 0 :i Class Scouts with itO JjO First Class Badges bS' _'}~ 1i Jl/.01 ll.J('j 4.JS~ 7-~'1 Lt bf 5:::to t.l r~ 5leP'1 ~ ~-5"' ") t:i?,~ 11'.l.~9 q1(7 n.3; "'l •1<;<0 )~ Bronze Palm Lion*** 1938·. 1938 ~-,scr 1i 52 2 60-Masonry* 4 3 21 l l 31 Jl i\ a 5 42 10 65 17 4 1 41 6 73 1 J l u 22 6 5 a 87 ~02 6'I 32 15 aoa 15 3 'I l 10 18 I 4 8 2 61-Mechanical Drawing &7 a 62-Metal 'York* 63-Music 64-Nut Culture 65-Painting* 66-Pathfinding* 67-Personal Health* 68-Photography* 69-Physical Develop. 70-Pigeon Raising 71-Pioncering 72-Plmnbing · 73-Pottery* 74-Pottlfry-Kceping* 75-Printing* 76-Public Health 77-Public Speaking 78-Radio 79-Rcading 80-Reptile Study 81-Rocks and Minerals 82-Rowing 83-Safety* 84-Salesmanship 85-Scholarshi p 86-Sculpture 87.,--Seamanship · 88-Sheep Farming* 12 3 23 13 2 26 5 ' 13 8 36 l 11.0l 13 9 l 19 60 • 6 ]. 84 3 'Ill 2 l 87 17 4 35 l 3 89~Signaling 3 2 90-Soil Management*. , 1 91-Stalking 92-Stamp Collecting 93-Surveying 41 94-Swimming 95-Taxidermy 11 96-Textiles 97-,Veather* 9~·woodcarving* 99-\Vood Turning 100-,Vood ·work · 3 101-Zoology 47 NEW SUBJECTS 102-Coin Collecting 103-Dog Care 1 104-Finger Printing 105-Skiing Total ]a 3 56-Leather Work* 57-Life Saving .2 32 5 58-Machinery 59-1\farksmanship l 3~Dramatics 34-Electricity 35-Farm Home* 36-Farm Layout* 37-Farm Mechanics 38-Farm Records 39-Firemanship* 40-First Aid 41-First Aid to Animals* 42-Forestry 43-Foundry Practice 44-Fruit Culture* 45-Gardening* 46-Handicraft* 47-Hiking 48-Hog&PorkProd.* 49-Horsemanship* SO-Indian Lore 51-Insect Life 52-In terpreting 53-Journalism 54-Landscape Gardening 55-,-Leathercraft* r: ; itO az 16 l ?7 l i1 72 5 3 1- M.a 208 lv,LB. Counselors in Council Organizer A wards ID Cl .*Badges open to Second Class Scouts. �Form 0-539-A-3M-ll-38-A.P. (5) EMPLOYED STAFF FOR 1939 (Please state all salaries. Use extra sheet if necessary) Code No. Name of Council _<!__,_H..._.t.....c::.LK.-='11..._. ..::.TR...._..IN...__-"<:"'-'O,.._.,,U"""W---=t:,,'-'-/=L.,_'I_.8~.-"S'-=--.,,_,/i._.--L-'IN<-=-C=-·_ __ Headquarters City __kt_&_/ll~B._.'/l~l~_,,___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ State 1 TE;fYN. EXECUTIVE Scout Executive W .. Ci"O~IJDN MOlflilt:; 1939 Salary **$ 3.1t,oo. Do Assistant and Field Executi\'es NAME **19~9 SALARY TITLE* WIL/,./8M IE;. THHCKER.. ::r: B, 'll~Bll CHRMP ttlbtAD> , 8 :55/S TEJNT IS X'tge U TIVE . fl .1 S/S TfJNT £71 ~ e cJ T!Vli I . .:21f0,0o Note: Above named members or Executive staff must also be listed on Council Roster for purposes or "registration." CLERICAL NAME HoPG TITLE* H. Fogn e8/ft_P .litIECTalt 5 EC If£; TEl/'el $ 1.i. oo. ot> F . /.).DO.of> oo.ov .STf5.N()GRBff fEfC_. 9 :>TENO earn PUE& J.f'J..O.OO *Indicate part time employees, if any, by "P. T." after the title. include any allowances, i.e., transportation, etc., in salary figures. **Po not **1939 SALARY �ti ,-.----=::.__------; This copy for National Office D; Regional dffice O; Local Office Region No ..............~....................... . ~ ANNUAL CAMPING REPORT .5J8 Council No..................... .................... 11 DIVISl~~ 0°:·~~~Rt:TION8 CAMPING AND ACTIVITll!I SERVICE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~. tl....!.~.K..8. Y.../i...!!Y..................................... Local ~~~ti Council... ..... A1..l;J1.P.tf..1..S...,. . . . TE.l'l.IY..~ . city and State STATISTICAL REPORT OF YEAR-ROUND CAMPING-Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, 1938 NOTE: Sea Scout Cruises, Touring Camps, etc. require a separate report for each, but totals should be included in the figures given below. Scouts from outside the Council territory should be reported by their own Council and not included in this report. Troops* ==Troops, Ships, • • J.. :;& :l It ,,Z J._.{, Neighborhood Patrols Council Membership, as of June 30, 1938 was ............................................O..v:............................Troops*, .....................11........................ ,.................. Scouts. Explorer Troops Rover Crews COUNCI L tThe total number of days a Scout spends in camp divided by 7 == number of Scout weeks for that boy. Example: 1 Scout stays 3 weeks =3 Scout weeks. Scouts stay 1 day week. 7 =I Scout LONG TERM SPRING-FALL -WINTER TOTAL LONG TERM SHORT TERM SUMMER TOTAL ['.: 'a 0 g .... u 0 "' zci z "' ~ ~ 'a:::> = ~§ i: ~ "' g. e f... ... .... w .... .. g .. g. ";;"~ ~ ~~ 'a 8u ...... .8 ~ "' .... u OCll ci = z:: ~ "' ~ ~ 'a :::> ~§ g. e "' f... SPRING-FALL -WINTER SHORT TERM CAMPING II· PROVISIONAL TROOPS Under Camp or Council Leaders Iii ON Council Site OFF Council Site 1 .. .. ....... .,_ !;; ~ 0 .... u 0"' ~~ w ~~ .... "0 .., 0 ~ "'-' "' "' ~"' µi ~ ~~ z :::> ....,_.... t;~ "". :::> 0 ~ 0 0"' w ..-lU ... "0.., 0 ~ f...~ "'"'-' z 2l ~"' µi ~ g ~ !=! z :::> ~ d:: ~ ..-lU .... u 0"' "' :::> 0 0"' :> g. oe z f... 12,J l~ $1..)... "t-/ $ SUMMER (Week or more) (Less than week) 2l 0. 0 0 CAMPS-CRUISES, TOURS, CAMPOREES, s. s. RENDEZVOUS, etc. s u PERVISED CHARTERED TROOPS Under own Adult Leaders OFF Council Site ON Council Site 2,) lie. S).).. I-( .,_.. ~ !o ll!J~• ')..};L/. '7 <..(,, 0 "''a "0.., 0 u ...... ~ w z Ut.f It 7f .:;ti 7- / x }-8 'f x i. I S'J.. 1, l'n t. 7. (,. "J-'?;i./-- /- I1 /,. 1-4' v /6 2'2.1.14 f~7 ZJ2. I I lb 18' 8 ~ l. 7 I 087 .... "0 .., 0 u ...... 0 "' ";;"~ ~ .... :::> .. ~8 ; .aE Z"' ~ :E ~ "' f... ~ "'" ~ .... S" $".lo- "' "' ~ ~~ $~ -"'. :a"' ~1 ....... ~~ "8 "' ...... .,_ w TOTALS 0 ~.1i:~3 x x ~3'7 !l~I , NOTE: For Short Term Camping report total attendance under "No. of different Scouts," except in the "TOTALS" section in the column "No. of different Scouts" estimate as closely as possible number of different individuals participating,. &.. 71 '687 INCLUDED IN THE ABOVE ARE: Council-wide Camporee....................... Scouts; District Camporees .............................(). ....................Scouts; Regional Camporal ....................O ............................ Scouts; Totals ............... 8....7.::..1........................... Sea Scout Rendezvous ......................... Scouts; Organized Scout Tours beyond council territory.· No. of Tours: ............./................... ; Participation: ............/ .. Z.........Total Scouts; ..::......... .Total Scouters. No. of different Negro Scouts in long term camp ..........................~ ..4 ........................... Was separate camp for Negro Scouts operated? .............Y..5.:;).............................................. K.X7 . . . . . . 7. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ¥.:. . . . . J.. J.. . . . . No. of Troops doing NO camping (as a Troop unit) :............ Troops. No. of Troops with an adequate year-round outdoor program. (Estimate) .......... ?r.....Q ............ Troops. No. of Training Courses in Troop Camp leadership .............. ~.............. Number of certificates awarded .....~............................. PROGRAM During 1938 this Council carried out a camping program which included the following: (check) Camporee..X . . . "High Adventure" Senior Camping............... Cub "Outings"..................Winter Camp(s) ....:X:. . . Touring Camps ............. X .....................Vacation Day Camping..................... Sea Scout Cruises.....,¥.:....... Rendezvous ... )(........... Was the Council's Summer Camp Program on the Troop and Patrol basis? ..........,l..E.,;:>................Was Troop and Patrol terminology used? .......~ ..;:..:i. ....................... .. Do you promote in Troops, earning and saving for camp? .............';;/.~.............. (Enclose copy of your plan.) Is promotion of summer camp attendance primarily by Troops? ...... ?~........... Through parents .................................... Direct with Scouts ... .X. . . . . . . . . . . . . . FINANCIAL STATEMENT-CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL (refer to page 7 "Financial Report" form to verify totals) Expenditures for Budgeted Capital Outlay $ ................!>.............................. Council budget appropriation for camping Capital Expense $..................0............ Capital Bills outstanding not included. - $ ................0 ............................... OPERATING EXPENSE: OPERATING RECEIPTS: Council budget appropriation for camp operation ... $...Z.....~. QQ ... Z.O.. for Food by Council. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -:?.:..6::. .7.,... :~. ~ ·'f.-__ for Transportation by Council . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Receipts from Campers' fees ..................... . Receipts from other sources . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $..............2. 2..8..,. Y:.r! for Income producing sources (Canteen, etc.) ..... (list sources.f!c!:::~..:;::..... !PC.1<.:t£b..,~................ ) Other Operating Expenditures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Total Receipts ............................ : ..... A $...C,'t.Q.1...2.d?..J.. Total Expenditures ...........~ . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bills outstanding not included above . . . . . . . . . . . . . Total Operating Expense B Operating~ deficit ......... (~ or (B-A) $.i,. Camp accounts (were) ~) 8:.,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .193ff....., audited on ...../Y.0.V.. ........ .-' $........2..J"L . 1.. ~. ,. .; . l. . . $.......................8..,.i...."-..l . .. $..............':'.:'.:::::::::::::....................... 1.a. . $........~L?.. . ?. . . $: ...... ~~.J...t. . .'8:.. J..., . . $...........=:::::::::-::::....:................. $........~.+...//, ?....L. . $................J. /./J,...Z.f.. . .. .. by.f.£'.f.l..l,..l!1.fl.k..~1!..l.£K.TM..tf.(/f.ff..'::.f..'l.. . ro.Public Accountants. �\ PH,.:'tSICAL FACIL ITIES No. of Camp Name acres Used year around Fair present valuatio n No. of Troop Control* Bldgs. Land Sites Equipme nt Type of Camp** Leased (state from whom and length of term) (if mortgag ed or other indebted ness state amouht) , (2) *State whether site is: (1) Owned by Council e). (describ other (4) rental), of (3) Rented from year to year (state amount ess Camp, etc. ** State whether site is used for (1) Long-te rm (2) Short-te rm (3) Wildern ............................................. .................'::{.lf.;....:l........................................................................................................................................................... Are arrangements for use and control of .properties satisfactory? .. ...~f.~.K1MH...... use and enjoyment by Scouts? ...... !:f..Q.!.Y..~~ .... f;:X.(;.E.e..T..... K..l1M..P What problems, specifically, are there that interfere with thei~ full ................................................................................................................................................................................ . ........J.:>......T.o..Q. . .Et!..11..:......F.BDM. .....M/f:M.P..t!.l"" ........(l..l.'-....N...!.4.E...1.J...................... ng pool, of your camp(s) , such as: new site, buildings, water supply; swimmi What changes have been made during the year in physical facilities l~ft......... .V./t.ll.. nt? ................../.. .. /V..~W......e..a..a..LIY. ......fl:..T .......~fl:/UP.. . ~. waterfro nt and safety equipment, fire-fighting tools, and other equipme advice and s Service, Engineering Service, or Health and Safety Service for Were plans for any of the above submitted to the Camping and Activitie ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... help? Please specify................-.B.a:......................................................................................................... How many Troops own their own camp site? ............ J.. J.:::...................................How many Troops rent or have exclusive use of a camp site? ...............Q ................................ /YO. .O.. ~............................................................ ,. . .:. .('-1!/M.f!!./f.tNfJAlfl.jDid he have Camp Director's commission? ..........l.Y.' o /\( Camp Director ....B.O..fl.g,if...T.......~tf..U..~T.."?.;.'l:B.., 1/::1...'Y..J l <::Ft 1141'" ..l}ftN · lAr, L. P ft /t!I P H/...12 T below. :State if they hold Camp Director'.s commissions. If more than one camp is operate d-list additional directors· CAMP STAFF 0 <? How many Adults (over 21) ?........ registered Scouters? .................... are .............8.............. How many Number on central Camp Staff/(,/ (/l.c... & CI 2f, 21) ?................................. many are registered Scouters? ................................. How many Adults (over ·Number on Provisiona~ Troop Staff? .......'.#!fi....................... Of these, how . no previous Scouting connection? ..............,J........................................... How many are older Scouts? ..................../.!:f,...................... How many have / e .1..0.. . . . . . . . . . . . l... . . . . . . . . . APPR AISAL OF CENT RAL CAMP STAF F Camp Position NAME Scouting Connect ion Age Would you Re-appo int? If not* QUALIT Y OF SERVIC E Number of -E-x-c.-+-G-oo-d~-A-v_e_r-.~-F-a-ir-+-.-P-o-or--+ W~~~ff on Rate of Pay Per Week s x x ' s N~lrl?O y,....ff; 1hPHl ..i;f .eRMF' ~'J,t l/f t17:cor!A. '+ '),. ~'...;~ x -r~;r. o/~ii UC:.Hfiftf P .Cftftff l Lil-~ 016t: ~eM. Jlf .J ~;;, ~ ifk.:!;;.f/-lj~ ri~l..EN _Ct:JO K I~ /'lo J, ")- ~~';) 17 _. ___W. Wff~R.. FT. ~co Pii. i;,~ii l 'jl,,.'2 :VY; I-~·- I J.. '" 'Hill. ,i: /'~ ewtt~r ~wRTifl( v7 PT x..-:> :JI 1rtuvi: ii'& y t;; ..1. /YOlf ~ ;;:t .,," :d-;;. 11\t-&a.. .... 1 ~ C....R.OW -----·-- ---·--- , eoof<. - -·-·-~----- __ , .I ¥ .,\. l- ~E.J edo~ 4.1- x $8 _, ~ .>e:;; :; e:.:;, Ctf..riliO\~ ) ~ /7 T ~)flit ~ )( '-'tiftJr tt!IHIT E.: ¢~~Fl jCOuT . fl-1 sT. Ci'tt'l.ff.. Hf:;/f~ !JTeJ ( 1.., Nu 70N~~ C_;; Wft1..( t 2- ,~:~" x )( - l.f. ~ .., ~ 9~ ~- I .:i ~ b ' ' o@'Jj �"' REGION NO. COUNCIL NO. NATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBEB i 558 CERTIFICATION OF ELECTION AS A MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Date.....JY.JJ.~L.ll•._ma._ Registration Service, Boy Scouts of America, 2 Park Ave., New York City. Gentlemen:The Scouter named below has been regularly elected a member of the National Council, representing this Council for the year ending '~'Cflf.tbor tu. ,,._.l.$f.:!'$L__ He is registered as a Scouter, having paid his current registration fee in the capacity of___Jf.i~!£~.E:r.·r..r;.J•.t:~.1:cr.~...Ji.IU..~~.i.!J[-£l.J.wc'.f.l* .Ji.... fl. A• .l.nc...... ~ ~ ilY Signed_x;27...: ~1i,.lre-1AJ ~;;Pf ' ' ::/n f, <?'.""''"'L"~-~'--(Scout Executive) NATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBER ,,_<{~f ,~,~\~I ,, -···-·-rf ...-----·---..·-·' et.:,·(~~~'\r~-:&1..._ . . Name - ·_.At....L....~~--······-·--·--··----·--·-··-·-·-·······--···········-··--··-·- .. \ . . ;_o.,:;.,>' Address ) -~~!!.~!.~.!.....----··--------·--/( ~~~t-f}'-------·---------··-··------- City ---~.ba,._ Age........... .,· ,:~\\ \~.:::J) /.:__________ State Trantt. ·---·------ -----~~.............................______ ·'·Citizenship{'-»~~ ~~~...g!1!:~.?'Af!!!L.................................................- ......................._._.......................-··--···-·--c\\ \ ff . . -; ,. ,.- :-·-,_,~\\ •, ),~~ ~. \~ " J~~;~;1·} \_ ·:-;;v MEMBERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL COUNCIL Each chartered Council of the Boy Scouts of America has the right to elect, annually, one of its members as a member of the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America, and one additional member for every thousand boys enrolled on the records of the National Council. The By-Laws require that Local Councils certify as to the election of such members of the National Council on blanks which shall be provided for that purpose. �FINANCIAL REPORT-1938 Name of Council· · t:H!CK B JfilN (7) C"O u.NCli- CODE No. TFf\fN , State ~-~71 . .(Please Ufie fc;iilowing c}a!lsification for purpose of national record .. and comparison ) EXPENDI TURES-1 938 Indicate if for period other than. . calendar year Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 .. Special Receipts Total Expenditu res . . I. Operatin·g Expense: $ 1. Executive Salaries* ...... 4,980.00 2. Office Salaries ..................... 2 .. 530.0G . ..3•.. Rent, ..Light, Heat, In- surance, Telephon e 4. Office Supplies ...................... (See Note I Net Expenditu res below) l'ifot Approve d (Col. 1 minus Col. 2) $ $ 4,980.00 2,520.00 J.939. 16 $ ---- 1.039.16 291.33 . 500.66 291.33 500.. rss · 5, Post:age ....................................... q.. Publicity .................................... 7. Transport ation .................. _. ··s.· Camping···························--: ........ 5, f(;47, ~J9... Senior Scouting ..................... 10. Cubbing ······································ 11. Leadership Training 109.24 and Conferences ............... '12; Citcus·es, M. B. Shows and other activities............ .•... ,,... ..·... ········ 13. District Expenses ············ ·14; National- Quota ·················· 500.00 . 15 ~ Charter Fee ........................... 75.00 1,011.31 16. Campaign Expenditu res -17~ ·interest on Indebted::.ness .......................... ......................_, .. - ··--·- ..... ·-·. .. 538.66 18. Miscellaneous ........................ -~ ~·1p. ft;t'~ , ....... '°·· ~~-· ~'i ···-·····TOTAL -OPERATING 1 BUDGET- 1939 aae.oo 688.00 .J z. b 7. 8.r -i. 'oo,o o 109.24 ····- -···· •.· ,.,._,__ ~· ... 5dO.OO 75.00 - 1.011~31 .. ·-~ ·.:.; j,, 538.66 l4,ta53.3m 7 r ~-5- -/ II. Capital Expense: 1. Office Equipmen t ............. ·· .2, . . Camp .. Property .....,............ 3. Automobile ............................... ,. :r··n~p~~~i~t-i~n ........................... . ',. ___ ...... 'TOTAL CAPITA L III .. Total. of Operating- . -... and Capital (I II) ... -· -JV•. Revolving Accounts : + 21.43 21.43 .. cil~t/ ~ is: it+-~'.f"L/.. ·. 21.43 .::2 J., 7 3 ' ,; 2.S- 14.874.7~ ·(National Funds) 1, BOYS' LIFE··"·····-·····'···· 2. Registrati ons ......................... 3. Scout Supplies ..·: ........... :. .TOTAL REVOLV ING .... ::·.·.-r ..... .,,.-.. c v. I q ~-~ ~ <1 ~ D I ""i SCl~ .2-:1 I q ::), ~ ? x q .:.:1,, .) 3,382.29 3.382.29 l s:.? q l :s y-,_ NOTE ... g ., Endowme nt, Trust Funds or other Permanen t Investmen ts .. -· ·-·· VI. Obligatio ns Paid (See Note 2 below) :··· ~ 0 0 I-Report as Special Receipts only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., which are incidental to certain council activities. NOTE 2-This refers to repayment of loans, the proceeds of which have been previously expended, ... have bee_~ charged to the. v_arious ite_ms of the budget in previous years and so reported. bills and other obligations which *Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transporta tion allowances. (OVER) �Total income from contributions was received for 193$ Council operations from communities in the various popit1a~ ~ tion groups i!l the following amounts: · From Com. Chests Direct Communities of 500,000 or over " " 100,000 to 499,000 " ~'. 75.,()00.. " 99,000 " " 25,000 " 74,000 " " 10,000 " 24,000 " " 5,000 " 9,900 " " . 2,500 " 4,900 " " 1,000 " 2,400 " under 1,000 and opep country $ TOTAL Funds for the 1939 budget outlined on preceding page $ 15,480,76 $~~~~- $ have • lia•;e ttel been raised. NOTE-If funds not yet raised, state plans for securing funds here_,.----- . Assets, 12-31-38 1.a '°40/2/. f7 • Current-Cash on hand and in bank $1,(1/-1, Unpaid Pledges I *Fixed - Real Estate Camp Equipment .:59-Z... ~ Supplies for Resale Office Securities ~quipment Automobile TOT AL /'J.. , ' 751.1,. I I *Present Value Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-38 Operations-Accounts and Bills Payable$ :l 0 f, ()O Capital-Accounts and Bills Payable Notes Payable Notes Payable Mortgages TOTAI.~ TOTAL 201,00 0 This Council has Trust or Endowment funds, as of December 31, 1938, totaling $ and is using (a) Standard Declaration of Trus.__ _ _ _,. or (b) some other form approved by National Counci.__ _ _ _--'.. A comprehensive Five-year Financial Plan i::' not been developed which ha~ been in e.ffec.___~years. Council directed campaign or campaigns are to be held on the following dates in 1939 :---~---~-~~= NoT :t/ETEl(MINE.Z/ .IV Remarks, Explanations or Additions /L EizJ...L. yo Jf'R.tNCr IU 7 l.J °Y~T P/..fl!Yh!CO THIS HB..s .IVOT To C:fffl/l{fi/E ii&# CR/'tPH(li"IY FR0/11 Dl'PBO VED BY I !If; �(3) TEN YEAR PROGRAM FACTORS BY POPULATION GROUPS TABLE 3 Population Groups A-4 Year Tenure 500,000 100,000 10,000 2,500 1,000 and over to to to to 500,000 100,000 10,000 2,500 (a) Scouts attained 4 years \n 1938 on roll Dec. 31. "Total" on this line equals number on line (a) in column "4 years" in Table 2. (b) Scouts attained 4 years in 1938 were separated in 1938. "Total" on this line equals number on line (b) in column "4 Years" in Table__2. r-Number of Troops* in each pop'n. group Dec. 31, 1938. 7 Jr'~ t/ ()/,; ")~)..'.i f<if - ~o ·. !) _}'() 2- fo J Use same pop n. group as · in Table { headings 3. CJib q~ Council No. of Members 1938 ,.. s-t. Executive· Board Jl Organization and :Extension 1.3 Leadership Training l'ZI l'ZI · Advancement r-i Camping and Activities r-i .... Health· and Safety Finance Other Committees: ,_;;7 11/l.. CHECK THOSE FUNCTIONING WELL 'I I I ?J ~ different Cubs ADDITIONAL COMMENTS -"' v. ~ x x I x I I 17- x x I I 3e :><. s different Scouters, Number of Districts repre• sented on each )( ~4 ( \ ";:)., ?., t q different Scouts and 11. During 1938 there were "/ on our record s. 1- ).... different Cubbers anrl Functioning of Council and Committees . )1-/ ti D-Number of Packs in each group Dec. 31, 1938. E-Packs dropped in each group in 1938. 13. LIt J.:t.i B-T_9tal Cubs, Dec. 31, 1938. c e Cubs became Scouts in 1938. 0 0 Ci I o (., 6 A-New Cubs in .each group in 1938. ::ii ::ii 7 ~ 'r:J 9) ·7 E-Troops* dropped in each group in 1938, rn. ......, I Lf_ 0 C-Total Scouts, Dec. 31, 1938. 12. r?' 7 , New Scouts During 1938. "Total" equals "New in 1938." Table 1, line 2 "Total Scouts." TABLE 4 TOTAL 1,000 ando. c. 5~~ .. , I Under ~I (c) Total (a+ b). B I l e #'1AI A ITfEE.'i , I , -- • # - 1~ I meetings of our Executive Board. (J meetings of our Council and / During 1938 there were of our District Committees met. monthly during 1938,_ _ _ _ met quarterly, and the rest averaged.,___ _ _meetings. (> LEADERSHIP TRAINING The Training Program conducted cby this Council in 19 38 included courses as checked: Elements of Scout Leadership 8; Elements of Cub Leadership O; Principles~; Sea Scout Leadership l!J.; Troop Camping XI; Commissioners D; and other courses "1/CD CRo..s.s. f:!.iR~T RtU. as follows: llCofl. Pl{O brRM ft.RNN!Hf:c lf-Af.D the Elements of their respective programs, either in 1938 or in courses completed have Ships and Troops Packs, our of Leaders 14. before, as follows: %. %; Mate J % ; Ass'ts. / 0 %; Skippers % ; Scoutmasters J % ; Ass' ts. . Cub masters Award. Training for the Scouter's of our Scouters have qualified for the Scoutmaster's Key and Leadership JS!; Elements of Cub Scout of Elements checked: as courses include will 1939 for Our Training Program cout Le;i.dership D; Troop Camping .Q{; Commissioners ~; and other courses as follows: Cf 3, J �(4) % of our Troops have adopted the "Troop Camping Objectives" and the declaration -of purpose ·contained 15. therein and in accordance therewith have a planned all year round Troop Camping Program. - - - - - - % of our Troops, under their own leadership, engaged in a camp of at least one week in 1938. Our Camping report for the year ending Dec 31 1938 ~as mailed to the Camping and Activities Service o..._______ ·. ' 1s enclosed 16. This Council promoted an Activities program in 1938 including, in addition to the Community Service program, the following, ; Circus, or similar typ ; Merit Badge Show Councilas checked :-,-Boy Scout Week participation X X ; District Camporees ; Agricultural Fair participatio...________ wide Camporee ; Pilgrimages to historic shrine ; First Aid D~monstrations ~ Vacation program in addition to Camping Tr.oop special events X · 17. ~~is Council during 1938 ~ promoted good reading./ LIFE Concession Offer. We plan to increase this percentage to Si£ :l.J>, J % of our Troops have taken advantage of BOYS' ?J{ % by Dec. 3l, 1939. % of our Scouts and Cubs as o £ Dec. 31, 1938 had Uniforms. 18. Approximately 19. We have one Commissioner for 20. Our Local Council includes Our Exec. Board includes e~ery X 7 Troops. Protestant, Protestant, J( X X X Catholic, and Catholic, and " Jewish members. Jewish members. 21. The fore.going pplicati0 n and statements were reviewed and approved by the Council or Executive Board at a duly called Date --+-meeting o. ·, t:. · V\.; • ~) i' · . . 1941 at which. meetin.g a quorum ~as p~esent an~ the Council specifically to be ligation to loyally cooperate with the National Counctl and its representatives m promotmg the program of the accepted its inserted Boy Scouts of America in accordance with th:e provisions of the Constitution and By~Laws policies and regulations of the Boy Scouts of America. Signe,u---------------------~ (Scout Executive) (President) (Treasurer) TRANSMITTAL ' Supplementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following: (U any of the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expecteCl on the line marked '"Date.") Note: Items No. 1, 6, 7 and 8 should accompany application, and No. 5 if 'possible. s 7.S.oo s oZS".oo 1. Charter Fee 2. Payment of Quota 3. Scouter Fees 4. _M_scouter Applications /} (/~ L . (No.) 5. · · ·6. _;Date Audit Report for 1938 YesorN'.o Sco·ut Executive's Report for 1938 7. Civic Service Report for 1938 8. Program and Obje".tives, for 1939 9. Ro.tu •------1 Un..-. 2.. 4 /9_, ~ r1~; '77., · was mailed . . · ~o.• l"'f~8 Date ::t~S ~.~/"j38 Yes or No Ye,,~ Ye5orNo ~.I, /~.,8 Yes or No Daie Date Date Date :· Date 1JECl;:/V1 b !;It, Officers and members. of OlU' Council ~erve for one year beginning . LRH U fiR ;/ ' .if ~7'- Our annual meeting is.held in the month of NATIONAL COUNCIL RECORD -"- DO NOT WRITE BELOW / Division of Operations: Approval & Action As page on,..___ __ Territory as per. memo_ As last year:·--- · �QWT 01' CWl 01' SQOW !OllllY llllllBlll)I' (;, .. I~ \,·.,~~-~·''.,... s. On December 14• 1939 Mr. T. Scout Office. Be stated his 1021, llbmerson called at the Local Scout Tou:my llmnerson. was a member of Troop 48 and that he had been mistreated at two Scout meetings of this. Troop,i l:Ie said about the middle of October ~Dlm1' went to Troop 48•s meeting place wear- ing a cap and that the cap was taken from him by the other Scouts and used as a football, being kicked all oYer the floor and becoming so dirty the boy could not wear it. The bo1 went home in tears and told his father about it. !rhe father bought a new cap to replace the one which had been ruined. At the next meeting the boy attended wearing his new cap.; !his was again taken by the Scouts and used as a football and ruined. The boy went home and reported to his father that he wanted to get out of Scouting, as he was beiDg mistreated even though the Scoutmaster was present when the caps were ruined. Mr. llblmerson stated Mrs. llbmeraon, the boy• s mother, went to see Scoutmaster Cbarlee s. no satisfaction from him. Church of Troop 48 about the matter but could get Therefore, Mr. llnmerson said he thought the CoUDCil should lmow about it and take action, as he did not believe that Scouting stood for such treatment of boys and that he wanted his son to remain in Scouting for the benefits he would receiYe from it. lie stated he wanted to ptq 8.riy dues which might be owing to Troop 48 and to get a transfer for his son.i Mr. Morris called Mr. Charles he was not in. s. Church, the Scoutmaster, but l:Iis father• Mr. Charles l:I. Cb.urch, Chairman of the Troop Committee of Troop 48, answered the phone. Mr• Jlorris explained the sit'Uation to him and asked him what he knew about it. l:Ie said he knew all about it and that Mr. Eamerson•s statements were absolutely correct.: But Mr. Cb.urch is alleged to have said Mr. lll:mnerson had no right to come to the Scout Executive with this matter and that Mr. :lmnerson should haTe come to him with it as •we are rumrl.ng this Troop and 8Jl1'body who don't like the wq we are running it �-acan take their bo7s out of it. 11 He said further that Kr. Morris bad no right to call him about it and that the ~proper Council Conmittee should wait on him if they wanted 8Jlf'thing done about it. Mr. c. H. Church said. the bo7 was a sissy and that Mr. Korrie ought to know what happened to sissies. Mr. Morris told him if the bo7 was a sissy that was imfortunate 'but still the bo7 had some rights and should not be mietrea.ted; that as Scout hecutiTe and a Member of all Committees it was his duty to investigah atl1' complaints made 'by parents and others against Scout ~oops•' Mr• Church stated he had !JO apologies to Mke to Mr. Morris or UTOne elae as to what happened to this bo7 and that he was alone in the store an had no time to talk about it but would do so lat er. The matter was reported to Mr. c. Arthur :Broce and he called a meetinc of the Sub-CoDIDittee of the Executive Bo-.rd, with the request that Mr. Church attend and present his side of the case. There are two factors invol~ed in this situatio?rJ which requi our attention: The Scout in question has asked for a transfer to another Troop as a JIRS!ra result of his experiences, and we should dispose of this ptter to the best interests of Scouting: SECOND: It is the responsibility of the Chickasaw Coimcil to maintain standards of operation in keeping with the policies of the MoTement a.nd correct S'llCh situ.ations as ma:y exist wherein these standards are not being conformed with.: This ia the only basis for issuing Troop charters, and it is upon this maintenance by the k:t.. Local Council that their Council charter is granted. Respectfully submitted, w. Gordon Morris, Scout E.xecutiTe. �:li'orm 0-1062A i SOO 9-:;s.b. ··-- .._ ·~ ·~· REGION No. \J "~ - ·-- .. COUNCIL Ro STER 558 January 27, 1939 Tennessee State Date Chickasaw Council._____ . CoUNCIL No. 5 REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS _,-,. I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending , 19 39 December 31 •. __ (Expiration Date) · and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe fo the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year. fii,y cents of which is to cover subscription to EXECUTIVE BOARD the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT TITLES CITY STREET No. v A •.K. hrrow Vice-President v Yl p.l t nr. l..ane Smith ...... ltlt II Vice-President If II Vice-President ti Dr. T". S. Eliot James Seddon Allen " v ff Treasurer Re x Re x Re x Mew Re il ' 21 AC 34 12 AC 41 PC }.C Z8 pe ti v v 9 .78 x x He x • v x Ii /Gilmer RG Ri~>ia.rdson It ./ Lead. Train. Chr. Advancem'n't Chr. Camp. & Act. Chr. Health & Saf. Chr. Finance Chr. Rams 588 C.H. Drown E.A. J3izot John Gerber Co. Rodne :Baber Baber Letter Sho Memphis Tenn Re 12 Re 45 Re x Cubbing Chr. Rex Sen.Sc.&SeaSc.Chr Rural Chr. Rex Reading Chr. Rex Pub. Rel. Chr. Re x *If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column a.hove). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Scout Executive �Form 0-1062A 1500 9-.~8-D.. --·--· .. -· REGION ~ No. CoUNCIL REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS --- - ··-- -· No. COUNCIL 558 5 I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending Ro STER January 27, 1939 Tennessee State Date Chickasaw CounciL____ . -""•" , 19~ December 31 •, __ (Expiration Date) · and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe fo the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fiLy cents of which is to cover subscription to EXECUTIVE BOARD the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. > "'"';;' ~ ADDRESS TITLES NAME p. CITY STREET No. PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT v A.JC. :Burrow g " i;. IJ II Vice-President Ifft II Vice-President Re x Re x Re x It Vice-President l!ew President Menrohi le v " v J?llles Seddon Allen , , Dr. T. $. Eliot " ~ It II u II : Treasurer 34 12 AC A.C ,:o A.0 ti v 9 >/ .78 ; x I v x ,, He x x v Ii ,/ Harry Webb J3ox 588 C.H. :Brown E.A. Bizot Rodne :Baber Jo:'nn Gerber Co. Baber Letter Sho Re It Re " Re Mem-00.is Tenn If Lead. Train. Chr. n ........· 12 45 x Finance Chr. Cubbing Chr. Rex Sen.Sc.&SeaSc.Chr Rural Chr. Reading Chr. Pub. Rel. Chr. *If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). P':; ~ "0 1--1::::.c: 0 '"'"" "'"' tt.::;· ri> ""' P.::hc> p.o g:~g @.~; c 21 He 0-0 tj ~ '"10 .{ c c 41 PC �EXTRACTS FROM CONSTITUTION OF BOY'SCCUTS OF AMllUCA ARTICLE II-PURPOSE : CHARACTER BUILDING-CITIZENSHIP TRAINING The purpose of this corporation is as set forth in the original certificate of incorporation under the laws of the District of Columbia, dated February 8, 1910, and restated in Section 3 of the Charter granted by Congress June 15, l 91 6, as follow~ "That the purpose of this corporation shall be to promote, through organization and cooperation with other agencies, the ability of boys to do things for themselves and others, to train them in Scoutcraft, and to teach them patriotism, courage, self-reliance and kindred virtues, using the methods which -are now in common use by Boy Scouts," by' plaeing emphasis upon the Scout Oath and Law for character development, citizenship training and physical fitness. GRANTING COMMISSIONS AND CERTIFICATES OF MEMBERSHIP The Constitution and By~Laws of the Boy' Scouts of America authorize commissions and certificates of membership only to those who subscribe to the Scout Oath and Law (as printed below), the Declaration of Religious Principle and its Constitution and By-Laws. ARTICLE III-DECLAR ATION OF RELIGIOUS PRINCIPLE "Section 1-The Boy Scouts of America maintains that no boy can grow into the best kind of citizenship without recognizing his obligation to God. In the first part of the Boy Scout's oath or pledge the boy promises, 'On my honor I will do my best to do my duty to God and my country, and to obey the Scout Law.' The recognition of God as the ruling and leading power in the universe and the grateful acknowledgme nt of His favors and blessings are necessary to the best type of citizenship, and are wholesome things in the education of the growing boy. No matter what the boy may be-Catholic or Protestant or Jew-this fundamental need of good citizenship should be kept before him. The Boy Scouts of America therefore recognizes the religious element in the training of the boy, _ but it is absolutely non-sectarian in its attitude toward that religious training. Its policy is that the organization or _ institution with which the Boy Scout is connected shall give definite ~ttention to his religious life. "Only men willing to subscribe to this declaration of principle shall be entitled to certificates of leadership in · carrying out the Boy Scout Program." THE SCOUT OATH On my honor I will do my 'best- 1'. To do rriy duty to God and my· country, and to obey the Stout Law; , 2. To help other people at all times; mormyself.. physically -. ; ... J .. To - ·- _-. ,,,__.-'~!l\1'a,~~. l:l,nd -. . '. - .str.ong,JJ1..e)ltally straight ally keep THE SCOUT LAW . , 1. A Scout is trustworthy. A Scout's honor is to be trusted. If he were to violate his honor by telling a lie, or by cheating or by i;iot doing exactly a given task, when trusted on his honor, he may be directed to hand over his Scout Badge. 2. A Scout is loyal. He is loyal to all to whom loyalty is due: his Soout leader, his home, and parents and country. 3. A Scout is helpful. He must be prepared at any time to save life, help injured persons, and share the home duties. He mui;t do at least one Good Turn t·o somebody every day. 4. A Scout is friendly. He is a friend to all and a brother to every other Scout. 5. A Scout is courteous. He is polite to all, especially to women, children, old people, and the weak and helpless. He must not take pay for being helpful or oourteous. 6. A Scout is kind. He is a friend to animals. He will not kill nor hurt any living creature needless'ly, but will strive to save and protect all harrnless life. 1: A Scout is obedient. He obeys his parents,/ Scoutmaster, Patrol Lead.er, and all. _-_ . -. - _.- - ' ._ author1"t1"es. -. other d'ul.y •const;tuted • 8. A Scout is cheerful. , . He smiles whenever he can. His obedience to orders is pr.ompt and cheery. '-He never shirks nor grumbles at hardships. 9. A Scout is thrifty., He does not wantonly destroy property. He works faithfully, wastes nothing, and makes the best use of his opportunities. He saves his money so that he may pay his own way, be generous to t;hose in need, and helpful to worthy objects. He may work for pay, but must not receive tips for courtesies or Good Turns. 10. A Scout is brave. · He has the courage to face danger in spite of . fear, and to stand up for the right against the coaxings of friends or the - jeers or threats of enemies, and defeat does riot down him. 11. A Scout is clean. He keeps clean in body and thought, stands for clean speech, · clean sport, clean habits, and travels with a clean crowd,. 12. A Scout is reverent. He is reverent toward God. He is faithful in hi~ religious duties, and respects the convictions of others in matters of cus· tom and religion. Certificates written (small) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _--'--------------,----------~ Certificates written ( l a r g e ) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Stencils made - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - STATISTICAL Compare...__ _ _ _ , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - APPROVAL �Form 0-1062A 1500 9-38· b. .- .... ·~ , -· - REGION . No. . •. - ··----·- ~· .-~~.-- CouN'c'rL No. COUNCIL 6 I REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS ~PS - Date Chigkasaw CounciL_____ _. . Ro STER January 21, 1939 State Term. December 31 I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending (Expiration Date) , 19..za_, and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and ·· By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1-00 membership dues for one year, fif.y cents of which is to cover subscription to EXECUTIVE BOARD the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. ADDRESS TITLES NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Treasurer ~cout :1 N.O. Whitaker 361:'. Com'!_. 24 n~--- District Chr. District Chr . ..,,-i.,-r District Chr. District Chr. Org. and Ext. Chr. Lead. Train. Chr. Advancem'n't Chr. Camp. & Act. Chr. Health & Saf. Chr. Finance Chr. Cubbing Chr. Sen.Sc.&SeaSc.Chr Rural Chr. Reading Chr. Pub. ReL Chr. * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Sign,<U-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Scout Executive �EXTRACTS FROM CONSTITUTION OF BO\r SCCUTS OF AMERICA ARTICLE II-PURPOSE: CHARACTER BUILDING-CITIZENSHIP TRAINING The purpose of this corporation is as set forth in the original certificate of incorporation'unde r the laws of the District of Columbia. dated February 8, 1910, and restated in Section 3 of the Charter granted by Congress June 15, 1916, as follows-· "That the purpose of this corporation shall be to promote, through organization and cooperation with other agencies; the ability of boys to do things for themselves and others, to train them in Scoutcraft, and to teach them patriotism, courage, self-reliance and kindred virtues, using the methods which are now in common use by Boy Scouts," by placing emphasis upon the Scout Oath and Law for character development, citizenship training and physical fitness. GRANTING COMMISSIONS AND CERTIFICATES OF MEMBERSHIP The Constitution and By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America authorize commissions and certificates of membership only to those who subscribe to the Scout Oath and Law {as printed below), the Declaration of Religious Principle and its Constitution and By-Laws. ARTICLE Ill-DECLARATIO N OF RELIGIOUS PRINCIPLE "Section 1-The Boy Scouts of America maintains that no boy can grow into the best kind of citizenship without recognizing his obligation to God. In the first part of the Boy Scout's oath or pledge the boy promises, 'On my honor I will do my best to do my duty to God and my country, and to obey the Scout Law.' The recognition of God as the ruling and leading power in the universe and the grateful acknowledgment of His favors and blessings are necessary to the best type of citizenship, and are wholesome things in the education of the growing boy. No matter what the boy may be-Catholic or Protestant or Jew-this fundamental need of good citizenship should be kept before him. The Boy Scouts of America therefore recognizes the religious element in the training of the boy, but it is absolutely non-sectarian in its attitude toward that religious training. Its policy is that the organization or institution with which the Boy Scout is connected shall give definite attention to his religious life. "Only men willing to subscribe to this declaration of principle shall be entitled to certificates of leadership in · · carrying out the Boy Scout Program.'' THE SCOUT OATH On my honor I will do my best1. To do my duty to God and my country, and to obey the Scout Law; 2. To help other people at all times; 3. To keep myself physically strong, mentally awake, and morally straight. THE SCOUT LAW 1. A Scout is trustworthy. A Scout's honor is to be trusted. If he were to violate his honor by telling a lie, or by cheating or by not doing exactly a given task, when trusted on his honor, he may be directed to hand over his Scout Badge. 2. A Scout is loyal. He is loyal to all to whom loyalty is due: his Soout leader, his home, and parents and country. 3. A Scout is helpful. He must be prepared at any time to save life, help injured persons, and share the home duties. He must do at least one Good Turn to somebody every day. 4. A Scout is friendly. He is a friend to all and a brother to every other Scout. 5. A Scout is courteous. · He is polite to all, especially to women, children, old people, and the weak and helpless. He must not take pay for being helpful or oourteous. 6. A Scout is kind. He is a friend to animals. He will not kill nor hurt any living creature needlessly, but will strive to save and protect all harmless life. 7. A Scout is obedient. He obeys his parents, Scoutmaster, Patrol Leader, and all other duly constituted authorities. 8. A Scout is cheerful. He smiles whenever he can. His obedience to orders is prompt and cheery. He never shirks nor grumbles at hardships. 9. A Scout is thrifty. He does not wantonly destroy property. He works faithfully, wastes nothing, and makes the best use of his opportunities. He saves his money so that he may pay his own way, be generous to those in need, and helpful to worthy objects. He may work for pay, but must not receive tips for courtesies or Good Turns. 10. A Scout is brave. He has the courage to face danger in spite of fear, and to stand up for the right against the coaxings of friends or the jeers or threats of enemies, and defeat does not down him. 11. A Scout is clean. He keeps clean in body and thought, stands for clean speech, clean sport, clean habits, and travels with a clean crowd. 12. A Scout is reverent. He is reverent toward God. He is faithful in his religi,ous duties, and respects the convictions of others in matters of. custom and religion. Certificates written {small) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Certificates written { l a r g e ) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Stencils made - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - STATISTICAL APPROVAL �Form 0-1062 1SOO 9-38-:b. .. ., REGION No. CouNCIL No. 5 I ···-· COUNCIL Ro STER 558 Date REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Council..... __________ Cil.QKi:""'&...,,SA=I,________________________ _...,J.....1i11-·. . .'Z1 ..........,.-......1...,.93,,...?9,.._______ State__ 'liJNN. I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending____L---- t'&oembil'r (Expiration Date) 31 , 19-39-, and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to PROFESSIONAL AND the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that tliis subscription will VOLUNTEER STAFF . commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT TITLES CITY STREET No. Professional Staff 1 !'\!:tl Vi ... +...... ... · "' .- m -.. Executive r.. - .AC l?.Rl ~p(. x AC 1.:1..~ PC At! If>~ PC Ar! 1:».: T VJ ..A. :Beauobamn /B:oue tr. 1ford (Nee:ro) - lie -. - 11'7 i 'il>t - Field Exec. Field Exec. Volunteer Staff Field Com'r. Field Com'r. \\ )) \'> l>' Field Com'r. ~-'' Joe 1'lanagan Meinohis .. Tenn- Field Com'r. II '* • H.S • .Leish ti ·11 ff ti Dr. A • .S. Weeks <(11 Mi lli~.c:rton. lfl1mn. Russell Peete II Dist. Dist. Dist. Dist. Dist. Dist. Dist. Dist. Dist. Dist. Com'r. Com'r. Com'r. Com'r. Com'r. Com'r. Com'r. Com'r. Com'r. Com'r. 3 .Re x Rex AC 33 PC AC AC l~.A AC 14..lli PC .H~ ".>A I-Pr dP. ~c tilt A" ".)O Pf' .\r. t:"3 "Pf' Ar. *If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out bis first papers (as indicated in column above). SWied :f( !U\ p~ - All '·" 'Pi' �EXTRACTS FROM CONSTITUTION OF BOY SCOUTS OF AMER.IC.I.. ARTICLE II-PURPOSE: CHARACTER BUILDING-CITIZENSHIP TRAINING The purpose of this corporation is as set forth in the original certificate of incorporation under the laws of the District of Columbia, dated February 8, 1910, and restated in Section 3 of the Charter granted by Congress June 15, 1916, as follows-"That the purpose of this corporation shall be to promote, through organization and cooperation with other agencies, the ability of boys to do things for themselves and others, to train them in Scoutcraft, and to teach them patriotism, courage, self-reliance and kindred virtues, using the methods which are now in common use by Boy Scouts," by placing emphasis upon the Scout Oath and Law for character development, citizenship training and physical fitness. GRANTING COMMISSIONS AND CERTIFICATES OF MEMBERSHIP The Constitution and By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America authorize commissions and certificates of membership only to those who subscribe to the Scout Oath and Law (as printed below), the Declaration of Religious Principle and its Constitution and By-Laws. ARTICLE 111-DECLARATION OF RELIGIOUS PRINCIPLE "Section I-The Boy Scouts of America maintains that no boy can grow into the best kind of citizenship without recognizing his obligation to God. In the first part of the Boy Scout's oath or pledge the boy promises; 'On my honor I will do my best to do my duty to God and my country, and to obey the Scout Law.' The recognition of God as the ruling and leading power in the universe and the grateful acknowledgment of His favors and blessings are necessary to the best type of citizenship, and are wholesome things in the education of the growil;1g boy. No matter what the boy may be-Catholic or Protestant or Jew-this fundamental need of good citizenship should be kept before him. The Boy Scouts of America therefore recognizes the religious element in the training of the boy, but it is absolutely non-sectarian in its attitude toward that religious training. Its policy is that the organization or institution with which the Boy Scout is connected shall give definite attention to his religious life. "Only men willing to subscribe to this declaration of principle shall be entitled to certificates of leadership in · · -· · · carrying out the Boy Scout Program." THE SCOUT OATH On my honor I will do niy' best1. To do my duty to Goel and my country, and to obey the Scout Law; 2. To help other people at all times; 3. To keep myself physically strong, mentally awake, and morally strnight. THE SCOUT LAW 1. A Scout is trustworthy. A Scout's honor is to be trusted. If he were to violate his honor by telling a lie, or by cheating or by not doing exactly a given _task, when trusted on his honor, he may be directed to hand over his Scout Badge. 2. A Scout is loyal.· He is loyal to all to whom loyalty is due: his Soout leader, his · home, and patents and c'ountry. 3. A Scout is helpful. _ _ must be prepared at any time to save life, help injured persons, .and share the home duties. He must do at least one Good Turn to somebody every day. 4. A Scout is friendly. He is a friend to all and a brother to every other Scout. 5. A Scout is courteous. - He is polite to all, especially to women, children, old people, and the weak and helpless. He must not take pay for being helpful or courteous. Be 6-. A Scout is kind; He is a friend to animals. He will not kill nor hurt any living creature needlessly,'' but will ·sfrive to save and ]:>roted all liarffic less life. 7. A Scout is obedient. He obeys his parents; Scoutmaster, Patrol Leader, and aU. other duly constituted authorities. cheerflll. 8. A Scout He ·.smiles whenever he can. His obedience to orders is prompt and cheery. He never shirks nor grumbles at hardships. 9. A Scout is thrifty; He does t:i;ot wantonly destroy property. He W()_rks faithfully, _ wastes nothmg, and makes the best use of his opportunities. He saves his money_ so that .he may pay his own way, be .generous to those in need, and helpful to worthy objects. He may work for pay,- but -must not receive tips for courtesies -or Good Turns. 10. A Scout is brave. He l:ias the courage to face danger in spite of fear, -and to stand up for the right against the coaxings of friends or the jeers or threats of enemies, and defeat does not down him. 11. A Scout is Clean. He keeps clean in body and thought, stands for clean speech,_ clean sport, clean habits, and travels with a clean crowd. 12. A Scout is rev"erent. ~e is rever_ent toward Go_d .. He is faithful in hi_s _religious duties, and respects the conv1ct10ns of others in matters of custom and religion. - __ _ ·rs Certificates written ( s m a l l ) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Certificates written (laxge)-----~-----------~~-~-~-------------'-~-"-----Stencils made - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - STATISTICAL APPROVAL �Form 0-1062B 7M 9-38-D. REGION No. CouNCIL No. COUNCIL Ro STER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Council .... ·-···········-·······--····-·- C~J.C~#,~ · - - - - - ··-··-····-··----·---·- n· ·. J~ 21 .. 1939 · ate -·--,·····-·-·--------·- - - · - · - - - - --- State,_.-. I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the D'~€1" 31 , 19~ and hereby make application for year ending (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse aide, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that. this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at' the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. lt] Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY June n. Allen AC 49 AC 50 AC 36 .AC 4? 26 Co. 37 AC 61 l AC 34 *If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed _______________ Scout Executive �EXTRACTS FROM CONSTITUTION OF BOY ~CO'JTS OF AME.RICA ARTICLE II-PURPOSE: CHARACTER BUILDING-CITIZENSHIP TRAINING The purpose of this corporation is as set forth in the original certificate of incorporation under the laws of the District of Columbia, dated February 8, 1910, and restated in Section 3 of the Charter granted by Congress June 15, 191 6, as follows-"Tha.t the purpose of this corporation shall be to promote, through organization and cooperation with other agencies, the ability of boys to do things for themselves and others, to train them in Scoutcraft, and to teach them patriotism, courage, self-reliance and kindred virtues, using the methods which are now in common use by Boy Scouts," by placing emphasis upon the Scout Oath and Law for character development, citizenship training and physical fitness. GRANTING COMMISSIONS AND CERTIFICATES OF MEMBERSHIP The Constitution and By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America authorize commissions and certificates of membership only to those who subscribe to the Scout Oath and Law (as printed·below), the Declaration of Religious Principle and its Constitution and By-Laws. ARTICLE Ill-DECLARATION OF RELIGIOUS PRINCIPLE "Section I-The Boy Scouts of America maintains that no boy can grow into the best kind of citizenship without recognizing his obligation to God. In the first part ·of the Boy Scout's oath or pledge the boy promises, 'On my honor I will do my best to do my duty to God and my country, and to obey the Sco.ut Law.' The recognition of God as the ruling and leading power in the universe and the grateful acknowledgment of His favors and blessings are necessary to the best type of citizenship, and are wholesome things in the education of the growing boy. No matter what the boy may be-Catholic or Protestant or Jew-this fundamental need of good citizenship should be kept before him. The Boy Scouts of America therefore recognizes the religious element in the training of the boy, but it is absolutely non-sectarian in its attitude toward that religious training. Its policy is that the organization or institution with which the Boy Scout is connected shall give definite attention to his religious life. "Only men willing to subscribe to this declaration of principle shall be entitled to certificates of leadership in . c;urying out the Boy .Scout Program.!' THE SCOUT OATH On my-honor I will do -my bestL Tp do my duty to God and my country, and to obey the ·. Scout Law; ·2. To help other people at all times; _._p;. To.J~eep my;;elf ph.ysjc;i,lly_strong, mentally awake, and mor. ally straight. ·. ·.. ·· · - ·· · · ··· THE SCOUT LAW 1. A Scout is trustworthy. A Scout's honor is to be trusted. If he were to violate his honor b'y telling a lie, or by cheating or by not doing exactly a given task, when trusted on. his honor, he mp.y be directed to hand over his Scout Badge. · .2•. A Scout is loyal. He is loyal to all to whom loyalty is due: his Soout leader, his home, and parents and country. 3. A Scout is helpful. · He must be prepared at any time to save life, help injured persons, and share the home duties. He must do at least one Good Turri to somebody every -day. 4.. A Scout is friendly. He is a friend to all and a brother to every other Scout. 5. A Scout is courteous. He is polite to all, especially to women, children, old people, ·and the weak and helpless. · He must not take pay for being helpful or courteous. 6. A Scout is kind. ,. . . ... He is a friend to animals. He will not kill nor hurt any living creature needlessly, but will strive to save and protect harmless life. 7. A Scout is obedient. He obeys his parents, .Scoutmaster, Patrol Leadel', .arid all other duly constituted authorities. all s. A s~~Ut -·is Chee~fiii.-- -------··- . ·~·~-: ~- _,~·'-'..,~· He smiles when'ever he .can. His obedience lo. orders· is· prompt and cheery. '·.He never shirks nor grumbles at hardships. 9. A S~out is thrift~. ·· · · . · He does not wantonly destroy property. He works faithfi.tlly, wastes nothing, and makes the best use of his opp-6rtunities. :fre saves his money so that he may pay his own way, begenerou.s to those in need, and helpful to worthy objects. He. may work for pay; but must not receive tips for courtesies or .Go.od ·Turns.· 10. A Scout is brave. . He has the courage to face danger in spite of fear; and to stand up for the right against the coaxings of friends or the jeers or threats of enemies, and defeat does not down him .. li. A Scout is clean. He keeps clean in body and thought, stands for clean speech, clean sport, 'dean ·habits, and travels with a clean crowd. 12. A Scout is reverent. He is reverent toward, G,od. He is faithful in his religi·ous duties, and respects the convictions of others in matters of custom and religion. l'o Expire------------------------~--------------------Certificates written (small) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Certificates written (large)--------------~----------'------------~ ·Stencils made - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - STATISTICAL Compared_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~ APPROVAL �:Form 6-t062B 7M 9-38-i>. . I I ~ I ,.,_ :~s ~:""·. ~ REGION No. I I I CouNCIL No. I COUNCIL 5 658 ROSTER J11t-..- 21 1939 . D ate ·············--=~.oi------~------········-····-----REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOOTERS Council ................-........................Q.R~..9Jb4.$.4VL. ________________·---·····················-··-···-··-····-··--···--···---·-------···-····-···-·- State_..........!enn.----···------------····-··-I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the , 19a and hereby make application for December 31 year ending PLEASE CHECK GROUP (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules· and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. :ii Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. 'O LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER ();;J; H :ll ~ ra ~o->l -· '< "'0 STREET No. ::r"'°" ro..., nro " ~a~~ 8 Cb 000"'"'1Cb fl) 1-t) (")(l)CbCb 0 "117=t ..... "'ro o ,_.,en 'g 5·~ -·Cl> J:l: ::1 "'1 <'O !:::.,....Cb ro., " ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT nH ... CITY "" ~!!. ::::5'1-35: "'"" i:: ~'C "0 "~ g~g~ ~"' ro ... ·* Cb ' z "'i3 > -·"'... ::1;;i ro...i3 ;:;· 2~ g..., ~g~ :;iro -·t: ::i- ""-'< "'"~ ~ ro ... "' > o o-o "'1 0 ~ ::r" >l. '< "";;; ,_.:::::a ~ g: ro """" ... ,,, C-.::j' n ::;: ;;· ... " '< ro I ro & 0.. " "0 0 ~ fl) o..o """'"' g:~g _ filo~ ... ~ tl tt It ff ft II It tt It It It "n ii tl II It "If .. .. il It 11 tt It ll *If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed.·--·-· Scout Executive �EXTRACTS FROM CONSTITUTION OF BOY SC<YJTS OF AMERICA ARTICLE II-PURPOSE: CHARACTER BUILDING-CITIZENSHIP TRAINING The purpose of this corporation is as set forth in the original certificate of incorporation under the laws of the District of Columbia, dated February 8, 1910, and restated in Section 3 of the Charter granted by Congress June 15, 191 6, as followS----.-.:"Thaf the purpose of this corporation shall be to promote, through organization and cooperation with other agencies, the ability of boys to do things for themselves and others, to train them in Scoutcraft, and to teach them patriotism, courage, self-reliance and kindred virtues, using the methods which are now in common use by Boy Scouts," by placing emphasis upon the Scout Oath and Law for character development, citizenship training and physical fitness. GRANTING COMMISSIONS AND CERTIFICATES OF MEMBERSHIP The Constitution and By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America authorize commissions and certificates of membership only to those who subscribe to the Scout Oath and Law {as printed·below), the Declaration of Religious Principle and its Constitution and By-Laws.· ARTICLE III-DECLARATION OF RELIGIOUS PRINCIPLE "Section 1-The Boy Sco~ts of America maintains that no boy can grow into the best kind of citizenship without recognizing his obligation to God. In the first part of the Boy Scout's oath or pledge the boy promises, 'On my honor I will do my best to do my duty to God and my country, and to obey the Scout Law.' The recognition of God as the ruling and leading power in the universe and the gratef~l acknowledgment of His favors and blessings are necessary to the best type of citizenship, and are wholesome things in the education of the growing boy. No matter what the boy may be-,-Catholic or Protestant or Jew-this fundamental need of good citizenship should be kept before him. The Boy Scouts of America therefore recognizes the religious element in the training of the boy, but it is absolutely non-sectarian in its attitude toward that religious training. Its policy is that the organization or institution with which the Boy Scout is connected shall give definite attention to his religious life. "Only men willing to subscribe to this declaration of principle shall be entitled to certificates of leadership in . carrying out the Boy Scout P,rogram," THE SCOUT OATH ·On my honor I will do my besti. · To do my duty to God and my country, and to obey the Scout Law; 2. To help othe.r. people at all times; 3. Tp.keep myself _phy15i<;a1Jy strong, mentally awake, and morally straight. -· THE SCOUT' LAW ·i. A Scout is trustworthy. A Scout's honor is to be trusted. If he were to violate his _honor by telling a lie, or by cheating or by not doing exactly a given .task, when trusted oil his honor,. he may be directed to hand over his Scout Badge. 2, A Scout is loyal. ·. , . . He is loyal to all to whom ;loyalty is due: his Soout leader, his home, and parents and country. · 3. A· Scout is helpful. . He must be prepared .at any time to save life, help injured persons, ~nd share the home .duties. He must do at least one G<;>od Turn to somebody every day. . : .4. A Scout is friendly. He is a friend to all and a brother to every other Scout. 5.- A Scout is courteous. ' He is polite to all, especially to women, children, old people, and the weak and helpless. · He must not take pay for being he~p~ul or courteous. 6. A Scout is kind .. He is a friend to animals. He will not kill nor hurt any living creature needlessly, but will strive to save and protect· all harmless life. 7. A Scout is obedient. He obeys his pa.rents·, Scoutmaster, Patrol Leader,· and all other duly constituted authorities. a: A Sc~ut is chee;fuC ···- He smiles· whenever he can. His obedience t() ·orders .is prompt and cheery. He never shirks nor grumbles at hardships. '9. A ScouUs thrifty; He does not wantonly destroy property. He w:orks faithfully, wastes nothing, and makes the best use of his opportunities. He saves his money so that he may pay his own .way, be generous· to those in need, and helpful to worthy objects. He may work for pay, but must not receive tips for courtesies or Good Tu,rns.· ... 10. A Scout is brave. He has the courage to face danger in spite of'fear, and fo s!and up for the right against the coaxings of fri~nds. or th.e jeers or threats of enemies, and defeat does not down him. 11. A Scout is clean. He keeps cleap. in body and thought, stands for dean speech, clean sport, cleari habifs, arid travels with a dean: crowd.. · ' 12. A .Scout is. reverent. He is reverent toward God. He is faithful in his religious duties, and respects the convictions of others in mafters or custom .and religion. Certificates written {small) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _- ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · Certificates written {large>------------~--.-.,.-----,---,,------,-----,-------.----.--Stencils made - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - STATISTICAL Compareu..---------------APPROVAL �Form 0-10621'1 7M 9-38-D. - . ··-- I REGION No. ··-.··; COUNCIL No. 5 COUNCIL ROSTER 558 ' Date ________ .l&n~l"J:.-22.....:.~iL..... -..-········--- REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Council ...........---·-···········-··················C1llilKA.$AW..-----··------··--·-·····-·-·---···--····-···-····-----·--·------··-··--·-·-··-··------··-··------····- State..----·----"'-~·-·-·---·--·---··-·--! agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the ~$AWtW~a# 1959-, and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules. and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. , year ending LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT 0 District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. 0 Merit Badge Counselor. D:Council Member not assigned to Committee. 0 Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. ADDRESS STREET No. CITY . ,, PLEASE CHECK GROUP V.G. Lane Ii It II II fl ft If II It fl 11 It n It n It *If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed ____________ _______ Scout Executive �EXTRACTS FROM CONSTITUTION OF BOY 5COUTS OF AMERICA ARTICLE II-PURPOSE: CHARACTER BUILDING-CITIZENSHIP TRAINING The purpose of this corporation is as set forth in the original certificate of incorporation under the laws of the District of Columbia, dated February 8, 1910, and restated in Section 3 of the Charter grantec:l-by Congress June 15, 1916, as follow~"That the purpose of this corporation shall be to promote, through organization 'and cooperation with other agencies, the ability of boys to do things for themselves and others, to train th.em ·in Scoutcraft, and to teach them patriotism, courage, self-reliance and kindred virtues, using the methods which are now in common use by Boy Scouts;" by placing emphasis upon the Scout Oath and Law for character developgi_~n_t,_, citizenship training and physical fitness. ·· J GRANTING COMMISSIONS AND CERTIFICATES OF MEMBERSHIP · The Constitution and By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America authorize commissions and certificates of membership only to those who subscribe to the Scout Oath and Law (as printed·below), the Declaration of Religious Principle: and its Constitution and By-Laws. . ARTICLE III-DECLARATION OF RELIGIOUS PRINCIPLE· "Section !-.The Boy Scouts of America maintains that no boy can grow into the best kind of citizenship with,. out recognizing his obligation to God. In the first part of the Boy Scout's oath. or pledge. tlle,boy promises, 'On my honor I will do my best to do my duty to God and my country, and to obey the Scout Law.' The recognition of God as the ruling and leading power in the universe and the grateful acknowledgment of His~favors and blessings are nece~sary to the best type of citizenship, and are wholesome things in the education 9f · tl;i~ _gr9~ing poy. . No matter what the boy may be-Catholic or Protestant or Jew-this fundamental need Of good citizenship should be kept before him; The Boy Scouts of America therefore recognizes the religious element in the training of the boy, but it is absolutely non-sectarian in its attitude toward that religious training; Its ·policy is that the .organization or institution with which the Boy Scout is connected shall give definite attention to his religious life~ . .. ' "Only· inen·willing to subscribe to this declaration of principle shall he entitled to certificates of leadership in carrying oui: the Boy Scout Program.''. .THE SCOUT OATH On my honor I will do my best1. To do my duty' to God and my country, and to obey the Scout Law; 2. To h(.!lp qtl_ier people at all times; 3.: To keep myself physically strong, mentally awake, and mor- -· auy·:<>rratght - -- - · -~ · THE SCOUT LAW 1. A Scout is trustworthy. A Scout's honor is to be trusted. If he were to violate his honor by telling a lie, or by cheating or by not doing exactly a given task, when trusted on his honor, he may be directed to hand over his Scout Badge. 2. A Scout -is loyal. He is loyal to all to whom ·loyalty is due: his Soout leader, his home, and parents 'and country: 3. A Scout is helpful. He must be prepared at any tim·e to save life, help injured persons, and share the~hoqie duties. He must do at least one Good Turn to somebody· every day. 4.. A Scout is friendly. He is a friend to. all and a brother to every other Scout. 5. A Scout is courteous. • He is polite to all, especially to women, children, old people, 1 and the wea:k and ·helpless. He must not take pay for being , h~lpful or courteous. 6. .A Scout is. kind .. , . . -. He is a friend to animals. H~ will not kill nor hµrt any living creature needlessly;- but will strive to save·-and·protect all ·harm-·· less life. 7. A Scout is obe·dient. . H_e obeys his- pa-rents, _'Scoutmaster, Patrol- Leader,- and ·all other duly constituted authorities. s: A SCou1 is c1ieerfti:t.- - - ... . - . - - __ . _ He smiles whenever he can. His ohedieni;:e to ordel's is prompt and cheery. He never shirks nor grumbles at hardships. 9. Pi. Scout is thrifty; · He does ~o_t want9nly d_estroy property. He works faithfully, wastes nothmg, and makes the best use of his opportunities. He saves .his money so that..he. may _pay his .own .way, .be. g<merous. to those in need, and helpful to worthy objects. He may work for pay, but must not receive. tips for court€sies or- Go~d. Turns .. 10. A Scout is brave. He has the courage to face dan-ger in spite of-fear;-·and fo stan_d up fQr _the_ right against_ the coaxin&"s of friends. or .the. jeers or threats of enemies, and defeat does not Clown him. 11. A Scout is clean. He keeps clean in body and thought, stands for clean speech, clean sport, clean habit's, and travels with a Clean crowd. 12. A- Scout ·is.,i:everent. . He is reverent toward God. He is faithful in his religi·ous duties, and respects· tlre -convktions of others in matters of custom .and re~igion. Certificates written· (small) ______________._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Certificates written _(large >--------------,----,.......,----,::---c:--c---:::-----c----------~-Stencils made - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - STATISTICAL Compared APPROVAL �comrox L lfO. COUNCIL tiOftD b58 tear ending Dr •. Louis l4ro7 Dr.. lout e Leq . Dl" •. A.C. Lewis Lewis lt'a J. Lictltt.~~ ~.·~ •. Dr •. George R. Livermore fl.O •. Maefarlane l .H. Ma.lone 1210 Madi.sou A,ve. Co~erce ~:ttle Ex~ lUdg., Mfl!'npllist llldg•. Lewis SupplJ Co •. II n It " ft " Southern Leathe~ ~ •. Medi¢al Art• Bldg •. 1616 $t erick Jldg. Memphis Street a, Co •. fenu •. tl " It It .. It " ft It If :Siathop James M. Maxon Dr. :Ebbert li •. MoCi:.$11~ 692 E.t. 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Willett Mctmphla, It Wann. • le :Re le 45·" 4'"AC 2052 U.ndea Ave. tt 1356 ronrea\ 2143 Poplar, A.pt. 4 tt If ft ?69 Val1ee AVfh 1954 O·llver tt ff " " .. Nnx tJ lie 465 !a.pea illl J-11• lldg. ?69 Ya.nee 4:33 Mruliaon Ave. 3181 Po plat ~Change ildg. lU3 G!>eealaw Memphta Stt"eflt llwy. Co. 910 $tertck Bldg. 163 s. Main ff fl • ff ii ff tJ .. It ff g tt . iJ tJ H tt tt It It AC $ 7,,AC Re lew z AC: AC AO Re x New x " Re x ie x Re :a: lle x R• x ne ' AU NJ AC .,AD .JIJ ,A,C AC lt AfJ 6$""'.AD le x AC lie 56 22 aa 31 45 47 SI sa 4$ 3$ 44 4$ 23 58 41 34 �lU!JGION NO 5 COWUIL NO 658 COU~WIL 1lOST$i Cotmel'.L Year ending--11•-·-em"""l!'"""Jt.... it .....,;'""''"""""""4-ii-1-.-·-·· SIMlNOLJ DlVI SlON M.w .. Jonner• Vice Chai._ 234 "'" 1'r. o.-n . DJ"ai tnwat te, M at L 197 H.c .. Ds.ri.iels, Ca:it-q,i:rig Ch:r. 571 . ,Re1'. c.i~ . Davl.t M at L &13 /Alonso L-.Jeke, V1ee Cha.11".l'l.i&Jl 532 J ; M at t-Member at Lar~e Hernan® !«11.ale Pollt Walker St. Paul .io INT>:lR BAUIAL Menpl1l1, a !ea. It ii ll n " n n Re Rtt :! :it AO AC 51 49 ao PC PO PG Rt x lle x ~'le 71 PO x AO 54 PC a. il.C �f't?J 'I ·~ C}} JC J( J-\ S~f\ vV CC> U1'1 C JL, B. S. f\. l ~J C. :S,ALIOT FOR ELECTION OF OFFICE:O.S .AND COUNCIL 1 MEiv:SE:."\S~.AT-1.ARGE FOR YEAR BEGINNIN& JAJ.'JU.ARY 1, 1939 ********* I ,-, I FOR ?RESIDEl\TT Mr~ (Vote for One) C.. Arthur Brui:!e FOR VICE-PRESIDENTS Mr~ A. K. Burrow - (Vote for Four) Mr .. Walter L. Smith Mr. ?. A. Clayton Mr. Abe Scharff FOR SECRETARY (Vote for One) Mr. P. C. Clarke - FOR TREASUREi.i ~Vote for One) .. Mr. W. P. Hallida:v FOR COM.MI SSI011ER -- (Vote for One) Dr. T. S. Eliot .. FOR FIELD COMMISSIONER (Vote for One) Mr. F. J. Flanagan *********** FOR COUNCIL l•1ll1BERS-AT-LARGE, as per attached list. ! �t0 (VV'"' J J<.-o.~~.1;....J W)J , M"v1J'1~ ~ COUNCIL MEMBERS-AT-LARGE jl'Charnpion, R. G. I.! 1.•Christenbu:cy, Fred JN . ~-'f';,,tC:, NAngu.s, Jo}).n A. ":)rJ L/ l vAllen, James Seddon i. ()U q .BL- ci'J:•Churcb, c. H. 0 0 ;, Dolph yc1ark, <· I n. June .....-Allen, :. .: •ilblark, Soscoe C. /> '.·' /Allen, Preston (/. 8tl \.CG• - g v~ .. '1rl'Clarket P. c. i/Allen, Thomas H•. I, c·· Vx. . l :'lf"fllayton, Henry lv~. tr:f_ ~ti. (' v'.Atkinsan, Dr. w. R. I. 'J'.., ~. 1,-:,,. x · . !VClayton, Pt A._ ,.;Au.stin, John A. ,. · 1 1tCoffey, :Sen B., Jr. :)A/. '' ,.,,.Aws1llllb, George ., . IV'C:ohn, B. L. ,....Ayres, Dr. J. c. ! .· '.'.:.,·')v !3-· ~ r Sam F • . , Ht 1 "1.Y'-6. , ,·,• t:.?.. ,.. .<'"w·~f\.!'·"',) J' • !:'.' ,~ ,. ·;t V\JO et .. . ! /11. 1.,,,. \II . . C . .C,• -~•.v'~ . A ., Collier, J. D. : • ::- ·:.' v :Saber, Rodney I• o D ~-1. · .P .,, ,\,'.) ~"\• y '.:.;:,,,, 2>' 1.h<:Coonopdoenr', Mwa. roti.· n J. I'< ·: ll""':Bacon, Col. w. J. ,! (J -, . {.~ .(Ball, Ernest C. J, c)D IY'Coors, Dr. G. A. i/J3a.rker, Judge H. H. N1 Cory, A. J • .,-:Barrow, E. R. i. '") . J-'Cox, Allen, Jr. Barry, Edward F. Cox. ~r'tii L. /'.Bateman" Dr. R. J. 1 ; vi. Cox, W. W• v:Bizot, Jllnile A. <+ BJ.... 1.00 Ii I I( Crawford, A. 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C. ! .. ·,, I I, .. ,NJ . 1 2. h ;.. ~.~a. ~ I }Y) {q '*v · ~~ , q\.30 �~ r j v'o 'Brien, \V. J. t~, j\/O' Callaghan, J. E. l • ~ . ! .;o 'Connor, Frank ; 1vOrgill, Edmund i · · ,_' J c/Orgill, William <' ~ ~v \/Overton, tiatkins . " ·~ :~ [lm~rt, T. H. v t Ix.~, 1 ~m1 th, Walter ~. 1 1 • • ·' :: I · , ..,Ozburn, N. Field .c ";·~"'"t".· ·. Page, Carl I • > 1;-:, · ... · ,~: f ·fl Patton, ifosley E.1:1j..V .,1. q ~ <.,:. Peete, Russell D~ ~ '4· I( ./Penland, Clifford /., ).' Pennebaker, c. T. :, ·>O ~" vPeres, Hardwig · ·;.. . L Phillips, George P • ...,.1-/- .j3icA..,, ""' Pidgeon, Everett VPipkin, A. E. /Pipkin, Perry Plank, E. E. NPlough, Abe ,/.Prescott, ii. J 1 ; ... ; ·-· t,.;~i~~: ~=n~~ ·• :.: .JI_):;..1-Taylor~ R.. A. ,),,,..; 3 'I ~.. 1 ~aylor~ Dr. Robert, . ·· i r:·.rhompRon, E•. F. · · · .. (Thompson, L. K.· 1 ·. IJ. I '· 1 • • • •.- Iv I... rt.1 BJ., Springfield, C. L1 ~· v'Sullivan, H. P. 1 • F rank . .' • :~ .• ~ v'Sweeney, 1 Iv-Strauss, G. D. . • (-. :_ . , ~·t,.,, t Turnbull, Steve J."V 1../ l .: >1 J....Turner, Norfleet •,. · :< ··J;Tyson, w. T. t ·Lt· -(Valentine, John 11'\'ieh, Edwa~d .£) rJ, _ / ,, ( oi k)~ ~.,..£....., 7)rv,J/ .· o I Waggenel!, Andrew B~ Jt\J I b --" · .. il--'Wagner, D. Eugene 1 ••• VWalker, S. P•. - .J• 1 RS€1and, s. E. ~Vfaring, Col. Roane , I/Ragsdale, F. v. I 11 lfWatkins, R. G. . \.\ <b vEagsd.ale, Dr. W. E. ,.,_ &_ /,.y_: · rwebb, Harry t/ f~ef..... . , . / >< · '-"'Ramsay,. R. G. ~ ".".," "' IVWebster, William A. , , (]._....,~ C-(1\;~, ~·~v,/:J-4·"'"".,.._;;.. ~'liamsey, Henry T. • · . ~"J.-,A)X!eeks, Dr. A. B• . ~ l'\ CS> WJtZ:. .,.. .kA,«.-' ),,,.:i..y v'B.eid, Wallace R. , . . Weems, Cha~les ,..,.. X.. ' · cy. 13d_ ""Richardson, Charles D. • ' . illiams, Dr. Gray ii x. 'i.; Richardson,. Gilmer :J(~Ji.f. ~- "-!~ 81.l ~ild, A. J. {3 J, I/Riechman, Je A. · v ..>\J·:7 '(!ilk~nson, Ru.ssel / ·.· (j ~· ¥'Roberts,. John E. <i...f .P?.>L ! • 1.l '.~ i!ilhauis, o. P. Roulhac, Jolm s. , Wilson, Harry C. ~.,,~M~A---;:i .\;,~c..... Roy, George T., Jr. ..-1 :! • Wood, George ) ,~,1 ~' f ,.,. "'·u · · •/ ·· vRugg, L. E. · · · ,. 5.· i>.'wood• Dr. Perey .. ssell, Edward P. L'...:', J Wurzburg,. Abe,, , , 1 ..... Russell, Dr. George M. ::,~ ~l ;)).1,.,t~-~1 ~, C.c:..-c...~ ~ . , .. Ryan, \V. A. Sre . • <· · Young.' Dr. Thomas K. Ryan, w. A •. Jr. 1,. i '': Ryehener, Dr. R. o. JV, °11'.tt.. 'J 1 U;.:.-;" Zink, Clyde J. Zook, Martin -:JN bf v"'Saino, J. E. Sandown, H. 1 1 Scharff, Abe :J,-v +.. I ,,,...Scharff, Aaron , ,.,,Schloss, Gilbert M. '• 1 , .1 ......Schoembs, Arthur J - · /Schwartz, Merrill l '· Searight, Dr. M. w. .(,.'\ 'B '· jx, __ ..($ellers, Perry ~'/ r;, Lexton, Fred ( \\..._A~ I ~r ~epherd, s. J. :)_,-'\.;, ~ '·""' ,..,.ft·"''"\L-;lJ,,,..."'ij Council Members elected Annual !I/Sims, R. :B. Jr. ' , Meeting, December 14, 1938 for the w. I a. e. V!~ner, ~:~' AJ.4-idcP-4.=nJ ~ . .··· 1 ~.,,-, ~ ,. I I year 1939. I 'S I �Jan. aa, 1940 Boy Scouts of America; 2 Park Ave. • New York, New York Genttlement lnoluded in •he enclosed dra.t't please tind 75¢ tor which please register Mr. Wesley E. Patton as a Council Member from March 31, 1939 to Dec. 31, 1939. Cord!. ally yours, W. Gordon Morris, Scout ~;!xecuti ve �r~·~·.-:-tiurt . 2 ,1. C;.)·-. .JfA·C;'Ll., 4 n. '.'-:~ •.:::-. t ~)r~.'£\.~ ~~".: .;;~ll.1'.~, X.J (:?'j ~~. ::; !~'.::.. {:{ t;~.r ~ ll. 1·. .;,,.,. Gc:,.-n.:ncil ~.Ctr.• Lak:e Cormorant, Niss. Council Mbr. .:;.:L. '.3riwe c;o. •'.':h:r. :.;;;;,. Oo12.ne~1 Cotu1ci1 Ubr. ';~e :O. Canale ·.1 t1o. Phil .A. Ifalle CounciI £,:for. .:.~e . Jolly i.ii.oto:a.• Live:.."Jl' Corp.Coum:i1 ;1;;b:r. l~S .A.G 1740 Glenwood Council Mbr. Re Co·•.lnUil Mb:i.~. :i\e 724 ~~. Fourth ~:>t. nc Nerit Badge Ccn.amclo1: Hotel llevo:v103b ):;. FcLoL;.t>(;, Oran 1~. -.:o::t: H;·1("1Te:- C:rt,Jech ,J 0 s 0'9. ' '!. :.·1 a-:Ji!\_'i?; .. A!!'i::n:ur Halle Daire ,foJ!.ly 1.-0.. .'~w;eno KelJ..et' Abe .. \f..T2IJ1u.•c; Harold D";;;rls ,.,. ··-l'' (, J .1. D-;..;..cl~r"-c-!:r J .:., s. i.k. ;)t~~ ;:; :.·: l ";:iev. t ; • L. ~/Jen IN'lVJl i-L~CXAL ... Slil Il'JOLE D:t':!SION 0"hr. :rl"aining ;:'Le 951 Texas 698 ·~dith ;151 Walke? Chr. :BU.. Rc\'i ew 11 �Doy ::c 2 1~·ts of J\1Ilf.U."ica1 J:;.::1:.~1: .,:.:;;~ue, ~!cr1 Y·,;r:,:;: :aty, !:1.Y. Included in the inclosed draft is 1~8.10 :tor which ple: ,so ister t'c1.o following as i:Jco'V.ters in Chict-..ase,w Co·v.nc1l, :a.s •.i~.: .hE:e ~J~ :. Collier 1i1ighty-o:ne Macliaon JHdg. Council M'b:r. AO £:4 f.../ H.A. Crenshaw Williams Shade Co. Council Mbr. AC 48 t./ .Andx".:ow s. Donelson Columbian Mutual Tower Co1mcil Mbr .. AC 46 J't'< L · ll.T.• E·01l 1hries t.c.:a.n. Tr<:llls. Dept. M.13 •. Ooun. 4!1: , v (Pl·: ~}e r13.!giator Mr. Hum;')hrie£j a.s Troop C0mm1 tteeman Troop 68) \../ :r. If •. :•a(-";li)dalO Dertnon :Bld.g. Council Mbr. AC 47 :. w.A. Ilyan, Sr. Mem.ohia Po.,,•er & JJ.ght Co Co\1.ncil Mbr. AC 49 Frank Sweeney LeMoyne College Council Mbr. AC 42 0 ~v n. ·;·Q.rl :Bland Inter .Racial .... Sctliinole Division 145 '.Beale Mbr at ~rge AC Ple;;,tse send Mr. Hope H. Ford,. Camp la.re~ dc:rt:U'icate. reg1~;:; PC PC !''"' "' .PC PC PC 313 PC Director. Camp Currier, a. $.lo is inelosed,. W. Gordon Morr1 a Scout Tf;xecutive P. ,t. 1I:hen we l'e04'ived our first lot of Scouter Certificates. we w01·0 sent~: for Hev., E.G. Boyce and none for J. Bayard :Borle. ~'le would appre... cLJ.;e it :i.:f you would send one for the latter. �Maroh 23, 1939 · Boy Scouts of America, 2 Park Ave., New York, New York Inoluded in the enclosed draft is $1.00 :for whioh please registor Paul Rietz, 645 E. Dava.nt, Merit :Badge Counselor, R~ AC ..Age 42 P6 (Also please register Mr. Hietz on the 11'roop -Committee of Troop 68). We would like to have the cert1:f1.cate for Assistant Scoutmaster George Alsobrook, Troop 68, Just as soon as possible. It is for a presentation. Thank you. Cordially yours. W. Gordon Morris, Scout Executive WGM/J �'1_: :< ·,-}·~''< ::_.l c;. . •>:.nr:i3.. fl.~:: •.~~.•• __.., o'. .!'\:" c'r:nc ~ '.;';.' :., r·,.: thty • '.N. Y. I.dU~U,(~!_'{l s~,~,\ ~ .~s? ~1e followi~~ ~- ·n >1aZ'l 9$1 \}yl;t;olfl ~-··"-:). • ~-·::!.·u.?~'O~rei. i...-";. • • C ~ Lal laf.;han ~-•. - ;j_~, .. -1~, Jt'e ~:.nF~ i:r~~1\jt.C~ ~r~~f't i~ "'[~.(.;'.~; f~:n:· as Scouters: ~Wfl z. c,;Lemo.rs ::'..r •.t·d.ti.~~o\.al r~[:ll').t~ Asst. .... Di!;;tr. '"'(}if. c~-..:~~11 :~·l? Prud ntid Li.te 1.ns.Co. -: .. J.-.•• ii 43 ilea.lo ~. ·• I. ·,· . " ,. 1\.. ,1 Vi JL''.'~ ;9 • !'.'1 a'.'8 :!..ncltHiJ.ng a 1.~~:r.J. "'>:.~·F;.t.:tct1. for J'<-:irrW?-1 : \;:'·._11"!:.;r, ··· ·,,:J 5 t m.ao.e out .,!f;JlH:?S S"' :l~clh1l·h~r. Please send a new card. '!'. Tin.rold. D:a:if:i.s, MEn'it lkvi(:e Oi:n::.nsalJ.oi· 11 ~.z,::.J.hod. .. "1n.G tk1 t received his !ie~r·l'iii n::; Li.i:l.f~<:'l.,::h\c. '"is :~ . :·:'~~n •:;:; :v: ":1ea~10 Ch.act: }(,:•'t'H.' l'ElCOl'<lS. 0-.,; l'°U'-'.n ~:1 0 :" ~·i 2 ;~1,~ ·~1.t i~:xe·et:t.ive ·., �July 13. 1939 Ik.1J S1;;;ut G oi' 2 Pai')lc -!'~(~Yt /~;,1ed11a, ,~1,.·10 •., X.. . (..,.!f.;\:i 1 s.::F~.J Yor·~: Wit.h rl.Olf\~re11013 to your notic.-~ n. ')iJU.t 'J'. "7. :ra,lle1....Distr5.ct Cornmi :'~sionE'ir-.-... ~Jr., Wr:i. 1 •1 •Jr• s r<-;;gi strati on f:)e was paid up un'hll JunG ~50, 1.9:59 """:~ Scr.mtnw·.~ter of Troop 38, Howov,~r~ ',h~. H''·•:>nt'bn Hron,,,·c took over th::i 'i::.'oop ·iJ.::;ft;;:r.o tht:; rHgtstra.thn expired. and. was t"egic;t'.:::r0d 'but i,1r. W~-~1 lfft"' s fee vJJM:i still paid in to you which mad.a him ~tu.'ll ly rc3g1stel"ed u.ntU tTUlL: ;:;,) 9 19:YJ. His f'ee. then 1 for District Commissione r to Dee. 31, 1939 wcuHl. ·be i'.K>vjs ·&he amount wve sent in to Ma.tion& Council. w. (}ot·don Mo?"risv Scout, Executive �Bo7 Scouts of America.. 2 Park Ave. g New York. New Yoric Gentlemen& as Distl":i.ct Oommisl3ioner until Dec. Zl, 1939; AC 35 Mr. Wallerwas registered as Scoutmaate'f> ?C or f.1-oop 38 until March 1, 1939. w. Gordoa Morris, SCou.t Executive �" ; I Form 0-716 lOO:M: 5-38 - REGION No. COUNCIL No. TROOP No. BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 2 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y• __ _______ ___ ..... ,. . , ,,.,,. _,_,,,.,, ... ,,,,,.,,,,... __..,,,_..,_.. ,,, .. ....,.,,,,,,,,,,,,...,.,,,,,,..,,.,,,,,,, (Date) To The National Council: Boy Scouts of America, 2 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. I hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America and subscribe to its Scout Oath and Scout Law and its Declaration of Religious Policy as stated on the attached sheet and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws of both the National and Local Councils and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by them. I transmit herewith •1.00 membership dues for one year (or a pro rata fee), fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my annual registration. I submit my answers to the following in eupport of my application: ,,.,,_,,,,,,,_ INFORMATION REQUIRED FROM PROSPECTIVE LEADERS 1. Age.-...·-·..··-···--···---.. 2. Amer. Citizen or Fir1t ~apera?____ 3. Have you already paid a registration fee in another capacity?..- - · - - - - - - i f ao, What?.._ ---·--·----·-..·--·-··-· ..-.........._ ....,,_...._,..........._ 4. Do you desire pocket certificate O large certificate for framing O (or both lOc additional) D-·-----·-·-------·---·--..·-·5. Were you a Scout? If so, how long? · Tr. No •..---..-···--·----6. In what capacity have you been a Scout Official and Where? ----..·--·--..- ·.. Tr. No........--·-·--·....·--·--'/. When and how long? --------..................- ....... 8. What, if any, Scout Training Certificate do you hold?-------· 9. Present occupation and position h e l d - - - - - - - - - - 10. What other experience, if any, have you had in connection with organizations for boys or young men?----·---·-·--....-. '---------------------------· -.........-·-···-···· -·-----·--..·-·------- 11. State the highest Institutions from which you have gr:aduated Grammar O 12. What is your religious preference? 14. Are you married?·-·----· 16. RaCC--------·----·--.. -/r High School O College 0...--..--....-.........-·-·13. Are you a member?-----------··---..·--··-·---15. Have you boys of your own?_ _ _.._________···---·- . . _. . . -.. . ._,,_ ~· . " t£._,..47 __a_ · SIGNATURE of APP~ICANT in full. .........·:i?' if. < 7 Street addres'*ailmg ad" .................. ~---..S~~:s.:~;;.;,...--.-e.1i>-..:=::-...·---................... City_t_Z/l..;::j~e.-i:,..< ·.:'-4<~------..- County__, : . , .·..... ~ State... .....~::~,,~.,: ......-::::.· Residence telephone nufuber.._z. :.. _§:..;).___ ~---Business telephone tiibber ff- Z. .S-5'~·---- .............................Approved ·-----------·-··--------·----·-·-Title (of Approving officer)---------·--·--·--..·-·-··..·-·- *' :z. .. *-------·- <••• "Appronl" on l.nformatiOll llMtt) TO BE FILLED IN BY LOCAL COUNCIL (OR HEAD OF INSTITUTION IF NOT UNDER COUNCIL) Is this man to be dropped in any other capacity?...-......................-------·-..·--·--.........._ ..____....!£ so, what? ...___ .......- ....--..·----·--·---·-----..--·Is this man taking the place of any other man who is to be dropped? ..·-·----..-···---·..--......_ ....,,_,_ ...- ...- ....- ...·-·--·-·!£so, whom?.-................-.-.. What capacity?------·----·-·-··--·-·-..------·-----·-.................-. Date..-...- ...----·--..-·------·-..· - - - · - · - - - - (1} (3) ( 4) INDEX: Status of Troop...- ......................................................-·----·----EXI>iration (2) APPROVAL Certificate written_·------·---·-·..··--......- .....- ...--·-..·---·--·-......_ Large certificate written--··-·--·--·---·--·-··..- - - -..···--·-·-.........-.... Statistical Entry (5) Stencil Made:....._ ..-..,...............-·------··----·---·-----... Compared.---....- - - - - - · -...(6) Application filed--·---·-·-Filed bY-----·-------- �LOCAL INFORMATION ---··----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------·----- ---------·----------·-----------·---·--------·-·-------------- -- ------------- -- --- --------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------ --------------------------------------------------;:--- ------------------------------------------------------- - �Dec. Eo-:_t.. ;3 ~:~<~ ·'""JJ.t :~ r'c:~1·lc lte•?)' of n. 1939 .~\~10 :t~l c~, I .i.re. , ~tor1:.:, :,sftr1 Yor-l<:: Included in the enc1o sad draft re{;1. -~.t::::l't >~r. :-~. }}.fl Gli::t.Yt,,011 t:l'-3 pl,~a.ee 1r1c~e-T,re:3ld.·s:nt fiml 'l5t: for which nlen.>:: of' Ch.lek:t:J.SG}h c~··n.1nc'.!.l rot' r,!r. C1a.;rton 1s na;tinr€ 7fif to rogi·;1t0r him until Ot:;t. ~$l 1 17{i9 ;:,,.nd a.t ·l;h~;,l', tir:'le he poJ·1 '.;'1.00 r-\.H 'l'rocp Gorn Hte~r,~an of T:rJop 50 which r'~g'l.d·dr:3 him un:til C0t. ?l, s.-: Bov,u:iv •1:\ tM.s 75¢ l '3 to t,•eglste'l" hi.M back to tho ttm·~ t;1,,:t ~·u r;eC«i,hl'; Vic o- P!'."<? G<. ! •'lent • th0 ·~imf; Jnn. 1. im~; to Dec. 31.• 1939. W. Gordon Morrl s, Scout lilxecu.ti ve I' 0-V �Form 0-1062, 1500-9-38-D. J BEGION NO. ·" 5 NATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBER 558 CERTIFICATION OF ELECTION AS A MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA. ___ .______ • lJ_~___•_____J_._._•_____._I__n__t!_._,.__ • _ _T · Council ~~~-~~:~'.---~~~-·-~---.J...:A.·····:i____•____B o E xptre COUNCIL NO. December '"·l. Date..~!~-·-~!, 1959. in·•9 ···-····-···-·-·-··--···---':'.·-'--·····-~-~----!.------------- Registration Service, Boy Scouts of America, 2 Park Ave., New York City. Gentlemen:The Scouter named below has been regularly elected a member of the National Council, representing this . .1 f or t h e year- en d'mg___ December 51, 1959. H e ts . reg1stere . d as a scouter, h avmg . Counc1 ·----·-···-pat'd h'1s current · t ra t'ion fee m · th e capac1'ty of----·-----·-----·-------------··-------Presioont, Chickast1.w Council, B. s. A. Ine. . reg1s /Jf! ~ ~ Signe~_:._ ,.,.<:l:r~.d;~-e."'*J D<~ i''} !' t ..:::Ji . ----------- (Scout Executive) NATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBER ,/ic)l Arthur Bru{;e / . .\ . · · <<.~\'il~5•;1 Name --····-···--·--·--············-----------------······--··-·······-···· ----------: :Tet,:~9;l~~:· ·~ ----'=---------···- c. E. L. Brue~:: C..o. Address --··-·---------·-·--------City Memphis, ._: \ '\ •' 55 Age...·--·-····-·--··-··-····-·--······-······-·- ., •--~-~~~~••••,~·7-'~~~:..:~~l:... ___ \_,\, ,1. ·.-. .: ~ ;<~' .I}'\\ i_ '-...:;,;;.":'>' . ••-•·-------0--------·-·--- -----State ":·;··-.,\:\ Citizensbitf:>\-9'.~Jf.:~~£~!'.~~-?.~ ...- ..·--····-·----·-·-··--··----····---------------------·----·----····-------·----·--. --~::~·, :· \\_)):. v \ \ __ ·:." .Y:Y MEMBERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL COUNCIL Each chartered Council of the Boy Scouts of America has the right to elect, annually, one of its members as a member of the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America, and one additional member for every thousand boys enrolled on the records of the National Council. The By-Laws require that Local Councils certify as to the election of such members of the National Council on blanks which shall be provided for that purpose. �/" .- Form '6.1062C 1500-9-38-D ,....:.....__;;: ' REGION NO. COUNCIL NO, NATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBER 6 -CERTIFICATION 568 OF ELECTION AS A MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Date..l_fgb__~4__JJJ.5li- Registration Service, Boy Scouts of America, 2 Park Ave., New York City. Gentlemen:The Scouter named below has been regularly elected a member of the National Council, representing this Council for the year ending_ker~mh~r ~l.....l~J~?-:t _ He is registered as a Scouter, having paid his current registration fee in the capacity of Camisa:1on£.,. Qblck&aaw ~...S...--A.-Iuc....------- /]/ L, Signed ~~~ -~ <.. 7t-·fl. rtJ-1_,u,!JJ (Scout Executive) NATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBER <tli c ;~-~-) "",:--1 \ Name ~%..._.S.......X1i!it\...___________________________________________________ J,tfel./~10~-~2, cYW8JA._______________ \'-'.>:;·:/--~: </' /-)''\ 'f.~,.~,~:.'~:~,··~·~·;:.::;:·.:~~~{J__ d H City -_~\ MeJtphis r /--<-S\\\.':>"° '· \ \} 'i) ,_. _________________________ State Tennessee Age_---~- 1r 0:~~~--=----------------1\ .}2::!/ MEMBERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL COUNCIL Each chartered Council of the Boy Scouts of America has the right to elect, annually, one of its members as a member of the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America, and one additional member for every thousand boys enrolled on the records of the National Council. The By-Laws require that Local Councils certify as to the election of such members of the National Council on blanks which shall be provided for that purpose. �r / July 5, 1939 Registration Service. l3oy Scouts of America, 2 Park Ave., New York. Ifow York Gentlemen: Included in the enclosed draft is $1.00 for which please r~ter as a COll.Yiail Membor /Ai1en Cox, Jr. 1905 St~rick :Bhlg., AC Pd. 36 Pocket C•lrt. Oordlallf yours, w. Gordon Morrls, Scout Executive · �Gotrn.0~1 • · i'1,>V.t~~ o.f J),;;;~:riCci, : ,.,<.:,i no.J. ., ,,:· \) . u::;_ />..venue, ~a~ Y~r .. ~~-- / Olty, N.Y • �.Doy Scouts of Arnerlce.• 2 Park Ave., ficiw York, thw York G-en tl emen: ,.,.,. ~of' Included in the cnoloBed drBft 1s.75¢ for the Asst. Distrlct Gomm! sai one:r l 1 8m1ng Noel Horne, reglstr~tlon 10~~9 Ro,sewoorl. The application is also enclosed. Cordially yours, w. Gordon Morris. Scout :c:xecuti ve �t 1~. ·:· • • 11 '.~ :rsh• .,.~r~';:.n.tl ~1.9·:.~~Gro, 1~8 r,·~n. . • ~, _::.tin, '.\:on..'ll. :··:tfi~ ''ii th best m. shes, I am ·-.·. Gorden ~:brris . '·. :~ /.J ~c.;ut ·nxec11ti ve �.. ]~. -X".1est llall. • Xk;' ··:'. n:t ~"it'.l:t°'C:;;\tion. l"c:m, '.is• f,t1cm:n. 1!1. 0-ord·m Horris ScY1lt :i~:i;;ei:niive �FORM 0·8 5000 SET(' 6·89f BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA NATIONAL OFFICE 2 PARK AVENUE NEW YORK, N. Y. -~N~o~v~·~9~_ _ 19_22__ Mr. William G. Morris, Scout Executive, Chickasaw Council 55S, B.S.A., 501 Columbian Mutual Tower, Memphis, Tenn. 402854 Applicati0n of Troop 2S Memphis, Tenn. 7 Scouters registered @ $1.00 Received Due APPLICATION PENDING DA Please Make Checks Payable to Boy Scouts of America $7.00 6.00 $1.00 $1.00 �Boy t'icou.ts. of ,l\rnerlca, 2 Pr;<J"k Ave., lfovi York. New York Gentlemen: With refere..nce to the noti<~e oonc-o:rninf; the reg!-st,i"~J,ti.on of 'l'roop 28 Scouters--the:re were 7 Scout.::rs on tl;< a•'\('ltcatl nn bu.t. Dr. r.... M. Graves is a. member of t.he Council atu't pa1<1 his fee lt4,st, December when he r.::gi stc:red. wl th the Cot'i.11011 ~o he d.id. not p.•·tY.. w1 th the Troo9,, W. Go·rdon Morrl s. Soou.t Execu.ti. ve �S(;)pt. 9, 1939 !Joy Scouts of' America, · 2 Park: Ave.• Mew 'fork, New York Gentlement ~~:~em W,. Please register the :following as District llei akell · 14'34 COIPJ\'1"1>X'Ce Title filr'.g. AG Oommisslon~n·1 39 l~ee pa.iil a.s Scoutmaster of Trev? p .fl • Since Mr. Hei akell is rae;istereJ as Scoutmaster of Troop "k7 • he ;vil1 not p~ another f•ee. cordia.lly yours, W. Gorclon Mo rrl s, Scout. 1bi:ec,1ti ve �Form 0-i 16 IOO:M 2-39 C.P. REGION No. COUNCIL NO. TROOP No. BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 2 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. SCOUTER APPLICATION To Serve as ~Jc;;;;::;;,~ SCOUT_E_RS __ AN_D_CUB __s_E_RS_>_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ (Rank) Troop No. and City (or Subject if Merit Badge Counselor) :le', /fe11 From To T ;:;rJa.-n. al/. /f-¢'.o 47= .,;fc,, <ElPiration date) I f 4. o To The National Council: (Date) Boy Scouts of America, 2 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. I hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America and subscribe to its Scout Oath and Scout Law and its Declaration of Religious Principle as stated on the attached sheet and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws of both the National and Local Councils and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by them. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year (or a pro rata fee), fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the· period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my annual registration. I submit additional information listed below in sup~ ctf application SIGNATURE of APPLICANT in fu~ St1~~s~~(~ng~~l~--LL~4~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~----~~------ C1ty 'd/-~ .n Residence telephone munl}(r~ ,7-<:>;it , Approved OLk -:? . • i·T "-'<-"7-'~'-----_ __ Business telephone n mber_ _.,__~~..;___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Title (of Approving officer) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ . (see "Approval" on information sheet) 1. Age 2, Amer. C1t1zen .et Fast Fapt'"t"!r? · ~ 3-~""47 3. Have y u already paid a registration fee in another capacity? Yes~ No O if so, What?_,;;a.:;.~-"-"'====-=-o"'-= 4. Do you desire pocket certificate ~large certificate for framing O (or both lOc additional) Oi---------5. Were you a Scout? Yes~ No O If so, How long? ,..-.,z · Tr. No. _ _z~z_='------6. Were you a Cub? Yes O No D If so, How long? Pack No. --------"7"7. Have you been a Scout Official Yes~ No 0 What capacity?;£~~ Where? ~I~~ 8. When and how long? /f2S - l7r§ f /4~~9. What, if any, Scout Training Certifica:e ~ h~?·___:______. , , , _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4 10. Present occupation and position held ~ c:?'~ ~ · 11. What other experience, if any, have you had in connectiofi with organizations for boys or young men? _ _ _ _ __ ..:? ___.. ./ L 12. State the highest Institutions from which you have graduated Grammar D High School O College~-----13. What is your religious preference? Catholic O Jew O Protestant 1KI Other O None O 14. Are you a member? Yes IE No O 15. Are you !fl..<lJr~? ..Y:es O No 16. Have you boys of your own? Yes O No 0 17. Rac~e-~~"4-~A~~~=="-""""--~------~----~ .O:C.-------- TO BE FILLED IN BY LOCAL COUNCIL (OR HEAD OF INSTITUTION IF NOT UNDER COUNCIL) Is this person to be dropped in any other capacity?__,___Yes ____ No·______.Tf so, which?_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Is this person taking the place of any other person who is to be dropped? _ _ _ _ _ _Yes. ________ No,_ _ _ _ __ If so, whom? What capacity? Signature--------~-o:--=:---::----:--:----,,,----.,.-,--------- Date Il>ate-----~------------~ Signature_ (for Troop Organization Committee) · Scout Executive (To be signed by Head of Institution if Not Under Council) (1) INDEX: Status of Troop,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Expiration (3) Certificate written _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ (4) Large cer~ificate (2) APPROVAL written._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Statistical Entry (5) Stencil Made:_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ (6) Application filed _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Compared:~------------- Filed by_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ �(. LOCAL INFORMATION ----------"'---------------- -- ·--·--------· ---- ·--- �,, -r ./ Sept. 28, 1939 Bo~ Scouts of America. 2 Pa.:rk Ave. , llew York. New York Gentlemen: Included in the enclcsed draft is $1.00 tor which please reglster T. J. Beauchamp, Field Commissioner (Seminole Division of Chlokasa:w 34 X AC il'.buncil) 951 S. Parkw~ !I. This will registr;·r '.td.m back to Dec. 31. 1938 to Dec. 31, 1939. Cordi ally yom.•a., w. Gordon Morr1so Scout Executive WGM./J �Form 0-716 !OOM Z-39 C.P. REGION No. COUNCIL NO. TROOP No. .. BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 2 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. SCOUTER APPLICATION (TO BE USED FOR ALL NEW SCOUTERS AND CUBBERS) To Serve as T' i -~s 1 ·l r:' '1: ':' i;; "i :.'"• ,·~·,, (Rank) Troop No. and City (or Subject if Merit Badge Counselor) From_ _ _ _?_)_~_:i.:,_·_t_.~_~:_!L_~-_1;:_.··l_:_J_._~-·~,-~_.·._£_:~-~r_~~~Q_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ T o - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · - - - CExpiration date) To The National Council: (Date) Boy Scouts of America, 2 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. I hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America and subscribe to its Scout Oath and Scout Law and its Declaration of Religious Principle as stated on the attached sheet and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws of both the National and Local Councils and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by them. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year (or a p~o rata fee), fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my annual registration. I submit additional information listed below in support of my application. SIGNATURE of APPLICANT in full ..._ _ _ _-;f><-,...,.&,,.~,_•.....,.,.,r=I"-}""'~;'"".\-_,,',_;,;;12-rc"')~i.""~"'"r.1""·;"~';~~,__--------------------· Street addre~s (M~iljng address) ::; ::.\!.. i:! i · • '.' ~,>; ~ V E" City ~;.~;:•~::-, 1··'! • County_""~:·-=l=-'·'""'·;~=1'-'·r:,_i"'~·'-----·---- State-~'!'~i~·':=r.i.=n,.,.....______ Residence telephone number 3- 1ik 13S 1-1J'!' • Business telephone number Approved Title (of Approving officer) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ (see "Approval" on information sheet) 1. Age ? 4 2. Amer. Citizen or First Papers?_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 3. Have you already paid a registration fee in another capacity? Yes O No O if so, W h a t ? - - - - - - - - 4. Do you desire pocket certificate O large certificate for framing: O (or both lOc additional) 0---------5. Were you a Scout? Yes O No O If so, How long?_ _ _~-------- Tr. No. 6. Were you a Cub? Yes O No O If so, How l o n g ? - - - - - - - - - - - - Pack No. 7. Have you been a Scout ..,°fficial Yes ~ No 0 What capacity? D. CdJi 1 ,.,,.C. Where?_}""_,tP.:7'"'·1"-,i·~,,_ ..;_h...,.i...;...,..··--8. When and how long?_x~"~~~;;~:~O,__~t~,t~)_..·~~+'~1~+~.~~.,_ _ _ _ _ _...,,..,...,,...._,,c-------::--....,------=----------9, What, if any, Scout Training Certificate do you hold?_ __,;,:1,,..[=i~n!l..:i:::·.;..,f.1'-':l.,;;..1.i"'T,_·-'~..,-',."'p'"'.w.""~~!""~i.,.. ..-_'±1~1.._"'_,,("-:·•._,r_..,....,~"...1...,,__________ 10. Present occupation and position held _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 11. What other experience, if any, have you had in connection with organizations for boys or young men?_ _ _ _ __ 12. State the highest Institutions from which you have graduated Grammar O High School O College 13. What is your religious preference? Catholic O Jew O Protestant ljl Other O None O 14. Are you a member? Yes ~ No O 15. Are you ma.r~i.~~?, Yes No 0 16. Have you boys of your own? Yes 0 No 17. Race , · ·~ v , 11 m 0------ 0------ TO BE FILLED IN BY LOCAL COUNCIL (OR HEAD OF INSTITUTION IF NOT UNDER COUNCIL) Is this person to be dropped in any other capacity? Yes No Is this person taking the place of any other person who is to be dropped? If so, whom? What capacity? Date Signature Date Signature_ Tf so, which? No Yes (for Troop Organization Committee) Scout Executive (To be signed by Head of Institution if Not Under Council) (1) INDEX: Status of Troop (3) Expiration Certificate written (4) Large certificate written Statistical Entry (5) Stencil Mad,. (6) Application filen ' Compare..! Filed by (2) APPROVAL �--- ~------·--· - -·--· LOCAL INFORMATION ·----------- ---------·- ~--------·----- ------------------------------ �- Form 0-716 lOOM 5-38 REGION No. COUNCIL No. TROOP No. l BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 2 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. ~. - .SCO~ATION .' ~··------·-··-···---··········..............................................................................._:..•- ...- ......---···-..··-···-··-········-·····................................................... From........................................... ~:~...l.i····.C. . q. .2....1. . . . . . . . -.. . . . . . . . . . . . . .-~~P :~~~::.~: ~~-~-;:..:~.:~ ~:.~~~ l . .f. . J.......t. . 9... J . .~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . To Serve as ..·--·..-·-·--·--·········.. No. .. .. .... (Expiration Date) _........................____,. . . . . . . . .~......2:::. Zc..,......L.9..l. .~L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . To The National Council: (Date) Boy Scouts of America, 2 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. I hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America and subscribe to its Scout Oath and Scout Law and its Declaration of RelJgious Policy as stated on the attached sheet and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws of both the National and Local Councils and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by them. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year (or a pro rata fee), fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my annual registration. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application: INFORMATION REQUIRED FROM PROSPECTIVE LEADERS 1. Age.........- .......2...._fe______ . 2, Amer. Citizen or First ~apera ?...· - - -..~-..--..·-·..··---··-·--·-··-·-..·--·-··..-····-........................-.............. 3. Have you already paid a registration fee in another capacity ?....- ...·--··~---·-· .....if so, What?......-......._,__ ........_...........- ......................- ....... _ 4. Do you desire pocket certificate Bl large certificate for framing 0 (or both lOc additional) 0 ..........-... -----·-··----n-:-·1.?'7,1"'":'~ 5. Were you a Scout? If so, how longL_.~_!:(,~:!.SL.....;;-;z:~-:::_:-"Tn---·--- Tr. No •..L'f..1-~ ... 6. In what capacity have you been a Sc;put <;>_fficial an,a Where?~-;,--:;·'=t .... q'i; Ne........ ~.~. · · 7. When and how long?..·---~~~~-------..........--..........:;,'!~ ·i,. ~ 8. What, if any, Scout Training Certificat~ do ,,l!!U h~d?~-~-~~....:....... ......--....-...........:].. ~~ 9. Present occupation and position held ..~~!.....~....:::.- ..... . •...... - ..~ 10. What other ex_eerience, ~any, have you ~din conn~c .ga for boys ol' young men? .................._ .................................. A •.r;li;;!:..h.:_. . . -.. . . . . .. J:: Mta,;~:!;........ ~~ 1,,,,.,DID;S"'..,-O~u;.;1f1£it~ 12. What is your religious preference?-..-------·-·--- 13. Are you a member?--~----·-·---····..-·..·--····........................_ 14. Are you marriedL------·--·------·.b...d:Z:::: 15. Have you boys of your o~n?-·----··-·-.......-----·---.................._,,_.._ 16. Race...._________w.:~..:::::._~------·-·--··-·-···-··............... SIGNATURE of APPLICANT in full ...................... ~·--·- ....-·····~--·· ·---·---·-----·--·-----·--..·-·---···-·--·Street address (Mailing address) .......~..·-··~-~-· - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -..--.,,,-;:·--·--·...·..:·······-..·..:::·-~--· City.. ·----·-----·~· ..·-·-··········--··..·· CountY-·-·-···----- - - - · - - · - - - - - - - State....-.~ Residence telephone number......- ........:t:..:L?. . . . .'.'.'l....{e...____,____.Business telepho e number._._..£.Lf.:'...l:::....f.2. . . ---·-·..-···--·········. · · · · ·. · ·. . . . .. Approved --·-··-·--·-..--....--..··--..--.................__................-.--...--...........- .......-....Title (of Approving officer) ............................_, ______.. __··--··-·---·........................ (100 "Approval" on information moot) TO BE FILLED IN BY LOCAL COUNCIL (OR HEAD OF INSTITUTION IF NOT UNDER COUNCIL) Is this man to be dropped in any other capacity?.............- ....................-·-····--······....................................................1£ so, what? ........._ ................................................................................... Is this man talcing the place of any other man who is to be dropped? ....·--···-·-·------·--·..··-............................................................................................................ ____.......... If so, whoiµ ?............- ..........................................- - - - - - - - -..·----·..---···-What capacity? .................................. _______.................................................. ____,............................ 0 Date.........- ........._.....................................___·-·---..-·--···-···-·---- Signature--·---------·-('f-;;:r;;.;p.. ·;-g~:;;i~;i'i~:;;..c;~;:;;;;:;iic~~)"'....._........-.......... _ ......... Date.........