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2 PARK AVENUE. NEW YORK 1 N. Y.
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Troop J\'o _ _ _ _
D_e_c..o.._3_1_,.___1_9_4_2_ _
Statr·_____::T:..:e::.:nn=- - - - -Date__
lftM•i11g satisfaf/orily mrt tl1e rrquiremwls, is herewith awarded tlu
Scout Citizen
Sr11ior Srr1111 titlr• ,,!
011 hrl1alf of :\ATIONAL COUNCIL
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The Sco ut nam ed on this cert ific ate has achieved the requ irem en ts for thii
rar1k, and has mad e effo rt and prog ress in Sco ut service and in livin~ the
Sco ut Oat h and Law .
Thi s cert ific ate is pres ente d in toke n of his ach ieve men t and as a cha llen ge
to his furt her prog ress in Sco utcr aft, in service, in lead ership, and in the
spir it of the unselfish, help ful citiz en.
LIST OF SE NIO R SCO UT TIT LE S
SCO UT ART IST
SCO UT CRA FTS MAN
SCQ UT ART ISA N
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SCO UT
SCO UT
SCO UT
SCO UT
NAT URA LIST
SEA MAN
SPO RTS MAN
CIT IZE N
. SCO UT WO ODSMA N
SCO UT RAD IOM AN
SCO UT JOU RNA LIST
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Chickasaw Council Publications and Papers
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2 PARK AVENUE. NEW YORK1 N. Y.
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Troop J\'o ____ 40 ______ o/ __ M_e_m..=p_hi_s_..:.., _____ _
Statr· __ __::T:..:e::.:nn=-----Date _ D_e_c..o.._3_1_,.___1_9_4_2 __
lftM•i11g satisfaf/orily mrt tl1e rrquiremwls, is herewith awarded tlu
Sr11ior Srr1111 titlr• ,,! Scout Citizen
011 hrl1alf of :\ATIONAL COUNCIL
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;Jf.J~?ll~UTIVE
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1942
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1942 Senior Scout Citizen Card
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Boy Scouts of America
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Chuck Schadrack
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Chuck Schadrack
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Tom Dodson
Advancement
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Senior Scout
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2 PA RK AVENU E , N E W YOR K , N . Y.
SENIORSCOUT_T_o_m_D_o_d_s_o_n_______________
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T roop No _ _40,. . . ._______ of-----"-M.=..;e;;..;mp"""'"hi="'s'-----__
Date_ _ _D_e_c_._31__.,.._1_9_42
Tenn
Stntc
/ fn q·i119 sntis/nrtorily mrl t he rcfJ11ireme11ts, is /1erewitlt awarded tlu
Scout Woodsman
Sr11ior Srout 1i1lr• of
On {lr/1(1/f of :'\ATIONAL COUNCIL
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The Sco ut nam ed on this cert ific ate has achieved the requ irem ents for thia
rank , and has mad e effo r t and pro gress in Sco ut !ilervice and in livin~ the
Sco ut Oat h and L aw.
T his cert ifica te is pres ente d in toke n of his ach ieve men t and as a cha llen ge
to his furt her pro gress in Scoutc raft , in service, in lead ersh ip, and in the
spir it of the unselfish, help ful citi zen .
LIS T OF SE NIO R SC OU T TIT LE S
SCO UT ART IST
SCO UT CRA FTS MAN
SCQ UT ART ISA N
SCO UT
SCO UT
SCO UT
SCO UT
NAT URA LIST
SEA MAN
SPO RTS MAN
CIT IZE N
SCO UT WoO DSM AN
SCO UT RAD IOM AN
SCO UT JOU RNA LIST
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2 PARK AVENU E , NE W YOR K , N . Y. SENIORSCOUT_T_o_m_D_o_d_s_o_n _______________ ~
T roop No __ 40,........ _______ of-----"-M.=..;e;;..;mp"""'"hi="'s'------
S t ntc Tenn Date __ D_e_c_. 31__.,.._1_9_42 __
/ fn q·i119 sntis/nrtorily mrl t he rcfJ11ireme11ts, is /1erewitlt awarded t lu
Sr11io r Srou t 1i1lr• of Scout Woodsman
On {lr/1(1/f of :'\ATIONAL COUNC I L
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1942 Senior Scout Woodsman Card
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Boy Scouts of America
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Chuck Schadrack
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Chuck Schadrack
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Tom Dodson
Advancement
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Senior Scout
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Camp Currier
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2/1/1943
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1943 (02/01/1943) Scouting Magazine: Indian Fire Pump ad (Testimonial by Camp Currier director)
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University of North Texas Libraries
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Boy Scouts of America National Scouting Museum
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Boy Scouts of America. Scouting, Volume 31, Number 2, February 1943, periodical, February 1943; New York, New York. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth313090/m1/31/: accessed March 18, 2019), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Boy Scouts of America National Scouting Museum.
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Form 0-539-3000-1143
REGION No.... $.....
COUNCIL
No.S~8.
APPLICATION
/or
RENEWAL
of
LOC AL·- COU NCI L CHA RTE R
for the Year Beginning. July 1, 1944
NATIONAL COUNCIL,
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA,
2 Park A venue,
New York 16, N. Y.
.
The .......................
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11:..W...........................................................Council, Boy Sco~ts of America, with
(Name of Council)
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headquart~rs at ...~0.l....~P.W.MOl.tt.N. ..H.l.u.T.lll.fl...T<>..Ut~ .... /!:l.E.~!?f.Jl~..............7.!¢.i!'!!.l!:~L ................... ..
(Local Mailing Address)
((.;ity)
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(State)
and having jurisdiction over (indicate entire Area) .:N:l.EIJJ..:J....r:..~UNT.;;J, ....7g_IJ!N.,;1 ..... 0~.t'.!.>..T.b. .................
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hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July 1, 1944. In justification of this
application,. the following summary of accomplishments and progress in 1943 and Objectives for 1944
is presented. Further details will be found in the accompanying reports which are offered as evidence
of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibility as a Local Council as required by the By-Laws of the
Boy Scouts of America, Article XI, Section 2, Clause 3.
This application, statements and record of progress were revi,ewed and approved qy the Council
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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.
·
1
Signed
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Scout Executive
I
President
Treasurer
BOY SCOUTS
OF AMERICA
(Incorporated February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.)
�"//
L THE COUNCIL
.-2:.:S.~Council
members, which included representatives oL..!..:!lO..... % of the
As of December 31, 1943, we had..
Troops or Packs.
sponsor
which
institutions or groups of citizens within our jurisdiction
groups of our territory are represented in the
religious
In accordance with the policy of the Boy Scouts of America, major
Council and Executive Board in the following riumbers:.
Protestant. ... ~~.S.:.......
Council ....................................Jewish..........&.& .......... ; Catholic..........
Executive Board ................. .Jewish................. .I... .......... ; Catholic................. k............ ; Protestant. ......... A;:f..."fi.'. ........
1.
.1..1.. . . . . . .;
The Council membership includes representatives of the following community interests as checked: Business...... ~~-2........... ;
Religious .._......1..1................ ; Educational.............1....0............. ; Labor................~ ............. ; Civic................., ................
O Yes KJ No
2. Amendments to our Constitution and By-Laws were adopted in 1943.
.O Yes D No
These amendments have been approved by the National Council.
(If not, attach copies.)
3. This Council has.............~............organized Districts with functioning District Committees.
There are.........__'Q................Districts yet to be organized. Of these we will organize..........._.O.:...........in 1944.
. th'1s Council.
. fina,ncmg
.
.
D'1stncts
:;.,
m
are shanng
...........................-~..................
..institutions sponsoring Troops or Packs, and expect to
4. We have an average of one Commissioner for every............
jnstitutions by December 31, 1944.
make this one Commissioner for every...............
8.. .:. . .
b ............
During 1943 there were...........- ... / ........- .... meetings of our Council and.................7...................meetings of our Executive Board.
···--···-0...............of our District Committees met monthly, (except July and A1:1gust) during 1943, and the rest averaged........Z ..:-····meetings.
5.
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Our annual meeting is held in the month 0£. ...... -J:P.~--~""·····A..:!i: 1:~:1t.:... f..:. ....................................................
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· f or one year begmnmg
J. .. u.:11.u.YJ....... !Ut.V.'rt..v;.......... c••••• r.:::: .............................. .-.......•
0 flicers and members of our Counc1·1 serve
6.
7. Functioning of Council an<l
Committees
.a
Council
0
Executive Board
If)
Number of
Dis.tricts represented on each
Organization and Extension
3
r..:l
Training
i:.:l Leadership
4
e-e--
Advancement
~
....
Camping and Activities
3
~
Health and Safety
.3
3
~
0
Finance
u Other Committees:
CHECK THOSE
FUNCTIONING
WELL
x
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}(
....
No.of
Members
for 1944
0,..0
1./..$"
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x
JC
i,,.
x
7
X"
/()
x
ADDITIONAL COMMENTS
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II. FINANCE
In making Scouting available to the boys of our territory during 1943, net operating expenditures amounted to
$.l.:.~t..71..1..d?. * That we may not only continue, but may strengthen and extend our Council service and bring Scouting to
an increased number of boys in 1944, we have planned a net operating budget of $..7:::."i.1..f:..:f.(:f..OO.*.
1.
2.
We had an employed Executive staff oL.......:::d..................men December 31, 1943.
We plan to increase this staff by the employment oL...- ......1.................additional men in 1944.
3. In order to assure proper handling and accounting for the funds entrusted to this Council, our accounts
audited by .. P.li.fl.1,.. M.ltflWl..GK./M.f..Tt;lt/tJ.t......l:: ...~o.1......~C:RTt Fr E.O PV1!3l.J!C.. fl C€!Ec11..»1J!/7{ f'l!trr:;;
(State whether professional accountants or Auditing Committee.)
* Thesti figures should agree with corresponding totals in Finance Committee report.
have been
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�Form 0-539C-30001143
Make sure business related to December expirations is accounted
for according to procedure announced in
Dr. West's Bulletin
# 20, Series of 1941.
REPORT OF ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION
Name of Council
~1 lff. f/._IJ>n fli! !/'ii,
Headquarters City
l
Total on
jDec. 31, 1942
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TABLE 1
1.
COMMITTEE - 1943
CH tCKfJ ~8W f?(.'JLJNlftL,
:
Total Troops*
~/
f."i I
(a) Sea Scout Ships
8
(b) Sea Scout Patrols (in Troops)
I
New in
1943
State
Net
Separations
in 1943
(See note)
14
~ Region No.
I.[ IJ l!M
71 a~- '~t/t'f
Trdnsfers
due to
Territory
changes
ln
Out
#
Total
Dec. 31, 1943
15J/,
(
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Council No.
Estimated
New in
1944
Estimated
Net
.Separations
in 1Y44
Objectives
for
Dec. 31, 1944
14-
7,
I b5
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7
y
rS b
J/
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1/
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(c) Explorer Troops
(d) Explorer Patrols (in Troops)
I
I
I
I
(e) Rover Crews
I
(f) Air Squadrons
I
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(g) Air Scout Patrols (in Troops)
(h) Neighborhood Patrols
(i) Lone Scout Tribes
(j) Negro Troops
'-1-7
(k) Indian, Troops
3_,,.,
2. Total ,Scouts**
(a) Sea Scouts
1$3 -
..s
(b) Explorer Scouts
(c) Rover Scouts
!
4
/713
/.'176
.... 34....... ~
......
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+
....
(d) Air Scouts
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/23,R
3o
J./ DO
(e) Senior Scouts in Troop
(f) Lone Scouts
I
(g) Negro Scouts
11/-1
10
L'b5
351
3. Total Scouters
4.
'
Total Packs
Negro Packs
Neighborhood Dens
s.
Total Cubs
Negro Cubs
6. Total Cubbers (including Den Mothers)
Den Mothers
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(h) Indian Scouts
l13#
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8
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3
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7J
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to
lo
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?14
400
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7.
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70
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2-1
10
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1qo
I
7 ,,_..
!Jb
Den Chiefs
#"Net Separations" equals total separated minus "separated - reregistered."
*Include in figures on this line total number of all Troops, Explorer Troops, Rover Crews, Sea Scout Ships, Air Squadrons, Neighborhood Patrols and Lone
Scout Tribes. This will not necessarily be the sum of lines (a) to (i) which follow.
**Include in figures on this line total number of all Scouts in above indicated units and Lone Scouts. In column "New in 1943" include only boys who were
·
new in Scouting in 1943. This will not necessarily be the sum of lines (a) to (f) which follow.
***In second column "New in 1943," include all boys who entered .these branches of Scouting in 1943, whether they transferred from some other branch of
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Scouting or not.
(a) New 12-year-olds regist1red in 1943.,... ./..:/:.J .............. E;timated new 12-year-old Scouts in 1944........1..~..............
(b) We had on record.._Q._(e_____ Scout Troops and..._..LQ___ Cub Packs expired and not reregistered on Dec. 31, 1943.
1
�TABLE 2
A-Tenure achieved in 1943 by Scouts and by Assistant Scoutmasters
under 21 who have been Scouts. (1)
·----------··--
(a) Number on roll Dec. 31, 1943 who attained respective years of
tenure in 1943 (2)
(b) Number Net Separated in 1943 who attained respective years
of tenure in 1943 ( 3)
(~)
Total (a+b) who attained respective years of tenure in 1943
Less than
1 Year
2
Years
3
Years
4
Years
5 or more
Years
TOTAL
147µ /ooO .5J.f .)..f7 /~O J1- 315!
a,f7 ,7),.. U7 116' I/ff 11-/ ;717
1s2q /b1'),, 3 I ,_ :/;1.r J-+6 iis Sl7~
Less than
1 Year
B-OBJECTIVES FOR 1944-2, 3, or 4 year Scouts in 1944 come
·from the l, 2, and 3 year Scouts of 1943
.
(d) Total 'who will attain respective years of tenure in 1944
]
Year
/f:fCO·
?
1
Year
f "/()t>,
2
3
Years
Years
!r>C<
1-"l·~O
?;';{
·'
5 or more
Years
4
Years
TOTAL
.:;- ';.l
'2-·~.f'
:i ·~'b
,7
7~;,..,.'
'
(1) When lapsed Troops reregister only Scouts and Assistant Scoutmasters under 21 who reregister with the Troop shall be credited with years of tenure
attamed durmg the lapsed period of the Troop.
(Z) Scouts attam tenure only on anniversaries of the date they first became Scouts, which is not necessarily the same as the reregistration date of the
Troop. Separated Reregistered Scouts lose tenure credit for the period they were not registered.
(3) Do not include Scouts separated in 1943 who did not attain an additional year of tenure in 1943 before separating.
( 4) Information for both sections A and B of this table may readily be obtained from the Gray Scout Service Chart. lf your Council does not keep this chait
a request to the Supply Service will bring you the "Gray Scout Service Manual".
Please check whether Council keeps the Gray Scout Service Chart: Yes D ; No
TABLE 3
MEMBERSHIP FACTORS l3Y POPULATION GROUPS
-
500,000
and
over
Classify units by population groups, then secure data for
each group trom umt records so classified.
Check totals in last column,
these 4 lines against corresponding totals in Table I.
Check Table 4 below similarly.
100,000
to
500,000
25,000
to
100,000
10,000
to
25,000
2,500
to
10,000
11-4-1
A. New Scouts during 1943
B. Total Scouts Dec. 31,
1943.
C. Total Troops Dec. 31,
1943.
Under
2,500
and o.c.
z1i.
21,fJ
11U
12'1-
~*
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1a
D. Net dropped Troops
during 1943.
TABLE 4
~
TOTAL
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;5i
1+
I
{Use same pop'n. group
headings as in Table 3.
B-Total Cubs, Dec. 31, 1943.
R1 ,_
C-Number of Packs in each group Dec. 31, 1943.
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ORDERLY EXIT PLAN . Death
Total Separated Scouts During
194~.
/0?~
..
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3
D-Packs dropped in each group in 1943.
TABLE 5
73
r572-
A-New Cubs in each group in 1943.
5
Transfers
/~
b+b
t7/4
.
0
~o
~
1943
Promotion
Junior
Alumni
If
Dropped
TOTAL
/§J:t- ;+11
;:;t.'2-................became Scouts.
During 1943......... / / /................ of our Cubs became 12 years old. Of these, .......
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TROOP BUDGET AND PACK THRIFT PLAN
The Council has a definite plan for promoting the Troop Budget and Pack Thrift Plan (check one) Yes"-. No
o.
. . /~1::. . . Troops (.~flt.. %) were on Budget Plan Dec. 31, 1943; Objective: ...../..~.e~......Troops (i!f..0;.. %) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1944.
Pack~ (.1; . %) were on Thrift Plan Dec. 31, 1943; Objective: ........ J.S. ....... Packs ( ...8.0.:%) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1944.
. . . ,,..K. . .
Signed.-......_..____......-.......__.................................................- ................
Chr. Organization and Extension Committee
�NEW COUNCIL MllM:BERS
1/31/44
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TEL,
Frank Ahlgren
8-8811 .
The Commercial Appeal
5-0886
279 N. Watkins St,
E. O. :Bailey
a.,;4451
1618 Forrest Ave.
Lucius E. Burch, Jr,
5-2838
1006 Exchange Building
William Hale Dorr
26
Sardis, Miss.
Harold William lihick
5-4352
3959 Walnut Grove Rd,
Capt. Toll E. Fowler
6-353:>
445 Ellsworth.
Charles F. Goodman
9-7718
P. O. Box 416, Memphis, Tenn,
S. L. Kopald
5-4206
591 Center Drive
.Charles W, Loomis
8-4181
P. O. Box 256, Memph:i.s, Tenn •
John W. Maden
8-2229
BGx 106, Memphis, Tenn.
Thomas E. Maxson
6-5781
905 N. Graham
Alvan Fletcher Tate, Jr,
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REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE-1943
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EXPENDITURES-1943
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7. Transportatic;m ----·--·----8. Publicity ·-·----·-·······--······-9. Camping (See Note 2)
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11. Cubbing ..................................................
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NOTE 1-Report as Special Receipts only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees etc., which are incidental to
certain Council activities. Also report Revolving Account receipts in second column.
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NOTE 2-Camping figures should include disbursements and receipts as shown in report of Camping and Activities Committee.
NOTE 3-Do not include payments to reduce "principal" indebtedness.
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NOTE 4--This refers to repayment of loans, the proceeds of which have been previously expended, bills and other obligations which
have been charged to the various items of the budget in previous years and so reported.
*Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transportation allowances. Do not distribute any salar:ies
to other bud~et items.
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Income from areas
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in Community Chest
Income from areas
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Supplemental'*
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Funds for the 1944 budget outlined on preceding page
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Unpaid Pledges
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Office Equipment
Securities
Automobile
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Notes Payable .
Mortgages
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This Council has Trust or Endowment funds, as of December 31, 1943, totaling$ /01 1'-~tJ.f:.;tJ of which$ ..,'S~f\(),t1 ti
was received during the year 1943. We are using (a) Standard Declaration of Trus._________, or (b) some other
form approved by National Counci..___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~----------------been developed which has been in effec._________years.
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Signed------------Chr. Finance Committee
�Form 0-539E-30001143
REPORT O'f LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTE'E -1943
NAME OF COUNCIL ..... -~..ff.J.f,,JUl.JB.W: ....f!.D'!!..l:f.Gfl__l,.;----t!_: __ ~-111-,_.JNC._,,
HEADQUARTERS CITY ____________
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Council No .. ~~------
RES ULTS IN BASIC TRAINING*
As of December 31, 1943, we have accomplished the following toward providing all of the key leaders of our registered units with BASIC TRAINING*:
Leaders and Assistants (not Committeemen) with INTRODUCTORY TRAINING ("Fundamentals of the Boy Sew Movement" or "Elements of Scout
Leadership-Part I") Number registered 12/31/43
Number with Introductory Training __________
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LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING *
UNITS HAYING A LEADER WITH BASIC TRAINING *
STATUS 12/31/43
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STATUS 12/31/43
HA VE COMPLETED
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12/31/44 .
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Rover Crews
Assistants
Air Scout Leaders
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*BASIC TRAINING means completion of the appropriat~ training as follows (or former equivalents):
1. Scoutmasters and Assistants-Scoutmasters' Course or Elements of Scout Leadership, Parts I and II, or former equivalent.
2. Cubmasters and Assistants-Cub Leaders' Training Course or Elements of Cub Leadership.
3. Skippers and Mates-Skippers' Course or Elements of Sea Scout Leadership.
4. Explorer Leaders and Assistants-Explorer Leaders' Course.
5. Air Scout Leaders and Assistants-Air Scout Leaders' Course.
6. Rover Leader and Assistants-Rover Leader Course or 1, 3, or 4 above.
UNITS WITH LEADERS TRAINED IN OUTDOOR WORK
a. ,Troops having at least one leader with training in Camping - course in "Troop Camping," or
"Elements of Scout Leadership - Part III" (Short Te-rm Camping)
b. Sea Scout Ships and Patrols having at least one leader with training in "Sea Scout Camping
and Cruising."
COMMISSIONERS WITH TRAINING
a. Number registered Commissioners
b. Have completed a Commissioners' Training Course.
c. Have basic course for unit leaders, but not Commissioners' Course.
LEADERS WITH SCOUT EXPERIENCE
Had Scout experience starting with Tenderfoot Rank.
_____ , ___ ;:~--~-::-------
STATUS 12/31/43
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Number
Percent -----------------Number ___Q__Q______ _
OBJECTIVE 12/31/44
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Percent ------------------
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Percent ____ }:']:~:~'. __
Number /().!>..:··
Percent ----~----
The above information and that on the reverse side represent our Training Report for 1943 and our plans for 1944.
SIGNED-----------------------'---------------------------------------·-----------------------------------------------------:·--------------------Chairman, Leadership Training Committee
DATE.-----·--------------------------------------------------·-------------- SIGNED------------------------------------------------------------------------SCOUT EXECUTIVE
�1943 TRAINING RECORDS AND 1944 OBJECTIVES
"FUNDAMENTALS OF THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT," the Introductory Training Session for all leaders of
Scouting-Council and District officers as well as.unit leaders. During 1943 this Council conducted this session ________ 3 ___________ _
·
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Approximately the following percent of leaders have co::nl.leted this Introductory Training· or its previous equivalent.
Council Members ________ !J.J.4-______ % ; Board Members ______ ']___ !_/_ __ % ; District Committeemen ______________________ % ; Commissioners ... :§f/:ui;i:_____ % ; Merit Badge Counselors ... ~#.!.~-----% ; Troop and Pack Committeemen ______;(_~1_7 _____ %.
1944
1943
No. of
COURSES
CONDUCTED
BASIC
Scoutmasters' Course
TRAINING
Cub Leaders' Training Course or
Elements of Cub Leadership
No. of
CERTIFICATES
ISSUED
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3.8.
Skippers' Course
CHECK
COURSES
PLANNED
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x
>(
Explorer Leaders' Course
CERTIFICATES AND AWARDS-1943
1. Number of different men receiving cer-
tificates ________ )__:3.__Q _____________ ··-----------·-··----(Do not include Introductory Sessions)
Air Scout Leaders' Course
2. Training Awards issued
x
Commissioners' Course
OUTDOOR
Troop Camping
Scoutmasters' Keys -~-------------L--------------Scouters' Training Awards _(!________________ _
TRAINING
Short Term Camping (Elements III)
Skippers'. Keys
Sea Scout Camping and Cruising
OTHER
Health and Safety
TRAINING
Standard First Aid
TOTAL ---·---------------------./.··---·---------·
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Principles· of Scout and Cub Leadership or new Advanced Course
Emergency Service (Leaders)
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UNIVERSITY COURSES
The following courses have been conducted' in colleges, seminaries, etc., located
in this Council. These courses _and certificates issued are included in the Council
totals.
Messenger Service (Leaders)
Name of
School
Pack. Organization
No.
CertifiCourses cates
--------------1-------11------1-------1------- ____
Troop Organization
Merit Badge Counselors
Troop Committeemen
Advanced or Course Leader Certificate
x
x
Other Courses
TOTAL COURSES AND CERTIFICATES
THE TRAINING COMMITTEE AND ITS OPERATION
Membership of the Council Leadership Training Committee consists oL ______ _L_tJ.,.______ men and includes.......~----------·-District Representatives and ________ l_l_ __________ members-at-large.
The Council has·----------~---------Districts, of which...... ~: _____________ have District Training Committees. Training Commit·
H eId .194 3.· 1counc1·1-----------··-·6 o·· 1stncL
· · ....L··------··
·
M
tee eetmgs
The Council uses volunteer course directors or i_nstructors in the following courses (check v) : Scoutmaster·-----~------,
Cub Leaders' Course (or Elem. of Cub Leadership)----~-----, Skipper.....1.".'..'~----, Camping..... ~·:-::., Health and Safety.....V ..,
V .......,
Principles ...
Other Courses....V.......--------·--·-------··-··--····--------------------------.--------------------------------------------------------------------··--··
· The Committee and Executive Staff have given these course leaders special instruction through the following (check v) :
Faculty Courses or Institutes ____________ , Personal Conferences .....~~------, Regional Institutes for Trainers ... ~------·
Does the Committee have available a training inventory which indicates, by Districts, key leaders with and without
training? Yes .................... No....~---·····-·
·
Training in 1943 was conducted largely on a District basis .................... , Council basis..~-~:.....•••••
·College
Credit
Yes
I No
�Form Q.539y:30001143
REPORT OF ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE - 1943
Headquarters City
Name of Council
Hg~
)/'I
erHn l(,.fl(RJew CraUdl.VJ, C.Jfl«MState T~ .f/!o/l
ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY
(Scouts-not badges)
Get this information
from perpetual Inventory (Form No.
4102D, 4i02C and
41028).
Total
Dec. 31,
i942
._C
Region No.--"""~"""-----
""Te NH·
Council No.
MERIT BADGE RECORD
Indicate below the number of each of the
Merit Badges earned during the year 1943
••
....
Qualified
Net
Enrolled
During Separated Dec. 31,
1943
During
i943
i943
"O 0
8Z ll:v1ation
14
1-Aerodynamics .................... -------i~-=
2 -AAer~culnautics: ................................ :. .......
Second Class*
- gn ture .................................. 2 .......
3
4-Airplane Design ............... ---------}?·-----First Class*
5-Airpl.ane Structure* ...... ________ : _______
6
6-Anglmg ..................................
Total Scouts* ·
7-Animal Industry* ........... _______ :_ ________
1
8-Archery .................................... -------·-r-·····
Star
9-Architecture ........................... -----··ir··---. Life
10-Art* .............................................. -------------------11-_Astro~omy ................................... ..!i'.13-.......
Eagle
12 Athletics .................................. 1 6
=======i-__::~__l__:;~LL.--L-'--_!__~L_-JI 13-Automo~iling .....................
_S_ea_S_c_ou_ts_:- - - 1 - - - - 1 - - - - 1 - - - - + - - - 1 1 1145=BBaesekKetreyepi;n···g...
-·_3_·_-_--__-_-_-_-_Apprentice
-------l-"-=---=-+L~L-..J-...L-L--1.!.......L..L--JI 16-B~ef Productiou.* ............
Ordinary
17-Bird Study .............................. ------------------18-Blacksmithing* ................. ------------------Able
o
/
O
19-Bookbinding* ............................
---+--'---l--'---.Jl--___J"--- 20-Botany
Tenderfoot*
3
-----··ar··----
-------!,-------
·······si·-----*. . . . . .·. ·. ·._. _·. ·. _·. ·. -. -_-_- _-_-_--__
-------,1-------
a.a........
11
- - - - - - -1
60-Journalism ....................................... l ......
61-Landscape ~ardening ... __________ _______ _
5
62-Leathercraft ..................... -------------------·
63-Leather Work* ................... ----------~----·-·
64-Life. Saving ........................... --------~-------·
65-Machinery ...:.......................... ------1
66-Marksm~nship ..........
67-Masonry .................................. -------------------68-Mechanical Drawing ...... --------~-------69-Metal Work* ............................. .l~------70-Music* ..........................................33.. ..... ..
71-Nut Culture ......................... .......... l ........
72-Painting* ......................................l.S....... .
73-Pathfinding* ........................
74-Personal Hea~th* ............... _________ ....... .
1
75-Photography ................... -----------------·
76-Physical Develop. ........ ______ JUL ... .
77-P~geon .Raising ..........................
........
119
78-Pioneenng .............................. -------------------·
79-Plumbing .............................. ....... ll....... .
1-------
<.................. , •••••••
-----aff--------
=A=:=o=~=::=u=ts=:==:7"-/_S..--="3::.......!.-'/_,:J--'---'?'-'~/_/r()---=----'L-L-=--t1 ~2 31 =~C~am~fnpi~i·gnssg*:: :_:_·_:_·.:·:·:· ·:· · · ·:. :. :. .:.:_·.::.:_.:_._:_:.:··:·:·:··· :_:__: :_:_:_:_~_:_:_~_:_:_:_:_-_: :_:_:_ ·~~=~~~~~~K~~pi~g;···::::::::::::·
::::::::~~:::::::
82-Printing* ........................................ JL ____ _
Apprentice
/
/
Y
24-Canoeing ................................
----·-·sg·····:· ~~-Pu~~~c ~eal~h
..........................lP-I-------·
-O-b-se_rv_e_r---i--~+-'-L-+----"1---'--'--l' ~~=~~~=~:r~o;k; .. :::::::::::::·: :::::::::i:::::::: 85-1i1abb~t l:fsi~~g. __-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_·_-_-_-_·-~- ::::::::::::::::::::
27-Chemistry ............................ _________ ?________ 86-Radio ....................................... ..........i ........
.
87-Reading* .............................. ....... 11....... .
28-Citrus Fruit Culture.......... __
29-Civics . . . ........ ................. .... __ :::::7-~f:::::: 88-Reptile Stud~ .............................
Total
/
30-Coin Collecting ................... ------------------- 89-Rocks and Mmerals .......... ·------------------__C_u_b_s_ ___:__ ____,_.....L....L...-'-----'---'-..::...._i' 32-Cooking
31-Cons~rvation
.......................... T4
................................. _________
_______ _ ~~ ~~futyin¥ :::::::::::=::::::::::::::::::::· ~~~~J_~-t~~~~~~
5
33-Corn Farming* ............... ------------------92-Salesmanship ..................... _________ fL .....
Bobcat
34-Cotton Farming ...........................3........ 93-Scholarship ........................ -------~-'-------Wolf***
ty
35-Cycling* ......................
......14........ 94-Sculpture .............................. ------------------36-Dairying* ................................... 2~-------- 95-Seamanship ......................... ·------------------Bear***
CJ
37-Dog Care .................................. ------------------- 96-Sheep Farming* ...........:.......... J ........
J
38-Dramatics .............
---------~~------- 97-Signaling .............................. ......... 4 ........
Lion***
71 /0
<O
39-Electricity ....................................!?.~-------- 98-Skiing .................................... --------------------T--l-C-b----l-1..-11;-~ll-~{),-=:....,._1-1-5.-...!!~-L.......J.'/:....!A..,,~-11 40-Farm Home* ...................... ------*-------- 99-Small Grains '..................... ·------------------ota u s
ci.:>~Yro IJt1lo.
. -,-- 41 =Farm Layout* ....................... ------~-------- ~~-Sot illki!'1n anagement* ...... ..........1........
Cu):> membership Dec. 31, 1943; included:
42 Farm Mechamcs ............. --------ff·------Sa
g ................................. ·-----------------·~7/o. 9 yrs old :57.J.. 10
d ~ 11
#
43-Farm Records ..................... ------------------- 102-Stamp Collecting ....................iL .... .
.. ... ···
·
.. ..... yrs. an
... yrs.
44-Finger Printing ................. --------~-------- 103-Surveying · ........................... ------------------45-Firemanship* ........................ !~§_________ 104-Swimming ........................... ·-----,~~~-------*NOTE: Include all Scouts including 2nd and
1st class having Merit Badges.
46-F~rst A~d ............ ~.........
~lJi-------- i~5-Taxi~ermy .....................................
47-First Aid to Ammals ......... g··-----6-Textiles ................................. ·------------------Check "Total Scouts" in 4th column with Org. and
4
Ext-.. Committee report, Total Scouts 112/31/43.
48-Forestry ................................................
107-Weather* ........................... ......... .1 ....... .
*"'Net separated, not promoted.
Compute these
49-Foundry Practice .............. ---------------·---- 108-Woodcarving* ................... ------~-------figures from Form 4102D as follows:
50-Fruit Culture* .................... ________ _________ 109-Wood Turning ....................................
Tend. Col. 3J minus difference between Cols.
8
51-Gardening* .. .... . ...
------------------110-Wood Work ....:................. ·------~.7. _______ _
33 and 3.
2nd Cl.~Col. 39 ~inus difference between Cols.
52 G~a~ses, Legumes ......... -----"lg--------- 111-Zoology ................................. ~Bi~---·---~4 and 37 and higher ranks similarly from correspond53 Hikmg -------------------------- --------,------·--·
Total ·····:··-----------mg columns.
54-Hog & Por~ P!od.* .........!112·-------- (Organizer Awards 1943)
,3
Same principle for Cubs and Senior Scouts using
Craftsman
2i--------
t-------
i
*....
Forms 4102C and 4102S.
***Include all Gold and Silver Arrows in total
for each Cub Rank.
#Include with 11 yrs. those 12 years or over who may
be continuing temporarily as Cubs pending enrol·
tnent as Scouts. Check total of three ages wb:h Org.
and Ext. Committee report, Total Cubs 12/31/43.
1........
;~-:~r~~~ds~;* .:.~:.~:.~:.~:.~:.· :::::~~:::::::::
57-Indian
M.B. Counselors in Council fl !if;f"'
.......... .
2
~ore .~.: ...............................
,
"Badges open to Second Class Scouts.
§~=~::~;r~~f:g..::'.:::::::::::::::::::::::.. ----~---_·:_·_-_-_-_·_~------~--·:.Signed ..........Ch;:·Ad;;~~~~~~·c~~~;......... ·
�Form 0-539G-30001143
REPORT.OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE-1943
C:. .H.. .f..t..K.F.1.JR.W........ f!!.O..U.H..GJ.L,.. .....b... . J,,. /l~ . . lU..Ct.. ...... .
Region No.
Name of Council ..................
.
Council No.
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Headquarters City ............................ .............~.~11
... ...-.................................. tate ........... .«.... h.,v..:<" .. «<..~,,.n. ............... .
:S.e>.ll. ..
The following report presents the activities and accomplishments under the direction of this Committee during the year 1943,
covering the three major aspects of our Health and Safety program, i.e., Protection, Education and Service.
1. The membership of this Committee includes .............~ ............ District Health and Safety Chairmen and the following technical
experts, as checked: Safety...... / ......... ; Public Health.....;.L....... ; Medicine ......b ...... ; Aquatics ................. ; Fire Prevention.................. ; Firearms.... ./. ........ ;
First Aid ..... b.'......... ; Emergency Service........ / ....... ; Farm Safety.................. ; Mountaineering ................. .
2. During 1943 the meeting places 0£.................................of our Troops and other units ( .................. %) were inspected under the direction of this Committee. Standard inspection form No. 1153 was not used.
·
.
~
3.
During 1943 an inspection of the Council camp
............:O..............Troop
was
-w;:a;
ast
made by the Committee with ........ ~:".."/:.........members participating
.
·
Camps, off the Council campsite, were held during the year, of which ....... Q....... .were inspected by the Committee.
4. Procedures to insure that all carriers used for the transportation of Scouts on Scouting activities were in. proper condition
for such uses, with adequate insurance coverage, ~h t been in effect d~ring 1943.
·
.
ave
..
5. The plan for medical examination of new Scouts is in effect in..............................of our Troops ( ........................ %) Form No. 1154
is !lot used.
.
6. Pre-camp medical e.xamination is required for all who attend· the Council camp as checked: Scouts ......X....... ; Camp
Leaders .... X:........ ; Food Handlers.,.}(......... Form 952 and 952A ~ used.
are
Recheck of Scouts, Leaders and Food Handlers ~ made by a medica'l doctor after arrival at camp.
lS
7.
I
.
; 7
.. ......................Training courses in Health and Safety were given by this' Council during the year with. .....c... L.:........different Scouters
having completed the course.
8.
We have an Emergency Service Corps of Senior Scouts with ............................. ; ........qualified members.
We h_:::ot ·a Mobilization Plan.
9. All cases of serious or fatal accidents or illness involving Scouts, Scouters, or guests incident to Scouting activities in this
Council during 1943 have been promptly reported to the National Council, with the following exceptions with reasons ................·-···········
···········································~··········;
.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................'.··················
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.. ············································..·······················.. ········.. ···························....................................
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. activ1t1es
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ave
cooperated wit t e o owmg oca e
an a ety agencies
lo W h
, ........... ~ ...~..
~·················
. . . . ~~~~e.. . .Ctr.:!:~----~~'--·~!r.!.:.~11::~~~/··~··r:ti.~:>i/J......pne.t.. .J'..tZ~,,.(6y. . . ~.,. .~(:.t::'.~~~'.:\&1~1.i.JJ::1..,l<.·!....d.¢..:!f:Ii~t.i/
11.
Our Program as planned for 1944 includes the following, as checked:
·
a) Complete organization of Committee including ,all technical experts and chairmen of District Health and Safety Committees....... .X..................... ..
b) Medical examination of new Scouts in....................................Troops which is.............................. % of all our Troops.
c) Program of Inspection as checked: Troop and other unit meeting places..................... ; Co\lllcil and Troop Camps......X. ........ ;
All transportation equipment..... l( ......... ; Sea Scout watercraft. ....)(.................... .
d) Emergency Service Corps........................... with .......................... qualified members by December 31; Mobilization Plan ......................... ..
e) Training Courses in Health and Safety..............X, .......... (No. of courses......... .£.............. ).
Sign~d
Chairman, H!Jalth and Safety Committee
�Form 0-539A-30001143
This copy for National Office
D;
Regional Office
D;
Local Office 11].
(Check appropriate box on each copy.)
DO NOT WRITE HERE
Charter Fee $_______
TRANSMITTAL SHEET
Quota__________
Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter
Scouter Fees_______
Tota,..___________
b____
Region No. _ _ _
Council No., _ _S,~,$'~8
__
NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA,
2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y.
Attached is the application of the_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _E~~!f~l~f_C
__--K.~Jf_,&,,_:=J~e~--~rw--------------------'Council,
-~/~~'-'/~,_,'i;E~~...,1'-"~~'1l~ff-i_]~(f(i~--'~fl--~";,"'-,j-------~l~(~lt'=:~,;~"{f_!!~'-r'~,,~for
Headquarters City,
renewal of charter for the year beginning July 1, 1944, together with reports as called for.
State
Supplementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following:
(If any of the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expected ~n the line marked "Date"}
Note: Items No. 1, 6, 7 and 8 should accompany application, and No. 5 if possible.
7/S:.no
1. Charter Fee
$
2. Payment of Quota
$--------
3. Scouter Fees
4.
~----
$ _ _ _ _ _ __
! '"1
_' couter Applications
Yes or No
(No.)
5. Audit Report for 1943
Yes or No
~kS
6. Scout Executive's Rep?rt for 1943
Yes or No
Date
A.e. 14-u !le;#..~
~e:s
7. Civic Service Report for 1943
Yes or No
YE.s
8, Program and Objectives for 1944
_enclosed .
9 · Roster is
w.ilkhe.--...maded
~?"
~-,_,,
). t'
•___L____J
1 '
Date
q1- :,.r, ·
Yes or No
_fL_+"-.- - - ?
was mailed_
Date
Signed _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Scout Executive
�Form 0-539A-30001143
This copy for National Office
0; .Regional
Office ~; Local Office
0.
(Check appropriate box on each copy.)
DO NOT WRITE HERE
Charter Fee $_______
TRANSMITTAL SHEET
~~ot~---------
Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter
Scouter Fees_______
Region No. _ __,,5.._·- - - Council No.,-ff.,.f),..1-'..,'lt_ _ __
NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA,
2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y.
Attached is the appli1,;ation of the_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _f._:._h_1_J_;)_k_.•·£t_;,_t\~,a_w_·- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - " C o u n c i l ,
'·.~io;~i~··:b'l!!l 1 'f'P0fl:£ilf:t;''l.f1'1l!
Headquarters City,
for renewal of charter for the year beginning July 1, 1944, together withreportsascalledfor.
State
Supplementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following:
(If any of the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expected on the line marked "Date")
Note: Items No. 1, 6, 7 and 8 should accompany application, and No. 5 if possible.
______
76.0<} _
1. Charter Fee
....
•
2. Payment of Quota
$._ _ _ _ _ __
$ _ _ _ _ _ __
3. Scouter Fees
4.
1?
. n.
.:r~
Scouter Applications
(No.)
Yes or No
·1e~
7. Civic Service Report for 1943
Yes or No·
y~~
Yes or No
8. Program and Objectives for 1944
Yes
Yes or No
enclosed
,
, " ,,
9 · Roster is
will· be· ,maile<l __··-·~·"~--~~---------Date
was m a i l e d . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Date
Date
{)et. 31,
5. Audit Report for 1943
6. Scout Executive's Report for 1943
31, lg44
Yes or No
l.~43
Date
14 t 1943.
J~n.
ne,
Date
1944
Date
�Form 0-539D-30001143
REPORT OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE - 1943
'~
REGION No.
Name of Council,__e.-=-it.H_,,_,,_lt__,t.O<:..D~-..8~Jr/U8CLJWl!!JL_--=~~D~ULNLC~iJ..~11?---1J~.d.....11J."'--Lill~-_,1!...U11L~e::_,,_e
COUNCIL No.
Headquarters City_ _.../LM-=--..L_..,~,,..,M~..JL?__,,__ff<~rJ'-·~"----- State
RECORD OF YEAR-ROUND CAMPING-JAN. 1 to DEC. 31, 1943
(!)
56r
Based on the statement in "Camping Policies" on "Council Supervision of the year-round Camping Program of the Troops," please state
below the number of Troops as of December 31, 1943 you consider are in Groups 1 and 2: (See Bulletin No. S of the "Chief Scout Executive,"
March 31, 1939.)
Troops
GROUP 1: Number of Troops with an effective Camping Program
. . . . . . . . . . .9. .7..........
(Adequate year-round outdoor program averaging one outing feature each month.)
____________if.._"!!\_id:_ %
% of Troops with effective Camping Program
2: A: Number of Troops doing some camping but not up
to the standard of Group 1
.
. . . . . . . . . . . :f'..5.' . . . . Troops
...................... ~~~~........ Troops
B: Number of Troops doing NO camping
TOTAL ABOVE GROUPS (Check with Org. and Ext. Committee report, "Total Troops, Dec. 31, 1943")
o:<Trqops=Troops, Ships,
Neighborhood Patrols
Explorer Troops, Tribes,
Rover Crews
·
. /t).'Y
T roops
___________
d,,_:~.J_______
Membership, June 30, 1943 was __./_£_$._ ____Troops*,_j,__?::_q_/_ __ Scouts. "Total belonging during the year":::£.J_f(f__scouts (*5)
'
YEARLY ·SUMMARY COUNCIL SUPERVISED CAMPING
Include Tours, Cruises, Camporees, Agricultural Service Camps, etc.
Do Not Include Scouts from other Councils
Long
Term (*1)
A. CHARTERED TROOPS
I. On Council Site
1. Number of Troops___________
2. Number different Scouts.........
3. Number Troop Scouters...........
4. Number Scout Days (*3) .....
;2-.J
I ,08
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-
Philmont
------------ Scouts
------------ Scouters
Total Negro Scouts, June 30, 1943
__ 8__1__{?_ Scouts
Negro Scouts ih Long Term Camps
__J__£l_ Scouts
..
-
Separate Camp for Negro Scouts
a
Yes ___X; No ______
PROMOTION
B. PROVISIONAL TROOPS
I. On Council Site
1. Number different Scouts........
2. Number Scout Days (*3) ..----·--·
.-
..
'O
I &)
'
~s
II. Off Council Site
1. Number of Troops........................
2. Number different Scouts........
3. Number Troop Scouters...........
4. Number Scout Days (*3) .....
Short
Term (*2)
-Included in Yearly Summary are:
___'1§.?/ Scouts
Camporees (Council - District) .
---· Scouts
Agricultural Service Camp
-----------"
"
Forest
------------ Scouts
_____ 1_(:. Scouts
Senior Scout Outdoor Even.ts
____ :?.-_.d Scouts
Tours Outside Council
________ b Scouters
________ _L Tours
Number of Tours
Have plan for advising Troops on all-year camping
program, using "Troop Camping Obje~tives," etc. Yes ..... .. ; No)(
Earning and Saving for camp promoted in Troops: Yes ..... ... ;NoX.
Short term camping reports by Troops are secured: Yes ...... ..;No)(
s·i,,. ·
.!};'/ '~
II. Off Council Site
l_ Number different Scouts_________ ..
PROGRAM
1943 Outdoor program included the following: (Check)
2. Number Scout Days (*3) ..........
C. TOTALS
I. Number different Scouts (*4)
II. % of Membership (*5) ...............
III. Number Scout Days (*3)-------..
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b
Senior Camping)(.; Cub "Outings" (on family, den or pack
basis) .. X; Winter CampX.. ; Sea Scout CruisesX_ ;
Summer Activities (other than Camping)------------ ·
( *1) Camping periods of six days or m0re should be reported under Long-Term.
.
(*2) Camping periods of less than six days and.not less than overnight should be reported under Short-Term.
( *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 to the number
of individual ·Scouts participating. This wiU 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 on this line is different Scouts camping during the year. It will not necessarily equal the sum of the attendance in the four previous classifications. (Estimate if
necessary.)
.
. '
.
.
.
·-.
. .
(*5) In computing the percentage of Long-Term Camping for the year, divide the number of different Scouts camping by the June 30 membership. In computing·the percentage
in Short-Term Camping for the year, divide the number of different Scouts camping by the "Total Belonging During the Year" membership. The "Total Belonging"
equals the "Number on record at the Beginning of the Year" plus the "New During the Year" plus Scouts separated .. prior to 1943- and re-registered in 1943 .. This .should
agree with Scout figure in first tahle on page 3, Sectioµ III of Charter Application.
�1943 FINANCIAL STATEMENT-CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL
Council budget appropriation for camping Capital Expense $-··--·---
0
$---·------····--·
Capital Bills outstanding not included
0
$-···-····-···-·-····-···-
·----------~~~-
OPERATING RECEIPTS:
OPERATING EXPENSE
From Camper fees ·····-·-·-····-····-····-····---·····$..~Lf.?..!.~'f.
Froni other sources (Canteen etc.) ...... $........4::f...fu.t~/..
Total above items -···-····-····-····-····-····-····-····---·····
•(Enter this figure in Finance Com. report, Col. 2)
Original Budget appropriation for Camp Operation......
Total Receipts ---·-···-·--·-·-··--·-··-····-·-····-·-·-·····(A)
Operating BaJ:rnce (A-B) ~€ft-"'.(,,~) .....•....•.....
Camp accounts (were)
Expenditures for Budgeted Capital Outlay
(~t."-)
audited on.......J..'9...~
t
For
For
For
For
$................·---···-····
$~§..f?.9_,D-F
$........._...'J.:.:£.8.!:f
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Food by Council ··--··-····-·-····-···--·-·--··--·--·-···-·--··
Transportation by Council -···-·-····--·-····--···········-··-··
Salaries and Wages ···········-·············-·-···-·-·······-····-·-·······-···Income producing sources (canteen, etc.).·--···········
Other Operating Expenditures ·················-····-·-·······-···········-····
Total of above Expenditures ··-·-······-···········--·······-············-·-Bills outstanding not included above---·······-·······--·········,··
.
Total Operat.ton Expense ·············-··········-·-·-······-··(B)
. . ,.~.{~"'Y.t.-....'::~..:~..l..Y.-'. .:3'-..................... 194......,
$__~.L§3,
Lo
$·--··---~.LAL
$.....•..~.8_.lLo_j
$..... _::_ ...:::::.::...:::_.
$ ....l..b..2..'S...~J>..!J
$....~~§. t,t;;.:.1::. /
$.....•..:::.•.::::....:-_::
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$...\.J..1.•~.:z:.L.
by.~~----~&w.~~-~-~-{;:[&ff.J?u~lic@~ceountants
PHYSICAL FACILITIES
(List only changes since December 31, 1942)
CAMP NAME
I
No. of
acres
I I
No. of
Troop
Sites
VALUATION
I
CONTROL*
Land
I
Type of Camp••
Used
Bldgs.
year
around
Equipment
I I
I I I
• State whether site is: (!) Own;d by Council (if mortgaged or other indebtedness state ai;nouht), (2) Leased (state from whom and length of term), (3) Rented from year to year
(state amount of rental), (4) other (describe).
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.
•• State whether site is used for (I) Long•term, (2) Short•term, (3) Wilderneaa.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
11..9.. :................................................__
Camp. Director _____C{Q...f:..f.;_......f.J.:... ...£f>-.lf-lJ...................-.............................Did he have Camp Director's commission?.......
\
If more than one camp is operated-list additional directors below.
I . A. ~ Ef1UC"E-f1 A fill P
~.......................How many
Number on central Camp Staff?...•.....•....•.:?.>...
State if they hold Camp Director's commissions.
Na.
CAMP STAFF
are registered Scouters?
········-····-~·-·······-···········How many Adults
(over 21) ?....- ....
5.:.._.··-··
Number of Provisional Troop Staff?................- ....................Of these, how many are registered Scouters?............................ How many Adults (over 21)?.·-·-····-·-·-··--·····
How many are older Scouts?-·-··.?:;-_6?.-____......How many have no previous Scouting connection?..........k-'.......-···--···
APPRAISAL OF CENTRAL CAMP STAFF
NAME
Camp
Position
I
Sconti~g
Connection
I
Age
I
Would you
Re· appoint?
If not•
I
QUALITY OF SERVICE
Exe.
Good
I Aver. I
Fair
I
Number of
Weeks on
Staff
I
Poor
I
Rate of
Pay
Per Week
(If necessary, attach sheet with names and appraisal under headings above.}
• 11 you would not recommend reemployment, send in full particulars.
Further comments: ---···
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"?.:::._fJ:.. ________ 19
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(Signed) -----··-··--····-·--···--·--·-·---····-·-·······-·--····--·-·--·-·-····-··-····-·-··--··· ·-···-····--·-···············-·-·---····-·-·-····-·---·-··--····----····-·-··----·-·-·-·-· ···-·-·
Chairman,
Camping and Activities Committee
Street.---·
Scout Executive
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Note: Attach copies of camp bulletins, reports, special program features, photos, etc.
City-----·---,-------'Stat...__ _ _ _.
NOTE: Civic Service an,d Special Events are covered elsewhere in the Council
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. 4. This C?uncil has a~ce.pted it~ quot~ of $ib..D.C_~-~···for the year 1944, and agrees to pa~~{°. t~ treasurer. of the
National Counctl as follows. m full herewith, $.......................... ., 10............. '.k................equal payments of $...............0.i.C...... each durmg the
months of... ............................!.'1..A..';f.. .....A.N..fl..........t.f.P.V...fi.ft.!..1.8.l:;.t?...:............................................................................................................................................................ :~ ..
,S--
$.q;.t.!.lo:J.r-of this ~~unt, $.~:.LJ±J...
J.../,...1..9..¥:.~. . ~va~r mo11tJ:B,
5. Our total outstanding indebtedness as of December 31, 1943, amounted to
is due the National Supply Service which the Council plans to liquidate by (date) ....f.7.~~~. .
~illCftt!' ef =$ ..............................~~Ilti:iftg............................................................................................................... .
6. This Council requests that for the period July 1, 1944 to June 30, 1945 credit be extended by the Supply Service for
not to exceed $.~0.00«.Q.Q.at any one time, and agrees to maintain the account on a thirty day basis. This Council
amount
an
was incorporated under the laws of this State in the year 19.'ll..,7. The corporate name is:
........................~.ff....f... e..f.<..8...~fl.W..........e..Q. ..'Y..N. ..CJ!.. ~.,........D..t:J.?i........~ . ~.f{)...IJP..7!..~ ......cr:Jt..E ..b..~:~.~-R..f..<f:'::.f!JL.,......f..l!.~1.:T,.'.~ ...................................
ID.
ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION
1.
This Council's membership record of total boys and men follows:
"TOTAL BELONGING" DURING THE YEAR
CUBBERS*
CUBS
During 1942
During 1943
~COITTS
'i3f
l80
d,,~
I.~ ~I
'ka?
.I fL
j
TOTAL BELONGING (See Note)
SCOUTERS
7
1fLl.tt
u
s
4/7]
J 11!
~'3l.o
NOTE: For .Cubs, Cubbers, Scouts, Scouters, (first 4 columns above) "Total Belonging" equals number on record at beginning of year, plus
new during year, plus separated reregistered who were separated prior to 1943.
For last column, use preceding formula and then deduct Cubs who became Scouts and Scouts who became Scouters. (Last column
will not be sum of first 4 columns.)
AS OF DECEMBER 31:
TOTAL
CUBS
CUBBERS*
SCOUTS
SCOUTERS
December 31, 1942
l,?J'
[2.S"
3: II :J
December 31, 1943
_f/4
L51---
j_f53
~()U'J
{'k33
5. 757
7'b.-
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,7
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b,
1944
Objective
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)
1
£(.~
'7
;P'1!._ •.IZ.,.,,
ltiJ
7
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""1
J,-6
7
• "Cubbers" should include registered Den Mothers.
2. On December 31,_ 1943 we had._.....£§."Q_·-··~roops which represent an Opportunity Index ~t is, the opportunity for
boys to be Scouts, of..... __if:+.J...__..... We propose to mcrease our total number of Troops to_.ih.!lf!.__by December 31, 1944,
thus increasing our Opportunity Index to........!/:.f.-3......... The highest 25"% of the Councils in the country have an Opportunity
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Index of 5.8 or better.
In 1943 we organized ______ 2=-_L_ _____ new Troops and dropped and failed to reorganize.... ./.:1.:----·--Troops.
We propose to enroll
3. During 1943 we enrolled._f.:ZL.9 ._....new Scouts, giving us a Recruiting Index oL_..!f:.-~
. J/bOQ.... new Scouts during 1944 for a Recruiting Index of._2J._tJ~-~-· The highest 25% of the Councils in the country
have a Recruiting Index of 45.0 or better.
. L..
.
of--1.3..1.6..~.-Scouts.
1943 we had __····~-°-···--···Cub Packs
During 1943 we had a net dropped
and expect to increase this t~-·-·-··-J!..~L.-Jacks by Decemb~~
4. On December 31,
.
.
....Cub Packs.
'·----~--·--···~...
~eorganize
to
31, 1944. During 1943 we drged and failed
new Cubs during 1944.
5. We enrolled--'4-.--·_ _new Cubs -during 1943, and expect to enroll.......
_,different Scouts reached a tenure of 4 years in Scouting. By 1944 we expect.....L.QQ..............
6. During 1943...
Scouts will reach a 4-year tenure.
7. On December 31, 1943.... _..7~ -% of our Troops were operating on the Standard Troop Budget Plan. We expect to
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increase this to_ .....~.-'?...-··-·····% by the end of 1944.
8. Appr~ximately___.4.S:~ _.% of our Scouts and ........".7U'.'..:..... _..... % of our Cubs as of December 31, 1943 had uniforms.
4£.2.Q......
..1-1:::..f_
...
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9.
Boy Fact Survey was conducted in..............O.............. _Districts in 1943, in..............:..~L .............Districts in 1942.
�IV. CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES
1. During 1943............k"............ % of our Troops and........
e=.,. . . .% of our Scouts were in camp for at least one week under
.£..._.%
their own leadership. We expect to increase this to...._ .
of our Troops and ...........£
......... % of our Scouts in
1944.
if::,. . . .
% of our Troops did no camping (either short or long term camping) during 1943. (Check with corre2. .......~..
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sponding figures in Camping and. Activities Committee report.)
NOTE: In checking the next item please use the following symbols to indicate whether event is on a Council or District
basis:-"C"--'Council; "D"-District; "N"-Neighborhood or Small Community; use any combination of symbols if several
types are held.
This Council promoted an Activities program in 1943 including the following, as checked: Boy Scout Week participaMobilization
tion ..C ....41 ............ ; Circus, or similar type .............................. ; Merit Badge Show.............................. ; Camporee..
to
Pilgrimages
;
.............................. ; Agricultural Fair participation.............................. ; Vacation program in addition to Camping..............................
historic shrines.................-···-····; First Aid Demonstrations................- ........... ; Troop Special Events...C......li!......... ; Cub "Outings" on family,
Senior Scout event, (What?) ....IJ.g_(Jlf'lf.;.... ~F...ff_Mrf;R. .. F.o&. ....~eb.. .. ~.<!f:.(::?.tl:/5?...........
Den or Pack basis.C ..
3.
e...•...........;
a ....... ;
V. LEADERSHIP TRAINING. Because of the importance of training as a major responsibility and Local Council activity,
it is suggested that the entire report on training be presented to the Executive Board as a part of the Council's annual report.
VI. ADVANCEMENT
See separate report.
VII. HEALTH AND SAFETY
1. To help assure suitable meeting places for our Troops and other units, .... ,.........0................ % of such meeting places were
inspected during 1943.
2. In the interest of individual health, ., .........Q. .......... % of oilr Troops are using the plan for medical examination of all
new Scouts.
3.
......... .J....~
. . . . . of our Scouters completed training courses in Health and Safety during 1943.
, 4. The Emergency Service plan is in effect in this Council including (Check) E. S. Corps ..............~............ ; Mobilization Plan
............................... If not, it will be in 1944. (Check) E. S. Corps.........................:.... ; Mobilization Plan ...................__ .......
VIII. READING PROGRAM
A.
BOYS' LIFE
To stimulate the use of BOYS' LIFE by all Scouts, we will help attain the National goal of "50% of all Scout membership
.
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as subscribers."
1. The Progress and Objective report showed we had .... .../8.J . .S ....... % of our Scouts subscribing to BOYS' LIFE for a total
of.......~.. ~ ....subscriptions on December 31, 1943.
2. Anticipating a reasonable increase in 1944 we have set a BOYS' LIFE objective of...........tf...Q ........... % of our members as
subscribers. This will resul~ in a total of.......1....~..0......subscriptions on December 31, 1944.
GENERAL
B.
did
In 1943 this Council cli.:I 1 ct promote good reading. We used a.) Field Commissioner for reading: Yes...............................
No ..........)(............ ; b.) Reading Committee: Yes ......... ,2iL: ............. , No ........... :........... ,...... Committee had ...........9. ........... members.
1.
2. Reading has. been promoted in.........:~ ............. of our Districts by Field Commissioners: Yes............................. ., No........O............ ,.... ;
or by..............(ifr4:c~.rr,,,df..&,,01.'t.j .. .,..~7.ir:xat!l..JJ::IJ::~.!:.l'!L~:~..........................:.......................................................................................:...............................................................,........................ .
3. In 1944 we plan to use a.) Field Commissioner: Yes ...,.............~ ........,........., No............................................. ; b.) Reading Committee~
Yes ..............X .......... ., No..................... ; or................................................................ :............................................................................................................................................................................,
4.
........ /.~...........of our Troops ( ......
5.
........
6.
We have........ ~.............Reading M. B. Counselors.
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l..f... . . . . of our Troops
k ................ %)
have an organized program for stimulating good reading.
( ....... ./..J.............. %) have Troop
libr~ries.
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CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A. INC.
EXECUTIVE BOARD - 1945
_J
President
Mr. P. A. Clayton ~
436 S. Front St.
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Vice-President
Mr. A. K. Burrow
Falls Bldg.
/
Vice--President
Mr. Edwin JDa;lstrom /
5-5611
8-0357
/
5-5822
345 S. Front St •
Vice-President
Mr. W. P. Halliday / , /
8-7761
Hotel Peabody
Vice-President
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Mr. R. G. Fce_rnsay
Ga.rtly Ra.msay Hospital
Vice-President
/
Mr. Oran L. Cox
Lake Cormorant, Miss.
Secretary
Mr. Percy C. Clarke / /
Commerce Title Bldg.
5-2255
Treasurer
Mr. Fmile A. Bizot
The John Gerber Co.
5-3341
Commissioner
Mr. F •. Joe Flanagan
8-8511
()
8-7477
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760 Vance Ave.
Scout Executive
Wi!'. W. Gordon Morris / /
5-2351
501 Columbian Mutual Tower
CHAI]MA!i
Activities
Mr. Paul L. Da,y
8-7351
//
385 Alexander st.
Awatrds
&
Resolutions
Camping
M.r. F. I.. Christenb~
Court House
Mr. R. G. B.-B.rnsay
8-4368
/
/
8-7477
Gartly :Ramsay Hospital
(2,J
Civic R.elations
Mr. John Pilkington / /
1217 s. Bellevue
9-4466
�,J
-2;
Constitutio n &
By-Laws
Court of Honor
Cubbing
Finance
Mr. J. S. Allen
/
Commerce Title Bldg.
5-57M
Dr. George P. P.awls / "
1504 Union ,A,ve.
/
2-1155
Mr. T. R,obert Acklen / ,
, Columbian Mutual Tower
Mr. A. K. Burrow
8-7428
8-035'!
Falls Bldg.
/
Health & Safety
Dr. Arthur F. Porter,
Medical Arts Bldg. /
Inter-Tiacis .l
Mr. Edwin D~lstrom
345 S. Front St.
5~5822
Organizatio n 8:,
Extension
Mr. John A. Angus
8-4949
Outfitters
Mr. Roscoe C. Clark/'
Shrine Bldg.
Publicity
Mr,. H.
¥.
5-5110
Farnsworth Bldg.
5-4800
,,,/
w. Slavick
/
8--7464
Goodwyn Inst • Bldg. /
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Reading
~!.'ga...Eldg.
Rural-Shelb y Co.
Mr. F. J. Vandema rk/
8-1865
704 Dermon Bldg.
Rural-Critt en
District
Herman Spea-rs
Turrell, Ark.
Mr.
/
L. D.
Rural-Miss issippi Mr. c. B. Young
District
Sardis, Miss.
L. D.
Senior Scrmting
5--626?
Mr. Henri Benner
11 N. Third ste
Training
Dr. B. E. Jacobs
915 Madison Ave.
/,,
8-5502
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MEMBERS-~T"".'_~ARG~
)411- N1"f!esti
c...
l39dd:-
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·~-,~J,1Q.'DJ.~.A.ve*
6-5520
Mh....A--Eaxle-B@>lt-On·-~~~mJ:.~Bagg1;ng~·eC?'~-
8--3191
E. L. Bruce Co. / /
8-0521
Mp,dical Arts Bldg. /'
8-1316
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Mr. John Cleghorn
Goodwyn Inst. Bldg.) (/
8-7464
Mr. Jesse Cunningham
Cossitt Library
Gen. W. A. &.nieJ;so n
~· fi ~c...-v··t.,,.»
Memphis Quart.ermas~/
48-4451
~ot "'';• . fl.. .Ce
".:>... .-
Mr. C. Jlrthul" Bruce
Mr. Lewls
c.
Callow
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5-2272
/
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""T ,,A.,.}\,>.4 '~ .j vf ' \,
.Mr. J ~ ""'Gra.nv!ll'~~"Q"at(rS"'u'~tr'49-~ /
1
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Mr. A. D. McTTi!horter
Menrohis
11/f.r. Edmund O]'gill
~ 1."-J lt'J,,.,._~
Mr. John F.. Hobert.a
Org:i.11 Bros.
Mr. Abe Scharff
726 Madison Ave.
w.
.
5-7221
st. Rwy. Co./'
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R.~
/ 5-2471
Co. /
;:;
Falls Bldg.
8-0747
5-3511
Tm4~-8-87~2
Columbia n Mutual
t N1'N't.... HRtlvaT E/l ?Y./
V ,.7-1584
1200 Poplrur Ave.
L. Sharpe
/
n)'f.
5-2552
~wI..uCi.JlS- E ....B.urefl'·"'°'~~'"""<};006~'~mtge""i3i:dg"~~<,.,
/5--}'8 58
~. H. M.
Memphis L. G. & W.
Clayton
977 Sledge
Mr. R. A. Taylor
--
F.x-Offi. cio Member
/
Mr. Henry M'. Clayton
Mr. 'P. A. Clayton
Su.b-Commit tee
(.
L. D.
/
60 Morning side P a r k / 4-4570
1'1R. fl.t>':UJ ~ffERRoO
Mr. J. L. Skinner
1
L. D.1
-7-1 4-tt 0
Mr. Fred 1ir. J_,ucas
Mr.
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• Millipg ton, re~u..
Mr. E. A. f!arrold
'"' ~"'··~'4 f~ f<-(~ ·
.t&JA12.1"~'
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f(~
rf<.'t..J;..tti! 41 ldi/F,
Cormora nt, M1ss /
Lake
Mr. T. P. Howard
J
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4-2953
Mr.
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H. M. Clayton
Dr. George P. Rawls
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Mr. Abe Scharff
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�ORGANIZATION COMMIT'l'F.P.:
1945.
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Mr. John A. Angus, Chairman,V
~~. e. 1.... Df<.vc~ re©.
8-4949
f-0.S)...I
v Mr. H. G. -Orndorff ./
Lowenstein's
8-7711'
/ Mr. B. F. McCamey/
-e:.2296 •
1657 Netherwood
v
5-7525
~~st~~in
~ab-~~h .Cot-t.o~CoapQ'iJ.,
C~ton
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Mr.
Mr. H. M. Clayton,/
Memphis Light, Gas
Mr.
9-4466
John Pilkington,/
Pilkington Lumber Co.
&
Water Div.
8-8511
F. Joe Flanagan,,,..
760 Vance Ave.
Mr.
P. A. Clayton
456 S. Front st.
5-5611
/
5-5505
Mr. J .. B. Simmons
United Service & Research, Inc.
81 Madison Ave. Bldg.
MR- 8.W-
Hu~st-t
/
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4- l. ~ q oo:U'N YN JN ST. DJ.JJ°<.\,
)V\R. ED. TIR-.i.STROM /
S-S-1/)...Y
3'4S 5. FfiioN-r ST.
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1° '-( "f " 0 • ·
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�CUBBING COMMITTEE
/ f l / Mr. T. Robert Acklen, Chairman,
,· '
Columbian Mutual Tower
8-7428
8-8778
Mr. Mayer Meyers
Mayer Meyers Paper ([o. ,
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Calhoun st.
8-0452
Mr. E. F. Thompson
Union Planters Natl. Bk. & Tr. Co.
8-7744
Mr. Jack Frost
3264 Powell st.
4-0716
Mr. T. A. Green r;Western Union Telegraph Co.
5-2581
Mr.
~.
W. G. Petty
G. Petty & Son, 1102 Union Ave.
2-7923
Mr. G. Lofton Weaver
Barrow-Agee Laboratories, 123 S. Front St.
5-2488
Mr. P. A. Clayton
5-5611
456
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6 W.
s.
Front St.
Mr. F. Joe Flanagan
760 Vance Ave.
8-8511
Mr. D. B. Crawley
1122 Columbian Mutual Tower
5-5906
�CAMPING COMMITTEE
Mr. R. G. Ralllsay, Chairman,
Gartly-Ramsay Hospital
8-7477
Mr. Merr:Ul Schwart. z
1260 Vinton Ave.
2-5527
Mr. Charles H. Church
562 Edith street
9-0144
Mr. W. P. Hallidey
Hotel Peabody
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Mr. John E. Roberts
522 Falls Bldg.
Dr. S. L. Wadley
879 Madison Ave.
Mr. P. A. Clayton
8-7761
8-0747
5-8651
5-5611
456 S. Front St •
Mr. F. Joe Flanagan
8-8511
760 Vance Ave.
Mr .. Hope Ford
R. F. D. No. 1, Hernando, Miss.
L. D.
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�CHICKASAW COIDTCIL. B. S. A, INC,
EXECUTIVE BOARD - 1943
Preside nt
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Mr. P. A. Clayton
436 S. Front St.
5-3611
Vice-Pr esident Mr. A. K. J3urrow
Falls Bldg.
8-0357
Vice-Pr esident Mr. Edwin Dalstrom
345 S, Front St.
5-5822
Vice-Pr esident Hr. W• .P. Halliday
Hotel Peabody
8-7761
Vice-Pr esident Mr. R. G. Rarasay
Gartly Ba.ID.say Hospita l
8-7477
Vice-Pr esident Mr. Oran L. Cox
Lake Cormora nt, Miss.
L. D.
Secreta ry
Hr. Percy C. Clarke
Conunerce Title J3ld..g.
5-2255
Treasur er
Mr. Emile A. Eizot
The John Gerber Co.
5-3341
Oorronissioner
Mr. F. Joe Flanagan
760 Vance Ave.
8-8311
Scout Executiv e Mr. W. Gordon Morris
501 Colu.."Ilbian Mutual Tower
COMHITTEE
52351
CRAillMA.N
Activit ies
Mr. Paul L. Day •
385 Alexand er St.
8-7351
Awards &
Resoluti ons
Mr. F. L. Christen bury
Court House
8-4368
Camping
Mr. R. G. Ramsay
Gartly Ra,msay Hospita l
8-7477
Civic
Relation s
Mr. John Pilkingt on.
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1217 s. Bellevue
9-4466
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Mr. J. s. Allen
Commerce Title Bldg.
5-3734
Court of Honor
Dr. George P. Rawls
1304 Union Ave.
2-1135
Cubbing
Mr. T. Robert Acklen
Columbian Mutual Tower
8-7428
Finance
Mr. A. K. Burrow
Falls Bldg.
8-0357
Health & Safety
Dr. Arthur R. Porter Jr.
Medical Arts :Bldg.
5-3110
Inter-Rc'lcial
Mr. Ed.win Dalstrom
345 S. Front St.
5-5822
Organization &
Extension
Mr. John A. Angus
]'arnsworth Bldg.
8-4949
Outfitters
Mr. Roscoe O. Clark
Shrine Bldg.
5-4800
Publicity
Mr. II. W. Slavick
Goodwyn Inst. :Bldg.
8-7464
Reading
Mr. Charles M. Crump
18 30 Exchange :Bldg.
5-1711
Rural-Shelby Co.
Mr. F. J. Vandemark
704 Dermon J3ld.g.
8-1865
Rural-Critten
District
Mr. Herman Spears
Turrell, Ark.
L. D.
Rural-Eississippi
Mr. C. B. Young
Sardis, Miss.
L. D.
Senior Scouting
Mr. Henri Benner
11 N. Third St.
5-6262
Training
Dr. E. E. Jacobs
915 Madison Ave.
8-3302
Constitution &
By-Laws
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317 Poplar
6-3520
J3ol ton :Bagging Co.
8-3191
E. L. Bruce Co.
8-0521
Hed_ical Arts :Bldg.
8-1316
Hr. John Cleghorn
Goodwyn Institute Bldg.
8-7464
1-lr. Jesse Cunningham
Cossitt Library
5-2272
Gen. W. A. Danielson
:Memphis Quartermaster Depot
48-4431
Mr. J. Granville Gates
749 McConnell
4-2953
Mr. E. A. Harrold
Millington, Tenn.
L.B.
Mr. T. P. How.ard
Lake Cormorant, Iviiss.
L.D.
Mr. Fred W. Lucas
60 Morningside Park
4-4570
Hr. A. D. 1-icWhorter
Memphis St. Rwy. Co.
5-7221
Mr. Edmund Orgill
Orgill Bros. & Co.
5-2471
Mr. John E. Roberts
FE.lls Bldg.
8-0747
Mr. Abe Scharff
726 Madison Ave.
Mr. W. L. Sharpe
Coltunbian linltual Tower
8-8722
Mr. J. L. Skinner
1200 Poplar
7-1384
Mr. H. M. Clayton
Memphis L.G. & W. Div.
5-2552
Hr. Lucius E. Burch
1006 Exchange :Bldg.
5-2838
------------------------- Mr. Henry H. Clayton
Ex-Officio Member
Sub-Committee
Hr.
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Dr.
Mr.
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P. A. Clayton
H. H. Cliayton
Geo. P. Rawls
.Abe Scha.rff
5-5311
�ACTIVITIES ·COM1\1ITTEE
Mr. Pau.l L. Day, Chairman,
8-7351
385 Alexander St.
Mr. Chester Perry
1498 Linden Ave.
8-6721
Mr. Fred Christie
7-0883
1278 Agnes Place,
Mr. T. H. Haraway
Memphis Light, Gas & Water Div.,
5-2552
Mr. G. L. Walker
2.-0675
1217 Forrest Ave.
Mr. Bob Dozier
846 Stonewall ...
5-4656
Mr. James B.. Wiley
893 lfiaple Drive ..
48-1455
Mr. Francis Washburne&
1865 Manila
8-2269
Hr. RaJ.ph Day
7-5290
&
541-Commerce Title :Bldg .. ,
Mr. Harry Cooper
1466 Jackson Ave., Apt. 4
8-6274
Nr. P. A. Clayton
5-3611
436 S. Front St,,
Mr. F. Joe Flanagan
760 Vance Ave'!'
8-8311
�AWARDS & BESOLUTIOHS COMMITTEE
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Mr. Fred L. Christenbury, Chairman
Court House
8-4368
Mr. H. H. Clayton
Memphis Light, Gas & Water Div.,
5-2552
Mr. Charles H. Church
362 Edith St.
9-0144
Mr. John E. Roberts
8-0747
522 Falls :Bldg.,
Mr. A. D. McWhorter
Memphis St. Rwy. Co.
5-7221
�CAMPING COHMITTEE
Mr. R. G. Ramsay, Chairman
Gartly-P.amsay Hospital
8-7477
Mr. Merrill Schwartz
1260 Vinton Ave.
2-3327
Mr. Charles H. Church
362 Ed_ith St.
9-0144
Mr. W. P. Halliday
8-7761
Hotel Peabody
Mr. John E. Roberts
522 Falls Bldg.,
Dr.
s.
L. Wad.lay
8-0747
5-8631
879 Madi son Ave.
Mr. Elmer M. Ries
3581 Poplar Ave.
48-3769
Mr. P. A. Clayton
436 S. Front St.
5-3611
Mr. F. Joe Flanagan
8-8311
760 Vance Ave.
Mr. Hope Ford
R. F. D. No. l, Hernando, Miss
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�CIVIC BELATIOUS COMNITTEE
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Mr. John Pilkington, Chairman
1217 South Bellevue
9-4466
Mr. J. E. 0 I Callag.._h.2.n
Union Planters Bank Bldg.
8-0241
Mr. Lloyd :Bensinger
726 Madison Ave.
5-3311
Mr. E. C. Eall
317 Poplar Ave.
6-3520
Mr. A. Earle ]olton
8-3191
Mr. P. A. Clayton
436 S. Front St.
5-3611
Mr. F. Joe Flanagan
760 Vance Ave.
8-8311
Bolton Bagging Co. Exchange Bldg.