-···---·----·····---···-·-·-·--..·---···--------·--·..·-·-·..-··-- Signature..·--·----·-·..--...- ...............................................- ....- ..............- ...............................- .................. Scout Executive (To be signed by Head of Institution if Not Under Council) ( 1) INDEX: Statum of Troop.................................................................- .....-.•- ..............._Expiration ( 3) ( 4) (2) APPROVAL Certificate written......- ........._...........- ......................---·--··-··-··················............·-·-········-· Large certificate written._____...................................................- .......................................... Statistical Entry (5) Stencil Made....- ........................:.......................- .....-...- ........................-............................... Compared............-·-···---···-..- - - - (6) Application filed...·-----·---·-·----·--·..............-............Filed bY-·-·-·-··------·---- �LOCAL INFORMAT ION --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------R --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~---------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------~----------------------------------------------------------------- �rr. Dec. 6, 1939 Boy scouts of America, ; _,-- ..... 2 Park Ave.• New York. N_ew York Please register the tollowingi Fr~mk As of November 21, 1939 Harrison. Asst. Dis_trlct Oomrnisdoner. trniveredty of Tenn. Age 26 AC Included in the- enclosed draft h 25¢ for his registration. Cotd1a1ly you.rs. w. WGM/J Gor.don Morrl.se Soou.\I li:xeoutl ve �? R 0 G R AM & 0 ~ J ECT I VE S !OR 'I'HE YEAR 1 9 5 9 l.. Secure quota of' subscriptions to ffBoye• Lifott., 5. Reach following objectives 1n Sc:oata and Cubs by Deeember 31, ilr>591 Bcouts •• G•• Cubs o • • • • • ., 21 609 .... l:~ Total•o••e• 2,755 4. Heaoh following objootiVf.iS in trained leaderss Scoutmasters 40;~ Aaat. Scoutml:>stera Cubma~ters 2s,r ?SJ; Asst. Cubmasters 75% Skippors 7Sfo 75% MatflB i. Train Scout teadnrs by puttin~t on following training couraes: Principles of SCoutiaa.atership Pfick Organization Troop Cam:11ng S;;eciali~at.ion Course Comi S$ionera' 'training Course Troop Program Planning Course "1ements ot Sqout Leadarahip Ita.omentD ot Cub, ·Leadership Elements of Soni?r Scouting 6,, Install approved system of b;:Jokke·oping for regietra:tiona. 7. De•alop District Organization in DeSoto, Tate, Panola (fo,rnties, Miss. and Crittenden Oo., Ark. e. Raise adequate budget 9. Increase uue or wit.Li area participating. Troop Budt-;et Plan tG 75%. 10. Get Troops to adopt "Troop Ctimping ObJectiv<~e." ll. Train District Comhsionero and build up service to Troops through them. 12. Improve activities in Council through bBtter Troup programs; the Camp-0-Re!!. and Efficiency Contest. 15. Strive to increase tenur£:r and advancement. 14. Place more emphasis than evor betorFJ on Cubbing and Senior So1.1ut1ng. 15. He.va President to attflnd National. Council Annual Meeting and Scout Jl:Xecutive to attend National Training Conterence. �PiiOPObED NEWi COUN01Ji M~Rp FO:g YE.t-'lR 1959 NOMilU.TgD BI Ml~.~ HENRY l\1, C1AI'fOJ1 NliA.B}e Mr. R. Btitos Brown Mr. R. r. Creson s. Mr. '1'. K. Creson 4. Dr. ;r. Murry Davis {)~ Mr. Fred Ford M1~. Ben E. Glaagow 6. 7. Mr. F. J. Grahrun a. Mr. c. :M. Jacobsou 9. Mr. Ht~:nry s. Jonaa 10. Mr. :e~n r. M,rerti 11. Mr. o. T. P•_;nnebnker 12. M:r.. John s. Roulhac l. 2. lj[. w. 11. 14. 15. 16. Mr,. R.<1.y 17. Mr. Mr. \r. \1. Hr~v. F" ...... , A. •r1y an, Sr. A. Ryan, Jr. (~. Boyce l,(J<El Diaf'r108 w. A. 18. Mr •. o. L. s. C.. Toof & Oo. Lithogra..:1her 65 McCall At. Dictaphom Contractor GS MCCB.ll St. lH~l Madison Ave. Mdlco Theb.tere, Inc. Guardio.n t"if e Il:u;.. Co. Soutnern B~:il.i 1'.'el;. Co. J.st N10.t..L Bk. :Bldg. MemphiB Powor & Light. Co. Mam;..> .1s Power Se Light Co. P. 0. Box ~::697 Socb.l S1)curity Board l'i'al:"nQl'worth Bldg• fO'.lalr & Light Oo. M:t:~mphL.~ MJ.sm;_.-hia Pow~ir <'.\: Light. Co. Williaif>El 1;.ih,1de Spr1ngf teld Southwel:itern Mr. John Angus 20. Mr. H. L• .H.erdngton 21. Mr. A. C.. Muir Mr. Clyde J. Zink Ri'iul r;stttte Nat. Gb.t1. Div. Public Utility l\a.ilroa.d l;l,!>mi..g er ;}(~leo M<>~u6er &~cr\;;\t&ry Accoun tarit Co. Bhad{;IS Bure&r NOM.INAThD BY MR. ?:m. Dt,_ttS'.1'.'ROM. 211 F~;rnaworth llJ.dg .. 19. T,~1"'Phor1e ~iniater 4tii:J N. Willett St. Ri:.lei{s;h, T•>rm Oren&ihaw Doctor Munager Manager Con.tr~ctor C. l¥£0RhI8, of Tr. 10. 22. us. 24. 25. Mr. Frank Gilliland Buckeye Cotton Oil Co. Lv.vr1er Nort.b M.fa. :t:41rcirHi.r<; Co. ~J.t~rick .Bldg. l:jOUJIAT rill Bl MR, RODtFY B.MI!1t, /r. Obuber of Com, Lio;,qer Air. .AndrEiw B. !/.:;;ggener 0o:werce Title Bldg. S,6~11 elt Drive-It.-Yours Dixie W.r., Curl Car~on 105 s. Second Bt. AS1$0Ch.ted ou1'.)d Growers F'i::JmT::r & ~'hne Wm. R. Mc·::irt~ Dry (}..)oda Oo .. 29. !ir. Jot.~ Hunt Mr. Max Brown Mr. George Bates M.r • Ira L. Gold.en 50. 51. Mr .. Allen Hmith Mt·., Jamus Malone i'·,rkims Oil Co. 26. 27. ;.:a. Hardw&re Lawyer Publishers G.uildal, Inc. DHrh10D Hldg. Druughon•s Hui;;ine$t> College �IOMlftATI Olf~} oot:MITTE.Jli AA• A.1 Mr. Ruesell Blair Mr. C. W. Butler Dr. Hm~<t:r.d. Ourl bixfa.~xJelM.:UU.az Mr. Bubert Daugher ty Mr. H. L. DE:~liD.n&y Mr. A• P • F11J.nt Mr. George M. Klet.;per Mr. Groom Leftwich Mr. lfa.rol<l W. Le i'Jmtn Mr.. Brron O. Lutm.i1tl l':'l:r.. Hot.e.rd w. Pritchar d Mr .. H. R. Schlfart. zkopf Dr, Robert A. George Mr. T. i. 'fu~wil~r Pr. ;w. R.. W~•llace Mr. t.;,. A., Smith D. McmlQRIERa CH&,;t!Y,L!!J Inactive :.tnHetive Inactive iiand.x0••:?..et:~att;Ji;;. Inactive., Inf).ct.ive Moved out of city Inactive Inai.n.iv e Moved out of city. Inactive Illt!.tetiv e Inactive �fiOIINATlQIS GOMMIT'r~::i Mft, A. D, MgWfjORTf:Rt CHAIRMfJ! Mr. flu.rH:;ell Bla ir Mr. C. w.. But ler Dr. liO'\,,,:rrl. Cur l Mll':ix&.JiLii'.,x l'!lllf.l.i&uu z Mr. iiube:rt. Dhu ghe rty Mr. H.. L .. I:ii:.:·lt,.nf;;y Mr .. A. P.. Jl'.,nt Mr. t~r. G·(;org~~ M. Kla' . fit'.~r Groom Lef twi ch Mr .. lfa.r old :·1., Le,;mtm Yir. llt:r on 0" Lutman Mr. Ho\1 !ird 11'. Pri tcn ard ililr. H. R. G-Oh'llf~rt:dtor1i· Inac t.iT e I.na ctiv e Inaati~e ~GW:tJll.illfz.1tt:,.):. Inactd..ve. ln!/ ,cti ve 1-.'foftd out Qf eit. r lnt1 etiV 'ff I11ac;,.ive Moved out of a.it y. ln&ctJ,.e llla.c ~,J.ve In&etiva -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - Dr. Rob~::rt A. Geo rge :Mr. T., a. 'fu.t w'il nr Dr.. .';.. I\., i:i;~llr.,.ce Mr. L. A. Smith �Cl!J:OKASAW COUNCIL, B, S, A. INC. MEMBERS OF THE EXEQUTIVE BOARD FOR THE YEAR 1959 Mr. t:. Arthur Bruce Mr. A. K. Burrow President Vice-President ft Mr. Walter Lane Smith " It Mr. P. A. Clayton Mr. Abe Scharff Mr. P. C. !Harke P,, Halliday Jtlr. " Secretary" fl w. Treasurer Field Commissioner Dr. T. s. Eliot Mr. F. J, Flanagan Chairman, Activities Committee Mr. F. J. Flanagan Commissioner n ti It ft ft " " " u " " " ti n n "n 11 11 Mr., w. P. Halliday Mr. R. G. Ramsay Camping Committee Mr. Rodney Baber Civic Rel8.t ions Com. Constitution & By-Laws Mr. J,. s. Allen Mr. Gilmer Richardson Court ot Honor Mr. Harry Vil'ebb Cubbing Com. Afr. Abe Scharff Finance Com. Awe.rds & Resolutions · Health & Safet1 Com. Organization Com. outfitters Com. Publicity Com. Reading Com. Rural Scouting Rural Scouting Rural Scouting Rural scouting Ru.rel Scouting Senier Sc.u.ting C•m. Training Com. Members-At-Large Dr. J. s. Goltrna:n Mr. Henry M. Clayton Mr. P. A. Clayton Mr. T. HarTey Creach Mr. Emile A. Bizot Mr. E. .A. Harrold Mr. S. B. Dt~an W..r. Herbert Holmes Mr. c. n. Holloman Mr. c. H. Brown Mr. llusst11l 'Nilkinstm Mr. Joe Hopper r.:r .. Perry Sellers Mr. c. c. Rel Hughes T. leCabe Mr. Mr. N. o. Whitaker Mr. J. Grruiville Ga.tee l\F,r. A. D. Niel'ihorter - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - (Note---The immediate Past President, Mr. George Phillips, was Ex-officio Member of the Board. �PROPOSED RESOLUTION TO BE ADOi,.'ED BY THE EXECUTIVE BOARD (At its November 17th Meeting.) With increasing sense ot the loss suffered through his passing the Board of Chickasaw Council, Boy scouts ot America, desires thus to Executive reCQrd its deep sorrow at the death on October 24-th, 1959 ot Phillip~, Past-President ot 0h.1ckaaaw Council. Mr. George J?. We, who were priviledged to know and to work with him uwqp .found bis intense enthusiasm a source ot inspiration; his 107alty and devc>tion to the cause of Scouting made his influence felt t~otigbout the Council; his br~ad experience, good judgement and wise counsel ' proved valueable in the S couting program ot charactGr building and citizenship training trom the very beginning of tho Council ts activities in 1916. Throughout the years of his service to boyhood as a Council Member, Vice.;..President, Executive Bo.ard Me~ber and President, he was always seeking to ex.tend Scouting to more boys who co.uld be taught the values of living· the Scout Oath and Law in their da.ily His work c ontributed to the present high standing live.a. or S couting in Memphis and his death deprives this Board of a courageous and trusted leader, and Meaphis of a citizen whose work tor.youth wiil stand as a laating memorial, trul.7 pointed the way to for he · The. Scouting Trail "This ia the trail that the Scout shall know Where kniglltl.7 qua.lities thrive and grow; The·: trail ·ot honor and truth and worth And the strength that spl".ings trom the good brown earth; This trail ·that Scouts, in their seeking blaze Through the toughest tangle, the deepest maze, Till' out. or Boyhood th&. Scout comes s;traight · . To _ttanhood•s splendid and high estateltt · Mindful of our long association with Mr. Phillips as an official ot t.his Council, and ot' his constructive work on behalf of the Council, the ·Executive its appreciation of hiJll by adopting the followings Boar<I gratefully records ' .' " . �BE IT RESOLVED; That we, on behalf' Boy Scouts ot the membrsbip of Chickasaw Council, ot .America, at't.est to the inspiration and support which Mr. Phillips brough to the deliberations ot the Board and the Council and the Committees on which be f aitbtull;r sarve4; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: That a copy ot this resolution be spread upon the mi:nutes of this organization and that a copy be sent to Mr. Phillip$s family as a testimonial of our sincere appreciation of his usefulness, not only as a member of Chickasaw Council but also as a citizen or Memphis. CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A. INC. By______~....,...,__~~~~----~~~Pre siden t. _,..,;. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Executive Board Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Description An account of the resource Contains Reports of Committees, Annual Reports, Recharters, and Minutes Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document Form 05390_.::3y.11.3s-A.P. This copy for National Office D ; Regional Office D ; Local Office 12f. (Check appropriate box on each copy.) DO NOT WRITE HERE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Charter Fee$.,.. _____ _ (Incorporated February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.) Quo...._ _______ _ Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter for Year Beginning July I, 1939 Scouter Fee. ______ _ Region No __ .O _ _ Council No 65G Read instruction sheet before filling out this appli~tion. NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. INC. cu I e KB s 8-W Council, Boy Scouts of America, with (Name of Council) . · · '1 1. The headquarters at .Sot ColUM8t8N lt1VTUJ1L TO(Jl£8 1 /VI EMPtlt~ ., TENN. (Local Mailing Address) . (City) (State) and having jurisdiction over (indicate entire Area) JHELUY CO. TENN'/ Ya- o·F ¢tUTT@l!W '!.O. art. 1/ESOTo eo.,. TltTE co.,,. PONOtB <!o> Mis:; . . , hereby applies for renewal of its charter-fot=-t~ year beginning July 1, 1939, in justification of which the accompanying reports for the Calenda.r. year 1938 are presented as evidence of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibilities as a Local Council, as required by the By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America, Article XI, Section 2, Clause 3. 2. The following bistricts ~re organized with functioning District Committees. μ Ef#IP/Jl5, · T &N · s.l> . - . /' There are · S Districts yet to be organized. l- Districts are sharing in financing this. Cbitncil. '· ./' 3. Boy Fact Survey was conducted in 0 Districts in 1938; in 0 Districts in. 1937. 4. The 1938 accounts of this Council ~e b~een audited by --Pao(:E-sstO(YB L II tcaUNTJlNQ . . . (State whether Professional Accountants or Aizditing Cominiu.) 5. This.Council has accepted its quota of$ SOO !. 0 for the year 1939 and agrees to pay it to the Treasurer of the National Council as follows:~ herewith,$ JZS~ ; in I equal,payment• of $1 Z.S"~ each during the montl1' of No VEMIJ.te I( I ~l>'"J . .. (Note:· Please plan last payment not later than November, if pow"ble) 6. Of our outstanding indebtedness as of Dec. 31, 1938, $ ~. D /_.00 is due the National Supply $erVice and $ Q ;s due the National Council on account of back quotas. This Council agrees to liquidate the indebtedness to the Supply Service by Tfll{vflR.'{ ZQ, 11.i!J1 · · threagh monthly payments "Qf (Date) $ begirmiag , and the back quota indebtedness as· follows=·------------ (Month) 7. This Council requests that for the period July 1, 1939 to June 30, 1940 credit be extended by the Supply Service for an amount not to exceed $500~ at any one time, and agrees to maintain the account on a .thirty day. basis. This Council was incorporated under the laws of this State in the year 19~. The corporate name is: (!Hll!J<R Jllhr e,ociNCIL, poj .SCDVT.J OF Bf'1/;f'lfteo~ 1NeottPclfHTE:/t 8. · j 00 % of all Troops under this Council are represented on the Council either directly or through representatfon on District Committees. 9. This C~uncil has adopted the new Standard Constitution and By-Laws for Local Councils published by the National Council in February 1938. D Yes 0 No Certain modifications were. adopted locally. (Check one) These modifications have been. approved by Nation al. Council. . . ' We plan to adopt it in 1939. _t3- Yes 0 No , . . D Y'es / OiYes 0 No .0 No "(2) 10. Our RECORD of progress for 1938 and OBJECTIVES for 1939 in the Ten Year Program are as follows: Net Estimated Estimated Estimated TABLE 1 Total on New in Separations Total New in Separation. Total on Dec, 31, 1937 1938 in 1938 Dec. 31, 1938 1939 in 1939 Dec. 31, 1939 1. Total Troops• g' /.{ ~/) b I <P't <Lo b I Z~ (a) Sea Scout Ships 2 0 I I - I c .z (b) Sea Scout Patrols (in Troops) (c) Explorer Troops (d) Explorer Patrols (in Troops) I ~ '1 "2... 0 s (e) Rover Crews (f) Neighborhood Patrols (g) Lone Scout Tribes (h) Negro Troops :I.I J.., :i 31 ·R - 3 -~'- (i) Indian Troops 2. Total Scouts** "JO':?:J_ /j_ 9.i 9/CJ -23 7.1.. 1fo3 o')..f... i. ~6C) (a) Sea Scouts J.o ; J 'l,** jj J J_ J.;. b I -o 1- y-. (b) Explorer Scouts 13 <;(* .21 J·O s l..-h (c) Rover Scouts *** (d) Lone Scouts _{"'. s- 2- ~ (e) Negro Scouts 3tt? ~";;). t(_ ;.l ) ~ Sit -~CO 2.0C (o I~ ..,. ' - (f) Indian Scouts 3. Total Scouters ?'SC> ~ i, L.. I l., 3 qs-3 ~.So !So Jo~-~ I 4. Cub Packs ~ j/ .~· v '1 .lf. 5. I J( s. Cubs s.s v 5(' {,.., v· I.../..~ 9'/ _;•' 100 56 /1../¥ 6. Cubbers II c ' I~ LJ Jt l-5" J /') ~? *Include in figures on this lin.\! total number of all Troops, Explorer Troops, Rover Crews, Sea ·scout Ships, Neighborhood Patrols and Lone .· · ' Scout Tribes. . .. · . _ . : r· **Include in figures on this line total number of all Scouts in above indicated units and Lone Scouts. In column "New in 1938" irt4'.l 11de only 1 boys who were new in Scouting in 1938. -~,,.~. /**In seco_ nd column;-"Ne,w i.n_ _1 938," include a.11 b_oys who enter.ed these branches of Scouting in 1_ 938, whether they transferred from soi. · . other branch of Scoutmg or n?t. . I . · . · · _ · (a) New 12"year-olds registered m 1938 1o / 3 . Estimated new 12-year-bld Scouts m 1939 Z .5 .0 . (b) We had on record · J ;,l. Scout Troops and I Cub Packs 'expired and not reregistered on December 31, 1938. i (c) The Standard Troop Budget Plan is being used by_A 0 Troops* (.J.1__%) in this 1 Council as bf Dec. 31; 1938. We aim to have the .Budget Plan in use by 7J· Troops* (-'o__o/o) by Dec. 31, 1939. \ · · . · · . TABLE2. A-Tenure achieved in 1938 by Scouts, and by Assistant Scoutmasters 1 2 3 4 5 or more TOTAL under 21 who have been Scouts. (1) Year Years Years Years Years (2) (a) Number on Roll Dec. 31, 1938 who attained respective Scouts 17?.(' 2.S'I 166 %'? !'"t:J.· 237,JL tenure anniversaries in 1938. (3) Asst. S. M. .1 / _---;r 77 ,..[7/ "/Ci (b) Number Separated in 1938 who attai~ed respective tenure Scouts ~4(1 /S-9. J () .,~ s-9 ¥K. 'i'!J-7 anniversaries in 1938. (4) Asst. S. M. J I .1 (c) Total (a+ b) who attained respective tenure anniversaries Scouts 2. ?J •;)l.f 4'/ 3 '! [,.,. '6 147 Io l "1..,,,q in 1938. Asst. S. M. ~ I s ~- 2 <J {.' .... •f _ .. B-OBJECTIVES FOR 1939. 2, 3 or 4 year Scouts in 1939 come from 1 2 3 4 5 or mo~e TOTAL the 1, 2 and 3 year Scouts of 1938. - Year Years Years Years Years· (d) Number to be on-Roll Dec. 31, 1939 with respective tenure Scouts I L;,CO £/-2,S' 2'00 /co s W.· J. .:soei anniversaries attained in 1939. Asst. S. M. I $ i- tl 7 2. .& qt, (e) Number to be separated in 1939 with respective tenure anni- Scouts l,··oc I .50 I 'l::; 70 $0 q9 ~~- versaries to l:>e attained in 1939. Asst. S. M. "t'> 0 0 I 14- .:~" ~ (f) Total (d + e) will attain. respective tenure anniversaries ·Scouts ""b--oo S-'7 ~ l./]..S' I 70 I .$ !./-- '?? s (J l.}- in 1939. Asst. S. M. . s o..r.· . 4 R_ .,},..... ' . If' I (1) When lap_sed Troops reregister only Scouts who reregister with the Troop shall be credited with tenure anniversaries attained during the lapsed period of that Troop. (2) Totals in this Table cannot check with any Totals in Table 1. (3) Scouts attain each year of tenure on the anniversary of their first registrations as Scouts, unless they lose tenure credit by dropping out for any specific period. ( 4) Do not include Scouts separated in 1938 whose last tenure anniversaries were attained prior to 1938. : ' ,. "l., IL Application for Renewal oF Local Council Charter INSTRUCTION SHEET FIRST, Note carefully Special Notice concerning procedure for filing Council roster and registering Council Scouters on other side of this sheet. SECOND, Make sure that all printed report forms are filled out completely and forwarded with application for charter renewal. NOTE :-Camping report may be filled out and tr;insmitted direct to National Camping Service in advance of the application for charter renewal. THIRD, In addition, the following should be forwarded with application for charter renewal:A- Charter Fee: B-:-Report of 1938 audit, if completed. (See No. 4 below.) C-Copy of Scout Executive's report to Council. D-Special report on community service. E-Council program and objectives for 1939. FOURTH, The following paragraph numbers refer to similarly numbered paragraphs in application form. 1. Jurisdiction. Describe accu!"ately entire territory of Council, giving names of Counties included. If a County is divided, list names of Townships included. If a Township is divided, list names of separate communities included. 4. The National Constitution requires that the accounts of every Local Council be audited annually. Professional audit is preferred, but audit by an Auditing Committee is acceptable, provided it is complete and the report includes actual financial statements signed by the Committee. A mere statement that the books have been audited and found correct is not sufficient. The Council President, Treasurer, Finance Committee Chairman or Scout Executive> should not be included on the Auditing Committee. Audit Report should include statement of outstanding obligations, preferably a complete balance sheet. 5. Quota does not include charter fee. A schedule of monthly or quarterly quota payments is preferred, unless quota in full is paid with application for charter renewal, or will be paid early in the year. 6. Credit is granted by National Supply Service only in accordance with specific authorization by Executive Board of Local Council. 8. Every institution sponsoring a Troop is entitled to name a representative on the Local Council (National By-Laws, Article XI, Section 1, Clause 6 and Section 2, Clause 7). 10. Net separations means total dropped minus dropped reregistered. 12. Each Operating Committee should have a representative of each organized District. 15. Camping Report, (Form 1020) covering the Camping Program of the Council for the entire year (not only summer camp) should accompany charter application if it has not been transmitted previously. 19. The term "Commissl.oner" as used here includes District, Neighborhood and Field Commissioners and their Assistants. 20. It is important that the principle of religious representation be maintained as provided in the Constitution and By- Laws of the Boy Scouts of America. 21. Official action by the Council or Executive Board authorizing and approving the application and reports is required, as evidenced by the date called for. Omission of signatures will necessitate return of the application. Financial Report-Please use only the classification as provided. This is essential in order to make comparative studies of Local Council budget and expenditures. S~E OTHER SIDE FOR ADDITIONAL INSTRUCTJONf? .·.~ PROCEDURE FOR REGISTRATION OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS NOTE: This may be independent of the Application for Renewal of Council Charter and neither need be held up for the other. All Scouters of a Local Council, (except the Troop representatives on the Council, who are, of course, registered with their respective Troops) should be registered for the period for which they are elected to serve locally. This applies to the following groups: Officers and members of the Council. Members of Executive Board. Members of Council Committees. Mem hers of District Committees. Commissioners of all ranks. Merit Badge Counselors. Professional Staff. Registration of all Scouters in the above groups in the same Council will expire on the same date. Roster forms to be used in registering Council Scouters are furnished Councils in advan.ce of the date of the Council's annual meeting. These forms should be filled out and returned to the National Council as soon as possible after the elections have been completed. Scouter registration fee of $1 for each man should accompany rosters, which includes registration for one year and subscription to SCOUTING (this does not apply to Scouters who are registered with Troops). SEE ADDITIONAL INSTRUCTIONS ON OTHER SIDE ~port to Committee on Badges, Awards, Scout Requirements and Uniform Design (6) · Code No .• Na me of Council ............. e.l:J..l~KR.. .. §..ff..IJ!... ..... , .... eo..v..H...C.IL ................... State .............. T..~/Yh.:. .............................. ~-,scr ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY MERIT BADGE RECORD (Scouts-not badges) Indicate below the number of each of the Merit Badges awarded during the year 1938 Get this information •• from per0etual In- Total Awuded Dropped Enrolled CJ • Do not Credit Second ventory Form No. .. .. -g .. ~o .... ]a Dec. )I, During Dec:. 31, 8:£ Class Scouts with .... 0 :i r: ; During 41020, 4102C and itO JjO az itO 41028). 1937 1938 1938 1938·. First Class Badges Tenderfoot* •1<;<0 )~ bS' _'}~ 1 i Jl/.01 I-Agriculture* 56-Leather Work* 3 Second Class* Lt bf 4.JS~ .2-Angling .2 57-Life Saving 52 7-~'1 ll.J('j 3-Animal Industry* 32 5 58-Machinery 4 First Class* 5:::to t.l r~ 5leP'1 ~ ~-5"' 4-Archery l 59-1\farksmanship 8 5-Architecture 1i 60-Masonry* 12 3 ' Total Scouts* ") t:i?,~ 11'.l.~9 q1(7 n.3; "'l 6-Art* 2 61-Mechanical Drawing 23 7-Astronomy 2 62-Metal 'York* 13 2 Star l ;;4 b •IJ;).. ,. .. .~5 ., "\' I./ &-Athletics &7 63-Music 26 5 9-Automobiling 4 64-Nut Culture ! Life I J 2. :: 9. 45 I h I 10-Aviation 3 65-Painting* 13 8 Eagle ,t.;U. s-3 11-Basketry* 21 l 66-Pathfinding* 36 l 2.. '+ ') $' 12-Bee Keeping* 67-Personal Health* 11.0l 13 1 13-Beef Production* l 68-Photography* 9 l Bronze Palm I I 14-Bird Study 31 69-Physical Develop. 19 Gold Palm II 15-Blacksmithing* J i\ 70-Pigeon Raising 16-Bookbinding* 71-Pioncering 60 Sil\'Cr Palm · ") 17-Botany l 72-Plmnbing · • Comb.inations 18-Bugling* a 73-Pottery* LI- 19-Business 5 74-Pottlfry-Kceping* 6 Jr. A. S. 1\£. 20-Camping 42 75-Printing* ]. 21-Canoeing 10 76-Public Health 84 22-Carpentry* 65 17 77-Public Speaking 3 Cubs 23-Cement Work* 4 78-Radio .. 24-Chemistry 1 79-Rcading 'Ill Bobcat 25-Citrus Fruit Culture 80-Reptile Study 2 26-Civics 41 81-Rocks and Minerals 'VoH*** 9J l.:J-0 27-Conservation 6 82-Rowing l 28-Cooking 73 83-Safety* 87 17 near*** I I ?..I 29-Corn Farming* 1 84-Salesmanship 4 "' 30-Cotton Farming J 85-Scholarshi p 35 Lion*** 3lf ) 7. 31-Cycling* a 86-Sculpture l Total Cubs ("' ~ q tJ_ 32-Dairying* l 87.,--Seamanship · 3 .J ;,.; 3~Dramatics 88-Sheep Farming* Wolf Gold Arrow 34-Electricity u 89~Signaling 3 35-Farm Home* 22 2 90-Soil Management*. \Volf Sih·er Arro" 36-Farm Layout* 6 1 91-Stalking , 37-Farm Mechanics 5 92-Stamp Collecting 16 Bear Gold Arrow 38-Farm Records a 93-Surveying l 39-Firemanship* 87 41 94-Swimming ?7 Bear Siker Arrow 40-First Aid ~02 95-Taxidermy Lion Gold Arrow 41-First Aid to 6'I 11 96-Textiles Animals* 97-,Veather* l Lion Sih·er Arrow 42-Forestry 32 9~ ·woodcarving* i1 5 43-Foundry Practice 99-\Vood Turning Den Chiefs 44-Fruit Culture* 100-,Vood ·work · 72 45-Gardening* 15 3 101-Zoology 3 Den l\Iothers 46-Handicraft* aoa 47 NEW SUBJECTS Cub membership Dec. 31, 1938, included: 47-Hiking 15 102-Coin Collecting 48-Hog&PorkProd.* 3 103-Dog Care !:f_J2_9 yrs. old 10.-to yrs. and 'J!J_11 yrs.# 49-Horsemanship* 'I 1 104-Finger Printing .*NOTE: Include all Scouts including 2nd and SO-Indian Lore l 105-Skiing 1st class having Merit Badges and Senior Scouts. 51-Insect Life **Dropped, not promoted. 52-In terpreting 10 Total 1- M.a 208 !HB'Include all Gold and Silver Arrows in total 53-Journalism for each Cub Rank. 54-Landscape lv,LB. Counselors in Council ID #Include with 11 yrs. those over 11 yrs. who may Gardening Organizer A wards be continuing temporarily as Cubs pending enrol- 18 ment as Scouts. 5 5-,-Lea thercraft* I .*Badges open to Second Class Scouts. Cl Form 0-539-A-3M-ll-38-A.P. (5) EMPLOYED STAFF FOR 1939 (Please state all salaries. Use extra sheet if necessary) Code No. Name of Council _<!__,_H..._.t ..... c::.LK.-='11..._ . ..::.T R...._..IN...__-"<:"'-'O,.._.,,U"""W---=t:,,'-'-/=L.,_'I _.8~.-"S'-=--. ,,_,/i._.--L-'IN<-=-C=-· __ _ Headquarters City __ kt_&_/ll~B._.'/l~l~_,1,__ __________ State TE;fYN. EXECUTIVE Scout Executive W .. Ci"O~IJDN MOlflilt:; NAME Assistant and Field Executi\'es TITLE* 1939 Salary WIL/,./8M IE;. THHCKER .. 8 :55/S TEJNT IS X'tge U TIVE ::r: B, 'll~Bll CHRMP ttlbtAD> , fl .1 S/S TfJNT £71 ~ e cJ T!Vli **$ 3.1t,oo. Do **19~9 SALARY I . .:21f0,0o . Note: Above named members or Executive staff must also be listed on Council Roster for purposes or "registration." CLERICAL NAME TITLE* **1939 SALARY HoPG H. Fogn e 8/ft_P .lit IECTalt $ 1.i. oo. ot> F . 5 EC If£; TEl/'el /.).DO.of> .STf5.N()GRBfffEfC_. 9 oo.ov :>TENO earn PUE& J.f'J..O.OO *Indicate part time employees, if any, by "P. T." after the title. **Po not include any allowances, i.e., transportation, etc., in salary figures. ti ~~~ti ,-. ----=::.__------; This copy for National Office D; Regional dffice O; Local Office ~ Region No .............. ~....................... DIVISl~~11 0°:·~~~Rt:TION8 ANNUAL CAMPING REPORT CAMPING AND ACTIVITll!I . .5J8 SERVICE Council No..................... .................... BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y • ........................................................~ . tl....!.~.K..8. . Y.../i...!!Y.. ................................... Local Council... ..... A1..l;J1.P.tf..1. .S ..., ........ TE.l'l.IY..~ .. city and State STATISTICAL REPORT OF YEAR-ROUND CAMPING-Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, 1938 NOTE: Sea Scout Cruises, Touring Camps, etc. require a separate report for each, but totals should be included in the figures given below. Scouts from outside the Council territory should be reported by their own Council and not included in this report. Troops* ==Troops, Ships, • • J.. :;& :l It ,,Z J._.{, Neighborhood Patrols Council Membership, as of June 30, 1938 was ............................................ O..v: ............................ Troops*, .................... .11 ........................ , .................. Scouts. Explorer Troops Rover Crews tThe total number of days a COUNCI L s u PERVISED CAMPING Scout spends in camp divided by 7 == number of Scout weeks CHARTERED TROOPS PROVISIONAL TROOPS II· for that boy. Under own Adult Leaders Under Camp or Council Leaders Iii TOTALS Example: 1 Scout stays 3 ON Council Site OFF Council Site ON Council Site OFF Council Site 1 0 weeks = 3 Scout weeks. " ""'' ~1 "' "' ~"' ~"' 8 "' 7 Scouts stay 1 day = I Scout 2l ~ .. .. ~ .. 0. μi ~ 2l μi ~ "' -"' ~ ~ ";;"~ g ~ .,_ !;; ~~ t;~ ~ !=! .,_ .. :a g g. .. ~ g .. ~ ~ week. 0 ... .... ....... 0 .. .... :::> 0 ... .... ...... 0 .... u 'a:::> ~~ ~ .... u 'a :::> ~~ .... u z :::> .,_ .... u z :::> .,_ "' ~ ~8 ['.: 0 "' OCll 0"' "" 0"' ~ ~ ~ " .a ci = ~§ ci = ~§ ~~ :::> 0 ~ 0 ~ d :::> 0 ; E Z"' 'a 'a ..-lU .. ..-lU CAMPS-CRUISES, TOURS, z i: w .... z:: w .... "' 0"' w ... :: 0"' w .... 0 ~ g. 8 .8 " 0 " 0 " 0 'a ~ :E ~ ~ ~ g. 0 .., ~ ~ ~ 0.., ~ :> g. 0.., CAMPOREES, s. s. REN- z u ...... "'-' "'-' u ...... 0 DEZVOUS, etc. "' f.e.. "' "' f.e.. "' "' z f... "' "' zo f.e.. "' z ~ f... LONG TERM SUMMER 12,J l~ $1..)... "t-/ $ $~ Ut.f It 7 f 7- / (Week or more) SPRING-FALL x -WINTER TOTAL LONG TERM 2,) lie. S).).. I-( S" $".lo- }-8 'f x i. I SHORT SUMMER !o ll!J~ ')..};L/. '7 <..(,, l'n t. 7. (,. "J-'?;i./-- TERM SPRING-FALL /- • I 1 (Less than week) -WINTER /6 2'2.1.14 f~7 ZJ2. I /,. 1-4' v x ~3'7 TOTAL SHORT TERM lb 18' 8 ~ l. 7 I 087 I ~.1i:~3 x &.. 71 , NOTE: For Short Term Camping report total attendance under "No. of different Scouts," except in the "TOTALS" section in the column "No. of different Scouts" estimate as closely as possible number of different individuals participating,. INCLUDED IN THE ABOVE ARE: "..;.;..".~. ~~ w .... "0 ..0, u ...... "' .:;ti S'J.. 1, !l~I '687 Council-wide Camporee ....................... K.X7 ........... Scouts; District Camporees ............................. (). .................... Scouts; Regional Camporal .................... O ............................ Scouts; Totals ............... 8....7.::..1........................... Sea Scout Rendezvous ......................... 7 ................................... Scouts; Organized Scout Tours beyond council territory.· No. of Tours: ............ ./.. ................. ; Participation: ............ / .. Z.. ....... Total Scouts; .. :: ......... ¥.: .......... .Total Scouters. No. of different Negro Scouts in long term camp .......................... ~ .. 4 ........................... Was separate camp for Negro Scouts operated? ............. Y..5.:;).. ........................................... . No. of Troops doing NO camping (as a Troop unit) : ............ J. .. J. .......... Troops. No. of Troops with an adequate year-round outdoor program. (Estimate) .......... ?r. .... Q ............ Troops. No. of Training Courses in Troop Camp leadership .............. ~ .............. Number of certificates awarded ..... ~ ............................ . PROGRAM During 1938 this Council carried out a camping program which included the following: (check) Camporee .. X ..... "High Adventure" Senior Camping ............. .. Cub "Outings" .................. Winter Camp(s) .... :X: ...... Touring Camps ............. X ..................... Vacation Day Camping ..................... Sea Scout Cruises ..... ,¥.: ....... Rendezvous ... )( ......... .. Was the Council's Summer Camp Program on the Troop and Patrol basis? .......... ,l.. E .,;:>. ............... Was Troop and Patrol terminology used? ....... ~ ..; :. . :i. ....................... .. Do you promote in Troops, earning and saving for camp? ............. ';;/.~ .............. (Enclose copy of your plan.) Is promotion of summer camp attendance primarily by Troops? ...... ?~ ........... Through parents .................................... Direct with Scouts ... .X .......................... . FINANCIAL STATEMENT-CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL (refer to page 7 "Financial Report" form to verify totals) Council budget appropriation for camping Capital Expense $ .................. 0............ Expenditures for Budgeted Capital Outlay $ ................ !> ............................. .. Capital Bills outstanding not included. - $ ................ 0 ............................. .. OPERATING RECEIPTS: OPERATING EXPENSE: Council budget appropriation for camp operation ... for Food by Council. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $. ....... 2..J"L ..1 . .. ~ .. ,.. . ; .. l. ... . ·'f.-__ for Transportation by Council . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ ....................... 8..,.i .... "-.. l ... . for Income producing sources (Canteen, etc.) ..... $ .............. ':'.:'.::::::::::::: ...................... . Other Operating Expenditures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ ........ ~L?. ... 1.a ... ? .... .. Total Expenditures ........... ~ . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $: ...... ~~.J...t. ... '8:. .. J..., .. . $ ... Z ..... ~ .. QQ ... Z.O.. $.i, .. -:?.: .. 6:: ... 7., ... :~ .. ~ Receipts from other sources . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ ............ ..2 .. 2..8.., .. Y:.r! (list sources.f!c!:::~ .. :;::. .... !PC.1<.:t£b..,~ ................ ) Total Receipts ............................ : ..... A $ ... C,'t.Q.1...2.d?..J. .. Receipts from Campers' fees ..................... . Bills outstanding not included above . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ ........... =:::::::::-:::: .... : ............... .. Total Operating Expense B $ ........ ~.+...//, ... ?....L .. .. Operating~ deficit ......... (~ or (B-A) $ ................ J .. /./J, ... Z.f. ..... .. ~) audited on ..... /Y.0.V.. ........ 8:., ................................................. 193ff... .. , by.f.£'.f.l..l, . .l!1.fl.k..~1!..l.£K.TM..tf.(/f.ff..'::.f..'l.. .. ro.Public Accountants. .-' Camp accounts (were) \ PH,.:'tSICAL FACILITIES Fair present valuation Camp Name No. of acres No. of Troop Sites Control* Land Bldgs. Equipment Used year around Type of Camp** *State whether site is: (1) Owned by Council (if mortgaged or other indebtedness state amouht), (2) Leased (state from whom and length of term) (3) Rented from year to year (state amount of rental), (4) other (describe). ** State whether site is used for (1) Long-term (2) Short-term (3) Wilderness Camp, etc. Are arrangements for use and control of . properties satisfactory? ................. '::{.lf.;. ... :l. ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... .. What problems, specifically, are there that interfere with thei~ full use and enjoyment by Scouts? ...... !:f..Q.!.Y..~~ .... f;:X.(;.E.e..T. .... K..l1M..P.. ... ~f.~.K1MH. .... . ...... ..J.:>. ..... T.o..Q .... .Et!..11..: ...... F.BDM. ..... M/f:M.P..t!.l"" ........ (l..l .. '-.... N...!.4.E. . .1.J. ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... .. What changes have been made during the year in physical facilities of your camp(s), such as: new site, buildings, water supply; swimming pool, waterfront and safety equipment, fire-fighting tools, and other equipment? .................. /.. .. /V..~W.. .... e..a..a..LIY. ...... fl:..T ....... ~fl:/UP.. .. ~ . .V./t.ll..l~ft.. ..... .. Were plans for any of the above submitted to the Camping and Activities Service, Engineering Service, or Health and Safety Service for advice and help? Please specify ................ -.B.a: ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... .. How many Troops own their own camp site? ............ J. .. J.::: ................................... How many Troops rent or have exclusive use of a camp site? ............... Q ............................... . /YO. Camp Director .... B.O..fl.g,if. . T ....... ~tf..U..~T. .. "?.;.'l:B..,,. ... : ... ('-1!/M.f!!./f.tNfJAlfl.jDid he have Camp Director's commission? .......... l.Y.'.O. .. ~ ........................................................... . lAr, L. P ft /t!I P H/...12 T l <::Ft 1141'" ..l}ftN 1/::1...'Y..J /\( o If more than one camp is operated-list additional directors· below. :State if they hold Camp Director'.s commissions. · <? e / 0 CAMP STAFF Number on central Camp Staff/(,/(/l.c... ............. 8. ............. How many are registered Scouters? .................... l.. ................... How many Adults (over 21) ? ........ .1..0. ...................... . CI 2f, & ·Number on Provisiona~ Troop Staff? ....... '.#!fi. ...................... Of these, how many are registered Scouters? ................................. How many Adults (over 21) ? ............................... .. How many are older Scouts? ................... ./.!:f, ...................... How many have no previous Scouting connection? .............. ,J. .......................................... . NAME _. ___ W. y,....ff;1hPHl..i;f -r~;r. o/~ii UC:.Hfiftf P ifk.:!;;.f/-lj~ ri~l..EN Pii. i;,~ii l 'jl,,.'2 :VY; J.. '" 'Hill. ,i: ewtt~r APPRAISAL OF CENTRAL CAMP STAFF Camp Position .eRMF' ~'J,t Scouting Connection l/f t17:cor!A. .Cftftffl Lil-~ 016t: ~eM. _Ct:JOK /'~ Wff~R.. FT. ~co v7 ~wRTifl( PT x..-:> :JI Age Would you Re-appoint? If not* N~lrl?O '+ '),. ~'...;~ Jlf .J ~;;, I~ /'lo J, ")- ~~';) 17 .>e:;; QUALITY OF SERVICE Number of -E-x-c.-+-G-oo-d~-A-v_e_r-. ~-F-a-ir-+-.-P-o-or--+ W~~~ff on s x x ' s x 2- ~ ~ ) 4.1- ~ .I .,\. ¥ )( ~ Rate of Pay Per Week l.f. ~ -.., I-~·- C_;; Wft1..(t '-'tiftJrtt!IHITE.: ¢~~Fl jCOuT /7 :; e:.:;, x l- I !JTeJ( 1.., Nu 70N~~ . fl-1 s T. Ci'tt'l.ff.. Hf:;/f~ $8 ~E.J x ~ 9~ T ~)flit Ctf..riliO\~ _, edo~ 1rtuvi: ii'& y t;; .. 1. ~- I .:i ~ 11\t-&a.. .... 1 ~ C....R.OW , eoof<. /YOlf ~ ;;:t .,," :d-;;. )( b '' o@'j J -----·-- ---·--- - -·-·-~----- , __ ,~:~" "' REGION NO. i CERTIFICATION OF ELECTION AS A MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL COUNCIL NO. NATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBEB 558 BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Date ..... JY.JJ.~L.ll •. _ma._ Registration Service, Boy Scouts of America, 2 Park Ave., New York City. Gentlemen:- The Scouter named below has been regularly elected a member of the National Council, representing this Council for the year ending '~'Cflf.tbor tu .. ,,._.l.$f.:!'$L__ He is registered as a Scouter, having paid his current registration fee in the capacity of ___ Jf.i~!£~.E:r.·r..r;.J • .t:~.1:cr.~ ... Ji.IU..~~.i.!J[-£l.J.wc'.f.l* .Ji. ... fl. A • .l.nc...... ~ ~ ilY ~;;Pf ' ' Signed_x;27...: ~1i,.lre-1AJ ::/n f, <?'.""''"'L"~-~'--- (Scout Executive) NATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBER ,,_<{~f ,, ,~,~\~I Name -· _.At. .. .L .... ~~--······-·--·--··----·--·-··-·-·-·······--···········-··--··-·-.. -··-·-rf et. (~~~'\r~-:&1..._ ... -----·---.. ·-·- ' \ :,· . .,· ) . .... ;_o.,:;.,>' Address -~~!!.~!.~.!.. ... ----··--------·--/( ~~~t-f}'-------·---------··-··------- City ---~.ba,._ ,:~\\ \~.:::J) /.: __________ State Trantt. ·---·------ Age ........... -----~~ ............................. ______ Citizenship{'-»~~ ~~~ ... g!1!:~.?'Af!!!L ................................................. - ....................... ._ ....................... -··--···-·--- ·'· ,~\ c\\ \ ff .... -; ,..,.--:-·-,_ \ •, ) ,~~ ~. \~ " J~~;~;1·} \_ ·:-;;v MEMBERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL COUNCIL Each chartered Council of the Boy Scouts of America has the right to elect, annually, one of its members as a member of the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America, and one additional member for every thousand boys enrolled on the records of the National Council. The By-Laws require that Local Councils certify as to the election of such members of the National Council on blanks which shall be provided for that purpose. FINANCIAL REPORT-1938 (7) Name of Council· · t:H!CKB JfilN C" O u.NCli- State TFf\fN, . (Please Ufie fc;iilowing c}a!lsification for purpose of national record .. and comparison) EXPENDITURES-1938 Indicate if for period other than. . calendar year .. Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Total Expenditures Special Receipts Net Expenditures . . (See Note I below) (Col. 1 minus Col. 2) I. Operatin·g Expense: $ $ $ 1. Executive Salaries* ...... 4,980.00 4,980.00 2. Office Salaries . .................... 2 .. 530.0G 2,520.00 . ..3 •.. Rent, .. Light, Heat, In- J.939.16 1.039.16 surance, Telephone 4. Office Supplies ...................... 291.33 291.33 5, Post:age ....................................... 500 .. rss · . 500.66 q .. Publicity .................................... 7. Transportation aae.oo 688.00 .................. _. ··s.· Camping···························--: ........ 5, f(;47, ~J- .J z. b 7. 8.r -i. 'oo,oo 9 ... Senior Scouting ..................... 10. Cubbing ······································ - 11. Leadership Training 109.24 109.24 and Conferences ............... '12; Citcus·es, M. B. Shows ····- -···· •.· and other activities ............ ,, ... ,.,._, _ .. · ... ········ .•... ~· 13. District Expenses ············ ·14; National- Quota 500.00 ... 5dO.OO ·················· - . 15 ~ Charter Fee ........................... 75.00 75.00 16. Campaign Expenditures 1,011.31 1.011~31 -17~ ·interest on Indebted::.- ness ................................................ _, - ··--·- ..... ·-·. .. 538.66 .. - 538.66 18. Miscellaneous ........................ 1 ~ ft;t'~ ~'i .. ·-~ ·.:.; j,, 7 r ~-5- l4,ta53.3m ···-·····TOTAL -OPERA TING -~ ·1p. , ....... '°· ~~-· -/ II. Capital Expense: 1. Office Equipment ............. 21.43 21.43 · .2, ... Camp .. Property ..... ,. ........... .. · . 3. Automobile . .............................. ,. :r··n~p~~~i~t-i~n ........................... . ',. __ ...... 'TOTAL CAPITAL cil~t/ ~ 21.43 III .. Total. of Operating- . -... - is: it+-~'.f"L/.. 3 .::2 J., 7 ,; 2.S- 14.874.7~ and Capital (I + II) ' -· ... -JV •. Revolving Accounts: ·(National Funds) 1, BOYS' LIFE··"·····-·····'···· I q ~-~ ~ I q ::), ~ ~ 2. Registrations ......................... l s:.? q <1 ~ D ? x q .:.:1,, .) ... 3. Scout Supplies .. ·: ........... :. I ""i SCl~ .2-:1 l :s y-,_ g ., .TOTAL REVOLVING 3,382.29 3.382.29 ::·.·.-r ..... .,,.-.. c .... v. Endowment, Trust Funds or other Permanent Investments 0 :··· .. -· ·-·· 0 VI. Obligations Paid (See Note 2 below) CODE No. ~-~71 . BUDGET-1939 l'ifot Approved $ ---- NOTE I-Report as Special Receipts only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., which are incidental to certain council activities. NOTE 2-This refers to repayment of loans, the proceeds of which have been previously expended, bills and other obligations which ... have bee_~ charged to the. v_arious ite_ms of the budget in previous years and so reported. *Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transportation allowances. (OVER) Total income from contributions was received for 193$ Council operations from communities in the various popit1a~ ~ tion groups i!l the following amounts: · Direct Communities of 500,000 or over " " 100,000 to 499,000 $ 15,480,76 " ~'. 75.,()00 .. " 99,000 " " 25,000 " 74,000 " " 10,000 " 24,000 " " 5,000 " 9,900 " " . 2,500 " 4,900 " " 1,000 " 2,400 " under 1,000 and opep country TOTAL $~~~~- have • Funds for the 1939 budget outlined on preceding page lia•;e ttel been raised. NOTE-If funds not yet raised, state plans for securing funds here_,.----- Current-Cash on hand and in bank Unpaid Pledges Supplies for Resale Securities . Assets, 12-31-38 $1,(1/-1, 1.a I '°•4 0/2/. f7 .:59-Z... ~ *Fixed - Real Estate Camp Equipment Office ~quipment Automobile TOT AL /'J.. 751.1,. I I *Present Value ' , Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-38 From Com. Chests $ $ Operations-Accounts and Bills Payable$ :l 0 f, ()O Capital-Accounts and Bills Payable Notes Payable TOTAL 201,00 Notes Payable Mortgages This Council has Trust or Endowment funds, as of December 31, 1938, totaling $ TOTAI.~ 0 and is using (a) Standard Declaration of Trus._ ____ ,. or (b) some other form approved by National Counci._ ____ --'.. A comprehensive Five-year Financial Plan i::' not been developed which ha~ been in e.ffec.___~years. Council directed campaign or campaigns are to be held on the following dates in 1939 :---~---~-~~= NoT :t/ETEl(MINE.Z/ .IV °Y~T Remarks, Explanations or Additions /L l.J P/..fl!Yh!CO To C:fffl/l{fi/E CR/'tPH(li"IY FR0/11 EizJ...L. yo Jf'R.tNCr IU 7 THIS HB..s .IVOT ii&# Dl'PBO VED BY I !If; I (3) TABLE 3 TEN YEAR PROGRAM FACTORS BY POPULATION GROUPS Population Groups 500,000 100,000 10,000 2,500 1,000 I Under A-4 Year Tenure and to to to to 1,000 TOTAL over 500,000 100,000 10,000 2,500 ando. c. (a) Scouts attained 4 years \n 1938 on roll Dec. 31. ~I 7 r?' "Total" on this line equals number on line (a) in column "4 years" in Table 2. (b) Scouts attained 4 years in 1938 were separated in , .... .., 1938. "Total" on this line equals number on line 5~~ (b) in column "4 Years" in Table __ 2. ~ Ci (c) Total (a+ b). I Lf_ 0 7 ' LI 7 B t New Scouts During 1938. "Total" equals "New in 1938." Table 1, line 2 "Total Scouts." I o (., 6 J.:t.i r:J 9) ·7 C-Total Scouts, Dec. 31, 1938. Jr'~ t/ ()/,; ")~)..'.i .. , pop'n. group Dec. 31, r-Number of Troops* in each f<if ~o 1938. _}'() 2- ·. !) E-Troops* dropped in each group in 1938, J - TABLE 4 { Use same pop n. group headings as · in Table 3. A-New Cubs in .each group in 1938. CJib B-T_9tal Cubs, Dec. 31, 1938. q~ c e Cubs became Scouts in 1938. )1-/ . D-Number of Packs in each group Dec. 31, 1938. ti E-Packs dropped in each group in 1938. \ 12. rn. l'ZI l'ZI r-i r-i .... ::ii ::ii 0 0 11. During 1938 there were ";:)., ?., t q different Scouts and 11/l.. different Scouters, I ?J ~ different Cubs "/ 'I s. anrl 1- ).... different Cubbers on our record Functioning of Council and No. of CHECK THOSE I Number of Committees Members FUNCTIONING Districts repre• ADDITIONAL COMMENTS 1938 WELL sented on each Council ,.. s-t. v. -"' Executive· Board Jl x ~ Organization and :Extension 1.3 x I Leadership Training 7 x I · Advancement , _;;- )( I Camping and Activities ~4 x I l e #'1AI A ITf EE.'i , , • # I -- Health· and Safety 17- x I - Finance s 1~ Other Committees: 3e :><. I 13. During 1938 there were / meetings of our Council and (J meetings of our Executive Board. (> of our District Committees met. monthly during 1938, ___ met quarterly, and the rest averaged.,__ __ meetings. 14. LEADERSHIP TRAINING The Training Program conducted cby this Council in 19 38 included courses as checked: Elements of Scout Leadership 8; Elements of Cub Leadership O; Principles~; Sea Scout Leadership l!J.; Troop Camping XI; Commissioners D; and other courses as follows: llCofl. Pl{O brRM ft.RNN!Hf:c lf-Af.D "1/CD CRo..s.s. f:!.iR~T RtU. Leaders of our Packs, Troops and Ships have completed courses in the Elements of their respective programs, either in 1938 or before, as follows: Cub masters - % ; Ass' ts. . % ; Scoutmasters J 3 , J % ; Ass'ts. / 0 % ; Skippers % ; Mate %. Cf of our Scouters have qualified for the Scoutmaster's Key and J for the Scouter's Training Award. Our Training Program for 1939 will include courses as checked: Elements of Scout Leadership JS!; Elements of Cub cout Le;i.dership D; Troop Camping .Q{; Commissioners ~; and other courses as follows: fo ( Date to be inserted (4) 15. % of our Troops have adopted the "Troop Camping Objectives" and the declaration -of purpose ·contained therein and in accordance therewith have a planned all year round Troop Camping Program. ------% of our Troops, under their own leadership, engaged in a camp of at least one week in 1938. Our Camping report for the year ending Dec 31 1938 ~as mailed to the Camping and Activities Service o ... _____ _ ·. ' 1s enclosed 16. This Council promoted an Activities program in 1938 including, in addition to the Community Service program, the following, as checked :-,-Boy Scout Week participation X ; Circus, or similar typ ; Merit Badge Show Councilwide Camporee X ; District Camporees ; Agricultural Fair participatio ... ______ _ Vacation program in addition to Camping ; Pilgrimages to historic shrine ; First Aid D~monstrations ~ Tr.oop special events X · 17. ~~is Council during 1938 ~ promoted good reading./ :l.J>, J % of our Troops have taken advantage of BOYS' LIFE Concession Offer. We plan to increase this percentage to ?J{ % by Dec. 3l, 1939. 18. Approximately Si£ % of our Scouts and Cubs as o £ Dec. 31, 1938 had Uniforms. 19. We have one Commissioner for e~ery 7 Troops. 20. Our Local Council includes X Protestant, X Catholic, and X Jewish members. Our Exec. Board includes J( Protestant, X Catholic, and " Jewish members. 21. The fore.going pplicati0n and statements were reviewed and approved by the Council or Executive Board at a duly called --+-meeting o. ·, t:. · V\.; • ~) i' · . . 1941 at which. meetin.g a quorum ~as p~esent an~ the Council specifically accepted its ligation to loyally cooperate with the National Counctl and its representatives m promotmg the program of the Boy Scouts of America in accordance with th:e provisions of the Constitution and By~Laws policies and regulations of the Boy Scouts of America. Signe,u---------------------~ (Scout Executive) (President) TRANSMITTAL (Treasurer) ' Supplementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following: (U any of the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expecteCl on the line marked '"Date.") Note: Items No. 1, 6, 7 and 8 should accompany application, and No. 5 if 'possible. 1. Charter Fee 2. Payment of Quota 3. Scouter Fees 4. _M_scouter Applications . (No.) 5. Audit Report for 1938 · · ·6. Sco·ut Executive's Report for 1938 7. Civic Service Report for 1938 8. Program and Obje".tives, for 1939 9. Ro.tu ~ r1~; '77., · . .. Date was mailed · : · Date YesorN'.o ::t~S Yes or No Ye,,~ Ye5orNo Yes or No s 7.S.oo s oZS".oo /} •------- Un..-. 2.. 4 /9_, 1 (/ L _;Date ~ ~o .• l"'f~8 Date ~.~/"j38 Date ~.I, /~.,8 Date · Daie Our annual meeting is.held in the month of 1JECl;:/V1 b !;It, Officers and members. of OlU' Council ~erve for one year beginning . LRH U fiR ;/ ' .if ~7'- NATIONAL COUNCIL RECORD -"- DO NOT WRITE BELOW / Division of Operations: Approval & Action As page on,..__ _ _ Territory as per. memo_ As last year:·--- QWT 01' CWl 01' SQOW !OllllY llllllBlll)I' (;, .. I~ \,·.,~~-~·''.,... On December 14• 1939 Mr. T. s. llbmerson called at the Local Scout Office. Be stated his 1021, Scout Tou:my llmnerson. was a member of Troop 48 and that he had been mistreated at two Scout meetings of this. Troop,i l:Ie said about the middle of October ~Dlm1' went to Troop 48•s meeting place wearing a cap and that the cap was taken from him by the other Scouts and used as a football, being kicked all oYer the floor and becoming so dirty the boy could not wear it. The bo1 went home in tears and told his father about it. !rhe father bought a new cap to replace the one which had been ruined. At the next meeting the boy attended wearing his new cap.; !his was again taken by the Scouts and used as a football and ruined. The boy went home and reported to his father that he wanted to get out of Scouting, as he was beiDg mistreated even though the Scoutmaster was present when the caps were ruined. Mr. llblmerson stated Mrs. llbmeraon, the boy• s mother, went to see Scoutmaster Cbarlee s. Church of Troop 48 about the matter but could get no satisfaction from him. Therefore, Mr. llnmerson said he thought the CoUDCil should lmow about it and take action, as he did not believe that Scouting stood for such treatment of boys and that he wanted his son to remain in Scouting for the benefits he would receiYe from it. lie stated he wanted to ptq 8.riy dues which might be owing to Troop 48 and to get a transfer for his son.i Mr. Morris called Mr. Charles s. Church, the Scoutmaster, but he was not in. l:Iis father• Mr. Charles l:I. Cb.urch, Chairman of the Troop Committee of Troop 48, answered the phone. Mr• Jlorris explained the sit'Uation to him and asked him what he knew about it. l:Ie said he knew all about it and that Mr. Eamerson•s statements were absolutely correct.: But Mr. Cb.urch is alleged to have said Mr. lll:mnerson had no right to come to the Scout Executive with this matter and that Mr. :lmnerson should haTe come to him with it as •we are rumrl.ng this Troop and 8Jl1'body who don't like the wq we are running it -acan take their bo7s out of it. 11 He said further that Kr. Morris bad no right to call him about it and that the ~proper Council Conmittee should wait on him if they wanted 8Jlf'thing done about it. Mr. c. H. Church said. the bo7 was a sissy and that Mr. Korrie ought to know what happened to sissies. Mr. Morris told him if the bo7 was a sissy that was imfortunate 'but still the bo7 had some rights and should not be mietrea.ted; that as Scout hecutiTe and a Member of all Committees it was his duty to investigah atl1' complaints made 'by parents and others against Scout ~oops•' Mr• Church stated he had !JO apologies to Mke to Mr. Morris or UTOne elae as to what happened to this bo7 and that he was alone in the store an had no time to talk about it but would do so lat er. The matter was reported to Mr. c. Arthur :Broce and he called a meetinc of the Sub-CoDIDittee of the Executive Bo-.rd, with the request that Mr. Church attend and present his side of the case. There are two factors invol~ed in this situatio?rJ which requi our attention: JIRS!ra The Scout in question has asked for a transfer to another Troop as a result of his experiences, and we should dispose of this ptter to the best interests of Scouting: SECOND: It is the responsibility of the Chickasaw Coimcil to maintain standards of operation in keeping with the policies of the MoTement a.nd correct S'llCh situ.ations as ma:y exist wherein these standards are not being conformed with.: This ia the only basis for issuing Troop charters, and it is upon this maintenance by the k:t.. Local Council that their Council charter is granted. Respectfully submitted, w. Gordon Morris, Scout E.xecutiTe. :li'orm 0-1062A i SOO 9-:;s.b. ··-- _,-,. . "~ - ·-- .. ·~ ·~· .._ \J REGION No. CoUNCIL No. COUNCIL 5 558 Ro STER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date January 27, 1939 Council._____ Chickasaw State Tennessee I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending December 31 •. __ , 19 39 · (Expiration Date) and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe fo the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year. fii,y cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will EXECUTIVE BOARD commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT v A • .K. hrrow v Yl p.l t nr. l..ane Smith ...... Dr. T". S. Eliot v James Seddon Allen v v • v /Gilmer Ri~>ia.rdson ./ RG Rams C.H. Drown E.A. J3izot Rodne :Baber ADDRESS TITLES STREET No. CITY Vice-President ltlt II Vice-President If II Vice-President ti ff Treasurer " il ' ti Ii Lead. Train. Chr. It Advancem'n't Chr. Camp. & Act. Chr. Health & Saf. Chr. Finance Chr. 588 Memphis Tenn Cubbing Chr. Sen.Sc.&SeaSc.Chr Rural Chr. John Gerber Co. Reading Chr. Baber Letter Sho Pub. Rel. Chr. Re x Re x Re x Mew 21 AC Re 34 AC 12 }.C 9 .78 x x He x x Re 12 Re 45 Re x Rex Rex Rex Re x *If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column a.hove). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). 41 Z8 PC pe Signed~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Scout Executive Form 0-1062A 1500 9-.~8-D .. --·--· -""•" . --- - ··-- -· .. -· ~ REGION No. CoUNCIL No. 5 558 COUNCIL Ro STER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date January 27, 1939 CounciL____ Chickasaw State Tennessee I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending December 31 •, __ , 19~ · (Expiration Date) and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe fo the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fiLy cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will EXECUTIVE BOARD commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT v A.JC. :Burrow v Dr. T. $. Eliot v J?llles Seddon Allen ,,,, v >/ ; I v ,, v ,/ Harry Webb C.H. :Brown E.A. Bizot Rodne :Baber ADDRESS STREET No. CITY le Menrohi IJ II Ifft II " It It II u II : ti Ii It " J3ox 588 Mem-00.is Tenn If n Jo:'nn Gerber Co. Baber Letter Sho TITLES President Re x Vice-President Re x Vice-President Re x Vice-President l!ew 21 AC Treasurer He 34 A.C 12 ,:o A.0 9 .78 x x He x x Lead. Train. Chr. Re ........ · 12 Re 45 Re x Finance Chr. Cubbing Chr. Rex Sen.Sc.&SeaSc.Chr Rural Chr. Reading Chr. Pub. Rel. Chr. *If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). 0-0 tj > ~ '"10 "' P':; ~ "' "0 ;;' 1--1::::.c: 0 ~ '"'"" "'"' g ""' " ri> tt.::;· i;. P.::hc> p.o p. g:~g " ~ @.~; c . { c c 41 PC EXTRACTS FROM CONSTITUTION OF BOY'SCCUTS OF AMllUCA ARTICLE II-PURPOSE: CHARACTER BUILDING-CITIZENSHIP TRAINING The purpose of this corporation is as set forth in the original certificate of incorporation under the laws of the District of Columbia, dated February 8, 1910, and restated in Section 3 of the Charter granted by Congress June 15, l 91 6, as follow~ "That the purpose of this corporation shall be to promote, through organization and cooperation with other agencies, the ability of boys to do things for themselves and others, to train them in Scoutcraft, and to teach them patriotism, courage, self-reliance and kindred virtues, using the methods which -are now in common use by Boy Scouts," by' plaeing emphasis upon the Scout Oath and Law for character development, citizenship training and physical fitness. GRANTING COMMISSIONS AND CERTIFICATES OF MEMBERSHIP The Constitution and By~Laws of the Boy' Scouts of America authorize commissions and certificates of membership only to those who subscribe to the Scout Oath and Law (as printed below), the Declaration of Religious Principle and its Constitution and By-Laws. ARTICLE III-DECLARATION OF RELIGIOUS PRINCIPLE "Section 1-The Boy Scouts of America maintains that no boy can grow into the best kind of citizenship without recognizing his obligation to God. In the first part of the Boy Scout's oath or pledge the boy promises, 'On my honor I will do my best to do my duty to God and my country, and to obey the Scout Law.' The recognition of God as the ruling and leading power in the universe and the grateful acknowledgment of His favors and blessings are necessary to the best type of citizenship, and are wholesome things in the education of the growing boy. No matter what the boy may be-Catholic or Protestant or Jew-this fundamental need of good citizenship should be kept before him. The Boy Scouts of America therefore recognizes the religious element in the training of the boy, _ but it is absolutely non-sectarian in its attitude toward that religious training. Its policy is that the organization or institution with which the Boy Scout is connected shall give definite ~ttention to his religious life. _ "Only men willing to subscribe to this declaration of principle shall be entitled to certificates of leadership in carrying out the Boy Scout Program." · THE SCOUT OATH 6. A Scout is kind. He is a friend to animals. He will not kill nor hurt any living On my honor I will do my 'best- creature needless'ly, but will strive to save and protect all harrn- 1'. To do rriy duty to God and my· country, and to obey the less life. Stout Law; 1: A Scout is obedient. , 2. To help other people at all times; - He obeys his parents,/ Scoutmaster, Patrol Lead.er, and all. -. ; ... J .. To keep myself. physically .str.ong,JJ1..e)ltally __ ~!l\1'a,~~. l:l,nd mor- other d'ul.y •const;tuted author1"t1"es. . ._ _-_ .. - . - _ .- - ' ally straight . . . '. - -- - ·- _-. ,,, .-' • - THE SCOUT LAW 1. A Scout is trustworthy. , . A Scout's honor is to be trusted. If he were to violate his honor by telling a lie, or by cheating or by i;iot doing exactly a given task, when trusted on his honor, he may be directed to hand over his Scout Badge. 2. A Scout is loyal. He is loyal to all to whom loyalty is due: his Soout leader, his home, and parents and country. 3. A Scout is helpful. He must be prepared at any time to save life, help injured persons, and share the home duties. He mui;t do at least one Good Turn t·o somebody every day. 4. A Scout is friendly. He is a friend to all and a brother to every other Scout. 5. A Scout is courteous. He is polite to all, especially to women, children, old people, and the weak and helpless. He must not take pay for being helpful or oourteous. 8. A Scout is cheerful. , . He smiles whenever he can. His obedience to orders is pr.ompt and cheery. '-He never shirks nor grumbles at hardships. 9. A Scout is thrifty., He does not wantonly destroy property. He works faithfully, wastes nothing, and makes the best use of his opportunities. He saves his money so that he may pay his own way, be generous to t;hose in need, and helpful to worthy objects. He may work for pay, but must not receive tips for courtesies or Good Turns. 10. A Scout is brave. · He has the courage to face danger in spite of . fear, and to stand up for the right against the coaxings of friends or the - jeers or threats of enemies, and defeat does riot down him. 11. A Scout is clean. He keeps clean in body and thought, stands for clean speech, clean sport, clean habits, and travels with a clean crowd,. · 12. A Scout is reverent. He is reverent toward God. He is faithful in hi~ religious duties, and respects the convictions of others in matters of custom and religion. · Certificates written (small) _____________ --'--------------,----------~ Certificates written (large)------------------------------------- Stencils made ------------------- Compare..._ _ ___,---------------- STATISTICAL APPROVAL Form 0-1062A 1500 9-38· b. . - ·~ .... - -· _. . . •. - ··----·- ~· .-~~.-- I REGION No. CouN'c'rL No . . , COUNCIL 6 ~PS Ro STER - REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date January 21, 1939 CounciL_____ Chigkasaw State Term. I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending December 31 , 19..za_, (Expiration Date) and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local · Councils. I transmit herewith $1-00 membership dues for one year, fif.y cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT :1 N.O. Whitaker ADDRESS STREET No. CITY 361:'. n~--- TITLES President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Treasurer ~cout Com'!_. District Chr. District Chr . ..,,-i.,-r District Chr. District Chr. Org. and Ext. Chr. Lead. Train. Chr. Advancem'n't Chr. Camp. & Act. Chr. Health & Saf. Chr. Finance Chr. Cubbing Chr. Sen.Sc.&SeaSc.Chr Rural Chr. Reading Chr. Pub. ReL Chr. EXECUTIVE BOARD 24 * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Sign,<U-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Scout Executive EXTRACTS FROM CONSTITUTION OF BO\r SCCUTS OF AMERICA ARTICLE II-PURPOSE: CHARACTER BUILDING-CITIZENSHIP TRAINING The purpose of this corporation is as set forth in the original certificate of incorporation'under the laws of the District of Columbia. dated February 8, 1910, and restated in Section 3 of the Charter granted by Congress June 15, 1916, as follows-· "That the purpose of this corporation shall be to promote, through organization and cooperation with other agencies; the ability of boys to do things for themselves and others, to train them in Scoutcraft, and to teach them patriotism, courage, self-reliance and kindred virtues, using the methods which are now in common use by Boy Scouts," by placing emphasis upon the Scout Oath and Law for character development, citizenship training and physical fitness. GRANTING COMMISSIONS AND CERTIFICATES OF MEMBERSHIP The Constitution and By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America authorize commissions and certificates of membership only to those who subscribe to the Scout Oath and Law {as printed below), the Declaration of Religious Principle and its Constitution and By-Laws. ARTICLE Ill-DECLARATION OF RELIGIOUS PRINCIPLE "Section 1-The Boy Scouts of America maintains that no boy can grow into the best kind of citizenship without recognizing his obligation to God. In the first part of the Boy Scout's oath or pledge the boy promises, 'On my honor I will do my best to do my duty to God and my country, and to obey the Scout Law.' The recognition of God as the ruling and leading power in the universe and the grateful acknowledgment of His favors and blessings are necessary to the best type of citizenship, and are wholesome things in the education of the growing boy. No matter what the boy may be-Catholic or Protestant or Jew-this fundamental need of good citizenship should be kept before him. The Boy Scouts of America therefore recognizes the religious element in the training of the boy, but it is absolutely non-sectarian in its attitude toward that religious training. Its policy is that the organization or institution with which the Boy Scout is connected shall give definite attention to his religious life. "Only men willing to subscribe to this declaration of principle shall be entitled to certificates of leadership in carrying out the Boy Scout Program.'' · · THE SCOUT OATH On my honor I will do my best- 1. To do my duty to God and my country, and to obey the Scout Law; 2. To help other people at all times; 3. To keep myself physically strong, mentally awake, and morally straight. THE SCOUT LAW 1. A Scout is trustworthy. A Scout's honor is to be trusted. If he were to violate his honor by telling a lie, or by cheating or by not doing exactly a given task, when trusted on his honor, he may be directed to hand over his Scout Badge. 2. A Scout is loyal. He is loyal to all to whom loyalty is due: his Soout leader, his home, and parents and country. 3. A Scout is helpful. He must be prepared at any time to save life, help injured persons, and share the home duties. He must do at least one Good Turn to somebody every day. 4. A Scout is friendly. He is a friend to all and a brother to every other Scout. 5. A Scout is courteous. · He is polite to all, especially to women, children, old people, and the weak and helpless. He must not take pay for being helpful or oourteous. 6. A Scout is kind. He is a friend to animals. He will not kill nor hurt any living creature needlessly, but will strive to save and protect all harmless life. 7. A Scout is obedient. He obeys his parents, Scoutmaster, Patrol Leader, and all other duly constituted authorities. 8. A Scout is cheerful. He smiles whenever he can. His obedience to orders is prompt and cheery. He never shirks nor grumbles at hardships. 9. A Scout is thrifty. He does not wantonly destroy property. He works faithfully, wastes nothing, and makes the best use of his opportunities. He saves his money so that he may pay his own way, be generous to those in need, and helpful to worthy objects. He may work for pay, but must not receive tips for courtesies or Good Turns. 10. A Scout is brave. He has the courage to face danger in spite of fear, and to stand up for the right against the coaxings of friends or the jeers or threats of enemies, and defeat does not down him. 11. A Scout is clean. He keeps clean in body and thought, stands for clean speech, clean sport, clean habits, and travels with a clean crowd. 12. A Scout is reverent. He is reverent toward God. He is faithful in his religi,ous duties, and respects the convictions of others in matters of. custom and religion. Certificates written {small) ____________ . _____________________ _ Certificates written {large)---------------------------------------- Stencils made ------------------- STATISTICAL APPROVAL Form 0-1062 1SOO 9-38-:b. .. ···-· I ., REGION No. CouNCIL No. COUNCIL 5 558 Ro STER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date _...,J.. 1...i 11-·. ....'.Z. ...1.... .,. ..-..1...... ,.93,,...?9,.._ _____ Council... .. __________ Cil.QKi:""'&...,,SA=I,_ _____________________ _ State__ 'liJNN. I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending ___ L---- t'&oembil'r 31 , 19-39-, (Expiration Date) and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that tliis subscription will . commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT (Nee:ro) ADDRESS TITLES STREET No. CITY Professional Staff 1 !'\!:tl Vi ... +...... ... · "' .- m-.. Executive - PROFESSIONAL AND VOLUNTEER STAFF r.. - Ar! 11'7 1:».: T .AC l?.Rl lie x AC 1.:1..~ i '-il>t ~p(. VJ .. A. :Beauobamn PC /B:oue tr. 1ford -. - At! If>~ PC Field Exec. Field Exec. Volunteer Staff Field Com'r. Field Com'r. <(11 \\ )) \'> l>' Field Com'r. Joe 1'lanagan ~-'' Meinohis .. Tenn- Field Com'r. 3 AC II '* Dist. Com'r. AC • Dist. Com'r. .Re x AC H.S • .Leish ti Dist. Com'r. AC ·11 Dist. Com'r. .H~ ff Dist. Com'r. dP. ti Dist. Com'r. A" Dr. A • .S. Weeks Mi lli~.c:rton. lfl1mn. Dist. Com'r. Rex .\r. Russell Peete II Dist. Com'r. Ar. Dist. Com'r. Dist. Com'r. *If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out bis first papers (as indicated in column above). SWied 33 PC l~.A :f ( !U\ p~ 14..lli PC ".>A I-Pr ~c tilt ".)-O Pf' t:"3 "Pf' All 'Pi' '·" EXTRACTS FROM CONSTITUTION OF BOY SCOUTS OF AMER.IC.I .. ARTICLE II-PURPOSE: CHARACTER BUILDING-CITIZENSHIP TRAINING The purpose of this corporation is as set forth in the original certificate of incorporation under the laws of the District of Columbia, dated February 8, 1910, and restated in Section 3 of the Charter granted by Congress June 15, 1916, as follows-"That the purpose of this corporation shall be to promote, through organization and cooperation with other agencies, the ability of boys to do things for themselves and others, to train them in Scoutcraft, and to teach them patriotism, courage, self-reliance and kindred virtues, using the methods which are now in common use by Boy Scouts," by placing emphasis upon the Scout Oath and Law for character development, citizenship training and physical fitness. GRANTING COMMISSIONS AND CERTIFICATES OF MEMBERSHIP The Constitution and By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America authorize commissions and certificates of membership only to those who subscribe to the Scout Oath and Law (as printed below), the Declaration of Religious Principle and its Constitution and By-Laws. ARTICLE 111-DECLARA TION OF RELIGIOUS PRINCIPLE "Section I-The Boy Scouts of America maintains that no boy can grow into the best kind of citizenship without recognizing his obligation to God. In the first part of the Boy Scout's oath or pledge the boy promises; 'On my honor I will do my best to do my duty to God and my country, and to obey the Scout Law.' The recognition of God as the ruling and leading power in the universe and the grateful acknowledgment of His favors and blessings are necessary to the best type of citizenship, and are wholesome things in the education of the growil;1g boy. No matter what the boy may be-Catholic or Protestant or Jew-this fundamental need of good citizenship should be kept before him. The Boy Scouts of America therefore recognizes the religious element in the training of the boy, but it is absolutely non-sectarian in its attitude toward that religious training. Its policy is that the organization or institution with which the Boy Scout is connected shall give definite attention to his religious life. "Only men willing to subscribe to this declaration of principle shall be entitled to certificates of leadership in carrying out the Boy Scout Program." · · - · · - · THE SCOUT OATH On my honor I will do niy' best- 1. To do my duty to Goel and my country, and to obey the Scout Law; 2. To help other people at all times; 3. To keep myself physically strong, mentally awake, and morally strnight. THE SCOUT LAW 1. A Scout is trustworthy. A Scout's honor is to be trusted. If he were to violate his honor by telling a lie, or by cheating or by not doing exactly a given _task, when trusted on his honor, he may be directed to hand over his Scout Badge. 2. A Scout is loyal.· He is loyal to all to whom loyalty is due: his Soout leader, his home, and patents and c'ountry. · 3. A Scout is helpful. _ _ Be must be prepared at any time to save life, help injured persons, .and share the home duties. He must do at least one Good Turn to somebody every day. 4. A Scout is friendly. He is a friend to all and a brother to every other Scout. 5. A Scout is courteous. - He is polite to all, especially to women, children, old people, and the weak and helpless. He must not take pay for being helpful or courteous. 6-. A Scout is kind; He is a friend to animals. He will not kill nor hurt any living creature needlessly,'' but will ·sfrive to save and ]:>roted all liarffic less life. 7. A Scout is obedient. He obeys his parents; Scoutmaster, Patrol Leader, and aUother duly constituted authorities. . 8. A Scout ·rs cheerflll. He ·.smiles whenever he can. His obedience to orders is prompt and cheery. He never shirks nor grumbles at hardships. 9. A Scout is thrifty; He does t:i;ot wantonly destroy property. He W()_rks faithfully, _ wastes nothmg, and makes the best use of his opportunities. He saves his money_ so that .he may pay his own way, be .generous to those in need, and helpful to worthy objects. He may work for pay,- but -must not receive tips for courtesies -or Good Turns. 10. A Scout is brave. He l:ias the courage to face danger in spite of fear, -and to stand up for the right against the coaxings of friends or the jeers or threats of enemies, and defeat does not down him. 11. A Scout is Clean. He keeps clean in body and thought, stands for clean speech,_ clean sport, clean habits, and travels with a clean crowd. 12. A Scout is rev"erent. ~e is rever_ent toward Go_d .. He is faithful in hi_s _religious duties, and respects the conv1ct10ns of others in matters of custom and religion. - __ _ Certificates written (small)------------------------------------Certificates written (laxge)-----~-----------~~-~-~-------------'-~-"------ Stencils made ------------------- STATISTICAL APPROVAL Form 0-1062B 7M 9-38-D. REGION No. CouNCIL No. REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Council .... ·-···········-·······--····-·- C~J.C~#,~ ·-----··-··-····-··----·---·- I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending D'~€1" 31 , 19~ and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse aide, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that. this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at' the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT June n. Allen STREET No. ADDRESS CITY Co. COUNCIL Ro STER n· · . J~ 21 .. 1939 · ate -·--,·····-·-·--------· ---·-·----- --- State,_.-. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. lt] Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. AC 49 AC 50 AC 36 26 37 .AC 4? AC 61 l AC 34 *If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed _____________ _ Scout Executive EXTRACTS FROM CONSTITUTION OF BOY ~CO'JTS OF AME.RICA ARTICLE II-PURPOSE: CHARACTER BUILDING-CITIZENSHIP TRAINING The purpose of this corporation is as set forth in the original certificate of incorporation under the laws of the District of Columbia, dated February 8, 1910, and restated in Section 3 of the Charter granted by Congress June 15, 191 6, as follows-"Tha.t the purpose of this corporation shall be to promote, through organization and cooperation with other agencies, the ability of boys to do things for themselves and others, to train them in Scoutcraft, and to teach them patriotism, courage, self-reliance and kindred virtues, using the methods which are now in common use by Boy Scouts," by placing emphasis upon the Scout Oath and Law for character development, citizenship training and physical fitness. GRANTING COMMISSIONS AND CERTIFICATES OF MEMBERSHIP The Constitution and By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America authorize commissions and certificates of membership only to those who subscribe to the Scout Oath and Law (as printed·below), the Declaration of Religious Principle and its Constitution and By-Laws. ARTICLE Ill-DECLARATION OF RELIGIOUS PRINCIPLE "Section I-The Boy Scouts of America maintains that no boy can grow into the best kind of citizenship without recognizing his obligation to God. In the first part ·of the Boy Scout's oath or pledge the boy promises, 'On my honor I will do my best to do my duty to God and my country, and to obey the Sco.ut Law.' The recognition of God as the ruling and leading power in the universe and the grateful acknowledgment of His favors and blessings are necessary to the best type of citizenship, and are wholesome things in the education of the growing boy. No matter what the boy may be-Catholic or Protestant or Jew-this fundamental need of good citizenship should be kept before him. The Boy Scouts of America therefore recognizes the religious element in the training of the boy, but it is absolutely non-sectarian in its attitude toward that religious training. Its policy is that the organization or institution with which the Boy Scout is connected shall give definite attention to his religious life. "Only men willing to subscribe to this declaration of principle shall be entitled to certificates of leadership in . c;urying out the Boy .Scout Program.!' THE SCOUT OATH On my-honor I will do -my best- L Tp do my duty to God and my country, and to obey the ·. Scout Law; ·2. To help other people at all times; _._p;. To.J~eep my;;elf ph.ysjc;i,lly_strong, mentally awake, and mor- . ally straight. ·. · .. ·· · - ·· · · ··· THE SCOUT LAW 1. A Scout is trustworthy. A Scout's honor is to be trusted. If he were to violate his honor b'y telling a lie, or by cheating or by not doing exactly a given task, when trusted on. his honor, he mp.y be directed to hand over his Scout Badge. · .2 •. A Scout is loyal. He is loyal to all to whom loyalty is due: his Soout leader, his home, and parents and country. 3. A Scout is helpful. · He must be prepared at any time to save life, help injured persons, and share the home duties. He must do at least one Good Turri to somebody every -day. 4 .. A Scout is friendly. He is a friend to all and a brother to every other Scout. 5. A Scout is courteous. He is polite to all, especially to women, children, old people, ·and the weak and helpless. · He must not take pay for being helpful or courteous. 6. A Scout is kind. ,. . . ... He is a friend to animals. He will not kill nor hurt any living creature needlessly, but will strive to save and protect all harmless life. 7. A Scout is obedient. He obeys his parents, .Scoutmaster, Patrol Leadel', .arid all other duly constituted authorities. s. A s~~Ut -·is Chee~fiii.-- -------··- ·~·~-: ~-.. _,~·'-'..,~· He smiles when'ever he .can. His obedience lo. orders· is· prompt and cheery. '·.He never shirks nor grumbles at hardships. 9. A S~out is thrift~. · · · · . · He does not wantonly destroy property. He works faithfi.tlly, wastes nothing, and makes the best use of his opp-6rtunities. :fre saves his money so that he may pay his own way, begenerou.s to those in need, and helpful to worthy objects. He. may work for pay; but must not receive tips for courtesies or .Go.od ·Turns.· 10. A Scout is brave. . He has the courage to face danger in spite of fear; and to stand up for the right against the coaxings of friends or the jeers or threats of enemies, and defeat does not down him .. li. A Scout is clean. He keeps clean in body and thought, stands for clean speech, clean sport, 'dean ·habits, and travels with a clean crowd. 12. A Scout is reverent. He is reverent toward, G,od. He is faithful in his religi·ous duties, and respects the convictions of others in matters of custom and religion. l'o Expire------------------------~--------------------- Certificates written (small) ____________________________________ _ Certificates written (large)--------------~----------'------------~ ·Stencils made -------------------- Compared ______________ ~ STATISTICAL APPROVAL :Form 6-t062B 7M 9-38-i>. . ,.,_ :~s ~:""·. ~ I I I I REGION No. CouNCIL No. I ~ I COUNCIL I 5 658 ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOOTERS D J11t- .. - 21 1939 . ate ·············--=~.oi------~------········-····------ Council ................ - ........................ Q.R~ .. 9Jb4.$.4VL. ________________ ·---·····················-··-···-··-····-··--···--···---·-------···-····-···-·- State_ .......... !enn.----···------------····-··-- I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending December 31 , 19a and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules· and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. :ii Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER nH 'O " ~a~~ fl) 8 Cb 1-t) z "' i3 I o-o o > > ~ "'1 0 ::r" >l. '< i3 "" NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. ADDRESS CITY tt ff II tt It " n II " If .. It tt H ();;J; :ll ~ ra 'g 5·~ !:::.,....Cb ~o->l '< -· "'0 ... It ft It It It ii tl It .. il ll 11 It ::r"'°" -·"' ::1 ro..., 000"'"'1Cb :;iro ro nro (")(l)CbCb ... ;;i ... "'ro 0 "117=t ..... 2~ ;:;· J:l: o ,_.,en ~g~ -·Cl> "" ::1 "'1 <'O ~!!. " ro., g..., ~ n ::::5'1-35: -·t: "0 ::i- ro ::;: "~ g~g~ ""- ... ;;· "' "'"" i:: ~'C Cb '< ro "' " ~"' ' " ro ·* ~ ... *If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). "0 ro ,_.:::::a ;;; 0 ~ """" ro ~ g: ... ,,, fl) C-.::j' ... """'"' & o..o 0.. g:~g " '< filo~ _ ... ~ tl Signed.·--·-· Scout Executive EXTRACTS FROM CONSTITUTION OF BOY SC<YJTS OF AMERICA ARTICLE II-PURPOSE: CHARACTER BUILDING-CITIZENSHIP TRAINING The purpose of this corporation is as set forth in the original certificate of incorporation under the laws of the District of Columbia, dated February 8, 1910, and restated in Section 3 of the Charter granted by Congress June 15, 191 6, as followS----.-.:"Thaf the purpose of this corporation shall be to promote, through organization and cooperation with other agencies, the ability of boys to do things for themselves and others, to train them in Scoutcraft, and to teach them patriotism, courage, self-reliance and kindred virtues, using the methods which are now in common use by Boy Scouts," by placing emphasis upon the Scout Oath and Law for character development, citizenship training and physical fitness. GRANTING COMMISSIONS AND CERTIFICATES OF MEMBERSHIP The Constitution and By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America authorize commissions and certificates of membership only to those who subscribe to the Scout Oath and Law {as printed·below), the Declaration of Religious Principle and its Constitution and By-Laws.· ARTICLE III-DECLARATION OF RELIGIOUS PRINCIPLE "Section 1-The Boy Sco~ts of America maintains that no boy can grow into the best kind of citizenship without recognizing his obligation to God. In the first part of the Boy Scout's oath or pledge the boy promises, 'On my honor I will do my best to do my duty to God and my country, and to obey the Scout Law.' The recognition of God as the ruling and leading power in the universe and the gratef~l acknowledgment of His favors and blessings are necessary to the best type of citizenship, and are wholesome things in the education of the growing boy. No matter what the boy may be-,-Catholic or Protestant or Jew-this fundamental need of good citizenship should be kept before him. The Boy Scouts of America therefore recognizes the religious element in the training of the boy, but it is absolutely non-sectarian in its attitude toward that religious training. Its policy is that the organization or institution with which the Boy Scout is connected shall give definite attention to his religious life. "Only men willing to subscribe to this declaration of principle shall be entitled to certificates of leadership in . carrying out the Boy Scout P,rogram," THE SCOUT OATH ·On my honor I will do my besti. · To do my duty to God and my country, and to obey the Scout Law; - 2. To help othe.r. people at all times; 3. Tp.keep myself _phy15i<;a1Jy strong, mentally awake, and morally straight. -- · THE SCOUT' LAW ·i. A Scout is trustworthy. A Scout's honor is to be trusted. If he were to violate his _honor by telling a lie, or by cheating or by not doing exactly a given .task, when trusted oil his honor,. he may be directed to hand over his Scout Badge. 2, A Scout is loyal. · - . , . . He is loyal to all to whom ;loyalty is due: his Soout leader, his home, and parents and country. · 3. A· Scout is helpful. . He must be prepared .at any time to save life, help injured persons, ~nd share the home .duties. He must do at least one G<;>od Turn to somebody every day. . : .4. A Scout is friendly. He is a friend to all and a brother to every other Scout. 5.- A Scout is courteous. ' He is polite to all, especially to women, children, old people, and the weak and helpless. · He must not take pay for being he~p~ul or courteous. 6. A Scout is kind .. He is a friend to animals. He will not kill nor hurt any living creature needlessly, but will strive to save and protect· all harmless life. 7. A Scout is obedient. He obeys his pa.rents·, Scoutmaster, Patrol Leader,· and all other duly constituted authorities. a: A Sc~ut is chee;fuC ···- - He smiles· whenever he can. His obedience t() ·orders .is prompt and cheery. He never shirks nor grumbles at hardships. '9. A ScouUs thrifty; He does not wantonly destroy property. He w:orks faithfully, wastes nothing, and makes the best use of his opportunities. He saves his money so that he may pay his own .way, be generous· to those in need, and helpful to worthy objects. He may work for pay, but must not receive tips for courtesies or Good Tu,rns.· ... 10. A Scout is brave. He has the courage to face danger in spite of'fear, and fo s!and up for the right against the coaxings of fri~nds. or th.e jeers or threats of enemies, and defeat does not down him. 11. A Scout is clean. He keeps cleap. in body and thought, stands for dean speech, clean sport, cleari habifs, arid travels with a dean: crowd.. · ' 12. A .Scout is. reverent. He is reverent toward God. He is faithful in his religious duties, and respects the convictions of others in mafters or custom .and religion. Certificates written {small) __________________ -'---------------------· Certificates written {large>------------~--.-.,.-----,---,,------,-----,-------.----.--- Stencils made -------------------- Compareu..---------------- STATISTICAL APPROVAL Form 0-10621'1 7M 9-38-D. . ··-- - ··-.··; I REGION No. COUNCIL No. COUNCIL 5 558 ROSTER ' REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ________ .l&n~l"J:.-22.....:.~iL ..... -.. -········--- Council ........... ---·-···········-··················C1llilKA.$AW .. -----··------··--·-·····-·-·---···--····-···-····-----·--·------··-··--·-·-··-··------··-··------····- State .. ----·----"'-~·-·-·---·--·---··-·--- ! agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending ~$AWtW~a# , 1959-, and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules. and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. PLEASE CHECK GROUP 0 District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. 0 Merit Badge Counselor. D:Council Member not assigned to Committee. 0 Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY Ii It II II fl ft If II . V.G. Lane It fl ,, 11 It n It n It *If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed __________ _______ Scout Executive EXTRACTS FROM CONSTITUTION OF BOY 5COUTS OF AMERICA ARTICLE II-PURPOSE: CHARACTER BUILDING-CITIZENSHIP TRAINING The purpose of this corporation is as set forth in the original certificate of incorporation under the laws of the District of Columbia, dated February 8, 1910, and restated in Section 3 of the Charter grantec:l-by Congress June 15, 1916, as follow~"That the purpose of this corporation shall be to promote, through organization 'and cooperation with other agencies, the ability of boys to do things for themselves and others, to train th.em ·in Scoutcraft, and to teach them patriotism, courage, self-reliance and kindred virtues, using the methods which are now in common use by Boy Scouts;" by placing emphasis upon the Scout Oath and Law for character developgi_~n_t,_, citizenship training and physical fitness. ·· J GRANTING COMMISSIONS AND CERTIFICATES OF MEMBERSHIP · The Constitution and By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America authorize commissions and certificates of membership only to those who subscribe to the Scout Oath and Law (as printed·below), the Declaration of Religious Principle: and its Constitution and By-Laws. . ARTICLE III-DECLARATION OF RELIGIOUS PRINCIPLE· "Section !-. The Boy Scouts of America maintains that no boy can grow into the best kind of citizenship with,. out recognizing his obligation to God. In the first part of the Boy Scout's oath. or pledge. tlle,boy promises, 'On my honor I will do my best to do my duty to God and my country, and to obey the Scout Law.' The recognition of God as the ruling and leading power in the universe and the grateful acknowledgment of His~favors and blessings are nece~sary to the best type of citizenship, and are wholesome things in the education 9f · tl;i~ _gr9~ing poy. . No matter what the boy may be-Catholic or Protestant or Jew-this fundamental need Of good citizenship should be kept before him; The Boy Scouts of America therefore recognizes the religious element in the training of the boy, but it is absolutely non-sectarian in its attitude toward that religious training; Its ·policy is that the .organization or institution with which the Boy Scout is connected shall give definite attention to his religious life~ . . . ' "Only· inen·willing to subscribe to this declaration of principle shall he entitled to certificates of leadership in carrying oui: the Boy Scout Program.''. . THE SCOUT OATH On my honor I will do my best- 1. To do my duty' to God and my country, and to obey the Scout Law; 2. To h(.!lp qtl_ier people at all times; 3.: To keep myself physically strong, mentally awake, and mor- · auy·:<>rratght - -- - · -~ · THE SCOUT LAW 1. A Scout is trustworthy. A Scout's honor is to be trusted. If he were to violate his honor by telling a lie, or by cheating or by not doing exactly a given task, when trusted on his honor, he may be directed to hand over his Scout Badge. 2. A Scout -is loyal. He is loyal to all to whom ·loyalty is due: his Soout leader, his home, and parents 'and country: 3. A Scout is helpful. He must be prepared at any tim·e to save life, help injured persons, and share the~hoqie duties. He must do at least one Good Turn to somebody· every day. 4 .. A Scout is friendly. He is a friend to. all and a brother to every other Scout. 5. A Scout is courteous. • He is polite to all, especially to women, children, old people, and the wea:k and ·helpless. 1 He must not take pay for being , h~lpful or courteous. 6. .A Scout is. kind .. , . . - - . He is a friend to animals. H~ will not kill nor hμrt any living creature needlessly;- but will strive to save·-and·protect all ·harm-·· less life. 7. A Scout is obe·dient. . H_e obeys his- pa-rents, _'Scoutmaster, Patrol- Leader,- and ·all other duly constituted authorities. s: A SCou1 is c1ieerfti:t.- - - ... . - . - - __ . _ He smiles whenever he can. His ohedieni;:e to ordel's is prompt and cheery. He never shirks nor grumbles at hardships. 9. Pi. Scout is thrifty; · He does ~o_t want9nly d_estroy property. He works faithfully, wastes nothmg, and makes the best use of his opportunities. He saves .his money so that..he. may _pay his .own .way, .be. g<merous. to those in need, and helpful to worthy objects. He may work for pay, but must not receive. tips for court€sies or- Go~d. Turns .. 10. A Scout is brave. He has the courage to face dan-ger in spite of-fear;-·and fo - stan_d up fQr _the_ right against_ the coaxin&"s of friends. or .the. jeers or threats of enemies, and defeat does not Clown him. 11. A Scout is clean. He keeps clean in body and thought, stands for clean speech, clean sport, clean habit's, and travels with a Clean crowd. - - 12. A- Scout ·is.,i:everent. . He is reverent toward God. He is faithful in his religi·ous duties, and respects· tlre -convktions of others in matters of custom .and re~igion. Certificates written· (small) ______________ . ______________ _ Certificates written _(large >--------------,----,.......,----,::---c:--c---:::-----c----------~-- Stencils made -------------------- Compared STATISTICAL APPROVAL tear ending Dr •. Louis l4ro7 Dr.. lout e Leq Dl" •. A.C. Lewis . ~.·~ •. Lewis lt'a J. Lictltt.~~ Dr •. George R. Livermore fl.O •. Maef arlane l .H. Ma.lone :Siathop James M. Maxon Dr. :Ebbert li •. MoCi:.$11~ E.t. McGee H • .L. L1eGeorge John ?l. MeGra$Ql' Thomas McKnight ALl..en Morgan John T. MorgatJ, trerbert Mortart1 Forrest Mottweiler llen F. Myer.s sa.muel }£. Nickey• Jr. w •• J. o•lbien F:ratlk o•connor !dmund Orgill William Orgill Mqer ?le:.tld.r..t Overton Oa:tl :Page ltussell Peete Clifford Penland c.T. Pennebaker 1fo.rdwig ~erea A. 1!1... l'ipldtl w .I. Prescott Dr. W. E. I{agedale lien:ry T. Uamae1 Wallace R. Reid Charles D. Ric...11.a.rdson John s. Roulhac L.,E. ~ Dr. George M. Ru.ssell W.A. Ryan, Jr. Dl-. l. o. Ryc11ener Gilbert M. SchloH A.rthu.r Sonoembs M e:rri ll Schwartz B.J. Shenherd Raymond Skinner 1210 Madi.sou A,ve. Co~erce ~:ttle llldg •. Ex~ lUdg., Lewis SupplJ Co •. Southern Leathe~ ~ •. Medi¢al Art• Bldg •. 1616 $t erick Jldg. Memphis Street a, Co •. 692 P~plar 280 Herr.i.an4o 239 Pine Rpyal Feed 4 M1ll1ng Co. 1071 Union Ave. y,:cr<night & Patton ]'irst National J8.?lk Mem?hit :Suildinp' & loaa. tJ & Come:ree Tttle Jldg. Safety Dept,. PellM Station 3595 Midlat:td Ave. iliek:ey llros .. ;tno. Memphis Power & Light Co. :\iJ.L. :Bru.ee 06. Ol"gill l!rcs• Orgill )roe. Court R0uae 116 CJ.ark Place Piageon Thomas ll'On Oo. comrox L lfO. b58 COUNCIL tiOftD x Council Member not ~d.g.ned to Committee Mfl!'npllist fenu •. Ue % 1~0 54 tl II Re x AC 5Q n It Re ~ AC 61 " ft Re x .M..i 57 " It He x AC 41 " .. Re x .AO 60 It " Re x AG 54 It If lie x AC 36 ft It :a. : AC 64 .. ft Re x AC 65 It ff Re 68 AC 46 t1 u 'Re :lit AD 50 ti " New x AC 49 :eom it t4 Re x .AC 51 ft lt :ae x .li..'IJ 30 :P Jank lldg. Re ::r; l.l£. 67 .. D Re $3 AC 42 ff It New '19: AC 2' It '* New x J\.C 55 It u New % AU 26· ft tt Re x AC 4a u " ·~ l£ AC 38 " ll He x AC 39 ti ff Re x AC 76 ff " Re x AO 43 It .. Re x AC 63 ... rt Re DC .1~0 46 ~amber ot Commerce .- lea'body Ho,el It Re x AC 44 P.O. :Sox 2691 II IJ New % i:..C 48 1442 Carr fl .. Re x AC so 604 Goodw,n Inst. :ru~. IJ ff R• x AC 63 234 $. llelTedere It ff Re x. AC 63 11xehange lUdg. " ti ite x .1t'l..O 48- 12~6 Uni on Ave. ft il Re x AC 47 1695 N,. Parkwq fj " Re x Ar. 53 ) 1617 Steti.Ok Jldg. ff " Re x AO 47 1971 Lynda.le ff If New l: AC 43 300 Ben A\ton Wq tl ff Re x AC 55 910 Ste:rick '.Bldg. ff II Re x AC 39 Mennhia Fower & Light Oc. ff " lllew x AIJ 26 JOD· J!Xchane;e ::BJ,dg. ll .. 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" tJ lie " NJ sa ·. vl)r. E.J. lout ?69 Ya.nee fl tJ Re x AC 4$ v!'red hitc.b.ard 4:33 Mruliaon Ave. • .. ie x .,AD 3$ ·,/v Dt. J.w. Schei bl er 3181 Po plat It ff Re :a: .JIJ 44 v'.Dlt. O.c. td:tner ~Change ildg. g It lle x ,A,C 4$ .v'JteaJ.'7 1.fu.mer lU3 G!>eealaw tt .. R• x AC 23 .-JQneG ;;. V~ughn Memphta Stt"eflt llwy. Co. iJ tJ ne lt AfJ 58 vi.. 'Qtl Stetnen 910 $tertck Bldg. H tt lie 6$""'.AD 41 /V .R. Yolk 163 s. Main tt It le x AC 34 Cotmel'.L lU!JGION NO 5 COWUIL NO 658 Year ending--11•-·-em"""l!'"""Jt .... it .....,;'""''"""" """4-ii-1-. -·-·· SIMlNOLJ DlVI SlON .io INT>:lR BAUIAL J M.w .. Jonner• Vice Chai._ 234 Hernan® Menpl1l1, !ea. Re :! "'" 1'r. o.-n .. DJ"ai tnwat te, M at L 197 !«11.ale a It Rtt :it ; H.c .. Ds.ri.iels, Ca:it-q,i:rig Ch:r. 571 Pollt ii ll Rt x . ,Re1'. c.i~ . Davl.t M at L &13 Walker n " lle x /Alonso L-.Jeke, V1ee Cha.11".l'l.i&Jl 532 St. Paul n n a. x M at t-Member at Lar~e AO AC il.C ~'le AO COU~WIL 1lOST$i 51 49 ao 71 54 PC PO PG PO PC 1 f't?J 'I ·~ C}} JC J( J-\ S~f\ vV CC> U 1'1 C J L , B . S. f\. l ~J C. ,-, I I :S,ALIOT FOR ELECTION OF OFFICE:O.S .AND COUNCIL MEiv:SE:."\S~.AT-1.ARGE FOR YEAR BEGINNIN& JAJ.'JU.ARY 1, 1939 ********* FOR ?RESIDEl\TT (Vote for One) Mr~ C .. Arthur Brui:!e - FOR VICE-PRESIDENTS (Vote for Four) Mr~ A. K. Burrow Mr .. Walter L. Smith Mr. ?. A. Clayton Mr. Abe Scharff FOR SECRETARY (Vote for One) Mr. P. C. Clarke - FOR TREASUREi.i ~Vote for One) .. Mr. W. P. Hallida:v -- FOR COM.MI SSI011ER (Vote for One) Dr. T. S. Eliot .. FOR FIELD COMMISSIONER (Vote for One) Mr. F. J. Flanagan *********** FOR COUNCIL l•1ll1BERS-AT-LARGE, as per attached list. ! t0 (VV'"' J J<.-o.~~.1;....J W )J , M"v1J'1~ ~ COUNCIL MEMBERS-AT-LARGE L) ..-A_1exander, Vance J. jl'Charnpion, R. G. 5- ·- NAngu.s, Jo}).n A. . ~-'f';,,tC:, I.! 1.•Christenbu:cy, Fred JN o'1 ~! x s ~'3 vAllen, James Seddon i. ()U q .BL- ci'J:•Churcb, c. H. ":)rJ L/ l (. • .....-Allen, June n. I - <· yc1ark, Dolph ;, 0 0 · · /Allen, Preston : . . : •ilblark, Soscoe C. /> '.·' S 1 i/Allen, Thomas H •. I, c·· v~ .. '1rl'Clarket P. c. (/. 8tl \.CG• - g LI ·I v'.Atkinsan, Dr. w. R. I. 'J'.., Vx. . l :'lf"fllayton, Henry lv~. tr:f_ ~ti. (' 1+ ,.;Au.stin, John A. ,. x · . !VClayton, Pt A._ ~. 1,-:,,. ,.,,.Aws1llllb, George '' · 1 1tCoffey, :Sen B., Jr. :)A/. J · . ,....Ayres, Dr. J. c. ! .· '.'.:.,·')v !3-· ~ r ., . IV'C:ohn, B. L. X" .ru ,~ J' ,.. , • .. "1.Y'-6. . , Ht 1 S F '"t .,. 11.,,,. ,. ·;t • !:'.' .<'"w·~f\.!'·"',) /11. ,·, t:.? ! - . . . V\JO et am • J A . . . C . .C,• -~ •. v'~ \II v'.)( :::~ / v :Saber, Rodney I• o D ~-1. · .P .,, Collier, J. D. : • ::- ·:.' . , '· ·. ll""':Bacon, Col. w. J. ,! (J -, 2>' 1.h<:Coonopdoenr', Mwa. roti.· n J. 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'-· /1 I. ! l ·!vefarrell, ·John J. i i· .) lt"Johnson, W. c. ~- .. :0 JAfiedler, Dr. F. W.. J..'Johnson, Dr. William r,:,,~j~~nch, M. E. /, C (~ 1.; ,,) ~Jolly, Dave .. . 5I1vF'isher, Allen .J1 • o ·-~ ./~.·.·'.,!,(, 'lf~~Jones, Henry S. ';)AJ 33 x 3 31 IFlanagan, Joe · rv ;.J -~- ,_, ; (Ill"' Jones, Hugh • · f~leming, Joseph D. ~ NI ~!J'V' . v::i R~ W Ii t.' ·" -°1~ .1\¥ Ford, Fred t.J : .. ¥Keller, Eugene s~.Fowler, VI. B. __ /,·:.·· \lo(Kerrt Le J., · t:!reeburg, Harry _;, /:"1"Klepper, Geo., M., f, ·. ·'. )x_:: r;;~oJn~~~~& JN .:9 t:f ffel:5 ·'.:.~.1 ~;~~~~~r ~~~!e~by; '' h3 Ga rt ly, Dr. George i. : ·' , Gates, J. w. &-i/1ane, Hunte~. , Gaut• D. c. 5 · v!' Lane, V. G. '· ·- · . ~~~~~~~k, E~~~~es • 3 ~ J-~::~hja!~s K. · · J "V b •.i :-(1 .. V\.~ Glasgow, :Sen E •. ··, Oft·JU.., . L.A"Lee, Dr. R. G. Goldsmtih, Fred '•· -j;Lee, Robert E. Goldsmith, Jack /4. \''.· '> 1 Lee, Chief W. D. ~~~' c;~i~ • M. , ; :·--· j. ~::!~:es.JM. A./ ... :: '.' Graves, Dr. L. M. t. 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I, c ' JG !, : • .' y{- Maxon, Bishop Jai;aes M. i • ·. '· Hobson, Dr. J._ J •. , '! , • x .. Aff.:;~ 1 , ~_,McCabe, c. T. 't.(. [O.cl. }·· Holmes F C "Y··-.. i·~ .. ,,.· .... ,>:"·; 1* ~. · )fl'~ , .... .7.•M C l' Dr. Robe. rt H. ' • • ·\ ,, ,, '" ~ .... vi• .c as in, Holt, Maynatd '!..._" _Ht'"-~?ic;·t~~j ::":'>1.\ , /l,j/McElravy, C. A. Hopper, A. L. 1 · 1.... '-J ' •lvi:cGee E. L. 'Jrv ~ g. ~· .. • ~~;~:~: ~~~c;• ?~.- I :~•c-U~ r~::,,~. I, .. ':f~~~~=~~g;:. :: L. ' Hudson, Calvin : \.(McKnight, Thomas Hughes, Allen, Jr~. Jhd.... 2.. b ,/ X . vi-"McWhorter, A. D. !../ f3cl ,. Hughes, C. Rel , . · .. Y.. . • '· yteeman, E. J. ~- .' Al Hunt, J. D. ,, 'j ~J!...v, · fMelroy, N. J. ci·' , Hussey, Robert J. :· -'··' .. r...i ~ • ·:., l.l"'Moruan Allen .,.o<') ' ., l\j l I ~ ' l l {' ii I <.i--,t> LJi. .(.., . t::> t " . ~1 V<X.1::>i:,>(t.-C . .\..> '' • r·r ' ' .. , i.rlv!organ John T. /.•' Irby, l. 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J. :)_,-'\.;, ~ '·""' ,..,.ft·"''"\L-;lJ,,,..."'ij Council Members elected Annual !I/Sims, R. :B. Jr. ' , Meeting, December 14, 1938 for the V!~ner, ~:~' .. ··· ~. ,,-, I year 1939. AJ.4-idcP-4.=nJ ~ . 1 ~ I I 'S I Boy Scouts of America; 2 Park Ave. • New York, New York Genttlement Jan. aa, 1940 lnoluded in •he enclosed dra.t't please tind 75¢ tor which please register Mr. Wesley E. Patton as a Council Member from March 31, 1939 to Dec. 31, 1939. Cord!. ally yours, W. Gordon Morris, Scout ~;!xecuti ve r~·~·.-:-tiurt .. ,1. C;.)·-.4 .JfA·C;'Ll., n. '.'-:~ •. :::-. t 2 ~)r~.'£\.~ ~~".: .;;~ll.1'.~, X.J (:?'j ~~. ::; !~'.::.. {:{ t;~.r ~ ll. 1·. Oran 1~. -.:o::t: H;·1("1Te:- C:rt,Jech ,J 0 s 0'9 ' '!. :.·1 a-:Ji!\_'i?; . .. 1.-0.. A!!'i::n:ur Halle Daire ,foJ!.ly .'~w;eno KelJ..et' Abe .. \f..T2IJ1u.•c; Harold D";;;rls J .1. D-;..; .. cl~r"-c-!:r J .:., s. i.k. ;)t~~ ;:; :.·: l t ";:iev. ; • L. ~/Jen 103b ):;. FcLoL;.t>(;, Lak:e Cormorant, Niss. .:;.:L. '.3riwe c;o. Gc:,.-n.:ncil ~.Ctr .• Council Mbr. •'.':h:r. :.;;;;,. Oo12.ne~1 Cotu1ci1 Ubr. ';~e :O. Canale ·.1 t1o. Phil .A. Ifalle . Jolly i.ii.oto:a.• Live:.."Jl' 1740 Glenwood CounciI Corp.Coum:i1 Council £,:for. .:.~e ;1;;b:r. l~S Mbr. Re .A.G 724 ~~. Fourth ~:>t. Hotel llevo:v- Co· •. lnUil Mb:i.~. :i\e nc Nerit Badge Ccn.amclo1: IN'lVJl i-L~CXAL ... Slil Il'JOLE D:t':!SION 951 Texas 698 ·~dith ;151 Walke? 0"hr. :rl"aining ;:'Le Chr. :BU.. Rc\'i ew 11 .;,,.,. ··-l'' (, ,.,. Doy ::c 1~·ts of J\1Ilf.U."ica1 2 J:;.::1:.~1: .,:.:;;~ue, ~!cr1 Y·,;r:,:;: :aty, !:1.Y. Included in the inclosed draft is 1~8.10 :tor which ple:0,so register t'c1.o following as i:Jco'V.ters in Chict-..ase,w Co·v.nc1l, :a.s • .i~.: ~J~ :. Collier 1i1ighty-o:ne Macliaon JHdg. Council M'b:r. f.../ H.A. Crenshaw Williams Shade Co. Council Mbr. AO AC t./ .Andx".:ow s. Donelson Columbian Mutual Tower Co1mcil Mbr .. AC L · ll.T .• E·01l 1hries t.c.:a.n. Tr<:llls. Dept. M.13 •. Ooun. , v (Pl·: ~}e r13.!giator Mr. Hum;')hrie£j a.s Troop C0mm1 tteeman Troop J't'< ~v 68) \../ :r. If •. :•a(-";li)dalO Dertnon :Bld.g. Council Mbr. AC :. w.A. Ilyan, Sr. Mem.ohia Po.,,•er & JJ.ght Co Co\1.ncil Mbr. AC Frank Sweeney LeMoyne College Council Mbr. AC Sctliinole Division n. ·;·Q.rl :Bland Inter .Racial .... 145 '.Beale Mbr at ~rge AC .hE:e £:4 1~;:; 48 PC 46 PC 4!1: !''""'' 47 .PC 49 PC 42 PC 313 PC Ple;;,tse send Mr. Hope H. Ford,. Camp Director. Camp Currier, a. la.re~ dc:rt:U'icate. $.lo is inelosed,. W. Gordon Morr1 a Scout Tf;xecutive P. ,t. 1I:hen we l'e04'ived our first lot of Scouter Certificates. we w01·0 sent~: for Hev., E.G. Boyce and none for J. Bayard :Borle. ~'le would appre ... cLJ.;e it :i.:f you would send one for the latter. · Boy Scouts of America, 2 Park Ave., New York, New York Maroh 23, 1939 Inoluded in the enclosed draft is $1.00 :for whioh please registor Paul Rietz, 645 E. Dava.nt, Merit :Badge Counselor, R~ AC .. Age 42 P6 (Also please register Mr. Hietz on the 11'roop -Committee of Troop 68). We would like to have the cert1:f1.cate for Assistant Scoutmaster George Alsobrook, Troop 68, Just as soon as possible. It is for a presentation. Thank you. WGM/J Cordially yours. W. Gordon Morris, Scout Executive '1_: :< ·,-}·~''< ::_.l c; .... •>:.nr:i3.. fl.~:: •. ~~ .•• __ .. , o'. .!'\:" c'r:nc ~ '.;';.' :., r·,.: thty • '.N. Y. I.dU~U,(~!_'{l s~,~,\ ~:.nF~ i:r~~1\jt.C~ ~r~~f't i~ "'[~.(.;'.~; f~:n:· ~ .~s? ~1e followi~~ as Scouters: ~- ·n >1aZ'l 9$1 \}yl;t;olfl ~-··"-:). • ~-·::!.·u.?~'O~rei .. i...-";. • • C ~ Lal laf.;han ~-•. - ;j_~, .. -1~, Jt'e ~Wfl z. c,;Lemo.rs ::'..r •. t·d.ti.~~o\.al r~[:ll').t~ Asst. Di!;;tr. c~-..:~~11 Prud ntid Li.te 1.ns.Co. 43 ilea.lo ii .... '"'(}if. :~·l? " ·• I. ~. ·,· - : . J.-. •• ; 9 ,. . . 1\.. • !'.'1 a'.'8 :!..ncltHiJ.ng a 1.~~:r.J. "'>:.~·F;.t.:tct1. for J'<-:irrW?-1 : \;:'·._11"!:.;r, ·· ·,,:J ,1 Vi JL''.'~ 5 t m.ao.e out .,!f;JlH:?S S"' :l~clh1l·h~r. Please send a new card. '!'. Tin.rold. D:a:if:i.s, MEn'it lkvi(:e Oi:n::.nsalJ.oi· 11 ~.z,::.J.hod. .. "1n.G tk1 t received his !ie~r·l'iii n::; Li.i:l.f~<:'l.,::h\c. '"is :~ .. :·:'~~n •:;:; :v: ":1ea~10 Ch.act: }(,:•'t'H.' l'ElCOl'<lS. 0-.,; l'°U'-'.n ~:1 0 :" ~·i 2 ;~1,~ ·~1.t i~:xe·et:t.ive ·., Ik.1J S1;;;ut G oi' /~;,1ed11a, 2 Pai')lc ,~1,.·10 •. , -!'~(~Yt X. ... (..,.!f.;\:i 1 s.::F~.J Yor·~: July 13. 1939 Wit.h rl.Olf\~re11013 to your notic.-~ n .. ')iJU.t 'J'. "7. :ra,lle1. ... Distr5.ct Cornmi :'~sionE'ir-.-... ~Jr., Wr:i. 1 •1 •Jr• s r<-;;gi strati on f:)e was paid up un'hll JunG ~50, 1.9:59 """:~ Scr.mtnw·.~ter of Troop 38, Howov,~r~ ',h~. H''·•:>nt'bn Hron,,,·c took over th::i 'i::.'oop ·iJ.::;ft;;:r.o tht:; rHgtstra.thn expired. and. was t"egic;t'.:::r0d 'but i,1r. W~-~1 lfft"' s fee vJJM:i still paid in to you which mad.a him ~tu.'ll ly rc3g1stel"ed u.ntU tTUlL: ;:;,) 9 19:YJ. His f'ee. then1 for District Commissioner to Dee. 31, 1939 wcuHl. ·be i'.K>vjs ·&he amount wve sent in to Ma.tion& Council. w. (}ot·don Mo?"risv Scout, Executive Bo7 Scouts of America.. 