�CUB:SUTG COMMITTEE
Mr. T. Robert Acklen, Chairman
Columbian Mutual Tower
8-7428
Mr. E. E. Plank
:Bostitch-Southwest, Inc., Shrine J3ld.g.
8-8778
Mr. Mayer Meyers
Mayer Meyers
8-0432
P~per
Co. 6 W. Ca1houn St.
Mr. E. F. Thompson
Union Planters Natl. ]k. & Tr. Co.
8-7744
!·fr. Jack Fro st
4-0716
3264 Powell St.
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Mr. T. A. Green
Western Union Telegraph Co.
5-2581
Mr. W. G. Petty
W. G. Petty & Son, 1102 Union Ave.
2-7923
Mr. G. Lofton Weaver
Barrow-Agee Laboratories, 123 S. Front
5-2488
Mr. P. A. Clayton
436 S. Front St.
5-3611
Mr. F. Joe Flanagan
760 Vance Ave.
8-8311
�FINANCE COMMITTEE
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Mr. A. K. J3urrow, Chairman
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8-0357
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8-0521
Falls Bldg.
Mr.
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Arthur Bruce
E. L. :Bruce Co.
5-3341
Mr. Emile A. :Sizot
The John Gerber Co.
5-5822
Mr. Edwin Dalstrom
Graham Paper Co.
Mr.
w.
P. Ha,lliday
8-7761
Hotel Peabod.y
Mr.
A. D. HeWho rt er
Hemphis St. Rwy. Co.
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Mr. Abe Scharff
Kraus Cleaners, 726 Madison Ave.
5-3311
Mr. Oran L. Cox
Lake Cormorant, Miss.
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L. D.
Mr. T. P. Howard
Lake Cormorant, Miss.
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L. D.
Mr. P. A. Clayton
436 s. Front St.
5-3611
Mr. F. Joe Flanagan
8-8311
760 Vance Ave.
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5-7221
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�HEALTH & SAFETY COMMITTEE
Dr. Arthur R. Porter, Jr. Chairman
gec3-ical Arts :Bla_g.,
lfr. Frank H. 0' Conner
E. 1. :Bruce Co.
(Safety Expert)
5-3110
8-0521
(Public Health Expert)
Dr. L. H. Graves
879 liiad-ison Ave.
5-8631
Dr. David Goltman (Consulting Pediatrician)
Physicians & Surgeons :Bld_g.
7-7659
Dr. Carroll Turner (Consulting Psychiatrist)
899 Madison Ave.
5-3533
(Public Health Expert)
Dr. S. L. Wadley
879 Madison Ave.
5-8631
Lt. Forrest Mottweiler
(First Aid Expert)
6-3520
317 Poplar Ave.
Dr. J.M. Dorris
Physicians & Surgeons :Bldg.
5-2731
Dr. Harry C. Schmeisser
University of Tennessee
8-6980
Dr. E. M. Stevenson
2-1179
Methodist Hospital Doctors' Bldg.
Mr. P. A. Clayton
436 S. Front St.
5-3611
Mr. F. Joe Flanagan
760 Vance Ave.
8-8311
�INTER-F.ACI.AL
co~~UTTEE
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Mr. Edwin Dalstrom, Chairman,
345 S. Front St.
5-5822
Mr • J • .A.. .Angus
8-4949
Farnsworth :Bldg.
(Representing Organization Com.)
Dr. Arthur R. Porter, Jr.
Medical .A.rt s Bldg.
(Representing Health & Safety Com.)
5-3110
Mr. R. G. Ramsay
Gartly Ra.msay Hospital
(Representing Camping Com.)
8-7477
Mr. Edwin Dalstrom
(Representing Finance Com.)
5-5822
Dr. George P. Rawls
1304 Union .Ave.
(Representing Court of Honor)
2-1135
Mr. Lloyd M. 0 1 Neal
2687 :Burns St.
(Representing Training Com.)
48-4431
Mr. F. L. Christenbury
Court House
84368
Dr. T. S. Eliot
5-1020
875 Monroe Ave.
Mr. C. Arthur :Sruce
8-0521
E. L. :Bruce Co.
Mr. R. M. Clayton
Memphis Light, Gas & Water Div.
5-2552
Mr. P. .A.. Clayton
436 S. Front St.
5-3611
Mr. F. Joe Flanagan
760 Vance Ave.
8-8311
�ORGAUIZATION COMMITTEE
Mr. John A. Angus, Chairman
Farnsw orth J3ldg.
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8-4949
Hr. H. G. Orndor ff
Lowen stein's
8-7711
Mr. :S. F. McCamey
8-2296
1637 Netherw ood
Mr. Lester Crain
Nation al Cotton Counci l,
Cotton Exchang e J3ldg.
5-7525
Mr. Harold Emick
5-4352
s Adding Machin e Co.
5 H. Third St.
:Burrou gh 1
Mr. James bJ. licGehe e
Marx 8::. :Bensclo rf
8-1121
!·Ir. John Pilking ton
PiE:ing tcn L1J2:n1:>er Co.
9-4466
lfr. H. N. Cle,yton
Memphis Light, Gas & \\Tater Div.
5-2552
Mr. F. Joe Flane.g an
760 Vance Ave.
8-8311
Mr. P. A. Clayton
436 S. Front St.
5-3611
�Pu:i3LICITY CO}llfiITTEE
Mr. H. W. Slavick, Cha,irman
Station W.M.C. GoodW'Jll Institute l3ldg.
8-7464
l:Ir. John Cleghorn, CO*Ohairrnan
Station W.H.C. GoodvrJh Institute :Bldg.
8-7464
Mr. Al Capley
11 The Memphis Press-Sci mitar
8-2141
Mr. Na.lcolm Ad_ams
11 The Commercia ,l Appeal 11
8-8811
Mr. P. A. Clayton
436 S. Front St.
5-3611
Mr. F. Joe Flanagan
760 Vance Ave.
8-8311
�READING OOloil•iITTEE
Mr. Charles M. Crump, Chairman
Exchange :Bldg. ,
5-1711
Hr. Jesse Cunningham
5-2272
Oossitt Library
Mr. R. W. Wallace
Goodwyn Institute Bldg.
8-1188
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Mr. R. J. Hussey
5-4506
66 S. Front St.
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Mr. Herr ill Kremer
Exchange Blctg.,
5-4343
Mr. H. E. Rankin
927 N. Highland
4-5679
Mr. :Bla...'Ylchara_ S. Tual
Exchange :Bldg. ,
8-4:142
Hr. P. A. Clayton
436 S. Front St.
5-3611
Mr. F. Joe Flanagan
760 Vance Ave.
8-8311
�RU-BAL SCOUTil\fG COMMITTEE
Shelby County
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Mr. F. J. Vandemark, Chairman
704 Dermon Bldg.
8-1865
Mr. Lee G. Hill
Raleigh, Tenn.
L. D.
Mr. E. A. Harrold.
L. D.
Millington, Tenn.
Rev. Yates Hoore
Capleville, Tenn.
L. D.
Mr. John H. George
:Bartlett, Tenn.
5-5611
Mr. C. L. Springfield
Germantown, Tenn.
7-1800
Mr. P. A. Clayton
436 S. Front St.
5-3611
Mr. F. Joe Flanagan
8-8311
760 Vance Ave.
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SENIOR SCOUTING COHHITTEE
Mr. Henri :Benner, Chairman
5-6262
ll M. Third St.
Mr. Joe Hopper, Vice-Chairman
527 N. :Main St •
5-5544
Mr. Merrill Schwartz
1260 Vinton Ave.
2,-3327
Mr. H. S. Ainslee
279 N. Watkins St.
5-0886
Mr. Louis H. H1Lrn:phreys
.509 Hadden Ave.
8-1378
P. A. Clayton
5-3611
Mr.
436 S. Front St.
Mr. F. Joe Flanagan
760 Vance Ave.
8-8311
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TRA.UTING
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Dr. :B. E. Jacobs, Chairman
915 Madison Ave.
11 Fundamentals of the :Boy Scout Hovement 11
i1Scoutmasters 1 Training Course"
8-3302
Mr. T. Robert Acklen
Colwabian Mutual Tower
11 Cubmasters 1 Training Course"
8-7428
Mr. Henri :Benner
ll N. Third St.
"Skippers• Training Course"
5-6262
Mr. J. ]rady Wiley
892 Maple Drive
11 Troop GaIJWing Course"
8-5648
Dr. Arthur li.. Porter, Jr.
Medical Arts Bldg.
llHealth & Safety 11
5-3110
Nr. W. Gordon lVlorris
Columbian Mutual Tower
11 District Commissioners• Course"
5-2351
Mr. D. Ted Childress
Columbian Mutual Tower
11 Troop Reporters• Oourse 11
5-2351
Lt. Forrest Hottweiler
317 Poplar Ave.
11 Em.ergency Service Course 11
6-3520
48-4431
Mr. L. M. O'Neal
2687 Burns Ave.
11 Inter-racial Trainingll
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Mr. A. L. Hopper
Mr. H. s. Ainslee
I•ir. Joe Hopper
Mr. Joe DaJ.strom
Mr. P. A. Clayton
Mr. F. Joe Flanagan
Southwestern
Chambliss Ave.
279 N. Watkins St.
527 N. Main St.
527 N. Main St.
426 s. Front St.
760 Vance Ave.
7-1800
9-7822
5-0886
5-5544
5-5544
5-3611
8-8311
�Form 0-539-3000-1143
REGION No......... ti .. .
COUNCIL No.. 55.8....
APPLICATION for RENEWAL
of
LOCAL COU NCIL CHA RTER
for the Year Beginning. July 1, 1944
NATIONAL COUNCIL,
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA,
2 Park Avenue,
New York 16, N. Y.
. Boy Scouts of Amencf.
;tncwith
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The .........,.......................................Chickasaw
............... ~N;r;,~...~i...(;~-;;~~;'j)"""'""'····· ..............................Counctl,
headquarters at ..... 5.01 ....C..o.1ru11bi.an .....M11t.ua.1....To.:w.er...,.....M.e.mphis.,...... T..e.nn.~.S..S.f.~................ ..
(Local Mailing Address)
. . . (City)
(State)
and. having jurisdiction over (indicate. entire Area) Shelby .... C.,'mb:f;:ir..:,.. ... T.enn....r ....n.sao.to.;,......
.T.n.t.e.., .....P..ano1a......C.mm.t.1.e..s..,.....M.1.a.~.....;...... Ex.ru~p,t......C.r..e.ns.4.aw..,.....M.1.a§...........1.n.....Pa.rui..la.
C..o.....;......E~.f.?.t..: .. .H~.l..f. .....9.f......Q.~.~.:1f.~Jm4..~A.....C.9..!L.l .....A.~~. ! ..................................................................................................
hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July 1, 1944. In justification of this
application, the_ following summary of accomplishments and progress in 1943 and Objectives for 1944
is presented. Further details will be found in the accompanying reports which are offered as evidence
of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibility as a Local Coun~il as required by the By-Laws of the
Boy Scouts of America, Article XI, Section 2, Clause 3.
This application, statements and record of progress were reviewed. and approved by the Council
or Executive Board at a duly called meeting on ....................... J.f.l,n.u~ry......28......................... 1944......... ., at which
meeting a quorum was present and the Council specifically acceptea 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.
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Scout Executive
BOY SCOUTS
OF AMERICA
(Incorporated February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.)
�I. THE COUNCIL
As of December 31, 1943, we had.~Q,6..-Council members, which included representatives oL.100......... % of the
institutions or groups of citizens within our jurisdi~tion which sponsor Troops or Packs.
In accordance with the policy of the Boy Scouts of America, major religious groups of our territory are represented in the
Council and Executive Board in the following nllfllbers:
Council ................................... .Jewish.............22............ ; Catholic............. .1.9........... ; Protestant. .....245...............
Executive Board..................Jewish........... :......J. ........... ; Catholic.................. 2 ........... ; Protestant. ........ .4.3...............
1.
The Council membership includes representatives of the following community interests as checked: Business.,.....2.6.7.,;........ ____ ;
Religious.........1,.1,................... ; Educational.............'....lO........... ; Labor..;····'·····2................... ; Civic...............J3........·-·:-·
O Yes Iii No
2. Amendments to our Constitution and By-Laws were adopted in 1943.
O Yes O No
These amendments have been approved by the Nationai Council.
·
(If not, attach copies.)
3. This Council has ...............3 ..............organized Districts with functioning District Committees.
There are....·--·-G-················.Districts yet to be organized. Of these we will organize....- ..........0..............in 1944.
.......................3 ........................Districts are sharing in financing this Council.
4. We have an average- of one Commissioner for every.............8.............institutions sponsoring Troops or Packs, and expect to
make this one Commissioner for every.....................6-..........institutions by December 31, 1944. ·
During 1943 there were.................l
5.
...............meetings
of our Council and.....................7-.................meetings of our Executive Board .
........._g..................of our District Committees met monthly, (except July and August) during 1943, and the rest averaged....-.2-......_.......
meetings.
6.
Our annual meeting is held in the month of. .......I).e.c.emlJe.r. .....................................................................
Officers and members of our Council serve for one year beginning... ... .Janue.. r..y. ....1s.t.......................... ."..................~ ......:.. .
,
Number of
7. Functioning of Council an cl Districts repreCommittees
sented on each
Council
Executive Board
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en Organization and Extension
l'z:;l
l'z:;l
E-o
E-o
Leadership Training
Advancement
..... Camping and Activities
~ Health and Safety
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0 Finance
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Other Committees:
CHECK THOSE
FUNCTIONING
WELL
No. of
Members
Ee~rl~1: t aG!
·320
3
y
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y
~6
3
3
3
3
3.
v
JO
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y
12
y
10
y
a
Y.
7
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ADDITIONAL COMMENTS
II•. FINANCE
1. In making Scouting available to the boys of our territory during 1943, net operating . expenditures amounted to
$......26·....79.g. ....;f9That we may not only continµe, but may strengthen and extend our Council service and bring Scouting to
an incdased number of boys 'in 1944, we have planned a net operating budget of $....2.8.,.fi.5.4...00.. *.
2.
We had an employed Executive staff of.........,....._a ................men December 31, 1943.
We plan to increase this staff by the employment of......- ..--...1.............additional men in 1944.
have been
.
.
In order to assure proper handling and accounting for the funds entrusted to this Council, our accounts wilt'tr~'"""
3.
audited by.........P..er1..t . ,.....Ma.nd.ck .......M1t.c.hel.l.....&... Co.,
Certified. Public Accountnnts
(State whether professional accountants or Auditing Committee.)
* These figures should agree
with corresponding totals in Finance Committee report;
�Form O-S39C-30001143
Make sure business related to December expirations is accounted
for according to procedure announced in
Dr. West's Bulletin
1
# 20, Series of 1941.
REPORT OF ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION
COMMITTEE -
Ch1okasaw counc11, B.S •.A. Inc.
M~mph1e
State Tenn!
Name of Council
Headquarters City
Total on
Dec. 31, 194.2
TABLE 1
1. Total Troops*
1943
New in
1943
Net
Separations
in 1943
(See note)
14
ini
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(a) Sea Scout Ships
A
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(b.) Sea Scout Patrols (in Troops)
'l
#
Transfers
due to
Territory
changes
ln
Out
Region No.
5
Council No.
558
Estimated
Net
Separations
in 1~44
Objectives
Total
Dec. 31, 1943
Estimated
...<-New in
1944
158
1.d.
7
1.A!;
ll
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1
10
for
Dec. 31, 1944
1.
(c) Explorer Troops
(d) Explorer Patrols (in Troops)
r
1
1
1
(e) Rover Crews
,
(f) Air Squadrons
,
,
51
7
9
(g) Air Scout Patrols (in Troops)
(h) Neighborhood Patrols
(i) . Lone Scout Tribes
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(j) Negro Troops
a
4
?1 !t
l.3'75
47
(k) Indian Troops
2. Total Scouts**
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(a) Sea Scouts
,
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.
:3 .45.:21 ]
i. inn ::L85,;
.~no
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(b) Explorer Scouts
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nA
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i::;, 'il
F.
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4
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An
40
198
7'
~
-1
A.
12
in
5
99
,,
f\
m:n
500
14
321 l.2nn
300 1-338
•••
... ,
(c) Rover Scouts
(d) Air Scouts
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(e)° Senior Scouts in Troop
(f) Lone Scouts
l
(g) Negro Scouts
11\
?A.?
A.9Si.
~.61
}
1.134
401
297
1.9!';8
4nn
:a;
~n
A
9
(h) Indian Scouts,
3. Total Scouters
..
4.
Total Packs
.
Negro Packs
?A
6
,,
l
l
A
9
12
,
34
7
Neighborhood Dens
,,.
5.
Total Cubs
Negro Cubs
6. Total Cubbers (including Den Mothers)
Den Mothers
6:-\R
AAF.
!=!A?
91.4
Ann
112
128
78
1An
11'\t'\
190
A.d.
A1
1 c;.o
An
8
9.!-\
2
?Q
10
260 l-064
19n
70
4n
172
3
36
Den Chiefs
#"Net Separations" equals ·total separated minus· "separated- reregistered."
*Include in figures on this line total number of all Troops, Explorer Troops, Rover Crews, Sea Scout Ships, Air Squadrons, Neighborhood Patrols and Lone
Scout Tribes. This will not necessarily be the sum of lines (a) to (i) which follow.
·
·
**Include in figures on this line total number of all Scouts in above indicated units and Lone Scouts. In column "New in 1943" include only boys who were
new in Scouting in 1943. This will not necessarily be the sum of lines (a) to (f) which follow.
***In second column "New in 1943," include all boys who entered these branches of Scouting in 1943, whether they transferred from some other branch of
.
Scouting or not.
(a) New 12-year-olds registered in 1943........
Estimated new 12-year-old Scouts in 1944......... ZO.O. ...........
(b) We had on record.-..--.~~---·--·--.Scout Troops and..._. ___ _l.Q.._.Cub Packs expired and not reregistered on Dec. 31, 1943.
7.5..0. ..............
�-
TABLE 2
'
A-Tenure achieved in 1943 by Scouts and by Assistant Scoutmasters
under 21 who have been Scouts. (1)
--------
----
(a) Number on roll Dec. 31, 1943 who attained respective years of
tenure in 1943 (2)
Less than
1 Year
Year
2
Years
3
Years
4
Years
l.472
100(
525
24?'
130
84 3.458.
367
67~
287
145
116
141 1.717
1.829
167~
812
392
245
2251 5.175
1
2
Years
J
4
Year
Years
5 or mote
Years
Years
170(
900
400
250
225 5.376
l
(b) Number Net Separated in 1943 who attained respective years
!
of tenure m 1943 ( 3)
·
(c) Total (a+b) who attained respective years of teriure in 1943
,
B-OBJECTIVES FOR 1944--2, 3, or 4 year Scouts in 1944 come
from the 1, 2, and 3 year Scouts of 1943
(d) Total who will attain respective years of tenure in 1944
Less than
1 Year
1,900
5 or more
Years
TOTAL
TOTAL
(1) When lapsed Troops reregister only Scouts and Assistant Scoutmasters under 21 who reregister with the Troop shall be credited with years of tenure
attained during the lapsed period of the Troop.·
(2) Scouts attain tenure only on anniversaries of the date they first became Scouts, which is not necessarily the same as the reregistration date of the
Troop. Separated Reregistered Scouts Jose tenure credit for the period they were not registered.
(3) Do not include Scouts separated in 1943 who did not attain an additional year of tenure in 1943 before separating.
( 4) Information for both sections A and B of this table may readily be obtained from the Gray Scout Service Chart. If your Council does hot keep this chatt
a request to the Supply Serv.ice will bring you the "Gray Scout Service Manual".
Please check whether Council keeps the Gray Scout Service Chart: Yes D ; No
TABLE 3
MEMBERSHIP FACTORS ]3Y POPULATION GROUPS
500,000
and
over
Classify units by population groups, then secure data for
each group trom umt records so classified.
Check totals in last column,
these 4 lines agamst corresponding totals in Table 1.
Check Table 4 below similarly.
-
100,000
to
500,000
25,000
to
100,000
10,000
to
25,000
2,500
to
10,000
Under
2,500
and o.c....
-·
1'()TAL
. - ·-······
-
.
A. New Scouts during 1943
1,441
272
B. Total Scouts Dec. 31,
1943.
2,735
7-18. ....3-.4-53
C. Total Troops Dec. 31,
1943.
124
34
13
l
D. Net dropped Troops
during 1943.
-
TABLE 4
0:
l,?13
158
1.4.
{Use same pop'n. group
headings as in Table 3.
572
812
25
3
A-New Cubs in each group in 1943.
B-Total Cubs, Dec. 31, 1943.
C-Number of Packs in each group Dec. 31, 1943.
D-Packs dropped in each group in 1943.
ORDERLY EXIT PLAN -
TABLE 5
Death
Total Separated Scouts During 1943.
During 1943 ........ JJ:..~
73
102
5
0
6
.................of our Cubs became 12 years old. Of these,
6.45
.
..
914
~n
3
1943
Promotion
Transfers
15
Junior
Alumni
Dropped
1382
15
TOTAL
...
·-··
1417
................. ~?
............ became Scouts.
TROOP BUDGET AND PACK THRIFT PLAN
The Councii has a definite plan for promoting- the Troop Budget and Pack Thrift Plan (check one) Yes~; No
o.
.......±g.1:.......Troops ( ..?.g.... %) were on Budget Plan Dec. 31, 1943; Objective: .... ~.~.~......... Troops ( .. ~9. .. %) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1944.
..........?..?....... Packs ( .. .7.9.. %) were on Thrift Plan Dec. 31, 1943; Objective :........'.:~............. Packs ( ........Q.%) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1944.
�Form 0-539F-30001143
REPORT OF ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE -1943
Headquarters City
Memnl:ie. Tenn.
Name of Council ,
Ch1.ckass:w Cfounc11,
'B.S.A:n~tate Tenn ..
ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY
(Scouts-not badges)
Get this information
from perpetual Inventory (Form No.
4102D, 41020 and
41028).
Tenderfoot*
Second Class*
First Class*
Total Scouts*
Total
Dec. 31,
1942
••
1943
19lr1
564
1~9(
521
50"1t
5~'7
661
13115
??f
7~1
AQA
Star
197
194
Life
Eagle
67
901.lf.l
32.5~
2920.lS.AM
20( 9Z 904
11~ 124
185
4f
41
61
Sea Scouts:
Apprentice
152
l
0
153
Ordinary
Able
'
Total
12]
174
~
99
l
]
0
l
178
l2f 100
~
Air Scouts:
Apprentice
12
12
l~
12
' Observer
Craftsman
Total
I
Cubs
Bobcat
Wolf***
574
43
Bear***
12
Lion***
7
Total Cubs
636
68~ 471
8~
785
52
9
6
75
43
11
81€ 538
914
4C
lC
Council No.
MERIT BADGE RECORD
Indicate below the number of each of the
Merit Badges earned during the year 1943
Qualified
Enrolled
Net
During Separated Dec. 31,
During
1943
1943
11591
Region No. ___5_
_. ____
Cub membership Dec. 31, 1943, included:
2•7.6.9 yrs. old 3.73...IO yrs. and f~.65. .. 11 yrs.#
*NOTE: Include all Scouts including 2nd and
1st class having Merit Badges.
Check "Total Scouts" in 4th column with' Org. and
Ext. Committee report, Total Scouts 1·2/31/43.
**Net separated, not promoted. Compute these
figures from Form 4102D as follows:
Tend. Col. 35 minus difference between Cols.
33 and 3.
2nd Cl.-CoL 39 minus difference between Cols.
~4 and 37 and higher ranks similarly from correspondmg columns.
Same principle for Cubs and Senior Scouts using
Forms 4102C and 4102S.
***Include all Gold and Silver Arrows in total
for' each Cub Rank.
#Include with 11 yrs. those 12 years or over who may
be continuing temporarily as Cubs pending enrol,
ment as Scouts. Check total of three ages with Org.
and Ext. Committee report, Total Cubs 12/31/43.
~o
8Z
!\~l~tb~
1
~
~o
0
0 Z
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,..__....__
....,.. 60-Journalism ............................... ________ J:____ ___
10
l-Aerodyna_m1;s ............................
~=1;~~~~::*
·.·.·.:·.:::::::·.::::·.·.·.·.·.·.:: :::::::::;:::::::
4-Airplane Design .....,......... ---------2'------5-Airp~ane Structure* ...... -----·-··g··--·-6-Anglmg ...... ............................ --·.:···si-------7=ArAncihmearyl I·n···d···u···s..t..ry
......,. *....· -.. ·:.~
. . :. ·.·.·.·-.· .·.~- ::::.:~:::I_.::::::::
l
8
9-Architecture .....0..................... --·----i,-------
~~=t:~:~:fr:f~ar~~-~.i~~
... :::: ::::::::::::::::::
63-Leather Work* .................. -------- .......
65
64-Life ~aving .....................................
, ...... .
65-Machinery ...;.......................... -------·ur··---·
66-Marksm~nsh1p .................. __________ ,, _____ _
67-Masonry :................................. --------tA:i···---·
68-Mechanical ~rawing ....... --------1~------·
: :• .·:~~:.:: ;~=~~~,:...... :· · .::::~:::
!):=;.~~;;;
13-Automobiling .. :.. ,............... : ....:·:·t)i-------· 72-Painting
.............................. -------- ..,, .......
9
i~=~:~k~~~:i~~~'.~:;~:::~::;_ ~::~~::::~::::::: ~~=~~~~:ji~:*l~h*":::::::::::::: :::::~~:::::::
16-B~ef Production• ............ ---~:~-,i-------· 75-Phot?graphy ....................
--------,j·----.
17-Bird Study ........................... ·------------··---- 76-Phystcal Develop...............................
18-Blacksmithing* ................. -------·~------- 77-Pigeon Raising .................. ······'?g·······
19-Bookbinding* ............................:>...........
~§$::
.
~~=~~~:bf~~g :::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::n.::::::::
:::::~::::: iJ:=!~2:~~~Pi~~:•• :::;i:::::
~~=~~~;=~~~*· ·: : ~: : : : : : : : :· : ::::::~::::::: ~~=~~~~~~ ~;:l~~ng···::::::::::::::·· :::::::::J::::::::
26-Cemei;it Work ................. _________ _______
7
27-Chemistry ............................. ·-------------·---28-C~tr?-s Fruit Culture............... ______ :_
16
29-ClVlcs . ..... .......... ... .... . -------------·----30-Coin Coll~cting, ................. ---------&·-------
85-Rabbit Raising .................. -·------··i-··----86-Radio ....................................... -----------·-------·
87-Reading* _........................... _, _____ 11.______ _
88-Reptile StudY: ..................... ....... : ,........
89-Rocks and Minerals.......... -----·--··;..··-------
3 l-Cons~rvat1on ....................... ___ "l:\1$:3·------- ~~ ~~~tyinf :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::· ~~~~}::-~~~~~~~:
32-Cooking ........................
----'----5-------6 .......
33-Corn Farming* .......
......... ........ 92-Salesmans_hip ........................... ,.
4
3
34-Cotton Farming ............... ------i~-------93-Scholarship ........................ ---------·--------35-Cycling* .................... . . ---------~------·· 94-Sculpture ................................ -----------------36-Dairying* ............................. ----·--B'la---·-·'· 95-Seamanship ................................... ....... .
1
37-Dog Care ........................... ________ ________ 96-Sheep Farming* ............... ---------,-------2
38-Dramatics ........................... ------~-------97-Signaling .............................. ·---------~-------·
39-Electricity .............................. ______40'________ 98-Skiing .................................... ·------------------40-Farm Home* ............................,,.M........ 99-Small Grains .............................. ........
1
41-Farm Layout* ...................... -----15.·-------- 100-Soil ~anagement* ...... ·------------------·
42-Farm Mechanics ............... ---·----5--------- 101-Stalking .............;................... ·------------------·
43-Farm Records . . ............ ________ '*_,,-------- 102-'-Stamp Collecting .................. JL .....
.
p rinting
. . .................... ,~s--------'11'1
103- surveying
. ........................... ·------~ ........ .
44- Finger
4
1
45-Firemanship* .
---i~ ________ 104-Swimming ................................... :.:·: ....... .
7
46-First Aid ......
---~----------- 105-Taxidermy ............................ ·------··r····--47-First Aid to Animals* .......4 t·-----·- 106-Textiles ................................. ·--------.,,-------48-Forestry ............
-------------------· ig~-Weather* ....
_______ _
50
49:-Foundry Practice .............. ------------------·
-Woodcarving ...................
50-Fruit Culture* . .
-----·-·&··-----·· 109-Wood Turning ....................... ........
51-.Gardening* ... ................. -------i--------- 110-Wood Work ...................... .......47
:~~-------52-Grasses, Legumes ......... ·····t1J··------- 111-Zoology ................................. 't"'f;;J$'::'. ........
53-Hiking -----------------------·-----·-··;/ff··------Total ::'.".::': ............ .
54-Hog & Por~ P:od.*--------~?a··------- (Organizer Awards 1943)
55-Home Repairs ------------ __ , __ ,,._________ .
.
.
1
56-Horsemanship* .................. -------~--------M.B. Counse rs m Council
57-Indian ~ore ............................ _______ ___ :····-·
*Bad es open to S
las
3
58-Insect Life .............................. -------------------· Signed--'""""fi',
·
59-Interpreting ............................ -----·------------··
*. . . . . . . . . . . ______
······rr···----·
��Frank Ahlgren
Howard
E.
o.
s. Ainslee
S...8811
The Commercial Appeal
6.0881
2'19 N., Watldu St·.
1618 Fonest Ave.
Bailey
5.2138
1006 Exchange Building
William Hale Dorr-
26
Sa.rdlsct Mlss.
Harold William limick
S..4352
3959 Walnut Grove Rd.
Capt. Toll L. Fowler
6.3520
Lucius E. Burch,
~r.
P•-
· Charles F. Goodman.
s.
L. Kopald
Charles
w.
Loomis
o.
Box 416• Memphis, Tenn.
5-43>$
591 Center Drtve
S..4181
P.
o.
Box 256., Memphis, Tenn.
8...a229
6-5711
905 N. Gre.haa
5-7531.
1482 htwller
Joe E. Davis
5-3621
Firestone !!:ire & Ribber Co.
Barry West Hirsheimez
?-?460·
495 N. Watkins St.
8-5081
22
5-8831
3589 Oakley An•.
Thomae J!l. Maxson
Alvan Fletcher Tate._
Flo7d
Shei~d
B•. Arpin Koehler
Jr~,
~;
Calhoun
�Form 0-539H-30001143
(5)
EMPLOYED STAFF FOR 1944
(Please state all salaries. Use extra sheet if necessary)
NOTE: Because of its relationship to Retirement and Group Insurance
it is essential that this report be accurate and complete.
Region No.
Council No.
Name of Counci,_l_ _____,Q""'r,_,_1,..i""c,_,,k,..::."'"\r,,,.~a"""-"w'--'C~o,,_,_u..,,·""n._,.c.,_.i.._,l.._,.,_.....B..._·.....s....
· ............
A......__Io&..tcln..,.cu•.___ _ _ __
Headquarters City_---"-M:....,e""r""il=O=h=i,,_,S,,___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ State
5
558
Tenn.
Clieck in these
columns participants
in Retirement Plan (R.P.)
& Group Insurance (G.I.)
1944 Salaries**
w, Gora on Morr:1 s
1531 Vinton Ave.
Scout Executive
Home Address
$
1
Memphis
,TennTel.
4,750.00
G. I.
R.P.
x
x
I
7•3687
Assistant (A.S.E.) and Field (F.S.E.) Executives
Name
Title*
F.S.E.
D. Ted Childress
J.A. Beauchamp
"9,485,00
;1100.00
Note: Above named members of Executive Staff must also be listed on Roster for purposes of "Registration''
Clerical Staff
Name
Utle•
vamp Director
Cashier
Bookkeeper
Receptionist
stenographer
Off ice Girl
Hope H. Fol"d.
Miss
S~ll1e
G. Worden
Miss Margaret Jones
MisR Freida Mullen
Mis P
Patr1cil~.
Marguerite
F~ckler,
~-.7 .Ford
(Negress)
------------~
•Indicate part time employees, it any, by "P.T:· alter the title.
.
••Do not include any allowances, i.e., transportation, etc., in salary figure..
.
$
x
ll77o.oo
l,eso.oo
l,660.00
l.200.00
·l,20Q .. QO
590.00
x
x
x
x
�CHICKASAW COUNCIL,
~.
s.
A. INC.
Memohis. Tenn.
PROGRAM & O:BJECTIVES FOR THE. YEAR 1944
Direct and build the entire program of activities of the Council toward
giving every boy a satisfactory and patriotic experience, keeping always before us the fact that Scouting must be kept a game. Place especial emphasis
on advancement in rank and civic service.
l.
2. As a patriotic duty, gear the Council activities to rend.er maximum service
by Cubs, Cubbers, Scouts, Scouters in the war effort on the home front. :Be
prepared at all times to carry out assignments without delay.
3. Emphasize Camping and Hiking and Scout Advancement as essential preparation
for service in National Defense, Plan and carry through greater camping
activities with all Troops camping under their own leadership. Increase the
attendance at snmmer camps. Promote the outdoor program throughout the year.
If transportation is not available to summer camps, devise ways and means for
Troops to do more Troop Camping at locations which can be reached by hiking.
Celebrate :Boy Scout Week and emphasize service to the Nation in that week
and throughout the year. Conduct Oamp-0-Rees, "The Advancement Program 11 and
other activities in which all units can enga·ge. Conduct a 11 Round-Up 11 at the
Ellis Auditorium. Continue to gather paper, scrap iron, etc. for the duration.
4.
Organize nine Troops of White Scouts and 5 Troops of Negro Scouts; a total
of fourteen new Troops, by December 31, 1944, including in this number the
organization of two new Sea Scout Ships of White Scouts. Organize four Packs
of White Cubs and two Packs of Negro Cubs; a total of six new Cub Packs by
December 31, 1944. Recruit new Scouts and Cubs as rapidly as possible, and
reach our objectives of 3,653 Scouts and 1,064 Cubs, a grand total of 4,717 :Boys.
Strive to have at least twenty:-four Scouts in each Troop and endeavor to have
all Troops recruit to full strength of four Patrols of eight Scouts each.
Strive to have at least twenty.five Cubs in each Cub Pack. Emphasize to all
sponsoring institutions the necessity of having a full membersnip in order to
train more boys and to do a more complete job in aiding the war effort on the
home front.
5.
Win "The Walter
w.
Head Acorn Award" for the seventh consecutive time.
6. Enlarge the Emergency Service Corps with the objective of every Troop
participating. Plan and carry through programs of action for these older Scouts.
7. Conduct a Boy Fact Survey in both city and county schools in all districts
in the Council.
Continue to empha~ize the training of leaders and particularly new leaders
and others who have not had the basic courses. Conduct the following
Training Courses:
80
FUNDAMENTALS OF THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT
SCOUTiv"iASTERS 1 TRAINI1TG COURSE
CUBivIASTERS 1 TRAINING COURSE
SKIPPERS' TRAI1'ING COURSE
TROOP CAMPING COURSE
HEALTH & SAFETY COURSE
DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS 1 COURSE
EMERGENCY SERVICE TRAINING COURSE
TROOP REPORrERS 1 COURSE (for Scouts)
�9. Recruit more men for leadership positions in Troops, Ships, Packs. Make
every effort to replace leaders who are called into the service and do this as
quickly as possible. Ask the aid of every man in the Council in recruiting manpower.
10. Aid The Memphis Community Fund in raising its budget for 1945. Through
The Community Fund and Finance Campaigns in the area, raise a bud.get of at
least $29,000.00 for the fiscal year.
11. Improve the oporation and techniques of all Courts of Honor. Strive to
increase advancement and tenure of Scouts with extra emphasis on the advancement
of Negro Scouts to Second and First Class rank. Recruit and train additional·
Merit Badge Counselors. Train the present Merit Badge Counselors.
12. Promote good reading throughout the year. Promote the use of the official
magazine 11BOYS 1 LIFE 11 and secure Council's quota of subscriptions.
13. Promote andinoraa.so the use of 11 The Budget Plan" in every Pack, Ship and
Troop in the Council.
14. Place continued emphasis on educational publicity throughout the yea:r, with
special publicity for Boy Scout Week, Camping, Cam:p-0-Rees, and the Annual Meeting.
15. Increase service to Troops through District Conunissioners. Recruit additional District Commissioners so that no Commissioner will have more than four
Troops to supervise. Train District Commissioners in Cubbing and Senior Scouting.
16. Train and continue to train Scouts and Scouters in the practice of Health
& Safety.
17. Conduct Scout Leaders• Round Tables and Cub Leaders' Round Tables for both
White and Negro Scouters and Cubbers, except during June, July, August.
18.
Recruit and train additional men to serve as Field Commis.sioners.
�Form 0-539E-30001143
REPORT O'F LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE-1943
NAME OF COUNCIL_, ______.c.h1.c.kasaw... aaunall.,.... .B .•. S....A.,. .... I11c... _____________________________ ~--------------------------HEADQUARTERS CITY_____ ,Mem.ph.1.s___________________________________________________________________ STATE ____________ T_enn&....______________________ _
Region No. __________ fL....
Council
No·----~-Q~---··--
RES ULTS IN BASIC TRAINING*
As bf December 31, 1943, we have accomplished the following toward providing all of the key leaders of our registered units with BASIC TRAINING*:
Leaders and Assistants (not Committeemen) with INTRODUCTORY TRAINING ("Fundamentals of the Boy Scout Movement" or "Elements of Scout
Leadership-Part I") Number registered .12/31/43 ___ _3_Ql_ ______ ; N~mber with Introductory Training _____________?.~-------------; Per cent ____
%;
Objective 12/31/44 Per cent __________ 28 _______ o/o.
24_,._9 ___________
LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING *
UNITS HAVING A LEADER WITH BASIC TRAINING*
STATUS 12/31/43
Number
Registered
Scoutmasters
140
91
Assistants
Skippers
ll
Mates
Explorer Leaders
STATUS lo/31/43
HA VE COMPLETED
BASIC TRAINING*
Number
%
72
51.4
19
l3.l
_a_ 54.5
Objective
12/31/44
Number
%
Registered
60
16
60
"i
Boy Scout Troops &
Neighborhood Patrols &
Lone Scout Tribes
Ships & Sea Scout
Patrols
Explorer Troops &
Patrols
Assistants
NUMBER ·HAVING A
LEADER WITH
TRAINING*
Number
Objective
12/31/44
%
%
146
s2
56.l
60
ll
6
54.6
80
JS
6Q.O
70
1
Rover Leaders
Rover Crews
Assistants
Air Scout Leaders
Assistants
Air Squadrons &
Patrols
9
Cubmasters
~n
J2
A.O.O
F.n
1A
~
22.2
25
1A~
90
49,J
~"'
Asst. Leaders
ll8
1A
13,5
20
Grand Total
301
lOA
~,~ti
~Q
Assistants
1
1
Total Leaders
l
Packs & Neighborhood Dens
30
.
Total Units & Patrols
106
18Q
56~0
-
M
*BASIC TRAINING means completion of the appropriate training as follows (or former equivalents):
1. Scoutmasters and Assistants-Scoutmasters' Course or Elements of Scout Leadership, Parts I and II, or former equivalent.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Cubmasters and Assistants-Cub Leaders' Training Course or Elements of Cub Leadership.
Skippers and Mates-Skippers' Course or Elements of Sea Scout Leadership.
Explorer Leaders and Assistants-Explorer Leaders' Course.
Air Scout Leaders and Assistants-Air Scout Leaders' Course.
Rover Leader and Assistant~-Rover Leader Course or 1, 3, or 4 above.
UNITS WITH LEADERS TRAINED IN OUTDOOR WORK
a. Troops having at least one leader with training in Camping - course in "Troop Camping," or
"Elements of Scout Leadership - Part III'' (Short Term Camping)
b. Sea Scout Ships and Patrols having at least one leader with training in "Sea Scout Camping
and Cruising.''
COMMISSIONERS WITH TRAINING
a. Number registered Commissioners
b. Have completed a Commissioners' Training Course.
c. Have basic course for unit leaders, but not Commissioners' Course.
STATUS 12/31/43
Number ____lQ ____ _
Percent --~------ft_ __ _
Number ____QQ_____ _
OBJECTIVE 12/31/44
---------~J).________ _
-Percent -----------·------
...........22...............
14
Number ------------··-·
Percent ......6.3....6
Number _______6 _____ _
10
2_7-_.__2
Percent ______
LEADERS WITH SCOUT EXPERIENCE
Had Scout experience starting with Tenderfoot Rank.
Number lO_Q_____ _
Percent ......3-Q _____ _
The above information and that on the reverse side represent our Training Report for 1943 and our plans for 1944.
____(Z
DATE ___"
SIGNED----·····--------------·------:-------·-·····-····--------~-----A-···-·---::;·----------~~--~-------------------------·Chairman, Leadership Training Committee
EXECUTIVE
~-•--~f'7 0..~e.------··------ _SIGNED~-?~-~---SCOUT
�1943 TRAINING RECORDS AND 1944 OBJECTIVES
"FUNDAMENTALS OF THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT," the Introductory Training Session for all leaders of
Scouting-Council and District officers as well as unit leaders. During 1943 this Council conducted this session ____________ l)________ _
times with _________ lQ4. _____ Jeaders receiving the training.
Approximately the following percent of leaders have co:npleted this Introductory Training or its previous equivalent.
Council Members ________'l_._4 ________ % ; Board Members_~_7-l_._l ______ % ; District Committeemen ___·___________________ % ; Commissioners ____ 5.4.,..:6---------%; Merit Badge Counselors------3.·~t ... 4-------%; Troop and Pack Committeemen _______ 2_6..Jl_,______ %.
1944
1943
No. of
COURSES
CONDUCTED
B ASIC
Scoutmasters' Course
TRAINING
Cub Leaders' 'training Course or
Elements of Cub Leadership
No. of
CERTIFICATES
ISSUED
3
35
2
38
-
Skippers' Course
CHECK
COURSES
PLANNED
x
:x
Air Scout Leaders' Course
Troop Camping
TRAI NING
tificates -------130--------------·········--····---··--(Do not include Introductory Sessions)
2. Training Awards issued
Commissioners' Course
Short Term Camping (Elements III)
1. Number of different men receiving cer-
x
Explorer Leaders' Course
0 UTDOOR
CERTIFICATES AND AWARDS-1943
25
2
1
Scoutmasters' Keys -··········-····-·--··········-···
Scouters' Training Awards ______ _()._ _________
x
x
Skippers' Keys ··········-···············-·-Q········-TOTAL __ :__ ···-··-····------·-······-A·--·-···--
Sea Scout Camping and Cruising
0 THER
Health and Safety
TRAINING
Standard First Aid
1
16
x
l
22
x
Principles of Scout and Cub Leadership or new Advanced Course
Emergency Service (Leaders)
Messenger Service (Leaders)
UNIVERSITY COURSES
The following courses have been conducted in colleges, seminaries, etc., located
in this Council. These courses and certificates issued are included in the Council
totals.
Name of
School
Pack Organization
Troop Orga!1-ization
No.
CertifiCourses cat es
- - Yes
Merit Badge Counselors
Troop Committeemen
Advanced or Course Leader Certificate
x
x
Other Courses
x
'
136·
9
College
Credit
TOTAL COURSES AND CERTIFICATES
THE TRAINING COMMITTEE AND ITS OPERATION
Membership of the Council Leadership Training Committee consists of___________),.~---- ____ men and includes.·--------~-----------District Representatives and ........ ___ J~i
members-at-large.
The Council has ________ _3_____________ Districts, of which ____________ ;?. _________ have District Training Committees. Training Commit-
______
tee Meetings Held 1943: ICounciL. ...... _fLDistrict.......J •......
The Council uses volunteer course directors or instructors in the following courses (check v' ). : Scoutmaster_____,_~----.,
Cub Leaders' Course (or Elem. of Cub Leadership) ____
Skipper ______v ___ , Camping _____v.::-:: ___ ., Health and Safety______ .k:"'."_,
v ____,
Principles .... ~------, Other Courses·----.w::'."----·········-····--·--·········-----·····-···:----------------------····---·-------------,-------·----------················-------·-··
The Committee and Executive Staff have given these course leaders special instruction through the following (check v') :
Faculty Courses or Institutes ____________ , Personal Conferences------~~----, Regional Institutes for Trainers _____ k':'."'."'.'.....•
Does the Committee have available a training inventory which indicates, by Districts, key leaders with and without
training? Yes .................... No........~-----Training in 1943 was conducted largely on a District basis ____________________ , Council basis......~----···•
I No
�Form 0-539B-30001143
REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE-1943
Name of Counci
Chickasaw Council
Headquarters City
Memphis 1
Region No
B S A. Inc./
5
No .. 558
Council
State.__.-""'...,,_.__.___ _1.-_
_ _ _ _ _ _..:.;__
__,
(Please use only following classification ·This i~ for purpose of National record and comparison)
Indicate if for period other than
calendar year
EXPENDITURES-1943
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
Total Expenditures
Special Receipts
Net Expenditures
(See Note 1 below)
(Col. I minus Col. 2)
-
I. Operating Expenditures:
1. Executive Salaries* ----·· $ 1 n 1~4 A?
2. Office Salaries -·-··-------·-··
3. Retirement Contrib'ns ...
4. Rent, Light, Heat, Insurance, Telephone ----··
5. Office Supplies ------------··
6. Postage ---------------------------7. Transportation ...........................
8. Publicity -------------------------9. Camping (See Note 2)
10. Senior Scouting -----------·
·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 3 below)
18. Miscellaneous --------------TOTAL OPERATINI-
BUDGET-1944
.
$
$ 10.134.87
$
l.l-~64-00
7,682!1~
7,682.J.4
4~1.A.!
461.H4
.t?n. " "
l.R~7~?0
l 637.70
"Jt~
6?.5.33
1-780.nn
585.00
744~Q8
. .tt.no A'J
744.nA
A9n.
1
-
6 ,63) .03
5;569.06
588.21
'
58n.A?
390,55
i:".A
"J nn
.
76~0"
f'\t'\
~An
An
A.f"\I"\
fV'I
1,041.98
, ,. ??fi - 0(')
588.21
~50 ""
58Q!S7
525.00
50.00
390.65
?.00 - ("\(\
547 .92
50Q.QQ
75.00
76.00
75.00
73.95
~
04
3.()4
AlO.A.4.
810.84
Q,,~H:59.05
~O
1.400.87
OF\
"A.
1
,.
?:-1
32 _:i\BB.
A
9A. 799.]
9
730.00
28.554&00
II. Capital Expenditures:
1. Office Equipment-~----·--2. Camp Property ------------3. Automobile .....................................
437.75
196.91
4:37. 75
196191
115.00
TOTAL CAPITAT
634.66
634.66
115.00
27.433.85
28i669.00
III. Total of Operating
and Capital (I
II)
+
~
33,QQ2.90
~,669.0Q
IV. Revolving Accounts:
(National Funds)
1. BOYS' LIFE·-----------------2. Registrations ------------------3. Scout Supplies --------------··
TOTAL REVOLVING
526.80
5?8.;8Q
?! ,49~. f!l .
5 575.Q!:\
3,494.51
3;575.93
7:647.24
7 ~647~24
V. Endowment, Trust Funds or other Permanent Investments
VI. Obligations Paid (See Note 4 below)
'
lCf,000.00
NOTE 1-Report as Special Receipts only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., which are incidental to
certain Council activities. Also report Revolving Account receipts in second column.
NOTE 2-Camping figures should include disbursements and receipts as shown in report of Camping and Activities Committee.
NOTE 3-Do not include payments· to reduce "principal" indebtedness.
NOTE 4--This refers to repayment of loans, the proceeds of which have been previously expended, bills and other obligations which
have been charged to the various items of the budget in previous years and so reported.
·
*Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transportation allowances. Do not distribute any salaries
to other budget items.
(OVER~
�Analysis by population groups of ip.come from contributions for 1943 Council operation.
Income from areas
where Council participates
in Community Chest
Supplemental*
contributions
Chest
al!ocation
Communities of 500,000 or over .........---······-··········-··-············
" 100,000 to 500,000....................................
"
$
Income•from areas
where Council does
not participate
in Chest
/
$
Total
$
$
/
"
" 25,000 " 100,000..........................._.......
" 10,000 " 25 ,000.........................._________
" 2,500 " 10,000....................................
"
under 2,500 and open country..................
"
"
..
*Did Chest approve?
2lseo.oo
$
$
\
TOTAL.........·-·-·-····-······
Yes-1l No_ _
2§,989.QQ
25,989,.QQ
$
21680.00
$
25,989.00
2,680.00
28,669._QQ
\
(Gheck one)
Funds for the '1944 budget outlined on preceding page hhave ~'-- been raised.
a;r.r~<fl-
'
N OTE~If funds not yet raised, state plans for securing funds h e r e - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - - - Budget for 1945, or next fiscal year, will be adopted by Executive Board about·
Jan, 28, 1944 •
(Date)
Assets, 12-31-43
Current-Cash on hand and in bank $
6, 052. 23
$ 63,?50.00
*Fixed - Real Estate
3,225.00
s,000.00
Camp Equipment
Unpaid Pledges
l,437.15
Supplies for Resale
Office Equipment
Automobile
Securities
TOTAL
7 ,489,.38
*Present Value
TOTAL 69.475.00
Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-43
Operations-Accounts and Bills Payable$
Notes Payable
514 • 65
0
TOTAL 514166
Capital-c-Accounts and Bills Payable
$,_ _ _ _ _ _0
0
Notes Payable
Mortgages
·0
TOTAL
0
This Council has Trust or Endowment funds, as of December 31, 1943, totaling$ 10 »000 ,.OG£ which $ 5, 000. 00
was received during the year 1943. We are using (a) Standard Declaration of Trus.________ , or (b) s·ome other
form approved by National C o u n c i ' - - - - - - ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - A comprehensive Five-year Financial Plan mmh.
been developed which has been in effec.________ years.
as not
Council directed campaign or campaigns are to be held on the following dates in 1944:_ __,_M'-"'a:'..ly,____-=lo.::9::...t!:::._.<4
_.::c·--=i~n~..!!<a~r'-e~.-a~_
outside of Shelb
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�Form 0-5'39D-30001143
REPORT OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE - 1943
NameofCouncil
(1h1ekasAw Counc11
Headquarters City
B.8.A,
REGION No . ~~~5.__
Inc.
COUNCIL No. 558
State
Tennee Pi ee
RECORD OF YEAR-ROUND CAMPING-JAN.! to DEC. 31, 1943
1
Memph1s
Based on the statement in "Camping Policies" on "Counci~ Superv_ision of the year-round Campi~g Program of the Troops," please state
below the number of Troops as of December 31, 1943 you consider are 111 Groups 1 and 2: (See Bulletm No. 5 of the "Chief Scout Executive,"
March 31, 1939.)
......... 3.7. .......................Troops
GROUP 1: Number of Troops with an effective Camping Program
(Adequate year-round outdoor program averaging one outing feature each month.)
% of Troops with effective Camping Program
-----23 .•. 4-----------%
2: A: Number of Troops doing some camping but not up
to the standard of Group 1
..........68........................Troops
..........53........................Troops
B: Number of Troops doing NO camping
TOTAL ABOVE GROUPS (Check with Org. and Ext. Committee report, "Total Troops, Dec. 31, 1943'')
*Troops=Troops, Ships,
Neighborhood Patrols
Explorer Troops, Tribes,
Rover Crews
____l_5_~~'--'-'·---------Troops
Membership, June 30, 1943 was ...J ..5.fi ______Troops*,3.,..241.... Scouts. "Total belonging during the year":.5.-,--1.81-Scouts (*5)
YEARLY SUMMARY COUNCIL SUPERVISED CAMPING
Includ~ Tours, Cruises, Camporees, Agricultural Service Camps, etc.
Do Not Include Scouts from other Councils
Long
Term (*1)
Short
Term (*2)
A. CHARTERED TROOPS
I. On Council Site
1. Number of Troops. ___,,__.._
2. Number different Scouts.....-..
3. Number Troop Scouters...........
36
83
J,608
4
286
4. Number Scout Days (*3) ......
245
J0,902
2
II. Off Council Site
1. Number of Troops.............·-··-·····
l
2. Number different Scouts........
20
3. Number Troop Scouters...........
4. Number Scout Days (*3) .....
2
l PO
B. PROVISIONAL TROOPS
I. On Council Site 1. Number different Scouts........
2. Number Scout Days (*3) ..........
452
3,164
l
15
2
30
Included in Yearly Summary _are:
___954_ Scouts
Camporees (Council.~ District)
Scouts
Agricultural Service Camp
"
Scouts
"
Forest
_____ 7-6. Scouts
Senior Scout Outdoor Events
· Tours Outside Council
-----20- Scouts
u
"
"
--------2- Scouters
Number of Tours
--------1- Tours
Philmont
------------ Scouts
---~~~- Scouters
__ B-93_ Scouts
Total Negro Scouts, June 30, 1943
__
.1J51_ Scouts
Negro Scouts in Long Term Camps
· Yes .. X; No ______ ,
Separate Camp for Negro Scouts
----
---
..
'
PROMOTION
Have plan for advising Troops on all-year camping
program, using "Troop Camping Objectives," etc. Yes ... ..... ;No .X
Earning and Saving for camp promoted in Troops: Yes ........ ; No .. .X
Short term camping reports by Troops are secured: Yes......... ; No ... .X
'
II. Off Council Site
1. Number different Scouts.---·-···
PROGRAM
1943 Outdoor program included the following: (Check)
2. Number Scout Days (*3) ..........
c.
TOTALS
I. Number different Scouts (*4)
IL % of Membership (*5) ...............
III. Number Scout Days (*3) .........
fH7
18.9
~.029
l,623
50.0
10,226
Senior Camping.X .... ; Cub "Outings" (on family, den or pack
basis) .X,_; Winter Camp.. X.; Sea Scout CruisesJ{___;
Summer Activities (other than Camping)------------
(*1) Camping periods of six .days or more should be reported under Long-Term.
( *2) Camping periods of Jess than six days and not less than overnight should be reported under Short-Term.
(*3) A Scout Day is twenty-four.hours or Jess 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 on this line is different Scouts camping during the year. It will not necessarily equal the sum of the attendance in the four previous classifications. (Estimate if
necessary.)
·
(*5) In computing the percentage of Long-Term Camping for the year, divide the number of different Scouts camping by the June 30 membership. In computing the percentage
in Short-Term Camping for the year, divide the number of different Scouts camping by the "Total Belonging During the Year" membership. The "Total Belonging"
equals the "Number on record at the Beginning of the Year" plus the "New During the Year" plus Scouts separated prior to 1943 and re-registered in 1943. This should
agree with Scout figure in first table on page 3, Section III of Charter Application.
·
�1943 FINANCIAL STATEMENT-CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL
I
Council budget appropriation for camping Capital Expense $.._______..:___
OPERATING RECEIPTS:
Expenditures for Budgeted Capital Outlay
$--···----...Q..__
Capital Bills outstanding not included
$.·--···-···-·---{'L~.
OPERATING EXPENSE
From Camper fees ·····-····-····-····-···:-····--·····$....5...,.112....54
From other sources (Canteen etc.) ...... $........... -4~.5.6..o..
51
Total above items --·--····-···-····-·······-····-····-····--·····
•(Enter this figure in Finance Com. report, Col. 2)
Original Budget appropriation for Camp Operation......
Total Receipts --·--···---·--··-······-·······-····-·-····-··(A)
Operating Balance (A- B) or Deficit (B -A) ....·-····-·····
$.. fi.~.6.9..;...35.
$....·-·········-····-····
$.. fi ....6..6.9......06
$................2fLJ34
For Food by Council ····-·-····-·--··~-····-·-·-·--··---···-··--
For Transportation by Council -..·-·--·····--··-·-···-··-····--·-·
$.._~_J..M53...!...10
$.._______:,1 ~
0l
J$.J3_l.....,..O 1
For Salaries and Wages ·····-····-·-····-·······--·-·······-·······-·······-··-·
For Income producing sources (canteen, etc.) ...·-···········
$....____
Other Operating Expenditures ···········-····-·-····-····-·-·-····-····-··
Total of above Expenditures ··-····-····-·-··:......~..........................:..
$ ...........!.......... _. __
$..... __ .!:::_::-_~~
l 678.09
$.....§.......Q13<!_2l.
Bills outstanding not included above ····-····-·-····-·-····-········ $....·-··--~~..::::_- "
Total Operation Expense ·····-·-················-···-·······-··(B) $.....§ .
Camp accounts (were) ( wiJ..l.+ioe) audited on .....O.e.:t.o.b.e.r.......3.1..1......19.43..............-····-··:·· 194...... , by.... ~.~.t.-1. J:~.~-~A.9..~.L
Public Accountants
P..
....
.,_6-1:_Lll
..............
Mi tohell & Oomrn:rny
PHYSICAL FACILITIES
(List only changes since December 31, 1942)
I
CAMP NAME
No. of
acres
I I
No. of
~~~
I
CONTROL*
VALUATION
Land
I
Type of Camp**
Used
year
Bldgs.
Equipment
around
I I
I I I
• Staie' whether site is: (I) Owned by Council (if mortgaged or other indebtedness state amount). (2) Leased (state from whom and length of term), (3) Rented from year to year
(state amount of rental), (4) other (describe).
·
•• State whether site is used for (I) 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
- · · • . . O-OHO-·-••o-•ooooooooo . . oooo-OOooOOOOoO-oooo-Oooo . . ooooooooooMOOOO . . OOOOOOOOOO . . o ' . o o - o o o o - O • • • - • o • - • O O - • o " : " • o o o - • - • - • • " • " ' - " " - ' " " 0 . . 0000-0ooo . . o"o-oooo-o••O- . . o•-•ooo . . ooooooooooooo.,,.,,.,,_,.,, . ., . , _ •• , , , _ , , . , , ,
000000 - 0 , , , 0, 00, 000000 , , . , 0000 . , , . , , . , 0 , 00 , . 000 . . , 4 , 0 . , , 00 , . ., . , , _ , , , _ . , , . . ., , , . .
PERSONNEL
Camp Director ___J!O.p.e.....U ...-....J;!.O:t:d.---·--·-..·-·-·-·-·-····--·-·-·-·-····-····-·-·-·-·-·Did he have Camp Director's commission ?..........~f.Q····-····-····-················-····-····-····-····If more than one camp is· operated-list additional directors below. State if they hold Camp Director's commissions.
J •A • B eEtU cha.mp
CAMP STAFF
Number on ~entral Camp Staff?·--····---.33---·-····-·-··········-·····How many are registered Scouters? ............
6...........................How many
9...·--···-
Adults (over 21) ?...._..
Number of Provisional Troop; Staff?...........·-···-····-·-·-····-·····Ofthese, how many are registered Scouters?.....-........................How many Adults (over 21)?..............·-··--·-·
How many are older Scouts?-~4-----··-······How many have no previous Scouting connection?.....--.2·-··········---..····
APPRAISAL OF CENTRAL CAMP STAFF
Camp
Position
NAME
I
Scouti'!g
Connect10n
. ·hr~'
·'
I
Age
·
I
Would you
Re· appoint?
If not•
I
QUALITY OF SERVICE
Exe.
Good
I Aver. I
..
Fair
I
Poor
Number of
Weeks on
Staff
I
I
Rate of
Pay
Per Week
....
•. ..-t-,--..~.~.-+-~;:,,...;;;~-,....-+
.. ----'~ •.-
-'----'--------,___,~
.. -..-...~"-:-_-,,,,"""'o+-_..____-t~'"-'-'~"""",~~~~r~-.-.--t------'-ir------t-..,,.,..,-,,.-,t.,,.,,,.,.,_..""-+--.,,,-,~~
- ·'·dJl-4~~- . . . . . . . ·
(If necessary, attach sheet with, names and appraisal under headings above.)
• ll you would not recommend reemployment, send in full particulars.
Further
com~t~ l?i·-~--
(Signed)
--···-····-···--···-····-····-·-····-·-·--·-··-···-·--·-·--····-..··~--·-fi-.··-·-·······-···--·-···· Date ---~"--····~~!.#--·--- 19 «.f!:.~$.
__ j~~---····-·-. ····-·--····--·-·-·-·-·-·-·········-····-·-····-····-·--····O..~~..~ttfRe'J;1!!.!l{...2t.~~:'.'!..:~~D -····-·-····---·'··-····-···-····yh~amping and Activities Committee
Scout Executive
Street.Jf...:?-1i..t_
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--State /
NOTE:
-·-·---·--·
Note: Attach copies of camp bulletins, reports, special program features, photos, etc.
~
Civic Service and Special. Events are covered elsewhere in the Council report.
�Form 0-10620-2600643
REGION NO.
COUNCIL NO.
YouR COUNCIL IS -ENTITLED
5
To
REPRESENTATIVES ON THE
NATIONAL COUNCIL.
5
558
NATIONAL
COUNCIL
MEMBER
CERTIFICATION OF ELECTION
AS
MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
Date
.Tan.. 31,
Council_ _~C~~~··:.~i~c~k=a~s~a~w~·__________ State_~T~e~n~n~---To Expire 1).-c•c.
1944
31, 1944
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 Council certify as to the election of such member of the :National Council on
blatiks which shall be provided for that purpose.
PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT
STREET No.
Mr. Perc:v A. Cle.yton
Cle.:vton Brown Co.
Mr
Falls Bldu:.
1727 Kendale
Memphis Light,
A K- Burrow
Mr. P. Joe Flanagan
Mr. Henry M. Clayton
Indicate in which
Local Council
capacity his
registration fee
was paid
ADDRESS
NAME
CITY
Memphis
6;: AC
7?. AC
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Commerce Title Bldg.
39 AC
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The above named Scouters have been regularly elected as Members of the National Council representing this Council for
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the year ending December 1944
Signed
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(5)
EMPLOYED STAFF FOR 1944
(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.
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columns participants
in Retirement Plan (R.P.)
& Group Insurance (G.L)
R. P.
1944 Salaries**
Scout Executive_ _.__1, .. ____ ~_LWi
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�4. This Council has accepted its quota of $.!?..0.0...._QO_._..,,.for the year 1944, and agrees fo P.afs it to the treasurer of the
National Council as follows: in full herewith, $........................... ; in..................2............... equal payments of $~.....9. ~J'.':.~..... each during the
months 0£. .............................................. Ma.Y..... and.....Nov.ember.........................................................................................~.........................................................................:......:...... .
5. Our total outstanding iriaebtedness as of December 31, 1943, amounted to $..~l:!.!_Q.§ Of this amount, $.~l~..... ~.e.
is due the National Supply Service which the Council plans to liquidate by (date) ....... J.'.~.n.L ... 3.l. .,. ......l.9.4.4 ..... through monthly
~~-e~$ ................................ i>~filg...........................................................................................:....................
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6. This Council requests that for the period July 1, 1944 to June 30, 1945 credit be extended by ,the Supply Service for
an ll.rnount not to exceed $'.1...,.0..0.0. ...00tt 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:
. . C.b.i.c.kE:.Bt:,:w.....C.0.1mc..i1..,......a.9.Y......:S.9..P.\lt.f.l......o.!:'.....Am.~.:r.i.o.a..,...... Inc.....................................................................................................................:..
III.
ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION
1.
This Council's membership· record of total boys and men follows:
"TOTAL BELONGING" DURING THE YEAR
CUBS
CUBBERS*
·SCOUTS
TOTAL BELONGING (See Note)
SCOUTERS
During 1942
838
180
41.664
1,495
During 1943
1.021
237
5_.181
1,636
7.177
8,318
NOTE: For Cubs, Cubbers, Scouts, Scouters, (first 4 columns above) "Total Belonging" equals number on record at beginning of year, plus
new during year, plus separated reregistered who were separated prior to 1943.
· For last column, use preceding formula and then deduct Cubs who became Scouts and Scouts who became Scouters. (Last column
will not be sum of first 4 columns.)
AS OF DECEMBER 31:
CUBS
t·-.
December 31, 1942
December 31, 1943
1944 Objective
-
CUBBERS*
SCOUTS
636
125
5,115
1,.020
914
152
3,453
l,.238
J.,Qfi~
172
3,653
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TOTAL
SCOUTERS
l,338
4,896
. '
5,757
6,227
• "Cubbers" should include registered Den Mothers.
2. On Decembe43li 1943 we had_~---~roops which represent an Opportunity I~1eabthat ,is, the opportunity for
boys to be Scouts, of......!.---·----···· We propose to 10crease our total number of Troops to_······---·-·····by December 31, 1944,
thus increasing our Opportunity Index to...... 4..A.3............ The highest 25 % of the Councils in the country have an Opportunity
Index of 5.8 or better.
In 1943 we organized .......2.l.........new Troops and dropped and failed to reorganize......!~ ........Troops.
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3.. During 1943 we enrolled_l.7.).JL__.new Scouts, givin~us a Recruiting Index oL.~6...!.~-·-··· We propose to enroll
l, 30Q.__.....new Scouts during 1944 for a Recruiting Index of.__ .:~.:!..~·-· The highest 25% of the Councils in the country
have a Recruiting Index of 45.0 or better.
During 1943 we had a net dropped of..._J.:376 _..._Scouts.
4. On December 31, 1943 we had_.....-....3.Q...._.....Cub Packs and expect to increase this to·-··-·········~~.......J>acks by December
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31; 1944. During 1943 we dropped and failed.to reorganize....- ....- .... ~..·-····-.....Cub Packs.
5. We enrolled...-J?4.~.--.new Cubs during 1943, and expect to enroll....·-···--···~:2.0.~ -new Cubs during 1944.
6. During 1943....-1.?.~__different Scouts reached a tenure of 4 years in Scouting. By 1944 we expect..... ~:.?..~
Scouts will reach a 4-year tenure.
-% of our Troop_s were operating on the Standard Troop Budget Plan. We expect to
7. On December 31, 1943...._...
increase this to_ .....- .....?..Q_·-···· % by the end of 1944.
.
. .
90
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.
__.. % of our Scouts and ............._.................. % of our Cubs as of December 31, 1943 had umforms.
....__·-····-·::,;
8. Approx1mately_
. 194 2.
. 10
. .................3-,.................D'1stncts
. 194 3, 10
. 10
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9. Boy Fact Survey was conducte
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�IV. CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES
1. During 194:L.·-···-····..2.·····- % of our Troops and ....·-·-··--2. % of our Scouts were in camp for at lea'\t one week under
their own leadership. We expect to increase this to___···-··-.f;L_.% of our Troops and ..·--··········-···0..... % of our Scouts in 1944.
2. ······-·····::.3.4..... % of our Troops did no camping (either short or long term camping) during 1943. (Check with corresponding figures in Camping and Activities Committee report)
NOTE: In checking the next item please use the following symbols to indicate whether event is on a Council or District
basis:-"C"-'Counci l; "D"-District; "N"-Neighborhood or Small Community; use any combination of symbols if several
·
types are held.
3. This Council promoted an Activities program in 1943 including the following, as checked: Boy Scout Week participation ........C.................. ; Circus, or similar type.............................. ; Merit Badge Show.............................. ; Camporee........O................... ; Mobilization
.............................. ; Agricultural Fair participation.............................. ; Vacation program in addition to Camping.............................. ; Pilgrimages to
historic shrines.....·-·-····-·-·-··; First Aid Demonstrations __·-····-·········........ ; Troop Special Events.....C.........-........... ; Cub "Outings" on family,
Den or Pack basis ..... (;! ............ ; Senior Scout event, (What?) .......41.:r.id~ia ...o.t:... H.ano.r....f.o.r.. ....s.ea...!.lao.u.t.s....................
V. LEADERSHIP TRAINING. Because of the importance of training as a major responsibility and Local Council activity,
it is suggested that the entire report on training be presented to the Executive Board as a part of the Council's annual report.
VI. ADVANCEMENT
See separate report.
VII. HEALTH AND SAFETY
1. To help assure suitable meeting places for our Troops and other units, .....·..... ;.......... .0.......... % of such meeting places were
inspected during 1943.
2. In the interest of individual health, ............ 0............... % of our Troops are using the plan for medical examination of all
new Scouts.
3. ....:_....1.6...........of our Scouters completed training courses in Health and Safety during 1943.
4. The Emergency Service plan is in effect in this Council including (Check) E. S. Corps ..........X............... ; Mobilization Plan
........·-····················If not, it will b.e in 1944. (Check) E. S. Corps....._ ..................... ; Mobilization Plan ...................·-·-·······
VIII. READING PROGRAM
A.
BOYS' LIFE
To stimulate the use of BOYS' LIFE by .all Scouts, we will heip attain the National goal of"50% of all Scout membership
. : · · ' . .
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as subscribers."
1. The Progress and Objective report ·showed we had .........1.6. ... % of otir Scouts subscribfo.g to BOYS' LIFE for a total
.
oL.. _.J3..40.......subscriptions on December 31, 1943.
· 2. Anticipating a reasonable increase in 1944 we have set a BOYS' LIFE objective oL....-...........~.9...... % of our members as
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subscribers. This will result in a.total oL.....7.30..........subscriptions on December 31, 1944.
o. . .
GENERAL
B.
1. In 1943 this Council ~~et-promote good reading. We used a.) Field Commissioner for reading: Yes...............................
No ....... .X.................. ; b,) Reading_ Committee: Yes........... X..............., No ............................... Committee had ......... ,.....9-........... members.
i. Reading has been promoted in...:.......3 ...............of our Districts by Field Complissioners: Yes .............................., No ...........O.........:..... ;
or by.......... .Jlead-1-ng.... .(~Q.H?:i;:;.;1:t;t.ee .............:.......................................................................................................................................:.........................................................................
3. In 1944 we plan to use a.) Field Commissioner: Yes..................t ...................., No......................................_..... ; b.) Reading Committee:
Yes .......... .X..............., No..................... ; or......................................................................................................... :.................................................................................................................................. ..
4.
.. ........1.0...........of our Troops ( ...................... 6..... % ) have an organized program for stimulating good reading.
5.
.. .........2.1...........of our Troops ( .................. l.3..... % ) have Troop libraries.
6. · We have...........J;L........Reading M. B. Counselors.
�l>orrn 0·539·80001U2
REGION No . .5......
COUNCIL No~ff.8..
APPLICATION for RENEWAL
of
LOCAL COUNCIL CHARTER
for the Year Beginning Jul}r 1, 1943
. NA ':{lONAL COUNC_IL, .
AMERICA,
2 Park Avenue,
New York, N. Y.
·i3crf scouTs oF
~..t/.f f:.../f...lt.S.fl. . W... .................. ·. ·,......................... Council, Boy Scouts of America, I~~.
The .....................
(Name of Council)
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headquarters at.5..0.l ...t'.fJJi.,11..f.t!l.111fl.N..... M.fl7.Y.ft.l:. ..TQ.fi/.E.&." . M..ft.N.PH..f.~1J .... T!i;tf.lf..~................ .
(Local. Mai)fng Address)
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hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the y~a::r· beginning July 1, 1943. In
application, the following summary of accomplishments and progress in 1942 and
is presented. Further details will be found in the accompanying reports which are
of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibility as a Local Council as required by
Boy Scouts of America, Article XI, Section 2, Clause 3.
justification of this
Objectives for 1943
offered as evidence
the By-Laws of the
E!~i~~p;~::~o~~ ~taJ~~e~~t~n~:=~io;; o~ ~~~gf(.~~ S~t~~i.;.:~·~~.~~~ . . ~~-- . ~~ea;~~~~
or
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meeting a quorum was present and the Council speCl~illy accepted its obligatii:m to loyally cooperate' .
with the National Council and its representatives in promoting the p~qg~am · of the Boy Scouts of .
America in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and By-Laws;· policies and regulations of
the Boy Scouts of America.
Signed
Scout Executive
.........................................................................................................
President
.........................................................................................................
Treasurer
OF AMERICA
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(Incorporated Februap> 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.)
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�I. THE COUNCIL
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1. As of December 31, 1942, we had ...... ~.1..
Council meihbers, which included representatives of..... /~.r.?... . . % of the
·· ·
institutions or groups of citizens within our jurisdiction which sponsor Troops or Packs.
In accordance with the policy of the Boy Scouts of America, major religious groups of our territory are represented in the
Council and Executive Board in the following numbers:
1. . . . .
Council ................. ,,..;;; ....~·, .. Jewish.............
Catholic ............~.. ff:J:. ..... ; Protestant ...3,.#~
Executive Board..................Jewish ........................ .l.. .... ; Catholic ...................... '-::'...... ; Protestant ..........~::~in....... ..
;9.d. . ;
.... .
D Yes IS No
D Yes D No
2. Amendments to our Constitution and By-Laws were adopted in 1942.
These amendments have been approved by the National Council.
(If not, attach copies.)
3. This Council has ..... ~~.............. organized Districts with functioning District Committees.
There are ................ lJ ....... Districts yet to be organized. Of these we will organize .......... O............ ..in 1943 .
....................J.............. Districts are sharing in financing this Council.
:S. . . . . . . .
institutions sponsoring Troops or Packs, and expect to
• 4. · We have an average of one Commissioner for every..........
make this one Commissioner for every................:':;l.......... institutions by December 31, 1943.
During 1942 there were............... ../. ...............meetings of our Council and ..................... .'.~' ............... meetings of our Executive Board .
(except July and August) during 1942, arid the rest averaged ... /l.«9.R.f!l'..Tr~~4. y
meetings.
5.
. ..................O....... of our District Committees met monthly,
6.
Our annual meeting is held in the month oL .... .......;u.~.~/;f.,M,.fJ.1£&.... ...................................... .
Officers and members of our Council serve for one year beginning .......Xfl.:/'l..~fl:.lf..~....../..~."'!....................................... ..
Number of
Functioning of Council and Districts repreCommittees
sented on each
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Council
b
Executive Board
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Health and Safety
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3
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Organization and Extension
Finance
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Leadership Training
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Members
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II. FINANCE
1. In making Scouting available to the boys of our territory during 1942, net operating expenditures amounted
$ ..:,;>.e.1.. 1.4.1.. .1.."l:.~· That we may not only continue, but may strengthen and extend our Council service and bring Scouting
an increased number of boys in 1943, we have planned a net operating budget of $..2 ..~.0..QO:LC.fR.. *.
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We had an employed Executive staff of.................4,f: ....'. .......inen December 31, 1942.
We plan to increase this staff by the employment oL ................Q ................. additional men in 1943.
have been
3. In order to assure proper handling and accounting for the funds· entrusted to this Council, our accounts 7 ·u 11 ,.
audited by... '1!.EB.T/... Af.11:/l..W..tcK.., .. MJ.T.CH:!.f.4.~ .. :...~ ..r.::,D,, .1 ( 1!.'ft TI Ft E..lJ Po IJ. IC A ~Oa! l'f7rltN 7.:7)
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(State whether professional accountants or Auditing Committee.)
• These figures should agree with corresponding totals in Finance Committee report.
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5"3 j~Castle, s. N.olson 'JN 3 'f
Allen, c. c.
/__~" l,f'Chambcrs, C.M. ·
CV. 80--- SI ¥Allen, Jal!les Seddon {i~ 0 CJ
S-3 ~Chambers, J .D.
•"jl -''Allen, June :p. l' 00
m:iampion, R.G.
37 \/Allen, Preston #ti() D
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N S't.fj'Ohandler, W. H. ~ l~ 0 0
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find tlw.>se d.oel.wents hi ordm" c.1end with
I •
w..
tioi-&m
~rds.
t~rit 1i~00U~1ft
�{)FF f':~---~-o!~
Form 0-5390-80001142
Make sure business related to December explrationa la accounted
for according to procedure announced in
Dr. West's. Bulletin
# 20, Series of 1941.
------~·--
REPORT OF ORGANIZ ATION AND EXTENSION
COMMITTEE - 1942
Name of Council
Headquarte rs City
TABLE 1
1. Total Troops*
(a) Sea Scout Ships
en 1eK h J.A-w
-l/1~M PH I .l
r
New in
1942
Net
Separations
in 1942
(See note)
14/
Jr l.o
4
4
I
1i
(b) Sea Scout Patrols (in Troops)
..SSE
Council No.
State flfi!E"NH-
Total on
Dec. 31, 1941
I
IJ_ ~.11. I Alt'..
~tJVNr"lL.,
'~
Region No.
#
Transfers
due to
Territory
changes
Out
In
Estimated
New in
1943
Total
Dec. 31, 1942
/5 /
2
I
Estimated
Net
Separations
in 1943
Objectives
for
Dec. 31, 1943
1$'
7
J5(j
l.
I
0
10
2.
0
(c) Explorer Troops
I
(d) Explorer Patrols (in Troops)
I
t
}
I
;
itl
'Z..
0
.2)
(e) Rover Crews
(£) Air Squadrons·
t'''»
....... ,,;
~
(g) Air Scout Patrols (in Troops)
il~.r
(h) Neighborhood Patrols
(i) Lone Scout Tribes
4-f
(j) Negro Troops
g
(k) Indian Troops
2.
~7
~6
s
I()
bk
I
29 Iola 1#!() /J-9.7
Total Scouts**
!o9
(a) Sea Scouts
;6
(b) Explorer Scouts
/?9.
.~.~
3JJ5-
.~
15s
b4
//p
~-
It.Do I Df./-.J
r
too
0~-
~J
I
I
,~o!
~o
j. 70
I ti.JI
)w.
B
• ***
(c) Rover Scouts
* '"'
(d) Air Scouts
(e) Lone Scouts
(f) Negro Scouts
In~ 7
-1tOcJ~
/CJ f!l
:853
?,,. 0
R
,;?,, 8
~_)
I
C"
i.
3~f0
~()O
797
))~'4 ~?so
2flOO
//B4
747
.
(g) Indian Scouts
3.
Total Scouters
4. Total Packs
l
Negro Packs
I
/}JJ{
./
42..L
Total Cubs
77
Negro Cubs
6.
Total Cubbers .(including Den Mothers
..
j'<-J
(..
JV
Den Mothers
-fe-v
rt{)
/C!J
J..-·
l
I
11'
/tf 0
45
ln4
/&
,T
")-b
;<''l
Neighborhood Dens
s.
_,)
'
......
~
J,,
~
I
z::.-7
'"'./ lp
~so.
I 7S
J )7-
b0
t,f 0
I 'Jr ti.
~
JOO
/,<>.i~'
"
10
f,~,("i
~()
7
7!!
IZ-~
/I:,
q
/ ...3
Den Chiefs
#"Net Separations" equals total separated minus "separated- reregistered."
Neighborhood Patrols and Lone
*Incl:ude in figures on this line total number of all Troops, Explorer Troops, Rover Crews, Sea Scout Ships, Air Squadrons,
Scout Tribes. This will not necessarily be the sum of lines (a) to (i) which follow.
1942" include only boys who were
**Include in figures on this line total number of all Scouts in above indicated units and Lone Scouts. In column "New in
follow.
which
(f)
to
(a)
lines
of
sum
the
be
necessarily
not
will
This
new in Scouting in 1942.
from some other branch of
***In second column "New in 1942," include all boys who entered these branches of Scouting in 1942, whether they transferred
0
(I)
tJ.
.
.
::j
~
-:'.')
.
.
Scouting or not.
(a) New 12-year-olds registered m 1942................-,r.e..•.•~:.....I................... E:9J.nated new 12-year-old Scouts m 1943_.__ ......1.......:..--·-··-----·-·
Scout Troops and................. ~.-................. Cub Packs expired and not reregistered on Dec. 31, 1942..
(b) We had on record.......::%'~-~
.......
�TABLE 2
A-Tenure achieved in 1942 by Scouts and by Assistant Scoutmasters
under 21 who have been Scouts. (1)
(a) Number on roll Dec. 31, 1942 who attained respective years of
tenure in 1942 (2)
) L,Ub) Number Net Separated in 1942 who attained respective years of
tenure in 1942 (3)
£}! '- ''
(c) Total (a+b) who attained respective years of tenure in 1942
1
3
2
Years
Year - ·-·
{-~/':
16i.9 1411 7 L
Less than
1 Year
1
Year
TOTAL
gb 31 /~t)p
/ J_/{)
G/ /zq1
~
ioi l ,a5.· If? 114) 2.
/'
:;:1
/t'J
r~-·
2
Years
aco
J.-;,70
Sor more
Years
4
Years
Years
/7-51 tft/ -13! :;£/
:2-70 -r'-'K3 'JJ_J/J /5/
.Ii
B-OBJECTIVE S FOR 1943-2, 3, or 4 year Scouts in 1943 come from
the 1, 2, and 3 year Scouts of 1942
(d) Total who will attain respective years of tenure in 1943
Less than
1 Year
3
Years
~ao
bSo
"
5 or more
Years
4
Years
TOTAL
J, 2. 7 0
/.SO
)...00
( 1) When lapsed Troops reregister only Scouts and Assistant Scoutmasters under 21 who reregister with the Troop shall be credited with years of
tenure
attained during the lapsed period of the Troop.
(2) Scouts attain tenure only on anniversaries of the date they first became Scouts, which is not necessarily the .:;ame as the reregistration date
of the
Troop. Separated Reregistered Scouts lose tenure credit for the period they were not registered.
(3) Do not include Scouts separated in 1942 who did not attain an additional year of tenure in 1942 before separating.
( 4) Information for both sections A and B of this table may readily be obtained from the Gray Scout Service Chart. If yo\lr Council does not keep this
chart
a request to the Supply Service will bring you the "Gray Scout Service Manual".
Please check whether Council keeps the Gray Scout Service Chart: Yes O ; No'){.
TABLE 3
MEMBERSHIP FACTORS BY POPULATION GROUPS
Classify units by population groups, then secure data for
each group from unit records so classified.
500,000
and
over
100,ooov
ANNUAL 12-YEAR-OLD BOY CROP.
Check totals in last colmn,
these 4 lines against corresponding totals in Table 1.
Check Table 4 below similarly.
25,000
to
100,000
to
500,000
10,000
to
25,000
Under
2;5oov·
ando.c.
TOTAL
I ,,~.,../
.,. ~
;2,_,
B. Total Scouts Dec. 31,
1942.
lf-1-~·
2,<t;"q
·./--' l
CTotal Troops Dec. 31,
1942.
551
~I/;$
J ~)
~t)
.,,.
A. New Scouts during 1942
--'---··
I~
D. Net dropped Troops
during 1942.
~1~
,,,,,? rJ
B-'-Total Cubs, Dec. 31, 1942.
C-Number of Packs in each group
Dec.~ 31,
?-3
¢...
1942.
D-Packs dropped in each group in 1942;
TABLE 5
/1~
I
l headings as in Table 3.
A-New Cubs in each group in 1942.
151
,
3
f Use same pop'n. group
TABLE 4
2,500
to
10,000
2 '7
~'.ri'
·u .
/,,, Ir,
Ir. 3L
-:2-b
\.3
,,;
ORDERLY EXIT PLAN -1942
Death
Total Separated Scouts During 1942.
5,.£. . . . . . . .
During 1942.........
Transfers
Junior
Alumni
Promotion
g
/~
I
Dropped
I
TOTAL
t~11 I /2.if1
k . Q. . . . . . . . became Scouts.
of our Cubs became 12 years old. Of these, ................
TROOP BUDGET AND PACK THRIFT PLAN
The Council has a definite plan for promoting the Troop Budget and Pack Thrift Plan (check one) Yes){; No
. ./..lA(J)
..!....................Troops (l'l(j
..!..".......... %)
......
/.~....,...... Packs c.5...1.~. %)
were on Budget Plan Dec. 31, 1942;
· · :...............
I"~...1
"'O
Obiectlve
;---....... Troops (.tX
..... ,: .... o/o)
o.
on Plan by Dec. 31, 1943.
a. . . . . Packs (....~..Q. %) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1943.
were on Thrift Plan Dec. 31, 1942; Objective: ..............f....
Signed.............................................................................................
Chr. Organization and Extension Com~ltt~~
�Form 0-539H-30001142
(5)
EMPLOYED STAFF FOR 1943
(Please state all salaries. Use extra sheet if necessary)
NOTE: Because of its relationship to Retirement and Group Insurance
it is essential that this report be accurate and complete.
Name of Council
RegionNo.
Council No.
t!/f/t..KllSltMI eoVNt:.I~, 8. S- .8. /NC..
..!ii'
5Slf
. . ___________ State TENN.
Headquarters City _ __,M'--'-'~K~M~P----Y.__...l. S~'I,___
Check in these
columns participants
•in Retirement Plan (R.P .)
& Group Insurance (G.I.)
Scout Executive
Home Address
W-
{ioRDDN M 0 fiBIJ
/53/ V/NTbN AVE'.1 11EMPHI~ TR/IN.
1943 Salaries
R.P.
G. I.
$41::.Zoo. oo
x
x
D
Tel. 7-.3,I]
Assistant (A.S.E.) and Field (F.S.E.) Executives
Title*
Name
HRSKU.lv
~:II
MIZE
CHILOHE5:;
F
~-t-
E 5. t;.
A.~.£.
I, 1100.00
l, lDO. OD.
l 800.00
x.
---
Note: Above named members of Executive Staff must also be listed on Roster for purposes of "Registra tion"
Clerical Staff
Name
HOPE H.
Title*
FORJJ
~8MP
ll/IBEC7oR..
$ l 1./-i/-oo 00
/_,.foeb_O, 0 O ~
Boo f(trEEPKTe.
-/l£t!D/W ei.£8.L Jlli t 0 ~ 00 x
5 T£Ho(dllif'/f£/l i.p08-0~ 00
':} 0DuOO
0
!!J8D.,()O
*Indicate part time employees, if any, by "P.T." after the title.
*•Do not include ariy.allowances, i.e., transportation, etc., in salary figures.
)(
x
:)(
�Fc\rm 0-539F-30001142
REPORT OF ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE-1942
Headquarters City _..1M11•111mnil !_[.L_hiUA.1&41-•-'"'·.l'ilanllUID~·~-----------------1
Name of Council --'0-""h=i·""'cke.=""'Smf;;;.:;;.._Oo;....;;.;..;:;ua=•=S.=1'-------- State
ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY
(Scouts-not badges)
Get this information
from perpetual Inventory (Form No.
4102D, 41020 and
41028).
Tenderfoot*
Second Class*
First Class*
Total Scouts*
Total
Dec. 31,
1941
•*
'!:AM•
10@
...~
••
~
m
- ...
~·
0 0
oZ
Council No.
MA.
.1.,. . . . .
MA .
Tal ll'llW 811
J::~;~
:m
Life
lH
Eagle
f6
48
S9
41
lM
Ordinary
al
l
•
.a
1
13-Au<omnJ;iling .. .. .......... . . • .. .•..
14-Basketry ...........................................,. ............
15-Bee Keeping* .............................. .............
1 4 ...
16-Beef Production* .........................
17-Bird Study .................................. :: .. . ............
18-Bl!lcksl,llithing* ..................... ...... :1
..... ......
Able
~
0
l
0
19-Bookbinding* ......................, . :..........
lM lM
lb 83
109.
lM
If
Sea Scouts:
Apprentice
Explorer Scouts:
•10
1st Honors
l
Total
16:.:!
Ail
·3
lf
111
Ud
i
2nd Honors
Total
!ll
lS
G
Cubs
Bobcat
\Volf***
Bear***
Lion***
Total Cubs
133
46
1.?
l
Q4 149
·'
\'.)
l
'di
1$
••
•
JJI
••'
4tl$
O'-"' 190
Cub membership Dec. 31, 1942, included:
altl9
- .10 yrs. and 1~
;;:;_ . ...... yrs. ol d
' .........
.~ ......... 11 yrs.#
================== 11
*NOTE: Include all Scouts including 2nd and
1st class having Merit Badges.
Check "Total Scouts" in 4th column with Org. and
Ext. Committee report, Total Scouts 12/31/42.
**Net separated, riot promoted. Compute these
figures from Form 4102D as follows:
Tend. Col. 4 minus difference between Cols. 2 and 32
2n~ fl.-h Col. 8k mi_n~s diffefrence between Cols. 3 and 6
an 1g er ran s s11Ill 1 ar1y rom corresponding columns. ·
Same procedure for Cubs and Sea Scouts using Forms
4102C and 4102S.
***Include all Gold and Silver Arrows in total
for each Cub Rank.
#Incl1;1de.with 11 yrs. t?-ose 12 years or over who may
.
)J
59-lnterpreting..
.·.·.·.·.·.·.a
..... l .·.· ........ ..
60-Journalism ...... .
61-Landscape Gardening ....... .1.
9........
62-Leathercraft*
.................
A
63-Leather Work*
•
64-Life Saving .
~~=~:~~!:~~ship ....................
..,.1
.
.
.
:::a::I:::::: .
1
.... ·.·.·.·.·.·.
1
i ~=~~=:.iDmving. I15 I ~J
Star
;
558
Do not Credit Second
Class Scouts with
First Class Badges
I-Aerodynamics ................................... 1.... ,......
2-Aeronautics*
....................!.. ..
3-Agriculture* ..................................... 1............
4-A~rplane Design ... ; ................ '1.. 1............
5-Airplane Structure ......... ............ ............
6-An~ling ................ ,.;.....................
7-Ammal Industry .....................:4 ., .... ,.......
UH.ft
~1
.
MERIT BADGE· RECORD
Indicate below the number of each of the
Merit Badges earned during the year 1942
Qualified
Net
Enrolled
During Separated Dec. 31,
1942
During
1942
1942
M.Sll
fenn
Region No. ---iU-----
g=~:~~~~~:Ur..::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::u:/I::::::::::: ~b=~~~~~*wo~~~
/·:'f::/::::~
...
.. ..
71-Nut Cultwco ............ ~. j ...
11
72-Painting*
. . .I l(f
11
73-Pathfinding*
...
74-Personal Health*. .
.
.. ~a·
75-Photography* .......... ... .. 1
76-Physical Develop.
.. ... ] .. .
.L.M
l-1 . . ".
;~=~~~~~~ri!;ising
.. :: ....
:.:::::::::=.::I:.
l~i~~:
· ·~·,· · · · · · H=~~~~~ping• ~1J;r
~~=~~~;?:t:o~-~-~
:::~:
24=Canoemg ,.......................................§.. ... 82-Printing* .... . , . .
11 83-Public Health .
25 Carpentry .................................,.1...........
...:::::::::::::::::::::
::::::::::::
. 28---'Citrus Fruit Culture................,. ...........
29-Civics .....................................................................
30-Coin Coll:cting ..... ,.....................
31-Consi;rvauon ........................... lOS ............
32-Cookmg ............................................... 1............
33-Coril Farming* ...........................4. 1............
34-Cotton Farming ........................... 3... ............
35-Cycling* ..........................................
.
*. . . . . . .
~~=g~~~~~:
. ::::::::::::::::
9. . . 3
...... 1........... .
... .,., .......... ..
~t=~~~!~ _s~~~~~~~ ...... : J:li~::
1,,.
86-Reading* ···· .................
...
· 87-Reptile Study ...
.... : ... 1........... .
88-Roc~s and Minerals ................. · ·... 1.......... ..
89-Rowmg . . .. ::::.---''' ;;tf"·lu14 .
90-Safety* ~- ........ . r·:... ,_..
91-Salesman~hip .. . .
. 1 . I .. .
92-Scholarship
· 1 38. . I..
93-Sculpture.
.I ..
~t=~;~~;~:~:~ing*
·
1 .......
···
3
1· .:,. I
38-Dramatics .....................
... . . 1......... 96-Signalmg .
. .. 139-Electricity
.... 1 ..,... 97-Skiing ..................................................... 1.... .
40-Farm Home* ..............
.B. . 1 ... . 98-Soil ~anagement*
........ 1...... ..
1 99-Stalkmg
41-Farm Layout*..............
1.........
·.............. ... 1..... ..
42-Farm Mecha01cs .... .. . .. .., ... 1 ..... 100-Stamp. Collectmg ............... 1 .1
1
43-Farm Records.......
.
1 .. 101-Surveymg . ..
...~....1-1
44-Finger Printing.,..........." ..1·....
102-Swimming. ...... ........
~ I
45-F~rema~sh\I?* .. ... . ..... ...
... Ji
103-Taxi?ermy
· I f I
j6=FF1.rrsstt .AAi~dd t.. .....A
.... n.. ··;m
.....a..l.s* . . . . 1..... ·. · · l04-Texnles
···· -I ·1· . I
1
0
_7 1
20
i~~-:ea~er*. * ....... · ... -1. 1 10
48--Forestry
.
.1
- oo carvm~ .....................................
1 1 .
49-Foundry Practice....
.. 1
I I .. . 107-Wood Turnmg ................ 1,....
50-Fruit Culture*..........
.. ..., ... 1........ 108-Wood Work .. . .. ........... 1.. , ... 1...
51-Gardening* ...
.. ........ I . .. 109-Z9,QlQ.gyt'.¥,............ ... . ....... llM!t
...... 1.. .
I
··""1.1l &.~!'\
"!l!f'
57·_-Grasses, Legumes and
1
For~ge C!ops . .. ... : . . lput
Total
2~60 I585
53-H~n?icraft ·
t 1-~ (Organizer Awards 1942)
54-Hikmg
*
. 11 1....1 . . M.B. Counselors in Council 8)G
55-Hog & Pork Prod ................. .... 1.... 't-.. ..
::::::*r.::/:::::::::::
ia.
,71 . .
1
1 .. .
1
:~nk!~t1~~:~i~:~~=i~:1~¥~:~f ~~~~e l~;~:i~~~ eo;i: ~~=~~~~~m{~:~i~~...::::::::::::::::::::: ::::1:::: I::::~·:::jjSign::a~~-~s-~~~~--~~...5.~~~~-~--~1~8-s.. 5.~~~~s....
58-Insect Life ............................................. 1............
Chr.. Advancement Committee
�....OUOlHll
'R.EPORT OF FINANCE COMMl.TTEE-1942
Headquarters City_ _.<;..;J!ff\,...o..::..,,...M=-a..:....ffl""'
. ""'/l""'~'"""
.....· - - - - - - S t a t e
(Please use only following classification.
Column 2
Column 3
Special Receipts
Net Expenditures
(See Note 1 below)
(Col. 1 minus Col. 2)
2. Office Salaries ................
3. Retirement Contrib'ns ...
4. Rent, Light, Heat, Insurance, Telephone ......
..)J3Q,.
I)
LJS~,
$? =-\.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
BUDGET-1943
Total Expenditures
$q
13.
Indicate if for period other than
calendar year
Column 1
1. Executive Salaries* ......
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
Council N o,_.:J""'".---';s=----=8~-
-rE !/VT.f'-'',,
This is for purpose of National record and comparison)
EXPENDITURES-1942
I. Operating Expenditures:
Region No.--'='-'----
I
SS"~,. OD
~'8~1,C)J
5 85' ;i. :t.
9 4- _c:; ~
'l 9 t"J. 1 I~
Office Supplies ----·-·----·-I'
.:;Postage ··-·---·-···-·--·----------Transportation ------------- J
j / , >l dPublicity ····----···--:............
Camping·--·------·------·-··----· ~, ~ 1 B, ]
Ll 9. 0 L LJ I./.
Senior Scouting -·-·-------Cubbing -------------------------Leadership Training
ij>?~. ~ [?
and Conferences ---······--Circuses, M. B. Shows
~and other activities ........
_,51'
I
/:)" (') () ' () (J
National Quota······-·---···
/ , ' ) DO
Charter Fee ....................
Campaign Expenditures
l 3~. -~O
Interest on Indebtedness (See Note 2 below)
?i (o I-:- 'RD
Miscellaneous ···-·--········
'l ,'/:!
r:·
TOTAL OPERATIN!. I':?~ ,"1' ~,s; .«Ji'
9-
g
::rs;;.-.
$ tj_,
$
<!" o
1r.::::cr TAJJY...fL_
$
q, ?, 60,
S, 730. It'
'-1-S"'J_. ~ :?J
::;, 8 t"JA. (Jn
/,3~J,.t:; I
I ,/J 06,QO
:>a s--.
LIS"'$,() 0
)...¥
8 t+•.(),. s·
/,iJf/,..1 &,
I
~
oo.oo
'R
()('J,f'le'.)
8
/ 7. 8 ).,-
:;_jz
O ~. I
'3
1-..l.
70J~?J
1
3
2.SJ')Q
~ f")f'I,(\
t')
c
ff· rs_ 9_ • ),. ~'
't.../t>0,00
:;--, I .?J
I D6. on
• ..;-,.,~. 0 (j
~;i'oC.tH)
~
7 .r. () (')
0- 13 e'.·1. ,J''"0
2-r. 0 ()
t·· ('I(),{)(')
'?rl"' I. S (\
!J, 7 oS. I(,,
CCI .oo
;t '2. IJ.~; fl
IJ.81. w'/..
s
CIC
!JOI 1,7,7,,,
$ (!"J tJ,('J()
2,,
s
·I
!)(':,('.. f!o, ()
II. Capital Expenditures:
J:>2.V-9
1. Office Equipment ..........
I '2-8, Ll'-j
I c.o, (IC..,
.4?
{ ()()I ('i(:,
2. Camp Property ····---··-···
3. Automobile ............................
J')__g, 1../
TOTAL CAPIT AT
III. Total of Operating
and Capital (I
II)
+
'?Jif.:.
~; ;;'~ (:Jr,e t'/.
(!
3~7
I /,g
-2,16B.lfc
~()
I
2~ti' 2/
'l·S
ft;,().t;(J
IV. Revolving Accounts:
(National Funds)
'3_5:0' 0 ~
1. BOYS' LIFE-···-·······-·-···l,5(1'• f?/
~)
2. Registrations ·-··-·-············
3. Scout Supplies ·--·····-··-···- ··~, ()C.h~ib
TOTAL REVOLVING 7~ 6 q le I °I
'
(,/
/
L)
~,
V. Endowment, Trust Funds or other Permanent Investments
VI. Obligations Paid (See Note 3 below)
71.'<·n,·
o l.,,
J.., (~'{)(). ft<,' i
3.' ~. ~b. <l'
l I oq 7 '71
.s 00(.),00
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. Also report Revolving Account receipts in second column.
NOTE 2--Do not include payments to reduce "principal" indebtedness.
NOTE 3-This refers to repayment of loans, the proceeds of which have been previously expended, bills and other obligations which
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· 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. ·no not distribute any salaries
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Funds for the 1943 budget outlined on preceding page ~ been raised.
NOTE~If funds not :yet :aise?, state plan~ for s~cur~ng fun~s
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Unpaid Pledges
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Office Equipment
Securities
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Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-42
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TOTAL._ _ _ _0_... _
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�Form 0·689D·80001142
REPORT OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE-1942
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Name of Councit._ __f'""""""H....._._l=C.....l<=-AL.&....>S.....D'""""""w
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COtrNCii., No .
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Headquarters City
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REGION No,_S°
..758
RECORD OF YEAR-ROUND CAMPING-JAN. 1 to DEC. 31, 1942
Based on the statement in "Camping Policies" on "Council Supervision of the year-round Camping Program of the Troops," please state
below the number of Troops as of December 31, 1942 you consider are in Groups 1 and 2: (See Bulletin No. 5 of the "Chief Scout Executive,"
March 31, 1939.)
SI .Troops
.........................................
GROUP 1: Number of Troops with an effective Camping Program
(Adequate year-round outdoor program averaging one outing feature each month.)
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2: A: Number of Troops doing some camping but not up
to the standard of Group 1
..........................................Troops
. . . . . . ff..~. . . .Troops
B: Number of Troops doing NO camping
TOTAL ABOVE GROUPS (Check with Org. and Ext. Committee report, "Total Troops, Dec. 31, 1942")
.. . . . ../. . :?...../. . . . Troops
ESTIMATE NUMBER of SCOUTS having NO CAMPING in 1942: ....................... .....QQO.................... Scouts.
This is valuable in measuring the job to be accomplished, and for the information of the Local Council as well as the Home Office.
Obviously this estimate must be based on a report from Troops at the end of the year.
*Troops=Troops, Ships,
Neighborhood Patrols
Explorer Troops, Tribes,
Rover Crews
Membership, June 30, 1942 was ... ./.~J. ......Troops*, .."b{J... J...~ Scouts. "Total belongiiig during the year":.!/.,f. ..t..,.':!:..scouts (*5)
...
YEARLY SUMMARY COUNCIL SUPERVISED CAMPING
Include Tours, Cruises, Camporees, Agricultural Service Camps, etc.
Do Not Include Scouts from other Councils
Long
Short
Term (*1)
Term (*2)
A. CHARTERED TROOPS
I. On Council Site
1. Number of Troops..·-··--·--
./
2. Number different Scouts.........
3. Number Troop Scouters............
4. Number Scout Days (*3) ......
Uj.
'2-
II. Off Council Site
1. Number of Troops.....-................
2. Number different Scouts.......~
3. Number Troop Scouters...........
4. Number Scout Days (*3) .....
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B. PROVISIONAL TROOPS
I. On Council Site
1. Number different Scouts..... __
2. Number Scout Days (*3) ............
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TOTALS
I. Number different Scouts (*4)
Agricultural Service Camp
Sea-Scout Rendezvous
Tours Outside Council
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Number of Tours
Philmont
"
Plan to have Philmont trip in 1943:
Total Negro Scouts, June 30, 1942
Negro Scouts in Long Term Camps
Separate Camp for Negro Scouts
1-/. 5S-
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II. % of Membershi2 (*5) ...........-..
III. Number Scout Days (*3) ......... _(J;" l '"" 0
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.................. Scouts
...... ........... Scouts
.................. Scouts
... .............. Scouts
.................. Scouters
.................. Tours
.. ............... Scouts
..................
Scourers
Yes ......... ; No.X. ..
Scouts
.:IP.
... ./../..:;,~ Scouts
Yes .. X,.; No ...... ..
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PROMOTION
Summer Camp promotion chiefly by Troops ...... ; direct with Scouts X
Have plan for advising Troops on all-year camping
program, using "Troop Camping Objectives," etc. Yes ......... ; No .. .X...
Earning and Saving for camp promoted in Troops: Yes ......... ; No)~.
Short term camping reports by Troops are secured:
II. Off Council Site
1. Number different Scouts............
2. Number Scout Days (*3) ............
c.
Included in Yearly Summary are:
Council-wide Camporee
District Camporees
Yes ......... ; No ...
i.(
PROGRAM
1942 Outdoor program incliided the following:· (Check)
Senior CampingX ... ; Cub "Outings" (on family, den or pack
basis) .. )\; Winter Camp)(.; Sea Scout Cruises)( .... ; Vacation
Day Camps...................
Summer Camp on Troop and Patrol basis:
Yes.X.;No.........
(*1) Camping periods of six days or more should be reported under Long-Term.
( *2) Camping periods of less than six days and not less than overnight should be reported under Short-Term.
( *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 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 on this line is different Scouts camping during the year. It will not necessarily equal the sum of the attendance in the four previous classifications. (Estimate if
.
·
·
necessary.)
(*5) In computing the percentage of Long-Term Camping for the year, divide the nu:inber of different Scouts camping by the June 30 membership. In computing the percentage
in Short-Term Camping for the year, divide the number·of different Scouts ct.roping by the "Total Belonging During the Year" membership. The "Total Belonging"
equals the "Number on record at the Beginning of the Year" plus the "New During the Year" plus Scouts separated prior to 1942 and re-registered in 1942. This should
agree with Scout figure in first table on page 3, Section IV of Charter Application.
�1942 FINANCIAL STATEMENT-CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL
Council budget appropriation for camping Capital Expt.'nse
Expenditures for Budgeted Capital Outlay $• .2;)·0.f..:t. b
$.·--···-···----
Capital Bills outstanding not included
OPERATING RECEIPTS:
From Camper fees ..................................._ .•.....
From other sources (Canteen etc.) ...... $......Je:.1.'I..~
Total above items ·····-···-····-····-····-···-·-····-····-····-·-·····
*(Enter this figure in Finance Com. report, Col. 2)
Original Budget appropriation for Camp Operation......
Total Receipts ·····-·········--·-·-··-·······-·-·-·-..-··········(A)
Operating Balallce (A llilB~..er Deficit (B -A)................
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Camp accounts (were)
For Food by Council --···-·······-·······-···-····-·-··-·-----···
For Transportation by Council ---······-·--··-·-·······-·-·-····-··
1.J
$__1_!lL 7.9
l._4:_1.t...£J
$.....
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$ .. J.Lfl~IJ.,J
Af:fi.1-1..9'5
Total of above Expenditures ··-····-····-··········--·······-··-···-·-··
Bills outstanding not included above __ .............................
$.·-·-··---·-·-···$.....::::...
10
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$..~,.4.~ i-•.
For Salaries and Wages ·········--·······-····-·--··········-·······-·-····-·-··
For Income producing sources (canteen, etc.)·-···········
Other Operating Expenditures --·-··-····-·-·-·-····-·-·····-····-··
$.............
$...~..
$........
Q..._
$___
OPERATING EXPENSE
$.J/1...4.8..._.f/..8.
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$....'-·---····-·-····
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Total Operation Expense ····················-·-·-····-····-··(Bl, $...!d;.J..J...,..!..Lt.f
194......, b?.4.°,..Jm~~A.. f.1'.~~,,R ...~.Flib!ic Accountants·
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PHYSICAL FACILITIES
(List only changes since December 31, 1941)
CAMP NAME
*
**
VALUATION
I Used
-----J
----------year
Land
Bldgs.
Equipment
around
I
CONTROL*
I
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Type of Camp*•
I I
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 He.alth and Safety Service for advice and help?
· Please specify ......................................·-····-····-····-····-················-····-··········-····-····-··-······-····-··············-···-····-····-..··-····-····-·..·-····-····-··········-····-····..··········-····--···········-····-·-··········································-····-···--·······--
/
Camp
PERSONNEL
~irector ·-··-=!.±~.B../i:.. !ef........W......-T:f..!J.. W...f£b.b._._.________.............. Did
he have Camp Director's commission?.....
If more than one camp is operated-list additional directors b,~lq~ . . State,if they hold Camp Director's commissions.
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Number on central Camp
fY..Q............................................................._
Na,
Staff~...............O. '.?.::........................How many are registered Scouters? .............J.J. . . . . . . . . . .How many Adults
(over 21)?..•.•..
f'.'.:~~=-·-·····
Number of Provisional Troop Staff?......................................Of these, how many are registered Scouters?.............................. How many Adults (over 21) ?.......·-·-····-·····--·····
.J...9,.................How
How many are older ScoutsL._•
many have no previous Scouting connection?.... ·-··--~·········-············
APPRAISAL OF CENTRAL CAMP ST~FF
Camp
Position
NAME
I
Scouti'!g
Connection
I
Age
j
Would you
Re· appoint?
If not•
l
QUALITY OF SERVICE
Exe.
Good
] Aver.
I
Fair
I
Poor
f
Number of
Weeks on
Staff
I
Rate of
Pay
Per Week
(If necessary, attach sheet with names and appraisal under headings above.}
• If you would not recommend reemployment, send in full particulars.
Further comments: ....- ...- . .
····-····-····-····-····-····-··········-·······-·-·-·-·-·······-·············"····-····-···-····-····-··········-··········-····-····-····· Date
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(Signed) ··-····-······-··--···-·-····-·-·-·-·-····-····-·-···-····--·-····-··-..·····-····-····-..·-··········-····-··········-····-····-····-·········-····-····-····-··········-····-····---..................................- ...·-·-···-····---···-··-····--·-····-····-····-·-··---·
Chairman, Camping and Activities Committee
Street-·-····-····-····-····-·..·----····--·-··--·-···-·--····-····-·········-·..·-····-····-·····
Scout Executive
Note: Attach copies of camp bulletins, reports, special program features, photos, etc.
City..........·-····-······--····-··-····-··········-····-·-·--·State..-.........--·--~···-···-··--·
NOTE: Civic Service and Special Events arecovered elsewhere in 'the Council report.
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Form 0-539E-30001142
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REPORT OF LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE-1942
NAME OF COUNCIL ...........
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Region No........ ~ .......... ..
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Council No..§...$.ll.... ..
HEADQUARTERS CITY.......................
RESULTS IN BASIC TRAINING*
As of December 31, 1942, we have accomplished the following toward providing all of the key leaders of our registered units with BASIC TRAINING•:
Leaders and Assistants (not Committeemen) with INTRODUCTORY TRAINING ("Fundamentals of the Boy Scout Movement" or Total "Elements of
.'.g. . . . . . . .;Number with Introductory Training ..... J. 23..................; Per cent ,?..~..1....4.. . %;
Scout Leadership-Part I") Number registered 12/31/42 .........,) ..'.1.
Objective 12/31/43 Per cent ......... ~.!!.
. . . . . . . %.
UNITS HAYING a LEADER with BASIC TRAINING•
Number
registered
12/31/42
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Assistants
f
Have completed
Basic Training•
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12/31/43
%
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Number
registered
12/31/42
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Ships and
S. S. Patrols
Exp. ~
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Troops
Number having a
Leader with Training
Numoer
%
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Assistants
Rover and
Air Scout Leaders
Air Squadrons
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Objective
12/31/43
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TOTALS
"BASIC TRAINING means completion of the appropriate trammg as follows:
1. Scoutmasters and Assistants-Scoutmasters Course or Elements of Scout Leadership, Parts I and II, or former equivalent
·
2. Cubmasters and Assistants-Elements of Cub Leadership
3. Skippers and Mates-Skippers Course or Elements of Seascout Leadership
4. Explorer Leaders and Assistants-Explorer Leaders Course
5. Rover and Air Scout Leaders and Assistants-I, 3, or 4 above
UNITS WITH LEADERS TRAINED IN OUTDOOR WORK
a. Troops having at least one leader with training in Camping-course in
"Troop Camping", or "Elements of Scout Leadership-Part III"-(Short
Term Camping).
b. Sea Scout Ships and Patrols having at least one leader with training in
"Sea Scout Camping and Cruising".
STATUS 12/31/,~2
Number ..........~.~;,,..:(, ..
Percent ....................
OBJECTIVE 12/31/43
? . ..
Number
Percent ..........
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COMMISSIONERS :W-ITH TRAI~~NG
a. Number registered Commtsstoners ......,.....1.,/....................
b. Have completed a Commissioners' Training Course.
J;f.. . . . . . ..
Number .......
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Percent ............................ ..
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Number ..........(:}.............. .
c. Have Basic course for Unit Leaders, but not Commissioners' Course.
s~o
Percent ............................. .
LEADERS WITH SCOUT EXPERIENCE
a. Had Scout Experience starting with Tenderfoot Rank.
Number .......
7~:....................
'k ......
Jl.£ . . .
Percent .......~ ..2.J....... .
The above information and that on the reverse side represent our Training Report for 1942 and our plans for 1943.
SIGNED .....................................................................................................................................................................................Chairman, Leadership Training C:ommittee
DATE.................................................................. SIGNED .....................................................................................................................................................................SCOUT EXECUTIVE
�1942 TRAINING RECORDS AND 1943 OBJECTIVES
"FUNDAMENTALS OF THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT," the Introductory Training Session for all leaders of
Scouting-Council and District officers as well as unit leaders. During 1942 this Council conducted this session.........7, ...............
times with.......
J...". ~.
leaders receiving the training.
Approximately the following percent of leaders have completed this Introductory Training or its previous equivalent.
~
Council Members.... .'........ ./.. .............. %; Board Members ................ ................ %; District Committeemen.............. O............. %; Commis%; Merit Badge Counsellors ............. ./.. .............. %; Troop and Pack Committeemen ..............}. ......,...... %.
sioners ........
4.-,:?.. . . . . . .
1942
No.of
Courses
Conducted
1943
No.of
Certificates
Issued
District Council
lo
Scout!llasters' Course
BASIC
TRAINING
Elements of Cub Leadership
.::)_
CHECK COURSES
PLANNED
District Council
x
xx·
II
-<" "',
Skippers' Course
Explorer Leaders' Course
x
Air Scout Leaders' Course
x
OUTDOOR Troop Camping
TRAINING Short Term Camping (Elements III)
I
Sea Scout Camping and Cruising
Health and Safety
OTHER
TRAINING Standard First Aid
Principles of Scout and
Cub Leadership
I ::;_
)(
:L
Part I
fPart
II
3i
x
x
Commissioner's Course
3
Emergency Service (Leaders)
S-3
CERTIFICATES AND
A WARDS -1942
1.
~~::::te~~-~~~~~~~-~e~ving
(Do not include Introductory Sessions)
2. Training A wards issued
Scoutmasters' Keys .................
Scouter's Training Awards ..............................
Skipper's Keys.-.........
TOTAL ...__:........... ...f:>-..0....-.. - . . .
3-:. . . . -.. . .
·-····-z
3
...................
UNIVERSITY COURSES
The following Courses. have been conducted in Colleges, Seminaries, etc., located in this Council. These Courses and
Certificates issued are included in the
Council totals.
Name of
No. Ce_rti- Colle~ Credit
School Courses licates Yes
No
Messenger Service (Leaders)
Pack Organization
Troop Organization
Merit Badge Counselors
Troop Committeemen
x
Advanced Certificate
Other Courses
TOT AL COURSES AND CERTIFICATES
x
x
r~
-·
x
II
THE TRAINING COMMITTEE AND ITS OPERATION
Membership of the Council Leadership Training Committee consis;s of............. / ..D ..........men and includes...............l::::............ District Repre.members-at-large.
sentatives and ................
.
Comm1ttees.
. .
. T rammg
.
3 D'1stncts,
· has...........................
7.:::........have D'1stnct
1 ...........,
of wh'ch
The Council
Training Committee Meetings Held 1942: Council...........~ ........ District.........Q ............ .
3.. . . . . .
The Council ~ses volunteer course directon or instructors in the following courses (check v) :
Scoutmaster..........)(................., Elements of Cubbing............ X ................., Skipper.............................., Camping...... X................, Health and Safety.......
Principles...............X ............... Other Courses.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
The Committee and Executive Staff have given these course leaders special instruction through the following (.check v) :
Faculty Courses or Institutes...................................., Personal Conferences...........~................., Regional Institutes for Trainers........).(....................
LC. . . . . . ..,
Does the Committee have available a training inventory which indicates, by Districts, the key leaders with and without training?
Yes ..........................., No.......~..........
Training in 1942 was conducted largely on a District basis·----..................,. Council basis.......
X . .--.. . .
�Form 0-539F-30001142
ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY
(Scouts-not badges)
Get this information
from perpetual Inventory (Form No.
4102D, 41020 and
41028).
Tenderfoot*
Second Class*
First Class*
Total Scouts*
Star
Life
Total
Dec. 31,
1941
••
Qualified
Net
Enrolled
During Separated Dec. 31,
1942
During
i942
1942
~g/
1111 161' Jf/{)
fio_.?
. . ., '10/ 5"51
/tl-0
L96 lB 'l 716 ~.51
'2-9~~· 'l51l /~97 5JJ5
<fl ...
1-33 )7 r)' 11-9 197
Ordinary
Able
Total
Explorer Scouts:
b3 Jd2J
~
""
p,
.....,,,
I
~)
~
15~
J
0
I
0
0C/ I 'fcov~ ~4- 153
;&
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D
1&
f)
I
1st Honors
2nd Honors
Total
/cf
/°)/·
JI()
.-5
Cubs
------·i---,...----..--.-~tl..-~/,--1i
Bobcat
Wolf***
Bear***
Lion***
oZ
Do not Credit Second
Class Scouts with
First Class Badges
I-Aerodynamics ........................... ,, ...... 1.........
2-Aeronautics* .............................. 1.....
5
3-Agriculture* .....................................:.. 1............
4-Airplane Design .................. ............ ............
5-Airplane Structure* ................l ............
6-An$ling ...................
:4., ..... ...
*. . . . . . . . . . . .
3/.o),. 4J41U.. : .~ r/j.d
T
1i:, 7 ';!""{ -13
)
7
/
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'/
...
d.•:..
If
1
13-Automobiling ..........................."': .....1.
14-Basketry* ....................................... :: .., ....... :....
. 15-Bee Keeping* .............................. : ..... .
1 4:...
16-B7ef Production* .............................
17-Bird Study ................................. .... :...P!f ...........
18-Blacksmithing* .............................9.
19-:-Bookbinding* ............................,
..~.:.....
.::1..
). ~ 7
/?o
9 yrs. old ............. 10 yrs. and .. · ,dl yrs.#
*NOTE: Include all Scouts including 2nd and
1st class having Merit Badges.
Check "Total Scouts" in 4th column with Org. and
Ext. Committee report, Total Scouts 12/31/42.
**Net separated, not promoted.· Compute these
figures from Form 4102D as follows:
Tend. Col. 4 minus difference between Cols. 2 and 32
2nd CL-Col. 8 minus difference between Cols. 3 and 6
and higher ranks similarly from corresponding columns.
Same procedure for Cubs and Sea Scouts using Forms
4102C and 4102S.
***Include all Gold and Silver Arrows in total
for each Cub Rank.
h
· h 11
#Inc11:1 de_ w1t
yrs. t. ose 12 years or over who may
be contmumg temporanly as .Cubs pending enrol·
ment as Scouts. Check total of three ages with Org.
and Ext. Committee report, Total Cubs 12/31/42.
71-Nut Culture
72-Painting*
73-Pathfinding*
74-Personal Health*
75-Photography* ....
76-Physical Develop.
77-Pigeon Raising .
1...1 . . . . . :·
..
~.·
..... ..
.I ..l«f
.....
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..... H'j .. I ...~
.... •.....·.·.·. . ]I .......... ·.;..;:.. .
. $P·
1
..
~ ~-• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ·•~!:.•.~•.' i~~1~~~:~i~~~ ~a1 ~
2
~
~ . .-.~
. . . . . ~ 3=~~bnl~-~nTue~irh_.c·~~::::::. ~.-.'.~'.~.'. ~.·.: .·~.·.:..~..,.·.·
25 - Carpentry ..................................~1
26-Cement Work* ............................ :.... ............
27-Chemistry .....................................~ ............
28-C~ti:us Fruit Culture............ .. fll ...........
29-C!Vlcs ............................................ ............ ............
30-Coin Coll7cting ..........................................
31-Cont~rvat10n ........................... 166..............
32 -Coo mg ..: ......; .............................
,1 ............
33--Corn Farming ..................... ........... ............
34-Cott?n ~arming................ .. .. 1.1...........
35-Cychng .... .. .....................
3.
36-Dairying* . . .... .. .. ........, .. ..
37-Dog Care .. ... .
.
.
I . ...
38-Dram~t~cs . ... . ....
• 1... .
I ......
~)b vf-i.?< fq/) ~:.30 ~~=~~::~~e;,·:. · ...
Total Cubs
Cub membership Dec. 31, 1942, included:
,20. q
1
a
59-lnterpreting ....... ..
I ...
60-Journalism ..
. I ..
61-Landscape Gardening .... ·.·.·.•.·
... :· ·l ·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.
62-Leathercraft*
63-Leather Work* ...
I
64-Life Saving.......
.• . I .
.t;"'J
Sea Scout.s:
Apprentice
~·
0 0
~=~~::~ I.~~.~.5.t.?.'....... ::::::::::::::: ::::1 : : : : : : ~~=~~~~!::~ship.. ::::
. :1.: I... :...
J68 /;5)-,, 8:s /17- ib=~~~i·t·~~~~~.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::M) :::::~::: ~~=~~~~:~:~i·D~~wing. : : :1 :1. ·::l:::::~f
·::::1 :,::l:::J?.
?L ?8' ,/ i !;>/'7 g=~:~~~~~Y.. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::D. : : : : : : ~b=~~~~~*Work*
//
Eagle
MERIT BADGE RECORD
Indicate below the number of each of the
Merit Badges earned during the year 1942
...
.
:a·
:.·:t:·
.;,1"! I
1
1·.·..·.:·.·.·.........
84-Pub~ic Speakmg .:..
. J . 3. I.... .
85-Rad10 .............................. l. '11'•.. .
86-Read~ng* . . ............... · ).t ....~.
87-Reptlle Study:... ................ ..,.fl. I.......... .
88-Rocks and Mmerals ................. , .. 1.......... ..
~~-~~win} ... ~-} lfi . i:t•+(r
91=.S~l=:~a.n~_hip.............................. :··.·;1:··.·.·1·.·.·......... ..
......... mJ
92-Scholarship
·····
............ 1........ .
93-Sculpture .··· . .... .
··3-.. 1...... ..
94-Seamanship
.......... 1..... .
95-S~eep _Farming* .
..........., ... 1........ .
96-Signalmg.
.. ..... 1............ 1 ..... .
~~=~~!r~~~~g~~~~~* ..
::::::....
:3:.
1.... ..
41-Farm Layout*
99-Stalkmg ·
f .1 ... .
42-Farm Mechani~~ . . . .. 1·
100-Stamp. Collecting
~ I
4 3 _F~rm Rec_or~s .
G 1.......... 101-Sur_veyii;ig ........
I
44-F:nger Pn?t~ng ...................
·. "171·· l02-Swu_nmmg ·······
I
45-F:rema~ship ....
.. .9.... 103-Taxi~ermy .......
.. .. \ .. f.I ........... .
46-First Aid .
.. .:~·9 .. 104-Textiles ··
....... ;f.. I ..... .
47-First Aid to Animals*
. ...1 .......... 105-Weather*
,
__ .
I.... 11-Q .
48-Forestry . ........................
.. .... I.. . 106-Woodcarving*
. . . I f· I
49-Foundry Practice..
........f . . I........ 107-Wood Turning ........... ,"' .. lf9.. J.
50 F "t Cult *
4t \
108 Wood Work
I ;m. \
- rm . · ure ·
.... ...
... ~:· .. ::" ..'"·"w ... I. ~· · ·
5 l-Gardenmg* ·
· .. I ....... · l09-Zq~t"~:~~ ... :::; ;;;-.:~· .... .41... I
52-Grasses, Legumes and
Total .
..2J60 585
Forage Crops .......
'
. Ilfll ===========Cf======
53-Ha_n?icraft* ·
A. \..
(Organizer Awards 1942)
54--Hi
H km&g p. k.. p ·d
"" I \
.... ...., .. M.B. Counselors in Council
') ,./.). f_..i
og
or ro . . .. . 6. 1 . :a·
;
55
56-Hor_semanship* ...................f . ~ 1 . *Badges open to Second Class S'Couts.
6
1 · ... · · ..... Signed
57-Indian ~ore · · · .............
Chr. Advancement Committee
58-Insect Life ................................. !............ ............
#.f .. . . .
I
1
1
*....
I. . . .
�·Form 0-639A-30001142
-----·--·---
This copy for National Office
D;
Regional Office
D;
Local Office
J8l. ·
(Check appropriate box on each copy.)
DO NOT WRITE HERE
Charter Fee $._______
TRANSMITTAL SHEET
Quota. __________
Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter
Scouter Fees. ________
Tota.___________
Region No._..,£
______
Council No.
5 S'fl
NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA,
2 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y.
Attached is the application of the_ _ _ _ _ _ _~
__.._l{.,_..l_t!!.=--/C<..=.A
........._,,~"'-·Lf}"--=-W-=----------------------Council,
--fl1"-"-..,.,,.~=-M~.._P.~W~/~~"'"'"·--------'~&=N~~IV~•'----'for renewal of charter for the year beginning July 1, 1943, together with reports as called for.
Headquarters City,
State
Supplementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following:
(If any of the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expected on the line marked "Date")
Note: Items No. 1, 6, 7 and 8 should accompany application, and No. S if possible.
$
1. Charter Fee
1:r:.oo
2. Payment of Quota
3. Scouter Fees
4.
2J.- Scouter Applications
(No.)
5. Audit Report for 1942
6. Scout Executive's Report for 1942
Yes or No
Date
JIE.\i
Yes or No
Yes
Yes or No
Date
~- '!lo,19~.,,.,
Y~:;
Yes or No
7. Civic Service Report for 1942
Yes or No
o"llte
8. Program and Objectives for 1943
9
.
R t r is enclosed
ose ~·~---------------Date
was mailed,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~------Date
Signe"''------.::----:=-------Scout Executive
�ee;ip'YJ
-------
Form 0-539G-30001142
REPORT OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE-1942
Name of Council.. ....... ~.1/..1.t.. KRJ..fi.W.........e..()J!. !.f...~l."'.1....
6. .... .
h...,. S.,. B..... .L.N(; ........ .
Region No. . . .
Council No. ~.?,.8
Headquarters City .....................trJ./t.M.P/tf . ~,, ...............................................State ... I..~.N/Y,,, .
.. .
The following report presents the activities and accomplishments under the direction of this Committee during the year 1942,
covering the three major aspects of our Health and Safety program, i.e., Protection, Education and Service.
1. The membership of this Committee includes...... .. ... X ... District Health and Safety Chairmen and the following tec,P.nical
experts, as checked: Safety...... X ....... ;Public Health ....~ ...... ; Medicine . X .. ; Aquatics ............ ; Fire Prevention.'X .......... ; Firearms .....fr ....... ;
First Aid .... J( ... ; Emergency Service . ,?-f.. .. ; Farm Safety .............. ; Mountaineering .... ..
2. During 1942 the meeting places oL ...... .. 0 ......... of our Troops and other units
tion of this Committee. Standard inspection form No. 1153 was not used.
... 0. . % ) were inspected under the direc-
w.-
3. During 1942 an inspection of the Council camp ~ made by the Committee with .........7 ............ members participating.
......O. ........ Troop
Camps; off the Council campsite, were held during the year, of which .......O........were inspected by the Committee.
4. Procedures to insure that all carriers used for the transportation of Scouts on Scouting activities were in proper condition
for such uses, with adequate insurance coverage, h~ot been in effect during 1942.
..
5. The plan for medical examination of new Scouts is in effect in .........O ........... of our Troops ( ...................... %) Form No. 1154 ·
is !lot used.
6. Pre-camp medical examination is required for all who attend the Council camp as checked: Scouts .... ).c" ... , Camp
Leaders . .. :r.{. ..... ; Food Handlers ......~....... Form 952 and 952A ~ used.
are
Recheck of Scouts, Leaders and Food Handlers
~t
made by a medical doctor after arrival at camp.
lS
7. .. ...... Q........ .Training courses in Health and Safety were given by this Council during the year with .... 0
having completed the course.
8.
...... different Scourers
We have an Emergency Service Corps of Senior Scouts with .......... .. ,IL.{.........qualified members.
(J.
.,J.r•
We ~&'- a Mobilization Plan.
J:mve
A
9. All cases of serious or fatal accidents or illness involvins Scouts, Scourers, or guests incident to Scouting activities in this
Council during 1942 have been promptly reported to the National Council, with the following exceptions with reasons ....................... ..
..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
................................................................................................................................................................... ................................................................................................................................................ .
~
10. We have cooperated with the following local Health and Safety agencies in their activities ........................................................................ ..
~;:~~=i=:~~~::~:=_,lf~l ~~•'<•
a) Complete organization of Committee including all technical experts and chairmen of District Health and Safety Committees............ X, ................. .
b) Medical examination of new Scouts in all Troops ..
............. , or in .... .f.Li) ....... % of our Troops.
c) Program of Inspection as checked: Troop and other unit meeting places . X
AH transportation equipment.................... ; Sea Scout watercraft .... ).\ ................ .
d) Emergency Service Corps......... ).(.. ......with.
..... ; Council and
Troop Camps ... )(........ ,
.. .... qualified members by December 31; Mobilization Plan ......................... ..
'V
e) Training Courses in Health and Safety........"" ........... (No. of courses .....(!,................... ).
Signed ................................................................................................................................................
Chairman, Health and Safety Committee
�00
4. This Council has accepted its quota of $.,;:,.l>O.::::-:
......... for the year 1943, and agrees to pay it to the treasurer of the
National Council as follows: in full herewith, $........................... ; in ..............k: ............. equal payments of $.7.-~o.:.~ ..... each during the
months of.. .......................hJll.:J.......A.M:lJ........N..:1J..r#':..tr;;1A1J..f.:t..eff;.tf::~ ........................................................ ..................................................................................................................
.
5.. Our t~tal outstanding i~debte~ness as of D~cember 31, _19~2, amounted to $:-.,,§. . 1.?l.0. Of thi~,Jnt, $.J.S...7d.O. . .
1s due the National Supply Service which the Council plans to liquidate by (date) ......~ ..... k..8. 1..!.. "........ ........ through monthly
payments of $................................. beginning..............................................................................................................
.
6. This Council requests that W~ the period July 1, 1943 to June 30, 1944 credit be extended by the Supply Service for
an amount not to exceed $ .t.f..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 19.~1. ... The corporate name is:
...................... ... ~H..f...C...K.IJ..fl.Bt..W........~O..U!.N.C..!../,,,u····/J...().:/......:5..f:..@M..7...J.....ift..rP..... .. f/J.M.1;;,K..J..<rP..fJL ....t/!:/f.J:;..,..........................................................
III.
ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION
1.
This Council's membership record of total boys and men follows:
"TOTAL BELONGING" DURING THE YEAR
CUBS
CUBBERS'~
/; -u1
636
During 1941
il /'
!.:~3 f'
During 1942
J&O
SCOUTS
SCOUTERS
TOTAL BELONGING (See Note)
6 r:.)::).
~_.,.,·""'u
11 77
"'f_?(7t) /4 )i()
</tbi /41q5
NOTE: For Cubs, Cubbers, Scouts, Scouters, (first 4 columns above) "Total Belonging" equals number on record at beginning of year, plus
new during year, plus separated reregistered who were separated prior to 1942.
For last column, use preceding formula and then deduct Cubs who became Scouts and Scouts who became Scouters. (Last column
will not be sum of first 4 columns.)
AS OF DECEMBER 31:
CUBBERS*
CUBS
I :!!
~36
7 II
December 31, 1942
1943 Objective
-
* "Cubbers"
g9
~
December 31, '1941
~.-:-;
.,..,,_r
IC.9
SCOUTS
SCOUTERS
0 I J ,,..,-··'
:::r
~1~6
)/I'!"°',.,...
~{)t//o
j'"!
/{) ....-'""' <•. /
.Jl,Z7o
I, I 8 t.f...
'°z •.
/
TOTAL
7
-:!,,_~:;' 7
. .'~;;~_.f
-~!~;
,
\:..?~
t
31./-'
should include registered Den Mothers.
3.4.
2. On December
1942 we had .... ../,.5-f ........ .Troops which represent an Opportunity In~ that is, the opportunity for
boys ~o be ~couts, of... ..... ; ...~······· We prop~ ~o _increase o~r total number of Troop~ t~ ./. .....
by December 31'. 19~:·
thus mcreasmg our Opportumty Index to ............ t···'7°'.'.· .. ···· The highest 25% of the Councils m the country have an Opportuntcy
Index of 4.8 or better.
I
1
;r.,. . .
2~
In 1942 we organized ..............
:..... :......... new Tyiops and Dropped and failed to reorganize .......... <P ........... Troops.
3. During 1942 we enrolled ..... /~bnew Scouts, giving us a Recruiting Index of. ....
We propose to enroll
/,. . "t.o.0.0 ... new Scouts during 1943 for a Recruiting Index of.. . ..Q ..;,, ... .. The highest 25% of the Councils in the country
·have a Recruiting Index of 45.0 or better.
/J
:;,9.t.f?.. . . .
r7 Scouts.
During 1942 we had a net dropped of... J")_tf
.........................
2 . b. . . . .
4. On December 31, 1942 we had ........
Cub Packs and expect to increase this to ..........
31, 1943. During 1942 we dropped and failed to reorganize............:2-f. ........... Cub Packs.
Z!
Q ........ Packs by December
We enrolled .~1?. new Cubs during 1942, and expect to enroll .... 2..5.0.... new Cubs during 1943.
6. During 1942 .... /./:0.. .. different Scouts reached a tenure of 4 years in Scouting. By 1943 we •expect.. . ./.C'.. CJ.
Scouts will reach a 4-year tenure.
rJ P,
7. On December 31, 1942 ...........;: .....d. ........ % of our Troops were operating on the Standard Troop Budget Plan. We expect to
increase this to 8. 0 ...... % by the end of 1943.
·
5.
(
.
R.S: ..... % of our Scouts and...........'1..0........... %
8.
Approximately
9.
Boy Fact Survey was conducted in...........~................. Districts in 1942, in.. .
of our Cubs as of December 31, 1942 had uniforms.
.'2 ....... Districts in 1941.
�IV. CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES
1. During 1942 ..... ../.l.:/............. % of our Troops and ........"t:.1..9............ % of our &outs were in ca.mp for at least one week under
their own leadership. We expect to increase this to..........~.............. % of our Troops and ........ ~ ........... % of our Scouts in 1943.
£.........
2. .. ......J:::..7 ........... % of our Troops and .......... ../ ..
% of our Scouts had no camping experience (either short or long term
camping) during 1942. (Check with corresponding figures in Camping and Activities Committee report.)
3. This Council promoted an Activities program in 1942 including the following, as checked: Boy Scout Week participation ........ <Zt ..1L; Circus, or similar type .............................. ; Merit Badge Show.............................. ; Ca.mporee ...... ,... g,............. ; Mobilization
.....................,.... ; Agricultural Fair participation........................ ; Vacation program in addition to Camping..................... ., ....... ; Pilgrimages to
histoi;ic s)lrines .............................. ; First Aid Demonstrations.......;Z,.
.... ; Troop Special Events .. ;~ ,JJ.. .........
NOTE: Please use the following symbols to indicate whether event is on a Coundl or District basis:-"C"-Council; "D"District; "N"-Neighborhood or Small Community; use any combination of symbols if several types are held.
V. LEADERSHIP TRAINING. Because of the importance of training as a major responsibility and Local Council activity,
provision is made this year for a separate report emphasizing the job that remains undone, a~ yvell as the job that has been
accomplished, as also the objectives for 1943. This is done with the understanding that thespecial report on training will be
presented to the Executive Board as a part of the Council's annual report.
VI. ADVANCEMENT
See separate report.
VII.
HEALTH AND SAFETY
'()
1. To help assure suitable meeting places for our Troops and other units, ..................................
% of such meeting places were
inspected during 1942.
2. In the interest of individual health, .........0.. ............. % . of our Troops are using the plan for medical examination of all
new Scouts.
3. .. ... 0
4.
............of
our Scouters completed training courses in Health and Safety during 1942.
..
. .
x
.X ........... ; Mobilization Plan
The Emergency Service plan is in effect in this Council including (Check) E. S. Corps .....
........... If not, it will be in 1943. (Check) E. S. Corps ............................. ; Mobilization Plan ............ :................. .
VIII. READING PROGRAM
A.
BOYS' LIFE
To stimulate the use of BOYS' LIFE by all Scouts, we will help attain the National goal of "50% of all Scout membership
as subscribers."
1. The Progress and Objective report showed we had ....
of .....~.:).. ~...... subscriptions on December 31, 1942.
j. ~ •.~ . . % of our Scouts subscribing to BOYS' LIFE for a total
2: Anticipati?g a reas?nable increase. jn 1943 we h~ve. set a BOYS' LIFE objective of.. .......
subscribers. ThlS will result m a total of...... ~:t'./ O ... subscnpt1ons on December 31, 1943.
..
../.6.... . . %
of our members as
B. GENERAL
did
l.· In 1942 this Council ~~ promote good reading. We used a.) Field Commissioner for reading: Yes.
)( ....... ; b.) Reading Committee: Yes ... X.,:: ...... ,No ......................... Committee had .......... 8........... members.
No
2. Reading has been promoted in ... ~ ... of our Districts by Field Commissioners: Yes..........
., No ..... X
or by ....... ft..g(.t,~;;_:~::!Jf..(;f. ...... ~.r!.:.$iPJ3J.C!C!!.C.C...... ................................................................................................................................................................................................
3. In 1943 we plan to use a.) Field Commissioner: Yes.......
........ ; No
X ................... ; b.) Reading Committee:
Yes ...........X.,_........... , No..................... ; or............
................................,........................................................................................................................................................................... ..
4.
5.
6.
~ .... of our Troops
.. .......'.k.0........ of our Troops
c·
( .......~LY.'..%) have an organized program for stimulating good reading.
( ......
IJ ........ % )
have Troop libraries.
We have .......'.':~............... Reading M. B. Counsellors.
�~'orm
0-639-30001 142
/
REGION No..... fj .... .
COUNCI L No...8
... .
APPLICATION
Jor
RENEWAL
of
LOCAL CO UN CIL CH AR TE R
for the Year Beginning July 1, 1943
NATION AL COUNCI L,
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA,
2 Park A venue,
New York, N. Y.
The ....................... ~~-.-...................................................................................Council, Boy Scouts of
(Name of Council)
Amei:l!l~ith
headquarters at. ........ S01....(lolllilll\1laa...~1... io.,.,.... ~~-. ... f~!'Htee
..............................................
(Local Mailing Address)
(City)
.
(State)
.
..
and. having jurisdiction over (indicate entire Area) ....... .S.Wl.v-···~~i'f-t: . f~.-.,,
. h\e,....
...h~•tlS:lll.,. ... ~lB.J.... ~t....C..... _•....~l:~ll•....Ut . ~la. . lo~J ....80
l1~la
..................
k~.f.. ...M.:f. ...~~,,-~ ...~~I'....... :~~...................... .................................................................'. ..............................,............ :.................
hereby applies for renewal. of its charter for the year begiiining July 1, 1943. In
application, the following summary of accomplishments and progress in 1942 and
is presented.. Further details will be found in the accompanying reports which are
of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibility as a Local Council as required by
Boy Scouts of America, Article XI, Section 2, Clause 3.
.
justification of this
Objectives for 1943
offered as evidence
the By-Laws of the
E~~:ti~~p~~::~o~~ ~taJ~~e~~t~n~:=~ic:: o~ ~~~~r~;:~~.J~~::~~ ~~~ ~~~~.~~~~.~~~e a:=~~~~
or
.... ....
meeting a quorum was present and the Council sp~y-~ccepted 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
re ations of
the Boy &outs of America.
· -- ·-.
Signed
21.4~~!!!.?#.. ~1~~~.@::.~ ............................
Scout Executive
BOY SCOUTS
OF AMERICA
(Incorporated February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.)
,
�I. THE COUNCIL
1. As of December 31, 1942, we had ............... alf......;Council mem~ers, which included representatives of. .........lf;O...... % of the
institutions or groups of citizens within our jurisdiction which sponsor Troops or Packs.
In accordance with the policy of the Boy Scouts of America, ·major religious groups of our territory are represented in the
·
Council and Executive Board in the following numbers:
Council ................................... .Jewish.......................... ; Catholic. ............- ............ ; Protestant......... :.~.......... .
Executive Board..................Jewish.....................1;....... ; Catholic.: .............. ,a ...,.........; Protestant. ........................ .
2. Amendments to our Constitution and By-Laws wer~ 'adopted in 1942.
These amendments have been approved by the National Council.
(If not, attach copies.)
D
D
Yes
Yes
OsNo
D No
3. This Council has ............... -1 ............. organized Districts with fu!lctioning District Committees.
There are .. :............Q..............Districts yet to be organized. Of these we will organize.............. Q.......... .in 1943.
.......... ............. ... .. ......Districts are sharing in financing this Council.
4. We have an average of one Commissioner for every.... ,....f ...............institutions sponsoring Troops or Packs, and expect to
make this one Commissioner for every .................4 .......... .institutions by December 31, 1943.
...meetings of our Executive Board .
During 1942 there were ..............J. ..................meetings of our Council and .....................J..
(except July and August) during 1942, and the rest averaged ........ 3~U}I'
meetings.
5.
..... :..... :O............... of our District Committees met monthly,
6.
Our annual meeting is held in the month of.. ..................... ~............................................................ :.
Officers and members of our Council serve for one year beginning.............J.r~ ... J.d..................................................... .
Number of
7. Functioning of Council and Districts repreCommittees
sented on each
rri
~
~
....
....
......
Council
I
Executive Board
a
Organization and Extension
Leadership Training
Advancement
Camping and,Activities ·
Finance
u Other Committees:
II.
a
I
::;;: Health and Safety
::;;:
0
I
B
I
I
CHECK THOSE
FUNCTIONING
WELL
a
••
..
a
••
•
No.of
Members
£or 1943
ADDITIONAL COMMENTS
at
a
1t
1£\
la
I
I
13
FINANCE
1. In making Scouting available to the boys of our territory during · 1942, net operating expenditures amounted to
$ .... .IO•.ltf.,fl That we may not only continue, but may strengthen and extend our Council. service and bring Scouting to
an increased number of boys in 1943, we have planned a net operating budget of$ ...... ~.~~~.~...... *.
2. We had an employed Executive staff 0£.. ............... :4............. men December 31, 1942.
We plan to incre~se this staff by the employ~ent of.. .............. ,.O.................. additional men in 1943.
3. In order to assure proper handling and accounting for the. funds entrusted· to· this Cou,ncil, our accounts
(@~Jtttftri i~lilto ~'\mt~~t.f!)
audited by......... P.e21l.,.... ~ ...Ml~....8t....
C:...,..,...
(State whether professional accountants or Auditing Committee.)
* These
figures should agree with corresponding totals in Finance Committee report.
have been
w~
�Form 0-589E-80001142
REPORT OF LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE-1942
i.... . . ,.........................................................................................
I .......
NAME OF COUNCIL... .................~j.~:~"';<·:~tf... :~tt,\l..,i,.).,..... 1if..~,.A,._ ....
RegionNo ...................
HEADQUARTERS· CITY........................................................................................................................................ STATE....................•.... :.,... •·:····:.......................................... .
Council No........~....... .
RESULTS IN BASIC TRAINING*
As of December 31, 1942, we have accomplished the followin~ towar,d providing all of the key leaders of our registered units with BASIC TRAINING•:
Leaders and Assistants (not Committeemen) with INTRODUCTORY TRAINING· ("Fundamentals of the Boy Scout Movement" or Total "Elements of
.l)cout Leadership-Part I") l:'[umber registered 12/31/42 ..............•.................. ;Number with Introductory Training ........... "'1i?.,I ................; Per cent ....~$.,.:%;
Objective 12/31/43 Per cent ........... Jll ........... %.
UNITS HAYING a LEADER with BASIC TRAINING•
Number
registered
12/31/42
Have completed
Basic Training•
1'Juml5er
%
Scoutmasters
'I.I.,;...~
At.
Assistants
tit~
~
Cubmasters
~
Assistants
1ti\
•
Skippers
•s
m
~
Mates
Objective
12/31/43
Number
registered
12/31/42
%
• •
143
Troops
Ul
M
Neigh'd Patrols
WA
•
Packs
M
·M
.
. Number having a
Leader with Training
Numlier
%
,
Explorer Leaders
Rover Crews
Assistants
Rov.er and
Air Scout Leaders
Air Squadrons
•
...
''
%
U!
~
•
I
•
·60
M
Neigh'd Dens
Ships and
S. S. Patrols
Exp. Troops
and Patrols·
Objective
12/31/43
1
'
Assistants
TOTALS
·
"BASIC TRAINING means.completion of the appropriate training as follows:
I. Scoutmasters and Assistants-Scoutmasters Course or Elements of Scout Leadership, Parts I and II, or former equivalent
2. Cubmasters and Assistants-Elements of Cub Leadership
3. Skippers and Mates-Skippers Course or Elements of Seascout Leadership
4. Explorer Leaders and Assistants-Explorer Leaders Course
5. Rover and Air Scout Leaders and Assistants-I, 3, or 4 above
UNITS WITH LEADERS TRAINED IN OUTDOOR WORK
a. Troops having at least one leader with training in Camping-course in
. "Troop Camping'', or "Elements of Scout Leadership,-Part III''-(Short
Term Camping).
b. Sea Scout Ships and Patrols having at least one leader with training in
"Sea Scout Camping and Cruising".
·
STATUS 12/31/42
OBJECTIVE 12/31/43
Number ........aJ. ............. .
Percent .........!
Number,. .....
Percent .........
..............
.. .10.. . . . . . . . . . .
Jt. . . . ..
D..............
.......8.0....,..............
11
COMMISSIONERS WITH TRAINING
a. Number registered Commissioners .................................... .
b. Have completed a Commissioners' Training Course.
Number ........... :4 .............
Percent ........•..............
I
Number .............................
.
c. Have Basic course for Unit Leaders, but not Commissioners' Course.
LEADERS WITH SCOUT EXPERIENCE
a. Had Scout Experience starting with Tenderfoot Rank.
Percent ........ ~: ............ .
40
.................................
.. .m. . . . . . . . . .
Number ...................... .
Percent ........ /ll: .............
The above information and that on the reverse side represent our Training Report for 1942 and our plans for 1943.
SIGNED.....................................................................................................................................................................................Chairman, Leader~hip Training Committee
DATE.................................................................. SIGNED .....................................................................................................................................................................SCOUT EXECUTIVE
�1942 TRAINING RECORDS AND 1943 OBJECTIVES
"FUNDAMENTALS OF THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT," the Introductory .Training Session for all leaders of
Scouting-Council and District officers as well as unit leaders. Di.iring 1942 this Council conducted this session..........f.................
times with........l.11 ........ Jeaders receiving the training.
Approximately the following percent of leaders have completed this Introductory Training or its previous equivalent.
Council Members...................1 .......... %; Board Members ........................1 ........ %; Disfrict Committeemen...............0 .............. %; Commissioners .............. 40........... %; Merit Badge Counsellors ....................1 ......... %; Troop and Pack Committeemen ..............t................ %.
1942
No.of
Courses
Conducted
District Council
1943
No.of
Certificates
Issued
CHECK COURSES
PLANNED
District . Council
CERTIFICATES AND
AWARDS -1942
Scoutmasters' Course
BASIC
TRAINING Elements o~ Cub Leadership
1.
Skippers' Course
(Do not include Introductory Sessions)
i
2. Training Awards issued
Scoutmasters' Keys...................._~··-····· ..-······
\ Scouter's Training Awards ........!li.....................
Skipper's Keys_..............·--··p-················TOTAL -·-···-····· ..-·-·-··"'--·-·----·-·-·
Explorer Leaders' Course
Air Scout
Leaders~
~~:;~;te~~-~~:~~~.•'.::Jlivin_:
Course
OUTDOOR Troop Camping
TRAINING Short Term Camping (Elements III)
Sea Scout Camping and Cruising
UNIVERSITY COURSES
The following Courses· 1iave been conducted in Colleges, Seminaries, etc., located in this Council. These Courses and
Certificates issued are included in the
Council totals.
OTHER Health and Safety
TRAINING Standard First Aid
Principles of Scout and JPart I
) Part II
Cub Leadership
No. Ce_rti- Collell'.e Credit
Name of
No
School Courses ficates Yes
Commissioner's Course
Emergency Service (Leaders)
Messenger Service (Leaders)
Pack Organization
Troop Organization
Merit Badge
Co~nselors
Troop Committeemen
x
Advanced Certificate
x
x
x
Other Courses
TOTAL COURSES AND CERTIFICATES
THE TRAINING COMMITTEE AND ITS OPERATION
men and includes.................l
~embership ofghe Council Leadership Training Committee consists of.................
sentatives and.......- .........................members-at-large.
.
Committees.
. .
. T raining
h ~ve. D"istrjt
h. 3
·
3:..·····--D"1stncts,
of whi c......................
.T.he Counci.1 has.............
Training Committee Meetings Held 1942: Council........................... Distnct........................... .
D.. . . . .
The Council fes volunteer course direc~on; or jstructors i~ the following courses. ( chec~v) :
. . . . . . . District
Repre-
·1f
~~~=:~:~~~:.~::·.:·.~::~:·,~."."."."."."~.~:···Ot;~;7::~:se~....:~ ~ ~ ·: .·:.·.·.~·.-.·.:·.:·.~- -~· · .".·~:.·.·:.".".".".'.....:.~ =-~.~ : : : ·.:·.: ·:.: ·.:·.:·.: : ·.:·:.·.·.· · =-~ ~ ~-~: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : '.....~~-~~·~·~····~~~·····=~·~-~-~.~·.:::::::·.~~:::::·.:·.~::·.·.:·.::
. The Committee and. Executive Staff have given these course leadef special ins~ruction t~rough the fol~owing (cf ck v) :
Faculty Courses or Institutes..................................., Personal Conferences................:................... , Regional Institutes for Trainers...............:................... .
Does the Commifee have available a training inventory which indicates, by Districts, the key leaders with and without training?
Yes.--..······-···:..., N 0 .........---······-·
Training in 1942 was conducted la.rgely on a District basis........- ................., Council basis.........
_:!!·-·-····
�Form 0-539C-S0001142
Make sure business related to December ex·
piratlons is accounted
for according to procedure announced In
Dr. West's Bulletin
# 20, Series of 1941.
REPORT OF. ORGANIZ ATION AND EXTENSION
COMMITTEE - 1942
Chl~~
. --·1 t D,.:;:.A•. Id.
Name of Council
; till •
Headquarte rs City ~-~·
TABLE 1
1. Total Troops*
(a) Sea Scout Ships
Total on
Dec. 31, 1941
ltl
4
(b) Sea Scout Patrols (in Troops)
State
New in
1942
•
Net
Separations
in 1942
(See note)
16
4
l
#
Transfers
due to
Territory
changes
Out
In
,
Region No.