2 Park Ave. g New York. New Yoric Gentlemen& as Distl":i.ct Oommisl3ioner until Dec. Zl, 1939; AC 35 ?C Mr. Wallerwas registered as Scoutmaate'f> or f.1-oop 38 until March 1, 1939. w. Gordoa Morris, SCou.t Executive " ; I Form 0-716 lOO:M: 5-38 - REGION No. BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 2 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y • COUNCIL No. TROOP No. ..... ,. __ . _______ , ___ ,,.,, .. _,_,,,.,, ... ,,,,,.,,,, ... __ .. ,,,_ .. ,_ .. ,,, .. ,,.,,_,,,,,,,_ .... ,.,,,,,,,,,,,, ... ,.,,,,,, .. ,,.,,,,,,, To The National Council: (Date) Boy Scouts of America, 2 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. I hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America and subscribe to its Scout Oath and Scout Law and its Declaration of Religious Policy as stated on the attached sheet and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws of both the National and Local Councils and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by them. I transmit herewith •1.00 membership dues for one year (or a pro rata fee), fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my annual registration. I submit my answers to the following in eupport of my application: INFORMATION REQUIRED FROM PROSPECTIVE LEADERS 1. Age.-... ·-· .. ··-···--···---.. 2. Amer. Citizen or Fir1t ~apera?____ ---·--·----·-.. ·--·-··-· 3. Have you already paid a registration fee in another capacity? .. --·------if ao, What? .. _ .. - .......... _ .... ,,_ .... _, ........... _ 4. Do you desire pocket certificate O large certificate for framing O (or both lOc additional) D-·-----·-·-------·---·--.. ·-·- 5. Were you a Scout? If so, how long? · Tr. No •.. ---.. -···--·----- 6. In what capacity have you been a Scout Official and Where? ----.. ·--·--.. -· .. Tr. No ........ --·-·--· .... ·--·--- '/. When and how long? --------.................. - ..... .. 8. What, if any, Scout Training Certificate do you hold?-------· 9. Present occupation and position held----------- 10. What other experience, if any, have you had in connection with organizations for boys or young men?----·---·-·--.... -. -·-----·--.. ·-·------- '---------------------------·-......... -·-···-···· 11. State the highest Institutions from which you have gr:aduated Grammar O High School O College 0. .. --.. --.... - ......... -·-·- 12. What is your religious preference? 13. Are you a member?-----------··---.. ·--··-·---- 14. Are you married?- ·-·----· 15. Have you boys of your own? __ .. _________ ···---·- 16. RaCC--------·----·--.. -/r ~· .... _ ...... -...... _,,_ SIGNATURE of APP~ICANT in full.7 ......... -47 . " ·:i?' if. < Street addres'*ailmg ad" .................. t£._,.. __ a_ · ~ .. ---..S~~:s.:~;;.;,...--.-e.1i>-..:=::-... ·---.................. . City_t_Z/l..;::j ~e.-i:,..< *' ·.:'-4<~------.. - County__, : ..,,.·~ ..... *-------·- State... . .... ~::~,,~.,: ...... -::::.· Residence telephone nufuber .. _z .. :. .. _§:..;)._ __ :z .. ~---Business telephone tiibber ff- Z. .S-5'~·----............................. - Approved ·-----------·-··--------·----·-·-Title (of Approving officer)---------·--·--·--.. ·-·-·· .. ·-·<••• "Appronl" on l.nformatiOll llMtt) TO BE FILLED IN BY LOCAL COUNCIL (OR HEAD OF INSTITUTION IF NOT UNDER COUNCIL) Is this man to be dropped in any other capacity? ... -...................... -------·-.. ·--·--.......... _ .. ____ ... .!£ so, what? ... ___ ....... - .... --.. ·----·--·---·-----.. --·- Is this man taking the place of any other man who is to be dropped? .. ·-·----.. -···---· .. --...... _ .... ,,_,_ ... - ... - .... - ... ·-·--·-·- !£so, whom?.- ................ -.-.. What capacity?------·----·-·-··--·-·-.. ------·-----·-................. -. Date .. -... - ... ----·--.. -·------·-.. ·---·-·---- (1} INDEX: Status of Troop ... - ...................................................... -·----·----EXI>iration (2) APPROVAL (3) Certificate written_·------·---·-· .. ··--...... - ..... - ... --·-.. ·---·--·-...... _ ( 4) Large certificate written--··-·--·--·---·--·-·· .. ----.. ···--·-·-......... -.. .. Statistical Entry (5) Stencil Made: ..... _ .. -.., ............... -·------··----·---·-----... Compared.---.. .. ------·-... - (6) Application filed- --·---·-·-Filed bY-----·-------- LOCAL INFORMATION ---··-------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------·--------------·----------·-----------·---·--------·-·---------------- ------------- -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ --------------------------------------------------;:----------------------------------------------------------- Eo-:_t.. ~:~<~ ·'""JJ.t :~ of .~\~10 :t~l c~, ;3 r'c:~1·lc I .. i.re. , lte•?)' ~tor1:.:, :,sftr1 Yor-l<:: Dec. n. 1939 Included in the enc1o sad draft pl,~a.ee fiml 'l5t: for which nlen.>:: re{;1 .. -~.t::::l't >~r. :-~. }}.fl Gli::t.Yt,,011 t:l'-3 1r1c~e-T,re:3ld.·s:nt of' Ch.lek:t:J.SG}h c~··n.1nc'.!.l rot' th0 ·~imf; Jnn. 1. im~; to Dec. 31 .• 1939. r,!r. C1a.;rton 1s na;tinr€ 7fif to rogi·;1t0r him until Ot:;t. ~$l 1 17{i9 ;:,,.nd a.t ·l;h~;,l', tir:'le he poJ·1 '.;'1.00 r-\.H 'l'rocp Gorn Hte~r,~an of T:rJop 50 which r'~g'l.d·dr:3 him un:til C0t. ?l, s.-: Bov,u:iv •1:\ tM.s 75¢ l '3 to t,•eglste'l" hi.M back to tho ttm·~ t;1,,:t ~·u r;eC«i,hl'; Vic o- P !'."<? G<. ! •'lent • I' 0-V W. Gordon Morrl s, Scout lilxecu.ti ve Form 0-1062, 1500-9-38-D. J ·" BEG ION NO. 5 CERTIFICATION OF ELECTION AS A COUNCIL NO. NATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBER 558 MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA. Date .. ~!~-·-~!, 1959. Council ~~~-~~:~'.---~~~-·-~---.J...:A.·····:i ____ • ____ B __ ._• _____ lJ_~ ___ • ____ J_._._• _____ ._I __ n __ t!_._,. __ • __ T E · December '"·l. in·•9 o xptre ···-····-···-·-·-··--···---':'.·-'--·····-~-~----!.------------- Registration Service, Boy Scouts of America, 2 Park Ave., New York City. Gentlemen:- The Scouter named below has been regularly elected a member of the National Council, representing this C . .1 f h d' December 51, 1959. H . . d s h . 'd h' ounc1 or t e year- en mg___ ·----·-···-- e ts reg1stere as a couter, avmg pat 1s current · t t' f · th 't f Presioont, Chickast1.w Council, B. s. A. Ine. reg1s ra ion ee m e capac1 y o ----·-----·-----·-------------··-------- . /Jf! ~ ~ . Signe~_:._ ,.,.<:l:r~.d;~-e."'*J D<~ i''} !' t .. :::Ji ----------( Scout Executive) NATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBER ,/ic)l c. Arthur Bru{;e / . . \ . · · <<.~\'il~5•;1 Name --····-···--·--·--············-----------------······--··-·······-····----------: :Tet,:~9;l~~:· ·~ ----'=---------···- E. L. Brue~:: C..o. Address --··-·---------·-·--------- ., .. •--~-~~~~••••,~·7-'~~~:..:~~l:... ___ ••-•·-------0--------·-·--- City Memphis, 55 Age. .. ·--·-····-·--··-··-····-·--······-······-·- ,1. ·.-. .: ~ ;<~' ._: \ \_,\, .I}'\\ i_ '\ '-...:;,;;.":'>' -----State •' ":·;··-.,\:\ Citizensbitf:>\-9'.~Jf.:~~£~!'.~~-?.~ ... - .. ·--····-·----·-·-··--··----····---------------------·----·----····-------·----·--. --~::~·, :· \\_)):. v \ \ __ ·:." .Y:Y MEMBERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL COUNCIL Each chartered Council of the Boy Scouts of America has the right to elect, annually, one of its members as a member of the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America, and one additional member for every thousand boys enrolled on the records of the National Council. The By-Laws require that Local Councils certify as to the election of such members of the National Council on blanks which shall be provided for that purpose. /" .- Form '6.1062C 1500-9-38-D ,....:.....__;;: Registration Service, Boy Scouts of America, ' REGION NO. 6 -CERTIFICATION OF ELECTION AS A MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL COUNCIL NO, NATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBER 568 BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Date .. l_fgb _ ~4 _ JJJ.5li- 2 Park Ave., New York City. Gentlemen:- The Scouter named below has been regularly elected a member of the National Council, representing this Council for the year ending_ker~mh~r ~l.....l~J~?-:t _ He is registered as a Scouter, having paid his current registration fee in the capacity of Camisa:1on£.,. Qblck&aaw ~...S...--A.-Iuc....------- /]/ L, <.. -~ Signed ~~~ 7t-·fl .. rtJ-1_,u,!JJ (Scout Executive) NATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBER <tli d c ;~-~-) "",:-- 1 \ Name ~% ... _.S... .... X1i!it\. .. ___________________________________________________ J,tfel./~10~-~2, cYW8JA. ______________ _ \'-'.>:;·:/--~: </' /-)''\ 'f.~,.~,~:.'~:~,··~·~·;:.::;:·.:~~~{J __ H ________________________ /--<-S\\\.':>"° City MeJtphis r -_~\ '· \ \} 'i) ,_. State Tennessee Age_---~- 1r 0:~~~--=----------------- 1 \ .}2::!/ MEMBERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL COUNCIL Each chartered Council of the Boy Scouts of America has the right to elect, annually, one of its members as a member of the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America, and one additional member for every thousand boys enrolled on the records of the National Council. The By-Laws require that Local Councils certify as to the election of such members of the National Council on blanks which shall be provided for that purpose. / Registration Service. l3oy Scouts of America, 2 Park Ave., New York. Ifow York Gentlemen: r July 5, 1939 Included in the enclosed draft is $1.00 for which please r~ter as a COll.Yiail Membor /Ai1en Cox, Jr. 1905 St~rick :Bhlg., AC Pd. 36 Pocket C•lrt. Oordlallf yours, w. Gordon Morrls, Scout Executive · : ,.,<.:,i no.J. Gotrn.0~1 • ., ,,:· · i'1,>V.t~~ o.f J),;;;~:riCci, \) . u::;_ /> .. venue, ~a~ Y~r Olty, N.Y • .. ~~-- / .Doy Scouts of Arnerlce .• 2 Park Ave., ficiw York, thw York G-en tl emen: ,.,.,. Included in the cnoloBed drBft 1s.75¢ for the reglstr~tlon ~of' Asst. Distrlct Gomm! sai one:r l 1 8m1ng Noel Horne, 10~~9 Ro,sewoorl. The application is also enclosed. Cordially yours, w. Gordon Morris. Scout :c:xecuti ve t 1~. ·:· • • 11 '.~ :rsh• .,.~r~';:.n.tl ~1.9·:.~~Gro, 1~8 . • ~, _::.tin, r,·~n. :··:tfi~ '.\:on..'ll. '· .. :~ /.J ''ii th best m. shes, I am ·-.·. Gorden ~:brris .. ~c.;ut ·nxec11ti ve .. ]~. -X".1est llall. • Xk;' ··:'. n:t ~"it'.l:t°'C:;;\tion. l"c:m, '.is• f,t1cm:n. 1!1. 0-ord·m Horris ScY1lt :i~:i;;ei:niive FORM 0·8 5000 SET(' 6·89f 402854 BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA NATIONAL OFFICE 2 PARK AVENUE NEW YORK, N. Y. -~N~o~v~· ~9~ _ 19_22__ Mr. William G. Morris, Scout Executive, Chickasaw Council 55S, B.S.A., 501 Columbian Mutual Tower, Memphis, Tenn. Applicati0n of Troop 2S Memphis, Tenn. DA 7 Scouters registered @ $1.00 Received Due APPLICATION PENDING Please Make Checks Payable to Boy Scouts of America $7.00 6.00 $1.00 $1.00 Boy t'icou.ts. of ,l\rnerlca, 2 Pr;<J"k Ave., lfovi York. New York Gentlemen: With refere..nce to the noti<~e oonc-o:rninf; the reg!-st,i"~J,ti.on of 'l'roop 28 Scouters--the:re were 7 Scout.::rs on tl;< a•'\('ltcatl nn bu.t. Dr. r.... M. Graves is a. member of t.he Council atu't pa1<1 his fee lt4,st, December when he r.::gi stc:red. wl th the Cot'i.11011 ~o he d.id. not p.•·tY.. w1 th the Troo9,, W. Go·rdon Morrl s. Soou.t Execu.ti. ve S(;)pt. 9, 1939 !Joy Scouts of' America, 2 Park: Ave.• · Mew 'fork, New York Gentlement Please register the :following as District Oommisslon~n·1 ~~:~em W,. llei akell · 14'34 COIPJ\'1"1>X'Ce Title filr'.g. AG 39 l~ee pa.iil a.s Scoutmaster of Trev? p .fl • Since Mr. Hei akell is rae;istereJ as Scoutmaster of Troop "k7 • he ;vil1 not p~ another f•ee. cordia.lly yours, W. Gorclon Mo rrl s, Scout. 1bi:ec,1ti ve Form 0-i 16 IOO:M 2-39 C.P. REGION No. BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 2 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. SCOUTER APPLICATION COUNCIL NO. TROOP No. To Serve as ~Jc;;;;::;;,~ SCOUT_E_RS __ AN_D_CUB __ s_E_RS_> ______________ _ (Rank) Troop No. and City (or Subject if Merit Badge Counselor) :le', /fe11 To Ja.-n. al/. /f-¢'.o From T ;:;r <ElPiration date) 47= .,;fc,, If 4. o To The National Council: (Date) Boy Scouts of America, 2 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. I hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America and subscribe to its Scout Oath and Scout Law and its Declaration of Religious Principle as stated on the attached sheet and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws of both the National and Local Councils and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by them. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year (or a pro rata fee), fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the· period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my annual registration. I submit additional information listed below in sup~ ctf application SIGNATURE of APPLICANT in fu~ St1~~s~~(~ng~~l~--LL~4~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~----~~------ C1ty 'd/-~ .n "-'<-"7-'~'-----__ _ Residence telephone munl}(r~ ,7-<:>;it i·T Business telephone n mber _ _.,__~~..;__ ___________ _ , Approved Title (of Approving officer) _____________ _ -:? . • . (see "Approval" on information sheet) 1. Age OLk 2, Amer. C1t1zen .et Fast Fapt'"t"!r? · ~ 3-~""47 3. Have y u already paid a registration fee in another capacity? Yes~ No O if so, What?_,;;a.:;.~-"-"'====-=-o"'-= 4. Do you desire pocket certificate ~large certificate for framing O (or both lOc additional) Oi---------- 5. Were you a Scout? Yes~ No O If so, How long? ..:? ___..../ ,..-.,z · Tr. No. __ z~z_='------- 6. Were you a Cub? Yes O No D If so, How long? L Pack No. --------"7"- 7. Have you been a Scout Official Yes~ No 0 What capacity?;£~~ Where? ~I~~ 8. When and how long? /f2S - l7r§ f /4~~- 9. What, if any, Scout Training Certifica:e4 ~ h~ ?· __: ______ .,,,_------------------ 10. Present occupation and position held ~ c:?'~ ~ · 11. What other experience, if any, have you had in connectiofi with organizations for boys or young men? ____ _ 12. State the highest Institutions from which you have graduated Grammar D High School O College~------ 13. What is your religious preference? Catholic O Jew O Protestant 1KI Other O None O 14. Are you a member? Yes IE No O 15. Are you !fl..<lJr~? .. Y:es O No .O:C.-------- 16. Have you boys of your own? Yes O No 0 17. Rac~e-~~"4-~A~~~=="-""""--~------~----~ TO BE FILLED IN BY LOCAL COUNCIL (OR HEAD OF INSTITUTION IF NOT UNDER COUNCIL) Is this person to be dropped in any other capacity?__, ___ Yes ____ No· ____ __.Tf so, which? ________ _ Is this person taking the place of any other person who is to be dropped? _____ Yes. ________ No, _____ _ If so, whom? What capacity? Date Signature--------~-o:--=:---::----:--:----,,,----.,.-,--------- (for Troop Organization Committee) Signature_ · Scout Executive (To be signed by Head of Institution if Not Under Council) Il>ate-----~------------~ (3) Certificate written ________________________ _ (2) APPROVAL (1) INDEX: Status of Troop, _________________ Expiration (4) Large cer~ificate written. ______________________ _ Statistical Entry (5) Stencil Made: ____________ _ Compared:~------------- (6) Application filed _____________ _ Filed by ___________ _ (. LOCAL INFORMATION ----------"'---------------- --·--·--------· ---- ·--- ,, -r ./ Bo~ Scouts of America. 2 Pa.:rk Ave. , llew York. New York Gentlemen: Sept. 28, 1939 Included in the enclcsed draft is $1.00 tor which please reglster T. J. Beauchamp, Field Commissioner (Seminole Division of Chlokasa:w il'.buncil) 951 S. Parkw~ !I. X AC 34 This will registr;·r '.td.m back to Dec. 31. 1938 to Dec. 31, 1939. WGM./J Cordi ally yom.•a., w. Gordon Morr1so Scout Executive Form 0-716 !OOM Z-39 C.P. REGION No. BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 2 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. SCOUTER APPLICATION (TO BE USED FOR ALL NEW SCOUTERS AND CUBBERS) To Serve as T' i -~s 1 ·l r:' '1: ':' i;; "i :.'"• ,·~·,, COUNCIL NO. TROOP No. .. (Rank) Troop No. and City (or Subject if Merit Badge Counselor) From ____ ?_)_~_:i.:,_·_t_.~_~:_!L_~-_1;:_.··l_:_J_._~-·~,-~_.·._£_:~-~r_~~~Q ____________ To----------------·---- CExpiration date) To The National Council: (Date) Boy Scouts of America, 2 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. I hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America and subscribe to its Scout Oath and Scout Law and its Declaration of Religious Principle as stated on the attached sheet and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws of both the National and Local Councils and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by them. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year (or a p~o rata fee), fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my annual registration. I submit additional information listed below in support of my application. SIGNATURE of APPLICANT in full ... ___ -;f><-, ...,.&,,.~,_ • .....,.,.,r=I"-}""'~;'"".\-_,,',_;,;;12-rc"')~i.""~"'"r.1""· ;"~';~~,__--------------------· Street addre~s (M~iljng address) ::; ::.\!.. i:! i · • '.' ~,>; ~ V E " City ~;.~;:•~::-, 1··'! • County_""~:·-=l=-'·'""'·;~=1'-'·r:,_i"'~·'-----·---- State-~'!'~i~·':=r.i.=n,.,..... _____ _ Residence telephone number 3- 1ik 13S 1-1J'!' • Business telephone number Approved Title (of Approving officer) _____________ _ (see "Approval" on information sheet) 1. Age ? 4 2. Amer. Citizen or First Papers? ___________________________ _ 3. Have you already paid a registration fee in another capacity? Yes O No O if so, What?--------- 4. Do you desire pocket certificate O large certificate for framing: O (or both lOc additional) 0---------- 5. Were you a Scout? Yes O No O If so, How long? ___ ~-------- Tr. No. 6. Were you a Cub? Yes O No O If so, How long?------------ Pack No. 7. Have you been a Scout ..,°fficial Yes ~ No 0 What capacity? D. CdJi 1 ,.,,.C. Where?_}""_,tP.:7'"'·1"-,i·~,,_ .. ;_h...,. i ... ;...,..··--- 8. When and how long?_x~"~~~;;~:~O,__~t~,t~)_..·~~+'~1~+~.~~., _____ ...,,..,...,,...._,,c-------::--....,------=----------- 9, What, if any, Scout Training Certificate do you hold? __,;,:1,,..[=i~n!l..:i:::·.;..,f.1'-':l.,;;..1.i"'T,_· -'~..,-',."'p'"'.w.""~~!""~i.,.. .. -_'±1~1.._"'_,,("-:·•._,r_.., .... ,~" ... 1...,, ________ _ 10. Present occupation and position held ________________________________ _ 11. What other experience, if any, have you had in connection with organizations for boys or young men? ____ _ 12. State the highest Institutions from which you have graduated Grammar O High School O College 0------ 13. What is your religious preference? Catholic O Jew O Protestant ljl Other O None O 14. Are you a member? Yes ~ No O 15. Are you ma.r~i.~~?, Yes m No 0 16. Have you boys of your own? Yes 0 No 0------ 17. Race , · ·~ v, 11 TO BE FILLED IN BY LOCAL COUNCIL (OR HEAD OF INSTITUTION IF NOT UNDER COUNCIL) Is this person to be dropped in any other capacity? Yes No Tf so, which? Is this person taking the place of any other person who is to be dropped? Yes No If so, whom? What capacity? Date Signature Date (for Troop Organization Committee) Signature_ Scout Executive (To be signed by Head of Institution if Not Under Council) (1) INDEX: Status of Troop Expiration (3) Certificate written (2) APPROVAL (4) Large certificate written Statistical Entry ' (5) Stencil Mad,. Compare..! (6) Application filen Filed by --- ~------·--· --·--· LOCAL INFORMATION ·----------- ~--------·--------------·- ------------------------------ Form 0-716 lOOM 5-38 - REGION No. BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 2 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. COUNCIL No. TROOP No. ~. - .SCO~ATION .' To Serve as .. ·--· .. -·-·--·--········· .. ~··------·-··-···---·········· ............................................................................... : ..• - ... - ...... ---···-.. ··-···-··-········-····· .................................................. . From. .......................................... ~:~ ... l.i··.C. .. q.. . 2 ....1 ... ............. -............................ -~~P No. :~~~::.~: .. ~~-~-;:..:~.:~ .. ~:.~~~ .... l ... f. .. J. ...... t .... 9.. .. J ... ~ ................................. . (Expiration Date) _... ..................... ___ ,.. ............... ~. .....2 :::. .Z c.., ...... L.9..l ... ~L ........................................................... To The National Council: (Date) Boy Scouts of America, 2 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. I hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America and subscribe to its Scout Oath and Scout Law and its Declaration of RelJgious Policy as stated on the attached sheet and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws of both the National and Local Councils and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by them. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year (or a pro rata fee), fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my annual registration. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application: INFORMATION REQUIRED FROM PROSPECTIVE LEADERS 1. Age ......... - ....... 2...._fe _____ .. 2, Amer. Citizen or First ~apera ? ... ·---.. ~-.. --.. ·-· .. ··---··-·--·-··-·-.. ·--·-·· .. -····-........................ - ............. . 3. Have you already paid a registration fee in another capacity ? .... - ... ·--··~---·-· ..... if so, What? ...... -....... , __ ........ ........... - ...................... - ....... _ l 4. Do you desire pocket certificate Bl large certificate for framing 0 (or both lOc additional) 0 .......... -... -----·-··----n-:-·1.?'7,1"'":'~ 5. Were you a Scout? If so, how longL_.~_!:(,~:!.SL ..... ;;-;z:~-:::_:-"Tn---·--- Tr. No •.. L'f..1-~ ... 6. In what capacity have you been a Sc;put <;>_fficial an,a Where?~-;,--:;·'=t .... A •. r;li;;!:..h.:_ ...... -.......... q'i; Ne ........ ~.~. · · 7. When and how long? .. ·---~~~~- -------.......... --.......... :;,'!~ ... ·i,. ~ 8. What, if any, Scout Training Certificat~ do ,,l!!U h~d?~-~-~....: .....~.. .. .... ---.... -........... :]. . ~~ 9. Present occupation and position held .. ~- ~! ..... ~....:::.- ..... . • ...... - .. ~ 10. What other ex_eerience, ~any, have you ~din conn~c J:: .ga for boys ol' young men? .................. ................................. . Mta,;~:!;. ....... ~~ 1,,,,., DID;S"' .. ,-O~u;.;1f1£it~ 12. What is your religious preference?-.. -------·-·--- 13. Are you a member?--~----·-·---···· .. -· .. ·--···· ........................ 14. Are you marriedL------·--·------·.b...d:Z:::: 15. Have you boys of your o~n?-·----··-·-....... -----·---.................. ,,_ .. 16. Race .... _____ ___w.:~ .. :::::._~-- -----·-·--··-·-···-·· ............. .. SIGNATURE of APPLICANT in full ...................... ~·--·-.... -·····~- -- -·· ·---·---·-----·--·-----·--.. ·-·---···-·--·- Street address (Mailing address) ....... ~ .. ·-··~-~-·-- -------------.. --.,,,-;:·--·--· ... ·. .: ·······-.. ·. :::·-~--· City .. ·----·-----·~· .. ·-·-··········--·· .. ·· CountY-·-·-···----- ---·--·------- State. ... -.~ Residence telephone number. ..... - ........ :t:. . :L?. .......' .'.'l. ... {e ... ___ ,_ ___ .Business telepho e number._._..£.Lf.:'...l:::. ...f .2. .... ---·-·. -··--····· .. ····· .. ·· ......... .. Approved --·-··-·--·-.. --.... --.. ··--.. --................. _ ................ -.--... --........... - ....... -.... Title (of Approving officer) ............................ , ______ .. __ ··--··-·---· ...................... .. (100 "Approval" on information moot) TO BE FILLED IN BY LOCAL COUNCIL (OR HEAD OF INSTITUTION IF NOT UNDER COUNCIL) Is this man to be dropped in any other capacity? ............. - .................... -·-····--······ ................................................... .1£ so, what? ......... ................................................................................ ... Is this man talcing the place of any other man who is to be dropped? .... ·--···-·-·------·--· .. ··-............................................................................................................ ____ ......... . If so, whoiμ ? ............ - .......................................... ---------.. ·----· .. ---···-What capacity? .................................. _______ .................................................. ____ , ........................... . Date. ........ - ......... . .................................... __ ·-·---.. -·--···-···-·---- Signature--·---------·-('f-;;:r;;.;p.. 0·;-g~:;;i~;i'i~:;; ..c ;~;:;;;;:;iic~~)"' ..... .. ...... -.......... _ ........ . Date ......... -···---·----·····---···-·-·-·--.. ·---···--------·--· .. ·-·-· .. -··-- Signature .. ·--·----·-· .. --... - ............................................... - .... - .............. - ............................... - ................. . Scout Executive (To be signed by Head of Institution if Not Under Council) ( 1) INDEX: Statum of Troop ................................................................. - ..... -.• - ............... Expiration (2) APPROVAL ( 3) Certificate written... ... - ......... ........... - ...................... ---·--··-··-·················· ............ ·-·-········-· ( 4) Large certificate written. ____ ................................................... - ........................................ .. Statistical Entry (5) Stencil Made .... - ........................ : ....................... - ..... -... - ........................ -............................... Compared ............ -·-···---···-.. ----- (6) Application filed...·-----·---·-·----·--· .............. -............ Filed bY-·-·-·-··------·---- LOCAL INFORMATION --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------R --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------~---------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------~----------------------------------------------------------------- Boy scouts of America, 2 Park Ave.• New York. N_ew York Dec. 6, 1939 Please register the tollowingi As of November 21, 1939 Fr~mk Harrison. Asst. Dis_trlct Oomrnisdoner. trniveredty of Tenn. Age 26 AC Included in the- enclosed draft h 25¢ for his registration. WGM/J Cotd1a1ly you.rs. w. Gor.don Morrl.se Soou.\I li:xeoutl ve rr. ; _,-- ..... ? R 0 G R A M & 0 ~ J E C T I V E S !OR 'I'HE YEAR 1 9 5 9 l.. Secure quota of' subscriptions to ffBoye• Lifott., 5. Reach following objectives 1n Sc:oata and Cubs by Deeember 31, ilr>591 Bcouts •• G•• 21 609 Cubs o ••••• ., .... l:~ Total•o••e• 2,755 4. Heaoh following objootiVf.iS in trained leaderss Scoutmasters 40;~ Aaat. Scoutml:>stera 2s,r Cubma~ters ?SJ; Asst. Cubmasters 75% Skippors 7Sfo MatflB 75% i. Train Scout teadnrs by puttin~t on following training couraes: Principles of SCoutiaa.atership Pfick Organization Troop Cam:11ng S;;eciali~at.ion Course Comi S$ionera' 'training Course Troop Program Planning Course "1ements ot Sqout Leadarahip Ita.omentD ot Cub, ·Leadership Elements of Soni?r Scouting 6,, Install approved system of b;:Jokke·oping for regietra:tiona. 7. De•alop District Organization in DeSoto, Tate, Panola (fo,rnties, Miss. and Crittenden Oo., Ark. e. Raise adequate budget wit.Li area participating. 9. Increase uue or Troop Budt-;et Plan tG 75%. 10. Get Troops to adopt "Troop Ctimping ObJectiv<~e." ll. Train District Comhsionero and build up service to Troops through them. 12. Improve activities in Council through bBtter Troup programs; the Camp-0-Re!!. and Efficiency Contest. 15. Strive to increase tenur£:r and advancement. 14. Place more emphasis than evor betorFJ on Cubbing and Senior So1.1ut1ng. 15. He.va President to attflnd National. Council Annual Meeting and Scout Jl:Xecutive to attend National Training Conterence. l. 2. s. 4. {)~ 6. 7. a. 9. 10. 11. 12. lj[. 11. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. PiiOPObED NEWi COUN01Ji M~Rp FO:g YE.t-'lR 1959 NOMilU.TgD BI Ml~.~ HENRY l\1, C1AI'fOJ1 NliA.B}e Mr. R. Btitos Brown Mr. R. r. Creson Mr. '1'. K. Creson Dr. ;r. Murry Davis Mr. Fred Ford M1~. Ben E. Glaagow Mr. F. J. Grahrun Mr. c. :M. Jacobsou Mr. Ht~:nry s. Jonaa Mr. :e~n r. M,rerti Mr. o. T. P•_;nnebnker M:r.. John s. Roulhac Mr. w. A. r1y • an, Sr. \r. \1. A. Ryan, Jr. Hr~v. F" (~. Boyce , ...... Mr,. R.<1.y l,(J<El Diaf'r108 Mr. w. A. Oren&ihaw Mr •. o. L. Spr1ngf teld s. C.. Toof & Oo. GS MCCB.ll St. 65 McCall At. lH~l Madison Ave. Mdlco Theb.tere, Inc. Guardio.n t"if e Il:u;.. Co. Soutnern B~:il.i 1'.'el;. Co. J.st N10.t..L Bk. :Bldg. MemphiB Powor & Light. Co. Mam; . .> .1s Power Se Light Co. P. 0. Box ~::697 Socb.l S1)curity Board l'i'al:"nQl'worth Bldg• M:t:~mphL.~ fO'.lalr & Light Oo. MJ.sm;_.-hia Pow~ir <'.\: Light. Co. 4tii:J N. Willett St. Ri:.lei{s;h, T•>rm Williaif>El 1;.ih,1de Co. Southwel:itern NOM.INAThD BY MR. ?:m. Dt,_ttS'.1'.'ROM. Lithogra . .:1her Contractor Dictaphom Doctor Munager Manager T,~1"'Phor1e Ri'iul r;stttte Nat. Gb.t1. Div. Public Utility l\a.ilroa.d l;l,!>mi..g er ;}(~leo M<>~u6er &~cr\;;\t&ry ~iniater Accoun tarit Bhad{;IS Bure&r 19. Mr. John Angus 211 F~;rnaworth llJ.dg .. Con.tr~ctor 20. 21. 22. us. 24. 25. 26. 27. ;.:a. 29. 50. 51. C. l¥£0RhI8, of Tr. 10. Mr. H. L • .H.erdngton Buckeye Cotton Oil Co. Mr. Mr. Mr. Air. W.r., !ir. Mr. Mr. M.r • Mr .. Mt·., A. C .. Muir Clyde J. Zink Frank Gilliland Nort.b M.f a. :t:41rcirHi.r<; Co. ~J.t~rick .Bldg. Lv.vr1er Hardw&re Lawyer l:jOUJIAT rill Bl MR, RODtFY B.MI!1t, /r. Obuber of Com, .AndrEiw B. !/.:;;ggener 0o:werce Title Bldg. Lio;,qer Curl Car~on Dixie Drive-It.-Yourselt S,6~11 Jot.~ Hunt Max Brown George Bates Ira L. Gold.en Allen Hmith Jamus Malone 105 s. Second Bt. AS1$0Ch.ted ou1'.)d Growers F'i::JmT::r & ~'hne Wm. R. Mc·::irt~ Dry (}..)oda Oo .. Publishers G.uildal, Inc. DHrh10D Hldg. i'·,rkims Oil Co. Druughon•s Hui;;ine$t> College Mr. Ruesell Blair Mr. C. W. Butler Dr. Hm~<t:r.d. Ourl bixfa.~xJelM.:UU.az Mr. Bubert Daugherty Mr. H. L. DE:~liD.n&y Mr. A • P • F11J.nt Mr. George M. Klet.;per Mr. Groom Leftwich Mr. lfa.rol<l W. Le i'Jmtn Mr.. Brron O. Lutm.i1tl l':'l:r.. Hot.e.rd w. Pritchard Mr .. H. R. Schlfart.zkopf Dr, Robert A. George Mr. T. i. 'fu~wil~r Pr. ;w. R .. W~•llace Mr. t.;,. A., Smith IOMlftATI Olf~} oot:MITTE.Jli AA• A.1 D. McmlQRIERa CH&,;t!Y,L!!J Inactive :.tnHetive Inactive iiand.x0••:?..et:~att;Ji;;. Inactive., Inf).ct.ive Moved out of city Inactive Inai.n.ive Moved out of city. Inactive Illt!.tetive Inactive Mr. flu.rH:;ell Blair Mr. C. w.. Butler Dr. liO'\,,,:rrl. Curl Mll':ix&.JiLii'.,x l'!lllf.l.i& uuz Mr. iiube:rt. Dhugherty Mr. H .. L .. I:ii:.:·lt,.nf;;y Mr .. A. P .. Jl'.,nt Mr. G·(;org~~ M. Kla'. fit'.~r t~r. Groom Leftwich Mr .. lfa.rold :·1., Le,;mtm Yir. llt:ron 0" Lutman Mr. Ho\1 !ird 11'. Pri tcnard ililr. H. R. G-Oh'llf~rt:dtor1i· fiOIINATlQIS GOMMIT'r~::i Mft, A. D, MgWfjORTf:Rt CHAIRMfJ! Inact.iTe I.nactive Inaati~e ~GW:tJll.illfz.1tt:,.):. Inactd..ve. ln!/,ctive 1-.'foftd out Qf eit.r lnt1etiV'ff I11ac;,.ive Moved out of a.ity. ln&ctJ,.e llla.c ~,J. ve In&etiva ------------------------- Dr. Rob~::rt A. George :Mr. T., a. 'fu.tw'ilnr Dr.. .';.. I\., i:i;~llr.,.ce Mr. L. A. Smith Cl!J:OKASAW COUNCIL, B, S, A. INC. MEMBERS OF THE EXEQUTIVE BOARD FOR THE YEAR 1959 President Mr. t:. Arthur Bruce Vice-President Mr. A. K. Burrow ft " Mr. Walter Lane Smith It " Mr. P. A. Clayton fl " Mr. Abe Scharff Secretary Mr. P. C. !Harke Treasurer Jtlr. w. P,, Halliday Commissioner Dr. T. s. Eliot Field Commissioner Mr. F. J, Flanagan Chairman, Activities Committee Mr. F. J. Flanagan n Awe.rds & Resolutions Mr., w. P. Halliday ti Camping Committee Mr. R. G. Ramsay It Civic Rel8.t ions Com. Mr. Rodney Baber ft Constitution & By-Laws Mr. J,. s. Allen ft Court ot Honor Mr. Gilmer Richardson " Cubbing Com. Mr. Harry Vil'ebb " Finance Com. Afr. Abe Scharff " · Health & Safet1 Com. Dr. J. s. Goltrna:n u Organization Com. Mr. Henry M. Clayton " outfitters Com. Mr. P. A. Clayton " Publicity Com. Mr. T. HarTey Creach " Reading Com. Mr. Emile A. Bizot ti Rural Scouting Mr. E. .A. Harrold n Rural Scouting Mr. S. B. Dt~an n Rural Scouting W..r. Herbert Holmes " Rural scouting Mr. c. n. Holloman n Ru.rel Scouting Mr. c. H. Brown 11 Senier Sc.u.ting C•m. Mr. llusst11l 'Nilkinstm 11 Training Com. Mr. Joe Hopper Members-At-Large r.:r .. Perry Sellers Mr. c. Rel Hughes Mr. c. T. leCabe Mr. N. o. Whitaker Mr. J. Grruiville Ga.tee l\F,r. A. D. Niel'ihorter - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - (Note---The immediate Past President, Mr. George Phillips, was Ex-officio Member of the Board. PROPOSED RESOLUTION TO BE ADOi,.'ED BY THE EXECUTIVE BOARD (At its November 17th Meeting.) With increasing sense ot the loss suffered through his passing the Executive Board of Chickasaw Council, Boy scouts ot America, desires thus to reCQrd its deep sorrow at the death on October 24-th, 1959 ot Mr. George J?. Phillip~, Past-President ot 0h.1ckaaaw Council. We, who were priviledged to know and to work with him uwqp .found bis intense enthusiasm a source ot inspiration; his 107alty and devc>tion to the cause of Scouting made his influence felt t~otigbout the Council; his br~ad experience, good judgement and wise counsel ' proved valueable in the S couting program ot charactGr building and citizenship training trom the very beginning of tho Council ts activities in 1916. Throughout the years of his service to boyhood as a Council Member, Vice.;..President, Executive Bo.ard Me~ber and President, he was always seeking to ex.tend Scouting to more boys who co.uld be taught the values of living· the Scout Oath and Law in their da.ily live.a. His work c ontributed to the present high standing or S couting in Memphis and his death deprives this Board of a courageous and trusted leader, and Meaphis of a citizen whose work tor.youth wiil stand as a laating memorial, for he trul.7 pointed the way to · The. Scouting Trail "This ia the trail that the Scout shall know Where kniglltl.7 qua.lities thrive and grow; The·: trail · ot honor and truth and worth And the strength that spl".ings trom the good brown earth; This trail ·that Scouts, in their seeking blaze Through the toughest tangle, the deepest maze, Till' out. or Boyhood th&. Scout comes s;traight . To _ttanhood•s splendid and high estateltt · · Mindful of our long association with Mr. Phillips as an official ot t.his Council, and ot' his constructive work on behalf of the Council, the ·Executive Boar<I gratefully records its appreciation of hiJll by adopting the followings .' " . ' BE IT RESOLVED; That we, on behalf' ot the membrsbip of Chickasaw Council, Boy Scouts ot .America, at't.est to the inspiration and support which Mr. Phillips brough to the deliberations ot the Board and the Council and the Committees on which be f aitbtull;r sarve4; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: That a copy ot this resolution be spread upon the mi:nutes of this organization and that a copy be sent to Mr. Phillip$s family as a testimonial of our sincere appreciation of his usefulness, not only as a member of Chickasaw Council but also as a citizen or Memphis. CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A. INC. By ______ ~....,...,__~~~~----~~~- Pre siden t. _,..,;. Note Note for historical disclaimer <small><i>Please note that these documents are presented as they existed in their original form for historical accuracy. This document may contain racial or culturally insensitive language. 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Title A name given to the resource 1939 Chickasaw Council Recharter & Annual Report Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chickasaw Council, BSA Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1939 Annual Report https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/e42c791dbacdf3ff1eac476ad259b8c4.PDF 2e8a3f70f0e7d600589b3ab30281c98e PDF Text Text CHICKASAW COUNCIL. BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. Report on Examination of Accounts For the Year ended September 30, 1939 PEAT, MARWICK, MITCHELL & CO. l ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS ·-----·-----·--------·------~--- �PEAT, MARWICK, MITCHELL & Go. ACCOUl'i[T.ANTS AND AUDITORS NEW YORK MINNEAPOLIS NEW ORLEANS BOSTON CHARLOTTE NEWARK CHICAGO PHILADELPHIA CLEVELAND PITTSBURGH DALLAS PORTLAND DENVER ST. LOUIS DETROIT SALT LAKE CITY HOUSTON SAN FRANCISCO INOIANAPOLIS SEATTLE KANSAS CITY TULSA LOS ANGELES WASHINGTON MEMPHIS WORCESTER MILWAUKEE HAVANA~CUBA ATLANTA SHRINE BUILDING MEMPHIS, TENN. CANADA GREAT BRITAIN EUROPE llrro w. Gordon Morris, S.eout Ex:ecutive Ghielcasaw Councii, Boy Seouta of Amierica... Inc., Item.phis, Tennessee. ~ Sira :tn. ae:co:uda.nce with your instructions, we have examined the accounts of the Chickasaw Council, Boy Scouts of' America., Inc., M.emphis, Tennessee, for the year ended September 30, 1939. In connec:tion the:u·e... with, we examined or tested the acc.ounting records and other supporting, evidence and oibtained information arJ.d explanations from. officers and employees of the Council. We made a general. review of the accounting methods and of the income and expense accounts for the year but we did not make a detailed audit of the transactiolliS. O•n Oln' We now submit the report examination, together with related statements as enumerated in the index appended hereto. ~eom.e a and Expenses shown by the statement of l:ncome and Rxpenses, Ex:llibit "A.", the expenses exceeded the income, which consis:ted principally o,f eontr·iN bu.tioEJs pledged during the. l.938-1939, campaign~ by $7'12.96. The expenses aggregating; $11,457.02, include in.ter•racial ex:penses of $2,218o25 and �. ·--- '.! ··--''~='-""=~==~~~"'=~c-c=':•---~.•coc=c=='~'====-====-·-o==--=====c==-=-~~''~=~c-"o~·=•o••·-•cc."-·'·'~'~=•,,..-==.c·c=••1'·'·'·°" I certain expe:nse,s in conne.e;tion. with the op·eration. of Camp Currier,. amount.. img to $94'7 .83,, both 01f which are de.tail.ed. in S.c:hedul.e ":L..". 'Fhe inc:om.e and expenses of e;onducting the mass camp at Camp Currier and also in connec;tion with Kamp Kia Kim.a and Camp Daniels are shown in a separa,te report. issued under date of October 2'7, 19390 A statement showing the ass:ets, liabilities and net worth of the Council as a.t Sep.tember 30, 1939 1 is appended her et@ as Exhibit. ttBtt, in e:gnneetion with which th.e following comment is submi.tte.do Th.e cash in banks was confirmed by c.ertificates ree;ei ve.d. from the foll.owing deposit.a.Jti.es& Uni.on Planters Nationa1 Bank w General.' Fund Fi:rr·st National Bank • ltiisc:ellaneous Ftlnd Ia.tiona:h. Bank of Commerce (Sav.ing:s) • :Lake Fund 'fo;ta1 f $ 6,529012 3.09c.0:3 2a5.51 $ 7 .Jl..23. 66 '.Fhe pll.ed.ges reec;eivab.:le represent the: uncollee;ted. portion of ·.I p;l.edges obts,ined by the Clouncil in its campaigns for the foll.owing aeas:ons, . Original. A\n'J:onnts Ba.lance .Qfilect,ed . .Yet Dui.e Pl.edig~~ Campaip f.or· 1939.... Jl.940 Gampa.ign for l..938•Jl..9;39 Campaign for 19 3'7•1938\ $ JL4.75i2o92 l.0,086o6i0 4 11 666.32 T:otal. j 46 I 877ol2, 37 J 654. 9JL 9 .222. 2J. JL.6 •. 6.43.M l.4;026;.39, 2,61.7.05 l.5.,480.76 l.3.,54JL.92 ll.,9,38.84 Vie are unable to'. state what per<il;ent.age of the unpaid malanc:es °"" pltedgea aggregating $~,222.2ll a1' Septemb~r 30, 1939, Wille be collected.0 i i :rl No reserve has been provided for pl..edges which ma.y prove to be une:ollecti ..... bJLe,. as i.t has been the practice of the Council to oar~y the unl?aid �ba;J.ane;es in. full. until such time as it app:ears no further collLee:tio>ns will. be ma.de,. when they are then written off the books. wri tt.en ~:ft as uncolleQ ;tibl.e. during the pa.st three year·a; ha-ve averaged slight.l.y more than 1.0% of the total p,led.ges obtaine d. at Se:ptemb er 30, 1939 reduc:ed by that. :percenta ge would indicate that they are worth approxim ately 49% of the a.mount a.t- which they aJ.'·e carried , as may be seen from the folJl.owi ng statemen t& BaJ.ane;es WorthlLe ss Eatimat. ed Yet Due. (l.0% of' T.ot:al.} _ .l&s Good Pl.edges 193,g....Ji.940 .. l.9391-l.939 It $ 4.666•32 ].937-19 38 I Total. Percenta ge % l.;4?5•~ 3,JL9Ji.•03 JLj.664•3 4 952o7i 39-0076 2;,61.'1•05 Jl.2938:.84 JL,548.0 8 9 11 222.21. 4, 68'1'. 71. l.OOoOO 5008'3 4:.534.5 0 -= 49.J.7 The a.mount d.ue frQJli Oaim:i;i Currier • $11.0.12 , represe nts a loan of : $Jl..00o00 from the Jiiake Fund on Septembe r. 18, 1936 to rebuild the a:amp lmead,,JI q_ll1ialr'ters destroye d by fire, (the insurane ;e reco~ery being insuffie :ien.t f<IJ;r: tlllat pUl!poae) togethe r with tio.:1.2 represen ting the profits from Canqi-0-ReJ. The a.mount due: from Glamp Daniels , $36.05, represe nts expenses paid for l that ea.mp from the general fund and the a.mount, due: from"L Kamp Kia Kime.,. $5Jl..OO, re.prese nts a l.Oian to that camp in a prior year from the mi.seal.l..aneous f-und which ha.a been refunded since Septemb er 30, J.939. The I amountl due to the lriscella neous Fund, $85.00, i.s of:f'.-set in the account s payabJl.e i of the- Genera.ll. :Eund and represe nts postage paid for out. of the: lli.se:ella .neo · :1 Fund during August and Septemb er 1.938 for the 1938-19; 39 ca.mp-aign. The unexpir ed insuranc e premium s, $60.0l., represen t the un- expired portion of the: premiums~ for insurane e: on the property at Camp �·-t:·.·.·. ' 4. 1l ,, Currier, the furniture and fixtures at the: g.eneral. office, burglany ii ·1 ii insurance and a surety bond of $5,ooo.oo. I I 'I liiabil.i ti.es I ,I ·1 ~ credit of $39. "16 in the llisc::el.1aneou s; Fund represents; funds :j :1 hel.d by the Council, for troops: disbanded in prior years,, as fo;llowsa .1 !roop 2l. 22 "' It Ma.1' 1.5, 43 $ ll..935 .;ran.. 9; Jl..9,3,3 llfa.y ll..5, JL9:35 li..0•85 2l:c.9;0 7~0J. !'otal. $ ~9. "/6 '.! J I The a.mount due to Camp Currier, $33. 75,, represents extra helLp II during the l.939-JL940 campaign pa.id for out of Camp Currier funds. The o:f' $50.00 on Dee;ember 18,, 1936 and. $1.56 pr·ofi ts from inter-rac.iall rallies~ ·I amount due to Ca.mp Daniels, $51.56, represents a donation by Mrs. Currier ;I ;i al.l. of which is being held by the C,ouncil. in its Miscellaneou s Fund for Camp Dani e,ls:. The campaign for contribution s to the 1939-1940 budget was ~e in tha spring of l.939. I I 1 The contribution s pledged aggregated $1..4, 752.9·2, which amount has been se:t up as def erred income f oz· the fiscal yea:r beginmdng October l, 19390 Of the foregoing pl.edges, $10 1 086.60 ha<i already been collee:ted. at September 30, 1939, as shown in Schedule and the remainder, $4,666i.32, have been set U1p; 1t2tt as: pledges rec;eivabJLe. Since the contitibution s to the 1939-1940 budget are to be used fo:rr· opera• tions subsequent to October 1, 1939, it follows that the coll.ectiona the~e on of $10,086060 at September 30, 1939 should be intact for that purposeo 1 ' In order to meet its o;bligations,. it has been necessary to use a part o:f j. �these coll.ections and at &eptember 30, l.939, $3,55'io48 of' the abaiv:e mentioned. collections bad been used:. as shown b.y the following statement& t\Wlle~tions on l.9~9•l.940_ Pledg.es _(Sch~d~JL.e tt2tt_ ) . {Exhi1.>•t •Btt ). Cash i n Bank ... General. Fund $ Ji.0;080060 _6,529.~ Portion of Co:llLee:tions> for 1939wl.940 Budget used for Expenses prior thereto I 3,557.48 'fhe net wonth at. Sept.ember 30, 1939, which i.s represeJ!l).tedi. by tha excess: o,f ass:ets over lia;bilities at that date, amounted to $1,.693.390 IDle foll.owing statement shows the transactiol!JlS applieab1e to net worth for the yea:r ended September 30, 19391 liet Worth a."t. September 30, 1938: Geaeral. FuE.d. llisee,ll.aneous Fund Jake Fum Total. Deduct.& Accounts B.ecaei vable w.1d tten off 1 il"Wances to Xa.m.p Kia Kim.a. at Se:p.tember 30, l.:938; .l.d-wa:nces sine;e that, date (Schedule n2tt) l.9;36•1..93.7 Gam.paign Pledges Kem.phis Gommunity Fund Tatal Accounts wri tt.en of:r li.aoss for Glur:fl·ent Year (Exhibit ltJitt) Total Deductio-ns liet WoJ?th at September 30, 1939 $ l.,03~.57 . 528.36 l.,808•39 .. 625o.34 4,oo:I.e.66 7l.2.9i 4,71.4062 • l.,693.39 The cash ree:etpts and disbursements. through the various funds. are appended hereto as follows& General. FUmt. M.iscell.aneous Fumd SehaduJLe •2• SClliedule tt31t Ca.mp Currier JiAake Fu.mtiil. Schedule 1t4,1t i �Schedules •t2tt and 1t3,tt e;o.ve:tt' the fisea1 year ended. September 30~ JL939, while Schedule tt41t c:overa the period from September 12, 1930,, the date on which the fund was started, to September 30, 1939, inclusi"l'e:o Each achedule shows the balance in the fund at September 30, 1939 and a reconcilement thereof with the bank in which the fund is carried. ~e schedules reflect the source of the receipts and the nature of the dise bursements. In connection therewith we tFac:ed the recorded receipts aa deposits in the various banks, inspeeted the vouchers supporting the dis~ burseaents and proved the cash book footings and postings. We inspected the. insurance peliei.eso Fire insWi'.ance on the equipment at Camp Currie:ir is carried to the extezrt of $6 ,400.00 cmd insuranc:a against windstorm to the extent o:f $5. ,.350.00. In addition, the furniture and fixtures at the General Office of the C-0uncil are insu:ired against loss by fbe in the amount of $1,500.00o A policy for $600.00 is carried as protection against safe robbery and a fid.eli ty bond on Mr. Gordon Morria in the amount of $5,000.00o Yours. trW.y, PEA.'.?, MARWICK, MITCHELL & CO. �~bit Income and Expenses For the Year ended September 30, l939o .., • •• • • • • • • • • • • • ••Att .i\s sets and Yali>5i Ii ti es As at September 30,. 1939 •••••••••••••.••••• •••••••••• •• n:att Sc:hed.ul..e Campaign, Inter-Ra.c;ial and camp c,urrie:r Expenses J'or the Year ended September 30, 1939.............. ... tti.1t Qash Receipts and Disbursem.ents - General· Fund For the Year ended· September 30, 19390... • • • • • • • • • • • • • tt21t Cash Reeeipts and Disbursements - lltiscella.neous Fwad For the Year ended September 30, lL939 ••••••• •·••........ tt3tt Cash Receipts and Disbursements - Lake Fund From September 12, 1930 through September 30, 1.939.... n4tt �mcOJBE AND EXPENSES For the Ye~ ended. September· 30, 1.939 Re'V!enue: .. Contributiol!llS pledged!. l..938i-1-939 Campaign Profit on. l..939 Oamp-0-Ree P.rot·it on Scout Leadersit Round Tabl.e • l..6,643•44 86•02 l..4.60 T'o>tall.. Revermi.e Exp emis es a s:cua.rieaa E.xee:uti'H Al.ssistat Exea;Uti-we 0a.mp· Director secreta.:cy Of'f ie:e Cam.pa.ip Expenses (Schedule H]..lt) l InterwBa.e:ia.1 Expenses {Schedule 1ti.1t) Ca.mp Gurrie:c· Expenses (Schedule n1u) Offiee Rent A\utom.obile Expense Allowanee l'iationa.J. Council.. Dues and Fees Postage Employees• Retirement Fund Q:f'fic e Supp lie.a, Stationery, Etc. Scout li.ea.dera -!'raining, lfciving; :mxpe:nise _.. :ilkO: Wi., E. Th.ac;ker to Memphis Te1ephone and Teiegraph TraViel.ing Expeimses IJ.ghts Sc:out Entertairitrreut Ad"Vla.mlcement. Progra.nt Contest JJinna.1 Keating EXpense Re:pa.irs .to Off'1C:e Ecf1iipment P.l:'of assionaI Servic.es htra otfici:e l!iell.p Saioir Scouting Inswra.:ace ·-for Flm.e:ca1 .FJl..owe~s Publicli.ty Bquipment l/£i s c e1l.a.neo us To tali. Exp enaes lioss for the Year l.7.457.02 •====== 7l.2o96 �· - - -· ·IC; · c· ·· , H·f.:.t·'U .....:;., · · · ·--'~ ;.- .. ,_,. ,U +·.·c:~··v·_:;.;· II ,.J....l...."1 .... .0...1...1."\,.,1..:.. , , ExhioiiC''lllJtr·~---· jl ii ":1 I'11 11 Ii ASSETS A\lID LDBILITIES As :;11 ;1. ,, at September 30, 1939 1: " I: ii L - Total. _...._ A\SSE'!S I Cash in Banks Campaign for· 1938-l.939 193?~19~8 Loans Rec ei vabli..EU Fromi Camp Curr·i:er Fro!Ii.Gamip Da.niera From Kainp Kia. Kima. From General Fund Mise:ellaneo.us Lake Fund F1.md 3.09.03 ;: ·- 285.51 1i 4,666.~2 2~6l..7.05· 4,.66(;1.32 . 2,6l'1.05i 1,938.84 1,938.84 ll0ol2 3o.o5 5Jl.oOO 85000 Accounts Receivabl.e& ClaytonwErughes Co. ... ... . ... -... ...l.Ool.2 36.05 I 085 085 60.0J. 60o0l. • J.6,688.90 l.5,848024 Unexpired Insurance Premiums TO>'ta.l.. 6,529oll.2 ~-.d .D~ II Pl.edges Ree:ei v:abl.ea · Campaigtl for l.939•194~ Campaign for 7,.l.23.60 General. 51.oOO a5.oo ... ... 455ol.5 ... 9 i 'i i I ':1' Ji.OOoOO a • ... GiJ 38!i.5l. lj ti Ii,\ 11 1: Lli.'BILITD:S. AccoWil.ts -Paya.bl.a& BO'y Scouts of Ameriea - liew York s:ea. -Scout Sap.. '.rroop .. Idl.ewil.d Kenon !aylQir Co• Gra.ham Pa.per Coo DHsbanded Troops m>s. 21... 22... 43 Camp Currier Ca.111!> Damel.s :W.seellaneo us Fwad Der·er~ed i $ l.2.45 18082 075 ·o50 39.76 33•75 51956 85000 ll.2045 1.So82 .-75 050 -33.75 .. 85000 ... ... ... 39076 ... - 5Ji..56 ... 11 9 ~I• • 1!,1 ',.."" 11 ... lit ~ ... 11 II ~ ii,, ii ~ ~I !I Income: Pl.edged im 08.mpaign for 1.939-1940 Bet Worth To.ta.l. ... !I 1.4,752092 l.4,.752092 l.,693039 944.0,5 363.83 385.51. J.5,848024 455.l.5 385o5l. $ l.6,688090 fOil i ~ �CiMPMGN!, INTER...!U\.Glilli: AND CJll!P CURRIER EXE&INSES; Pt>r the l'.ear ended September 30, 1939 Ji.9~-ll.939 GaJ!Pai&I! Tota1 502c.'7J. ll3o52 l.•053o8J. Jl.45e01 2492 l.99.91. l.10.91 '15«>00 118.46 l.8.42 18•00 5•55 93000 .lo44 84.0J. JL9.86 $ l.•ll3o9J4 808.l.5 1.922009 ~aign Sam;paign Expens.esa Dinners. for Ca.mpaig~ P.irintimig C.ircuJLa.rs, Etc. Salaries pa.id ht~a Hal.:p Postage Publicity Office Supplies :Miscell.a.n eous, 'fo:ta.l. l.939•l.940 $ 55l..JLO Jt87o0'1 ·54.90 l..48c.99 300•59 In~er..Ba.cial Iibc,Pensesa Salaries a Diree:tor Secretary A.utoDQlbi le Expense AJ.lowane:e Te1ephone, and Telegraph $ l.,380000 420000 240000 6395]. Rent Stationer y, Supplies and Postage Fuel. Equipmen.-t Training nacel.l.an eous $ Camp ;urr:i..er hpensesa Ele-ctrie:it~ Operation o! Swimming Pool. - · Insurane;e :rlaintena.n c e of BDrse Repairs to Equipment 48e.00 28029 23•60 2c.40 ll.o67 'll.Oo78 2,2is.25 • 499.47 2l.8.78 73•38 46063 40048 l.5'.40 J.4. Ji.'7 'fel.ephou Equipmen" Gas and Oil. Ji.4.07 s.ao Fuel. llise;eJ.la.n eous Total. • _l.6.65 941.83 �Schedul.e !• 21t GASH RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS .. GENEJ:U\L FUND For the Receipts a Coll.ec::tions Collee;tions Collections Collections Collections Ye~ ended S,eptemiber 30, 1939 $ :li.0,086.60 on. 1-939-19-40 Pledg.es on l.9~-Jr..939 Pl.edges on_ 1937-1.938 PJledges on l.936--1937 Pledgee) from Jinployees on Retirement Fund Tot.al Receipts JL.4,026,.39 289.25 4.6.00 24l.o20 24,_6.8:9.44 Disbursementaa Salaries a Rxecuti~e Assiatant Executive Ga.mp Director Secretary Office Inter-Racial Ex:penses Campaign hpenses G:amp Currier hpeimeea Of'fie;e. Rent $720.00, Light $53.98'. Automobile hpense: illoVlance Employees• Retirement Fu.mid National C;ounc-il Dlies and Fees Mvaooes to Kamp Kia Kinr.a. E)ostage Office Supplies, Stationery. Etc. Se;out Leaders Training Moving Expense - Mr. w. E. Thacker to Memphis Telephone and TelegJ?aph Traveling; Jb:penses _ Seout Entertain:Daent .Mvanc ea to camp· CurJ?ier Mvancement l?rogram Contest .A\nnual. Meeting Expellae $ 3,600000 l..113501.00 JL;.200;.00 JL,200•00 -~OOt.00 2•218•25 JL,,803034 Jrl1JisUXallliC8 Repail?s to Off iate Equipnent. Professional Services Extra Office Help FJLetwers for FuneJ?a.lL Publicity Equipment, Miscellaneous Ove:r?payment of Clayton-Hughes ~otaJL Disbursements Excc::ess; of Receipts over Disbursement.a Caah in Bank September 30, 1938 Balance~ September 30, l.939 987•64 77:'3•98 705t.OO 665•JL3 57'6•00 528.36 478008 323•5.9 JL96•44 l'UOC>45 l.52•38 63.•60 43095 36.o05 3.0e.86 :30oOO 25050 22•85 20000 l.9o40 l..5-•00 JL.3•42 5000 5;.59 4o00 Reeonoilement with Bank& On Depos,it. "'" Union Planter-a N"ational Bank $ 6:,,5129612 Deduet outstanding Checks .. Nfone Ba.lance in Bank September 30,JL939 $ 6.s;529.JL2 ~pll62o96_ 6i,526.48 2o64 $ . -6,529012 �Sc:hedul.e 11 3 11 CASH: RECEIPTS AND DISBUBSEMENT.S lliscellaneoUJS Fund1 For the Year ended September· 30 1, li..939 :Bala.nee on Hand at. September 30, 1938 e,onsiating principally of Coll.ee-:tions on Pledges· obtained. in the Campaign fo:r: 1938•1939 Ree:eip't-s a Regist:r:ation Fees o:o;llee:ted Collections from. Scout hecutivres for National. Conf eremc:e Expe:mies Golleetiol'lls for Subscriptions to ":Boys Li:f'e" Oollee:tio:mis from Round TabJ.e Loan to Ga.mp Currier repa:id. Ca.mp '1lurrier l.939 Gamp•O-Ree Gollee:tion from Troo;p 38 i"or S. B~ Dean Coll.ee;tions oin Accow:nta Rec:ei vabl..e Sale of Bat for :MJ?s. Smite lli.ae:ella.nao us Total. Rec:eipts Total. :Ba.lanee and Rec,eipts Disbursements a !ranafe:r:· to General Fund of Gbll.ee:tions on 1938-l.939 Pl.ediges Registration Fees: National. Oonf'erence Expenses Pa.yme:mt 01f Balance~ due on Subscriptions to "Boys ·I.if ett Round !'ab le Expel!llS es, Loaned to Ca.mp ~urrier P'aym.ent to s. :a. Dean for iroop 38 Payment to Jmrs. Smite for Bat sol.d for· Her· Total Disbursements:. Bala.ne;e September 30, 19 39 Recroncil.ement withJ3alllka On Deposit in First National Bank Deduct· outstanding Checksa Boo 443 Sept. 3s, 1.935 470 " Apro 28, 1936 588 • July l.:31 l!..93'1 684 " s.epto 5, l.939 Balance (Net) '1,980074 22902'5 42.25 o.52 Jl.6•00 40000 l.OoOO 3o00 a,32?.70 • $ $ 1-t.OO 1.00 ].oOO September 30, 19.39 l..OO .4.00 $ 309.03 309.03 �SUedul.e II 11 4" C;A\SEI RECEIPT.$ AND DISBURSEMEr.iTS 11 11 Ii Camp Cm:r·ier ~e Fund Fzom. September 12, 1930 through.Septennber 30, 1939 IJ 11 Ree&::e:ii.pts.a Doaations, by Krs. Gurr·iera Y~ ended September 30 1 l.930 i l.931 11, 1 • I! ~ 11 : I' "H ~ l.932 l.933 H JL9;M Jl..935 Jl..936 tt It l.93'7 II " To.:tal. Dona.tiol'llS ]L9:38 l.939 by :M::r's. Currier ioo.oo 600.00 l.50•00 300.00 100•00 100.00 300•00 300•00 600•00 200.00 2.150.00 Interest, on Bank :B'.a.lanoea 43.85 Donations from. Chiaka.eaw Counci1.1 Fro:rm Supply F'lm.d $ From lli.sc::ella.neoue Fund Totail. Reeeipts 234.53 203.01 ,. --3,,23JL.39 43'1.54 Disbursements& co,st o:[' constructing Dam and Lake Donation to Chickasaw Council.a July 28, 1937 • General Fund Sept. 6, 1.93.8 • General Fund Loan to Camp Currier - Sept. 18 9 1936 JJ..,;l.95. 76 $ i,,000.00 650.00 !or rebuilding Camp Headquarters: Bank Service Gharges Total Disbursements JJ..,.650.00 Jl..OOoOO .ll.2 2,945.~ ::aa.la.IllCe September 30, 1939 $ 28.0.51 1 Ree~neilement with Bank& On Deposit in National Bank of Commerce {Savings DeduC't_ out.standing Checks :Ba.la:imc:e in Bank September 30, 1939 Ace:~.) $ I 285o5J. None � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Executive Board Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Description An account of the resource Contains Reports of Committees, Annual Reports, Recharters, and Minutes Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document CHICKASAW COUNCIL. BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. Report on Examination of Accounts For the Year ended September 30, 1939 PEAT, MARWICK, MITCHELL & CO. l ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS ·-----·-----·--------·------~--- PEAT, MARWICK, MITCHELL & Go. NEW YORK ATLANTA BOSTON CHARLOTTE CHICAGO CLEVELAND DALLAS DENVER DETROIT HOUSTON INOIANAPOLIS KANSAS CITY LOS ANGELES MEMPHIS MILWAUKEE MINNEAPOLIS NEW ORLEANS NEWARK PHILADELPHIA PITTSBURGH PORTLAND ST. LOUIS SALT LAKE CITY SAN FRANCISCO SEATTLE TULSA WASHINGTON WORCESTER HAVANA~CUBA CANADA GREAT BRITAIN EUROPE ACCOUl'i[T.ANTS AND AUDITORS llrro w. Gordon Morris, S.eout Ex:ecutive Ghielcasaw Councii, Boy Seouta of Amierica... Inc., Item.phis, Tennessee. ~ Sira SHRINE BUILDING MEMPHIS, TENN. :tn. ae:co:uda.nce with your instructions, we have examined the accounts of the Chickasaw Council, Boy Scouts of' America., Inc., M.emphis, Tennessee, for the year ended September 30, 1939. In connec:tion the:u·e ... with, we examined or tested the acc.ounting records and other supporting, evidence and oibtained information arJ.d explanations from. officers and employees of the Council. We made a general. review of the accounting methods and of the income and expense accounts for the year but we did not make a detailed audit of the transactiolliS. We now submit the report O•n Oln' examination, together with related statements as enumerated in the index appended hereto. ~eom.e and Expenses a shown by the statement of l:ncome and Rxpenses, Ex:llibit "A.", the expenses exceeded the income, which consis:ted principally o,f eontr·iN bu.tioEJs pledged during the. l.938-1939, campaign~ by $7'12.96. The expenses aggregating; $11,457.02, include in.ter•racial ex:penses of $2,218o25 and . '.! ·--- ··--''~='-""=~==~~~"'=~c-c=':•---~.•coc=c=='~'====-====-·-o==--=====c==-=-~~''~=~c-"o~·=•o••·-•cc."-·'·'~'~=•,,..-==.c·c=••1'·'·'·°" certain expe:nse,s in conne.e;tion. with the op·eration. of Camp Currier,. amount.. img to $94'7 .83,, both 01f which are de.tail.ed. in S.c:hedul.e ":L..". 'Fhe inc:om.e and expenses of e;onducting the mass camp at Camp Currier and also in connec;tion with Kamp Kia Kim.a and Camp Daniels are shown in a separa,te report. issued under date of October 2'7, 19390 A statement showing the ass:ets, liabilities and net worth of the Council as a.t Sep.tember 30, 19391 is appended her et@ as Exhibit. ttBtt, in e:gnneetion with which th.e following comment is submi.tte.do Th.e cash in banks was confirmed by c.ertificates ree;ei ve.d. from the foll.owing deposit.a.Jti.es& Uni.on Planters Nationa1 Bank w General.' Fund Fi:rr·st National Bank • ltiisc:ellaneous Ftlnd Ia.tiona:h. Bank of Commerce (Sav.ing:s) • :Lake Fund 'fo;ta1 f $ 6,529012 3.09c.0:3 2a5.51 $ 7 .Jl..23. 66 I '.Fhe pll.ed.ges reec;eivab.:le represent the: uncollee;ted. portion of ·.I p;l.edges obts,ined by the Clouncil in its campaigns for the foll.owing aeas:ons, . Campaip f.or· 1939 .... Jl.940 Gampa.ign for l..938•Jl..9;39 Campaign for 19 3'7•1938\ T:otal. Original. A\n'J:onnts Ba.lance Pl.edig~~ .Qfilect,ed . .Yet Dui.e $ JL4.75i2o92 l.0,086o6i0 4 11 666.32 JL.6 •. 6.43.M l.4;026;.39, 2,61.7.05 l.5.,480.76 l.3.,54JL.92 ll.,9,38.84 i j 46 I 877 ol2, 37 J 654. 9JL 9 .222. 2J. Vie are unable to'. state what per<il;ent.age of the unpaid malanc:es ii °"" pltedgea aggregating $~,222.2ll a1' Septemb~r 30, 1939, Wille be collected.0 :rl No reserve has been provided for pl..edges which ma.y prove to be une:ollecti ..... bJLe,. as i.t has been the practice of the Council to oar~y the unl?aid ba;J.ane;es in. full. until such time as it app:ears no further collLee:tio>ns will. be ma.de,. when they are then written off the books. wri tt.en ~:ft as uncolleQ;tibl.e. during the pa.st three year·a; ha-ve averaged slight.l.y more than 1.0% of the total p,led.ges obtained. at Se:ptember 30, 1939 reduc:ed by that. :percentage would indicate that they are worth approximately 49% of the a.mount a.t- which they aJ.'·e carried, as may be seen from the folJl.owing statement& BaJ.ane;es WorthlLess Eatimat.ed Yet Due. (l.0% of' T.ot:al.} _ .l&s Good $ 4.666•32 l.;4?5•~ 3,JL9Ji.•03 2;,61.'1•05 JLj.664•34 952o7i Pl.edges 193,g....Ji.940 .. l.9391-l.939 It ].937-1938 Jl.2938:.84 JL,548.08 39-0076 Total. I 9 11 222.21. 4, 68'1'. 71. 4:.534.50 -= Percentage % l.OOoOO 5008'3 49.J.7 The a.mount d.ue frQJli Oaim:i;i Currier• $11.0.12, represents a loan of : $Jl..00o00 from the Jiiake Fund on September. 18, 1936 to rebuild the a:amp lmead,,JI q_ll1ialr'ters destroyed by fire, (the insurane;e reco~ery being insuffie:ien.t f<IJ;r: tlllat pUl!poae) together with tio.:1.2 representing the profits from Canqi-0-ReJ. The a.mount due: from Glamp Daniels, $36.05, represents expenses paid for l that ea.mp from the general fund and the a.mount, due: from"L Kamp Kia Kime.,. $5Jl..OO, re.presents a l.Oian to that camp in a prior year from the mi.seal.- I l..aneous f-und which ha.a been refunded since September 30, J.939. The amountl due to the lriscellaneous Fund, $85.00, i.s of:f'.-set in the accounts payabJl.e i of the- Genera.ll. :Eund and represents postage paid for out. of the: lli.se:ella.neo · :1 Fund during August and September 1.938 for the 1938-19;39 ca.mp-aign. The unexpired insurance premiums, $60.0l., represent the unexpired portion of the: premiums~ for insuranee: on the property at Camp ·-t:·.·.· .. ' 1l 4. Currier, the furniture and fixtures at the: g.eneral. office, burglany insurance and a surety bond of $5,ooo.oo. liiabil.i ti.es ,, ii ·1 ii I I 'I I ,I ·1 ~ credit of $39. "16 in the llisc::el.1aneous; Fund represents; funds :j hel.d by the Council, for troops: disbanded in prior years,, as fo;llowsa !roop 2l. Ma.1' 1.5, ll..935 $ li..0•85 "' 22 .;ran.. 9; Jl..9,3,3 2l:c.9;0 It 43 llfa.y ll..5, JL9:35 7~0J. !'otal. $ ~9. "/6 The a.mount due to Camp Currier, $33. 75,, represents extra helLp during the l.939-JL940 campaign pa.id for out of Camp Currier funds. The :1 .1 '.! J I I I ·I amount due to Ca.mp Daniels, $51.56, represents a donation by Mrs. Currier ;I ;i o:f' $50.00 on Dee;ember 18,, 1936 and. $1.56 pr·ofi ts from inter-rac.iall rallies~ I I al.l. of which is being held by the C,ouncil. in its Miscellaneous Fund for Camp Dani e,ls:. The campaign for contributions to the 1939-1940 budget was ~e 1 in tha spring of l.939. The contributions pledged aggregated $1..4, 752.9·2, which amount has been se:t up as def erred income f oz· the fiscal yea:r beginmdng October l, 19390 Of the foregoing pl.edges, $10 1 086.60 ha<i already been collee:ted. at September 30, 1939, as shown in Schedule 1t2tt and the remainder, $4,666i.32, have been set U1p; as: pledges rec;eivabJLe. Since the contitibutions to the 1939-1940 budget are to be used fo:rr· opera• tions subsequent to October 1, 1939, it follows that the coll.ectiona the~e 1 on of $10,086060 at September 30, 1939 should be intact for that purposeo In order to meet its o;bligations,. it has been necessary to use a part o:f ' j. these coll.ections and at &eptember 30, l.939, $3,55'io48 of' the abaiv:e mentioned. collections bad been used:. as shown b.y the following statement& t\Wlle~tions on l.9~9•l.940_ Pledg.es _ (Sch~d~JL.e tt2tt __ ) Cash in Bank ... General. Fund . . {Exhi1.>•t •Btt )- Portion of Co:llLee:tions> for 1939wl.940 Budget used for Expenses prior thereto $ Ji.0;080060 _6,529.~ I 3,557.48 'fhe net wonth at. Sept.ember 30, 1939, which i.s represeJ!l).tedi. by tha excess: o,f ass:ets over lia;bilities at that date, amounted to $1,.693.390 IDle foll.owing statement shows the transactiol!JlS applieab1e to net worth for the yea:r ended September 30, 19391 liet Worth a."t. September 30, 1938: Geaeral. FuE.d. llisee,ll.aneous Fund Jake Fum Total. Deduct.& Accounts B.ecaei vable w.1d tten off 1 il"Wances to Xa.m.p Kia Kim.a. at Se:p.tember 30, l.:938; .l.d-wa:nces sine;e that, date (Schedule n2tt) l.9;36•1..93.7 Gam.paign Pledges Kem.phis Gommunity Fund Tatal Accounts wri tt.en of:r li.aoss for Glur:fl·ent Year (Exhibit ltJitt) Total Deductio-ns $ l.,03~.57 . 528.36 l.,808•39 .. 625o.34 4,oo:I.e.66 7l.2.9i 4,71.4062 i liet WoJ?th at September 30, 1939 • l.,693.39 The cash ree:etpts and disbursements. through the various funds. are appended hereto as follows& General. FUmt. M.iscell.aneous Fumd Ca.mp Currier JiAake Fu.mtiil. SehaduJLe •2• SClliedule tt31t Schedule 1t4,1t Schedules •t2tt and 1t3,tt e;o.ve:tt' the fisea1 year ended. September 30~ JL939, while Schedule tt41t c:overa the period from September 12, 1930,, the date on which the fund was started, to September 30, 1939, inclusi"l'e:o Each achedule shows the balance in the fund at September 30, 1939 and a reconcilement thereof with the bank in which the fund is carried. ~e schedules reflect the source of the receipts and the nature of the dise bursements. In connection therewith we tFac:ed the recorded receipts aa deposits in the various banks, inspeeted the vouchers supporting the dis~ burseaents and proved the cash book footings and postings. We inspected the. insurance peliei.eso Fire insWi'.ance on the equipment at Camp Currie:ir is carried to the extezrt of $6 ,400.00 cmd insuranc:a against windstorm to the extent o:f $5 .. ,.350.00. In addition, the furniture and fixtures at the General Office of the C-0uncil are insu:ired against loss by fbe in the amount of $1,500.00o A policy for $600.00 is carried as protection against safe robbery and a fid.eli ty bond on Mr. Gordon Morria in the amount of $5,000.00o Yours. trW.y, PEA.'.?, MARWICK, MITCHELL & CO. ~bit Income and Expenses For the Year ended September 30, l939o .. , • •• • • • • • • • • • • • ••Att .i\s sets and Yali>5i Ii ti es As at September 30,. 1939 •••••••••••••.••••••••••••••• •• n:att Sc:hed.ul..e Campaign, Inter-Ra.c;ial and camp c,urrie:r Expenses J'or the Year ended September 30, 1939................. tti.1t Qash Receipts and Disbursem.ents - General· Fund For the Year ended· September 30, 19390... • • • • • • • • • • • • • tt21t Cash Reeeipts and Disbursements - lltiscella.neous Fwad For the Year ended September 30, lL939 ••••••• •·••........ tt3tt Cash Receipts and Disbursements - Lake Fund From September 12, 1930 through September 30, 1.939.... n4tt mcOJBE AND EXPENSES For the Ye~ ended. September· 30, 1.939 Re'V!enue: Contributiol!llS pledged!. l..938i-1-939 Campaign Profit on. l..939 Oamp-0-Ree P.rot·it on Scout Leadersit Round Tabl.e Exp emis es a s:cua.rieaa E.xee:uti'H T'o>tall.. Revermi.e Al.ssistat Exea;Uti-we 0a.mp· Director secreta.:cy Of'f ie:e Cam.pa.ip Expenses (Schedule H]..lt) l InterwBa.e:ia.1 Expenses {Schedule 1ti.1t) Ca.mp Gurrie:c· Expenses (Schedule n1u) Offiee Rent A\utom.obile Expense Allowanee l'iationa.J. Council.. Dues and Fees Postage Employees• Retirement Fund Q:f'fic e Supp lie.a, Stationery, Etc. Scout li.ea.dera -!'raining, lfciving; :mxpe:nise _.. :ilkO: Wi., E. Th.ac;ker to Memphis Te1ephone and Teiegraph TraViel.ing Expeimses IJ.ghts Sc:out Entertairitrreut Ad"Vla.mlcement. Progra.nt Contest JJinna.1 Keating EXpense Re:pa.irs .to Off'1C:e Ecf1iipment P.l:'of assionaI Servic.es htra otf ici:e l!iell.p Saioir Scouting Inswra.:ace .FJl..owe~s ·-for Flm.e:ca1 Publicli.ty Bquipment l/£i s c e1l.a.neo us To tali. Exp enaes lioss for the Year .. • l..6,643•44 86•02 l..4.60 • l.7.457.02 7l.2o96 ====== A\SSE'!S Cash in Banks Pl.edges Ree:ei v:abl.ea · Campaigtl for l.939•194~ Campaign for· 1938-l.939 Campaign for 193?~19~8 Loans Rec ei vabli .. EU Fromi Camp Curr·i:er Fro!Ii.Gamip Da.niera From Kainp Kia. Kima. From General Fund Accounts Receivabl.e& ClaytonwErughes Co. Unexpired Insurance Premiums TO>'ta.l.. Lli.'BILITD:S. AccoWil.ts -Paya.bl.a& BO'y Scouts of Ameriea - liew York s:ea. -Scout Sap .. '.rroop .. Idl.ewil.d Kenon !aylQir Co• Gra.ham Pa.per Coo DHsbanded Troops m>s. 21 ... 22 ... 43 Camp Currier Ca.111!> Damel.s :W.seellaneo us Fwad Der·er~ed Income: Pl.edged im 08.mpaign for 1.939-1940 Bet Worth To.ta.l. ASSETS A\lID LDBILITIES As at September 30, 1939 Total. _...._ - I 7,.l.23.60 4,666.~2 2~6l..7.05· 1,938.84 ll0ol2 3o.o5 5Jl.oOO 85000 085 60.0J. • J.6,688.90 $ l.2.45 18082 075 ·o50 39.76 33•75 51956 85000 1.4,752092 l.,693039 - $ l.6,688090 · - - -- c· ·· , · · · · · II ·IC; · · H·f.:.t·'U ·--'~ ;.- .. ,_,. + .. c:~··v·_:;.;· .....:;., ,U ,.J....l...."1 .... .0...1...1."\,.,1..: .. ,, ExhioiiC''lllJtr·~---· jl ii " :1 I' 11 11 Ii 11 :; ;1. ,, 1: " I: ii L General. Mise:ellaneo.us Lake ;: ~-.d .D~ - 6,529oll.2 4,.66(;1.32 . 2,6l'1.05i 1,938.84 ... 36.05 -... 085 60o0l. l.5,848024 ll.2045 1.So82 .-75 050 -33.75 .. 85000 l.4,.752092 944.0,5 J.5,848024 I F1.md Fund 3.09.03 ... ... .. l.Ool.2 ... 51.oOO a5.oo ... ... 455ol.5 ... ... -... 39076 ... 5Ji..56 ... ... 363.83 455.l.5 ·- 285.51 ... -9 Ji.OOoOO a -• ... GiJ 38!i.5l. 9 • '"" ,.. ... lit ~ ... fOil 385.51. 385o5l. 1i II ii 'i ii 'I :1' lj ti Ii ,\ 11 1: ii 11 ~ I• 11 1! ,1 11 II ~ ii ,, ii ~ ~ I !I !I ii ~ CiMPMGN!, INTER ... !U\.Glilli: AND CJll!P CURRIER EXE&INSES; Pt>r the l'.ear ended September 30, 1939 Sam;paign Expens.esa Dinners. for Ca.mpaig~ P.irintimig C.ircuJLa.rs, Etc. Salaries pa.id ht~a Hal.:p Postage Publicity Office Supplies :Miscell.a.neous, 'fo:ta.l. In~er .. Ba.cial Iibc,Pensesa Salaries a Diree:tor Secretary A.utoDQlbile Expense AJ.lowane:e Te1ephone, and Telegraph Rent Stationery, Supplies and Postage Fuel. Equipmen.-t Training nacel.l.aneous Camp ;urr:i..er hpensesa Ele-ctrie:it~ Operation o! Swimming Pool. Insurane;e - · :rlaintena.nc e of BDrse Repairs to Equipment 'f el.ephou Equipmen" Gas and Oil. Fuel. llise;eJ.la.neous Total. Ji.9~-ll.939 l.939•l.940 ~aign GaJ!Pai&I! $ 55l..JLO Jt87o0'1 ·54.90 l..48c.99 '15«>00 118.46 l.8.42 $ l.•ll3o9J4 502c.'7J. ll3o52 Jl.45e01 2492 18•00 5•55 .lo44 808.l.5 Tota1 l.•053o8J. 300•59 l.99.91. l.10.91 93000 84.0J. JL9.86 1.922009 $ l.,380000 420000 240000 6395]. 48e.00 28029 23•60 2c.40 ll.o67 'll.Oo78 $ 2,2is.25 • 499.47 2l.8.78 73•38 46063 40048 l.5'.40 J.4. Ji.'7 Ji.4.07 s.ao _l.6.65 • 941.83 Schedul.e !• 21t GASH RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS .. GENEJ:U\L FUND For the Ye~ ended S,eptemiber 30, 1939 Receipts a Coll.ec::tions on. 1-939-19-40 Pledg.es Collee;tions on l.9~-Jr..939 Pl.edges Collections on_ 1937-1.938 PJledges Collections on l.936--1937 Pledgee) Collections from Jinployees on Retirement Fund Disbursementaa Salaries a Rxecuti~e Tot.al Receipts Assiatant Executive Ga.mp Director Secretary Office Inter-Racial Ex:penses Campaign hpenses G:amp Currier hpeimeea Of'fie;e. Rent $720.00, Light $53.98'. Automobile hpense: illoVlance Employees• Retirement Fu.mid National C;ounc-il Dlies and Fees Mvaooes to Kamp Kia Kinr.a. E)ostage Office Supplies, Stationery. Etc. Se;out Leaders Training Moving Expense - Mr. w. E. Thacker to Memphis Telephone and TelegJ?aph Traveling; Jb:penses _ Seout Entertain:Daent .Mvanc ea to camp· CurJ?ier Mvancement l?rogram Contest .A\nnual. Meeting Expellae Jrl1JisUXallliC8 Repail?s to Off iate Equipnent. Professional Services Extra Office Help FJLetwers for FuneJ?a.lL Publicity Equipment, Miscellaneous Ove:r?payment of Clayton-Hughes ~otaJL Disbursements $ 3,600000 l..113501.00 JL;.200;.00 JL,200•00 -~OOt.00 2•218•25 JL,,803034 987•64 77:'3•98 705t.OO 665•JL3 57'6•00 528.36 478008 323•5.9 JL96•44 l'UOC>45 l.52•38 63.•60 43095 36.o05 3.0e.86 :30oOO 25050 22•85 20000 l.9o40 l..5-•00 JL.3•42 5000 5;.59 4o00 Excc::ess; of Receipts over Disbursement.a Caah in Bank September 30, 1938 Balance~ September 30, l.939 Reeonoilement with Bank& On Depos,it. "'" Union Planter-a N"ational Bank Deduet outstanding Checks Ba.lance in Bank September 30,JL939 $ 6:,,5129612 .. Nfone $ 6.s;529.JL2 $ :li.0,086.60 JL.4,026,.39 289.25 4.6.00 24l.o20 24,_6.8:9.44 ~pll62o96_ 6i,526.48 2o64 $ . -6,529012 Sc:hedul.e 11 3 11 CASH: RECEIPTS AND DISBUBSEMENT.S lliscellaneoUJS Fund1 For the Year ended September· 30 1, li..939 :Bala.nee on Hand at. September 30, 1938 e,onsiating principally of Coll.ee-:tions on Pledges· obtained. in the Campaign fo:r: 1938•1939 Ree:eip't-s a Regist:r:ation Fees o:o;llee:ted Collections from. Scout hecutivres for National. Conf eremc:e Expe:mies Golleetiol'lls for Subscriptions to ":Boys Li:f'e" Oollee:tio:mis from Round TabJ.e Loan to Ga.mp Currier repa:id. Ca.mp '1lurrier l.939 Gamp•O-Ree Gollee:tion from Troo;p 38 i"or S. B~ Dean Coll.ee;tions oin Accow:nta Rec:ei vabl..e Sale of Bat for :MJ?s. Smite lli.ae:ella.nao us Total. Rec:eipts Total. :Ba.lanee and Rec,eipts Disbursements a !ranafe:r:· to General Fund of Gbll.ee:tions on 1938-l.939 Pl.ediges Registration Fees: National. Oonf'erence Expenses Pa.yme:mt 01f Balance~ due on Subscriptions to "Boys ·I.if ett Round !'ab le Expel!llS es, Loaned to Ca.mp ~urrier P'aym.ent to s. :a. Dean for iroop 38 Payment to Jmrs. Smite for Bat sol.d for· Her· Total Disbursements:. Bala.ne;e September 30, 19 39 Recroncil.ement withJ3alllka On Deposit in First National Bank Deduct· outstanding Checksa Sept. 3s, 1.935 Boo 443 Apro 28, 1936 " 470 July l.:31 l!..93'1 • 588 s.epto 5, l.939 " 684 Balance (Net) September 30, $ 19.39 $ 1-t.OO 1.00 ].oOO l..OO $ '1,980074 22902'5 42.25 o.52 Jl.6•00 40000 l.OoOO 3o00 a,32?.70 • 309.03 .4.00 309.03 SUedul.e 11 4" II 11 11 C;A\SEI RECEIPT.$ AND DISBURSEMEr.iTS Camp Cm:r·ier ~e Fund Ii IJ Fzom. September 12, 1930 through.Septennber 30, 1939 11 1 11, Ree&::e:ii.pts.a I! Doaations, by Krs. Gurr·iera ii Y~ ended September 30 1 ~ : 11 l.930 l.931 l.932 l.933 JL9;M Jl..935 Jl..936 l.93'7 ]L9:38 ~ H I' " H tt It II " l.939 To.:tal. Dona.tiol'llS by :M::r's. Currier Interest, on Bank :B'.a.lanoea Donations from. Chiaka.eaw Counci1.1 Fro:rm Supply F'lm.d From lli.sc::ella.neoue Fund Totail. Reeeipts Disbursements& co,st o:[' constructing Dam and Lake Donation to Chickasaw Council.a July 28, 1937 • General Fund Sept. 6, 1.93.8 • General Fund Loan to Camp Currier - Sept. 18 9 1936 !or rebuilding Camp Headquarters: Bank Service Gharges Total Disbursements ::aa.la.IllCe September 30, 1939 Ree~neilement with Bank& • $ 234.53 203.01 ,. JJ..,;l.95. 76 $ i,,000.00 650.00 JJ..,.650.00 Jl..OOoOO .ll.2 $ ioo.oo 600.00 l.50•00 300.00 100•00 100.00 300•00 300•00 600•00 200.00 2.150.00 43.85 43'1.54 ---3,,23JL.39 2,945.~ 28.0.51 1 I On Deposit in National Bank of Commerce {Savings Ace:~.) DeduC't_ out.standing Checks $ 285o5J. None :Ba.la:imc:e in Bank September 30, 1939 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 1939 Chickasaw Council Report on Examination of Accounts Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chickasaw Council, BSA Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1939 https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/7cd6f3b98120ebfca60cc79f6f7b2b64.pdf 59cd279bc36e344bf33b4fc3efab4206 PDF Text Text CONDENSJ~ D REPOR1~S of CO MN II,.-l ""TE ES 193 9 i Cl1icl{aSa"W" Co1-1 ncil Bog Scouts of Americ a, Inc. l\tlcrnp his, T enn. . �r CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. s. A. rnc. Memphis, Tennessee MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE :SOARD - 1939 OFFICERS 1 Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. ' c. Arthur Bru.ce A. K. Burrow· Walt.er Lane Smith Percy A. Clayton Abe Scharff, Percy C. Clarke P. Halliday T. s. Eliot F. J. Flanagan w. Gordon Morris President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Commissioner Field Commissioner Scout Executive w. CHAIRMEN. STANDING COMMITTEES Committee Chairman I Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. M:r. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Activities Awards & Resolutions Camping Civic Relations Constitution & By-Laws Court of Honor Cubbing Finance Heal th & Safety Inter-Racial Organization Outfitters Publicity Reading Rural Scouting Rural ,scouting Rural Scouting Rural Scouting Rural Scouting Senior Scouting Training F. J. Flanaga.11 W. P. Halliday R. G. Ramsay Rodney Baber James Seddon Allen Gilmer Richardson Harry Webb Abe Scharff J. s. GoltmAn John E. Roberts Henry M. c:iayton Percy A. Clayton T. Harvey Creech Emile A. Bizot E. A. Harrold S. B. Dean Herbert Holmes C. C. Holloman C. H. Brown Russel Wilkinson Joe Hopper MEMBERS-AT-LARGE Mr. A. D. McWhorter Mr. Perry Sellers Mr. N. o. Whitaker Mr. Charles T. McCabe Mr. C. Rel Hughes Mr. J. Granvil le Gates �AWARDS TO MEM:BERS OF CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A· INC. FOR DISTHJGUISHED SERVICE TO BOYHOOD THE Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. SILVER BEj\.VER J. C. Ayres Charles T. McCabe John T. Morgan George P. Phillips John E. Roberts Harry Webb L. R, Forsdick A· D. McWhorter Ben B. Coffey,Jr. Walter L. Gray George Wood F. J. Flanaga.."1 R. G. Ramsay Edwin Dalstrom R. Von Steinen C. Arthur Bruce Charles H. Church 1931 1931 1931 1931 1931 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1935 1936 1936 1937 1937 1938 1938 **************************************** THE SCOUTMASTER'S KEY Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Ben B. Coffey ,Jr. Howard Curl R. Von Steinen E. K. Leach Joe Hopper Miller Johnson Charles H. Church J. Brady Wiley Russell Peete 1933 1934 19;64 1935 1936 1936 1937 1938 1938 �C}-JJCJ~;\S;\\IY J'vJ COU1'1CJL, BS ;\.,JNC. E1\;! PJ-J J S TE1'J J'J. 1 December 11, 1939 To the friends of Scouting: December 1st is the end of the fiscal year of Chickasaw Council. In the Reports of the Standing Committees, which follow, you will find a great deal of information as to what our Council has accomplished in the Scouting Program of character building and citizenship training during the year just passed. And I believe you will agree that real progress has been made. But these Reports do not adequately describe the loyal and unselfish service of the hundreds of Scout Leaders who have so freely given of their time and effort to enable our boys to have the benefits of Scouting. To these Scouters the credit is due for the progress which has been made. I want to take this opportunity to express to these Scout Leaders rrr:f deep appreciation for the work done and the sacrifices made for the cause of Scouting; for I sincerely believe the men who are training boys to live the Scout Oath and Law in their daily lives are building a firm foundation for the future welfare of the Nation. Sincerely yours, d1/;~'!Jt~ Scout Executive �f(£POR...f5 ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE The Scouts of Chickasaw Council engaged in numerous and vari.o~. activities during the :fi seal year ending December 1, _1939. In all of thtiH activities they have been under the guidance of the Scoutmasters, Assietn.nt Scoutmasters and junior officers of the Council. Many of these leaders t.\rtl veterans in point of service to boyhood and yet they are yotmg in years; many are leaders of years past who have felt the urge their hearts and have now found the time to return to .Scouting; some are new leaders filled with the spirit of directing and being a part of the greater Scouting Program for tho Boy Scouts of Chickasaw Council. Most of these le11ders have worked faithfully and untiringly with their respective Troops and your Committee hereby commends their splendid efforts and accomplishments. in The ninth Annual Ca.mp Currier Camp-0-Ree was held at Camp Cur~ier Eudora, Miss., on June 2nd, 3rd & 4th. Fifty-seven Troops p.articipated with a total of 1,077 Scouts in Crunp. This exceeded the previous year by 6 Troops and 250 Scouts -- this exceeded the 1937 Camp-0-Ree by 23 Troops and 509 Scouts. The events of the Camp-0-Ree consisted of Troop Camping, Patrol Camping, First Aid, Cooking, Scout Rescue, Fire Building and Water :Boiling, Forestry and Wall Scaling. These event_s were judged by the leaders of the Troops entered and their efficiency in this capacity was as expected, the most satisfactory job of judging we have had to date, The full pC1,rticipation in these events by the Troops was the best we have had and the type of participation and lack of confusion showed more orderly and united accomplishments than has occurred in previous Camp-0-Rees. The orderly and efficient manner in which the Scoutmasters and their junior officers handled thoir Troops during the Camp-0-Ree was made possible by the District Camp-0-Ree practices held at Overton Park during the months of April and Mnlf. These practices were conducted by the District Commissioners and the Officers of the participating Troops and was run off by districts. No grand award was made to any one Troop as a winner of the Camp0-Ree but the efficiency of the Troops was recognized by the award of a ribbon to all Troops who scored certain points against the standard. All Troops were eligible to win these rl bb.ons -- 12 Troops won the Class 11 A11 Award; 10 Troops the Class 11B 11 Award and 19 Troops won the Class 11 0 11 Awa.rd ma.king a total of 41 Troops who won Awards. The fact that· 12 Troops won Class "A" Award in 1939 as compared to 2 Troops winning it in 1938 shows the marked improvement our Troops have made during the past year. For the 1st time in the history of the Camp-0-Ree a Troop made 11 A11 in all events this was Troop 38 sponsored by the Lalllar Heights Presbyterian Church and lead by Scoutmaster Herndon Hamer. The judges complimented all of the Troops on their excellent showing in both Troop and Patrol Campin€, as this was far superior to previous years. Your Committee recommends that the Annual Camp-0-Ree and District practices be held again in 1940. Page 1 �"The Advancement Program" which was operated from Nov. 1, 1938 to January 20, 1939 (12 weeks) was the fourth of this type of activity to be held in the Council. The use of this Program affords Scout Leaders a well-rounded program of Scouting activities for their Troops, as it consists of Advancement, Camping, Training, Good Turns, etc. The Troops are awarded points for these activities and they compete against a standard,· as in the Camp-0-Ree. This was the first time the Troops had used this system of competition, as previously a winner was determined. We are glad. to report 7 Troops won the Class "A" pennant; 10 Troops won the Class 11 B 11 pennant and 15 Troops won the Class ncn pennant -- these being awarded by the Council. Forty-One Troops participated in this Program and a total of 32 won pennants. Your Committee has operated an results of this will be known within the another "Advancement Program" be offered Committee feels this event should have a the Council • Advancement Program for 1939 and the next few days. We recommend that to Scout Leaders in 1940, as your place in the annual activities of Your Activities Committee expressed thanks and appreciation to the Scoutmasters of the Council, their Assistants and junior leaders for their splendid work in Scouting in 1939, and to the many Scouters who have served as judges and officials during the past year. C.AMl?ING COMMITTEE Ca.mp Currier. near Eudora. Miss. The 1939 season was undoubtedly the best in the 14 years the Camp has been operated so far as attendance and interest is concerned, as will be seen in comparing the figures shown.below: ~~ Scouts attending Camp Currier Scouters attending Camp Currier Number of Scout Days Number of Scouter Days Number of Visitors Gain or Loss as Compared to 1938 LOSS GAIN 1937 1938 2,482 4,091 4,462 371 501 629 653 24 5,199 10,147 11, 967 1,820 686 1,130 1,364 234 2,289 3,237 3,268 31 19~9 Your Committee feels this is an excepttonally fine record, especially in view of the fact the 1938 figures were the largest on record up to that time. A Council camp was held at Camn Currier for 5 weeks during the past summer with an average attendanc.e of 54 Scouts. During this time 152 Page 2 �Scouts spent a total of 270 Scout Weeks in camp. 116 Merit Badges were awarded and 54 Scouts won their Camp Emblems. The camp fee paid by tho Scouts was $4.50 per week and the net operating loss to the Council was $37. 09. We feel the fine attendance record at Camp can be largely attributed to the swimming pool and water system which was given to the Camp by Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Burrow in 1936. This splendid equipment has been a source of joy and comfort to all of our Scouts and Sc.outers and will continue to afford them pleasure for years to come. Without this eqµipment the camping facilities were inadequate -- with them the Camp is complete and offers real opportunities to all of the Scouts and Scouters of the Council. Not only does this fine equipment give pleasure to the boys -- the well, water system. and bath house are a distinct asset and of. great importance to the health of the boys using the Camp. Plenty of pure drinking water is a necessity at any camp and we know that Camp Currier is well equipped in this regard. On behalf of all of the Scouts and Scouters we wish to express our deep appreciation of the gift of Mr. and Mrs. Burrow which has meant and will continue to mean so much to the health and happiness of all of us who go to Camp Currier, Ever since Camp Currier was opened in 1925 Mrs. Elizabeth B. Currier of Geneva, Switzerland, has annually made generous contributions for its support and improvement. These funds have made possible the building of the dam.: to impound the waters of the lake and the construction of the Mess Hall, as well as improvement of the roads. The lake affords hundreds of boys the pleasures of boating and fishing, the Mess Hall enables the Council to operate the Council Camp and the other improvements have made it possible for everyone to enjoy the camp. We wish to express our sincere appreciation to Mrs. Currier for her generosity throughout the years. An innovation at the Camp this year was the District Camp held under the auspices of the Choctaw and Chisca Districts of the Council during the week of August 5th-11th. This week of camping was entirely supervised and carried out under the leadership of the Scouters in these two Districts and the Scouts thoroughly enjoyed it. Twenty-Two Scouters from the two Districts served as Camp Lead0rs in this very successful camp - we feel they did an outstanding piece of work with very little money on which to operate and we want to extend our thanks to each and every one of these men who made it possible for 42 Scouts to have a week of camping. The camp fees paid by the Scouts were $2.50 per week but in spite of this small charge there was a net profit at the end of the week of $4.19. We would like to commend this fine activity to the other Districts of the Council and to urge them to do the same in 1940. For 1940 we make the following recommendations; That a headquarters, a hospital and a handicraft shop be built for use during the Council camp; that 4 patrol lodges (each large enough to house 8 boys) be constructed; that at least 5 new latrines be built; that the roads be repaired and graded; that at least 6.new boats be built; that 50 new mattresses be purchased; and that sufficient equipment (dishes, knives, forks, etc.) be purchased to increase the capacity of the Mess Hall to 100 persons per meal• Pago 3 �KamP Kia Kima. near Hardy, Ark. For the past several years the attendance of Scouts and Scouters at K~~p Kia Kima has declined as compared to former years. This year your Cornmi ttee felt it wise to operate Kamp for a four week's season instead of the six, eight or ten weeks which it has been operated in the past. It was thought this would reduce the loss in operating expense and at the same time take care of all of the Scouts who desired to go to Kamp. As an inducement to get more Scouts to attend, the camp fee was lowered from $9.50 to $8.50 per week but even so the attendance was somewhat less than last year. Eighty-five Scouts spent a total of 156 Scout Weeks, as compared to 109 Scouts who spent a total of 230 Scout Weeks during the six weeks season in 1938. During this sonson 83 Merit Badges were awarded and 57 Scouts won their Kamp Emblems. We are glad to report the operating deficit for 1939 was but $166.88 as compared to $458.64 in 1938. For 1940 we sincerely recommend that funds be made available to repair and paint the buildings of the Kamp. Ca.mP Daniels, Memphis. Tenn. Camp Daniels had its best season in 1939 with 101 Negro Scouts in camp during the four weeks season as compared to 94 during the same time last year. The boys spent a total of 139 Scout weeks as compared to llO Weeks in 1938. While the attendance was better than last year the advancement program was not as good, as only 13 Merit Badges were awarded compared to 45 the previous year. We greatly appreciate the help of 11 TBE COMMERCIAL .APPEAL CAMP FUND FOR BOYS 11 which enable 35 underprivileged Scouts to go to Camp who otherwise would not have been able to attend. These boys were selected through the Family Welfare Agency to whom we are indebted fin·e cooperation and assistance. for We appreciate the contributions of Mr. C. Arthur Bruce and Mr. Ed. Dalstrom who provided funds to send 7 Scouts to camp for one week. The camp fee was $3.00 per wee~ and a net operating profit of $32.98 was made on the four weeks operations. We wish to thank the Negro leaders for their fine work during this camping season. ---·---Your Camping Committee reco~~ends that plans be made as soon as possible for an even larger camping program throughout the Council in 1940. We urge that every Scout Leader in the Council puts his shoulder to the wheel. Pago 4 �Camping Committee (Cont 1 d) toward the end of getting an even larger number of Scouts to have the benefits of camping during the coming year. C!VIC SERVICE COMMITTEE The Scouts of Chickasaw Council have responded admirably to every call for their services in connection with civic enterprises during the past year. They have faithfully carried out their assignements and this Committee is proud of their accomplishments. May we suggest that you react carefully the following list of "Good Turns" which the Scouts have done. Then consider how many thousands of hours our boys have given and how constructively they have employed their time. 25 Scouts delivered posters for the Shelby County Tuberculosis Society. 50 Scouts served as ushers at church services in Overton Park Shell. 45 Scouts acted as guides and runners at State Convention of the American Legion. 37 Scouts delivered baskets to the poor, Christmas, 1938. Approximately 550 Scouts marched in Fire Prevention Parade. . work during 11 About 60 Scouts distributed circulars and aided in.traffic Pedestri<~ Safety Woek, 11 Scouts wGre on duty as ushers at all of the Southwestern football games and approximately 490 were on duty at the five games. 12 Scouts manned the Clean Up-Paint Up.--Fix Up demonstration in Court Square. Fix Up Approximately 450 Scouts marched. in the Clean Up-Paint UpParade. Approximately 800 Scouts served in the Cotton Carnival in carrying signs, holding back the crowds, directing traffic, acting as ushers at the Children's Ball and carrying flares during t.he Parade. Approximately 900 Scouts aided in the Spirit of Christmas Parade by carrying signs, holding back the crowds and carrying flares to illuminate the floats. ?'74 Scouts marched in the Armistice Dey About 50 Scouts served as Para.de~ ushers at the West Tenn. Teachers Page 5 �Civic Serxice Committee (Cont'd) football games. Approximately 50 Scouts collected clothing for the poor. In addition to the above the Scouts have been on duty at various conventions, church meetings, luncheon clubs,_ etc., where they acted as guides and pages. Our boys have done really good. work and we commend them for it. COURIJ! OF HONOR During the fiscal year,' which ended December 1st, the Scouts of Chickasaw Doltncil were awarded the largest number of Merit Badges in the history of the Council, which was organized in 1916. We are glad to report there has been a nice increase in most of the higher ranks (from First Class to Eagle) and we invite your attention to the comparison of the awards ma.de in 1937, 1938 and 1939, shown below: First Class Badges Merit Badges Star Badges Life Badges Eagle Badges Eaglo Palms 1937 1938 1939 174 1,788 102 51 15 20 210 2,155 137 62 22 29 241 2,680 154 71 Gain li.2.!ui 31 425 17 9 20 2 29 A high standard of work has beon maintained and we are proud of the boys 1 accomplishments. But we feel th0re is much to bo done in training Merit Baclge Counselors and in recrui tine more Counselors to aid the Scouts. For 1940 wo recommend that great effort be made toward this and. Your ChairmM wishes to a.ck:nowledge his appreciation o:f'th<~ f 1.n0 cooperE1,tion of the Vico-Chrdrmen and the Members of the Di strict Courh of Honor. Tho success of the Merit Badge progrmn is due to the loyAl ty of these Scouters who have so faithfully carried out their duties nnd who hnvo made it possible for tho Scouts to secure tho advru1tr1,ges of this p:rovocational training. CUBBING COMMITTEE 1939 has seen the start of an enlarged Cubbing Program :for thl'1 Chickasaw Council. As of December 1, 1939, the Council has shown a. g11,in of 2 Cub Packs and 40 Cubs for a Total of 6 Packs and 132 Cubs as compu.rod. to 4 Packs and 89 Cubs for 1938. V1bile the above report shows no great gain over last yut.\r, tho ground work has been laid over a period of months for the foll'ow:l.ni(l: ................... ......_ ........... _______ ~ �Cubbing Committee (Cont'd) prospective Packs, two of which will be registered before the end of 1939: (by Dec. 31st.) McLean Blvd. Baptist Church Westroinister Presbyterian Church (by Dec. 31st.) Lauderdale Courts Temple Baptist Church First Method.ist Church Raleigh Chrisitan Church Union Ave. Church of Christ Speedway Terrace 3aptist Church During the year the following new Packs have been added to the rolls: Pack #2 - American Legion Pack #4 - Mallory Heights Baptist Church Pack #6 - St. J obn 1 s Methodist Church The following Pack was dropped from the rolls last year: Pack #5 - Blessed Sacrament Church Cubbing as now presented has as its outstanding feature, Parent Interest and cooperation. There is a definite ground work to be laid before a Cub Pack can be. started. A series of 10 steps starting with an interview of the Head of the Sponsoring Institution and ending with a 3 meeting Training Course for the Parents of all the prospective Cubs is necessary for the proper organization of a Cub Pack. The Cubliing Committee oclievos that this year a firm foundation has been laid for Cubbing, tho newest member of the Scouting Family, and is looking forward to a. su-Dsklntial growth in the near future. FIN.ANGE COMMITT~N In the Finance Campaign conducted by the Council in May 1939 a total of $14,867.67 was raised in cash and pledges. The actual figures are as follows: (White) Cash Pledges(Whi te) (White) TOT~l\.L $10,320.25 2. 864. 75 (Negro) Cash Pledges(Negro) TOT.AL (Negro) $ T0rAL $13,185.00 633.60 1.049.07 l.682&L_ CASH .AND PLEDGES ••••••••••••• $14,867 .67 Your Committee wants to take this opportunity to thank each and every person who contributed to the support of the Counci.l and to thank W: rkers who worked s..Q_,fai thfully. We parti.~arl_y appreciate C Page 7 �FIN.ANOE COMMITTEE (Cont'd) the fine work of the Exchange Club of Memphis which handled the Fmployees Division, and the Memphis Jr. Chamber of Commerce which year in and year out has helped in the Ca'llpaigns. Without the help of our good friends in raising the necessary funds the Scouting program in Memphis could not go on and we want to express to each of you our sincere appreciatio n for what you have done. Due to conflicting dates with other agencies in the fall months it has been decided to gradually move the Council's Campaign dates up until eventually the dates will be during Boy Scout Week in February. In 1939 the dates were moved from September to May and in 1940 we expect the dates to be moved from Ma¥ to April, at which time we will not conflict with other agencies, The books of the Council have been audited by Messrs. Marwick, Mitchell & Co. and found to be correct. ?e~t, We especially invite your attention to the fact that Chickasaw Council is entirely free of debt. We believe this statement Will be as gratifying to our friends as it is to us. It has been and is the policy of this Con:nnittee to spend only when funds were in hand and we recommend.the continuatio n of this policy. The Scout Movement in our Council continues to grow steadily as you will see in tho Organizatio n Committee's Report. Naturally it follows that more money is necessary to truce care of this larger number of boys. Tie, therefore, recommend that a budget of at least $20,000.00 be secured for the 1940 budget. Your Committue feels the Council is not adequately financed and that sufficient funds for its operating bud.get is one of the Council's greatest needs, if not the greatest need. HE.AL':I1H & SAFETY COMM! TTEE This Committ0e is gratified to report that the health and safety of our Scouts during 1939 have been excellent. There was not a serious accidGnt or case of sickness in any of our three camps. This splendid record is a real tribute to the men who are leading our Troops o.nd we commend and congratulat e them on the fine work they are doing in providing safe activities and camping for the Scouts of this Council. Hundreds of Scouts have participate d in activities, parades, games, Camp-0-Rees, etc. during the year 1mder safe leadership and we are proud of the work the boys and loaders have done. Swimming in all of our three camps was carefully supervised by .American Red Cross Life Saving Instructors . Cariip Currier o.nd Kamp Kia Kima were inspected by Mr. Lewis W. Hall, Assistant Director of ~~e Health & Safety Service and Camp Daniels was inspected by Mr. Harley F.. Erb, Regional Executive. Puge 8 �INTER-RACIAL COMMITTEE The work of the Inter-Racia l Committee is confined solely to Negro Scouts and is handled through a sub-covncil k:no>'m as the Seminole Division of Chickasaw Council. All of the officers a...~d members of the Seminole Division, including the .Assistant Scout E:l~ec-o.tive, a.re Negroes. During the yea:r ending December l, 1939 nine new Troops of Scouts were organized and five Troops were dropped from the rolls. There are now 34 Troops, or a net gain of four Troops over the previous year. There are now 561 Scouts as compared to 558 last year, a net gain of three Scouts. There are two Cub Packs, the same as last yea:r but they have increased from 29 to 37 Cubs on the rolls. The Camping program at Camp Daniols was the best in its history with 101 Scouts in camp during the four weeks season. The boys spent a total of 139 Scout weeks as compared to 110 weeks in 1938. While the attendance was better the advancement of the Scouts was not as good, as only 13 Merit Badges were awarded as compared to 45 last year. We want to toke this opportunity to thank 11 The Commercial Appeal Camp Fund For Boys 11 which enabled 35 underprivil eged Scouts to go to ca.mp. The Scouts were selected through Tne Family Welfare Agency to whom we are indebted for fine cooperation. Through the help of these agencies the Camp was made more useful to the boys. The Scouts of the Seminole Division have done their share of 11 Good 'i11u-ns 11 in connection with civic activities. They have served a.s guides, ushers, otc. a.TJ.d have assisted with traffic and in holding back the crowds during the Cotton Carnival and Spirit of Christmas Parades; they have assisted in flllg raising ceremonies and in other worthwhile things. We are proud of their accomplishments as :pnrticipa.ti ng citizens. During the yoa:r there were only 23 Merit Badges won by Negro Scouts; two Scouts advanced to First Class Ra~.k; one to Star and one to Life Rank. Your Committee feels that one of the most important needs of the Council is to provide ways and means for N"ogro Scouts to adv.,mce in rank ond to take part in the Merit :Badge activities. The need is great, as will be seen from the fact that in 1938 there were 78 Merit Badges awarded as compared to 23 this year. Your Committee feels that advancement in rank must be constantly urged on our Negro Scouts or they will not get the full benefit of Scout training. We ask your help in this, for it is vital to the success of the future in the Seminole Division. I In the Finance Campaign the Seminole Division turned into the Council $633.60 in cash nnd $1,049.07 in pledges, a total of $1,682.67. This is $444.62 less tha~ the Division raised in 1938. We feel that our Negro work is making some progress but that especial attention must be paid to advancement in 1940. We urgently request that emphasis be laid on advanceme:!'.lt throug.,l:lout 1940. 1----- ------- ·------ --·-·-- ------- ___________ , Po.go 9 . �Inter-RA.cinl Committee (Cont'd) The Committee recommends that in order to push the advancement of the Seminole Division that the Inter-Racial Committee for 1940 be composed of the Chairman plus one menber of the following Council Committees who would be designate~ by the Chairman of his Committee to work with the corresponding Con'll"'..J.ttee of the Seminole Division: Organization, Training, Carfrping, Health & Safety, Advancement, Civic Relations, Fina.nee and ActiviThis should lead to a much more efficient handling of the Seminole ties. Division. ORG.AlJIZATIOlJ COMMITTEE In February 1939 the Council received the Walter W. Read Acorn Awa.rd for reaching its objectives in total number of Scouts, Troops, Cubs We feel sure you a.re as proud of this trophy and Packs for the year 1938. as we are, for every Scout and Scouter in the Co1mcil have a right to feel a re~l satisfaction in receiving this recognition from our National President. Your Committee has been and is now working hard to organize We believe we will, enough new units to ~in this Award for the second time. for the objective in Scouts has a.lr~Qdy been passed. But in order to win t~e Award for 1939, three new Troops, two Cub Packs and 12 additional Cubs must be enrolled bofore December 31st. Now in process of organization are six Troops of white Scouts and two Troops of Negro Scouts; eight Packs of white and one of Negro Cubs. We believe enough of these will be registered to win the Award. DurinG the past year 14 Troops of vTI1ito Scouts and 9 Troops of Negro Scouts have been orgnnized. We are glad to report there has been a gn.in in Troops, Scouts, Cubs and Packs and that the Qouncil now has J!.h.q Below is shown a comparison of nenbcrlarsest ~ffinbership in its ~istory. ship for the past three years, as well as the gain made over the 1938 record: Dec. l, 1937 Dec, 1, 1938 Dec. 1, 1939 GA.IN 1,678 Whi tc Sc0Uts Scouts Ncgro 408 TOTAL SCOUTS ••.••.• 2,086 1,838 2,090 252 ~ _Qfil,_ J 66 76 85 9 -1 White Troops Net:;ro Troops TOTAL TROOPS ••••••• Vfai to Cubs Negro Cubs TOTAL ClJ3S • ........ 2,396 2,651 _]Q. 34 87 106 119 46 60 95 ~ 37 132 A _Q. 46 89 255 13 35 _a 43 ------------ ----·------- --Pn;~o 10 �Organizati9n Committee (Cont'd) peg, 1, 1937 Wl.1i te Cub Packs Negro Cub Packs TOTAL CUB Packs Dec. 1, 19!28 Dec. 1, 1939 GAIN 2 _a 4 _a. ~ _Q 2 4 6 2 2 2 Wo regret re report that during the yea:r five Troops of vVhite Scouts and five Troops of Negro Scouts were dropped from the rolls. Efforts are now being mnde to revive some of these Troops and we hope to have them in good sto.nding in the near future. There are over .13,000 boys of Scout age (12--16) in our area and there is plenty of room for more of them to have the benefits of Scout trnining. Therefore, we recommend that every effort be made to organize additional Troops and Packs during 1940. Q.UTFITTJJIBS 1 COMMITTEE The three official outfitters in Memphis are J, Goldsmith & Sons Co,, Phil A. Halle and Lowenstein's, During the year the stocks of Scout uniforms, supplies and equipment carried by these outfitters havo been inspected by meobers of the Committee and were fo'Ulld to be adequate, We pa:rticularly comm.end these firos for the fine displays they have r:iade and the publicity they have given to Scout uniforms, etc. in their stores and f'or the a.dvcrtisOI!lcnt s they have carried each week i:h "The Press Scioi tor". They have worked with and for the Council and we wish to thank them for their help, All of the outfitters have Scou.t Cabins in their boy's deplll'tments which not only attract boys but materially aid in interesting them in We consider this as benefi,.. the Mover.:ient and in getting correct uniforo.s. cial to the Council as well as the boys. We desire to thank J. Goldsoith & Sons Co. for furnishing an Advancer:ient Chart 11 to each Troop in the Council. This chart carries a natural color picture of all of the badges and insignia of the Boy Scouts of America as well as space to record the advancement of all members of a Troop. It supplies a long felt need and we appreciate it. 11 Phil A. Halle has furnished an official Boy Scout Calendar for 1940 to all Scoutoasters and in addition is now furnishing a calendar to all This is a very useful gift and is appreciated by Scouts who apply for it. us as well as those who receive the ealenda:rs. For 1940 we reconr:iend the outfitters continue to display the official ~quipr.ient, etc. as they have this year, for they are making a ',real contribution to the Moveoent by keeping in stock and effectively displaying the many things which Scouts use. Pago 11 �----·------PUBLICITY COMMITTEE For many years 11 The Press Scimi tar 11 has cooperated with the Council by publishing a quarter-pate of news each week known as 11 The Scout Press Scimitar". This is a very valuable aid in informing the Scouts a.nd Scouters of Courts of Honor, activities, Camp-0-Rees, etc. and it is widely read. In addition, the columns of the pa.per have always been open to Scout news of all kinds. We are especially indebted to 11 The Press Scimitar" for the fine publicity given to the Council's Finance Campaign. This did much to insure the success of the Campaign and we appreciate it. "The Commercial Appeal 11 has bean very generous in printing Scout news and has cooperated to the fullest extent in publicizing the Council 1 s activities. Just before the Finance Campaign 11 The Commercial Appeal" devoted the entire front page of the Rotograviire Section to Scouting. This fine page was of extraordinary value to the Council and to the Campaign. Throughout the year "The Commercio.l Appeal 11 has been very helpful to the cause of Scouting and we want to express our appreciation for the fine support they have given. Your Committee has always found Radio Stations WM C, WM P S, a..