Council No.
,.,.~
Total
Dec. 31, 1942
dl
I
1
Estimated
New in
1943
11
3
Estimated
Net
Separations
in 1943
Objectives
for
Dec. 31, 1943
lit
10
l
',,
l
l
2
3
I,)
2
(c) Explorer Troops
(d) Explorer Patrols (in Troops)
l
l
(e) Rover Crews
(£) Air Squadrons
:)
0
2
(g) Air Scout Patrols (in Troops)
2
.;(
..
a
5
IS
~
.....
(h) Neighborhood Patrols
(i) Lone Scout Tribes
(j) Negro Troops
·44
(k) Indian Troops
2.
Total Scouts**
(a) Sea Scouts
(b) Explorer Scouts
(c) Rover Scouts
(d) Air Scouts
(e) Lone Scouts
(£) Negro Scouts
(g) Indian Scouts
3.
Total Scouters
4. Total Packs
Negro Packs
~
•
I
,..
144$
11
""\j
.,
"*"
ais
l~
M
111
1{~
18
8
Negro Cubs
6.
Total Cubbers (including Den Mothers
Den Mothers
ail
6
1
8
l
4~
~
WO
•"
80
104
la
I
••
• •
Vi~'5
:tll
:~~
'
-..
14
..
1
J
1:.;ff
Neighborhood Dens
5. Total Cubs
10
·***
••
• •
WI
'
47
.,.
l
llM
•
I
ea
•
113
11
8
lat
l
..•
~
3
60
100
u
0
a
*'° '"
-·~...
~
1
1'5
••
10
1114
•
'
m
lml
181
ll
Den Chiefs
#"Net Separations" equals total separated minus "separated· reregistered."
Neighborhood Patrols and Lone
*Include in figures on this line total number of all Troops, Explorer Troops, Rover Crews, Sea Scout Ships, Air Squadrons,
follow.
which
(i)
to
(a)
lines
of
sum
the
be
notnecessarily
Scout Tribes. This will
in 1942" include only boys who were
**Include in figures on this line total number of all Scouts in above indicated units and Lone Scouts. In column "New
new in Scouting in 1942. This will not necessarily be the sum of lines (a) to (f) which follow.
from some other branch of
***In second column "New in 1942,'' include all boys who entered these branches of Scouting in 1942, whether Jhq transferred
~
$
Scouting or not.
(a) New 12-year-olds regVed in 1942................................................,...... EtJmated new 12-year-old Scouts in 1943.-.......................- ...·-····-·-··--·
31, 1942.
(b) We had on record............................................. Scout Troops and.............................................Cub Packs expired and not reregistered on Dec.
I•
�TABLE 2
A-Tenure achieved in 1942 by Scouts and by Assistant Scoutmasters
under 21 who have been ·Scouts. (1)
.... .. ,.
-
Less than
1 Year
(a) Number on roll Dec. 31, 1942 who attained respective years of
tenure in 1942 (2)
1
Yeai:
18
(b) Number Net Separated in 1942 who attained respective years of I
tenure in 1942 (3)
(c) Total (a+b) who attained respective years of t~nure in 1942
~
1414
Less than
1 Year
1*···
(d) Total who will attain respective years of tenure in 1943
2
Years
J..a9
441.:J.
115
3
Years
5 or more
Years
4
Years
'1<)0·
~
ans
" ,,,•
4Da
1
Year
TOTAL
••
Ut
lA
lfmt
B-OBJECTIVES FOR 1943-2, 3, or 4 year Scouts in 1943 come from
the 1, 2, and 3 year Scouts of 1942
Sor more
Years
4
Years
3
Years
2
Years
TOTAL
:l~(i
3).~}
3,-'3'1(1
(1) When lapsed Troops reregister only Scouts and Assistant Scoutmasters under 21 who reregister with the Troop shall be credited with years of tenure
. attained during the lapsed period of the Troop.
(2) Scouts attain tenure only on anniversaries of the date they first became Scouts, which is not necessarily the same as the reregistration date of the
Troop. Separated Reregistered Scouts lose tenure credit for the period they were not registered.
(3) Do not include Scouts separated in 1942 who did not attain an additional year of tenure in 1942 before separating.
( 4) Information for both sections A and B of this table may readily be obtained from the Gray Scout Service Chart. If your Council does not keep this chart
a request to the Supply Service will bring you the "Gray Scout Service Manual".
Please check whether Council keeps the Gray Scout Service Chart: Yes O ; No
TABLE 3
MEMBERSHIP FACTORS BY POPULATION GROUPS
Classify units by population groups, then secure data for
each group from unit records so classified.
500,000
and
over
100,000
to
500,000
ANNUAL 12-YEAR-OLD BOY CROP.
Check totals in last colmn,
these 4 lines against corresponding totals in Table 1.
Check Table 4 below similarly.
A. New Scouts during 1942
B. Total Scouts Dec. 31,
1942.
C. Total Troops Dec. 31,
1942.
D. Net dropped Troops
during 1942.
TABLE 4
S
f Use same pop'n. group
l
headings as in Table 8.
A-New Cubs in each group in 1942.
I
B-Total Cubs, Dec. 31, 1942.
C-Number of Packs in each group Dec. 31, 1942.
D-Packs dropped in each group in 1942.
TABLE 5
I
I
25,000
to
100,000
10,000
to
25,000
2,500
to
10,000
Under I
2,500
and o.c.
TOTAL
1•
:rm
14146
.....
~
ibV
UU.5
lal
30
U'Sl.
18
a
16
...
m
••
i
I
!
:£R
~
00
~
3
a&
~)
4
ORDERLY EXIT PLAN -1942
Death
Total Separated Scouts During 1942.
.
Transfers
1!
I
.
Junior
Alumni
Promotion
I
Dropped
l.OW
I
TOTAL
1mrl
m
~
Durmg 1942......................................................
of our Cubs became 12 years old. Of these, ..........................:...........................became Scouts.
TROOP BUDGET AND PACK THRIFT PLAN
The Council has a definite plan for promoting the Troop Budget and Pack Thrift Plan (check one) Yes~; No
11.0
.......................... ~ ........ Troops
.................. ~.~........ Packs
73 . %)
( ......
54%)
( ..................
. . .
o.
~
80 %) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1943.
. . . . . . . . .Troops ( .........
11
were on Thrift Plan Dec. 31, 1942; Objective :.................................... Packs ( ..........:....... %) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1943.
were on Budget Plan J?ec. 31, 1942; Obiecbve :..........
Signed..................................=....................................................................
Chr. Organization and Extension Committ~~
.. "I
�Form 0·689D·80001142
REPORT OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE-1942
Name of Council
Ohl. . . Ommcd.1, :a.;;.A. JM.
REGION No . ~-·~COUNCIL No!SSI._·
_.'----
~d••
State
·-'-'-mil=.
=·•"'--·_ __
RECORD OF YEAR-ROUND CAMPING-JAN. 1 to DEC. 31, 1942
Headquarters City .
Based on the statement in "Camping Policies" on "Council Supervision of the year-round Camping Program of the Troops," please state
below the numb~r <;>f Troops as of December 31, 1942 you consider are in Groups 1 and 2: (See Bulletin No. 5 of the "Chief Scout Executive,"
March 31, 1939.)
GROUP 1: Number of Troops with an effective Camping Program
........... ,..............................Troops
•
(Adequate year-round outdoor program averaging one outing feature each month.)
2: A: Number of Troops doing some camping but not up
to the standard of Group 1
SI
Troops
..........................................
42
..................................
:.......Troops
B: Number of Troops doing NO camping
TOTAL ABOVE GROUPS (Check with Org. and Ext. Committee report, "Total Troops, Dec. 31, 1942")
.......1a ......................Troops
ESTIMATE NUMBER of SCOUTS having NO CAMPING in 1942: .................&m ............................................Scouts.
This is valuable in measuring the job to be accomplished, and for the information of the Local Council as well as the Home Office.
Obviously this estimate must be based on a report from Troops at the end of the year.
*Troops=Troops, Ships,
Neighborhood Patrols
Explorer Troops, Tribes,
Rover Crews
Membership, June 30, 1942 was .... li.3...........Troops*, .......81.. . . Scouts. "Total belonging during the year": ...~~.......... Scouts (''5)
YEARLY SUMMARY COUNCIL SUPERVISED CAMPING
Include Tours, Cruises, Camporees, Agricultural Service Camps, etc.
Do Not Include Scouts from other Councils
Long
Short
Term (*1)
Term (*2)
A. CHARTERED TROOPS
I. On Council Site
.
1. Number of Troops...-··-··--2. Number differen~ Scouts.........
3. Number Troop Scouters...........
1
ta
.a>
1461
2't
4. Number Scout Days (*3) ......
1~
.Lo.184
1
a4
1
Total Negro Scouts, June 30, 1942
Negro Scouts in Long Term Camps
I
Sep~rate
3
IL Off Council Site
1. Number of Troops........................
2. Number different Scouts........
3. Number Troop Scouters...........
4. Number Scout Days (*3) .....
a
188
.
14
41
B.
PROVISIONAL TROOPS
I. On Council Site
1. Number different Scouts........
2. Number Scout Days (*3) ............
G
49'2
II. Off Council Site
1. Number different Scouts...........
2. Number Scout Days (*3) ............
c.
s.". . .
"
Included in Yearly Summary are:
Council-wide Camporee
District Camporees
..................
..... ............
Agricultural Service Camp
Sea-Scout Rendezvous
..................
Tours Outside Council
........... ......
TOTALS
I. Number different Scouts (*4)
II. % of Membership (*5) ...............
III. Number Scout Days (*3) .........
-
is.a
118
..
1461
491
1499
H
H
Number of Tours
Philmont
"
'
....
.... .............
..................
Scouts
Scouts
Scouts
Scouts
Scouts
Scourers
Tours
Scouts
.................. Scourers
Plan to have Philmont trip in 1943:
Camp for Negro Scouts
Yes. ....... ;No ..~ ..
.. Scouts
Scouts
...;~~~-"... ;No ...
673
i:ur··
PROMOTION
Summer Camp promotion chiefly by Troops...... ; direct with Scouts ....
Have pl!J.n for advising Troops on all-year camping
program, using "Troop Camping Objectives," etc. Yes .. ...... ;No. ......
Earning and Saving for camp promoted in Troops: Yes ..... ... ;No... .. ...
Short term camping reports by Troops are secured: Yes ... ..... ;No ...
x
x
x
x
PROGRAM
1942 Outdoor program included the following: (Check)
Senior Camping......... ; Cub "Outings" (on family, den or pack
basis) ......... ; Winter Camp......... ; Sea Scout Cruises ......... ; Vacation
Day Camps...................
"'!/'
Summer Camp on Troop and Patrol basis:
Yes .... :'~.; No ....
(*1) Camping periods of six days or more should be reported under Long-Term.
( *2) Camping periods of less than six days and not less than overnight should be reported under Short-Term.
( *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 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 on this line is different Scouts camping during the year. It will not necessarily equal the sum of the attendance in the four previous classifications. (Estimate if
necessary.)
(*5) In computing the percentage of Long-Term Camping for the year, divide the number of different Scouts camping by the June 30 membership. In computing the percentage
in Short-Term Camping for the year, divide the number of different Scouts camping by the "Total Belonging During the Year" membership. The "Total Belonging"
equals the "Number on record at the Beginning of the Year". plus the "New During the Year" plus Scouts separated prior to 1942 and re-registered in 1942. This should
agree with Scout figure in first table on page 3, Section IV of Charter Application.
�1942 FINANCIAL STATEMENT-CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL
$-·--·······---
Council budget appropriation for camping Capital Expt"nse
2a2()2,W:.6~
$----~
Expenditures for Budgeted Capital Outlay $.
Capital Bills outstanding not included
OPERATING RECEIPTS:
OPERATING EXPENSE
1$_.e...88
From Camper fees ·····-····~·········-·-······-··········$ .....
From other sources (Canteen etc.) ...... $..............
For Food by Council •.•...•.............:·-·-····-·--·------·-
.aft.._18
Total above items ·····-···-··············-·-·······-····-·····--·····
"(Enter this figure i1,1 Finance Com. report, Col. 2)
Original Budget appropriation for Camp Operation......
Total Receipts -···-·-·-·-··-·-·-·---·····-·-····--•oo········· (A)
Operating JJl!i~ul!ei> ~ .,~ or Deficit ( B - A) ...........
0000
For Transportation by Council ---·-····-·-·······--·····-·-·-····-$......:347.0StH
For Salaries and Wages -·······-·····-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·······-····-····-····-·-··
For Income producing sources (canteen, etc.)·--····-····
Other Operating Expenditures --··--·-·····-····-·--·-·······-········
Total of above Expenditures ··-··········-···-·······-·······-·-·--··--··
Bills .outstanding not included above --·····--····-·--··-········
$.............................•....
46798
$.........................
~ .....
$...·-·--····-·-···
$ .. _.l.Qt~ll
S--·-·-·-···----·$______4"~1fl;I4i
Total Operation Expense ·····-·-·············-·-····-······-·· ( B) $-············--·-··-by........•.............•.......•....•.............•.................•....•..... Public Accountants
- l•.....m>.•....11.G......................................... 194......,
Camp accounts (were) ( ~ audited on ..•.......
PM;,
PHYSICAL FACILITIES
•wJ:a•
MltobeU: t"l O>.
(List only changes since December 31, 1941)
CAMP NAME
No. of
acres
I
I
I No.
of I
Troop
VALUATION
CONTROL*
I
Sites
I
Land
I
I
I
Bldgs.
Equipment
I
I
Type of Camp**
Used
year
around
I
I I
*
State whether" site is: (!) 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 (I) 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
.....u
.
. · ----············-····-::
~
·i"• ~u
· · ,......•..........•..............•................•....-..········-····-··Camp Director
..........-··-·····-~·-···..::···-'--·'··-·"'-·;·-·-·-·-·-····-·-·-·-·-·······-·············-·-·D1d
he have Camp D.irector •s comfillss1on
lf more than one camp is operated...,.-list additional. directors below.
I.~.... Jeeoohwll@ (l*..«-.}
.
.
Number on central Camp Staff?..
.
oo·•···················-~---·-················How many
N&
State if they hold Camp Director's commissions.
CAMP STAFF
~~........•........... How many Adults. (over
!~····--·
are registered Scouters? ........•.....
21) ?.....•..........
Number of Provisional Troop Staff?..........-·-····-····--·-····-·····Of these, how many are registered Scouters?.............................. How many Adults (over 21) ?..........·-····-····---·····
1fHow many have no previous
.
Scoutmg
.
.
$
d couts.
s ?··---·-··oo-•oo·······-···········
How many are oIer
connection., ·····--·-·oo·-··········-····-······
.
APPRAISAL OF CENTRAL CAMP STAFF
Camp
Position
NAME
I
Scouti~g
Connection
I
Age
I
Would you
Re· appoint?
If not•
I
QUALITY OF SERVICE
---..,---~_..,.1----,-1---,1---
I
Exe.
Good
Aver.
Fair
Poor
Number of
Weeks on
Staff
I
Rate of
Pay
Per Week
(If necessary, attach sheet -with names and appraisal und~r headings above.)
* If
you would not recommend reemployment, send in full particulars.
·
· ,•• a
43
Further comments: ·-·----·---------····-····-····-···-···-····-··········-·······---·-·-·-·······-····-·············-····-····--·······-····-····-···············-····-·····Date--·-····----·-················-········-····-····-·-· 19__ _
(Signed) -·········-····-··--·· ..·-···········---···········-·-·-··---····················-····-·--···············-··········-····-··oo•···············-····························:········--·--············-··············--·-·-·-··-····-····-····-·-····--·-···············--·---··
Chairman, Camping and Activities Committee
Street·--····-····-····-····-····-·--····-·········-·--····-····-·--····-··········~····-····-····-·····
Scout Executive
Note: Attach copies of camp bulletins, reports, special program features, photos, etc.
· City..·-······-····-·······-·-····-··············-····-···-····-State..--····-··-·-···-·-···-·······
NOTE: Civic Service and Special Events arecovered elsewhere in the Council report.
�Form 0·689B·B000114ll
REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE-1942
Region No . _·__.fi
....· _ __
Name.of Council._-~!l!l~~~Li~lDSUJl,...lLJ:b~Ll~b-.-~-----1
Council N o . _s=··=·-··_ __
CitY---"-'~"""-"-="--------~-
(Please use only following classification. This is for purpose of National record and comparison)
Headquarters
EXPENDITURES-1942
I. Operating Expenditures:
Indicate if for period other than
calendar year
BUDGET-1943
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
Total Expenditures
Special Receipts
Net Expenditures
(See Note I below)
(Col. 1 minus Col. 2)
'"
1. Executive Salaries* ------ $
A
2. Office Salaries ---------------3. Retirement Contrib'ns ...
4. Rent, Light, Heat, Insurance, Telephone ...........
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a.. mu.oo
a.••;.t,-0
451.33
483-86
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1.4\ln.tJO
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
Office Supplies -------------Postage ---------------------------Transportation . .......................
Publicity -------------------------Camping ----,--------------------Senior Scouting ........................
Cubbing ·-·----------------···---Leadership Training
and Conferences ________ ,___
Ma (Ml
1.t•~tl
14.
15.
.16.
17.
National Quota -------------Charter Fee --·----------------Campaign Expenditures
Interest on Indebtedness (See Note 2 below)
______________ .
18. Miscellaneous
. TOTAL OPERATINr;
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1.aoo.00
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13. Circuses, M. B. Shows
and other activities ________
$
$
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II. Capital Expenditures:
1. Office Equipment---------2. Camp Property------------3. Automobile . ....................................
TOTAL CAPIT AT
III. Total of Operating
and Capital (I
11)
+
lal.49
L'll...
1m.e
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IV. Revolving Accounts:
(National Funds)
1. BOYS' LIFE------------------2. Registrations ------------------3. Scout Supplies ...............................
TOTAL REVOLVING
v.
mo.OS
...
'°"•"
~~-"
...~-
Endowment, Trust Funds or other Permanent Investments
VI. Obligations Paid (See Note 3 below)
3ltl•··f;i6
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$_.(~··
'·®'··
S•Q{Xl.OO
NOTE 1-Report as Special Receipts only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc." which are incidental to
certain Cou:ri.cil activities. Also report Revolving Account receipts in second column.
'
NOTE 2--Do not include payments to reduce "principal" indebtedness.
NOTE 3-This refers to repayment of loans, the proceeds of which have been previously expended, bills and other obligations which
have been charged to the various items of the budget in previous years and so reported.
*Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transportation allowances. Do not distribute any salaries
to other budget items.
.
(OVER)
�Analysis by population groups of income from contributions for 1942 Council operation.
Income ·from areas
where Council participates
in Community Chest
Chest
allocation
I er.............................................
Communities of 58fJjll0 Q
$
Income from ¥~as
·where Council does
not participate
in Chest
Supplemental*
contributions
$
$
:.u.fta?....48
Total
$ • •,~~. . .
,...,.....
~-....'!-.
"
"
"
"
"
" 100,000 to
" 25,000 "
" 10,000 "
" 2,500 "
500,000....................................
'
100,000....................................
25,000......................:.............
10,000........:.............:·.............
•'
under 2,500 and open country....~.............
$
*Did Chest approve?
"
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)l.113,$
$
$
TOTAL...........................
Yes_ _ No~
14.0&11
.
$.
~·"·"
..
(Check one)
Funds for the 1943 budget outlined on pr('.ceding page
~~~rn"r• l:ieen raised.
NOTE-If funds not yet raised, state plans for securing funds here --~-·.~-··
_.·_·_·=·_·_~_._·· ....::·!$p'-J_d.•_·-~-··_.
_._.·-·_tf':::...'_·-~-·
_·_··_ _
'bglM!M Wil 1. l~~-
Budget for 1944, or next fiscal year, will be adopted by Executive Board abou..___f>~_·_v_,.._1-'•'-·_U_943._._.
_.- - - - - (Date)
Assets, 12-31-42
*Fixed - Real Estate
Current-'Cash on hand and in bank $ f;;i6tl611$l
B.stL•
Unpaid Pledges
$ 33_..250.00
3.~:?t~.00
Camp Equipment
Supplies for Resale
Office Equipment
Securities
Automobile
3 1,(MJ(I~®
*Present Value
Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-42
Operations-Accounts and Bills Payable$
357.10
Capital-Accounts and Bills Payable
$
Notes Payable
Notes Payable
Mortgages
· TOTAL
o__
:ljf.,l/J
This Council has Trust or Endowment funds, as of December 31, 1942, totaling$
TOTAL,_ _ _ _
fl~fi•OO
of which$._ _ _ _ __
was received during the year 1942. We are using (a) Standard Declaration of Trust_________, or (b) some other
form approved by National Counci..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _____
A comprehensive Five-year Financial Plan ~·
been developed which has been in. effec
years.
.
.
. . .~ i(lii li'lewi..ib. in ~ea.
. .
.
. ..
.
as not
Council directed ..c_ampaign or campaigns ar.e to be. held on the following dates .m 1943 = = - - - - - - - - - - - - 0\l'tH&ld:e· ot ~\V Co. W.'1. "' Jsrt!ln O"'~rmd.ffF ruM in QM• ~
Remarks, Explanations or Addition.~--------------------------------
Signed-----------Chr. Finance Committee
�Form 0-539G-30001142
REPORT OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE-1942
Name of Council. .............. ~J;\~~~~.... ~~.l.1- . . ~:!~~.!f~:! .... :~H~ ............................................................. .
Region No.
...........
Headquarters City ............~~~~~~............................................................................. State ............ ~~-
Council No.
.
.•.....
The following report presents the activities and accomplishments under the direction of this Committee during the year 1942,
covering the three major aspects of our Health and Safety program, i.e., Protection, Education and Service.
1. The membership of this Committee includes ..... Jt............. District Health and Safety Chairmen and the following technical
·experts, as checked: Safety..... ~ ........ ; Public Health .. -........ ; Medicine .•...... ; Aquatics ....... ;Fire Prevention .... ~....... ; Firearms ...... ~ ....... ;
First Aid...... # ...... ; Emergency Service ... :-. ........ ; Farm Safety...
...... ; Mountaineering .. .
2. During 1942 the meeting places oL ..... Jt ............... of our Troops and other units ( ... Q .. % ) were inspected under the direction of this Committee. Standard inspection form No. 1153 w~ot used.
During 1942 an inspection of the Council camp .,:S~~llJt made by the Committee with
........' :...............members paruc1patmg
... .
...........~ .............Troop Camps, off the Council campsite, were held during the year, of whieh.....0.
........were inspected by the Committee.
3.
4. Procedures to insure that all carriers used for the transportation of Scouts on Scouting activities were in proper condition
for such uses, with adequate insurance coverage, h~;:,:ot been in effect during 1942.
5. The plan for medical examination of new Scouts is in effect in .... Jl ........... of our Troops ( ....................... %) Form No. 1154
is;;;.t used.
6. Pre-camp medical examination is required for all who attend the Council camp as checked: Scouts ............... ; Camp
Leaders :llt .... ; Food Handlers .......l.'t......... Form 952 and 952A ~ used.
are
Recheck of Scouts, Leaders and Food Handlers ~
.
made by a medical doctor after arrival at camp.
1S
.·.
7.
....9 ........Training courses in Health and Safety were given by this Council during the year with
having completed the course.
8.
We have an Emergency Service Corps of Senior Scouts with ............M:
...9
.......different Scouters
.......qualified members.
We h=ot a Mobilization Plan.
9. All cases of serious or fatal accidents or illness involvins Scouts, Scourers, or guests incident to Scouting activities in this
Council during 1942 have been promptly reported to the National Council, with the following exceptions with reasons ........................ .
...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
.......... ......... ....... ....... .. ..... ....... .. .......................................................... ...................................................... .................................................................................................................................................................. .
~
10.
~
We have cooperated with the following local Health and Safety agencies in their activities .................................................................... .
..... ~~~~- ... ~:~.... ~,~~~~~.~.... ~~~:t.... :~-r;~~~ ...1-l:~
....~:~!....................................................................................................................... .
11.
Our Program as planned for 1943 includes the following, as checked:
a) Complete organization of Committee including all technical experts and chairmen of District Health and Safety Committees ...... ~.......................... .
b) Medical examination of new Scouts in all Troops . .
............. .,or in.
10 ....... % of our Troops.
c) Program of Inspection as checked: Troop and other unit meeting places .•......... ; Council and Troop Camps ... ~........... .,
..
All transportation equipment.
... ; Sea Scout watercra f t .............................
..
d) Emergency Service Corps ... ~
......... with.
e) Training Courses in Health and Safety ... ~...
.. qualified members by December 31; Mobilization Plan..
...... (No. of courses ...... ~.............. .).
Signed ................................................................................................................................................
Chai,rman, Health and Safety Committee
�Form 0-689H-30001142
(5)
EMPLOYED STAFF FOR 1943
(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.
8
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-·~·· - - Council No,161_·
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columns participants
in Retirement Plan (R.P.)
& Group lnsura.p.Ge. (G.I.)
R.P.
1943 Salaries
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Clerical Staff
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�Form 0-539A-30001142
This copy for National Office
D;
Regional Office
D;
Local Office
D.
(Check appropriate box on each copy.)
DO NOT WRITE HERE
Charter Fee $_______
TRANSMITTAL SHEET
Quota.__________
Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter
Scouter Fees ________
Tota..____________
Region No._,,,l"-----Council No .....M8
...· ......·.______
NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA,
2 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y.
Chl•~-
Attached is the application of the_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Council,
___._Me'--.-'~""
.. '->hl-==·""9""*"--f$M"".
"".~==•~-------~for renewal of charter for the year beginning July 1, 1943, together with reports as called for.
State
Headquarters City,
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:
~tems
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.
aa
Yes or No
f••
Scouter Applications
(No.)
Yes or No
re~
5. Audit Report for 1942
Yes or No
l'ttfi
6. Scout Executive's Report for 1942
Date
f>0:t1,.,
!'es
Yes or No
l.948
Date
~
•·i.o....
'I
.....
~-
l, 1943
Yes or No
7. Civic Service Report for 1942
oo.
't t'l<A'\:I
AW"llM
Date
Date
tea
8. Program and Objectives for 1943
is enclosed
~,.,,.
._ '!I ""·Ar.I
9· Rost er will be mailed._ _ _tJ_•_.,,...__._Gi_,w·_•~41i<_._u>_·•-_·______
Date
was mailed_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Date
Signe------,.--------Scout Executive
�4. This Council has accepted its quota of $bJKl.......... for the year 1943, and agrees to pay it to the treasurer of the
National Council as follows:. in full herewith, $................-.:......... ; in...............11................ equal payments of $........... each during the
months of. ............. ~...(J!li4................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... ..
5. Our total outstanding indebtedness as of December 31, 1942, amounted to $Uf .14. Of this amount, $af«lf> ...... .
11
is due the National Supply Service which the Council plans to liquidate by (date) .,.......,.,.... llQ...... . ...... through monthly
payments of $................................. beginning............................................................................................................... .
6. This Council requests that for the period July 1, 1943 to June 30, 1944 credit be extended by the Supply Service for
an amount not to exceed $1o.Otl'tl0 .......... at any one time, and agrees to maintain the account on a thirty day basis. This Council
was incorporated under the laws of this State in the year 1....... The corporate name is:
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ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION
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This Council's memb~rship record of total boys and men follows:
"TOTAL BELONGING" DURING THE YEAR
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During 1941
During 1942
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SCOUTERS
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NOTE: For Cubs, Cubbers, Scouts, Scouters, (first 4 columns above) "Total Belonging" equals number on record at beginning of year, plus
new during year, plus separated reregistered who were separated prior to 1942.
·For last column, use preceding formula and then deduct Cubs who became Scouts and Scouts who became Scouters. (Last column
will not be sum of first 4 columns.)
AS OF. DECEMBER 31:
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CUBS
December 31, 1941
December 31, 1942
1943 Objective -
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* "Cubbers" should include registered Den Mothers.
2. On December 31, 1942 we had .........JJll ........ .Troops which represent an Opportunity Index, that is, the opportunity for
boys to be Scouts, of·~:$. ................... We propose to increase our total number of Troops to .... )...............by December 31: 1943,
thus increasing our Opportunity Index to ... 4..4................ The highest 25 % of the Councils ip the country have an Opportunity
Index of 4.8 or better.
In 1942 we organized........ $1.............. new Troops and Dropped and failed to reorganize ........y
.............Troops.
}· During 1942 we enrolled.l~ .......... new Scouts, giving us a Recruiting Index oL.8r.8........... We propose. to enroll
... The highest 25% of the Councils in the country
have a Recruiting Index of 45.0 or better.
lt.~'.::J: .............. new Scouts during 1943 for a Recruiting Index oL33........
During 1942 we had a net dropped oL.lal.f. ......... Scouts.
4. On December 31, 1942 we had .......:at.................Cub Packs and expect to increase this to.............. .....
31, 1943. During 1942 we dropped and failed to reorganize ........ 11................... ..Cub Packs.
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Packs by December
We enrolled ...~ .......new Cubs during 1942, and expect to enroll........... new Cubs during 1943.
6. During 1942. ... J.:~. -·- ... different Scouts reached a tenure of 4 years in Scouting. By 1943 we expect
Scouts will reach a 4-year _tenure.
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7. On December 31, 1942 ..... ::................... %of our Troops were operating on the Standard Troop Budget Plan. We expect to
increase this to .---- .. ·.•---···---·· _.... . % by the end of 1943.
8.
9.
Approximately .. II ..
_ .. % of our Scouts and .......IQ.. .... % of our Cubs as of December 31, 1942 had uniforms.
Boy Fact Survey was conducted in........ l ...................... Districts in 1942, in.. I
_ . Districts in 1941.
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IV. CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES
1. During 1942 .............J....1-..... % of our Troops and .........
% of our Scouts were in camp for at least one week under
their own leadership. We expect to increase this to ............. :a··········· % of our Troops and..............•........... % of our Scouts in 1943.
2. . i-·······'fll········· ... % of our Troops and .... ···········J.f ····· % of our Scouts h~p no camping experience (either short or Jong term
camping) during 1942. (Check with corresponding· figures in Camping Jrril Activities. Committee report.)
3. This Council promoted an Activities program in 1942 including the following, as checked: Boy Scout Week participation .......g:•·Y.-········; :Circus, _or similar type .............................. ; M~it Badge Show.............................. ; Camporee...........(Jc,.............. ; Mobilization
............................. ; Agricultural Fair. participation ......... ;..... ·········:~.Yacation_ program· in addition to Camping.............................. ; Pilgrimages to
historic shrines .............................. ; First Aid Demonstrations.........,..{;}: .. <~·····;· Troop Special Events...........i;f,..~lt •......
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-~EAJ?ERSHIP. TR~:(~If'l:G1; Because,~~~~he impor~~~ce of t~aining as a ni_ajor responsibility and Loca!- Council activity,
provlSlon 1s made this y~r for a separate ·l;~Oft emphas1zmg the 1ob that remams undone, as well as the JOb that has been
accomplished, as also t~~ objectives for ·I9~1J:'his· is done "'.ith the understarlck ~t
the special· r~QR training will be
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presented to the Executive Board as '~·;part pf t,he Council's annual ~~~port.
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of such meeting places were
· Mobilization Plan
VIII. READING
PR~RAM
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:~ihy all Scouts, we will help attain the National goal of "50% of all Scout membership
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\,; 1. ~- ·1·Progi:ess and Object~
eport'shciwed we had ... 1L6. % of our Scouts subscribing toBOYS' LIFE for a total
· 6L ......•....... subscriptions on Dece ber 31, 1942.
2.
Anticipating a reasonable increase in 1943 we have set a BOYS' LIFE objective of. ...............U...... % of our members as
This will result in a total oL ........•...... subscriptions on December 31, 1943.
subscriber~.
B. GENERAL
1.
No
In 1942 this Council
dJi~'• promote
..41; ..... ; b.) Reading Committee: Yes..
good reading. We used a.) Field Commissioner for reading: Yes
X ..... ,
No
................ Committee had ...........I
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....... members.
2. Reading has been promoted in...... ~'.$.of our Dist.tiers by Field Commissioners: Yes ............. ,No.
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3. In 1943 we plan to use a.) Field Commissioner: Yes ................................. , No
. X ............. ; b.) Reading Committee:
Yes .... ········~········ .. , No ................... ; or.......
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4.
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·5····. of our Troops (
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5.
...............•.... of our Troops ( ................ 18%) have Troop libraries.
6.
We have................. !. ...... Reading M. B. Counsellors.
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ROSTER
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CounciL.....----------····-----------~~!~~-!!.................................................................................................. State.: ___________f.'-M~-=--------------------------·-•
I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending............ fl~.O..t.....3.1..............:............_________, 19.-43-..;
REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS
(Expiration Date)
and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts
of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National
and Local Councils.
PROFESSIONAL AND
I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to
the itublication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this 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.
Please Fill in AU Columns
ADDRESS
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NAME
CITY
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Neighborhood Com'r.
* If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be
checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter.
I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above).
2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as i~te~ column ab,~JVe).
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�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,
191 6, 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 p'atriotism, 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 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 m
carrying out the Boy Scout Program."
THE SCOUT OATH
On my honor I will do my bestTo do my duty to God and my country, and to obey the
Scout Law;
To help other people at all times;
To keep myself physically strong, mentally awake, and morally straight.
THE SCOUT LAW
1. A Scout is trustworthy.
A Scout's honor is to be trusted. If he were to violate his
honor by telling a lie, or by cheating or by not doing exactly a
given task, when trusted on his honor, he may be directed to
hand over his Scout Badge.
2. A Scout is loyal.
He is loyal to all to whom loyalty is due: his Scout leader, his
home, and parents and country.
3. A Scout is helpful.
He must be prepared at any time to save life, help injured persons, and share the home duties. He must do at least one Good
Turn to somebody every day.
4. A Scout is friendly.
He is a friend to all and a brother to every other Scout.
S. 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 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 enemii:!s, and defeat does not down him.
11. A Scout is clean.
He keeps clean in body and thought, stands for clean speech,
clean sport, clean habits, and travels with a clean crowd.
12. A Scout is reverent.
He is reverent toward God. He is faithful in his religious
duties, and respects the convictions of others in matters of custom and religion.
Certificates written (small) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~----------------------Certificates written (large)-------------·-----~-----------------Stencils made._____________ _______
STATISTICAL
Compared, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
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and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts
of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National
and Local Councils.
PROFESSIONAL AND
. I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to
the itublication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this 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.
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(Expiration Date)
and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts
of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National
and Local Councils.
I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to
EXECUTIVE BOARD
the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will
commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration
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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.
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I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is
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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.
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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
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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
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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
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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
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application.
PLEASE CHECK GROUP
D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
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REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS
I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for ·the
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registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of
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all 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.
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PLEASE CHECK GROUP
D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each Di!;trict is marked properly.
D Merit Badge Counselor.
D Council Member not assigned to Committee.
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I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above).
2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above).
Signed........................................................:.......,..........•.......... Scout Executive.
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(Expiration Date)
registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of
Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils.
I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is
to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will ~ommence 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 Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
.
D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
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REGISTRATIO N ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS
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I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the
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Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as stated on the rev:erse 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.
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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.
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not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
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REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS
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year ending
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registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of
Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. '
I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is
to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of
receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration
of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my
application.
PLEASE CHECK GROUP
D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly.
D Merit Badge Counselor.
D Council Member not assigned to Committee.
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2. An American. Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above).
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March 29, 1943.
National Council, B.R.A.,
2 PP.rk Avenue,
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York C 5.ty, N. Y.
Gentlemen:
Included in the inclos Rd check. i a 11'1. on for i.-!1":1.cJ'l
pler:t"H! register
Mr. Henry M. Clayton
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Lif~ht,
GaA !?-· \lf te:r Div.
as a. Ccnncil Member for the year 1036.
actively connected
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Chickasaw Counctl since 1933 anc1 defl1res
to bec,:me a. Ten Year Veteran Scout.
On chAck1ng his records
We would apprAcinte it if you vnuld
reR1~t~r ~im
for the above year so that he may WP,a.r the Ten Year Veteran
Badge•
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Application f(r Ten YP,ar Veteran 1s 1nclos ed.
Sincerely yours,
W.. Gordon Morris
Scout F:xecut :ive
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Form 0-1062B-3600942
REGION
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No.
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No.
COUNCIL
5
558
ROSTER
Date....... .Ma.r.ch...31..,...194.3.•.....................
Council..................----Cb.1..c-ka..s.aw--------------~-------------------------------------------------~-----------------··········--------- State......!.enn...................................... .
REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL, SCOUTERS
I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the
, 19_4_3and hereby make application for
Detg: . 21,l ·
year ending
p1ra on Date)
registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of
Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils.
I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is
to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of
receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration
of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my
application.
PLEASE CHECK GROUP
D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D District 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.
Please Fill in All Columns
LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES
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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
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Mar. 31, 1943.
Nat:lonal Council, B. 8 .A. Ino.,
2 Park Avenue,
Ne;-r York Clty, N.Y.
Gentlemen:
Included in t}•e inoloeed check is t:1.oo for which
please reg_ister th~ Scouter on the attachP-d sheet.
Sincerely you'rr; .
w.
Gordon Morris
Scout ti:xecutive
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Form 0-1062B-3600942
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REGION No.
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CouNcIL No.
COUNCIL
5
558
ROSTER
Date-----A~)P-!-1- . -1-3-,---1-94-3-.-·------------------· ....
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REGISTRATION ROSTER ·oF COUNCIL SCOUTERS
I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the
, 19_A.3and hereby make application for
DMO"~'.Jrm gl
year ending
pirat'ion ate)
registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of
Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils.
I· transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is
to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of
receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration
of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my
application.
PLEASE CHECK GROUP
D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not iriclude men already listed on Form 1062A.
D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly.
·
D Merit Badge Counselor.
D Council Member not assigned to Committee.
D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each
Committee is marked properly.
Please Fill in All Columns
LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES
ALPHABETICAL ORDER
[N
ADDRESS
NAME
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CITY
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I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above).
n abov .
2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in ~ol
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Signed ...................... ~-------~----············ ······-·····--············----Scout Executive
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�Apr:tl 1'3, 1943.
rat1on2l Council, B.a.A.,
2 Park /\venue,
Ne-w York Ci. ty, N. Y.
Gentlemen.:
Incluued j,n the inolosed checlc is 1"1.00 for which
pleaR~
r 0 g1AtAr the Scouter on the attached ShP 0 t.
Cordlally yours,
r.r. Gordon Morrie
Scout F.xecut1ve
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�Form 0-1062B-3600942
REGION
No.
CouNCIL
No.
COUNCIL
5
558
ROSTER
Date.....Apr-1-l--.1.~--:1943---···················--·
Council.................._....Cl:\i.c.k.&.aaw---·····················-·····-····················--·····················-···-···-········-·-···-·· State...............!l!.enn.,..........................
REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS
I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the
19--4-&nd hereby make application for
~l
year ending
.
pira on ate
registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration· of
Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils.
I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is
to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of
receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration
of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of · my
application.
DCMffiltei't
,
PLEASE CHECK GROUP
D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men ~!ready listed on Form 1062A.
D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly.
D Merit Badge Counselor.
D Council Member not assigned to Committee.
D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each
Committee is marked properly.
Please Fill in All Columns
LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES
ALPHABETICAL ORDER
[N
ADDRESS
NAME
PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT
STREET No.
CITY
Memnh••
Farnsworth Blatt.
Re
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* If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--one should be
ch,ecked 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
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April -?--11, 1943.
National Council, B.8.A.,
2 Park Avenue,
New York City, N.Y.
Gentlemen:
Included in the 1nclos,ed check for $1.00 for which
please register Mr. Dolph Clark ns a Counctl MembPr 1n
Council.
Chicka.~11w
In January of this yea1• ,,,e registered Mr. Clnrk as
Council Member in "M1lit~ry Servtce" and rr>oe1ved a card 'for
same but he is back in c1v1.11an 11.fe now and desir.P-s to pe.y
his 1}.1.00 for reglstration.
e.
Cordially yours,
w.
Gordon Morris
Scout Executive
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No.
CouNcIL No.
COUNCIL
558
5
ROSTER
Date..........}.ta~---20,,...1.943.............................
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REGISTRATIO N ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS
I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the
, 19...AZ and hereby make application for
Deoery1ber 31
year ending
(Expiration Date)
registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of
Religious Principle of the Boy. Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils.
I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is
to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of
receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration
of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my
application.
PLEASE CHECK GROUP
D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D District 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.
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REGION No.
TROOP No.
COUNCIL 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
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1943.
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 ati nal
and continue until z : : e iration of my annual registration. I submit
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SIGNATURE of APPLICANT in fu
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Approve
Title (of Approving o f f i c e r ) - - - - - - - - - - - - - (see "Approval" on information sheet)
1. Ag
. Amer. Citizen or First Papers?_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
3. Have you already paid a registration fee in another capacity? Yes D
No D
if so, W h a t ? - - - - - - - - 4. Do you desire pocket certificate ~ large certificate for framing D (or both lOc additional) D---------5. Were you a Scout? Yes D No 13: If so, How long?_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Tr. No.
6. Were you a Cub?
Yes D No [11:: If so, How long?
Pack N o . - - - - - - - - - 7. Have you been a Scout Official Yes D No D ____What capacity?
Where?-------8. When and how long?------------------------------~--------~
9. What, if any, Scout Training Certificate do you hold?_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Present occupation and position hcld_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
11. What other experience, if any, have you had in connection with organizations for boys or young men?_ _ _ _ __
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12. State the highest Institutions from which you have graduated Grammar D High School D College 0 - - - - - 13. What is your religious preference? Catholic D Jew D Protestant ~ Othei; D None D
14. Are you a member? Yes ~ No D
IS. Are you marri,ed? Yes [ j No D
__ 16. Have you boys of your own? Yes D No ~-----17. Rae
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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)
Certificate written
(4)
Large certificate written
Expiration
Statistical Entry
(5)
Stencil Mad"
(6)
Application filed
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Filed by
(2) APPROVAL
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May 20, 1943.
Nation~cl
C>tmctl, B.S.A.,
2 Park Avenue,
New York City, N.Y ..
Gentlemen:
please register the Sooutnr.s on the attached sheet.
Cordially yours,
W. Gordon Morr'iB
Scout Executive
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�Form' 0-1062S-3600942
REGtoN
No.
CouNctL No.
COUNCIL
.
5
558
ROSTER
Date..........J.UJ.7...14.,....1943.....~----··-·----·-·----·
REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS
Council..........Chickaf.taw.................................................................__________ ,__,______ ,____ ,____ ,___ ,_.__, _____ ,___ State."·-··---1§11.\D..••.~ •..•.•...•.... '"·----··----·
I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the
, 19-----A.and hereby make application for
December 31
year ending
PLEASE CHECK GROUP
O Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
0 Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
rtot include men already listed on Form 1062A. ·
0 District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly;
O Merit Badge Counselor.
0 Council Member not assigned to Committee.
O Committee-one sheet can be used providing each
Committee is marked properly.
_
(Expiration Date)
registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of
Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils.
I transmit herewith $1.0Q 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.
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2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above).
Signed.... ---------·--------···---··--·-·-----: ............................................ Scout ·Executive
�July 14, 19A:-'.
Nf'tionnl Connotl, B.R.A ••
2 Parle Avenue,
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Cordlally yours,
w.
Clordon Morris
Scout Executive
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R.BGION
No.
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No.
COUNCIL
I
ROSTER
Date.....;..........!~~~--l"-•---i~g--------··--------·
REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS
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year ending
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PLEASE CHECK GROUP
D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D District 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.
(Expiration Date)
registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of
Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils.
I transmit herewith $1.0Q 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.
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2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above).
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REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS
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COUNCIL
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Date _____.Ja.nuar_y___ 31.,....l.9At4.. .. _________________•
CounciL ........_...... @~ka-s.a.w---·····-··········---······--·-···-·····--···--···--·--·--···-········-·--·--········--·-···-----·····-·· State.......T.enn.·-··-······-·-~---·-·············-···
I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the
year ending
Dec. 31 ·
, 19.ti., and hereby make application for
(Expiration Date)
registration with the Boy Scouts of Am~rica. 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 subscrfption 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 Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly.
D Merit Badge Counselor.
·
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LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES
IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER
ADDRESS
NAME
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PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT
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* If Scoi.1ter is to be registered in various capadties 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.
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COUNCIL
5
ROSTER
558
REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOOTERS
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year ending
Dee • 31
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(Expiration Date)
registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of
Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a ·membership certificate is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils.
I transmit herewith $1'.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is
to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of
receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration
of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my
application.
PLEASE CHECK GROUP
O Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
0 Additional Executive Board Members at :{.arge. Do
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LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES
IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER
ADDRESS
NAME
STREET No.
PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT
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COUNCIL
ROSTER
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REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS
Date....J.an•... 31-;t·--19.44--------------------------·· ..
Council .........___ Oh1C.ka.a8.1l................................................................................................................ State........f.e.nn. .................................. .
I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the
year ending Dec
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(Expiration Date)
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Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. ·
I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is
to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of
receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration
of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my
application.
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D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
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D Merit Badge Counselor.
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as stated on the reverse· side, and agree, if a membership certificate· is granted, to be
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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
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REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS
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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
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PLEASE CHECK GROUP
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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
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COUNCIL
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REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS
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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 $1.0Q 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
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application.
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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
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2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above).
Signed __ ····-··-····--··········--···-··················-········-···········-·:·······--··-Scout Executive
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March 25, 1944.
Jiational Council. B.. S .. A., ·
2.Park Avenue,
New York Cit7. N.Y.
Geatleaen:
Included in the inclosed check please
fi~d
$1.00 for which
please register Mr. Henri Benner as a Scout.er in Ghiekas· w Co11nci1 11 B.S.A.
Thanld:ng you a.ad with bes\ wishes, I anr
Cordially yours,
w.•
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REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS
I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the
, 19-41.. and hereby make application for
year ending n AC• ;i"J
(Expiration Date)
registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of
Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils.
I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is
'to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of
receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration
of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my
application.
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2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above).
Signed.·-----·······---····--·----------------··-···--·-·-------------···-···--·--······-··-Scout Executive
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I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the
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year ending
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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 member~
ship 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
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O Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly.
D Merit Badge Counselor.
D Council Member not assigned to Committee.
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2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above).
Signed ...................................................................................... Scout Executive
�Hay 29 1 1944.
~1.P.tton!"l
Ootmo1l, B.t:..A.,
2 Park Avertue,
N~"n y,)!'k City, 11. y.
Gentlemen:
Itu}luded in the
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triet Qomm1Ae1oner.
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REGISTRATIO N 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
:Oecen;ber
year ending
(Expiration Date)
registration with the Boy Scouts of Am~rica. 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 $1.0Q 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
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2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above).
Signed _______________________________:JtJ~/Jf.~----------Scout Executive
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Nntional Gcuncil 1 B.o..A.,
2 Park Avenue,
Ne"'::J York C1ty 1 N.Y.
Gentlemen:.
Included in t.h?. inclosed check :lf.1 :t. Br· f'or
list fro:n Sept. 194L,. through De:cemhe:r 194,4.
w. Gordon
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COUNCIL
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REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS
I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Coundl for the
, 19-4.4., and hereby make application for
year ending December 3J
(Expiration Date)
registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of
Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils.
I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is
to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of
receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration
of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my
application.
PLEASE CHECK GROUP
D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing each District is marked properly.
D Merit Badge Counselor.
D Council Member not assigned to Committee.
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2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above).
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21 1 1944.
Nz:.tiona l Council , B,c'.A.,
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Ne~r York City, N.Y.
Gf:>ntlemen:
Included in· the inolosed check, please find
i'l.20 fo:r which ple.:-se registe r two scouters on thr:> nttac1'ied
ah~et.
Than1{1ng you and with best wishes, I am
Cordial ly yours,
W. Gordon !Korrie
scout F.:xeout.i.ve
�Nov. 21, 1944.
, NEW SCOUTERS
Lamor Snowden
1885 Harbert
5-7621
7-4867 M
C11f ton Browne
1288 Forrest
8-2141
2-1923
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National c ounc11, Boy scouts
2 Park /\.venue,
Ne11 York 16, N.Y.
or
A:-·\erica.,
Gentlemen;
Inolosed 1e oheck If377 for ~1.oo for which plea~e
register
Mr. Abe Schar:f't
Kraus Cleaners, Memnhis, Tenn, AgP- 61
as a. Member of the Executive BO<':rd of Chickasaw C0unoil,
B. 8 .A.
(Member <:Lt Lr. rge)
Thanking you and with best w1.ehes, I am
cordially yours,
w. (to rd on Morrie
Scout F.:xeoutive
WGM/sw
�Deae~ber
Boy scouts of
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2 P&.:·k
Ne~"'
7, 1944.
A~erica.
se~vice,
Avepue,
Yor1' CJ ty,
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and· Defective Roster Notice for Mr o Abe
1937 und is not a new· scoutf:r.
member of the F.:ixecutj.vs
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Scou:tfil and Sco~d;crs --- Your .A:iiten tion.
a.3k ;y·our
of Honor:
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PleaseJ
:Fo:i.· t}re l)U"q?ose of 1uaintainini:~ a high standar d o:f' profici ency
in carr-.rin.G out t.l.1c followi ng regula tions of the Court
coo~oera.tion
1.
The 1-ieri ~ :Badge Pm:i'Jhl et coverin g the s·t'.bjec t should be read by tl:..e
Scout
before he :;oes to the Counse lor.
2.
H is ver;/ i1!tt)ort ant thut all Scouts should me,l::e ap·poin tments 'd th r!ieri
t
:Bad.,;;e Counse lors before going to see theui to pass Heri t Badge require
ments.
hcri t 13adge .A:p,Jlico,tions will not be acce11t ed at Headqu arters or at
the
of honor unless tl1ey arc proper ly filled in. signed by the pro1~e1· person
s,
and all o:f the require ments for the :Badge ha,ve been met. Auplic ations
should
not be siornd by rury :person until the.t person has satisfi ed himsel f
that the
Scout he,s fu.lfille c"i tLc roquirE~~nents for ti1e :Badge. Merit J3adge Applic
ations
shoulO. never be signed in blank.
3.
Cou1~t
4.
Eerit Badr;e Ap"r)lications must be registe red at Headqu arters at least
three
q{.\y-s before the Court of Honor is helQ.•.' If l/ieri t J3adges are not
so registe red,
plca.se to not
c:~ect
th0a to be placed on the docket of the Court.
5.
A Scout should \·tear a clean Scout Uniform when he a:?;>ears -oefore the
Court
of Honor. l'lea,se note that Scout~ t·.rho do not posses$ a uniform will
not be embarrass ec. at the Court; but Scouts ,,•ho O.o own uniform s should ancl will
be require(~ to t·1ear them.
6.
\t'r1cn a
"Atten tion"
Scou·~•
~.nd
s rt.?.me is cnlled at tl:i.o Court of Honor he should stond at
salute.
7.
All Scouts who are a.warded Iiierit :aadgos at tlle Court of Honor will be
given
a card ste.tin ; the names of the Badges ?.waro.e(l. If a Scout would like
to have
the :3a.dt_;e •1resen ted at the Court it will be necess ary for him to blly
the Badge
at 1Ieadque,i..ters when he turns in his A11plic a.tion, so that the Badge mey
be
attacr.eC:. to the card.
8.
Merit Dadt;es \•1hich arc rcgiste: t·ed for one month' s docket. and whicb for
aey
reason a.re not awarded to the Scout, will .lliIT, be placecl on the docket
.9.€,-ain
until lfoadqu arters is reques ted to put tj-icm on for '.;he next Court of
r10n6r.
9.
Scouts should. attend the Court of Honor to which their Troop is assig,n
ed.
Shoulc: a clm.nge of Court be desired please C.:'1,11 Headqu arters for permis
sion;
. otherw ise, the Applic ation t·'111 not be accepte d.
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10. Merit Badge A~>plications which are six rJ0~1ths of age or over will
not be
ciccept ed b,:r tlle Court of Honor. In other words, if a Scout passes a
l>Ieri t
:Badge to a Counse lor aud then waits 6 months or more before he ap1>ea.r
s before
the Court, i t will b.e necess ary :for hi::i to go back to the Counse lor
and be
ree.x..runined before his applic ation will be acce:r>ted a.nd placed
on the docket.
Your hel:o in ce,r;r:rin::; out the a,bovc Re~;<llatio11s will r.1ean
mv.ch to ;rou, the Court of Honor and the Counci l; and we l·!ant
you to know that
we d.o a:1J'1)reciate your cooper ation.
Sincere ly· yours•·
J:JJ.{f. P, I~ tt'' JAJ )Tl. D
Geore;e P. JL1.wls,'1t.D:: Cl1airman,
Court of Honor
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Whitehavon,Ton n.35-2791
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Mr. E. L •. Harrison
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35-2791
Whitehaven, Tenn.
5-1902
9-8208
U & P Bank Bldg.
5~1902
1243 Overton Park Av.;;. 2-7493
Bartlett High School
4-5987
Mon-Fri- 8:00 A M- 3: 35 P M
Mr. M. H. Furbringer
~iss Helen Hamilton
Miss Grace Olsen
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1622 Clancy Pl.
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8-5011
8-5011
4-4886
7-3726
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Collierville Tenn.
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4-6221
2474 Summer
733E. Parkways.
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3181 Poplar
769 Vance
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4-5296
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Harold Davis
Lawrence :K;en t
t, H. Polk
lie h l Be oey··
1896 Cowden
4-3763
8-3372
8-5883
7-2079
Marion, Ark.
286 Bingham
4-1555
YMCA
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Athletics
{ Cont 1 d)
Mr. Lewis E. Thomas
/'v
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Germantown, Tenn.
1375 Goodbar
"'irartlot t High Scho<>l
:Bartlett, Tenn.
~!l!~leit; I
Memphis State ~
~tlet'b High Sche-el
N Mr. C. C. :Burford
t1t.#'v''""""'';·.'
Mr. Owen Miller
Mr. Dan Taylor
""' Mr.
0
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Mr. Frank Thomason
Mr. Zack Curlin
Mr. w. D. Croft
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J. H.
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J ai!le s J. Vaughn / • (j
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..N Mr. Loo Horne, Sr.
l•l Mr. Evans Warr
::s1 }t
W. C. Smith
L. F. Grohan
Edgar McHenry
T. H. Jenkins
Sao D. Pitts
BEEF PRODUCTION
36-2956
48-1969.
4-3477
48-1969
Bartlett High School
Mon-Fri- 8: AM - 3:35' PM
927 ir. Highland
4-5679
Miss Grace Olsen
.- Mr. H. E. Rankin
8-3372
Memphis St. Railwey Co. 8-7347
Hull Dobbs Kensinger Co. 8-3131
Felt!! WCQ SE ().. '! P.Jfl'{.. /'")b 48-6161
Bartlett, Tenn
4-7754
/'./ Mr. R. M. Gilmore
:BASKETRY
TEL.MO.
ADDR.i!:SS
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736 Neptune
1740 Forrest
2088 Hallwood
Rt. 3-H~-64-Momphis
Rt. 3-Hwy-64-Mo~phis
5-2221
7-3560
7-4390
48-4409
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36-1444
Mr...- Reiler'B Reinert
Mr. R. :B. Huntphries
1lt. 1, :Box 758
Mr. Ben Welch
1946 Snowden
't'lhi tchaven,Tonn. 35-2791
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C... fa/\
Dr. B. E. Jacobs
• Mrs. Eleanor Drane
/< Brother I. Vincent
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Mrs. Eleanor Drane
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Mr. R. J. Humphries
Mr. J. H. Hindman, Jr.
Mrs. Grover l'owcll
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Mer.1phis St. Railwey Oo. 9.. 7347
Mr. Jar:ies J. Vaughn
346 Madison
8-2266
Mr. Milton Bowers
f.;. t!)O
Near
Shelby
Co.
Penal
Farm
Mr. Arthur George
Mr·;w·~:Bttr1""ord"
30T.AlliY
7-5275
4-5909
1552 Maplewood
8-3302
915 Madison
4-7167
:Bartlett, Tonn
Christian 3rothcrs College
,,.r Mr. 0. E. Jond
·~ "V·#l'r~1Ir. Frank Pole
/~/ Mr. A. E. McClain
-~~ft-~'.fd:mti:ry
946 Decatur
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1032 Torry Circle
~artlett High School
Dartlott, Tonn.
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8-2529
7-7452W
4-5987
4-7167
4-3763
J3art1 'iH High 8eh1'ol
7-2887
Overton Park Zoo
35-2791
Rt. l, Jox 758
Whitehaven, Tonn.
I3artlot t, Tonn.
4-3763
~artlett High School
6 S. Second
1010 s. Cox
:3artlcttt Tenn •
8-2828·
7-47.:.IBM
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.ADDRESS
TEL. :NO •.
:msnmss C .J.1
Mr. C. T. McCabe
Mr. A. E. Warren
1648 Vinton
Ilartlett, Tenn.
·7-4228
4-7287
C~ING
Scoutuastors
Mr. Hope H. Ford
Mr. .T. H. Jenkins
Mr. I. L. Griste, Sr. ~ J,
·'!' ..-~
Slavick
Mr. H.
3.,,,,.,1
Crunp Currier
Rt,. 3-H""Y • 64-Moophis
48-4409
Jartlett Rd. near Macon Rd.
tr.s. Hwy. 70 & WMC Rd• 4-9802
Mr. Hope H. Ford
Camp Currier
l.l<,;"d
w.
CANOEING
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Mr.
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Mr.
i..-Mr.
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Keith Jlanton
1259 Agnes
J. R. Mankin
'/--606 McConnell
J. Granville Gatos .SS~I~ 749 McConnell
J. R. Ho.rtie
1954 Oliver
L. O. Sr.ii th It 0 O
20 s. Morrison St.
W. E. Cowan
249. F Hill
L. H. Polkf,.."9V
Marion, .i\.rk.
R. E. Kennedy
3542 Midland
~- Nelson Castle
190 s. Idlewild
O 'ii Mr. Job Carson
/, 0()
Col. Mutual Tower
f Mr •. Robt. Loe IrwinPf7-t- 1622 Clancy
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G. Worthen .Agoo
Mr. J. H. Hind.nan
Mr. Jurford
Mrs •. Grover Powell
lk ~r. A. C. Muir
CIVICS
V/I ' Mr • A. L. Hoi skell
Miss Zula Mac Harris
Mr. John w. Harris c/ .
. , • Mri. C. E. Do.vis ~4()
/ { ilu&. aL&Ji&. tlF
Mr. $. E. Kelly
Mrs. 'Grace Olsen
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2-7071
4-1394
I 4-2953
36-5335
7-2752-W
5-3989
4-2921
7-0880
5-3833
9..;8208
1278 Agnes
Rt. 6-Williams Ave.
2-4468
Darrow Ageo Labs.
Dartlott, Tonn.
13Mtlei;1; Hi~h Sehutn
Bartlett High School
5-2488
1010 Col. Mutual Tower
Stcri ck :Jldg.
Collierville, Tenn.
Conmorcc Title Dldg.
Messick High School
-43:10 ~gtte~·9.0d
:Jartlott, Tenn.
Dartlett High School
4-3763
4-3763
8-6285
8-6755
8'!"1882
4-1245
48wl83Q...
4-5987
CITRUS FRUIT CULTURE
See Farra Merit Dadge Counselors
COIN COLLECTING
4 Mr. Tod Childress
CONSERVATIO:t:-T
~&Mr.
1..j 5
R. B. Hun:phries
A. D. McWhorter
/{Mr. J. M. Tabor I'D()
4-7632
714 Inez
35-2791
Rt. 1, :Dox 758,
Whitehaven, Tenn.
9... 7z45
Mer:tphi s st .,Railway
7-7574-W
1760 Faxon
COOKIUG
Scoutmasters
Oar.ip Currier
' Mr. Hope H. Ford
:Jartlett
Rd. near Macon Rd.
<>-- ~~i('Mr. I. L. Gristc, Sr.;JdjJ
~ r \ Mr. T. H. Jenkins
Rt. :>.Hwy. 64, Menphis 48-4409
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MERIT J.ADGES
COUNSELOR
COEN FARMING
See Farm Merit Dadge Counselors
Mr. R..
.:Jennett
Jartlett, Tonn.
Mr. J. ~. Thursto'.1 /, o :nartlett, Tenn.
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TEL. NO.
ADDRESS
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48-2364
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COTTON FARlUNG JMr. J. G•..Appling
U.S. Hwy. 64
. Soe Farm Merit 3adge Counselors
3 g ~/r.·
CYCLING
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DAIRYING
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~rr "'•s (R_ ~ ~(J'-f / 7
162
V. R. Yorl{
Leo Horne, Sr.
See Farn Merit :Badge Counselors
:Jartlett, Tenn.
fV Mr. R. E. :Sennett.___
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DOG CARE
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r. J. D. Pickering
Gcri:mntown, Tenn.
r. H. M. Clcyton
929
Dickinson
11
•Mr. H. W. Slavick
4 ..3
U.S. Hwy. 70 & WMC Rd.
Ii/ Mr. Glen Reid
·
]artlott, Tonn.
jftMr. · L. L. Covington
~,Jl.adio WMC Plant
rvMr. :Job Carsozn S»....~·,t. 'Gol. M~tual Tower.
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8-1217
4-9103
48-2364
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Mr. I. L. Griste, Sr.?Y-J;, Jartlott Rd. near Macon Rd •
v;;:r. James J. Vaughn> '
ELECTRICITY
4-7497
8-734:7
73
36-1000
4-9802
4-1054
4-2442
5:,3833
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Ruralist Co. 1 Cotton
Exchange Dldg.
Roon 10&~ Court House
l!u:n ell , ih r.
2472 Central
Co1;;J.i-e-rvltle;:4fm!tn.
L. J. Kerr
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•Mr. F. M. Cooper~
,/}f2,,~r. Guy R. Kirk
16
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Fai~:~.
/{'Mr. J. G. Faulk
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8-3921
6-3067
4-6231
7-1081
Gornantown, Tonn.
Agri cul t·ure, :3ocf Production, Cotton Fnrning, Corn Farming, Citrus Fruit
Cul tur0, Dairying, Fruit Culture, Farn Records, Far;:1 Mechanics, Faro Hono & Its
Planning, Faro Layout & n1dg. Arrangeme~t, Hog & Pork Production, Nut Culture,
Pidgeon Raising, Poultry Keeping, Sheep Farming, Soil Managonent.
FINGERPRINTING
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C. H. Gregory
Lowenstein• s
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8-7711
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_ J;capt. S. L. Eilert
Front & Union Fire Sta.
rv Capt. W. L. Dilbroy
/'( ~t. H. V. Andre
4~apt; John ~· ~ibson
¥Lt. ~if. O••1~1lk1ns
"/'( jMr. E. J. Morton
capt. John T. Kane
/'f1 capt. Q,, J3. Go ode
/V1)Jn:pt. J. E. SQirle
-1f;-Co.pt. J. V. Papia
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Iv Capt. A. F. EckrJan
f,J '}
199 S. Idlcwild
Eneine House #11
Engine Honse fl
460 E. }',n.1·1:::va;)' N.
Collierv.: ::.J_.3, Tenn.
65 So. £.c;nt
3426 S01J.thcrn
3426 Snd;hern
376 McI,ei:iure
376 McLonore
~~ 1;,.V1Capt. Co E. Kaufman Jc 00 2552 Yale
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w. J>.
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F. W. Fiedler
John Cox
Duane M. Carr
M. W. Allen
Exchange Illdg.
First National Dallk: 3ldg.
899 Madison
919 E. McLonore
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5-9176
4-2987'
2-4556
36-9126
2-0818
4.-7566
5-9176
4-5377
4-6835
9-3107
9-5239
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6-2433
5-1541
8-3662
9-0433
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First Aid
(Cont'd)
COUNSELOR
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TEL. NO.
ADDRESS
~. C. c. Turl'!:er ·
899 Madison
5-3533
4-2213
DP, Jeaios Wallac.»-_ tJ ;..i
J;e'fll.aP Pi!eo
~W. D. Croft ·w ~
l3artlett High School
48-1969
· J. s. Goltmo.n
.
995 Madison
2-1036
• Almyar McLin
553 Summitt
36-2106
f.D81{ Dr. L. c. McVay ·j JIJ 0
Marion, Ark.
~7 vnr. Ralph Hamilton J •0 0 West Monphis, Ark.
~/Mr. S. E. Jolly, Sr.//, 00 r 129 Reese
48-2003
f VJDr• E. P. Yancey
Gornantown, Tenn.
r. L. P. Poarcc
Oolliorvillo, Tenn.
2-1135
r. George P. Rawls
J 1304 Union Avo.
2-2830
Ii )~r. Chester Perry
...f. kJ ,C.1498 Lindon
NJjr. D. lbJamos
Excho.ngo Bldg.
5-1100 -C!"{~r. Henry Clayton
Memphis L. G. & w. Div. 5-2552
N Mr. i1.. E. McClain
3artlett, Tenn.
/\/Mr. Frank Thoooson
IlaP:Uett, teelm'.
(Applicant nust pass Artificial respiration at Y M C A or to Red Cross
Examiner and pin certificate to application before going to Morit Jadge
Counselor)
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FIRST AID TO .AlHW:S See Animal Industry Mori t :Jadgo Counselors.
.
Mr. Wo.llaco Ilrya.nt
.
Shelby Co. Ponal Farm
3.5-2791
Ht. 1, Jox 758,
Whitehaven, Tenn.
4-3214
George J. Madlinger f ,00455 Haynes
'rntersto.te Realty Co.
8-5131
Gilner Richardson
7-7574-W
J. M. Tabor
1760 Faxon
FORESTRY
vMr. R. J3. Huophrie s
/i/\
FOUNDRY PRACTICE
~r.
FRUIT CULTUAID
GARDElUNG
s~~"'"'·
Jai:ics J. Vaughn
8-7374
Meophis St. Railway Co.
Seo Farn Merit Jadge Counselors.
~o
Farn Merit 3adge Couns~~fS
Mr. George J. Madlinger ,- c-""" 455 Haynes
4-3214
S,,..fa-J
GRASSES, LEGUMES
& FOB.AGE CROPS ,..-/'See Fam Mori t Jadge
1vMr. J. A. Thurston
!- lb
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6 Mr. H. W. Slavick P
I Mr. J. H. George _,'fj
8. ~
8.3
f'/Mr. T. H. Jenkins, Sr.
u.s.Hwy.70 & WMC Rd.
Jo.rtlott, Tonn.
Rt. 3-Hwy 64-Moophi s
76
4.-9802
48-4409
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Mr. Wallace Jryant
Shelby County Penal Faro
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HORSEMAJ:rnHIP
tVMr.
c. c. C:;wtwri.€}lt
Miss Maude :Jurbank
'Mr.
F~
M. Cooper
£;) S
II~se·
Fairgrounds
2472 Central
8-0661
7-0705
4.-6231
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INDIAN LORE
INSECT LIFE
COUNSELOR
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J. E.. Jacobs
~--·R. ::J. Huoph rios
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8-3302
1648 Vinton ·
C. T. McCabe
Raleig h Rd.
Joo Wrigh t
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GA.BDENIN~
LEATH]JRCRAFT
LEATHERWORX
4-2960
4-3763
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7-4228
Tiortl ott High Schoo l
Miss Lucy Piorco
~Mr.
JOURNilISM
915 Madiso n
Rt. 1, 3ox 758
Whiteh aven, Tenn.3 5-2791
4-3214
455 Heyncs
4-7167
Jortlo tt, Tonn.
c;,tY'
Mrs. Elco.n or Drano
~-ll".
TEL. NO.
I
~. George J. Mad.li nger
INTEBPB:IDTING
ADDRESS
455 Haynes
George J ...Ma.dli nger
4-3214
See Daske try Merit nadge Couns elors
2-3949
t!Mr. E. W. Redus
_ / Y M 0 A Every Satur~ Aftern oon froo 1: 32_ until 3:00
LIFE SAVING
Jal'-'c'ie~b, 1'6nn.
(Sec Athle tics) /V Mr. Frank Tho1aason ....,....,!J
J'ffr.
Jt.w. Sl-av; c J~
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L. L. Coving ton
M. L. Martin
Sao Pitts
T •. H. Jenkin s
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T. G. Drane
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Mc.nphi s $ t. Rail way Co. 8- 7347
4-2442
Radio WMC Plant
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e.o.:.;, )<2798
Rt. 3-Hwy-64,Mcraphis
.
48-440 9
Rt. 3-Hwy-64,Meraphis
4-5295
Ra1'1i sh=Ml lllngeo n I?d.
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35-279
758
Dox
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Rt.
R. 3. Humph ries
Whiteh aven, Tenn.
Tµl're ll, i\:1it:"
VM~ Raif' H. Wnl'd
4-6231
2462 Centra l
~ Mr. F. M. Cooper t:/J
367 Tiuntyn
1v Sgt. c. R. Reeves
~eisular . .AxrJV R.O.T .C. Instru ctors at Schoo ls.
4-9802
U.S. Hwy. & W.M.C. Rd.
I Mr. H. W. Slavic k W J} j
9
48-440
s
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64-Mom
:>.Hwy.
Rt.
Mr. T. H. Jenkin s
.6
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1220 il.~s
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it Mr. Robt. Loe Irwin.;::t;> 1f J.622 Clancy
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Mr.
J. Ii.. Ma.."'lkin
Roy lT.e'\-IDan
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t'YMr W. W. wharto n
'ff Mr. L. O. Snith
/V Mr. J.\.. j). Jackso n
· Too,ch crs of Mochrui.i~
t Mr. Robt. Loo Irwin 7-!e/
606 McCon nell
U. s. Engin eers
1046 Stonew all
20 s. Morris on
Jartlo tt High Schoo l
ng in Schoo ls
1622 Clancy
Dri.·
METAL WORK
_A/ /S'Q"e--Jaskotry Merit
-YI r1fx.. J. R. Ralsto n,
IV', Mr. W.W. Wharto n
IV
9-8208
4-1394
5-4671
36-164 5
7-2752 -W
9-8208
~
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Jr. /... oo 1974 Cruop
1046 Stonew all
·
. :::la.rt lett High Schoo l
:D. Jackso n
~o WMC Plant
Mr. L. L. Coving ton
J./;Mr. A.
2-4468
4.-6231
7-8902 -W
36-164 5
4-2442
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COUNSELOR
MlltEI T JADGES
bD
MUSIC
YMr.
O. E. Jond
fo 3 /\I Prof.
I• 0 0
Ernest Hawke I· 00
~ Vifr. Peto Marchisio Ir 0 0
Mrs. Ruby Pa;ync l.i.tkinson ·
Miss Mary Sue McCa.raey
A/Miss Elizabeth Dupree
IYMr. A. E. McClain
Mrs. c. C. Faquin
Miss Flora Warren
ADDRESS
TEL. NO,
6 s. Second St.
Central High School
158 N. Cleveland
1752 Vinton
Wost Mf,)L'lphis, Ark.
411 Giln.oro Apts.
:Oartlett, Tonn.
8-2828
2-22;1. 7
2-4053
7.,..2540-W
7-7670
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fP~. c. T. McCabe
1648 Vinton
SS~· Robert Shultz, sr,, 1,0 D 2389 Jroad
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Jartlott, Tonn.
7-4228
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Bartlett High School
48-l969
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201 McCall nldg
8-3637
Radio
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2-2442
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Mr. J. H. Hind.nan, Jr.
Ja.rtlett, Tenn.
Frank Thor.w.son
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:!JartJ.et.t., Tenn.
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1800 Harbert
414 Olive
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2-9267
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5-3930
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Collierville, Tenn.
:Bartlett High School Library
Jesse Cunningham
Miss Alice M. Virden
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H11zy. 64 & Brunswick Rd. 4-7309
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36.1000
929 Dickinson
8-7464
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Overton Park Zoo
7-2887
7-2887
915 Madison
8-3302
Camp Currier
2166 Evelyn
2-0940
6-::?520
317 Poplar'Ave.
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7-4228
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C. T. McCabe
F. J. Vandemark
E. C.' Nemitz
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1648 Vinton
(....4~r. C. T. McCabo
Cossitt Library
Miss Alice M. Virden
Germantown, Tonn.
N Mr. Ralph B. Hunt
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School
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Bartlett, Tonn.
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5-1902
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Whitche,ven, Tonn.
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J. R. Hartic
1259 li.gnes
Keith Blan.ton
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Urban Smith
20 S. Merri son
L. o. Smith
Marion, Ark.
L. H. Polk
Semmes St.
B. B. Jones
w. D. Croft
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r. J. R. Hartie
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• Nelson Castle
749 McConnell
1954 Olivor
Marion, .Ark.
190 s• Idlowild
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4-1394
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7-9080
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4-5179
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4-9802
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7-2887
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J. Melroy
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Mr. Fred . L •. Chris tenbu ry, . Chairman~
Court House
/Mr. H. M. €1.ayton
Memphis Ligh t, Gas & Water Div.
Mr.
Char les H. Chu'rch
562 Edith St •
v'
...;· Mr. John E. Fobe rts
522 Falls Bldg.
/Mr . A. D. Mc~orter
Memphis st. Rwy. Co. /
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BALLOT FOR ELECTION'OF OFFICERS AND COUNCIL MEMBERS-AT-Lj\RGE
FOR YEAR BEGINNING Jfl.NUABY :)., 1943
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·--· Mr. Percy A. Clayton
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Mr. A. K. Burrow
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Mr. Edwin Dalstrom
w. :r.
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Mr. Oran L. Cox
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Mr. Percy
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Mr.
(Vote for One)
(Vote for One)
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Clarke
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(Vote for One)
FOR TREASURER
·-·
Mr. Emile A. Bizet
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(Vote for One~ _
FOR COMMISSIONER
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Mr. F. Joe :inanas'.l;an
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FOR NATIONAL COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVJJS(Vote for 3)
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Mr. Percy A. Clayton
Mr. A. K. Burrow
Mr. F. Joe Flanagan
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Acklen, T. Robert
Acroyd, W.L.
.
Agee, G. Worthen
Ahlgren, Frank
I
Carlisle, G.A. Jr.
I Callow, Lewis
i Canad.a, Col. J. W.
Canale, Phil M·
Carter,,
M.O.
1
r Castle, S. Nelson
Chambers, C.M.
1
Chambers, J .D.
I
Alexander, Vance J.
Angus, John A.
Alcott, Richard
Allen, c.c.
Allen, James Seddon
Allen, June D.
Allen, Preston
Allen, Thomas H,
Annis, Burton B.
Atkinson, Dr. W.R.
Austin, John A.
I
j Champion,
I
Awsu.'Ilb, George
4res, Dr. J.C.
Baber, Rodney
Bacon, Col. W.J.
Ball, Ernest O.
(Army)
Ballon, Dave
Barker, Judge H.H.
Barrow, E.R.
Barry, Edward F.
Bateman, Dr. R.J.
Beasley, John B.
Benner, Henri
Bensinger, Lloyd
Bizet, Emile A.·
Boatner, N.J.
:Soyle, J. Bayard
Boyle, Jos., P.
Brennan, J.J.
Brown, C.H.
Brown, Paul
:Brown, R.G.
Brown,
Bruce,
s.
c.
Toof'
Arthur
Bruce, R.G,
Bunn, H.T.
Burch, Lucius E.•
Burrow, A.IC.
Butler, c.w. Jr.
Roscoe c.
IClark,
Clark, William
1
Clarke, P.O.
Clczyton,
Henry M.
1
1 Cleyton, P.A.
I Cloghor~, Jolm
:coffcy, l3cn B. Jr.
Cole, Sam F.
Collier, J •. D.
I'Cooke,
R.P.
I, Cox,
Cox, ,Allen Jr,.
Oran L,.
Cox, W.W.
ICowan, C.H.
Crawford, A.M.
Creson, Larry B.
!Croson,
R.F,
I
Bolton, A. Earle
:Bondurant, Julian B.
Boone, Daniel H.
Boyd, Judge Marion
R.G.
, Chandl or, 0. B.
Chandler; W,H.
Cha.i."'ldler, Hon. Wal tor
• Christenbu~y, Fred L.
1 Church, C• .d.
, Clark, Dolph
.
(Army)
(Army)
.
1
!Creson, T.K. Jr.
S.~
Cha.s. M.
Crump, Claude M.
Crump, E.Ho Sr.
jCrump~ E.H •. Jr.
1Cunninghc.'1l?l, Jesse
, Crump ,
(Army)
!
IDalstrom, Ed
I
1
(Army)
. ·
Dnniclson, Geri W.A.
Darnell, Herbert
Davis, Hon. Clifford
:Davis, Dr. J. Murry
l
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Paul
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;Defries,
~ Leo
!Deupree, Wayne
(Navy)
�i Herring ton, R.L.
·1 Hirsh, :s.·: Y.
Diohl, Dr. Charles
Dilworth , J.E.
Dolan, T.R.
Dorr, W.H.
Dozier, R.M.
Droi fus, Fred B.
1
(Army)
:Brown
Harold
, Hoag• Dean
: Hobson, Dr. J.Jo
(.Army).
I Hohenbe rg, A.E.
1
Holmes, Herbert
Hopper, A.L.
, Howard, T.P.
Hunt, J .D.
Hussey, Robert J.
I
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I Irby, w.n . Jr.
Dr. :S .. E.
IJacobs,
Jacobs, Merrill
n, C.M.
IJacobso
Johnson , J. c.
Early, George C.
Earp, 0 .K.
Eckert, George J.
Echols, L.V.
Edge, W.T.
Edwards , Frank c.
Eliot, Dr. T.s.
Emick, Harold
Ettelson , Dr. H.W.
1
Evans, Thomas A.
'!Johnson , w.c.
Jones, Dr~ Robert W.
•Jones, Walk C. Jr.
Farrl:Hl , John J.
Fay• Gerald
!
Fiedler , Dr. F.W,
Finch, M.E,
Fisher, Allen
Flanaga n, F. Joo
Fleming , Joseph D.
Koller, Eugene
King, Rev. Frank
Elinck, Chief Irby
Klyce , F. W.
Knoff, Edw. M.
•Kopald , S.L.
Kremer, Merrill
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Lnne, V.G.
Swayne
ILathaLl,
Fogleman, John A.
Fowler, Toll
w.
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Fowler,
Freebur g, Harry
Friend, A.3.
I
·Gatos, J. Granvil le
Gaylor, W.A.
Gehri, Rov. W.G.
Glascoc k, Charles
Glasgow, :Sen E.
Goldsmi th, Jack
Go l tmn.n, Dr • J • S •
Gooch, Cecil
Graves, Dr. L.M,
G[ogg, _E:1:1-ssellf
j Leroy,
(A'rmy)
1
Hn.llo, Arthur
I
(Art17)
Harrold , E.A.
I
II
Herff, Horbert
!__ _ _ _ __
I
• Lightma n, M.A.
jLiverm oro, Dr. George R.
, Lohmeye r, J .A.
1 Lucas, Fred w.
I
M[',den, John W.
J.E.
I
,Mncfar lane, G.o.
(Army)
Malone, J .H.
Mallory , Leo
1Maxon, :Oishop James M. "
1McCabo, C.T.
1McCamoy, E.F.
1
1Maury,
Halliday , W.P.
Hartie, J .R.
Hays , Lake
Hoard, Robert G.
Ho i skoll , l1. .. L.
Henry, N. Walla.co
Dr d Lo.ui s
, Levy, Dr. Louis
Lewis, Dr. ~~.c.
Lowis T.W.
' Libby, Frank
j11chter man, Ira J.
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Halo, E.W. ;
Lerner' s.M.
I
Grey, John
Grout, F.M.
/:J~;y,,e},)·..,,t.,
(Army)
'i Loo, Dr. R.G.
LoPrinco , J .A.
(ArmY')
!
IMcGco, E.Le
1
�McGeorge, H.L.
McGregor, John
McKnight, James Malone
McKnight, Thomas
McWhorter, A.D.
M.eeman, E .J.
Morgan, Allen
Moriarty, Herbert
Mottweiler, Forrest
Munson, F.F.
~yer...s, Mayer,
I
(Navy)
h\.. o1..U2.4,...,,·\~
Norvell, J. w. {
Nickey, Sam Jr.
Nichols, Doddridge
0 1 Ca1laghan, J.E.
0 1 Conner, Frank
Orgill, Edmund
Orgill, K.W.
Orndorff, H.G.
Ozburn, N. Field
Patton, Wesley E.
Paul, F.W.
Payne, F ,J.
Peete, Russell
Penland, Clifford
Pennebaker, C.T.
Peres, Hardwig
Perkins,. George T •r:
Pidgeon;iEvere tt -J;>\i..
Pidgoon,0Phil
Pilkington, John
Pipkin, A.E.
Pipkin, Perry
Plank, E.E,
Plough, Abe
'Pope, Marvin
Porter, Dr. A.R. Jr •
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Ross, J.L.
Roy, George T. Jr.
' Ruch,Dr. Walter A~
Rugg, L.E.
·I Russell, Edward P •
Russell, Dr. George M.
Rychonor 1 .Dr. R.o.
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Ragland, S .E.
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Ragsdale, F, V. ..__
(Ar~y)
Raines, Dr. Sam L.
Ramsay, R.G.
Ramsey, Henry T.
Reeves, Russell E.
Reid, Wallace R.
Richardson, Charles D.
Richardson, Gilmer
Ries, Elmer M.
Riechman, J.A,
Riggan, C.L.
(Army)
Rittelmoyor~ Chas.
I
I
, .E.
I, Saino
Sandown, W.H.
Scharff, Abe
I Scharff, Aaron R. M.
J
Schloss, Gilbert
Schoembs, Arthur
1 Schmeisser, Dr .. H.C.
Schwartz, Merrill ·
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Seay, J .r.
' Sellers, Perry ....... u \"t\,/\rd
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Shannon, A, V.
1 Sharpe, W,L.
Shields, J. Chester
Si bloy, Dr~ J o.siah
1
Sims, R.B. Jr.
Skinner, J .. 1.
Skinner, Raymond
1
Slavick, H. W.
Smith, Walter L.
' Sohm, Alfred
Spain, H.M.
Spears, Horman
1
Springfield, C.1.
Strauss, G,D,
' Strong, Raymond
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ITanne:r, L. W. ,
E.F.
IThompson,
Thompson, L.K.
R.A.
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I TuaJ., :Slanchar d S.
I Turman, w.F.
'Turnbull, Steve
~urn:r, Norfleet
,.,
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Edwar'd N.
jj Vandemark, F .N.
Vesey John B.
1 Valen~i:ne, John
[Wadley, Dr. S,1,
;Waggener, Andrew B.
·1 Wagnor, D~ Eugene
I Waring r' Col. Roane
! Vaden,
(Army)
�Watkins, R.G.
Webb, Harry
Webster, Wm. A.
Weeks, Dr. J4:S.
Weil, Alvin B.
Wetter, Henry
Widney, Rev. Chas. L.
Wilkinson, Russel
Williams, O.P.
Willi ss, Carl 1.
Wilson, Harry 1.
Wiseman, James B.
Wood, George
Wood, Dr. Percy
Wrny, T. Cecil
'lw:-zb;µrg, Abo
(Navy)
(ArmY')
Young, C.B.
·Young, Dr. Thomas K.
Yount, C. Greer
Council Members elected at tho
Annual Meeting Decornbor 10, 1942
for the year 1943.
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hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July 1, 1944. In justification of this
application,. the following summary of accomplishments and progress in 1943 and Objectives for 1944
is presented. Further details will be found in the accompanying reports which are offered as evidence
of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibility as a Local Council as required by the By-Laws of the
Boy Scouts of America, Article XI, Section 2, Clause 3.
This application, statements and record of progress were revi,ewed and approved qy the Council
E . B cl cl l 11 cl . \\ · 11 .,, • ' J '/ 19 t I If h" h
~eet~~u~v~uo~~~ ~:: pr~~n~a a~d ~:et~!u~~l···;p~~fa~~ll;·:·~~~;p~~d···i~;···;biig~~·i~~ ... to ·'i~y~lly' :~o;er~~e
with the National Council and its representatives in promoting the program of the Boy Scouts of
America in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and By-Laws, policies and regulations of
the Boy Scouts of America. ·
Signed .. d.:.~--~~IP:!!:.~.~---····················· Scout Executive President
Treasurer
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
(Incorporated February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.)
"//
L THE COUNCIL
1. As of December 31, 1943, we had .. .-2:.:S.~Council members, which included representatives oL..!..:!lO. .... % of the
institutions or groups of citizens within our jurisdiction which sponsor Troops or Packs.
In accordance with the policy of the Boy Scouts of America, major religious groups of our territory are represented in the
Council and Executive Board in the following riumbers:.
Council .................................... Jewish .......... &.& .......... ; Catholic .......... .1..1. ............. ; Protestant. ... ~~.S.: ...... .
Executive Board ................. .Jewish ................. .I... .......... ; Catholic ................. k. ........... ; Protestant. ......... A;:f. .. "fi.'. ....... .
The Council membership includes representatives of the following community interests as checked: Business ...... ~~-2 ........... ;
Religious .. _ ...... 1..1... ............. ; Educational... ......... .1....0. ............ ; Labor ................ ~ ............. ; Civic ................. , ............... .
2. Amendments to our Constitution and By-Laws were adopted in 1943. O Yes KJ No
These amendments have been approved by the National Council. .O Yes D No
(If not, attach copies.)
3. This Council has ............. ~ ............ organized Districts with functioning District Committees.
There are ......... __ 'Q ............... .Districts yet to be organized. Of these we will organize ........... _.O.: ......... ..in 1944.
- :;., D' . h . . fin . h' C il ........................... ~.................. 1stncts are s anng m a,ncmg t 1s ounc .
4. We have an average of one Commissioner for every ............ 8. ... : ...... ..institutions sponsoring Troops or Packs, and expect to
make this one Commissioner for every ............... b ............ jnstitutions by December 31, 1944.
5. During 1943 there were ........... - ... / ........ - .... meetings of our Council and ................. 7. ................. .meetings of our Executive Board.
···--···-0 ............... of our District Committees met monthly, (except July and A1:1gust) during 1943, and the rest averaged ........ Z .. :-····-
meetings.
. 7fJJ IC~~ !II "' f.'" .... ·"' 6. Our annual meeting is held in the month 0£. ...... -J:P.~--~""·····A . .:!i: 1:~:1t.: ... f..:. ................................................... .
fli d b f ·1 · f b · · _,,-CJJ tM ({jl ,;<:))it• ... n !! :~.Y 0 cers an mem ers o our Counc1 serve or one year egmnmg ......... J. .. u.:11.u.YJ ....... !Ut.V.'rt .. v; .......... c ••••• r.:::: .............................. .-.......•
Functioning of Council an<l
Number of CHECK THOSE No.of
7. Dis.tricts repre- FUNCTIONING Members ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Committees sented on each WELL for 1944
iii:~1:at 1P=Gli
Council .a x 0,..0
Executive Board 0 ~ 1./..$"
If) Organization and Extension 3 }( Ln r..:l
Leadership Training 4 i,,. i:.:l x
e-- Advancement ~ JC LO e--.... Camping and Activities 3 x ~
~ Health and Safety .3 x 7 ~
0 Finance 3 X" /()
u Other Committees: , ..
II. FINANCE
1. In making Scouting available to the boys of our territory during 1943, net operating expenditures amounted to
$.l.:.~t . .71..1..d?. * That we may not only continue, but may strengthen and extend our Council service and bring Scouting to
an increased number of boys in 1944, we have planned a net operating budget of $ .. 7:::."i.1 .. f:..:f.(:f..OO.*.
2. We had an employed Executive staff oL. ...... :::d. ................. men December 31, 1943.
We plan to increase this staff by the employment oL ... - .... ..1 ................. additional men in 1944.
have been
3. In order to assure proper handling and accounting for the funds entrusted to this Council, our accounts ~
audited by .. P.li.fl.1, .. M.ltflWl..GK./M.f..Tt;lt/tJ.t.. .... l:: ... ~o.1 ...... ~C:RTt Fr E.O PV1!3l.J!C.. fl C€!Ec11..»1J!/7{ f'l!trr:;;
(State whether professional accountants or Auditing Committee.)
* Thesti figures should agree with corresponding totals in Finance Committee report.
Form 0-539C-30001143
REPORT OF ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION Make sure business related
to December ex-
COMMITTEE - 1943 ~ S' pirations is accounted Region No.
for according to procedure
announced in Name of Council CH tCKfJ ~8W f?(.'JLJNlftL, I.[ IJ l!M Dr. West's Bulletin Council No. ..S-58 # 20, Series of 1941.
Headquarters City ~1 lff. f/._IJ>n fli! !/'ii, State 71 a~- '~t/ t'f
Net Trdnsfers l TABLE 1 Total on New in Separations # due to Estimated Estimated Objectives
jDec. 31, 1942 1943
Territory Total New in Net for in 1943 Dec. 31, 1943 . Separations changes 1944 (See note) Dec. 31, 1944
i ln Out in 1Y44
1. Total Troops*
:
f."i I ~/ 14 15J/, 14- 7 I b5
(a) Sea Scout Ships 8 ;J
( J/
,
)...- I ( 2--
(b) Sea Scout Patrols (in Troops) I l I .
(c) Explorer Troops
(d) Explorer Patrols (in Troops) I I I I
(e) Rover Crews
(f) Air Squadrons I I I - ..,_
'
(g) Air Scout Patrols (in Troops)
(h) Neighborhood Patrols
(i) Lone Scout Tribes
(j) Negro Troops '-1-7 ! 4 SJ 7 y rS b
(k) Indian, Troops
2. Total ,Scouts** 3_,,., /713 /.'176 _.g-1-~E 12100· //b() ·-?~ s~
(a) Sea Scouts 1$3 - .... 34.- SCJ J7/ ,0 M-0 1'18
(b) Explorer Scouts ..s ...... ~ + ~ -~ ( d
(c) Rover Scouts ......
(d) Air Scouts .... /:;.. /~ /$ --'..!? ).- "'V
(e) Senior Scouts in Troop
(f) Lone Scouts I 10 // \;;- v 11-f-.
(g) Negro Scouts 11/-1 L'b5 351 /01..I .:.,.;·~oo
.f:.1 '" I I J. oc.\
(h) Indian Scouts '
3. Total Scouters l13# -UJ) 2t:?1 /23,R J./ DO ..?;~('\ I !f?.J I) ' .
4. Total Packs i.L 'l 3 3o to ')-
f ~/./--
Negro Packs ' I J lo - I 7 j ,,. .
Neighborhood Dens
s. Total Cubs l,Jf.. 1,45 BL7 ?14 400 t,.,.r·e, I r:i fee,,..f..
Negro Cubs ;:Lio 7J iZo ,Y.
I d' .,, I r1'J f" 70 1qo
6. Total Cubbers (including Den Mothers) I 'Jr 'ii J'4 -~I /52.. /,.. () 1->/ () I 7 ,,_. ..
Den Mothers 8 2--~ 2- 2-1 10 .,j !Jb
Den Chiefs
#"Net Separations" equals total separated minus "separated - reregistered."
*Include in figures on this line total number of all Troops, Explorer Troops, Rover Crews, Sea Scout Ships, Air Squadrons, Neighborhood Patrols and Lone
Scout Tribes. This will not necessarily be the sum of lines (a) to (i) which follow.
**Include in figures on this line total number of all Scouts in above indicated units and Lone Scouts. In column "New in 1943" include only boys who were
new in Scouting in 1943. This will not necessarily be the sum of lines (a) to (f) which follow. · 1
***In second column "New in 1943," include all boys who entered .these branches of Scouting in 1943, whether they transferred from some other branch of
Scouting or not. /1 LC 0 '"
(a) New 12-year-olds regist1red in 1943., ... ./..:/:.J .............. E;timated new 12-year-old Scouts in 1944 ........ 1 .. ~ ............. .
(b) We had on record.._Q._(e_ ____ Scout Troops and..._ .. LQ_ _ Cub Packs expired and not reregistered on Dec. 31, 1943.
1/
TABLE 2
A-Tenure achieved in 1943 by Scouts and by Assistant Scoutmasters Less than ] 2 3 4 5 or more
under 21 who have been Scouts. (1) 1 Year Year Years Years Years Years TOTAL
·----------··--
(a) Number on roll Dec. 31, 1943 who attained respective years of tenure in 1943 (2) 147μ /ooO .5J.f .)..f7 /~O J1- 315!
(b) Number Net Separated in 1943 who attained respective years of tenure in 1943 ( 3) a,f7 ,7),.. U7 116' I/ff 11-/ ;717
(~) Total (a+b) who attained respective years of tenure in 1943 1s2q /b1'),, 3 I ,_ :/;1.r J-+6 iis Sl7~
B-OBJECTIVES FOR 1944-2, 3, or 4 year Scouts in 1944 come Less than 1 2 3 4 5 or more
·from the l, 2, and 3 year Scouts of 1943 . 1 Year Year Years Years Years Years TOTAL
(d) Total 'who will attain respective years of tenure in 1944 /f:fCO· f "/()t>, ?;';{ !r>C< 1-"l·~O :i ·~'b '2-·~.f' .:;- ';.l 7 ;,..,.' ,7 ~
? ·' '
(1) When lapsed Troops reregister only Scouts and Assistant Scoutmasters under 21 who reregister with the Troop shall be credited with years of tenure
attamed durmg the lapsed period of the Troop.
(Z) Scouts attam tenure only on anniversaries of the date they first became Scouts, which is not necessarily the same as the reregistration date of the
Troop. Separated Reregistered Scouts lose tenure credit for the period they were not registered.
(3) Do not include Scouts separated in 1943 who did not attain an additional year of tenure in 1943 before separating.
( 4) Information for both sections A and B of this table may readily be obtained from the Gray Scout Service Chart. lf your Council does not keep this chait
a request to the Supply Service will bring you the "Gray Scout Service Manual".
Please check whether Council keeps the Gray Scout Service Chart: Yes D ; No ~
TABLE 3 MEMBERSHIP FACTORS l3Y POPULATION GROUPS
-
Classify units by population groups, then secure data for 500,000 100,000 25,000 10,000 2,500 Under
each group trom umt records so classified. and to to to to 2,500 TOTAL
over 500,000 100,000 25,000 10,000 and o.c.
Check totals in last column,
A. New Scouts during 1943 11-4-1 z1i. IZ/~
these 4 lines against corre-
sponding totals in Table I. B. Total Scouts Dec. 31, 21,fJ 11U ~1-5~
Check Table 4 below sim- 1943.
ilarly. C. Total Troops Dec. 31, 1943. 12'1- ~* ;5i
D. Net dropped Troops " during 1943. 1a I 1+
TABLE 4 {Use same pop'n. group
headings as in Table 3.
A-New Cubs in each group in 1943. r572- 73 b+b
B-Total Cubs, Dec. 31, 1943. R1 ,_ /0?~ t7/4
~ 1-!> ..
. -'J
.
C-Number of Packs in each group Dec. 31, 1943. . ~o
D-Packs dropped in each group in 1943. 3 0 ~
TABLE 5 ORDERLY EXIT PLAN - 1943
Junior
. Death Transfers Promotion Alumni Dropped TOTAL
Total Separated Scouts During 194~. 5 /~ If /§J:t- ;+11
During 1943 ......... /// ................ of our Cubs became 12 years old. Of these, ....... ;:;t.'2-................ became Scouts.
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TROOP BUDGET AND PACK THRIFT PLAN
The Council has a definite plan for promoting the Troop Budget and Pack Thrift Plan (check one) Yes"-. No o .
.... /~1::. .... Troops (.~flt. .. %) were on Budget Plan Dec. 31, 1943; Objective: ... ../..~.e~ ...... Troops (i!f..0; .. %) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1944 . ...... ,,..K ..... Pack~ (.1; .. %) were on Thrift Plan Dec. 31, 1943; Objective: ........ J.S. ....... Packs ( ... 8.0.:%) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1944.
Signed.-...... .. ___ ...... -....... _ ................................................. - .............. ..
Chr. Organization and Extension Committee
~
Frank Ahlgren
Howard s. Ainslee
E. O. :Bailey
Lucius E. Burch, Jr,
William Hale Dorr
Harold William lihick
Capt. Toll E. Fowler
Charles F. Goodman
S. L. Kopald
.Charles W, Loomis
John W. Maden
Thomas E. Maxson
Alvan Fletcher Tate, Jr,
Joe E. Davis
Harry West Hirsheimer
Floyd Sherrod
R, Arpin Koehler
NEW COUNCIL MllM:BERS
1/31/44
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REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE-1943
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EXPENDITURES-1943 Indicate if f~~.,iy}f' o~~~n /fr,,~ci·' '!(, /
calendar year J ~.· ~~. i: .;) t1t!.~ BUDGET-1944
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3
I. Operating Expenditures: Total Expenditures Special Receipts Net Expenditures
(See Note I below) (Col. I minus Col. 2)
1. Executive Salaries* ·----- $ I 0 /JJJ.1, Bi $ $ 1D 17 £.f IS~ $ I /. .; /;t i/-. ()O J • -2 . .
2. Office Salaries ---·---·····-··- ?.~ t.. t 2.-£ f~. : ,, ~~--·~ i.,~ ( ~-/ S' I J~t> !.) lJ
3. Retirement Contrib'ns ... J..!.li,. /,g ti- 1-1-bl. 84· "4 J.....l; 00
4. Rent, Light, Heat, Insurance,
Telephone --···- I fo '!?7. 7 o I {.,{;7,7tJ I 7 R 6. 0 0
5. Office Supplies --······---··- , l l.S~ ?.i l c~ t~~ .. -1 .~· ?2 I ~·~- 't ? c.\ ' D.... 0
6. Postage -----·······--·······--····· "'l~Olr 7 t./.i.1-, 0. '£ ~ "t"" 'e, ,,()a
7. Transportatic;m ----·--·----- f, #./.. (::,~~ 8 j I L./.()() R '1 J L../- b e;. b 0
/ 8. Publicity ·-·----·-·······--······-- Se.oa
9. Camping (See Note 2) ~ &//,C'?; . .;;-.s f:/1 ! 0 .!" /1"'1i// t·.·p I 7 1- .)~ 0 O , "'•' . I I .·,1
10. Senior Scouting ............ .,>;(.' tr'.l~ t~:;-t A l ~· I s38, 1..-1 /'V.• _,,t, 'I.;>,I \'/\, .. ~i ~~
11. Cubbing ..................................................
12. Leadership Training
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13. Circuses, M. B. Shows
and other activities, ....... e;~ o.~!' '?!_t~o.,S -'1.- ) .. CJ~ .• ~·(\
14. National Quota .............. -'.'.'!! ~l 'l, f} J ~UI e; ~ S'C'!Dd)Ci
15. Charter Fee ················-· 'i:) 00 if',(""\() '7,J,'", l" ~
16. Campaign E::i~:penditures 7J.11J i~ 'jJ"" ?J"", Co
17. Interest on Indebted-
ness (See Note 3 below) 'l;,lH./ 3. ()L/-
18. Miscellaneous .. ............................ 8 Io .!ti 8' l~.!ld I 36.00
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II. Capital Expenditures:
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2. Camp Property ---·-·······- 12 ~. f I I'?(,. .Ci I
3. Automobile .. .......... _... ..................
TOTAL CAPITAT '..J;tf/-" {..,, '?1 '-I. l L i f s-, 0 t')
III. Total of Operating and Capital (I + II) J .;, ('>?;'\ " • I.! f.1 .;f.$ t tj_' r,i,f z 7. μ..:;~~. g..f / i.s [.. '1.l''ti ,. ,.~. . ' /I '~-
IV. Revolving Accounts:
(National Funds)
.!3' 7 c.. 80
.
1. BOYS' LIFE ................... .!57 /,,,.So
2. Registrations ·-··---·--··--··--- {) ,, '1:91./., .r I ~ t.-/?t.{,$1
3. Scout Supplies .............................. -~ .:.r 7 .. ). 1J :?; ~-1 .. r;r13 I
TOTAL REVOLVING '7 b"li • J,-L/- ·7 !.. ,,,1 .,Z . ~· i/
l .~· '7
v. Endowment, Trust Funds or other Permanent Investments I ol b()f!>. oo
VI. Obligations Paid (See Note 4 below)
NOTE 1-Report as Special Receipts only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees etc., which are incidental to
certain Council activities. Also report Revolving Account receipts in second column. ' · ·
NOTE 2-Camping figures should include disbursements and receipts as shown in report of Camping and Activities Committee.
NOTE 3-Do not include payments to reduce "principal" indebtedness. .
NOTE 4--This refers to repayment of loans, the proceeds of which have been previously expended, bills and other obligations which
have been charged to the various items of the budget in previous years and so reported.
*Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transportation allowances. Do not distribute any salar:ies
to other bud~et items. (OVER/
Analysis by population groups of income from. contributions for 1943 Council operation.
Income from areas
where Council participates
in Community Chest
Chest
allocation
Supplemental'*
rnntriibutions
Income from areas
where Council does
not participate
in Chest
· Total
Communities of 500,000 or over ............................................. 1_$ ________ 1_$ ______ 1_$ ______ 1_$ ______ _
" " 100 ooo 500 ooo b.S f';' .. &~ ·~ ).. •t t1 P. t;. "'· t\ , to , ····································1-~.-.-....1--,.,_p=· -...~d·-~··-··-1--------1--------1-~-"*=+f-f.r......-..·•...,,;--"-'-"'"'-"'-"
" " 25,000 " 100,000 .................................... 1------1------1------1------
" " 10,000 " 25,000 ..... , .............................. 1--------1--------1--------1-------
" " 2,500 " 10,000 .................................... , _______ , _______ ,. _______ , _____ _
" 500 . < ( ' 1 fe,.'?711 ') h ., ~ s ,II fl ~ under 2, and open country .................. 1----~~~~1 ________ 11 __ __,· ''"" .• '"" ••. ..._, _.1.'"-. """! =·· ... _·.;....·· -i---"';;.. . ·-'"'"". """C"'"'' '-"'': .... :0
$ ,.., 1'"'.>t}
TOTAL.. ......................... i~,.;~ 1JcfJ.()f\
$
*Did Chest approve? Yes~ No _ ?
(Check one)
Funds for the 1944 budget outlined on preceding page i:;:: .,t been raised.
NOTE~If funds not yet raised, state plans for securing funds here--------------------
Budget for 1945, or next fiscal year, will be adopted by Executive Board about . fct.t;,.'L < "';,;, ::{' t ter ,t,/ !/
't/ (Date)
Assets, f2-31-43
Current-'Cash on hand and in bank $ {I';.!{).!!;;·;;., /, ?.~ *Fix~d - Real Estate
Unpaid Pledges
Supplies for Resale
Securities
Camp Equipment
Office Equipment
Automobile
*Present Value
Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-43
• '/ti ,l .r Operations-Accounts and Bills Payable$-'""".("""~:_,._/_. --'-1 ..... ·._,"--·""'__.· • ... · ..
Notes Payable .
Capital-Accounts and Bills Payable
Notes Payable
C) $-· -~-
Mortgages
TOTAL __ "'""(·=-.:':_' This Council has Trust or Endowment funds, as of December 31, 1943, totaling$ /01 1'-~tJ.f:.;tJ of which$ ..,'S~f\(),t1 ti
was received during the year 1943. We are using (a) Standard Declaration of Trus.___ _____ , or (b) some other
form approved by National Counci..__ ______________ ~-----------------
A comprehensive Five-year Financial Plan ~h been developed which has been in effec.___ ______ years.
as not
Coundl dire~tedcan:r~i~n or :~~P.~!?Ps ;r~~~ b~~held ~~ th~.,fo:lowing dates in 1944:
ct,,\,..t ~ C'L\ ::t~ tll~,. L- f- J,~,..f •. tJ.' l ,.,_,(~ , ~j' j}, v"°'"' ,, ,
Rema~~Exp~natiorumAdilitioru ____ ( _________ ~-------------------~
Signed-------------
Chr. Finance Committee
Form 0-539E-30001143
REPORT O'f LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTE'E -1943
NAME OF COUNCIL ..... -~ .. ff.J.f,,JUl.JB.W: .... f!.D'!!..l:f.Gfl__l,.;----t!_: __ ~-111-,_.JNC._,, _______________________________________ _
HEADQUARTERS CITY ___________ fM __ l!:_j}¥1_fPJf.ff. __ ,SJ' ____________________________________________ STATE ..... :7..J:::Jill/ ............... ____________ _ Region No·---~----------Council
No .. ~~------
RES UL TS IN BASIC TRAINING*
As of December 31, 1943, we have accomplished the following toward providing all of the key leaders of our registered units with BASIC TRAINING*:
Leaders and Assistants (not Committeemen) with INTRODUCTORY TRAINING ("Fundamentals of the Boy Sew Movement" or "Elements of Scout
Leadership-Part I") Number registered 12/31/43 .3.!2 .. L ..... ; Number with Introductory Training __________ 7 __ _.~------------; Per cent ... b-Y: ..... '1---------%;
"'J " ; . Objective 12/31/44 Per cent ----~:o ............ %.
LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING * UNITS HA YING A LEADER WITH BASIC TRAINING *
STATUS 12/31/43
HA VE COMPLETED
BASIC TRAINING* Objective
Number 12/31/44
Scoutmasters
Registered Number I % %
i uo >6j~' fl.4 bb ~--""'-:·----~
CJI J "2 i j3,f I$" Assistants
Skippers ! t. (., 14.f- (,, C>
Mates '1 0 -
Explorer Leaders J. --
Assistants
Rover Leaders
Assistants
Air Scout Leaders
Assistants
Cubmasters ~' '~ ~. ) ," ~ !' G 0
Assistants i! ·11\ • ~ ~-it-'//'..'-1 2-~
\' I~ t~~ q b ,--4-q-I -l--b....;:::0:.....-I
____ :_:_:_:.1_~_:_:d_de_::_s_ 1~l_,"'+rl1-~~·~ 17 {g _ ~' l~i. 2-0
Grand Total '~, () ,; _j olo i 31.S 0 ~ ..
Boy Scout Troops &.
Neighborhood Patrols &
Lone Scout Tribes
Ships & Sea Scout
Patrols
Explorer Troops &
Patrols
Rover Crews
Air Squadrons &
Patrols
Packs & Neighborhood
Dens
Total Units & Patrols
*BASIC TRAINING means completion of the appropriat~ training as follows (or former equivalents):
STATUS 12/31/43
NUMBER HAVING A
LEADER WITH
Number TRAINING*
Registered Number %
2 "') ;J~.I
~
l h
j /4 ,, ,- J ,j ~i.?
J !
I
1i ,_
I b G
1. Scoutmasters and Assistants-Scoutmasters' Course or Elements of Scout Leadership, Parts I and II, or former equivalent.
2. Cubmasters and Assistants-Cub Leaders' Training Course or Elements of Cub Leadership.
3. Skippers and Mates-Skippers' Course or Elements of Sea Scout Leadership.
4. Explorer Leaders and Assistants-Explorer Leaders' Course.
5. Air Scout Leaders and Assistants-Air Scout Leaders' Course.
6. Rover Leader and Assistants-Rover Leader Course or 1, 3, or 4 above.
Objective
12/31/44 .
%
bO
60
70
UNITS WITH LEADERS TRAINED IN OUTDOOR WORK STATUS 12/31/43
;~~
OBJECTIVE 12/31/44
a. ,Troops having at least one leader with training in Camping - course in "Troop Camping," or
"Elements of Scout Leadership - Part III" (Short Te-rm Camping)
b. Sea Scout Ships and Patrols having at least one leader with training in "Sea Scout Camping
and Cruising."
COMMISSIONERS WITH TRAINING
a. Number registered Commissioners _____ , ___ ;:~--~-::-------
b. Have completed a Commissioners' Training Course.
c. Have basic course for unit leaders, but not Commissioners' Course.
LEADERS WITH SCOUT EXPERIENCE
Had Scout experience starting with Tenderfoot Rank.
Number -4--.b·------
Percent ------------------
Number ___ Q __ Q ______ _
Percent ------------------
Number .J.~,~---~Percent
..... lev:e----
N umber _______ g _____ _
Percent ____ }:']:~:~'. __
Number /().!>..:··
Percent ----~----
The above information and that on the reverse side represent our Training Report for 1943 and our plans for 1944.
__________ ; _ o ____ _
_______ J_Q _____ _
SIGNED-----------------------'---------------------------------------·-----------------------------------------------------:·--------------------Chairman, Leadership Training Committee
DATE.-----·--------------------------------------------------·-------------- SIGNED------------------------------------------------------------------------SCOUT EXECUTIVE
1943 TRAINING RECORDS AND 1944 OBJECTIVES
"FUNDAMENTALS OF THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT," the Introductory Training Session for all leaders of
Scouting-Council and District officers as well as.unit leaders. During 1943 this Council conducted this session ________ 3 ___________ _
· · "D 4· · · · · times w1th ........ t--~----,~-----Jeaders rece1vmg the trammg.
Approximately the following percent of leaders have co::nl.leted this Introductory Training· or its previous equivalent.
Council Members ________ !J.J.4-______ % ; Board Members ______ '] ___ !_/_ __ % ; District Committeemen ______________________ % ; Commissioners
... :§f/:ui;i:_ ___ % ; Merit Badge Counselors ... ~#.!.~-----% ; Troop and Pack Committeemen ______ ;(_~1_7 ____ % .
1943 1944
No. of No. of CHECK
COURSES CERTIFICATES COURSES
CONDUCTED ISSUED PLANNED
BASIC Scoutmasters' Course 3 3.5° x j
TRAINING Cub Leaders' Training Course or
CERTIFICATES AND AWARDS-1943
OUTDOOR
TRAINING
OTHER
TRAINING
Elements of Cub Leadership
Skippers' Course
Explorer Leaders' Course
Air Scout Leaders' Course
Commissioners' Course
Troop Camping
Short Term Camping (Elements III)
Sea Scout Camping and Cruising
Health and Safety
Standard First Aid
Principles· of Scout and Cub Leadership
or new Advanced Course
Emergency Service (Leaders)
;)_
I
l
3.8. x
>(
x
J t-, x
1. Number of different men receiving certificates
________ )__:3.__Q _____________ ··-----------·-··-----
(Do not include Introductory Sessions)
2. Training Awards issued
Scoutmasters' Keys -~-------------L---------------
Scouters' Training Awards _(!_ _______________ _
Skippers'. Keys ---------~------------9·---------·----·
TOT AL ---·---------------------./.··---·---------·
UNIVERSITY COURSES
The following courses have been conducted'
in colleges, seminaries, etc., located
in this Council. These courses _and certificates
issued are included in the Council
totals.
Messenger Service (Leaders) ·College
Name of No. Certifi- Credit
Pack. Organization School Courses cates
--------------1-------11------1-------1------- ____ Yes I No
Troop Organization
Merit Badge Counselors
Troop Committeemen
Advanced or Course Leader Certificate x x
Other Courses
TOTAL COURSES AND CERTIFICATES
THE TRAINING COMMITTEE AND ITS OPERATION
Membership of the Council Leadership Training Committee consists oL _____ _L_tJ.,. _____ men and includes ....... ~----------·--
District Representatives and ________ l_l_ __________ members-at-large.
The Council has·----------~---------Districts, of which ...... ~: ____________ have District Training Committees. Training Commit-
M · H Id . 4 · 1c ·1 6 o· · · L · tee eetmgs e 19 3. ounc1 -----------··-·- · 1stncL .... ··------··
The Council uses volunteer course directors or i_nstructors in the following courses (check v) : Scoutmaster·-----~------,
Cub Leaders' Course (or Elem. of Cub Leadership)----~-----, Skipper ..... 1.".'..'~----, Camping ..... ~·:-::., Health and Safety ..... V .. ,
Principles ... V ....... , Other Courses .... V. ...... --------·--·-------··-··--····--------------------------.--------------------------------------------------------------------··--··
· The Committee and Executive Staff have given these course leaders special instruction through the following (check v) :
Faculty Courses or Institutes ____________ , Personal Conferences ..... ~~------, Regional Institutes for Trainers ... ~------·
Does the Committee have available a training inventory which indicates, by Districts, key leaders with and without
training? Yes .................... No .... ~---·····-· ·
Training in 1943 was conducted largely on a District basis .................... , Council basis .. ~-~: .....•••••
Form Q.539y:30001143
REPORT OF ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE - 1943 ._C
Headquarters City )/'I Hg~ ""Te NH· Region No.--"""~"""-----
Name of Council erHn l(,.fl(RJew CraUdl.VJ, C.Jfl«MState T~ .f/!o/l Council No.
ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY
(Scouts-not badges)
Get this information
from perpetual Inventory
(Form No.
4102D, 4i02C and
41028).
Tenderfoot*
Second Class*
First Class*
Total Scouts* ·
Star
. Life
Total
Dec. 31,
i942
•• Qualified Net
During Separated
1943 During
i943
Enrolled
Dec. 31,
i943
.... "O 0 8Z
MERIT BADGE RECORD
Indicate below the number of each of the
Merit Badges earned during the year 1943
ll:v1ation 14
1-Aerodynamics .................... -------i~-= 60-Journalism ....................................... l .... ..
23-AAer~culnautics: ................................ :.
2
....... 61-Landscape ~ardening ... __________ 5
_______ _
- gn ture .................................. 3
....... 62-Leathercraft ..................... -------------------·
4-Airplane Design ............... ---------}?·------ 63-Leather Work* ................... ----------~----·-·
5-Airpl.ane Structure* ...... ________ :
6
_______ 64-Life. Saving ........................... --------~-------·
6-Anglmg .................................. -----·ar·---- 65-Machinery ... : .......................... -------11-------
7-Animal Industry* ........... _______ :_1
________ 66-Marksm~nship .......... < ................. ., •••••••
8-Archery .................................... -------·-r-····· 67-Masonry .................................. --------------------
9-Architecture ........................... -----··ir··---- 68-Mechanical Drawing ...... --------~--------
10-Art* .............................................. -------------------- 69-Metal Work* ............................. .l~-------
11-_Astro~omy ...................................
1
.. !i'.
6
13-....... 70-Music* .......................................... 33.. ..... ..
12 Athletics .................................. -------!,------- 71-Nut Culture ......................... .......... l ....... .
=======i-__::~__l__:;~LL.--L-'--_!__~L_-JI 13-Automo~iling ..................... ····si·------ 72-Painting* ...................................... l.S ....... .
_S_ea_S_c_ou_ts_: ---1----1----1----+---11 1145=BBaesekKetreyepi;n··.g.. * ...... ..... ·.·.· .. ·.··.·..-. -_--- _-_-- -_ -·_3_·_-_-_- _-_ -_-_-_- 73-Pathfinding* ........................ -----aff --------
Eagle
Apprentice 74-Personal Hea~th* ............... _________ 1 ....... .
-------l-"-=---=-+L~L-..J-...L-L--1.!.......L..L--JI 16-B~ef Productiou.* ............ -------,1------- 75-Photography ................... -----------------·
Ordinary 17-Bird Study .............................. ------------------- 76-Physical Develop. ........ ______ JUL ... .
18-Blacksmithing* ................. ------------------- 77-P~geon .Raising .......................... 119 ....... .
Able o / O 19-Bookbinding* ............................ a.a........ 78-Pioneenng .............................. -------------------·
-------11---+--'---l--'---.Jl--___J"---11 20-Botany 79-Plumbing .............................. ....... ll ....... .
=A=:=o=~=::=u=ts=:==:7"-/_S..--="3::.......!.-'/_,:J--'---'?'-'~/_/r()---=----'L-L-=--t1 ~2231 =~C~am~fnpi~i·g nssg*::::_:_·_:_·.:·:·:··:····:.. :.. :. .. :.:_·.:. :.:_.:_._:_:.:·:·:·:·· :_:_: :_:_:_:_~_:_:_~_:_:_:_:_-_:_ :_:_:_ ~~=~~~~~~K~~pi~g;···::::::::::::· ::::::::~~::::::: · 82-Printing* ........................................ JL ___ _
Apprentice / / Y 24-Canoeing ................................ ----·-·sg·····:· ~~-Pu~~~c ~eal~h .......................... lP-I-------·
-O-b-se_rv_e_r---i--~+-'-L-+----"1---'--'--l' ~~=~~~=~:r~o;k; .. :::::::::::::·: :::::::::i:::::::: 85-1i1abb~t l:fsi~~g. __ -_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_·_-_-_-_·-~- ::::::::::::::::::::
27-Chemistry ............................ _________ ? _______ 86-Radio ....................................... .......... i ....... .
Craftsman 28-Citrus Fruit Culture .......... __ . 87-Reading* .............................. ....... 11 ....... .
29-Civics . . . ........ ................. . ... __ :::::7-~f:::::: 88-Reptile Stud~ ............................. 2i--------
/ 30-Coin Collecting ................... ------------------- 89-Rocks and Mmerals .......... ·-------------------
__ C_u_b_s _ __:_ _ ___,_.....L....L...-'-----'---'-..::...._i' 31-Cons~rvation .......................... T4t------- ~~ ~~futyin¥ :::::::::::=::::::::::::::::::::· ~~~~J_~-t~~~~~~
Total
32-Cooking ................................. _________
5
_______ _
33-Corn Farming* ............... ------------------- 92-Salesmanship ..................... _________ fL .... .
Bobcat 34-Cotton Farming ........................... 3........ 93-Scholarship ........................ -------~-'--------
Wolf*** ty 35-Cycling* ...................... . ..... 14 ........ 94-Sculpture .............................. -------------------
36-Dairying* ................................... 2~-------- 95-Seamanship ......................... ·-------------------
Bear*** CJ 37-Dog Care .................................. ------------------- 96-Sheep Farming* ........... : .......... J ....... .
J 38-Dramatics ............. ---------~~------- 97-Signaling .............................. ......... 4 ....... .
Lion*** 71 /0 <O 39-Electricity .................................... !?.~-------- 98-Skiing .................................... --------------------
-T--l-C-b----l-1..-11;-~ll-~{),-=1 :....,._1-1-5.-...!!~-L.......J.'/:....!A..,,~-11 40-Farm Home* ...................... ------*-------- 99-Small Grains '. .................... ·-------------------
ota u s ci.:>~Yro IJt lo. . -,-- 41 =Farm Layout* ....................... ------~-------- i ~~-Sot illki!'1n anagement* ...... .......... 1 ....... .
Cu):> membership Dec. 31, 1943; included: 42 Farm Mechamcs ............. --------ff·------- Sa g ................................. ·-----------------·-
~7/o. 9 yrs old :57.J.. 10 d ~ 11 # 43-Farm Records ..................... ------------------- 102-Stamp Collecting ................... .iL .... .
.. ... ·· · .. ..... yrs. an ... yrs. 44-Finger Printing ................. --------~-------- 103-Surveying · ........................... -------------------
*NOTE: Include all Scouts including 2nd and
1st class having Merit Badges.
Check "Total Scouts" in 4th column with Org. and
Ext-.. Committee report, Total Scouts 112/31/43.
*"'Net separated, not promoted. Compute these
figures from Form 4102D as follows:
Tend. Col. 3J minus difference between Cols.
33 and 3.
2nd Cl.~Col. 39 ~inus difference between Cols.
~4 and 37 and higher ranks similarly from correspondmg
columns.
Same principle for Cubs and Senior Scouts using
Forms 4102C and 4102S.
***Include all Gold and Silver Arrows in total
for each Cub Rank.
#Include with 11 yrs. those 12 years or over who may
be continuing temporarily as Cubs pending enrol·
tnent as Scouts. Check total of three ages wb:h Org.
and Ext. Committee report, Total Cubs 12/31/43.
45-Firemanship* ........................ !~§ ________ 104-Swimming ........................... ·-----,~~~--------
46-F~rst A~d ............ ~ ......... *.. .. ~lJi-------- i~5-Taxi~ermy ..................................... 1.. ..... .
47-First Aid to Ammals ......... 4
g··------ 6-Textiles ................................. ·-------------------
48-Forestry ................................................ 107-Weather* ........................... ......... .1 ....... .
49-Foundry Practice .............. ---------------·---- 108-Woodcarving* ................... ------~--------
50-Fruit Culture* .................... ________
8
_________ 109-Wood Turning ................................... .
51-Gardening* .. .... . ... ------------------- 110-Wood Work .... : ................. ·------~.7. _______ _
52 G~a~ses, Legumes ......... -----"lg--------- 111-Zoology ................................. ~Bi~---·----
53 Hikmg -------------------------- --------,------·--· Total ·····:··------------
54-Hog & Por~ P!od.* ......... !112·-------- (Organizer Awards 1943) ,3
;~-:~r~~~ds~;* .:.~:.~:.~:.~:.~:.· :::::~~::::::::: M.B. Counselors in Council fl !if;f"' ,
57-Indian ~ore .~.: ............................... 2
.......... . "Badges open to Second Class Scouts.
§~=~::~;r~~f:g .. ::'.::::::::::::::::::::::: .. ----~---_·:_·_-_-_-_·_~------~--·:.Signed .......... Ch;:·Ad;;~~~~~~·c~~~; ......... ·
Form 0-539G-30001143
REPORT.OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE-1943
Name of Council .................. C: ... H. .. .f..t..K.F.1.JR.W. ....... f!!.O..U.H..GJ.L,.. ..... b.. ... J,, .. /l~ .... lU..Ct.. ...... . Region No.
:S.e>.ll. .. Council No. . 1Vll C 11.J/!1 i:?1Lli. fl. . .,.;, S --;r-;;;;'-A.. ,f ,,._ (! Headquarters City ............................ ............. ~.~11 .. Jr..IT.JI. ... ... -.................................. tate ........... .«. ... h.,v..:<" .. «<..~,,.n. ............... .
The following report presents the activities and accomplishments under the direction of this Committee during the year 1943,
covering the three major aspects of our Health and Safety program, i.e., Protection, Education and Service.
1. The membership of this Committee includes ............. ~ ............ District Health and Safety Chairmen and the following technical
experts, as checked: Safety ...... / ......... ; Public Health ..... ;.L. ...... ; Medicine ...... b ...... ; Aquatics ................. ; Fire Prevention .................. ; Firearms .... ./. ........ ;
First Aid ..... b.' ......... ; Emergency Service ........ / ....... ; Farm Safety .................. ; Mountaineering ................. .
2. During 1943 the meeting places 0£... .............................. of our Troops and other units ( .................. % ) were inspected under the direction
of this Committee. Standard inspection form No. 1153 was not used. ·
. ~
3. During 1943 an inspection of the Council camp was made by the Committee with ........ ~:".."/: ......... members participating
-w;:a; ast . ·
............ :O. ............. Troop Camps, off the Council campsite, were held during the year, of which ....... Q ....... .were inspected by the Committee.
4. Procedures to insure that all carriers used for the transportation of Scouts on Scouting activities were in. proper condition
for such uses, with adequate insurance coverage, ~h t been in effect d~ring 1943. ·
. ave
5. The plan for medical examination of new Scouts is in effect in .............................. of our Troops ( ........................ %) Form No. 1154
is !lot used. . ..
6. Pre-camp medical e.xamination is required for all who attend· the Council camp as checked: Scouts ..... .X. ...... ; Camp
Leaders .... X: ........ ; Food Handlers.,.}( ......... Form 952 and 952A ~ used.
are
Recheck of Scouts, Leaders and Food Handlers ~ made by a medica'l doctor after arrival at camp.
lS I . ; 7 7. .. ...................... Training courses in Health and Safety were given by this' Council during the year with. ..... c ... L.: ........ different Scouters
having completed the course.
8. We have an Emergency Service Corps of Senior Scouts with ............................. ; ........ qualified members.
We h_:::ot ·a Mobilization Plan.
9. All cases of serious or fatal accidents or illness involving Scouts, Scouters, or guests incident to Scouting activities in this
Council during 1943 have been promptly reported to the National Council, with the following exceptions with reasons ................ ·-···········
···········································~··········; ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. '.··················
.................................................................................................................................................................. ~················· .. ············································ .. ······················· .. ···· .. ··························· .................................. ..
lo W h \. . h h f ll . 1 1 H alth d s f . . h . . . . AAA~ -'?,..J;-•f.,,f:''~.-9.:1e.V~+ . e ave cooperated wit t e o owmg oca e an a ety agencies m t eir activ1t1es ... :"::.:-::-.~.11. .......................... , ........... ~ ... ~ ..
........ ~~~~e. ..... Ctr.:!:~----~~'--·~!r.!.:.~11::~~~/··~··r:ti.~:>i/J ...... pne.t. ... J'..tZ~,,.(6y ...... ~., ... ~(:.t::'.~~~'.:\&1~1.i.JJ::1..,l<.·!. ... d.¢..:!f:Ii~t.i/
11. Our Program as planned for 1944 includes the following, as checked: ·
a) Complete organization of Committee including ,all technical experts and chairmen of District Health and Safety Committees
....... .X ..................... ..
b) Medical examination of new Scouts in .................................... Troops which is .............................. % of all our Troops.
c) Program of Inspection as checked: Troop and other unit meeting places ..................... ; Co\lllcil and Troop Camps ..... .X. ........ ;
All transportation equipment ..... l( ......... ; Sea Scout watercraft. .... )( .................... .
d) Emergency Service Corps ........................... with .......................... qualified members by December 31; Mobilization Plan ......................... ..
e) Training Courses in Health and Safety .............. X, .......... (No. of courses ......... .£ .............. ).
Sign~d
Chairman, H!Jalth and Safety Committee
Form 0-539A-30001143
This copy for National Office D; Regional Office D; Local Office 11].
(Check appropriate box on each copy.)
TRANSMITTAL SHEET
Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter
Region No. __b ___
Council No., __S, ~,$'~_8 _
NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA,
2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y.
DO NOT WRITE HERE
Charter Fee $ _____ _
Quota ________ _
Scouter Fees _____ _
Tota,.._ ________ _
Attached is the application of the_ __________E ~~!f~l~f__C- -K .~Jf_,&,,_:= J~e~--~rw--------------------'Council,
-~/~~'-'/~,_,'i;E~~...,1'-"~~'1l~ff-i_]~(f(i~--'~fl--~";,"'-,j-------~l~(~lt'=:~,;~"{f_!!~'-r'~,, ~for renewal of charter for the year beginning July 1, 1944, together with reports as called for.
Headquarters City, State
Supplementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following:
(If any of the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expected ~n the line marked "Date"}
Note: Items No. 1, 6, 7 and 8 should accompany application, and No. 5 if possible.
1. Charter Fee $ 7/S:.no
2. Payment of Quota $--------
3. Scouter Fees ! '"1 $ _____ _
4. ~---- _' couter Applications
(No.) Yes or No
5. Audit Report for 1943
Yes or No
~kS
Date 6. Scout Executive's Rep?rt for 1943 A.e. 14-u !le;#..~
Yes or No
7. Civic Service Report for 1943 ~e:s
Yes or No
8, Program and Objectives for 1944 YE.s
9 Roster is _enclosed . ~?" ). t' q 1- :,.r, · · w.ilkhe.--...maded ~-,_,, •___L____J _fL_+"-.- ---
1 ' ?
Date
Yes or No
was mailed_
Date
Signed ____________ _
Scout Executive
Form 0-539A-30001143
This copy for National Office 0; . Regional Office ~; Local Office 0.
(Check appropriate box on each copy.)
TRANSMITTAL SHEET
Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter
Region No. _ _,,5.._· ----
Council No.,-ff.,.f),..1-'..,'lt __ _
NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA,
2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y.
DO NOT WRITE HERE
Charter Fee $ _____ _
~~ot~---------
Scouter Fees _____ _
Attached is the appli1,;ation of the_ _______________f. _:._h_1_J_;)_k_.•·£t_;,_t\~,a_w_-· ------------------"Council,
'·.~io;~i~··:b'l!!l 1 'f'P0fl:£ilf:t;''l.f1'1l! for renewal of charter for the year beginning July 1, 1944, together withreportsascalledfor.
Headquarters City, State
Supplementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following:
(If any of the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expected on the line marked "Date")
Note: Items No. 1, 6, 7 and 8 should accompany application, and No. 5 if possible.
1. Charter Fee .•... 76.0<} ______ 2. Payment of Quota $. _____ _
3. Scouter Fees $ _____ _
4. 1? Scouter Applications .:r~. . n. 31, lg44
(No.) Yes or No Date
5. Audit Report for 1943 {)et. 31, l.~43
Yes or No Date
6. Scout Executive's Report for 1943
·1e~ 14 t 1943.
Yes or No·
7. Civic Service Report for 1943 y~~
Yes or No Date
8. Program and Objectives for 1944 Yes J~n. ne, 1944
Yes or No Date
9 Roster is enclosed , , " , ,
· will· be· ,maile<l __ ··-·~·"~--~~----------
Date
was mailed.-------------------
Date
Form 0-539D-30001143
REPORT OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE - 1943
REGION No. '~
COUNCIL No. 56r
(!)
Name of Council,__ e.-=-it.H_,,_,,_lt__,t.O<:..D~-..8~Jr/U8CLJWl!!JL_--=~~D~ULNLC~iJ ..~11?---1J~d.. ....11J."'--Lill~-_,1!...U11L~e::_,,_e
Headquarters City __ .../LM-=--..L_..,~,,..,M~..JL?__,,__ff<~rJ'-· ~"----- State
RECORD OF YEAR-ROUND CAMPING-JAN. 1 to DEC. 31, 1943
Based on the statement in "Camping Policies" on "Council Supervision of the year-round Camping Program of the Troops," please state
below the number of Troops as of December 31, 1943 you consider are in Groups 1 and 2: (See Bulletin No. S of the "Chief Scout Executive,"
March 31, 1939.)
GROUP 1: Number of Troops with an effective Camping Program .....................9 .. . 7. ......... Troops
(Adequate year-round outdoor program averaging one outing feature each month.)
% of Troops with effective Camping Program ____________ if.._"!!\_id:_ %
2: A: Number of Troops doing some camping but not up
to the standard of Group 1 . ...................... :f'..5.' ........ Troops
B: Number of Troops doing NO camping . ..................... ~~~~ ........ Troops
TOTAL ABOVE GROUPS (Check with Org. and Ext. Committee report, "Total Troops, Dec. 31, 1943") ________._ __ /d,t,)_:.~'.YJ__ _____ T roops
o:<Trqops=Troops, Ships,
Neighborhood Patrols
Explorer Troops, Tribes, Membership, June 30, 1943 was _ _./_£_$._ ____ Troops*,_j, __ ?::_q_/_ __ Scouts. "Total belonging during the year":::£.J_f(f__scouts (*5)
Rover Crews ·
' YEARLY ·SUMMARY COUNCIL SUPERVISED CAMPING
Included in Yearly Summary are: --
Include Tours, Cruises, Camporees, Agricultural Service Camps, etc.
Do Not Include Scouts from other Councils Camporees (Council - District) . ___ '1§.?/ Scouts
Agricultural Service Camp ---· Scouts
Long Short ------------
Term (*1) Term (*2) Forest " " ------.------- Scouts
A. CHARTERED TROOPS Senior Scout Outdoor Even.ts _____ 1_(:. Scouts
I. On Council Site
I '
Tours Outside Council ____ :?.-_.d Scouts
1. Number of Troops_ __________ ;2-.J 'O &) .. .. .. ___ _____ b Scouters
2. Number different Scouts ......... ~s I ,08 Number of Tours ________ _L Tours
3. Number Troop Scouters ........... 4 1l..~ ~ Philmont - ------------ Scouts
4. Number Scout Days (*3) ..... z_ef IQ,I q (J~; .. ------------- Scouters
II. Off Council Site Total Negro Scouts, June 30, 1943 __ 8__1__{?_ Scouts
1. Number of Troops ........................ I I Negro Scouts ih Long Term Camps _ _J__£l_ Scouts
2. Number different Scouts ........ ]..~ l~ Separate Camp for Negro Scouts Yes ___ X; No _____
3. Number Troop Scouters ........... ].,.... i.
4. Number Scout Days (*3) ..... /')....C> ~ a
PROMOTION
B. PROVISIONAL TROOPS
I. On Council Site
Have plan for advising Troops on all-year camping
.. ; No)(
1&.t s·i,,. · program, using "Troop Camping Obje~tives," etc. Yes .....
1. Number different Scouts ........ ... ;NoX. .!};'/ '~
Earning and Saving for camp promoted in Troops: Yes .....
2. Number Scout Days (*3) .. ----·--· Short term camping reports by Troops are secured: Yes ...... ..;No)(
II. Off Council Site
l_ Number different Scouts ________ ..
2. Number Scout Days (*3) .......... PROGRAM
C. TOTALS
1943 Outdoor program included the following: (Check)
I. Number different Scouts (*4) ..54-7 f {,. 2.-Z> Senior Camping)(.; Cub "Outings" (on family, den or pack
I basis) .. X; Winter CampX.. ; Sea Scout CruisesX_ ;
II. % of Membership (*5) ............... t '" 't
.s·o.o
b Summer Activities (other than Camping)------------ ·
III. Number Scout Days (*3)-------.. u, 0 "~ / t1' ~ i.- 2.,..
( *1) Camping periods of six days or m0re should be reported under Long-Term. .
(*2) Camping periods of less than six days and.not less than overnight should be reported under Short-Term.
( *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 to the number
of individual ·Scouts participating. This wiU 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 on this line is different Scouts camping during the year. It will not necessarily equal the sum of the attendance in the four previous classifications. (Estimate if
necessary.) . . - ' . . . ·-. . .
(*5) In computing the percentage of Long-Term Camping for the year, divide the number of different Scouts camping by the June 30 membership. In computing·the percentage
in Short-Term Camping for the year, divide the number of different Scouts camping by the "Total Belonging During the Year" membership. The "Total Belonging"
equals the "Number on record at the Beginning of the Year" plus the "New During the Year" plus Scouts separated .. prior to 1943- and re-registered in 1943 .. This .should
agree with Scout figure in first tahle on page 3, Sectioμ III of Charter Application.
1943 FINANCIAL STATEMENT-CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL
Council budget appropriation for camping Capital Expense $-··--·--- 0 Expenditures for Budgeted Capital Outlay $---·------····--·
Capital Bills outstanding not included 0 $-···-····-···-·-····-···-
·----------~~~-
OPERATING RECEIPTS:
From Camper fees ·····-·-·-····-····-····-····---·····$ .. ~Lf.?..!.~'f.
Froni other sources (Canteen etc.) ...... $ ........ 4::f. .. fu.t~/..
Total above items -···-····-····-····-····-····-····-····---·····
OPERATING EXPENSE
For Food by Council ··--··-····-·-····-···--·-·--··--·--·-···-·--··
For Transportation by Council -···-·-····--·-····--···········-··-··
For Salaries and Wages ···········-·············-·-···-·-·······-····-·-·······-···-
$ _ ~.L§3, Lo
$·--··---~.LAL
$ .....•.. ~.8_.lLo_j
•(Enter this figure in Finance Com. report, Col. 2) For Income producing sources (canteen, etc.).·--··········· $ ..... _::_ ... :::::.::...:::_.
Original Budget appropriation for Camp Operation...... $ ................ ·---···-···· Other Operating Expenditures ·················-····-·-·······-···········-···· $ .... l..b..2..'S...~J>..!J
Total Receipts ---·-···-·--·-·-··--·-··-····-·-····-·-·-·····(A) $~§..f?.9_,D-F Total of above Expenditures ··-·-······-···········--·······-············-·-- $ .... ~~§. t,t;;.:.1::. /
Operating BaJ:rnce (A-B) ~€ft-"'.(,,~) .....•....•..... $ ......... _ .. .'J.:.:£.8.!:f Bills outstanding not included above---·······-·······--·········,·· $ .....•. .::: .• .:::: .. ..:-_::
. ~~d7~) t . ~ . Total Operat.ton Expense ·············-··········-·-·-······-··(B) $ ... \.J..1 .• ~.:z:.L.
Camp accounts (were) (~t."-) audited on ....... J..'9...~ .... ,.~.{~"'Y.t.-.... '::~ .. :~ .. l..Y.-' ... :3'-. .................... 194 ...... , by.~~----~&w.~~-~-~-{;:[&ff.J?u~lic@~ceountants
CAMP NAME I No. of I No. of I acres Troop
Sites
I I I
PHYSICAL FACILITIES
(List only changes since December 31, 1942)
CONTROL* I Land I
I I
VALUATION
Bldgs. Equipment
Used
year
around
Type of Camp••
• State whether site is: (!) Own;d by Council (if mortgaged or other indebtedness state ai;nouht), (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 (I) Long•term, (2) Short•term, (3) Wilderneaa.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 _____ C{Q...f:..f.;_ ...... f.J.:... ... £f>-.lf-lJ. .................. -............................. Did he have Camp Director's commission? ....... 11..9. .. : ................................................ __ \
If more than one camp is operated-list additional directors below. State if they hold Camp Director's commissions.
I. A. ~ Ef1UC"E-f1 A fill P
CAMP STAFF
Na.
Number on central Camp Staff?.. .•.....•....•. :?.> ... ~ ....................... How many are registered Scouters? ····-··-~·-····-······How many Adults (over 21) ? .... - .... 5.: .. _.··-··
Number of Provisional Troop Staff? ................ - .................... Of these, how many are registered Scouters?... ......................... How many Adults (over 21)?.·-·-····-·-·-··--·····
How many are older Scouts?-·-··.?:;-_6?.-____ ...... How many have no previous Scouting connection? .......... k-'. ...... -···--···
NAME
APPRAISAL OF CENTRAL CAMP STAFF
Camp
Position I Sconti~g I Age I Connection
Would you
Re· appoint?
If not• I Exe.
QUALITY OF SERVICE
Good I Aver. I Fair I Poor I Number of I Weeks on
Staff
Rate of
Pay
Per Week
(If necessary, attach sheet with names and appraisal under headings above.}
• 11 you would not recommend reemployment, send in full particulars.
Further comments: ---··· --·-·-.. ·-··-··--·-·-·-·-··-··-·-·-·-·-·-·-··-·--·-··~··-··--·-·-·-·-·-·--·-········-··-··· _Date ... :.-cft..~, .... "?.:::._fJ:.. ________ 19 Lf:::/
(Signed) -----··-··--····-·--···--·--·-·---····-·-·······-·--····--·-·--·-·-····-··-····-·-··--····-···-····--·-···············-·-·---····-·-·-····-·---·-··--····----····-·-··----·-·-·-·-····-·-·
Chairman, Camping and Activities Committee Scout Executive
Street.---· ---------·--··-·---·· Note: Attach copies of camp bulletins, reports, special program features, photos, etc.
City-----·---,-------'Stat..._ ____ .
NOTE: Civic Service an,d Special Events are covered elsewhere in the Council repo~
. ' .
- Ot:> •
. 4. This C?uncil has a~ce.pted it~ quot~ of $ib..D.C_~-~···for the year 1944, and agrees to pa~~{°. t~ treasurer. of the
National Counctl as follows. m full herewith, $ .......................... ., 10 ............. '.k ................ equal payments of $ ............... 0.i.C. ..... each durmg the
months of... .......................... ..!.'1 .. A . .';f.. ..... A.N..fl. ......... t.f.P.V...fi.ft.!..1.8.l:;.t?...: ............................................................................................................................................................ :~ ..
5. Our total outstanding indebtedness as of December 31, 1943, amounted to $.q;.t.!.lo:J.r-of this ~~unt, $.~:.LJ±J. .. ,S-is
due the National Supply Service which the Council plans to liquidate by (date) .... f.7.~~~ ... J.../, . ..1..9..¥:.~ .... ~va~r mo11tJ:B,
~illCftt!' ef =$ .............................. ~~Ilti:iftg ............................................................................................................... .
6. This Council requests that for the period July 1, 1944 to June 30, 1945 credit be extended by the Supply Service for
an amount not to exceed $.~0.00«.Q.Q.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.'ll..,7. The corporate name is:
........................ ~.ff....f. .. e..f.<..8. .. ~fl.W. ......... e..Q. .. 'Y..N. .. CJ! .. ~., ........ D..t:J.?i. ....... ~ .. ~.f{). .. IJP..7!..~ ...... cr:Jt..E .. b..~:~.~-R..f..<f:'::.f!JL., ...... f..l!.~1.:T,.'.~ .................................. .
ID. ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION
1. This Council's membership record of total boys and men follows:
"TOTAL BELONGING" DURING THE YEAR
CUBS CUBBERS* ~COITTS SCOUTERS TOTAL BELONGING (See Note)
During 1942 'i3f l80 d,,~ 1fLl.tt s 4/7] 7 u
During 1943 I.~ ~I 'ka? .I fL ~'3l.o J 11! j
NOTE: For .Cubs, Cubbers, Scouts, Scouters, (first 4 columns above) "Total Belonging" equals number on record at beginning of year, plus
new during year, plus separated reregistered who were separated prior to 1943.
For last column, use preceding formula and then deduct Cubs who became Scouts and Scouts who became Scouters. (Last column
will not be sum of first 4 columns.)
AS OF DECEMBER 31:
CUBS CUBBERS* SCOUTS SCOUTERS TOTAL
December 31, 1942 l,?J' [2.S" 3: II :J ~()U'J £(.~ ;P'1!._ IZ.
L51--- j_f 53 '7 ltiJ •. ,.,,
December 31, 1943 _f/4 {'k33 5. 757 t". 7
1944 Objective J (> ('"!,L/ I 7'b.- "' t. :;·~ I '~ ~} i~· b, J,-6 7 ,7 ....... "" ~} .
1 ""1 vc;, - . ' )
• "Cubbers" should include registered Den Mothers.
2. On December 31,_ 1943 we had._ ..... £§."Q_·-··~roops which represent an Opportunity Index ~t is, the opportunity for
boys to be Scouts, of ..... __ if:+.J. .. __ ..... We propose to mcrease our total number of Troops to_.ih.!lf!.__by December 31, 1944,
thus increasing our Opportunity Index to ........ !/:.f.-3. ........ The highest 25"% of the Councils in the country have an Opportunity
Index of 5.8 or better. · ·
In 1943 we organized _____ 2=-_L_ _____ new Troops and dropped and failed to reorganize .... ./.:1.:----·--Troops.
3. During 1943 we enrolled._f.:ZL.9 ._ .... new Scouts, giving us a Recruiting Index oL_ .. !f:.-~ .. L. .. We propose to enroll
. J/bOQ .... new Scouts during 1944 for a Recruiting Index of._2J._tJ~-~-· The highest 25% of the Councils in the country
have a Recruiting Index of 45.0 or better.
. During 1943 we had a net dropped of--1.3..1.6..~.-Scouts.
4. On December 31, 1943 we had __ ····~-°-···--···Cub Packs and expect to increase this t~-·-·-··-J! .. ~L.-Jacks by Decemb~~
31, 1944. During 1943 we drged and failed to ~eorganize ... '·----~--·--···~-.... Cub Packs. . .
5. We enrolled--'4-.--· _ _new Cubs -during 1943, and expect to enroll ....... 4£.2.Q ...... new Cubs during 1944.
6. During 1943 ... ..1-1::: . .f _ _,different Scouts reached a tenure of 4 years in Scouting. By 1944 we expect ... ..L.QQ ............. .
Scouts will reach a 4-year tenure.
7. On December 31, 1943 .... _ .. 7~ ..... -% of our Troops were operating on the Standard Troop Budget Plan. We expect to
increase this to_ ..... ~.-'?. .. -··-·····% by the end of 1944. .
8. Appr~ximately ___ .4.S:~ .... _.% of our Scouts and ........ ".7U'.'..: ..... _ ..... % of our Cubs as of December 31, 1943 had uniforms.
9. Boy Fact Survey was conducted in .............. O. ............. _Districts in 1943, in .............. :..~L ............. Districts in 1942.
IV. CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES
1. During 1943 ........... .k" ............ % of our Troops and ........ e= . .,. ...... % of our Scouts were in camp for at least one week under
their own leadership. We expect to increase this to .... _ . .£ ... _.% of our Troops and ........... £ ......... % of our Scouts in 1944.
2. . ...... ~ .. if::, ....... % of our Troops did no camping (either short or long term camping) during 1943. (Check with corresponding
figures in Camping and. Activities Committee report.) ·
NOTE: In checking the next item please use the following symbols to indicate whether event is on a Council or District
basis:-"C"--'Council; "D"-District; "N"-Neighborhood or Small Community; use any combination of symbols if several
types are held.
3. This Council promoted an Activities program in 1943 including the following, as checked: Boy Scout Week participation
.. C .... 41 ............ ; Circus, or similar type .............................. ; Merit Badge Show .............................. ; Camporee .. e. ..•........... ; Mobilization
.............................. ; Agricultural Fair participation .............................. ; Vacation program in addition to Camping .............................. ; Pilgrimages to
historic shrines ................. -···-····; First Aid Demonstrations ................ - ........... ; Troop Special Events ... C. ..... li! ......... ; Cub "Outings" on family,
Den or Pack basis.C .. a ....... ; Senior Scout event, (What?) .... IJ.g_(Jlf'lf.; .... ~F ... ff_Mrf;R. .. F.o&. .... ~eb.. .. ~.<!f:.(::?.tl:/5? .......... .
V. LEADERSHIP TRAINING. Because of the importance of training as a major responsibility and Local Council activity,
it is suggested that the entire report on training be presented to the Executive Board as a part of the Council's annual report.
VI. ADVANCEMENT
See separate report.
VII. HEALTH AND SAFETY
1. To help assure suitable meeting places for our Troops and other units, .... , ......... 0. ............... % of such meeting places were
inspected during 1943.
2. In the interest of individual health, ., ......... Q. .......... % of oilr Troops are using the plan for medical examination of all
new Scouts.
3. . ........ .J....~ .......... of our Scouters completed training courses in Health and Safety during 1943.
, 4. The Emergency Service plan is in effect in this Council including (Check) E. S. Corps .............. ~ ............ ; Mobilization Plan
............................... If not, it will be in 1944. (Check) E. S. Corps ......................... : .... ; Mobilization Plan ................... __ ...... .
VIII. READING PROGRAM
A. BOYS' LIFE
To stimulate the use of BOYS' LIFE by all Scouts, we will help attain the National goal of "50% of all Scout membership
as subscribers." · .
1. The Progress and Objective report showed we had .... .../8.J .. .S ....... % of our Scouts subscribing to BOYS' LIFE for a total
of ....... ~ .. ~ .... subscriptions on December 31, 1943.
2. Anticipating a reasonable increase in 1944 we have set a BOYS' LIFE objective of .......... .tf. .. Q ........... % of our members as
subscribers. This will resul~ in a total of... .... 1....~ .. 0. ..... subscriptions on December 31, 1944.
B. GENERAL
did
1. In 1943 this Council cli.:I 1 ct promote good reading. We used a.) Field Commissioner for reading: Yes .............................. .
No .......... )( ............ ; b.) Reading Committee: Yes ......... ,2iL: ............. , No ........... : ........... , ...... Committee had ........... 9. ........... members.
2. Reading has. been promoted in ......... :~ ............. of our Districts by Field Commissioners: Yes ............................. ., No ........ O. ........... , .... ;
or by .............. (ifr4:c~.rr,,,df..&,,01.'t.j .. ., .. ~7.ir:xat!l..JJ::IJ::~.!:.l'!L~:~ .......................... : ....................................................................................... : ............................................................... , ........................ .
3. In 1944 we plan to use a.) Field Commissioner: Yes ... , ............. ~ ........ , ......... , No ............................................. ; b.) Reading Committee~
Yes .............. X .......... ., No ..................... ; or ................................................................ : ............................................................................................................................................................................ ,
4. . ....... /.~ ........... of our Troops ( ...... k ................ % ) have an organized program for stimulating good reading.
5. . ....... l..f.. .......... of our Troops ( ....... ./..J. ............. %) have Troop libr~ries. - 6. We have ........ ~ ............. Reading M. B. Counselors. ·
/
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CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A. INC.
President
Vice-President
Vice-- President
Vice-President
Vice-President
Vice-President
Secretary
Treasurer
Commissioner
EXECUTIVE BOARD - 1945
Mr. P. A. Clayton ~
436 S. Front St. · '
Mr. A. K. Burrow /
Falls Bldg.
/
Mr. Edwin JDa;lstrom /
345 S. Front St •
Mr. W. P. Halliday /,/
Hotel Peabody
Mr. R. G. Fce_rnsay //
Ga.rtly Ra.msay Hospital
.//
Mr. Oran L. Cox /
Lake Cormorant, Miss.
Mr. Percy C. Clarke //
Commerce Title Bldg.
Mr. Fmile A. Bizot
The John Gerber Co.
Mr. F •. Joe Flanagan
760 Vance Ave.
Scout Executive Wi!'. W. Gordon Morris //
Activities
Awatrds &
Resolutions
Camping
501 Columbian Mutual Tower
CHAI]MA!i
Mr. Paul L. Da,y //
385 Alexander st.
M.r. F. I.. Christenb~
Court House /
Mr. R. G. B.-B.rnsay /
Gartly :Ramsay Hospital
(2,J Civic R.elations Mr. John Pilkington //
1217 s. Bellevue
5-5611
8-0357
5-5822
8-7761
8-7477
5-2255
5-3341
8-8511
5-2351
8-7351
8-4368
8-7477
9-4466
,J
Constitution &
By-Laws
Court of Honor
Cubbing
Finance
Health & Safety
Inter-Tiacis.l
Organization 8:,
Extension
Outfitters
Publicity
Reading
Rural-Shelby Co.