~d support in broadcasting Scouting events and we want to take this opportunity to thank them. Not only has the management of these stations been generous with time on the air but the men on the staffs have voluntarily made many valuable suggestions as to programs, scripts, etc. which have greatly increased the effectiveness of the programs. Tho Council is indebted to them for their many contributions. W.E.B.Q, and WR E C ready and willing to give freely of their time We want to thank the Memphis Street Railway Co. for allowing us to put Finance Campaign cards in the street cars and busses during the Campaign. This good publicity is much appreciated. We are indebted to the Standard Printing & Supply Co. f9r printing 15,000 Campaign Cards and other printed material; the Superior Pres for printing the car cards used in the Campaign; Latsch & Arnold, Inc •. for· printing the cover of this book and other programs; the Graham Paper Co. for their many contributions of paper for use in all of the above. These firms have been liberal in their contributions· to the welfare of Scouting and we do appreciate their help. We want to thank the official outfitters, J. Goldsmith & Sons Co., Phil A. Halle and Lowenstein's for the excellent window displays during Boy Scout Week. READING COMMITTEE Our Council accepted a quota of 250 new subscriptions to the official Scout magazine 11:Soys' Life 11 for the year 1939. To date we have 11ot reached this quota but we expect to before the year is over. This magazine costs but 6!¢ per month and we consider this one P.ago 12 �Reading Committee (Cont'~) of the best investmen ts which can be made for a boy. Seventy~five cents per year is a small amount when the values of good reading are considere d and all of us should encourage our boys to develop good habits in their reading. The Council is greatly indebted to the Cossitt Library for the collectio n of books for the use of the Scouts at Kamp Kia Kima fine a loo.n of a. source of rea.l pleasure to the boys in Kamp a.s well as were These books on on nature, flowers, birds and the like which the boys informati g furnishin the Libra.ry has helped in this we:y and we do appreyears many For studied. the Kamp. for done has it ciate what RURAL SCOUTING Outside of the City Limits of Memphis there are now 21 Troops of White Scouts and two Troops of Negro Scouts, a total of 23, which is a gain Of these Troops there are 14 in of one Troop as compared to last yea:r. We feel there should be mor.e Arkansas. in 3 and pi Mississip Tennessee , 6 in we recommend that in 1940 and Council our of sections Troops in the rural more boys outside of Memphis. to Scouting getting on laid be additiona l stress counties in our Council 4~ the in age Scout of boys of Thore are thousands Scouting. need and want boys these of and a great majority There arc several new Troops now in process of organizat ion and we strongly recommend that additiona l Troops be organized just as rapidly as the proper leadershi p can be found and trained. SEl~IOR SCOUTING Chickasaw Council was very fortunate in getting a splendid boat in 1939. This for the use of the Sea Scouts from the U. S. Coast Guard 1 enrly 11 of water. It 2 4 draws and feet 15 boat is 47 feet long, with a beam of the for boat fine a is and HP 130 of is equipped with~ a :Buda. gasoline engine use of the Scouts, as it is sate o.nd seaworthy . We are indebted to the Coast Guard for this boat nnd its equipment which enabled the S. s. s. "Idlewild! to cruise to New Orleans this sumner. This was a trip the Scouts will never forget and they are to be commended for the w~ they conducted themselve s on this long cI"llise. Your OoUJmittce feels that a cruise of this nature should be part of the Sea Scout Program for next year and every year. In addition to this long cruise the Sea Scouts have taken many short cruises on the Mississip pi during the year. The Council now has two Sea Scout Ships, the 11:Bonita 11 and the Idlewild but we should have several others and your Committee recommends that at least three new Ships be organized during 1940. 11 11 It is also r.ecommended that more social f'Uilctions for older Scouts be planned and carried out during the coming year, as these affairs appeal to young men and will keep them affiliated . With the Movement for a longer period of time. Page 13 ·,. �Senior Scouting (Cont'd) There is now a great and growing interest in Explorer Scouting &Uld we look· for continued growth in this program. We also recom.~end that additional EXplorer Patrols be organized in 1940. TRAINING COMMITI'EE Tl1e Training Committee is glad to report that in 1939 there has been the largest amount of training in the histo~r of the Council. Early in the year we realized that training and more training is vital to the successful operation of our Scout Troops and we have tried to make available the courses which were most needed. Below is a report of these courses: The course "Principles of Sc outrnastership 11 was completed in March with 32 Scouters being awarded certificates. A total of 90 men attend~ ed some parts of this course. School. 31 Troops sent Patrol Lenders to the Patrol Leaders Training 178 Scouts attended these meetings and 85 were awarded certificates. 22 District Commissioners took part, in the District Commissioners Training Course and 15 received certificates. The Troop Comping Course held in Memphis o.nd at Camp Currier had 42 men to take the training with 33 receiving certificates. The course 11 Intro(i,uction to Scouting", "Pa.rt 1, Eletients of Scout Len.dership!' was conducted :t'or the :first time with 58 men attending, 43 of whom were awarded certificates. First Aid. training under the supervision of the Red Cross re... sulted in 9 men receiving cards for the Standard Course and 6 men passed the Advanced /Course. The training course, 11 Troop Operation", which is 11 Eleoents of · Scout Leadership, Po.rt 11~ is now being conducted with 43 men cnrollod. It is expected a largo majority of these will receive certificates. 30 Negro Scouters participated in the course Scouting" and 19 have been a.ward.ed certificates. 11 IntJJoduction to A re-cap of the above shows that 300 men have taken part in these courses and that 157 certificates have been awarded; and that 178 boy leadars have been given sone training with 85 receiving certificates. This nuober of certificates will be swelled when the results of the 11 Troop Operation 11 course are known. One important step forward this year is the organization of the .Training Cot.Jmi tt ee into groups, each group being charged with the duty of putting on one course each year. The plan is to have these courses to be conducted at approxioatoly the saoe time each year so that all Scouters will Pac;e 14 �Training Copr.iittee (Cont'd) have an opportuni ty to get the training they desire. This plan is working splendidl y due to the cooperati on of the Vice-Chaintlon of the Coomittee who have worked faithfull y and well in naking these courses so successfu l. Your Chairman wishes to take this opportuni ty to express his thanks to all of the Meobers of the Training Coonittee and to the oen who have served as instrucWithout their help we could tors o..nd staff oeubers of the various courses. the above figures. in shown is whicl1 progress real the not have made The Training Cor:oittce has planned training courses to occur in 11 March, .April and May 1940 in 11 Principle s of Scoutmas tership, Part 1 and 11 Troop Comping~ First .Aid training is available practical ly at all tir,1es. We recor.ir.iond that continued eL1Phasis be put on the trainin6 Progran of the Council during the coming year. THE SCOUT OATH On my honor, I will do my best To do my duty to God, and my country, To obey the Scout Law ~o help other people at all times, To keep myself physicall y strong, mentally awake and morally straight. THE SCOUT LAW .A Sco11t is TRUSTWORTHY OBEDIENT :WY.AL CHEERFUL HELPFUL THRIFTY FRIENDLY BRA.VE COURTEOUS CLEAN KIND REVERENT Page 15 �. i-~ . ' . (:J ...~J1l~ ~- COU~!CJL, B. S.f\. j~JG-.- BALI.OT FOR ELECTION OF OFFICE.ttS JOO) COUNCIL ME!li;BE::.i.S-AT-LARGE FOR YEAR BEGINNING- JANUARY 1, l,939 ********* FOR PRESIDENT l- Mr,_ C. (Vote for One) Arthur --Mrn A.. K. !lru~e FOR VICE-?B.ESIDENTS - {Vote for Fo~ Burrow Mr. Walter L. Smith Mr., P .. A. Clayton Mr. Abe Scharff FOR SECRET.ARY (Vote for One) Mr. P. C. Clarke FOR TREASUREtl Mr. w. (Vote for One)_ P. Hallid::!.V -- FOR COMl\II SSIOl'JER Dr. T. s. Eliot (Vote for One) FOR FIELD COMMISSIONER (Vote for One) Mr. F. J. Flanruran *********** FOR COUNCIL lvllliBERS-AT-1.ARGE, as per attached list. I - ~ I I �COIDTCIL Alexander, Vance J. Angus, John A. Allen, James Seddon Allen, June D. Allen, Preston Allen, Thomas H. Atkinson, Dr. W. R. Au.stin, John A. Awsumb, George Ayres, Dr. J. c. Baber, Rodney Bacon, Col. W. J. Ball, Ernest c. Barker, Judge H. H. Barrow, E. R. Barry, Edward F. Bateman, Dr. R. J • Bizot, Jilnile A. Blaisdell, Dr. C, F. Blue, Dr. w. R. Bodley, Dr. J. w. Bondurant, Jack, Jr. Bowld, w. F. Boyce, Rev. E. G. Boyle, J. Bayard Bradley, Dr. James F. Brennan, J. J. Brinkle~r, .Ami el W. Brode, Julien Brown, J. Goodlett Brown, R. Bates Brown, S. Toof Bruce, C. Arthur Bunn, H. T. Burrow, A. K. Butler, c. W. Jr. Butler, Dr. Tait Caldwell, E. R. Callow, Lewis C. Campbell, Dr. Willis C. Canada, Col. J. W. Canale, Phil M. Carroll, W. s. Carter, M. o. Castle, s. Nelson Chambers, C. M. Chambers, J. D. MEMB3RS~.AT-LAB.GE Champion, R. G. Christenbury, Fred Church, C. H. Clark, Dolph Clark, Roscoe c. Clarke, P. c. Clayton, Henry M. Clayton, P. A. Coffey, Ben B., Jr. Col1n, B. L. Sam F. I Collier, J. D. Condon, Martin J. 1 I Cole, Cooper, w. o. , Coors, Dr. G. A. Cory, A. J. Cox, .Allen, Jr. 1 Cox, Orin L. I 1 Cox, W. 1 w. Crawford, A. M. Creson, R. F. Creson, T. K. Crenshaw, W.. A. Crump; E. H. Sr. Crump, E. H. Jr. Cunningham, Jesse Chandler, o. B. I 1 I I 1 I I I Dalstrom, I Ed. Darnell, Herbert 1 Davis, Clifford Dean, s. B. t~efries, Ray Lee Diehl, Dr. Charles I !Dolan, Dilworth, J. E. Rev. Edward I Dolan, T. R. !1Donelson, Andrew J. IDoz~er, R. M. ,, Davis , Dr. J. 1•;1urry 1 Eckert, George J. Edge, W. T. 'Edmondson, J. s. jEdwards, Frank c. ' Eldredge, Mark 1 Eliot, Dr. T. s. Erskine, Albert R. :Ettelson, Dr. H. w. !Evans, Dr. s. s. ! �Farrell, John J. Fiedler 9 Dr. F. W. . Finch, M. E. Fi sher, ,Allen Flanagan, Joe Fleming, Joseph D. Johnson, W. c. Johnson, Dr. William 1 Jolly, Dave Jones. Henry , Jones, Hugh I. I Ford, Fred , Fowler, Vl. :s. I Freeburg, Harry 1 Keller, Et,€;ene II I Fargason, John T. Jr. I Xerr, L. J., Klepper, Geo. M. Klinck, Chief Irby Krivcher, Joseph Gartly, Dr. George Gates, J. w. Gaut, D. Lane, Hunter c. Lane, V. G. Leach, E. K. Ervine Glascock, Charles Geig~r,, Glasgow, Ben E. Goldsmtih, Fred Goldsmith, Jack Gooch, Cecil M. Graham, F. J. Graves, Dr. L. M. Grout, F. M. Guice, Fred Goltma.n, Dr. J. s. w. Halliday, w. P. Hale, E. w. Heiskell, A. L. Herrington, R. L. Highsaw, Prof. J. L. Hill, R. E. Hirsh, B. ;7. Hobson, Dr. J. J. Holmes, F. c. Holt, iViaynard Hopper, .A.. L. Hopper, Joe B. Howard, Percy Hudson, Calvin Hughes, Allen, Jr. Hughes, c. Rel Hunt, J. n. Hussey, Robert J. w. B., Jr. Jacobson, c. M. Johnson, J. o. 1 Lee, Dr. R. G. Lea, Robert E. Lee, Chief w. D. LePrince, J. A. Lerner, s. M. Leroy, Dr. Louis Levy, Dr. Louis , Lewis, Dr. A. c. Lewis, T.. w. Ira J. Lichterman, 1 Lightman, M. A. I I Livermore, Dr. George R. J. A. : Lucas, Fred 1 Hays, Lake Irby, . Lee, James 1 1 Linn, E. R. Halle, .Arthur Ha.rro ld, E. A. Hartley, Robert s. I Lohmeyer, G. o. I: Macfarlane, l:allory rr. w. t I Malone, J. H. ' Maury, J. E. r Maxon, 1 I 1 Bishop James M. McCabe, c. T. 1;ccaslin, Dr,. Robert R. ~.cElravy, C• .A.. McGee, E. L. ( i,:cGeorge, H. L. McKee, R. ' McKnight, I 1 w. Thomas A. D. Ueeman, E. J. McW.horte~, 1 , Melroy, N. J. 1 1 Morgan, Allen ! Morgan. John T. ! Moriarty, j Myers, l 1 Herbert Ben F. Norfleet, R. Vance ~~~~--~~~~~~~-...L..J~--~--~~--~~~~~l �0 'Brien, \V. J. Smart, T. H. O'Call-9£:.han, J. E. Q 'Connor~ .Frank 0 rg:i.• .1.~ ·1- ~ ""elm E. :und Orgill~ Smith, Walter L. Springfield , C. L. Sullivan, He P. Sweeney, Frank Strauss. G,, D. Taylor., Kenon R Taylor~- L.. o William Overton, l7a·~kins Ozburn, N. Field Page, Carl Patton, Wesley E. Taylor~· Peete, Russell Penland, Clifford Pennebaker, c. T. Peres, Hardwig Phillips, George P. Pidgeon, Everett Pipkin, A. E. Pipkin, Perry Valentine, John Vieh, Edward ?. Plank, E. E. Plough, Abe Prescott, W. J. Waggener, .Andrew B. Wagner, D. Eugene Walker, Se P•. Waring, Col. Roane Watkins, R. G. Webb, Harry Webster, William A. Weeks, Dr. A. B. Weems, Charles Williams, Dr. Gray s. E. Ragsdale, F. V. Ragsdale, Dr. w. E. Ragland, Ramsay, R. G. Ramsey, Eenry T. Reid, Wallace R. Richardson, Charles D. Richardson, Gilmer Riechman, J • A. Rob·erts, John E. Roulhac , John S. Roy, George T., Jr. Rugg, L. E. Russell, Edward P. Russell, Dr. George M. Ryan, Ryan, w. w. A. Sr. A. Jr. Rychener, Dr. R. R,, Ae Taylor, Dr. Robert Th()mpson, E. F. Thorupson, L .. K. Turnbull, Steve Turner, Norfleet Tyson, w. T. I I Wild, A. J. 1 Wilkinson, Russel Williams, O. P. Il ~ilson, Harry c. Wood, George 1 Wood, Dr. Perey Wurzburg,. Abe I { Young,. Dr. Thomas K. o. , Zink, Clyde J. · f Zook, Martin Saino, J. E. Sandown, W. H. I Scharff, Abe Scharff, Aaron R. Schloss, Gilbert M. Schoembs, Arthur Schwartz, Merrill I Searight, Dr. M. Sellers, Perry Sexton, Fred Shepherd, s. J. Sims, R. B. Jr. Skinner, Raymond I w. I I f t Council Members elected Annual r'Meeting, 1 December 14, 1938 for the year 1939. �------·----- ----·------- --------·-·- ·__..._. ___ " -1 I j J .r. r--------··--- --------·---..-·. ~·------- . --------------- --1 i----------~------~--------·-----·----·----·------t Memphis, Tenn. Chickasaw Council, B.S.A. Inc. 1~----~------~·~---------- Nev. 28,1939 ~·~------------~~·------i i I C }-J JC JC;-\ S1\ \;\f C C> LJ ~I C J L S I I 1\ 1't i'I U;\ L 1\;f EE -r J 1'1 G J-J 0 -r E L PE1\ .B 0 D Y 1Yl C> ~I Df\ Y DE C t J\;1 B£ f( 1 1 The .Annual Meeting of the Council is an outstanding event and cne to which ALL Scouters are invited to attend. It is a source of inspiration, of good fellowship, of good Scouting.. You and your friends are cordially invited and urged to be present. Please mark on your calendar MONDAY. DECEM.BER 11th HOTEL PEABODY BUSINESS MEETING (for Scouters only) 5 :00-6:00 P.M. (Louis XVI Room, Mezzanine) DINNER MEETING (for everyoody) 6i30-9:00 P.M. (Ballroom) As is customary the Meeting will be held in two parts ~ .. the Business Meeting from 5:00 to 6 :OO P.M. ,. at which time the election of Officers and Council Members for 1940 and other business will be transacted. The Dinner Meeting from 6:·30 to 9:00 P.M., where we will have as our guest and speaker DR. GEORGE J. FISHER. Deputy Chief Scout Execµtive Dr. Fisher is noted all over America as one of the best speakers in Scouting. He will bring to Memphis a message you will enjoy as well as one of importance to every man and woman interested in boyhood. The Council is exceptionally f~rtunate in being able to get Dr. Fisher to come from New York for this meeting and on behalf ef the Council we urge you to come and hea.r Dr. Fi sher 1 s address. Among the highlights of the Dinner Meeting will be the presentation of Eagle Badges to a number of Scouts and the presentation of the Silver Beaver Award to two Scouters who have rendered outstanding service to boyhood. The names of these Scouters will not be lmown until the award is made. �L -2There will be mus i c, good fellowship and fun. We are striving to have every Scouter in the Council present on December 11th -- we are asking you, as a Committee of One, to holp in this by 1. Being present yourself. Bringing your friends. 2. Please n ot e ladi es a re cspaci al) Y i.nvi te d to th.;, Dinner Me eting . With your he lp this will be the best meeting the Council has held -- we are counting on YOU!!!! ev.~r Sincerely ;,·ours, ANNUAL MEETING COMMITTEE '--o_ ..AM ~·~c;.,.,-.,.,_ __ By_C) _ 1J?jJ _. -""-' " Chairman - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -B 0 Y S1 ...... :~ .,,-c·li .....,, ·O BOOST L I F E • 7l EEK Decemb e r 1 0th - 16th i nclus iv e SEHER READING FOR BOYS 11 Bcys 1 Life", the official Scout magazine, is good clean r eading for ALL boys. And now, here is 11.n ou portunity for Scouts and Scouters to ee.!"n money for their Troop s or for themselves. gST -:z: BOl~~ UFE ~ 0 .... cC •O UI .. . :·. ; 'eovs'LIFE.WEEK < DEC. scription. IOTH ~ l6 TH , . Tho regular price for 11 Boys 1 Life 11 is $1.50 per year. To all Scouts anrl Scouters who secure subscriptions at the ree;'lllar price One year •.•. • .. • ••.• $1. 50 Three years •. • •••.•• $4.00 the Council will pay a "commission" of 75¢ for a. 1 yuar subscription or $1.45 for a 3 years subHere is a fine chance to malru some sp ending mo n ey for Christmas. Please turn in all subscriptions, with the money for same, at Headquarters, 501 Columbian Mutual Tower, and -- Don 1 t forgtit ettch Scout can still subscri-ne at the price of 75¢ p ~r year. To each Troop which has 100% of its members to ~~bscribe a handsome blue all d white p ennant will be awarded. Several 'r roops hav .; already won this rennant. HAS YOURS??? If no·t, now is the time to put your should.er to the wheel. Remember, 11 Boys 1 Life" ha s 'been aptly called a 11 a silent Assistant ScoutmA.stl3r 11 because of the help i. t giv'3s to Scout Leaders. 3y encouraging your Scouts to reacl it you will be helping both yourself 3.Ild the 'to;rs. �Ql!19 KA SAW Q_Q.VNCIL, MINUTES OF ANNUAL B. S.• A. INC. M~ITETING 1939 The Annual Meeting of Chickasaw Council. Boy Scouts of America, Inc., was held on Monday, Decembet" 11, 1939 at 5:00 P. M. in JJouis XVI Room of Hotel Peabody. Mr. C. Arthur Bruce, President, presided and the following Council Members were present: 1 () Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Percy A. Clayton Abe Scharff A. K. Burrow Walter Lane Smith P • C. Cl ark W. P. Halliday T. S. Eliot Joe Flanagan J. S. Goltman R. G. Ramsay John E. Roberts E. A. Bizot Rorlney Baber H. M. Cleyton Joe Hopper s. B. Dean J. G. Gates A. D. McWhort1.or Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dolph Clark P. L. Day Mr. M. Eldredge Russell F. Peete Mr. Forrest Mottweiler Geo. P. Rawls Mr. Arthur Schoembs F. L. Christenbury Dr. A. C. Lewis Sam L. Wadley Mr. Henry Jones J. E. 0 1 0allaghan Mr. N. G. Paddison, Sr., :B. F. Myers Mr. C. T. McCabe Andrew Waggenar Mr. Ben Coffey Roscoe Clark T. P. Howard, Lake Cormorant, Mi.ss. O. L. Cox, Lal<:e Cormorant, Miss. Mr. Edward F. Thompson C. T. Pennebaker Mr. Arthur Katz Lewis Cal low Mr. A. S. Herriman A. E. Weeks L. B. Powell Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. I Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Commissioner Field Commissioner Chairman Heal th & Safety Committee Chairman Camping Committee Chairman Inter-Racial Committee Chairman Reading Committee Chairman Civic Relations Committee Chainnan Organization Committee Chairman Training Committee Chairman Rural Scouting, DeSoto County Member-At-Large of Executive Board Member-At-Large of Executive Board Dr. George J. Fi sher, Deputy Chief Scout Executive, Mr. Harley E. Erb, Regional Executive, Mr. W. Gordon Merri s, Scout· Executive and Mr. W. E. Thacker, Assistant Scout Executive were also present. The following Scouters also attended: Rev. A. C. Maxted, Tunica, Miss. Mr. C. R. Otto. Jr., Mr. Warren Ledbetter Mr. Hugh McCain Mr. Vial ter Kantor Mr. David Schulherr Mr. Earl Berry �-2- The President, Mr. C. Arthur Bruce, called the meeting to order anc'l asked Rev. F. D. Daniel, Pastor of the Norris Ave. Presbyterian Church, to pronounce the invocation. Mr. Bruce recommended the Council Members to the meeting and made a few remarks on the work of the Council during the past year. Mr. Bruce called on the Scout Executive, Mr. W. Gordon Morris, for a report of the Council activities for the fiscal year ending December 1, 1939. The Scout Executive pointed out some of the major accomplishment s of the Council stating that the Council now has the largest num'Jer of Scouts and Cubs in its historyand that there had been a tremendous increase in attendance at Camp Currier and an exceptional increase in the number of Merit Badges awarded, etc., He asked the Council Members to read the Report of Cammi ttees which was given given to each man present. Mr. W. E. Thacker, Assistant Scout Executive distributed the Reports of the Cammi ttees to the Council Members. Mr. C. T. McCabe moved that it be the sense of the meeting that an expression of sympathy be sent to Mr. John T. Morgan who had been sick for a long time. This was seconded and carried. Mr. Ben B. Coffey critized the action of the Court of Honor in the award of the Bird Study Merit Badge to Scouts to whom he did not think the award. was warranted due to the fact that he had not approved the award of these badges. Mr. Bruce stated that he would take the matter up and have it adjusted as soon as possible. I Mr. C. T. McCabe called attention to the fact that some yeam ago a memorial to Mr. Ike Block had been proposed at Camp Currier and that a Council Member had agreed to furnish the lumber for this memorial but it had not been built. He suggested that this memorial be constructed in the memory of Mr. Ike Block as soon as possible. Mr. W. P. Hallidey stated that there should be a memorial at Camp Currier for men who have served in Scouting and. have passed on to their reward. There was some discussion of this but no action was taken. Mr. E. A. Bizot, Chai~nan of the Nominating Committee, nominated the Officers and Council Members for the year 1940. Next attached is a copy of the ballot containing the names and officers of the Council Members pr,oposed by Mr. Bizot. Mr. Bruce then called for nominations from the floor. Mr. Joe Hopper nominated Mr. Joe Dalstrom. Mr. P. C. Clark nominated Dean H. B. Hoag for membership on the Council. Mr. Bruce called for a vote on the election of these Officers and it was moved by Dr. A. B. Weeks and seconded by Mr. Arthur Katz and unanimously carried. The Scout Executive was instructed to carry the entire vote for the members present which number of members constituted a quorum for the officers and council members nominated. This motion was unanimously carried. Mr. Bruce requested all members to stay for the Annual Meeting Dinner which would be held in the Ballroom at 6:30 P. M. There being no further business the meeting adjourned at 5:45 P. M. / �COUJ'ICJL, B. S.;\. L~lC. B,AJ:iLOT FOR ELECTION OF OFJi'ICERS AND COUNCIL ?v!Elv!BERS..AT ...LMG;FJ FOR YEAR BEGINNING JANUARY l. 1940 ********* .. 1'.QJ.L~S ILJEN1.C I Mr! AQ.§.. -·-( (Vot~ for_Qg~ -- Sc~1arff I ·--· (Vote for Fo..~ FrYR V ICA_-PRES ID;IBNT S -·- ~..!.. A. __K. A. Burrow - - Mr. P. •.. Mr. Ed • Dalstrorn_ Cl~tQn Mr. Andrew B. •··· --- ~ W~gener -·---· .... - .__ -· ·- ·------· l!,OR $Hr!RmTARY _ _ {Vots;i t:o !' Qrui}. J~~· ~·re~ c. Cl9rke FOR 'I'Rli:ASUREL. --------· ·-·_ (Vote f.Q!:_ One)i Mr.--~-!!_~11 ida.,v .. -··- FOR COMMISSIONER __.... ___ t (VoJ.Lf£!_On~lf Mr. Henni:_Jv1_9 l ~to!?-_. _..;.._ !---··---·-FOR FIELD COMMISSIONER ____ ·-·i, (Vo..l!i. for Mr. F!....~!_anagan - ---. ··· --FOR commIL MEMBERS-AT-LARGE• - *********** ---·-· as ner attached li.!3t• --· ' OWi _.... - -- ..... . �. ~ COUNCIL MEMBERS-AT-LARQ:E Acroyd, w. L. Agee, G, Worthen Alexander, Vance J. .Angus, John A. Allen, James Seddon Allen, June D. Allen, Preston Allen, Thomas H. I I I I I 1 Atkinson, Dr. W. R. Austtn, John A. Awsumb, George J.y-:.-es, Dr. J. c. Baber, Rodney Bacon, Col. W. J. Ball, Ernest C. Barker, Judge H. j 1 I Canada, Col. J. W, Canale, Phil M. Carroll, W. S. Carter, M. O. · Castle, S. Nelson Chambers, C. M. Chambers, J. D. Champion, R. G. Chandler, o. B. Christenbury, Fred L. Church, C. H. Clark, Dolph 1 Clark, Roscoe C. f Clarke , P, C. , Clayton, Henry M. H~ Barrow, E. R. Barry, Edw~rd F. Bateman, Dr. R. J, Beasley, John B. Bizet, Emile A. Blaisdell, Dr. c. F. Blue, Dr. W. R. Bodley, Dr. J, w. Bolton, A. Earle :Bondurant, Jack Jr. Bondurant, Julian B. Boone, Daniel H. Bowld, W. F. Boyce, Rev. E, G. Boyle, J. Beyard Bradley, Dr. James F. Brennan, J. J. Brode, Julian Brown, J. Goodlett Brown, R. G. Brown, S. Toof Bruce, C,. Arthur Bunn, H. T. Burrow, A • K. Butler, C. W. Jr. Caldwell, E. R. Carlisle, G. A. Jr. Callow, Lewis C. Campbell, Dr. Willis C, I I Cl~ton, P. A. Coffey, Ben B. Jr. I Cohn, B. L. J Cole, Sam F. Collier, J. D. Condon, Martin J. Cooper, W. O. 1 Coors, Dr. G. A. Cory, A. J. 1 . Cox, Allen Jr. 1 Coxt Orin L. , Cox. W. W. Crawford, A. M. R. F. Creson, I Creson, T. K. Crenshaw, W. A. ' Crump, E. H. Sr. Crump, E. H. Jr. , Cunningham, Jesse l I 1 I I j I Dal strom, Ed Darnell, Herbert Clifford I Davis, Dean, S. B. Defries, Ray Lee I Diehl, Dr. Charles Dilworth, J. E. Dolan, T. R. I Donelson, Andrew J. Dozier, R. M. I Davis, Dr. Murry I I I I J. �Eckert, George J. Holt, Maynard Edge, W. T. Hopp13r, A. L. Fidmondson, J. S. Edwards, Frank C. Eldredge, Mark Hopper, Joe B. Ho ward, Percy Eliot, Dr. T. S. Rud.son, Calvin Hughes, Allen Jr. Erskine, Albert R. Hugh1:) s, C • Rel Ettelson, Dr. H. W. Evans, Dr. S. S. Hunt, J. D. Hussey,Robert· J. Farg~son, Jol1ll T. Jr. ]'arrell, Jobn J. Irby, W. B. Jr. ]'iedler, Dr. F. W. Jacobson, C. M. Johnson, J. C. Johnson, W. c. Jolly, Dave Finch, M. E. Fisher, Allen Flanagan, Joe Fleming, Joseph D. Ford, Fred Fowler, W. B. Frazier, Ceylon B. Freeburg, Harry Jones, Henry S. Jones, Dr. Robert W. Jones, Hugh Jones, Walk C. Jr. G::trtly, Dr. George Gates, J. W. Keller, Eugene Karr, L. J. Klepper, George M. Gaut. D. C. Geiger, Ervine Glascock, Charles Glasgow, Ben E. Klinck, Chief Irby Knoff, Edward M. Krivchor, Joseph Goldsmith, Fred Goldsmith, Jack Goltman, Dr. J. Gooch, Cecil M. Lane, Hunter Lane V. G. Lee, James Lee, Dr. R. G. s. Graham, F. J. Graves, Dr. L. M. Grout, F. M. Lee, Robort E. Loe, Chiof W. D. LePrince, J. A. Lerner, S. M. Leroy, Dr. Louis Levy 1 Dr. Louis Hcle • .E. W. Halle, Arthur Halliday, W. P. Hampton. W. M. Harrold, E. A. Hartley, Robert W. Heys, Lake Heard, Robert G. Hei sk:ell, A. L. Henry, Wallace Herrington, R. t. Highsaw, Prof. J. L. Lt3wi s., Dr. A. C. 1 Lewis, T. W. Loeb, Willi'nm Li-oby. Frruik Lichterman, Ira J. Lightmm, M. A. I Linn, E. R. Livermoru, Dr. George R. • - Lohmeyer, J. A. I Luca,s, Fred Hill, R. E. Hirsh, :a. w. Hobson, Dr. J. J. Holmes, F. C. Mo.cfnrlane, G. Mallory, Vi. W. Malone, J. H. o. �Maury, J. E. Richardson, Charles D. Maxon. :Bi shop James M. McCabe, C. T. McCaslin, Dr. Robert H. McElravy, C. A. McGee, E. L. McGeorge, H. L. McGregor·, John McKee. R. W. Ri cha.rd son. Gi.lme r Ries, Elmer M. Riechman, J •. A. Roberts, John E. Ross, J. L. Roulhac, John S. Roy, George T. Jr. Ruch, Dr. Walter A· McKnight, Thomas Rugg, L. E. McWhorter, A. D. Meeman, E. J. Melroy, N. J. Mo:rgan, Allen Morgan, John T. Russell, Edward P. Russell, Dr •. George M. Byan. W. A. Sr. B.Ya.n, W. A. Jt. Icy'choner, Dr. R. O. Moriarty, Herbert Mottweiler, Forrest Myers, Ben F. Sa.ino, J. E. San.down, V'l. H. Scharff, Abe Scharff, Aaron R. Schloss, Gilbert M. Schoembs, Arthur Schwartz, Merrill Nickey, Sam Jr. Norfleet, R. Vance O'Brien W. J. Searight, Dr. M. 1fl. 0 1 Callaghan, J. E. 01 Connor,Fran k Orgill, Edmund Orgill K. ii. Orgill, William Overton, Watki;ns Sellers, Perry Sex.ton, Fred Shepherd, S. J. Sibley, Dr. Josiah Sims, R, B. Jr. Skinner, J. L. Ozburn, N. Field Skinner, Raymond Smith, W~..l ter L. Owen, W. L. Page, Carl Patton, Wesley E. Peete, Russell Springfield , C. L. Strauss. G. D. Sullivan, H. P. Sweeney, Frank Penland, Clifford Pennebaker, c. T, Peres, Hard.wig Pidgeon, Everett Taylor, Kenon Pipkin, A. E. Pipkin, Perry Taylor, R. A. Taylor, L. R. Taylor, Dr. Robert Plank, E. E .. Plough, Abe Prescott, Vf. J. Pritchard, Russ Thompson, E. F. Thompson , L. K. Turnbull, Steve Turner, Norfleet Ragland, S. E. Tyson, W, T. Ro,gsdal e, F. V. Ragsdale, Dr. W. E. Raines~ Dr. Sam t. Valen tine, John Wadley, Dr. s. L. Ramsay, R. G. Ramsey, Henry T. Reid, ·Wallace R. 1 Waggener, Andrew B. Wagn-er, D. Eugene Walker, S. P. �Waring, Col. Roane Watkins, R. G. Webb, Harcy Webster, William A. Weeks, Dr. A. B. Weems, Charles Weil, Alvin B. Wetter. Henry Williams, Dr. Gra¥ Wild, A. J. Wilkinson, Russel William, O. P. Willi ss, Carl L. Wilson, Harry C. Wood, George Wood, Dr. Percy iVrey, T. Cecil Wurzburg, Abe Young, Dr. Thomas K. Zink, Clyde J. Zook, Martin Council Members elected at the Annual Meeting December 11, 1939 for the year 1940. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Executive Board Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Description An account of the resource Contains Reports of Committees, Annual Reports, Recharters, and Minutes Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document CONDENSJ~ D REPOR1~S of CO MNII,.-l""TEES 1939 ii Cl1icl{aSa"W" Co1-1ncil Bog Scouts of America, Inc. l\tlcrnphis, T enn. . r 1 I CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. s. A. rnc. Memphis, Tennessee MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE :SOARD - 1939 OFFICERS ' Mr. c. Arthur Bru.ce President Mr. A. K. Burrow· Vice-President Mr. Walt.er Lane Smith Vice-President Mr. Percy A. Clayton Vice-President Mr. Abe Scharff, Vice-President Mr. Percy C. Clarke Secretary Mr. w. P. Halliday Treasurer Dr. T. s. Eliot Commissioner Mr. F. J. Flanagan Field Commissioner Mr. w. Gordon Morris Scout Executive CHAIRMEN. STANDING COMMITTEES Chairman Mr. F. J. Flanaga.11 Mr. W. P. Halliday Mr. R. G. Ramsay Mr. Rodney Baber Mr. James Seddon Allen Mr. Gilmer Richardson Mr. Harry Webb Mr. Abe Scharff Dr. J. s. GoltmAn M:r. John E. Roberts Mr. Henry M. c:iayton Mr. Percy A. Clayton Mr. T. Harvey Creech Mr. Emile A. Bizot Mr. E. A. Harrold Mr. S. B. Dean Mr. Herbert Holmes Mr. C. C. Holloman Mr. C. H. Brown Mr. Russel Wilkinson Mr. Joe Hopper Committee Activities Awards & Resolutions Camping Civic Relations Constitution & By-Laws Court of Honor Cubbing Finance Heal th & Safety Inter-Racial Organization Outfitters Publicity Reading Rural Scouting Rural ,scouting Rural Scouting Rural Scouting Rural Scouting Senior Scouting Training MEMBERS-AT-LARGE Mr. A. D. McWhorter Mr. Perry Sellers Mr. N. o. Whitaker Mr. Charles T. McCabe Mr. C. Rel Hughes Mr. J. Granvil le Gates AWARDS TO MEM:BERS OF CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A· INC. FOR DISTHJGUISHED SERVICE TO BOYHOOD THE SILVER BEj\.VER Dr. J. C. Ayres 1931 Mr. Charles T. McCabe 1931 Mr. John T. Morgan 1931 Mr. George P. Phillips 1931 Mr. John E. Roberts 1931 Mr. Harry Webb 1931 Mr. L. R, Forsdick 1932 Mr. A· D. McWhorter 1933 Mr. Ben B. Coffey,Jr. 1934 Mr. Walter L. Gray 1935 Mr. George Wood 1935 Mr. F. J. Flanaga.."1 1936 Mr. R. G. Ramsay 1936 Mr. Edwin Dalstrom 1937 Mr. R. Von Steinen 1937 Mr. C. Arthur Bruce 1938 Mr. Charles H. Church 1938 **************************************** THE SCOUTMASTER'S KEY Mr. Ben B. Coffey ,Jr. 1933 Dr. Howard Curl 1934 Mr. R. Von Steinen 19;64 Mr. E. K. Leach 1935 Mr. Joe Hopper 1936 Mr. Miller Johnson 1936 Mr. Charles H. Church 1937 Mr. J. Brady Wiley 1938 Mr. Russell Peete 1938 C}-JJCJ~;\S;\\IY COU1'1CJL, BS ;\.,JNC. J'vJ E 1\;! P J-J J S 1 T E 1'J J'J. December 11, 1939 To the friends of Scouting: December 1st is the end of the fiscal year of Chickasaw Council. In the Reports of the Standing Committees, which follow, you will find a great deal of information as to what our Council has accomplished in the Scouting Program of character building and citizenship training during the year just passed. And I believe you will agree that real progress has been made. But these Reports do not adequately describe the loyal and unselfish service of the hundreds of Scout Leaders who have so freely given of their time and effort to enable our boys to have the benefits of Scouting. To these Scouters the credit is due for the progress which has been made. I want to take this opportunity to express to these Scout Leaders rrr:f deep appreciation for the work done and the sacrifices made for the cause of Scouting; for I sincerely believe the men who are training boys to live the Scout Oath and Law in their daily lives are building a firm foundation for the future welfare of the Nation. Sincerely yours, d1/;~'!Jt~ Scout Executive f(£POR ... f5 ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE The Scouts of Chickasaw Council engaged in numerous and vari.o~. activities during the :fi seal year ending December 1, _1939. In all of thtiH activities they have been under the guidance of the Scoutmasters, Assietn.nt Scoutmasters and junior officers of the Council. Many of these leaders t.\rtl veterans in point of service to boyhood and yet they are yotmg in years; many are leaders of years past who have felt the urge in their hearts and have now found the time to return to .Scouting; some are new leaders filled with the spirit of directing and being a part of the greater Scouting Program for tho Boy Scouts of Chickasaw Council. Most of these le11ders have worked faithfully and untiringly with their respective Troops and your Committee hereby commends their splendid efforts and accomplishments. The ninth Annual Ca.mp Currier Camp-0-Ree was held at Camp Cur~ier Eudora, Miss., on June 2nd, 3rd & 4th. Fifty-seven Troops p.articipated with a total of 1,077 Scouts in Crunp. This exceeded the previous year by 6 Troops and 250 Scouts -- this exceeded the 1937 Camp-0-Ree by 23 Troops and 509 Scouts. The events of the Camp-0-Ree consisted of Troop Camping, Patrol Camping, First Aid, Cooking, Scout Rescue, Fire Building and Water :Boiling, Forestry and Wall Scaling. These event_s were judged by the leaders of the Troops entered and their efficiency in this capacity was as expected, the most satisfactory job of judging we have had to date, The full pC1,rticipation in these events by the Troops was the best we have had and the type of participation and lack of confusion showed more orderly and united accomplishments than has occurred in previous Camp-0-Rees. The orderly and efficient manner in which the Scoutmasters and their junior officers handled thoir Troops during the Camp-0-Ree was made possible by the District Camp-0-Ree practices held at Overton Park during the months of April and Mnlf. These practices were conducted by the District Commissioners and the Officers of the participating Troops and was run off by districts. No grand award was made to any one Troop as a winner of the Camp- 0-Ree but the efficiency of the Troops was recognized by the award of a ribbon to all Troops who scored certain points against the standard. All Troops were eligible to win these rl bb.ons -- 12 Troops won the Class 11 A11 Award; 10 Troops the Class 11B11 Award and 19 Troops won the Class 11 0 11 Awa.rd ma.king a total of 41 Troops who won Awards. The fact that· 12 Troops won Class "A" Award in 1939 as compared to 2 Troops winning it in 1938 shows the marked improvement our Troops have made during the past year. For the 1st time in the history of the Camp-0-Ree a Troop made 11A11 in all events this was Troop 38 sponsored by the Lalllar Heights Presbyterian Church and lead by Scoutmaster Herndon Hamer. The judges complimented all of the Troops on their excellent showing in both Troop and Patrol Campin€, as this was far superior to previous years. Your Committee recommends that the Annual Camp-0-Ree and District practices be held again in 1940. Page 1 "The Advancement Program" which was operated from Nov. 1, 1938 to January 20, 1939 (12 weeks) was the fourth of this type of activity to be held in the Council. The use of this Program affords Scout Leaders a well-rounded program of Scouting activities for their Troops, as it consists of Advancement, Camping, Training, Good Turns, etc. The Troops are awarded points for these activities and they compete against a standard,· as in the Camp-0-Ree. This was the first time the Troops had used this system of competition, as previously a winner was determined. We are glad. to report 7 Troops won the Class "A" pennant; 10 Troops won the Class 11 B11 pennant and 15 Troops won the Class ncn pennant -- these being awarded by the Council. Forty-One Troops participated in this Program and a total of 32 won pennants. Your Committee has operated an Advancement Program for 1939 and the results of this will be known within the next few days. We recommend that another "Advancement Program" be offered to Scout Leaders in 1940, as your Committee feels this event should have a place in the annual activities of the Council • Your Activities Committee expressed thanks and appreciation to the Scoutmasters of the Council, their Assistants and junior leaders for their splendid work in Scouting in 1939, and to the many Scouters who have served as judges and officials during the past year. ~~ C.AMl?ING COMMITTEE Ca.mp Currier. near Eudora. Miss. The 1939 season was undoubtedly the best in the 14 years the Camp has been operated so far as attendance and interest is concerned, as will be seen in comparing the figures shown.below: Gain or Loss as 1937 1938 19~9 Compared to 1938 GAIN LOSS Scouts attending Camp Currier 2,482 4,091 4,462 371 Scouters attending Camp Currier 501 629 653 24 Number of Scout Days 5,199 10,147 11, 967 1,820 Number of Scouter Days 686 1,130 1,364 234 Number of Visitors 2,289 3,237 3,268 31 Your Committee feels this is an excepttonally fine record, especially in view of the fact the 1938 figures were the largest on record up to that time. A Council camp was held at Camn Currier for 5 weeks during the past summer with an average attendanc.e of 54 Scouts. During this time 152 Page 2 Scouts spent a total of 270 Scout Weeks in camp. 116 Merit Badges were awarded and 54 Scouts won their Camp Emblems. The camp fee paid by tho Scouts was $4.50 per week and the net operating loss to the Council was $37. 09. We feel the fine attendance record at Camp can be largely attributed to the swimming pool and water system which was given to the Camp by Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Burrow in 1936. This splendid equipment has been a source of joy and comfort to all of our Scouts and Sc.outers and will continue to afford them pleasure for years to come. Without this eqμipment the camping facilities were inadequate -- with them the Camp is complete and offers real opportunities to all of the Scouts and Scouters of the Council. Not only does this fine equipment give pleasure to the boys -- the well, water system. and bath house are a distinct asset and of. great importance to the health of the boys using the Camp. Plenty of pure drinking water is a necessity at any camp and we know that Camp Currier is well equipped in this regard. On behalf of all of the Scouts and Scouters we wish to express our deep appreciation of the gift of Mr. and Mrs. Burrow which has meant and will continue to mean so much to the health and happiness of all of us who go to Camp Currier, Ever since Camp Currier was opened in 1925 Mrs. Elizabeth B. Currier of Geneva, Switzerland, has annually made generous contributions for its support and improvement. These funds have made possible the building of the dam.: to impound the waters of the lake and the construction of the Mess Hall, as well as improvement of the roads. The lake affords hundreds of boys the pleasures of boating and fishing, the Mess Hall enables the Council to operate the Council Camp and the other improvements have made it possible for everyone to enjoy the camp. We wish to express our sincere appreciation to Mrs. Currier for her generosity throughout the years. An innovation at the Camp this year was the District Camp held under the auspices of the Choctaw and Chisca Districts of the Council during the week of August 5th-11th. This week of camping was entirely supervised and carried out under the leadership of the Scouters in these two Districts and the Scouts thoroughly enjoyed it. Twenty-Two Scouters from the two Districts served as Camp Lead0rs in this very successful camp - we feel they did an outstanding piece of work with very little money on which to operate and we want to extend our thanks to each and every one of these men who made it possible for 42 Scouts to have a week of camping. The camp fees paid by the Scouts were $2.50 per week but in spite of this small charge there was a net profit at the end of the week of $4.19. We would like to commend this fine activity to the other Districts of the Council and to urge them to do the same in 1940. For 1940 we make the following recommendations; That a headquarters, a hospital and a handicraft shop be built for use during the Council camp; that 4 patrol lodges (each large enough to house 8 boys) be constructed; that at least 5 new latrines be built; that the roads be repaired and graded; that at least 6.new boats be built; that 50 new mattresses be purchased; and that sufficient equipment (dishes, knives, forks, etc.) be purchased to increase the capacity of the Mess Hall to 100 persons per meal• Pago 3 KamP Kia Kima. near Hardy, Ark. For the past several years the attendance of Scouts and Scouters at K~~p Kia Kima has declined as compared to former years. This year your Cornmi ttee felt it wise to operate Kamp for a four week's season instead of the six, eight or ten weeks which it has been operated in the past. It was thought this would reduce the loss in operating expense and at the same time take care of all of the Scouts who desired to go to Kamp. As an inducement to get more Scouts to attend, the camp fee was lowered from $9.50 to $8.50 per week but even so the attendance was somewhat less than last year. Eighty-five Scouts spent a total of 156 Scout Weeks, as compared to 109 Scouts who spent a total of 230 Scout Weeks during the six weeks season in 1938. During this sonson 83 Merit Badges were awarded and 57 Scouts won their Kamp Emblems. We are glad to report the operating deficit for 1939 was but $166.88 as compared to $458.64 in 1938. For 1940 we sincerely recommend that funds be made available to repair and paint the buildings of the Kamp. Ca.mP Daniels, Memphis. Tenn. Camp Daniels had its best season in 1939 with 101 Negro Scouts in camp during the four weeks season as compared to 94 during the same time last year. The boys spent a total of 139 Scout weeks as compared to llO Weeks in 1938. While the attendance was better than last year the advancement program was not as good, as only 13 Merit Badges were awarded compared to 45 the previous year. We greatly appreciate the help of 11 TBE COMMERCIAL .APPEAL CAMP FUND FOR BOYS11 which enable 35 underprivileged Scouts to go to Camp who otherwise would not have been able to attend. These boys were selected through the Family Welfare Agency to whom we are indebted for fin·e cooperation and assistance. We appreciate the contributions of Mr. C. Arthur Bruce and Mr. Ed. Dalstrom who provided funds to send 7 Scouts to camp for one week. The camp fee was $3.00 per wee~ and a net operating profit of $32.98 was made on the four weeks operations. We wish to thank the Negro leaders for their fine work during this camping season. ---·---- Your Camping Committee reco~~ends that plans be made as soon as possible for an even larger camping program throughout the Council in 1940. We urge that every Scout Leader in the Council puts his shoulder to the wheel. Pago 4 Camping Committee (Cont 1 d) toward the end of getting an even larger number of Scouts to have the benefits of camping during the coming year. C !VIC SERVICE COMMITTEE The Scouts of Chickasaw Council have responded admirably to every call for their services in connection with civic enterprises during the past year. They have faithfully carried out their assignements and this Committee is proud of their accomplishments. May we suggest that you react carefully the following list of "Good Turns" which the Scouts have done. Then consider how many thousands of hours our boys have given and how constructively they have employed their time. 25 Scouts delivered posters for the Shelby County Tuberculosis Society. 50 Scouts served as ushers at church services in Overton Park Shell. 45 Scouts acted as guides and runners at State Convention of the American Legion. 37 Scouts delivered baskets to the poor, Christmas, 1938. Approximately 550 Scouts marched in Fire Prevention Parade. About 60 Scouts distributed circulars and aided in.traffic . work during 11 Pedestri<~ Safety Woek, 11 Scouts wGre on duty as ushers at all of the Southwestern football games and approximately 490 were on duty at the five games. 12 Scouts manned the Clean Up-Paint Up.--Fix Up demonstration in Court Square. Approximately 450 Scouts marched. in the Clean Up-Paint UpFix Up Parade. Approximately 800 Scouts served in the Cotton Carnival in carrying signs, holding back the crowds, directing traffic, acting as ushers at the Children's Ball and carrying flares during t.he Parade. Approximately 900 Scouts aided in the Spirit of Christmas Parade by carrying signs, holding back the crowds and carrying flares to illuminate the floats. ?'74 Scouts marched in the Armistice Dey Para.de~ About 50 Scouts served as ushers at the West Tenn. Teachers Page 5 Civic Serxice Committee (Cont'd) football games. Approximately 50 Scouts collected clothing for the poor. In addition to the above the Scouts have been on duty at various conventions, church meetings, luncheon clubs,_ etc., where they acted as guides and pages. Our boys have done really good. work and we commend them for it. COURIJ! OF HONOR During the fiscal year,' which ended December 1st, the Scouts of Chickasaw Doltncil were awarded the largest number of Merit Badges in the history of the Council, which was organized in 1916. We are glad to report there has been a nice increase in most of the higher ranks (from First Class to Eagle) and we invite your attention to the comparison of the awards ma.de in 1937, 1938 and 1939, shown below: 1937 1938 1939 Gain li.2.!ui First Class Badges 174 210 241 31 Merit Badges 1,788 2,155 2,680 425 Star Badges 102 137 154 17 Life Badges 51 62 71 9 Eagle Badges 15 22 20 Eaglo Palms 20 29 29 A high standard of work has beon maintained and we are proud of the boys 1 accomplishments. But we feel th0re is much to bo done in training Merit Baclge Counselors and in recrui tine more Counselors to aid 2 the Scouts. For 1940 wo recommend that great effort be made toward this and. Your ChairmM wishes to a.ck:nowledge his appreciation o:f'th<~ f 1.n0 cooperE1,tion of the Vico-Chrdrmen and the Members of the Di strict Courh of Honor. Tho success of the Merit Badge progrmn is due to the loyAl ty of these Scouters who have so faithfully carried out their duties nnd who hnvo made it possible for tho Scouts to secure tho advru1tr1,ges of this p:rovocational training. CUBBING COMMITTEE 1939 has seen the start of an enlarged Cubbing Program :for thl'1 Chickasaw Council. As of December 1, 1939, the Council has shown a. g11,in of 2 Cub Packs and 40 Cubs for a Total of 6 Packs and 132 Cubs as compu.rod. to 4 Packs and 89 Cubs for 1938. V1bile the above report shows no great gain over last yut.\r, tho ground work has been laid over a period of months f_o_r _th_e_ f_oll_'ow ...:..l...n...i.(..l..:. ... ~ . ....._ ........... Cubbing Committee (Cont'd) prospective Packs, two of which will be registered before the end of 1939: McLean Blvd. Baptist Church (by Dec. 31st.) Westroinister Presbyterian Church (by Dec. 31st.) Lauderdale Courts Temple Baptist Church First Method.ist Church Raleigh Chrisitan Church Union Ave. Church of Christ Speedway Terrace 3aptist Church During the year the following new Packs have been added to the rolls: Pack #2 - American Legion Pack #4 - Mallory Heights Baptist Church Pack #6 - St. J obn 1 s Methodist Church The following Pack was dropped from the rolls last year: Pack #5 - Blessed Sacrament Church Cubbing as now presented has as its outstanding feature, Parent Interest and cooperation. There is a definite ground work to be laid before a Cub Pack can be. started. A series of 10 steps starting with an interview of the Head of the Sponsoring Institution and ending with a 3 meeting Training Course for the Parents of all the prospective Cubs is necessary for the proper organization of a Cub Pack. The Cubliing Committee oclievos that this year a firm foundation has been laid for Cubbing, tho newest member of the Scouting Family, and is looking forward to a. su-Dsklntial growth in the near future. FIN.ANGE COMMITT~N In the Finance Campaign conducted by the Council in May 1939 a total of $14,867.67 was raised in cash and pledges. The actual figures are as follows: Cash (White) Pledges(Whi te) TOT~l\.L (White) Cash (Negro) Pledges(Negro) TOT.AL (Negro) $10,320.25 2. 864. 75 $ 633.60 1.049.07 $13,185.00 l.682&L_ T0rAL CASH .AND PLEDGES ••••••••••••• $14,867 .67 Your Committee wants to take this opportunity to thank each and every person who contributed to the support of the Counci.l and to thank C W: rkers who worked s..Q_,fai thfully. We parti.~arl_y appreciate Page 7 FIN.ANOE COMMITTEE (Cont'd) the fine work of the Exchange Club of Memphis which handled the Fmployees Division, and the Memphis Jr. Chamber of Commerce which year in and year out has helped in the Ca'llpaigns. Without the help of our good friends in raising the necessary funds the Scouting program in Memphis could not go on and we want to express to each of you our sincere appreciation for what you have done. Due to conflicting dates with other agencies in the fall months it has been decided to gradually move the Council's Campaign dates up until eventually the dates will be during Boy Scout Week in February. In 1939 the dates were moved from September to May and in 1940 we expect the dates to be moved from Ma¥ to April, at which time we will not conflict with other agencies, The books of the Council have been audited by Messrs. ?e~t, Marwick, Mitchell & Co. and found to be correct. We especially invite your attention to the fact that Chickasaw Council is entirely free of debt. We believe this statement Will be as gratifying to our friends as it is to us. It has been and is the policy of this Con:nnittee to spend only when funds were in hand and we recommend.the continuation of this policy. The Scout Movement in our Council continues to grow steadily as you will see in tho Organization Committee's Report. Naturally it follows that more money is necessary to truce care of this larger number of boys. Tie, therefore, recommend that a budget of at least $20,000.00 be secured for the 1940 budget. Your Committue feels the Council is not adequately financed and that sufficient funds for its operating bud.get is one of the Council's greatest needs, if not the greatest need. HE.AL':I1H & SAFETY COMM! TTEE This Committ0e is gratified to report that the health and safety of our Scouts during 1939 have been excellent. There was not a serious accidGnt or case of sickness in any of our three camps. This splendid record is a real tribute to the men who are leading our Troops o.nd we commend and congratulate them on the fine work they are doing in providing safe activities and camping for the Scouts of this Council. Hundreds of Scouts have participated in activities, parades, games, Camp-0-Rees, etc. during the year 1mder safe leadership and we are proud of the work the boys and loaders have done. Swimming in all of our three camps was carefully supervised by .American Red Cross Life Saving Instructors. Cariip Currier o.nd Kamp Kia Kima were inspected by Mr. Lewis W. Hall, Assistant Director of ~~e Health & Safety Service and Camp Daniels was inspected by Mr. Harley F.. Erb, Regional Executive. Puge 8 INTER-RACIAL COMMITTEE The work of the Inter-Racial Committee is confined solely to Negro Scouts and is handled through a sub-covncil k:no>'m as the Seminole Division of Chickasaw Council. All of the officers a...~d members of the Seminole Division, including the .Assistant Scout E:l~ec-o.tive, a.re Negroes. During the yea:r ending December l, 1939 nine new Troops of Scouts were organized and five Troops were dropped from the rolls. There are now 34 Troops, or a net gain of four Troops over the previous year. There are now 561 Scouts as compared to 558 last year, a net gain of three Scouts. There are two Cub Packs, the same as last yea:r but they have increased from 29 to 37 Cubs on the rolls. The Camping program at Camp Daniols was the best in its history with 101 Scouts in camp during the four weeks season. The boys spent a total of 139 Scout weeks as compared to 110 weeks in 1938. While the attendance was better the advancement of the Scouts was not as good, as only 13 Merit Badges were awarded as compared to 45 last year. We want to toke this opportunity to thank 11 The Commercial Appeal Camp Fund For Boys 11 which enabled 35 underprivileged Scouts to go to ca.mp. The Scouts were selected through Tne Family Welfare Agency to whom we are indebted for fine cooperation. Through the help of these agencies the Camp was made more useful to the boys. The Scouts of the Seminole Division have done their share of 11 Good 'i11u-ns 11 in connection with civic activities. They have served a.s guides, ushers, otc. a.TJ.d have assisted with traffic and in holding back the crowds during the Cotton Carnival and Spirit of Christmas Parades; they have assisted in flllg raising ceremonies and in other worthwhile things. We are proud of their accomplishments as :pnrticipa.ting citizens. During the yoa:r there were only 23 Merit Badges won by Negro Scouts; two Scouts advanced to First Class Ra~.k; one to Star and one to Life Rank. Your Committee feels that one of the most important needs of the Council is to provide ways and means for N"ogro Scouts to adv.,mce in rank ond to I take part in the Merit :Badge activities. The need is great, as will be seen from the fact that in 1938 there were 78 Merit Badges awarded as compared to 23 this year. Your Committee feels that advancement in rank must be constantly urged on our Negro Scouts or they will not get the full benefit of Scout training. We ask your help in this, for it is vital to the success of the future in the Seminole Division. In the Finance Campaign the Seminole Division turned into the Council $633.60 in cash nnd $1,049.07 in pledges, a total of $1,682.67. This is $444.62 less tha~ the Division raised in 1938. We feel that our Negro work is making some progress but that especial attention must be paid to advancement in 1940. We urgently request that emphasis be laid on advanceme:!'.lt throug.,l:lout 1940. 1------------·--------·-·--------- , ___________ . Po.go 9 Inter-RA.cinl Committee (Cont'd) The Committee recommends that in order to push the advancement of the Seminole Division that the Inter-Racial Committee for 1940 be composed of the Chairman plus one menber of the following Council Committees who would be designate~ by the Chairman of his Committee to work with the corresponding Con'll"'..J.ttee of the Seminole Division: Organization, Training, Carfrping, Health & Safety, Advancement, Civic Relations, Fina.nee and Activities. This should lead to a much more efficient handling of the Seminole Division. ORG.AlJIZATIOlJ COMMITTEE In February 1939 the Council received the Walter W. Read Acorn Awa.rd for reaching its objectives in total number of Scouts, Troops, Cubs and Packs for the year 1938. We feel sure you a.re as proud of this trophy as we are, for every Scout and Scouter in the Co1mcil have a right to feel a re~l satisfaction in receiving this recognition from our National President. Your Committee has been and is now working hard to organize enough new units to ~in this Award for the second time. We believe we will, for the objective in Scouts has a.lr~Qdy been passed. But in order to win t~e Award for 1939, three new Troops, two Cub Packs and 12 additional Cubs must be enrolled bofore December 31st. Now in process of organization are six Troops of white Scouts and two Troops of Negro Scouts; eight Packs of white and one of Negro Cubs. We believe enough of these will be registered to win the Award. DurinG the past year 14 Troops of vTI1ito Scouts and 9 Troops of Negro Scouts have been orgnnized. We are glad to report there has been a gn.in in Troops, Scouts, Cubs and Packs and that the Qouncil now has J!.h.q larsest ~ffinbership in its ~istory. Below is shown a comparison of nenbcrship for the past three years, as well as the gain made over the 1938 record: Dec. l, 1937 Dec, 1, 1938 Dec. 1, 1939 GA.IN Whi tc Sc0Uts 1,678 1,838 2,090 252 N cgro Scouts 408 ~ _Qfil,_ J TOTAL SCOUTS ••.••.• 2,086 2,396 2,651 255 White Troops 66 76 85 9 Net:;ro Troops A _]Q. 34 -1 TOTAL TROOPS ••••••• 87 106 119 13 Vfai to Cubs 46 60 95 35 Negro Cubs _Q. ~ 37 _a TOTAL ClJ3S • ........ 46 89 132 43 ----------------·---------- Pn;~o 10 Organizati9n Committee (Cont'd) peg, 1, 1937 Dec. 1, 19!28 Dec. 1, 1939 GAIN Wl.1i te Cub Packs 2 2 4 2 Negro Cub Packs _a. _a ~ _Q TOTAL CUB Packs 2 4 6 2 Wo regret re report that during the yea:r five Troops of vVhite Scouts and five Troops of Negro Scouts were dropped from the rolls. Efforts are now being mnde to revive some of these Troops and we hope to have them in good sto.nding in the near future. There are over .13,000 boys of Scout age (12--16) in our area and there is plenty of room for more of them to have the benefits of Scout trnining. Therefore, we recommend that every effort be made to organize additional Troops and Packs during 1940. Q.UTFITTJJIBS 1 COMMITTEE The three official outfitters in Memphis are J, Goldsmith & Sons Co,, Phil A. Halle and Lowenstein's, During the year the stocks of Scout uniforms, supplies and equipment carried by these outfitters havo been inspected by meobers of the Committee and were fo'Ulld to be adequate, We pa:rticularly comm.end these firos for the fine displays they have r:iade and the publicity they have given to Scout uniforms, etc. in their stores and f'or the a.dvcrtisOI!lcnt s they have carried each week i:h "The Press Scioi tor". They have worked with and for the Council and we wish to thank them for their help, All of the outfitters have Scou.t Cabins in their boy's deplll'tments which not only attract boys but materially aid in interesting them in the Mover.:ient and in getting correct uniforo.s. We consider this as benefi,.. cial to the Council as well as the boys. We desire to thank J. Goldsoith & Sons Co. for furnishing an 11 Advancer:ient Chart11 to each Troop in the Council. This chart carries a natural color picture of all of the badges and insignia of the Boy Scouts of America as well as space to record the advancement of all members of a Troop. It supplies a long felt need and we appreciate it. Phil A. Halle has furnished an official Boy Scout Calendar for 1940 to all Scoutoasters and in addition is now furnishing a calendar to all Scouts who apply for it. This is a very useful gift and is appreciated by us as well as those who receive the ealenda:rs. For 1940 we reconr:iend the outfitters continue to display the official ~quipr.ient, etc. as they have this year, for they are making a ',real contribution to the Moveoent by keeping in stock and effectively displaying the many things which Scouts use. Pago 11 ----·------- PUBLICITY COMMITTEE For many years 11 The Press Scimi tar 11 has cooperated with the Council by publishing a quarter-pate of news each week known as 11 The Scout Press Scimitar". This is a very valuable aid in informing the Scouts a.nd Scouters of Courts of Honor, activities, Camp-0-Rees, etc. and it is widely read. In addition, the columns of the pa.per have always been open to Scout news of all kinds. We are especially indebted to 11 The Press Scimitar" for the fine publicity given to the Council's Finance Campaign. This did much to insure the success of the Campaign and we appreciate it. "The Commercial Appeal 11 has bean very generous in printing Scout news and has cooperated to the fullest extent in publicizing the Council 1 s activities. Just before the Finance Campaign 11 The Commercial Appeal" devoted the entire front page of the Rotograviire Section to Scouting. This fine page was of extraordinary value to the Council and to the Campaign. Throughout the year "The Commercio.l Appeal 11 has been very helpful to the cause of Scouting and we want to express our appreciation for the fine support they have given. Your Committee has always found Radio Stations WM C, WM P S, W.E.B.Q, and WR E C ready and willing to give freely of their time a..~d support in broadcasting Scouting events and we want to take this opportunity to thank them. Not only has the management of these stations been generous with time on the air but the men on the staffs have voluntarily made many valuable suggestions as to programs, scripts, etc. which have greatly increased the effectiveness of the programs. Tho Council is indebted to them for their many contributions. We want to thank the Memphis Street Railway Co. for allowing us to put Finance Campaign cards in the street cars and busses during the Campaign. This good publicity is much appreciated. We are indebted to the Standard Printing & Supply Co. f9r printing 15,000 Campaign Cards and other printed material; the Superior Pres for printing the car cards used in the Campaign; Latsch & Arnold, Inc •. for· printing the cover of this book and other programs; the Graham Paper Co. for their many contributions of paper for use in all of the above. These firms have been liberal in their contributions· to the welfare of Scouting and we do appreciate their help. We want to thank the official outfitters, J. Goldsmith & Sons Co., Phil A. Halle and Lowenstein's for the excellent window displays during Boy Scout Week. READING COMMITTEE Our Council accepted a quota of 250 new subscriptions to the official Scout magazine 11:Soys' Life11 for the year 1939. To date we have 11ot reached this quota but we expect to before the year is over. This magazine costs but 6!¢ per month and we consider this one P.ago 12 Reading Committee (Cont'~) of the best investments which can be made for a boy. Seventy~five cents per year is a small amount when the values of good reading are considered and all of us should encourage our boys to develop good habits in their reading. The Council is greatly indebted to the Cossitt Library for the loo.n of a fine collection of books for the use of the Scouts at Kamp Kia Kima These books were a. source of rea.l pleasure to the boys in Kamp a.s well as furnishing information on nature, flowers, birds and the like which the boys studied. For many years the Libra.ry has helped in this we:y and we do appreciate what it has done for the Kamp. RURAL SCOUTING Outside of the City Limits of Memphis there are now 21 Troops of White Scouts and two Troops of Negro Scouts, a total of 23, which is a gain of one Troop as compared to last yea:r. Of these Troops there are 14 in Tennessee, 6 in Mississippi and 3 in Arkansas. We feel there should be mor.e Troops in the rural sections of our Council and we recommend that in 1940 additional stress be laid on getting Scouting to more boys outside of Memphis. Thore are thousands of boys of Scout age in the 4~ counties in our Council and a great majority of these boys want and need Scouting. There arc several new Troops now in process of organization and we strongly recommend that additional Troops be organized just as rapidly as the proper leadership can be found and trained. SEl~IOR SCOUTING Chickasaw Council was very fortunate in getting a splendid boat for the use of the Sea Scouts from the U. S. Coast Guard enrly in 1939. This boat is 47 feet long, with a beam of 15 feet and draws 4 1 2 11 of water. It is equipped with~ a :Buda. gasoline engine of 130 HP and is a fine boat for the use of the Scouts, as it is sate o.nd seaworthy. We are indebted to the Coast Guard for this boat nnd its equipment which enabled the S. s. s. "Idlewild! to cruise to New Orleans this sumner. This was a trip the Scouts will never ·,. forget and they are to be commended for the w~ they conducted themselves on this long cI"llise. Your OoUJmittce feels that a cruise of this nature should be part of the Sea Scout Program for next year and every year. In addition to this long cruise the Sea Scouts have taken many short cruises on the Mississippi during the year. The Council now has two Sea Scout Ships, the 11:Bonita 11 and the 11 Idlewild11 but we should have several others and your Committee recommends that at least three new Ships be organized during 1940. It is also r.ecommended that more social f'Uilctions for older Scouts be planned and carried out during the coming year, as these affairs appeal to young men and will keep them affiliated. With the Movement for a longer period of time. Page 13 Senior Scouting (Cont'd) There is now a great and growing interest in Explorer Scouting &Uld we look· for continued growth in this program. We also recom.~end that additional EXplorer Patrols be organized in 1940. TRAINING COMMITI'EE Tl1e Training Committee is glad to report that in 1939 there has been the largest amount of training in the histo~r of the Council. Early in the year we realized that training and more training is vital to the successful operation of our Scout Troops and we have tried to make available the courses which were most needed. Below is a report of these courses: The course "Principles of Sc outrnastership11 was completed in March with 32 Scouters being awarded certificates. A total of 90 men attend~ ed some parts of this course. 31 Troops sent Patrol Lenders to the Patrol Leaders Training School. 178 Scouts attended these meetings and 85 were awarded certificates. 22 District Commissioners took part, in the District Commissioners Training Course and 15 received certificates. The Troop Comping Course held in Memphis o.nd at Camp Currier had 42 men to take the training with 33 receiving certificates. The course 11 Intro(i,uction to Scouting", "Pa.rt 1, Eletients of Scout Len.dership!' was conducted :t'or the :first time with 58 men attending, 43 of whom were awarded certificates. First Aid. training under the supervision of the Red Cross re ... sulted in 9 men receiving cards for the Standard Course and 6 men passed the Advanced /Course. The training course, 11 Troop Operation", which is 11 Eleoents of · Scout Leadership, Po.rt 11~ is now being conducted with 43 men cnrollod. It is expected a largo majority of these will receive certificates. 30 Negro Scouters participated in the course 11 IntJJoduction to Scouting" and 19 have been a.ward.ed certificates. A re-cap of the above shows that 300 men have taken part in these courses and that 157 certificates have been awarded; and that 178 boy leadars have been given sone training with 85 receiving certificates. This nuober of certificates will be swelled when the results of the 11 Troop Operation11 course are known. One important step forward this year is the organization of the .Training Cot.Jmi tt ee into groups, each group being charged with the duty of putting on one course each year. The plan is to have these courses to be conducted at approxioatoly the saoe time each year so that all Scouters will Pac;e 14 Training Copr.iittee (Cont'd) have an opportunity to get the training they desire. This plan is working splendidly due to the cooperation of the Vice-Chaintlon of the Coomittee who have worked faithfully and well in naking these courses so successful. Your Chairman wishes to take this opportunity to express his thanks to all of the Meobers of the Training Coonittee and to the oen who have served as instructors o..nd staff oeubers of the various courses. Without their help we could not have made the real progress whicl1 is shown in the above figures. The Training Cor:oittce has planned training courses to occur in March, .April and May 1940 in 11 Principles of Scoutmastership, Part 1 11 and 11 Troop Comping~ First .Aid training is available practically at all tir,1es. We recor.ir.iond that continued eL1Phasis be put on the trainin6 Progran of the Council during the coming year. THE SCOUT OATH On my honor, I will do my best To do my duty to God, and my country, To obey the Scout Law ~o help other people at all times, To keep myself physically strong, mentally awake and morally straight. THE SCOUT LAW .A Sco11t is TRUSTWORTHY OBEDIENT :WY.AL CHEERFUL HELPFUL THRIFTY FRIENDLY BRA.VE COURTEOUS CLEAN KIND REVERENT Page 15 i-~ (:J ... ~J1 . . ' . ~- l~ ~ - I COU~!CJL, B. S.f\. j~JG-. -- I BALI.OT FOR ELECTION OF OFFICE.ttS JOO) COUNCIL ME!li;BE::.i.S-AT-LARGE FOR YEAR BEGINNING- JANUARY 1, l,939 ********* FOR PRESIDENT (Vote for One) l- Mr,_ C. Arthur !lru~e - FOR VICE-?B.ESIDENTS {Vote for Fo~ ---Mrn A .. K. Burrow Mr. Walter L. Smith Mr., P .. A. Clayton Mr. Abe Scharff FOR SECRET.ARY (Vote for One) Mr. P. C. Clarke FOR TREASUREtl (Vote for One)_ Mr. w. P. Hallid::!.V -- FOR COMl\II SSIOl'JER (Vote for One) Dr. T. s. Eliot FOR FIELD COMMISSIONER (Vote for One) Mr. F. J. Flanruran *********** FOR COUNCIL lvllliBERS-AT-1.ARGE, as per attached list. I Alexander, Vance J. Angus, John A. Allen, James Seddon Allen, June D. Allen, Preston Allen, Thomas H. Atkinson, Dr. W. R. Au.stin, John A. Awsumb, George Ayres, Dr. J. c. Baber, Rodney Bacon, Col. W. J. Ball, Ernest c. Barker, Judge H. H. Barrow, E. R. Barry, Edward F. Bateman, Dr. R. J • Bizot, Jilnile A. Blaisdell, Dr. C, F. Blue, Dr. w. R. Bodley, Dr. J. w. Bondurant, Jack, Jr. Bowld, w. F. Boyce, Rev. E. G. Boyle, J. Bayard Bradley, Dr. James F. Brennan, J. J. Brinkle~r, .Ami el W. Brode, Julien Brown, J. Goodlett Brown, R. Bates Brown, S. Toof Bruce, C. Arthur Bunn, H. T. Burrow, A. K. Butler, c. W. Jr. Butler, Dr. Tait Caldwell, E. R. Callow, Lewis C. Campbell, Dr. Willis C. Canada, Col. J. W. Canale, Phil M. Carroll, W. s. Carter, M. o. Castle, s. Nelson Chambers, C. M. Chambers, J. D. COIDTCIL MEMB3RS~.AT-LAB.GE Champion, R. G. Christenbury, Fred Church, C. H. Clark, Dolph Clark, Roscoe c. Clarke, P. c. Clayton, Henry M. Clayton, P. A. Coffey, Ben B., Jr. 1 Col1n, B. L. I Cole, Sam F. I Collier, J. D. Condon, Martin J. Cooper, w. o. , Coors, Dr. G. A. I Cory, A. J. Cox, .Allen, Jr. 1 1 Cox, Orin L. Cox, W. w. 1 Crawford, A. M. I Creson, R. F. Creson, T. K. 1 Crenshaw, W. A. . I Crump; E. H. Sr. 1 Crump, E. H. Jr. I Cunningham, Jesse Chandler, o. B. I I I Dalstrom, Ed. 1 Darnell, Herbert I Davis, Clifford Dean, s. B. t~efries, Ray Lee !Diehl, Dr. Charles Dilworth, J. E. I !Dolan, Rev. Edward Dolan, T. R. 1Donelson, Andrew J. I Doz~er, R. M. ,, 1 Davis , Dr. J. 1•;1urry ' Eckert, George J. Edge, W. T. 'Edmondson, J. s. jEdwards, Frank c. 1 Eldredge, Mark !Eliot, Dr. T. s. Erskine, Albert R. :Ettelson, Dr. H. w. !Evans, Dr. s. s. Farrell, John J. Fiedler 9 Dr. F. W. . Finch, M. E. I Fi sher, ,Allen I . Flanagan, Joe Fleming, Joseph D. I Ford, Fred , Fowler, Vl. :s. I Freeburg, Harry I Fargason, John T. Gartly, Dr. George Gates, J. w. Gaut, D. c. Geig~r,, Ervine Glascock, Charles Glasgow, Ben E. Goldsmtih, Fred Goldsmith, Jack Gooch, Cecil M. Graham, F. J. Graves, Dr. L. M. Grout, F. M. Guice, Fred Goltma.n, Dr. J. s. Hale, E. w. Halle, .Arthur Halliday, w. P. Ha.rro ld, E. A. Hartley, Robert w. Hays, Lake Jr. Heiskell, A. L. Herrington, R. L. Highsaw, Prof. J. L. Hill, R. E. Hirsh, B. ;7. Hobson, Dr. J. J. Holmes, F. c. Holt, iViaynard Hopper, .A.. L. Hopper, Joe B. Howard, Percy Hudson, Calvin Hughes, Allen, Jr. Hughes, c. Rel Hunt, J. n. Hussey, Robert J. Irby, w. B., Jr. Jacobson, c. M. Johnson, J. o. Johnson, W. c. Johnson, Dr. William 1 Jolly, Dave I Jones. Henry s. , Jones, Hugh 1 Keller, Et,€;ene I Xerr, L. J., Klepper, Geo. M. Klinck, Chief Irby Krivcher, Joseph Lane, Hunter Lane, V. G. Leach, E. K. Lee, James . 1 Lee, Dr. R. G. Lea, Robert E. Lee, Chief w. D. LePrince, J. A. Lerner, s. M. 1 Leroy, Dr. Louis I Levy, Dr. Louis , Lewis, Dr. A. c. I Lewis, T .. w. Lichterman, Ira J. 1 1 Lightman, M. A. Linn, E. R. 1 Livermore, Dr. George R. I Lohmeyer, J. A. : Lucas, Fred I Macfarlane, G. o. : l:allory t rr. w. I Malone, J. H. ' Maury, J. E. r Maxon, Bishop James M. 1 McCabe, c. T. I 1;ccaslin, Dr,. Robert R. ~.cElravy, C • .A.. 1 McGee, E. L. ( i,:cGeorge, H. L. 1 McKee, R. w. I' McKnight, Thomas McW.horte~, A. D. 1 1 Ueeman, E. J. , Melroy, N. J. 1 Morgan, Allen ! Morgan. John T. Moriarty, Herbert j Myers, Ben F. l 1 Norfleet, R. Vance ~~~~--~~~~~~~-...L..J~--~--~~--~~~~~l 0 'Brien, \V. J. O'Call-9£:.han, J. E. Q 'Connor~ .Frank 0 • ~ ·1 ""elm d rg:i. .1. - ~ E. :un Orgill~ William Overton, l7a·~kins Ozburn, N. Field Page, Carl Patton, Wesley E. Peete, Russell Penland, Clifford Pennebaker, c. T. Peres, Hardwig Phillips, George P. Pidgeon, Everett Pipkin, A. E. Pipkin, Perry Plank, E. E. Plough, Abe Prescott, W. J. Ragland, s. E. Ragsdale, F. V. Ragsdale, Dr. w. E. Ramsay, R. G. Ramsey, Eenry T. Reid, Wallace R. Richardson, Charles D. Richardson, Gilmer Riechman, J • A. Rob·erts, John E. Roulhac , John S. Roy, George T., Jr. Rugg, L. E. Russell, Edward P. Russell, Dr. George M. Ryan, w. A. Sr. Ryan, w. A. Jr. Rychener, Dr. R. o. Saino, J. E. Sandown, W. H. Scharff, Abe Scharff, Aaron R. Schloss, Gilbert M. Schoembs, Arthur Schwartz, Merrill Searight, Dr. M. w. Sellers, Perry Sexton, Fred Shepherd, s. J. Sims, R. B. Jr. Skinner, Raymond Smart, T. H. Smith, Walter L. Springfield, C. L. Sullivan, He P. Sweeney, Frank Strauss. G,, D. Taylor. Kenon , R Taylor~- L.. o Taylor~· R,, Ae Taylor, Dr. Robert Th()mpson, E. F. Thorupson, L .. K. Turnbull, Steve Turner, Norfleet Tyson, w. T. Valentine, John Vieh, Edward ?. Waggener, .Andrew B. Wagner, D. Eugene Walker, Se P •. Waring, Col. Roane Watkins, R. G. Webb, Harry Webster, William A. I Weeks, Dr. A. B. Weems, Charles Williams, Dr. Gray I Wild, A. J. 1 Wilkinson, Russel I Williams, O. P. ~ilson, Harry c. Wood, George 1l Wood, Dr. Perey Wurzburg,. Abe I { Young,. Dr. Thomas K. , Zink, Clyde J. · f Zook, Martin I I I I I f t r Council Members elected Annual 'Meeting, December 14, 1938 for the 1 year 1939. ------·---------·---------------·-·-· _ _..._. ___ " -1 I j J .r. r--------··-----------·---.. -· .. ~·------- ... -----------------1 i----------~------~--------·-----·----·----·------t Memphis, Tenn. Chickasaw Council, B.S.A. Inc. Nev. 28,1939 1~----~------~·~---------- ~·~------------~~·------i i I C }-J J C JC;-\ S 1\ \;\f C C> LJ ~I C J L 1 S I I 1\ 1't i'I U ;\ L 1\;f E E -r J 1'1 G J-J 0 -r E L P E 1\ .B 0 D Y 1Yl C> ~I D f\ Y1 DE C t J\;1 B £ f( The .Annual Meeting of the Council is an outstanding event and cne to which ALL Scouters are invited to attend. It is a source of inspiration, of good fellowship, of good Scouting.. You and your friends are cordially invited and urged to be present. Please mark on your calendar MONDAY. DECEM.BER 11th HOTEL PEABODY BUSINESS MEETING (for Scouters only) 5 :00-6:00 P.M. (Louis XVI Room, Mezzanine) DINNER MEETING (for everyoody) 6i30-9:00 P.M. (Ballroom) As is customary the Meeting will be held in two parts ~ .. the Business Meeting from 5:00 to 6 :OO P.M. ,. at which time the election of Officers and Council Members for 1940 and other business will be transacted. The Dinner Meeting from 6:·30 to 9:00 P.M., where we will have as our guest and speaker DR. GEORGE J. FISHER. Deputy Chief Scout Execμtive Dr. Fisher is noted all over America as one of the best speakers in Scouting. He will bring to Memphis a message you will enjoy as well as one of importance to every man and woman interested in boyhood. The Council is exceptionally f~rtunate in being able to get Dr. Fisher to come from New York for this meeting and on behalf ef the Council we urge you to come and hea.r Dr. Fi sher1 s address. Among the highlights of the Dinner Meeting will be the presentation of Eagle Badges to a number of Scouts and the presentation of the Silver Beaver Award to two Scouters who have rendered outstanding service to boyhood. The names of these Scouters will not be lmown until the award is made. L -2- There will be mus i c, good fellowship and fun. We are striving to have every Scouter in the Council present on December 11th -- we are asking you, as a Committee of One, to holp in this by 1. Being present yourself. 2. Bringing your friends. Please n ote ladi es a re cspaci al) Y i.nvi ted to th.;, Dinner Me eting . With your h e lp this will be the best meeting the Council h as ev.~r held -- we are counting on YOU!!!! Sincerely ;,·ours, ANNUAL MEETING COMMITTEE By_ C)_ 1J?jJ_. -""-'" '--o.._AM~· ~c;.,.,-.,., __ _ Chairman • - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ...... : ~ -·O .,, -c ·li .... .,, -~ :z: 0 .... BOOST SEHER READING FOR BOYS gST BOl~~ UFE cC , UI .. •O - . . :·. ; 'eovs'LIFE .WEEK < DEC. IOTH ~ l6 TH B 0 Y S1 L I F E 7l E E K Decemb e r 1 0th - 16th i n clus iv e 11 Bcys 1 Life", the official Scout magazine, is good clean r e ading for ALL boys. And now, here is 11.n o u portunity for Scouts and Scouters to ee.!"n money for their Troop s or for themselves. Tho regular price for 11 Boys 1 Life11 is $1.50 per year. To all Scouts anrl Scouters who secure subscriptions at the ree;'lllar price One year •.•. • .. • ••.• $1. 50 Three years •. • •••.•• $4.00 the Council will pay a "commission" of 75¢ for a. 1 y uar subscription or $1.45 for a 3 years subscription. Here is a fine chance to malru some s p ending mo n ey for Christmas. Please turn in all subscriptions, with the money for same, at Headquarters, 501 Columbian Mutual Tower, and -- Don 1 t forgtit ettch Scout can still subscri-ne at the price of 75¢ p ~ r year. To each Troop which has 100% of its members to ~~bscribe a handsome blue all d white p ennant will be awarded. Several 'rroops hav .; already won this rennant. HAS YOURS??? If no·t, now is the time to put your should.er to the wheel. Remember, 11 Boys 1 Life" h a s 'been aptly called a 11 a silent Assistant ScoutmA.stl3r 11 because of the help i. t giv'3s to Scout Leaders. 3y encouraging your Scouts to reacl it you will b e helping both yourself 3.Ild the 'to;rs. 1 () I Ql!19 KA SAW Q_Q.VNCIL, B. S .• A. INC. MINUTES OF ANNUAL M~ITETING 1939 The Annual Meeting of Chickasaw Council. Boy Scouts of America, Inc., was held on Monday, Decembet" 11, 1939 at 5:00 P. M. in JJouis XVI Room of Hotel Peabody. Mr. C. Arthur Bruce, President, presided and the following Council Members were present: Mr. Percy A. Clayton Mr. Abe Scharff Mr. A. K. Burrow Mr. Walter Lane Smith Mr. P • C. Cl ark Mr. W. P. Halliday Dr. T. S. Eliot Mr. Joe Flanagan Dr. J. S. Goltman Mr. R. G. Ramsay Mr. John E. Roberts Mr. E. A. Bizot Mr. Rorlney Baber Mr. H. M. Cleyton Mr. Joe Hopper Mr. s. B. Dean Mr. J. G. Gates Mr. A. D. McWhort1.or Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Commissioner Field Commissioner Chairman Heal th & Safety Committee Chairman Camping Committee Chairman Inter-Racial Committee Chairman Reading Committee Chairman Civic Relations Committee Chainnan Organization Committee Chairman Training Committee Chairman Rural Scouting, DeSoto County Member-At-Large of Executive Board Member-At-Large of Executive Board Mr. P. L. Day Mr. Dolph Clark Mr. Russell F. Peete Mr. M. Eldredge Dr. Geo. P. Rawls Mr. Forrest Mottweiler Mr. F. L. Christenbury Mr. Arthur Schoembs Dr. Sam L. Wadley Dr. A. C. Lewis Mr. J. E. 0 1 0allaghan Mr. Henry Jones Mr. :B. F. Myers Mr. N. G. Paddison, Sr., Mr. Andrew Waggenar Mr. C. T. McCabe Mr. Roscoe Clark Mr. Ben Coffey Mr. T. P. Howard, Lake Cormorant, Mi.ss. Mr. O. L. Cox, Lal<:e Cormorant, Miss. Mr. C. T. Pennebaker Mr. Edward F. Thompson Mr. Lewis Cal low Mr. Arthur Katz Dr. A. E. Weeks Mr. A. S. Herriman Mr. L. B. Powell Dr. George J. Fi sher, Deputy Chief Scout Executive, Mr. Harley E. Erb, Regional Executive, Mr. W. Gordon Merri s, Scout· Executive and Mr. W. E. Thacker, Assistant Scout Executive were also present. The following Scouters also attended: Rev. A. C. Maxted, Tunica, Miss. Mr. C. R. Otto. Jr., Mr. Warren Ledbetter Mr. Hugh McCain Mr. Vial ter Kantor Mr. David Schulherr Mr. Earl Berry -2- The President, Mr. C. Arthur Bruce, called the meeting to order anc'l asked Rev. F. D. Daniel, Pastor of the Norris Ave. Presbyterian Church, to pronounce the invocation. Mr. Bruce recommended the Council Members to the meeting and made a few remarks on the work of the Council during the past year. Mr. Bruce called on the Scout Executive, Mr. W. Gordon Morris, for a report of the Council activities for the fiscal year ending December 1, 1939. The Scout Executive pointed out some of the major accomplishments of the Council stating that the Council now has the largest num'Jer of Scouts and Cubs in its historyand that there had been a tremendous increase in attendance at Camp Currier and an exceptional increase in the number of Merit Badges awarded, etc., He asked the Council Members to read the Report of Cammi ttees which was given given to each man present. Mr. W. E. Thacker, Assistant Scout Executive distributed the Reports of the Cammi ttees to the Council Members. Mr. C. T. McCabe moved that it be the sense of the meeting that an expression of sympathy be sent to Mr. John T. Morgan who had been sick for a long time. This was seconded and carried. Mr. Ben B. Coffey critized the action of the Court of Honor in the award of the Bird Study Merit Badge to Scouts to whom he did not think the award. was warranted due to the fact that he had not approved the award of these badges. Mr. Bruce stated that he would take the matter up and have it adjusted as soon as possible. Mr. C. T. McCabe called attention to the fact that some yeam ago a memorial to Mr. Ike Block had been proposed at Camp Currier and that a Council Member had agreed to furnish the lumber for this memorial but it had not been built. He suggested that this memorial be constructed in the memory of Mr. Ike Block as soon as possible. Mr. W. P. Hallidey stated that there should be a memorial at Camp Currier for men who have served in Scouting and. have passed on to their reward. There was some discussion of this but no action was taken. I Mr. E. A. Bizot, Chai~nan of the Nominating Committee, nominated the Officers and Council Members for the year 1940. Next attached is a copy of the ballot containing the names and officers of the Council Members pr,oposed by Mr. Bizot. Mr. Bruce then called for nominations from the floor. Mr. Joe Hopper nominated Mr. Joe Dalstrom. Mr. P. C. Clark nominated Dean H. B. Hoag for membership on the Council. Mr. Bruce called for a vote on the election of these Officers and it was moved by Dr. A. B. Weeks and seconded by Mr. Arthur Katz and unanimously carried. The Scout Executive was instructed to carry the entire vote for the members present which number of members constituted a quorum for the officers and council members nominated. This motion was unanimously carried. Mr. Bruce requested all members to stay for the Annual Meeting Dinner which would be held in the Ballroom at 6:30 P. M. There being no further business the meeting adjourned at 5:45 P. M. / COUJ'ICJL, B. S.;\. L~lC. B,AJ:iLOT FOR ELECTION OF OFJi'ICERS AND COUNCIL ?v!Elv!BERS..AT ... LMG;FJ FOR YEAR BEGINNING JANUARY l. 1940 ********* - .. -·-( 1'.QJ.L~S ILJEN1.C -- (Vot~ for_Qg~ I Mr! AQ.§.. Sc~1arff I ·--· FrYR V ICA_-PRES ID;IBNT S (Vote for Fo..~ -·- ~..!.. A. __ K. Burrow - •··· - Mr. P. A. Cl~tQn ~ --- •.. Mr. Ed • Dalstrorn_ Mr. Andrew B. W~gener -·---· .... - -· .__ ·- ·------· l!,OR $Hr!RmTARY __ {Vots;i t:o !' Qrui}. J~~· ~·re~ c. Cl9rke --------· ·-·- FOR 'I'Rli:ASUREL. _ (Vote f.Q!:_ One)i Mr. --~-!!_~11 ida.,v .. -··- __ .... ___ t FOR COMMISSIONER (VoJ.Lf£!_ On~lf Mr. Henni:_Jv1_9 l ~to!?-_. ·-·i !---··---·-- _..;.._ ____ , FOR FIELD COMMISSIONER (Vo..l!i. for OWi Mr. F !....~!_anagan --- .. ··· - - *********** --- ---·-· FOR commIL MEMBERS-AT-LARGE• as ner attached li.!3t• _ .... --· - ..... . ' -- .. Acroyd, w. L. Agee, G, Worthen Alexander, Vance J. .Angus, John A. Allen, James Seddon Allen, June D. Allen, Preston Allen, Thomas H. Atkinson, Dr. W. R. Austtn, John A. Awsumb, George J.y-:.-es, Dr. J. c. Baber, Rodney Bacon, Col. W. J. Ball, Ernest C. Barker, Judge H. H~ Barrow, E. R. Barry, Edw~rd F. Bateman, Dr. R. J, Beasley, John B. Bizet, Emile A. Blaisdell, Dr. c. F. Blue, Dr. W. R. Bodley, Dr. J, w. Bolton, A. Earle :Bondurant, Jack Jr. Bondurant, Julian B. Boone, Daniel H. Bowld, W. F. Boyce, Rev. E, G. Boyle, J. Beyard Bradley, Dr. James F. Brennan, J. J. Brode, Julian Brown, J. Goodlett Brown, R. G. Brown, S. Toof Bruce, C,. Arthur Bunn, H. T. Burrow, A • K. Butler, C. W. Jr. Caldwell, E. R. Carlisle, G. A. Jr. Callow, Lewis C. Campbell, Dr. Willis C, ~ COUNCIL MEMBERS-AT-LARQ:E Canada, Col. J. W, j Canale, Phil M. Carroll, W. S. I I Carter, M. O. · Castle, S. Nelson 1 Chambers, C. M. I Chambers, J. D. 1 Champion, R. G. I Chandler, o. B. Christenbury, Fred L. I I Church, C. H. Clark, Dolph 1 Clark, Roscoe C. f Clarke , P, C. , Clayton, Henry M. I Cl~ton, P. A. Coffey, Ben B. Jr. I I Cohn, B. L. J Cole, Sam F. 1 Collier, J. D. l Condon, Martin J. 1 Cooper, W. O. I Coors, Dr. G. A. Cory, A. J. 1 1 . Cox, Allen Jr. Coxt Orin L. , Cox. W. W. I Crawford, A. M. Creson, R. F. I I Creson, T. K. Crenshaw, W. A. ' Crump, E. H. Sr. j Crump, E. H. Jr. , Cunningham, Jesse I I I I I I I I I Dal strom, Ed Darnell, Herbert Davis, Clifford Dean, S. B. Defries, Ray Lee Diehl, Dr. Charles Dilworth, J. E. Dolan, T. R. Donelson, Andrew J. Dozier, R. M. Davis, Dr. J. Murry Eckert, George J. Edge, W. T. Fidmondson, J. S. Edwards, Frank C. Eldredge, Mark Eliot, Dr. T. S. Erskine, Albert R. Ettelson, Dr. H. W. Evans, Dr. S. S. Farg~son, Jol1ll T. Jr. ]'arrell, Jobn J. ]'iedler, Dr. F. W. Finch, M. E. Fisher, Allen Flanagan, Joe Fleming, Joseph D. Ford, Fred Fowler, W. B. Frazier, Ceylon B. Freeburg, Harry G::trtly, Dr. George Gates, J. W. Gaut. D. C. Geiger, Ervine Glascock, Charles Glasgow, Ben E. Goldsmith, Fred Goldsmith, Jack Goltman, Dr. J. s. Gooch, Cecil M. Graham, F. J. Graves, Dr. L. M. Grout, F. M. Hcle • .E. W. Halle, Arthur Halliday, W. P. Hampton. W. M. Harrold, E. A. Hartley, Robert W. Heys, Lake Heard, Robert G. Hei sk:ell, A. L. Henry, Wallace Herrington, R. t. Highsaw, Prof. J. L. Hill, R. E. Hirsh, :a. w. Hobson, Dr. J. J. Holmes, F. C. Holt, Maynard Hopp13r, A. L. Hopper, Joe B. Ho ward, Percy Rud.son, Calvin Hughes, Allen Jr. Hugh1:) s, C • Rel Hunt, J. D. Hussey,Robert· J. Irby, W. B. Jr. Jacobson, C. M. Johnson, J. C. Johnson, W. c. Jolly, Dave Jones, Henry S. Jones, Dr. Robert W. Jones, Hugh Jones, Walk C. Jr. Keller, Eugene Karr, L. J. Klepper, George M. Klinck, Chief Irby Knoff, Edward M. Krivchor, Joseph Lane, Hunter Lane V. G. Lee, James Lee, Dr. R. G. Lee, Robort E. Loe, Chiof W. D. LePrince, J. A. Lerner, S. M. Leroy, Dr. Louis Levy 1 Dr. Louis Lt3wi s., Dr. A. C. 1 Lewis, T. W. Loeb, Willi'nm Li-oby. Frruik Lichterman, Ira J. Lightmm, M. A. Linn, E. R. I Livermoru, Dr. George R. • - Lohmeyer, J. A. I Luca,s, Fred Mo.cfnrlane, G. o. Mallory, Vi. W. Malone, J. H. Maury, J. E. Maxon. :Bi shop James M. McCabe, C. T. McCaslin, Dr. Robert H. McElravy, C. A. McGee, E. L. McGeorge, H. L. McGregor·, John McKee. R. W. McKnight, Thomas McWhorter, A. D. Meeman, E. J. Melroy, N. J. Mo:rgan, Allen Morgan, John T. Moriarty, Herbert Mottweiler, Forrest Myers, Ben F. Nickey, Sam Jr. Norfleet, R. Vance O'Brien W. J. 0 1 Callaghan, J. E. 01 Connor,Frank Orgill, Edmund Orgill K. ii. Orgill, William Overton, Watki;ns Ozburn, N. Field Owen, W. L. Page, Carl Patton, Wesley E. Peete, Russell Penland, Clifford Pennebaker, c. T, Peres, Hard.wig Pidgeon, Everett Pipkin, A. E. Pipkin, Perry Plank, E. E .. Plough, Abe Prescott, Vf. J. Pritchard, Russ Ragland, S. E. Ro,gsdal e, F. V. Ragsdale, Dr. W. E. Raines~ Dr. Sam t. Ramsay, R. G. Ramsey, Henry T. Reid, ·Wallace R. Richardson, Charles D. Ri cha.rd son. Gi.lme r Ries, Elmer M. Riechman, J •. A. Roberts, John E. Ross, J. L. Roulhac, John S. Roy, George T. Jr. Ruch, Dr. Walter A· Rugg, L. E. Russell, Edward P. Russell, Dr •. George M. Byan. W. A. Sr. B.Ya.n, W. A. Jt. Icy'choner, Dr. R. O. Sa.ino, J. E. San.down, V'l. H. Scharff, Abe Scharff, Aaron R. Schloss, Gilbert M. Schoembs, Arthur Schwartz, Merrill Searight, Dr. M. 1fl. Sellers, Perry Sex.ton, Fred Shepherd, S. J. Sibley, Dr. Josiah Sims, R, B. Jr. Skinner, J. L. Skinner, Raymond Smith, W~..l ter L. Springfield, C. L. Strauss. G. D. Sullivan, H. P. Sweeney, Frank Taylor, Kenon Taylor, L. R. Taylor, R. A. Taylor, Dr. Robert Thompson, E. F. Thompson , L. K. Turnbull, Steve Turner, Norfleet Tyson, W, T. Valen tine, John Wadley, Dr. s. L. 1 Waggener, Andrew B. Wagn-er, D. Eugene Walker, S. P. Waring, Col. Roane Watkins, R. G. Webb, Harcy Webster, William A. Weeks, Dr. A. B. Weems, Charles Weil, Alvin B. Wetter. Henry Williams, Dr. Gra¥ Wild, A. J. Wilkinson, Russel William, O. P. Willi ss, Carl L. Wilson, Harry C. Wood, George Wood, Dr. Percy iVrey, T. Cecil Wurzburg, Abe Young, Dr. Thomas K. Zink, Clyde J. Zook, Martin Council Members elected at the Annual Meeting December 11, 1939 for the year 1940. Note Note for historical disclaimer <small><i>Please note that these documents are presented as they existed in their original form for historical accuracy. This document may contain racial or culturally insensitive language. Since the beginning in 1916, Scouting in Memphis has been regarded as a pioneer in interracial Scouting and equality; however, it still existed within the context of a segregated South. The material reflects the culture and context in which it was created and does not reflect the views and principles of the Kia Kima Alumni Association, the Chickasaw Council, or the Scouting movement.</i></small> Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1939 Chickasaw Council Reports of Committees Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chickasaw Council, BSA Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1939 Bolton Smith Committee Report https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/0d25f7da2b6bec5cff72f7f6ea39afa7.jpg 63cee724cdfd70df854d255f8be8e677 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sashes Description An account of the resource This collections contains scans of sashes. Some Items contain multiple sashes from that same year. Memorabilia Pictures or scans of patches, paddles, shirts, and other Scouting memorabilia. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1939 Title A name given to the resource 1939 Kamp Kiwani Camp Sash Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Girl Scout Council of Memphis & Shelby County Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Emblem (Sash) Girl Scouts Kamp Kiwani Memorabilia Patch https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/75a867a6f23cbbcfd37ecf624565ba45.pdf 1464873030495e142d52e18b19ab23dd PDF Text Text 2 PARK AVENUE NEWYORK..N.Y. :-IATIOXAL COUNCIL. BOY SCOl'TS OF A.'lEIUCA scour Thomas Dodson TROOP NO . STATE_ _ F~f.J~.e-mp~hi 8 _4U==c.===~~~~~O __ DATE _ Tenn.. IS AWARDED THIS CERTIFICATE THAT HE HAS SATISFACTORILY MET THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE MERIT BADGE IN _C~tni:..._Handicraft, Personal Hea_lth_._ Fire- ON BEHALFOFNATIONAL ..-f.••p:• .;,lfl~ .... 'IO'fll....,. , ..l,IO(NT t<Olt~,.,,.,\ltCl NES in COUNc1ananship g~ '°"°"""""'.Pott "IS NMI }'Jf.td!id~ 1~.::-:;. ;;._iS•Ollolf ~fw..y c;,.1crM:O lllC:Clil'll � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous publications and papers by and about the Chickasaw Council. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document 2 PARK AVENUE NEWYORK..N.Y. scour :-IATIOXAL COUNCIL. BOY SCOl'TS OF A.'lEIUCA Thomas Dodson TROOP NO. STATE __ _4U==c.===~~~~~O-F~f.J~.e-mp~hi 8 Tenn.. __ DATE _ IS AWARDED THIS CERTIFICATE THAT HE HAS SATISFACTORILY MET THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE MERIT BADGE IN _C~tni:..._Handicraft, Personal Hea_lth_._ FireON BEHALFOFNATIONAL COUNc1ananshi p ..-f. •• p: • .;,lfl~ g~ }'Jf.td!id~ .... 'IO'fll....,. , .. l,IO(NT t<Olt~,.,,.,\ltCl NES in '°"°"""""'.Pott "IS NMI 1~.::-:;. ;;._iS•Ollolf ~fw..y c; ,.1crM:O lllC:Clil'll 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 1939 Title A name given to the resource 1939 Merit Badge Card Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Boy Scouts of America Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chuck Schadrack Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Tom Dodson Card Merit Badge https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/5c3bc2e8cb7074c4400a6e179fd47fc6.jpg 6ead43ee7823dbcb17cd5fe70965493f Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Photos Description An account of the resource This collections contains general photos related to Scouting in the Chickasaw Council. Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1939 Title A name given to the resource 1939 Photo: Seminole Division Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink & Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chickasaw Council, BSA Picture Seminole Division https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/fc225060b64198d77efa45f42c408b8f.jpg e99b4317c50600abf2b7ce0bce34ca4b 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 Hardy, Arkansas Description An account of the resource This collections contains miscellaneous documents and pictures related to the area of Hardy, Arkansas, that do not fit into any other collection. <br /><br />Also see the tags:<br /><a href="http://kiakimamuseum.org/items/browse?tags=Hardy">Hardy</a><br /><a href="http://kiakimamuseum.org/items/browse?tags=South+Fork+River">South Fork River</a><br /><a href="http://kiakimamuseum.org/items/browse?tags=Stonework+Architecture">Stonework Architecture</a><br /><a href="http://kiakimamuseum.org/items/browse?tags=John+A.+Cooper">John A. Cooper</a> Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1939 Picture: T.W. Mesara on Farm with Catfish Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived George Bannister Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available George Bannister Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1939 Description An account of the resource T.W. Mesara, local attorney, has the proof of his fish story. Tuesday night of this week he and Lewis Thorne caught several large catfish the largest two weighed 50 pounds. They were caught at Mr. Mesara's farm on South Fork in Arkansas. Mount Mesara Newspaper Picture https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/d92c141f5ea2962f6f618c3dd90f8bd8.pdf 2a260e131a015a6fc4fa2b4dbe9f93b8 PDF Text Text imes to Begin lramichee June 2 'vVdA Ca1np to Off er Rea lthy Out doo r Rec reat ion Camp Miram ichee, Ozark "restg place" and recrea tional cente r, here sunlig h and shado ws, rusd the c)ear, music al r'~f"rbll urday , June 22. Reser vaions re now being receiv ed at the we~ . 196 Monro e. The camp for. 8 to 18-ye ar-old s end busine sg gir;l, opera ted each umme r by th~ ~·phis "YW / ' is a. mile and a ~alf by river road; by highw ay, from hree mil ardy, Ark. South Fork. of Sprin g iver runs right thru the camp, aking possib le a shade d swim ing area, betwe en two water falls. ven the arche ry range , alongsid~ '2.. .t he river, is shade d. MRS. JESS E CUNN INGH AM Well Org1m ized · A YWC m, ingha Cunn Jesse Mrs. an hour of handc raft, swim ca.mp c~mmit~ee chairm an, has elude s or "free" swim ming, a lesson ming by nts geme arran been assist ed m Mrs. E. H. Mad- • rs. K. D. Larke y, back ride , an outdo or meal, a dux, Mrs. H. \V. North , Mrs. Law- horse · hike, tennis or ping- pong ·and canoe . Potts ay rence Coe and Mrs. Rams sinain g aroun d the camp fire. aroup Miss Leont ine Butle r, YWC A busiHoste s for Adult s - " °:ess g.irls: secret ary, .is adm.i nistra s ttve direct or, and Miss Juha Hall, Girls live in 8 to 10, 11 to 13, 13 Girl Reser ve. se_cretar y, progr am dito 15 and 16 to 18 age group s, with rector. • memb ers espec ially select ed staff first the camp Girls who go to l annua the enjoy will s two week their traini ng and abflity . There Fourt h of July get-to gethe r with for hoste ss for adults and they live a is arthe Girl Scout s. The staff will from, ;tli:e girls .and pro·gr ams rive at camp three .days befor e its apartplann·ed· as t_~y -11equest them. are openi ng, for additi onal traini ng. S t. welk . includ es every The camp, which accom moda tes Ten doll~\ ''~t~ laundry, · horse back 80 girls, has a numb er of impro ve- thing siilia craft mater ials. There ments , includ ing a ;new cabin for ridingnurse ,and a dietit ian. A Red the senio r girls' unit, and renov .a- is a ·i nstru ctor has charg e of the Hon of the rustic dining hall, ~ich Cross ... ater front and there is a senio r has apple -green furnishi~. The life saver in ·itach unit. State board Falls Scbut Girl oks new unit overlo of Arkan sas appro ves health of main the of si-ght of and is out dard s and tests water 1 health camp . A typiGa l day at camp migh t in- and rn·' -~-=~~~~- J I I f) l \..:7 ..,~,t::'"=::.:- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Camp Miramichee Description An account of the resource Contains pictures and documents relating to the YWCA camp in Hardy, Arkansas. 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 imes to Begin lramichee June 2 'vVdA Ca1np to Offer Rea lthy Outdoor Recreation Camp Miramichee, Ozark "restg place" and recreational center, here sunligh and shadows, rusd the c)ear, musical r'~f"rbll urday, June 22. Reservaions re now being received at the we~. 196 Monroe. I The camp for. 8 to 18-year-olds end businesg gir;l, operated each ummer by th~ ~·phis "YW/ ' is I a. mile and a ~alf by river road; hree mil by highway, from ardy, Ark. South Fork. of Spring iver runs right thru the camp, aking possible a shaded swiming area, between two waterfalls. ven the archery range, alongsid~ .the river, is shaded. '2.. Well Org1mized f) l \..:7 MRS. JESSE CUNNINGHAM Mrs. Jesse Cunningham, YWCA · ca.mp c~mmit~ee chairman, has elude an hour of handcraft, swimbeen assisted m arrangements by ming lessons or "free" swimming, a rs. K. D. Larkey, Mrs. E. H. Mad- • dux, Mrs. H. \V. North, Mrs. Law- horseback ride, an outdoor meal, a rence Coe and Mrs. Ramsay Potts. canoe· hike, tennis or ping-pong ·and Miss Leontine Butler, YWCA busi- aroup sinaing around the campfire. °:ess g.irls: secretary, .is adm.inistra- " Hostes for Adults ttve director, and Miss Juha Hall, s Girl Reserve. se_cretary, program di- Girls live in 8 to 10, 11 to 13, 13 rector. • to 15 and 16 to 18 age groups, with Girls who go to camp the first staff members especially selected two weeks will enjoy the annual Fourth of July get-together with for their training and abflity. There the Girl Scouts. The staff will ar- is a hostess for adults and they live rive at camp three .days before its apart from,;tli:e girls .and pro·grams opening, for additional training. are plann·ed· as t_~y -11equest them. The camp, which accommodates Ten doll~\S t. welk . includes every- 80 girls, has a number of improve- thing ''~t~ laundry, · horseback ments, including a ;new cabin for ridingsiilia craft materials. There the senior girls' unit, and renov.a- is a nurse ,and a dietitian. A Red Hon of the rustic dining hall, ~ich Cross ·instructor has charge of the has apple-green furnishi~. The ... ater front and there is a senior new unit overlooks Girl Scbut Falls life saver in ·itach unit. State board and is out of si-ght of the main of health of Arkansas approves camp. 1 health dard s and tests water A typiGal day at camp might in- and rn·' ..,~,t::'"=::.:--~-=~~~~- J Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1940 Title A name given to the resource 1940 (6/5/1940) Press-Scimitar Happy Time to Begin at Miramichee June 22 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Press-Scimitar Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Press Scimitar Papers, Special Collections Department, University of Memphis Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Licensed for use by the Kia Kima Alumni Association in this historical display. https://www.memphis.edu/libraries/special-collections/ Camp Miramichee Julia Hall Periodical https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/952dbf4ebe03bd25d33add987bac8e1a.PDF 28623e5af69f08c0533170f9711d623e PDF Text Text Form, osa9o-30001139.,-A .If. This copy for Ni,itional Office D; Regional Office D; Local Office Ej. (Check appropriate box on each copy.) DO NOT WRITE HERE BcDY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Charter Fee$·--~~~- ' UncorporateJ February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.) Scouter Fee...__ _ _ _ __ Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter for Year Beginning July l. 1940 Region No 5 Council No .:::F.:S-f Read instruction sheet before filling out Tota.__ --------- thi~ application. NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. 11 ______ __ Council, Boy Scouts of America, with W l_C~K_8_.J_-_R~·~______ I. The~·_ _ _ _<!._·~H~-~ (Name of Council). J!li~ i:..~'.~\;: ·' · N headquarters at 501 fOLUMCJfliN Manrfl.PRL TOWER (Locai Mailing Address) ' (~;ii~ # · .i. i:~ ;• i JV (State) and having jurisdiction over (indicate entire Area) ::JHl#jJ;f,;t;;p i., TEHJV.,...?JE.>OQ., Tllri!r HflD F:llNOl..B t!OVhTtE~ Nt.5.'l. ltND c«Ey}IAM.F oF· e''RflTTa:=,·::-:r&l 'i1 !~4')_ DR( • "PRNO/...ff _..;;;e-=o'""'----------~--,---hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July 1, 1940, in justification of which the accom~ panying reports for the Calendar year 1939 are presented as evidence of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibilities as a Local. Council, as required by the By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America, Article XI, Section 2, · · Clause 3. ·r;e·N#\!',, Fifi'$, 2. The following Districts are organized with functioning District Committees. Ai::M .Etfepr Cllt:N;11f&w _1 M (~;,' { N Districts ate sharing in financing this Council. .?.. Districts yet to be organized. Districts iri 1938. 0 Districts in 1939; in 0 3~,, Boy Fact Survey was conducted in ' 4. '·.Th_~ 1939 accounts of this Council ~een audited by 7/f0F{E-:£MO HFIL. I!! <f?'i;()ii»fflri"?l:V~~:·;s · There ar.it iij.. · ·. e (State whether Professional Accountanu or Auditing C.Ommittee) !!Cl . for the year 1940 and agrees to pay it.to the Treasurer 5. This Council has accepted its quota of $·50Q equal payments of-$ ZSO !.9 & ; in ·of the National Council as follows: in full herewith,$ J\l98::< flN.D Holl&Mlf."Jlf :fi[,, . each during the.months of .:::t · b ., .-p-1 (Note: Please plan last payment not later than ,Npvember, if possible) Of our outstanding indebtedness as of Dec. 31, 1939, $_.a.Ql.~is due the National Suppiy Service. and is due the National Council on account of back quotas. This Council agrees to liquidate the 0 $ . tlvouga mgat~ly P&¥Meets ef 3!"6-N • :is; £'fll/.O indebtedness to the Supply Service by (Date) _ _ _ _ _ _ __ I aaa tfie baekquota indebtedness as foHows: _ _ _ _ _ belPtllitfi:g $ 6. (Month) , 7. Thi,s Council requests that for the period July 1, 1940 to June 30, 1941 credit be extended by the Supply Service af any one time, and agrees to maintain the account on a thirty day for an amount not to exceed $ ~-00 ©'._2' basis. This· Council was incorporated under the laws of this State in the year 19~. The corporate name is: Ctfi lCf<B:)fijW C'@Uf,t¢:;f£.g 90:1 .;u:ou7.s. O!f':. tffJl,$.E!lil?rT1l!J~1 //'/C,, % of all institutions or groups. of citizens which sponsor Troops or Packs under this Council are 8. /:N-ll (!) represented on the Council either directly or through representation on District Committees. 9. This Council has adopted the new Standard Constitution and By-Laws for Local Coundls published by the ·o No · D Yes (Ch~ck one) National Council in February 1938. 'Certain modifications were adopted locally. These modifications have oeen approved by National Council. )Cl No D Yes We plan to adopt it in 1940; ". " " " D Yes I& Yes D No ·o No �I (2) 10. Our RECORD of progress for 1939 and OBJECT IVES for 1940 in the Ten Year Prngram r e as follows:· ·---··Trnnsfcro due to Territory chanK•• Out In ·-:..-.::~ ABLE 1 Total Troops* (a) Sea Scout Ships (b) Sea Scout Patrols (in Troops) Total on Dec. 31, 1938 I lJ ,$? New In 1939 (). J I Net Separation• in 1939 .... ---··--·· ..·····-·--"·· J!Mtlm ~ed Toul New n Dec, 31, 1939 11141 ........ ·~···~ ... .. , J in 1940 ·, "' ___,_J:A; ___ 2-:. I I' . '.J' I . __(> --- .... ..? --· ---·-·"'' (g) Lone Scout Tribes (a) Sea Scouts (bl Explorer Scouts (e) Negro Scouts (f) .!::>- ;; I 11 2 ,3 'l i. J, 2 s.~ 11.. '2 I (c) Rover Scouts (d) Lone Scouts ----~ ..•..... . -····· Cfo~- **26 *** ")..'*** 2 7"2JtJ t!f OO I 1s- ,?) ------~ 7~C ~ 18·~ ..... .::.; 7 :il 0 z,!J i..S" '-.'!;) ~'-:f ~ (!;,' .~SO ie;o /t::>¢.O 150 s () 0 S- I 8 ? /t.J.. 2 bC.. - _.... -·-~--·- l. '311. Indian Troops Total Scouts** '\ . { I .. .... . _t.f ---------- (f) Neighborhood Patrols (i) ' l , ..........._,. (e) Rover Crews (h) Negro Troops .? ··--· O<•-••-•T'" :5 /?JO '7 ·--- (c) Explorer Troops (d) Explorer Patrols (in Troops) Estimated Total on Dec. 31, 15 Estimated Separariont ~ S" t I • la Indian Scouts Total Scouters Cub Packs Cubs Cubbers 1J;'2; /./ (<'j'L/. I "ff ;Jiff ~ \ ?