Rural-Critten
District
-2-
;
Mr. J. S. Allen /
Commerce Title Bldg.
Dr. George P. P.awls /"
1504 Union ,A,ve. /
Mr. T. R,obert Acklen /,
, Columbian Mutual Tower
Mr. A. K. Burrow
Falls Bldg.
/
Dr. Arthur F. Porter, ¥.
Medical Arts Bldg. /
Mr. Edwin D~lstrom
345 S. Front St.
Mr. John A. Angus
Farnsworth Bldg.
Mr. Roscoe C. Clark/'
Shrine Bldg.
Mr,. H. w. Slavick /
Goodwyn Inst • Bldg. /
~~~ ~!.'ga...Eldg.
,,,/
Mr. F. J. Vandemark/
704 Dermon Bldg.
Mr. Herman Spea-rs /
Turrell, Ark.
Rural-Mississippi Mr. c. B. Young
District Sardis, Miss.
Senior Scrmting Mr. Henri Benner
11 N. Third ste
Training Dr. B. E. Jacobs /,,
915 Madison Ave. ./'
5-57M
2-1155
8-7428
8-035'!
5-5110
5~5822
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8--3191
8-0521
Mr. Lewls c. Callow
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Mr. Jesse Cunningham
Mp,dical Arts Bldg./'
Goodwyn Inst. Bldg.)(/
Cossitt Library /
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8-7464
5-2272
Gen. W. A. &.nieJ;son Memphis Quart.ermas~/
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.Mr. J ~ ""'Gra.nv!ll'~~"Q"at(rS"'u'~tr'49-~ / 4-2953
Mr. E. A. f!arrold • Millipgton, 1 re~u.. / L. D.1
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Mr. T. P. Howard Lake Cormorant, M1ss / L. D.
Mr. Fred 1ir. J_,ucas
Mr. A. D. McTTi!horter
11/f.r. Edmund O]'gill
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Mr. John F.. Hobert.a
Mr. Abe Scharff
Mr. w. L. Sharpe
1'1R. fl.t>':UJ ~ffERRoO
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Menrohis st. Rwy. Co./' 5-7221
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Org:i.11 Bros. R.~ Co. / / 5-2471
Falls Bldg. ;:; 8-0747
726 Madison Ave. 5-3511
Columbian Mutual Tm4~-8-87~2
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\ Mr. J. L. Skinner 1200 Poplrur Ave. V ,.7-1584
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Mr. R. A. Taylor 977 Sledge / 8-0481
F.x-Offi.cio Member -- Mr. Henry M'. Clayton
Su.b-Commi t tee Mr. 'P. A. Clayton
Mr. H. M. Clayton
Dr. George P. Rawls
Mr. Abe Scharff
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1945.
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Mr. John A. Angus, Chairman,V
~~. e. 1.... Df<.vc~ re©.
v Mr. H. G. -Orndorff ./
Lowenstein's
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Pilkington Lumber Co.
Mr. H. M. Clayton,/
Memphis Light, Gas & Water Div.
Mr. F. Joe Flanagan,,,..
760 Vance Ave.
Mr. P. A. Clayton
456 S. Front st.
Mr. J .. B. Simmons /
United Service & Research, Inc.
81 Madison Ave. Bldg.
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)V\R. ED. TIR-.i.STROM /
3'4S 5. FfiioN-r ST.
8-4949
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8-7711'
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5-7525
9-4466
8-8511
5-5611
5-5505
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CUBBING COMMITTEE
/fl/ Mr. T. Robert Acklen, Chairman,
,· ' Columbian Mutual Tower
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Mayer Meyers Paper ([o. , 6 W. Calhoun st.
Mr. E. F. Thompson
Union Planters Natl. Bk. & Tr. Co.
Mr. Jack Frost
3264 Powell st.
Mr. T. A. Green r;-
Western Union Telegraph Co.
Mr. W. G. Petty
~. G. Petty & Son, 1102 Union Ave.
Mr. G. Lofton Weaver
Barrow-Agee Laboratories, 123 S. Front St.
Mr. P. A. Clayton
456 s. Front St.
Mr. F. Joe Flanagan
760 Vance Ave.
Mr. D. B. Crawley
1122 Columbian Mutual Tower
8-7428
8-8778
8-0452
8-7744
4-0716
5-2581
2-7923
5-2488
5-5611
8-8511
5-5906
CAMPING COMMITTEE
Mr. R. G. Ralllsay, Chairman,
Gartly-Ramsay Hospital
Mr. Merr:Ul Schwart. z
1260 Vinton Ave.
Mr. Charles H. Church
562 Edith street
Mr. W. P. Hallidey
Hotel Peabody
Mr. John E. Roberts
522 Falls Bldg.
Dr. S. L. Wadley
879 Madison Ave.
Mr. P. A. Clayton
456 S. Front St •
Mr. F. Joe Flanagan
760 Vance Ave.
Mr .. Hope Ford
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8-7477
2-5527
9-0144
8-7761
8-0747
5-8651
5-5611
8-8511
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Property of
P. A. Clayton, President,
436 S. Front St.,
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President
EXECUTIVE BOARD - 1943
Mr. P. A. Clayton
436 S. Front St.
Vice-President Mr. A. K. J3urrow
Falls Bldg.
Vice-President Mr. Edwin Dalstrom
345 S, Front St.
Vice-President Hr. W • .P. Halliday
Hotel Peabody
Vice-President Mr. R. G. Rarasay
Gartly Ba.ID.say Hospital
Vice-President Mr. Oran L. Cox
Secretary
Lake Cormorant, Miss.
Hr. Percy C. Clarke
Conunerce Title J3ld..g.
Treasurer Mr. Emile A. Eizot
The John Gerber Co.
Oorronissioner Mr. F. Joe Flanagan
760 Vance Ave.
Scout Executive Mr. W. Gordon Morris
COMHITTEE
Activities
Awards &
Resolutions
Camping
Civic
Relations
501 Colu.."Ilbian Mutual Tower
CRAillMA.N
Mr. Paul L. Day •
385 Alexander St.
Mr. F. L. Christenbury
Court House
Mr. R. G. Ramsay
Gartly Ra,msay Hospital
Mr. John Pilkington.
1217 s. Bellevue ·
5-3611
8-0357
5-5822
8-7761
8-7477
L. D.
5-2255
5-3341
8-8311
52351
8-7351
8-4368
8-7477
9-4466
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Constitution &
By-Laws
Court of Honor
Cubbing
Finance
Health & Safety
Inter-Rc'lcial
Organization &
Extension
Outfitters
Publicity
Reading
Rural-Shelby Co.
Rural-Critten
District
Rural-Eississippi
Senior Scouting
Training
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Mr. J. s. Allen
Commerce Title Bldg.
Dr. George P. Rawls
1304 Union Ave.
Mr. T. Robert Acklen
Columbian Mutual Tower
Mr. A. K. Burrow
Falls Bldg.
Dr. Arthur R. Porter Jr.
Medical Arts :Bldg.
Mr. Ed.win Dalstrom
345 S. Front St.
Mr. John A. Angus
]'arnsworth Bldg.
Mr. Roscoe O. Clark
Shrine Bldg.
Mr. II. W. Slavick
Goodwyn Inst. :Bldg.
Mr. Charles M. Crump
18 30 Exchange :Bldg.
Mr. F. J. Vandemark
704 Dermon J3ld.g.
Mr. Herman Spears
Turrell, Ark.
Mr. C. B. Young
Sardis, Miss.
Mr. Henri Benner
11 N. Third St.
Dr. E. E. Jacobs
915 Madison Ave.
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2-1135
8-7428
8-0357
5-3110
5-5822
8-4949
5-4800
8-7464
5-1711
8-1865
L. D.
L. D.
5-6262
8-3302
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317 Poplar
J3ol ton :Bagging Co.
E. L. Bruce Co.
Hed_ical Arts :Bldg.
Hr. John Cleghorn Goodwyn Institute Bldg.
1-lr. Jesse Cunningham Cossitt Library
Gen. W. A. Danielson :Memphis Quartermaster Depot
Mr. J. Granville Gates 749 McConnell
Mr. E. A. Harrold Millington, Tenn.
Mr. T. P. How.ard Lake Cormorant, Iviiss.
Mr. Fred W. Lucas 60 Morningside Park
Hr. A. D. 1-icWhorter Memphis St. Rwy. Co.
Mr. Edmund Orgill Orgill Bros. & Co.
Mr. John E. Roberts FE.lls Bldg.
Mr. Abe Scharff 726 Madison Ave.
Mr. W. L. Sharpe Coltunbian linltual Tower
Mr. J. L. Skinner 1200 Poplar
Mr. H. M. Clayton Memphis L.G. & W. Div.
Hr. Lucius E. Burch 1006 Exchange :Bldg.
------------------------ Ex-Officio Member -- Mr. Henry H. Clayton
Sub-Committee Hr. P. A. Clayton
I1Ir. H. H. Cliayton
Dr. Geo. P. Rawls
Mr. .Abe Scha.rff
6-3520
8-3191
8-0521
8-1316
8-7464
5-2272
48-4431
4-2953
L.B.
L.D.
4-4570
5-7221
5-2471
8-0747
5-5311
8-8722
7-1384
5-2552
5-2838
ACTIVITIES · COM1\1ITTEE
Mr. Pau.l L. Day, Chairman,
385 Alexander St.
Mr. Chester Perry
1498 Linden Ave.
Mr. Fred Christie
1278 Agnes Place,
Mr. T. H. Haraway
Memphis Light, Gas & Water Div.,
Mr. G. L. Walker
1217 Forrest Ave.
Mr. Bob Dozier
846 Stonewall ...
Mr. James B .. Wiley
893 lfiaple Drive ..
Mr. Francis Washburne&
1865 Manila &
Hr. RaJ. ph Day
541-Commerce Title :Bldg .. ,
Mr. Harry Cooper
1466 Jackson Ave., Apt. 4
Nr. P. A. Clayton
436 S. Front St,,
Mr. F. Joe Flanagan
760 Vance Ave'!'
8-7351
8-6721
7-0883
5-2552
2.-0675
5-4656
48-1455
8-2269
7-5290
8-6274
5-3611
8-8311
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AWARDS & BESOLUTIOHS COMMITTEE
Mr. Fred L. Christenbury, Chairman
Court House
Mr. H. H. Clayton
Memphis Light, Gas & Water Div.,
Mr. Charles H. Church
362 Edith St.
Mr. John E. Roberts
522 Falls :Bldg.,
Mr. A. D. McWhorter
Memphis St. Rwy. Co.
8-4368
5-2552
9-0144
8-0747
5-7221
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Mr. R. G. Ramsay, Chairman
Gartly-P.amsay Hospital
Mr. Merrill Schwartz
1260 Vinton Ave.
Mr. Charles H. Church
362 Ed_ith St.
Mr. W. P. Halliday
Hotel Peabody
Mr. John E. Roberts
522 Falls Bldg.,
Dr. s. L. Wad.lay
879 Madi son Ave.
Mr. Elmer M. Ries
3581 Poplar Ave.
Mr. P. A. Clayton
436 S. Front St.
Mr. F. Joe Flanagan
760 Vance Ave.
Mr. Hope Ford
R. F. D. No. l, Hernando, Miss
8-7477
2-3327
9-0144
8-7761
8-0747
5-8631
48-3769
5-3611
8-8311
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Mr. John Pilkington, Chairman
1217 South Bellevue
Mr. J. E. 0 I Callag.._h.2.n
Union Planters Bank Bldg.
Mr. Lloyd :Bensinger
726 Madison Ave.
Mr. E. C. Eall
317 Poplar Ave.
Mr. A. Earle ]olton
Bolton Bagging Co. Exchange Bldg.
Mr. P. A. Clayton
436 S. Front St.
Mr. F. Joe Flanagan
760 Vance Ave.
9-4466
8-0241
5-3311
6-3520
8-3191
5-3611
8-8311
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CUB:SUTG COMMITTEE
Mr. T. Robert Acklen, Chairman
Columbian Mutual Tower
Mr. E. E. Plank
:Bostitch-Southwest, Inc., Shrine J3ld.g.
8-7428
8-8778
Mr. Mayer Meyers 8-0432
Mayer Meyers P~per Co. 6 W. Ca1houn St.
Mr. E. F. Thompson 8-7744
Union Planters Natl. ]k. & Tr. Co.
!·fr. Jack Fro st
3264 Powell St.
Mr. T. A. Green
Western Union Telegraph Co.
Mr. W. G. Petty
W. G. Petty & Son, 1102 Union Ave.
Mr. G. Lofton Weaver
Barrow-Agee Laboratories, 123 S. Front
Mr. P. A. Clayton
436 S. Front St.
Mr. F. Joe Flanagan
760 Vance Ave.
4-0716
5-2581
2-7923
5-2488
5-3611
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FINANCE COMMITTEE
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Mr. A. K. J3urrow, Chairman . 8-0357
Falls Bldg.
Mr. c. Arthur Bruce f) 8-0521
E. L. :Bruce Co.
Mr. Emile A. :Sizot 5-3341
The John Gerber Co.
Mr. Edwin Dalstrom 5-5822
Graham Paper Co.
Mr. w. P. Ha,lliday 8-7761
Hotel Peabod.y
Mr. A. D. He Who rt er 5-7221
Hemphis St. Rwy. Co. 0
Mr. Abe Scharff 0 5-3311
Kraus Cleaners, 726 Madison Ave.
Mr. Oran L. Cox L. D.
Lake Cormorant, Miss. .
Mr. T. P. Howard L. D.
Lake Cormorant, Miss. .
Mr. P. A. Clayton 5-3611
436 s. Front St.
Mr. F. Joe Flanagan 8-8311
760 Vance Ave.
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Dr. Arthur R. Porter, Jr. Chairman
gec3-ical Arts :Bla_g.,
lfr. Frank H. 0' Conner
E. 1. :Bruce Co.
(Safety Expert)
Dr. L. H. Graves (Public Health Expert)
879 liiad-ison Ave.
Dr. David Goltman (Consulting Pediatrician)
Physicians & Surgeons :Bld_g.
Dr. Carroll Turner (Consulting Psychiatrist)
899 Madison Ave.
Dr. S. L. Wadley (Public Health Expert)
879 Madison Ave.
5-3110
8-0521
5-8631
7-7659
5-3533
5-8631
Lt. Forrest Mottweiler
317 Poplar Ave.
(First Aid Expert) 6-3520
Dr. J.M. Dorris
Physicians & Surgeons :Bldg.
Dr. Harry C. Schmeisser
University of Tennessee
Dr. E. M. Stevenson
Methodist Hospital Doctors' Bldg.
Mr. P. A. Clayton
436 S. Front St.
Mr. F. Joe Flanagan
760 Vance Ave.
5-2731
8-6980
2-1179
5-3611
8-8311
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Mr. Edwin Dalstrom, Chairman,
345 S. Front St.
Mr • J • .A.. .Angus
Farnsworth :Bldg.
(Representing Organization Com.)
Dr. Arthur R. Porter, Jr.
Medical .A.rt s Bldg.
(Representing Health & Safety Com.)
Mr. R. G. Ramsay
Gartly Ra.msay Hospital
(Representing Camping Com.)
Mr. Edwin Dalstrom
(Representing Finance Com.)
Dr. George P. Rawls
1304 Union .Ave.
(Representing Court of Honor)
Mr. Lloyd M. 0 1 Neal
2687 :Burns St.
(Representing Training Com.)
Mr. F. L. Christenbury
Court House
Dr. T. S. Eliot
875 Monroe Ave.
Mr. C. Arthur :Sruce
E. L. :Bruce Co.
Mr. R. M. Clayton
Memphis Light, Gas & Water Div.
Mr. P. .A.. Clayton
436 S. Front St.
Mr. F. Joe Flanagan
760 Vance Ave.
5-5822
8-4949
5-3110
8-7477
5-5822
2-1135
48-4431
84368
5-1020
8-0521
5-2552
5-3611
8-8311
ORGAUIZATION COMMITTEE
Mr. John A. Angus, Chairman
Farnsworth J3ldg.
' Hr. H. G. Orndorff
Lowenstein's
Mr. :S. F. McCamey
1637 Netherwood
Mr. Lester Crain
National Cotton Council,
Cotton Exchange J3ldg.
Mr. Harold Emick
:Burrough 1 s Adding Machine Co.
5 H. Third St.
Mr. James bJ. licGehee
Marx 8::. :Bensclorf
!·Ir. John Pilkington
PiE:ingtcn L1J2:n1:>er Co.
lfr. H. N. Cle,yton
Memphis Light, Gas & \\Tater Div.
Mr. F. Joe Flane.gan
760 Vance Ave.
Mr. P. A. Clayton
436 S. Front St.
8-4949
8-7711
8-2296
5-7525
5-4352
8-1121
9-4466
5-2552
8-8311
5-3611
Pu:i3LICITY CO}llfiITTEE
Mr. H. W. Slavick, Cha,irman
Station W.M.C. GoodW'Jll Institute l3ldg.
l:Ir. John Cleghorn, CO*Ohairrnan
Station W.H.C. GoodvrJh Institute :Bldg.
Mr. Al Capley
11 The Memphis Press-Scimitar
Mr. Na.lcolm Ad_ams
11 The Commercia,l Appeal 11
Mr. P. A. Clayton
436 S. Front St.
Mr. F. Joe Flanagan
760 Vance Ave.
8-7464
8-7464
8-2141
8-8811
5-3611
8-8311
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READING OOloil•iITTEE
Mr. Charles M. Crump, Chairman
Exchange :Bldg. ,
Hr. Jesse Cunningham
Oossitt Library
Mr. R. W. Wallace
Goodwyn Institute Bldg.
Mr. R. J. Hussey
66 S. Front St.
Mr. Herr ill Kremer
Exchange Blctg.,
Mr. H. E. Rankin
927 N. Highland
Mr. :Bla...'Ylchara_ S. Tual
Exchange :Bldg. ,
Hr. P. A. Clayton
436 S. Front St.
Mr. F. Joe Flanagan
760 Vance Ave.
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5-1711
5-2272
8-1188
5-4506
5-4343
4-5679
8-4:142
5-3611
8-8311
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Shelby County
Mr. F. J. Vandemark, Chairman
704 Dermon Bldg.
Mr. Lee G. Hill
Raleigh, Tenn.
Mr. E. A. Harrold.
Millington, Tenn.
Rev. Yates Hoore
Capleville, Tenn.
Mr. John H. George
:Bartlett, Tenn.
Mr. C. L. Springfield
Germantown, Tenn.
Mr. P. A. Clayton
436 S. Front St.
Mr. F. Joe Flanagan
760 Vance Ave.
8-1865
L. D.
L. D.
L. D.
5-5611
7-1800
5-3611
8-8311
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Mr. Henri :Benner, Chairman
ll M. Third St.
Mr. Joe Hopper, Vice-Chairman
527 N. :Main St •
Mr. Merrill Schwartz
1260 Vinton Ave.
Mr. H. S. Ainslee
279 N. Watkins St.
Mr. Louis H. H1Lrn:phreys
.509 Hadden Ave.
Mr. P. A. Clayton
436 S. Front St.
Mr. F. Joe Flanagan
760 Vance Ave.
5-6262
5-5544
2,-3327
5-0886
8-1378
5-3611
8-8311
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/ Dr. :B. E. Jacobs, Chairman
915 Madison Ave.
11Fundamentals of the :Boy Scout Hovement 11
i1Scoutmasters 1 Training Course"
Mr. T. Robert Acklen
Colwabian Mutual Tower
11 Cubmasters 1 Training Course"
Mr. Henri :Benner
ll N. Third St.
"Skippers• Training Course"
Mr. J. ]rady Wiley
892 Maple Drive
11 Troop GaIJWing Course"
Dr. Arthur li.. Porter, Jr.
Medical Arts Bldg.
llHealth & Safety11
Nr. W. Gordon lVlorris
Columbian Mutual Tower
11 District Commissioners• Course"
Mr. D. Ted Childress
Columbian Mutual Tower
11 Troop Reporters• Oourse 11
Lt. Forrest Hottweiler
317 Poplar Ave.
11Em.ergency Service Course 11
Mr. L. M. O'Neal
2687 Burns Ave.
11 Inter-racial Trainingll
Dr. l'l. R. Atkinson Southwestern
Mr. A. L. Hopper Chambliss Ave.
Mr. H. s. Ainslee 279 N. Watkins St.
I•ir. Joe Hopper 527 N. Main St.
Mr. Joe DaJ.strom 527 N. Main St.
Mr. P. A. Clayton 426 s. Front St.
Mr. F. Joe Flanagan 760 Vance Ave.
8-3302
8-7428
5-6262
8-5648
5-3110
5-2351
5-2351
6-3520
48-4431
7-1800
9-7822
5-0886
5-5544
5-5544
5-3611
8-8311
Form 0-539-3000-1143
REGION No ......... ti .. .
COUNCIL No .. 55.8 .... APPLICATION for RENEWAL
of
LOCAL COUNCIL
for the Year Beginning.
NATIONAL COUNCIL,
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA,
2 Park Avenue,
New York 16, N. Y.
CHARTER
July 1, 1944
Chickasaw . ;tnc •. The ......... , ...................................................... ~N;r;,~ ... ~i ... (;~-;;~~;'j)"""'""'····· .............................. Counctl, Boy Scouts of Amencf. with
headquarters at ..... 5.01 .... C .. o.1ru11bi.an .... .M11t.ua.1 .... To.:w.er. .. , ..... M.e.mphis.,. ..... T..e.nn.~.S..S.f.~ ................ ..
(Local Mailing Address) . . . (City) (State)
and. having jurisdiction over (indicate. entire Area) Shelby .... C.,'mb:f;:ir..:,.. ... T.enn .... r .... n.sao.to.;,. .....
. T.n.t.e.., ..... P..ano1a. ..... C.mm.t.1.e..s .. , ..... M.1.a.~ ..... ;. ..... Ex.ru~p,t ...... C.r..e.ns.4.aw . .,. .... M.1.a§ ........... 1.n ..... Pa.rui..la.
C..o ..... ; ...... E~.f.?.t..: .. .H~.l..f. ..... 9.f ...... Q.~.~.:1f.~Jm4..~A ..... C.9..!L.l ..... A.~~ .. ! ................................................................................................. .
hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July 1, 1944. In justification of this
application, the_ following summary of accomplishments and progress in 1943 and Objectives for 1944
is presented. Further details will be found in the accompanying reports which are offered as evidence
of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibility as a Local Coun~il as required by the By-Laws of the
Boy Scouts of America, Article XI, Section 2, Clause 3.
This application, statements and record of progress were reviewed. and approved by the Council
or Executive Board at a duly called meeting on ....................... J.f.l,n.u~ry. ..... 28 ......................... 1944. ........ ., at which
meeting a quorum was present and the Council specifically acceptea 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. > -C
Signed
'1/·fk ~ .. .:tllf:,,., ............. g.4.~v...11.t~~~/~ .......................... ..
Scout Executive
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
(Incorporated February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.)
I. THE COUNCIL
1. As of December 31, 1943, we had.~Q,6..-Council members, which included representatives oL.100 ......... % of the
institutions or groups of citizens within our jurisdi~tion which sponsor Troops or Packs.
In accordance with the policy of the Boy Scouts of America, major religious groups of our territory are represented in the
Council and Executive Board in the following nllfllbers:
Council ................................... .Jewish ............. 22 ............ ; Catholic ............. .1.9 ........... ; Protestant. ..... 245 .............. .
Executive Board .................. Jewish ........... : ...... J. ........... ; Catholic .................. 2 ........... ; Protestant. ........ .4.3 .............. .
The Council membership includes representatives of the following community interests as checked: Business., ..... 2.6.7.,; ........ ____ ;
Religious ......... 1,.1, ................... ; Educational... ......... .' .... lO ........... ; Labor .. ;····'·····2 ................... ; Civic ............... J3 ........ ·-·:-·
2. Amendments to our Constitution and By-Laws were adopted in 1943. O Yes Iii No
These amendments have been approved by the Nationai Council. O Yes O No
(If not, attach copies.) ·
3. This Council has ............... 3 .............. organized Districts with functioning District Committees.
There are .... ·--·-G-················.Districts yet to be organized. Of these we will organize .... - ......... .0. ........... ..in 1944 .
....................... 3 ....................... .Districts are sharing in financing this Council.
4. We have an average- of one Commissioner for every ............ .8 ............ .institutions sponsoring Troops or Packs, and expect to
make this one Commissioner for every ..................... 6- ........ ..institutions by December 31, 1944. ·
5. During 1943 there were ................. l ............... meetings of our Council and ..................... 7-................ .meetings of our Executive Board .
......... _g. ................. of our District Committees met monthly, (except July and August) during 1943, and the rest averaged .... -.2-...... _ ...... .
meetings.
6. Our annual meeting is held in the month of. ....... I).e.c.emlJe.r. .................................................................... .
Officers and members of our Council serve for one year beginning... . .. .Janue .. r..y. .... 1s.t .......................... ." .................. ~ ...... : .. .
, Number of CHECK THOSE No. of
7. Functioning of Council an cl Districts repre- FUNCTIONING Members ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Committees sented on each WELL Ee~rl~1: t aG!
Council 3 y ·320
Executive Board \ y ~6 ~
en Organization and Extension 3 v JO l'z:;l
l'z:;l Leadership Training 3 y 12
E-o Advancement 3 y 10 E-o ..... Camping and Activities 3 y a ~ Health and Safety Y. 7 ~ 3.
0 Finance
~ v· lQ.
u Other Committees: --
II •. FINANCE
1. In making Scouting available to the boys of our territory during 1943, net operating . expenditures amounted to
$ ...... 26· .... 79.g. .... ;f 9That we may not only continμe, but may strengthen and extend our Council service and bring Scouting to
an incdased number of boys 'in 1944, we have planned a net operating budget of $ .... 2.8.,.fi.5.4...00.. *.
2. We had an employed Executive staff of... .... ..,. .... _a ................ men December 31, 1943.
We plan to increase this staff by the employment of ...... - .. --...1.... ......... additional men in 1944.
. . have been
3. In order to assure proper handling and accounting for the funds entrusted to this Council, our accounts wilt'tr~'"""
audited by ......... P..er1 .. t .. , ..... Ma.nd.ck ....... M1t.c.hel.l ..... & ... Co., Certified. Public Accountnnts
(State whether professional accountants or Auditing Committee.)
* These figures should agree with corresponding totals in Finance Committee report;
Form O-S39C-30001143
Make sure business re- REPORT OF ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION
lated to December ex- pirations is accounted COMMITTEE - 1943 Region No. 5
for according to procedure
announced in Name of Council Ch1okasaw counc11, B.S •. A. Inc. Dr. West's Bulletin
1# 20, Series of 1941. Council No. 558
Headquarters City M~mph1e State Tenn!
Net
Transfers
TABLE 1 Total on New in Separations # due to Estimated Estimated Objectives
Dec. 31, 194.2 1943
Territory Total ...<-New in Net for
in 1943 changes Dec. 31, 1943 1944 Separations Dec. 31, 1944 (See note)
ln Out
in 1~44
1. Total Troops* ini Q1 14 158 1.d. 7 1.A!;
(a) Sea Scout Ships A .'.'\ ll ? 1 10
(b.) Sea Scout Patrols (in Troops) 'l 1.
(c) Explorer Troops
(d) Explorer Patrols (in Troops) 1 r 1 1
(e) Rover Crews
(f) Air Squadrons , , , 9
(g) Air Scout Patrols (in Troops)
(h) Neighborhood Patrols
(i) . Lone Scout Tribes '
(j) Negro Troops 47 a 4 51 7 ? nA
(k) Indian Troops
2. Total Scouts** ~ , ,~ . ?1 !t l.3'75 :3 .45.:21 ] .~no i. inn ::L85,; - /
(a) Sea Scouts , i::;, '-il •••QA. . ,p;.Q ,,,~ An 40 198
(b) Explorer Scouts F. ••• ~ 4 7' ~ -1 A.
(c) Rover Scouts •••
(d) Air Scouts ... , ~ 12 in 5 99
(e)° Senior Scouts in Troop
(f) Lone Scouts l 11\ ,, f\ 9 14
(g) Negro Scouts ?A.? A.9Si. ~.61 } m:n 500 321 l.2nn
(h) Indian Scouts,
3. Total Scouters 1.134 401 297 1.9!';8 4nn 300 1-338 ..
4. Total Packs ?A ,, :a; ~n A 12 34
.
Negro Packs 6 l l A 9 , 7
Neighborhood Dens
,, .
5. Total Cubs 6:-\R AAF. !=!A? 91.4 Ann 260 l-064
Negro Cubs 112 128 78 1An 11'\t'\ 70 19n
6. Total Cubbers (including Den Mothers) 190 A.d. A1 1 c;.o An 4n 172
Den Mothers 8 9.!-\ 2 ?Q 10 3 36
Den Chiefs
#"Net Separations" equals ·total separated minus· "separated- reregistered."
*Include in figures on this line total number of all Troops, Explorer Troops, Rover Crews, Sea Scout Ships, Air Squadrons, Neighborhood Patrols and Lone
Scout Tribes. This will not necessarily be the sum of lines (a) to (i) which follow. · ·
**Include in figures on this line total number of all Scouts in above indicated units and Lone Scouts. In column "New in 1943" include only boys who were
new in Scouting in 1943. This will not necessarily be the sum of lines (a) to (f) which follow.
***In second column "New in 1943," include all boys who entered these branches of Scouting in 1943, whether they transferred from some other branch of
Scouting or not. .
(a) New 12-year-olds registered in 1943 ........ 7.5..0. .............. Estimated new 12-year-old Scouts in 1944 ......... ZO.O. .......... .
(b) We had on record.-.. --.~~---·--·--.Scout Troops and..._. __ l.Q.._.Cub Packs expired and not reregistered on Dec. 31, 1943.
-
TABLE 2
'
A-Tenure achieved in 1943 by Scouts and by Assistant Scoutmasters Less than l 2 3 4 5 or more
under 21 who have been Scouts. (1) 1 Year Year -------- Years Years Years Years TOTAL ----
(a) Number on roll Dec. 31, 1943 who attained respective years of
tenure in 1943 (2) l.472 100( 525 24?' 130 84 3.458.
(b) Number Net Separated in 1943 who attained respective years
of tenure m 1943 ( 3) ! · 367 67~ 287 145 116 141 1.717
(c) Total (a+b) who attained respective years of teriure in 1943 , 1.829 167~ 812 392 245 2251 5.175
B-OBJECTIVES FOR 1944--2, 3, or 4 year Scouts in 1944 come Less than 1 2 J 4 5 or mote
from the 1, 2, and 3 year Scouts of 1943 1 Year Year Years Years Years Years TOTAL
(d) Total who will attain respective years of tenure in 1944 1,900 170( 900 400 250 225 5.376
(1) When lapsed Troops reregister only Scouts and Assistant Scoutmasters under 21 who reregister with the Troop shall be credited with years of tenure
attained during the lapsed period of the Troop.·
(2) Scouts attain tenure only on anniversaries of the date they first became Scouts, which is not necessarily the same as the reregistration date of the
Troop. Separated Reregistered Scouts Jose tenure credit for the period they were not registered.
(3) Do not include Scouts separated in 1943 who did not attain an additional year of tenure in 1943 before separating.
( 4) Information for both sections A and B of this table may readily be obtained from the Gray Scout Service Chart. If your Council does hot keep this chatt
a request to the Supply Serv.ice will bring you the "Gray Scout Service Manual".
Please check whether Council keeps the Gray Scout Service Chart: Yes D ; No 0:
TABLE 3 MEMBERSHIP FACTORS ]3Y POPULATION GROUPS
Classify units by population groups, then secure data for 500,000 100,000 25,000 10,000 2,500 Under
each group trom umt records so classified. and to to to to 2,500 1'()TAL
over 500,000 100,000 25,000 10,000 and o.c.
-· ... . - ·-······ . -
Check totals in last column,
A. New Scouts during 1943 1,441 272 l,?13
these 4 lines agamst corre-
sponding totals in Table 1. B. Total Scouts Dec. 31,
Check Table 4 below sim- 1943. 2,735 7-18. . ... 3-.4-53
ilarly. - C. Total Troops Dec. 31,
1943. 124 34 158
D. Net dropped Troops
- during 1943. 13 l 1.4.
TABLE 4 {Use same pop'n. group
headings as in Table 3.
A-New Cubs in each group in 1943. 572 73 6.45 . ..
B-Total Cubs, Dec. 31, 1943. 812 102 914
C-Number of Packs in each group Dec. 31, 1943. 25 5 ~n
D-Packs dropped in each group in 1943. 3 0 3
TABLE 5 ORDERLY EXIT PLAN - 1943
Junior
Death Transfers Promotion Alumni Dropped .T..O TAL ·-··
Total Separated Scouts During 1943. 6 15 15 1382 1417
During 1943 ........ JJ:..~ ................. of our Cubs became 12 years old. Of these, ................. ~? ............ became Scouts.
TROOP BUDGET AND PACK THRIFT PLAN
The Councii has a definite plan for promoting- the Troop Budget and Pack Thrift Plan (check one) Yes~; No o .
....... ±g.1: ....... Troops ( .. ?.g .... %) were on Budget Plan Dec. 31, 1943; Objective: .... ~.~.~ ......... Troops ( .. ~9. .. %) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1944 .
.......... ?..? ....... Packs ( .. .7.9. .. %) were on Thrift Plan Dec. 31, 1943; Objective : ........ '.:~ ............. Packs ( ........ Q.%) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1944.
Form 0-539F-30001143
REPORT OF ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE -1943 Region No. ___5_ . _ ___
Headquarters City Memnl:ie. Tenn.
Name of Council , Ch1.ckass:w Cfounc11, 'B.S.A:n~tate Tenn .. Council No.
ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY
(Scouts-not badges)
Get this information •• from perpetual In- Total Qualified Net Enrolled
ventory (Form No. Dec. 31, During Separated Dec. 31,
4102D, 41020 and 1942 1943 During 1943
41028). 1943
Tenderfoot* 19lr1 1~9( 11591 901.lf.l
Second Class* 564 521 50"1t 5~'7
First Class* 661 ??f 7~1 AQA
Total Scouts* 13115 32.5~ 2920.lS.AM
Star 197 20( 9Z 904
Life 194 11~ 124 185
Eagle 67 4f 41 61
Sea Scouts:
Apprentice 152 12] 99 174
Ordinary l ~ l ~
Able ' 0 ] 0 l
Total 153 l2f 100 178
Air Scouts:
Apprentice 12 12
' Observer
Craftsman
Total I l~ 12
Cubs
Bobcat 574 68~ 471 785
Wolf*** 43 8~ 52 75
Bear*** 12 4C 9 43
Lion*** 7 lC 6 11
Total Cubs 636 81€ 538 914
Cub membership Dec. 31, 1943, included:
2 • 7.6.9 yrs. old 3.73. . .IO yrs. and f~.65. .. 11 yrs.#
*NOTE: Include all Scouts including 2nd and
1st class having Merit Badges.
Check "Total Scouts" in 4th column with' Org. and
Ext. Committee report, Total Scouts 1·2/31/43.
**Net separated, not promoted. Compute these
figures from Form 4102D as follows:
Tend. Col. 35 minus difference between Cols.
33 and 3.
2nd Cl.-CoL 39 minus difference between Cols.
~4 and 37 and higher ranks similarly from correspondmg
columns.
Same principle for Cubs and Senior Scouts using
Forms 4102C and 4102S.
***Include all Gold and Silver Arrows in total
for' each Cub Rank.
#Include with 11 yrs. those 12 years or over who may
be continuing temporarily as Cubs pending enrol,
ment as Scouts. Check total of three ages with Org.
and Ext. Committee report, Total Cubs 12/31/43.
MERIT BADGE RECORD
Indicate below the number of each of the
Merit Badges earned during the year 1943
~o ~o
8Z 0 Z !\~l~tb~ 1~ 0
_________ ,..__....__
l-Aerodyna_m1;s ............................ 10 .... , .. 60-Journalism ............................... ________ J: ___ ___
~=1;~~~~::* ·.·.·.:·.:::::::·.::::·.·.·.·.·.·.:: :::::::::;::::::: ~~=t:~:~:fr:f~ar~~-~.i~~ ... :::: ::::::::::::::::::
4-Airplane Design ..... , ......... ---------2'------- 63-Leather Work* .................. --------65 ...... .
5-Airp~ane Structure* ...... -----·-··g··--·-- 64-Life ~aving ..................................... , ...... .
6-Anglmg ...... ............................ --·.:···si-------- 65-Machinery ... ; .......................... -------·ur··---·
8
7=ArAncihmearyl I·n··d··u··.s. t .. r ..y....,. .*..·. .- ...·. ..::.. ·.·..·. · -~.·. ·.~-- ::::.:~:::Il_ .:::::::: 66-Marksm~nsh1p .................. __________ ,,_ ____ _ 67-Masonry : ................................. --------tA:i···---·
9-Architecture ..... 0 ..................... --·----i,------- 68-Mechanical ~rawing ....... --------1~------·
!):=;.~~;;; : :• .·:~~:.:: ;~=~~~,:...... :·· .::::~:::
13-Automobiling .. : .. , ............... : .... :·:·t)i-------· 72-Painting .............................. --------9..,, ...... .
i~=~:~k~~~:i~~~'.~:;~:::~::;_ ~::~~::::~::::::: ~~=~~~~:ji~:*l~h*":::::::::::::: :::::~~:::::::
16-B~ef Production• ............ ---~:~-,i-------· 75-Phot?graphy .................... --------,j·----.
17-Bird Study ........................... ·------------··---- 76-Phystcal Develop .............................. .
18-Blacksmithing* ................. -------·~------- 77-Pigeon Raising .................. ······'?g·······
19-Bookbinding* ............................ :> ........... ~~=~~~:bf~~g :::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::n.::::::::
~§$:: :::::~::::: iJ:=!~2:~~~Pi~~:•• :::;i:::::
~~=~~~;=~~~*· . ·::::~:::::::::::::::::·: ::::::~::::::: ~~=~~~~~~ ~;:l~~ng··::::::::::::::· :::::::::J::::::::
26-Cemei;it Work ................. _________
7
_______ 85-Rabbit Raising .................. -·------··i-··-----
27-Chemistry ............................. ·-------------·---- 86-Radio ....................................... -----------·-------·
28-C~tr?-s Fruit Culture ...............
16
______ :_ 87-Reading* _ ........................... _, _____ 11. _____ _
29-ClVlcs . ..... .......... ... .... . -------------·----- 88-Reptile StudY: ..................... ....... :, ....... .
30-Coin Coll~cting, ................. ---------&·------- 89-Rocks and Minerals .......... -----·--··;..··-------
3 l-Cons~rvat1on ....................... ___ "l:\1$:3·------- ~~ ~~~tyinf :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::· ~~~~}::-~~~~~~~: 32-Cooking ........................ ----'----5-------- 6 33-Corn Farming* ....... . ........
3
........ 92-Salesmans_hip ........................... 4
,. ...... .
34-Cotton Farming ............... ------i~-------- 93-Scholarship ........................ ---------·---------
35-Cycling* .................... . . ---------~------·· 94-Sculpture ................................ ------------------
36-Dairying* ............................. ----·--B'la---·-·'· 95-Seamanship ................................... 1 ....... .
37-Dog Care ........................... ________
2
________ 96-Sheep Farming* ............... ---------,--------
38-Dramatics ........................... ------~-------- 97-Signaling .............................. ·---------~-------·
39-Electricity .............................. ______ 40'________ 98-Skiing .................................... ·-------------------
40-Farm Home* ............................ ,,.M........ 99-Small Grains .............................. 1
....... .
41-Farm Layout* ...................... -----15.·-------- 100-Soil ~anagement* ...... ·------------------·
42-Farm Mechanics ............... ---·----5--------- 101-Stalking ............. ; ................... ·------------------·
43-Farm Records . . ............ ________ '*_,,-------- 102-'-Stamp Collecting .................. JL .... .
44- Fi.n ger p ri.n ti. ng .................... 1,~s'1-1'1- ------- 103 - su rveyi.n g ........................... ·------~4 ........ .
45-Firemanship* . ---i~7 ________ 104-Swimming ................................... :.:·: ....... .
46-First Aid ...... ---~----------- 105-Taxidermy ............................ ·------··r····---
47-First Aid to Animals* ....... 4t·-----·- 106-Textiles ................................. ·--------.,,--------
48-Forestry ............ -------------------· ig~-Weather* ....* ... .................. ______ 50 _______ _
49:-Foundry Practice .............. ------------------· -Woodcarving ................... ······rr···----·
50-Fruit Culture* . . -----·-·&··-----·· 109-Wood Turning ....................... 47 ....... .
51-.Gardening* ... ................. -------i--------- 110-W ood Work ...................... ....... :~~--------
52-Grasses, Legumes ......... ·····t1J··------- 111-Zoology ................................. 't"'f;;J$'::'. ....... .
53-Hiking -----------------------·-----·-··;/ff··------- Total ::'.".::': ............ .
54-Hog & Por~ P:od.*--------~?a··------- (Organizer Awards 1943)
5 5-Home Repairs ------------ __ , _ 1,,._________ . . .
56-Horsemanship* .................. -------~--------- M.B. Counse rs m Council
57-Indian ~ore ............................ _______ 3 ___ :····-· *Bad es open to S las
58-Insect Life .............................. -------------------· Signed--'""""fi',
59-Interpreting ............................ -----·------------·· ·
Frank Ahlgren
Howard s. Ainslee
E. o. Bailey
Lucius E. Burch, ~r.
William Hale Dorr-
Harold William limick
Capt. Toll L. Fowler
· Charles F. Goodman.
s. L. Kopald
Charles w. Loomis
Thomae J!l. Maxson
Alvan Fletcher Tate._ Jr~,
Joe E. Davis
Barry West Hirsheimez
Flo7d Shei~d
B •. Arpin Koehler
S...8811
6.0881
5.2138
26
S..4352
6.3520
5-43>$
S..4181
8...a229
6-5711
5-7531.
5-3621
?-?460·
8-5081
5-8831
The Commercial Appeal
2'19 N., Watldu St·.
1618 Fonest Ave.
1006 Exchange Building
Sa.rdlsct Mlss.
3959 Walnut Grove Rd.
P•- o. Box 416• Memphis, Tenn.
591 Center Drtve
P. o. Box 256., Memphis, Tenn.
905 N. Gre.haa
1482 htwller
Firestone !!:ire & Ribber Co.
495 N. Watkins St.
22 ~; Calhoun
3589 Oakley An •.
Form 0-539H-30001143
(5)
EMPLOYED STAFF FOR 1944
(Please state all salaries. Use extra sheet if necessary)
NOTE: Because of its relationship to Retirement and Group Insurance
it is essential that this report be accurate and complete.
Name of Counci,_l _____,Q""'r,_,_1,..i""c,_,,k,..::."'"\ r,,,.~a"""-"w'--'C~o,,_,_u..,,· ""n._,.c.,_.i.._,l.._,.,_.....B..._· ..... s .... · ............ A ..... .__Io&..tcln..,.cu • .__ ___ _
Region No. 5
Council No. 558
Headquarters City_---"-M:....,e""r""il=O=h=i,,_,S,,__ _______________ State Tenn.
Scout Executive w, Gora on Morr:1 s
Home Address 1531 Vinton Ave. 1 Memphis ,TennTel. 7•3687
Assistant (A.S.E.) and Field (F.S.E.) Executives
Name
D. Ted Childress
J.A. Beauchamp
Title*
F.S.E.
Note: Above named members of Executive Staff must also be listed on Roster for purposes of "Registr
Clerical Staff
Name Hope H. Fol"d.
Miss S~ll1e G. Worden
Miss Margaret Jones
MisR Freida Mullen
Mis P Patr1cil~. F~ckler,
Marguerite ~-.7 .Ford (Negress)
------------~
•Indicate part time employees, it any, by "P.T:· alter the title.
••Do not include any allowances, i.e., transportation, etc., in salary figure..
. .
Utle• vamp Director
Cashier
Bookkeeper
Receptionist
stenographer
Off ice Girl
1944 Salaries**
$ 4,750.00
"9,485,00
;1100.00
ation''
$ ll77o.oo
l,eso.oo
l,660.00
l.200.00
·l,20Q .. QO
590.00
Clieck in these
columns participants
in Retirement Plan (R.P.)
& Group Insurance (G.I.)
R.P. G. I.
x x
I
-
x
x x
x x
CHICKASAW COUNCIL, ~. s. A. INC.
Memohis. Tenn.
PROGRAM & O:BJECTIVES FOR THE. YEAR 1944
l. Direct and build the entire program of activities of the Council toward
giving every boy a satisfactory and patriotic experience, keeping always before
us the fact that Scouting must be kept a game. Place especial emphasis
on advancement in rank and civic service.
2. As a patriotic duty, gear the Council activities to rend.er maximum service
by Cubs, Cubbers, Scouts, Scouters in the war effort on the home front. :Be
prepared at all times to carry out assignments without delay.
3. Emphasize Camping and Hiking and Scout Advancement as essential preparation
for service in National Defense, Plan and carry through greater camping
activities with all Troops camping under their own leadership. Increase the
attendance at snmmer camps. Promote the outdoor program throughout the year.
If transportation is not available to summer camps, devise ways and means for
Troops to do more Troop Camping at locations which can be reached by hiking.
4. Celebrate :Boy Scout Week and emphasize service to the Nation in that week
and throughout the year. Conduct Oamp-0-Rees, "The Advancement Program11 and
other activities in which all units can enga·ge. Conduct a 11 Round-Up 11 at the
Ellis Auditorium. Continue to gather paper, scrap iron, etc. for the duration.
5. Organize nine Troops of White Scouts and 5 Troops of Negro Scouts; a total
of fourteen new Troops, by December 31, 1944, including in this number the
organization of two new Sea Scout Ships of White Scouts. Organize four Packs
of White Cubs and two Packs of Negro Cubs; a total of six new Cub Packs by
December 31, 1944. Recruit new Scouts and Cubs as rapidly as possible, and
reach our objectives of 3,653 Scouts and 1,064 Cubs, a grand total of 4,717 :Boys.
Strive to have at least twenty:-four Scouts in each Troop and endeavor to have
all Troops recruit to full strength of four Patrols of eight Scouts each.
Strive to have at least twenty.five Cubs in each Cub Pack. Emphasize to all
sponsoring institutions the necessity of having a full membersnip in order to
train more boys and to do a more complete job in aiding the war effort on the
home front.
Win "The Walter w. Head Acorn Award" for the seventh consecutive time.
6. Enlarge the Emergency Service Corps with the objective of every Troop
participating. Plan and carry through programs of action for these older Scouts.
7. Conduct a Boy Fact Survey in both city and county schools in all districts
in the Council.
80 Continue to empha~ize the training of leaders and particularly new leaders
and others who have not had the basic courses. Conduct the following
Training Courses:
FUNDAMENTALS OF THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT
SCOUTiv"iASTERS 1 TRAINI1TG COURSE
CUBivIASTERS 1 TRAINING COURSE
SKIPPERS' TRAI1'ING COURSE
TROOP CAMPING COURSE
HEALTH & SAFETY COURSE
DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS 1 COURSE
EMERGENCY SERVICE TRAINING COURSE
TROOP REPORrERS 1 COURSE (for Scouts)
9. Recruit more men for leadership positions in Troops, Ships, Packs. Make
every effort to replace leaders who are called into the service and do this as
quickly as possible. Ask the aid of every man in the Council in recruiting manpower.
10. Aid The Memphis Community Fund in raising its budget for 1945. Through
The Community Fund and Finance Campaigns in the area, raise a bud.get of at
least $29,000.00 for the fiscal year.
11. Improve the oporation and techniques of all Courts of Honor. Strive to
increase advancement and tenure of Scouts with extra emphasis on the advancement
of Negro Scouts to Second and First Class rank. Recruit and train additional·
Merit Badge Counselors. Train the present Merit Badge Counselors.
12. Promote good reading throughout the year. Promote the use of the official
magazine 11BOYS 1 LIFE 11 and secure Council's quota of subscriptions.
13. Promote andinoraa.so the use of 11The Budget Plan" in every Pack, Ship and
Troop in the Council.
14. Place continued emphasis on educational publicity throughout the yea:r, with
special publicity for Boy Scout Week, Camping, Cam:p-0-Rees, and the Annual Meeting.
15. Increase service to Troops through District Conunissioners. Recruit additional
District Commissioners so that no Commissioner will have more than four
Troops to supervise. Train District Commissioners in Cubbing and Senior Scouting.
16. Train and continue to train Scouts and Scouters in the practice of Health
& Safety.
17. Conduct Scout Leaders• Round Tables and Cub Leaders' Round Tables for both
White and Negro Scouters and Cubbers, except during June, July, August.
18. Recruit and train additional men to serve as Field Commis.sioners.
Form 0-539E-30001143
REPORT O'F LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE-1943
NAME OF COUNCIL_, ______ .c.h1.c.kasaw ... aaunall., .... .B .•. S ... .A.,. .... I11c ... _____________________________ ~---------------------------
HEADQUARTERS CITY ____ ,Mem.ph.1.s ___________________________________________________________________ STATE ____________ T_enn& .... ______________________ _
Region No. __________ fL ....
Council No·----~-Q~---··--
RES UL TS IN BASIC TRAINING*
As bf December 31, 1943, we have accomplished the following toward providing all of the key leaders of our registered units with BASIC TRAINING*:
Leaders and Assistants (not Committeemen) with INTRODUCTORY TRAINING ("Fundamentals of the Boy Scout Movement" or "Elements of Scout
Leadership-Part I") Number registered .12/31/43 ___ _3_Ql_ ______ ; N~mber with Introductory Training _____________ ?.~-------------; Per cent ____ 24_,._9 ___________ %;
Objective 12/31/44 Per cent __________ 28 ______ o/o.
LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING * UNITS HAVING A LEADER WITH BASIC TRAINING*
STATUS 12/31/43 STATUS lo/31/43
HA VE COMPLETED NUMBER ·HAVING A Objective
BASIC TRAINING* Objective LEADER WITH 12/31/44
Number 12/31/44 Number TRAINING*
Registered Number % % Registered Number
Scoutmasters 140 72 51.4 60 Boy Scout Troops &
Neighborhood Patrols &
Assistants 91 19 l3.l 16 Lone Scout Tribes 146 s2
Skippers ll _a_ 54.5 60 Ships & Sea Scout
Mates " Patrols
6 ll
Explorer Leaders i Explorer Troops &
Assistants
Patrols 1
Rover Leaders
Assistants
Rover Crews
Air Scout Leaders 1 Air Squadrons &
Assistants 9
Patrols l
Cubmasters ~n J2 A.O.O F.n Packs & Neighbor-
Assistants 1A ~ 22.2 25 hood Dens
30 JS
1 Total Leaders 1A~ 90 49,J ~"'
Asst. Leaders ll8 1A 13,5 20 Total Units & Patrols
Grand Total 301 lOA ~,~ti ~Q 18Q 106
*BASIC TRAINING means completion of the appropriate training as follows (or former equivalents):
1. Scoutmasters and Assistants-Scoutmasters' Course or Elements of Scout Leadership, Parts I and II, or former equivalent.
2. Cubmasters and Assistants-Cub Leaders' Training Course or Elements of Cub Leadership.
3. Skippers and Mates-Skippers' Course or Elements of Sea Scout Leadership.
4. Explorer Leaders and Assistants-Explorer Leaders' Course.
5. Air Scout Leaders and Assistants-Air Scout Leaders' Course.
6. Rover Leader and Assistant~-Rover Leader Course or 1, 3, or 4 above.
UNITS WITH LEADERS TRAINED IN OUTDOOR WORK
a. Troops having at least one leader with training in Camping - course in "Troop Camping," or
"Elements of Scout Leadership - Part III'' (Short Term Camping)
b. Sea Scout Ships and Patrols having at least one leader with training in "Sea Scout Camping
and Cruising.''
COMMISSIONERS WITH TRAINING
a. Number registered Commissioners ........... 22 .............. .
b. Have completed a Commissioners' Training Course.
c. Have basic course for unit leaders, but not Commissioners' Course.
LEADERS WITH SCOUT EXPERIENCE
Had Scout experience starting with Tenderfoot Rank.
STATUS 12/31/43
Number ____ lQ ___ _
Percent --~------ft_ __ _
Number ____ QQ ____ _
- Percent -----------·------
14 Number ------------··-·
Percent ...... 6.3 .... 6
Number _______ 6 _____ _
Percent ______ 2_7-_. __ 2
Number lO_Q _____ _
Percent ...... 3-Q _____ _
The above information and that on the reverse side represent our Training Report for 1943 and our plans for 1944.
% %
56.l 60
54.6 80
6Q.O 70
. -
56~0 M
OBJECTIVE 12/31/44
---------~J). _______ _
10
____ (Z SIGNED----·····--------------·------:-------·-·····-····--------~-----A-···-·---::;·----------~~--~-------------------------·Chairman, Leadership
DATE __ " ~-•--~f'70..~e.------··------ _ SIGNED~-?~-~---SCOUT EXECUTIVE
Training Committee
1943 TRAINING RECORDS AND 1944 OBJECTIVES
"FUNDAMENTALS OF THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT," the Introductory Training Session for all leaders of
Scouting-Council and District officers as well as unit leaders. During 1943 this Council conducted this session ____________ l) ________ _
times with ________ lQ4. ____ Jeaders receiving the training.
Approximately the following percent of leaders have co:npleted this Introductory Training or its previous equivalent.
Council Members ________ 'l_._4 ________ % ; Board Members_~_7-l_._l ______ % ; District Committeemen ___ · ___________________ % ; Commissioners
____ 5.4.,..:6---------%; Merit Badge Counselors------3.·~t ... 4-------%; Troop and Pack Committeemen _______ 2_6..Jl_, ______ %.
1943 1944
No. of No. of CHECK
COURSES CERTIFICATES COURSES
CONDUCTED ISSUED PLANNED
ASIC Scoutmasters' Course 3 35 x - CERTIFICATES AND AWARDS-1943
B
TRA INING Cub Leaders' 'training Course or
Elements of Cub Leadership 2 38 :x 1. Number of different men receiving cer-
Skippers' Course x tificates -------130--------------·········--····---··---
Explorer Leaders' Course (Do not include Introductory Sessions)
Air Scout Leaders' Course 2. Training Awards issued
Commissioners' Course 2 25 x 1 Scoutmasters' Keys -··········-····-·--··········-···
UTDOOR 0
TRAI
Troop Camping x Scouters' Training Awards ______ _()._ _________
NING Short Term Camping (Elements III) Skippers' Keys ··········-···············-·-Q········--
Sea Scout Camping and Cruising TOTAL __ : _ ···-··-····------·-······-A·--·-···--
THER Health and Safety 1 16 x UNIVERSITY COURSES 0
TRAI NING Standard First Aid The following courses have been con-
Principles of Scout and Cub Leaderducted
in colleges, seminaries, etc., located
in this Council. These courses and certifiship
or new Advanced Course cates issued are included in the Council
Emergency Service (Leaders) l 22 x totals.
Messenger Service (Leaders)
Name of No. Certifi-
College
Credit
Pack Organization School Courses cat es
Yes I No -- Troop Orga!1-ization
Merit Badge Counselors
Troop Committeemen
Advanced or Course Leader Certificate x x
Other Courses x '
9 136·
TOTAL COURSES AND CERTIFICATES
THE TRAINING COMMITTEE AND ITS OPERATION
Membership of the Council Leadership Training Committee consists of ___________ ),.~---- ____ men and includes.·--------~------------
District Representatives and ........ ___ J~i ______ members-at-large.
The Council has ________ _3 ____________ Districts, of which ____________ ;?. _________ have District Training Committees. Training Committee
Meetings Held 1943: ICounciL. ...... _fLDistrict ....... J •......
The Council uses volunteer course directors or instructors in the following courses (check v' ). : Scoutmaster ____ ,_~----.,
Cub Leaders' Course (or Elem. of Cub Leadership) ____ v ____ , Skipper _____ v ___ , Camping ____ v.::-:: ___ ., Health and Safety _____ .k:"'."_,
Principles .... ~------, Other Courses·----.w::'."----·········-····--·--·········-----·····-···:----------------------····---·-------------,-------·----------················-------·-··
The Committee and Executive Staff have given these course leaders special instruction through the following (check v') :
Faculty Courses or Institutes ____________ , Personal Conferences------~~----, Regional Institutes for Trainers _____ k':'."'."'.' .....•
Does the Committee have available a training inventory which indicates, by Districts, key leaders with and without
training? Yes .................... No ........ ~------
Training in 1943 was conducted largely on a District basis ____________________ , Council basis ...... ~----···•
Form 0-539B-30001143
REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE-1943
Name of Counci Chickasaw Council B S A. Inc./
Region No 5
Headquarters City Memphis Council No .. 558 1 State.__.-""'...,,_.__.__ _ 1.-_______ ..:.;_ _ __,
(Please use only following classification ·This i~ for purpose of National record and comparison)
EXPENDITURES-1943
Indicate if for period other than BUDGET-1944
calendar year
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 -
I. Operating Expenditures: Total Expenditures Special Receipts Net Expenditures
(See Note 1 below) (Col. I minus Col. 2)
1. Executive Salaries* ----·· $ 1 n . 1~4 A? $ $ 10.134.87 $ l.l-~64-00
2. Office Salaries -·-··-------·-·· 7,682!1~ 7,682.J.4 A 1 ~O f'\t'\
3. Retirement Contrib'ns ... 4~1.A.! 461.H4 .t?n. ""
4. Rent, Light, Heat, In-
surance, Telephone ----·· l.R~7~?0 l 637.70 1-780.nn
5. Office Supplies ------------·· A9n. "Jt~ 6?.5.33 585.00
6. Postage ---------------------------- 744~Q8 744.nA ~An An
7. Transportation ........................... 1 . .tt.no A'J 1.400.87 , A.f"\I"\ fV'I - .
8. Publicity -------------------------- 50.00
9. Camping (See Note 2) 6 ,63) .03 5;569.06 1,041.98 , ,.. ??fi - 0(')
10. Senior Scouting -----------· 588.21 588.21 ~50 ""
· 11. Cubbing --------------------------
12. Leadership Training '
and Conferences -····------- 58n.A? 58Q!S7 525.00
13. Circuses, M. B. Shows
and other activities-------· 390,55 390.65 ?.00 - ("\(\
14. National Quota····---------- i:".A "J nn . 547 .92 50Q.QQ
15. Charter Fee ---·-----------·-··- 76~0" 75.00 75.00
16. Campaign Expenditures ?:-1 OF\ 73.95 76.00
17. Interest on Indebtedness
(See Note 3 below) ~ 04 3.()4
18. Miscellaneous --------------- AlO.A.4. 810.84 730.00
TOTAL OPERATINI- 32 _ :i\BB. "A. Q,,~H:59.05 9A. 799.] 9 28.554&00
II. Capital Expenditures:
1. Office Equipment-~----·--- 437.75 4:37. 75 115.00
2. Camp Property ------------- 196.91 196191
3. Automobile .....................................
TOTAL CAPITAT 634.66 634.66 115.00
III. Total of Operating ~
and Capital (I + II) 33,QQ2.90 ~,669.0Q 27.433.85 28i669.00
IV. Revolving Accounts:
(National Funds)
1. BOYS' LIFE·------------------ 526.80 5?8.;8Q
2. Registrations ------------------- ?! ,49~. f!l . 3,494.51
3. Scout Supplies --------------·· 5 575.Q!:\ 3;575.93
TOTAL REVOLVING 7:647.24 7 ~647~24
V. Endowment, Trust Funds or other Permanent Investments lCf,000.00
VI. Obligations Paid (See Note 4 below) '
NOTE 1-Report as Special Receipts only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., which are incidental to
certain Council activities. Also report Revolving Account receipts in second column.
NOTE 2-Camping figures should include disbursements and receipts as shown in report of Camping and Activities Committee.
NOTE 3-Do not include payments· to reduce "principal" indebtedness.
NOTE 4--This refers to repayment of loans, the proceeds of which have been previously expended, bills and other obligations which
have been charged to the various items of the budget in previous years and so reported. ·
*Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transportation allowances. Do not distribute any salaries
to other budget items. (OVER~
Analysis by population groups of ip.come from contributions for 1943 Council operation.
Income from areas where Council participates Income•from areas
in Community Chest where Council does
not participate Total
Chest Supplemental* in Chest al!ocation contributions
Communities of 500,000 or over ......... ---······-··········-··-············
$ / $ $ $
/
" " 100,000 to 500,000 .................................... 25,989,.QQ 2§,989.QQ
" " 25,000 " 100,000. .......................... .. .....
" " 10,000 " 25 ,000 .......................... ________
..
" " 2,500 " 10,000 ....................................
" under 2,500 and open country .................. 2lseo.oo 21680.00
\ $ $ $ $
TOTAL ......... ·-·-·-····-······ 25,989.00 2,680.00 28,669._QQ
*Did Chest approve? Yes-1l No __
(Gheck one)
Funds for the '1944 budget outlined on preceding page hhave ~'-- been raised.
' a;r.r~<fl-
N OTE~ If funds not yet raised, state plans for securing funds here-----------------'-----
Budget for 1945, or next fiscal year, will be adopted by Executive Board about· Jan, 28, 1944 •
(Date)
Assets, 12-31-43
Current-Cash on hand and in bank $ 6, 052. 23 *Fixed - Real Estate $ 63,?50.00
3,225.00
s,000.00
Unpaid Pledges
Supplies for Resale
Securities
l,437.15
TOTAL 7 ,489,.38
Camp Equipment
Office Equipment
Automobile
*Present Value
Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-43
TOTAL 69.475.00
Operations-Accounts and Bills Payable$ 514 • 65 Capital-c-Accounts and Bills Payable $,_ _____0
Notes Payable 0 Notes Payable 0
Mortgages · 0
TOTAL 514166 TOTAL 0
This Council has Trust or Endowment funds, as of December 31, 1943, totaling$ 10 » 000 ,.OG£ which $ 5, 000. 00
was received during the year 1943. We are using (a) Standard Declaration of Trus.__ _____ , or (b) s·ome other
form approved by National Counci'------'-------------------------------
A comprehensive Five-year Financial Plan mm.h been developed which has been in effec.___ _____y ears.
as not
Council directed campaign or campaigns are to be held on the following dates in 1944: __,_M'-"'a:'..ly,____-=lo.::9::...t!:::._.<4_.::c·--=i~n~..!!<a~r'-e~.-a~_
outside of Shelb enn
)
\
Form 0-5'39D-30001143
REPORT OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE - 1943 REGION No .. ~~~5.__
NameofCouncil (1h1ekasAw Counc11 1 B.8.A, Inc. COUNCIL No. 558
Headquarters City Memph1s State Tennee Pi ee
RECORD OF YEAR-ROUND CAMPING-JAN.! to DEC. 31, 1943
Based on the statement in "Camping Policies" on "Counci~ Superv_ision of the year-round Campi~g Program of the Troops," please state
below the number of Troops as of December 31, 1943 you consider are 111 Groups 1 and 2: (See Bulletm No. 5 of the "Chief Scout Executive,"
March 31, 1939.)
GROUP 1: Number of Troops with an effective Camping Program ......... 3.7. ....................... Troops
(Adequate year-round outdoor program averaging one outing feature each month.)
% of Troops with effective Camping Program
2: A: Number of Troops doing some camping but not up
to the standard of Group 1
B: Number of Troops doing NO camping
-----23 .•. 4-----------%
.......... 68 ........................ Troops
.......... 53 ........................ Troops
TOTAL ABOVE GROUPS (Check with Org. and Ext. Committee report, "Total Troops, Dec. 31, 1943'') ____ l_5_~~'--'-'·---------Troops
*Troops=Troops, Ships,
Neighborhood Patrols
Explorer Troops, Tribes, Membership, June 30, 1943 was ... J . .5.fi ______ Troops*,3.,..241. ... Scouts. "Total belonging during the year":.5.-,--1.81-Scouts (*5)
Rover Crews
YEARLY SUMMARY COUNCIL SUPERVISED CAMPING
Includ~ Tours, Cruises, Camporees, Agricultural Service Camps, etc.
Included in Yearly Summary _are:
Do Not Include Scouts from other Councils Camporees (Council.~ District) ___ 954_ Scouts
Long Short Agricultural Service Camp -- Scouts
Term (*1) Term (*2) Forest " " -- Scouts
A. CHARTERED TROOPS Senior Scout Outdoor Events _____ 7-6. Scouts
I. On Council Site · Tours Outside Council -----20- Scouts
1. Number of Troops. __ ,, _ .. 2 83 " u " --------2- Scouters
2. Number different Scouts ..... -.. 36 J,608 Number of Tours --------1- Tours
3. Number Troop Scouters. .......... 4 286 Philmont --------------- Scouts
4. Number Scout Days (*3) ...... 245 J0,902 .. ---~~~- Scouters
II. Off Council Site Total Negro Scouts, June 30, 1943 __ B-93_ Scouts
1. Number of Troops ............. ·-··-····· l l Negro Scouts in Long Term Camps __ .1J51_ Scouts
2. Number different Scouts ........ 20 15 Separate Camp for Negro Scouts · Yes .. X; No _____ ,
3. Number Troop Scouters ........... 2 2 '
4. Number Scout Days (*3) ..... l PO 30
PROMOTION
B. PROVISIONAL TROOPS
I. On Council Site
Have plan for advising Troops on all-year camping
- program, using "Troop Camping Objectives," etc. Yes ... ..... ;No .X
1. Number different Scouts ........ 452 Earning and Saving for camp promoted in Troops: Yes ........ ; No .. .X
Number Scout Days (*3) .......... 3,164 ' 2. Short term camping reports by Troops are secured: Yes ......... ; No ... .X
II. Off Council Site
1. Number different Scouts.---·-···
2. Number Scout Days (*3) .......... PROGRAM
c. TOTALS
1943 Outdoor program included the following: (Check)
I. Number different Scouts (*4) fH7 l,623
Senior Camping.X .... ; Cub "Outings" (on family, den or pack
basis) .X,_; Winter Camp .. X.; Sea Scout CruisesJ{___;
IL % of Membership (*5) ............... 18.9 50.0
Summer Activities (other than Camping)------------
III. Number Scout Days (*3) ......... ~.029 10,226
(*1) Camping periods of six .days or more should be reported under Long-Term.
( *2) Camping periods of Jess than six days and not less than overnight should be reported under Short-Term.
(*3) A Scout Day is twenty-four.hours or Jess 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 on this line is different Scouts camping during the year. It will not necessarily equal the sum of the attendance in the four previous classifications. (Estimate if
necessary.) ·
(*5) In computing the percentage of Long-Term Camping for the year, divide the number of different Scouts camping by the June 30 membership. In computing the percentage
in Short-Term Camping for the year, divide the number of different Scouts camping by the "Total Belonging During the Year" membership. The "Total Belonging"
equals the "Number on record at the Beginning of the Year" plus the "New During the Year" plus Scouts separated prior to 1943 and re-registered in 1943. This should
agree with Scout figure in first table on page 3, Section III of Charter Application. ·
I 1943 FINANCIAL STATEMENT-CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL
Council budget appropriation for camping Capital Expense $ .. _______ ..:_ __ Expenditures for Budgeted Capital Outlay $--···----...Q.. _
Capital Bills outstanding not included $.·--···-···-·---{'L~.
OPERATING RECEIPTS:
From Camper fees ·····-····-····-····-···:-····--·····$ .... 5...,.112 ... .54
From other sources (Canteen etc.) ...... $ ........... -4~.5.6..o .. 51
Total above items --·--····-···-····-·······-····-····-····--····· $ .. fi.~.6.9..;...35.
•(Enter this figure in Finance Com. report, Col. 2)
Original Budget appropriation for Camp Operation ..... . $ .... ·-·········-····-····
Total Receipts --·--···---·--··-······-·······-····-·-····-··(A) $ .. fi ... .6..6.9......06
OPERA TING EXPENSE
For Food by Council ····-·-····-·--··~-····-·-·-·--··---···-··--For
Transportation by Council -.. ·-·--·····--··-·-···-··-····--·-·
For Salaries and Wages ·····-····-·-····-·······--·-·······-·······-·······-··-·
For Income producing sources (canteen, etc.) ... ·-···········
Other Operating Expenditures ···········-····-·-····-····-·-·-····-····-··
Total of above Expenditures ··-····-····-·-··: ...... ~ ........................ ..: ..
$.._~_J..M53 ...!...10
$ .. _______ :,1 ~ 0 l
$ .... ____ J$.J3_l.....,..O 1
$ ..... __ .!:::_::-_~~
l 678.09 $ ......... ..! .......... _. _
$ ..... § ....... Q13<!_2l.
Operating Balance (A- B) or Deficit (B -A) .... ·-····-····· $ ............... .2fLJ34 Bills outstanding not included above ····-····-·-····-·-····-········ $ .... ·-··--~~..::::_- "
Total Operation Expense ·····-·-················-···-·······-··(B) $ ..... § . .,_6-1:_Lll
( wiJ..l.+ioe) audited on ..... O.e.:t.o.b.e.r. ...... 3.1..1 ...... 19.43 .............. -··-·:· 194 ...... , by .... P. .. ~.~.t.-1. .... J:~.~-~A.9..~.L .............. Public Accountants Camp accounts (were)
PHYSICAL FACILITIES Mi tohell & Oomrn:rny
(List only changes since December 31, 1942)
CAMP NAME I No. of I No. of I acres ~~~ CONTROL* I Land I
I I I I I
VALUATION
Bldgs. Equipment
Used
year
around
Type of Camp**
• Staie' whether site is: (I) Owned by Council (if mortgaged or other indebtedness state amount). (2) Leased (state from whom and length of term), (3) Rented from year to year
(state amount of rental), (4) other (describe). ·
•• State whether site is used for (I) 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 -··• .. O-OHO-·-••o-•ooooooooo .. oooo-OOooOOOOoO-oooo-Oooo .. ooooooooooMOOOO .. OOOOOOOOOO .. o'.oo-oooo-O•••-•o•-•OO-•o":"•ooo-•-•-••"•"'-""-'""0 .. 0000-0ooo .. o"o-oooo-o••O-.. o•-•ooo .. ooooooooooooo.,,.,,.,,_,.,, .. ,.,_ •• ,,,_,,.,,,000000- 0,,,0, 00, 000000,,.,0000.,,.,,.,0 , 00,. 000 .. , 4 , 0.,, 00, .. ,.,,_,,,_.,, ... ,,, ..
PERSONNEL
Camp Director ___ J!O.p.e ..... U ... -.... J;!.O:t:d.---·--·-.. ·-·-·-·-·-····--·-·-·-·-····-····-·-·-·-·-·Did he have Camp Director's commission ? .......... ~f.Q····-····-····-················-····-····-····-····-
If more than one camp is· operated-list additional directors below. State if they hold Camp Director's commissions.
J • A • B eEtU cha.mp CAMP STAFF
Number on ~entral Camp Staff?·--····---.33---·-····-·-··········-·····How many are registered Scouters? ............ 6 ........................... How many Adults (over 21) ?...._ .. 9 ... ·--···-
Number of Provisional Troop; Staff? ........... ·-···-····-·-·-····-·····Ofthese, how many are registered Scouters? ..... -........................ How many Adults (over 21)? .............. ·-··--·-·
How many are older Scouts?-~4-----··-······How many have no previous Scouting connection? ..... --.2·-··········---.. ··
NAME
APPRAISAL OF CENTRAL CAMP STAFF
Camp
Position I Scouti'!g I Age I Connect10n ·
Would you
Re· appoint?
If not• I Exe.
QUALITY OF SERVICE
Good I Aver. I Fair I Poor I Number of I Weeks on
Staff
Rate of
Pay
Per Week
....
. ·hr~' ·' ..
-'----'--------,___,~ .. -.. -... ~"-:-_-,,,,"""'o+-_.._ ___ -t~'"-'-'~"""",~~~~r~-.-.--t------'-ir------t-..,,.,..,-,,.-,t.,,.,,,.,.,_..""-+--.,,,-,~ •. ~ .. -t-,--.. ~.~.-+-~;:,,...;;;~-, .... -+ .. ----'~ •. -
- ·'·dJl-4~~- ....... ·
(If necessary, attach sheet with, names and appraisal under headings above.)
• ll you would not recommend reemployment, send in full particulars.
Further com~t~ l?i·-~-- --···-····-···--···-····-····-·-····-·-·--·-··-···-·--·-·--····-.. ··~--·-fi-.··-·-·······-···--·-···· Date ---~"--····~~!.#--·--- 19 «.f!:.~$.
(Signed) __ j~~---····-·-.. ··-·--··--·-·-·-·-·-·-·····-··-·-··-··-·--··O..~~ .. ~ttfRe'J;1!!.!l{ ... 2t.~~:'.'!..:~~D -····-·-····---·'··-····-···-····-
yh~amping and Activities Committee Scout Executive
Street.Jf...:?-1i..t_ ~ ~ -·-·---·--· Note: Attach copies of camp bulletins, reports, special program features, photos, etc.
City_,_!/zl.f_Qd4fk • --State / ~
NOTE: Civic Service and Special. Events are covered elsewhere in the Council report.
Form 0-10620-2600643
YouR COUNCIL IS -ENTITLED
To 5
REPRESENTATIVES ON THE
NATIONAL COUNCIL.
REGION NO. COUNCIL NO.
5
CERTIFICATION OF ELECTION
AS
MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
558
NATIONAL
COUNCIL
MEMBER
Date .Tan.. 31, 1944
Council _ ~C~~~··:.~i~c~k=a~s~a~w~· _________ State_~T~e~n~n~---To Expire 1).-c•c. 31, 1944
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 Council certify as to the election of such member of the :National Council on
blatiks which shall be provided for that purpose.
NAME
PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT
Mr. Perc:v A. Cle.yton
Mr A K- Burrow
Mr. P. Joe Flanagan
Mr. Henry M. Clayton
ADDRESS
STREET No. CITY
Cle.:vton Brown Co. Memphis
Falls Bldu:.
1727 Kendale ........... It
Memphis Light,
Commerce Title Bldg. tt
~ ((\)~
Indicate in which
Local Council
capacity his
registration fee
was paid
Fxec. Bor: :ra
6;: AC
7?. AC
39 AC
The above named Scouters have been regularly elected as Members of the National Council representing this Council for
the year ending December 1944 . · . . Ji!,. c;,, . .. ·
Signed 2 r(/r,ra,d[.~J\l,J; },:/j;{trt;a,JJ;a.••!J Scout Executive.
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(5)
EMPLOYED STAFF FOR 1944
(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. ·
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Council No. S,'$R
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Assistant (A.S.E.) and Field (F .S.E.) Executives
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4. This Council has accepted its quota of $.!?..0.0. . .._QO_._ .. ,,.for the year 1944, and agrees fo P.afs it to the treasurer of the
National Council as follows: in full herewith, $ ........................... ; in .................. 2 ............... equal payments of $~ .... .9 .. ~J'.':.~ ..... each during the
months 0£. .............................................. Ma.Y. .... and .... .Nov.ember. ........................................................................................ ~ ......................................................................... : ...... : ...... .
5. Our total outstanding iriaebtedness as of December 31, 1943, amounted to $ .. ~l:!.!_Q.§ Of this amount, $.~l~ ..... ~.e. .. ..
is due the National Supply Service which the Council plans to liquidate by (date) ....... J.'.~.n.L ... 3.l. .. ,. ...... l.9.4.4 ..... through monthly
~~-e~$ ................................ i>~filg ........................................................................................... : ................... .
6. This Council requests that for the period July 1, 1944 to June 30, 1945 credit be extended by ,the Supply Service for
an ll.rnount not to exceed $'.1 ... ,.0..0.0. ... 00tt 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: .
.... C.b.i.c.kE:.Bt:,:w ..... C.0.1mc..i1.., ...... a.9.Y. ..... :S.9..P.\lt.f.l ...... o.!:' ..... Am.~.:r.i.o.a.., ...... Inc ..................................................................................................................... : ..
III. ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION
1. This Council's membership· record of total boys and men follows:
"TOTAL BELONGING" DURING THE YEAR
CUBS CUBBERS* ·SCOUTS SCOUTERS TOTAL BELONGING (See Note)
During 1942 838 180 41.664 1,495 7.177
During 1943 1.021 237 5_.181 1,636 8,318
NOTE: For Cubs, Cubbers, Scouts, Scouters, (first 4 columns above) "Total Belonging" equals number on record at beginning of year, plus
new during year, plus separated reregistered who were separated prior to 1943.
· For last column, use preceding formula and then deduct Cubs who became Scouts and Scouts who became Scouters. (Last column
will not be sum of first 4 columns.)
AS OF DECEMBER 31:
CUBS CUBBERS* SCOUTS SCOUTERS TOTAL
December 31, 1942 636 125 5,115 1,.020 4,896
December 31, 1943
914 152 3,453 l,.238 5,757
. ' 1944 Objective '
- J.,Qfi~ 172 3,653 l,338 6,227
• "Cubbers" should include registered Den Mothers.
2. On Decembe43li 1943 we had_~---~roops which represent an Opportunity I~1eabthat ,is, the opportunity for
boys to be Scouts, of... ... !.---·----···· We propose to 10crease our total number of Troops to_······---·-·····by December 31, 1944,
thus increasing our Opportunity Index to ...... 4 .. A.3............ The highest 25 % of the Councils in the country have an Opportunity
Index of 5.8 or better.
In 1943 we organized ....... 2.l. ........ new Troops and dropped and failed to reorganize ...... !~ ........ Troops.
3 .. During 1943 we enrolled_l.7.).JL__.new Scouts, givin~us a Recruiting Index oL.~6...!.~-·-··· We propose to enroll
l, 30Q. _ ..... new Scouts during 1944 for a Recruiting Index of. __ .:~.:! .. ~·-· The highest 25% of the Councils in the country
have a Recruiting Index of 45.0 or better.
During 1943 we had a net dropped of..._J.:376 _ ... _Scouts.
4. On December 31, 1943 we had_ ..... -... .3.Q.. .. _ ..... Cub Packs and expect to increase this to·-··-·········~~ . ......J>acks by December
31; 1944. During 1943 we dropped and failed.to reorganize .... - .... - .... ~ .. ·-····-..... Cub Packs. · ·
5. We enrolled .. .-J?4.~.--.new Cubs during 1943, and expect to enroll .... ·-···--···~:2.0.~ .. -new Cubs during 1944.
6. During 1943 .... -1.?.~ _ different Scouts reached a tenure of 4 years in Scouting. By 1944 we expect... .. ~:.?..~ .................. .
Scouts will reach a 4-year tenure.
7. On December 31, 1943 .... _ ... 7.?. .... _ ..... -% of our Troop_s were operating on the Standard Troop Budget Plan. We expect to
increase this to_ ..... - ..... ?..Q_·-···· % by the end of 1944.
. i-l;6 90 . . . 8. Approx1mately_ .... __ ·-····-·::,; __ .. % of our Scouts and ............. _ .................. % of our Cubs as of December 31, 1943 had umforms.
9 B F t S d . d . 0 . n· . . 94 . 3 D' . . 4 . oy ac urvey was con ucte 10 ........... -...................... 1stncts 10 1 3, 10 ................. -, ................. 1stncts 10 19 2.
IV. CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES
1. During 194:L.·-···-····..2.·····- % of our Troops and .... ·-·-··--2. % of our Scouts were in camp for at lea'\t one week under
their own leadership. We expect to increase this to __ ···-··-.f;L_.% of our Troops and .. ·--··········-···0 ..... % of our Scouts in 1944.
2. ······-·····::.3.4 ..... % of our Troops did no camping (either short or long term camping) during 1943. (Check with corresponding
figures in Camping and Activities Committee report)
NOTE: In checking the next item please use the following symbols to indicate whether event is on a Council or District
basis:-"C"-'Council; "D"-District; "N"-Neighborhood or Small Community; use any combination of symbols if several
types are held. ·
3. This Council promoted an Activities program in 1943 including the following, as checked: Boy Scout Week participation
........ C .................. ; Circus, or similar type .............................. ; Merit Badge Show .............................. ; Camporee ........ O ................... ; Mobilization
.............................. ; Agricultural Fair participation .............................. ; Vacation program in addition to Camping .............................. ; Pilgrimages to
historic shrines ..... ·-·-····-·-·-··; First Aid Demonstrations __ ·-····-········· ........ ; Troop Special Events .... .C. ........ -........... ; Cub "Outings" on family,
Den or Pack basis ..... (;! ............ ; Senior Scout event, (What?) ....... 41.:r.id~ia ... o.t: ... H.ano.r. ... f.o.r.. .. ..s.ea ... !.lao.u.t.s ................... .
V. LEADERSHIP TRAINING. Because of the importance of training as a major responsibility and Local Council activity,
it is suggested that the entire report on training be presented to the Executive Board as a part of the Council's annual report.
VI. ADVANCEMENT
See separate report.
VII. HEALTH AND SAFETY
1. To help assure suitable meeting places for our Troops and other units, ..... · ..... ; .......... .0 .......... % of such meeting places were
inspected during 1943.
2. In the interest of individual health, ............ 0. .............. % of our Troops are using the plan for medical examination of all
new Scouts.
3. . ... :_ .... 1.6. .......... of our Scouters completed training courses in Health and Safety during 1943.
4. The Emergency Service plan is in effect in this Council including (Check) E. S. Corps .......... X ............... ; Mobilization Plan
........ ·-····················If not, it will b.e in 1944. (Check) E. S. Corps ..... _ ..................... ; Mobilization Plan ................... ·-·-·······
VIII. READING PROGRAM
A. BOYS' LIFE
To stimulate the use of BOYS' LIFE by .all Scouts, we will heip attain the National goal of"50% of all Scout membership
as subscribers." · · · · . . · . : · · ' . .
1. The Progress and Objective report ·showed we had ......... 1.6. ... o ..... % of otir Scouts subscribfo.g to BOYS' LIFE for a total
oL .. _.J3..40 ....... subscriptions on December 31, 1943. .
· 2. Anticipating a reasonable increase in 1944 we have set a BOYS' LIFE objective oL .... -........... ~.9. ..... % of our members as
subscribers. This will result in a.total oL ..... 7.30 .......... subscriptions on December 31, 1944. ·
B. GENERAL
1. In 1943 this Council ~~et-promote good reading. We used a.) Field Commissioner for reading: Yes .............................. .
No ....... .X .................. ; b,) Reading_ Committee: Yes ........... X ............... , No ............................... Committee had ......... , ..... 9- ........... members.
i. Reading has been promoted in ... : ....... 3 ............... of our Districts by Field Complissioners: Yes .............................. , No ........... O ......... : ..... ;
or by .......... .Jlead-1-ng .... .(~Q.H?:i;:;.;1:t;t.ee ............. : ....................................................................................................................................... : ........................................................................ .
3. In 1944 we plan to use a.) Field Commissioner: Yes .................. t .................... , No ...................................... _ ..... ; b.) Reading Committee:
Yes .......... .X ............... , No ..................... ; or ......................................................................................................... : .................................................................................................................................. ..
4. .. ........ 1.0 ........... of our Troops ( ...................... 6. .... % ) have an organized program for stimulating good reading.
5. .. ......... 2.1 ........... of our Troops ( .................. l.3. .... % ) have Troop libraries.
6. · We have ........... J;L ........ Reading M. B. Counselors.
l>orrn 0·539·80001U2
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REGION No . . 5. .....
COUNCIL No~ff.8.. APPLICATION for RENEW AL
of
LOCAL COUNCIL CHARTER
for the Year Beginning Jul}r 1, 1943
. NA ':{lONAL COUNC_IL, .
· i3crf scouTs oF AMERICA,
2 Park A venue,
New York, N. Y.
The ..................... ~ .. t/.f f:.../f...lt.S.fl. .. W... .................. ·.. ·, ......................... Council, Boy Scouts of America, I~~.
(Name of Council) . ·~· '1
headquarters at.5..0.l ... t'.fJJi.,11..f.t!l.111fl.N.. ... M.fl7.Y.ft.l:. .. TQ.fi/.E.&." .. M..ft.N.PH..f.~1J .... T!i;tf.lf..~ ................ .
(Local. Mai)fng Address) ""· ··.•·· . (City),·:,, (State)
d h · · · d · · < · d' ·.·. ·'· · · . Ar .),, r.lfic1.)J .. i"e 01J111.:1 Te= 1:1.H. • JJ.~m an avmg Juris ICt1on over m 1catc:: .ent1!,)• . ea . .. . . . :'• ~ .. ··;~:; ............... ,.,. .. , ................ .. 1 ..................... ......... , .. .
.. Tlt.~ .... P'AN..OA.R .... r.'..P.U.H.llt;.tJ,,.'..~l~J,, .... ,X.~EP..l:.~Rlf..IJl5HA.W.,.N.l~;?. ...... IN...P.lld..~V., c-o~
...1;::E.t:,..T .. lf.D.4F .... O.F.: .... ~R.l.T..TElf.llOL ..... eo:~IYT:J, ..... 8.lll{~ ........... :: ................................................. ., ................. .
hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the y~a::r· beginning July 1, 1943. In justification of this
application, the following summary of accomplishments and progress in 1942 and Objectives for 1943
is presented. Further details will be found in the accompanying reports which are offered as evidence
of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibility as a Local Council as required by the By-Laws of the
Boy Scouts of America, Article XI, Section 2, Clause 3.
or E!~i~~p;~::~o~~ ~taJ~~e~~t~n~:=~io;; o~ ... ~~~gf(.~~ .... S~t~~i.;.:~·~~.~~~ ... ~~--.. ~~e a;~~~~ ·
meeting a quorum was present and the Council speCl~illy accepted its obligatii:m to loyally cooperate' .
with the National Council and its representatives in promoting the p~qg~am · of the Boy Scouts of .
America in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and By-Laws;· policies and regulations of
the Boy Scouts of America.
Signed .........................................................................................................
Scout Executive President
.........................................................................................................
Treasurer
OF AMERICA
(Incorporated Februap> 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.)
)
I. THE COUNCIL '.{.
1. As of December 31, 1942, we had ...... ~.1. .. 1 ......... Council meihbers, which included representatives of ..... /~.r.?.. ...... % of the
institutions or groups of citizens within our jurisdiction which sponsor Troops or Packs. · ·
In accordance with the policy of the Boy Scouts of America, major religious groups of our territory are represented in the
Council and Executive Board in the following numbers:
Council ................. ,,..;;; .... ~·, .. Jewish ............. ;9.d ... ; Catholic ............ ~ .. ff:J:. ..... ; Protestant ... 3,.#~ ........ .
Executive Board .................. Jewish ........................ .l.. .... ; Catholic ...................... '-::' ...... ; Protestant .......... ~::~in ....... ..
2. Amendments to our Constitution and By-Laws were adopted in 1942.
These amendments have been approved by the National Council.
(If not, attach copies.)
D Yes
D Yes
IS No
D No
3. This Council has ..... ~~ .............. organized Districts with functioning District Committees.
There are ................ lJ ....... Districts yet to be organized. Of these we will organize .......... O. ........... ..in 1943 .
. . .................. J. ............. Districts are sharing in financing this Council.
• 4. · We have an average of one Commissioner for every .......... :S. ............. institutions sponsoring Troops or Packs, and expect to
make this one Commissioner for every ................ :':;l .......... institutions by December 31, 1943.
5. During 1942 there were ............... ../. ............... meetings of our Council and ..................... .'.~' ............... meetings of our Executive Board .
.. .................. O ....... of our District Committees met monthly, (except July and August) during 1942, arid the rest averaged ... /l.«9.R.f!l'..Tr~~4 .. y
meetings.
6. Our annual meeting is held in the month oL .... ....... ;u.~.~/;f.,M,.fJ.1£& .... ...................................... .
Officers and members of our Council serve for one year beginning ....... Xfl.:/'l..~fl:.lf..~ .... ../ .. ~."'!. ...................................... ..
of Council and
Number of CHECK THOSE No. of
7. Functioning Districts repre- FUNCTIONING Members Committees ADDITIONAL COMMENTS sented on each WELL for 1943
Council b x ~ l'- Executive Board ._-z;, x ff. I
U'l Organization and Extension .3 x lD
~ Leadership Training .3 x /_ 0 ~
E-< Advancement ~ x 1 'k E-< Camping and Activities 3 x Ii ......
~ Health and Safety .?J x q
~ Finance 3 x if l- 0
u Other Committees: a=: "iiiiil,;.;· ..... ......
tM3t iM~~·
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II. FINANCE
1. In making Scouting available to the boys of our territory during 1942, net operating expenditures amounted to
$ .. :,;>.e.1 .. 1.4.1 .. .1.."l:.~· That we may not only continue, but may strengthen and extend our Council service and bring Scouting to
an increased number of boys in 1943, we have planned a net operating budget of $ .. 2 .. ~.0..QO:LC.fR .. *.
2. We had an employed Executive staff of ................. 4,f: .... '. ....... inen December 31, 1942.
We plan to increase this staff by the employment oL ................ Q ................. additional men in 1943.
have been
3. In order to assure proper handling and accounting for the funds· entrusted to this Council, our accounts
7 ·u 11 ,.
audited by ... '1!.EB.T/ ... Af.11:/l..W..tcK.., .. MJ.T.CH:!.f.4.~ .. :.. .~ ..r .::,D,, .1 ( e 1!.'ft TI Ft E..lJ Po IJ. IC A ~Oa! l'f7rlt N 7.:7)
(State whether professional accountants or Auditing Committee.)
• These figures should agree with corresponding totals in Finance Committee report.
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,S-b <Al qo t t , Richard l ~ 0 ()
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•"jl -''Allen, June :p. l' 00
37 \/Allen, Preston #ti() D
b \ vAllen, Thomas H. _.\ 1 O o
~g .Annis, :Sur~on :e.
08 vAtkinson, Dr. W.R. 1 •• ou
4.b v,....Austin, John A. J • 0 o
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~anale, Phil M.
S'.3: Carter, M.O. 1~00
5"3 j~Castle, s. N.olson 'JN 3 'f
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S-3 ~Chambers, J .D. f m:iampion, R.G.
S.3t'Chandlcr, o.:B. 1,00 •
N S't.fj'Ohandler, W. H. ~ l~ 0 0 °1/~Q_v
5S qchandler, Hon. Walter ld#O r- r;
4 'Syclμ-istenbury, Fred. L. /,Do c'-f. ,3
SI ~\Church, C.H. JN I./ 8
Lf.:).. Vi Clark, Dolph I tO 0 (~ - .
t.>5' vf Clark, Rqscoc C. J "D 0 1.(. &L
M Clnrk, William J
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'3Sv".Ballon, Dave · v-33jCloghorn, John / 4 00 'if [3J()l....,
71 Barker, Judge H.H. /. 0 0 ,. '3 ~~Coffey, :Son 13. Jr. (Army) 'J ;\4..1'· · I
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{:;,"' arry, Edward F.'. a.-~._ 1 v ~8.(Collier, J.D. /~00
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1f8 Vi3rown, C.H. /11l00 . vb() Cunningham, Jesse h OD f/.. '6J..._
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Dilworth, J.E. J,. 0 D t.[..:f ~Hirsh,. :s.·: W. (Army)
Dolan, T,R. t,. O 0 ~.S"~on.g, Dean Harold :Brown /., O 0
Dorr. W.H. ,L ,j_S"b>(Hobson, Dr. J .J. I. 0 o
Dozier, R.M. 1100 ~..o-.vve. ~,3 ~Hohenberg, A.E. (.Army)
Droifus, Fred]. }t 0 0 btY,Holmes, Herbert I, 06
:;- :.'l .. Hopper, A.L. l~ 0 0
Enrly, Georc;e o. , . .S'y'l(11oward, T.P. J. 0 0 1f (3tL
4 L{ Eo.rp, 0 .IC. It 0 O °{--~L,,~· ':l ~ yf Hunt, J .D.
,, 5· \/Eckert, George J. l,1'0 O -;,g tYHussey, Robert J.
4:1 I/Echols, L.V. I · '
5' VEdge, W,T. J. 0 0 tf-g vf Irby, W.J3. Jr.
3 b V'Edwo.rds, Frank C.
'f:l •Eliot, Dr. T.s. ~N) =i.. 4-t./--~Jacobs, Dr. :S.E. \.OD CZ.f t3l/._
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FarriHl, John J. ~·00 I.{?, •!Jones, Dr, Robert w. ..-::;,...; J~,
Fey, Gerald 3S../Jones, Walk C. Jr. /. O O
5·5 Fiedler, Dr. F.w. I.() O I 1 t (,, 1 Finch, M.E. I,. O () · 4 8 ('Koller, Eugene 1 ~ 0 0
SS"'VFisher, Allen /,. o o 3 3vf'King, Rov. Frank ) . 0 0 lf [::;()( '3 8 ~Flanagan, F. Joo ;)f"I.) 3 vfElinck, Chief Irby ·
SI 1""Fleming, Joseph D. S ! ~1 Klyce, F.w. . 'J rV 5;).. ·
3 O ,,:fogloman, John A. )iv '1 ';).. y. ?J v1 Knoff, Edw. M.
Fowler, Toll /\/Kopald, S.L.
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l.Jt{ Ga.rlor, W.il.. l.10 O· .... ~.)l:"'"'t.1'1 LoPrince, J .A.
4- I Gehri, Rev. W. G~ f,. 0 0 ~'1"".Lorner, S .M • /, O o
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W-l Goltmn.n, Dr. J.s. (Army) G:,(vi"Lewis T.W. ·, .. o o
),,, l.-)1., s·s Gooch, Cecil If 0 0 S""- ~"'"''Libby' Frank 'f 0 () I
Wo...;;1 · ·}·;).:J Graves, Dr. L,M. J~oo 1.:(51 L~chtermo.n_, Ir~ J. /.,00
i Gray, John j,OQ 51 rLightman, ~-1.A.. }·OP
Grout, F.M. I~ 00 ~II. ""1 Livermore, Dr. George R. /,Oo
L/ ~ Grogg, Russell.-; l• 00 1/?J:i') Lohmeyer, J .A. '".)rv ;).... D ~
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Paul, F.W. S'StSkinner, J.L. [ .O 0 ~· Biol.
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fol irescot,t, W.J. t.Do 1~ 1 1'hompson, L.K.
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Wetter, Henry 1. 0 0
Widney, Rev. Chas. L. j, 0 b ,
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Make sure business re- REPORT OF ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION
lated to December ex- COMMITTEE - 1942 Region No. '~ plrationa la accounted
for according to procedure
announced in Name of Council en 1e K h J.A-w ~tJVNr"lL., IJ_ ~.11. I Alt'.. ..SSE Dr. West's. Bulletin Council No. # 20, Series of 1941. -l/1~M PH I .l Headquarters City r State flfi!E"NHNet
Transfers
Estimated due to Estimated Objectives TABLE 1 Total on New in Separations # Territory Total New in Net for Dec. 31, 1941 1942 in 1942 changes Dec. 31, 1942 1943 Separations Dec. 31, 1943 (See note)
In Out
in 1943
1. Total Troops* 14/ Jr l.o 1i /5 / 1$' 7 J5(j
(a) Sea Scout Ships 4 I 4 2 l. 0 10
(b) Sea Scout Patrols (in Troops) I I I 0 2.
(c) Explorer Troops
(d) Explorer Patrols (in Troops) I I I } itl t ;
(e) Rover Crews
(£) Air Squadrons· 'Z.. 0 .2)
(g) Air Scout Patrols (in Troops) ~ t'''» il~.r ....... ,,;
(h) Neighborhood Patrols
(i) Lone Scout Tribes
(j) Negro Troops 4-f g ~6 ~7 I() s bk
(k) Indian Troops
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2. Total Scouts** 29 Iola 1#!() /J-9.7 3JJ5- It.Do I Df./-.J ~- j. 70
(a) Sea Scouts !o9 /?9. b4 15s .~ r too ~o I ti.JI
(b) Explorer Scouts ;6 .~.~ //p ~- ,~o! )w. B 0 ~J
(c) Rover Scouts • ***
(d) Air Scouts * '"'
(e) Lone Scouts I I I C" i.
(f) Negro Scouts In~ 7 -1t ~ OcJ ,;?,, 8 ~_) . 747 3~f0 ~()O 797
(g) Indian Scouts
3. Total Scouters /CJ f!l :853 /}JJ{ ))~'4 ./ _,) ,T ...... ~?so 2flOO //B4
4. Total Packs ?,,. 0 R ;<''l
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Negro Packs l I I l ~ I 7
Neighborhood Dens
s. Total Cubs 42..L -fe-v /tf 0 z ::.-7 '"'./ lp ~so. I 7S 7!!
Negro Cubs 77 rt{) 45 J )7- b t,f 0 IZ-~ ' 0
6. Total Cubbers .(including Den Mothers j'<-J /C!J ln4 I 'Jr ti. JOO " /I:, q (.. .. f,~,("i
Den Mothers JV 11' /& ~ /,<>.i~' 10 / ... 3
Den Chiefs
#"Net Separations" equals total separated minus "separated- reregistered."
*Incl:ude in figures on this line total number of all Troops, Explorer Troops, Rover Crews, Sea Scout Ships, Air Squadrons, Neighborhood Patrols and Lone
Scout Tribes. This will not necessarily be the sum of lines (a) to (i) which follow.
**Include in figures on this line total number of all Scouts in above indicated units and Lone Scouts. In column "New in 1942" include only boys who were
new in Scouting in 1942. This will not necessarily be the sum of lines (a) to (f) which follow.
***In second column "New in 1942," include all boys who entered these branches of Scouting in 1942, whether they transferred from some other branch of
Scouting or not. . . -:'.') ~ ::j . . tJ. (I) 0
(a) New 12-year-olds registered m 1942 ................ -,r.e. .•.• ~: ... ..I ................... E:9J.nated new 12-year-old Scouts m 1943_. __ ...... 1 ....... : .. --·-··-----·-·
(b) We had on record ....... ::%'~-~ ............. Scout Troops and ................. ~.-................. Cub Packs expired and not reregistered on Dec. 31, 1942 ..
TABLE 2
A-Tenure achieved in 1942 by Scouts and by Assistant Scoutmasters Less than 1 2 3 4 Sor more
TOTAL under 21 who have been Scouts. (1) 1 Year Year Years Years Years Years
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(a) Number on roll Dec. 31, 1942 who attained respective years of /7-51 tft/ -13! :;£/ / J_/{) gb 31 /~t)p tenure in 1942 (2)
) L,Ub) Number Net Separated in 1942 who attained respective years of :2-70 -r'-'K3 'JJ_J/J /5/ ~ G/ /zq1 £}! '- '' tenure in 1942 (3) {-~/':
(c) Total (a+b) who attained respective years of tenure in 1942 16i.9 1411 7 .Ii /' L :;:1 ioi , a .. /t'J 5 l r~-· · If? 114) 2.
B-OBJECTIVES FOR 1943-2, 3, or 4 year Scouts in 1943 come from Less than 1 2 3 4 5 or more
the 1, 2, and 3 year Scouts of 1942 1 Year Year Years Years Years Years TOTAL
(d) Total who will attain respective years of tenure in 1943 J.-;,70 aco ~ao bSo )...00 /.SO J, 2. 7 0
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( 1) When lapsed Troops reregister only Scouts and Assistant Scoutmasters under 21 who reregister with the Troop shall be credited with years of tenure
attained during the lapsed period of the Troop.
(2) Scouts attain tenure only on anniversaries of the date they first became Scouts, which is not necessarily the .:;ame as the reregistration date of the
Troop. Separated Reregistered Scouts lose tenure credit for the period they were not registered.
(3) Do not include Scouts separated in 1942 who did not attain an additional year of tenure in 1942 before separating.
( 4) Information for both sections A and B of this table may readily be obtained from the Gray Scout Service Chart. If yo\lr Council does not keep this chart
a request to the Supply Service will bring you the "Gray Scout Service Manual".
Please check whether Council keeps the Gray Scout Service Chart: Yes O ; No'){.
TABLE 3 MEMBERSHIP FACTORS BY POPULATION GROUPS
Classify units by population groups, then secure data for 500,000 100,ooov 25,000 10,000 2,500 Under
each group from unit records so classified. and to to to to 2;5oov· TOTAL
over 500,000 100,000 25,000 10,000 ando.c.
ANNUAL 12-YEAR-OLD BOY CROP. .,,. ;2,_, lf-1-~· A. New Scouts during 1942 I .,.. ~ Check totals in last colmn, ,,~.,../
these 4 lines against corre- --'---··
sponding totals in Table 1. B. Total Scouts Dec. 31, 2,<t;"q 551 ~I/;$ Check Table 4 below sim- 1942. ·./--' l
ilarly. CTotal Troops Dec. 31, J ~) ~t) 151 1942.
D. Net dropped Troops I~
,
during 1942. 3 /1~
TABLE 4 f Use same pop'n. group I l headings as in Table 3.
A-New Cubs in each group in 1942. ~1~ 2 '7 ~'.ri' ·u .
B-'-Total Cubs, Dec. 31, 1942. ,,,,,? rJ /,,, Ir, Ir. 3L
C-Number of Packs in each group Dec.~ 31, 1942. ?-3 \.3 -:2-b
D-Packs dropped in each group in 1942; ¢... ,,;
TABLE 5 ORDERLY EXIT PLAN -1942
Junior
Death Transfers Promotion Alumni Dropped TOTAL
Total Separated Scouts During 1942. /~ g I I t~11 I /2.if1
During 1942 ......... 5,.£ ............... of our Cubs became 12 years old. Of these, ................ k .. Q ................ became Scouts.
TROOP BUDGET AND PACK THRIFT PLAN
The Council has a definite plan for promoting the Troop Budget and Pack Thrift Plan (check one) Yes){; No o.
lA(J) l'l(j · · I" 1 "'O .. ./.. . .!. .................. .Troops ( . .!..". ......... %) were on Budget Plan Dec. 31, 1942; Obiectlve : ............... ~ ... ;--- ....... Troops (.tX ..... ,: .... o/o) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1943 .
...... /.~ .... , ...... Packs c.5...1.~ .. %) were on Thrift Plan Dec. 31, 1942; Objective: ............ ..f.. .. a .......... Packs ( .... ~ .. Q .. %) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1943.
Signed ............................................................................................ .
Chr. Organization and Extension Com~ltt~~
Form 0-539H-30001142
(5)
EMPLOYED STAFF FOR 1943
(Please state all salaries. Use extra sheet if necessary)
NOTE: Because of its relationship to Retirement and Group Insurance
it is essential that this report be accurate and complete.
Name of Council t!/f/t..KllSltMI eoVNt:.I~, 8. S- .8. /NC..
RegionNo. ..!ii'
Council No. 5Slf
Headquarters City _ _,M'--'-'~K~M~P----Y.__...l ..... S~'I,___ __________ State TENN.
Scout Executive W- {ioRDDN M 0 fiBIJ
Home Address /53/ V/NTbN AVE'.1 11EMPHI~ TR/IN. Tel. 7-.3,I]
Assistant (A.S.E.) and Field (F.S.E.) Executives
Name Title*
HRSKU.lv MIZE F ~-t-
~:II CHILOHE5:; E 5. t;.
A.~.£.
1943 Salaries
$41::.Zoo. oo D
I, 1100.00
l, lDO. OD.
l 800.00
Check in these
columns participants
•in Retirement Plan (R.P .)
& Group Insurance (G.I.)
R.P. G. I.
x x
x.
-
---
a ti on" Note: Above named members of Executive Staff must also be listed on Roster for purposes of "Registr
Clerical Staff
Name H
OPE H. FORJJ
*Indicate part time employees, if any, by "P.T." after the title.
*•Do not include ariy.allowances, i.e., transportation, etc., in salary figures.
Title*
~8MP ll/IBEC7oR ..
Boo f(trEEPKTe.
-/l£t!D/W ei.£8.L
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$ l 1./-i/-oo 00 )(
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Jlli t 0 ~ 00 x :)(
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Fc\rm 0-539F-30001142
REPORT OF ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE-1942 Region No. ---iU-----
Headquarters City _..1M11•111mnill!_[.L_ hiUA.1&41-•-'"'· .l'ilanllUID~·~-----------------1 .
Name of Council --'0-""h=i·" "'cke.=""'Smf;;;.:;;.._Oo;....;;;. ..;:;ua=•=S.=1'-------- State fenn Council No. 558
ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY
(Scouts-not badges)
Get this information
from perpetual Inventory
(Form No.
4102D, 41020 and
41028).
Tenderfoot*
Second Class*
First Class*
Total Scouts*
Star
Life
Eagle
Sea Scouts:
Apprentice
Ordinary
Able
Total
Explorer Scouts:
1st Honors
2nd Honors
Total
Cubs
Bobcat
\Volf***
Bear***
Lion***
Total Cubs
Total
Dec. 31,
1941
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41
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46
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Qualified Net Enrolled
During Separated Dec. 31,
1942 During 1942
1942
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m MA . ...
Tal ll'llW 811
lM lM 109.
lb 83 lM
48 S9 If
lM • 111
l .a 1
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16:.:! Ail Ud
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Q4 149 ••
·' 'di • \'.) 1$ JJI
l ' O'-"' 190 •• Cub membership Dec. 31, 1942, included:
~· 0 0 oZ
MERIT BADGE· RECORD
Indicate below the number of each of the
Merit Badges earned during the year 1942
Do not Credit Second
Class Scouts with
First Class Badges
I-Aerodynamics ................................... 1.. .. ,...... 59-lnterpreting.. .·.·.·.·.·..·...a.. ll.·.· ........ ..
2-Aeronautics* .................... !.. . .. 60-Journalism ...... .
3-Agriculture* ..................................... 1... ......... 61-Landscape Gardening ....... 9 .1.
4-A~rplane Design ... ; ................ '1 .. 1. ........... 62-Leathercraft* ................. .A...... . 1
1
.... ·.·.·.·.·.·. 5-Airplane Structure ......... ............ ............ 63-Leather Work* •
6-An~ling ................ ,.; ..................... .1., .......... 64-Life Saving . ..,.1 ...... .
7-Ammal Industry ..................... :4., .... , ....... ~~=~:~~!:~~ship .................... :::a::I:::::: .
J::~;~ )J i ~=~~=:.iDmving. I 15 I ~J
. g=~:~~~~~:Ur..::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::u:/I::::::::::: ~b=~~~~~*wo~~~ ... .. .. /·:'f::/::::~
13-Au<omnJ;iling .. .. .......... . . • .. .•.. 71-Nut Cultwco ............ ~. j ... 11 14-Basketry ........................................... ,. ............ 72-Painting* . .11. I l(f
15-Bee Keeping* .............................. 1
............. 73-Pathfinding* ... .L.M
16-Beef Production* ......................... 4 ... 74-Personal Health*. . . .. ~a·
17-Bird Study .................................. :: .. 1
. ............ 75-Photography* .......... ... .. 1 l-1 .... ".
18-Bl!lcksl,llithing* ..................... ...... : ..... ...... 76-Physical Develop. .. ... ] .. .
19-Bookbinding* ...................... ,. :.......... ;~=~~~~~~ri!;ising .. :: .... :.:::::::::=.::I:.
l~i~~: ·~·,···· H=~~~~~ping• ~1J;r 24=Canoemg ,. ...................................... § .. 11... 82-Printing* .... . , . . ...... 1 ........... .
25 Carpentry ................................. ,.1........... 83-Public Health . ... .,., .......... ..
~~=~~~;?:t:o~-~-~ ... ::::::::::::::::::::: :::~: :::::::::::: ~t=~~~!~ _s~~~~~~~ ...... : J:li~::
. 28---'Citrus Fruit Culture ............... .,. ........... 86-Reading* ···· ................. ... 1,, . 1 ....... ···
29-Civics ..................................................................... · 87-Reptile Study ... . ... : ... 1 ........... .
30-Coin Coll:cting ..... , ..................... *.. ............ 88-Roc~s and Minerals ................. · · ... 1 .......... ..
31-Consi;rvauon ........................... lOS ............ 89-Rowmg . . .. ::::.---''' ;;tf"·lu14.
32-Cookmg ............................................... 1 ............ 90-Safety* ~- ........ 1. r·: ... ,_..
33-Coril Farming* ........................... 4 .. 1 ............ 91-Salesman~hip .. . . .38 . I .. .
34-Cotton Farming ........................... 3... ............ 92-Scholarship · 1 .. I ..
35-Cycling* .......................................... 9.... .. 3 .. 93-Sculpture. 3 .I ..
~~=g~~~~~: . :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::*r.::/::::::::::: ~t=~;~~;~:~:~ing* · 1· .:,. I
38-Dramatics ..................... .. ... 1......... 96-Signalmg . . .. 1-
39-Electricity .... 1 .. ,... 97-Skiing ..................................................... 1 .... .
40-Farm Home* .............. .B ... 1 ... 1. 98-Soil ~anagement* ........ 1 ...... ..
41-Farm Layout*.............. ia .. 1......... 99-Stalkmg · .............. 1 ... 1 ..... ..
42-Farm Mecha01cs .... .. . .. .. , ... 1 ..... 100-Stamp. Collectmg ............... 1 .1
==================11 43-Farm Records....... . 1 1 .. 101-Surveymg . .. ...~....1-1
*NOTE: Include all Scouts including 2nd and 44-Finger Printing., ........... " .. · .... ,71 102-Swimming. ...... ........ ~ I
a;;:;_ l.t ..l...9. yrs. ol d' ...-...... .10 yrs. and 1.~~ ...... ... 11 yrs.#
1st class having Merit Badges. 45-F~rema~sh\I?* .. ... . ..... ... . .. Ji1
... 103-Taxi?ermy · I f I
Check "Total Scouts" in 4th column with Org. and j6
7
=FF1
1
.rrsstt .AAi~dd t..
0
..... A.... n.. ·
1
·;.m.... a .. l .s* .... 1
1
..... ·. · · l04-Texnles ···· -I ·1· .. I
Ext. Committee report, Total Scouts 12/31/42. _ 20 i~~-:ea~er*. * ....... · ... -1
1
.1
1
10
**Net separated, riot promoted. Compute these 48--Forestry . 1
. - oo carvm~ ..................................... .
figures from Form 4102D as follows: 49-Foundry Practice.... . . I I .. . 107-Wood Turnmg ................ 1,. ... 1 .. .
Tend. Col. 4 minus difference between Cols. 2 and 32 50-Fruit Culture*.......... .. ... , ... 1........ 108-Wood Work .. . .. ........... 1 .. , ... 1 ...
2n~ fl.-h Col. 8k mi_n~s1 d
1
iffefrence between Cols. 3 and 6 51-Gardening* ... .. ........ I . .. 109-Z9,QlQ.gyt'.¥,............ ... . ....... llM.!.t. ... 1
1
.. .
an 1g er ran s s11Ill ar y rom corresponding columns. · 57_-Grasses, Legumes and I ··""1.1l &.~!'\ "!l!f'
Same procedure for Cubs and Sea Scouts using Forms ·
4102C and 4102S. For~ge C!ops . .. ... : . . lput Total 2~60 I 585
***Include all Gold and Silver Arrows in total 53-H~n?icraft · t 1-~ (Organizer Awards 1942)
for each Cub Rank. 54-Hikmg * . 11 1.... 1 .... M.B. Counselors in Council 8)G
#Incl1;1de.with 11 yrs. t?-ose 12 years or over who may 55-Hog & Pork Prod ................. 1
.... 1 .... 't-.. ..
:~nk!~t1~~:~i~:~~=i~:1~¥~:~f ~~~~e l~;~:i~~~ eo;i: ~~= ~~~~~m{~:~i~~ ... ::::::::::::::::::::: ::::1:::: I ::::~·:::jjSign::a~~-~s-~~~~--~~ ... 5.~~~~-~--~1~8-s .. 5.~~~~s ....
58-Insect Life ............................................. 1............ Chr .. Advancement Committee
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'R.EPORT OF FINANCE COMMl.TTEE-1942
Region No.--'='-'----
Headquarters City_ _.< ;..;J!ff\,...o..::..,,...M=-a..:....ff.l. """"''"/ l""'~'"".-...·. ------State -rE !/VT.f'-'',,
Council N o,_.:J""'"-.- -';s=----=8~-
(Please use only following classification. This is for purpose of National record and comparison)
EXPENDITURES-1942
Indicate if for period other than BUDGET-1943
calendar year
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 1r.::::cr TAJJY...fL_
I. Operating Expenditures: Total Expenditures Special Receipts Net Expenditures
(See Note 1 below) (Col. 1 minus Col. 2)
1. Executive Salaries* ...... $q SS"~,. OD $ $ tj_, ::rs;;.-. <!" o $ q, ?, 60, CIC
2. Office Salaries ................ .. )J3Q,. I) S, 730. It' ::;, 8 t"JA. (Jn
3. Retirement Contrib'ns ... LJS~, $? =-\. '-1-S"'J_. ~ :?J LIS"'$,() 0
4. Rent, Light, Heat, In-
surance, Telephone ...... I ~'8~1,C)J /,3~J,.t:; I I ,/J 06,QO
5. Office Supplies ----·-·----·-- 5 85' ;i. :t. :>a s--. )...¥ ~ oo.oo
6. Postage ··-·---·-···-·--·----------- 9 4- _c:; I' ~ .:;- 8 t+ •. (),. s· 'R ()('J,f'le'.)
7. Transportation ------------- J 'l 9 t"J. 1 I~ /,iJf/,..1 &, I 8 CCI .oo
8. Publicity ····----···--: ............ j/, >l d- / 7. 8 ).,- 2.SJ')Q
9. Camping·--·------·------·-··----· ~, ~ 1 B, ] 9- :;_jz O ~. I '3 1-..l. 70J~?J ;t '2. IJ.~; fl t')
10. Senior Scouting -·-·-------- Ll 9. 0L LJ I./. 1 IJ.81. w'/.. ~ f")f'I,(\ c
11. Cubbing --------------------------
12. Leadership Training
and Conferences ---······--- ij>?~. ~ [? ff· rs_ 9_ • ),. ~' 't.../t>0,00
13. Circuses, M. B. Shows g ~- and other activities ........ _,51' I 3 ~ :;--, I .?J I D6. on
14. National Quota······-·---··· /:)" (') () ' () (J • ..;-,.,~. 0 (j ~;i'oC.tH)
15. Charter Fee .................... /,') DO 7 .r. () (') 2-r. 0 ()
16. Campaign Expenditures s l 3~. -~O 0- 13 e·'1. . ,J''" 0 t·· ('I(),{)(')
17. Interest on Indebtedness
(See Note 2 below)
18. Miscellaneous ···-·--········ ?i (o I-:- 'RD '?rl"' I. S (\ $ (!"J tJ,('J()
TOTAL OPERATIN!. I':?~ ,"1' ~,s; .«'Jli' ,r:'· /:! !J, 7 oS. I(,, !JO 1,7,7,,, 2,, s !)(':,('.. f!o, () I ·I
II. Capital Expenditures:
1. Office Equipment .......... J:>2.V-9 I '2-8, Ll'-j I c.o, (IC..,
2. Camp Property ····---··-···
3. Automobile ............................
TOTAL CAPIT AT J')__g, 1../ (! I /,g .4? { ()()I ('i(:,
III. Total of Operating and Capital (I + II) ~'?;J ;if;.':.~ (:Jr,e t/'. 3~7 -2,16B.lfc ~() 2~ti' 2/ 'l·S ft;,().t;(J
I
IV. Revolving Accounts:
(National Funds)
1. BOYS' LIFE-···-·······-·-···- '3_5:0' 0 ~ 71.'<·n,· o l.,,
2. Registrations ·-··-·-············ ~) l,5(1'• f?/ J.., (~'{)(). ft<,' i ' (,/ / L)
3. Scout Supplies ·--·····-··-···- ··~, ()C.h~ib 3. ~ ~b. <l'
7~ 6 q le I °I ' .
TOTAL REVOLVING l oq 7 '71 ~, I
V. Endowment, Trust Funds or other Permanent Investments .s 00(.),00
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. Also report Revolving Account receipts in second column.
NOTE 2--Do not include payments to reduce "principal" indebtedness.
NOTE 3-This refers to repayment of loans, the proceeds of which have been previously expended, bills and other obligations which
· have been charged to the various items of the budget in previous years and so reported. .
*Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transportation allowances. ·no not distribute any salaries
to other budget items. . (OVER) ' '
* ·.
S.)5 5 5.0() ,,....--:.
':J,7 3 0.15 ~· ....• J... ·
45 3.83 ..--- '1
1,3 b 3.91 ,_-,. J
585.22 ~:-1
8 4 5.2 5 V-·· 'j
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489.44~
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3 o, 3 'I g. g0
Analysis· by population groups of' income from contl'ibutions for· 1-942- <:::ouncil operation,
Income fr.om. ateas- where Council participates Income from areas
. in Commuμity Chest where Council does
not participate Total
i Chest Supplementa!JI' in. Chest al!Oclt'tion· contributions
Communities of 5~r ............................................. .$ ~---·----,---~ 31 6" .:?.;)..,, !./ J. $ "::'.\ II StY.·41 ~· , vi .")
~--~ I I
" " lQ0,000, to 500,000: .......... ~
" " 25,000· " 100;000: ............................. , .....
" " 10,000 " 25,000 .....................................
" " 2,500 " 10,000 ....................................
" under 2,500 and open country .................. .:l S/'3,~ C) ::t 513.. . ~ 0
' ,
$ $ $ $
TOTAL ........................... ~~63 ~;3 3!t 0 35'.J3
*Did Chest approve? Yes _ . No _ / ')
( Checli one).
Funds for the 1943 budget outlined on preceding page ~ been raised. .
NOTE~If funds not :yet :aise?, state plan~ for s~cur~ng fun~s here ?v~Ct"tA.'?JJJ .. ,,1 ~"U-~1.-t..~..A.4
.~I r#l,A, .. 1,.-~.J ~t;:4A.,)>'t .. 4·t"{. 4f'~ :t,. 194.;L'tJ.
Assets, 12-31-42
Current-Cash on hand and in bank $11$9 e:,,?J I *Fixed-Real Estate
Unpaid Pledges 3 r ~ 93. l-lf Camp Equipment
Supplies for Resal'e Office Equipment
Securities Automobile
TOTAL/f/{'C/ 0. I 0 *Present Value
Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-42
Operations-Accounts and Bill's Payable$ -.~ S)"".J II QJ
Notes.Payable
Capital-Accounts and Bills Payable
Notes Payable
Mortgages
$ ~3. ,2..S"O .oo
.'3, i.W"". oc
0, OD0.6C\
$·------'·",·r-". ··}--
0
0
TOTAL3 $"~],) 0 TOTAL._ ___0 _... R~u~~~~~mmM~~--------'-------------------------
Signed-~---------.
Chr. Finance Committee
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Form 0·689D·80001142
REPORT OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE-1942 REGION No,_S° _ ___,,
Name of Councit._ __ f'""""""H....._._l=C ..... l<=-AL.&....>S ..... D'""""""w __ ~_. _tJ_,11"--'W~C~· ,,_/L~1 --1'~·-S~· ...._B.~· ··_.._,...._'ft-'-. c:.• _. · _ COtrNCii., No . ..758
Headquarters City /~ l/?MIPHI .)"' State ~Nl'Ye
RECORD OF YEAR-ROUND CAMPING-JAN. 1 to DEC. 31, 1942
Based on the statement in "Camping Policies" on "Council Supervision of the year-round Camping Program of the Troops," please state
below the number of Troops as of December 31, 1942 you consider are in Groups 1 and 2: (See Bulletin No. 5 of the "Chief Scout Executive,"
March 31, 1939.)
SI GROUP 1: Number of Troops with an effective Camping Program ......................................... .Troops
(Adequate year-round outdoor program averaging one outing feature each month.)
2: A: Number of Troops doing some camping but not up
to the standard of Group 1 :;;o .......................................... Troops
B: Number of Troops doing NO camping ........... ff..~ ....... Troops
TOTAL ABOVE GROUPS (Check with Org. and Ext. Committee report, "Total Troops, Dec. 31, 1942") . ..... . ../. .. :?.. . ../. ...... Troops
ESTIMATE NUMBER of SCOUTS having NO CAMPING in 1942: ....................... ..... QQO .................... Scouts.
This is valuable in measuring the job to be accomplished, and for the information of the Local Council as well as the Home Office.
Obviously this estimate must be based on a report from Troops at the end of the year.
*Troops=Troops, Ships,
Neighborhood Patrols
Explorer Troops, Tribes, Membership, June 30, 1942 was ... ./.~J. ...... Troops*, .. "b{J. .. J...~ ...... Scouts. "Total belongiiig during the year":.!/.,f. .. t..,.':!:..scouts (*5)
Rover Crews
YEARLY SUMMARY COUNCIL SUPERVISED CAMPING Included in Yearly Summary are:
Include Tours, Cruises, Camporees, Agricultural Service Camps, etc. Council-wide Camporee .. ~$.' Scouts
Do Not Include Scouts from other Councils
District Camporees Scouts ..................
Long Short Agricultural Service Camp Scouts Term (*1) Term (*2) ...... ...........
A. CHARTERED TROOPS Sea-Scout Rendezvous .................. Scouts
I. On Council Site Tours Outside Council ,. ... .............. Scouts
1. Number of Troops..·-··--·-- ./ :z v " " .. Scouters ..................
2. Number different Scouts ......... Uj. lt 4-S.t'" Number of Tours . ................. Tours
3. Number Troop Scouters ............ '2- z 7'i Philmont .. . .............. Scouts
4. Number Scout Days (*3) ...... 12-0 10, 18 4 " Scourers . .................
II. Off Council Site Plan to have Philmont trip in 1943: Yes ......... ; No.X. ..
1. Number of Troops ..... -................ ' I I Total Negro Scouts, June 30, 1942 .:IP. 7..k: Scouts
2. Number different Scouts. ...... ~ '),.t./ /4/ Negro Scouts in Long Term Camps ... ./../..:;,~ Scouts
3. Number Troop Scouters. .......... ~ l.. Separate Camp for Negro Scouts Yes .. X,.; No ...... ..
4. Number Scout Days (*3) ..... l "t, ~ !d_-2- PROMOTION
B. PROVISIONAL TROOPS Summer Camp promotion chiefly by Troops ...... ; direct with Scouts X
I. On Council Site Have plan for advising Troops on all-year camping
1. Number different Scouts ..... __ 4-1--1 program, using "Troop Camping Objectives," etc. Yes ......... ; No .. .X...
2. Number Scout Days (*3) ............ /../-1 ~ '1 k- Earning and Saving for camp promoted in Troops: Yes ......... ; No)~.
II. Off Council Site Short term camping reports by Troops are secured: Yes ......... ; No ... i.(
1. Number different Scouts ............ PROGRAM
2. Number Scout Days (*3) ............ 1942 Outdoor program incliided the following:· (Check)
c. TOTALS
/4-b 9\
Senior CampingX ... ; Cub "Outings" (on family, den or pack
I. Number different Scouts (*4) 1-/. 5S- basis) .. )\; Winter Camp)(.; Sea Scout Cruises)( .... ; Vacation
II. % of Membershi2 (*5) ........... -.. ! .s';'l.. '4'1.1 Day Camps ...................
III. Number Scout Days (*3) ......... _(J;" l '"" 0 , ~49."J_ Summer Camp on Troop and Patrol basis: Yes.X.;No .........
(*1) Camping periods of six days or more should be reported under Long-Term.
( *2) Camping periods of less than six days and not less than overnight should be reported under Short-Term.
( *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 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 on this line is different Scouts camping during the year. It will not necessarily equal the sum of the attendance in the four previous classifications. (Estimate if
necessary.) · · .
(*5) In computing the percentage of Long-Term Camping for the year, divide the nu:inber of different Scouts camping by the June 30 membership. In computing the percentage
in Short-Term Camping for the year, divide the number·of different Scouts ct.roping by the "Total Belonging During the Year" membership. The "Total Belonging"
equals the "Number on record at the Beginning of the Year" plus the "New During the Year" plus Scouts separated prior to 1942 and re-registered in 1942. This should
agree with Scout figure in first table on page 3, Section IV of Charter Application.
1942 FINANCIAL STATEMENT-CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL
Council budget appropriation for camping Capital Expt.'nse $.·--···-···---- Expenditures for Budgeted Capital Outlay $ • .2;)·0.f..:t. b if
Capital Bills outstanding not included $___ Q..._
OPERATING RECEIPTS:
From Camper fees ................................... _ .•..... $.J/1...4.8. . ._.f/..8.
From other sources (Canteen etc.) ...... $ ...... Je:.1.'I..~ .. 'J:::.~
Total above items ·····-···-····-····-····-···-·-····-····-····-·-·····
OPERATING EXPENSE
For Food by Council --···-·······-·······-···-····-·-··-·-----···
For Transportation by Council ---······-·--··-·-·······-·-·-····-··
For Salaries and Wages ·········--·······-····-·--··········-·······-·-····-·-··
$ .. ~,.4.~ i-•. 1.J
$__1_!lL 7.9
$ ..... l._4:_1.t...£J
*(Enter this figure in Finance Com. report, Col. 2) For Income producing sources (canteen, etc.)·-··········· $ .... '-·---····-·-····
Original Budget appropriation for Camp Operation...... $ ............. 0
... ~·-·f""(, Other Operating Expenditures --·-··-····-·-·-·-····-·-·····-····-·· $ .. J.Lfl~IJ.,J .. !.
Total Receipts ·····-·········--·-·-··-·······-·-·-·-.. -··········(A) $ ... ~ .. 1 ...... 8............ Total of above Expenditures ··-····-····-··········--·······-··-···-·-·· $.·-·-··---·-·-···-
Operating Balallce (A llilB~..er Deficit (B -A)................ $ ........ Af:fi.1-1..9'5 Bills outstanding not included above __ ............................. $ ..... :::: ... .:...::_..=
J. Total Operation Expense ····················-·-·-····-····-··(Bl, $ ... !d;.J..J. .. ,..!..Lt.f
Camp accounts (were) ~) audited on ..•.... ~ ........ : ... 3c.o.~ .. J'.1.~?.'.'.'.: .................... -........... 194 ...... , b?.4.°,..Jm~~A .. f.1'.~~,,R ... ~.Flib!ic Accountants·
CAMP NAME
I I I
PHYSICAL FACILITIES
(List only changes since December 31, 1941)
CONTROL* I VALUATION I Used I -----J ----------- year
Land Bldgs. Equipment around
I' I I I
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 He.alth and Safety Service for advice and help?
· Please specify ...................................... ·-····-····-····-····-················-····-··········-····-····-··-······-····-··············-···-····-····-.. ··-····-····-· .. ·-····-····-··········-····-···· .. ··········-····--···········-····-·-··········································-····-···--·······--
/ PERSONNEL
Camp ~irector ·-··-=!.±~.B../i:. .. !ef.. ...... W.. .... -T:f..!J. .. W...f£b.b._._. ________ .............. Did he have Camp Director's commission? ..... fY..Q ............................................................. If more than one camp is operated-list additional directors b,~lq~ . .. State,if they hold Camp Director's commissions. -::r: .. 11 , .t:j.er.::1vr::·NA l'~ .~ ( 1
·/i ~,'~.A~i/sTAFF Na,
Number on central Camp Staff~ ............... O .. '.?.:: ........................ How many are registered Scouters? ............ .J.J ..................... How many Adults (over 21)? ..•.•.. f'.'.:~~=-·-·····
Number of Provisional Troop Staff? ...................................... Of these, how many are registered Scouters? .............................. How many Adults (over 21) ? ....... ·-·-····-·····--·····
How many are older ScoutsL._ • .J ... 9, ................. How many have no previous Scouting connection? .... ·-··--~·········-············
NAME
APPRAISAL OF CENTRAL CAMP ST ~FF
Camp
Position I Scouti'!g I Age j Connection
Would you
Re· appoint?
If not• l Exe.
QUALITY OF SERVICE
Good ] Aver. I Fair I Poor f
Number of I Weeks on
Staff
Rate of
Pay
Per Week
(If necessary, attach sheet with names and appraisal under headings above.}
• If you would not recommend reemployment, send in full particulars.
Further comments: .... - ... -.. ····-····-····-····-····-····-··········-·······-·-·-·-·-·······-·············"····-····-···-····-····-··········-··········-····-····-····· Date ..J.-r.~.1~Y...: ..... !..~ . .'J..1. ............... __ 195f.,Z
(Signed) ··-····-······-··--···-·-····-·-·-·-·-····-····-·-···-····--·-····-··-.. ·····-····-····- .. ·-··········-····-··········-····-····-····-·········-····-····-····-··········-····-····---.................................. - ... ·-·-···-····---···-··-····--·-····-····-····-·-··---·
Chairman, Camping and Activities Committee Scout Executive
Street-·-····-····-····-····-· .. ·----····--·-··--·-···-·--····-····-·········-· .. ·-····-····-····· Note: Attach copies of camp bulletins, reports, special program features, photos, etc.
City .......... ·-····-······--····-··-····-··········-····-·-·--·State..-......... --·--~···-···-··--·
NOTE: Civic Service and Special Events arecovered elsewhere in 'the Council report.
Form 0-539E-30001142
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REPORT OF LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE-1942
NAME OF COUNCIL ........... e..lf..f..~fl.h..~lf.ft.tl.. ....... ~.~J//::f...~f~~ ......... ~ .... ;)_., .. f;,_ .... ...f .. N...C..~ ................................................ . Region No ........ ~ .......... ..
HEADQUARTERS CITY ....................... M...li.M./?!.H.f.. .. ~ .............................................................. .STATE ......... LF.;_l.Y../Y.., ................................. . Council No .. §...$.ll. ... ..
RESULTS IN BASIC TRAINING*
As of December 31, 1942, we have accomplished the following toward providing all of the key leaders of our registered units with BASIC TRAINING•:
Leaders and Assistants (not Committeemen) with INTRODUCTORY TRAINING ("Fundamentals of the Boy Scout Movement" or Total "Elements of
Scout Leadership-Part I") Number registered 12/31/42 ......... ,) .. '.1. . '.g ............... ;N umber with Introductory Training ..... J. 23... ............... ; Per cent ,?..~. . 1.. ..4 . .... %;
Objective 12/31/43 Per cent ......... ~.!!... ........... %.
UNITS HA YING a LEADER with BASIC TRAINING•
Number Have completed Objective Number Number having a Objective
registered Basic Training• 12/31/43 registered Leader with Training
12/31/42 Num6er % % Numoer
12/31/43
12/31/42 % %
Scoutmasters . '. ·;;,,,
; ~· ,5;' 1 6, ~() Troops l .. ,1.
,-, ") I L'·) !:,~· .. 7 l; 7J>
' /,,, ~:, c;:. '.; 145"" J-0 Neigh'd Patrols ' Assistants f Li v'
·~
Cubmasters ') L 0 ?J# 4-o Packs :2 id, t '~J~ 4-L ::>o - i
Assistants !,~ ~. ...~ ~ ~n i,,S- Neigh'd Dens
Ships and CJ (~ ~ .... 5:) &.o .:c;~ SS' ~o Skippers ~-:: .... S. S. Patrols ,
Mates .. ' ·;t,~, Exp. ~
...a.od Patrols A
Explorer Leaders Rover Crews
Assistants Air Squadrons
Rover and
Air Scout Leaders
Assistants
TOTALS
"BASIC TRAINING means completion of the appropriate trammg as follows:
1. Scoutmasters and Assistants-Scoutmasters Course or Elements of Scout Leadership, Parts I and II, or former equivalent
2. Cubmasters and Assistants-Elements of Cub Leadership ·
3. Skippers and Mates-Skippers Course or Elements of Seascout Leadership
4. Explorer Leaders and Assistants-Explorer Leaders Course
5. Rover and Air Scout Leaders and Assistants-I, 3, or 4 above
UNITS WITH LEADERS TRAINED IN OUTDOOR WORK STATUS 12/31/,~2 OBJECTIVE 12/31/43
a. Troops having at least one leader with training in Camping-course in
"Troop Camping", or "Elements of Scout Leadership-Part III"-(Short
Term Camping).
b. Sea Scout Ships and Patrols having at least one leader with training in
"Sea Scout Camping and Cruising".
COMMISSIONERS :W-ITH TRAI~~NG / /
a. Number registered Commtsstoners ..... ., ..... 1.,/.... ............... .
b. Have completed a Commissioners' Training Course.
c. Have Basic course for Unit Leaders, but not Commissioners' Course.
LEADERS WITH SCOUT EXPERIENCE
a. Had Scout Experience starting with Tenderfoot Rank.
Number .......... ~.~;,, .. :(, ..
Percent .................... ? ... .
Number
Percent .......... J ... f~ ... .
Number ....... J;f. ............. ..
;/..~· Percent ............................ ..
"'t·
Number .......... (:} .............. .
s~o Percent ............................. .
Number ....... Jl.£ .... ..
Percent ....... ~ .. 2.J. ...... ..
The above information and that on the reverse side represent our Training Report for 1942 and our plans for 1943.
... .............~ . Q. ... .
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SIGNED ..................................................................................................................................................................................... Chairman, Leadership Training C:ommittee
DATE .................................................................. SIGNED ..................................................................................................................................................................... SCOUT EXECUTIVE
1942 TRAINING RECORDS AND 1943 OBJECTIVES
"FUNDAMENTALS OF THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT," the Introductory Training Session for all leaders of
Scouting-Council and District officers as well as unit leaders. During 1942 this Council conducted this session ......... 7, .............. .
times with ....... J..." .. ~ .. leaders receiving the training.
Approximately the following percent of leaders have completed this Introductory Training or its previous equivalent.
Council Members .... .' ........ ./.. .............. %; Board Members ................ ~ ................ % ; District Committeemen .............. O ............. % ; Commissioners
........ 4.-,:?. ............. % ; Merit Badge Counsellors ............. ./.. .............. %; Troop and Pack Committeemen .............. }. ...... , ...... %.
1942 1943
No.of
No.of CHECK COURSES Courses
Conducted Certificates PLANNED
Issued
District Council District Council
BASIC Scout!llasters' Course lo II x CERTIFICATES AND
TRAINING
Elements of Cub Leadership .::)_ -<" "', x A WARDS -1942
Skippers' Course x· 1. ~~::::te~~-~~~~~~~-~e~ving
Explorer Leaders' Course (Do not include Introductory Sessions)
2. Training A wards issued 3-: Air Scout Leaders' Course x Scoutmasters' Keys ................. ·-·-z ........ -.......
OUTDOOR Troop Camping x Scouter's Training Awards ..............................
Skipper's Keys.-......... 3
...................................... TRAINING Short Term Camping (Elements III) TOTAL ... __ :........... ...f:>-.. 0. ... -... - ......
Sea Scout Camping and Cruising I I ::;_ UNIVERSITY COURSES
OTHER Health and Safety )( The following Courses. have been con-
TRAINING Standard First Aid :L 3i ducted in Colleges, Seminaries, etc., located
in this Council. These Courses and
Certificates issued are included in the
Principles of Scout and f Part I Council totals.
Cub Leadership Part II
Name of No. Ce_rti- Colle~ Credit
Commissioner's Course x School Courses licates Yes No
Emergency Service (Leaders) 3 S-3 x
Messenger Service (Leaders)
Pack Organization
Troop Organization
Merit Badge Counselors
Troop Committeemen
Advanced Certificate x x x x
Other Courses r~ II
TOT AL COURSES AND CERTIFICATES -·
THE TRAINING COMMITTEE AND ITS OPERATION
Membership of the Council Leadership Training Committee consis;s of.. ........... / .. D .......... men and includes ............... l:::: ............ District Representatives
and ................ 3. ........... .members-at-large.
· 3 D' . f h'ch ., h D' . T . . C . The Council has........................... 1stncts, o w 1 .......... 7.:::........ ave 1stnct rammg omm1ttees.
Training Committee Meetings Held 1942: Council... ........ ~ ........ District... ...... Q ............ .
The Council ~ses volunteer course directon or instructors in the following courses (check v) :
Scoutmaster .......... )( ................ ., Elements of Cubbing ............ X ................. , Skipper.. ........................... ., Camping ...... X. .............. ., Health and Safety ....... LC ............. .,
Principles ............... X ............... Other Courses ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... ..
The Committee and Executive Staff have given these course leaders special instruction through the following (.check v) :
Faculty Courses or Institutes ................................... ., Personal Conferences ........... ~ ................. , Regional Institutes for Trainers ........ ).( .................. ..
Does the Committee have available a training inventory which indicates, by Districts, the key leaders with and without training?
Yes .......................... ., No ....... ~ ......... .
Training in 1942 was conducted largely on a District basis·----................. .,. Council basis ....... X ... -- ..... ..
Form 0-539F-30001142
ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY
(Scouts-not badges)
Get this information
from perpetual Inventory
(Form No.
4102D, 41020 and
41028).
Tenderfoot*
Second Class*
First Class*
Total Scouts*
Star
Life
Eagle
Sea Scout.s:
Apprentice
Ordinary
Able
Total
Explorer Scouts:
1st Honors
2nd Honors
Total
Total
Dec. 31,
1941
~g/
/tl-0
L96
'2-9~~·
1-33
J68
?L
b3
~
""
..p...,,,,
0C/
;&
D I
/cf
••
Qualified Net Enrolled
During Separated Dec. 31,
1942 During i942
1942
1111 161' Jf/{)
fio ._. ..?.., '10/ 5"51
lB 'l 716 ~.51
'l51l /~97 5JJ5
)7<fl ... r)' 11-9 197
/;5)- 8 :s /17-
// ,,
?8' .t;"'J ,/ i /'7 !;>
Jd2 ~) 15~
J I ~ J
0 I 0
I 'fco v~ ~4- 153
').--- 1& f)
/°)/· JI() .-5
~· 0 0 oZ
MERIT BADGE RECORD
Indicate below the number of each of the
Merit Badges earned during the year 1942
Do not Credit Second
Class Scouts with
First Class Badges
I-Aerodynamics ........................... ,, ...... 1......... 59-lnterpreting ....... .. a I .. .
2-Aeronautics* .............................. 5
1..... 60-Journalism .. . I ..
3-Agriculture* ..................................... :. . 1. ........... 61-Landscape Gardening .... ·.·..·...• .· d. •:. . :··ll·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.
4-Airplane Design .................. ............ ............ 62-Leathercraft*
5-Airplane Structure* ................ l ............ 63-Leather Work* ... If I
6-An$ling ...................* ... ..................... :4., .....1 ... 64-Life Saving....... . •. I .
~=~~::~ I.~~.~.5.t.?.'. ...... ::::::::::::::: ::::1 :::::::::::: ~~=~~~~!::~ship .. :::: . :1.: I ... : ...
ib=~~~i·t·~~~~~.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::M) :::::~::: ~~=~~~~:~:~i·D~~wing. :::::11:1. ·: l:::::~f
g=~:~~~~~Y .. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::D. ::::::::::: ~b=~~~~~*Work* ·::::1 :,::l:::J?.
13-Automobiling ........................... "': ..... 1. 71-Nut Culture .. 1... 1 ....... ~.. :·· 14-Basketry* ....................................... :: . ., ....... :.... 72-Painting* ..... .. .I .. l«f
. 15-Bee Keeping* .............................. :
1
..... 4
. 73-Pathfinding* ..... .Ii;~
16-B7ef Production* ............................. : ... 74-Personal Health* ..... H'j .. I ... ~
17-Bird Study ................................. .... :.. . P!f ........... 75-Photography* .... .. .. •.. ...· .·.·. .. ]I .......... ·.;..;:. . .
18-Blacksmithing* ............................. 9. .::1.. 76-Physical Develop.
19-:-Bookbinding* ............................ , .. ~.:..... 77-Pigeon Raising . . $P· 1 ..
~~~-•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••·•~!:. .• .~.•.' i~~1~~~:~i~~~ ~a1 ~ 25 C ~ ~ .-.~ ~23=~~bnl~-~nTue~irh_.c·~~::::::.. ~ .-.'.~'.~.'..~.·.::.·~.·.:. ~ .., .·. · 1
- arpentry .................................. ~1 1·..· .· .:·.·.·. ........ ............ .
26-Cement Work* ............................ :.... ............ 84-Pub~ic Speakmg .:.. . J .. 3. I.... .
27-Chemistry ..................................... ~ ............ 85-Rad10 .............................. l .. '11'• .. .
28-C~ti:us Fruit Culture ............ .. fll ........... 86-Read~ng* . . ............... · ).t .... ~.
29-C!Vlcs ............................................ ............ ............ 87-Reptlle Study:... ................ ..,.fl .. I .......... ..
30-Coin Coll7cting .......................................... 88-Rocks and Mmerals ................. , .. 1 .......... ..
------·i---,...----..--.-~tl..-~/,--1i 31-Cont~rvat10n ........................... 166 .............. ~~-~~win} ... ~-} lfi .. i:t•+(r
Bobcat 3/.o),. 4J41U... : .~ r/j.d 32-Coo mg .. : ...... ; ............................., 1 ............ 91=. S~l=:~a.n~_hip.. ............................ :··.·;1:·. ·.·1·.·. ·........ ..
Cubs
T 33--Corn Farming ..................... ........... ............ .. ....... mJ
Wolf*** 1i:, 7 ';!""{ -13 34-Cott?n ~arming................ .. .. 1.1........... 92-Scholarship ····· ............ 1 ........ .
35-Cychng .... .. ..................... I ...... 3. 93-Sculpture .··· . .... . ··3-.. 1... ... ..
Bear*** ) 7 0 /!5 / ?--- 36-Dairying* . . .... .. .. ........ , .. .. 94-Seamanship .......... 1 ..... .
Lion*** / ) '/ 37-Dog Care .. ... . . . I . ... 95-S~eep _Farming* . . .......... , ... 1 ........ .
38-Dram~t~cs . ... . .... • 1... . 96-Signalmg. .. ..... 1 ............ 1 ..... .
Total Cubs ~)b vf-i.?< fq/) ~:.30 ~~=~~::~~e;,·:. · ... ... . :a· :.·:t:· ~~=~~!r~~~~g~~~~~* .. :::::: .... :3: .. 1 .... ..
Cub membership Dec. 31, 1942, included: 41-Farm Layout* .;,1"! I 99-Stalkmg · f .1 ... . ,20. q ). ~ 7 /?o 42-Farm Mechani~~ . . . .. 1· #.f ... ..... 100-Stamp. Collecting ~ I
... 9 yrs. old ............. 10 yrs. and .. · ,dl yrs.# 43_F~rm Rec_or~s . G 1.. ........ 101-Sur_veyii;ig ........ I
*NOTE: Include all Scouts including 2nd and 44-F:nger Pn?t~ng ................... ·. "171· · l02-Swu_nmmg ······· I
1st class having Merit Badges. 45-F:rema~ship .... .. .9 .... 103-Taxi~ermy ....... .. .. \ .. f.I ........... .
Check "Total Scouts" in 4th column with Org. and 46-First Aid . .. .:~·9 .. 104-Textiles · ....... ;f.. I ..... ..
Ext. Committee report, Total Scouts 12/31/42. 47-First Aid to Animals* . ...1 .......... 105-Weather* , __ . I .... 11-Q .
**Net separated, not promoted.· Compute these 48-Forestry . ........................ .. .... I.. .. 106-Woodcarving* . . . I f· I
figures from Form 4102D as follows: 49-Foundry Practice.. . ....... f ... I........ 107-Wood Turning ........... ,"' .. lf9 .. J.
Tend. Col. 4 minus difference between Cols. 2 and 32 50 F "t Cult * 4t \ 108 Wood Work I ;m. \
2nd CL-Col. 8 minus difference between Cols. 3 and 6 - rm . · ure · .... ... - ... ~:· .. ::" .. '"·"w ... I. ~· · ·
and higher ranks similarly from corresponding columns. 5 l-Gardenmg* · · .. I ....... · l09-Zq~t"~:~~ ... :::; ;;;-.:~· .... . 41 ... I
Same procedure for Cubs and Sea Scouts using Forms 52-Grasses, Legumes and I Total . ..2J60 1
1
585
4102C and 4102S. Forage Crops ....... ' . I lfll ===========Cf======
***Include all Gold and Silver Arrows in total 53-Ha_n?icraft* · A. \.. (Organizer Awards 1942)
for each Cub Rank. 54 H k "" I \
#I 1 d · h 11 h
55
--Hi m&g p. k.. p ·d *.. ..
1
....
1
.... , .. M.B. Counselors in Council ') ,./.). f_..i
nc 1:1 e_ w1t yrs. t. ose 12 years or over who may og or ro . . .. . 6. . :a· ;
be contmumg temporanly as .Cubs pending enrol· 56-Hor_semanship* ................... f .. I... ~ .... 1 . *Badges open to Second Class S'Couts.
ment as Scouts. Check total of three ages with Org. 6
and Ext. Committee report, Total Cubs 12/31/42. 57-Indian ~ore · · · ............. · ... · · ..... Signed
58-Insect Life ................................. !............ ............ Chr. Advancement Committee
·Form 0-639A-30001142
This copy for National Office D ; Regional Office D ; Local Office J8l. ·
(Check appropriate box on each copy.)
TRANSMITTAL SHEET
Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter
Region No._..,£ _____ _
Council No. 5 S'fl
NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA,
2 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y.
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DO NOT WRITE HERE
Charter Fee $. ______ _
Quota. _________ _
Scouter Fees. _______ _
Tota._ _________ _
Attached is the application of the ______ ~ _ .._l{.,_..l_t!!.=--/C<..=.A ......... _,,~"'-·Lf}"--=-W-=----------------------Council,
--fl1"-"-..,.,,.~=-M~.._P.~W~/~~"'"'"·--------'~&=N~~IV~•'----'for renewal of charter for the year beginning July 1, 1943, together with reports as called for.
Headquarters City, State
Supplementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following:
(If any of the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expected on the line marked "Date")
Note: Items No. 1, 6, 7 and 8 should accompany application, and No. S if possible.
1. Charter Fee
2. Payment of Quota
3. Scouter Fees
4. 2J.- Scouter Applications
(No.)
Yes or No
JIE.\i
Yes or No
5. Audit Report for 1942 Yes
Yes or No
6. Scout Executive's Report for 1942 Y~:;
Yes or No
7. Civic Service Report for 1942
Yes or No
8. Program and Objectives for 1943
9 R t r is enclosed
. ose ~·~----------------
Date
was mailed, ___________ ~-------
Date
$ 1:r:.oo
Date
Date
~- '!lo,19~.,,.,
o"llte
Signe"''------.::----:=-------Scout
Executive
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Form 0-539G-30001142 -------
REPORT OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE-1942
Name of Council.. ....... ~.1/..1.t. .. KRJ..fi.W. ........ e..()J! .. !.f...~l."'.1 .... h..., .. S., .. B. .... .L.N(; ........ . Region No. . . . 6. .... .
Council No. ~.?,.8 .. .
Headquarters City ..................... trJ./t.M.P/tf .. ~,, ............................................... State ... I..~.N/Y,,, ..
The following report presents the activities and accomplishments under the direction of this Committee during the year 1942,
covering the three major aspects of our Health and Safety program, i.e., Protection, Education and Service.
1. The membership of this Committee includes...... .. ... X ... District Health and Safety Chairmen and the following tec,P.nical
experts, as checked: Safety ...... X ....... ;Public Health .... ~ ...... ; Medicine . X .. ; Aquatics ............ ; Fire Prevention.'X .......... ; Firearms .... .fr ....... ;
First Aid .... J( ... ; Emergency Service . ,?-f.. .. ; Farm Safety .............. ; Mountaineering .... ..
2. During 1942 the meeting places oL ...... .. 0 ......... of our Troops and other units ... 0. . % ) were inspected under the direction
of this Committee. Standard inspection form No. 1153 was not used.
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3. During 1942 an inspection of the Council camp ~ made by the Committee with ......... 7 ............ members participating .
...... O. ........ Troop Camps; off the Council campsite, were held during the year, of which ....... O. ....... were inspected by the Committee.
4. Procedures to insure that all carriers used for the transportation of Scouts on Scouting activities were in proper condition
for such uses, with adequate insurance coverage, h~ot been in effect during 1942.
5. The plan for medical examination of new Scouts is in effect in ......... O ........... of our Troops ( ...................... %) Form No. 1154 ·
is !lot used . ..
6. Pre-camp medical examination is required for all who attend the Council camp as checked: Scouts .... ).c" ... , Camp
Leaders . .. :r.{ . ..... ; Food Handlers ...... ~ ....... Form 952 and 952A ~ used.
are
Recheck of Scouts, Leaders and Food Handlers ~t made by a medical doctor after arrival at camp.
lS
7. .. ...... Q ........ .Training courses in Health and Safety were given by this Council during the year with .... 0 ...... different Scourers
having completed the course.
8. We have an Emergency Service Corps of Senior Scouts with .......... .. ,IL.{ ......... qualified members.
(J. A .,J.r•
We ~&'- a Mobilization Plan.
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9. All cases of serious or fatal accidents or illness involvins Scouts, Scourers, or guests incident to Scouting activities in this
Council during 1942 have been promptly reported to the National Council, with the following exceptions with reasons ....................... ..
..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
................................................................................................................................................................... ~ ................................................................................................................................................ .