> 5" :3'/ ,. I 7 L/ I 9 5{, 17:3 41· II . so I 0 If I 7 7...- 11...0 .o.s- /0 'l I Includ.e in figures on this line total number of all Troops, Explorer Troops, Rover Crews, Sea Scout Ships, Neighborhood Patrols and Scout Tribes. •Include in figures on this line total number of all Scouts in above indicated units and Lone Scouts. In column "New in 1939" include boys who were new in Scouting in 1939. ~*In second column, "New irt 1939," include all boys who entered these branches of Scouting in 1,939, whether they transferred from ' / '""··other branch of Scouting or n<?t. . ''l..~1() Estimated new 12-year-old Scouts in 1940 ...) lt (a) New 12-year-olds registered in 1939 ', Cub Packs expired and not reregistered on December 31, 193< 0 Scout Troops and I'/ (b) We had on record Troops* (.l.J---%) in this Council as of Dec. 3ji..1939. W. (c) The Standard Troop Budget Plan is bei~ used by~:S1 ·. S Troops* (..!lfl%) and the Cub Pack Thrift Plan by J 0 to hE the Budget Pian in use by · % ) by Dec. 31, 1940. ( 3 . .. 9 _,, . - - ,-Tenure achieved in 1939 by Scouts; and by Assistant Scoutmasters under 21 who have been Scouts. (1) , (a) N um her on Roll Dec. 31, 1939 who attained respective tenure anniversaries in 1939. (3) (b) Number Separated in 1939 who attained respective tenure anniversaries in· 1939. ( 4) 1 Year 2 Years 3 Years 4 Years 5 or more Years TO (• /j/, Y--;lf I 'J.- 'loo 11s- 'i// t-:--'S=-c=-=o:.-;;u;-.:.t=;:s:-;--t-"'-'--"-'=-f-'-=-::=-+'-L-"S--f--£LL;--+--'~~--f..L.:=:m Asst. S. M. t-, \ !),.-. .'39 S"• ~ 0 ijt) Scouts J./ J f( Jr/£ lo7 /-/9 ?I . ...,,S-.-M-.-1--''-'-""'---+~<-=---r-.'-"--'--+--~"---+--+---+----+--''-'-t-A.,.-ss_t_ () 1. . . ·1 () I 7 I ).. ,j ryk, 1J'1j /'{). ;/ Ji/ I ....._......,."---l-'"'--'---""--1-=-~-t-,_,,_~-+-r-,___,___-+"':::....>o..._ (c) Total (a+ b) who attained respective tenure anniversaries +---'S'-c_o_u_ts_ _'1~0 Asst. S. M. in 1939. (,, 7' c, 0 h d' JI-OBJECTIVES FOR 1939. 2, 3 or 4 year Scouts in 1940 come from the 1, 2 and 3 year Scouts of 1939. 1 Year 3 Years 2 Years 4 Years 5 or more Years TO 'tos 7_1 I/{:, / 90 '~---l'--=-~ 170 L/L/O (d) Number to be on Roll Dec. 31, 1940 with respective tenure 1---=S:..:c:...:o..:::u""ts:.,....,.-+.u......~~-1-.L.J.c...=c....-l-&"'-""-...,_-t-_J--¥--t---"I .v 3~ Asst. S. M. anniversaries attained in 1940. I '2 1 0 ~ ·I-fl r; /(fl.§ 111~5 'f J? ::J..O ~'l '"'-'":!::ll ( e) N um her to be separated in 1940 with respective tenure anni- 1---=S:..:c:...:oc.::uc:.;ts"--+-l-'<~'----h'_,_-"'--JL-L.-'!'<-:-t--'--'"'----t-_:;c..:T="---+-' /, Asst. S. M. versaries to be attained in 1940. /' ".9 1. ri /' (f) Total (d + e) will attain respective tenure ·anniversaries in 1940. Scouts '.3~s 7 Asst. S. M. (,, 1 l~~j....- 0 1g ,..,0 ')__,/ 11 f ,_j.,,. Y..3 ?, .'1'..S- / rj 1) When lapsed Troops reregister only Scouts and Asst. S.M.'s under 21 who reregister with the Troop shall be credited with tenure\ versaries attained during the lapsed period of that Troop. . . 2) Totals in this Table cannot check with any Totals in Table 1. 3) Scouts attain each year of tenure on the anniversary of their first registrations as Scouts, unless they lose tenure credit by droppin · for any specific period. J) Do not include Scouts separated in 1939 whose last tenure anniversaries were attained prior to 1939. �Form 0-1062C 2,000_ S~ts-10-39 C.P. RfJGION NO. COUNCIL NO. NATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBER ' CERTIFICATION OF ELECTION AS A MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Date laa, S 1 l940. Counci,_J_ _CD __Dns_· _ ·_A_W_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Statc;..e_ ___,Tennea::.:==· =s=:ce.::::e_ _ _ To Expire-Dec• 31.1 194(1 ,Registration Service; Boy Scouts of America, 2 Park Ave., New York City. _Gentlemen:The Scouter named below has been regularly elected a member of the National Council to represent his Council Dee. . f or t he year endmg il, 1940:. · registere · d as a Scouter, havmg · . H e is in the capacity of_ _ _ _ _Pr_e_s_i_d_en __t_·_-o_t_C_hi.i_e_k--.as_·_a_:w_C_o_u_:n_c_i_l_ __ NATIONAL COUNCIL - Name + c ~ ~~ Aile llehedt current registration fee Tel. No.. 5-55ll Address,_---'-lr--'-au--·.;;..a;_s_C,;,.;;l_e'--a__ne-'--r"--a_,,.__-'7-'-2_6_.:::lfad'---'1="::..·IF---"'1r~-'l-~-_________ -----------City llemphiSt State T<ml:lessee. .--~-~sn Cit.isen Agc;..___ _ _ _5_9__ co . ct, ' 'J vA'lic12<~~,.;:!;""., MEMBERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL COUNCIL Each chartered Council of the Boy Scouts of America has the right to elect, annually, one of its members as a member of the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America, and one additional member for every thousand boys enrolled on the records of the National Council. The By-Laws require that Local Councils certify as to the election of such members of the,'National Council on blanks which shall be provided for that purpose. _ �Fofm 0-1062C 2,000 Sets-10-39 C.P, NATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBER COUNCIL NO. REGION NO. CERTIFICATION OF ELECTION AS A MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA. Date Counci~l_ _CBICK==·~A=S=A~W_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ State TEBNESSEE Zan. i, 1940. To Expire Dec. Sl, 194} Registration Service, Boy Scouts of America, 2 Park Ave., New York City. Gentlemen:The Scouter named below has been regularly elected a member of the National Council to represent his Council {o, the yea• ending in the capacity of - · &l, 1940 . He fa •egistered ., a Scoute>", having p · ~ent registration fee Jice-Fresiant of Ohi<:taaaw Council NATIONAL COUNCIL ~~ ~~· Name Tcl.No. Address_ _ ___;;;,ra..c:-=1'-1""'s_n<11=·"--:"'•."_ _ _ _ _ _ _-10~-~'"~;-~-~----------·----------- c;ty lleaphio, Ag1::--_ _ _ _ &8 _ _ _ _..._ cV ~ ~·~A-~-~-1-~_an_· Stat,,___.T"-'e-=nn=-=-•- - . , - - - - ' - - - - - - - - - - _C __i_t_.i_ae_n _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. ~v ~~ ~ ,) \:)fl;· -- Signed A V . /ii;;i (~•\t.fj(~~~7;~~~u;i~e) ,, :."" ! IL~1 11 , MEMBERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL COUNCIL Each chartered Council of the Boy Scouts of. America has the right to elect, annually, one of its members as a member of the National Council. of the Boy Scouts of America, and one additional member for every thousand boys enrolled on the records of the National Council. The By-Laws require that Local Councils certify as to the election of such members of the National Council on blanks which shall be provided for that purpose. �Form 0-1062C 2,000 Sets.-10-39 C.P, REGION NO. COUNCIL NO. NATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBER CERTIFICATION OF ELECTION AS A MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Date Counci,_1_ _C_BJ_ . .;. .O_KA--'"·_· S.;. .AW_·_ _ _~_ _ _ _ _ _ State !Eri»iiSSEE len. S, 1940. To Expire Dec. Sl, 1940 Registration Service, Boy Scouts of America, 2 ;park Ave., New York City. Gentlemen:The Scouter named below has been regularly elected a member of the National Council to represent his Council lloc. Iii. lNO for the year emling . He is registered as a Srouter, having p · Sa4n\t. Cemtlda$icnar in the capacity of · ~~~~·~-:::::A-fl-~~p.-~~~~~~~~~ NATIONAL COUNCIL Nain llolll'T M. c i . , - . ~urrent registration fee M~ " ~'\,\.,/tfl""Tel. No._5-_2_S_S_2_ _ _ _ __ """i.,..,~:=._______··-----·----- Address----•_aap...._·_n1_s_.;;;1Jcht::.......:__.,._·-'Ga'-'-'-•-•=--'w"'""a_t_•.c._·-t1er-· c;cy !leJlplli,a, " " 1> Stat..... e ___ 42""'·==-----~~ ~an Ci\ben. Agt:..e_ _ _ _ _ ·ann,,.....·.....,_.- - - - - - - - - - T"""': co MEMBERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL COUNCIL Each chartered Council of the Boy Scouts of America has the right to elect, annually, one of its members as a member of the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America, and one additional member for every thousand boys enrolled on the records of the National Council. The By-Laws require that Local Councils certify as to the election of such members of the National Council on blanks which shall be provided for that purpose. �Form 05390-30001139-;--A.P. This copy for National Office D ; Regional Office D ; Local Office N. (Check appropriate box on each copy.) DO NOT WRITE HERE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Charter Fee$._ _ _ _ __ (Incorporated February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.) Quot.a----~---- Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter for Year Beginning July I, 1940 Scouter Fees._ _ _ _ __ Tota..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Region No.._._...,5,___ __ Read instruction sheet before filling out this application. · Council N o...-5-.5,..8,____ __ NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. 1. The_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __,.\J..,HI..,·....,Q..,ll_ ...s...a""·.________________ Council, Boy Scouts of America, with (Name of Council) headquarters at 501 Oolwnbian. Mutual fewer Tenn, Menphia (Local Mailing -Address) , (State) (City) and having jurisdiction over (indicate entire Area) Shelby Co. Tenn., DeSoto, !'ate and Panola Ckv:tties, Miss. E!D.d one-halt of Crittenden Co., Ark. Except Crenahaw, Miss. in Panola, hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July 1, 1940, in justification of which the accom- , panying reports for the Calendar year 1939 are presented as evidence of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibilities as a Local Council, as required by the By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America, Article XI, Section 2, Clause 3. 2. The following Districts are organized with functioning District Committees._ __.M=em=:o~ih=i....... s.._,-=T....en~n. . .'----- There are 4 2 Districts yet to be organized. 3. Boy Fact Survey was conducted in 4. The .1939 accounts of this Council Districts in 1939; in 0 ~~U~een Districts are sharing in financing this Council. Districts ~n 1938. 0 audited by Profetsio:nal. AN!Qnntaata (State whether Professional Accountants or Auditing Committee) for the year 1940 and agrees to pay it to the Treasurer 5.' This Council has accepted its quota of $00.00 of the National Council as follows: in full herewith,$•-----; in 2 equal payments of $ 250 .oo each during the months of.___..M...~.,.Y,__,and..,·.._....l.,.o"v"""em...,ha ...·....._r_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ (Note: Please plan last payment not later than November, if possible) 6. Of our outstanding indebtedness as of Dec. 31, 1939, .,4,74 $ 0 is due the National Council on account of back quotas. This Council agrees to liquidate the indebtedness to the Supply Service by $ is due the National Supply Service and Jan. 25, 1940. through monthly payments of (Date) 1'\:!gt~ ,and~imek~~~ndebteeness-a~..I.oUg~;. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ (Month) 7. This Council requests that for the period July 1, 1940 to June 30, 1941 credit be extended by the Supply Service for an amount not to exceed $500.00 at any one time, and agrees to maintain the account on a thirty day basis. This Council was incorporated under the laws of this State in the year 193? . The corporate name is: Chickasaw Council, Boy Scouts of .America.. Inc. 8. 100 % of all institutions or groups of citizens which sponsor Troops or Packs under this Coµncil are represented on the Council either directly or through representation on District Committees. 9. This Council has adopted the new Standard Constitution and By-Laws for Local Councils published by the National Council in February 1938. (Check one) D Yes D No Certain modifications were adopted locally. These modifications have been approved by National Council. We plan to adopt it in 1940. D Yes tJ No " " " " D Yes ~Yes D D No No �(2) 10. Our RECORD of progress for 1939 and OBJECTIVES for 1940 in the Ten Year Program are as follows: TABLE 1 Total Troops• 1. (a) Sea Scout Ships Total on Dec, 31; 1938 New In 1939 lnA ?.1 1 1 Net Separations In 1939 ., Transfers due to Territory changes Out In Total Dec. 31, 1939 Estimated New in 1940 Estimated Separarion1 In 1940 Estimated Total on Dec. 31, 1940 122 15 "I 1.!VI ?. 1 () ~ :; A. 1 ~ (b) Sea Scout Patrols (in Troops) - (c) Explorer Troops (d) Explorer Patrols (in Troops) ~ (e) Rover Crews Neighborhood Patrols (g) Lone Scout Tribes (f) 31 g s 34 Total Scouts** 2~372 1.253 1!> 2.720 31 (bJ Explorer Scouts 21 ···~· 905 7 900 (a) Sea Scouts 0 23 ~-l=i (h) Negro Troops 6 3 37 780 5 5 2.840 41 2 (i) Indian Troops 2. (c) Rover Scouts (d) Lone Scouts (e) Negro Scouts (f) 5 *** 2 *** 0 ~1A ~4 953 15 A..~ & 3 .nAA :;sn ~Cit\ 6 626 174 l 56 l,020 250 150 1,.1.2(>' 9 6 l 173 130 72 14 221 l1 41 35 10 66 0 gag Indian Scouts 3. Total Scouters 4. Cub Packs 4 241 6 5. Cubs CM. 135 6. Cubbers Ht ~ *Include in figures on this line total number of all Troops, Explorer Troops, Rover Crews, Sea Scout Ships, Neighborhood Patrols and Lone Scout Tribes. **Include in figures on this line total number of all Scouts in above indicated units and Lone Scouts. In column "New in 1939" include only boys who were new in Scouting in 1939. · ***In second column, "New in 1939," include all boys who entered these branches of Scouting in 1939, whether they trarfsfe~red from some other branch of Scouting or not. (a) New 12-year-olds registered in 1939 695 Estimated new 12-year-old Scouts in 1940 750 (b) We had on record 14 Scout Troops and 0 Cub Packs expired and not reregistered on December 31, 1939. (c) The Standard Troop Budget Plan is being used by 46 Troops* (--37%) in this Council as of Dec. 31, 1939. We aim to. have the Budget Plan in use by 50 Troops* (____ag_%) and the Cub Pack Thrift Plan by 5 Packs (-35.%) by Dec. 31, 1940. TABLE2. ----- A-Tenure achieved in 1939 by Scouts, and by Assistant Scoutmasters under 21 who have been Scouts. (1) (a) Number on Roll Dec. 31, 1939 who attained respective tenure anniversaries in 1939. (3) 1 Year 2 3 Years Years 175 Scouts Asst. S. M. 812 400 0 2 5 (b) Number Separated in 1939 who attained respective tenure Scouts anniversaries in 1939. (4) Asst. S. M. 418 196 10? l 282 6 0 (c) Total (a+ b) who attained respective tenure anniversaries Scouts l~~ in 1939. Asst. S. M. 0 B-OBJECTIVES FOR 1939. 2, 3 or 4 year Scouts in 1940 come from the 1, 2. and 3 year Scouts of 1939. 1 Year 0 596 2 2 Years 440 3 Years (d) Number to be on Roll Dec. 31, 1940 with respective tenure Scouts anniversaries attained in 1940. Asst. S. M. 810 Fi (e) Number to be separated in 1940 with respective tenure an~iScouts versaries to be attained in 1940. Asst. S. M. 0 205 l 467 195 115 (£) Total (d + e) will attain respective tenure anniversaries in 1940. 337 (1) (2) (3) (4) Scouts 1 Asst. S. M. 1 0 635 4 Years· l 320 5 or more Years TOTAL (2) Sl 92 1560 6 40 39 49 7 141 52 810 lO 2.370 46 62 2 121 8 ·- 5 or more 4 Years Years TOTAL 90 3 48 73 3 20 l,.6'18 12 2 3 93 7 :?.523 138 845 19 6 0 :>. 5 When lapsed Troops reregister only Scouts and Asst. S.M.'s under 21 who reregister with the Troop shall be credited with tenure anniversaries attained during the lapsed period of that Troop. Totals in this Table cannot check with any Totals in Table 1. Scouts attain each year of tenure on the anniversary of their first registrations as Scouts, unless they lose tenure credit by dropping out for any specific period. Do not include Scouts separated in 1939 whose last tenure anniversaries were attained prior to 1939. 6 �Report to Committee on Badges, Awards, Scout Requirement~ and UniForm Design . . • .......... State................ ........ . Name ol Council........... . (Scouts-not badges) 1938 iiln~ i Second Class* A<=C First Class* i:;, i::: Total Scouts* - _., !')-:zr;~ Star Life Eagle Bronze Palm ...,."""'-._ ". _.,.._ ~ -.-~ . 1939 1939 1 ........ l"l e!'"'" Arl,:t 1nn A."1'..t! "Y\A i:i::;;1 _, _' '"£;'.'.R.i'!\: ..... ,, .... .. 155 85 22 14 10 Silver Palm 10 Combinations 1939 -:>•~,, Gold Palm Jr. ~nrolled Total Awarded IDr:;ped Dec. 31, During During IDec. 31, 41028). Te~derfoot* I I - ·-· _,.~ ,..,. - 1.....- - __ --. ·~..., -·--- .--- -- ---- --- R A. S. M. Cubs Bobcat Wolf*** Bear*** Lion*** Total Cubs ,., . -.., ~ A ...- ,....~ ...,~ , '2 ... ... "" - 'I~..., - 'ln ~ !': .., ......... ..."' II"\ - - ,.. ~- - ~ ........ Wolf Gold Arrow Wolf Silver Arrovi Bear Gold Arrow· Sear Silver Arrow Lion Gold Arrow Den Mothers ., ci 8Z "O I" " illt , ... Cub membership Dec. 31, I939, included: 69-9 yrs. old -66-10 yrs. and ~II yrs.# *NOTE: Include all Scouts including 2nd and 1st class having Merit Badges and Senior Scouts. **Dropped, not promoted. ***Include all Gold and Silver Arrows in total for each Cub Rank. #Include with 11 yrs. those over 11 yrs. who may be continuing temporarily as Cubs pending enrolment as Scouts. Do not Credit Second Class Scouts with First Class Badges ..... ~=·J::I ., "O ...:: • ~d <O§o. 8Z I-Agriculture* ..................... l 2-Angling ................................. 3 3-Animal Industry*...... 51 5 4--Archery ................................. 1 S-Architecture ..................... 2 6-Art* .......................................... 13 1 7-Astronomy ........................ 1 8-Athletics .............................. 98 9-Automobiling ··············• 12 IO-Aviation .............................. 3 II-Basketry* ........................... 13 1 I2-Bee Keeping* .................. I3-Beef Production*......... 7 I4--Bird Study........................... 19 IS-Blacksmithing* ............ I6-Bookbinding* ............... 67 46 I7-Botany .................................... IS-Bugling* .............................. 9 I9-Business ······························ 2 20-Camping .............................. 62 2I-Canoeing .............................. 3 22-Carpentry* ........................ 67 20 23-Cement Wark*............... 7 4 24--Chemistry ........................... 3 2S-Citrus Fruit Culture 26-Civics ....................................... 52 27-Conservati on 4 2S-Cooking ................................. • 18 29-Corn Farming*............... 4 1 30-Cotton Farming............ 3 3I-Cycling* .............................. 1 2 32-Dairying* ........................... 4 33-Dramatics ........................... 34--Electricity .......................• l3 3S-Farm Home* .................. 32 8 36-Farm Layout* ............... 19 3 37-Farm Mechanics ......... 9 38-Farm Records .................. 14 39-Firemanship* .................. 99 88 40-First Aid .............................. 50 4I-First Aid to Animals*........................ 89 23 42-Forestry ·················-············ 36 43-Foundry Practice ......... 44--Fruit Culture* ............... 2 4S-Gardening* ........................ 10 46-Handicraft* ..................... 37] 09 47-Hiking .................................... 8 4S-Hog & Pork Prod.*... 9 2 49-Horsemanship* ............ 13 2 SO-Indian Lore........................ 51-Insect Life ........................... S2-Interpreting ..................... 4 S3-Journalism -·-····················· S4--Landscape Gardening..................... 2 SS-Leathercraft* .................. 16 2 S6-Leather Work* ............... ~. Lion Silver Arrow Den Chiefs El ............. MERIT BADGE RECORD Indicate below the number of each of the Merit Badges earned during the year I939 ADVANOEMENT SUMMARY Get this information from perpetual Inventory (Form No. 4102D, 4102C and (6) -8 ::I ~::I itO ,xO S7-Life Saving........................... ~o SS-Machinery .............................. 4 S9-Marksmanship .................. 6 60-Masonry* ··-··························· 8 6I-Mechanical Drawing... ~3 62-Metal Work*........................ tl.8 63-Music* .................................- ... 28 64--Nut Culture........................... 6S-Painting* ................................ 8 66-Pathfinding* ........................ 28 67-Personal Health*...........l 53 68-Photography* .................. 9 69-Physical Develop .......... 34 70-Pigeon Raising.................. 7I-Pioneering ........................... B3 72-Plumbing 14 73-Pottery* ···········-···············-----· 3 74--Poultry-Keeping* ......... to 7S-Printing* ................................. 1 76-Public Health...................1 55 77-Public Speaking............... 1 78-Radio .......................................... 79-Reading* ................................. 40 SO-Reptile Study..................... 5 SI-Rocks and Minerals ...... S2-Rowing ·········----···--·········---- 4 S3-Safety* ..................................1 84 S4--Salesmanship 1 SS-Scholarship ........................... 39 S6-Sculpture ................................. S7-Seamanship ........................ SS-Sheep Farming*............... 2 S9-Signaling ................................. 9 90-Soil Management* ......... 91-Stalking ·····-········---. 92-Stamp Collecting.......;.... 7 93-Surveying .............................. 1 94--Swimming ........................... 94 9S-Taxidermy ······-·········---------·· 96-Textiles .................................... 1 97-W ea ther* ············---------------··· 1 9S-W oodcarving* .................. ~ 99-Wood Turning.................. 4 100-Wood Work....................... 135 UOl-Zoology .................................... 5 U02-Coin Collecting.................. 1 U03-Dog Care ................................. .3 104--Finger Printing............... 5 lOS-Skiing ....................................... NEW SUBJECT [06-Grasses, Legumes and Forage Crops ............... 1 2 6 11 2 91 7 •••••••••••n••-•••••oo••••• 0 Total 1 1 65 ••••••••••••••••••• 24 )1 M.B. Counsel ors m Council Organizer Awards 1 3 506 *Badges open to Second Class Scouts. �Form 0539A-30001139-A.P. (5) EMPLOYED STAFF FOR 1940 (Please state all salaries. Use extra siheet if necessary) NOTE: Because of its relationship to Retirement and Group Insurance it is essential that this report be accurate and complete. =c=i=l....,.,___,,,:B~·~S~-~.l,,.•.__..I=nc=•~·---------Name of. Council -~Ch=i=clm=·~s~a•~C=·oun=· Headquarters City_~t~.1.et=n:=oh=i=S'-·- - - - - - - - - - - · - - - - - - - State IC·:·· 1 Tenn• EXECUTIVE M=o"""r"""ri=•....s~~~~~~-------..1940 Salary o_r'"""dQ~ll.......... W~·-G... Scout Executive. . . ___ **$ 3,600 .oo Assistant and Field Executives NAMB W.E. !hacker **1940 SALARY TITLE* Ass.ista.nt he 01ti ve Assistant keeutiv.t $ i,soo.oo 1,500,00 Note: Above named members of Executive staff must also be listed on Council Roster for purposes of "registration." CLERICAL NAME TITLE* **1940 SALARY 1,200.00 Miss Sallie Worden Sec:ret.aq Mia• Margaret Jones Stenogra.Dher 90Q,OO Marguerite Wilkerson (Neg:reas) Stepo-napher 420.00 *Indicate part time employees, if any, by "P. T." after the title. **Do not include any allowances, i.e., transportation, etc., in salary :figures. �Total income from contributions was received for 1939 Couneil operations from communities in the various population groups in the following amounts: From Com. Chests Direct Comm~nities ~.£ fgg'.ggg ~~ 49~000::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: " ,, '' " " '' " * Of this $'----- $ 24,448.24 " 75,000 " 99,000.....................................................................·-··············· ,, 25.,000 ,, 74,000ooo••••ooOOOooHOOOO••••o:oooooooOOOooooooooo••••••oooooooOooooooooooooOooooOOoooOOOOOO ,, 10,000 '' 24,000....................................................................................... 9,900...............-...................................................................... 5,000 " " 4,900............... _...................................................·-················ 2,500 " " 2,400.....·-········-·······················-·········--·····-····-·····--······· 1,000 f' '' 1,000 and open country.................................................................. under $24,448..24~ TOTAL * $------ amount $-------came from Sustaining Memberships in Community Chest territory. Funds for the 1940 budget outlined on preceding page==: ~ot been NOTE...,.--1£ funds .not yet rais~d, state plans for securing funds here o'f Fierce .~ raised. Finance Campa.jp lm,der direction ITedrick. Im. Assets, 12-31-39 Current-Cash on hand and in bank $ 4, 9HL 2'1 Re~ale 44,166."I? Camp Equipment Unpaid Pledges Supplies for $zz. ms.co *Fixed - Real Estate 617.0L.._ . Offic~ 1,500.00 Equipment Automobile Securities TOTAL 8 •150.40 *Present Value TOTAL 69,5"12. 77 Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-39 Operations-Accounts and Bills Payable $·--20~4-·~'~4~Notes Payable Wone N_o_n_e___ Capital-Accounts and Bills Payable $__ None Notes Payable None Mortgages TOTAL.__20_4_.7_4_·_ TOTAL_N_on_._e_ __ This Council has Trust or Endowment funds, as of December 31, 1939, totaling $·--~O~_ _of which$-----was received during the year 1939. We are using (a) Standard Declaration of Trus..__ _ _ _, or (b) some other form approved by National Council.____________ ____________ _____________ A comprehensive Five-year Financial Plan ::: not been developed which has been in effect 0 years. Council directed campaign oi;,i;;a~~.a.i;e to be held on the following dates iri 1940: March 29th through Apri 1 15, 1940. is Remarks, Explanations or A d d i t i o n s - - - - - - ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - �FINANCIAL REPORT-1939 (7) CODENo.I . 558 Name of Council 1 __ (Please use following classification for purpose of National record and comparison) EXPENDITURES-1 939 Column I Total Expenditures I. Operating Expense: 1. Executive Salaries* ------ 1$ 1 Office Salaries ---·················· Reti;rement Contrib'ns .... Rent, Light, Heat, Insurance, Telephone ......... Office Supplies ........................ 2. 3. 4. 5. It . nA ~!ii\ .. Column 2 Column 3 Net Expen<litures (See Note I below) $ $ t::. 't"ZI\ I'\£\ ~ ·• -. "1?n t\t\ " A"l'2 O"Z ~ 'l'entative. Actu itl will not be kno1 lrn °Ftil Campaign.., ILPri.1 ? . <:lAI'\ (\('\ - 3;960.00 AA 41~ ~ , .- - . l fVl\IQ .:'F."I .-,41.,.. Jl.ft<:: - 7. Transportation ..................... 8. Publicity ....................................... 9. Camping·····················-················ /:,.".".~A .... 10. Senior Scouting..................... 'IQ 0") . f\"1Q Q~ 1 Aft&: "-'~ R.~ IV\C AA '1An f'ln . . 'Z. Al%'!> 01 · !% r.LS::.O F,!; ,,~A /'\r:; l , . ..,.a., 5lf .~ - n11 ~ -- o a!.t .,,A c;,,,. '.)')F. - l'\I\ AA/) N'i Ml\ .. '7" l'\A C'lllJ no ~ 19_7oi _14 . nn •n:;_nn l;:;r,('\ . - -.......- Mn na 12c::n c.c:: OHOO••••O•••••••••••••o ·-- ":>"'lll: Al\ A.ill!! ..._ ....... ... nn ., ~t::. 1 ---- ~ -. Al"ll\ lnA #\A ?!i~nn , . ...- .nJ::.'"i nn -'°"" 'I:!: ?1n 11'lll ,.,,,..,,. 1 .,..,,,.. ,,.. l>J ......... at\ p -.. \f;. 't TOTAL OPERATING (Col. 1 minus Col. 2) nrz • A"'".! BUDGET-1940 Special Receipts :.\ '7!>1' N\ 6: Postage ····························"····:....... 11. Cubbing ....................................... 12. Leadership Training and Conferences .................. 13. Circuses, M. B. Shows and other activities............ 14. National Quota ·····'··············· 15. Charter Fee .............................. 16. Campaign Expenditures 17. Interest on Indebtedness (See Note 2 below) 18. Miscellaneous Indicate if for period other than calendar year 19 s:u:~n 44 II. Capital Expense: 9"\ 1. Office Equipment ............ 2. Camp Property .................. 3. Automobile .............................. 4. Depreciation ........................... -- ~-,c::: TOTAL CAPITAL III. Total of Operating II) and Capital (I + ~ ".>? ....,.,, .. (National Funds) v. '10'2 ~ ., , 4"> oi:: , " ·-O't I!: . ~a lnn_nn ~ !)C. 'll'f11'LM '%/\. IV. Revolving Accounts: 1. BOYS' LIFE·------·-------·-2. Registrations .................. 3. Scout Supplies ................ TOTAL REVOLVING 'l!"" ~n " A. 1?!lt AC ,~ .., , -··-· .. .. .... 'I ... A. ~~. ~ l"Y"Z nc: "~ Aft Endowment, Trust Funds or other Permanent Investments VI. Obligations Paid (See Note 3 below) NOTE I-Report as Special Receipts only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., which are incidental to ., . certain Council activities. NOTE 2-Do not include payments to reduce "principal" indebtedness. NOTE 3-This refers to repayment of loans, the proceeds of which have been previously expended, bills and other obligations which · have been charged to the various items of the budget in previous years and so reported. (OVER) *Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transportation allowances. �(8) LEADERSHIP TRAINING. REPORT-1939 Code No. Name of Council-·---i:.Qhif.!.t'li~ekaif'a-1S1tc.ar1:wr---,---------. State-~!""eenH'ni---__,.._ Reg ion--!'i5,---l----J5~5~8'---' . COURSES COMPLETED-19 39 No. CERTIFICATES ISSUED No. OF COURSES Elements -Part I -Part II of Scout Leadership -Part III Elements-Cubbin g Elements-Sea Scouting Elements-Senior Scouting Troop Camping Health & Safety Standard First Aid Principles of Scout & Cub-Part I Leadership -Part II Pack Organization Specialization* Commissioners Merit Badge Counselors Troop Committeemen Other C9urses Advanced Certificates Issued .., ..,,_ -,- _,... ,. -- --- ..... .-- ~ ...,.. ~ -... - .. ... - ---.--- 'Totals Total number different men who received certificates: .. .. .. ~ ·~w -- -- , .,, .., The aBove includes the following courses in Colleges, Seminaries, etc. No. Courses__·_, Certificates___ , College Credit - Y es___ N o_ __ No. Cou,rses__ , Certificates_____ , College Credit - Yes___ N o_ __ Scho~l-·------------~ No. Courses_ _, Certificates~, College Credit-Yes___ No_ _ _ School.~------------- School_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ *Names of Specialization Courses Completed in 1939: . Training Awards in 1939-Scoutmaster 's Keys _ _ _Q,________ ; Scouter's Training Awards--~----- _... Trctining for Trainers Attendance of Local Men in 1939 at Regional or at Schiff Reservation Co~rs~s. No. at Schiff Courses No. at Regional Courses Cubbing Troop Scouting Senior Scouting Sea Scouting Troop Camping Training- Administration Health and Safety AF\ i!o____ .._ ·-Q .,. ____ ... ___ ·- - ,,, -'-- - ·- i~ ft \ I (OVER) �Report on Trained Leaders as of December 31, 1939 NOTE :-"Trained" means that men have completed at least the entire "Elements" Course of their respective programs. (1939 or previously )-Old Scout Leadership-Parts I and II, new Scout Leadership-Parts I, II and III, Sea Scout Leadership-Parts I and II, or Elements of Cub Leadership. -- · TOTAL REGISTERED IN COUNCIL Scoutmasters Assistants TRAINED PERCENT NUMBER 3% 4 i% 146 Cubmasters Assistants o· --~% 0 ---% ",) % Troops--i11-;2~e;i___ _ Packs._~-i9il---- Troops and. Packs having at least one Trained Leader: Number ~ Goal-12/31/40 Troops 6 5% 19% Packs 0 0% 50% 6 4.,5% a3% Total ' PLANS FOR 1940 The following Courses will be conducted next yearOn a Council-wide basis :- On a District Basis :- 7% _..._ % 0 Total all Troop and Pack Leaders Total Registered 17% -~~% 0 Senior Leaders (Skippers, etc.) Assistants (Mates, etc.) OBJECTIVE 12/31/40 60% 2s% �Form 0-1020-40001139C.P. .Region No. ___ _:°':~---------- This copy for National Office D; Regional Office D; Local Office ~ ANNUAL CAMPING REPORT BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York, N • .Y. ,__t:;_fU' (~J{f5l..:2_fl_w_________________ Local Mail Original i:o DIVISION OF OPERATIONS CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES SERVICE Council _______p).__~f!!l_pfi~...JlJ.:::I..'-L:'.:..~------ ------City and State STATISTICAL REPORT OF YEAR-ROUND CAMPING-Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, 1939 - NOTE:· Sea Scout Cruises, Touring Camps, etc. require a separate report for each, but totals should be included in the figures given below. Scouts f!"om outside the Council territory sho_uld be reported by their own Council and not included in this report. Council Membership;· June 30, 1939 y E A R L y "" -- s u was.ll-~Troops,..2-a..,_'i'.:~__Scouts, year"J.u..r.l~~-- Troops=Troops, Ships, Neighborhood Patrols Explorer Troops, Tribes, Rover Crews All camping, including Tours; Cruises, Camporees, Rendezvous, World's ·Fairs, etc. COUNCIL SUPERVISED CAMPING CH. A R T E R E D "Total belonging during the On Council site Off Council site On Counci.l site T O T A L S PROVISIONAL TROOPS T R 0 0 P S Off ·Council site M M A R y LONG TERM (*1) Z Z-10 ~71 ~,bS!;~·_,___·_,____-tt--~!J~7_J__j_ft_ i/6$'?; , ~ 77 r· i..1-1 17-1 I Sif- SHORT - -TERM (*2) Camping periods of six days or more should be reported under Long-Term. Camping periods of less than six days and Not less than overnight should be reported under Short-Term, to the (*3) A -Scout Day is twenty-four hours or less including overnight. (The classification Scout Days is utilized here in order that the volume of camping can be related number of individual Scouts participating. This will indicate the average number of days each Scout is camping. The Local Council effort should be to increase the number of camping days, per Scout as well as to increase the number of Scouts camping.) classifications. (Estimate ii (*4) The total_ ill this column is different Scouts camping·· during the year. It will not necessarily equal the sum of the attendance in the four _ __ · nei::essary.) In computing the perce~tage (*S) In computing the percentage of Long-Term Camping for the year. divide the number of different Scouts camping_ by the June 30 membership.The "Total Belonging' equals in Short-Term Camping for the year, divide the number of different Scouts camping by the "Total belonging During the Year" membership. 1939. in re-registered and 1939 to prior the "Net Membership at the Beginning of the -Year" plus the "New During the Year" plus Scouts separated (*1) (*2) _ Included in the 'abov~ are: . 7!._____ Scouts 0...l .. 1 ............................. Campore_~·'.~ Council-wide 1 Scouts District Cai;riporees. ....................................................................... Scouts Regional Campoi-a.1-· ......::............................................................... Scouts·sea ·Scout Ren:dezvou~ ....:;.::.:...................:................................ Number of different Negro Scouts in Long-Term camp_-"-/l_!f)"-·~1?_ Organized Scout Tours beyond Council territory, No. of tours------~-~~~~------------Total Scouts ____;11::..-'....:<::::-::-/J_---_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Philturn -Rockymountain Scoutcamp, Number of Scouts and Scouters -----'~"'-.:.c·' ' - - - - - - - - - - - - , . - ' .Was separate camp for Negro Scouts operated? Yl11F-.5. 7 CLASSIFICATION OF TROOPS IN THE COUNCIL ; Bas~lon the: statemenHn "Camping Policies'.' on "Council S~pt;rvision of the year-r~und Camping Program of the Troops," · please state below the number o~ Troops you consider are in Groups 1 an~ 2 : - ,S 0 Troops GROUP 1: Number of Troops with an effective Camping Program, .-/.' (See "CAMPING POLICIES" pages 6 and 7 and folder "TROOP :_CAMPING OBJECTIVES" for aid in_ defining ~'effective.") 2: .- A: Number of Troops doing some camping but not up to the standard of Group 1 B : Number 6£ Troops doing N 0 camping ESTil\:t:ATE NUMBER of SCOUTS having NO CAMPING in;l939: L/-5 0 2-S- Troops B 7" Troops Scouts. This is v~luable in: measuring the Job tQ be accom;plished, and for the information of the' Local Council as well as the Home Office. Obviously this estimate must be qased on; a report from Troops at the end of the year. TRAINING AND SUPERVISION Number of a~~i~e Scouters now trained in Troop- Camp leadership?-1..S:.. Do you secure reports of short-term camp"ing by, Troops?~ Do you have a plan_tor counselling with Troops on their all-year camping program utilizing such instruments as the "Troop Camping Ob__ jectives" folder? .!J,n PROGRAM During 1939 this Council, in addition to th_e ab.ove, car_ried out a camping program which included the following: (check) Senior Camping -· ; Sea Scout Cruises .X,. ; Vacation Day Camping le ; Winter Camp(s) )(- · ·; Cub "Outings" you Do YCS used? terminology Patrol and Troop Was basis? Patrol and Troop the on Program Ca,mp Summer Was the-Council's Do you plan for-a PatroI or more at Philturn in 1940?_-~N~O,___ _ _ __ promote in Troops, earning and saving for camp? ~E.:5> ______Direct with Scouts?_ _""X_,,.,__ _ _ _ _ __ Troops? by primarily attendance camp summer of Is promotion �FINANCIAL STATEMENT - CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL / (refer to page '7 "Financial Report" form to verify totals) OPERATING RECEIPTS: Council budget appropriation for camp operation_ $.l• !?(],/,.1-/Receipts from Camper fees ___________ $ l. 87 f '1 '] 1 c; IJ Receipts from other sources------·---.___ $ · ) (list sources ~.......N"'"''t. ~;;n..J•J:;;.,.,_ .£"7.~ ¢ O . + J. f A $S':L. 9-r:::,,s:.- Total receipts Operating Balgaaa·er deficit----~~ (B-A) $ Camp accounts (were) (~audited acres g°l&'!J!~;r £ublic ~~Ir {!S1), . Accountants. PHYSICAL FACILITIES I No. of I 1 D,lf:/'j OPERATING EXPENSE: _______ $1/!11./lt.2-7 for Food by Council q q, 7 ;i ___ $ for Transportation by Council $ /, J./-S.3.d if for Salaries and Wages for Income producing sources (Canteen, etc.)________ ..,$----/ Other Operating Expenditures --------'--·--- $ /, 9 ep.j 01o .:N l I" .. ~ Total Expenditures --------------------------------- $ ·-'"- • ;,; • • Bills outstanding not included above_·--------$ Ne.f(R Total Operating Expense B $ ..S: '-1-i-f, St+ · . on__O_&t_;_·.::...•_,J,._,..{,.J-V------193~ b y U1 (Fill in only if new sites, buildings, or equipment have been secured or any changes made since 1938.) CAMP NAME Expenditures for Bu4g~ed Capital. Outlay $•-----'O=--$~---=()~-Capital Bills outstandillg not included ·C Council budget appropriation for camping Capital Expense$ f VALUATION No. of Troop Sites CONTROL* Land Bldgs. Equipment Used year around Type of Camp*" *State whether site is:· (1) Owned by Council (if mortgaged or other indebtedness state amount), (2) Leased (state from whom and length of term) (3) Rented from year to year (state amount of rental), (4) other (describe). **State wheth~r site is used for (1) Long-term (2) Short-term (3) Wilderness Camp, etc. Were plans for any of the above submitted to the Camping and Activities Service, Engineering Service, or Health and Safety Service for advice and help? Please s p e c i f y · - ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - " - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Camp Director :) £E, ~;f/, PERSONNEL' lDJW Did he have Camp Director's commission?_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ If more than one camp is operated-list additional directors below. State if they hold Camp Director's commissions. Number on central Camp Staff$ CAMP STAFF ~I How many are registered Scouters? f How many Adults (over 21)? JS Number of Provisional Troop Staff?_____ ,Of these, how many are registered Scouters?____H.ow many Adults (over 21)? / $ _________, How many have no previous Scouting connection?_ _,,,..3 l How many are older Scouts? t.f.. APPRAISAL OF CENTRAL CAMP STAFF NAME Scouting Connection Camp Position Age Would you Re-appoint? . If not• QUALITY OF SERVICE Exe. Good Aver. Fair Poor Number of Weeks on Staff Rate of Pay Per Week ' (If necessary, attach sheet with names and appraisal under headings above). * If you would not recommend · reemployment, send in full particulars. Further comments: - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - D . a t e --------~~ 19~~ (Signed) Chairman, Camping and Activities Committee StreeL-------------------~ City·__________stat.C--------- ·.Ii. Scout Executive Note: Attach copies of camp bulletins, reports, special program features, photos, etc. �" · Form 0-1020-40001139C.P. This copy for National Office Region No. ______5_·____ _ D; Regional O:tfice D; Local Office ~· Mail Original to DIVISION OF OPERATIONS CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES SERVICE ANNUAL. CAMPING REPORT BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. -:__Q_HI_Q.KASAW_______________,____________ Local Council _________MEMPHIS, TEN_Ni.S.S.EE__-:-___________ City and State STATISTICAL REPORT OF YEAR-ROUND CAMPING-Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, 1939 NOTE: Sea Scout Cruises, Touring Camps, etc. require a separate report for each, but totals should be included in the figures given below. Scouts from outside the Council territory should be reported by their own Council and not included in this report. Troops=Troops, Ships, C-0uncil Membership, June 30, 1939 was ..:.J._?_QTroops, ___g_~g>_e._Q _____ Scouts, "Total belonging during the year"___Q_,_~J_Q___ jt;~1~~eo:~~~:S~¥~fbes, Rover Crews y s E A R u L A R COUNCIL SUPERVISED CAMPING C H A R T E R E D On Council site All camping, including Tours, Cruises, Camporees, Rendezvous, World's Fairs, etc. PROVISIONAL TROOPS T R 0 0 P S On Council site Off Council site T O T A L S Off· Council site M M y ... y LONG TERM (*I) SHORT TERM (*2) /, 77.5" '-1-1 1i, l?tf Camping periods of six days or more should be reported under Long-Term. Camping periods of less than six days and Not less than overnight should be reported under Short-Term. A Scout Day is twenty-four hours or less including overnight. (The classification Scout Days is utilized here in order that the volume of camping can be related to the number of individual Scouts participating. This will indicate the average number of days each Scout is camping. The Local Council effort should be to increase the number of camping days. per Scout as well as to increase the number of Scouts camping.) (*4) The total iii this column is different Scouts camping during the year. It will not necessarily equal the sum of the attendance in the four classifications. (Estimate if necessary.) (*5) !n computing the pe_rcentage of Long-Te!~ Camping for the y7ar. divide the num!Jer of different Scouts ca_mping ~Y the June 30 member*ip. In computing the percentage in Short-Term Camping for the year, d1v1de the number of different Scouts camping by the "Total belongmg Dunng the Year" membership. The "Total Belonging' equals the "Net Membership at the Beginning of the Year" plus the "New During the Year" plus Scouts separated prior to 1939 and re-registered in 1939. (*I) (*2) (*3) Included in the 'above are: Council-wide Camporee .......,.................;,;.!.1.9..?.:?..............~----Scouts Scouts District Camporees ....................................................................... Scouts Regional Camporal ....................................................................... Scouts Sea· Scout Rendezvous ......................................................,....... Number of different Negro Scouts in Long-Term camp,_ __,l=O=l=--- Organized Scout Tours beyond Council territory, No. 2 of tours Total Scouts ---~1=5=---------Phil turn Rockymountain Scoutcamp, Number of Scouts and Scouters -----=-------- ---.Was separate camp for Negro Scouts operated?_Y~e_s~-- CLASSIFICATION OF TROOPS IN THE COUNCIL Based on the statement in "Camping Policies" on "Council Supervision of the year-round Camping Program of the Troops," please state below the number of Troops you consider are in Groups 1 and 2 : GROUP 1 : Number of Troops with an effective Camping Program ___6"-0~--Troops (See "CAMPING POLICIES" pages 6 and 7 and folder "TROOP CAMPING OBJECTIVES" for aid in defining "effective.") 2: A: Number of Troops doing some camping but not up to the standard of Group 1 B: Number of Troops doing NO camping ___2_5___Troops _ __,5~7~--Troops Scouts~ 450 This is valuable in measuring the job tQ be accomplished, and for the information of the Local Council as well as the Home Office. Obviously this estimate must be based on a report from Troops at the end of the year. ESTIMATE NUMBER of SCOUTS having NO CAMPING in 1939: TRAINING AND SUPERVISION Number of active Scouters now trained in Troop Camp leadership ?----1'.§__, Do you secure reports of short-term camping by1 Troops ?_Ng____: counselling with Troops on their all-year camping program utilizing such instruments as the "Troop Camping ObDo you have a plan jedives" folder? _ _ _ __ f.fo PROGRAM 1939 this Council, in addition to the above, carried out a camping program which included the following: (check) Senior Camping . X ; Sea Scout Cruises ; Vacation Day Camping X ; Winter Camp(s) A___ ; Cub "Outings" ___ Do you Was the Council's Summer Camp Program on the Troop and Patrol basis? Was Troop and Patrol terminology used? Yes Do you plan fo~ a Pat;oI or more at Philturn in 1940? ....... Yes promote in Troops, earning and saving for c~mp~ Is promotion of summer camp attendance primarily by Troops?______ Direct with Scouts?-~-------- Duri~ ?:i �' \ FINANCIAL STATEMENT - CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL (refer to page '7 "Financial Report" form to verify totals) Council budget appropriation for cil,~ping Capital Expense $ Expenditures for Budgeted Capital Outlay $.__-,,..-~O~___,-,-, $,____O;;,,--Capital Bills outstanding not included 0 OPERATING RECEIPTS: Council budget appropriation for camp operation_ $ ~ 1~7· '1-f Receipts from Camper fees _____________ $ a,g71, 'i 9 $ Receipts from other sources (list sources ~4· 1 a.....4 v~ I 90·12- ) $5, b50.5.S Total receipts----------('}\.~ 'b'l'- (B-A) $ /7 o.9 "} Operating Balance or deficit OPERATING EXPENSE: . _.-- for Food by Council' · - - - - - __ Council ---for Transportation by for Salaries and Wages - - - - - - - - - for Income producing- sources (Canteen, etc.)_··______ Other Operating Expenditures - - - - - · - - - - Total Exp~nditures ____________ __:_~:--~~ Bills outstanding not included above _______ Total Operating Expense B $ NONE $ S.4'-/, S-t.f- PHYSICAL FACILITIES VALUATION No. of Troop Sites No. of CAMP NAME $ L.l-/.R3.Lf..ff $-·- - - $ L/7"14.0(. $ S/./-U, .S-1..f 111 liRWtG!\ tl!tnHEl;I, &coPublic Ac~ountants. __5_1~'-----193L by 'f'ee1: Camp accounts (were) (liflK:r@J audited on_ _O_c_t_o_b_e_r (Fill in only if new sites, buildings, or equipment have been secured or any changes made· since 1938.) f!t.µf,z,7 cn.12 $l $ acres CONTROL* - - -- Bldgs. Land Used year around Equipment Type of Camp** - *State whether site is: (1) Owned by Council (if mortgaged or other ·indebtedness state amount), (2) Leased (state from whom and length of term) (3) Rented--from year · . to year (state amount of rental), (4) other (describe). **State whether site is used for (1) Long-term (2) Short-term (3) Wilderness Camp, etc. Were plans for any of the above submitted to the Camping and Activities Service, Engineering Service, or Health and Safety Service for advice and help? Please s p e c i f Y - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - - - ' - - - - PERSONNEL Did he have Camp Director's commission?_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ See Below Camp Director If more than one camp is operated-list additional directors below. State if they hold Camp Director's commission·s. CAMP STAFF Number on central Camp Staff?-~5'-=l.___ _ _H.ow many are registered Scouters?_-""8'---_How many Adults (over 21).?--=l=-=5'---Number of Provisional Troop Staff?_ _ _ _ _ Of these, how many are registered Scouters?_-'-_How many Adults (over 21)?__..15....__ How many are older Scouts?_ _ _l.;...4;c.___How many have no previous Scouting connection?_ _5_______ APPRAISAL OF CENTRAL CAMP STAFF I NAME . I Age Scoutii!g _ Connection I ___r,__ a_~-~B ttC1'tftMP_ __ :c.__-:I.~_S:ft_Ll~J(lt!"\P __ _r__l, __1'lJ~l(N_ ~[Y,., _____ J\__t;CiJf'ltlJ.JL -~Ji_~i,.~::t _ _fiBR~ttl:(Jl_fltl.ff~I_CJ!I__ ____Jl<2._0J(ICJLHE;NJit;__~~-~rl l;:.UWAR!JJ'.-? __ -- ---------· - . ------- -~ l'oor ~~~~f I ·· Stafi Rit;Yof Per Week -------;-----.----------------·------~---------~------- x ______________________4 __'-;j /, 7-£_ x ~Lt=~ __ x . '(/ E~ l ,Wtr1J:rt1:::r:j 1:::_~fr!1_07 _[-1:-:tl . _y~§._ ----- -·- --·· ___ ./S. _ ..lTJ~" h.UK.~ N'-' N_i;: __ '. _t-'l:-:-i ... __';t_~ ____ . ----·--·---~-------------_________, _________ ~___ __;_ _______ _ - '.'. _L/:,O '.---- :;ff;__~ _ ;A-~n-e_ P.'.ftf;'J:n ~C>"'i ?J!+l Tf'. _l,.J)_f( ._~!fH·IRCiS<1~ 4--~ _ i I ~. P. 'i jCPl>.I<.. j _:'>C.C!>\,JT ] ---·-----------------------·-·- - -----~- I _ '-~-! NU!i'l j ' --- -t- - ·-·· ---- ...... ______ --- ·---+-·----- -.. 4- ~-:- Oc ----+-·--~-------:-·---- i ' . I . ----·-·----- ·····--------+---------___.j ; _7..-o (_ 11\Nf\lE:flFr.\ J ·-~-----------·--------- I ' \C. ll!H... LR,~.-~'},_, ; -- QUALITY OF SElRVICE Fair Aver. Good Exe. If not* ·-- ______To N\__ ~b,_BRKE____ ___ _JC::,_Q<?t<'., ___ _t/.Q_l"/.__~--L~J_l 1 i !.A~:r. ec~ __ f:"-t:--1"1 ~ _~- ;;f'j 1 _______;?T~ R__t.JlY__Q: ____J.:Q_t-<_!;':_~ '.C'poK l. ('lo_f'.l[; 14.SJ. _ ____IfjM_~__ '{\lfa{.,_t((:K_ _ =--~:=- ::-~~;or:;:? I ------r-- ------------------- _____l\-_~~t_t1 ___1(, Camp Position LI -!:>--: 00 • ··-;-· --·-~·---'.··--------=----'. . . . NQ _):f.~:S- _ , ___ ________!t__ l__s._~ X __ t _ _; _5 __ _; ____ 1._~_QQ___j • : " __ L __-.5::"__ J____c;__,..Q:Q_; ___J_____lj __ i___lS. 00 1 ___ X I 'if~ s _ _. ; x -:/J~. ;:,_ 1 _ , X - 1 ~-- -- -- H - - - -------~------------ 1 ~-~)t-·~-~~~Q.-~~:==:j ~ ~-~'~-~-~r_y_ -------------- --------------------- ________L l~ _/l - ---- ~ -·-"~--~L. : ~-· _: ~ ~..i<t_ -~---_j _1:_~ ~A~- 4_ ,-~ . �w.. E. !backer lames Maddux C,Dir. A.S.E. A. c.n. A.s.1. Oa1hier x'."'So\. 27 f ea l 4 21 lt 16 Iea tea x ·x " Xe1 x 4 ll Yse 1 2 Ioe Yes ~t Harold She!Uamp w. ,..,. Scout l? lf 16 laner S\!"lckleJ!fl Tr.J'Ar. Soout 18 11 Bob Aloo\t Hope 1. rom MeesSgt Scout 16 lo Mo c.01r. c.nu. 10 Yes J 4 5 w.rrt. A.S.M. 21 le~ x 5 noct-or x-aet. 26 28 Iae l 2 ?0a I 2 12.50 l0.00 10.00 Yef:> x 1: io.oo t~a x 6 Ford l&d.du fordyoe "11-obell wee Butler Billf CookroR 1111 lalm Tr.Ldr. Tr.IAr. Tr.Ldr. Tr.Ldr. Tr.Ldr. ll'ame\t El.lie Georae Alsobrook Letter Goldhith w. w. scout Scout Seout Scout Bob LeJ.ay Doctor X*SCt. Doetor ·x-Sc,. Mess5" 1 Scout. Bob liffll Tr.Ldr. Seout. hit• Weigandt JU.chard Sobaeclle Eugene Wallace Tr.IAr. Scout 'h".Ldt'. Scout Tr.Ldr. A.S.JF.. Ta7lor Fraak Harrison J. A. 1-eauha&p T. 1. Beauobup J. L. Buckner tteginald Sbell>7 Garland. Pink.non o.Dtr. ·Booker Bel:ltler&o ~r.:rrt. Al•1n a. Edwards Tom Clarke Stel'ling Jones .Tames Walker ·Cook 15 Yea I0a l? ?el 18 Ro. J•.lii ,g I g 43 ?es !#st .CD Fld.CO.. 54 fl". Ltil'. Trg.Uh. 45 ~1 W,.h\. xwf'..ot. ~.~ 11:r .. wr. lone Cook x 4 x 4 I I I ' x l 4 x 5 :x 2s.oo i :x l Yee x Yes l tes x ' ' s.oo Scout Jone 18 lo IT 59 8 I l 4 ?es x a ' s.oo s.oo is.oo tee tee l & 9.00 ' u.oo x .......................................................... ..,..... .,...._ ....... ...,., .......................... Direoton w. E. Thacker ~ J. A, Beaueluuip ere Assistant. Scout ............... Cainp t 11.zs ~~o 45 x 4 s.v.i. Asst..Coolt None Cook lozie 4 x Yee tes .(j.t\ _........, Jo\e- A.S.E. 27 17 11 ten Yes S?i;.&O ~ J'.HcutiYeA'.1. Cauap Di.rector Hope B. Fori baa a Caap Dil"eot.or•a CoDlld.s&ioa. . �Quality of Siarv ic $ Name Yea Excellent Life Guard 'Exe e.l,J. en t Cnok Good . Camp Director Reore:;.til;n Director F:ducati0nal Director y .._..r- s res Ye-is Good Excell,.,nt �GABlll lrUCILAD eoaataa\}1' ebl.rhd td.1 a\1•• alll woul4 ao\ o......,_n\e wl\b ilae Calap Dll'Mtor. le boncnra4 • IUll . . . - ot __,.,ti.Tl, w!alek ll.e bu no\ Hpaid al\bo\'llb b.e 1aU MG npea\e417 \•do 10. 11• ·rald.11' 1• ..1i-.._.o aa4 he eoul.d ,., wl\hfttl dltticnal.'7. ••td IOB .ALCO'ff 414 _., poo woft 84 •ld.tlrell' l&Oked \he a1U.\y 'h OUTJ' b1a u Afkl- Ile aniM "' oa., tile pl'iaelpa.1 n&Joa tor .~ cm \M· 8'11ft • • to tato ..U.tiioa \o plq to.-..ball. lie wu a ooutaa\ eowoe ot ff0r17' to t1le Cup m.r.otior. °"' •••.s.pae' le•• -.••,. c•\ be.,._._. BUGlll IALLACI left Caap a\ , .. eaCl ot \M tun. week tor naaoaa . . . wb1oh ... 4o -~Imo•. Be laok• •ttlokab1li'7·" .. ALfDI a. ID\td'PS 4ld not ·tit· a\o the troultl• to tJ!te·Cqp Dt~r. w. c• ~ atJd was " ;;;.~~ bO~iDOf~ MORfHS~ S~mit Ex,. Soy Scouts of Amierjf.!~, ot hl• aolll'M· or �(3) - "• TABLE 3 TEN YEAR PROGRAM FACTORS BY POPULATION GROUPS Population Groups A'"-4 Year Tenure \ 100,000 10,000 2,500 1,000 and over to to to to 1,000 500,000 100,000 10,000 2,500 and o.c. (a) Scouts attained 4 years in 1939 on roll Dec. 31 "Total" on this line equals number on line (a) ir column "4 years" in Table 2. (b) Scouts attained 4 years in 1939 were separated ir 1939. "Total" on this line equals number on lim (b) in column "4 Years" in Table 2. (c) Total (a+ b). 81 AA {'\ AA - , <\t'I --- 0 - . '!; --- 9 1 n'7g C-Total Scouts, Dec. 31, 1939. TOTAL '1?. 112 B-New Scouts During 1939. "Total" equals "New it 1939." Table 1, line 2 "Total Scouts." 1?.A - - 1.253 ~'4:1 JIOQ ._,~ f.1!J #)fl:: 5 fi 1~~ ('\ 1 rzr.: "'- ,,..,..,. D-Number of Troops* in each pop'n. group Dec. 31, 1939. E--c-Troops* dropped in each group in 1939. TABLE 4 Under 500,000 -· , .... Use same pop'n. group as in Table { headings 3. A-New Cubs in each group in 1939. ,_ B-Total Cubs, Dec. 31, 1939. II: ,,. D-Number of Packs in each group Dec. 31, 1939. a :'\ -. -- .. E-Packs dropped in each group in 1939. -·- - C-Cubs became Scouts in 1939. fl!' t '} (\ 11. During 1939 there were 3•810 different Scouts and--.1;lc:1:1~941'&-----'different Scouters,--.;..23~9---,different Cubs an.._d_ _ 5-'2___,different Cubbers on our records. No. of Mcmbero 1939 12. Functioning of Council and Committees Council CHECK THOSE FUNCTIONING WELL 243 lt Executive Board 32 x Organization and Extension 13 x rJ) Leadership Training Advancement f-4 Camping and Activities 13 5 18 y J!z;l J!z;l Health and Safety u ~ 1-1 = Finance 0 Other Committees: ~ u Number of Dlotrlcto repre• 1ented on each ADDITIONAL COMMENTS 5 5 ,,,. x ., ...._... ---.: .. "!Ill--- -.s _ _ _ _ . . - - -- ill'fl:'\t.. ...,. enf'.4w- - - .; +. n ......:r ... _ ....... "'"' ___, - - 30 -··- -'L. ~ ~.._-r A - ~- - .3i -- ... - - ··-- '" 13. During 1939 there were l meetings of our Council and S meetings of our Executive Board. ____of our District Committees met monthly during 1939, _ _ _met quarterly, and the rest average.._d_ _ _ _meetings. 14. ?.32- In 1939 this Council_~~~ --t promoted good reading with the help of a.) Field Commissioner for Reading: Yes__ ; No__ ; - b.) Reading Committee: Yes%_; No__, this Committee having (Check one) 5 (Check one) members. In 1940 we plan to use a.) Field Commis- sioner: Yes X ; No__ ; b.) Reading Committee: Yes.Jt_; No__ , (Check one) Reading is being promoted in (Check one) of our Districts, by Field Commissioners: Yes--; No.lt-; or by_ _ _ _ _ _ __ (Check one) On Dec. 31, 1939_ _ _ _of our Troops had Troop Reading Advisors. _ _ _ _ _Troops will have them by Dec. 31, 1940. We have 1 Reading Merit Badge Counsela.s. 19 % of our Troops have taken advantage of BOYS' LIFE Concession Offer. We plan to increase this percentage to 25 % by Dec. 31, 1940. Our Council has set an objective of 600 subscribers to BOYS' LIFE as of Dec. 31, 1940 from all sources in our territory. �(4) 15. % of our Troops have adopted the "Troop Camping Objectives" and the declaration of purpose contained therein and in accordance therewith have a planned all year round Troop Camping Program. - - - - - - - % of our Troops, under their own leaders!. ip, engaged in a camp of at least one week in 1939. Our Camping report for the year ending Dec. 31 1939 ~ili,..Wail,f-Uo the Camping and Activities Service on.~-----. ' 1s enclosed. .. 16. This Council promoted an Activities program in 1939 including, in addition to the Community Service program, the following, as checked :-Boy Scout Week participation z ; Circus, or similar typ ; Merit Badge Show Councilwide Camporee X , District Camporees X ; Agricultural Fair participatio.~------Vacation program in addition to Camping ; Pilgrimages to historic shrines ; First Aid Demonstrations_ _ __ Troop special events._ _ __ 17. Approximately_ _ _..,9"5,.___% of our Scouts and Cubs as of Dec. 31, 1939 had Uniforms. 18. We have one Commissioner for every_ _ _ _ _Troops. 19. Our Local Council includes Our Exec. Board includes z ~ Protestant, Protestant, X X Catholic, .and Catholic, and --~X--_J ewish X members. Jewish members. 20. The foregoing application and statements were reviewed and approved by the Council or Executive Board at a duly called ~meeting 01 , 19_, at which meeting a quorum was present and the Council specifically Date accepted its obligation to loyally cooperate with the National Council and· its representatives in promoting the program of the to be. Boy Scouts of America in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and By-Laws policies and regulations of the inserted Boy Scouts of America. Signe"----------------------- (President) (Scout Executive) (Treasurer) TRANSMITTAL ' . Supplementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following: (If any of the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expected on the line marked "Date."} Note: Items No. 1, 6, 7 and 8 should accompany ~pplication, and No. 5 if possible. s 1. Charter Fee 2. Payment of Quota 3. Scouter Fees $ $ Yes 4. __._Scouter Applications (No.) Yes or No 7. 8. Yes or No Yes Scout Executive's Report for 1939 Yes or No Date Date Yes Civic Service Report for 1939 Yes or No Date Yea Program and Objectives for 1940 9. 'Rost~r Date Yet 5. Audit Report for 1939 6. 75.00 Yes or No Date is enclosed ~J.l...l..~----·--------Date was mailed _ _ _ __ Date Our annual meeting is held in the month of_ _..D.,,e""c..,.em=b=-er .....____________ Officers and members of our Council serve for one year beginning_ __..;:J~a=n=-=•o..·-'l~•'-'l=-·~94()~. ~-----------,..------- NATIONAL COUNCIL RECORD - DO ]'l'OT WRITE BELOW Division of Operations: Approval & Action As page one_ _ __ Territory as per memo_._._ As last year_ _ __ �(3) I ~BLE 3 TEN YEAR PROGRAM FACTORS BY POPULATION GROUPS i Population Groups i '--4 Year Tenure :._~ 100,000 and over to to to to 1,000 500,000 100,000 10,000 2,500 and o.c. 10,000 2,500 Under ,00,000 1,000 TOTAL ~· Scouts attained 4 years in 1939 on roll Dec. 31 "Total" on this line equals number on line (a) ir . column "4 years" in Table 2. )Scouts attained 4 years in 1939 were separated ir 1939. "TotaJ" on this line equals number on line (b) in column "4 Years" in Table 2. 1 l- / Z/ !-fo 0 II ~- 9 J/ CJ I}' L 1 ) Total (a+ b). -New Scouts During 1939. "Total" equals "New in 1939." Table 1, line 2 "Total Scouts." J'l1 'Js3 Jo19 11-31 -Total Scouts, Dec. 31, 1939. -Number. of Troops* in each pop'n. group Dec. 31, 1939. C/1 3. 13~ A.-New Cubs in each group in 1939. 1~LTotal Cubs, Dec. 31, 19J9. .5 0 :q-N umber of Packs in each group Dec. 31, 1939. 9 0 tPacks dropped in each group in 1939. '/ 0 Duri~ .L~ - JJ No. of Membere 1939 ~mmittees - uncil ~ecutive Board ~ganization and Extension ~adcrship \ '.-~ 1939 there were i] ,;· different Scouts and / / tf '( different Cubbers on our records. unctioning of Council and Training lvancement CHECK THOSE FUNCTIONING WELL /3 .s 0" 113 q:-Cubs became Scouts in 1939. -· /a {Use same pop'n. ¥oup headings aa In able r;ABLE 4 11. and /:L~_ .j- ..5 hTroops* dropped in each group in 1939. j., 7;2.0 //!</ :J-5 different Scouters, Number of Districts repre• sented on each :14-~ }( &;' 32 x ..s- 1-~ }( 1'3 x ..,1.. J r 113 J 9 I different Cubs ADDITIONAL COMMENTS -~ lmping and Activities I~ ealth and Safety 411 nance ,, le lit // :her Committees: ,3Je;; if' meetings of our Executive Board. 13. During 1939 there were / meetings of our Council and _ _ _of our District Committees mef monthly during 1939, ---m.et. quarterly, and the rest average~d_ _ _ _meetings. 14. In 1939 this Council e::.. . . . . promoted good reading with the help of a.) Field Commissione,r for.Reading: Yes__ ; No__ ;. (Check one) <Rlllll!mll• b.) Reading Committee: Yes:X-; No__, this Committee having ../; members. In 1940 we plan to use a.) Field Commis- (Check one) sioner: YesX; No__ ; b.) Reading Committee: Yes.X.....; No__. (Check one) Reading is being promoted in (Check one) . of our Districts, by Field Commissioners: Yes--; NoX; or by_ _ _ _ _ _ __ (Check one) On Dec. 31, 1939 of our Troops had Troop Reading Advisors. _ _ _ _ _Troops will have them by Dec. 31, 1940. We have / Reading Merit Badge CounselorV. /9 % of our Troops have taken advantage of BOYS' LIFE ?oncession Offer. We plan to increase this percentage to .;i, S % by Dec. 31, 1940. Our Council has set an objective of hl20 subscribers to BOYS' LIFE as of Dec. 31, 1940 from all sources in our territory. �(4) 15. 16. D % of our Troops have adopted the "Troop Camping Objectives" and the declaration of purpose contained I therein and in accordance therewith have a planned all year round Troop Camping- Program. ' o/o of our Troops, under their own leadersLip, engaged'in a camp of at least one week in 1939. 0 Our Camping report for the year ending Dec. 31, 1939 v:a fl &iled to the Camping and Activities Service on _ _ _ _ _ __ . 1s enclosed _ . . This Co1mcil promoted an Activities program in 1939 including, in addition to the Community Service program, the following; ; Council·; Merit Badge Show ; Circus, or. si~ilar typ as checked :-Boy 5cbut Week participation X ; Agricultural Fair participation _ _ _ _ _ _ __ District Camporees · JC, X wide Camporee ; First Aid Demonstrations_ _ __ ; Pilgrimages to historic shrines Vacation program in addition to Camping Troop special events,_ _ __ 17. Approximately Date to be inserted s> S % of our Scout~ and Cubs as of Dec. 31, }939 had Uniforms. fz. Troops. 18. We have one Commissioner for eye;y 19. Our Local Council includes.___ ·_.Protestant, --~)(~ >c Protestant, Ji& Our Exec. Bo a rd includes x__ Catholic, and --~X~--.J ewish members. Jewish members. £'\ Catholic, and 20. The foregoing application and statements were reviewed and approved by the Council or Executive Board at a duly called , 19_·_, at which meeting a quorum was present and the Council specifically · ~meeting 01 accepted its obligation to loyally cooperate with the National Council and its representatives in promoting the program of the Boy Scouts of America in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and By-Laws ·policies and regulations of the · Boy Scouts of America. Signe."----------------------- (President) (Scout Executive} (Treasurer) TRANSMITTAL Supplementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following: (If. any of'the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expec~ed on the line marked "Date.") Note: Items No. 1, 6, 7 and 8 should accompany \lPPlication, !Uld No. 5 if possible. · 1. 2. 's 7/5",00 Charter Fee -./~ $..___ _ _ _ _ _ Payment of Quota s._ _ _ _ ••J 3. Scouter Fees 4. ___Scouter Applications (No.) Date Yes or No Yes or No Date Yes or No Date 1 :'-16~ Program and Objectives for 1940 is enclosed ?·ill ~e nwiled Date ~e~ Civic Service Report for. 1939 9.- Roster Y;es or.No ';::/E:-5 6. Scout Executive's Report for 1939 8. Date VEs 5. Audit Report for 1939 7. Y;esorNo Date was mailed - - - - - Date ',~ ---·------ '~"'-~-i<'_-_.e-_._,C'._-....l·_.1""-\w"'"~""'J,...~~--'Officers and members of our Council serve for one year beginning.-~/'*-0.;._;:t.,...;...iAJo...='""".''-_.L/_.,"'°·..:../__e.:..,./_4,."'""_-:-•-0-----'-----------.·] Our annual meeting is held in the month of_ _ NATIONAL COUNCIL RECORD - DO NOT WRITE BELOW D·ivisfon of Operations: Approval & Action As page one_ _ __ Territory as per memo_ As last year_ _ __ �+Form 0539A-30001139-A.P. (5) EMPLOYED STAFF FOR 1940 (Please state all salaries. :Use extra sheet if necessary) NOTE: Because of its relationship to Retirement and Group Insurance it is essential that this report be accurate and complete. Code No. Headquarters CitY------~/!11/~"~·~£~~-'"~l;,~,'!:P-·tf..JL-"~......"';z,,,_____________ State ~1;ri;::::· /::/ ·, .·· .J/ EXECUTIVE -~~~~~...1940 Salary Assistant and Field Executives NAMB YY. TITLE* **1940 SALARY ~- THRc.Klf~ Note: Above named members of Executive staff must also be listed on Council Roster for purposes of "registration." CLERICAL NAME TITLE* *Indicate part time employees, if any, by "P. T." after the title. **Do not include any allowances, i.e., transportation, etc., in salary :figures. **1940 SALARY �+- (6) Report to Committee on Badges, Awards, Scout Requirements and Uniform Design Code No. ~·. Name of Cou nci 1...... ~.H.!~Kfl. ~.fflN......~0.J/!.f.!.~.f'...~...~.:J.-J!l .... l/!f.f;,..... State .........TE..tl..t.f..~ ...................................... (Scouts-not badges) 4102$). I •• ! Total Awarded Dropped !Enrolled Dec. Jl, During During Dec. 31, 1938 1939 1939 1939 ., ci 8Z -0 Do not Credit Second! .... ::: I .... Class Scouts with ii:o First Class Badges 1-Agriculture* ..................... 2-Angling ................................. 3-Animal Industry*...... Second Class* L.JSS t/0 (.., I q 9, 43L 4-Archery ................................. First Class* 5-Architecttire ..................... S-1~ 6:.t ~ ~- 0 lf. L.s-1 6-Art* .......................................... Total Scouts* 12 31.;2. h I f_ :.). 1.n~ () '"ll:l.Q 7-Astronomy ...................:.... 8.:.._Athletics .............................. Star (,.,1( · r i~ I 15°"1J. 155 9-Automobiling ................ I Life LJ_?, \. :2.. ~;:; 10-Aviation .............................. 85 )0 I 11-Basketry* ........................... Eagle ..2 I 22 ~~ ~ ~- 12-Bee Keeping*.................. 13-Beef Production*......... Bronze Palm 14-Bird Study........................... 14 15-Blacksmithing* ............ Gold Palm 10 16-Bookbinding* ................ .................................... 17-Botany Silver Palm 10 18--Bugling* .............................. Combinations 19-Business -·······················-····· 8 20-Camping .............................. Jr. A. S. M. 21-Canoeing .............................. 22-Carpentry* ........................ 23-Cement Work*............... Cubs 24-Chemistry ...............:........... 25-Citrus Fruit Culture Bobcat f Lf () (; j:y /1{5 26-Civics ....................................... 27-Conservation .................. Wolf*** 0 19 28-Cooking ................................: 13 Bear*** Farming*............... 6 Cf 29-Corn l/ 30-Cotton Farming............ Lion*** () ;}._, 6 31-Cycling* ....................,......... 32-Dairying* ........................... Total Cubs /<1</ 0 33-Dramatics ........,.................. 34-Electricity Wolf Gold Arrow 35-Farm Home* .................. 36-Farm Layout* ............... Wolf Silver Arro-v 37~Farm Mechanics ......... Bear Gold Arrow 38--Farm Records .................. 39-,-Firemanship* .................. Bear Silver Arrow 40-First Aid ............................... 41-First Aid to Lion Gold Arrow Animals*........................ 42-Forestry .............................. Lion Silver ArroV1 43-Foundry Practice ......... 44-Fruit Culture* ............... Den Chiefs I 0 45-Gardening* ........................ 46-Handicraft* .................... ~ Den Mothers 11 47-Hiking 0 --------··························Cub membersh~ Dec. 31, 1939, infuded: 48-Hog & Pork Prod.*... 11 yrs.# '5/_9 yrs. old &;. 10 yrs. and j 49-Horsemanship* ............ SO-Indian Lore........................ *NOTE: Include all Scouts including 2nd and Life ........................... 51-Insect 1st class having Merit Badges and Senior Scouts. ..................... 52-Interpreting **Dropped, not promoted. 53-Journalism ·······--··············· ***Include all Gold and Silver Arrows in total 54--Landscape for each Cub Rank. Gardening..................... #Include with 11 yrs. those over 11 yrs. who may 55-Leathercraft* .................. be continuing temporarily as Cubs pending enrolment as Scouts. 56-Leather Work*............... Tenderfoot* t.J D'2.. l ::t 'J..., 1ng'l lb:~~ 1 3 51 1 2 13 1 98 12 3 13 ]i 5 1 1 7 19 \ vs?' b .ft/ J ~.#.:jj MERIT BADGE RECORD Indicate below the number of each of the Merit Badges earned during the year 1939 ADVANOEMENT SUMMARY Get this information from perpetual Inventory (Form No. 4102D, 4102C and 5-·~-r..-r~ "' v 173 o•ooooooo••••••ooo••••H - ¥ 67 46 9 2 62 3 67 20 7 4 3 52 ·4 18 4 1 1 2 3 4 13 32 8 19 3 9 14 99 88 50 89 23 36 2 10 37J 09 8 9 2 13 2 4 2 16 . ...... .ito; .., :.I ~o ., ci uZ --g c:I 57-Life Saving........................... 50 58--Machinery ··············-·············· 4 59-Marksmanship .................. 6 60-Masonry* .............................. 8 2 61-Mechanical Drawing... 13 62-Metal Work*........................ 18 6 63-Music* ································-····· 28 1.1 64-Nut Culture........................... 65-Painting* ................._............. 8 2 66-Pathfinding* ........................ 28 67-Personal Health*............J 53 91 68--Photography* .................. 9 7 69-Physical Develop .......... 34 70-Pigeon Raising.................. 71-Pioneering ........................... 83 72-Plumbing ..........................-- 14 73- Pottery* ................................. 3 1 74-Poultry-Keeping* ·····- 10 1 75-Printing* ................................. 1 76-Public Health..................... · 55 77-Public Speaking............... 1 78--Radio .......................................... 79-Reading* ...............~ ................. 40 80-Reptile Study.................... 5 81-Rocks and Minerals....... 82-Rowing .............................._ 4 83-Safety* ....................................J 24: 65 84-Salesmanship ..................... 1 85-Scholarship ........................... 39 86-Sculpture ................................. 87-Seamanship -----------------------88-Sheep Farming*............... 2 89-Signaling ................................. 19 90-Soil Management*......... 91-Stalking ···········-··-·-··-92-Stamp Collecting............ 17 93-Surveying .............................. l 94 94-Swimming 95-Taxidermy ·····-········------------96-Textiles .................................... 1 97-Weather* .............................. 1 98--W oodcarving* .................. 41 3 99-Wood Turning.................. 14 100-Wood Work........................ 65 101-Zoology .................................... 5 102-Coin Collecting.................. 1 103-Dog Care................................. 3 104--Finger Printing............... 5 105-Skiing ---------···-·························· NEW SUBJECT 106-Grasses, Legumes and 1 Forage Crops ............... ••ooooOooooooooooooOooooHo Total 24 01 506 M.B. Counsel ors 1n Council ~~ Organizer A wards l 2 *Badges open to Second Class Scouts. �--~------------- + · Total income from contributions was received for 1939 Council operations from communities in the various population groups in the following amounts: From Com. Chests Dii-ect Communities of 500,000 or over.............................................................................._................. $'----'' '' 100,000 to 499,000....................................................................................... '{. " " 75,000 " 99,000....................................................................................... " " 25,000 " 74,000.........................................................:............................. " " 10,000 " 24,000................................................ _...................................... " " 5,000 " 9,900...............·-·························-··································-······ " " 2,500 " 4,900................ _......................:.............................................. " ,, 1,000 ,, 2,400.....·-········-······-·································-··············-······ " under 1,000 and open country.................................................................. TOTAL $ 2 Ur' L/ 'f <t-~lf.-* $ · - - - - * Of this amount $•--=(:')~-_·__ came from Sustaining Memberships in Community Chest territory. ~ ~ "~~2.lf Funds for the 1940 budget outlined on preceding page = not been raised. Assets, 12-31-39 Current-Cash on hand and in bank $ ~+ :'.f I "1"' ~".:'. 7 1 Unpaid Pledges :;i,. l !,.) f Supplies for Resale '"' d1 ·. I J •0 I lo $a9o,.oo *Fixed - Real Estate Camp Equipment l../Lfe ' ' ' · z7 i:j:OO, 00 Office Equipment Automobile Securities TOT AL l, 'f1 v) 77,. 7] *Present Value Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-39 Operations-Accounts and Bills Payable$ "1. D l/ ~ 1 . 4- <;)--(,··15"~,__., Notes Payable Notes Payable ···'t-"·t,,~"i'#·t.. "-,.t Mortgages TOT AL ;# 'O ,.-t/t-t..~~" Capital-Accounts and Bills Payable $ Y -1 t+ TOT AL /r'"t-,6-,.,-" "-.J This Council has Trust or Endowment funds, as of December 31, 1939, totaling $•----'O"""--___ of which$,_ _ _ _ __ was received during the year 1939. We are using (a) Standard Declaration of Trust______ , or (b) some other form = approved by National C o u n c i l . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - - A comprehensive Five-year Financial Plan not been _developed which has been in effect () years. Council directed campaign ~~M~JJe to be held on the following dates in 1940 :, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ I) - 2 t'.i e~ -~ ,,,. Ct.."" '1 IJ",. !'e-;1··",, " 1"?1/-~.r. ytc.,,,L-t..ebt.... ~ L ••,_ _ ~•. r,..,.,,,,, r~'t-·i-.--;· 'f- e) 1 . -/ . Remarks, Explanations or Additions'----------------~---------------- �FINANCIAL REPORT-1939 Name of Council (!>OlJNctL.6 ~-SR C.Hle.KB~FIW ;/NC" (7) CODE No. State 7°El'f N. c-~ "V"·..:Ja (Please use following classification for purpose of National record and comparison) EXPENDITURES-1 939 Column l JI I Total Expenditures I. Operating Expense: Indicate If for period other than Column 2 Column 3 Special Receipts Net Expenditures (See Note I below) ------! 1$ l ?; '!J 0, O tJ ! ~ 2. Office Salaries ····----······--·-··· 3. Retirement Contrib'ns ... 4. Rent, Light, Heat, In surance, Telephone ......... 5. Off ice Supplies........................ 6. Postage ......................................... 7. Transportation ..................... 8. Publicity ....................................... 9. Camping ...................................... 10. Senior Scouting.................... 11. Cub bing .......,:....;..............:.......... 12. Leadership Training and Conferences .................. 13. Ci.reuses, M. B. Shows and other activities............ 14. National Quota ..................... 15. Charter Fee .............................. 16. Campaign Expenditures 17. Interest on Indebtedness (See Note 2 below) 18. Miscellaneous ........................ ? $ $ ?;. 1 /.o, ";;JI!>, D o e; .r< (-:') •..;''$'t)',.., (') "j1i'0100 ~. {) ~=i:C]l_ '; ?; L")('iO •tJ 0 iJ:· CJ~ r: '(; 7, 0'1 '1 i. !/,.,U DC ! /, }.-(CJ,.s~ IX :<.Si 00 ~ c~.tJf'i ,:;,=e~ I (";ft; ~ ?J C> III. Total of Operating II) and Capital (I + )..J 2i c c, ~ _?; c ~ L..Ji I I~ 1 ~- j,.-f" 'Ol~. 7 t;t} ~(). - ')... 1-, 7 ?t+. I 1tJ 'J..-.S- 2;(); 7"1 IC/. IC'> I. II. Capital Expense: 1. Office Equipment ············ 2. Camp Property .................. 3. Automobile .............................. 4. Depreciation .......................... TOTAL CAPITAL on 7, ' r·~,J . ·1, .;./' .? (Yb"--9 / I b t'>1t::>f'l I .,_ ?~.t·i o () 7.f y· (!. ""J-..r ~~t!t ..s~ TOTAL OPERATIN<-.: .s. 0 ()?:.. .~l. I ").../0.~6 (, :;-;;, I e-.~Erb,o t..1-(~ ')..-- ~ . ' " Lfb' I .J,. .:. /.oo~.'-o :t_ bO ~ti CJ. , 1:4' Lt.. "'•'· I l ....~;~,; I 0 ~7.00 d.~.~~ LLJ?S,C~· I ~ /, b/t:{,q y I. t> 79.'9 i.,..... ?J Li.to I J,... '?lbCi-"!17 ·$ '/, 'J..,f''•tf"•u ~ M "21,, i j.c. r; ~ '-1-J-J.Cf ~ ?,.('\, ()() L.l_ ")..- TEW r11r1ve~ RCT"'I• Wll..C.. /#OT OE lrl'lllW'n IJgwT&L CRAF~O (fl-11'3 fl/JU (Col. 1 minus Col. 2) I 1. Executive Salaries* BUDGET-1940 calendar year I /'9 ~.e;.r.:; S"Of":>.tY~ '1 (!)~;()() g p;e:;,1-4t ID01tJ c 1-r i ?:Jl,Jitf I '7. 9 ,{>('..LLIL IV. Revolving Accounts: (National Funds) 1. BOYS' LIFE --·-·-·····------2. Registrations ····--·-·······--3. Scout Supplies -------·--····-· TOTAL REVOLVINr. v. 19~ ') l !,... ;:;l, I~ 4· • ~ ~- fb,,foi / 7 '1 Ll~ (9 ~- -~ ] (_ :);_ q q ~ s l't°Jb,, l... i LJ /"'} ~ - ~ ~ Endowment, Trust Funds or other Permanent Investments VI. Obligations Paid (See Note 3 below) NOTE 1-Report as Special Receipts ·only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., which are incidental to certain Council activities. NOTE 2-Do not include payments to reduce "principal" indebtedness. NOTE 3-This refers to repayment of loans, the proceeds of which have been previously expended, bills and other obligations which have been charged to the various items of the budget in previous years and so reported. (OVER) *Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transportation allowances, �(8) LEADERSHIP TRAINING REPORT-1939 Code No. COURSES COMPLETED-19 39 No. CERTIFICATES ISSUED No. OF COURSES Elements -Part I "L -Part II of Scout I Leadership -Part III Elements-Cubbin g Elements-Sea Scouting Elements-Senior Scouting Troop Camping I Health & Safety Standard First Aid I Principles of Scout & Cub-Part I Leadership -Part II ! Pack Organization Specialization* I Commissioners Merit Badge Counselors Troop Committeemen Other Courses Advanced Certificates Issued ;-:? // . Totals Total number different men who received certificates: .&:1~q tJ ~~1 ~._,,_. /-"> .;ii} Z- / -.C:- 'l..~ L J Cj \ IS.3 The above includes the following courses in Colleges, Seminaries, etc. School School School No. Courses__ , Certificates___, College Credit - Y es___ N o_ _ No. Courses__, Certificates___ , College Credit- Yes___ No_ _ _ No. Courses__, Certificates___ , College Credit- Yes___ No _ _ ~ ·f!!~.:· *Names of Specialization Courses Completed in 1939:_ _____ ; Scouter's Training Awards._ _0-=·0-.-____ . Training Awards in 1939-Scoutmaster 's Keys, _ _ _ _o Training for Trainers Attendance of Local Men in 1939 at Regional or at Schiff Reservation Courses. No. at Schiff Courses No. at Regional Courses Cubbing Troop Scouting Senior Scouting Sea Scouting Troop Camping Training- Administration Health and Safety . [(!'.-%~ ~OA r ,;~ - l - Jv~- ... ~) c: ).,. .A-.. ""\(OVER) �Report on Trained Leaders as of December 31, 1939 NOTE :-"Trafoed" means that men have completed at least the entire "Elements" Course of their ~espective programs{(1939 or previously)-Old Scout Leadership'-Parts I and II, new Scout Leadership-,-Parts I, II and III, Sea 'Scout Leadership-Parts I and II, or Efoinents of Cub· Leadetship. TOTAL REGISTERED IN COUNCIL LJ. o · Scoutmasters Assistants ~l/b . . 'l- Cubmasters Assistants ·~· Total Registered Troops I f: ')._, .~ % 7~ % 0. -% -% ..-- % % () .1 - Q & r).i''/ Total all Troop and Pack Leaders 4- 0 :;;_,. Senior Leaders (Skippers, etc.) Assistants (Mates, etc.) TRAINED PERCENT ·NUMBER // % 9' Packs I Troops and Packs having at least one Trained Leader: Number Troops T Packs 0 0 Total t;,s 0 ' Goal-12/31/40 Percent (o % /? % % % . .~o % )j % ; PLANS FOR 1940 The following Courses will be conducted next yearOn a Council-wide basis :- TEOop Camping; Elements of Scout Leadership, Parts 1 & 2, _3 Elements, Sea Scouting, Elements, Cubbing, District Commissioners' C01.P'.' F~P,, Course, The Principles of Scout & Cub Leadership, Part l. OBJECTIVE 12/31/40 - J7 7 % % SQ_% .j-o .S-D % % $,?"' % /~% �·. c I ., FORM 0·1062 2M .10-~Q n ·. ·REGION No. CoUNCIL No. I COUNCIL ·~, I 1$1 ROSTER ' .. J:?ate............J.aJWarir.. -3$~--lNO-·---·-------·--····-counciL.~ .........................~l~~!!l:'!!..............................................................................~.....~................. St~te......'-~~·'---~---································ REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS I agree to serve on the d~signated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending....................JliaeSbf!r....'31........................, 19....!!ltl.., . . · . (Expiration.Date) and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on ·the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to PROFESSIONAL AND the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will VOLUNTEER STAFF commence with the date of receipt of me!Ubership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. · ·1 ! I ADDRESS TITLES NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT CITY STREET No. Professional Staff Memnhts· " - R• y 11.n M ·n Asst. Exec. R~ y AA ~ " Asst. Exec. 12.... T Ile A.e lA. AC ;., ·ir 'Dn ,,,, Pn. .. 'Pr! Field Exec. Field Exec. Field Exec. Volunteer Staff - :",• Field Com'r. Field Com'r.,..-..,.<9\ ~~r.v ~lea .... .:. A ~ - - . It• Dist. Com'r. - In- 1- ,/ Dist. Com'r.. 1~... .../ Dist. Com'r. lu- Dist. Com'r. I~... .......... Cotton __ ,..._ A'l!lit I( ..: T.4 n.cm. ~-- ,,...J~'1Dist. Com'r. ..c.O . / - 'U:-..-'-.a - - - - AC , an PC All In -.... ~ ' G'l1 PC it.It I "1'.'t I 'Bft II~ I ">Ct l'Dt! Ai'! ID IM Dist. Com'r. I\\. A'\::::!/ Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. N eighborhooq Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster~one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid else~here as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). , 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as ,W?ic~: in..O~.~umn abov~) .., " . . . ..,;ff•.M~-,--~v_,. c.;,-;?A.b ~,,..,,. "··~"';,~~---············ ·S cout E xecut•1ve S1·gned............................................................. .. ' I �EXTRACTS FROM CONSTITUTION OF BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA ARTICLE II-PURPOSE: CHARACTER BUILDING-CITIZENSHIP TRAINING The purpose of this corporation is as set forth in the original certificate of incorporation µnder the laws of the District of Columbia, dated February 8, 1910, and restated in Section 3 of the Charter granted by Congress June 15, 1916, as follows- "That the purpose of this corporation shall be to promote, through organization and cooperation with other agencies, the 'ability of boys to do things for themselves and others, to train them in Scoutcraft, and to teach them patriOtism, courage, self-reliance and kindred virtues, using the methods which-are now in common use by Boy Scouts," by placing _emphasis upon the Scout Oath and Law for character development, citizenship training · and physical fitness. GRANTING COMMISSIONS AND CERTIFICATES OF MEMBERSHIP The Constitution and By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America authorize commissions and certificates of mem· bership only to those who subscribe to the Scout Oath and Law (as printed below), the Declaration of Religious Principle and_ its Constitution and By-Laws. ARTICLE Ill-DECLARATION OF RELIGIOUS PRINCIPLE "Sectfoii I-The Boy Scouts of America maintains that no boy can grow into the best kind of citizenship without recognizing his obligation to God. In the first part of the Boy Scout's oath or pledge the boy promises, 'On my honor I will do my best to do my duty to God and my country, and to obey the Scout Law.' The recognition of God as the ruling and leading power in the universe and the grateful acknowledgment of His favors and blessings are necessary to. the best type of citizenship, and are wholesome things in the education of the growing boy. No matter what __ the boy may be-Catholic or Protestant or Jew-this fundamental need of good citizenship should be kept before him, The Boy Scouts of America therefore recognizes the religious element in the training of the boy. but it_ is _apsQ.lµ_t¢ly non-~ectarian in its attitude toward that religious training. · Its poJicy is_ that _the organizatiqn or institution with which the Boy Scout is connected shall give definite attention to his religious life. · "Only men· willing to subscribe to this declaration of principle shall be entitled to certificates of leadership in ~rrying out the .Boy Scout Program.'' ~--THE SCOUT OATH On my honor I-will do my best1. To :do my duty to God and my country, and to obey the Scout Law; ~- To ·he!p•other people at all times; 3. To keep'. myself physically strong; mentally awake, and morally: straight._ THE SCOUT LAW - 1. A Scout- is trustworthy. · A Scout's honor is to be trusted. If he were to violate his honor by telling a lie, or by ch·eating or by not doing exactly a given task,• when trusted on his honor, he may be directed to hand over his Scout Badge. 2. A Scout is loyal. . He is loyal to all to whom loyalty is due: his Scout .leader, his · home, and parents and country. _ 3. A Scout is helpful. He must be prepared at any time to save life, help injured per. sons, and share the home duties. He must do at least one Good ·. Turn fo somebody every day. '4. A Scout is friendly. He is a friend to all and a brother to every- other Scout. 5. A Scout is courteous. ·He is polite to all, especially to women, children, old people, and the weak and helpless. He must not take pay for being heipful or c·ourteous. . 6. A Scout is kind. He is a friend to animals. He will not kill nor hurt any living creature needlessly, but will strive to save and protect all harmless life. 7. A Scout 1s obedient. He obeys his parents, Scoutmaster, Patrol Leader, and all other duly constituted authorities. 8. A Scout iS cheerful. He smiles . whenever he can. His obedience to orders is prompt and cheery. He never shirks nor grumbles at hardships. 9. A Scout is thrifty. He does not wantonly destroy property. He· works faithfully, wastes nothing, and makes the best use of his opportunities. He saves his money so that he may pay his own way, be generous to those in need, and helpful to worthy objects. He may work for pay, but must not receive tips for courtesies or Good Turns. 10. A Scout is brave. He has the courage to face danger irt spite of fear, and to stand up for the right against the coaxings of friends or the jeers or threats of enemies, and defeat does not down him. 11. A Scout is clean. He keeps clean in body and thought, stands for clean speech, clean sport, clean habits, and travels with a clean crowd. , 12. A Scout is reverent. He is reverent toward God. He is faithful in his religious duties, and respects the convictions of others in matters of custom and religion. ToExpire-----------------------------...,..,.,,--------------Certificatee written (small) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Certificates written (large) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Stencils made - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - APPROVAL STATISTICAL ' �RExiloN No. [ CouNCIL No. .. COUNCIL 558 ·tr ROSTER . ______J. JAU•.... ---•---------- ·.: .. ,-----------------------------··· Date Council. ........._............. ,.... .C.b.i.~aan......------·····-················································································· State....... :~~~-------,--:........................... 39 .. . . OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS N ROSTER REGISTRATIO l~ ~-------~:-._~---~-------,. 19.~-----· I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending______________·---~~~-~~---!?.! (Expiration Date): · and hereby make application. for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such tules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National .. ... and Local Councils. I transmit herewith:,$1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to EXECUTIVE BOARD the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit, my answers to the following in support of my application. .. ADDRESS TITLES NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT CITY STREET No. : Re 57 p Vice-President " · Vice-President Re 68 }: 59 p Vice-President Re Re Memphis.· !en:a President '"' v'Edwin Dalatl'om /W .. P. Halltd.e.v Treasurer 43 :E . 11 AO: 33 l Re Scout Com'r. n.,. Chiin§'!DY . . D1stnct r. · vo.~ · """' -S.;.89 Dean I/". /C.c. Holloman IP".·• v -:C.R. Browa ·58 . . ~ f.tou.te l,... Rernand.0 1 Miss. BatesYllle. Mias.. _ _I@ l~ctChr. ::> \~"'-(G~ _ ~C\\.\ \.\>- District Chr. District Chr. District Chr. District Chr. District Chr. 12 !!.,,. ....,,..,,. n.,,,,.,~""l' W...am'fl~l-· ~ vc. Arthur Brace R.L. lhrnce Co.· u '* Camp.&Act. Chr. Health & Saf. Chr. Finance Chr. Re .X Re x Rural Chr. · Reading Chr. Pub. Rel. Chr. AC AC aa.·- -J ~ *If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating thatfee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. ~~--::~~-:-~~':"":""--::--~~~~~"'."'."""~:--~~-:-~~~~~~~~~---~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I w I hereby certify that every man listed hereon· is, · . . l. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). . ·. . · .. 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first pa:ers (as i*~~- c~~umn" a~~:e). S1gned......'/.t...~-~::t.:t,-Jl!_q_w.__ /.g£,fJ:.J[~----------·---,·---Scout Executive �'~'" ,-. ~-- . '; 1111111"""" REGION No. CouNCIL No. COUNCIL 8 I REGISTRATION ROSTER . OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS 551 Ro STER Date _ .... .:..~~--29.t.....19~L .. _..,_....-...··--- Council...............- ...........-....-..... -~h~.~~@:~~!f.__________ .........................______...........--·-----···-···-..--... _,,_ State............ __...fenn... ........ _.._,,____,......__ _ I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending December 31 , 19~and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) ,, PLEASE CHECK GROUP . registration with the Boy. Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. · I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to 'the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following iri support of my application LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D ·Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be useq providing each Committee is ma_rk_ed..v.rgperly. EUCUT .tV.Ill '.BOARD ADDRESS NAME STREET PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT No. TITLES ·CITY AO 24 PC 1~C. • Clat!ka v 'l amea Seddon Alla .v Sec:tetan Re .:x .AC 51 PC AO 54 PC · Dr. T.. s. Eliot ,. 'lt,. w. Slav1ok v )JI 874 Union Ave. n Publ1e1tt ]f .. :x AC 39 PC AC 37 PC ll AC 44 PO .A .S~i <'N·"-., ((.,, {0)\'f Ernest c. v 'Ball 317 Ponlar 1te • ~ -:> ' .,~ ·~ CJ at Iarmt tt ·· J. Granvi i.le Gates i111:S.am r,,,,eb v" Jl fi _: {\ \j\..:P" 1 \M~&'&ensiorl Ruse Pritchard ./ ::.i " ".. . . " BAAl.'ift !idwell ~ .Tr~ / lenneth Willt.ns OJ'ii!ill 1larrv Webb v Box 588 •Re B " / Re •Re :x ~t :x '!r :I ll :x Re :x u ti N ii 11 tt Re x ll: .AC 43 PC AC 38 PC AC 4n PC AC 4El PC AC 5tl .PC AD .30 PC AC 5? PC AC 24 P< A.C 43 PC AC 53 PC *If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--0ne should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon is'1. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as)Jljfat~in column aJ22Yl~· ., " ~ Signed--~~/~. l',,, (·.4,.1k •.,w Scout Executive · �c REGION No. CouNCIL No. CouNCIL 5 558 ROSTER ., ·<~~ ~ . Date ...../..@D_,, __ ;w......l~.....................................· Council. .............. .Q~-~~~~~'-'-·--·-- .................................................,........................................................ State......T.e.tU;J..~s.aee......... ,'................... REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for · the 19~ and hereby make ,application for December 31. year ending PLEASE CHECK GROUP (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of. America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the ~onstitu~ion and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time . . . by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which 1s to cover subscription tci the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of ·membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. l submit my' answers to the following in support of my application LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. II Council Member not assigned to ·Committee. D Committee-one sheet can .be used providing each Committee is marked properly. ADDRESS ·NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT 'w •.L. Acro7d CITY Mannhta. fflmft. sears· Roebuck Co. Barrow :.kee Lab. " A Farnsworth Blda. P.O •. llox 5188.lliub.arnton Station ./ /G •. Worthen Agee / John A., Angus 1 / / J'Qn.e n• .4llen STREET No. llT '){ .. ./ Crane Co. :Mempbie·Li.e:bt. Gae .. & Water Division • lJ Preston Allea 1/ !homas H. Allen .,, 156 Madiaoa :Barrow Agee La\.· ,. RE 61 Re ·x Re x AC S9 AC 34 AC 5A. AD It~ Re% AC 53 PC Re x AC l:;3 :ro AC. ~9 PC y 8 ·Daniel H, Boone ./ ./ fl,F .. Bowld !f 930 I. lJ - rr •.\.V n x Re 38 Re 38-~ ti / Julian :Brode J,. Goodlett Brown ./ 1 Re z Ba.Uonal Bank of Oonaerce 1i " Lewie C. Callow E.R. Caldwell / ,/ Sterick lU&r. · li v Ji AC 35 pC AC ta. pC .lC 51 PC AO n: PC AC \A re .AD >8 PC x AC ca ·pc x AC AO II Charlea .M. :Bryan -- i;_~ At'! Re x R4li ti Medical Ar\8 Bldg. '·' Col,, vt,J !' !aeon / · " r.r. u ar. B'7 ·Y I ~ PC ;1 PC x h Id b e x Jlt h h f S d bv .. , ~d....V. o~e..ar.i.IW!O. .D.&.9,.6• John 'lh:aT~frScana~ -~-lf couter is to e reg1stere m various capacities an is paymg couter ee wit t e roster-one s ou checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American ·Citizen or has taken out his first .. . p::::d.~-~~i~~<l:;~~:i!.~ ~~~;;~,:.:'.!.~. . . . . . . . . Scout Ex~cutive �REGION .. ,·./··.· :' c .... : .. · /· ~,: ': ' No. CouNCIL No. COUNCIL' : ROSTER : Date........l~.,...?.~•---*~·'··············-················ Council.·............:...... c.......:Ohi.ckaaa1f.................................................................................................... State...·...... !~.~.! ,'REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS ...:..'............................. I agree to serve on the designated ·group or Co=ittee of the Council for the year ending n.cember 31 ' , 19~ and hereby make application for PLEASE CHECK GROUP (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and. Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUT! NG for the period of my membership with the understanding, that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membeFship fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. i· submit my answers to. the following in support of my application LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. gJ Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. ADDRESS NAME PL];ASE. TviE on PRINTvi W'. .. A .. uarlis eA Jr. ~···~ ·/.T -. n l"..... 11.f ...,. ,_... .Amerlcau Snuff CJo.41. _.... Rou\e l ,..,.o ...... ~ n • Rex Rex,,-· AC AC 55 PC 82PO Re x AC 39 .PC Ii••· AC 46 PC -. .· li!.R _ Crnmn~ •r• Re :x Rex .A.0 Rex Ml 60 PO AC 44 PC 74 PC · CHff'oiod DaYis ,. Dr.. J. Murrv Da.vi s , Georcre J.. .'Eckert VLT. Ed.ee v' ?So "<.: ,,/ Ji!'· d.redtr& . n... ~ lLW Et.t...,, ,,._ ... \f/,,. 11.J:>'l"'lr . / .. -· lt .... _,_~, ... ,,.,. lffi .' Madison. Ave. - Re 'It n ..... ,...., "•"'"" · standard Printing Co. Yenmhia Gas Light & Water Divist>m Cflnerena.tion Childl"G of Is-l'ael ~~-- ..1. Ul .a- It % Re x AC Rt'! AC 49 Fe % 45 - t;IJ 1'1'! It Re x AC 54 Pt'! • lf % AC ft '!'.>- ll.~ 38 PC * If Scouter is to be regis.tered in various capacities and is paying Scouter 'fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first PC . p:~::d.:.~.a&~~if.~;:~:~J~~~-i.:l"':~~:J.. . . . . . . . . Sc~ut Executive �L REGION No. CouNCIL No. COUNCIL I ROSTER 158 REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date......~~--~~J,_J~---------------------······ Council.... ------~-~~~~---····························-····-················································································· State....... ~!.: .................................. . I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending Decea'bel!" Sl l~ and hereby make application for PLEASE CHECK GROUP (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National artd Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUT! NG for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership.· r su)J~nit my answers to the following in support of .my application 0 District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. ~ Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. 'O LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER ",,....,..... "..., ":::;:1; ~~I'll "" """ ~ s·z -·r> ..... ' 'ADDRESS .... ,..(I NAME PLEASE TYPE OR ,··John 1 '~ Joh1l J-. ~=-:E PRINT '~: ' ' .. l'argo.soa, Jr. ./ . v Janell t/ "./I.E. Fl•ll \,/ . Jo8',P)l D. ne11111.n1; ...( Ce7,.Kon 13. haste!" v/ ;/ . ' ' . ·- .. LJro.a, ·111••• • American Smi.tt Co. & C>Q.. "-'Phi.• • ,... PJ.---~1e.aino. Co. D. Canale ... "" ""' CITY CloYer lllll . 1erretl 'O 0 "'0 STREET No. ... "" <n!?.. 1814 Exchange Jl.dg. (Jl'bl'llro 0 -t(JQ·-· CO __ en :3 ""1 < 'O ""... ~o 0..., ~=r~5: :§.ci- W~O!!. :u Oen c .-+'O I'll ~ * ~" ' .,~ .,, ;;· s> "'> ";:;·... " ;. Q.. '< '< 0 " ...g: " 9 "... ;;· " " ~ p- ~ "0 _::::.c ~ "' ~~b 'O " " :;i le· x· h x Be • ·Co. s O ~;;~ ~ !::.:s ::;: ..... c: P.C ::r....+i :u 3 I'll....., _.er cn0"'.,1'11 \l) ..,,,, "" ~-.:f' " Q. Q..0>() Q..f'> g:~g .~i;[ AC 36 PC AC 1'0. AC a ftf x '' lie '~* I x AC a. x AO 64 PC -.- le AC lRe x x 33 PC AC .. Ile x Be x le lt AC AO AC 53 PC. 42 PC "49 PCPe et Ba • x AO 81 h x Ac 50 n Iii .... ff AO 48 PO 38 PO .....-t"it ../·Dr. Geozrge Gart.:t7 ,Qi/ .,/hn lll • tlaaao• ..... ,,/ , ./Ired. Goldsml tb. ,/Jaek Goldsmt th 1 /Dr. J.M. ~/ &ra:V'~S £,.M. v' ~· Gmu$ ./ Gtaar«lall L.tte lna. Co. \~ A~'V J. Qo1dallllh & Son• .oO --~ J.,. Oold.ei\h l Sons.-. Q"f~~- • IOQ 5. !arkdala (\ \ ~\;IColoata.t Batt~'«o. ~ .....&:'\ ...--:.\. ./:t. w. Bal• ~ ./ Ar.thu'I" Balle Robert G. Beard ,/ A •. t .. Heiskell v R.E. 11111 / \."/ ~ ~'\O))) Ga:rtly fam.88¥ loapi\al '' (CJJ'/>V ~" '\\)>i> w.ouse L\ pliff A. 545 ff c Balle - iftUA :81il•~ S~el"le.k Bld«. Batioaal. Oak 11.0Q\lM> Mfga. ,/'. 1.w. Bi!Wb Woo !hea\J'18 ur. 4 • ., • .&11D80D ,,,./ ,' 1024: Madi.on v-'feJ'F leY • .lanl4 .B. Boaj '100 Po1>la.r I /.A~L. Bopper v/ Claaabll as Ave. - •• .> • • • • • ff Asan. Wh1 teha"Yea. Re al! le x AC x AC • x a. x AC ~~ 2. An American Citizen o~ has taken out his first p::::d:;;2l~~:;.:::1~~::~~l~!ll.L . ... AG A'!J jfJ 5&. . . . . . . . . . . .~cout m 11'1' l'Df'I PC 42 PO 53 PC . AC! *If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one shoultl be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). ~ 1le Ill ~enn . ..:J;fi1 .. 'PA • Executive ., �REGION No. CouNcIL No. COUNCIL 5 558 Ro STER ~:~~=~~~~~~~~~~=~~-~-,--~-~----=-~-~~~~=----~-~~~-~=~-----------~-~-~:-_·_·:_·_--~~~!~:~:::~~::::=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: I agree to se1D90n &e desih,nated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending em el' . 19~ and hereby make application for (Expiratiqn Date) PLEASE CHECK GROUP . registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a merpbership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. ·· I transmit herewith $LOO membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUT! NG for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee aJ the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. l subIIiif my answers to the following in support of my application. · LIST MEN ON C01\'1MTTTEES IN ALPHABETICAL· ORDER D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. ~ Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT. STREET No. CITY ,/Perc .s.c. , C. Rel !IUgbea Toof & Co. · C.M. laoo'bs0a J.C. 1'.C .. .me Xel l e.l" \/ • Dr. LG.· Lee ff ..• Dr. IC .\..·'"'"·· • \, . ,.·· .. Co .. •.. *If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). . . 2. An American Citizen or has taken. out his first pa.pers ( as~~!:t-::i; ~~1~:~ c~~::~ "".J • S1gned.. ~f ,,~--~·-"-··········";"····-········----------Scout Executive ,....::..........1 ;.;__,__ ·, , �c REGIO N No. CouNcIL No. COUNC IL 5 Ro STER 558 REG ISTR ATIO N ROSTER OF COU NCIL SCOUTE Jan. 29 1940 RS Date---------·----------------~-----------·------------------·-----·------CounciL--·-----------·---------------------------.Qblckasaw. ______________________ _____________ ,________________________________________________ State _______________'fenn------------------------------- I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending Deo&mber 31 , 19--4() and hereby make application for (Expirat ion Date) registra tion with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declara tion of Princip le of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted , to Law, as stated on the reverse be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promul gated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transm it herewi th $1.00 membe rship dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscri ption to the publica tion SCOU T! NG for the period of my membe rship with the unders tanding that this subscri ption will receipt of membe rship fee at the Nation al Office and comme nce with the date of of my membe rship. I submit my answer s to the continu e until the expirat ion followi ng in suppor t of my applica tion. LIST MEN ON COM MITT EES IN ALPH ABET ICAL ORDE R PLEAS E CHEC K GROU P O Distric t Commi ttee-on e sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. O Merit Badge Counselor. SJ Council Member not assigned to Committee. O Commi ttee-on e sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. ADDR ESS NAM E PLEAS E TYPE OR PRINT - ..;' STRE ET No. CITY Sout. hem Lea\ her Co • Re x .©."v¥ if'Scou ter is to be regi~tered in variou s capacities and is paying Scoute r fee w.ith the roster -one should be checked indica ting that fee is enclosed, others should be marke d that fee is paid elsewh ere as Counc il Scoute r. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon ·isl. 21 years of age or over (as indica ted in colum n above ). 2. An Ameri can Citizen or has taken out his first papers ( a~c~tp in ~olumn <)f~~~;,. . d ~·.r.-"/\"':-' .,.<~~ ,,/J,,,,,,, cJ'..;·> -~··;:,.· · ,,., ,,. " " ' ....~. .,, .,,- ·~i·:t ,,7 t~ " , S1gne .. . ....... --------·"· ------~----·--·---·------------·---------.. ,-....(,- .· (,- "· --./ ------------ S cout E t'. xecu 1ve �c REGION No. CouNcIL No. COUNCIL ROSTER .5 558 Date...... J.~L-~• ..lKQ,~-----------------------------CounciL..........................Old.Dkasaw ..................................................................................................... Stat.e........ ,.!.~;!;., REGISTRATION ROSTER OF· COUNCIL SCOUTERS ................................ I agree to serve ori the designated group or Committee of the Council for the , 1~ and hereby make application for year ending De.eember 31. · PLEASE CHECK GROUP . (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by .the Consti.tution and By-Laws and such mies and regulations· as may be promulgated from time to "time · . by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $LOO membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUT! NG for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of" my membership. I subm:it my answers to the following in support of my application LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER D District Committee-one sheet can be .used providing each District is marked properly.. D Merit Badge Counselor. ~ Council Member not assigned to Conimittee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each ·Committee is marked properly. ADDRESS NAME STREET No. PLEASE.TYPE OR PRINT , CITY Re· X " Clifford Penland : .: We•1ey E.. P-•...:-- j . , C. .. !. Penneb.Sksr / 1't0 P~ ,/ .th>. ,' S&iii: L• ··:l't.!Jtnes v' . llen.rY 'l'. RameeY . / AO 50 PO s~newA.ll AC O. :Box 219'1 1442 Can .. " ?834'::Madisn.·· ··· . l?,35 ttaie ~ 4t PG le x Pb:• AD 41 PC AO 40 IR\'\O))J Re x • • Be x Jle x ft AC fl PC ·+.. tt Re. Re Forest Hill Da.11"1'. Re x x x Re x *If Scouter is to be registered in various.capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above), 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (a~,c~~_rd in ~~lumn l~~v~). · . _ · s· t E t• "< ___,,..,._. /'.>f;.,,://'.. ·,r· . ' !1 ./-( ( s·1gned..~ ..ir.:•••~!f:.:••.•• "······"'·'""···""'········································· cou xecu 1ve (f' ., (', �' ,.- .~ - " REGION No. COUNCIL No. i58 5 REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS COUNCIL ROSTER Date -~J~.!.. .. 291._l.940 ______________........... _.___ ' Council..................-.................... ~hl~ka.IU...--------·-----·····-····-···-····-···-·-·········--··-·-·-···-··--····--··-········- State....!laDXlt.______________________________ : I agree to serve on the designated group cir Committee of the Council for the year ending Bee • 31 . , 19 40 and hereby make application for PLEASE CHECK GROUP (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a. membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT !hoe. J. Semmes v· ... R •. A. ~or ._,/· .!ft.umeoa :£:. k'. 'Steve Tum.ball D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. Ill Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. ADDRESS CITY STREET No. N M. M. :Bosworth Co. .,. . Re Re New toa Lite Ins. Co. ~ AC 5·&31! ·x 11 Re Court Bouse Al.via. i. Well x 37 AC .AC 4E PO Samet eon Co,. Inc. . .,. 1t N AC \/ n ....1 L. Wt11t ... 54· PO x v' Re .A.0 AO * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American: Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as i Signed_ in column above). "'<i:.£,,((}tr.1iJ~,.f' ~f4!,e_:•rt!.AJ...-<•'',.::..::_ _ _ Scout Executiv~ �...... -- ··- No. REGION COUNCIL f) Nb. COUNCIL 558 ROSTER Date-----~~--~·-~-~---········---···--·Council..... _______.. _........... _.,._ ....~~~-~~!....------·-·-----····-···-··-······-···-···---·······-··-·---·-·---····-·-·-·--·······- State-.......... -!!~!-··-····--·-··-··---····-REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCit SCOUTERS ! agree to . year endmg ~rve ~ the .uece er ~ignated .,.1 group or Committee of the Council for the 40 · f or , 19_ , and h ereby make app1.1cabon PLEASE CHECK GROUP (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. · LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. o:ltierit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. ADDRESS NAME STREET No. PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT CITY "llapn1a ;< • . Ned Canttell " 899 lbulison A••• 1359 Pete Muehiaio Fred Morriaoa 1/ Gord.on A,. Pau.l "' fred Pr1 tchar4 " s. -. ... Wellington 49 lt. lfhJ:tcl 1111 l'al.1• mag. 72S·Atla.nt1* 433 Madi son Ave. 3l.Sl Popl_.- • •" .. • _,_...., - r:--·(?-J\ .c·h\ ......., (•' '"'•(. . .t\ 'l t . .,_._I/l \~;_-:;,,,~ \~ v ,JI )~ a ..., 60 ·~ A~ 2E ~· -:ae JI Re JI ::II Al.. .:i1:u:·v 1ii Re ll A\ 'I~ J A\ 4:lt'1 .t'\ Re ll AC ~J. ~ ll J A< 1r AC: '~ PC c => Pt i'.l?e. ll M. Re l .At '! I. l'Ci RE l A\ "Ii> .t1 Rfi ~ AC ~ 3, l)l: * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). . 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first pape~s (a~ca~~ i.n column ~ove)... Signed-:--~~~~all.ll .'?;1a1tMJAfi! .~ Scout Executiv~ ~ .ft PC .r't �... - .. ·,--,........ .. -·..--:-·--- I REGION No. COUNCIL No. 6 REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date _________ !!?.~ }.O..t..J..~---···------ ! agree to serve on the ·designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending Det:<3t:ihar 3l. , 19~ and hereby make application for · NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT State~----···---~~:~..!.-----------·--·-·------------ PLEASE CHECK GROUP (Expiration Date) LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER COUNCIL ROSTER 558 CounciL _______________________________Cl?.!..~~tm.Y_________________________________________________________________________________________________ registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time. to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application ·-··-·· D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. ADDRESS STREET No. /Welson Castles Manhattan Savings Dank n r.,m.. ~n u " .)Re x AC sr PC ~..X.....T~H....._~n..~.1.an,·-~------L1~~~-~Ci·~D~·Mlfrult_ _______~•-_jl~!Qlligaj-LI1~~Uemmb.,!ha~•Re:=_-t-:yit.!--_J____j~A~CJ_'.!4~~l~PC 11 /Albert Ers!tille Geo. T,. lirodnax... In~. . Execu.ti ve Boar fiie x AC 4l PC A r:( x Ootmci l Membez RE x , W.J.• Prescott. 234 s. :Sc.tlYedere • AC & PO 11 Re x Distr. Com. Rua sell Pe$t e ~id.1?eon Thomas Iron On. AO 4~ PC Cnunei l Jlembel!' Rl-l x AC 3~ PC Q Re ./.Dr. A.~. Weeka 999 E. P-.....2-- South x Distr• C.-itil.. ~ AC ~PO , .. /~~\ ~,- c. ' (( "' ((\'..\'-(! c') \. "\._._.•} \ :_\ '<~·:~:i' AC T. J.. Beauchamp Dr. O.B. Braithwaite J.W. Ester James A. DeWalt W. Alonzo U>cke Prnf. A- Love 1100 Miss •. BlTd. 761 Walker Ave. . Re x Member at lar:.!ri N y.: He x 3~ PC AO AC PC 8! PC 4~ AC AC .A.C 4? PC 5p PC AC Q) I .'!t *If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--one should be checked indicating that fee is.enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as inmcated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated iP';_£OlV,;mD above..'L "" . /#':~,.<FU{q,.,J/{7f~ Signed ff Scout PC AC SI Executiv~ PC PC �lo. J'ebr:J.ary 1940. Nati;;:.:;_;_'.l. (.;:.-o.nc:i.1, B. :: • .i.i. • 2 Parlt ;,;renue,, Neu '{(;~".'k !;;ty • 1;.1. Cordially w. your~, Gordon Morris Scout mitecutive �. . ·::-..• ... .. ~ '· REGION No. COUNCIL No. 5 558 COUNCIL Ro STER Date _t!~~~--._ 1940 REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS ·---·-·-··---·---CounciL.................................Qhi~~~·-······-·------·······-····-·---··-···-···-·········-··--········-·········-·····················- State.............-.....~enin. ----···--·-·-·--· I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the , 19_j,() and hereby make application for Deeemb er · 31 year ending PLEASE CHECK GROUP (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I .subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of. America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if ·a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such· rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the. publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscdption will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and contiiiue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application · .LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D~ouncil Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. $1.00 Imluded in incloaed draft. ADDRESS NAME l'-l'u.'Af~ TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY x 3052-Cowdea AC 3Cr PC " ,·. *If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--one should. be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. · I hereby certify that every man lii:;ted hereon iS-:.: 1. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column ab<;>ve). _________ Scout Executive Signed ___ �Ifaticinal Council. B. S•.A., 2 1:«.:~t'h· Avenue, New YJrk Cit~1, N.Y. Gentlemen: Included in the incloaed draft is $7.00 for which pleaGe 455 lfoynce receives hiti Scouting rif;ht a.w~ as la.st ·},rear he said h.;;i did not get it until Septat1ber. 'lhanldng you. and with 'best wishes, I am w.. Gordon Morr1·1 Scout Executive WGN/ 'i 1 �, 1.M. 9-38-i>. ... :;:<!~ .:::•."->.···· -. -- .·~·-······ REGION No; 6 I I COUNCIL No. COUNCIL ROSTER 558 ' Fel~ ~a- 1940. ··--····--r·--------·-··:.t.--·--··-·-·-·--···-··-Council ........... _____Q~).~.Q~~Jll.'.l!f.________________________________________________________________________________________________________ State............ !r~-~..!'--··--·---------- REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS nat e I agree to serve on. the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending December 31 , 19.AO, and hereby make application for PLEASE_ CHECK GROUP (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT /George AwSlMl'b /Dolph Clazk D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. l:J: Merit Badge Counselor. IJl Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. ADDRESS STREET No. CITY 1792 Forrest Mer.:.nhis- !enn. 1035 McLeroo!'e ll •• x AC '' x AO 5 I PC 3' I l'C -.-'__11---!a_l_l-"-ac'--e_.R_..;__._R_(;__ d_.d_.----+---=1=-=o:..:9c..:5:_.--=N-=-·---'-P=a.:t:=-=kw==•a..~Y______,_._______1_1---'1--+--'x==-1---1---1-=.AJ=-iO___!;j ~_P_C 11 Geora:e Wood. rJeo. ~. Brodnax. Inc. •rn x AO· 8 • ~ 11 ~k..:::b..::.r...;:.•_::..F..:.:er;:_;•ey::JL__W_,,,o=o-=d------1--=C~o=-=l:..:::'UlD=bi~ar.=-1--=Jd=-="u=-=t~ua=l_:T::.::o~w.:.:e::::r~--"----___,.--__1_-11....::x:.i-.--,- AO __! ~ _..11~M~r~·-Geo-'=-=~·~J~•::::_t~r~,~~~=l=in~tr~;~=e=r~--1~45-==~o~'"·~h~'A"""-'v·n~-~e~2~~~~~~~~~"~~----t-~_.J_3_._C~o"UD~~·-~-1-.·', . . __~-~·--1-·-AO ~I PO (( -,, _(Q) \'<( CJ ~-~~::-;l -·----------------+-----------------,...,--.,-,-~~4?~~---,---------+---+---l----+--+----l--+-n (( --- 1(·--' \(j! 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An American Citizen or; has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). ______________ Scout Executive Signed-- �C0 U1'l CJL B. S. ;\. Jl'l C. J E&LOT FOR ELECTION OF OFFICERS .AND COUNCIL MEMBERS-AT-LARGE FOR YEAR BEGINNING JA!fil.A:g.Y l. 199-Q t-----------------·------~ l!~OR PRESIDENT --+Mx· for.....QE~~ (Vote Sc~a.rff, I ---"---·------ ---·--~] OR Ab_._ VIC_t~SIDENTS _ _(. . . ,V~o.ie . ,for F~~ --.__._.Mr. _b_K. Bur;:c111~·- .~f M I P •. A. ClB.¥,~ M.r..:__EQ,. Dsg s t.r.._.o__m._~---- _-__-_-_-·-· ~ew B. w~====-· ' ----·------ _ _ ,,__1_ _· - - - - - - - - - · - - - - - · · " .,FQR SJOC:RETARY - - - - - {VotS3 fQL...Qzl..fil. =±~~c. °'~-----~~=~ for_-=On-~.~-_.-.)_. · FOR TMASURER _ __{Vote 1---1-M_r_. _!'-!...~ ti:.?-.1.!_id~v________ _______ ___ __ ...__...,_ ,,..,... ~------ 1 FOR COMMIS._S__I_O_NE_·R _ _ _ _ _ _ _(,_V..._o,....t_e._f'.2.£_~e). i---.i--M=r-'• ..,.;Hen.!X_M. ___________ ... Cl~top. i----'---------------- FOR FIELD COMMISSION_E_R____..... (V_o_kfg__r_~_e)_ Mr. F. Joe F_lan_ag....._an______________ _ ******•**** i---------------w----~-· FOR COUNCIL MEMBERS-AT-LARGE. <>!'>. ner _____ J..;;_;:::.:....~:::.=:.:::~-=:===~=:::=:..L...,;~...s::.;:,:..:1;...... i--·-""'r"'"'tt=a=c=h=e=d_.l::.;;i;.:::s~t..:...------·--------···-· ..,. _ _..!_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ t-------------------.. . .· ·--------·----------- ' �COUNCIL MEMBERS·..AT-LARGE Acroyd, W. L. Agee, G. Worthen Alexander, Vance J. Angus, John A. Allen, James Seddon Allen, June D. Allen, Preston All en, Thomas H. Atkinson, Dr. W. R. Austin, John A. Awsumb, George Ayroes, Dr. J. c. 1 j I I I 1 1 j I I 1 Baber, Rodney Bacon, Col. W. J. Ball, Ernest C. Barker, Judge H. H. Barrow, E. R. Barry, Edward F. Bateman, Dr. R. J. Beasley, John B. Bizet, Emile A, Blaisdell, Dr. C. F. Blue, Dr. Vi. R. Bodley, Dr. J. W. Bolton, A. Earle Bondurant, Jack Jr. Bondurant, Julian B. Boone, Daniel H. Bowld, W. ]'. Boyce, Rev. E. G. Boyle, J. Bayard Bradley, Dr. James F. Brennan, J. J. Brode, Julian Brown, J. Goodlett Brown, R. G. Brown, s. Toof Bruce, C. Arthur Bunn , H • T. Burrow, A. K. Butler, C. W. Jr. Caldwell, E. R. Carlisle, G. A. Jr. Callow, Lewis C. Campbell, Dr. Willis C. j Canada, Col. J. W. Canale, Phil M. Carroll, W. S. Carter, M. O. Castle, S. Nelson Che.mbers, C. M. Chambers, J. D. Gha.mpion, R. G. · Chandler, O. l3. Christenbury, Fred L. Church, C. H. Clark, Dolph Clark, Roscoe C. Clarke , P. C• , Clayton, Henry M. Cleyton, P. A. Coffey, Ben B. Jr. I I I l I 1 t Cohn, B. L. Cole, Sam F. Collier, J. D. Condon, Martin J. Cooper, W. O. Coors, Dr. G. A. Cory, A. J. 1 Cox, Allen Jr. ( Cox, Orin L. I 1 I Cox. W. W. Crawford, A. M. Creson, R. F. Creson, T. K. Crenshaw, W. A. I Crump, 1 f E. H. Sr. Crump, E. H•. Jr. , Cunningham, Jesse Ed I Dat.strom, Darnell, Herbert Clifford I Davis, Dean, S. B .. Defries, Ray Lee l Diehl, Dr. Charles Dilworth, J. E. Dolan, T. R. I Donelson, Andrew J. Dozier, R. M. I Davis, Dr. Murry I l I I J. ( �Eckert, George J. Holt, Meynard HopPcr, A. L. Hopper, Joe B. Howard, Percy Rud.son, Calvin Hughes, Allen Jr. Hughos, C. Rel Hunt, J. D. Hussey,Robert J. Ectge, W. T. :il}d.mondson, J. S. Edwards, Frank C. Eld:-edge, Mark Eliot, Dr. T. S. Erskine, Albert R. Ettelson, Dr. H. W. Evans, Dr. S. S. FargRson, Jobn T. Jr. Farrell, Jolm J. :B'iedler, Dr. F. W. Finch, M. E. Fisher, Allen Flanagan, Joe Fleming, Joseph D. Ford, Fred Fowler, VV. B. Frazier, Ceylon B. Freeburg, Harry Irby, W. B. Jr. Jacobson, C. M. Johnson, J. C. Johnson, W. C. Jolly, Dave Jones, Henry Keller, Eu€ene GR.rtly, Dr. George Ge.tes, J. W. Gaut. D. c. Geiger, Ervine Glascock, Charles Glasgow, Ben E. Goldsmith, Fred Goldsmith, Jack Goltman, Dr. J. s. Gooch, Cecil M. Graham, F. J. Graves, Dr. L. M. Grout, F. M. Karr, L. J. Klepper, George M. Klinck, Chief Irby Knoff, Edward M. Krivcher, Joseph HPJ. e , E • ?l. Halle, Arthur Hallid~, W. P. Hampton, W. M. Harrold, E. A. Hartley, Robert W. Heys, Lake Heard, Robert G. Heiskell, A. L. Henry, Wallace Herrington, R. L. Highsaw, Prof. J. L •. Hill, R. E. Hirsh, B. W. Hobson, Dr. J. J. Holmes, F. C. s. Jones, Dr. Robert W. Jones, Hugh Jones, Walk C. Jr. 1 Lane, Hunter Lane V. G. Lee, Je.mcs Lee, Dr. R. G. Lee, Robort E. Lee, Chief Vi, D. LePrincc, J. A. Lerner, S. M. Leroy, Dr. Louis Levy, Dr. Louis Lewis., Dr. A. c. Lewis, T. -W. Loeb, Willinm Libby, Frn.nk Lichterman, Ira J. Lightmrai, M. A. Linn, E. R. Livermore, Dr. George R. Lohmeyer, J. A. Lucas, Fred Mo.cfnrlanc, G. Mallory, W. W. Malone, J. H. o. �Maury, J. :E. Maxon, Bishop James M. McCabe, C. T. McCaslin, Dr. Robert H. McElra.vy, McGee, E. McGeorge, McGregor·, McKee, R. McKnight, Richardso n, Charles D. Richardso n, Gilmer Ries, Elmer .M. Riechman, J. A. C. A. L. Roberts, John E. Ross, J. L. H. L. Roulhac, John S. Roy, George T. Jr. John W. Ruch, Dr. Walter A. Thomas Rugg, L. E. McWhorter, A. D. Meernan, E, J. Melroy, N. J. Russell, Edward P. Russell, Dr. George M. Byan, W. A. Sr. Byan, w. A. Jr. Bychener, Dr. R. Morgan, Allen Morgan, John T. Moriarty, Herbert Mottweile r, Forrest Myers, Ben F. SaJno, J. E. San.down, W. H. Scharff, Abe Nickey, Sam Jr. Norfleet, R. Vance Scharff, Aaron R. 1 0 1Brien W. J. 0 1 Callaghan , J. E. 0 1 Connor,Fr a.nk Orgill, Ednrqnd Orgill I{. ~i. Orgill, William Overton, Watkins Schwartz, Merrill Shepherd, S. J, Sibley, Dr. Josiah Sims, R. B. Jr. Skinner, J. t. Skinner, Raymond Srni th, Wal U:1r L. Springfie ld, C. L. Strauss, G. D. Sull iv en , H. P. Sweeney, Frank Pennebake r, C. T. Peres, Hardwig Pidgeon, Everett Pipkin, A. E. Pipkin, Perry Plank, E. E. Ra.gland, S. E. R::i.gsdale, F. V. Ragsdale, Dr. W. E. Raines~ Dr. Sam L. Ramsay, R. G. Ramsey, .Henry T. Reid, Wallace R. Dr. M. W. Sellers, Perry Se:itton, Fred Ozburn, N. Field Pritchard , Russ Schloss, Gilbert M. Schoembs, Arthur Searight, Owen, W. L. Page, Carl Patton, Wesley E. Peete, Russell Penland, Clifford Plough, Abe Prescott, W. J. b. Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Kenon t. R. R. A. Dr. Robert Thompson, E. F. Thompson, L. K. Turnbull, Steve • Turner, Norfleet Tyson, W. T. ' Valen tine, John Wadloy, Dr. S. L. 1 Waggener, Andrew B. Wagner, D. Eugene Walker, s. P. �Waring, Col. Roane Watkins, R. G. Webb, Harry Webster, William A. Weeks, Dr. A. B. Weems, Charles Weil, Alvin B. Wetter, Henry Williams, Dr. Gray Wild, A. J. Wilkinson, Russel William, O. P. Williss, Carl L. Wi l son, Harry C • Wood, George Wood, Dr. Percy ~Vray, T. Cecil Wurzburg, Abe Young, Dr. Thomas K. Zink, Clyde J. Zook, Martin Council Members elected at the Annual Meeting December 11, 1939 for the year 1940. �. ....... ....... J,,O 0 comrcrt uJ oJ1:t:z-~ ,,, 0-0 . . '. ~~~) <Frvv-vJ · MEMBERS<• 1 ~-J). ti Acroyd, W. L. :' ··~ ',,./a,na a, Col. J. w. , · '. V,...Agee, G. Worthen '> ' Canale, Phil M. .. · r. ~ €);f"~ (. · VAlexander , Vance J. ;, ~ ,/carrolli W. s. fl''"~<f\!''~~· 11''•,.." , 1 vJui,gus, John A.~/d.l- R.,,.~ • .d.i,,~-:_ { ~ter, M. O. v-Allen, James Seddon .-/,.:1 ,7(L I; c:. ii V'Castle, S. Nelson 1· · V"'Allen, J'l:l,ne D. .· . . " • i...eh.aL!!l~ers,. C. M. /, 0 0 V'!llen, Preston · VChrunoers, J. D. , . 1 vA'llen, Thomas H. 1 • ~pion, R. G. . , · ·/ - V".A.tkinson, Dr. W. R. , dler, O. B. I· :_. --r-· .:z V'Austin, Johp. A. . .. ,•Christenb ury, Fred L.fo.<?""71··~.:::> V'Awsumb, George 1 •C:hurch, C. H.~. ?/ L---Ay~es, Dr. J. C. )' C I·: .·. ~' · ~J.ark, Dolph . · . , / ,L I , BA..~... Ui..~"'1~ AJ '~/ ,·~;i.ar~~ Rposccoe c>..~ '.A.I_. I f h"'"'?'i•;i---C ,. / ~ "' l3ao~r, Rodney ,;f,/, I'~~:: :._ i...-vl~riu;i, . .. /{."f'-~·' ,, :< ,. ... .-~_aeon, Col. W. J. 1.'•.l· ..J ",....,'Clayto n Hen...vM ........ t'.,..c~-~ 1·"' ,/' . vBall, Ernest C. '' · 6J.., ·j....Clayton: P. A!t.,j. 1)1. ~:?. ">O v V""°Ea.rke:r, Judge H, H. . •Coffey, Ben B. Jr.~~-z.zir::> I v--:(arrow, E. R. i · 1 0ohn, B. L. •· Barry, Edward F. , !'?. 1,...-a·ole, Sam F. 0ateman, Dr. R. ~ ti I LP-Collier. J. n. '""" ~...-'(.( Q,J!.-J_, ~ - ::.?'~~-Y . • Beasley, John B. ~ "'' , jvefondon 1 M11.rtin J. · · ·""· · 1 -- · . i..--13izot, Emile A./t.J. ~4 ',v · 1 ~oo:per, W. O. v;B1aisd:ell , __lll', c.. F.~.Q. j~Coors, Dr. G. A. N Blue,_Dr. W. R. Cot-y, A. J. > 7 5Y A: f.f ~~~~~~: ~~· r:~1!' l~o~: ~~\::~. t1-, ,,_,. '+;oft viondurant , Jack Jr. Bondurant, Julian B. ·. . Boo~e, Da.nielJI. ?Jl°'1_..,f~J:.., • Bowld, Vil. F.7-.r . ._;;p~ 1 .,---B~s e 'J ReT~·. as, El. . e.~ i-~y.le, J,. Bay~rd ~ · __ + r:J;; . V'13:c:@d1 Dr ~M'. \7"'-'I. ...,- \ Brennan, J, J. al • .Brode, Julian;::;::~J.? f '; i: ~~odlett /· ·)-_ A-'' /J !/"'Brown ....... , S . • Toof : ' · ..t. 1 , fl I / .oruce, C. Arthur,., br · v:Bunn t H. T. / /) ......-·J3urrow, A. K. /CY- 7 ' . vl3utler, C. W. Jr. ./,. / . . '. ·, I~ v .., ./' v~C=~/.d,lv:'~e~ ~~," 1tl>E.a.R, •.#. , , - v'--..1 ,ni?,f) ~,,.r r. tu. , 11 1 N' Crirli sle, G. ,A.. Jr. /V'Cfl.llow, Lewis c. ' k~if11UJ1pbt;ill, Dr. Willh C. fvCI'IJ.l'iip, / E. H. Jr. '' ". ,......-Cunningham, Je~se,,_.~,. 11-··.f"i J! .;E'4'1 / /·.f/7,A<r '!'.'.'. ~;1 ,· I/. ). ,::.?ox. W. W. ·· · J.........era.wford, A. ~: , · W_Epeson, R.. F.(fY" -•.,.....creson, T. K• ~en sha.~, W. A. 1 , .... 9J-ump, E. H. Sr. "*°' v'~~~:: d "; 1 ::fa~!~~~·;:!~~ f ./~( . ~~~~,,I 7 ._.fv-n_ avis, Cli-fford ! ' .II~'· A·" W ··. 1 t.--1Jean, S. B. ·"ff'/... • IJ..-1'.)efrie Ra;y Lee ' i..-fiiehl, Dr. Charles. , · "".'.11:.•: ,. $' . I·~ _Dilworth, J. E. . ' !l-"' Dolan , T • R. , !· ' ~-!!.'I.~. •v·~so1r1-··Andio-ew.. J. ; · · . r vt1oziar, R, M. iI , ~avis, Dr. J. M'U.rry . ,. 1 1 ' t/ ,, -.~.;~.,_,;L.ie....~~~.... t'f.. ·.C-.:t~ �efleN..W ,tJA"\#llr #P"·'"'•~o"'"°""'' .;? /' ~kert, George J. :, /,(;. ! :mC!.ge, W,. T. 1 /) VT;lrl1n')ricl.son' J. s. j ~-v;D,rds, Frank C. t-·7,11i(~,,.£;,,,. "- fj_ n 1 i.:,_:• .c,;:-.ad.ge-,~-41~ · ·~:i .// ·/ (v'.Hol t, Maynard I I ! / 1 1 ~"'' ~ J + .L ... i , , Dr • T • ·S • 1 J "'" I~.,,. ;· '., Hopper. Joe B. '$.;·-,-t•"t-;P .i), j~oward, Percy .<:;rc.t-h. v \ ! 1 ,,,..... rby, W. B. Jr. 1 • t Jacobson, C. M• 1 ~hnson, J • C• Johnson, W. C. •. ~ ~ :,.' . : h,,.,,'\l'olly, D;::i,ve 1 lf. 1,':;. S. I.a.Jones, Henry lv.jones, Dr. Robert W. ,-::; .. I :Z.i'-JTOnes, Hugh NJones~ Walk C. Jr. <..t.· BL r.: "'1"'1{.t!ller, Eugene 1 • 1 lv1fcrr, L. J. ~l\lepper, George M. 1 •~Klinck, Chief Irby ~l):noff, Edward M. . VKrivchcr, Joseph 1 I #J . ,. ,. . · 'i ;l.;:;•l'i~:~,~~"i"·" :\~/.i'~ ...~. .: :·it· ·~·,'\f.1~:i~l.f~ v11cl e, E. ?1. , . ;: v--Halle, Arthur ~ We P <r:o.j ~/ ,f :t:~ ~ Halll. d<>'r c.'\1 t ti H_ a.mpton, W. M. ;,r4 • ~.J Vilarrold, E. A. I'&'-/.. ti~ • ! 1 i,.>11artley, Robert w. ""'1tavs, Lake / ;/'1Ieard, Robert G. () H~skell, A. L.S,:S")i7 ,..,, ""1fenry, Wallace V'Herringto n, R. L. Al'Highsa.w, Prof. J. L. l./Itill, R. E. x y-"'Hi.rsh, B. W. v'!fobson, Dr. J. Holmes, F. C. . #,,,'"' ~- . .• (j-{~·T'.J--.. ,.., '/ '~ane v. G. lv--!ee, Jv,r.ws .>· ¥:,':\It ......... .Jd. 7· ~ , I ~ane, Hunter • , · ' • 't VGaut, D. C. I 1 I a,:.; :Jrv'11 ~-· • • ""'"'"'"' "" o-:1....e...~"'""~"" • :4·· l/d;.rtily, Dr. Ged 'ge 1 · t.· · · ~ c--.X\. J vr,:·· Gates, J, W. -. ,. ,,,,, "' ~-.i;i'. / · I" ·• rJtA vFree1Jurg, Harry~ Geiger, Ervine v·G1ascock, Charles v'Glasgow, J3en E. ~oldsmi th, Fred .L ,,...-(}oldsmi th, Jack i--t'roltman, Dr. J~ S, /{)·../ ~ooch, Cecil M. ti G.raham, F. J. VI' ' Graves, Dr. L. M. . . ·.. , ,, •···,G~out, F. fy!, "" ;NHud.s on ,Jta.1 vin _,...., , ;.-;: ' l· . .,n Jr • ...,,.-:.... HiJ.gh e s , .a6 11"' iv<tiugh<)S, C. Rel ,, 1vffunt, J. D. """11ussey",R.o b.ert J. : / B~:sk:lne> Albert R. CZ(. \/"'.Ettel son, Dr. H. W. f:J ' t/Ev ru1s, Dr, S. S. ~;,~· •~ N'.ec-A. o J.:s~,.. .I'"l~ t I/. . .· .. · 110..¥..<. ,p· n·· ,,..farge.son, Jo~m T. Jr. :._~ V ~'arrell, John J. : , ' · VF:i.edler, Dr. F.• W. /, trD ./"F·_inc h , ".vi. E • :1 ; . . j, ~L .,. . .vFisher, Allen 1 • Fla..."'lagan, Joe -i::f, ~ J/l>-f. · ""1'1eming, Joseph D. NFord, Fred ~owler, W•.B. , F;'azier, Ceylon J. · 4, ~.J ~ crl . .,,,,, . JvHopper, A. L. I -, . 1i .-1 ,~ee, Dr. R. G. ;.. /'Lee, Robert E. I"' 1\./t'cc, Chiuf i"l. D. 1v-r;ePrincc, J. A. i 1--·-!J"ernor, S. 1vI. , :L--"".Leroy, Dr. Louis jl.··L'~vy, Dr. Louis f,(··· •t Dr • Ao C • !' - .LIU j ,_..,Wis 1'--Lewis, T. W. · . :,,_,Ir, r_...,:'~_cb, Willi nm 1V'L1oby, Frnnk JKichte~man, Ira J. . . [). . ·~...g,htm<_.:n, M. A._ 1"/Lin. n, E. R. ;t,.. fJ¥"J ""~ •~ v-v rv. !"""t:i..i.rermoN, Dr. George R. · . 1 ~hmeyer, J. A. !tr..LU.cas, l! red , v· 1 : 1vJ~n.cfnrlan~, G. l~1J arl, Vt. W. G.1· !'.');"~. """''\.. ~1aJ.one, J. H• I - ,i_,_.< i.J,,rt.-:-"'·.·a 11 '' x. �~ McGee, E. L. ~ b! a. t.' John I .,,,·McKnight, Thomas v1I9Whorter, A. D. rb-J. A.i foeman, E. J. ~Ielroy, N. J. v-Morgan, Allen £,..-Morgan, John T. • Moriarty, Herbert •·Mqttweiler, Forrest~~. iA/fyers, Ben F. ' "" .i ;~,;honep, I c vg~:iii'K~d~ ~·I ~rgill, William.· 1 ~erton, TJlatkins \,-"-Ozburn, N. Field -111 ,. . i/ Owen, W. L• ..i 11 v-P~ge, Carl Iµ r.}t:.f\"<",;Yt.'.- /'{[,,,. v.}?atton~ Wesley E. , ·. · .· . · ·.· Peete, Russell ~Penland, Clifford i ~ennebaker, ·c. T. ~eres, Hardwig /{Pidgeon, Everett v"'Pipkin, A. E. , V""Pipkin, Perry 'V (~J,.. Plank, E. E. Plough, A'be v<£>'rescott, W. J. g/Pri tchard, Russ J, :' :E' .,, 1 '." tJ Ragland, •v-·..:e .... amsa.y, R • G• -·1,..J..•'/:' i/Rmnsey, lienry T. · t···Reid, Wallace- R •. · · 1""· · ' ,..;.,../· Lt t:.l ~ i j~aino, J. E. . ,, ~ i"VSa.n.down, W. H. ~ Scharff, AbJ-z:;.., )...l J /l"V- /j::r-,:r~ v --Scharff 1 Aaron R. 1 .....Sl!hloss, Gil be rt M. J' j 4choembs, Arthur vS'chwartz, Merrill ,. 1 ., , ·~aright, Dr. M. W. ~ ~11 e rs, Perry · f:."1/ ,>~".~if A ~Jn .... , jfVS~xton, Fred )C ~· · .J. 9'J:10phord, s. ~ibley, Dr. Josiah """"' (-f Sti. , , Sims, R. B. Jr. • Skinner, J. L. l"Skinner, Raymond - .1 " VSmi th, Wal t~;r L. • \, . ., I\~:" .i _ e if/Springfield, C. L. 1 ~ "' "'' ··'"'~ 'I "' ""' . · Iv-Strauss, G. D. r i,y~.1...R,..t....;;i~ t"r,,t1..~.,;1 ·., IV-Sullivan, H.P. i~~veeney, F:r;ani:..../'~\,,c(i'i\~ . -~ . . 3 .3 ~ e, II\ 1n e.:>I' -,rAtr·J!;i , ; Vt!'a,,vlor, Kenon '·~' 4 .-6.;tt, , or, L. R. ,,. l•vTayl -· ;.:,, J· 1 ....!'"r* •' Ta.yl or, -R • .t~. 1 .,.. -~<· ,. I 1V",r';-zylor, Dr. Robert l.,.J!'hompson, E. F. ;;i/ ; ~ompson, L. K. ,..,... ,;'7 ,f-· ~ f/ , '..... i"' Turnbull, Steve ~2--t. "?', "· v-;i · ;t..rrUrne r, Norfleet : v i.':1 «) i~ ~yson, W. T, /, tn:J · Ii • :),._J.,...\r<t..U l i'~ ~. .~.,_,,,,.; ~,,...,... J0 ·- y •f..,• "'"""' 1 ,, ''" \.--V al. en tine , John i • . 1 vtadloy, Dr. s~ L~~- . . /)-';~:.;rt<.37 , 1' ,,1(r,...7 (u r '3.A.. v Andrew B. --,; ..,. 'i"• r 1 •Waggener, -11 ~·W!}grier, D. Eugene !vW'alker, S. P. 1 . ! A ~l -· __ , /1' . , · I ' l S. E. V!tc,gsdale, F. V. · ~gsdale, Dr. W•. E. Raines, Dr. Sam :(,. 1 ·, ,,Dr. R. D. ~1 H·W· • I \../Niak.ey, Sam Jr. /, fT'O ,.......~Norfleet, R. Vance j;.<~'()'i Brien W. J. ~ . Callaghan, J. E. J, VC51 Connor, Frank' !'' Lf:J t..-1/rcKee, R. W• ·· · chardson, Charles D. 1 • ' .' · •Richardson, Gilmer -;:;, . -l:rties, Elmer M. 'if.BL. echman, J. A. · · .,i, , t/11.oberts, John E. /{,1-f- /14.' ~ ,Q • ,/Ross, J. L. ·f~ouihac, ·"John s . . ivhoy, George T. Jr. .~ch, Dr •. i'lalter A· . ·. · jAugg, L. E. t1Rllssell, Edward J?. · · 1,vfi,";l:ssell, Dr. George M. I. ~ D 1 ~an, W. A. Sr~ lb-IWan, W. A. Jr. -let:' viifaxon, Bi shop Jame a M. ~ • . i t..--McCabe, c. T. i, ·. H. ~rcCaslin, Dr. Robert Mi!cElravy, C. A. / ~lcGeorge, vM'cGregor·, ' i ~ury, J. E., -~;:;'• �IN'Waring, Col, Roane l,v'Watkins, R. G. V1i'ebb, Harry ,.,,,f;.,-1. ~ ~ ~bster, Willii!un A. / •·; ,,' ,, ..•· Weeks, Dr, A. B. /•DO ·. NWeems, Charles Weil, ~yin B. /·' ·· Wetter.f1Ienry /, C . Williams, Dr. Grfl.Y r" h, I/Wild, A. J. v-1Vilkinson, Russel/~ 1--Whliam, O. P. #'Willi ss, Carl L. /, > · 'nson, Harry c. '-\food, George. L-ifbod, Dr. Percy "'11ra:y, T. Cecil i...-Wu.rzburg, Abe ' 1..--Toung, Dr. Thomas K, . -~. f~:l~,d"l~b! W'Zink, Clyde J, V"Z'ook, M8.rtin 1-1 I· I ,.,. , b \, I . I ' I I ., I I I I ' I I I I l I I I I Council Members elected at the Annual Meeting December 11, 1939 for the yea.r 1940. �/J.) ·1·· ( t/..Q'' rA·\.,Z. "' " l' (' .-'f.... «3.il ~ ,. If,-'. y ""' ) /? ,)l·o. . J-··~~\.,....·'\..--<'~..-''"''C-,,...,.,..f(, ::,.... •::·.:.~..,.,,:""\r . f\ )·,·~···'',. ._..,..,..........·· I g) ·' "'\ . J j ,.~1 .·> ,;· (} l/ 0 ,.,,,! 3 '\ (>·~ / I _! 1 ·\ i.• ~ .:~) / '/ '-:1,1:! ..... _,, ··-'·.-r""·r•''"'~-~-~ . I ... --~/' . / '...._ ..vi"~ ·'C 46 /1 / I.. \..... ····, .___~/ :._,.{ ··'IJ ·'\_},,_,J .. , ' I l . I I / ) /.-I' ,(1 . c::: ,~--: ,_,,j,',,,· ..?" ~! /-_.,/' -/. /: I . ...,,,- ,·'. - ·.·..· '.< ···' �( ; ,.'!' )/ ,. '- r '. • / r:; )' . /~- ,:.~ . ,..·... ./ c:t.·. 1- '/ '...- / / r'" ·-/ 4-/' I' L.·' ·,..,,, J .' / / 1 / " ' ~I f -/ bJ(i ~·· ,;/ / (lJ ' . J / /J // /t //I 1i / _ (1 // .~ ,, j'' // .····\ r - I -·: "" q:. /i,,1'..,/;;1. -~· ·:.· .... ·~" n ,.:.<( ·•;:",. . I:¥-- .., ; dc,.,,,_,-.,,J,,,. "' i ( I ~., .;.,.. / .. ,\ ~""'· , .. ~l ( ) (/ !) ·.' ~ �( ' ' \ ' ( ,. --,.;_.., ~~.,,,,(:.(,.:..__....., r ,. I I (' I ( I ' ( I ( / ,:,, )~' ··/, // !;: fl.-/ .l / / ,; / . />C .I ,./,/ .............._ / ... ,.r' ; ·: /' f/ / /· .. '" \ ~./. _. ,, J/ /?. ·' I /~ l .. /' /J, . /t . ~i .o:..c;...,,...."...' i. ·'' (. ..· .- /1/ ..-'! - I / .E.;;- .-···-,;· ') �b2J;V ~ /) v c.J,<e,::,.,,:;;; v'?~.,~~'J V°"'';! , "::~~:~r;Jl :-"_,.• l.-t"L~t~\'. . -.rJ~· ./'.;-,~-·(C,,.· .#}.,. •./· J I ' " . . .· ·;.,·~--,.·;~\¢, .. - ·;P''" ...J.~ . I· ~"""""'f.,..,.,,... ,}"' I // l<!····:f /"' /1/ ' ' / ·; \... -· ./ .;•ttJ.l. . ,,. I ~/ - .· •' \ ·... t v~ ~---' / 6 /1 ) , / I ·/? /.,:::..: ,'. l !,.... ..• / / ___;_.r: ,;J '/ '. f (!.'/ f I ;l/ ,/ t ' ( ··f+---.f\_,,;r-,<" ( ...... j ./ �,_/.· I / J /f·-7'"· ') .l.·>- ,.,r ·, ".1· I) �... - .># CHICK,A$AW COUNCIL, B. $.A., INC. ******** COMMITTEE, AT rrs MEETING THE FINANCE ON MAY 21st, 1940 APPROVED THE FOLLOWING :BUDGET .AUD RECOMMENDS ITS .ADOPTION BY THE EXECUTIVE :SOARD OF THE COUNCIL FOR THE FISCAL YEAR APRIL 1, 1940 ,., MARCH 31, 1941 PROPOSED SPENT LAST :BUDGET FI SO.AL YEAR ACTIVITIE§ COMMITTEE For Camp-0-Rees at Ca.mp Currier and Camp Daniels $ 50.00 Al_JDITS For Auditing Council Books ../\HTO EXPENSE Scout Executive's Car Asst. Executive 1 s Car Camp Director 1 s Car CAMPAIGN EXPENSE For Finance Campaign Director For Campaign Expenses CAMPAIGN LOSSES {Non-Payment of pledg!?s) White - 9% of $21 •.147. 67 Negro - 5~ of $2,611.44 CAMP ING COMMITTEE Camp Curri gx: For El.ectrici ty For For For For Operation of Swimming Pool Insurance on all Cabins Maintenance of Horse Repairs to Equipment For Telephone For Bo at s & Docks For Fu.el For Miscellaneous For Hospital"Office & Library-Handicraft Kamp Kia Kim~ Shop For Caretaker for three months For Taxes For Insurance 100.00 160.25 480.00 480.00 200,00 480.00 300.00 1,.602. 50 . 1,666.34 961.00 1,903.29 1,305.72 500.00 250.00 485.95 50.00 .100.00 15.00 100.00 10.00 25.00 l,682.50 90.00 12.00 50.00 499.47 218. ?8 ........_.... 46.64 40.48 15.00 14.17 a.so 16.65 -----10.23 37.12 INSYRANCE For :Employees Retirement Fund 412.44 423.93 65.00 48.00 35.00 25.00 25,00 50.00 10.00 225.00 360,00 53.41 48.00 1.60 10.78 8.83 240.00 140.00 273.48 INTER-R.ACIAL COMMITTEE For Telephone For Rent-Seminole Headquarters. For Stationery For Fuel-Office Heater For Equipment For Training For Miscellaneous. For Repairs and .Equipment for Camp Daniels For Automobile Expense, Asst. Executive 28.29 23.60 2.40 MISCELLANEOUS For All Items not budgeted �-2-Protl~ ']'j..TIONAL COUNCIL For Charter Fee and Q,uota JJi'FICE SUPPLIES & STATION:9JRY For Stationer y & Mimeograph Supplies .'JB.G.ANIZATION Spent L~st Fi§Cal Year 575.00 Budget 575.00 COMMITT~ll For work with new Troops 325.00 324.84 25.00 _:_QSTAGE For stamps and stamped envelopes 500.00 PUBLICITY For bulletins , etc. 478.08 15.00 13.42 8?8.00 758.98 For attending Regional Meetings 150.00 208.89 For older boy program 100.00 -~ For rent of Council Headquar ters SCOUT LEADERS TRAINING & CONJfi:iF.Jil..N.Q! SENIOR SCOUTING COMMITTEE TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH For Headquar ters telephone s 175.00 For Training School ExPense 100.00 TBA.IN ING COMMITTEE S.ALARIES Scout Executive Assistant Executive Ca.mp Director Secretary & Bookkeeper Stenograp her Asst. Executive , Seminole Division Office Girl, Seminole Division 3,900.00 1,800.00 1,200.00 1,320.00 1,020.00 1,500.00 420.00 152.38 _____.. 3,500.00 1,800.00 1,200.00 1,200.00 900.00 1,380.00 420.00 . . . • • • $26,556. 74 -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - TOTAL, PROPOSED BUDG1i.'T. • • • • • -- -- ~ - ~ ~ ~ ~ ASSET S May ~ •. .li.4Q Ca.sh Collected from old pledges since April 1st Ca.sh on hand from 1939 Campaign Campaign Pledges, White, 1940 Campaign Pl edges, Nogro, 1940 20% of 1,371.25 due from 1939 pledges Mrs. Currier 1 s Fund Camp Currier Cash on deposit Camp Daniels Cash on deposit Kamp Kia Kima Cash on deposit Supply Account Cash on deposit Supply Account (estimate d earnings for year) Camp-0-Ree Profits (estimate d) $ 241.25 1,455.24 21,197 .67 2.611.44 274.00 385.51 17.26 69.79 44.47 100,00 100.00 100.00 TOTAL ASSETS. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • $26,596.6 3 May 21, 1940 ~ ~ - �EXE:}UTIVE BOABD - J,940 OFFICE President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Commissioner Field Commissioner Scout Executive Asst. Scout Executive COMMITTEE Activities Awards & Resolutions Camping Civic Relations Constitution & By-Laws Court of Honor Cubbing Finance Heal th & Safety Inter-Racial Organization Outfitters Publicity Reading Rural-Shelby Co. -DeSoto Co. -C ri t tenden Co. -Tate Co. -Panola Co. Senior Scouting Training MEMBER-AT-LARGE ~.\ . EX-OFFICIO MEMBER ·HOLDER ,,. Mr. Abe Scharff Mr. · Mr. • Mr. , llr. • Mr. •Mr. • Mr. • Mr. A. K. Burrow P. A. Clayton Edwin Da.l strom Andrew Waggener Percy C. Clarke W. P. Balli~ Henry M. Clayton Joe Flanagan 1 Mr. W. Gordon Morr! s ' Mr. W. E. Thacker ADDRESS PHONE Kraus Co. Falls Bldg. 436 S. Front 345 s. Front Commerce Title Bldg. Commerce Title ~ldg., Ho tel Pea.body Memphis Light,Ga.s & Water Div. 1288 S. Willett 501 Columbian Mutual Tower 501 Columbian Mutual Tower 5-3311 8-0357 5-3611 8-1107 5-3747 5-2255 8-7761 5-2552 8-8311 5-2351 5-2351 CHA!RMAN 8-8311 8_.7761 8-7477 8-2707 5-3734 7-6028 5-3341 1288 S. Willett Joe Flanagan W. P. Hallid~ Hotel Peabody R. G. Ramsay Gartly-Rams~ Hospital Rodney Baber 119 Madison James Seddon Allen Commerce Title Bldg. Elmer Ries 2153 Poplar ~Mr. Emile A. Bizot The John Gerber Co. E. L. Bruce Lumber Co. •Mr. c. Arthur Bruce Dr. J. s. Goltman et"&..f Madison -Mr. Edwin Dalstrom 345 S. F'ront Hawkins Mill Road, Baleigh Mr. Ray Lee Defries 436 s. Front •Mr. P. A. Clayton WMC, Hotel G~oso ' Mr. H. W. Slavick Mr. Jesse Cunningham Cos sit t Li bra.ey Millington, Tenn • Mr. E. A. Harrold . Mr. S. B. Dean Route 1, Hernando, Miss. West Memphis, Ark. Mr. C. H.Brown Senatobia, Miss. Mr. Herbert Holmes · Mr. ,Mr. ·Mr. Mr. Mr. ·Mr. Mr. Russel Wilkinson Mr. Joe Hopper Mr. J. Granville Gates Mr. Albert R. Erskine J Mr. Ernest C. Ball Mr. A. Earle Bolton • Mr. A. E. Hohenberg Mr. Wa.lk C. Jones Jr.• Mr. William Loeb , Mr. A. D. McWhorter. - Mr. Perry Pipkin Mr. G. A. Carlisle, Jr. · Mr. Russ Pritchard · Mr. J. L. Skinner ~~ • Mr. John E. Roberts Mr. Perry Sellers Mr. Hearn Tidwell Jr. Mr. Kenneth Orgill · Mr. Harry Webb ' Mr. T. P. Howard 1 Mr. Oran L. Cox· • r\a. l'oHM .R. Foc.LeMA-1t Mr. C. Arthur Bruce 9. ~§0-' 8-1816 8-1107 4-5296 5-3611 8-7464 5-2272 Marx & Ben sdorf Western Union 8-1121 5-2581 97 N. Second Geo. T. Brodnax, Inc. 317 Poplar Bolton Bagging Co. 131 S. Front Shrine Bldg. Loeb's LaWJ.dry Memphis St. Rwy. Co. Goodwyn Institute Bldg. Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. Marx & Bensdorf 1200 Poplar 8-4343 8-7633 '~~- 522 Falls Bldg. Sterick Bldg. Commerce Title Bldg. Orgill Bros. & Co. P. O. Box 588 Lake Cormorant, Miss. Lake Cormorant, Miss. MA~tbN, RRK. E. L. Bruce Co. 6-3520 8-3191 8-1178 5-3878 5-4321 8-7346 8-2231 5-3621 8-1121 . ···~~,. ·~~ .... 8-0747 8-5121 6-0422 5-2471 7-7616 �SUB-CCliMITTEE OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Abe Scharff C. Arthur Bruce Elmer Ries Henry M. Cla.ytqn '. President Past-President 2153 Poplar ,. Commissioner . ' .. Kraus Co. E. L. Bruce Co. · Ob.non. Court of Honor M~mphis Light, Gas & Water Div. \ . �-- len. 1940 '\ AGE Sears Roebuck & Oo. 48 Walt~r 6'1 G" W. Agee !arrow Agee La'b. 42 .a.• E. :Bolton 35 Julian B. Boadt-ira.nt L•.. Aeroyd Boltoa 216 Meclical Arta Bldg. D.H. Boone ? ... ?460 5 ...2488 Co· Jagging (Armored Motor Service 46 General Mp>. S.3191 Oo.) President 215 s.· Pauliae M88$gel' (Intematio:nal Raneat•r 'l'l"UCk: Branch) 0-3273 2.1291 33 R.G. Brown National Bame of Commerce Asst.• 'l'ruat Officer 61 Charles M. Bryan 333 Steriok l3ldg. Attoi-nq . 45 Lewis c. Callow 301 Medieal Arte Bldg. (General Arner. Life lna. Co.) Gaei'al Agen\t 2910 Ste rlek: :Bldg. Atto:rne7 S.7371 Production Supt. 5-3821 40 John Walter Canada 36 George A. Oarl1tle, Jr. Firestone 'l':i.re & Rubber Co. 46 Roy Franklin Creson, Jr. 65 McCall st. 38 L. v. Eohola 1305 stel"ick Bldg. 38 Ceylon B.. l?ra:aex· Frazer & Clif toa 49 Robert G. Rea.rd 5~2682 S-1316 8.4288 Manager B-1256 1814 Exchange »ldg. Attone7 8-6767 545 Commerce !ttle Bl4g. Rl9T. ·43 Harold B., lioag 40 A.F:. Rohenberg P.O. Box 193 40 I<'!dwerd M. Knoff Pal"k:Yiew 49 Frank Li b'by 46 ~illiam 50 John McGregor . 354 Stonewall 8-3617 Cotton Merchaat Hot•l Apts. Loeb 43 Kenneth Willins Orgill McGregor• s lnc. 46 rfilliam L. Owen !012 Sterick Bldg. 30 Russ Pri tch.ard Marx President 2-1195 8-6755 Bensdoi'f, Inc. 40 Dr. Sam Raines 1834 Madison Ave. 38 Nati·onal J. L. Ross . 5-4321 Vice. . Pres. Orgi 11 :Brod. & Pres. »ank of Commerce 44 Walter A. Ruoh, M.D. 899 Madi son Ave. 52 James L. Sk:innett Wm. R. Moore School of Teoh. 7~ !rrun Officers 5.3721 Director 7...1384 �37 ienr7 Willlam Slavick 44 Al•in 1~· we-.1 \¥.M.C. Gen Mp. S...7464 Weil Bros. S-7331 66 Henry Wetter, S.r. 495 N. McLeaa S-0158 56 1311 Uni.ad Carl L. Willies ExecutiTe 7-3500 Merit 'Badge Colinsel.Qi-e 38 Duane Carr• Dr. 26 Gordon A. Paul 899 MacUaon Ave. 8.3662 728 A'lant1o 4..7447 �MEMBERS OF THE SEMINOLE DIVISION 1940 Dr. J.E. Walker fl/ Dr. E.M. Wilkins . ~Mr. M0 W. Bonner, vilr. w. st. · 234 Her na.nd.o ~) (/\.~.,,\.·»• Vice-.. Chan. 556 Scott Ave. 4-3782 "1 • t1;'.,,.,2 J \ (\{~ Alonzo Looke " tt 234 Hernando St. 5-4551 • • Hotel Peabody S....7766 807 Walker Ave. 3.o>l7ll /\/ Dr. H.C. st. /\/Mr. M.S • 234 Hernando \/Mro J.H. 1622 Lauderd ale VMl:. Field Com•r ~ '!'. J • Beaucha.mp, Vprofo1 J.L. Buokner,ctVJ·-'~-, Training ·r}Reading / ~- Mr• :/Mr. c~ H.C,, Daniels, / , J.A. DeWa.lt, · S-.4551 r'>'·.. .,,.,· Camping 951 s. Pkway. lo 5-4551 3"-5244-W . 3- 4651-W 951 Texa.S Ave. 3-283S... J 571 Pollt Atlie,. a....3057,, -::JAJJ"" Court of Honor 696 Edith Ave. 365 Beale Ave. :>-2071- J 8-3891 MEMBERS AT LARGl · ·::::.fl''.}"' t/'Mr. C.B. Johnson I_,. :.t'-' - 230 Hernando St. VDr 0 J.J. Raines, ~;)i'7cf.i--u247 No. Main St. /\/ Mr. J.A. McNairy , ' 1 ·'' 957 Ola.ck Pl. /I/ Mr. E.F. Hayes, 699 No. S eoond St~ /V Prof. A. Love, 1100 Miss. Blv•d. ·vDr • O.B. Braithw aite, I 197 Bea.le Ave. vRev. S.A. Owen, . 761 Walker .Ave. NMr. L.o. Swingle r, 390i Beale Ave. '-"'Dr. R •. Earl Bland, ) • a~6 145 Bea.le Ave. JV.Atty. A.A~ Latting, ,, 197 Beale Ave. v"' . Prof. L.C. Sharp, 1*-~f 1495 Felix Ave. 'fProf. M.A. Sloan, I 984 Woodlawn st. v Prof. R.J. Roddy, , . ', Luoy, Tenn. t ~~-· ~~ ,,, DISTRICT COMM.ISSIONERS ~~- '··: I '"' ·~Mr• Robert Johnson• ;V " /'/" /1/" J.L. Cartwrig ht, J.w. Ester, A.E. Mcintyr e, I ~ . i f.--;.. *· " . 1418 Adelaide St. 337~F. Dixie. Mall 1074 Shaw Pl. 970 Raymond St. ~~~~~-~A&i~~,=·~• ·~-~·~i3r-oo'k"itrs~· 8 b •. Pr.of. AoB. Bland, s-aao4 4-5121 ·•..--~--,_"_ ·-·~· 611 Lester St. ~~--~ 3( /l@ <j <? ' ·" IJ • .... ~) i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter for Year Beginning July l. 1940 DO NOT WRITE HERE Charter Fee$·--~~~- Scouter Fee..._ ____ _ Tota.__--------- Region No 5 Council No .:::F.:S-f Read instruction sheet before filling out thi~ application. NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. I. The~· ___ <!._·~H~-~11l_C~K_8_.J_-_R~·~W ______________ Council, Boy Scouts of America, with (Name of Council). headquarters at 501 fOLUMCJfliN Manrfl.PRL TOWER J!li~ i:..~'.~\;: ·' · N · .i. i:~ ;• i JV ' (Locai Mailing Address) # (~;ii~ (State) and having jurisdiction over (indicate entire Area) ::JHl#jJ;f,;t;;pi., TEHJV., .. .?JE.>OQ., Tllri!r HflD F:llNOl..B t!OVhTtE~ Nt.5.'l. ltND c«Ey}IAM.F oF· e''RflTTa:=,·::-:r&l 'i1 !~4')_ DR( • .Etfepr Cllt:N;11f&w_ M (~;,' { N "PRNO/...ff _..;;;e-=o'""'----------~--,---- 1 hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July 1, 1940, in justification of which the accom~ panying reports for the Calendar year 1939 are presented as evidence of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibilities as a Local. Council, as required by the By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America, Article XI, Section 2, Clause 3. · · 2. The following Districts are organized with functioning District Committees. Ai::M Fifi'$, ·r;e·N #\!',, · There ar.it iij.. Districts yet to be organized. .?.. Districts ate sharing in financing this Council. 3~,, Boy Fact Survey was conducted in ' 0 Districts in 1939; in 0 Districts iri 1938. 4. '·.Th_~ 1939 accounts of this Council ~een audited by 7/f0F{E-:£MOHFIL. I!! <f?'i;()ii»fflri"?l:V~~:·;s ·. · e !!Cl (State whether Professional Accountanu or Auditing C.Ommittee) . 5. This Council has accepted its quota of $·50Q - for the year 1940 and agrees to pay it.to the Treasurer ·of the National Council as follows: in full herewith,$ ; in & equal payments of-$ ZSO !.9 each during the.months of J\l98::< flN.D Holl&Mlf."Jlf:fi[,, . . :::t b ., .-p-1 · (Note: Please plan last payment not later than ,Npvember, if possible) 6. Of our outstanding indebtedness as of Dec. 31, 1939, $_.a.Ql.~is due the National Suppiy Service. and $ 0 is due the National Council on account of back quotas. This Council agrees to liquidate the indebtedness to the Supply Service by 3!"6-N • :is; £'fll/.O . tlvouga mgat~ly P&¥Meets ef (Date) $ belPtllitfi:g I aaa tfie baekquota indebtedness as foHows: ____________ _ (Month) , 7. Thi,s Council requests that for the period July 1, 1940 to June 30, 1941 credit be extended by the Supply Service for an amount not to exceed $ ~-00 ©'._2' af any one time, and agrees to maintain the account on a thirty day basis. This· Council was incorporated under the laws of this State in the year 19~. The corporate name is: Ctfi lCf<B:)fijW C'@Uf,t¢:;f£.g 90:1 .;u:ou7.s. O!f':. tffJl,$.E!lil?rT1l!J~1 //'/C,, 8. /:N-ll (!) % of all institutions or groups. of citizens which sponsor Troops or Packs under this Council are represented on the Council either directly or through representation on District Committees. 9. This Council has adopted the new Standard Constitution and By-Laws for Local Coundls published by the National Council in February 1938. (Ch~ck one) D Yes ·o No · 'Certain modifications were adopted locally. ". These modifications have oeen approved by National Council. " We plan to adopt it in 1940; D Yes )Cl No " " D Yes I& Yes D No ·o No I (2) 10. Our RECORD of progress for 1939 and OBJECT IVES for 1940 in the Ten Year Prngram r e as follows:· ·---· ·- ·-:..-.::~ ---··--·· .. ·····-·--"·· .... Trnnsfcro J!Mtlm ~ed Estimated Estimated Total on New In Net due to ABLE 1 Separation• Territory Toul Dec. 31, 1938 New n Separariont Total on 1939 in 1939 chanK•• In Out Dec, 31, 1939 11141 in 1940 Dec. 31, 15 ........ ·~···~ ... .. , "' ·, Total Troops* I lJ ,$? (). J I ___ ,_J:A; I' . '.J' ·--- '7 /?JO (a) Sea Scout Ships I J ___ 2-:. I . __ (> .? (b) Sea Scout Patrols (in Troops) --- .... ··--· (c) Explorer Troops O<•-••-•T'" , ........... _,. (d) Explorer Patrols (in Troops) :5 ..? .... .. _t.f I .. { . --· ----~ (e) Rover Crews ---------- (f) Neighborhood Patrols ---·-·"'' ..•..... . -····· _ .... - (g) Lone Scout Tribes -·-~--·- (h) Negro Troops ;; I 11 .!::>- '311. l. ,?) ------~ (i) Indian Troops Total Scouts** 2 ,3 'l i. J, 2 s.~ Cfo~- 2 I 7"2JtJ t!f OO 7~C ~ 18·~ '\ (a) Sea Scouts 11.. **26 7 :il 1s- ..... .::.; ~ (bl Explorer Scouts '2 I *** 0 z,!J i..S" S" t ")..- (c) Rover Scouts '*** (d) Lone Scouts s () 0 '-.'!;) ~'-:f ~ (e) Negro Scouts S- I 8 ? /t.J.. 2 bC.. (!;,' .~SO ie;o I • la (f) Indian Scouts Total Scouters 1J;'2; ;Jiff I 7 L/ , .. /t::>¢.O 150 I so If Cub Packs /./ ~ I 9 0 I Cubs (<'j'L/. \ ?> 5" 5{, 17:3 . 11...0 7 7...- 'l Cubbers I "ff :3'/ II 41· .o.s- /0 I Includ.e in figures on this line total number of all Troops, Explorer Troops, Rover Crews, Sea Scout Ships, Neighborhood Patrols and Scout Tribes. •Include in figures on this line total number of all Scouts in above indicated units and Lone Scouts. In column "New in 1939" include boys who were new in Scouting in 1939. ~*In second column, "New irt 1939," include all boys who entered these branches of Scouting in 1,939, whether they transferred from ' '""··other branch of Scouting or n<?t. / 9 _,,,..- . .. ', (a) New 12-year-olds registered in 1939 lt ...) Estimated new 12-year-old Scouts in 1940 ''l..~1() . (b) We had on record I'/ Scout Troops and 0 Cub Packs expired and not reregistered on December 31, 193< (c) The Standard Troop Budget Plan is bei~ used by~:S- Troops* (.l.J---%) in this Council as of Dec. 3ji..1939. W. to 3 hE the Budget Pian in use by J 0 Troops* (..!lfl%) and the Cub Pack Thrift Plan by S ·. 1 ( % ) by Dec. 31, 1940. · ,-Tenure achieved in 1939 by Scouts; and by Assistant Scoutmasters under 21 who have been Scouts. (1) 1 Year - 2 Years 3 4 5 or more TO Years Years Years (• ' l f I 'J.- 'loo 11s- 'i// Y--;l- /j/, \ !),.-. ~ t-, .'39 , (a) N um her on Roll Dec. 31, 1939 who attained respective t-:--'S=-c=-=o:.-;;u;-.:.t=;:s :-;--t-"'-'--"-'=-f-'-=-::=-+'-L-"S--f--£LL;--+--'~~--f..L.:=:m tenure anniversaries in 1939. (3) Asst. S. M. 0 S"• J./ J f( Jr/£ lo7 ijt) /-/9 ?I ·1 () () I 1 ...... 7 I (b) Number Separated in 1939 who attained respective tenure Scouts anniversaries in· 1939. ( 4) t-A.,.-ss_t_ . ...,,S-. -M-. -1--''-'-""'---+~<-=---r-.'-"--'--+--~"---+--+---+----+--''-'-- '1~0 ryk, 1J'1j /'{). ;/ Ji/ I ).. ,j (c) Total (a+ b) who attained respective tenure anniversaries +---'S'-c_o_u_ts _ ....._......,."---l-'"'--'---""--1-=-~-t-,_,,_~-+-r-,___,___-+"':::....>o..._ in 1939. Asst. S. M. I-OBJECTIVES FOR 1939. 2, 3 or 4 year Scouts in 1940 come from the 1, 2 and 3 year Scouts of 1939. 0 1 Year J- (,, 2 3 Years Years d' 7' c, h 4 5 or more TO Years Years 170 L/L/O 'tos 90 7_1 I/{:, / 3~ .v I ~ 1 I '2 (d) Number to be on Roll Dec. 31, 1940 with respective tenure 1---=S:..:c:...:o..:::u""ts:.,....,.-+.u......~~-1-.L.J.c...=c....-l-&"'-""-...,_-t-_J--¥--t---"-'~---l'--=-~ anniversaries attained in 1940. Asst. S. M. 0 ·I-fl r; /(fl.§ 111~5 'f J? ::J..O ~'l /' /' 1. ".9 /, ( e) N um her to be separated in 1940 with respective tenure anni- 1---=S:..:c:...:oc.::uc:.;ts"--+-l-'<~'----h'_,_-"'--JL-L.-'!'<-:-t--'--'"'----t-_:;c..:T="---+-''"'-'":!::ll versaries to be attained in 1940. Asst. S. M. ri (f) Total (d + e) will attain respective tenure ·anniversaries Scouts 1 '.3~s 7 l~~j....- 1g ,..,0 11 f Y..3 .'1' .. Sin 1940. Asst. S. M. (,, 0 ')__,/ ,_j.,,. ?, / rj 1) When lapsed Troops reregister only Scouts and Asst. S.M.'s under 21 who reregister with the Troop shall be credited with tenure\ versaries attained during the lapsed period of that Troop. 2) Totals in this Table cannot check with any Totals in Table 1. . . 3) Scouts attain each year of tenure on the anniversary of their first registrations as Scouts, unless they lose tenure credit by droppin · for any specific period. J) Do not include Scouts separated in 1939 whose last tenure anniversaries were attained prior to 1939. Form 0-1062C 2,000_ S~ts-10-39 C.P. ' RfJGION NO. CERTIFICATION OF ELECTION AS A MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA COUNCIL NO. NATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBER Date laa, S 1 l940. Counci,_J _C_ D_D n_s_··_ A_W_ ___________S tatc;..e ___,Tennea::.:===s·= :ce.::::e __T o Expire-Dec• 31.1 194(1 ,Registration Service; Boy Scouts of America, 2 Park Ave., New York City. _Gentlemen:- The Scouter named below has been regularly elected a member of the National Council to represent his Council f or t he year end m. g Dee. il, 1940:. . H e i·s regi· stere d as a S couter, hav m· g current registration fee in the capacity of_ ____P r_e_s_i_d_e_n_ t_· _-o_t_C_hi.i_e_k--a.s _·_ a_:w_C_o_u_:n_c_i_l __ NATIONAL COUNCIL ~ c - Name Aile llehedt ~~ Tel. No.. 5-55ll Address,_---'-lr--'-au--·.;;..a;_s_C,;,.;;l_e'--a_n _e- '--r"--a_,,.__-'7-'-2_6_.:::lfad'---'1="::..·IF---"'1r~-'l-~-_________-- ---------- llemphiSt + City State T<ml:lessee. Agc;..__ ___5_ 9_ _. --~-~sn Cit.isen ct, ' 'J co . vA'lic12<~~,.;:!;""., MEMBERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL COUNCIL Each chartered Council of the Boy Scouts of America has the right to elect, annually, one of its members as a member of the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America, and one additional member for every thousand boys enrolled on the records of the National Council. The By-Laws require that Local Councils certify as to the election of such members of the,'National Council on blanks which shall be provided for that purpose. _ Fofm 0-1062C 2,000 Sets-10-39 C.P, REGION NO. CERTIFICATION OF ELECTION AS A MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA. COUNCIL NO. NATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBER Date Zan. i, 1940. Counci~l _ CBICK==·~A=S=A~W __________ State TEBNESSEE Registration Service, Boy Scouts of America, 2 Park Ave., New York City. Gentlemen:- To Expire Dec. Sl, 194} The Scouter named below has been regularly elected a member of the National Council to represent his Council {o, the yea• ending -· &l, 1940 . He fa •egistered ., a Scoute>", having p · ~ent registration fee in the capacity of Jice-Fresiant of Ohi<:taaaw Council Name NATIONAL COUNCIL ~~ ~~· Tcl.No. Address ___ _;;;,ra..c:-=1'-1""'s_n<11=·"--:•".'" ______- 10~-~'"~;-~-~----------·----------- c;ty lleaphio, ~ Stat,,___.T"-'e-=nn=-=-• --.,----'---------- Ag1::--____&8 ___. .._ ~·~A-~-~-1-~_an_· _C__i _t_.i_ae_n _______________. ~v ~~ ~ , ) \:)fl;· -- ,, c V Signed A V . /ii;;i (~•\t.fj(~~~7;~~~u;i~e) :."" ! 11 , IL~1 MEMBERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL COUNCIL Each chartered Council of the Boy Scouts of. America has the right to elect, annually, one of its members as a member of the National Council. of the Boy Scouts of America, and one additional member for every thousand boys enrolled on the records of the National Council. The By-Laws require that Local Councils certify as to the election of such members of the National Council on blanks which shall be provided for that purpose. Form 0-1062C 2,000 Sets.-10-39 C.P, REGION NO. CERTIFICATION OF ELECTION AS A MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA COUNCIL NO. NATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBER Date len. S, 1940. Counci,_1 _C _B.J .;.. .O_KA--'"· S.;...AW_· __~ _____S tate !Eri»iiSSEE Registration Service, Boy Scouts of America, 2 ;park Ave., New York City. Gentlemen:- To Expire Dec. Sl, 1940 The Scouter named below has been regularly elected a member of the National Council to represent his Council for the year emling lloc. Iii. lNO . He is registered as a Srouter, having p · ~urrent registration fee in the capacity of Sa4n\t. Cemtlda$icnar · ~~~~·~-:::::A-fl-~~p.-~~~~~~~~~ NATIONAL COUNCIL M~ " Nain llolll'T M. ci.,- . ~'\,\.,/tfl""Tel. No._5-_2_S_S_2 _____ _ Address----•_aap...._·_n1_s_.;;;1Jcht::.......:__.,._·-'Ga'-'-'-•-•=--'w"'""a_t_•.c._·-t1er-· """i.,..,~:=. _______· -----·----- c;cy !leJlplli,a, "" 1> Stat.e ... . __ T"""': ·ann,,.......· ..., _.- --------- Agt:..e ____ 42""'·==-----~~ ~an Ci\ben. co MEMBERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL COUNCIL Each chartered Council of the Boy Scouts of America has the right to elect, annually, one of its members as a member of the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America, and one additional member for every thousand boys enrolled on the records of the National Council. The By-Laws require that Local Councils certify as to the election of such members of the National Council on blanks which shall be provided for that purpose. Form 05390-30001139-;--A.P. This copy for National Office D ; Regional Office D ; Local Office N. (Check appropriate box on each copy.) BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA (Incorporated February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.) Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter for Year Beginning July I, 1940 Region No . ._. ...,5,__ _ _ DO NOT WRITE HERE Charter Fee$. _____ _ Quot.a----~---- Scouter Fees. ____ _ Tota . ._ ________ _ · Council N o...-5-.5,..8,___ _ _ Read instruction sheet before filling out this application. NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. 1. The_ ________ ,.\J..,HI..,·....,Q...,l.l_. s. .a . "".·_ _ _____________C ouncil, Boy Scouts of America, with (Name of Council) headquarters at 501 Oolwnbian. Mutual fewer Menphia Tenn, (Local Mailing -Address) , (City) (State) and having jurisdiction over (indicate entire Area) Shelby Co. Tenn., DeSoto, !'ate and Panola Ckv:tties, Miss. E!D.d one-halt of Crittenden Co., Ark. Except Crenahaw, Miss. in Panola, hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July 1, 1940, in justification of which the accom- , panying reports for the Calendar year 1939 are presented as evidence of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibilities as a Local Council, as required by the By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America, Article XI, Section 2, Clause 3. 2. The following Districts are organized with functioning District Committees._ __ .M=em=:o~ih=..i. .s..... _,-=T .e...n ~n.. ....' ----- There are 4 Districts yet to be organized. 2 Districts are sharing in financing this Council. 3. Boy Fact Survey was conducted in 0 Districts in 1939; in 0 Districts ~n 1938. 4. The .1939 accounts of this Council ~~U~een audited by Profetsio:nal. AN!Qnntaata (State whether Professional Accountants or Auditing Committee) 5.' This Council has accepted its quota of $00.00 for the year 1940 and agrees to pay it to the Treasurer of the National Council as follows: in full herewith,$•-----; in 2 equal payments of $ 250 .oo each during the months of.___..M.. ~.. ,.Y,__,and..,·.._. ...l .,.o"v"""em.....·.,. h..a.. _r_ _________________________ (Note: Please plan last payment not later than November, if possible) 6. Of our outstanding indebtedness as of Dec. 31, 1939, .,4,74 is due the National Supply Service and $ 0 is due the National Council on account of back quotas. This Council agrees to liquidate the indebtedness to the Supply Service by Jan. 25, 1940. through monthly payments of (Date) $ 1'\:!gt~ ,and~imek~~~ndebteeness-a~..I.oUg~;. ___________ _ (Month) 7. This Council requests that for the period July 1, 1940 to June 30, 1941 credit be extended by the Supply Service for an amount not to exceed $500.00 at any one time, and agrees to maintain the account on a thirty day basis. This Council was incorporated under the laws of this State in the year 193? . The corporate name is: Chickasaw Council, Boy Scouts of .America.. Inc. 8. 100 % of all institutions or groups of citizens which sponsor Troops or Packs under this Coμncil are represented on the Council either directly or through representation on District Committees. 9. This Council has adopted the new Standard Constitution and By-Laws for Local Councils published by the National Council in February 1938. (Check one) D Yes D No Certain modifications were adopted locally. " " D Yes D No These modifications have been approved by National Council. " " ~Yes D No We plan to adopt it in 1940. D Yes tJ No (2) 10. Our RECORD of progress for 1939 and OBJECTIVES for 1940 in the Ten Year Program are as follows: Transfers Estimated Estimated Estimated Total on New In Net due to TABLE 1 Separations Territory Total New in Separarion1 Total on Dec, 31; 1938 1939 In 1939 changes Dec. 31, 1939 1940 In 1940 Dec. 31, 1940 In Out 1. Total Troops• lnA ?.1 ., 122 15 "I 1.!VI (a) Sea Scout Ships 1 1 ?. 1 () ~ - (b) Sea Scout Patrols (in Troops) (c) Explorer Troops (d) Explorer Patrols (in Troops) ~ :; A. 1 ~ (e) Rover Crews (f) Neighborhood Patrols - (g) Lone Scout Tribes (h) Negro Troops 31 g s 34 6 3 37 (i) Indian Troops 2. Total Scouts** 2~372 1.253 905 2.720 900 780 2.840 (a) Sea Scouts 1!> ···~· 7 31 15 5 41 (bJ Explorer Scouts 21 *** 2 0 23 ~-l=i 5 A..~ (c) Rover Scouts *** (d) Lone Scouts 5 0 0 & 3 2 6 (e) Negro Scouts ~1A ~4 gag .nAA :;sn ~Cit\ 626 (f) Indian Scouts 3. Total Scouters 953 241 174 l,020 250 150 1,.1.2(>' 4. Cub Packs 4 6 l 9 6 l 14 5. Cubs CM. 135 56 173 130 72 221 6. Cubbers Ht ~ l1 41 35 10 66 *Include in figures on this line total number of all Troops, Explorer Troops, Rover Crews, Sea Scout Ships, Neighborhood Patrols and Lone Scout Tribes. **Include in figures on this line total number of all Scouts in above indicated units and Lone Scouts. In column "New in 1939" include only boys who were new in Scouting in 1939. · ***In second column, "New in 1939," include all boys who entered these branches of Scouting in 1939, whether they trarfsfe~red from some - other branch of Scouting or not. (a) New 12-year-olds registered in 1939 695 Estimated new 12-year-old Scouts in 1940 750 (b) We had on record 14 Scout Troops and 0 Cub Packs expired and not reregistered on December 31, 1939. (c) The Standard Troop Budget Plan is being used by 46 Troops* (--37%) in this Council as of Dec. 31, 1939. We aim to. have the Budget Plan in use by (-35.%) by Dec. 31, 1940. 50 Troops* (____ag_%) and the Cub Pack Thrift Plan by 5 Packs TABLE2. ----- A-Tenure achieved in 1939 by Scouts, and by Assistant Scoutmasters 1 2 3 4 5 or more TOTAL under 21 who have been Scouts. (1) Year Years Years Years· Years (2) (a) Number on Roll Dec. 31, 1939 who attained respective Scouts 812 400 175 Sl 92 1560 tenure anniversaries in 1939. (3) Asst. S. M. 0 2 5 6 39 52 (b) Number Separated in 1939 who attained respective tenure Scouts 418 196 10? 40 49 810 anniversaries in 1939. (4) Asst. S. M. 0 0 l 2 ·- 7 lO (c) Total (a+ b) who attained respective tenure anniversaries Scouts l~~ 596 282 121 141 2.370 in 1939. Asst. S. M. 0 2 6 8 46 62 B-OBJECTIVES FOR 1939. 2, 3 or 4 year Scouts in 1940 come from 1 2 3 4 5 or more TOTAL the 1, 2. and 3 year Scouts of 1939. Year Years Years Years Years (d) Number to be on Roll Dec. 31, 1940 with respective tenure Scouts 810 440 205 90 73 l,.6'18 anniversaries attained in 1940. Asst. S. M. Fi 0 l 3 3 12 (e) Number to be separated in 1940 with respective tenure an~i- Scouts 467 195 115 48 20 845 versaries to be attained in 1940. Asst. S. M. 1 0 l 2 3 7 (£) Total (d + e) will attain respective tenure anniversaries Scouts 1 337 635 320 138 93 :?.523 in 1940. Asst. S. M. 6 0 :>. 5 6 19 (1) When lapsed Troops reregister only Scouts and Asst. S.M.'s under 21 who reregister with the Troop shall be credited with tenure anniversaries attained during the lapsed period of that Troop. (2) Totals in this Table cannot check with any Totals in Table 1. (3) Scouts attain each year of tenure on the anniversary of their first registrations as Scouts, unless they lose tenure credit by dropping out for any specific period. (4) Do not include Scouts separated in 1939 whose last tenure anniversaries were attained prior to 1939. Report to Committee on Badges, Awards, Scout Requirement~ and UniForm Design (6) Name ol Council........... . ........ . ..•. ......... State................ . ............ El ADVANOEMENT SUMMARY MERIT BADGE RECORD (Scouts-not badges) Indicate below the number of each of the I I Merit Badges earned during the year I939 Get this information Awarded IDr:;ped ~nrolled Second ~ ·J from perpetual In- Total ., Do not Credit ..... ., ... - ~- ventory (Form No. "O ci ~d = ::I "O • :: ::I 8 ::I 4102D, 4102C and Dec. 31, During During IDec. 31, 8Z Class Scouts with §o 8Z itO 41028). 1938 1939 . 1939 1939 First Class Badges <O . ,xO Te~derfoot* i iiln~ I-Agriculture* ..................... l S7-Life Saving ........................... ~o 1 -:>•~,, ........ l"l e!'"'" 2-Angling ................................. 3 SS-Machinery .............................. 4 Second - ·-· Class* A<=C Arl,:t 1nn A."1'..t! 3-Animal Industry* ...... 51 5 S9-Marksmanship .................. 6 - 4--Archery ................................. 1 60-Masonry* ··-··························· 8 2 First Class* ' "Y\A i:i::;;1 S-Architecture ..................... 2 6I-Mechanical Drawing ... ~3 i:;, i::: '"£;'.'.R.i'!\: _ ., _, _ 6-Art* .......................................... 13 1 62-Metal Work* ........................ tl.8 6 Total Scouts* !')-:zr;~ ..... ,, .... .. _,.~ 1 ..... -- 7-Astronomy ........................ 1 63-Music* ................................. - ... 28 11 Star 155 8-Athletics .............................. 98 64--Nut Culture ........................... .. -. ,..,. ·~ --. 9-Automobiling 12 6S-Painting* 8 2 .,."""'_ - ..., __ ··············• .. .............................. Life 85 IO-Aviation .............................. 3 66-Pathfinding* ........................ 28 ~ " .. ·- .. -- II-Basketry* ........................... 13 1 67-Personal Health* ........... l 53 91 _.,.._ -- --- Eagle .-~ 22 -- I2-Bee Keeping* .................. 68-Photography* .................. 9 7 -- --- -- I3-Beef Production* ......... 7 69-Physical Develop .......... 34 Bronze Palm 14 I4--Bird Study ........................... 19 70-Pigeon Raising .................. Gold Palm 10 IS-Blacksmithing* ............ 7I-Pioneering ........................... B3 I6-Bookbinding* ............... 67 46 72-Plumbing •••••••••••n••-•••••oo••••• 14 Silver Palm 10 I7-Botany .................................... 73-Pottery* ···········-···············-----· 3 1 IS-Bugling* .............................. 9 74--Poultry-Keeping* ......... to 1 Combinations R I9-Business ······························ 2 7S-Printing* ................................. 1 Jr. A. S. M. 20-Camping .............................. 62 76-Public Health ................... 1 55 2I-Canoeing .............................. 3 77-Public Speaking ............... 1 22-Carpentry* ........................ 67 20 78-Radio .......................................... Cubs 23-Cement Wark* ............... 7 4 79-Reading* ................................. 40 24--Chemistry ........................... 3 SO-Reptile Study ..................... 5 Bobcat 2S-Citrus Fruit Culture SI-Rocks and Minerals ...... ,., .. ...,~ ... ... 'I~..., 26-Civics ....................................... 52 S2-Rowing 4 - ·········----···--·········---- -- - 84 Wolf*** 27-Conserva ti on 4 S3-Safety* .................................. 1 65 ~ , '2 "" 'ln 2S-Cooking ................................. • 18 S4--Salesmanship 1 .., ~ 0 ••••••••••••••••••• Bear*** A II"\ 29-Corn Farming* ............... 4 1 SS-Scholarship ........................... 39 !': "' - ... - 30-Cotton Farming ............ 3 S6-Sculpture ................................. Lion*** - .., ,.. ~ 3I-Cycling* .............................. 1 2 S7-Seamanship ........................ ... - - - 32-Dairying* ........................... 4 SS-Sheep Farming* ............... 2 Total Cubs ,....~ ......... ~- ........ 33-Dramatics ........................... S9-Signaling ................................. 9 Wolf Gold Arrow 34--Electricity .......................• l3 90-Soil Management* ......... 3S-Farm Home* .................. 32 8 91-Stalking ·····-········---. Wolf Silver Arrovi 36-Farm Layout* ............... 19 3 92-Stamp Collecting ....... ; .... 7 37-Farm Mechanics ......... 9 93-Surveying .............................. 1 Bear Gold Arrow· 38-Farm Records .................. 14 94--Swimming ........................... 94 Sear Silver Arrow 39-Firemanship* .................. 99 88 9S-Taxidermy ······-·········---------·· 40-First Aid .............................. 50 96-Textiles .................................... 1 Lion Gold Arrow 4I-First Aid to 97-W ea ther* ············---------------··· 1 ~. Animals* ........................ 89 23 9S-W oodcarving* .................. ~ 3 Lion Silver Arrow 42-Forestry ·················-············ 36 99-Wood Turning .................. 4 43-Foundry Practice ......... 100-Wood Work ....................... 135 Den Chiefs 44--Fruit Culture* ............... 2 UOl-Zoology .................................... 5 I" illt 4S-Gardening* ........................ 10 U02-Coin Collecting .................. 1 Den Mothers " , ... 46-Handicraft* ..................... 37] 09 U 03-Dog Care ................................. .3 47-Hiking .................................... 8 104--Finger Printing ............... 5 Cub membership Dec. 31, I939, included: 4S-Hog & Pork Prod.* ... 9 2 lOS-Skiing ....................................... 69-9 yrs. old -66-10 yrs. and ~II yrs.# 49-Horsemanship* ............ 13 2 NEW SUBJECT *NOTE: SO-Indian Lore ........................ [06-Grasses, Legumes and Include all Scouts including 2nd and 51-Insect Life ........................... Forage Crops ............... 1 1st class having Merit Badges and Senior Scouts. S2-Interpreting ..................... 4 **Dropped, not promoted. Total ***Include all Gold and Silver Arrows in total S3-Journalism -·-····················· 24 )1 506 for each Cub Rank. S4--Landscape M.B. Counsel ors Council #Include with 11 yrs. those over 11 yrs. who may Gardening ..................... 2 m be continuing temporarily as Cubs pending enrol- SS-Leathercraft* .................. 16 2 Organizer Awards 1 ment as Scouts. S6-Leather Work* ............... * Badges open to Second Class Scouts. Form 0539A-30001139-A.P. (5) EMPLOYED STAFF FOR 1940 (Please state all salaries. Use extra siheet if necessary) NOTE: Because of its relationship to Retirement and Group Insurance it is essential that this report be accurate and complete. Name of. Council -~Ch=i=clm=·~s~a•~C=· oun=· =c=i=l....,.,___,,,:B~·~S~-~.l,,. • .__..I=nc=•~·---------- IC·:· 1 Headquarters City_~t~.1.et=n:=oh=i=S'-· -----------·------- State Tenn• EXECUTIVE Scout Executiv ...... e ___ W~·-G ... o_r'"""dQ~ll .......... M=o"""r"""ri=• .... s~~~~~~-------. .1940 Salary NAMB W.E. !hacker Assistant and Field Executives TITLE* Ass.ista.nt he 01ti ve Assistant keeutiv.t **$ 3,600 .oo **1940 SALARY $ i,soo.oo 1,500,00 Note: Above named members of Executive staff must also be listed on Council Roster for purposes of "registration." CLERICAL NAME TITLE* **1940 SALARY Miss Sallie Worden Sec:ret.aq 1,200.00 Mia• Margaret Jones Stenogra.Dher 90Q,OO Marguerite Wilkerson (Neg:reas) Stepo-napher 420.00 *Indicate part time employees, if any, by "P. T." after the title. **Do not include any allowances, i.e., transportation, etc., in salary :figures. Total income from contributions was received for 1939 Couneil operations from communities in the various population groups in the following amounts: Direct Comm~nities ~.£ fgg'.ggg ~~ 49~000::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: $ 24,448.24 " " 75,000 " 99,000 ..................................................................... ·-··············· ,, ,, 25.,000 ,, 74,000ooo••••ooOOOooHOOOO••••o:oooooooOOOooooooooo••••••oooooooOooooooooooooOooooOOoooOOOOOO '' ,, 10,000 '' 24,000 ...................................................................................... . " " 5,000 " 9,900 ............... -..................................................................... . " " 2,500 " 4,900 ............... _ ................................................... ·-················ '' '' 1,000 f' 2,400 ..... ·-········-·······················-·········--·····-····-·····--······· " under 1,000 and open country ................................................................. . From Com. Chests $'----- TOTAL $24,448..24~ * $------ * Of this amount $-------came from Sustaining Memberships in Community Chest territory. Funds for the 1940 budget outlined on preceding page==: ~ot been raised. NOTE...,.--1£ funds .not yet rais~d, state plans for securing funds here Finance Campa.jp lm,der direction o'f Fierce .~ ITedrick. Im. Assets, 12-31-39 Current-Cash on hand and in bank $ 4, 9HL 2'1 *Fixed - Real Estate Unpaid Pledges Supplies for Re~ale . Securities 617.0L.._ TOTAL 8 150.40 • Camp Equipment Offic~ Equipment Automobile *Present Value Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-39 $zz. ms.co 44,166."I? 1,500.00 TOTAL 69,5"12. 77 Operations-Accounts and Bills Payable $·--20~4-·~'~4~- Capital-Accounts and Bills Payable $ __ N_o_n_e __ _ Notes Payable Wone TOTAL. _ 20_4_. 7_4_· Notes Payable Mortgages None None TOTAL_N_on_. _e __ _ This Council has Trust or Endowment funds, as of December 31, 1939, totaling $·--~O~ _ of which$------ was received during the year 1939. We are using (a) Standard Declaration of Trus.._ ____ , or (b) some other form approved by National Council. ___________________________________ _ A comprehensive Five-year Financial Plan ::: not been developed which has been in effect 0 years. Council directed campaign oi;,i;;a~~.a.i;e to be held on the following dates iri 1940: March 29th through Apri 1 15, 1940. is Remarks, Explanations or Additions------'---------------------------- FINANCIAL REPORT-1939 (7) CODENo.I . Name of Council 558 1 __ (Please use following classification for purpose of National record and comparison) EXPENDITURES-1939 Indicate if for period other than calendar year BUDGET-1940 Column I Column 2 Column 3 'l'entative. Actu itl I. Operating Expense: 1 Total Expenditures Special Receipts Net Expen<litures (See Note I below) (Col. 1 minus Col. 2) will not be kno1 lrn 1. Executive Salaries* ------ $ $ °Ftil Campaign.., ILP 1$ It ~!ii\ nA t::. 't"ZI\ I'\£\ ? <:lAI'\ (\('\ ri.1 . ·• . - 2. Office Salaries ---·················· :.\ '7!>1' N\ ~ "1?n t\t\ 3;960.00 .. " -. ~ 3. Reti;rement Contrib'ns .... • A"'".! nrz A"l'2 O"Z 41~ AA ~ 4. Rent, Light, Heat, Insurance, Telephone ......... , fVl\IQ .:'F."I l f\"1Q Q~ 1 nJ::.'"i nn . - - . -.. . -- 5. Office Supplies ........................ .-,41.,.. \f;. .,..,,,.. 'I:!: Al"ll\ '°"" - . 6: Postage ····························"····: ....... Jl.ft<:: ,,.. l>J Aft&: "-'~ R.~ nn - 7. Transportation ..................... 't ... ...... at\ 1 IV\C AA '1An f'ln p - . 8. Publicity ....................................... lnA #\A ·-- 9. Camping·····················-················ /:,.".".~A .... 'Z. Al%'!> 01 · !% ~t::. A.ill!! , ":>"'lll: Al\ . . ., . -- 10. Senior Scouting ..................... 'IQ 0") 1 o a!.t 11. Cubbing ....................................... 12. Leadership Training and Conferences .................. ?1n 11'lll .,,A c;,,,. '.)')F. -l'\I\ 13. Circuses, M. B. Shows and other activities ............ 14. National Quota ·····'··············· ,.,,,..,,. ... _ AA/) N'i Ml\ nn 15. Charter Fee .............................. ?!i~nn '7" l'\A •n:;_nn 16. Campaign Expenditures , ... - ....... l C'lllJ no ~ l;:;r,('\ ....... .. - --- .. . . - - - 17. Interest on Indebtedness (See Note 2 below) 18. Miscellaneous r.LS::.O F,!; 12c::n c.c:: Mn na OHOO••••O•••••••••••••o TOTAL OPERATING ~ ,,~A /'\r:; 5lf ..,.a., n11 19_7oi _ 14 19 s:u:~n 44 ... .~ ~ - II. Capital Expense: 1. Office Equipment 9"\ ~ 'l!"" ~a lnn_nn ............ 2. Camp Property .................. 3. Automobile . ............................. 4. Depreciation ........................... TOTAL CAPITAL ~-,c::: ~ !)C. 'll'f11'LM - - III. Total of Operating and Capital (I + II) ".>? ....,.,, .. '%/\. IV. Revolving Accounts: (National Funds) 1. BOYS' LIFE·------·-------·-- '10'2 ~ ,~ - 2. Registrations .................. ., , 4"> oi:: .., , ~~. nc: " ·- -· 3. Scout Supplies ................ , O't I!: ~n 'I .... .. ~ "~ " - -· .. TOTAL REVOLVING A. 1?!lt AC A. l"Y"Z Aft . ... v. Endowment, Trust Funds or other Permanent Investments VI. Obligations Paid (See Note 3 below) NOTE I-Report as Special Receipts only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., which are incidental to certain Council activities. . , . NOTE 2-Do not include payments to reduce "principal" indebtedness. NOTE 3-This refers to repayment of loans, the proceeds of which have been previously expended, bills and other obligations which have been charged to the various items of the budget in previous years and so reported. · *Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transportation allowances. (OVER) LEADERSHIP TRAINING. REPORT-1939 (8) Code No. Name of Council-· ---i:.Qhif.!.t'li~ekaif'a-1S1tc.ar1:wr---,---------. State-~!""eenH'ni---__,.._ Reg ion--!'i5,---l----J5~5~8'---' . COURSES COMPLETED-1939 No. OF COURSES No. CERTIFICATES ISSUED Elements -Part I .., ..,,_ of Scout -Part II - - , ,. _,... Leadership -Part III - -- Elements-Cubbing Elements-Sea Scouting Elements-Senior Scouting Troop Camping .. -- Health & Safety ... -- Standard First Aid ~ .. ~ Principles of ...,.. -- Scout & Cub-Part I Leadership -Part II .. .. .. ~ Pack Organization - ·~w Specialization* .. .. ... Commissioners - -- Merit Badge Counselors Troop Committeemen Other C9urses Advanced Certificates Issued -- 'Totals --- - .. -- Total number different men who received certificates: .. --- , .,, .., The aBove includes the following courses in Colleges, Seminaries, etc. School.~------------- No. Courses __ ·_, Certificates ___ , College Credit - Y es __ N o _ _ School ____________ _ No. Cou,rses _ , Certificates _____ , College Credit - Yes __ N o _ _ Scho~l-·------------~ No. Courses __ , Certificates~, College Credit-Yes ___ No _ *Names of Specialization Courses Completed in 1939: . Training Awards in 1939-Scoutmaster's Keys __ Q,__ _____ ; Scouter's Training Awards--~----- Trctining for Trainers _ ... Attendance of Local Men in 1939 at Regional or at Schiff Reservation Co~rs~s. No. at Regional Courses No. at Schiff Courses Cubbing Troop Scouting Senior Scouting AF\ i!o ____ .._ ·-- ,,, '-- -- Sea Scouting Q .,. ___ ... ___ i~ ft \ Troop Camping ·- - - ·- I Training- Administration Health and Safety (OVER) Report on Trained Leaders as of December 31, 1939 NOTE :-"Trained" means that men have completed at least the entire "Elements" Course of their respective programs. (1939 or previously )-Old Scout Leadership-Parts I and II, new Scout Leadership- Parts I, II and III, Sea Scout Leadership-Parts I and II, or Elements of Cub Leadership. -- · Scoutmasters Assistants Cubmasters Assistants Senior Leaders (Skippers, etc.) Assistants (Mates, etc.) Total all Troop and Pack Leaders TOTAL REGISTERED IN COUNCIL 146 Total Registered Troops--i11-;2~e;i__ _ Packs._~-i9il---- Troops and. Packs having at least one Trained Leader: Number ~ Troops 6 5% Packs 0 0% Total 6 4.,5% ' PLANS FOR 1940 The following Courses will be conducted next year- On a Council-wide basis :- On a District Basis :- TRAINED NUMBER PERCENT 4 0 0 o· 0 3% i% -~~% _ ... % --~% ---% ",) % Goal-12/31/40 19% 50% a3% OBJECTIVE 12/31/40 17% 7% 60% 2s% Form 0-1020-40001139C.P. .Region No. __ _:°':~---------- This copy for National Office D; Regional Office D; Local Office ~ Mail Original i:o DIVISION OF OPERATIONS CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES ANNUAL CAMPING REPORT BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York, N • .Y. SERVICE , __ t:;_fU' (~J{f5l..:2_fl_w_ _______________ Local Council ______ _p).__~f!!l_pfi~ .. .JlJ.:::I..'-L:'.:..~------ ------City and State STATISTICAL REPORT OF YEAR-ROUND CAMPING-Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, 1939 - NOTE:· Sea Scout Cruises, Touring Camps, etc. require a separate report for each, but totals should be included in the figures given below. Scouts f!"om outside the Council territory sho_uld be reported by their own Council and not included in this report. Council Membership;· June 30, 1939 was.ll-~Troops, .. 2-a .. ,_'i'.:~ __ Scouts, "Total belonging during the year"J.u..r.l~~-- Troops= Troops, Ships, Neighborhood Patrols Explorer Troops, Tribes, Rover Crews COUNCIL SUPERVISED CAMPING All camping, including Tours; Cruises, Camporees, Rendezvous, World's ·Fairs, etc. -- y s CH. A R T E R E D T R 0 0 P S PROVISIONAL TROOPS T O T A L S E u On Counci.l site Off Council site On Council site Off ·Council site A M R M L A y R "" y LONG TERM (*1) Z Z-10 ~71 ~,bS!;~·_,_ __ ·_,__ __ -tt--~!J~7_J__j_ft_ i/6$'?; SHORT , ~ 77 r· i..1-1 17-1 I S if- - -TERM (*2) (*1) (*2) (*3) (*4) (*S) Camping periods of six days or more should be reported under Long-Term. Camping periods of less than six days and Not less than overnight should be reported under Short-Term, A -Scout Day is twenty-four hours or less including overnight. (The classification Scout Days is utilized here in order that the volume of camping can be related to the number of individual Scouts participating. This will indicate the average number of days each Scout is camping. The Local Council effort should be to increase the number of camping days, per Scout as well as to increase the number of Scouts camping.) The total_ ill this column is different Scouts camping·· during the year. It will not necessarily equal the sum of the attendance in the four classifications. (Estimate ii nei::essary.) - · - - _ __ In computing the percentage of Long-Term Camping for the year. divide the number of different Scouts camping_ by the June 30 membership. In computing the perce~tage in Short-Term Camping for the year, divide the number of different Scouts camping by the "Total belonging During the Year" membership. The "Total Belonging' equals the "Net Membership at the Beginning of the -Year" plus the "New During the Year" plus Scouts separated prior to 1939 and re-registered in 1939. Included in the 'abov~ are: _ Council-wide Campore_~·'.~ ............................. 11 .. 0...l .. 7!. ____ Scouts District Cai;riporees. ....................................................................... Scouts Organized Scout Tours beyond Council territory, No. of tours------~-~~~~------------- Regional Campoi-a.1-· ...... ::............................................................... Scouts Total Scouts ___ _;11::..-'....:<::::-::-/J_---_________ _ ·sea ·Scout Ren:dezvou~ .... :;.::.: ................... :................................ Scouts- Number of different Negro Scouts in Long-Term camp_-"-/l_!f)"-·~1?_ Phil turn -Rockymountain Scoutcamp, Number of Scouts and Scouters -----'~"'7 -.:.c· ''------------,.-'. Was separate camp for Negro Scouts operated? Yl11F-.5. .-/.' CLASSIFICATION OF TROOPS IN THE COUNCIL ; Bas~lon the: statemenHn "Camping Policies'.' on "Council S~pt;rvision of the year-r~und please state below the number o~ Troops you consider are in Groups 1 an~ 2 : · Camping Program of the Troops," GROUP 1: Number of Troops with an effective Camping Program, (See "CAMPING POLICIES" pages 6 and 7 and folder "TROOP :_CAMPING OBJECTIVES" for aid in_ defining ~'effective.") 2: .- A: Number of Troops doing some camping but not up to the standard of Group 1 B : Number 6£ Troops doing N 0 camping - ,S 0 Troops 2-S- Troops B 7" Troops ESTil\:t:ATE NUMBER of SCOUTS having NO CAMPING in;l939: L/-5 0 Scouts. This is v~luable in: measuring the Job tQ be accom;plished, and for the information of the' Local Council as well as the Home Office. Obviously this estimate must be qased on; a report from Troops at the end of the year. TRAINING AND SUPERVISION Number of a~~i~e Scouters now trained in Troop- Camp leadership?-1..S:.. Do you secure reports of short-term camp"ing by, Troops?~ Do you have a plan_tor counselling with Troops on their all-year camping program utilizing such instruments as the "Troop Camping Objectives" folder? .!J,n __ PROGRAM During 1939 this Council, in addition to th_e ab.ove, car_ried out a camping program which included the following: (check) Senior Camping )(- · ·; Cub "Outings" ; Winter Camp(s) le ; Vacation Day Camping ; Sea Scout Cruises .X,. -· Was the-Council's Summer Ca,mp Program on the Troop and Patrol basis? Was Troop and Patrol terminology used? YCS Do you promote in Troops, earning and saving for camp? ~E.:5> Do you plan for-a PatroI or more at Philturn in 1940?_-~N~O,__ ____ _ Is promotion of summer camp attendance primarily by Troops? _____ Direct with Scouts? __ ""X_,,.,_ _____ _ FINANCIAL STATEMENT - CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL (refer to page '7 "Financial Report" form to verify totals) / Council budget appropriation for camping Capital Expense$ ·C Expenditures for Bu4g~ed Capital. Outlay $•-----'O=--- Capital Bills outstandillg not included $~---=()~-- OPERATING RECEIPTS: OPERATING EXPENSE: $.l• !?(],/,.1-/- for Food by Council _______ $1/!11./lt.2-7 $ l. 87 f 1 '1 '] for Transportation by Council ___ $ q q, 7 ;i Council budget appropriation for camp operation_ Receipts from Camper fees __________ _ I c; ¢ for Salaries and Wages $ /, J./-S.3.d if Receipts from other sources------·---. ___ $ J O . + J. · for Income producing sources (Canteen, etc.) ________ ..,$----- (list sources ~ ....... N"'"''t. ~;;n . .J•J:;;.,.,_ .£"7.~ ) / f Other Operating Expenditures --------'--·--- $ /, 9 ep.j 01o Total receipts A $S':L. 9-r:::,,s:.- ~ .. I" l .:N Total Expenditures --------------------------------- $ ·-'"- • ;,; • • - Operating Balgaaa·er deficit----~~ (B-A) $ I 1 D,lf:/'j Bills outstanding not included above_·--------$ Ne.f(R . · Total Operating Expense B $ ..S: '-1-i-f, St+ Camp accounts (were) (~audited on _ O_&t_;_· .::...•_,J,._,..{,.J-V------193~ byU1 ~~Ir g°l&'!J!~ £ublic Accountants. . ;r {!S1), (Fill in only if new sites, buildings, or equipment have been secured or any changes made since 1938.) No. of CAMP NAME acres I PHYSICAL FACILITIES No. of Troop CONTROL* Sites Land VALUATION f Used Bldgs. Equipment year around Type of Camp*" *State whether site is:· (1) Owned by Council (if mortgaged or other indebtedness state amount), (2) Leased (state from whom and length of term) (3) Rented from year to year (state amount of rental), (4) other (describe). **State wheth~r site is used for (1) Long-term (2) Short-term (3) Wilderness Camp, etc. Were plans for any of the above submitted to the Camping and Activities Service, Engineering Service, or Health and Safety Service for advice and help? Please specify·-'-----------------------"----------------------- PERSONNEL' Camp Director :) £E, ~;f/, lDJW Did he have Camp Director's commission? ___________ _ If more than one camp is operated-list additional directors below. State if they hold Camp Director's commissions. CAMP STAFF Number on central Camp Staff$ ~I How many are registered Scouters? f How many Adults (over 21)? JS Number of Provisional Troop Staff? _____ ,Of these, how many are registered Scouters? ____ H.ow many Adults (over 21)? /$ How many are older Scouts? l t.f.. How many have no previous Scouting connection? _,,,..3 _________ , APPRAISAL OF CENTRAL CAMP STAFF Camp Scouting Would you QUALITY OF SERVICE Number of Rate of NAME Position Connection Age Re-appoint? . Weeks on Pay If not• Exe. Good Aver. Fair Poor Staff Per Week ' (If necessary, attach sheet with names and appraisal under headings above). * If you would not recommend · reemployment, send in full particulars. Further comments: ----------------------------------D.ate --------~~ 19~~ (Signed) Scout Executive Chairman, Camping and Activities Committee ·.Ii. StreeL-------------------~ Note: Attach copies of camp bulletins, reports, special program features, photos, etc. City· __________ stat.C--------- Form 0-1020-40001139C.P. " · Region No. _____ 5_· ___ This copy for National Office D; Regional O:tfice D; Local Office ~· Mail Original to DIVISION OF OPERA TIO NS CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES ANNUAL. CAMPING REPORT BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. SERVICE -:__Q_HI_Q.KASAW _______________ , ____________ Local Council _________ MEMPHIS, TEN_Ni.S.S.EE __ -:-___________ City and State STATISTICAL REPORT OF YEAR-ROUND CAMPING-Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, 1939 NOTE: Sea Scout Cruises, Touring Camps, etc. require a separate report for each, but totals should be included in the figures given below. Scouts from outside the Council territory should be reported by their own Council and not included in this report. Troops=Troops, Ships, C-0uncil Membership, June 30, 1939 was .. :.J._?_QTroops, __ _g_~g>_e._Q _____ Scouts, "Total belonging during the year"___Q_,_~J_Q ___ jt;~1~~eo:~~~:S~¥~fbes, Rover Crews y s C H A R T E R E D T R 0 0 P S PROVISIONAL TROOPS T O T A L S COUNCIL SUPERVISED CAMPING All camping, including Tours, Cruises, Camporees, Rendezvous, World's Fairs, etc. E u On Council site Off Council site On Council site Off· Council site A M R M L A ... y R y LONG TERM (*I) SHORT TERM (*2) /, 77.5" '-1-1 1i, l?tf (*I) (*2) (*3) (*4) (*5) Camping periods of six days or more should be reported under Long-Term. Camping periods of less than six days and Not less than overnight should be reported under Short-Term. A Scout Day is twenty-four hours or less including overnight. (The classification Scout Days is utilized here in order that the volume of camping can be related to the number of individual Scouts participating. This will indicate the average number of days each Scout is camping. The Local Council effort should be to increase the number of camping days. per Scout as well as to increase the number of Scouts camping.) The total iii this column is different Scouts camping during the year. It will not necessarily equal the sum of the attendance in the four classifications. (Estimate if necessary.) !n computing the pe_rcentage of Long-Te!~ Camping for the y7ar. divide the num!Jer of different Scouts ca_mping ~Y the June 30 member*ip. In computing the percentage in Short-Term Camping for the year, d1v1de the number of different Scouts camping by the "Total belongmg Dunng the Year" membership. The "Total Belonging' equals the "Net Membership at the Beginning of the Year" plus the "New During the Year" plus Scouts separated prior to 1939 and re-registered in 1939. Included in the 'above are: Council-wide Camporee ....... , ................. ;,;.!.1.9..?.:?.. ............ ~----Scouts Organized Scout Tours beyond Council territory, No. District Camporees ....................................................................... Scouts of tours 2 Regional Camporal ....................................................................... Scouts Total Scouts ---~1=5=---------- Sea· Scout Rendezvous ...................................................... ,....... Scouts Number of different Negro Scouts in Long-Term camp, __,l=O=l=--- Phil turn Rockymountain Scoutcamp, Number of Scouts and Scouters -----=-----------. Was separate camp for Negro Scouts operated?_Y~e_s~-- CLASSIFICATION OF TROOPS IN THE COUNCIL Based on the statement in "Camping Policies" on "Council Supervision of the year-round Camping Program of the Troops," please state below the number of Troops you consider are in Groups 1 and 2 : GROUP 1 : Number of Troops with an effective Camping Program (See "CAMPING POLICIES" pages 6 and 7 and folder "TROOP CAMPING OBJECTIVES" for aid in defining "effective.") 2: A: Number of Troops doing some camping but not up to the standard of Group 1 B: Number of Troops doing NO camping ESTIMATE NUMBER of SCOUTS having NO CAMPING in 1939: 450 Scouts~ ___ 6"-0~--Troops ___ 2_5 ___ Troops __ _,5~7~--Troops This is valuable in measuring the job tQ be accomplished, and for the information of the Local Council as well as the Home Office. Obviously this estimate must be based on a report from Troops at the end of the year. TRAINING AND SUPERVISION Number of active Scouters now trained in Troop Camp leadership ?----1'.§__, Do you secure reports of short-term camping by1 Troops ?_Ng____: Do you have a plan f.fo counselling with Troops on their all-year camping program utilizing such instruments as the "Troop Camping Objedives" folder? ___ _ PROGRAM Duri~ 1939 this Council, in addition to the above, carried out a camping program which included the following: (check) Senior Camping ___ A ___ ; Cub "Outings" ; Winter Camp(s) X ; Vacation Day Camping ; Sea Scout Cruises X . Was the Council's Summer Camp Program on the Troop and Patrol basis? Was Troop and Patrol terminology used? Yes Do you promote in Troops, earning and saving for c~mp~ Yes Do you plan fo~ a Pat;oI or more at Philturn in 1940? ....... ?:i Is promotion of summer camp attendance primarily by Troops? _____ Direct with Scouts?-~-------- ' \ FINANCIAL STATEMENT - CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL (refer to page '7 "Financial Report" form to verify totals) Council budget appropriation for cil,~ping Capital Expense $ 0 Expenditures for Budgeted Capital Outlay $. _ -,,..-~O~___,-,-, Capital Bills outstanding not included $,__ _ O;;,,--- OPERATING RECEIPTS: Council budget appropriation for camp operation_ $ ~ 1~7· '1-f OPERATING EXPENSE: for Food by Council' ·----- _. _. --- $ l f!t.μf,z,7 ---- $ cn.12 Receipts from Camper fees _____________ $ a,g71, 'i 9 for Transportation by Council for Salaries and Wages ---------- $ L.l-/.R3.Lf..ff Receipts from other sources $ I 90·12- (list sources ~4· 1 a.....4 v~ ) for Income producing- sources (Canteen, etc.)_·· _____ $-· ---- Total receipts----------- $5, b50.5.S Other Operating Expenditures -----·----- $ L/7"14.0(. Total Exp~nditures ____________ _:_~:--~~ $ S/./-U, .S-1..f Operating Balance or deficit ('}\.~ 'b'l'- (B-A) $ /7 o.9 "} Bills outstanding not included above _______ $ NONE Total Operating Expense B $ S.4'-/, S-t.fCamp accounts (were) (liflK:r@J audited on _ O_c_t_o_b_e_r __ 5_1~'-----193L by 'f'ee1: 111 liRWtG!\ tl!tnHEl;I, &coPublic Ac~ountants. (Fill in only if new sites, buildings, or equipment have been secured or any changes made· since 1938.) PHYSICAL FACILITIES No. of No. of VALUATION Used CAMP NAME acres Troop CONTROL* year Type of Camp** Sites Land Bldgs. Equipment around -- -- - *State whether site is: (1) Owned by Council (if mortgaged or other ·indebtedness state amount), (2) Leased (state from whom and length of term) (3) Rented--from year to year (state amount of rental), (4) other (describe). . · **State whether site is used for (1) Long-term (2) Short-term (3) Wilderness Camp, etc. Were plans for any of the above submitted to the Camping and Activities Service, Engineering Service, or Health and Safety Service for advice and help? Please specifY----------------------------------'----'---- PERSONNEL Camp Director See Below Did he have Camp Director's commission? __________ _ If more than one camp is operated-list additional directors below. State if they hold Camp Director's commission·s. CAMP STAFF Number on central Camp Staff?-~5'-=l.__ ___ H.ow many are registered Scouters?_-""8'---_How many Adults (over 21).?--=l=-=5'---- Number of Provisional Troop Staff? _____ Of these, how many are registered Scouters?_-'-_How many Adults (over 21)?__..15....__ How many are older Scouts? ___ l.;...4;c._ __ How many have no previous Scouting connection? _ 5 ______ _ NAME ------------------- ___ r, __ a_~-~B ttC1'tftMP_ __ :c. _ -:I.~_S:ft_Ll~J(lt!"\P __ r __ l, __ 1'lJ~l(N_ ~[Y,., APPRAISAL OF CENTRAL CAMP STAFF I Camp I Scoutii!g Age I ::-~~;or:;:? QUALITY OF SElRVICE ~~~~f I Rit;Yof . Position _ Connection If not* Exe. Good I Aver. Fair l'oor · Stafi Per Week I ------r-- \C. ll!H... LR,~.-~'},_, - '.'. _L/:,O '.---- :;ff;__~ _ ; A-~n-e_ P.'.ftf;'J:n ~C>"'i ?J!+l ~Lt=~ __ l Tf'. _l,.J)_f( ._~!fH·IRCiS<1~ 4--~ _ . '(/ E~ ·-- -- ---------· -~ - . ------- ' x x x -------;-----.----------------·------~---------~------- ______________________ 4 __ ' -;j /, 7-£_ ----·--·---~-------------- - ·-·· _________ , _________ ~ __ __;_ _______ _ _____ J\ __ t;CiJf'ltlJ.JL -~Ji_~i,.~::t ,Wtr1J:rt1:::r:j 1:::_~fr!1_07 _[-1:-:tl .. _ y~§._ ----- -·- --·· ___ ./S. 4- ~-:- Oc ---- ...... _____ --- ·---+-·----- -.. ----+-·--~-------:-·---- i __ fiBR~ttl:(Jl_fltl.ff~I_CJ!I__ _ .. lTJ~" h.UK.~ N'-' N_i;: __ '. _t-'l:-:-i ... __ ';t_~ ____ . I . ' . ----·-·----- ·····--------+---------___.j i I ____ Jl<2._0J(ICJLHE;NJit;__~~-~rl 11\Nf\lE:flFr.\ ~. P. '- _7..-o (_ ] i I _____ l\-_~~t_t1 ___ 1(, l;:.UWAR!JJ'.-? __ jCPl>.I<.. j _:'>C.C!>\,JT _ '-~-! ..... NQ t __ X ___ ________ !t __ l__s._~ ______ To N\ __ ~b,_BRKE____ _ __ _JC::,_Q<?t<'., ___ J 1 _t/.Q_l"/. _ ~--L~J_l _):f.~:S- _ , 1 ___ X _ _; _5 _ _; ____ 1._~_QQ___j ; j i : • I ______ _;?T~ R__t.JlY __ Q: ____ J.:Q_t-<_!;':_~ !.A~:r. ec~ __ f:"-t:--1"1 ~ _ ~- ;;f'j 1 'if~ s _ _ 1 . ; x " __ L __ -.5::" __ J ____ c;__,..Q:Q_; _ ____IfjM_~ __ '{\lfa{.,_t((:K_ _ '.C'poK l. ('lo_f'.l[; 14.SJ. -:/J~. ;:,_ __ , X ___ J _____ lj _ i __ lS. 00 ---·-----------------------·-·- - -----~- --- -t- ' - 1 ~-- -- -- H - - - -------~------------ 1 =--~:=- -- NU!i'l ~-~)t-·~-~~~Q.-~~:==:j ·-~-----------·--------- ~ ~-~'~-~-~r_y_ - - --- ~ -·-"~--~L. : -------------- --------------------- _______ _L l~ _/l _1:_~ ~A~- 4_ ~-· _: ~ ~..i<t_ -~---_j ,-~ . ; LI -!:>--: 00 • ··-;-· --·-~·---'.··--------=----'. w .. E. !backer C,Dir. A.S.E. 27 f ea l 4 S?i;.&O lames Maddux A. c.n. A.s.1. 21 Iea x " Ford l&d.du Oa1hier x'."'So\. lt tea ·x 4 fordyoe "11-obell Tr.Ldr. scout 16 Xe1 x 4 wee Butler Tr.IAr. Scout ll Yse 1 2 Billf CookroR Tr.Ldr. Se out l? Ioe x t 1111 lalm Tr.Ldr. Scout lf Yes x 4 ll'ame\t El.lie Tr.Ldr. ~t 16 ten x 4 Harold She!Uamp w. ,..,. Scout 18 Yes I I laner S\!"lckleJ!fl Tr.J'Ar. Soout 11 lo I ' Bob Aloo\t MeesSgt Scout 16 Mo x 4 Hope 1. rom c.01r. c.nu. 10 Yes J 5 2s.oo Georae Alsobrook w.rrt. A.S.M. 21 le~ x 5 12.50 Letter Goldhith no ct-or x-aet. 26 Iae l 2 l0.00 . w. w. Ta7lor Doctor X*SCt. 28 ?0a I 2 10.00 Fraak Harrison Doetor ·x-Sc,. 27 Yef:> x 1: io.oo Bob LeJ.ay Mess5" 1 Scout. 17 t~a x 6 Bob liffll Tr.Ldr. Se out. 11 Yea l 4 hit• Weigandt Tr.IAr. Scout 15 I0a x 5 JU.chard Sobaeclle 'h".Ldt'. Scout l? ?el :x i Eugene Wallace Tr.Ldr. A.S.JF.. 18 Ro. :x l J •. lii ,g I g J. A. 1-eauha&p o.Dtr. A.S.E. 43 ?es x 4 11.zs T. 1. Beauobup !#st .CD Fld.CO.. 54 Yee x ' J. L. Buckner fl". Ltil'. Trg.Uh. 45 Yes l 8 tteginald Sbell>7 W,.h\. xwf'..ot. ~1 tes x ' s.oo Garland. Pink.non 11:r .. wr. lone .(j.t\ ~.~ Yee l ·Booker Bel:ltler&o ~r.:rrt. s.v.i. ~~o tes I 4 s.oo Al•1n a. Edwards ·Cook Scout 18 lo ' s.oo Tom Clarke Cook Jone IT ?es x a is.oo Stel'ling Jones Asst..Coolt None 59 tee l & 9.00 .Tames Walker Cook lozie 45 tee x ' u.oo _........, ............... ~ .......................................................... ..,..... .,...._ ....... ...,., .......................... Jo\e- Cainp Direoton w. E. Thacker ~ J. A, Beaueluuip ere Assistant. Scout J'.HcutiYeA'.1. Cauap Di.rector Hope B. Fori baa a Caap Dil"eot.or•a CoDlld.s&ioa. Name Yea Life Guard Cnok . y ..r- s Camp Director .._ Reore:;.til;n Director res F:ducati0nal Director Ye-is Quality of Siarv ic $ Excellent 'Exe e.l,J. en t Good Good Excell,.,nt GABlll lrUCILAD eoaataa\}1' ebl.rhd td.1 a\1•• alll woul4 ao\ o......,_n\e wl\b ilae Calap Dll'Mtor. le boncnra4 • IUll ...- ot __,.,ti.Tl, w!alek ll.e bu no\ Hpaid al\bo\'llb b.e 1aU MG npea\e417 ••td \•do 10. 11• ·rald.11' 1• .. 1i-.._.o aa4 he eoul.d ,., wl\hfttl dltticnal.'7. IOB .ALCO'ff 414 _., poo woft 84 •ld.tlrell' l&Oked \he a1U.\y 'h OUTJ' °"' b1a •••.s.pae' u le•• -. •• ,. Afkl- Ile aniM "' oa., be.,._._. tile pl'iaelpa.1 n&Joa tor .~ cm \M· 8'11ft •• to c•\ tato ..U.tiioa \o plq to.-..ball. lie wu a ooutaa\ eowoe ot ff0r17' to t1le Cup m.r.otior. BUGlll IALLACI left Caap a\ , .. eaCl ot \M tun. week tor naaoaa ot hl• ... wb1oh ... 4o -~Imo•. Be laok• •ttlokab1li'7·" .. ALfDI a. ID\td'PS 4ld not ·tit· a\o the c• ~ atJd was " aolll'M· or troultl• to tJ!te·Cqp Dt~r. ;;;.~~ w. bO~iDOf~ MORfHS~ S~mit Ex,. Soy Scouts of Amierjf.!~, (3) TABLE 3 - "• TEN YEAR PROGRAM FACTORS BY POPULATION GROUPS Population Groups 500,000 100,000 10,000 2,500 1,000 Under A'"-4 Year Tenure and to to to to 1,000 TOTAL \ over 500,000 100,000 10,000 2,500 and o.c. --- (a) Scouts attained 4 years in 1939 on roll Dec. 31 "Total" on this line equals number on line (a) ir column "4 years" in Table 2. '1?. 9 81 (b) Scouts attained 4 years in 1939 were separated ir 1939. "Total" on this line equals number on lim (b) in column "4 Years" in Table 2. AA {'\ AA - (c) Total (a+ b). 112 0 , <\t'I B-New Scouts During 1939. "Total" equals "New it - --- 1939." Table 1, line 2 "Total Scouts." 1 n'7g 1?.A 1.253 C-Total Scouts, Dec. 31, 1939. . - - '!; ~'4:1 JIOQ ._,~ D-Number of Troops* in each pop'n. group Dec. 31, -· 1939. f.1!J #)fl:: E--c-Troops* dropped in each group in 1939. 5 fi TABLE 4 { Use same pop'n. group headings as in Table 3. A-New Cubs in each group in 1939. 1~~ ('\ B-Total Cubs, Dec. 31, 1939. ,_ "-'- C-Cubs became Scouts in 1939. II: ,,. - D-Number of Packs in each group Dec. 31, 1939. a :'\ - E-Packs dropped in each group in 1939. .. (\ 12. rJ) J!z;l J!z;l f-4 ~ 1-1 = ~ 0 u 11. During 1939 there were 3•810 different Scouts and--.1;lc:1:1~941'&-----'different Scouters,--.;..23~9---,different Cubs an.._d _5- '2_ __, different Cubbers on our records. Functioning of Council and No. of CHECK THOSE Number of Mcmbero FUNCTIONING Dlotrlcto repre• ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Committees 1939 WELL 1ented on each Council 243 lt 5 Executive Board 32 x 5 Organization and Extension 13 x Leadership Training 13 y Advancement 5 ,,,. .... _... ---.: .. "!Ill--- -.s ____ .. - ~ .3i Camping and Activities 18 - x Health and Safety u ill'fl:'\t.. ... ,. enf'.4w- -- -.; -+. -'L. ~.._-r A ... - - ~- -- Finance ., n ...... :r ... _ ....... "'"' ___, - - Other Committees: - -··- ··-- 30 - '" - 13. During 1939 there were l meetings of our Council and S meetings of our Executive Board. ____ of our District Committees met monthly during 1939, ___ met quarterly, and the rest average.._d ___ meetings. 14. In 1939 this Council_~~~ --t promoted good reading with the help of a.) Field Commissioner for Reading: Yes _ ; No __ ; - (Check one) b.) Reading Committee: Yes%_; No _ , this Committee having 5 members. In 1940 we plan to use a.) Field Commis- (Check one) sioner: Yes X ; No __ ; b.) Reading Committee: Yes.Jt_; No _ , (Check one) (Check one) Reading is being promoted in of our Districts, by Field Commissioners: Yes--; No.lt-; or by ______ _ (Check one) On Dec. 31, 1939 ___ of our Troops had Troop Reading Advisors. _____ Troops will have them by Dec. 31, 1940. We have 1 Reading Merit Badge Counsela.s. 19 % of our Troops have taken advantage of BOYS' LIFE Concession Offer. We plan to increase this percentage to 25 % by Dec. 31, 1940. Our Council has set an objective of 600 subscribers to BOYS' LIFE as of Dec. 31, 1940 from all sources in our territory. - ?.32- , .... 1 rzr.: ,,..,..,. -·- fl!' -t'} -.. Date to be. inserted (4) 15. % of our Troops have adopted the "Troop Camping Objectives" and the declaration of purpose contained therein and in accordance therewith have a planned all year round Troop Camping Program. -------% of our Troops, under their own leaders!. ip, engaged in a camp of at least one week in 1939. Our Camping report for the year ending Dec. 31 1939 ~ili,..Wail,f-Uo the Camping and Activities Service on.~------ . ' 1s enclosed. . . 16. This Council promoted an Activities program in 1939 including, in addition to the Community Service program, the following, as checked :-Boy Scout Week participation z ; Circus, or similar typ ; Merit Badge Show Councilwide Camporee X , District Camporees X ; Agricultural Fair participatio.~------- Vacation program in addition to Camping ; Pilgrimages to historic shrines ; First Aid Demonstrations __ _ Troop special events. ___ _ 17. Approximately ___ ..,9"5,.___% of our Scouts and Cubs as of Dec. 31, 1939 had Uniforms. 18. 19. We have one Commissioner for every _____ Troops. Our Local Council includes z Protestant, X Our Exec. Board includes ~ Protestant, X Catholic, .and --~X--_J ewish members. Catholic, and X Jewish members. 20. The foregoing application and statements were reviewed and approved by the Council or Executive Board at a duly called ~meeting 01 , 19_, at which meeting a quorum was present and the Council specifically accepted its obligation to loyally cooperate with the National Council and· its representatives in promoting the program of the Boy Scouts of America in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and By-Laws policies and regulations of the Boy Scouts of America. Signe"----------------------- (Scout Executive) (President) (Treasurer) TRANSMITTAL ' . Supplementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following: (If any of the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expected on the line marked "Date."} Note: Items No. 1, 6, 7 and 8 should accompany ~pplication, and No. 5 if possible. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Charter Fee Payment of Quota Scouter Fees __._ Scouter Applications (No.) Audit Report for 1939 Scout Executive's Report for 1939 Civic Service Report for 1939 Program and Objectives for 1940 Yes Yes or No Yet Yes or No Yes Yes or No Yes Yes or No Yea Yes or No 9. 'Rost~r is enclosed ~J.l...l..~----·--------- Date was mailed ____ _ Date Our annual meeting is held in the month of_ _.D .. ,,e""c..,.em=b.=..-e.. r_ _ _________ s 75.00 $ $ Date Date Date Date Date Officers and members of our Council serve for one year beginning_ __ ..;:J~a=n=-=•o..·- 'l~•'-'l=-·~94(~)~.- ----------,..------- NATIONAL COUNCIL RECORD - DO ]'l'OT WRITE BELOW Division of Operations: Approval & Action As page one __ _ Territory as per memo_._. _ As last year ___ _ (3) I ~BLE 3 TEN YEAR PROGRAM FACTORS BY POPULATION GROUPS i Population Groups i :._~ ,00,000 100,000 10,000 2,500 1,000 Under '--4 Year Tenure and to to to to 1,000 TOTAL over 500,000 100,000 10,000 2,500 and o.c. ~· Scouts attained 4 years in 1939 on roll Dec. 31 1 "Total" on this line equals number on line (a) ir . column "4 years" in Table 2. 1 l- / Z/ )Scouts attained 4 years in 1939 were separated ir 1(9b3)9 .i n" TcooltuamJ"n o"n4 tYheisa rsli"n ei n eTquaabllse n2.u mber on line !-f o 0 J/ CJ ) Total (a+ b). II ~- 9 I}' L -New Scouts During 1939. "Total" equals 1939." Table 1, line 2 "Total Scouts." "New in Jo19 J'l1 'Js3 -Total Scouts, Dec. 31, 1939. 11-31 //!</ j., 7 ;2.0 -Number. of Troops* in each pop'n. group Dec. 31, 1939. C/1 :J-5 /:L~_ hTroops* dropped in each group in 1939. ..5 .j- /a r;ABLE 4 {Use same pop'n. ¥oup headings aa In able 3. A.-New Cubs in each group in 1939. 13~ " /3 .s 1~LTotal Cubs, Dec. 31, 19J9. 113 0 113 q:-Cubs became Scouts in 1939. .5 0 J :q-N umber of Packs in each group Dec. 31, 1939. 9 0 9 tPacks dropped in each group in 1939. '/ 0 I - \ 11. Duri~ 1939 there were JJ i] ,;· '.-~ different Scouts and // tf '( and .L~ different Cubbers on our records. different Scouters, ..,1.. J r different Cubs unctioning of Council and No. of CHECK THOSE Number of Membere FUNCTIONING Districts repre• ~mmittees 1939 WELL sented on each ADDITIONAL COMMENTS - uncil :14-~ }( &;' -· ~ecutive Board 32 x ..s- ~ganization and Extension 1-~ }( ~adcrship Training 1'3 x lvancement -~ lmping and Activities I~ le ,, lit ealth and Safety 411 nance // :her Committees: ,3Je;; 13. During 1939 there were / meetings of our Council and if' meetings of our Executive Board. ___ of our District Committees mef monthly during 1939, ---m.et. quarterly, and the rest average~d ___ meetings. 14. In 1939 this Council e::. ......... promoted good reading with the help of a.) Field Commissione,r for.Reading: Yes _ ; No _ ;. <Rlllll!mll• (Check one) b.) Reading Committee: Yes:X-; No _ , this Committee having ../; members. In 1940 we plan to use a.) Field Commis- (Check one) sioner: YesX; No __ ; b.) Reading Committee: Yes.X.....; No _ . (Check one) (Check one) . Reading is being promoted in of our Districts, by Field Commissioners: Yes--; NoX; or by _______ _ (Check one) On Dec. 31, 1939 of our Troops had Troop Reading Advisors. _____ Troops will have them by Dec. 31, 1940. We have / Reading Merit Badge CounselorV. /9 % of our Troops have taken advantage of BOYS' LIFE ?oncession Offer. We plan to increase this percentage to .;i, S % by Dec. 31, 1940. Our Council has set an objective of hl20 subscribers to BOYS' LIFE as of Dec. 31, 1940 from all sources in our territory. Date to be inserted (4) D % of our Troops have adopted the "Troop Camping Objectives" and the declaration of purpose contained therein and in accordance therewith have a planned all year round Troop Camping- Program. I 15. 0 o/o of our Troops, under their own leadersLip, engaged'in a camp of at least one week in 1939. ' Our Camping report for the year ending Dec. 31, 1939 v:a fl &iled to the Camping and Activities Service on _____ _ . - . 1s enclosed _ . 16. This Co1mcil promoted an Activities program in 1939 including, in addition to the Community Service program, the following; as checked :-Boy 5cbut Week participation X ; Circus, or. si~ilar typ ·; Merit Badge Show ; Councilwide Camporee X District Camporees · JC, ; Agricultural Fair participation ______ _ Vacation program in addition to Camping ; Pilgrimages to historic shrines ; First Aid Demonstrations __ _ Troop special events, __ _ 17. Approximately s> S % of our Scout~ and Cubs as of Dec. 31, }939 had Uniforms. We have one Commissioner for eye;y fz. Troops. 18. Catholic, and --~X~--.J ewish members. Catholic, and £'\ Jewish members. 19. Our Local Council includes. __ x _ ·_.Protestant, --~)(~ Our Exec. Bo a rd includes Ji& Protestant, >c 20. The foregoing application and statements were reviewed and approved by the Council or Executive Board at a duly called ~meeting 01 · , 19_·_, at which meeting a quorum was present and the Council specifically accepted its obligation to loyally cooperate with the National Council and its representatives in promoting the program of the Boy Scouts of America in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and By-Laws ·policies and regulations of the Boy Scouts of America. · Signe."----------------------- (Scout Executive} (President) (Treasurer) TRANSMITTAL Supplementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following: (If. any of'the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expec~ed on the line marked "Date.") Note: Items No. 1, 6, 7 and 8 should accompany \lPPlication, !Uld No. 5 if possible. · 1. Charter Fee 2. Payment of Quota 3. Scouter Fees 4. ___ Scouter Applications (No.) 5. Audit Report for 1939 6. Scout Executive's Report for 1939 7. Civic Service Report for. 1939 8. Program and Objectives for 1940 9.- Roster is enclosed ?·ill ~e nwiled was mailed ----- Y;esorNo VEs Y;es or.No ';::/E:-5 Yes or No ~e~ Yes or No 1 :'-16~ Yes or No Date Date 's 7/5",00 $..__ _____ -./~ s. ____ •• J Date Date Date Date Date Our annual meeting is held in the month of _ --'~"'-~-i<'_-_.e-_._,C'._-.... l·_.1""-\w"'"~""'J,...~~--'----·------ ',~ Officers and members of our Council serve for one year beginning.-~/'*-0.;._;:t.,...;...iAJo...='""".''-_.L/_.,"'°· ..:../ __ e.:..,./_4,."'""_-:-•-0-----'-----------.·] NATIONAL COUNCIL RECORD - DO NOT WRITE BELOW D·ivisfon of Operations: Approval & Action As page one __ _ Territory as per memo_ As last year ___ _ +Form 0539A-30001139-A.P. (5) EMPLOYED STAFF FOR 1940 (Please state all salaries. :Use extra sheet if necessary) NOTE: Because of its relationship to Retirement and Group Insurance it is essential that this report be accurate and complete. Code No. Headquarters CitY------~/!11/~"~·~£~~-' "~l;,~,'!:P-·tf..JL-"~ ...... "';z,,,__ ___________ State ~1;ri;::::· /::/ · , .· .J/ NAMB YY. ~- THRc.Klf~ EXECUTIVE -~~~~~ .. .1940 Salary Assistant and Field Executives TITLE* **1940 SALARY Note: Above named members of Executive staff must also be listed on Council Roster for purposes of "registration." CLERICAL NAME TITLE* **1940 SALARY *Indicate part time employees, if any, by "P. T." after the title. **Do not include any allowances, i.e., transportation, etc., in salary :figures. +-Report to Committee on Badges, Awards, Scout Requirements and Uniform Design (6) ~·. Code No. Name of Cou nci 1 ...... ~.H.!~Kfl .. ~.fflN.. .... ~0.J/!.f.!.~.f'...~ ... ~.:J.-J!l .... l/!f.f;, ..... State ......... TE..tl..t.f..~ ...................................... 5-·~-r..-r~ "' ~.#.:jj ADVANOEMENT SUMMARY MERIT BADGE RECORD (Scouts-not badges) Indicate below the number of each of the I •• ! Merit Badges earned during the year 1939 Get this information from perpetual In- Total Awarded Dropped !Enrolled ., Do not Credit Second! .... ::: ]i ., ...... .., .. ventory (Form No. Dec. Jl, During During Dec. 31, -0 ci Class Scouts with I .... --g ci .. ; c:I :.I 4102D, 4102C and 8Z ii:o ito ~o 4102$). 1938 1939 1939 1939 First Class Badges uZ Tenderfoot* t.J D'2.. l ::t 'J..., 1ng'l lb:~~ 1-Agriculture* ..................... 1 57-Life Saving ........................... 50 2-Angling ................................. 3 58--Machinery ··············-·············· 4 Second Class* L.JSS t/0 (.., I q 9, 43L 3-Animal Industry* ...... 51 5 59-Marksmanship .................. 6 First Class* 6:.t ~ ~- 0 lf. L.s-1 4-Archery ................................. 1 60-Masonry* .............................. 8 2 S-1~ 5-Architecttire ..................... 2 61-Mechanical Drawing ... 13 Total Scouts* h I f_ :.). 1.n~ () 6-Art* .......................................... 13 1 62-Metal Work* ........................ 18 6 12 31.;2. '"ll:l.Q 7-Astronomy ................... : .... 1 63-Music* ································-····· 28 1.1 Star 15°"1J. 155 (,.,1( · r i~ I 8.:.._Athletics .............................. 98 64-Nut Culture ........................... 9-Automobiling 12 65-Painting* 8 2 I ................ ................. _ ............. Life ) 0 I 85 LJ_?, \. :2.. ~;:; 10-A viation .............................. 3 66-Pathfinding* ........................ 28 11-Basketry* ........................... 13 1 67-Personal Health* ........... .J 53 91 Eagle ~~ 22 ..2 I ~ ~- 12-Bee Keeping* .................. 68--Photography* .................. 9 7 Bronze Palm 13-Beef Production* ......... 7 69-Physical Develop .......... 34 14 14-Bird Study ........................... 19 70-Pigeon Raising .................. \ 15-Blacksmithing* ............ 71-Pioneering ........................... 83 Gold Palm 10 16-Bookbinding* ................ 67 46 72-Plumbing .......................... -- 14 Silver Palm 10 17-Botany .................................... 73-Pottery* ................................. 3 1 18--Bugling* .............................. 9 74-Poultry-Keeping* ·····- 10 1 Combinations 8 19-Business -·······················-····· 2 7 5-Printing* ................................. 1 Jr. A. S. M. 20-Camping .............................. 62 76-Public Health ..................... · 55 21-Canoeing .............................. 3 77-Public Speaking ............... 1 22-Carpentry* ........................ 67 20 78--Radio .......................................... Cubs 23-Cement Work* ............... 7 4 79-Reading* ............... ~ ................. 40 24-Chemistry ............... : ........... 3 80-Reptile Study .................... 5 Bobcat f Lf vs?' j:y /1{5 25-Citrus Fruit Culture 81-Rocks and Minerals... .... () (; 26-Civics ....................................... 52 82-Rowing .............................. _ 4 Wolf*** b 13 0 19 27-Conservation .................. ·4 83-Safety* .................................... J 24: 65 28-Cooking ................................ : 18 84-Salesmanship ..................... 1 Bear*** l/ J 6 Cf 29-Corn Farming* ............... 4 1 85-Scholarship ........................... 39 Lion*** () 6 v 30-Cotton Farming ............ 3 86-Sculpture ................................. ;}._, 31-Cycling* .................... , ......... 1 2 87-Seamanship ------------------------ Total Cubs .ft/ /<1</ 0 173 32-Dairying* ........................... 4 88-Sheep Farming* ............... 2 33-Dramatics ........ , .................. 89-Signaling ................................. 19 Wolf Gold Arrow 34-Electricity o•ooooooo••••••ooo••••H 13 90-Soil Management* ......... 35-Farm Home* .................. 32 8 91-Stalking ···········-··-·-··-- Wolf Silver Arro-v 36-Farm Layout* ............... 19 3 92-Stamp Collecting ............ 17 37~Farm Mechanics ......... 9 93-Surveying .............................. l Bear Gold Arrow 38--Farm Records .................. 14 94-Swimming ••ooooOooooooooooooOooooHo 94 Bear Silver Arrow 39-,-Firemanship* .................. 99 88 95-Taxidermy ·····-········------------- 40-First Aid ............................... 50 96-Textiles .................................... 1 Lion Gold Arrow 41-First Aid to 97-Weather* .............................. 1 - Animals* ........................ 89 23 98--W oodcarving* .................. 41 3 Lion Silver ArroV1 42-Forestry .............................. 36 99-Wood Turning .................. 14 43-Foundry Practice ......... 100-Wood Work. ....................... 65 Den Chiefs 0 I ¥ 44-Fruit Culture* ............... 2 101-Zoology .................................... 5 45-Gardening* ........................ 10 102-Coin Collecting .................. 1 Den Mothers 0 11 46-Handicraft* .................... ~ 37J 09 103-Dog Care ................................. 3 47-Hiking --------··························- 8 104--Finger Printing ............... 5 Cub membersh~ Dec. 31, 1939, infuded: 48-Hog & Pork Prod.* ... 9 2 105-Skiing ---------···-·························· '5/_9 yrs. old &;. 10 yrs. and j 11 yrs.# 49-Horsemanship* ............ 13 2 NEW SUBJECT *NOTE: Include all SO-Indian Lore ........................ 106-Grasses, Legumes and 1 Scouts including 2nd and 51-Insect Life ........................... Forage Crops ............... 1st class having Merit Badges and Senior Scouts. 52-Interpreting ..................... 4 **Dropped, not promoted. 53-Journalism Total 24 01 506 ***Include all Gold and Silver Arrows in total ·······--··············· for each Cub Rank. 54--Landscape M.B. Counsel ors Council ~~ #Include with 11 yrs. those over 11 yrs. who may Gardening ..................... 2 1n be continuing temporarily as Cubs pending enrol- 55-Leathercraft* .................. 16 2 Organizer A wards l ment as Scouts. 56-Leather Work* ............... * Badges open to Second Class Scouts. --~------------- + · Total income from contributions was received for 1939 Council operations from communities in the various population groups in the following amounts: Communities of 500,000 or over ............................................................................. ._ ................ . '' '' 100,000 to 499,000 ...................................................................................... . " " 75,000 " 99,000 ...................................................................................... . " " 25,000 " 74,000 ......................................................... : ............................ . " " 10,000 " 24,000 ................................................ _... .................................. . " " 5,000 " 9,900 ............... ·-·························-··································-······ " " 2,500 " 4,900. ............... _.. .................... :. ............................................ . " ,, 1,000 ,, 2,400 ..... ·-········-······-·································-··············-······ " under 1,000 and open country ................................................................. . Dii-ect ~ ~ '{. "~~2.lf From Com. Chests $'----- TOTAL $ 2 Ur' L/ 'f <t-~lf.-* $·----- * Of this amount $•--=(:')~-_· _ came from Sustaining Memberships in Community Chest territory. Funds for the 1940 budget outlined on preceding page = not been raised. Assets, 12-31-39 Current-Cash on hand and in bank $ ~+ :'.f I "1"' ~".:'. 7 Unpaid Pledges 1 :;i,. l !,.) d1 ·. Supplies for Resale 'f" ' I J • 0 lI o Securities *Fixed - Real Estate Camp Equipment Office Equipment Automobile *Present Value Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-39 $a9o,.oo l../Lfe '''· z7 i:j:OO, 00 TOT AL l, 'f1 v) 77,. 7] Operations-Accounts and Bills Payable$ "1. D l/ ~ 1 . 4- Capital-Accounts and Bills Payable $ ,.-t/t-t..~~" Notes Payable Notes Payable Mortgages <;)--(,··15"~,__., ···'t-"·t,,~"i'#·t.. "-,.t TOT AL ;# 'O Y -1 t+ TOT AL /r'"t-,6-,.,-" "-.J This Council has Trust or Endowment funds, as of December 31, 1939, totaling $•----'O"""--___ of which$, ____ _ was received during the year 1939. We are using (a) Standard Declaration of Trust ______ , or (b) some other form approved by National Council.-----------------------------------'---A comprehensive Five-year Financial Plan = not been _developed which has been in effect () years. Council directed campaign ~~M~JJe to be held on the following dates in 1940 :, ___________ _ 1"? 1y/t-c~..,r,,.L -t..ebIt).. ..- 2~ t'.Li e•• ,_~ _ ~-~ • . ,,,. Ct.."" '1 IJ",. !'e-;1··",, " 1r,..,.,,,,, r~'t-·i-.--;· . -/ . 'f- e) Remarks, Explanations or Additions'----------------~---------------- FINANCIAL REPORT-1939 (7) Name of Council C.Hle.KB~FIW (!>OlJNctL.6 ~-SR ;/NC" State 7°El'f N. (Please use following classification for purpose of National record and comparison) EXPENDITURES-1939 Indicate If for period other than calendar year JI Column l Column 2 Column 3 I. Operating Expense: I Total Expenditures Special Receipts Net Expenditures (See Note I below) (Col. 1 minus Col. 2) I 1. Executive Salaries* ------! 1 $ l ?; '!J 0, O tJ $ $ /.o, ";;JI!>, D o 2. Office Salaries ! ~ ? ?,.('\, ()() "21,, i j.c. r; ~ ····----······--·-··· 3. Retirement Contrib'ns ... L.l_ ")..- ?;. 1 e; '-1-J-J.Cf ~ 4. Rent, Light, Heat, In I. t> 79.'9 i.,..... /, b/t:{,q y surance, Telephone ......... 5. Off ice Supplies ........................ ?J Li.to I J,... .:. " Lfb' I .J,. 6. Postage ......................................... LLJ?S,C~· t..1-(~ .s. 0 (-:') 7. Transportation ..................... /.oo~.'-o I e-.~Erb,o 8. Publicity ....................................... 9. Camping ...................................... '?lbCi-"!17 ~. {) ~=i:C]l_ '; ?; ()?:.. .~l .. 10. Senior Scouting .................... I .r< ~ ')..-- I ! (!. 7.f y· 11. Cub bing ....... ,: .... ; .............. : .......... 12. Leadership Training ").../0.~6 }.-(CJ,.s~ and Conferences .................. 13. Ci.reuses, M. B. Shows and other activities ............ 14. National Quota ..................... L")('iO •tJ 0 ~ c~.tJf'i 15. Charter Fee .............................. iJ:· CJ~ ""J-..r on 16. Campaign Expenditures (, r: '(; 7, 0'1 /, ~ 7"1 I t;t} 17. Interest on Indebtedness (See Note 2 below) 18. Miscellaneous ........................ ~~t!t . .s~ 7, r·~,J ~- .;./' ' ·1, . TOTAL OPERATIN<-.: '1 i. !/,.,U DC .? (Yb"--9 / IC/. IC'> I. 1tJ II. Capital Expense: 1. Office Equipment ············ 2;(); 'J..-.S- ~(). j,.-f" 2. Camp Property .................. 3. Automobile .............................. 4. Depreciation .......................... ?J C> )..J - 'Ol~. 1-r TOTAL CAPITAL III. Total of Operating ')... 1-, 7 ?t+. 2i c _?; c ~ L..Ji I I~ i ?:Jl,Jitf and Capital (I + II) IV. Revolving Accounts: (National Funds) 1. BOYS' LIFE --·-·-·····------- 19~ c, ~ ( 9 ~- q ~ 2. Registrations ····--·-·······--- ') l !,. .. ;:;l, • ~ ~- -~ ] (_ q s :);_ 3. Scout Supplies -------·--····-· I~ fb,,foi l't°Jb,, l ... i TOTAL REVOLVINr. 4· / 7 '1 Ll~ LJ /"'} ~ - ~ ~ v. Endowment, Trust Funds or other Permanent Investments VI. Obligations Paid (See Note 3 below) I CODE No. c-~ "V"·..:Ja BUDGET-1940 TEW r11r1ve~ RCT"'I• Wll..C.. /#OT OE lrl'lllW'n IJgwT&L CRAF~O (fl-11'3 fl/JU · $ '/, 'J..,f''•tf"•u ~ M ~ :t_ bO ~ti CJ. • I l .... , 1:4' Lt "''· ~;~,; . ' .. I :;-;;, 0 ~7.00 d.~.~~ • ..;''$'t)',.., (') "j1i'0100 I b t'>1t::>f'l I .,_ ?~.t·i o () IX :<.Si 00 ,:;,=e~ I (";ft; 7 ~.e;.r.:; 1 S"Of":>.tY~ '1 (!)~;()() /'9 g p;e:;,1-4t ID01tJ c I '7. 9 ,{>('..LL IL NOTE 1-Report as Special Receipts ·only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., which are incidental to certain Council activities. NOTE 2-Do not include payments to reduce "principal" indebtedness. NOTE 3-This refers to repayment of loans, the proceeds of which have been previously expended, bills and other obligations which have been charged to the various items of the budget in previous years and so reported. *Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transportation allowances, (OVER) LEADERSHIP TRAINING REPORT-1939 (8) Code No. COURSES COMPLETED-1939 No. OF COURSES No. CERTIFICATES ISSUED Elements -Part I "L .&:1- of Scout -Part II I ~q Leadership -Part III tJ Elements-Cubbing Elements-Sea Scouting Elements-Senior Scouting Troop Camping I ~~1 ~._,,_. Health & Safety Standard First Aid I /-"> Principles of Scout & Cub-Part I Leadership -Part II ! .;ii} ZPack Organization Specialization* I / -.C:- Commissioners Merit Badge Counselors Troop Committeemen Other Courses Advanced Certificates Issued 'l..~ . Totals ;-:? J Cj L // Total number different men who received certificates: IS.3 The above includes the following courses in Colleges, Seminaries, etc. School No. Courses __ , Certificates ___ , College Credit - Y es __ N o _ School No. Courses __ , Certificates ___ , College Credit- Yes __ No _ _ School No. Courses __ , Certificates ___ , College Credit- Yes __ No _ *Names of Specialization Courses Completed in 1939:_ ~ ·f!!~.:· . Training Awards in 1939-Scoutmaster's Keys, ____ o _____ ; Scouter's Training Awards. _ 0-=·0-.-___ _ Training for Trainers Attendance of Local Men in 1939 at Regional or at Schiff Reservation Courses. No. at Regional Courses Cubbing Troop Scouting . - Senior Scouting [(!'.-%~ ~OA l Jv~- ... ~) Sea Scouting r ,;~ c: ).,. .A-.. ""\ Troop Camping - - Training- Administration Health and Safety No. at Schiff Courses (OVER) \ Report on Trained Leaders as of December 31, 1939 NOTE :-"Trafoed" means that men have completed at least the entire "Elements" Course of their ~espective programs{ (1939 or previously)- Old Scout Leadership'-Parts I and II, new Scout Leadership-,- Parts I, II and III, Sea 'Scout Leadership-Parts I and II, or Efoinents of Cub· Leadetship. TOTAL REGISTERED TRAINED IN COUNCIL ·NUMBER PERCENT · Scoutmasters LJ. o 4- .~ % Assistants ~l/b 7~ % Cubmasters ... 'l- 0. -% Assistants ·~· 0 -% Senior Leaders (Skippers, etc.) :;;_,. () ..-- % Assistants (Mates, etc.) .1 Q - % Total all Troop and Pack Leaders r).i''/ & // % Total Registered Troops I f: ')._, Packs 9' I Troops and Packs having at least one Trained Leader: Number Percent Goal-12/31/40 Troops (o T % /? ; % Packs 0 0 % ...~. o % Total 0 t;,s % )j % ' PLANS FOR 1940 The following Courses will be conducted next year- On a Council-wide basis :- TEOop Camping; Elements of Scout Leadership, Parts 1 & 2, _3 Elements, Sea Scouting, Elements, Cubbing, District Commissioners' C 01.P'.' F~P,, Course, The Principles of Scout & Cub Leadership, Part l. OBJECTIVE 1-2/31/40 J7 % 7 % SQ_% .j-o % .S-D % $,?"' % /~% FORM 0·1062 2M .10-~Q n ., c ·. ·. ·REGION No. CoUNCIL No. ·~, COUNCIL I 1$1 ROSTER .. ' REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS J:?ate ............ J.aJWarir .. -3$~--lNO-·---·-------·--····-- counciL.~ ......................... ~l~~!!l:'!! .............................................................................. ~ ..... ~................. St~te ...... '-~~·'---~---································ I agree to serve on the d~signated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending .................... JliaeSbf!r. ... '31 ........................ , 19 .... !!ltl .. , . . · . (Expiration.Date) and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on ·the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of me!Ubership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. · NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT ADDRESS STREET No. CITY Professional Staff Memnhts· TITLES PROFESSIONAL AND VOLUNTEER STAFF R• y 11.n M 'Dn " - ·n Asst. Exec. R~ y AA ~ ,,,, " Asst. Exec. 12 .... T A.e lA. Pn. ;., .. Ile ·ir AC 'Pr! Field Exec. Field Exec. Field Exec. Volunteer Staff - :",• Field Com'r. Field Com'r.,..-..,.<9\ ~~r.v .~... lea Cotton ..........c... O ,,...J~'1Dist. Com'r. It• -, AC an PC .:. A __ ,..._ . / In- 1- Dist. Com'r . - ~ - - I(A 'l!lit ,/ Dist. Com'r. . 1~. .. -.... .. ..: T.4 n.cm. ... / lu- ~ ' Dist. Com'r. ~-- 'U:-..-'-.a ---- Dist. Com'r. I~ ... G'l1 - Dist. Com'r. I\\. A'\::::!/ Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. N eighborhooq Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. Neighborhood Com'r. * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster~one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid else~here as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon is- All it.It II~ Ai'! l. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). , 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as ,W?ic~: in ..O~.~umn abov~) .. , " . . . In PC I "1'.'t I 'Bft I ">Ct l'Dt! ID IM S·gned ..,;ff •. M~-,--~v_,. ... c.;,-;?A.b ~,, .. ,,. "··~"' - ·- S t E t• 1 ............................................................. ;,~~---············ cou xecu 1ve I I ·1 ! I ' I EXTRACTS FROM CONSTITUTION OF BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA ARTICLE II-PURPOSE: CHARACTER BUILDING-CITIZENSHIP TRAINING The purpose of this corporation is as set forth in the original certificate of incorporation μnder the laws of the District of Columbia, dated February 8, 1910, and restated in Section 3 of the Charter granted by Congress June 15, 1916, as follows-"That the purpose of this corporation shall be to promote, through organization and cooperation with other agencies, the 'ability of boys to do things for themselves and others, to train them in Scoutcraft, and to teach them patriOtism, courage, self-reliance and kindred virtues, using the methods which-are now in common use by Boy Scouts," by placing _emphasis upon the Scout Oath and Law for character development, citizenship training and physical fitness. · GRANTING COMMISSIONS AND CERTIFICATES OF MEMBERSHIP The Constitution and By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America authorize commissions and certificates of mem· bership only to those who subscribe to the Scout Oath and Law (as printed below), the Declaration of Religious Principle and_ its Constitution and By-Laws. - ARTICLE Ill-DECLARATION OF RELIGIOUS PRINCIPLE "Sectfoii I-The Boy Scouts of America maintains that no boy can grow into the best kind of citizenship without recognizing his obligation to God. In the first part of the Boy Scout's oath or pledge the boy promises, 'On my honor I will do my best to do my duty to God and my country, and to obey the Scout Law.' The recognition of God as the ruling and leading power in the universe and the grateful acknowledgment of His favors and blessings are necessary to. the best type of citizenship, and are wholesome things in the education of the growing boy. No matter what __ the boy may be-Catholic or Protestant or Jew-this fundamental need of good citizenship should be kept before him, The Boy Scouts of America therefore recognizes the religious element in the training of the boy. but it_ is _apsQ.lμ_t¢ly non-~ectarian in its attitude toward that religious training. · Its poJicy is_ that _the organizatiqn or institution with which the Boy Scout is connected shall give definite attention to his religious life. · "Only men· willing to subscribe to this declaration of principle shall be entitled to certificates of leadership in ~rrying out the .Boy Scout Program.'' ~--THE SCOUT OATH On my honor I-will do my best- 1. To :do my duty to God and my country, and to obey the Scout Law; ~- To ·he!p•other people at all times; 3. To keep'. myself physically strong; mentally awake, and morally: straight._ THE SCOUT LAW - 1. A Scout- is trustworthy. · A Scout's honor is to be trusted. If he were to violate his honor by telling a lie, or by ch·eating or by not doing exactly a given task,• when trusted on his honor, he may be directed to hand over his Scout Badge. 2. A Scout is loyal. . He is loyal to all to whom loyalty is due: his Scout .leader, his home, and parents and country. · 3. A Scout is helpful. _ He must be prepared at any time to save life, help injured per. sons, and share the home duties. He must do at least one Good ·. Turn fo somebody every day. '4. A Scout is friendly. He is a friend to all and a brother to every- other Scout. 5. A Scout is courteous. ·He is polite to all, especially to women, children, old people, and the weak and helpless. He must not take pay for being heipful or c·ourteous. 6. A Scout is kind. . He is a friend to animals. He will not kill nor hurt any living creature needlessly, but will strive to save and protect all harmless life. 7. A Scout 1s obedient. He obeys his parents, Scoutmaster, Patrol Leader, and all other duly constituted authorities. 8. A Scout iS cheerful. He smiles . whenever he can. His obedience to orders is prompt and cheery. He never shirks nor grumbles at hardships. 9. A Scout is thrifty. He does not wantonly destroy property. He· works faithfully, wastes nothing, and makes the best use of his opportunities. He saves his money so that he may pay his own way, be generous to those in need, and helpful to worthy objects. He may work for pay, but must not receive tips for courtesies or Good Turns. 10. A Scout is brave. He has the courage to face danger irt spite of fear, and to stand up for the right against the coaxings of friends or the jeers or threats of enemies, and defeat does not down him . 11. A Scout is clean. He keeps clean in body and thought, stands for clean speech, clean sport, clean habits, and travels with a clean crowd. , 12. A Scout is reverent. He is reverent toward God. He is faithful in his religious duties, and respects the convictions of others in matters of custom and religion. ToExpire-----------------------------...,..,.,,--------------- Certificatee written (small) ___________________________________ _ Certificates written (large) _________________________________ _ Stencils made ------------------ STATISTICAL APPROVAL ' : [ RExiloN No. CouNCIL No. .. COUNCIL ·tr 558 ROSTER . . . . . J. 39 l~ REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date _____ JAU •.... ---•---------- ·.: .. ,-----------------------------··· Council. ......... _ ............. , .... .C.b.i.~aan ...... ------·····-················································································· State ....... :~~~-------,--: .......................... . I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending _____________ ·---~~~-~~---!?.! .. ~-------~:-._~---~-------, 19.~-----· · (Expiration Date): . and hereby make application. for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such tules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. . . . . . I transmit herewith:,$1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit, my answers to the following in support of my application. NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. ADDRESS TITLES CITY Memphis.· !en:a President '"' Vice-President " · Vice-President EXECUTIVE BOARD Re 57 p Re 68 }: 59 p v'Edwin Dalatl'om Vice-President Re /W .. P. Halltd.e.v Treasurer Re -S.;.89 Dean I/". /C.c. Holloman IP".·• -:C.R. Browa v Scout Com'r. Re 43 :E D . . Chiin§'!DY n.,. . 11 1stnct r. · vo.~ · """' · 58 . . ~ f.tou.te l,... Rernand.0 1 Miss. BatesYllle. Mias.. _ _I@ l~ctChr. ::> \~"'-(G~ District Chr. District Chr. District Chr. District Chr. _ ~ C\\. \ \. \>- District Chr. !!.,,. ... .,,..,,. n.,,,,.,~""l' W...am'fl~l-· u '* Camp.&Act. Chr. Re Health & Saf. Chr. 12 AO: 33 l .X AC aa.· J -- ~ vc. Arthur Brace R.L. lhrnce Co.· Finance Chr. Re x Rural Chr. · Reading Chr. Pub. Rel. Chr. *If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating thatfee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. AC ~ ~~--::~~-:-~~':"":""--::--~~~~~"'."'."""~:--~~-:-~~~~~~~~~---~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I hereby certify that every man listed hereon· is- I w l. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). .. · . , 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first pa:ers (as i*~~- c~~umn" a~~:e). .. · . ·. . S1gned ...... '/.t. .. ~-~::t.:t,-Jl!_q_w. __ /.g£,fJ:.J[~----------·---,·---Scout Executive '~'" ,-. ~-- . '; 1111111"""" REGION No. CouNCIL No. COUNCIL 8 I 551 Ro STER REGISTRATION ROSTER . OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date _ .... .:..~~--29. t.... .1 9~L .. _.. ,_ .... -... ··--- Council... ............ - ........... -.... -..... -~h~.~~@:~~!f. _________ ......................... _____ ........... --·-----···-···-.. --... _,,_ State. ........... __ ... fenn... ........ _.. ,, ____ ,. ..... __ I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending December 31 , 19~and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) ,, . PLEASE CHECK GROUP registration with the Boy. Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. by the National and Local Councils. · D Merit Badge Counselor. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is D ·Council Member not assigned to Committee. to cover subscription to 'the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following iri support of my application D Committee-one sheet can be useq providing each Committee is ma_rk_ed..v.rgperly. EUCUT .t V .Ill '.BOARD LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT 1~C. Clat!ka v 'l amea Seddon Alla . v · Dr. T .. s. Eliot , . 'lt,. w. Slav1ok v Ernest c. 'Ball v ·· J. Granvi i.le Gates v" i111:S.am r,,,,eb / Ruse Pritchard ./ ::.i BAAl.'ift !idwell ~ .Tr~ / lenneth Willt.ns OJ'ii!ill v 1larrv Webb ADDRESS STREET No. ·CITY TITLES • Sec:tetan Re .:x 874 Union Ave. )JI n Publ1e1tt ]f .. :x .A <'N·."S-~.,i ((.,, {0)\'f CJ 317 Ponlar 1te • ~ -:> ·' .~,~ at Iarmt Re ll tt • :x Jl Re ~ t " B :x " . • '!r " Re :I fi _: {\ \j\..:P" 1 \M~&'&ensiorl .. ll :x .. " Re :x ti N u ii 11 ll: Box 588 tt Re x *If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--0ne should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon is- '1. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). AO 24 PC .AC 51 PC AO 54 PC AC 39 PC AC 37 PC AC 44 PO .AC 43 PC AC 38 PC AC 4n PC AC 4El PC AC 5tl .PC AD .30 PC AC 5? PC AC 24 P< A.C 43 PC AC 53 PC 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as )Jljfat~in column aJ22Yl~· ., " ~ Signed--~~/~. l',,, (·.4,.1k • .,w Scout Executive · c REGION No. CouNCIL No. CouNCIL 5 558 ROSTER ., ·<~~ ~ . REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ..... /..@D_,, __ ;w. ..... l~ ..................................... · Council. .............. .Q~-~~~~~'-'-·--·-- ................................................. , ........................................................ State ...... T.e.tU;J..~s.aee ......... ,'. ................. . I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for · the year ending December 31. 19~ and hereby make ,application for (Expiration Date) PLEASE CHECK GROUP registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of. America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the ~onstitu~ion and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. by the National and Local Councils. . . . II Council Member not assigned to ·Committee. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which 1s to cover subscription tci the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of ·membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. l submit my' answers to the following in support of my application D Committee-one sheet can . be used providing each Committee is marked properly. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER ·NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT 'w •. L. Acro7d . / /G •. Worthen Agee / John A., Angus 1 / / J'Qn.e n • .4llen ./ Preston Allea 1/ !homas H. Allen .,, '·' Col,, vt,J !' !aeon / · ·Daniel H, Boone ./ fl,F .. Bowld ./ Julian :Brode / J,. Goodlett Brown ./ Char lea .M. :Bryan ,/ " Lewie C. Callow v E.R. Caldwell / ADDRESS STREET No. CITY sears· Roebuck Co. Mannhta. fflmft. Barrow :.kee Lab. " Farnsworth Blda. A P.O •. llox 5188.lliub.arnton Station .. Crane Co. lJ :Mempbie·Li.e:bt. Gae .. & Water Division • Medical Ar\8 Bldg. ti 156 Madiaoa :Barrow Agee La\.· 930 I. lJ - rr •. \.V n ti Ba.Uonal Bank of Oonaerce II Sterick lU&r. · llT ·Y '){ ,. RE 61 Re ·x " Re x R4li y Re x Re% Re x 8 !f x Re 38 Re 38-~ 1 Re z 1i x li x Ji x John 'lh:aT~frScana~ bv .. , ~d .... V. o~e . .ar.i.IW!O. .D.&.9,.6• d S f h h Jlt x h Id b -~-lf couter is to e reg1stere m various capacities an is paymg couter ee wit t e roster-one s ou e checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isr. r. u ar. B'7 At'! i;_~ AC S9 AC 34 AC 5A. AD It~ AC 53 AC l:;3 AC. ~9 AC 35 AC ta. .lC 51 AO n: AC \A .AD >8 AC I ca AC ~ AO ;1 -- PC :ro PC pC pC PC PC re PC ·pc PC PC l. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). .. 2. An American ·Citizen or has taken out his first p::::d.~-~~i~~<l:;~~:i!.~ .. ~~~;;~,:.:'.!.~ .................. Scout Ex~cutive c:.· .... ,·./··.· .. :' . ': : /· ~,: ' : REGION No. CouNCIL No. COUNCIL' ROSTER ,'REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ........ l~., ... ?.~•---*~·'··············-················ Council.· ............ : ...... c ....... :Ohi.ckaaa1f .................................................................................................... State ... · ...... !~.~.! ... : . .' ............................ . I agree to serve on the designated ·group or Co=ittee of the Council for the year ending n.cember 31 ' , 19~ and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and. Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUT! NG for the period of my membership with the understanding, that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membeFship fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. i· submit my answers to. the following in support of my application LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME ~···~ PL];ASE. TviE on PRINT vi W'. .. A .. uarlis eA Jr. - . ·/.T n l" ..... 11.f ... ,. ,_... ADDRESS .Amerlcau Snuff CJo.41. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. gJ Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. Rex AC 55 PC Rex,,-· AC 82PO Re x AC 39 .PC Rou\e l _.... ~ ,..,.o ...... n • Ii••· Re :x - . .· li!.R _ Crnmn~ •r• Rex · CHff'oiod DaYis Rex ,. Dr.. J. Murrv Da.vi s ,, lffi Madison. Ave. - Re % Georcre J.. .'Eckert v' ?So n ..... ,...., "•"'"" · 'It Re x VLT. Ed.ee standard Printing Co. It Rt'! "<.: % 11.J:>'l"'lr Ji!'· d.redtr& ,,/ Yenmhia Gas Light & Water Divist>m ft '!'.>- - . n ... ~ lLW Et.t...,, ,,._ ... \f/,,. Cflnerena.tion Childl"G of Is-l'ael It Re x . / .. lt .... _,_~, ... .' ,,.,. ~~-- .. 1. Ul .a- • lf % -· * If Scouter is to be regis.tered in various capacities and is paying Scouter 'fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). . AC 46 PC .A.0 74 PC Ml 60 PO AC 44 PC AC 45 PC AC 49 Fe ll.~ t;IJ 1'1'! AC 54 Pt'! AC 38 PC 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first p:~::d.:.~.a&~~if.~;:~:~J~~~-i.:l"':~~:J.. ................ Sc~ut Executive L REGION No. CouNCIL No. COUNCIL I 158 ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ...... ~~--~~J,_J~---------------------······ Council. ... ------~-~~~~---····························-····-················································································· State ....... ~!.: .................................. . I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending Decea'bel!" Sl l~ and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) PLEASE CHECK GROUP registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National artd Local Councils. 0 District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. ~ Council Member not assigned to Committee. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUT! NG for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership.· r su)J~nit my answers to the following in support of .my D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. application 'O ~ !::.:s ::;: ..... c: > LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES " ..... P.C ::r....+i s ..... ,,...., :u 3 I'll....., _.er .,, s ":::;:1; cn0"'.,1'11 "" " IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER "..., ;;· "" (Jl'bl'llro ... ... 'ADDRESS ' ~~I'll """ 0 -t(JQ·-· ~o "' ;:;· ~ s·z CO __ en ~~b -·r> 0..., "" :3 ""1 < 'O .... ,..(I <n!?.. ~=r~5: §.c- " 9 NAME ~=-:E 'O 'O 0 :i- " "'0 ""' W~O!!. .,- ... ;;· ... "" " PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY C>Q.. O :u Oen ~ " c .-+'O I'll :;i " ~" ' '~: ' ' .. ... . ' ' . ·- .. ~ * ~ ,··John '~ l'argo.soa, Jr. ./ CloYer lllll PJ.---~1- LJro.a, ·111••• le· x· AC v 1 Joh1l J-. Janell ;/ . . 1erretl t/ e.aino. Co. "-'Phi.• • , ... h x AC "./I.E. Fl•ll \,/ American Smi.tt Co. • Be x AC . Jo8',P)l D. ne11111.n1; ...( D. Canale & ·Co. • lie '~* AO Ce7,.Kon 13. haste!" v/ 1814 Exchange Jl.dg. ff I x AC .....-t"it ../·Dr. Geozrge Gart.:t7 ,Qi/ Ga:rtly fam.88¥ loapi\al ~ ~'\O))) a. x AO .,/hn lll • tlaaao• ..... Gtaar«lall L.tte lna. Co. \~ A~'V le x AC , ./Ired. Goldsml tb. ,,/ J. Qo1dallllh & Son• .oO --~ -.- lRe x AC ,/Jaek Goldsmt th ~/ J.,. Oold.ei\h l Sons.-. Q"f~~- • Ile x AC 1 /Dr. £,.M. &ra:V'~S v' IOQ 5. !arkdala (\ \ ~\;I- ff Be x AO J.M. Gmu$ ./ ~· Coloata.t Batt~ '«o. ~ .. le lt AC . ....&:'\ (CJJ'/>V ...--:.\. ~" '\\)>i> ./:t. w. Bal• ~ L\ w.- et Ba AO ./ '' ouse x Ar.thu'I" Balle \."/ pliff A. Balle • h x Ac Robert G. Beard ,/ 545 c - iftUA :81il•~ • Iii .... .. ~ A •. t .. Heiskell v S~el"le.k Bld«. ff Re ..:J;fi1 al! R.E. 11111 / Batioaal. Oak 11.0Q\lM> Mfga. Asan. • le x AC 1.w. Bi!Wb ,/'. Woo !hea\J'18 - •• .> • 1le AC x ur. 4 • ., • .&11D80D ,,,./ ,' 1024: Madi.on • • x AC v-'feJ'F leY • .lanl4 .B. Boaj '100 Po1>la.r • Ill ~~ . AC! I /.A~L. Bopper / Claaabll as Ave. Wh1 teha"Yea. ~enn a. v x *If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one shoultl be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). jfJ > "' " ~ g: ... ;. Q.. " '< 36 '' a 48 38 64 33 53 42 " .. 49 81 50 AG ... .. 42 53 A'!J 5&. ~;;~ p- ~ '< "0 _::::.c 0 " " Q. "" ..,,,, \l) ~-.:f' Q..0>() Q..f'> g:~g .~i;[ PC 1'0. ftf PO PO PC PC PC. PC PC ., Pe m n 11'1' l'Df'I PC PO PC 'PA • 2. An American Citizen o~ has taken out his first p::::d:;;2l~~:;.:::1~~::~~l~!ll.L ..................... ~cout Executive REGION No. CouNcIL No. COUNCIL 5 558 Ro STER ~:~~=~~~~~~~~~~=~~-~-,--~-~----=-~-~~~~=----~-~~~-~=~-----------~-~-~:-_·_·:_·_--~~~!~:~:::~~::::=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: I agree to se1D90n &e desih,nated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending em el' . 19~ and hereby make application for (Expiratiqn Date) . registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a merpbership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. · · I transmit herewith $LOO membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUT! NG for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee aJ the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. l subIIiif my answers to the following in support of my application. · LIST MEN ON C01\'1MTTTEES IN ALPHABETICAL· ORDER NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT. ,/Perc , C. Rel !IUgbea · C.M. laoo'bs0a J.C. 1'.C .. . me Xel l e.l" \/ Dr. LG.· Lee Dr. .\..·'"'"·· \, .. ,.· ADDRESS STREET No. CITY . s.c. Toof & Co. .. Co .. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. ~ Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. • ff • .. IC • • .. *If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). . . 2. An American Citizen or has taken. out his first pa.pers ( as~~!:t-::i; 1~~1~:~ c~~::~ ·, , "".J • S1gned .. ~f , .... :: .......... ;.; __ , __ ,,~--~·-"-··········";"····-········----------Scout Executive c REGION No. CouNcIL No. COUNCIL 5 558 Ro STER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Jan. 29 1940 Date---------·----------------~-----------·------------------·-----·------- CounciL--·-----------·---------------------------.Qblckasaw. ___________________________________ , _______________________________________________ State _______________ 'fenn-------------------------------- I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending Deo&mber 31 , 19--4() and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUT! NG for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. PLEASE CHECK GROUP O District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. O Merit Badge Counselor. SJ Council Member not assigned to Committee. O Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER ADDRESS - ..;' NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY Sout.hem Lea\her Co • Re x . ©."v¥if'Scouter is to be regi~tered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee w.ith the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon ·isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers ( a~c~tp in ~olumn <)f~~~;,. S . d ~·. r.- .,.<~~ .,, ,,/J,,,,,,, " ,, cJ' . .;·> · ,,., ,,. " " ' S E t'. "/\"':-' .... ~ .... ,, - ·~i·- :t ,,7 t~ .. ,-....(,- .· (,- -~··;:,.· "· --./ 1gne .. . ....... --------·"·------~-----·--·---·-------------·---------------------- cout xecu 1ve c REGION No. CouNcIL No. COUNCIL ROSTER .5 558 REGISTRATION ROSTER OF· COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ...... J.~L-~• .. lKQ,~------------------------------ CounciL .......................... Old.Dkasaw ..................................................................................................... Stat.e ........ ,.!.~;!;., ............................... . I agree to serve ori the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending De.eember 31. , 1~ and hereby make application for · (Expiration Date) . registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by .the Consti.tution and By-Laws and such mies and regulations· as may be promulgated from time to "time by the National and Local Councils. . · I transmit herewith $LOO membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUT! NG for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of" my membership. I subm:it my answers to the following in support of my application LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME PLEASE.TYPE OR PRINT " Clifford Penland : .: We•1ey E .. P-• ... :-- j. , C. .. !. Penneb.Sksr / ,/ .th>. ,' S&iii: L• ··:l't.!Jtnes v' . llen.rY 'l'. RameeY . / ADDRESS STREET No. 1't0 s~newA.ll P~ O. :Box 219'1 1442 Can .. ?834'::Madisn.·· ··· l?,35 ttaie Forest Hill Da.11"1'. , CITY PLEASE CHECK GROUP D District Committee-one sheet can be .used providing each District is marked properly .. D Merit Badge Counselor. ~ Council Member not assigned to Conimittee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each ·Committee is marked properly. " .. ~ IR\'\O))J • • ft ·+.. tt Re· X le x Re x Be x Jle x Re. x Re x Re x Re x AO 50 PO AC 4t PG AO 40 Pb:• AD 41 PC AC fl PC *If Scouter is to be registered in various.capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above), 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (a~,c~~_rd in ~~lumn l~~v~). _ · · . s· d. ___,, . .,._. /'.>f;.,,://'.. ·,r· . ' !1 ./-( ( (f' ., (', "< s· t E t• 1gne .~ .. ir.: ••• ~!f:.: ••.•• "······"'·'""···""'········································· cou xecu 1ve ' ,.- .~ - " REGION No. COUNCIL No. COUNCIL 5 i58 ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date -~J~.!.. .. 291._l.940 _____________ ........... _. ___ ' Council... ............... -.................... ~hl~ka.IU ... --------·-----·····-····-···-····-···-·-·········--··-·-·-···-··--····--··-········- State .... !laDXlt. _____________________________ : I agree to serve on the designated group cir Committee of the Council for the year ending Bee • 31 . , 19 40 and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a. membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER ADDRESS NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY !hoe. J. Semmes v· M. M. :Bosworth Co. R •. A. ~or ... :£:. .,. . .!ft.umeoa ._,/· 'Steve Tum.ball k'. New toa Lite Ins. Co. 11 Court Bouse ~ Samet eon Co,. Inc. Al.via. i. Well ...,.. 1t \/ n .... 1 L. Wt11t ... v' PLEASE CHECK GROUP D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. Ill Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. N x AC Re 5·&31! Re ·x AC 4E PO Re 37 .AC N AC x 54· PO Re .A.0 AO * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American: Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as i Signed_ in column above). "'<i:.£,,((}tr.1iJ~,.f' ~f4!,e_:•rt!.AJ...-<•'',.::..:: ___ Scout Executiv~ · · - ...... -- REGION No. COUNCIL Nb. COUNCIL f) 558 ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCit SCOUTERS Date-----~~--~·-~-~---········---···--·- Council... .. _______ .. _ ........... _.,._ .... ~~~-~~! .... ------·-·-----····-···-··-······-···-···---·······-··-·---·-·---····-·-·-·--·······- State-.......... -!!~!-· ·-····--·-··-··---····-- ! agree to ~rve ~ the ~ignated group or Committee of the Council for the year end m. g .uece e r .,.1 , 19_ 4,0 a nd h ere by ma ke app 11. cab·o n f or (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. · LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT . Ned Canttell Pete Muehiaio Fred Morriaoa 1/ Gord.on A,. Pau.l "' fred Pr1 tchar4 " ;< ADDRESS STREET No. CITY 899 lbulison A••• 1359 s. Wellington 49 lt. lfhJ:tcl 1111 l'al.1• mag. 72S·Atla.nt1* 433 Madi son Ave. 3l.Sl Popl_.- PLEASE CHECK GROUP D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. o:ltierit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. "llapn1a -:ae JI ... , 60 ·~ • Re ~ A~ 2E ~· " JI ::II Al.. .:i1:u:·v -. 1ii ll A\ 'I~ ~ ... Re J A\ 4:lt'1 . t ' \ • Re ll AC ~J. .ft " ~ ll A< '~ PC • - 1r J AC: c => Pt .. • r:--·(?-J\ i'.l?e. l l M. 3, PC _,_...., . c ·h\ ......., (•' '"'•( t\ l \~ 'l t ......... ,_._I/ )~ ,JI v Re l .At '! I. l'Ci \~;_-:;,,,~ RE l A\ "Ii> .t1 a Rfi ~ AC l ) l : .r't * If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). . 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first pape~s (a~ca~~ i.n column ~ove). .. Signed-:--~~~~all.ll .'?;1a1tMJAfi! .~ Scout Executiv~ ... - .. ·,--, ........ .. -·..--:-·--- ·-··-·· REGION No. I COUNCIL No. COUNCIL 6 558 ROSTER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date _________ !!?.~ }.O..t..J..~---···------ CounciL ______________________________ Cl?.!..~~tm.Y _________________________________________________________________________________________________ State~----···---~~:~..!.-----------·--·-·------------ ! agree to serve on the ·designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending Det:<3t:ihar 3l. , 19~ and hereby make application for · (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time. to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT ADDRESS STREET No. PLEASE CHECK GROUP D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. /Welson Castles Manhattan Savings Dank n r.,m .. ~n u " .)Re x AC sr PC ~..X.....T~H....._~n..~.1.an,·-~------L1~~~-~Ci·~D~·Mlfrult_ ______ ~•-_jl~!Qlligaj-LI1~~Uemmb.,!ha~•Re:=_-t-:yit.!--_J____j~A~CJ_'.!4~~l~PC /Albert Ers!tille Geo. T,. lirodnax... In~. . 11 Execu.ti ve Boar fiie x AC 4l PC A r:( x , W.J. • Prescott. 234 s. :Sc.tlYedere • Ootmci l Membez RE x AC & PO Rua sell Pe$t e ~id.1?eon Thomas Iron On. 11 Distr. Com. Re x AO 4~ PC Cnunei l Jlembel!' Rl-l x ./.Dr. A.~. Weeka 999 E. P-.....2-- South Q Distr• C.-itil.. ~ Re x - , .. ~/,-~~\ c. ' (( "' ((\'..\'-(! c') \. "\._._.•} \ :_\ '<~·:~:i' T. J.. Beauchamp Dr. O.B. Braithwaite J.W. Ester James A. DeWalt W. Alonzo U>cke Re x Prnf. A- Love 1100 Miss •. BlTd. .. Member at lar:.!ri N y.: 761 Walker Ave. He x *If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--one should be checked indicating that fee is.enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as inmcated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated iP';_£OlV,;mD above..'L "" AC 3~ PC AC ~PO AC 3~ PC AC SI PC AO 8! PC AC 4~ PC AC 4? PC AC 5p PC .A.C I .'!t PC AC Q) PC . /#':~,.<FU{q,.,J/{7f~ Signed ff Scout Executiv~ Nati;;:.:;_;_'.l. (.;:.-o.nc:i.1, B. :: • .i.i. • 2 Parlt ;,;renue,, Neu '{(;~".'k !;;ty • 1;.1. J'ebr:J.ary lo. 1940. Cordially your~, w. Gordon Morris Scout mitecutive . . ... . . ·::-..• ~ '· REGION No. COUNCIL No. COUNCIL 5 558 Ro STER REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date _t!~~~--._ 1940 ·---·-·-··---·---- CounciL ................................. Qhi~~~·-······-·------·······-····-·---··-···-···-·········-··--········-·········-·····················- State ............. -..... ~enin. ----···--·-·-·--· I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending Deeemb er · 31 , 19_j,() and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I .subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of. America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if ·a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such· rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the. publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscdption will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and contiiiue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application · PLEASE CHECK GROUP D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. D Merit Badge Counselor. D~ouncil Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. .LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER $1.00 Imluded in incloaed draft. ADDRESS NAME l'-l'u.'Af~ TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY 3052-Cowdea x " ,·. *If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--one should. be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. · I hereby certify that every man lii:;ted hereon iS-:.: 1. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column ab<;>ve). AC 3Cr PC Signed _ _ _________ Scout Executive Ifaticinal Council. B. S •. A., 2 1:«.:~t'h· Avenue, New YJrk Cit~1, N.Y. Gentlemen: Included in the incloaed draft is $7.00 for which pleaGe 455 lfoynce receives hiti Scouting rif;ht a.w~ as la.st ·},rear he said h.;;i did not get it until Septat1ber. 'lhanldng you. and with 'best wishes, I am WGN/ 1'i w .. Gordon Morr1·1 Scout Executive , 1.M. 9-38-i>. ... .:::•."->.···· -. -- .·~·-······ :;:<!~ REGION No; COUNCIL No. I COUNCIL I 6 558 ROSTER ' REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS n t Fel~ ~a- 1940. a e ··--····--r·--------·-··:.t.--·--··-·-·-·--···-··-- Council ........... _____ Q~).~.Q~~Jll.'.l!f. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ State ............ !r~-~..!'--··--·---------- I agree to serve on. the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending December 31 , 19.AO, and hereby make application for (Expiration Date) registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER NAME PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT ADDRESS STREET No. CITY PLEASE_ CHECK GROUP D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly. l:J: Merit Badge Counselor. IJl Council Member not assigned to Committee. D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Committee is marked properly. /George AwSlMl'b 1792 Forrest Mer.:.nhis- !enn. •• x AC 5 I PC /Dolph Clazk 1035 McLeroo!'e ll '' x AO 3' I l'C -.-'_ 11 ---!a_l_l-"-ac'--e_.R_..;__._ R_(_;d __ .d_. ----+---=1=-=o:..:9c..:5:_.--=N-=-·---'-P=a.:t:=-=kw==•a..~Y _____,_ . ______1 _1- --'1--+--'x==-1---1---1-=.AJ=-iO _ !;j ~_P_C Geora:e Wood. rJeo. ~. Brodnax. Inc. •rn 11 x AO· 8 • ~ ~k..:::b..::.r...;:.•_::..F..:.:er;:_;•ey::JL__W_,,,o=o-=d------1--=C~o=-=l:..:::'UlD=bi~ar.=-1 --=Jd=-="u=-=t~ua=l_:T::.::o~w.:.:e::::r~--"----___,.--11 __ 1_-11....::x:.i-.--,- AO _ _! ~ _..11~M~r~·-Geo-'=-=~·~J~•::::_t~r~,~~~=l=in~tr~;~=e=r~--1~45-==~o~'"·~h~'A"""-'v·n~-~e~2~~~~~~~~~"~~----t-~_.J_3_._C~o"UD~~·-~-1-.·..'..,. _ ~-~·--1-·-AO ~I PO (( -,, _(Q) \ '<( CJ ~-~~::-;l -·----------------+-----------------,...,--.,-,-n~ ~(( 4---?~1(~·--'- \-(j-!, ---------+---+---l----+--+----l--+-- I( \\_y '-'-'--_f1-·' '··----------------1----------------------------1---+--l----ll----l--+---I-- - ---· ---···---------11----------------------------+--+--I----+--+----+--+--- ------------------1----------------------------+---1--I---+---!----+--+--- ------------------1---------------------------+---+---I---+---+----+--+-- ------ -------------------1----------------------------1---+--+---l----l--+---I-- -- '" .. ·------·----..:.....---------------------------'----'---'-------'---'----'-----'-- "' J f Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter. I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above). 2. An American Citizen or; has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above). Signed-- ______________ Scout Executive C 0 U 1'l C J L J B. S. ;\. J l'l C. E&LOT FOR ELECTION OF OFFICERS .AND COUNCIL MEMBERS-AT-LARGE FOR YEAR BEGINNING JA!fil.A:g.Y l. 199-Q t-----------------·------~ l!~OR PRESIDENT (Vote for.....QE~~ --+Mx· Ab_._ Sc~a.rff, I ---"---·------ ---·--~] OR VIC_t~SIDENTS __ (......,V~o . ie ,for F~~ --.__._ .. Mr. _b_K. Bur;:c111~·- I M P •. A. ClB.¥,~ M.r..:__EQ,. Dsg s t.r.._.o __ m._~---- . f ~ew B. w~====-· _-__ -_-_-· -~ ' ----·------ __ ,,__1 __ ·---------·-----··" .,FQR SJOC:RETARY ----- {VotS3 fQL...Qzl..fil. =±~~c. °'~-----~~=~ · FOR TMASURER _ __{Vote for_-=On-~.~-.. -.)_. 1 1---1-M_r_. _!'-!...~ ti:.?-.1.!_id~v________ _ _______ ...__...,_ ___ ,,..,... __ ~------ FOR COMMIS._S __ I_O_NE_· R ______ (,_V..._o,....t_e ._f'.2.£_~e). i---.i--M=r-'-• ..,.;Hen.!X_M. Cl~top. ___________ ... i----' ---------------- FOR FIELD COMMISSION_E_R ____ ..... (V_o_kfg__r_~_e)_ Mr. F. Joe F_lan_ag....._an ______________ ******•**** i---------------w----~-· FOR COUNCIL MEMBERS-AT-LARGE. <>!'>. ner J..;;_;:::.:....~:::.=:.:::~-=:===~=:::=:..L...,;~...s::.;:,:..:1;...... ____ i--·-""'r"'"'tt=a=c=h=e=d_.l::.;;i;.:::s~t..:... ------·--------···-· ..,. _ _..! __________________ t-------------------........ · ·--------·-----------' Acroyd, W. L. Agee, G. Worthen Alexander, Vance J. Angus, John A. Allen, James Seddon Allen, June D. Allen, Preston All en, Thomas H. Atkinson, Dr. W. R. Austin, John A. Awsumb, George Ayroes, Dr. J. c. Baber, Rodney Bacon, Col. W. J. Ball, Ernest C. Barker, Judge H. H. Barrow, E. R. Barry, Edward F. Bateman, Dr. R. J. Beasley, John B. Bizet, Emile A, Blaisdell, Dr. C. F. Blue, Dr. Vi. R. Bodley, Dr. J. W. Bolton, A. Earle Bondurant, Jack Jr. Bondurant, Julian B. Boone, Daniel H. Bowld, W. ]'. Boyce, Rev. E. G. Boyle, J. Bayard Bradley, Dr. James F. Brennan, J. J. Brode, Julian Brown, J. Goodlett Brown, R. G. Brown, s. Toof Bruce, C. Arthur Bunn , H • T. Burrow, A. K. Butler, C. W. Jr. Caldwell, E. R. Carlisle, G. A. Jr. Callow, Lewis C. Campbell, Dr. Willis C. COUNCIL MEMBERS· .. AT-LARGE 1 Canada, Col. J. W. j Canale, Phil M. Carroll, W. S. I I Carter, M. O. Castle, S. Nelson 1 Che.mbers, C. M. I Chambers, J. D. 1 Gha.mpion, R. G. j · Chandler, O. l3. Christenbury, Fred L. I I Church, C. H. Clark, Dolph 1 Clark, Roscoe C. j Clarke , P. C • , Clayton, Henry M. I Cleyton, P. A. Coffey, Ben B. Jr. I I Cohn, B. L. Cole, Sam F. 1 Collier, J. D. l Condon, Martin J. t Cooper, W. O. I Coors, Dr. G. A. Cory, A. J. 1 Cox, Allen Jr. ( Cox, Orin L. 1 Cox. W. W. I Crawford, A. M. Creson, R. F. I I Creson, T. K. Crenshaw, W. A. 1 Crump, E. H. Sr. f Crump, E. H •. Jr. , Cunningham, Jesse I I I l l I I I I Dat.strom, Ed Darnell, Herbert Davis, Clifford Dean, S. B .. Defries, Ray Lee Diehl, Dr. Charles Dilworth, J. E. Dolan, T. R. Donelson, Andrew J. Dozier, R. M. Davis, Dr. J. Murry ( Eckert, George J. Ectge, W. T. :il}d.mondson, J. S. Edwards, Frank C. Eld:-edge, Mark Eliot, Dr. T. S. Erskine, Albert R. Ettelson, Dr. H. W. Evans, Dr. S. S. FargRson, Jobn T. Jr. Farrell, Jolm J. :B'iedler, Dr. F. W. Finch, M. E. Fisher, Allen Flanagan, Joe Fleming, Joseph D. Ford, Fred Fowler, VV. B. Frazier, Ceylon B. Freeburg, Harry GR.rtly, Dr. George Ge.tes, J. W. Gaut. D. c. Geiger, Ervine Glascock, Charles Glasgow, Ben E. Goldsmith, Fred Goldsmith, Jack Goltman, Dr. J. s. Gooch, Cecil M. Graham, F. J. Graves, Dr. L. M. Grout, F. M. HPJ. e , E • ?l. Halle, Arthur Hallid~, W. P. Hampton, W. M. Harrold, E. A. Hartley, Robert W. Heys, Lake Heard, Robert G. Heiskell, A. L. Henry, Wallace Herrington, R. L. Highsaw, Prof. J. L •. Hill, R. E. Hirsh, B. W. Hobson, Dr. J. J. Holmes, F. C. Holt, Meynard HopPcr, A. L. Hopper, Joe B. Howard, Percy Rud.son, Calvin Hughes, Allen Jr. Hughos, C. Rel Hunt, J. D. Hussey,Robert J. Irby, W. B. Jr. Jacobson, C. M. Johnson, J. C. Johnson, W. C. Jolly, Dave Jones, Henry s. Jones, Dr. Robert W. Jones, Hugh Jones, Walk C. Jr. Keller, Eu€ene Karr, L. J. Klepper, George M. Klinck, Chief Irby Knoff, Edward M. Krivcher, Joseph Lane, Hunter Lane V. G. Lee, Je.mcs Lee, Dr. R. G. Lee, Robort E. Lee, Chief Vi, D. LePrincc, J. A. Lerner, S. M. Leroy, Dr. Louis Levy, Dr. Louis Lewis., Dr. A. c. Lewis, T. -W. Loeb, Willinm Libby, Frn.nk Lichterman, Ira J. Lightmrai, M. A. Linn, E. R. Livermore, Dr. George R. 1 Lohmeyer, J. A. Lucas, Fred Mo.cfnrlanc, G. o. Mallory, W. W. Malone, J. H. Maury, J. :E. Maxon, Bishop James M. McCabe, C. T. McCaslin, Dr. Robert H. McElra.vy, C. A. McGee, E. L. McGeorge, H. L. McGregor·, John McKee, R. W. McKnight, Thomas McWhorter, A. D. Meernan, E, J. Melroy, N. J. Morgan, Allen Morgan, John T. Moriarty, Herbert Mottweiler, Forrest Myers, Ben F. Nickey, Sam Jr. Norfleet, R. Vance 0 1Brien W. J. 0 1 Callaghan, J. E. 0 1 Connor,Fra.nk Orgill, Ednrqnd Orgill I{. ~i. Orgill, William Overton, Watkins Ozburn, N. Field Owen, W. L. Page, Carl Patton, Wesley E. Peete, Russell Penland, Clifford Pennebaker, C. T. Peres, Hardwig Pidgeon, Everett Pipkin, A. E. Pipkin, Perry Plank, E. E. Plough, Abe Prescott, W. J. Pritchard, Russ Ra.gland, S. E. R::i.gsdale, F. V. Ragsdale, Dr. W. E. Raines~ Dr. Sam L. Ramsay, R. G. Ramsey, .Henry T. Reid, Wallace R. Richardson, Charles D. Richardson, Gilmer Ries, Elmer .M. Riechman, J. A. Roberts, John E. Ross, J. L. Roulhac, John S. Roy, George T. Jr. Ruch, Dr. Walter A. Rugg, L. E. Russell, Edward P. Russell, Dr. George M. Byan, W. A. Sr. Byan, w. A. Jr. Bychener, Dr. R. b. SaJno, J. E. San.down, W. H. Scharff, Abe Scharff, Aaron R. 1 Schloss, Gilbert M. Schoembs, Arthur Schwartz, Merrill Searight, Dr. M. W. Sellers, Perry Se:itton, Fred Shepherd, S. J, Sibley, Dr. Josiah Sims, R. B. Jr. Skinner, J. t. Skinner, Raymond Srni th, Wal U:1r L. Springfield, C. L. Strauss, G. D. Sull iv en , H. P. Sweeney, Frank Taylor, Kenon Taylor, t. R. Taylor, R. A. Taylor, Dr. Robert Thompson, E. F. Thompson, L. K. Turnbull, Steve • Turner, Norfleet Tyson, W. T. ' Valen tine, John Wadloy, Dr. S. L. 1 Waggener, Andrew B. Wagner, D. Eugene Walker, s. P. Waring, Col. Roane Watkins, R. G. Webb, Harry Webster, William A. Weeks, Dr. A. B. Weems, Charles Weil, Alvin B. Wetter, Henry Williams, Dr. Gray Wild, A. J. Wilkinson, Russel William, O. P. Williss, Carl L. Wi l son, Harry C • Wood, George Wood, Dr. Percy ~Vray, T. Cecil Wurzburg, Abe Young, Dr. Thomas K. Zink, Clyde J. Zook, Martin Council Members elected at the Annual Meeting December 11, 1939 for the year 1940. ....... . ....... ·/ - J,,O 0 uJ oJ1:t:z-~ , ,, 0-0 comrcrt MEMBERS<• ~-J). . . '. ~~~) 1 <Frvv-vJ · ti Acroyd, W. L. :' ··~ ',,./a,na a, Col. J. w. , · '. V,...Agee, G. Worthen '> ' Canale, Phil M. .. · r. ~ €);f"~ (. · VAlexander, Vance J. ;, ~ 1 ,/carrolli W. s. fl''"~<f\!''~~· 11''•,.." , vJui,gus, John A.~/d.l- R.,,.~ • . d.i,,~-:_ { ~ter, M. O. v-Allen, James Seddon .-/,.:1 ,7(L I; c:. ii V'Castle, S. Nelson 1· · V"'Allen, J'l:l,ne D. .· . . " 1 • i...eh.a L!!l~ers,. C. M. /, 0 0 V'!llen, Preston · VChrunoers, J. D. , .. vA'llen, Thomas H. 1 • ~pion, R. G. . , · V".A.tkinson, Dr. W. R. , dler, O. B. I· :_. > --r-· .:z 7 V'Austin, Johp. A. . .. ,•Christenbury, Fred L.fo.<?""71··~.:::> V'Awsumb, George 1 •C:hurch, C. H.~. ?/ L---Ay~es, Dr. J. C. )' C I·: .·. ~' · ~J.ark, Dolph . · . , / ,L I , BA..~ ... Ui..~"'1~ AJ '~/ ,·~;i.ar~~ Rposccoe c>..~ '.A.I_. If 5Y h"'"'?'i•;i---C ,. / ~ "' l3ao~r, Rodney ,;f,/, I'~~:: :._ i...-vl~riu;i, . .. /{."f'-~·' ,, :< ,. ... .-- ~_aeon, Col. W. J. 1.'•.l· . J ",....,'Clayton Hen...vM ........ t'.,..c~-~ 1·"' ,/' . vBall, Ernest C. '' · f.f 6J.., ·j....Clayton: P. A: A!t.,j. 1)1. ~:?. ">O v V""°Ea.rke:r, Judge H, H. . 1 •Coffey, Ben B. Jr.~~-z.zir::> I v--:(arrow, E. R. i · 1 0ohn, B. L. •· Barry, Edward F. ,...-a·ole, Sam F. , !'?. 0ateman, Dr. R. ~ ti I LP-Collier. J. n. '""" ~...-'(.( Q,J!.-J_, ~ - ::.?'~~-Y . • Beasley, John B. ~ "'' , jvefondon 1 M11.rtin J. · · ·""· · -- · 1 . i..--13izot, Emile A./t.J. ~4 ',v · 1 ~oo:per, W. O. v;B1aisd:ell, __ lll', c.. F.~.Q. j~Coors, Dr. G. A. N Blue,_Dr. W. R. Cot-y, A. J. ~~~~~~: ~~· r:~1!' '+;oft l~o~: ~~\::~. t1-, ,,_,. d ). viondurant, Jack Jr. ,::.?ox. W. W. ·· · Bondurant, Julian B. ·. . J.........era.wford, A. ~: , Boo~e, Da.nielJI. ?Jl°'1_..,f~J: .. , · W_Epeson, R .. F.(fY" • Bowld, Vil. F.7-.r . ._;;p ~ 1 - 1 •.,.....creson, T. K • .,---B~s e 'J ReT~·. as, El. . e.~ ~en sha.~, W. A. i-~y.le, J,. Bay~rd ~ · __ + r:J;; . , .... 9J-ump, E. H. Sr. V'13:c:@d1 "*°' Dr ~M'. \7"'-'I. ...,- \ fvCI'IJ.l'iip, E. H. Jr. '' ". Brennan, J, J. al ,......-Cunningham, Je~se,,_.~,. • .Brode, Julian;::;::~J.? f '; 11-· .. f"i J! .;E'4'1 / /·.f/7,A<r '!'.'.'. ~;1 v'~~~:: i: ~~odlett /· ·)-_ . ,· "; 1 ::fa~!~~~·;:!~~7f ./~( .. ~~~~,,I 1 !/"'Brown S Toof · t. A-'' ._.fv-n __ avis, Cli-fford ! ' ~'· W ....... , . • : ' .. 1 , fl I/. I~ '. ·, A- .II ·" I/ .oruce, C. Arthur,., br · ·. 1 t.--1Jean, S. B. ·"ff'/. .. • "".'.11:.•: ,. ' v:Bunn t H. T. / /) /J v I J..-1'.)efrie $' Ra;y Lee ' t/ ......-·J3urrow, A. K. /CY- 7 ' i..-fiiehl, Dr. Charles. , · . / ./' ·~ vl3utler, C. W. Jr. ./,. .., . I _Dilworth, J. E. . ' . v~C =~/.d,lv: '~e~ ~1~,1" 1t 1 l>E.a.R, •. #. ,,,,- v'--..1 ,ni?,f) ~,,- !l-"' Dolan , T • R. , ! · ' .r r. tu. , ~-!!.'I.~. •v·~so1r1-··Andio-ew .. J. ; ·· N' Crirli sle, G. ,A.. 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Jr. V ~'arrell, John J. : , ' · 1 VF:i.edler, Dr. F .• W. /, trD • 1 t Jacobson, C. M • ./"F· h " E 1 . ~ J C _inc , .vi. • : ; . hnson, • • vFisher, Allen j, ~L .,.....- r.: •. Johnson, W. C. • Fla..."'lagan, Joe -i::f, ~ J/l>-f. 1 h,,.,,'\l'olly, D;::i,ve :,.' .. : ~ ~ ""1'1eming, Joseph D. · I.a.Jones, Henry S. 1,':;. lf.1 NFord, Fred lv.jones, Dr. Robert W. ,-::; .. I :Z.- ~owler, W •. B. i'-JTOnes, Hugh F;'azier, Ceylon J. , NJones~ Walk C. Jr. <..t.· BL vFree1Jurg, Harry~ a,:.; :Jrv'11 ~-· 't ' • • :4·· o-:1....e...~"'""~"""" ""'"'"'"' • • 1"'1"'1{.t!ller, Eugene 1 • l/d;.rtily, Dr. Ged 'ge 1 · t.· · ~ c--.X\. lv1fcrr, L. J. vr,:·· J Gates, J, W. 1 ~l\lepper, George M. VGaut, D. C. •~Klinck, Chief Irby Geiger, Ervine ~l):noff, Edward M. . v·G1ascock, Charles 1VKrivchcr, Joseph v'Glasgow, J3en E. I , ~oldsmi th, Fred I ~ane, Hunter ,,...-(}oldsmi th, Jack .L #J ..,..,. . '~ane v. G. i--t'roltman, Dr. J~ S, /{)·../ · 'i .>· lv--!ee, Jv,r.ws ~ooch, Cecil M. ,~ee, Dr. R. G. ti G.raham, F. J. ; .. /'Lee, Robert E. VI' I"' ' Graves, Dr. L. M. 1\./t'cc, Chiuf i"l. D. -. x. •···,G~out, F. fy!, .. · .. , ,, ¥:,':\It 1v-r;ePrincc, J. A. • ;l.;:;•l'i~:~,~~"i"·" :\~/.i'~ ... ~ .. .:::·it·~·,'\f.1~:i~l.f~ i 1--·-!J"ernor, S. 1vI. , v11cl e, E. ?1. :L--"".Leroy, Dr. Louis ......... v--Halle, Arthur ;: , . jl.··L'~vy, Dr. Louis f,(··· Halll. d<>'r W P <r:o.j ~/ ,f :t:~ ~ .Jd. ,_..,Wis Dr A C ' c.'\1 t e I , · ,.., '/ ~ 7· I j - .LIU •t • o • ! ti H __ a.mpton, W. M. 4• 1'--Lewis, T. W. · ;,r ~.J ~ :,,_,Ir, . Vilarrold, E. A. I'&'-/.. ti~ • ! 1 -, . r_ .. .,:'~_cb, Willi nm i,.>11artley, Robert w. 1i .-1 1V'L1oby, Frnnk ""'1tavs, Lake JKichte~man, Ira J. . . / ;/'1Ieard, Robert G. ·~ ... g,htm<_.:n, M. A._ . [). v· i.J,, ·a 1"/Lin. n, E. R. ~ ""~ ;t,.. fJ¥"J 11'' rt.-:-"'·. () H~skell, A. L.S,:S")i7 ,..,, rv. • v-v ""1fenry, Wallace !"""t:i..i.rermoN, Dr. George R. · . V'Herrington, R. L. 1 ~hmeyer, J. A. Al'Highsa.w, Prof. J. L. ! tr..LU.cas, l!1 red l./Itill, R. E. : y-"'Hi.rsh, B. W. 1vJ~n.cfnrlan~, G. v'!fobson, Dr. J. l~1J arl, Vt. W. Holmes, F. C. ~1aJ.one, J. H • . #- G.1· !'.');"~. I .• (j-{~·T'.J--.. ,,,'"' ~- . """''\.. x , ,i_,_.< - ~ury, J. E., viifaxon, Bi shop Jame a M. ~ • t..--McCabe, c. T. . i ~rcCaslin, Dr. Robert H. i, ·. Mi!cElravy, C. A. ~ McGee, E. L. ~ b! / ~lcGeorge, a. t.' vM'cGregor·, John t..-1/rcKee, R. W • .,,,·McKnight, Thomas · · I v1I9Whorter, A. D. rb-J. A.i ' .i "" foeman, E. J. ~Ielroy, N. J. v-Morgan, Allen £,..-Morgan, John T. i ' .' chardson, Charles D. 1 • ' · •Richardson, Gilmer -;:;, . -let:' -l:rties, Elmer M. 'if.BL. echman, J. A. · · .,i, , - t/11.oberts, John E. /{,1-f- /14.' ,/Ross, J. L. ~ ,Q • ·f~ouihac, ·"John s . . ivhoy, George T. Jr. Lf:J .~ch, Dr •. i'lalter A· . jAugg, L. E. ·. · 1 t1Rllssell, Edward J?. · · ,vfi,";l:ssell, Dr. George M. I. ~ D 1 ~an, W. A. Sr~ lb-IWan, W. A. Jr. ;~,;honep, ,,Dr. R. D. !'' • Moriarty, Herbert •·Mqttweiler, Forrest~~. iA/fyers, Ben F. I ~1 H·W· Lt t:.l ~ i j~aino, J. E. ~ i"VSa.n.down, W. H. ~ , , . I• Scharff, AbJ-z:;.., )...l J /l"V- /j::r-,:r~ v \../Niak.ey, Sam Jr. /, fT'O ,.......~Norfleet, R. Vance j;.<~'()'i Brien W. J. ~ .. Callaghan, J. E. J, c VC51 Connor, Frank' vg~:iii'K~d~ ~·I .. )C --Scharff 1 Aaron R. 1 .....Sl!hloss, Gil be rt M. J' j 4choembs, Arthur 1 vS'chwartz, Merrill ,. !·~aright, Dr. M. W. ., , ~11 e rs, Perry · f:."1/ ,>~".~if ~ jfVS~xton, Fred , ~Jn .... A -· __ A ~rgill, William.· 1 """"' ~ibley, Dr. Josiah ~9'J:10phord, s. J. .- · ~· ~erton, TJlatkins \,-"-Ozburn, N. Field i/ Owen, W. L • ..i :E' . ,,11 ,. . -111 v-P~ge, Carl Iμ r.}t:.f\"<",;Yt.'.- /'{[,,,. 1 v.}?atton~ Wesley E. , ·. · .·. Peete, Russell · ·.· ~Penland, Clifford i 1 '." ~ennebaker, ·c. T. ~eres, Hardwig /{Pidgeon, Everett v"'Pipkin, A. E. , V""Pipkin, Perry 'V (~J,.. Plank, E. E. Plough, A'be v<£>'rescott, W. J. g/Pri tchard, Russ J, :' tJ Ragland, S. E. V!tc,gsdale, F. V. · ~gsdale, Dr. W •. E. Raines, Dr. Sam :(,. 1 ·, · • ..:e R G .. J.. ' 1""· ./· ' v-· .... amsa.y, • • -·1, •'/: ,..;.,. · i/Rmnsey, lienry T. · t···Reid, Wallace- R •. · Sims, R. B. Jr. (-f Sti .. ,,,, Skinner, J. L. • ll"Skinner, Raymond - .1 VSmi th, Wal t~;r L. " if/Springfield, C. L. .i 1 _ e • \, ... , I\~:" ,, . · Iv-Strauss, G. D. r 'I "' ""' ~ "' "'' ··'"'~ IV-Sullivan, H.P. ·., i,y~.1...R,..t....;;i~ t"r,,t1..~.,;1 . i~~veeney, F:r;ani: .... /'~\,,c(i'i\~ .. -~ .. 3 .3 ~ e, II\ 1n e.:>I' -,r Atr·J!;i , /1' . , · ; Vt!'a,,vlor, Kenon '·~' 4 lvTayl or, L. R. ,,. , .-6.;tt, • R .... 1 ;.:,, J· -· • ' Ta.yl or, - • .t~. !'"r* 1 .,.. -~<· I ,. 1V",r';-zylor, Dr. Robert I l.,.J!'hompson, E. F. ; ~ompson, L. K. ,..,... ,;'7 ,f-· ~ f/ , ' ..... i"' Turnbull, Steve ~2--t. "?', "· v-;i · ;t..rrUrne r, Norfleet : l ~yson, W. T, /, tn:J · v i.':1 «) i~ Ii • :),._J.,...\r<t..U l i'~ ~ ... ~.,_,,,,.; ~,,...,... J 0 ·- y •f..,• "'"""' 1\.--V al. en tine , John i • . ,, ''" ;;i/ ' -~;:;'• 1 1' vtadloy, Dr. s~ L~~- ... /)-';~:.;rt<.37 , • ,,1(r, (u '3.A.. v 1 •Waggener, Andrew B. --,; .. ,. 'i" r ... 7 r -11 ~·W!}grier, D. Eugene !vW'alker, S. P. / •·; ,,' ,, .. •· . -~. f~:l~,d"l~b! 1-1 IN'Waring, Col, Roane l,v'Watkins, R. G. V1i'ebb, Harry ,.,,,f;.,-1. ~ ~ ~bster, Willii!un A. Weeks, Dr, A. B. /•DO NWeems, Charles ·. Weil, ~yin B. /·' ·· Wetter.f1Ienry /, C . Williams, Dr. Grfl.Y r" I/Wild, A. J. h, v-1Vilkinson, Russel/~ 1--Whliam, O. P. #'Willi ss, Carl L. /, > · 'nson, Harry c. '-\food, George. L-ifbod, Dr. Percy "'11ra:y, T. Cecil i...-Wu.rzburg, Abe ' 1..--Toung, Dr. Thomas K, I · W'Zink, Clyde J, V"Z'ook, M8.rtin I ,.,. , I . b \, I ' I I ., I I I I ' I I I I I I l I I Council Members elected at the Annual Meeting December 11, 1939 for the yea.r 1940. 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J I ~"""""'f.,..,.,,.. .. .;•ttJ.l. ,}"' \ · ... t ,'. 6 /1 ),/I !,.... .. •/ / l ___;_.r:,;J t ' ( ··f+---- .f\_,,;r-,<" ( ..... . j (!.'/ ./ ,r. , ·, ".1· ,_/.· I / J /f·-7'"· ') .l.·>- I) ... - .># CHICK,A$AW COUNCIL, B. $.A., INC. ******** THE FINANCE COMMITTEE, AT rrs MEETING ON MAY 21st, 1940 APPROVED THE FOLLOWING :BUDGET .AUD RECOMMENDS ITS .ADOPTION BY THE EXECUTIVE :SOARD OF THE COUNCIL FOR THE FISCAL YEAR APRIL 1, 1940 ,., MARCH 31, 1941 ACTIVITIE§ COMMITTEE For Camp-0-Rees at Ca.mp Currier and Camp Daniels Al_JDITS For Auditing Council Books ../ \HTO EXPENSE Scout Executive's Car Asst. Executive1s Car Camp Director1s Car CAMPAIGN EXPENSE For Finance Campaign Director For Campaign Expenses CAMPAIGN LOSSES {Non-Payment of pledg!?s) White - 9% of $21 •. 147. 67 Negro - 5~ of $2,611.44 CAMP ING COMMITTEE Camp Curri gx: For El.ectrici ty For Operation of Swimming Pool For Insurance on all Cabins For Maintenance of Horse For Repairs to Equipment For Telephone For Bo at s & Docks For Fu.el For Miscellaneous For Hospital"Office & Library-Handicraft Kamp Kia Kim~ Shop For Caretaker for three months For Taxes For Insurance INSYRANCE For :Employees Retirement Fund INTER-R.ACIAL COMMITTEE For Telephone For Rent-Seminole Headquarters. For Stationery For Fuel-Office Heater For Equipment For Training For Miscellaneous. For Repairs and .Equipment for Camp Daniels For Automobile Expense, Asst. Executive MISCELLANEOUS For All Items not budgeted PROPOSED :BUDGET $ 50.00 100.00 480.00 480.00 200,00 1,.602. 50 . 1,666.34 1,903.29 1,305.72 500.00 250.00 485.95 50.00 .100.00 15.00 100.00 10.00 25.00 l,682.50 90.00 12.00 50.00 412.44 65.00 48.00 35.00 25.00 25,00 50.00 10.00 225.00 360,00 140.00 SPENT LAST FI SO.AL YEAR 160.25 480.00 300.00 961.00 499.47 .2...1...8. . ?.. 8.. 46.64 40.48 15.00 14.17 a.so 16.65 ------ 10.23 37.12 423.93 53.41 48.00 28.29 23.60 2.40 1.60 10.78 8.83 240.00 273.48 ']'j..TIONAL COUNCIL For Charter Fee and Q,uota JJi'FICE SUPPLIES & STATION:9JRY For Stationery & Mimeograph Supplies .'JB.G.ANIZATION COMMITT~ll For work with new Troops _:_QSTAGE For stamps and stamped envelopes PUBLICITY For bulletins, etc. -~ For rent of Council Headquarters SCOUT LEADERS TRAINING & CONJfi:iF.Jil..N.Q! For attending Regional Meetings SENIOR SCOUTING COMMITTEE For older boy program TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH For Headquarters telephones TBA.IN ING COMMITTEE For Training School ExPense S.ALARIES Scout Executive Assistant Executive Ca.mp Director Secretary & Bookkeeper Stenographer Asst. Executive, Seminole Division Office Girl, Seminole Division -2-- TOTAL, PROPOSED BUDG1i.'T. • • • • • . . . • • Protl~ Budget 575.00 325.00 25.00 500.00 15.00 8?8.00 150.00 100.00 175.00 100.00 3,900.00 1,800.00 1,200.00 1,320.00 1,020.00 1,500.00 420.00 • $26,556. 74 Spent L~st Fi§Cal Year 575.00 324.84 478.08 13.42 758.98 208.89 152.38 _____ .. 3,500.00 1,800.00 1,200.00 1,200.00 900.00 1,380.00 420.00 - - - - ~ - ~ - - - - ~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ ~ - - - - - - - - ~ ~ - ASSETS May ~ •. .li.4Q Ca.sh Collected from old pledges since April 1st Ca.sh on hand from 1939 Campaign Campaign Pledges, White, 1940 Campaign Pl edges, N ogro, 1940 20% of 1,371.25 due from 1939 pledges Mrs. Currier1 s Fund Camp Currier Cash on deposit Camp Daniels Cash on deposit Kamp Kia Kima Cash on deposit Supply Account Cash on deposit Supply Account (estimated earnings for year) Camp-0-Ree Profits (estimated) TOTAL ASSETS. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • May 21, 1940 $ 241.25 1,455.24 21,197 .67 2.611.44 274.00 385.51 17.26 69.79 44.47 100,00 100.00 100.00 $26,596.63 ~ . .\ OFFICE President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Commissioner Field Commissioner Scout Executive Asst. Scout Executive COMMITTEE Activities Awards & Resolutions Camping Civic Relations Constitution & By-Laws Court of Honor Cubbing Finance Heal th & Safety Inter-Racial Organization Outfitters Publicity Reading Rural-Shelby Co. -DeSoto Co. -C ri t tenden Co. -Tate Co. -Panola Co. Senior Scouting Training MEMBER-AT-LARGE EX-OFFICIO MEMBER EXE:}UTIVE BOABD - J,940 ·HOLDER ,,. Mr. A be Scharff Mr. A. K. Burrow · Mr. P. A. Clayton • Mr. Edwin Da.l strom , llr. Andrew Waggener • Mr. Percy C. Clarke •Mr. W. P. Balli~ • Mr. Henry M. Clayton • Mr. Joe Flanagan 1 Mr. W. Gordon Morr! s ' Mr. W. E. Thacker CHA!RMAN · Mr. Joe Flanagan ,Mr. W. P. Hallid~ ·Mr. R. G. Ramsay Mr. Rodney Baber Mr. James Seddon Allen ·Mr. Elmer Ries ~Mr. Emile A. Bizot •Mr. c. Arthur Bruce ADDRESS Kraus Co. Falls Bldg. 436 S. Front 345 s. Front Commerce Title Bldg. Commerce Title ~ldg., Ho tel Pea.body Memphis Light,Ga.s & Water Div. 1288 S. Willett 501 Columbian Mutual Tower 501 Columbian Mutual Tower 1288 S. Willett Hotel Peabody Gartly-Rams~ Hospital 119 Madison Commerce Title Bldg. 2153 Poplar The John Gerber Co. E. L. Bruce Lumber Co. Dr. J. s. Goltman -Mr. Edwin Dalstrom Mr. Ray Lee Defries •Mr. P. A. Clayton et"&..f 9. Madison 345 S. F'ront ' Mr. H. W. Slavick Mr. Jesse Cunningham Mr. E. A. Harrold . Mr. S. B. Dean Mr. C. H.Brown Mr. Herbert Holmes Mr. Russel Wilkinson Mr. Joe Hopper Mr. J. Granville Gates Mr. Albert R. Erskine J Mr. Ernest C. Ball Mr. A. Earle Bolton • Mr. A. E. Hohenberg Mr. Wa.lk C. Jones Jr .• Mr. William Loeb , Mr. A. D. McWhorter. - Mr. Perry Pipkin Mr. G. A. Carlisle, Jr. · Mr. Russ Pritchard · Mr. J. L. Skinner ~~ • Mr. John E. Roberts Mr. Perry Sellers Mr. Hearn Tidwell Jr. Mr. Kenneth Orgill · Mr. Harry Webb ' Mr. T. P. Howard 1 Mr. Oran L. Cox· • r\a. l'oHM .R. Foc.LeMA-1t Mr. C. Arthur Bruce Hawkins Mill Road, Baleigh 436 s. Front W M C, Hotel G~oso Cos sit t Li bra.ey Millington, Tenn • Route 1, Hernando, Miss. West Memphis, Ark. Senatobia, Miss. Marx & Ben sdorf Western Union 97 N. Second Geo. T. Brodnax, Inc. 317 Poplar Bolton Bagging Co. 131 S. Front Shrine Bldg. Loeb's LaWJ.dry Memphis St. Rwy. Co. Goodwyn Institute Bldg. Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. Marx & Bensdorf 1200 Poplar '~~- 522 Falls Bldg. Sterick Bldg. Commerce Title Bldg. Orgill Bros. & Co. P. O. Box 588 Lake Cormorant, Miss. Lake Cormorant, Miss. MA~tbN, RRK. E. L. Bruce Co. PHONE 5-3311 8-0357 5-3611 8-1107 5-3747 5-2255 8-7761 5-2552 8-8311 5-2351 5-2351 8-8311 8_.7761 8-7477 8-2707 5-3734 7-6028 5-3341 ~§0-' 8-1816 8-1107 4-5296 5-3611 8-7464 5-2272 8-1121 5-2581 8-4343 8-7633 6-3520 8-3191 8-1178 5-3878 5-4321 8-7346 8-2231 5-3621 8-1121 . ···~~,. ·~~ .... 8-0747 8-5121 6-0422 5-2471 7-7616 SUB-CCliMITTEE OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD Mr. Abe Scharff Mr. C. Arthur Bruce Mr. Elmer Ries Mr. Henry M. Cla.ytqn '. President Past-President 2153 Poplar ,. Commissioner . ' .. Kraus Co. E. L. Bruce Co. · Ob.non. Court of Honor M~mphis Light, Gas & Water Div. \ . AGE --'\ 48 Walt~r L •.. Aeroyd 6'1 G" W. Agee 42 .a .• E. Boltoa 35 Julian B. Boadt-ira.nt 46 D.H. Boone Sears Roebuck & Oo. General Mp>. !arrow Agee La'b. :Bolton Jagging Co· 216 Meclical Arta Bldg. President (Armored Motor Service Oo.) 215 s.· Pauliae M88$gel' (Intematio:nal Raneat•r 'l'l"UCk: Branch) len. 1940 ? ... ?460 5 ... 2488 S.3191 0-3273 2.1291 33 R.G. Brown National Bame of Commerce Asst .• 'l'ruat Officer 61 Charles M. Bryan 333 Steriok l3ldg. Attoi-nq . 45 Lewis c. Callow 301 Medieal Arte Bldg. Gaei'al Agen\t (General Arner. Life lna. Co.) 40 John Walter Canada 2910 Ste rlek: :Bldg. Atto:rne7 36 George A. Oarl1tle, Jr. Firestone 'l':i.re & Rubber Co. Production Supt. 46 Roy Franklin Creson, Jr. 65 McCall st. 38 L. v. Eohola 38 Ceylon B .. l?ra:aex· 49 Robert G. Rea.rd Rl9T. ·43 Harold B., lioag 40 A.F:. Rohen.b erg 40 I<'!dwerd M. Knoff 49 Frank Li b'by 46 ~illiam Loeb 50 John McGregor 43 Kenneth Willins Orgill 46 rfilliam L. Owen 30 Russ Pri tch.ard 40 Dr. Sam Raines 38 J. L. Ross . 44 Walter A. Ruoh, M.D. 52 James L. Sk:innett 1305 stel"ick Bldg. Frazer & Clif toa 545 Commerce !ttle Bl4g. 354 Stonewall P.O. Box 193 Pal"k:Yiew Hot•l Apts. McGregor• s lnc. Orgi 11 :Brod. !012 Sterick Bldg. Marx & Bensdoi'f, Inc. 1834 Madison Ave. Nati·onal »ank of Commerce 899 Madi son Ave. Manager 1814 Exchange »ldg. Attone7 Cotton Merchaat Pres. President Vice .... Pres. !rrun Officers Wm. R. Moore School of Teoh. Director 5~2682 S-1316 S.7371 5-3821 8.4288 B-1256 8-6767 8-3617 5-4321 2-1195 8-6755 7~ 5.3721 7 ... 1384 37 ienr7 Willlam Slavick \¥.M.C. Gen Mp. S...7464 44 Al•in 1~· we-.1 Weil Bros. S-7331 66 Henry Wetter, S.r. 495 N. McLeaa S-0158 56 Carl L. Willies 1311 Uni.ad Executi Te 7-3500 Merit 'Badge Colinsel.Qi-e 38 Duane Carr• Dr. 899 MacUaon Ave. 8.3662 26 Gordon A. Paul 728 A'lant1o 4..7447 MEMBERS OF THE SEMINOLE DIVISION 1940 Dr. J.E. Walker fl/ Dr. E.M. Wilkins. Vice-.. Chan. ~Mr. M0 W. Bonner, ~) (/\.~.,,\.·»• "1 tt • t1;'.,,.,2 J \ " (\{~ vilr. w. Alonzo /\/ Dr. H.C. /\/Mr. M.S • \/Mro J.H. Looke V Ml:. '!'. J • B eaucha.mp, • • Field Com•r ~ Vprofo 1 J.L. Buokner,ctVJ·-'~-, Training ·r}Reading 234 Her na.nd.o st. · 556 Scott Ave. 234 Hernando St. Hotel Peabody 807 Walker Ave. 234 Hernando st. 1622 Lauderdale 951 s. Pkway. lo 951 Texa.S Ave. / r ~- Mr• H.C,, Daniels, / , c~ '>'· .. .,,.,· Camping 571 Pollt Atlie,. :/Mr. J.A. DeWa.lt, · -::JAJJ"" Court of Honor 696 Edith Ave. MEMBERS AT LARGl · ·::::.fl''.}"' t/'Mr. C.B. Johnson I_,. :.t'-' - 230 Hernando St. VDr 0 J.J. Raines, ~;)i'7cf.i--u247 No. Main St. /\/ Mr. J.A. McNairy, ' 1 ·'' 957 Ola.ck Pl. /I/ Mr. E.F. Hayes, 699 No. S eoond St~ /V Prof. A. Love, 1100 Miss. Blv•d. ·vDr • O.B. Braithwaite, I 197 Bea.le Ave. vRev. S.A. Owen, . 761 Walker .Ave. NMr. L.o. Swingler, 390i Beale Ave. '-"'Dr. R •. Earl Bland, ) • a~6 145 Bea.le Ave. JV.Atty. A.A~ Latting, ,, 197 Beale Ave. v"' .. Prof. L.C. Sharp, 1*-~f 1495 Felix Ave. 'fProf. M.A. Sloan, I 984 Woodlawn st. v Prof. R.J. Roddy, , . ', Luoy, Tenn. t ~~-· ~~ 365 Beale Ave. ,,, DISTRICT COMM.ISSIONERS ~~- '··: ~ . I '"' I i f.--;.. ·~Mr• Robert Johnson• *· " 1418 Adelaide St. ;V " J.L. Cartwright, 337~F. Dixie. Mall /'/" J.w. Ester, 1074 Shaw Pl. /1/" A.E. Mcintyre, 970 Raymond St. ~~~~~-~A&i~~, =·~• .. ·~-~·~i3r-oo'k"itrs~· 8 b •. ·• .. --~--,_"_ Pr.of. AoB. Bland, 611 Lester St. ~~--~ 3 ( /l@ <j <? S-.4551 4-3782 5-4551 S....7766 3.o>l7ll 5-4551 3"-5244-W. 3- 4651-W 3-283S...J a....3057,, :>-2071-J 8-3891 s-aao4 4-5121 ·-·~· ' ·" IJ • .... ~) i Note Note for historical disclaimer <small><i>Please note that these documents are presented as they existed in their original form for historical accuracy. This document may contain racial or culturally insensitive language. 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1940 Title A name given to the resource 1940 Chickasaw Council Recharter & Annual Report Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink & Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chickasaw Council, BSA Annual Report https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/3d2371f2eb5670258a1e54ba82c65c84.pdf 4fa75a593048f22c085bf56662135e3f PDF Text Text REPORTS OF COMMITTEES I �CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B•. S. A. INC. Memphis. Tenn~ssee MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD ... 1940 OFFICERS Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Abe Scharff A. K. Burrow P. A. Clayton Edwin Da.lstrom Andrew B. Waggener Percy C. Clarke W. P. Halliday Henry M. Clayton F. Joe Flanagan W. Gordon Morris President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice.-Presiden t Secretary Treasurer Commissioner Field Commission er Scout ExecU. ti ve CHAIRMEN, STANDING COMMITTEES Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr, Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. F. Joe Flanagan W. P. Halliday R. G. Ramsay Rodney Baber James Seddon All en Elmer Ries Emile A. Bizet C. Arthur Bruce J. S. Goltman Edwin Da.lstrom Ray Lee Defries P. A. Clayton H. W. Slavick Jesse Cunningham E. A. Harrold S. B. Dean C. H. Brown Herbert Holmes Russel Wilkinson Joe Hopper Activities Awards & Resolutions Caiaping Ci vie Relations Constitution & By-Laws Court of Honor Cubbing Finance Heal th & Safety Inter-Racial Organization Outfitters Publicity Reading Rural Seouting Rural Scouting Rural Scouting Rural Scouting Senior Scouting Training MEMBERS-AT-LARGE Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr, Mr. Mr. Mr. Erne st C. Ball A. Earle Bolton G. A. Carlisle, Jr. Oran L. Cox Albert R. Erskine John A. Fogleman J. Granville Gates Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. A. E. Hohenberg T. P. Howard Walk C. Jones, Jr. William Loeb Kenneth W. Orgill A. D. McWhorter Perl'IJ Pipkin Mr. Russ l?ri tchard Mr. John E. Roberts Mr. Perry Sellers Mr. J. L. Skinner Mr. Hearn W. Ti dwell Mr. Ha-rry Webb �AWARD.~ s. $0 MDIBERS. OF CH.IOQSAW COUNO!j'.i. :$. A. !NC •. FOR DISTn!GUtSHED SERVICE 'ID .BOYHOQD .T. El E § .I .L v .:m·.. R' :B ]jl Ay D.t· J. 0. A'!/'f!e s Mr. Charles r:c. McCabe :Mr. John '?. Morgm;. Mr. G:eQrge P. Phillipe. Mr. John E. Itoberts liJr. Rarey- Webb Mr. t. R.~ Forsd!¢k ~tr. ,A. D. McWhgrter ¥r. Ben :a- Cof::t~y .Jr. Mr. Walter L. 0¢~ Qeorge WMd F. Joe Fl anagliUl R,. G. Rarr\EiaY EO.win Dal strom M:r:. R. Vo11 Steinen Mr. C • Artb:ur Btu.ce IVlr. M.r. Mr. Mr. Mr. Charles nr. T. s. H. Church Eli0t Mr. Joe Hopper .E R 1 ~i 1931 19~1 1:931 1931 1931 1932 1933 1934 193:5 1935 1. 936' 1936 1937 1937 l 938 1938 1939 1939 *ili**:*****>I<********** ************* *!!< ** *** THE SQ.OOTMASTER Is KEY 141'• :Ben J3.. IJo ff ey • Jr. 1933 DI'. How~r<l Curl M11. R. Von Stetnen 1934 1934 Mr. E. IL t eaoh Mr. Joe Hopper 1935 1936 l 936 M;r. Miller Joh:tc).son Mr. Cha'Vle~ H. Ohu.r¢h Mr. J ~ :era<i:Y W1 ley 1937 Mr. Ru.sse1l Peete 1938 1938 �CHICKASAW COUNCtL, B.S.A., INC. MEMPHIS, TENN. Dec. 12, 1940 To the friends of Scouting: Each December the Council takes stock of its accomplishments. In the Reports of the Council's Committees, which follow, there is a great deal of information as to v.hat has been done by the Scout Leaders who have ~ rked so faithfully to the end that Scouting ideals may continue to be a vital force in the lives of our boys. .And I am confident you will agree that real progress has been made during the fiscal year ending Nov. 30th. But these Reports do not fully reflect the loyal and unselfish service of the hundreds of Scouters who have so freely given of their time and effort to enable our boys to have the benefits of Scouting. To these Scouters is due the credit for the results achieved. I want to take this opportunity to express to each and every Scouter my deep appreciation for the work done and the sacrifices made for the cause of Scouting, for l sincerely believe the men who are training boys to live the Scout Oath and Law are truly bu.ilding a stronger foundation for the continuation of the democracy in which we live. Sincerely yours, Jk~~ Scout Executive �f(£POR.TS ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE During the fiscal year ending December 1, 1940 the Scouts of Chickasaw Council engaged in numerous and varied activities. In all of these they have. been under the guidance of the Scoutmasters, Assistant Scoutmasters and junior officers of the Council. These 1 eaders have worked faithfully and untiringly with their re spec ti ve Troops and your Committee hereby commends their i:p lendid efforts and accomplishments, for we feel they deserve our thanks as well as the thanks of all of the parents and Coum i1 Members for their fine work in training our boys. The tenth Annual Camp Currier Camp~O-Ree was held at Camp Currier, Eudora, Miss., on June 7th, 8th and 9th. Sh:ty-one Troops participated and there was a total of 1, 137 Scouts in Camp. This ex:ceeds the previous year by four Troops and 60 Scouts. The events consisted of Troop Camping, Patrol Camping, First Aid, Cooking,· Scout Rescue, Fire Building & Water Boiling, Forestry and Wall Scaling. These events were judged by the leaders of the Troops entered, District Commissioners and Assistant District Commissioners and their efficiency was as expected, the most sati sfactor; job of judging that we have had. The full participation in these events by the Troops was the best we have had a.nd the even ts were run off in an orderly and. satisfactory manner, with little or no confusion. We believe the orderly and efficient handling of the Troops in the Camp-0-Ree can be largely traced to the District Camp-0-Ree practices which were held in Overton Park in April and. May. These practices wete conducted by the District Commissioners and Officers of the participating Troops and were run off by Districts. The Ac ti vi ties Committee recommends that the next Ca.mp-0-Ree practices be held on dates set up by each District and at locations suitable to each district. This will oe helpful to the Scoutmasters in a number of ways. Your Committee appreciates the wol'k of the District Commissioners in this connection, as well as their help to the Troops throughout the year. No first prize or grand award was ma.de to any Troop as a winner of the Camp...;O... Ree but the efficiency of the Troops was recognized by the award of a pennant to all Troops who scored certain points against the standard. All Troops were eligible to win these pennants -- 10 Troops won the Cle,ss 11 A11 Award, 7 Troops won the Class 11 B 11 Award and 28 Troops won the Class 11 C11 Award, a total of 45 Troops who won awards. The judges complimented the Troops as a whole on the fine work they did in Troop and Patrol Camping and we feel that definite progress has been made and that the camping done is much superior to previous years. Your Committee recommends that the Annual Camp-0-Ree and District practices be held again in 1941. . 11 The Advancement Programtt which was carried on from Sept. 19, 1939 to Dec. 8, 1939 was the fifth of this ..___----=----------~-'---...-------.------ Paga l j �Actiyities Committee (Continued) type of activity to be held in the Council. The use of this 11 Program 11 affords Troop Leaders a well-rounded series of activities in Advancement, Camping, Training, Good Turns, etc. The Troops compete against a standard and pennants were awarded to 32 Troops. We are glad to report that 11 Troops won the Class- 11 A" pennant, 4 Troops the Class 11 B11 pennant and 17 Troops the Cl ass 11 C" penna.n t. Your Comrni ttee is now operating 11 The Advancement Program" for 194:0 and the results will be known early in January. We recommend that another "Advancement Program" 'be carried through in 1941, as we feel this type of activity has a definite place in the fall program of the Council. We further recorrnnend that all Troops should incorporate into their yearly programs a very definite advancement schedule as a goal to be attained. To the Scoutmasters, Assistant Scoutmasters and junior loaders of the Council 1 as woll as the many Scouters who have served as judges and officials during the year, we want to express our sincere thanks, for they have certainly done outstanding work in providing the right type of leadership which is of such vital importance in the Scouting Program of character building and citizenship training. CAMPING COMMITTEE Camp Currier. near Eµdora. Miss. .. IJ ·}J // l /J/ 1\ 1 ~\, '.f} ~ A Council Camp was held. a.t Camp Currier for 6 weeks during ·the past summer with an average attendance of 71 Scouts as compared to 54 Scouts in 1939. During this camp 233 Scouts spent a total of 448 Scout weeks in Currier, as compared to 152 Scouts and 237 weeks last year. The camp fee paid by the Scouts was $4.50 per week (the same as last year) and the net operating cost to the Council amounted to $61.51. . So far as interest and attendance is concer~ed the 1940 season at Camp Currier was the best in the 15 year hi story of the camp ,... this will be readily seen by comparing the figures below: �Camping Committee (Continued) The fine attendance at Camp can largely be attributed to the swimming pool and water system which was given by Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Burrow in 1936. Ever since its construction this splendid equipment has been a source of joy and comfort aP-d satisfaction to the Scouts and Scouters of this Council. And it will continue to afford them pleasure for many years to come. Without this equipment the facilities at Camp were inadequate - with them the Camp offers real opPortunities t·o all of the Scouts and Scouters to enjoy living the open with safo swimming and safe water to drink. Not only does this well, pool and bath-house afford pleasure but it is also of great importance in protecting the heal th of the boys in camp. On behalf of all of the Scouts and Scouters we w:i. sh to e:iq:>ress our deep and la.sting appreciation to Mr. and Mrs. Burrow which has meant so mu.ch and which will continue to mean so much to the heal th and happiness of all of us who f:1J to Camp Currier. On Nov. 24th, 1940 Mrs. Elizabeth B. Currier passed awtcy" in Geneva, Switzerland, where she had made her home for many yea.rs. WG who have had the privilege of knowing Mrs. Currier will always remember with appreciation the many things she did to help Camp Currier to become the splendid place it is today. The Camp was named for Mrs. Currier 1 s husband, Mr. Charles c. Currier, and from the very beginning of the Camp in 1925 and throughout the years she was deeply interested in it. Mrs. Currier provided the funds for the first payment on the purchase of the land ~ she gave funds to build the Mess Hall; the old swimming pool; to build tho dam which now impounds the waters in the lake; and to put gravel on the roads. These improvements have added tremendously to the usefulness of the Camp, and we feel that it is fitting that we should again express our appreciation of the many and generous gifts Mrs. Currier made to the Camp During the past fifteen yea.rs. For a number of years one of the vital needs of the Camp was a Heal th Lodge and. Office :Building, as there was no building availa.blt3 in which to give First Aid, keep records, etc., and the Mess Hall bad to be used for these purposes. We realized this was a bad situation but were unable to do anything about it because of la.ck of funds. This year; through the generosity of Mrs. Belle s. Rosenthal, the Health Lodge and Office Building was constructed as a memorial to Mrs. Rosenthal 1 s son, the late Mr. Mi tch~l H. Rosenthal, Jr. Mr •. Rosenthal was a Scout and Scouter in Chickasaw Council until the day of his death. Not only was he a good Scout but he rendered He was outstandi~ iervioe to the Council as one of its active members. t:>Jways fote:rented. :i.n the Scoi1i'tng pM~l"Al!l and 11!/Cl:'ked. fai thf\J.lly fo1' the ad"" vai;1C:e.Iill3nt. ui "GL"i<:.i lvlov'~'U6nt, ·;.,i S<i:!f.'Yin{;;: t.lk uv~u~o·:l oi' lvL,;:,11pi:.i::•. s, Ivi.i.. i~,;;::,.;mtl•ci.J. was following in the footsteps of his father who from the e'ouncU*s very beginning was active in its work. Mr. Rosenthal, Sr., was one of the charter Members of the Council, served as a Member of the Finance Committee and of the Executive :Boa.rd and was one of the f1 ve original Trustees of Kamp Kia Kima when that camp was purchased in 1916. Therefore, we feel this memorial is especially fine, as through its use the Camp is afforded the proper fa.cili ties for taking care of an ever-increasing number of Scouts. The memorial building is 20 1 x 401, one-half of it being used for the Heal th Lodge and the other for the Camp Office. There is a large fireplace in each side of the 'building, so that it may be used throughout the yea:r. We Page 3 �Ca.nming Committee (Continued) of the Camping Committee, feel this memorial will serve the boys for many years to come and we will always be grateful to Mrs. Rosenthal for this memorial to her Scout son. For the past several years the attendance of Scouts and Scouters at Kia Kima hlis declined with the result that each year there was a large loss on thoop,~ration of the Kamp. Your Conunittee stu<iied this situation carefully and its decision, which was o;puroved by the Executive Board, wns to close tho Ka.mp during the 1940 season. This was done. However, we thought it necessary to have a Camp Director.in ca.mp during the throe summer months to truce care of the property and to give direction to eny Troops which might ·want to go to Kia Kima. undt3r thoir own hmdership. There were but 6 boys and 2 loaders at Kamp during the past summer. The co st of operation ~~ounted to $257.32 for the three months. Somo of our leaders recommend the re-opening of Ka.mp but we feel this matter should again be carefully studied before a.ction is taken. Kam~ For a.bout twenty-two years the Girl Scouts have used a beach on part of th0 property belonging to Kia. Kima, this use being ma.de without charge to the Girl Scout Council. Inasmuch as ther<:~ was possibility that Kia Kima might bo sold the Girl Scouts dasired to purchase the property which they had been using for such a long torm of years. Tho property they wanted was surveyed and was found to contain 11.76 acres. Mr. Abe Scharff, Presiden of Chickasaw Council, agreed to pay for this land and to give it to the Girl Scouts. The price agreed on was $250.00 and. Mr. Scharff generously gnvo this nmount to th0 Girl Scouts who in turn gavo it to Chickasaw Council on the delivery of tho deed. We feel that our President dosdrvod a real vote of thanks for the fim:i way in which he helped both the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts. For 1941 we recom.'11end that funds be m~de availabli) to repair M.d protect tho property of Kia Kima, as we fear the buildings will rapidly deteriorate unless more cnre is giirnn to them. Camp Daniels. Menphis. Tenn. On.mp Daniels hn.d its best sea.son in 1940 with 109 N~gro Scoi.1 ts in camp during the four weeks season. The bo;1,a spent a total of 156 Scout wooks in camp as compared to 139 in 1939. While the attendance was better than last year the advancement program still lags and we urge that every effort be made in 1941 to help Negro Scouts to advanco in rank whi:IJ3 i.n camp where there is evory opportunity to progress as well as to win Mori t Badges. We greatly appreciate tho help of 11 The Oommorcial Apueal Cn.t1p Fund For Boysn which supplied funds sufficient to seml 50 under-privileged Scouts to car.:p for one week. These boys were selected through tho help of the FaPily Welfare .Agency to whom wo arc inde·bted for fine cooperation. Both 11 The Cor:inercial Appea.1 11 and the Family Welfare Agency have helped these less-chance boys for th!$ past two yoars v.nd. we do a:pproci.·'l.te the work they Page 4 �Camping Committee (Continued) , have done. We appreciate the contri bu. tions made by Mr. Ed.Dalstro m, Hamil ton Coal Co., Alonzo Locke, Fogelman Bros., who made it possible for 7 Scouts to go to camp for one week. The camp fee was $3 .00 per week and a net operating pro'ftt of $67.14 was made on the four weeks camp. This does not go into the general funds of the Council but will be used to a.id other less-chance Negro boys. A number of improvements were made this year. including a new septic tank. enlargement of the kitchen and installation of new pllimbing equipment. These facilities add greatly to the efficiency of the camp. - - -- - - ..,. - - - ..... - ... - - ·- - - - .. - .... - - - - -- - - - - - -- - - During the spring months The Dr. Pepper Bottling Co. of Memphis offered 48 free weeks in camp to both White and Negro Scouts who collected the largest number of Dr. Pepper bottle caps. And in addition they offered cash prizes to the Troops collecting the largest number. These prizes amounted to a total of $254.00. We sincerely appreciate the generosity of tho Dr. Pep~er Co., in making it possible for these additional boys to go to Camp Currier and Camp Daniels. This Company has always cooperated with Scouting and has made many contributions in ca.sh and service to the Camps and to the Council. - - -- " ~ -- ~ - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ Your Committee recommends that an even better and larger camping program be carried through in 1941. We urge that evdry Scout Leader put his shoulder to the wheel so that an ever-increasing number of boys may have the pleasures and benefits camping so abundantly affords. CIVIC SERVICE COMMITTEE The Scouts of Chickasaw Council have responded admirably to every call for their services in connection with civic enterprises during the past year. They have faithfully carried out their assignments and your Committee is really proud of their accomplishments. May we suggest that you read carefully the following list of 11 Good Turns" which the Scouts have done: Then consider how many thousands of hours our boys have given and how constructively they have employed their time. 20 Scouts distributed 1,500 copies of the Bill Of Rights at the Americanism Meeting at the Ellis Auditorium. 2 Eagle Scouts served as aides to Hon. James A. Fatley, Postmaster General, on the occasion of his visit to Memphis. 50 Scouts participated in flag raising exercises at Page 5 �Ciyic Service Committee (Continued) three industrial plants and at the Juvenile Court. 126 Scouts distributed. 24,000 blotters for the Memphis Community Fund. 400 Scouts marched in the Fire Prevention Para.de. 20 Scouts were on duty at the Scout Exhibit in Court Square during · Fire Prevention Week. 40 Scout.s distributed Selective Draft Information at Bellevue Jr. · High School to registrars. schools during various the at duty on were Approximately 150 Scouts Registration. the Selective Draft 40 Scouts participated in the Red Cross Parade. 350 Scout.s took part in the Electrical Motion Picture Pageant of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine National Convention. About 375 Scouts were on duty on the river front during the arrival · of the King and ~een of the Cotton Carnival. Cotton the of Parade Grand 850 Scouts were on duty during the etc. Carnival carrying flares, holding back the crowds, 75 Scouts served in the Children's Parade of the Cotton Carnival. 868 Scouts marched in the Armistice Day Parade •. 60 Scouts marched in the Clean-up, Fix-Up, Paint-Up Parade. 65 Scouts acted as. ushers at the Goodwyn Institute during 11 Beat The 11 Ba.nd Program. About 900 Scouts served in the Spirit of Christmas Parade, carrying flares, banners, etc., and assisting in controlling the crowds. Approximately 1,050 Scouts served as ushers at E. H. Crump Stadium f~r 5 Southwestern football games. 25 Scouts distributed 400 posters for the Shelby County Tuberculosis Society. In addition to the above,large numbers of Scouts have assisted in the distribution of literature for their churches •. and have served as guides and pages at meetings, conventions, etc. Our boys have really done good work and we comI11end them for it. COURT O:F HONOR During the fiscal year, which ended December 1st, the Scouts of Chickasaw Council were awarded the largest number of Merit Badges in the history of the Council which was organized in 1916. We are glad to report there has been a nice increase in. a majority of the higher ranks (From First Class through Eagle) and we invite your attention to the comparison of the awards made in 1938 1 1939 and 1940, shown below: 210 2,155 137 241 2,680 154 288 2,800 180 47 120 26 Page 6 �Court of Honor (Continued) 1938 1939 62 71 22 29 20 29 Life Badges Eagle Badges Eagle Palms Loss ~ 22 1940 93 20 3 26 A high standard of work has been maintained and we are proud of the boys 1 accomplishments. But we feel there is much to be done in training Merit Badge Counselors .and in recruiting more Counselors to aid the Scouts. For 1941 we recommend that great effort be ma.de toward this end and toward recruiting more men to serve on tho Court of Honor. Your Chairman wishes to acknowledge his appreciation Of the fine cooperation of the Vice-Chairmen and Members of the Di strict Courts of Honor. Tho success of the Merit Ba1lge Program is due to the loyalty of these Scouters who have so faithfully carried out their duties and who have made it possible for the Scouts to secure the advantages o:f' this pre... vocational training. CUBBING QOMMI~TEE As a home centered and a neighborhood directed program, Cubbing has proven itself a great asset to the Scouting Program. Because the parents have such a vital part to play in the Cubbing Program and because they have responded so enthusiastically to this challenge, Scouting cannot help but feel the benefits of this parent interest which carries over into Scouting when their boys reach Scout age. Cubbing h~s had another fine year as the following figures will show, Since Dec. 1, 1939 eight more institutions already sponsoring Scout Troops have rounded out the "Group Pla.n 11 in Scouting by adding the Cubbing Program. These institutions are as follows: Pack #3 Pack #5 Pack #7 Pack 18 Pack #9 ~ Springdale Civic Club ... White Station Improvement Club - McLean Blvd. Baptist Church - Westminster Presbyterian Church - Lauderdale Courts Residents' Association Pack #10 - Glenview Community Club Pack #102 - Miss. Blvd. Christian Church Pack #103 - Mt. Olive Colored Methodist Episcopal Church Following is a comparison of membership figures as of Dec. l, 1940 and Dec. 1, 1939: 1939 Cubs Packs 132 6 ~ 318 14 Qain 186 8 In addition to this fine growth in Cubbing, the Cub Leaders have formed themselves into an organization cruled the Cub Leaders 1 Round Table Page 7 �Cubbing Cammi ttee (Continued) which meets once a month and discuss Cubbing problems. :bu.ring the year these Cub Leaders also conducte.d an "Elements of Cub Leadership Training Course 11 , a 11 Den Mothers' Training Coursetl, and a 11 Den Chief s1 Training Ooursett. · More information on this is contained in the Training Colnn1itt~e Report. The Scout Commissioner has a.nnounc~~ that since there are now 14 Packs in the Council to be serviced this will come under the supervision of the regular line District Commissioners with the help of a newly appointed Cubbing specialist - Field Commissioner on Cubbing. Just recently, Chickasaw Council had the pl•3a,sure of a visit by the Assistant Nation:al Director of Cubbing, Mr. Gerald Speedy. Mr. Speedy 1 s visit was v0ry opportune and he left us with new ideas to be put into effect for the bett0rment of Scouting and Cubbing during the coming year. Last August the Cubbing Committee planned and held a Picnic for all the Cubs in tho Council. The response by both the parents and Cubs was so enthusiastic and so far beyond tho expectations of anyone that it was decided right then and there to make this an annual affair. With this kind of cooperation and spirit we are looking forward to a great yoar in 1941 for Cubbing. FIN/\NQE COMMITTEE In the Finance Campaign conducted by the Council in March and April 1940 a total of $24,169.62 was raised in cash and pledges. The actual figures are as follows; $19,035.88 2139,9.89 TOTAL (White) (White) (White) Cash Pledges TOTAL (Negro) (Negro) (Negro) $ 1, 611. 90 Cash Pledges $21,385. 77 l .J.71. 95 2.783.85 TOTAL CASH AND PLEDGES ••••••.•.•••• $24,169.62 Your Committee wants to take this opportunity to again thank each and eV'ery person who contri 'buted to the support of the Council and to thank the Campaign Workers who did such a fine piece of work in raising the largest amount of cash in the history of the Council in this last Campaign. Without the help of our friends who contribute and work in our campaigns the necessary funds for the Scouting program could not be raised and ti1e training of our boys would suffer. We do apprect ate what has been so faithfully done by so many people in order th:'l t the Scouting program of character buildinr.; and citizenship training mu.y continue to progress year by year. The books of the Council ,'UJ.d of the three camps have been audited by Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co., and found to be correct. Pago 8 �Finance Committee (Continued} We especially invite your attention to the fact that Chick12:saw Council is entirely free of de"Q.t.. We believe this statement will be as gratifying to our friends as it is to us. It has been the policy of the Council for a number of years to spend only when funds w.:ire in hand and we recommend the continuation of this policy. The number of Scouts and Cubs in our Council continues to grow steadily as you will see in the Organization Commi ttee 1 s Report. Naturally, necessary to taka care of this growing number it follows that more money of Scout training. We, therefore, benefits the them give to and boys of be secutod for 1941. Your Committee $30,000.00 of budget a that recommend than ever before and that sufgreater are needs Council's the feels that as it should be done. job the do to provided be ficient funds should is HEALTH & SAFETY COMMITTEE This Committee is gratified to report that the Health and Safety record of our Scouts during.1940 has been excellent. There was not a single accident or case of sickness of a serious na,ture in any of our three camps. This splendid record is a.real tribute to the fine leadership of our Scout Leaders and we commend and congratulate tht3m on the fine work they are doing in providing safe activities and camping for the Scouts of this Council. Hundreds of Scouts have participated in activities, parades, games, Camp-0-Rees, etc., during the year and we are proud of the work of the boys and their leaders in making such a splendid safety record. Swimming in all of our camps was carefully supervised by American Red Cross Life Saving· Instructors. Safety through skill is ~ fine thing to teach boys and we feel that our Scoutmasters, Assistant Scoutmnst8rs, Camp Stnff Memb~rs and others have done a really fine ruid constructive piece of work in making this fine record possible. INTER-RACIAL COMMITTEE The work of the Inter-Racial Committee is confined solely to Negro Scouts and is handled through a sub-council known as the Seminole Division of Chickasaw Council. All of the officers and members of the Seminole Division, including the Assistant Scout Executive, are Negroes. During the year ending Nov. 30, 1940 there were 10 new Troops organized and 7 Troops were dropped from the rolls. There are now 3? Troops, a net gain of 3 Troops over the previous year. There are 605 Scouts as compared to 561 Scouts last year, a gain of 44 Scouts. There are 4 Cub Packs with 46 Cubs on the rolls. This is a gain of 2 Packs and 9 Cubs over the previous year. The camping program at Camp Daniels was the best in the history of this camp, with 109 Scouts in camp during the four weeks season. The boys spen.t a total of 156 Scout weeks as compared to 139 in 1939. We are pleased Page 9 �Inter-Racial. Committee (Continued) with the increased interest in camping shown by the Negro Scouts. A number of improvements were made at Camp Daniels this year including a handicraft shop and tools, a new septic tank, enlargement of the kitchen and installation of new plumbing equipment. These facilities add greatly to the usefulness of the Camp as well as protecting to a great degree the heal th of the boys. The Camp is now in excellent condition and we consider it one of the best cali'lps for Negro Scouts in the Nation. The Scouts of the Seminole Division have done their share of "Good Turns" in connection with civic activities. They have served as guides, etc,, and have assisted with traffic and in holding back the crowds at tho various parades. We areproud of their accomplishments as participating citizens. During th0 year the advancement in rank and the award of Merit Badges to Negro Scouts was indeeq poor. Only 9 Scouts advanced to the rank of Second Class and but four boys reached the rank of First Clnss Scouts. Thora were no Start Life or Eagle Badges awarded to Negro boys. Your Committee feels that one of the greatest needs of the Council today is to devise ways and means to help these bot{s to advance in rank, for we find a great majority of the Negro Scouts hever i3.dvance beyond Tenderfoot. And they do not take pa.tt in t4e Merit Badge ~rogram which is such a help to boys in, prev-ocati onal training. This is shown by the :fact that but 15 Mari t Bad.gos were awarded to Negro Scouts during tM eiltire year. Last year but 23 Merit Badges were awarded, so there is a lbss by this cdrnparison. We certainly are n:ct proud of .the record of these 605 Scouts so far as advancement is concerned and we urge that evary effort be made by a.ii coricorned toward the end of helping these boys to gat more training through advancement in rank and working for Merit Badges. We invite your help toward this end. In the Financ.e Ca:rnpaign of tho Council the Seminole Division turned in $1,611.90 in cash and $1,171.95 in pledges, a total of $2,783.85, This is an increase of $1,101.18 over the total cash and plod.gos of 1939, We want to thank all of our Negro Scoutors for their fine help in making this Campaign such a success and for the fine gain over the previous year. We feel that our Negro work is making so-me progress but that especiri.1 emphasis must be put on advancement in 1941. ORG,ANIZATION COMMITTEE In the spring of 1940 the Council received the Walter W. Head Acorn Award for reaching its objectives in total number of Scouts, Troops, Cubs and Packs for the year 1939. 1rhis is the second consecutive year the Council has won this award and we feel you are as proud of this trophy as we are, for every Scout and Scouter in the Council has a right to feel a real satisfaction in receiving this recognition from our National President. Your Committee is now working to organize enough new units to win the Award for the third time and we believe we will. But in order to win the award for 1940 thrue new Troops, 190 Scouts and one Cub Pack ll'Iust be Page 10 �Organizat ion Committee (Continue d) enrolled b~r December 31st. Several Troops and Packs are now in process of organizat ion and we believe enough of these will register to win the Award. During the past year 11 Troops of White Scouts and 10 Troops of Negro Scouts have been organized , We are glad to report there has been a gain in Troops, Scouts, Cubs and Packs and that the Council now ha,s the largest membershi p in its history. Below is shown a compariso n of membershi p for the past three years, .~.s well a.s the gain made ov0r the 1939 record: Dec. l, 1938 Dec. 1. 1939 Dec. 1, 1940 GAIN 1,838 White Scouts g58 Negro Scouts TOTAL SCOUTS ••.••• 2,396 2,090 2,197 107 561 2,651 605 2,802 _M... 76 85 92 White Troops Negro Troops TOTAL TROOPS White Cubs Negro Cubs TOTAL Cu.BS White Cub Packs Negro Cub Packs TOI'AL CUB PACKS 30 34 37 106 119 129 60 29 95 37 272 46 89 132 318 2 2 4 4 2 10 6 14 4 151 7 3 10 177 _L 186 6 2 8 We regret to report that during the year seven Troops of White seven Troops of Negro Scouts were dropped from the rolls. Efforts and Scouts are now being made to revive some of these Troops and we hope to have them in good standing in the near future. There are over 14,000 boys of Scout age (12-16) in our area and there is plenty of room to have more of them to have the benefits of Scout training. Therefore , we recommend that every effort be made to organtze additiona l Troops and Packs in 1941. OUTFITTER.S COMivHTTEE The three official Boy Scout Outfitter s in Memphis are J. Goldsmith & Sons Co.; Phil A. Halle; Lowenstei n 1 s. During tho year the stocks of Scout uniforms, supplies and equipment carried by these outfitter s have been inspected by the Committee members and wore found to be adequate. We particula rly 'Commend these firms for the fine di splays they have made and the publicity they have given to Scout uniforms, etc., in their stores and for the advertisem ents they have carried each week in 11 The Press-Sci mi t.g,r 11 • They have worked with and for the Council and we wish to thank them for their help. These firms have helped the cause of Scouting in many ways by Page 11 �Qµtfitters Committee (Continued) sending out camping folders, etc., to the Scouts and Scouters. For instance, during the latter part of November a Christmas fblder showing Scout and Cub equipment, etc.' was mailed to all of theScouts and Scbuters, Cubs and Cubbers of the Council. The National Council furnished the folders but the three local outfitters paid for the postage, addressing and handl i'.\1-g of these 3,790 pieces of mail. This kind of cooperation is a real help in many waifs and we do appreciate the wor.k of our outfitters. For 1941 we recommend the outfitters continue to di splay the official equipment, etc., as they have in the past, for they are making a real contribution to the Movement by keeping in stock and effectively displaying the many things which Scouts use. PUJ3L IC I TY COMMITTEE For roany years 11 The Press Scimitar" has cooperated with the Council by publishing a quarter-page of news each week known as "The Scout Press Scimitar". This is a very valuable aid in informing the Scouts and Scouters of Courts of Honor, activities, Camp-0-Rees, etc., and it is widely read. In addition, the columns of thepa.per have always been open to Scout news of all kinds. We are especially indebted to 11 The Press Scimitar" for the fine· publicity given to the Council's Finance· Campaign. This did mu.ch to insure the success of the Campaign and we ~ppreciate it. Commercial AppeaJ.lf has been very generous in printing Scout news and has cooperat~d to the fullest extent in publicizing the Council's 11 ac ti vi ties. During the Council 1 s Finance Campaign, the "Cornmerci al Appeal cooperated splendidly and helped with the proper timing of our publicity to make our Campaign a success. Throughout theyear 11 The Commercial Appeal" has been very helpful to the cause of Scouting and we want to express our appreciation for the fine support they h:ive given. 11 The Your Commi ttec has always found Radio Sta ti ors W M C, W M P S, WR EC ready and willing to.give freely of their time and support in 'broadcasting Scouting even ts and we want to take this opportunity to thank them·. Not only has the management of these stations been generous with time on the air but the men on the staffs have voluntarily made many valuable suggestions i:i.s to programs, sc.ripts, etc., which have greatly increased the effectiveness of the programs. The Council is inde~ted to them for their many ..contributions. WH B ~and ·Vie are indebted to the Standard Printing & Supply Co., for printing Cards and other printed matorial; Latsch & Arnold, Inc •• Campaign 18,000 Graham Paper Co., for their many contributions of paper the printing;· for the above. These firms nave b~en liberal in their conof all for use in of Scouting and we do appreciate their help. welfare tributions to the We want to thank the official outfitters, J. Goldsmith & Sons Co., Phil A. Halle and Lowenstein 1 s for the excellent window displayn during Boy Scout Vl eek. Page 12 �READING COMMITTEE Our Council accepted a quota of 600 subscriptions to the official Scout magazine 11 Boys 1 Life 11 for the year 1940. To date we have not reached this quota but we expect to before the year is over, This magazine costs but 6-i-¢ per month and w~ consider this one of the best investments which can be made for a boy. Seventy-five cents per year is a small amount when the values of good reading are considered and all of us should encourage our boys to develop good habits in their reading. Your Reading Cammi ttee has acceptecl the challenge offered by the tTrashy 11 reading material now on the newsstands. The best answer they have found so far is to place the 11 Boys 1 Lif 0 11 magazine in the hands of all Scouts. 11 Boys 1 Life" is filled with thrilling adventure stories that are clean and wholesome and boys soon forget the 11 trashy thrillers" after being exposed to"Boys 1 Lifei• With this in mind your Reading Committee is determined to push"Boys 1 Lifellinto. the foreground more than ever for 1941. 1 During the year 64 Scouts have taken the Reading Merit Badge • .RURAL SCOUTING Outside of the City Li mi ts of Memphis there are now 20 Troops of White Scouts and 6 Troops of Negro Scouts, a total of 26, which is a gain of 3 Troops as compared to last year. Of these Troops there are 18 in Tennessee. 5 in Mississippi and 3 in Arlwisas. We feel there should be more Troops in the rur!.tl sections of our Council and we recommend that in 1941 addi tioanl stress be laid on getting Scouting to· more boys outside of Memphis. There are thousands of boys of Scout age in the 4~ counties in our Co1mcil and a great majority of these boys want and. need Scouting. There are several new Troops now in nrocess of organization and we strongly recommend that additional Troops be orgMized just as rapidly as the proper leadership c~n be found and trained. SENIOR SCOUTING To every Scout who reaches 15 years of age, there open the exciting opportunities of Senior Scouting. At this age a young man reaches out for fine companionship, stirring adventure and contacts with the adult life into which he must soon fit himself. The chance for action arid adven• ture means much to him. .And to answer the needs of these older Scouts, the Boy Scouts of America offer Senior Scouting of which there are 2 major parts now developed in the Chickasaw Council, :$xplorer Scouting for those interested in wilderness camping; Sea Scouting for those interested in the "call of the Sea 11 • The Council now has seven Explorer Patrols connected with Troops 10, 12, 38. 48 1 58, 62 and 68. Page 13 �Senior Scouting ( Continued) the 11 The Council al so still has 2 Sea Scout Shipst the "Boni ta11 and Id.lewildlf. It is also recommended that more social functions for older Scouts be planned and carried out during the coming yeart as these affairs appeal to young men an.d will keep them affiliated with the Movement for a longer period of time. In order to equip the leaders of Senior Scouting with the latest in putting the program across, 2 trRining courses for Senior Scouting were held last year with a total attendance of 51 Scouters. Of these 24 Scouters received training certificates. techniq~es TRAINING cm1nv!ITTEE With an ever increasing realization that the training of leaders is one of the most important needs in the successful operation of our Scout Troops and Cub Packs, the Training Committee has placed more emphasis than ever before on its program and in providing a large number of training courses. We are glad to report that in 1940 the Council had the largest and best training program in its history. We have tried to make the courses available to all leaders and to conduct the courses which were mo st needed. This year we have continued the policy adopted in 1939 of organizing the Committee into groupst each group being charged with the duty of conducting one course. We have had splend.id success wi. th this plan and we recommend its continuation. Your Chairman wishes to take this opportunity to express his thanks to Inst-ru'Ctors and staff members in the various courses. Without their help we could have made the real progress which is shown in tho figures below. Last year 300 persons received training - this year 440 persons were in the training courses. We feel tho men who are loading these courses deserve a real vote of thanks from the Council for the fine work they ha.ve done in making this growth possible. The Training Committee feels that its weakest point in carrying out the program of leadership training in Chickasaw Council is not oeing able to reach the new or inexperienced Scoutmasters. We strongly recommend that the Training Program be tied in with the Publicity Committee and the Organization Committee in an effort to get the new Scoutmasters to realize the importance of taking advantage of leadership training. We also feel that the method of group responsibility has had better results than other methods in the p~st and recommend that this plan be continued. Below is a report of these courses for 1940: Page 14 �··~. . ' ..-:'· ··::-:;; .. Twi~ining Committee (doEt-inued) .••' ..........;.- ·. · '['@;µ.t~~" ,for Wb.i te Scout Leaders No. Persons Certificates Attending Issued 16 Unit 1, The Elements of Sea Scout Leadership.Part 1, 32 Unit 1, The Elements of Sea Scout Leadership, Part II (Now being conducted) 19 Unit 1, The Elements of Scout Leadership, Part I 41 21 Unit 1, The Elements of Scout Leadership, Part III (Not completed) 20 4 Unit 1, The Elements of Scout Leadership, Part I (Now being canduc ted) 8 Unit 1, The Elements of Cub Leadership 23 16 Unit 2, Troop Camping 34 24 Unit 3, First Aid, Part II 11 11 Unit 4, Principles of Scout & Cub Leadership, Part I 22 15 Unit 4, Principles of Scout Leadership, Part I (Now being conducted) 15 Den Mathers' Training Course 13 13 Den Chiefs 1 Training Course 12 11 2 2 23 0 1 1 District Commissioners 1 Course 25 13 Red Cross Jr. First Aid Course 29 26 Unit 1, Elements of Scout· Leadership, Part I 42 22 Unit 1, Elements of Scout Leadership, Part II 19 6 Unit ,J;' Elements of Cub Leadership Unit 1, The El.ements(of Scout Leadershi~) :P<irt II now C?eing conducted .. .. ioners 1 Course i 18 6 Camp Directors' Training Course Senior Scout Conference Trainers in Troop Camping Cours~s for Negro Leaders .. 26 6 10 Page 15 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Executive Board Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Description An account of the resource Contains Reports of Committees, Annual Reports, Recharters, and Minutes Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document REPORTS OF COMMITTEES I Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr, Mr. Mr. Mr. CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B •. S. A. INC. Memphis. Tenn~ssee MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD ... 1940 OFFICERS Mr. Abe Scharff Mr. A. K. Burrow Mr. P. A. Clayton Mr. Edwin Da.lstrom Mr. Andrew B. Waggener Mr. Percy C. Clarke Mr. W. P. Halliday Mr. Henry M. Clayton Mr. F. Joe Flanagan Mr. W. Gordon Morris President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice.-Presiden t Secretary Treasurer Commissioner Field Commission er Scout ExecU. ti ve CHAIRMEN, STANDING COMMITTEES Mr. F. Joe Flanagan Mr. W. P. Halliday Mr. R. G. Ramsay Mr. Rodney Baber Mr. James Seddon All en Mr. Elmer Ries Mr. Emile A. Bizet Mr, C. Arthur Bruce Dr. J. S. Goltman Mr. Edwin Da.lstrom Mr. Ray Lee Defries Mr. P. A. Clayton Mr. H. W. Slavick Mr. Jesse Cunningham Mr. E. A. Harrold Mr. S. B. Dean Mr. C. H. Brown Mr. Herbert Holmes Mr. Russel Wilkinson Mr. Joe Hopper MEMBERS-AT-LARGE Erne st C. Ball Mr. A. E. Hohenberg A. Earle Bolton Mr. T. P. Howard G. A. Carlisle, Jr. Mr. Walk C. Jones, Oran L. Cox Mr. William Loeb Activities Awards & Resolutions Caiaping Ci vie Relations Constitution & By-Laws Court of Honor Cubbing Finance Heal th & Safety Inter-Racial Organization Outfitters Publicity Reading Rural Seouting Rural Scouting Rural Scouting Rural Scouting Senior Scouting Training Mr. Russ l?ri tchard Mr. John E. Roberts Jr. Mr. Perry Sellers Mr. J. L. Skinner Albert R. Erskine Mr. Kenneth W. Orgill Mr. Hearn W. Ti dwell John A. Fogleman Mr. A. D. McWhorter Mr. Ha-rry Webb J. Granville Gates Mr. Perl'IJ Pipkin AWARD.~ $0 MDIBERS. OF CH.IOQSAW COUNO!j'.i. :$. s. A. !NC •. FOR DISTn!GUtSHED SERVICE 'ID . BOYHOQD .T. El E § .I .L v .:m· .. R' :B ]jl A y .E R D.t· J. 0. A'!/'f!e s 1 ~i Mr. Charles r:c. McCabe 1931 :Mr. John '?. Morgm;. 19~1 Mr. G:eQrge P. Phillipe. 1:931 Mr. John E. Itoberts 1931 liJr. Rarey- Webb 1931 Mr. t. R.~ Forsd!¢k 1932 ~tr. ,A. D. McWhgrter 1933 ¥r. Ben :a- Cof::t~y .Jr. 1934 Mr. Walter L. 0¢~ 193:5 IVlr. Qeorge WMd 1935 M.r. F. Joe Fl anagliUl 1. 936' Mr. R,. G. Rarr\EiaY 1936 Mr. EO.win Dal strom 1937 M:r:. R. Vo11 Steinen 1937 Mr. C • Artb:ur Btu.ce l 938 Mr. Charles H. Church 1938 nr. T. s. Eli0t 1939 Mr. Joe Hopper 1939 *ili**:*****>I<********** ************* *!!< ** *** THE SQ.OOTMASTER Is KEY 141'• :Ben J3.. IJo ff ey • Jr. 1933 DI'. How~r<l Curl 1934 M11. R. Von Stetnen 1934 Mr. E. IL t eaoh 1935 Mr. Joe Hopper 1936 M;r. Miller Joh:tc).son l 936 Mr. Cha'Vle~ H. Ohu.r¢h 1937 Mr. J ~ :era<i:Y W1 ley 1938 Mr. Ru.sse1l Peete 1938 CHICKASAW COUNCtL, B.S.A., INC. MEMPHIS, TENN. Dec. 12, 1940 To the friends of Scouting: Each December the Council takes stock of its accomplishments. In the Reports of the Council's Committees, which follow, there is a great deal of information as to v.hat has been done by the Scout Leaders who have ~ rked so faithfully to the end that Scouting ideals may continue to be a vital force in the lives of our boys. .And I am confident you will agree that real progress has been made during the fiscal year ending Nov. 30th. But these Reports do not fully reflect the loyal and unselfish service of the hundreds of Scouters who have so freely given of their time and effort to enable our boys to have the benefits of Scouting. To these Scouters is due the credit for the results achieved. I want to take this opportunity to express to each and every Scouter my deep appreciation for the work done and the sacrifices made for the cause of Scouting, for l sincerely believe the men who are training boys to live the Scout Oath and Law are truly bu.ilding a stronger foundation for the continuation of the democracy in which we live. Sincerely yours, Jk~~ Scout Executive f(£POR.TS ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE During the fiscal year ending December 1, 1940 the Scouts of Chickasaw Council engaged in numerous and varied activities. In all of these they have. been under the guidance of the Scoutmasters, Assistant Scoutmasters and junior officers of the Council. These 1 eaders have worked faithfully and untiringly with their re spec ti ve Troops and your Committee hereby commends their i:p lendid efforts and accomplishments, for we feel they deserve our thanks as well as the thanks of all of the parents and Coum i1 Members for their fine work in training our boys. The tenth Annual Camp Currier Camp~O-Ree was held at Camp Currier, Eudora, Miss., on June 7th, 8th and 9th. Sh:ty-one Troops participated and there was a total of 1, 137 Scouts in Camp. This ex:ceeds the previous year by four Troops and 60 Scouts. The events consisted of Troop Camping, Patrol Camping, First Aid, Cooking,· Scout Rescue, Fire Building & Water Boiling, Forestry and Wall Scaling. These events were judged by the leaders of the Troops entered, District Commissioners and Assistant District Commissioners and their efficiency was as expected, the most sati sfactor; job of judging that we have had. The full participation in these events by the Troops was the best we have had a.nd the even ts were run off in an orderly and. satisfactory manner, with little or no confusion. We believe the orderly and efficient handling of the Troops in the Camp-0-Ree can be largely traced to the District Camp-0-Ree practices which were held in Overton Park in April and. May. These practices wete conducted by the District Commissioners and Officers of the participating Troops and were run off by Districts. The Ac ti vi ties Committee recommends that the next Ca.mp-0-Ree practices be held on dates set up by each District and at locations suitable to each district. This will oe helpful to the Scoutmasters in a number of ways. Your Committee appreciates the wol'k of the District Commissioners in this connection, as well as their help to the Troops throughout the year. No first prize or grand award was ma.de to any Troop as a winner of the Camp...;O ... Ree but the efficiency of the Troops was recognized by the award of a pennant to all Troops who scored certain points against the standard. All Troops were eligible to win these pennants -- 10 Troops won the Cle,ss 11 A11 Award, 7 Troops won the Class 11 B 11 Award and 28 Troops won the Class 11 C11 Award, a total of 45 Troops who won awards. The judges complimented the Troops as a whole on the fine work they did in Troop and Patrol Camping and we feel that definite progress has been made and that the camping done is much superior to previous years. Your Committee recommends that the Annual Camp-0-Ree and District practices be held again in 1941. 11 The Advancement Programtt which was carried on from Sept. 19, 1939 to Dec. 8, 1939 was the fifth of this j . ..___----=----------~-'---...-------.------ Paga l Actiyities Committee (Continued) type of activity to be held in the Council. The use of this 11 Program11 affords Troop Leaders a well-rounded series of activities in Advancement, Camping, Training, Good Turns, etc. The Troops compete against a standard and pennants were awarded to 32 Troops. We are glad to report that 11 Troops won the Class-11 A" pennant, 4 Troops the Class 11B11 pennant and 17 Troops the Cl ass 11 C" penna.n t. Your Comrni ttee is now operating 11 The Advancement Program" for 194:0 and the results will be known early in January. We recommend that another "Advancement Program" 'be carried through in 1941, as we feel this type of activity has a definite place in the fall program of the Council. We further recorrnnend that all Troops should incorporate into their yearly programs a very definite advancement schedule as a goal to be attained. To the Scoutmasters, Assistant Scoutmasters and junior loaders of the Council 1 as woll as the many Scouters who have served as judges and officials during the year, we want to express our sincere thanks, for they have certainly done outstanding work in providing the right type of leadership which is of such vital importance in the Scouting Program of character building and citizenship training. CAMPING COMMITTEE Camp Currier. near Eμdora. Miss. A Council Camp was held. a.t Camp Currier for 6 weeks during .. ·the past summer with an average attendance of 71 Scouts as IJ compared to 54 Scouts in 1939. During this camp 233 Scouts · }J spent a total of 448 Scout weeks in Currier, as compared to // 152 Scouts and 237 weeks last year. The camp fee paid by l the Scouts was $4.50 per week (the same as last year) and /J/1 \ 1 the net operating cost to the Council amounted to $61.51. ~\, '.f} . ~ So far as interest and attendance is concer~ed the 1940 season at Camp Currier was the best in the 15 year hi story of the camp ,... this will be readily seen by comparing the figures below: Camping Committee (Continued) The fine attendance at Camp can largely be attributed to the swimming pool and water system which was given by Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Burrow in 1936. Ever since its construction this splendid equipment has been a source of joy and comfort aP-d satisfaction to the Scouts and Scouters of this Council. And it will continue to afford them pleasure for many years to come. Without this equipment the facilities at Camp were inadequate - with them the Camp offers real opPortunities t·o all of the Scouts and Scouters to enjoy living the open with safo swimming and safe water to drink. Not only does this well, pool and bath-house afford pleasure but it is also of great importance in protecting the heal th of the boys in camp. On behalf of all of the Scouts and Scouters we w:i. sh to e:iq:>ress our deep and la.sting appreciation to Mr. and Mrs. Burrow which has meant so mu.ch and which will continue to mean so much to the heal th and happiness of all of us who f:1J to Camp Currier. On Nov. 24th, 1940 Mrs. Elizabeth B. Currier passed awtcy" in Geneva, Switzerland, where she had made her home for many yea.rs. WG who have had the privilege of knowing Mrs. Currier will always remember with appreciation the many things she did to help Camp Currier to become the splendid place it is today. The Camp was named for Mrs. Currier 1 s husband, Mr. Charles c. Currier, and from the very beginning of the Camp in 1925 and throughout the years she was deeply interested in it. Mrs. Currier provided the funds for the first payment on the purchase of the land ~ she gave funds to build the Mess Hall; the old swimming pool; to build tho dam which now impounds the waters in the lake; and to put gravel on the roads. These improvements have added tremendously to the usefulness of the Camp, and we feel that it is fitting that we should again express our appreciation of the many and generous gifts Mrs. Currier made to the Camp During the past fifteen yea.rs. For a number of years one of the vital needs of the Camp was a Heal th Lodge and. Office :Building, as there was no building availa.blt3 in which to give First Aid, keep records, etc., and the Mess Hall bad to be used for these purposes. We realized this was a bad situation but were unable to do anything about it because of la.ck of funds. This year; through the generosity of Mrs. Belle s. Rosenthal, the Health Lodge and Office Building was constructed as a memorial to Mrs. Rosenthal 1 s son, the late Mr. Mi tch~l H. Rosenthal, Jr. Mr •. Rosenthal was a Scout and Scouter in Chickasaw Council until the day of his death. Not only was he a good Scout but he rendered outstandi~ iervioe to the Council as one of its active members. He was t:>Jways fote:rented. :i.n the Scoi1i'tng pM~l"Al!l and 11!/Cl:'ked. fai thf\J.lly fo1' the ad"" vai;1C:e.Iill3nt. ui "GL"i<:.i lvlov'~'U6nt, ·;.,i S<i:!f.'Yin{;;: t.lk uv~u~o·:l oi' lvL,;:,11pi:.i:: •. s, Ivi.i.. i~,;;::,.;mtl•ci.J. was following in the footsteps of his father who from the e'ouncU*s very beginning was active in its work. Mr. Rosenthal, Sr., was one of the charter Members of the Council, served as a Member of the Finance Committee and of the Executive :Boa.rd and was one of the f1 ve original Trustees of Kamp Kia Kima when that camp was purchased in 1916. Therefore, we feel this memorial is especially fine, as through its use the Camp is afforded the proper fa.cili ties for taking care of an ever-increasing number of Scouts. The memorial building is 20 1 x 401, one-half of it being used for the Heal th Lodge and the other for the Camp Office. There is a large fireplace in each side of the 'building, so that it may be used throughout the yea:r. We Page 3 Ca.nming Committee (Continued) of the Camping Committee, feel this memorial will serve the boys for many years to come and we will always be grateful to Mrs. Rosenthal for this memorial to her Scout son. For the past several years the attendance of Scouts and Scouters at Kam~ Kia Kima hlis declined with the result that each year there was a large loss on thoop,~ration of the Kamp. Your Conunittee stu<iied this situation carefully and its decision, which was o;puroved by the Executive Board, wns to close tho Ka.mp during the 1940 season. This was done. However, we thought it necessary to have a Camp Director.in ca.mp during the throe summer months to truce care of the property and to give direction to eny Troops which might ·want to go to Kia Kima. undt3r thoir own hmdership. There were but 6 boys and 2 loaders at Kamp during the past summer. The co st of operation ~~ounted to $257.32 for the three months. Somo of our leaders recommend the re-opening of Ka.mp but we feel this matter should again be carefully studied before a.ction is taken. For a.bout twenty-two years the Girl Scouts have used a beach on part of th0 property belonging to Kia. Kima, this use being ma.de without charge to the Girl Scout Council. Inasmuch as ther<:~ was possibility that Kia Kima might bo sold the Girl Scouts dasired to purchase the property which they had been using for such a long torm of years. Tho property they wanted was surveyed and was found to contain 11.76 acres. Mr. Abe Scharff, Presiden of Chickasaw Council, agreed to pay for this land and to give it to the Girl Scouts. The price agreed on was $250.00 and. Mr. Scharff generously gnvo this nmount to th0 Girl Scouts who in turn gavo it to Chickasaw Council on the delivery of tho deed. We feel that our President dosdrvod a real vote of thanks for the fim:i way in which he helped both the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts. For 1941 we recom.'11end that funds be m~de availabli) to repair M.d protect tho property of Kia Kima, as we fear the buildings will rapidly deteriorate unless more cnre is giirnn to them. Camp Daniels. Menphis. Tenn. On.mp Daniels hn.d its best sea.son in 1940 with 109 N~gro Scoi.1 ts in camp during the four weeks season. The bo;1,a spent a total of 156 Scout wooks in camp as compared to 139 in 1939. While the attendance was better than last year the advancement program still lags and we urge that every effort be made in 1941 to help Negro Scouts to advanco in rank whi:IJ3 i.n camp where there is evory opportunity to progress as well as to win Mori t Badges. We greatly appreciate tho help of 11The Oommorcial Apueal Cn.t1p Fund For Boysn which supplied funds sufficient to seml 50 under-privileged Scouts to car.:p for one week. These boys were selected through tho help of the FaPily Welfare .Agency to whom wo arc inde·bted for fine cooperation. Both 11 The Cor:inercial Appea.1 11 and the Family Welfare Agency have helped these less-chance boys for th!$ past two yoars v.nd. we do a:pproci.·'l.te the work they Page 4 Camping Committee (Continued) , have done. We appreciate the contri bu. tions made by Mr. Ed.Dalstro m, Hamil ton Coal Co., Alonzo Locke, Fogelman Bros., who made it possible for 7 Scouts to go to camp for one week. The camp fee was $3 .00 per week and a net operating pro'ftt of $67.14 was made on the four weeks camp. This does not go into the general funds of the Council but will be used to a.id other less-chance Negro boys. A number of improvements were made this year. including a new septic tank. enlargement of the kitchen and installation of new pllimbing equipment. These facilities add greatly to the efficiency of the camp. - - - - - - ..,. - - - ..... - ... - - ·- - - - .. - .... - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - During the spring months The Dr. Pepper Bottling Co. of Memphis offered 48 free weeks in camp to both White and Negro Scouts who collected the largest number of Dr. Pepper bottle caps. And in addition they offered cash prizes to the Troops collecting the largest number. These prizes amounted to a total of $254.00. We sincerely appreciate the generosity of tho Dr. Pep~er Co., in making it possible for these additional boys to go to Camp Currier and Camp Daniels. This Company has always cooperated with Scouting and has made many contributions in ca.sh and service to the Camps and to the Council. - " - -- - ~ -- ~ - - - - - - - ~ - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Your Committee recommends that an even better and larger camping program be carried through in 1941. We urge that evdry Scout Leader put his shoulder to the wheel so that an ever-increasing number of boys may have the pleasures and benefits camping so abundantly affords. CIVIC SERVICE COMMITTEE The Scouts of Chickasaw Council have responded admirably to every call for their services in connection with civic enterprises during the past year. They have faithfully carried out their assignments and your Committee is really proud of their accomplishments. May we suggest that you read carefully the following list of 11 Good Turns" which the Scouts have done: Then consider how many thousands of hours our boys have given and how constructively they have employed their time. 20 Scouts distributed 1,500 copies of the Bill Of Rights at the Americanism Meeting at the Ellis Auditorium. 2 Eagle Scouts served as aides to Hon. James A. Fatley, Postmaster General, on the occasion of his visit to Memphis. 50 Scouts participated in flag raising exercises at Page 5 Ciyic Service Committee (Continued) three industrial plants and at the Juvenile Court. 126 Scouts distributed. 24,000 blotters for the Memphis Community Fund. 400 Scouts marched in the Fire Prevention Para.de. 20 Scouts were on duty at the Scout Exhibit in Court Square during Fire Prevention Week. · 40 Scout.s distributed Selective Draft Information at Bellevue Jr. High School to registrars. · Approximately 150 Scouts were on duty at the various schools during the Selective Draft Registration. 40 Scouts participated in the Red Cross Parade. 350 Scout.s took part in the Electrical Motion Picture Pageant of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine National Convention. About 375 Scouts were on duty on the river front during the arrival of the King and ~een of the Cotton Carnival. · 850 Scouts were on duty during the Grand Parade of the Cotton Carnival carrying flares, holding back the crowds, etc. 75 Scouts served in the Children's Parade of the Cotton Carnival. 868 Scouts marched in the Armistice Day Parade •. 60 Scouts marched in the Clean-up, Fix-Up, Paint-Up Parade. 65 Scouts acted as. ushers at the Goodwyn Institute during 11 Beat The Ba.nd 11 Program. About 900 Scouts served in the Spirit of Christmas Parade, carrying flares, banners, etc., and assisting in controlling the crowds. Approximately 1,050 Scouts served as ushers at E. H. Crump Stadium f~r 5 Southwestern football games. 25 Scouts distributed 400 posters for the Shelby County Tuberculosis Society. In addition to the above,large numbers of Scouts have assisted in the distribution of literature for their churches •. and have served as guides and pages at meetings, conventions, etc. Our boys have really done good work and we comI11end them for it. COURT O:F HONOR During the fiscal year, which ended December 1st, the Scouts of Chickasaw Council were awarded the largest number of Merit Badges in the history of the Council which was organized in 1916. We are glad to report there has been a nice increase in. a majority of the higher ranks (From First Class through Eagle) and we invite your attention to the comparison of the awards made in 1938 1 1939 and 1940, shown below: 210 2,155 137 241 2,680 154 288 2,800 180 47 120 26 Page 6 Court of Honor (Continued) 1938 1939 1940 ~ Loss Life Badges 62 71 93 22 Eagle Badges 22 20 20 Eagle Palms 29 29 26 3 A high standard of work has been maintained and we are proud of the boys1 accomplishments. But we feel there is much to be done in training Merit Badge Counselors .and in recruiting more Counselors to aid the Scouts. For 1941 we recommend that great effort be ma.de toward this end and toward recruiting more men to serve on tho Court of Honor. Your Chairman wishes to acknowledge his appreciation Of the fine cooperation of the Vice-Chairmen and Members of the Di strict Courts of Honor. Tho success of the Merit Ba1lge Program is due to the loyalty of these Scouters who have so faithfully carried out their duties and who have made it possible for the Scouts to secure the advantages o:f' this pre ... vocational training. CUBBING QOMMI~TEE As a home centered and a neighborhood directed program, Cubbing has proven itself a great asset to the Scouting Program. Because the parents have such a vital part to play in the Cubbing Program and because they have responded so enthusiastically to this challenge, Scouting cannot help but feel the benefits of this parent interest which carries over into Scouting when their boys reach Scout age. Cubbing h~s had another fine year as the following figures will show, Since Dec. 1, 1939 eight more institutions already sponsoring Scout Troops have rounded out the "Group Pla.n11 in Scouting by adding the Cubbing Program. These institutions are as follows: Pack #3 ~ Springdale Civic Club Pack #5 ... White Station Improvement Club Pack #7 - McLean Blvd. Baptist Church Pack 18 - Westminster Presbyterian Church Pack #9 - Lauderdale Courts Residents' Association Pack #10 - Glenview Community Club Pack #102 - Miss. Blvd. Christian Church Pack #103 - Mt. Olive Colored Methodist Episcopal Church Following is a comparison of membership figures as of Dec. l, 1940 and Dec. 1, 1939: Cubs Packs 1939 132 6 ~ 318 14 Qain 186 8 In addition to this fine growth in Cubbing, the Cub Leaders have formed themselves into an organization cruled the Cub Leaders1 Round Table Page 7 Cubbing Cammi ttee (Continued) which meets once a month and discuss Cubbing problems. :bu.ring the year these Cub Leaders also conducte.d an "Elements of Cub Leadership Training Course11 , a 11Den Mothers' Training Coursetl, and a 11Den Chief s1 Training Ooursett. · More information on this is contained in the Training Colnn1itt~e Report. The Scout Commissioner has a.nnounc~~ that since there are now 14 Packs in the Council to be serviced this will come under the supervision of the regular line District Commissioners with the help of a newly appointed Cubbing specialist - Field Commissioner on Cubbing. Just recently, Chickasaw Council had the pl•3a,sure of a visit by the Assistant Nation:al Director of Cubbing, Mr. Gerald Speedy. Mr. Speedy1s visit was v0ry opportune and he left us with new ideas to be put into effect for the bett0rment of Scouting and Cubbing during the coming year. Last August the Cubbing Committee planned and held a Picnic for all the Cubs in tho Council. The response by both the parents and Cubs was so enthusiastic and so far beyond tho expectations of anyone that it was decided right then and there to make this an annual affair. With this kind of cooperation and spirit we are looking forward to a great yoar in 1941 for Cubbing. FIN/\NQE COMMITTEE In the Finance Campaign conducted by the Council in March and April 1940 a total of $24,169.62 was raised in cash and pledges. The actual figures are as follows; Cash (White) $19,035.88 Pledges (White) 2139,9.89 TOTAL (White) $21,385. 77 Cash (Negro) $ 1, 611. 90 Pledges (Negro) l .J.71. 95 TOTAL (Negro) 2.783.85 TOTAL CASH AND PLEDGES ••••••.•.•••• $24,169.62 Your Committee wants to take this opportunity to again thank each and eV'ery person who contri 'buted to the support of the Council and to thank the Campaign Workers who did such a fine piece of work in raising the largest amount of cash in the history of the Council in this last Campaign. Without the help of our friends who contribute and work in our campaigns the necessary funds for the Scouting program could not be raised and ti1e training of our boys would suffer. We do apprect ate what has been so faithfully done by so many people in order th:'l t the Scouting program of character buildinr.; and citizenship training mu.y continue to progress year by year. The books of the Council ,'UJ.d of the three camps have been audited by Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co., and found to be correct. Pago 8 Finance Committee (Continued} We especially invite your attention to the fact that Chick12:saw Council is entirely free of de"Q.t.. We believe this statement will be as gratifying to our friends as it is to us. It has been the policy of the Council for a number of years to spend only when funds w.:ire in hand and we recommend the continuation of this policy. The number of Scouts and Cubs in our Council continues to grow steadily as you will see in the Organization Commi ttee 1 s Report. Naturally, it follows that more money is necessary to taka care of this growing number of boys and to give them the benefits of Scout training. We, therefore, recommend that a budget of $30,000.00 be secutod for 1941. Your Committee feels that the Council's needs are greater than ever before and that sufficient funds should be provided to do the job as it should be done. HEALTH & SAFETY COMMITTEE This Committee is gratified to report that the Health and Safety record of our Scouts during.1940 has been excellent. There was not a single accident or case of sickness of a serious na,ture in any of our three camps. This splendid record is a.real tribute to the fine leadership of our Scout Leaders and we commend and congratulate tht3m on the fine work they are doing in providing safe activities and camping for the Scouts of this Council. Hundreds of Scouts have participated in activities, parades, games, Camp-0-Rees, etc., during the year and we are proud of the work of the boys and their leaders in making such a splendid safety record. Swimming in all of our camps was carefully supervised by American Red Cross Life Saving· Instructors. Safety through skill is ~ fine thing to teach boys and we feel that our Scoutmasters, Assistant Scoutmnst8rs, Camp Stnff Memb~rs and others have done a really fine ruid constructive piece of work in making this fine record possible. INTER-RACIAL COMMITTEE The work of the Inter-Racial Committee is confined solely to Negro Scouts and is handled through a sub-council known as the Seminole Division of Chickasaw Council. All of the officers and members of the Seminole Division, including the Assistant Scout Executive, are Negroes. During the year ending Nov. 30, 1940 there were 10 new Troops organized and 7 Troops were dropped from the rolls. There are now 3? Troops, a net gain of 3 Troops over the previous year. There are 605 Scouts as compared to 561 Scouts last year, a gain of 44 Scouts. There are 4 Cub Packs with 46 Cubs on the rolls. This is a gain of 2 Packs and 9 Cubs over the previous year. The camping program at Camp Daniels was the best in the history of this camp, with 109 Scouts in camp during the four weeks season. The boys spen.t a total of 156 Scout weeks as compared to 139 in 1939. We are pleased Page 9 Inter-Racial. Committee (Continued) with the increased interest in camping shown by the Negro Scouts. A number of improvements were made at Camp Daniels this year including a handicraft shop and tools, a new septic tank, enlargement of the kitchen and installation of new plumbing equipment. These facilities add greatly to the usefulness of the Camp as well as protecting to a great degree the heal th of the boys. The Camp is now in excellent condition and we consider it one of the best cali'lps for Negro Scouts in the Nation. The Scouts of the Seminole Division have done their share of "Good Turns" in connection with civic activities. They have served as guides, etc,, and have assisted with traffic and in holding back the crowds at tho various parades. We areproud of their accomplishments as participating citizens. During th0 year the advancement in rank and the award of Merit Badges to Negro Scouts was indeeq poor. Only 9 Scouts advanced to the rank of Second Class and but four boys reached the rank of First Clnss Scouts. Thora were no Start Life or Eagle Badges awarded to Negro boys. Your Committee feels that one of the greatest needs of the Council today is to devise ways and means to help these bot{s to advance in rank, for we find a great majority of the Negro Scouts hever i3.dvance beyond Tenderfoot. And they do not take pa.tt in t4e Merit Badge ~rogram which is such a help to boys in, prev- ocati onal training. This is shown by the :fact that but 15 Mari t Bad.gos were awarded to Negro Scouts during tM eiltire year. Last year but 23 Merit Badges were awarded, so there is a lbss by this cdrnparison. We certainly are n:ct proud of .the record of these 605 Scouts so far as advancement is concerned and we urge that evary effort be made by a.ii coricorned toward the end of helping these boys to gat more training through advancement in rank and working for Merit Badges. We invite your help toward this end. In the Financ.e Ca:rnpaign of tho Council the Seminole Division turned in $1,611.90 in cash and $1,171.95 in pledges, a total of $2,783.85, This is an increase of $1,101.18 over the total cash and plod.gos of 1939, We want to thank all of our Negro Scoutors for their fine help in making this Campaign such a success and for the fine gain over the previous year. We feel that our Negro work is making so-me progress but that especiri.1 emphasis must be put on advancement in 1941. ORG,ANIZATION COMMITTEE In the spring of 1940 the Council received the Walter W. Head Acorn Award for reaching its objectives in total number of Scouts, Troops, Cubs and Packs for the year 1939. 1rhis is the second consecutive year the Council has won this award and we feel you are as proud of this trophy as we are, for every Scout and Scouter in the Council has a right to feel a real satisfaction in receiving this recognition from our National President. Your Committee is now working to organize enough new units to win the Award for the third time and we believe we will. But in order to win the award for 1940 thrue new Troops, 190 Scouts and one Cub Pack ll'Iust be Page 10 Organization Committee (Continued) enrolled b~r December 31st. Several Troops and Packs are now in process of organization and we believe enough of these will register to win the Award. During the past year 11 Troops of White Scouts and 10 Troops of Negro Scouts have been organized, We are glad to report there has been a gain in Troops, Scouts, Cubs and Packs and that the Council now ha,s the largest membership in its history. Below is shown a comparison of membership for the past three years, .~.s well a.s the gain made ov0r the 1939 record: Dec. l, 1938 Dec. 1. 1939 Dec. 1, 1940 GAIN White Scouts 1,838 Negro Scouts g58 TOTAL SCOUTS ••.••• 2,396 White Troops Negro Troops TOTAL TROOPS White Cubs Negro Cubs TOTAL Cu.BS White Cub Packs Negro Cub Packs TOI'AL CUB PACKS 76 30 106 60 29 89 2 2 4 2,090 561 2,651 85 34 119 95 37 132 4 2 6 2,197 605 2,802 92 37 129 272 46 318 10 4 14 107 _M... 151 7 3 10 177 _L 186 6 2 8 We regret to report that during the year seven Troops of White Scouts and seven Troops of Negro Scouts were dropped from the rolls. Efforts are now being made to revive some of these Troops and we hope to have them in good standing in the near future. There are over 14,000 boys of Scout age (12-16) in our area and there is plenty of room to have more of them to have the benefits of Scout training. Therefore, we recommend that every effort be made to organtze additional Troops and Packs in 1941. OUTFITTER.S COMivHTTEE The three official Boy Scout Outfitters in Memphis are J. Goldsmith & Sons Co.; Phil A. Halle; Lowenstein 1 s. During tho year the stocks of Scout uniforms, supplies and equipment carried by these outfitters have been inspected by the Committee members and wore found to be adequate. We particularly 'Commend these firms for the fine di splays they have made and the publicity they have given to Scout uniforms, etc., in their stores and for the advertisements they have carried each week in 11 The Press-Scimi t.g,r 11 • They have worked with and for the Council and we wish to thank them for their help. These firms have helped the cause of Scouting in many ways by Page 11 Qμtfitters Committee (Continued) sending out camping folders, etc., to the Scouts and Scouters. For instance, during the latter part of November a Christmas fblder showing Scout and Cub equipment, etc.' was mailed to all of theScouts and Scbuters, Cubs and Cubbers of the Council. The National Council furnished the folders but the three local outfitters paid for the postage, addressing and handl i'.\1-g of these 3,790 pieces of mail. This kind of cooperation is a real help in many waifs and we do appreciate the wor.k of our outfitters. For 1941 we recommend the outfitters continue to di splay the official equipment, etc., as they have in the past, for they are making a real contribution to the Movement by keeping in stock and effectively displaying the many things which Scouts use. PUJ3L IC I TY COMMITTEE For roany years 11 The Press Scimitar" has cooperated with the Council by publishing a quarter-page of news each week known as "The Scout Press Scimitar". This is a very valuable aid in informing the Scouts and Scouters of Courts of Honor, activities, Camp-0-Rees, etc., and it is widely read. In addition, the columns of thepa.per have always been open to Scout news of all kinds. We are especially indebted to 11 The Press Scimitar" for the fine· publicity given to the Council's Finance· Campaign. This did mu.ch to insure the success of the Campaign and we ~ppreciate it. 11 The Commercial AppeaJ.lf has been very generous in printing Scout news and has cooperat~d to the fullest extent in publicizing the Council's ac ti vi ties. During the Council 1 s Finance Campaign, the "Cornmerci al Appeal 11 cooperated splendidly and helped with the proper timing of our publicity to make our Campaign a success. Throughout theyear 11 The Commercial Appeal" has been very helpful to the cause of Scouting and we want to express our appreciation for the fine support they h:ive given. Your Commi ttec has always found Radio Sta ti ors W M C, W M P S, W H B ~and WR EC ready and willing to.give freely of their time and support in 'broadcasting Scouting even ts and we want to take this opportunity to thank them·. Not only has the management of these stations been generous with time on the air but the men on the staffs have voluntarily made many valuable suggestions i:i.s to programs, sc.ripts, etc., which have greatly increased the effectiveness of the programs. The Council is inde~ted to them for their many .. contributions. ·Vie are indebted to the Standard Printing & Supply Co., for printing 18,000 Campaign Cards and other printed matorial; Latsch & Arnold, Inc •• for printing;· the Graham Paper Co., for their many contributions of paper for use in all of the above. These firms nave b~en liberal in their contributions to the welfare of Scouting and we do appreciate their help. We want to thank the official outfitters, J. Goldsmith & Sons Co., Phil A. Halle and Lowenstein 1 s for the excellent window displayn during Boy Scout Vl eek. Page 12 READING COMMITTEE Our Council accepted a quota of 600 subscriptions to the official Scout magazine 11 Boys1 Life11 for the year 1940. To date we have not reached this quota but we expect to before the year is over, This magazine costs but 6-i-¢ per month and w~ consider this one of the best investments which can be made for a boy. Seventy-five cents per year is a small amount when the values of good reading are considered and all of us should encourage our boys to develop good habits in their reading. Your Reading Cammi ttee has acceptecl the challenge offered by the 1tTrashy11 reading material now on the newsstands. The best answer they have found so far is to place the 11 Boys 1 Lif 0 11 magazine in the hands of all Scouts. 11 Boys1 Life" is filled with thrilling adventure stories that are clean and wholesome and boys soon forget the 11 trashy thrillers" after being exposed to"Boys1 Lifei• With this in mind your Reading Committee is determined to push"Boys1 Lifellinto. the foreground more than ever for 1941. During the year 64 Scouts have taken the Reading Merit Badge • . RURAL SCOUTING Outside of the City Li mi ts of Memphis there are now 20 Troops of White Scouts and 6 Troops of Negro Scouts, a total of 26, which is a gain of 3 Troops as compared to last year. Of these Troops there are 18 in Tennessee. 5 in Mississippi and 3 in Arlwisas. We feel there should be more Troops in the rur!.tl sections of our Council and we recommend that in 1941 addi tioanl stress be laid on getting Scouting to· more boys outside of Memphis. There are thousands of boys of Scout age in the 4~ counties in our Co1mcil and a great majority of these boys want and. need Scouting. There are several new Troops now in nrocess of organization and we strongly recommend that additional Troops be orgMized just as rapidly as the proper leadership c~n be found and trained. SENIOR SCOUTING To every Scout who reaches 15 years of age, there open the exciting opportunities of Senior Scouting. At this age a young man reaches out for fine companionship, stirring adventure and contacts with the adult life into which he must soon fit himself. The chance for action arid adven• ture means much to him. .And to answer the needs of these older Scouts, the Boy Scouts of America offer Senior Scouting of which there are 2 major parts now developed in the Chickasaw Council, :$xplorer Scouting for those interested in wilderness camping; Sea Scouting for those interested in the "call of the Sea11 • The Council now has seven Explorer Patrols connected with Troops 10, 12, 38. 48 1 58, 62 and 68. Page 13 Senior Scouting ( Continued) The Council al so still has 2 Sea Scout Shipst the "Boni ta11 and the 11 Id.lewildlf. It is also recommended that more social functions for older Scouts be planned and carried out during the coming yeart as these affairs appeal to young men an.d will keep them affiliated with the Movement for a longer period of time. In order to equip the leaders of Senior Scouting with the latest techniq~es in putting the program across, 2 trRining courses for Senior Scouting were held last year with a total attendance of 51 Scouters. Of these 24 Scouters received training certificates. TRAINING cm1nv!ITTEE With an ever increasing realization that the training of leaders is one of the most important needs in the successful operation of our Scout Troops and Cub Packs, the Training Committee has placed more emphasis than ever before on its program and in providing a large number of training courses. We are glad to report that in 1940 the Council had the largest and best training program in its history. We have tried to make the courses available to all leaders and to conduct the courses which were mo st needed. This year we have continued the policy adopted in 1939 of organizing the Committee into groupst each group being charged with the duty of conducting one course. We have had splend.id success wi. th this plan and we recommend its continuation. Your Chairman wishes to take this opportunity to express his thanks to Inst-ru'Ctors and staff members in the various courses. Without their help we could have made the real progress which is shown in tho figures below. Last year 300 persons received training - this year 440 persons were in the training courses. We feel tho men who are loading these courses deserve a real vote of thanks from the Council for the fine work they ha.ve done in making this growth possible. The Training Committee feels that its weakest point in carrying out the program of leadership training in Chickasaw Council is not oeing able to reach the new or inexperienced Scoutmasters. We strongly recommend that the Training Program be tied in with the Publicity Committee and the Organization Committee in an effort to get the new Scoutmasters to realize the importance of taking advantage of leadership training. We also feel that the method of group responsibility has had better results than other methods in the p~st and recommend that this plan be continued. Below is a report of these courses for 1940: Page 14 ··~. . ' ..-:'· .. ··::-:;; Twi~ining Committee (doEt-inued) .••' .......... ;.- .· · '['@;μ.t~~" ,for Wb.i te Scout Leaders No. Persons Certificates Unit 1, The Elements of Sea Scout Leadership.Part 1, Unit 1, The Elements of Sea Scout Leadership, Part (Now being conducted) Unit 1, The Elements of Scout Leadership, Part I Unit 1, The Elements of Scout Leadership, Part III (Not completed) Unit 1, The Elements of Scout Leadership, Part I (Now being canduc ted) Unit 1, The Elements of Cub Leadership Unit 2, Troop Camping Unit 3, First Aid, Part II Unit 4, Principles of Scout & Cub Leadership, Unit 4, Principles of Scout Leadership, Part I (Now being conducted) Den Mathers' Training Course Den Chiefs 1 Training Course Camp Directors' Training Course Senior Scout Conference Trainers in Troop Camping District Commissioners 1 Course Red Cross Jr. First Aid Course Part Cours~s for Negro Leaders Unit 1, Elements of Scout· Leadership, Part I Unit 1, Elements of Scout Leadership, Part II Unit ,J;' Elements of Cub Leadership Unit 1, The El.ements(of Scout Leadershi~) :P<irt II now C?eing conducted .. .. .. i ioners 1 Course II I Attending Issued 32 19 41 20 8 23 34 11 22 15 13 12 2 23 1 25 29 42 19 18 26 10 Page 15 16 21 4 16 24 11 15 13 11 2 0 1 13 26 22 6 6 6 Note Note for historical disclaimer <small><i>Please note that these documents are presented as they existed in their original form for historical accuracy. 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1940 Title A name given to the resource 1940 Chickasaw Council Reports of Committees Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink & Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chickasaw Council, BSA https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/ef3fe5d2c2f2fcae78a12195e81fb5c9.pdf 43f519c6e5bd1e0a4c56b0badbd04abb PDF Text Text THAT, ..HE . . l!; s, by deed date d Janu ary 30, is1·1, Bolt on Smit h and Gt'ac e Car Smit h, his wi I'e, comv eyed the Sout heas t quar ter (SE-i ) of Sect ion Nine (9), Nine teen (19) Nort h, Rang e Five (5) West in Shar p ~ounty, rkan sas, to the named in said deed , with powe r in said Trus tees tono mina te thei r succ esoo rs in by writ ten appo intm ent sign ed, ackn owle dger e and duly re (' orde d; and WH~Hl!:AS, unde r said deed and by appo intm ent, o!' succ esso rs from ti· e to ti e made , Cha rles J . Hass e, alte r L. Smit h, W. P. Hall iday , John E •. Rob erts and R Rams ey, as Trus tees , are now vest. ed v: i th title to the abov e desc ribe d prop erty a~ Trus tees of the Chic kasa w Cou ncil, Boy .S cout s of' Ame rica, Inc. : and WH~H~AS, said Trus tees , with the appr oval and at the dire ctio n of Chic hasa Cou ncii, Boy Scou ts oI Ame rica, Inc . , have agre ed to sell and conv ey to fuemphis and Shel by Coun ty Coun cil for Girl s Scou ts , a corp orat ion orga nize d a~d exis tin unde r the laws of the · Btat e of ~e~essee, ther e here inaf ter desc rib3 d elev en and seve n"ty -thre e hund redth s (11 73) acre s of said land , THEREFL-RE, in cons ider atio n of the sum of Two Hund r :; d Fift y 00111 00 Doll . ( t=-50. 00) cash in hand pa id to ~a i d Trus tees , the ~ecei p t whe r eof is here by ackn o ledg ed, said Trus tees do here by gran t, bar gain , sell and co nvey µnto th~ said and Shel by Coun ty Cou ncil for Girl Scou ts and unto its succ esro rs and a~signs fore t he follo wing desc ribe d prop erty ; NU{ Begi nnin g at the Sout heas t corn er of Sect ion 9, Towsnlh.ip 19 No !'"' th, Rang e 5 ··e of the 5th P M 1.n Shar p Coun ty, Stat e of rkan sas, this bein g a stee l ~tob driv e �nd and pro 1J erl y wit nes sed j Thenc e : .: s tan ce of 500 ft or 7 . 576 cha insest a : ong ect ion lin e bet wee n Sec tion to t h e Sou thw est cor ner of de s cri b - .e sse d by a pos t Oak 9t" in ed Ha bea rs No rth 62 deg ree s Eas t a di sta nce of . a pos t oar k 7-l " in ' ia . b3a rs Sou e ont h 39 de gre es Eas t acr~ss Sou th 51 d egr ees '~ e s:t a dis tan ce of 13- 7/1 0 th For k a dis r anc e of · 17 cha ins 16-l 0s ~ _ cor n er of s aid tr ~ ct, lks . to tiis poi nt bei ~ g 100 ft . 6r 1 515 cha ins No rth of the out h For k wit nes sed by a s t a ke dri ort h ban k of Sou th For k a dis t anc even i ri gro und . The nce do wn stre am , par all e l of 3 20_ 2 cha ins to a poi nt 100 ft .. or ort h ban k of sai d stra m \'Ii tn No rth ~ ssed by a s yca mor e 4 11 dia bea rs No rth 72 es t a d ist~nce of 19- 3/4 lks , The nce n s tr eam par all el to No rth . or lef stre~m lfl a dis tan ce of 5 cha i ns dow t 4 84 to the No rth eas t cor ner of sai d tra ct -in g 100 ?t or 1 ~HS cha :ns "Na rth of lef t or No rth ban k of sai d stre am , syc amo re 15 " dia bea rs Sou th 34 deg . r ees 45' we st, a dis tan ce of 42 -3/ 4 8 1 cam ore 12 in d f a bea rs Sou th 0 de gr e es 45 1 We s t 54 lks The nce Sou .e st a dis tan ce 14 cha i ns, 51- 3/4 th 0 lks ess l 55 acr es, t his bei ng t he a r ea. to t he poi nt o f beg inn ing , .con tain ing o f t he riv er D TO HOLD the same unt o the sai d Mem phis and · She lby Cou nty Cou nci l ·for s succes~Drs and ass ign s for eve r, wit h all app utte nan ces the reu nto bel ong ing ess J . Hass~, Wa lter L. Sm ith, W.P . ·Ha llid ay, Joh n E. Rob erts and R.B . R~msey, set out , her eby cov ena nt w~th sai d foemp is and She lby Cou nty Cou nci l the.~r wil l for eve r wa rra nt and def end the t :l tle to the lan d bar eby con the law ful cla ims of all per son s cla imi ng, by, thro ugh or und er them , but e. a Counc i l, Boy Sco uts 9f Am eric a, lnc ., joi ns her eto to evi den ce its app rov al tha t thi s cov eya nce be made by the tru ste es as her ein abo ve set out . th ~ s ins tru me nt is exe cut ed by the par tie s thi s 19t h day of Cha s. J. Has se W.P . ___ ___ ___ Hal:l=i~d~a~y J~h_E._Bob~e~r~t~s~-------- __lh G. Ramsey . W.L ._S mit h_ _· _ _ __ CHICKASA COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF A IBR!Ca, I BY P~A. Cla yto n Vic e-P res ide nt P.C . Cla rk, Sec teta ry '' C~ ) ) ) B ~RSD, Q Tha t on thi s day came bef ore me, the und ers igr ed, a ~o~ar h e Cou nty and Sta te afo res aid , dul y commis·soned and act ing , C •L P. HALLIDAY, HOHN E. ROBERTS, and R,G . RAMSEY, to me kno ·n as for ego ing dee d, and sta ted tha t the y had exe cut ed the same for a c ere in men t · cne d and set for th. and and sea l as suc h No tary Pub lic on thi s 19t h day of Sep t. 194 0. Ch arle s L. Gla sco ck_ Not ary Pub lic _ exp ires 10. 19. SEE 41 ) ) ) day of Se8 t. 194 0, bef ore me, Ch arle s L. Gla sco ck, a Not ary Pub ic d act wit h and for sai d Cou nty and Sta te, a~peared in per son the - ton and P.C . Cla rke , to me per son ally wel l kkn own , woho sta ted - res ide nt and Sec tetr ay of the CHIC KASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCuUTS F .at ion , and wer e dul y aut hor ize d in the ir res pec tiv e cap aci tie s to - i nst rum ent for and in the name and beh alf of sai d cor por atio n end �and ackno · ledged that theJ had s(o signed, e~ecuted and delivered said forego:. for the consideration,uses and piurpos:es therein mention d and set forth IN TEST Sept =OF, Ihave h ereunto set my hand and official 1 s~;al, this 1940 Oharles_h Glascock _ Notar Public L S E y Commission Expires· 10/19/41 The above and foregoing instrume:nt of writing was on the 11th day of October, at l:oo P filed for record and the same is hereby recorded 11/19/4.0 Grover C. R i !lg, Cl erk By___.)...._.(.__v~-· _. JA..__..._&_~-~--D . C Kenneth Spotts � https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/b1ec86e1d9ebf07b5ae9d1dccab04fa9.pdf 399880e03e600095032a7e74235eeb65 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 Kia Kima Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous papers and publications by Kia Kima including promotional flyers, Camper Handbooks, staff materials, and program materials. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document THAT, . .HE l!; s, by deed dated January 30, is1·1, Bolton Smith and Gt'ace Car . . Smith, his wi I'e, comveyed the Southeast quarter (SE-i) of Section Nine (9), Nineteen (19) North, Range Five (5) West in Sharp ~ounty, rkansas, to the named in said deed, with power in said Trustees tonominate their succesoo rs in by written appointment signed, acknowledgere and duly re (' orded; and WH~Hl!:AS, under said deed and by appointment, o!' successors from ti· e to ti e made, Charles J . Hasse, alter L. Smith, W. P. Halliday, John E •. Roberts and R Ramsey, as Trustees, are now vest.ed v: i th title to the above described property a~ Trustees of the Chickasaw Council, Boy .Scouts of' America, Inc.: and WH~H~AS, said Trustees, with the approval and at the direction of Chichasa Councii, Boy Scouts oI America, Inc . , have agreed to sell and convey to fuemphis and Shelby County Council for Girls Scouts , a corporation organized a~d existin under the laws of the · Btate of ~e~essee, there hereinafter d escrib3d eleven and seven"ty-three hundredths (11 73) acres of said land, NU{ THEREFL-RE, in consideration of the sum of Two Hundr :; d Fifty 0011100 Doll . ( t=-50 . 00) cash in hand pa id to ~a i d Trustees, the ~ecei p t whe r eof is hereby ackno - ledged, said Trustees do hereby grant, bar gain, sell and co nvey μnto th~ said and Shelby County Council for Girl Scouts and unto its succesrors and a~signs fore t he following described property; Beginning at the Southeast corner of Section 9, Towsnlh.ip 19 No !'"' th, Range 5 ··e of the 5th P M 1.n Sharp County, State of rkansas, this being a steel ~tob drive 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 1940 Deed of Kia Kima Waterfront to Kamp Kiwani Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Sharp County Clerk's Office Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1940 Description An account of the resource The referenced 1917 deed from Bolton Smith to the Chickasaw Council could not be located and may not have been recorded. Deed Girl Scouts Kamp Kiwani Legal South Fork River Waterfront https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/dc0affb1aa8d3854f1c939d891273f0e.pdf 074776430f5ccac378ee186a0bc3c734 PDF Text Text @ @ NATIONAL OFFICERS I FE N COR PORATED CHARTERED BY CONGRESS JUNt BRUARY 8, I9IO 15 19l0 ON FRANKLIN O. ROOSEVELT, HONOMRY PRESIDEilT HERAERT HOOVERI HONORAAY VICE PRESIDENT OOLIN H. LIVINGSTONE, E. W. PALMEB, HONORARY VICE PRESIDENT 2 PARK AVENUE OANIEL CARTER BEARO, HONOMHY VICE PRESIDENT WLLIAM G. McADoo, HoNOBARY vlCE PPESIDENT WALTER W. HEAD, PRESIDENT, ST. LOUIS, MO. MELL R. WILXlNSON, VIEE PRESIDENTI ATLANTA' GA' FRANK G. HOOVERI VICE PRESIDENTI NO' CANTONI O' DANIEL CARTER BEABD. NATIONAL SCOUT COTIMISSIONER .ABIE ACDF'5S DIVISION OF OPERATIONg TR$SURER JAMES E. WEST, CHIEF SCOUT EXECUTIVE GEORGE J. FISHEN, DEPUTY CHIEF SCOUT EXECUTIVE BERVICEB & AcrrvrrrEa. CUBBTNG. ENGTNEERTNG. MARSHALL FIELD, CHAIRMAN FRANK G. HOOVER, VICE CHAIBMAtr SECTION W. W. EEATTY HENRY BOE CLOUO JOHN COLLIER FBSD W. HODGE THOS. JESSE JONES iiir. i,c" Iaistrcrr U-tri-ckii$uv, ON INDIAN AFFAIRS LEWIS MEBIAM oAvtD owL CHARLES J. RHOADS wM. CARSON RYAN, JR. CLARK WSSLER STANLSY A. HARRIS, OIRECTOR A. J. TAYLOR, ASSISTANT TO THE OIRECTOR Uou:icii ir"e,[piri-s, Terln NEGRO WORK PERCY JACKSON, CHAIAMAN 0ctober L5, LILO DIRECTOR ON CARLILE BOLTON.SMITH FIELD. HEALTH AND SAFETY. INTER.RACIAL. RURAL SCoUTIN6. SENIoR ScoUTINE DIVISIONAI. CON4MITTEE A. SCHUCK, CAMpTNG GENEFAL CHAIRMAI{ c. ARTHUR BRUCgT CHAIRMAil IHOS. JESSE JONES WALTER B€LKNAP J. R. E. LEE ROBENT P. OANIEL B. g. LOVEMAtr J. H. DILLARD FREO MCCUISTION LEO M. FAVROT L. E. MANSFIELO G. J. FISHER E. P. ROBERTS JOSEPH GLENN PAUL W. ACHENCK LUTHER HODGES FRANK SWEENEY GLEtrN H. HOLLOWAY JOHN WEBB ARTHUR HOWE ilELL R. WILKIT{SON A, L. JACKSON W. T. B. WILLIAMS R. E. JONES TELEPHONE LTxINGIoN 2.32OO THEOOORE NOOSEVELTI VICE PRESIDENT, OYSTER BAY, N. Y ARTHUR SECTION N.E]{.YO:3{=,, N;y= JOHN SHERMAN HOYT, VICE PBESIOENT. DARIENI CONN STUARi W. FRENCH, VICE PRESIDENTT PASADENA, CALIF, LEWTS GAWTRYI COMMITTEE INTER.RACIAI- SCOUTING n Deirr ire'. Ualstr'*rnl I rral'e'i];o.rr,,.i;.iiirr;, a. rathpi" iriterrui-ve stuar, of ;;o,u"Uoiurci:,lrio tne rlc,,.'ii you ooii:6,:lroni iiiegrces. Your Cormcii haa (l-?3i.t ceusr.s) ZU?u tr'cr\re yeii!- ola ire&rc bo;,s. iieceili:*;: 'jL, L939 yo* h,:ri 566 e*outs" ii Scout ceusitrr af 27.3. Your Corurcii aeirsit;". ys 73.S or ne..i'lli three tiatcs a$ !ic"!'l)'scouts i:er iiij t,,sive yerri: c1o- bol'-s.; rLre etilioilg JOLII' i!e5rce5. Yo-*r onjective rv.;s 626 for i94u acccroin; t.o the membe:'shi;: fi4,ui'*s givel Lu tne :.eceir"t srrveJ reirort" i1{66sve", at the jri'oserit ti;te ycu have 22 scc';ts J-ess than }'oir had Der:enbei' 3I. I{ou,, cio you .r-ccoaiii llor ta..t? If u"e ti::e i;oirr..; i;- i:e.ve i,fi}i eouitisrr..l Trco;:'s o;'5ani.r*ci s-ud re;istereci iref'o:'e tiie fi:'st of tne,;€,&;'ile m..rst get ous;v rea;l r,llrit:-[ aild eo it. -linite I wisii everir- i,olurcil j-rr the co'urit:';'' r'*'ilc;ehieve iis ctljeciive, we E"::e c.;rrsci,;Lts ,-ri ;r irruch gree.ter :reed for scou.i;i-ng !Locil;t tlan v;e uere Ji'itunrl'; lst ydi:6]i t,reD€ o'bjeutiv-es here lir-oe. so ietts jus't' be Ecoo sco*ts ailci ci* p-,:r-'u?s-]," Iinlt *i;'i,:.icts iri Lile CoL*iicil c{-ruici- h.eive, but cro li,,-,t *ol, h-ve,, Trooi; fol' stiir o::pose sco'tlLiri6; fo:' liie5:"'.:s? i{ow Ilesr oo;.s? ;.re ii:ere a,:ay u-! st:'irts tirat .l,rieir" couseut lla cooperati.ir? iijilt C-ir We c.,1.a !,ie Fl-e;:;e:ri: tne faCts So u-S to get preriertt tr'oops to at tre*st )L/* uoya i:er t:'oo,r:? ao tu irter"el-se tiie aieuiDersni.-r of our ,reEro qe:r's a,i;r1"r"t Jr.-lit:,*.1'y luth l';ith ;o-is set relvoirlcr * r:ig ar:irui'I meetirtg cf trie goars? *rht"t ucti-vities coule re l,ro*note for tir.rt di,"ts h*1t? riiut siiou}i oe oilrthi; f-u ariu ;;iiite:' thai; wourd uuke boys iitore irrterrsively aesire to be scouts tiiid it1€r.r llrofg 1rijli-* to lead? Yrhat training ao lre i:eee? Is'i,ne ouoget;-l}otririlcc $uffi-oietrt, !f not hc,w c;in in;* {Gt ;,il .Seriuate ouciget? Tlze;:e i'j'e s':Jx}e trf tlie tuel;ticns I orisii JoLi 'r,;o'-.id aEk i-Irii coxiA 6et *I"is&ered. ,'BE PREPARED ALL COMMUNICAT]ONS SHOULD BE ADDRESSED TO THE BOY SCOUTS OF 2 PARK AVENUE NEW YOR'?\ N Y AT'IERICA OO A GOOD TURN DAILY" �Fage 2 - Ple;rse tr.-,lie an olportuni'[y rei.i soorr to sit cioen witir your i{egro }eaaers aricr ;y,our Scout execlr"live .;iti figure out un,'t your progri:L]u. ought to be fo:' the reiilbrino.er of th* J/eer iirrii also oecicre u"FGn pl.-ces crnere you ought to h;rve Troops anu who you ean get to lelp you develop then. ,tnd lett s not be satisfied raitir tinything but the best, but letts be reall;r oissatisfied i+ith results as long &s our Scout density' is less tlre.n }ilCi $couts for every iuO teelve year cler bcys. l'iishing you {i most ire-i:py exi-:erie:tce in a big.ger a:ic better work for these boys eLnC througlr them for Ameil"ea, I a;n, $ost c i,rIVTSICIiI e) .rr. $affis 1'lirT ICr,l'.t, iJIFI"!,UTOA Inte;:-raci"*:i a cti ",ritie sah/cfm I L s � 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 NATIONAL OFFICERS FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT, HONORARY PRESIDENT HERBERT HOOVER, HONORARY VICE PRESIDENT COLIN H. LIVINGSTONE, HONORARY VICE PRESIDENT DANIEL CARTER BEARD, HONORARY VICE PRESIDENT WILLIAM G. McADOO, HONORARY VICE PRESIDENT WALTER W. HEAD, PRESIDENT, ST. LOUIS, MO. JOHN SHERMAN HOYT, VICE PRESIDENT, DARIEN, CONN STUART W. FRENCH , VICE PRESIDENT, PASADENA, CALIF. THEODORE ROOSEVELT, VICE PRESIDENT, OYSTER BAY, N. 't MEL.LR. WILKINSON, VICE PRESIDENT, ATLANTA, GA. FRANK G. HOOVER, VICE PRESIDENT, NO. CANTON, O. DANIEL CARTER BEARD, NATIONAL SCOUT COMMISSIONER LEWIS GAWTRY, TREASURER JAMES E. WEST, CHIEF SCOUT EXECUTIVE GEORGE J, FISHER, DEPUTY CHIEF SCOUT EXECUTIVE DIVISIONAL COMMITTEE MARSHALL FIELD, CHAIRMAN FRANK G. HOOVER, VICE CHAIRMAN ARTHUR A. SCHUCK, DIRECTOR i\ilr . ~. Dalsti~om Ghickasc..w Cou..'1cil Ivlemphi s, Te rm. De a r Mr . Dal s trom : INCORPORATED FEBRUARY 8, 1910 CHARTERED BY CONGRESS JUNE 15 , 19 16 2 PARK AVENUE ~! !2~t~{!)JR~~\ - ~~;ri: TELEPHON E LEXINGTON 2-3200 CAl!L?: ADDRESS'' BOYSCAMER ,NEW YORK .. DIVISION OF OPERATIONS SERVICES CAMPING 8c ACTIVITIES, CUBBING, ENGINEERING, FIELD, HEALTH AND SAFETY, INTER·RACIAL, RURAL SCOUTING, SENIOR SCOUTING October 15, 1940 COMMITTEE ON INTER-RACIAL SCOUTING E. W. PALMER, GENERAL CHAIRMAN SECTION ON NEGRO WORK C. ARTHUR BRUCE, CHAIRMAN WALTER BELKNAP ROBERT P. DANIEL J. H . DILLARD LEO M . FAVROT G. J. FISHER JOSEPH GLENN LUTHER HODGES GLENN H. HOLLOWAY ARTHUR HOWE A. L. JACKSON R. E . JONES THOS. JESSE JONES J . R. E. LEE 8 . E. LOVEMAN FRED MCCUISTION L. E. MANSFIELD E. P. ROBERTS PAUL W . SCHENCK FRANK SWEENEY JOHN WEBB MELL R. WILKINSON W. T. B. WILLIAMS CARLILE BOL TON·SMITH SECTION ON INDIAN AFFAIRS PERCY JACKSON, CHAIRMAN W . W. BEATTY HENRY ROE CLOUD JOHN COLLIER FRED W. HODGE THOS. JESSE JONES LEWIS MERI.AM DAVID OWL CHARLES J. RHOADS WM. CARSON RYAN, JR. CLARK WISSLER STANLEY A. HARRtS, DIRECTOR A . J. TAYLOR, ASSISTANT TO THE DIRECTOR I have b e en mal dn0 a r a th\:;lr intensive study of y ou.r Cow1ci l a nd t he wor k you are doing among Negroes. Your Collllcil ha d (1930 census) 2070 t welve year o l d ~egro boy s. Decembe r 31, 1939 you had 566 scouts. A Scout ciensity o.f 27.3. Your Council density is 73.8 or nea rly three ti.mes a s rna.ny scouts p er 1 00 t welve year old boys a s among y our Ne g roes. Your o bjective wa s 626 for 1940 according to the me111bership f i gures given on the recent survey re p ort. Ho wever , at the p resent tiJne y ou have 22 scouts less than y ou had December 31. How do y ou a ccount f or tha t1 If we are g oing t o have a n y additiona l Troops o rgani z ed e. nd re g istered before the first of the y ear we must get busy real ciuick and do it . W11ile I 'i\ ish every Council in the coun try wo uld a chieve its objective, we are c onscious o f a much grea t e r need for scouting ' t oday t llin we V>1ere J a nua r y 1st wh e n t h e s e objectives were made. So let's just be iSO Od scouts and do our best. Wha t ci istricts in t he Cow1cil could h a ve, but do not now ha ve a Troop for Negr .> boy s? Are ti.1ere a uy districts that still oppose scouting for Ne g r oe s? How ca n we pr esent the f a cts so a s to ge t their consent m 1ci coop eration? V\l hat ca n we do t o i ncrea se the meillbership of our pr esent troop s to a t lea st 24 boys per troop ? Would a big unnual meeting of the hegro le<.c ders c.. bo_ut J a nU&l'Y l uth with go..:t lS set for t hat date help ? Wh& t should be our g o als? 'Vvhat a ctivities could we p romote this f a ll a rnl vi inter that would make boys more intensively desire to be sco uts and rnen more iuilling to lead? What training do we need? Is the budget a llowan c e sufficient, if not h ow can we ge t c.~n adequate budget? The se a re some of t he que s tions I wish you would ask c,nd could get unswered . .. BE PREPARED" ALL COM MUNICATIONS SHO ULD BE ADDR ESS ED TO THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA . 2 PARK AV ENU E N E W YORK NY " DO A GOOD TURN DAILY " Page 2 - Plea se ma.ke a n opportunity re a l soon to sit down with your Ne gro leaders o..Hd y our Scout execut ive c-i.nd fi gu r e out V';'h. ,t y our program ought to be for the rem a inder of the y e&r a n ci a lso decide u p on pl a c e s where y ou ought to ha ve Troop s anCi who you can get to :nelp you develop t h em. And let's not be s a tisfied with anything but the best, but let's be rea lly ciissa tisfied with results as long a s our Scout density is les s tha n 1 0 0 scouts for every 1 0 0 t welve yea r old boys. Wish ing you a most ha ppy e xpe rience in a big ge r a nd better work f or these boys and t hrou. g,.11. the m for America , I run, s a h/cfm ¥ost cordiall-, ' , ~ DIVISION OF i . TIO NS ~ "arris NATION .i.-" L DI RE CTOR Inter-ra cia l Activities 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 1940 Title A name given to the resource 1940 Letter from Stanley Harris re Memphis' Missed Interracial Goals Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Dalstrom Papers, Special Collections Department, University of Memphis Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Licensed for use by the Kia Kima Alumni Association in this historical display. https://www.memphis.edu/libraries/special-collections/ Letters Seminole Division https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/35fcb3c9840beba612aca23b5217e872.pdf e855c9a9e3b29ebc37c7cd24dac7b822 PDF Text Text TH E MOST MOD E RN A ND BEST E Q UIPPED C LE A NI N G ESTABLISHMENT IN A LL AM ERICA J une 14 , 1940 Mr~ Ed. Da strom c /o Graham Pap r omp ar.. y 1;emph is , e , ne ss ee ar Ed : En c ose he ewi . i s my chec.K o .. 4 :6 on t he i:es t Nt:Lt i onal B1::1.nk of this c i t y in he a.noun of $:G50 t o be use d in t he pur chas e f rc;m th h i ckas a • Counci l of Boy Sc out s that pi e ce of ground used a,,,, a bathin beac by the Girl c out s, Cou ncil of Memphi s a·1d S e l by ount y and for the i us e . w th hanki ng you xp r es i ons o i ghe s o our i te:rest i r t i s matt e r an p e "s na _ r ""ga rds , I arn Ve r AS ~ Ms MEMBER trul~~ �tl.r1- Abo Sehartf'1 71Lr l~~d ison 1~ venue, Ueu:phls, Tav.J.i. I~ $ff3 . needless ~ scy tl~t 4 ¥s !I11;1e ~W ~eneroutls glJ. i;; lfS v ~H!i' mu.en arp:"'oo::.r-:. ·..eu. t rn "'.~. J.. secnz:ie pe 1~mant . value of 't!le Girl t;eout Camp as Ptell on the Y WC A Opp. lS as Ildm.ot? "if'OU will be trlnd t o lm.o.w that th~ ·'.Jirl Scout Gap -at., Har-q 1a in''opa1'»a'tion and entirely fl.lled1 and i :, e:opaaM th.at 1t tdll be opera ting a.t full cape.city'" fol' the enti:ro S'9e.son. This shows how n.ecessal'Y it is fo:r the z,irls t~ aoq~ire the Bath;ng Beach an1i that .a c~ ctn be su~losst ully opera.tea at Harey by' a Mem.ph.is ag:eney. /!.gain ~.~ thari...lta for youF &"Sl1erows gift. Sincerely ED/jl you~s, �June 27,19h0 Dear> Ur. I am enclosin s a chock from Abe ~~~ha.r>f.f for• ;''.>'2 r50.00 \lfhich is to he used for tfi.e pul'Cha.se from the Gbicka.:-;aw Gouncil, Boy ~couts o:f' _we:rice. 1 that piece of ground. usea. as e Ba thifig , Bench by Kamp i(iwani. Please deposit this eheck and hold it in a. separate fund on our books until the nssotia ti.ons for the purohase of this property- have been com.plate;. I am sure that the Council will make prqper .recognition of this ceoerous gift and that Mrs• ~~'.,lclauor lrl.ll ivrite H,..,. Scharff a letter. ... ' Since rely yours, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Kia Kima Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous papers and publications by Kia Kima including promotional flyers, Camper Handbooks, staff materials, and program materials. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document MEMBER TH E MOST MOD E RN A ND BEST E Q UIPPED C LE A NI N G ESTABLISHMENT IN A LL AM ERICA Mr~ Ed. Da strom c /o Graham Pa p r omp ar .. y 1;emp h is , e , n e ss e e ar Ed : J une 14 , 1 940 En c o se h e ewi . i s my ch ec.K o .. 4 :6 on t he i:e s t Nt:Lt i o nal B1::1.nk of this c i t y in he a.no un of $:G 5 0 t o be used in t he pur cha s e f rc;m th h i ck asa • Counci l of Boy Sc out s that pie c e of grou nd used a,,,, a bathin beac by the Girl c out s , Cou nc il of Me mp his a·1d S e l by ount y a n d for the i us e . h a nkin g y ou o our i te:rest i r t i s matt e r an w th xp r e s i ons o i ghe s p e "s n a _ r "" g a rds , I arn Ve r t r ul~~ AS ~ Ms tl.r1- Abo Sehartf' 1 71Lr l~~d ison 1~ venue, Ueu:phls, Tav.J.i. I~ $ff3 .. needless ~ scy tl~t 4 ¥s !I11;1e ~W ~eneroutls glJ. i;; lfS v~H!i' mu.en arp:"'oo::.r-:.. ·.. eu. t rn"'.~. J. . secnz:ie lS pe 1~mant . value of 't!le Girl t;eout Camp as Ptell as on the Y W C A Opp. Ildm.ot? "if'OU will be trlnd to lm.o.w that th~ ·'.Jirl Scout Gap -at., Har-q 1a in''opa1'»a'tion and entirely fl.lled1 and i :, e:opaaM th.at 1 t tdll be opera ting a.t full cape.city'" fol' the enti:ro S'9e.son. This shows how n.ecessal'Y it is fo:r the z,irls t~ aoq~ire the Bath;ng Beach an1i that .a c~ ctn be su~losst ully opera.tea at Harey by' a Mem.ph.is ag:eney. /!.gain ~.~ thari...lta for youF &"Sl1erows gift. Sincerely you~s, ED/jl June 27,19h0 Dear> I am enclosins a chock from Ur. Abe ~~~ha.r>f.f for• ;''.>'2 r50 .00 \lfhich is to he used for tfi.e pul'Cha.se from the Gbicka.:-;aw Gouncil, Boy ~couts o:f' _we:rice.1 that piece of g round. usea. as e Ba thifig , Bench by Kamp i(iwani. Please deposit this eheck and hold it in a. separate fund on our books until the nssotiati.ons for the purohase of this property- have been com.plate;. I am sure that the Council will make prqper .recognition of this ceoerous gift and that Mrs• ~~'.,lclauor lrl.ll ivrite H,.., . Scharff a letter. ' ... 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Title A name given to the resource 1940 Letters re Donation of Beach to Kamp Kiwani Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Dalstrom Papers, Special Collections Department, University of Memphis Libraries Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1940 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Licensed for use by the Kia Kima Alumni Association in this historical display. https://www.memphis.edu/libraries/special-collections/ Girl Scouts Kamp Kiwani Letters South Fork River https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/e39378a3e5e4137664b02ad1a794475e.pdf e5a60a7b3bbbcda39ee9354519c4d1a8 PDF Text Text 2 PARK AVENUE NEWYORK,N.Y. NATlONAL COUNCIL . BOY SCOf,.lTS OF A:'lERlCA Thomas Dodson 40 scouT _ oF MemPh.,=i=s,,...,.._~~~TROOP No. DATE _ J""~ sTATE_ /S AWARDED THIS CERTIFICATE THAT HE HAS SATISFACTORILY MET THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE MERIT BADGE IN Tenn. -'«-- - - ...._.l....94"-'>.o Cooking ON BEHALFOFNATIONAL COUNCIL � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous publications and papers by and about the Chickasaw Council. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document 2 PARK AVENUE NEWYORK,N.Y. NATlONAL COUNCIL . BOY SCOf,.lTS OF A:'lERlCA scouT _ Thomas Dodson TROOP No. 40 oF MemPh.,=i=s,,...,.._~~~- sTATE_ Tenn. DATE_ J""~ .... _.l .... 94"-'>.o-'«----- /S AWARDED THIS CERTIFICATE THAT HE HAS SATISFACTORILY MET THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE MERIT BADGE IN Cooking ON BEHALFOFNATIONAL COUNCIL Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1940 Title A name given to the resource 1940 Merit Badge Card Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Boy Scouts of America Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chuck Schadrack Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Tom Dodson Card Merit Badge https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/32fde53e26201e329c8c7d786c650756.pdf 641c00e8cdaa9b86211e862620840385 PDF Text Text KAMP KIA KIMA CAMP TO CLOSE ~ Scouts to L~ S4tnmer Haven . Dr~ Outings ,1, · · L ' · Kamp ,/.,?,~ Kia Kin)a, Boy cout I haven ifl the foothi.lls of Ar. ansas -'· Ozarks, will b'e closed campjng tgis summer, time 'th11A:amp has clos open~ef in 1916. s closing is due to it has sustained the I year~. Gordon Morris, ch i · Chickasaw Council , · ed ''for the last se ral years the camp has ope ted t heavy losses and we just c uld 't afford to go ahead with its ope ation and stand "'- such losses. T is summer we are \ "<.building up a d · · oncentrating on Camp Currier ( dora., Miss.)" r-..._ Kamp Kia 1 a, a 166-acre tract, ' '<. ls on the So fork of Spring 1 ·~ River, near H y , Ark. Besides its mess hall and ministrafion buildings it is equipped with 16 lodges. The camp will be ' maintained in good order. Tho mass camping w ill not be possible, Mr. Morris reported a camp director would be stationed at Kia Rima to be in charge of individual troop camping. "Thruout the summer Scouters and their troops will be allowed to make short term camps at Kia Kima." Mr. Morris said. J, James S. Maddux Jr., assistant , scoutmaster of Troop 3, will serve J as camp di~ector. ~ 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 Kia Kima Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous papers and publications by Kia Kima including promotional flyers, Camper Handbooks, staff materials, and program materials. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document KAMP KIA KIMA CAMP TO CLOSE ~ Scouts to L~ S4tnmer Haven . Dr~ Outings ,1, · · /.,?,~ L ' I · Kamp , Kia Kin)a, Boy cout I haven ifl the foothi.lls of Ar. ansas-'· Ozarks, will b'e closed campjng tgis summer, time 'th11A:amp has clos open~ef in 1916. s closing is due to it has sustained the year~. Gordon Morris, chi · Chickasaw Council, · ed ''for the last se ral years the camp has ope ted t heavy losses and we just c uld 't afford to go ahead with its ope ation and stand "'- such losses. T is summer we are \ "<.building up a d · · oncentrating on Camp Currier ( dora., Miss.)" r-..._ Kamp Kia 1 a, a 166-acre tract, ' '<. ls on the So fork of Spring 1 ·~ River, near H y, Ark. Besides its mess hall and ministrafion buildings it is equipped with 16 lodges. The camp will be ' maintained in good order. Tho mass camping will not be possible, Mr. Morris reported a camp director would be stationed at Kia Rima to be in charge of individual troop camping. "Thruout the summer Scouters and their troops will be allowed to make short term camps at Kia Kima." Mr. Morris said. J, James S. Maddux Jr., assistant , scoutmaster of Troop 3, will serve I J as camp di~ector. ~ Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1940 Title A name given to the resource 1940 Press-Scimitar: Kamp Kia Kima Camp to Close Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Press-Scimitar Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Press Scimitar Papers, Special Collections Department, University of Memphis Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Licensed for use by the Kia Kima Alumni Association in this historical display. https://www.memphis.edu/libraries/special-collections/ Periodical https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/bcf385c2a203daeb3bf18ac63625b368.pdf b41b1461b424a3e8cc4031713d955db7 PDF Text Text NATIONAL BY-LAWS On I. To 2. To 3_ To ARTICLE VI - SECTION 2. THE SCOUT OATH my honor I will do my best: do my duty to God and my country and to obey the Scout Law; help other people at all times; keep myself physically strong, mentally awake and morally straight. THE SCOUT LAW I. A SCOUT IS TRUSTWORTHY. A Scout's honor is to be trusted. If he were to violate his honor by telling a lie, or by cheating, or by not doing exactly a given task, when trusted on his honor, he may be directed to hand over his Scout badge. 2. A SCOUT IS LOYAL. He is loyal to all to whom loyalty is due, his Scout Leader, his home and parents and country. 3. A SCOUT IS HELPFUL. He must be jlrepared at any time to save Iife, help injured persons, and share the home duties. He must do at least one Good Turn to somebody every day. 4. A SCOUT IS FRIENDLY. He is a friend to all and a brother to every other Scout. 5. A SCOUT IS COURTEOUS. I He is polite to all, especially to women, children, old people and the weak and helpless, He must not take pay for being helpful or courteous. I I 6. I > I I I I I A SCOUT IS KIND. He t8 a friend to animals. He will not kill nor hurt any living creature 'needlessly, but will strive to save and protect all harmless life. 7. A SCOUT IS OBEDIENT. He obeys his parents, Scoutmaster, Patrol Leader, and all other duly constituted authorities. A I' 8. I He smiles whenever he can. His obedience to orders is prompt and cheery. He never shirks nor grumbles at hardships. 9. SCOUT IS CHEERFUL. A SCOUT IS THRIFTY. He does not wantonly destroy property. He works faithfully, wastes nothing and makes the best use of his opportunities. He saves his money so that he may pay his own way, be generous to those in need, and helpful to worthy objects. He may work for pay but must not receive tips for courtesies or Good Turns. 10. A SCOUT IS BRAVE. He has the courage to face danger in spite of fear, and to stand up for the right against the coaxings of friends or the jeers or threats of enemies, and defeat does not down him. II. A SCOUT IS CLEAN. He keeps clean in body and thought, stands for clean speech, clean sport, clean habits; and travels with a clean crowd. 12. A SCOUT IS REVERENT. He is reverent toward God. He is faithful in his religious duties, and respects the convictions of others in matters of custom and religion. ., �EXTRACTS FROM CONSTITUTION ARTICLE II-PURPOSE: OF BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA CHARACTER BUILDING-CITIZENSHIP TRAINING The purpose of this corporation is as set forth in the original certificate of incorporation under the laws of the District of Columbia, dated February 8, 1910, and restated in Section 3 of the Charter granted by Congress June 15, 1916,as follows-"That the purpose of this corporation shall be to promote, through organization, and cooperation with other agencies, the ability of boys to do things for themselves and others, to train them 'in Scoutcraft, and to teach them patriotism, courage, self-reliance and kindred virtues, using the methods which are now in common use by Boy Scouts," by placing emphasis upon the Scout Oath and Law for character development, citizenship training and physical fitness. GRANTING COMMISSIONS AND CERTIFICATES OF MEMBERSHIP The Constitution and By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America authorize commissions and certificates of membership only to those who subscribe to the Scout Oath and Law (as printed on other side), the Declaration of Religious Principle and its Constitution and By-Laws. ARTICLE III-DECLARATION OF RELIGIOUS PRINCIPLE "Section I-The Boy Scouts of America maintains that no boy can grow into the best kind of citizenship without recognizing his obligation to God. In the first part of the Boy Scout's oath or pledge the boy promises, 'On my honor I will do my best to do my duty to God and my country, and to obey the Scout Law.' The recognition of God as the ruling and leading power in the universe, and the grateful acknowledgment of His favors and blessings, are necessary to the best type of citizenship, and are wholesome things in the education of the growing boy. No matter what the boy may be-Catholic or Protestant or Jew-this fundamental need of good citizenship should be kept before him. The Boy Scouts of America therefore recognizes the religious element in the training of the boy, but it is absolutely non-sectarian in its attitude toward that religious training. Its policy is that the organization or institution with which the Boy Scout is connected shall give definite attention to his religious life. "Only men willing to subscribe to this declaration of principle shall be entitled' to certificates of leadership in carry:ing out the Boy Scout Program." __~= ~ - ~ ~ --- RESPONSIBILITIES (a) (b) (c) (d) OF TROOP COMMITTEEMEN Selection and supervision of Troop Leaders and consultation with them on questions of program, administration and management of the Troop. Provide the necessary facilities for meetings of the Troop. Endeavor to provide an opportunity for the members of the Troop to spend a week or more in a summer camp. Conduct the Troop in accordance with the Rules and Regulations of the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America, and of the Local Council having jurisdiction over the territory in which the Troop is situated. RESPONSIBILITIES OF MERIT BADGE COUNSELORS It is customary for the Court of Honor to delegate examinations in special subjects to men who on account of expert knowledge, are especially fitted to conduct the test covering the technical points involved in the examination. The purpose of these examinations is not to secure mere technical compliance with the requirements but rather to ascertain the Scout's general knowledge of the subject; as a result of his own application and study. In other words practical knowledge rather than mere book knowledge is what is desirous. It is not within the province of the Counselor to add or to take away from the requirements HANDBOOK FOR BOYS. for any test as stated in the APPROVAL Scoutmaster, Skipper, Cubmaster and Assistants applications should be approved by the Chairman of the Troop Committee. Committeemen of Troop, Ship or Pack must be approved by the head of the Institution or Sponsoring body. Council Scouter to be approved by the proper Council authority. REGISTRATION FEES If applicant already holds an unexpired registration certificate in another capacity, no fee is required with this application, unless he is ceasing activity in the other capacity. In such case he should pay a proportionate fee to the expiration of this Troop. Annual Scouter's fee is $1.00, but for periods less than one year registration will be at fees proportionate to the periods to be covered, Scouts .........••....•.... 1 mo. Sc Scouters . 1, 2, 3 mo. 2Sc 7 mo. 30c 2 " 10c 4 S 6 " SOc 8 " 35c i 8' 9 •• 7Sc 3'" ISc 9 " 40c 10, n," 12 •• 1.00 10 " 4Sc 4 " 20c 11-12 " SOc 5-6 " 2Sc �Form 716-50M-6-34-P. REGION No. COUN.CIL No. TROOP No. BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 2 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. SCOUTER APPLICATION To Serve as (Date) To The National Council: Boy Scouts of America, 2 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. I hereby 'make application for registration as an Adult member of the Boy Scouts of America and subscribe to its Scout Oath and Scout Law and its Declaration of Religious Policy as stated on the attached sheet and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws of both the National and Local Councils and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by them. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year (or a pro rata fee), fifty cents of which is to cover> subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my annual registration. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application: .' INFORMATION REQUIRED FR OM PROSPECTIVE 1. Age 3. Have you already paid a registration 2. Amer. Citizen or First LEADERS Papers? ~ fee in another capacity? if so, What? .....:. _ 4. Do you desire pocket certificate 0 large certificate for framing 0 (or both IOc additional) 01----------_ Were you a Scout? If so, how long? • £~ --In what capacity have you been a Scout Official and Where? 7. Wl.en and how long? 8. What, if any, Scout Training Certificate do you hold? 9. Present occupation and position held 10. What other experience, if any, have you had in connection with organizations 5. 6. Tr. No. Tr. No. of APPLICANT Street address City _ --"-""_:::c.:==_-==<===~_"_'=~_ _'_.....-'-__I _ _ for boys or young men ? 11. State the highest Institutions from which you have graduated Grammar 0 High School IP 13. Are you a member? 12. What is your religious preference? _ 14. Are you married? _ 15. Have you boys of your own ? 16. Race SIGNATURE £R: _ College 0 _ ~ _ ~ in full _ (Mailing address) County Residence telephone number Approved telephone (OR HEAD on information _ officer ) ---,----- __ sheet) OF INSTITUTION IF NOT UNDER If so, what? Is this man taking the place of any other man who is to be dropped? If so, whom? What Date _ number Title (of Approving (see "Approval" TO BE FILLED IN BY LOCAL COUNCIL Is this man to be dropped in any other capacity? Stat~e _ Business COUNCIL) _ capacity? _ Signature Scout Executive (To be signed by Head of Institution if Not Under Council) The Local Council recommends the issuance of a Certificate for service as (Title you wish to appear on Certificate) Signature Date (for Troop Organization TO Troop No. Affiliated with ~-- of BE FILLED IN AT THE NATIONAL State Committee) OFFICE Expiration Council --L. C. No, _ �LOCAL INFORMATION I I I , I '1 TO BE FILLED IN AT NATIONAL COUNCIL (3) (1) INDEX: Status of Troop Territory Status APPROVAL Expiration } Index Card Entry' of Applicant Status (2) CHECKED (4) Certificate Large certificate Acknowledgment (5) Mailed written Statistical Mailed written Mailed written Entry (6) Stencil Made (7) Application filed Compared Filed by s � 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. 2. 3_ NATIONAL BY-LAWS - ARTICLE VI - SECTION 2. THE SCOUT OATH On my honor I will do my best: To do my duty to God and my country and to obey the Scout Law; To help other people at all times; To keep myself physically strong, mentally awake and morally straight. THE SCOUT LAW I. A SCOUT IS TRUSTWORTHY. A Scout's honor is to be trusted. If he were to violate his honor by telling a lie, or by cheating, or by not doing exactly a given task, when trusted on his honor, he may be directed to hand over his Scout badge. 2. A SCOUT IS LOYAL. He is loyal to all to whom loyalty is due, his Scout Leader, his home and parents and country. 3. A SCOUT IS HELPFUL. He must be jlrepared at any time to save Iife, help injured persons, and share the home duties. He must do at least one Good Turn to somebody every day. 4. A SCOUT IS FRIENDLY. He is a friend to all and a brother to every other Scout. 5. A SCOUT IS COURTEOUS. He is polite to all, especially to women, children, old people and the weak and helpless, He must not take pay for being helpful or courteous. 6. A SCOUT IS KIND. He t8 a friend to animals. He will not kill nor hurt any living creature 'needlessly, but will strive to save and protect all harmless life. 7. A SCOUT IS OBEDIENT. He obeys his parents, Scoutmaster, Patrol Leader, and all other duly constituted authorities. 8. A SCOUT IS CHEERFUL. He smiles whenever he can. His obedience to orders is prompt and cheery. He never shirks nor grumbles at hardships. 9. A SCOUT IS THRIFTY. He does not wantonly destroy property. He works faithfully, wastes nothing and makes the best use of his opportunities. He saves his money so that he may pay his own way, be generous to those in need, and helpful to worthy objects. He may work for pay but must not receive tips for courtesies or Good Turns. 10. A SCOUT IS BRAVE. He has the courage to face danger in spite of fear, and to stand up for the right against the coaxings of friends or the jeers or threats of enemies, and defeat does not down him. II. A SCOUT IS CLEAN. He keeps clean in body and thought, stands for clean speech, clean sport, clean habits; and travels with a clean crowd. 12. A SCOUT IS REVERENT. He is reverent toward God. He is faithful in his religious duties, and respects the convictions of others in matters of custom and religion. I I II > I I I I II ' I ., EXTRACTS FROM CONSTITUTION OF BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA ARTICLE II-PURPOSE: CHARACTER BUILDING-CITIZENSHIP TRAINING The purpose of this corporation is as set forth in the original certificate of incorporation under the laws of the District of Columbia, dated February 8, 1910, and restated in Section 3 of the Charter granted by Congress June 15, 1916,as follows-"That the purpose of this corporation shall be to promote, through organization, and cooperation with other agencies, the ability of boys to do things for themselves and others, to train them 'in Scoutcraft, and to teach them patriotism, courage, self-reliance and kindred virtues, using the methods which are now in common use by Boy Scouts," by placing emphasis upon the Scout Oath and Law for character development, citizenship training and physical fitness. GRANTING COMMISSIONS AND CERTIFICATES OF MEMBERSHIP The Constitution and By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America authorize commissions and certificates of membership only to those who subscribe to the Scout Oath and Law (as printed on other side), the Declaration of Religious Principle and its Constitution and By-Laws. ARTICLE III-DECLARATION OF RELIGIOUS PRINCIPLE "Section I-The Boy Scouts of America maintains that no boy can grow into the best kind of citizenship without recognizing his obligation to God. In the first part of the Boy Scout's oath or pledge the boy promises, 'On my honor I will do my best to do my duty to God and my country, and to obey the Scout Law.' The recognition of God as the ruling and leading power in the universe, and the grateful acknowledgment of His favors and blessings, are necessary to the best type of citizenship, and are wholesome things in the education of the growing boy. No matter what the boy may be-Catholic or Protestant or Jew-this fundamental need of good citizenship should be kept before him. The Boy Scouts of America therefore recognizes the religious element in the training of the boy, but it is absolutely non-sectarian in its attitude toward that religious training. Its policy is that the organization or institution with which the Boy Scout is connected shall give definite attention to his religious life. "Only men willing to subscribe to this declaration of principle shall be entitled' to certificates of leadership in carry:ing out the Boy Scout Program." __~= ~ - --- - ~ ~ RESPONSIBILITIES OF TROOP COMMITTEEMEN (a) (b) (c) (d) Selection and supervision of Troop Leaders and consultation with them on questions of program, administration and management of the Troop. Provide the necessary facilities for meetings of the Troop. Endeavor to provide an opportunity for the members of the Troop to spend a week or more in a summer camp. Conduct the Troop in accordance with the Rules and Regulations of the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America, and of the Local Council having jurisdiction over the territory in which the Troop is situated. RESPONSIBILITIES OF MERIT BADGE COUNSELORS It is customary for the Court of Honor to delegate examinations in special subjects to men who on account of expert knowledge, are especially fitted to conduct the test covering the technical points involved in the examination. The purpose of these examinations is not to secure mere technical compliance with the requirements but rather to ascertain the Scout's general knowledge of the subject; as a result of his own application and study. In other words practical knowledge rather than mere book knowledge is what is desirous. It is not within the province of the Counselor to add or to take away from the requirements for any test as stated in the HANDBOOK FOR BOYS. APPROVAL Scoutmaster, Skipper, Cubmaster and Assistants applications should be approved by the Chairman of the Troop Committee. Committeemen of Troop, Ship or Pack must be approved by the head of the Institution or Sponsoring body. Council Scouter to be approved by the proper Council authority. REGISTRATION FEES If applicant already holds an unexpired registration certificate in another capacity, no fee is required with this application, unless he is ceasing activity in the other capacity. In such case he should pay a proportionate fee to the expiration of this Troop. Annual Scouter's fee is $1.00, but for periods less than one year registration will be at fees proportionate to the periods to be covered, Scouts .........••....•.... 1 mo. Sc 2 " 10c 3'" ISc 4 " 20c 5-6 " 2Sc 7 mo. 30c 8 " 35c 9 " 40c 10 " 4Sc 11-12 " SOc Scouters . 1, 2, 3 mo. 2Sc 4 S 6 " SOc i 8' 9 •• 7Sc 10, n,"12 •• 1.00 Form 716-50M-6-34-P. REGION No. COUN.CIL No. TROOP No. BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 2 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. SCOUTER APPLICATION To Serve as (Date) To The National Council: Boy Scouts of America, 2 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. I hereby 'make application for registration as an Adult member of the Boy Scouts of America and subscribe to its Scout Oath and Scout Law and its Declaration of Religious Policy as stated on the attached sheet and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws of both the National and Local Councils and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by them. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year (or a pro rata fee), fifty cents of which is to cover> subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration of my annual registration. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application: .' INFORMATION REQUIRED FR OM PROSPECTIVE LEADERS 1. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Age 2. Amer. Citizen or First Papers? ~ Have you already paid a registration fee in another capacity? if so, What? .....:. _ Do you desire pocket certificate 0large certificate for framing 0 (or both IOc additional) 01----------_ Were you a Scout? If so, how long? • £~ --- Tr. No. £R: In what capacity have you been a Scout Official and Where? Tr. No. _ Wl.en and how long? --"-""_:::c.:==_-==<===~_"_'=~_ _'_.....-'-__I What, if any, Scout Training Certificate do you hold? _ Present occupation and position held _ What other experience, if any, have you had in connection with organizations for boys or young men ? _ have graduated Grammar 0 High School IP 13. Are you a member? ~ 15. Have you boys of your own ? ~ _ 11. State the highest Institutions from which you 12. What is your religious preference? _ 14. Are you married? _ 16. Race SIGNATURE of APPLICANT in full _ Street address (Mailing address) City County _ Residence telephone number Business telephone number _ Approved Title (of Approving officer ) ---,----- __ (see "Approval" on information sheet) College 0 _ Stat~e _ TO BE FILLED IN BY LOCAL COUNCIL (OR HEAD OF INSTITUTION IF NOT UNDER COUNCIL) Is this man to be dropped in any other capacity? If so, what? _ Is this man taking the place of any other man who is to be dropped? If so, whom? What capacity? _ Date Signature Scout Executive (To be signed by Head of Institution if Not Under Council) The Local Council recommends the issuance of a Certificate for service as (Title you wish to appear on Certificate) Date Signature (for Troop Organization Committee) TO BE FILLED IN AT THE NATIONAL OFFICE Troop No. ~-- of State Expiration --- Affiliated with Council L. C. No, _ LOCAL INFORMATION III ,I '1 TO BE FILLED IN AT NATIONAL COUNCIL (3) APPROVAL (1) INDEX: Status of Troop Expiration Territory Status } Index Card Entry' - Status of Applicant (2) CHECKED (4) Certificate written Mailed Large certificate written Mailed Acknowledgment written Mailed (5) Statistical Entry (6) Stencil Made Compared (7) Application filed Filed by s Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1940 Title A name given to the resource 1940c National Scouter Application Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Boy Scouts of America Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Barry Moore Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Troop 48 Charles H. Church Application Scouter https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/986f424a28c0fcb18fa83078d29a0359.jpg b106235c626a5d968a6b4beb70e91bb7 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Camp Currier Description An account of the resource This collections contains pictures and documents relating to the Chickasaw Council's camp in Eudora, Mississippi. Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1940 Title A name given to the resource 1940c Photo: Troop 37 Cabin at Camp Currier Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Barry Moore Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Charles H. Church Troop 48 Building Cabin Camp Currier Camp Currier Cabin Picture https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/e415f3034928aaf6855ee6e5e458fb73.pdf ebbc6e3755c7831f17c8612ac5d8b98b PDF Text Text CD76 - -- , ..... ,........ -Proaa-Sctmrta.r Sts'(I Photo. Wllh pencll and notebook In hand, these t roop rorior~1· Scouls of Chickasaw Council are sho\\111 as they awalLed ll10 llral ffCtJt1io11 of lhe troop rcporteu' •chool !Mt Monday night. All aro reaular contributor• to th& Scout Press·Scimit.ar. At next Monday's sesl"lo11 at 7:30 p.m., :Mervin Ro,,enbtaftlt, photographer-reporter or The Pres~- Scimitar, and Waller Stewart, sporlll editor of Tlle Commercial Appeal, will speak. 'l'ho S<·oulo thanked the Modern Woodnuon of the' World for uMe of th~lr mt'ellng hall lo conducl classe.s. It Js the .first time Chicka.sa\v Council ltafJ had "ueh a school, and it 1.s fllponsored by th& council In co--oJ)eralfon with the Scout PreasRcimit.Rr. A~ i itlant Scout R"tcutive Tom Reynolds i$ dlreetor. � 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 CD76 ---..... , ........ Wllh pencll and notebook In hand, these t roop rorior~1· Scouls of Chickasaw Council are sho\\111 as they awalLed ll10 llral ffCtJt1io11 of lhe troop rcporteu' •chool !Mt Monday night. All aro reaular contributor• to th& Scout Press·Scimit.ar. At next Monday's sesl"lo11 at 7:30 p.m., :Mervin Ro,,enbtaftlt, photographer-reporter or The Pres~--Proaa-Sctmrta.r Sts'(I Photo. Scimitar, and Waller Stewart, sporlll editor of Tlle Commercial Appeal, will speak. 'l'ho S<·oulo thanked the Modern Woodnuon of the'World for uMe of th~lr mt'ellng hall lo conducl classe.s. It Js the .first time Chicka.sa\v Council ltafJ had "ueh a school, and it 1.s fllponsored by th& council In co--oJ)eralfon with the Scout Preas-Rcimit.Rr. A~iitlant Scout R"tcutive Tom Reynolds i$ dlreetor. , Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1940 Title A name given to the resource 1940c Press-Scimitar: Scout Reporters at First Class of News School Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Press-Scimitar Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Barry Moore Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Troop 48 Ed Provine Periodical Scout Press-Scimitar