10. We have cooperated with the following local Health and Safety agencies in their activities ........................................................................ ..
~;:~~=i=:~~~::~:=_,lf~l ~~•'<•
a) Complete organization of Committee including all technical experts and chairmen of District Health and Safety Committees
............ X, ................. .
b) Medical examination of new Scouts in all Troops .. . ............ , or in .... .f.Li) ....... % of our Troops.
c) Program of Inspection as checked: Troop and other unit meeting places . X ..... ; Council and Troop Camps ... )( . ....... ,
AH transportation equipment .................... ; Sea Scout watercraft .... ).\ ................ .
d) Emergency Service Corps ......... ).( .. ...... with. .. .... qualified members by December 31; Mobilization Plan ......................... ..
'V (! e) Training Courses in Health and Safety ........ "" ........... (No. of courses ..... , ................... ).
Signed ................................................................................................................................................
Chairman, Health and Safety Committee
- 00 4. This Council has accepted its quota of $.,;:,.l>O.::::-: ......... for the year 1943, and agrees to pay it to the treasurer of the
National Council as follows: in full herewith, $ ........................... ; in .............. k: ............. equal payments of $.7.-~o.:.~ ..... each during the
months of.. ....................... hJll.:J. ...... A.M:lJ. ....... N..:1J..r#': .. tr;;1A1J..f.:t..eff;.tf::~ ........................................................ ................................................................................................................. .
. 5 .. Our t~tal outstanding i~debte~ness as of D~cember 31, _19~2, amounted to $:-.,,§. .. 1.?l.0. Of thi~,Jnt, $.J.S...7d.O. .. .
1s due the National Supply Service which the Council plans to liquidate by (date) ...... ~ ..... k..8. 1..! .. " ........ ........ through monthly
payments of $ ................................. beginning.............................................................................................................. .
6. This Council requests that W~ the period July 1, 1943 to June 30, 1944 credit be extended by the Supply Service for
an amount not to exceed $ .t.f..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 19.~1. ... The corporate name is:
...................... ... ~H . f...C...K.IJ..fl.Bt .. W.. ...... ~O..U!.N.C..!../,,,u····/J...().:/.. ... .:5..f:..@M..7...J ..... ift..rP.. ... .. f/J.M.1;;,K..J..<rP..fJL .... t/!:/f.J:; .. , ......................................................... .
III. ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION
1. This Council's membership record of total boys and men follows:
"TOTAL BELONGING" DURING THE YEAR
CUBS CUBBERS'~ SCOUTS SCOUTERS TOTAL BELONGING (See Note)
During 1941 636 /; 1 il /' -u "'f _ ?(7t) /4 )i() 6 ~_.,.,·""'u r:.)::).
During 1942 !.:~3 f' J&O </tbi /41q5 11 77
NOTE: For Cubs, Cubbers, Scouts, Scouters, (first 4 columns above) "Total Belonging" equals number on record at beginning of year, plus
new during year, plus separated reregistered who were separated prior to 1942.
For last column, use preceding formula and then deduct Cubs who became Scouts and Scouts who became Scouters. (Last column
will not be sum of first 4 columns.)
AS OF DECEMBER 31:
CUBS CUBBERS* SCOUTS SCOUTERS TOTAL
December 31, '1941 ~ g9 ~1~6 ~{)t//o -:!,,_~:;' 7 7
0 -··' December 31, 1942 ~36 I :!! ~.-:-; :::r I J ,,.., /{) '""' j'"! ... ~;;~_.f -~!~; .,..,,_r / < • ./ '°z •. )/I'!"°',.,... ....--
Objective
' ,
1943 7 II IC.9 .Jl,Z7o I, I 8 t.f... \:..?~ 31./-- - t '
* "Cubbers" should include registered Den Mothers.
2. On December 3.4. 1942 we had .... ../,.5-f ........ .Troops which represent an Opportunity In~ that is, the opportunity for
boys ~o be ~couts, of... ..... ; ... ~······· We prop~ ~o1 _increase o~r total number of Troop~ t~ ./. ..... ;r., ...... by December 31'. 19~:·
thus mcreasmg our Opportumty Index to ............ t···'7°'.'.· .. ···· The highest 25% of the Councils m the country have an Opportuntcy
Index of 4.8 or better. I
2~ /J In 1942 we organized .............. : ..... : ......... new Tyiops and Dropped and failed to reorganize .......... <P ........... Troops.
3. During 1942 we enrolled ..... /~bnew Scouts, giving us a Recruiting Index of. .... :;,9.t.f?.. ...... We propose to enroll
/,. .. "t.o.0.0 ... new Scouts during 1943 for a Recruiting Index of.. . .. Q .. ;,, ... .. The highest 25% of the Councils in the country
·have a Recruiting Index of 45.0 or better.
J")_tf r7 During 1942 we had a net dropped of... ......................... Scouts.
4. On December 31, 1942 we had ........ 2 .. b ......... Cub Packs and expect to increase this to .......... Z! Q ........ Packs by December
31, 1943. During 1942 we dropped and failed to reorganize ............ :2-f. ........... Cub Packs.
5. We enrolled .~1?. .. new Cubs during 1942, and expect to enroll .... 2..5.0 .... new Cubs during 1943.
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6. During 1942 .... /./:0.. .. different Scouts reached a tenure of 4 years in Scouting. By 1943 we •expect.. . ./.C'.. CJ.
Scouts will reach a 4-year tenure.
rJ P, 7. On December 31, 1942 ........... ;: ..... d. ........ % of our Troops were operating on the Standard Troop Budget Plan. We expect to
increase this to 8. 0 ...... % by the end of 1943. ·
8. Approximately R.S: ..... % of our Scouts and ........... '1..0 ........... % of our Cubs as of December 31, 1942 had uniforms.
9. Boy Fact Survey was conducted in ........... ~ ................. Districts in 1942, in.. . .'2 ....... Districts in 1941.
IV. CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES
1. During 1942 ..... ../.l.:/. ............ % of our Troops and ........ "t:.1..9. ........... % of our &outs were in ca.mp for at least one week under
their own leadership. We expect to increase this to .......... ~ .............. % of our Troops and ........ ~ ........... % of our Scouts in 1943.
2. .. ...... J:::..7 ........... % of our Troops and .......... ../ .. £ ......... % of our Scouts had no camping experience (either short or long term
camping) during 1942. (Check with corresponding figures in Camping and Activities Committee report.)
3. This Council promoted an Activities program in 1942 including the following, as checked: Boy Scout Week participation
........ <Zt .. 1L; Circus, or similar type .............................. ; Merit Badge Show .............................. ; Ca.mporee ...... , ... g,. ............ ; Mobilization
..................... , .... ; Agricultural Fair participation ........................ ; Vacation program in addition to Camping ..................... ., ....... ; Pilgrimages to
histoi;ic s)lrines .............................. ; First Aid Demonstrations ....... ;Z,. .... ; Troop Special Events .. ;~ ,JJ.. ........ .
NOTE: Please use the following symbols to indicate whether event is on a Coundl or District basis:-"C"-Council; "D"District;
"N"-Neighborhood or Small Community; use any combination of symbols if several types are held.
V. LEADERSHIP TRAINING. Because of the importance of training as a major responsibility and Local Council activity,
provision is made this year for a separate report emphasizing the job that remains undone, a~ yvell as the job that has been
accomplished, as also the objectives for 1943. This is done with the understanding that thespecial report on training will be
presented to the Executive Board as a part of the Council's annual report.
VI. ADVANCEMENT
See separate report.
VII. HEALTH AND SAFETY
1. To help assure suitable meeting places for our Troops and other units, .........'..(...)... ................. % of such meeting places were
inspected during 1942.
2. In the interest of individual health, ......... 0.. ............. % . of our Troops are using the plan for medical examination of all
new Scouts.
3. .. ...0 ............ of our S.c. outers complete.d t.r aining courses in Health andx S afety during 1942.
4. The Emergency Service plan is in effect in this Council including (Check) E. S. Corps ..... .X ........... ; Mobilization Plan
........... If not, it will be in 1943. (Check) E. S. Corps ............................. ; Mobilization Plan ............ : ................. .
VIII. READING PROGRAM
A. BOYS' LIFE
To stimulate the use of BOYS' LIFE by all Scouts, we will help attain the National goal of "50% of all Scout membership
as subscribers."
1. The Progress and Objective report showed we had .... j .. ~ •. ~ .... % of our Scouts subscribing to BOYS' LIFE for a total
of ..... ~.:) .. ~ ...... subscriptions on December 31, 1942.
2: Anticipati?g a reas?nable increase. jn 1943 we h~ve. set a BOYS' LIFE objective of.. ....... ../.6... ...... % of our members as
subscribers. ThlS will result m a total of ...... ~:t'./ .. O ... subscnpt1ons on December 31, 1943.
B. GENERAL
did
l.· In 1942 this Council ~~ promote good reading. We used a.) Field Commissioner for reading: Yes.
No )( ....... ; b.) Reading Committee: Yes ... X.,:: ...... ,No ......................... Committee had .......... 8. .......... members.
2. Reading has been promoted in ... ~ ... of our Districts by Field Commissioners: Yes.......... ., No ..... X
or by ....... ft..g(.t,~;;_:~::!Jf..(;f. ...... ~.r!.:.$iPJ3J.C!C!!.C.C ...... ............................................................................................................................................................................................... .
3. In 1943 we plan to use a.) Field Commissioner: Yes....... . ....... ; No X ................... ; b.) Reading Committee:
Yes ........... X.,_ ........... , No ..................... ; or............ . ............................... , ........................................................................................................................................................................... ..
4. ~ .... of our Troops ( ....... ~LY.'..%) have an organized program for stimulating good reading.
5. .. ....... '.k.0. ....... of our Troops ( ...... IJ ........ % ) have Troop libraries.
c·
6. We have ....... '.':~ ............... Reading M. B. Counsellors.
~'orm 0-639-30001142
/
REGION No ..... fj .... .
COUNCIL No ... 8 ... . APPLICATION Jor RENEWAL
of
LOCAL COUNCIL CHARTER
for the Year Beginning July 1, 1943
NATIONAL COUNCIL,
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA,
2 Park A venue,
New York, N. Y.
The ....................... ~~-.-................................................................................... Council, Boy Scouts of Amei:l!l~ith
(Name of Council)
headquarters at. ........ S01 .... (lolllilll\1laa ... ~1 ... io.,.,. ... ~~-. ... f~!'Htee .............................................. .
(Local Mailing Address) (City) . (State)
and. having jurisdiction over (indicate entire Area) ....... .S.Wl.v-···~~i'f-t: .. f~.-.,,. .... h\e, ... .
l1~la ... h~•tlS:lll.,. ... ~lB.J .... ~t .... C....._ •.... ~l:~ll •.... Ut .. ~la. .. lo~J .... 80 ................. .
k~.f.. ... M.:f. ... ~~,,-~ ... ~~I'. ...... :~~ ...................... ................................................................. '. .............................. , ............ : ................. .
hereby applies for renewal. of its charter for the year begiiining July 1, 1943. In justification of this
application, the following summary of accomplishments and progress in 1942 and Objectives for 1943
is presented .. Further details will be found in the accompanying reports which are offered as evidence
of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibility as a Local Council as required by the By-Laws of the
Boy Scouts of America, Article XI, Section 2, Clause 3.
or E~~:ti~~p~~::~o~~ ~taJ~~e~~t~n~:=~ic:: o~ ~~~~r~;:~~.J~~::~~ .... ~~~ .... ~~~~.~~~~.~~~e a:=~~~~
meeting a quorum was present and the Council sp~y-~ccepted 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 re ations of
the Boy &outs of America. · -- ·-.
Signed 21.4~~!!!.?#. .. ~1~~~.@::.~ ........................... .
Scout Executive
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
(Incorporated February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.)
,
I. THE COUNCIL
1. As of December 31, 1942, we had ............... alf. ..... ;Council mem~ers, which included representatives of. ......... lf;O ...... % of the
institutions or groups of citizens within our jurisdiction which sponsor Troops or Packs.
In accordance with the policy of the Boy Scouts of America, ·major religious groups of our territory are represented in the
Council and Executive Board in the following numbers: ·
Council ................................... .Jewish .......................... ; Catholic. ............ - ............ ; Protestant ......... :.~ .......... .
Executive Board .................. Jewish ..................... 1; ....... ; Catholic.: .............. ,a ... , ......... ; Protestant. ........................ .
2. Amendments to our Constitution and By-Laws wer~ 'adopted in 1942.
These amendments have been approved by the National Council.
(If not, attach copies.)
D Yes
D Yes
OsNo
D No
3. This Council has ............... -1 ............. organized Districts with fu!lctioning District Committees.
There are .. : ............ Q .............. Districts yet to be organized. Of these we will organize .............. Q .......... .in 1943.
.......... ............. ... .. ...... Districts are sharing in financing this Council.
4. We have an average of one Commissioner for every .... , .... f ............. ..institutions sponsoring Troops or Packs, and expect to
make this one Commissioner for every ................. 4 .......... .institutions by December 31, 1943.
5. During 1942 there were .............. J. .................. meetings of our Council and ..................... J.. ...meetings of our Executive Board .
..... : ..... :O ............... of our District Committees met monthly, (except July and August) during 1942, and the rest averaged ........ 3~U}I'
meetings.
6. Our annual meeting is held in the month of.. ..................... ~ ............................................................ :.
Officers and members of our Council serve for one year beginning ............. J.r~ ... J.d ..................................................... .
of Council and
Number of CHECK THOSE No.of
7. Functioning Districts repre- FUNCTIONING Members ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Committees sented on each WELL £or 1943
Council I a at
Executive Board a • a
rri Organization and Extension I • 1t
~ Leadership Training a 1£\ ~ a
.... Advancement I .. la .... Camping and,Activities · I ...... B • ::;;: Health and Safety I • I ::;;:
Finance I 13 0 • u Other Committees:
II. FINANCE
1. In making Scouting available to the boys of our territory during · 1942, net operating expenditures amounted to
$ .... .IO •. ltf.,fl That we may not only continue, but may strengthen and extend our Council. service and bring Scouting to
an increased number of boys in 1943, we have planned a net operating budget of$ ...... ~.~~~.~ ...... *.
2. We had an employed Executive staff 0£.. ............... :4. ............ men December 31, 1942.
We plan to incre~se this staff by the employ~ent of.. .............. ,.O .................. additional men in 1943.
have been
3. In order to assure proper handling and accounting for the. funds entrusted· to· this Cou,ncil, our accounts w~
audited by ......... P.e21l., .... ~ ... Ml~ .... 8t .... C:...,.., ... (@~Jtttftri i~lilto ~'\mt~~t.f!)
(State whether professional accountants or Auditing Committee.)
* These figures should agree with corresponding totals in Finance Committee report.
Form 0-589E-80001142
REPORT OF LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE-1942
NAME OF COUNCIL... ................. ~j.~:~"';<·:~tf ... :~tt,\l..,i,.).,.. ... 1if..~,.A,._ ....i ..... .... ,.. ....................................................................................... RegionNo. ..................I ...... .
HEADQUARTERS· CITY ........................................................................................................................................ STATE ....................•.... :., ... •·:····: .......................................... . Council No ........ ~ ....... .
RESULTS IN BASIC TRAINING*
As of December 31, 1942, we have accomplished the followin~ towar,d providing all of the key leaders of our registered units with BASIC TRAINING•:
Leaders and Assistants (not Committeemen) with INTRODUCTORY TRAINING· ("Fundamentals of the Boy Scout Movement" or Total "Elements of
.l)cout Leadership-Part I") l:'[umber registered 12/31/42 ..............•.................. ;Number with Introductory Training ........... "'1i?.,I ................ ; Per cent .... ~$.,.:%;
Objective 12/31/43 Per cent ........... Jll ........... %.
UNITS HA YING a LEADER with BASIC TRAINING•
Number Have completed Objective Number . Number having a Objective
registered Basic Training• 12/31/43 registered Leader with Training 12/31/43
12/31/42 1'Juml5er % % 12/31/42 Numlier % %
Scoutmasters 'I.I.,;...~ At. • • Troops 143 , . '' ...
Assistants tit~ ~ Ul M Neigh'd Patrols
Cubmasters ~ • WA • Packs M U! ~ • Assistants 1ti\ s M ·- Neigh'd Dens
Skippers • m - M
Ships and S. S. Patrols • I • ·60
Mates ~
Exp. Troops
and Patrols· 1
Explorer Leaders Rover Crews
Assistants Air Squadrons
Rov.er and
Air Scout Leaders '
Assistants
TOTALS
"BASIC TRAINING means.completion of the appropriate training as follows: - ·
I. Scoutmasters and Assistants-Scoutmasters Course or Elements of Scout Leadership, Parts I and II, or former equivalent
2. Cubmasters and Assistants-Elements of Cub Leadership
3. Skippers and Mates-Skippers Course or Elements of Seascout Leadership
4. Explorer Leaders and Assistants-Explorer Leaders Course
5. Rover and Air Scout Leaders and Assistants-I, 3, or 4 above
UNITS WITH LEADERS TRAINED IN OUTDOOR WORK
a. Troops having at least one leader with training in Camping-course in
. "Troop Camping'', or "Elements of Scout Leadership,-Part III''-(Short
Term Camping).
b. Sea Scout Ships and Patrols having at least one leader with training in
"Sea Scout Camping and Cruising". ·
COMMISSIONERS WITH TRAINING 11
a. Number registered Commissioners .................................... .
b. Have completed a Commissioners' Training Course.
c. Have Basic course for Unit Leaders, but not Commissioners' Course.
LEADERS WITH SCOUT EXPERIENCE
a. Had Scout Experience starting with Tenderfoot Rank.
STATUS 12/31/42
Number ........ aJ. ............. .
Percent ......... ! ............. .
Number,. ..... Jt ......... .
Percent ......... D. ............ .
Number ........... :4 ............ .
Percent ........•..............
Number ............I.. ............... .
Percent ........ ~: ............ .
Number ...................... .
Percent ........ /ll: ............ .
The above information and that on the reverse side represent our Training Report for 1942 and our plans for 1943.
OBJECTIVE 12/31/43
... .1 0. .................... .
. ...... 8.0. ... , ............. .
....4.....0.... ....................
.... m .... .............. .
SIGNED ..................................................................................................................................................................................... Chairman, Leader~hip Training Committee
DATE .................................................................. SIGNED ..................................................................................................................................................................... SCOUT EXECUTIVE
1942 TRAINING RECORDS AND 1943 OBJECTIVES
"FUNDAMENTALS OF THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT," the Introductory .Training Session for all leaders of
Scouting-Council and District officers as well as unit leaders. Di.iring 1942 this Council conducted this session .......... f. ............... .
times with ........ l.11 ........ Jeaders receiving the training.
Approximately the following percent of leaders have completed this Introductory Training or its previous equivalent.
Council Members ................... 1 .......... %; Board Members ........................ 1 ........ %; Disfrict Committeemen ............... 0 .............. %; Commissioners
.............. 40 ........... %; Merit Badge Counsellors .................... 1 ......... %; Troop and Pack Committeemen .............. t. ............... %.
BASIC Scoutmasters' Course
TRAINING Elements o~ Cub Leadership
Skippers' Course
Explorer Leaders' Course
Air Scout Leaders~ Course
OUTDOOR Troop Camping
TRAINING Short Term Camping (Elements III)
Sea Scout Camping and Cruising
OTHER Health and Safety
TRAINING Standard First Aid
Principles of Scout and JPart I
Cub Leadership ) Part II
Commissioner's Course
Emergency Service (Leaders)
Messenger Service (Leaders)
Pack Organization
Troop Organization
Merit Badge Co~nselors
Troop Committeemen
Advanced Certificate
Other Courses
TOTAL COURSES AND CERTIFICATES
No.of
Courses
Conducted
1942
District Council
x x
No.of
Certificates
Issued
1943
CHECK COURSES
PLANNED
District . Council
x x
THE TRAINING COMMITTEE AND ITS OPERATION
CERTIFICATES AND
AWARDS -1942
1. ~~:;~;te~~-~~:~~~ .• '.::Jlivin_:
(Do not include Introductory Sessions)
2. Training Awards issued i
Scoutmasters' Keys .................... _~··-····· .. -······
\ Scouter's Training Awards ....... .!li ................... ..
Skipper's Keys_ .............. ·--··p-················-
TOTAL -·-···-····· .. -·-·-··"'--·-·----·-·-·
UNIVERSITY COURSES
The following Courses· 1iave been conducted
in Colleges, Seminaries, etc., located
in this Council. These Courses and
Certificates issued are included in the
Council totals.
Name of No. Ce_rti- Collell'.e Credit
School Courses ficates Yes No
~embership ofghe Council Leadership Training Committee consists of ................. D. .......... men and includes ................. l .............. District Representatives
and ....... - ......................... members-at-large. -
3 D" · f hi h. 3 h D" . T . . C . . T.he Counci.1 has ............. : .. ·····-- 1stncts, o w c ...................... ~ve. istrjt raining ommittees.
Training Committee Meetings Held 1942: Council... ........................ Distnct ........................... .
The Council fes volunteer course direc~on; or jstructors i~ the following courses. ( chec~v) : ·1f
~~~=:~:~~~:.~::·.:·.~::~:·,~."."."."."."~.~:·Ot;~;7::~:se~ .... :~~~~~~·::.·:.·.·.~·.-.·.:·.:·.~---~· .".·~:..·:.".".".".'. .... :.~~=-~.~~::::::·.:·.::·:.::·.:·.:·.::::·.:·:.·.·.·=-~~~~~-~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::'. .... ~~-~~·~·~·~~~·=~·~-~-~.~·.:::::::·.~~:::::·.:·.~::·.·.:·.::
. The Committee and. Executive Staff have given these course leadef special ins~ruction t~rough the fol~owing (cf ck v) :
Faculty Courses or Institutes ................................... , Personal Conferences ................ : ................... , Regional Institutes for Trainers ............... : ................... .
Does the Commifee have available a training inventory which indicates, by Districts, the key leaders with and without training?
Yes.--.. ······-···: ... , N 0 ......... ---······-·
Training in 1942 was conducted la.rgely on a District basis ........ - ................. , Council basis ......... _:!!·-·-·
Form 0-539C-S0001142
Make sure business re- REPORT OF. ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION
lated to December ex· COMMITTEE - 1942 Region No. 3 piratlons is accounted
for according to pro- ,
cedure announced In Name of Council Chl~~--·1 D,.:;:.A •. Id. - Dr. West's Bulletin . t
Council No. # 20, Series of 1941. ~-~· ,.,.~ Headquarters City ; till • State
Net
Transfers
Estimated due to Estimated Objectives
TABLE 1 Total on New in Separations # Territory Total New in Net for Dec. 31, 1941 1942 in 1942 changes Dec. 31, 1942 1943 Separations Dec. 31, 1943 (See note)
In Out
in 1943
1. Total Troops* ltl • 16 dl 11 ' lit
(a) Sea Scout Ships 4 4 I 3 I,) 10
(b) Sea Scout Patrols (in Troops) l 1 l ,, 2
(c) Explorer Troops
(d) Explorer Patrols (in Troops) l l l l 2
(e) Rover Crews
(£) Air Squadrons :) 0 2
(g) Air Scout Patrols (in Troops) 2 .;( .....
~ .. a
(h) Neighborhood Patrols
(i) Lone Scout Tribes
(j) Negro Troops ·44 I ' 47 10 5 IS
(k) Indian Troops
2. Total Scouts** ~ 144$ 1:.;ff ais l~ Vi~'5 •• (a) Sea Scouts • ,.. M 111 1{~ • :tll
(b) Explorer Scouts 11 ""\j 18 8 I :~~ • (c) Rover Scouts "*"
(d) Air Scouts ·*** '
(e) Lone Scouts l l 0 a
(£) Negro Scouts ., •• - .,. ~ *'° '" (g) Indian Scouts
3. Total Scouters WI ail .. llM .. -·~ 1114
4. Total Packs • • 8 • • ~ ... • Negro Packs 6 1 l I 3 1 ' Neighborhood Dens
5. Total Cubs 4~ ~ WO ea - 1'5 m
Negro Cubs " 80 • 113 60 • lml
6. Total Cubbers (including Den Mothers • 104 .. lat 100 • 181
Den Mothers la 14 11 8 u 10 ll
Den Chiefs
#"Net Separations" equals total separated minus "separated· reregistered."
*Include in figures on this line total number of all Troops, Explorer Troops, Rover Crews, Sea Scout Ships, Air Squadrons, Neighborhood Patrols and Lone
Scout Tribes. This will notnecessarily be the sum of lines (a) to (i) which follow.
**Include in figures on this line total number of all Scouts in above indicated units and Lone Scouts. In column "New in 1942" include only boys who were
new in Scouting in 1942. This will not necessarily be the sum of lines (a) to (f) which follow.
***In second column "New in 1942,'' include all boys who entered these branches of Scouting in 1942, whether Jhq transferred from some other branch of
Scouting or not. $ ~
(a) New 12-year-olds regVed in 1942 ............................................... ., ...... EtJmated new 12-year-old Scouts in 1943.-. ...................... - ... ·-····-·-··--·
(b) We had on record ............................................. Scout Troops and ............................................. Cub Packs expired and not reregistered on Dec. 31, 1942.
1
J I•
TABLE 2
A-Tenure achieved in 1942 by Scouts and by Assistant Scoutmasters Less than 1 2 3 4 Sor more
under 21 who have been ·Scouts. (1) 1 Year Yeai: Years Years Years Years TOTAL
(a) Number on roll Dec. 31, 1942 who attained respective years of
tenure in 1942 (2) 18 .. .. - Ut •• ans
(b) Number Net Separated in 1942 who attained respective years of I
~ .. - lA " • J..a9 tenure in 1942 (3)
(c) Total (a+b) who attained respective years of t~nure in 1942 lfmt 1414 ,. 4Da 115 ,,, 441.:J.
B-OBJECTIVES FOR 1943-2, 3, or 4 year Scouts in 1943 come from Less than 1 2 3 4 5 or more
the 1, 2, and 3 year Scouts of 1942 1 Year Year Years Years Years Years TOTAL
(d) Total who will attain respective years of tenure in 1943 1*··· ~ '1<)0· - 3).~} :l~(i 3,-'3'1(1
(1) When lapsed Troops reregister only Scouts and Assistant Scoutmasters under 21 who reregister with the Troop shall be credited with years of tenure
. attained during the lapsed period of the Troop.
(2) Scouts attain tenure only on anniversaries of the date they first became Scouts, which is not necessarily the same as the reregistration date of the
Troop. Separated Reregistered Scouts lose tenure credit for the period they were not registered.
(3) Do not include Scouts separated in 1942 who did not attain an additional year of tenure in 1942 before separating.
( 4) Information for both sections A and B of this table may readily be obtained from the Gray Scout Service Chart. If your Council does not keep this chart
a request to the Supply Service will bring you the "Gray Scout Service Manual".
Please check whether Council keeps the Gray Scout Service Chart: Yes O ; No S
TABLE 3 MEMBERSHIP FACTORS BY POPULATION GROUPS
Classify units by population groups, then secure data for 500,000 100,000 25,000 10,000 2,500 Under I
each group from unit records so classified. and to to to to 2,500 TOTAL
over 500,000 100,000 25,000 10,000 and o.c.
ANNUAL 12-YEAR-OLD BOY CROP.
Check totals in last colmn, A. New Scouts during 1942 1• :rm 14146
these 4 lines against corre-
.....
sponding totals in Table 1. B. Total Scouts Dec. 31,
~ ibV UU.5 Check Table 4 below sim- 1942.
ilarly. C. Total Troops Dec. 31, U'Sl. 1942. lal 30
D. Net dropped Troops
during 1942. 18 a 16
TABLE 4 f Use same pop'n. group
l headings as in Table 8.
A-New Cubs in each group in 1942. I ... :£R ~
B-Total Cubs, Dec. 31, 1942. m 00 ~
C-Number of Packs in each group Dec. 31, 1942. • i 3 a&
D-Packs dropped in each group in 1942. I • I ! ~) 4 I
TABLE 5 ORDERLY EXIT PLAN -1942
- Junior
Death Transfers Promotion Alumni Dropped TOTAL . Total Separated Scouts During 1942. 1! I I
I l.OW 1mrl
. ~ m Durmg 1942 ...................................................... of our Cubs became 12 years old. Of these, .......................... : ........................... became Scouts.
TROOP BUDGET AND PACK THRIFT PLAN
The Council has a definite plan for promoting the Troop Budget and Pack Thrift Plan (check one) Yes~; No o.
11.0 73 . . . ~ 80 .......................... ~ ........ Troops ( ...... 54
.. %) were on Budget Plan J?ec. 31, 1942; Obiecbve : .......... 11
................. Troops ( ......... %) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1943 .
.................. ~.~ ........ Packs ( .................. %) were on Thrift Plan Dec. 31, 1942; Objective : .................................... Packs ( .......... : ....... %) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1943.
Signed .................................. = ................................................................... .
Chr. Organization and Extension Committ~~
.. "I
Form 0·689D·80001142
REPORT OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE-1942
REGION No .. ~-·~-
Name of Council Ohl. .. Ommcd.1, :a.;;.A. JM. COUNCIL No!SSI.. '·- ---
Headquarters City . ~d•• State ·-'-'-mil==·.•" '--· __
RECORD OF YEAR-ROUND CAMPING-JAN. 1 to DEC. 31, 1942
Based on the statement in "Camping Policies" on "Council Supervision of the year-round Camping Program of the Troops," please state
below the numb~r <;>f Troops as of December 31, 1942 you consider are in Groups 1 and 2: (See Bulletin No. 5 of the "Chief Scout Executive,"
March 31, 1939.) GROUP 1: Number of Troops with an effective Camping Program ...........• ,. ..... ........................ Troops
(Adequate year-round outdoor program averaging one outing feature each month.)
2: A: Number of Troops doing some camping but not up
to the standard of Group 1 ..........S.....I.... ....................... Tr oops
B: Number of Troops doing NO camping ...........4....2.... ............... :. ...... Troops
TOTAL ABOVE GROUPS (Check with Org. and Ext. Committee report, "Total Troops, Dec. 31, 1942") ....... 1a ...................... Troops
ESTIMATE NUMBER of SCOUTS having NO CAMPING in 1942: ................. &m ............................................ Scouts.
This is valuable in measuring the job to be accomplished, and for the information of the Local Council as well as the Home Office.
Obviously this estimate must be based on a report from Troops at the end of the year.
*Troops=Troops, Ships,
Neighborhood Patrols
Explorer Troops, Tribes, Membership, June 30, 1942 was .... li.3 ........... Troops*, ....... 81. ..... Scouts. "Total belonging during the year": ... ~~ .......... Scouts (''5)
Rover Crews
YEARLY SUMMARY COUNCIL SUPERVISED CAMPING ' Included in Yearly Summary are: "
Include Tours, Cruises, Camporees, Agricultural Service Camps, etc. Council-wide Camporee s." ......... Scouts
Do Not Include Scouts from other Councils
District Camporees .................. Scouts
Long Short Agricultural Service Camp Scouts Term (*1) Term (*2) ..... ............
A. CHARTERED TROOPS Sea-Scout Rendezvous .................. Scouts
I. On Council Site Tours Outside Council ........... ...... Scouts
1. Number of Troops. .. -··-··--- 1 ta H .. H .... Scourers
2. Number differen~ Scouts ......... .a> 1461 Number of Tours .... . ............ Tours
3. Number Troop Scouters ........... 3 2't Philmont . ................. Scouts
4. Number Scout Days (*3) ...... 1~ .L o.18.4 " .................. Scourers
IL Off Council Site Plan to have Philmont trip in 1943: Yes. .. ..... ;No. . ~ ..
1 1 Total Negro Scouts, June 30, 1942 673 1. Number of Troops. ....................... i:ur·· Scouts ..
2. Number different Scouts ........ a4 14 Negro Scouts in Long Term Camps
...;~~~-"
Scouts
3. Number Troop Scouters ........... a I Sep~rate Camp for Negro Scouts ... ;No ...
4. Number Scout Days (*3) ..... 188 41 PROMOTION
B. PROVISIONAL TROOPS Summer Camp promotion chiefly by Troops ...... ; direct with Scouts .... x
I. On Council Site Have pl!J.n for advising Troops on all-year camping x
1. Number different Scouts ........ G program, using "Troop Camping Objectives," etc. Yes .. . ..... ;No. ......
Number Scout Days (*3) ............ 49'2 Earning and Saving for camp promoted in Troops: Yes ..... ... ;No ... x
2. .. ...
Short term camping reports by Troops are secured: Yes ... ..... ;No ... x
II. Off Council Site
1. Number different Scouts. .......... PROGRAM
2. Number Scout Days (*3) ............ 1942 Outdoor program included the following: (Check)
c. TOTALS - 1461
Senior Camping ......... ; Cub "Outings" (on family, den or pack
I. Number different Scouts (*4) basis) ......... ; Winter Camp ......... ; Sea Scout Cruises ......... ; Vacation is.a 491 II. % of Membership (*5) ............... .. Day Camps ...................
118 1499 "'!/'
III. Number Scout Days (*3) ......... Summer Camp on Troop and Patrol basis: Yes .... :'~.; No ....
(*1) Camping periods of six days or more should be reported under Long-Term.
( *2) Camping periods of less than six days and not less than overnight should be reported under Short-Term.
( *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 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 on this line is different Scouts camping during the year. It will not necessarily equal the sum of the attendance in the four previous classifications. (Estimate if
necessary.)
(*5) In computing the percentage of Long-Term Camping for the year, divide the number of different Scouts camping by the June 30 membership. In computing the percentage
in Short-Term Camping for the year, divide the number of different Scouts camping by the "Total Belonging During the Year" membership. The "Total Belonging"
equals the "Number on record at the Beginning of the Year". plus the "New During the Year" plus Scouts separated prior to 1942 and re-registered in 1942. This should
agree with Scout figure in first table on page 3, Section IV of Charter Application.
1942 FINANCIAL STATEMENT-CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL
Council budget appropriation for camping Capital Expt"nse $-·--·······--- Expenditures for Budgeted Capital Outlay $. 2a2()2,W:.6~
Capital Bills outstanding not included $----~
OPERATING RECEIPTS:
From Camper fees ·····-····~·········-·-······-··········$ ..... 1$_.e. .. 88
From other sources (Canteen etc.) ...... $ .............. .aft.._18
Total above items ·····-···-··············-·-·······-····-·····--····· $ ...... :347.0StH
"(Enter this figure i1,1 Finance Com. report, Col. 2)
Original Budget appropriation for Camp Operation ..... .
OPERATING EXPENSE
For Food by Council •.•...•............. :·-·-····-·--·------·For
Transportation by Council ---·-····-·-·······--·····-·-·-····-For
Salaries and Wages -·······-·····-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·······-····-····-····-·-··
For Income producing sources (canteen, etc.)·--····-····
Other Operating Expenditures --··--·-·····-····-·--·-·······-········
$ ... ·-·--····-·-···
$ .. _.l.Qt~ll
Total Receipts -···-·-·-·-··-·-·-·---·····-·-····--•oo········· (A) $ .............................•.... Total of above Expenditures ··-··········-···-·······-·······-·-·--··--·· S--·-·-·-···----·-
Operating JJl!i~ul!ei> ~ .,~ or Deficit ( B - A) ........... 0000 46798 $ ......................... ~ .... . Bills . outstanding not included above --·····--····-·--··-········ $ _____ 4"~1fl;I4i
Total Operation Expense ·····-·-·············-·-····-······-·· ( B) $-············--·-··--
Camp accounts (were) ( ~ audited on ..•....... -l •..... m>. •.... 11.G ......................................... 194 ...... , by ........•.............•.......•....•.............•.................•....•..... Public Accountants
PM;, •wJ:a• MltobeU: t"l O>. PHYSICAL FACILITIES
(List only changes since December 31, 1941)
I
No. of I No. of I
I
VALUATION
I
Used
I
Type of Camp**
CAMP NAME acres Troop CONTROL* I year
Sites Land Bldgs. Equipment around
I I I I I I I
* State whether" site is: (!) 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 (I) 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
. · ~ ·i"• ~u ..... u . D. • · · , N& Camp Director ----············-····-:: .......... -··-·····-~·-···..::···-'--·'··-·"'-·;·-·-·-·-·-····-·-·-·-·-·······-·············-·-·D1d he have Camp irector s comfillss1on ......•..........•..............•................•.... -.. ········-····-··-
lf more than one camp is operated...,.-list additional. directors below. State if they hold Camp Director's commissions.
I.~.... Jeeoohwll@ (l*..«-.}
. . . CAMP STAFF
Number on central Camp Staff? .. oo·•··········-~---·-········How many are registered Scouters? ........•..... ~~ ........•........... How many Adults. (over 21) ? .....•.......... !~····--·
Number of Provisional Troop Staff? .......... -·-····-····--·-····-····· Of these, how many are registered Scouters? .............................. How many Adults (over 21) ? .......... ·-····-····---·····
H Ids? 1fH h . S .. , $ ow many are o er couts. ··---·-··oo-•oo·······-··········· ow many ave no previous coutmg connection. ·····--·-·oo·-··········-····-······ .
NAME
APPRAISAL OF CENTRAL CAMP STAFF
Camp
Position I Scouti~g I Age I Connection
Would you
Re· appoint?
If not• I QUALITY OF SERVICE I Number of I ---..,---~_..,.1----,-1---,1--- Weeks on
Exe. Good Aver. Fair Poor Staff
Rate of
Pay
Per Week
(If necessary, attach sheet -with names and appraisal und~r headings above.)
* If you would not recommend reemployment, send in full particulars. · ·, •• a 43
Further comments: ·-·----·---------····-····-····-···-···-····-··········-·······---·-·-·-·······-····-·············-····-····--·······-····-····-···············-····-·····Date--·-····----·-················-········-····-····-·-· 19 _ (Signed) -·········-····-··--·· .. ·-···········---···········-·-·-··---····················-····-·--···············-··········-····-··oo•···············-····························:········--·--············-··············--·-·-·-··-····-····-····-·-····--·-···············--·---··
Chairman, Camping and Activities Committee Scout Executive
Street·--····-····-····-····-····-·--····-·········-·--····-····-·--····-··········~····-····-····-····· Note: Attach copies of camp bulletins, reports, special program features, photos, etc.
· City .. ·-······-····-·······-·-····-··············-····-···-····-State..--····-··-·-···-·-···-·······
NOTE: Civic Service and Special Events arecovered elsewhere in the Council report.
Form 0·689B·B000114ll
REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE-1942 Region No .. _· __.fi .... · __ _
Name.of Council._-~!l!l~~~Li~lDSUJl,...lLJ:b~Ll~b-.-~-----1
Headquarters CitY---"-'~"""-"-="--------~-Council
N o .. _s=·· =·-· __ _
(Please use only following classification. This is for purpose of National record and comparison)
EXPENDITURES-1942
Indicate if for period other than BUDGET-1943
calendar year
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 '"
I. Operating Expenditures: Total Expenditures Special Receipts Net Expenditures
(See Note I below) (Col. 1 minus Col. 2)
1. Executive Salaries* ------ $ A Ma (Ml $ $ .1.151.00 $ a .. mu.oo
2. Office Salaries ---------------- l,?:ID.lft 1.~.ll a. •• ;.t,-0
3. Retirement Contrib'ns ... 451.33 483-86 i!M .. t)O
4. Rent, Light, Heat, In-
1.t•~tl surance, Telephone ........... 1 .. sa1.n 1.4\ln.tJO
5. Office Supplies -------------- •·aa Bal.~3, .-.v.eo
6. Postage ---------------------------- 0.4$.,2$ e-.a1 I t'Kle.00
7. Transportation .. ....................... t.?St.ft a.m.w 1.aoo.00
8. Publicity -------------------------- lf.I~ lf.a 21.<~
9. Camping ----,--------------------- &,~ .. ft S.708 •. 16 n.a-.ae 2.~~00
10. Senior Scouting ........................ . ... ., ... fl/Q 00 ; ...
11. Cubbing ·-·----------------···----
12. Leadership Training
• ••• ea.a and Conferences ________ , __ ~~ • .oo
13. Circuses, M. B. Shows ea.ia as.11 and other activities _______ 100.0fit
14. National Quota -------------- roe.no a<# ... 00 mo.ra
15. Charter Fee --·----------------- "•® . 71.00 •• co
.16. Campaign Expenditures &.1•·· 6.,13.f» :Iiliil.o&
17. Interest on Indebtedness
(See Note 2 below)
18. Miscellaneous ______________ .. 311,.90 361.oo &-0.00
. TOTAL OPERATINr; ..,~.et&.• I ?00 11 f • ro .. :uw.'13 . .25,{m.oo
II. Capital Expenditures:
1. Office Equipment---------- lal.49 L'll ... 100.,00
2. Camp Property-------------
I
3. Automobile .. ....................................
TOT AL CAPIT AT 1m.e 11.8 .. G ltlO.OO
III. Total of Operating
M~~~rll Z,.700'.1& m.t»G .. a ~{$.100.00 and Capital (I + 11) <;, I! . .
IV. Revolving Accounts:
(National Funds) mo.OS 3ltl f;i6 1. BOYS' LIFE------------------- •··
2. Registrations ------------------- ~~-" ~.sao.11v
3. Scout Supplies ............................... ...~-... $_.(~··
TOTAL REVOLVING '°"•" '·®'··
v. Endowment, Trust Funds or other Permanent Investments S•Q{Xl.OO
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 Cou:ri.cil activities. Also report Revolving Account receipts in second column. '
NOTE 2--Do not include payments to reduce "principal" indebtedness.
NOTE 3-This refers to repayment of loans, the proceeds of which have been previously expended, bills and other obligations which
have been charged to the various items of the budget in previous years and so reported.
*Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transportation allowances. Do not distribute any salaries
to other budget items. . (OVER)
Analysis by population groups of income from contributions for 1942 Council operation.
Income ·from areas where Council participates Income from ¥~as
in Community Chest ·where Council does
Total
Chest Supplemental*
not participate
allocation contributions in Chest
Communities of 58fJjll0 Q I er .............................................
$ $ $ :.u.fta?.. .. 48 $ ••, ~~. ..
" " 100,000 to 500,000 ....................................
~,-......,..'. .!.-..
' " " 25,000 " 100,000 ....................................
" " 10,000 " 25,000 ...................... : .............
" " 2,500 " 10,000 ........ : ............. :· ............. •' "
" under 2,500 and open country .... ~ ............. )l.113,$ ·21aU,IJ)
$ $ $ $.
TOTAL.. ......................... 14.0&11 ~·"·" *Did Chest approve? Yes _ No~ ..
(Che.c. k one)
Funds for the 1943 budget outlined on pr('.ceding page ~~~rn"r• l:ieen raised.
NOTE-If funds not yet raised, state plans for securing funds here --~-·.~ _-·._ ·· · =·· _· ~_._·· .. ..::·!$p'-J_d.•_· -~-_·. ·. ·_-· .tf ':::...'_· -~_-· ·· _
'bglM!M Wil 1. l~~-
Budget for 1944, or next fiscal year, will be adopted by Executive Board abou..__ _f>~ _·_ v_,.._1-'•'-· _U_943._._. .- ----(
Date)
Assets, 12-31-42
Current-'Cash on hand and in bank
Unpaid Pledges
$ f;;i6tl611$l *Fixed - Real Estate $ 33_..250.00
3.~:?t~.00
31,(MJ(I~®
Supplies for Resale
Securities
B.stL•
Outstanding
Operations-Accounts and Bills Payable$ 357.10
Notes Payable
Camp Equipment
Office Equipment
Automobile
*Present Value
Obligations, 12-31-42
Capital-Accounts and Bills Payable
Notes Payable
Mortgages
$
· TOTAL :ljf.,l/J TOTAL, ____ o __
This Council has Trust or Endowment funds, as of December 31, 1942, totaling$ fl~fi•OO of which$. ____ _
was received during the year 1942. We are using (a) Standard Declaration of Trust _________ , or (b) some other
form approved by National Counci.._ ______________________________ ____
A comprehensive Five-year Financial Plan ~· been developed which has been in. effec years.
. . . . . . . as not . . ... ~ i(lii li'lewi..ib. in ~ea.
Council directed .. c_ampaign or campaigns ar.e to be. held on the following dates .m 1943 ==-------------
0\l'tH&ld:e· ot ~\V Co. W.'1. "' Jsrt!ln O"'~rmd.ffF ruM in QM• ~
Remarks, Explanations or Addition.~--------------------------------
Signed-----------Chr.
Finance Committee
Form 0-539G-30001142
REPORT OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE-1942
Name of Council. .............. ~J;\~~~~ .... ~~.l.1-... ~:!~~.!f~:! .... :~H~ ............................................................. . Region No. ...........
Headquarters City ............ ~~~~~~ ............................................................................. State ............ ~~-
Council No. . .•.....
The following report presents the activities and accomplishments under the direction of this Committee during the year 1942,
covering the three major aspects of our Health and Safety program, i.e., Protection, Education and Service.
1. The membership of this Committee includes ..... Jt ............. District Health and Safety Chairmen and the following technical
·experts, as checked: Safety ..... ~ ........ ; Public Health .. -. ....... ; Medicine .•...... ; Aquatics ....... ;Fire Prevention .... ~ ....... ; Firearms ...... ~ ....... ;
First Aid ...... # ...... ; Emergency Service ... :-. ........ ; Farm Safety... . ..... ; Mountaineering .. .
2. During 1942 the meeting places oL ..... Jt ............... of our Troops and other units ( ... Q .. % ) were inspected under the direction
of this Committee. Standard inspection form No. 1153 w~ot used.
3. During 1942 an inspection of the Council camp .,:S~~llJt made by the Committee with ' b ... ........ : ............... mem ers paruc1patmg .
........... ~ ............. Troop Camps, off the Council campsite, were held during the year, of whieh ..... 0. ....... .were inspected by the Committee.
4. Procedures to insure that all carriers used for the transportation of Scouts on Scouting activities were in proper condition
for such uses, with adequate insurance coverage, h~;:,:ot been in effect during 1942.
5. The plan for medical examination of new Scouts is in effect in .... Jl ........... of our Troops ( ....................... %) Form No. 1154
is;;;.t used.
6. Pre-camp medical examination is required for all who attend the Council camp as checked: Scouts ............... ; Camp
Leaders :llt .... ; Food Handlers ....... l.'t. ........ Form 952 and 952A ~ used.
are
~ Recheck of Scouts, Leaders and Food Handlers . made by a medical doctor after arrival at camp.
1S .·.
7. . ... 9 ........ Training courses in Health and Safety were given by this Council during the year with ... 9 ....... different Scouters
having completed the course.
8. We have an Emergency Service Corps of Senior Scouts with ............ M: ....... qualified members.
We h=ot a Mobilization Plan.
9. All cases of serious or fatal accidents or illness involvins Scouts, Scourers, or guests incident to Scouting activities in this
Council during 1942 have been promptly reported to the National Council, with the following exceptions with reasons ........................ .
...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
. . . . . . . ... . . . ...... ....... ....... .. ..... ....... .. . . . . . ..................................................... ~ ...................................................... ~ .................................................................................................................................................................. .
10. We have cooperated with the following local Health and Safety agencies in their activities .................................................................... .
..... ~~~~- ... ~:~ .... ~,~~~~~.~ .... ~~~:t .... :~-r;~~~ ... 1-l:~ .... ~:~! ....................................................................................................................... .
11. Our Program as planned for 1943 includes the following, as checked:
a) Complete organization of Committee including all technical experts and chairmen of District Health and Safety Committees
...... ~ .......................... .
b) Medical examination of new Scouts in all Troops . . ............. .,or in. 10 ....... % of our Troops.
c) Program of Inspection as checked: Troop and other unit meeting places .•......... ; Council and Troop Camps ... ~ ........... .,
S S f .. All transportation equipment. . .. ; ea cout watercra t ............................. ..
d) Emergency Service Corps ... ~ ......... with. .. qualified members by December 31; Mobilization Plan ..
e) Training Courses in Health and Safety ... ~... . ..... (No. of courses ...... ~ .............. .).
Signed ............................................................................................................................................... .
Chai,rman, Health and Safety Committee
Form 0-689H-30001142
(5)
EMPLOYED STAFF FOR 1943
(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.
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Region No. 8
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Form 0-539A-30001142
This copy for National Office D; Regional Office D; Local Office D.
(Check appropriate box on each copy.)
TRANSMITTAL SHEET
Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter
Region No._,,,l"------
Council No .... .M8 ... · ...... · .___ _ _
NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA,
2 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y.
DO NOT WRITE HERE
Charter Fee $ _____ _
Quota. _________ _
Scouter Fees _______ _
Tota..__ _________ _
Chl•~- Attached is the application of the ______________________________________ Council,
___ ._Me'--.-'~"" .. '->hl-==· ""9""*"--f$M"". "".~==•~-------~for renewal of charter for the year beginning July 1, 1943, together with reports as called for.
Headquarters City, State
Supplementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following:
(If any of the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expected on the line marked "Date")
Note: ~tems No. 1, 6, 7 and 8 should accompany application, and No. 5 if possible.
1. Charter Fee
2. Payment of Quota
3. Scouter Fees
Yes or No f•• 4. aa Scouter Applications
(No.) Yes or No
5. Audit Report for 1942 re~
Yes or No
6. Scout Executive's Report for 1942 l'ttfi
Yes or No
7. Civic Service Report for 1942 !'es
Yes or No
8. Program and Objectives for 1943 tea
9 R t r is enclosed ~,.,,. ._ '!I ""·Ar.I
· os e will be mailed. ___ tJ_•_.,,...__._Gi_,w·_•~41i<_._u>_·•-_· _____ _
Date
was mailed _________________ _
Date
Date
f>0:t1,., oo. l.948
Date •·i.o.... 'I 't t'l<A'\:I
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Date
~- l, 1943
Date
Signe------,.--------Scout
Executive
4. This Council has accepted its quota of $bJKl .......... for the year 1943, and agrees to pay it to the treasurer of the
National Council as follows:. in full herewith, $ ................ -.: ......... ; in ............... 11 ................ equal payments of $ ........... each during the
months of. ............. ~ ... (J!li4 ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... ..
5. Our total outstanding indebtedness as of December 31, 1942, amounted to $Uf11.14. Of this amount, $af«lf> ...... ..
is due the National Supply Service which the Council plans to liquidate by (date) ., ....... ,., .... llQ...... . . ..... through monthly
payments of $ ................................. beginning ............................................................................................................... .
6. This Council requests that for the period July 1, 1943 to June 30, 1944 credit be extended by the Supply Service for
an amount not to exceed $1o.Otl'tl0 .......... at any one time, and agrees to maintain the account on a thirty day basis. This Council
was incorporated under the laws of this State in the year 1 ....... The corporate name is:
'"':···"""""'""'~"""""""'Q~at~ ... ~ .... -v. .... -.. ..... , .. ~ ................. : .................................................................................................. .
III. ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION
. .l. This Council's memb~rship record of total boys and men follows:
"TOTAL BELONGING" DURING THE YEAR
..
CUBS CUBBERS* SCOUTS SCOUTERS TOTAL BELONGING (See Note)
During 1941 - llt ... "'° ... During 1942 s.• I.ii ... IAH f19
NOTE: For Cubs, Cubbers, Scouts, Scouters, (first 4 columns above) "Total Belonging" equals number on record at beginning of year, plus
new during year, plus separated reregistered who were separated prior to 1942.
·For last column, use preceding formula and then deduct Cubs who became Scouts and Scouts who became Scouters. (Last column
will not be sum of first 4 columns.)
AS OF. DECEMBER 31:
CUBS CUBBERS* SCOUTS SCOUTERS TOTAL
December 31, 1941 - • .. UY .,,
December 31, 1942 .. 121 .IJJll a. .. 1943 Objective -
ft1 di .. - &IM .. * "Cubbers" should include registered Den Mothers.
2. On December 31, 1942 we had ......... JJll ........ .Troops which represent an Opportunity Index, that is, the opportunity for
boys to be Scouts, of·~:$. ................... We propose to increase our total number of Troops to .... ). .............. by December 31: 1943,
thus increasing our Opportunity Index to ... 4..4 ................ The highest 25 % of the Councils ip the country have an Opportunity
Index of 4.8 or better. -
In 1942 we organized ........ $1 .............. new Troops and Dropped and failed to reorganize ........ y ............. Troops.
}· During 1942 we enrolled.l~ .......... new Scouts, giving us a Recruiting Index oL.8r.8 ........... We propose. to enroll
lt.~'.::J: .............. new Scouts during 1943 for a Recruiting Index oL33........ ... The highest 25% of the Councils in the country
have a Recruiting Index of 45.0 or better.
During 1942 we had a net dropped oL.lal.f. ......... Scouts.
4. On December 31, 1942 we had ....... :at ................. Cub Packs and expect to increase this to.............. ..... Packs by December
31, 1943. During 1942 we dropped and failed to reorganize ........ 11 ................... ..Cub Packs. ·
5. We enrolled ... ~ ....... new Cubs during 1942, and expect to enroll........... new Cubs during 1943.
6. During 1942. ... J.:~. -·- ... different Scouts reached a tenure of 4 years in Scouting. By 1943 we expect ·100-
Scouts will reach a 4-year _tenure.
7. On December 31, 1942 ..... :: ................... % of our Troops were operating on the Standard Troop Budget Plan. We expect to
.---- .. ·.•---··---· increase this to _ .... . % by the end of 1943.
8. Approximately .. II .. _ .. % of our Scouts and ....... IQ.. . ... % of our Cubs as of December 31, 1942 had uniforms.
9. Boy Fact Survey was conducted in ........ l ...................... Districts in 1942, in.. I _ . Districts in 1941.
~ IV. CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES
1. During 1942 ............. J.. .. 1-..... % of our Troops and ......... ,.$ . :. % of our Scouts were in camp for at least one week under
their own leadership. We expect to increase this to ............. :a··········· % of our Troops and ..............•........... % of our Scouts in 1943.
2. . i-·······'fll········· ... % of our Troops and .... ···········J.f ··· % of our Scouts h~p no camping experience (either short or Jong term
camping) during 1942. (Check with corresponding· figures in Camping Jrril Activities. Committee report.)
3. This Council promoted an Activities program in 1942 including the following, as checked: Boy Scout Week participation
....... g:•·Y.-········; :Circus, _or similar type .............................. ; M~it Badge Show .............................. ; Camporee ........... (Jc,. ............. ; Mobilization
............................. ; Agricultural Fair. participation ......... ; ..... ·········:~.Yacation_ program· in addition to Camping .............................. ; Pilgrimages to
historic shrines .............................. ; First Aid Demonstrations ......... ,..{;}: .. <~·····;· Troop Special Events ........... i;f,..~lt •......
. ~·~ • . ;+· --~.. 'i: t -· . '
NOTE: Please use the following symbols to indicate· whether event is on a Couneil or District basis:-"C''-Council; "D"District;
"N"-Neighborhood or Sm.all Community; us.e any coml5ination of symbols if several types are held. .. :.·.·.
V. -~EAJ?ERSHIP. TR~:(~If'l:G1; Because,~~~~he impor~~~ce of t~aining as a ni_ajor responsibility and Loca!- Council activity,
provlSlon 1s made this y~r for a separate ·l;~Oft emphas1zmg the 1ob that remams undone, as well as the JOb that has been
accomplished, as also t~~ objectives for ·I9~1J:'his· is done "'.ith the understarlck ~t the special· r~QR training will be
presented to the Executive Board as '~·;part pf t,he Council's annual ~~~port. · · <~" VI. ,A_DV A~E'ME Nrt' '.;;· ·" --~,.
. I . ' '· .·
. -_i . '"- .S~e s)t'_a.rate report. · · ,,
of such meeting places were
· Mobilization Plan
VIII. READING PR~RAM ., ·. ,:; ·" ''-:--.. ·' ::~\;.~
A. BO:£~~.tf}'.; :::-··.'
To• · ... ;the iise of BOY-·.··
as subkri '"'' ';
:~ihy all Scouts, we will help attain the National goal of "50% of all Scout membership
\,; 1. ~- ·1·Progi:ess and Object~ eport'shciwed we had ... 1L6. % of our Scouts subscribing toBOYS' LIFE for a total
· 6L ......•....... subscriptions on Dece ber 31, 1942.
2. Anticipating a reasonable increase in 1943 we have set a BOYS' LIFE objective of. ............... U. ..... % of our members as
subscriber~. This will result in a total oL ........•...... subscriptions on December 31, 1943.
B. GENERAL
1. In 1942 this Council dJi~'• promote good reading. We used a.) Field Commissioner for reading: Yes .................. ,
No .. 41; ..... ; b.) Reading Committee: Yes.. X ..... , No ................ Committee had ........... I ....... members.
2. Reading has been promoted in ...... ~'.$.of our Dist.tiers by Field Commissioners: Yes ............. ,No. )~ ..... ,
~
or by ...... ·····i.ellMU.·~···fJ~;r-\toee~tl,·······,....·······························································································································································································
3. In 1943 we plan to use a.) Field Commissioner: Yes ................................. , No . X ............. ; b.) Reading Committee:
Yes .... ········~········ .. , No ................... ; or....... . .............................................................................................................. , ................................................... , ........ ,: ... ; ............ .
4. ... . ·5····. of our Troops ( · i-.2 ...... % ) have an organized program· for stimulating good reading.
5. . ..............•.... of our Troops ( ................ 18%) have Troop libraries.
6. We have ................. !. ...... Reading M. B. Counsellors.
Form 0 1062·-3600942
RJ<:GION No. CouNCIL No.
COUNCIL
6 15158 ROSTER
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REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date------·-----~---~ •. :.E.944- .................. ,
CounciL ..... ----------····-----------~~!~~-!!. ................................................................................................. State.: __________ f.'-M~-=--------------------------·-•
I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending ............ fl~.O..t ..... 3.1. ............. : ............ ________ , 19.-43-..;
(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 itublication 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 TITLES
PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY
Professional Staff
Executive
Asst. Exec.
Asst. Exec.
Field Exec.
Field Exec.
Eield Exec.
Volunteer Staff (( - f~)) ._,
~ ~ Field Com'r.
;> (C<\ (G~ Field Com'r.
fR. ~ \> Field Com'r.
o~ ~ v Field Com'r.
~~ \\ Dist. Com'r.
d'\ <\ ~"\~- Dist. Com'r.
~ If\\~' Dist. Com'r.
\. U~ Dist. Com'r.
Dist. Com'r.
Dist. Com'r.
Dist. Com'r.
PROFESSIONAL AND
VOLUNTEER STAFF
Please Fill in AU Columns
AC 2f p
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Dist. Com'r.
Neighborhood Com'r.
Neighborhood Com'r.
Neighborhood Com'r.
Neighborhood Com'r.
Neighborhood Com'r.
Neighborhood Com'r.
* If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be
checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter.
I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl.
21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above).
2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as i~te~ column ab,~JVe). ~ ·
Signed .. , ..... lt!!f_,_6/_~4_io_11;!>i2 .. )fl[f_l!2J!Ainrd ................ Scout Executive
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,
191 6, 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 p'atriotism, 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 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 m
carrying out the Boy Scout Program."
THE SCOUT OATH
On my honor I will do my best-
To do my duty to God and my country, and to obey the
Scout Law;
To help other people at all times;
To keep myself physically strong, mentally awake, and morally
straight.
THE SCOUT LAW
1. A Scout is trustworthy.
A Scout's honor is to be trusted. If he were to violate his
honor by telling a lie, or by cheating or by not doing exactly a
given task, when trusted on his honor, he may be directed to
hand over his Scout Badge.
2. A Scout is loyal.
He is loyal to all to whom loyalty is due: his Scout leader, his
home, and parents and country.
3. A Scout is helpful.
He must be prepared at any time to save life, help injured persons,
and share the home duties. He must do at least one Good
Turn to somebody every day.
4. A Scout is friendly.
He is a friend to all and a brother to every other Scout.
S. 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 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 enemii:!s, and defeat does not down him.
11. A Scout is clean.
He keeps clean in body and thought, stands for clean speech,
clean sport, clean habits, and travels with a clean crowd.
12. A Scout is reverent.
He is reverent toward God. He is faithful in his religious
duties, and respects the convictions of others in matters of custom
and religion.
Certificates written (small) _____________ ~-----------------------
Certificates written (large)-------------·-----~------------------
Stencils made. ___________________ _ Compared, _________________ _
STATISTICAL APPROVAL
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REGION No. ·. C.mNcn. No.
-.-- 5 - COUNCIL ROSTER
REGISTRATION ~~~R OF COUNCIL SCOOTERS Date---~~--~!~----~~~~---------·-·:·-·------·-----··
CouriciL ..................................... : ________ .~_l!:'!_ ___________ ............................. -----·--------··-------·-·--·-··-------·---------- State. ....... !~-----------·-----:;~------------····•
I agree to serve on the de s1· gnate d group or c omrm· ttee o f the Co unc1·1 f or t h e yea·r end 'm g ... ·-·--·-D--e--e-e-·m-··b··e··i·--···3··1··- -·-·········-·--------, 19- 4-3- ··
(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 itublication 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 TITLES
PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY
Professional Staff Me mp.ht.a
j·w. Gord.Qn Morrie 501 Columbian Mutual Tower Executive
ll·.A. v ' ' »eau.o.hamp (?feoo) 20 s .. p.~\l"kwa.v E<?,s' Asst. Exec.
Asst. Exec.
I D. Ted 0.bildrfHta 501 OoltUllbian Mutual Towe# Field Exec. ::2 oJ...
if Haskell Mize . 501 Columbian Mu.tu.al Tower Field Exec.
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lope E. Ford ·~l!l~ ~ Route l, Hernando. Mias ... et'""I
Volunteer Staff (( - f0J\$ ..
~ ~ Field Com'r.
/ ~[G(Cj~ Field Com'r. -
PROFESSIONAL AND
VOLUNTEER STAFF
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Neighborhood Com'r.
Neighborhood Com'r.
Neighborhood Com'r.
Neighborhood Com'r.
Neighborhood Com'r. .,
* If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be
checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is. paid elsewhere as Council Scouter.
I hereby certify that every man listed hereon is-
AO )1
AO 54
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REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date .... __________ J_ •• ___ .at.,~ .. lt.Q •.....................•
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I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending .... ____ J}.f'IJJB.Ur. .. .11 ...... -.. ·-·--··---··--··· 19.iJ_.,
· · (Expiration Date)
and hereby make application for registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts
of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be guided by the Constitution
and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be promulgated from time to time by the National
and Local Councils.
I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is to cover subscription to EXECUTIVE BOARD
the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership with the understanding that this subscription will
commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration
of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. Please Fill in All Columns
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COUNCIL
5 658 ROSTER
REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date_, ______ ,. ___ if~~--~~-'---~?.1!! ................. .
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I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending .... _ ...... _.l>.H..em.b§r._.n_ _______________ , 19.-~.I..,
· (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 Lo.cal 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 tha~ this subscription will
commence with the date of receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration
of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my application. Please Fill in All Columns
NAME
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ADDRESS
STREET No. CITY
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TITLES
President
Vice-President
Vice-President
Vice-President
Treasurer
Scout Com'r.
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Camp. & Act. Chr.
Health & Saf. Chr.
Finance Chr.
Cubbing Chr.
Sen.Sc.&SeaSc.Chr.
Rural Chr.
Reading Chr.
Pub. Rel. Chr.
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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-
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Form' 0-1062B-3600942.
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I REGION No. CouNcIL No.
COUNCIL • 558 ROSTER
I • . J . ~ u~ REGISTRATION ROSTER OF. COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ............. ~!7-________ !J ____________________________________ ,
Council. .. ____________________________ 9.~.!~!-~! _______________________ : ___________ ~------------------------------------------------------------- State·-------------~~~-----------------------------·
I agree to· serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the
year ending Deoeni'ber 31 1943 and hereby make a;plication for
· (Expiration Date)
registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of
Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils.
PLEASE CHECK GROUP
Iii Additional Executive Board Members. Do not in.
elude men already listed on Form 1062A.
IX Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing
each District is marked properly.
D Merit Badge Counselor.
D Council Member not assigned to Committee.
D Committee-one sheet ·can be used providing each
Committee is marked properly.
I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is
to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership
with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of
receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration
of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my
application. Please Fill in All Columns
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STREET No. CITY g~ g~81i" PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT .\1" '""' s.~. f
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21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above).
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F'orm 0-1062B-2500742
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' " R1m10N No. CouNcrL No.
COUNCIL
.I ·558 . ROSTER
REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS 'Date. ........... i~--;~--~~-----·----····----··
Council. ............. ~~-~~~----·--··----·--··--····----·······--·------·----·---·,·--·----·-~-----··--····-·------······~----·--·--·--··---- State ........ ~----·------··----··------··--··---·•
I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the
year ending Dee.bar 31 t9-9and hereby make application for
(Expiration Date)
registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of
Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils.
I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is
to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership
with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of
receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration
of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my
ap11li<"atinn.
LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES
IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER
NAME
Pi.EASE TYPE OR PRINT
ADDRESS
STREET No.
'-"'""'eo1. w.1. llacon iM - ~-· ~ · · (\.A~ 1):::. v
./'Jd.ge JI.la BarlmJr 204 - u '~. Pi'ift
PLEASE CHECK GROUP
D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include
men already listed on Form 1062A.
D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing
each District is marked properly.
D Merit Badge Counselor.
[kCouncil Member not assigned to Committee.
[j~Committee-one sheet can be used providing each
Committee is marked properly.
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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 0f age or over (as indicated in column above). ·
2. An Ame;ican Citi"u "' luIB taken out his fi"t ~:;~'.;:;t;?t:;:._,2gg;~~;;•L .................. Srout Executive
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Form 0-1062B-250<>742
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COUNCIL
ROSTER
REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ___ :_~~--?.,~•---~i?~---------··----·----------·
CounciL------------------------------~b.l.¢.b§g______________________________________________________________________________________________ State ______________ 1J!JIUdl...--------------·------------•
I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the
year ending Deoubet 31 · , 19..Aa and hereby make application for
(Expiration Date)
registration with the Boy Scouts of Am~rica. I subscribe to the Declaration of
Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils.
I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is
to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership
with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of
receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration
of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my
applkatlnn.
LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES
IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER
NAME
Pt.EASE TYPE OR PRINT
;,,,/w.w. Cox
ADDRESS
STREET No.
PLEASE CHECK GROUP
O Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include
men already listed on Form 1062A.
O Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
O District Committee-one sheet can be used providing
each District is marked properly.
O Merit Badge Counselor.
Iii Council Member not assigned to Committee.
O Committee--one sheet can be used providing each
Committee is marked properly.
Please Fill in All Columns
CITY
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* 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 Citizep or has taken out his first ~::1~:-~~('~~_;:;_~}-~-~:'_V;::~~------------·---Scout Executive
Form 0-1062B-2500742
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REGION No. CouNCIL No.
CoUNCIL
ti $11' ROSTER
REGISTRATION . ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOOTERS Date.---1-..--a,. .. U43.---·-··············--········-····
Council-·······-············J~~~§Y.: ..................................................... ·-··································-············ State. .................. ~•-····-···--···-··-···-•
I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the
year ending l'leAes;ber a ' 19---G and hereby make application for
(Expiration Date)
registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of
Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils.
I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is
to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership
with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of
receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration
of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my
applic-ation.
LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES
IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER
NAME
PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT
ADDRESS
STREET No.
PLEASE CHECK GROUP
O Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include
men already listed on Form 1062A.
O Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
O District Committee-one sheet can be used providing
each District is marked properly.
O Merit Badge Counselor.
llt&Council Member not assigned to Committee.
O Committee-one sheet can be used providing each
Committee is marked properly.
Please Fill in AH Columns
* 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 0f age or over (as indicated in column above).
2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first ~~;::.~;;r:~~~:~:'.2~~~:~.iZ:!L.~;41 .................. Scout Executive
I
Form 0-1062B-2500742
I
REGION No. CouNCIL No.
COUNCIL
5 558 ROSTER
' ..
REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date. ....... i•~---~f*_J.'~----·-·······-·····--·-····-·
Council. .......................................... 9~!'~~---····················-···········-················································ State ................. ~to . ., .......................... .
I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the
year ending ho. a 19 43 and hereby make application for
(Expiration Date)
registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of
Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils.
PLEASE CHECK GROUP
D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include
men already listed on Form 1062A.
D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing
each District is marked properly.
D Merit Badge Counselor.
la Council Mern:ber not assigned to Committee.
D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each
Committee is marked properly.
I transmit herewith $1.0Q 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
apf!lfratinn. Please Fill in All Columns
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LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES
,, ~g~~ s .. """' :. .... C'"" 11>8<> ... "' -"' IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER ti'" " ... mg~~ ""' ADDRESS
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~ '/ ~.w. Hale Court House •
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/Menill lr__.
* 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 foe is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter.
I hereby certify that every man listed hereon is_;.
1. 21 years 0£ age or over (as indicated in column above).
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2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first ~~::::_~~:!il :~;~:':~~-~f~_f;~~?2.~ .............. Scout Executive
'
' Form 0-1062B-250074'2 ·,
' REGION No. CouNCIL No.
COUNCIL
5 558 ROSTER .
REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date. ....... _ .. .tt<.a .... .26 .•.. aa ........... ~ .............. .
Council. ....................... Jlh14k:e.sa. .................................... ______________________________________________________________ State ............. !.en. .. ~---·······················•
I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the
year ending .Dettember Sl , 19..41., and hereby make application for
(Expiration Date)
registration with the Boy Scouts of Am~rica. I subscribe to the Declaration of
Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as stated on the reverse side, .and agree,· if a membership certificate is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils.
PLEASE CHECK GROUP
D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include
men already listed on Form 1062A.
D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing
each District is marked properly.
D Merit Badge Counselor.
1:1 Council Member not assigned to Committee.
D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each
Committee is marked properly.
I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is
to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership
with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of
receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration
of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my
apflliration. Please Fill in All Columns
'CJ ~ LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES ~ e.= ~ ....
'" "'"' i:;lic:I' b" ..... ;. .... 1:1 ... P>!l<I> ... CD ;-[ IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER t:lm Qg~~ ""' ,..to' II;"~ ADDRESS to""' o"flJQ- "' i::o-m "" tii'Z 6'§ g ::~~ o"'
""' ""' NAME ~=! ~ 5- ::::t:i 8'5; a:=
rne3 ell == P'o g~ "l'<i PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY "" ~~@if a: CD"" "' S-CD • I II' .. ..
* 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 0£ age or over (as indicated in column above).
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Form 0-1062B-2500742
' REGION No. CouNcIL No.
COUNCIL • &58 Ro STER
REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ... .l~--••--l9a ........................... .
Council. .. ·--·---···-----····-(tb.'t~.&lr: ........................................... , .......... -.. ··-·······-·····-··························· State ....... ~·-····-·-·-··--···-··---··········-•
I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the
year ending llfrcmaber 31 , t9__4l and hereby make application for
(Expiration Date) ·
registration with the Boy Scouts of Am~rica. I subscribe to the Declaration of
Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils.
I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is
to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership
with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of
receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration
of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my
app lira tion.
LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES
IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER
ADDRESS
NAME
PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No.
PLEASE CHECK GROUP
D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include
men already listed on Form 1062A.
D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing
each District is marked properly.
D Merit Badge Counselor.
fm Council Member not assigned to Committee.
D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each
Committee is marked properly.
Please Fill in All Columns
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* If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--0ne should be
checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter.
I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl.
21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above).
2. An Amerioan Citi= oc ha' taken out hfa fa't ~;::.~~~t~;~1?.f ~_,._,,,_. ___ ......... Soout Exeoutive
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Form 0-1062B-3600942-
,. -
I REGION No. CouNCIL No.
COUNCIL
5 558 Ros TE~
REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTER....'i Date ............ !~--?.~! __ !~-~------------------·
CounciL ___________ ·-····-··-·--QP.J..Q~~-'=Y .....................................................• -----·------·-----·--·-·--····-···-·----- ···--·- State ......... ~-~! .... ------·------·--·······-·-----·
I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the
year ending Decem~e~ 31 , 19~ and hereby make application for
(Expiration Date)
registration with the Boy Scouts of Am.:rica. I subscribe to the Declaration of
Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils.
PLEASE CHECK GROUP
D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include
men already listed on Form 1062A.
D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing
each District is marked properly.
D Merit Badge Counselor.
IS Council Member not assigned to Committee.
D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each
Committee is marked properly.
I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is
to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership
with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of
receipt of membership .fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration
of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my
application. Please Fill in All Columns
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LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES .. "'"'
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* If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be
checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter.
I hereby certify that every man listed hereon is~
1. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above).
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2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first ~::::.~:~"i~:.~=-~~~i~i_a:"-!t:!~:~::L ............ Scout Executive
For~ 0-1062B'.3600942.
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' REGION No. CouNcIL No.
COUNCIL
I 5fJe ROSTER
REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ............... !~~: .. ~.t ... ~,~L ................... .
Council ....... ·-········-··--g~~-~'!I! .................................................... _________________________________________________ State .... ~.!~! ...................................... .
I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the
year ending December 31 1~3 and hereby make application for
(Expiration Date)
registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of
Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. ·
PLEASE CHECK GROUP
D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include
men already listed on Form 1062A.
D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing
each District is marked properly.
O Merit Badge Counselor.
~ Council Member not assigned to Committee.
D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each
Committee is marked properly.
I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is
to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership
with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of
receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration
of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my
application. Please Fill in All Columns
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* 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).
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Form 0-1062B-3600942·
" ' REGION No. CouNCILNo.
COUNCIL
I $58 ROSTER
REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date .............. ifl.U« ... Zl,. __ 19.4.L ........ : ............. .
Council. ....................... --~-~~~!~ ................................................... ·-··································-············· State ........ ~~~---·-------------·--··-·--·---····.
I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the
year ending Deeember a j i9 4.3 and hereby make application for
(Expiration Date)
registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of
Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as stated on the reverse side, and- agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils.
PLEASE CHECK GROUP
D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include
men already listed on Form 1062A.
D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing
each District is marked properly. .
D Merit Badge Counselor.
OlltCouncil Member not assigned to Committee.
D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each
Committee is marked properly.
I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is
to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership
with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of
receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration
of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my
application. Please Fill in All Columns
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ADDRESS
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I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isgo
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2. An American Citizen or has taken out bi's first ~:::::_~:~-~:/'~~~i~-~.iti?".if~:~,'1';~~---·········Scout Executive
' Form 0-1062B-3600942·
- ' ' R.Ji:atoN No. CouNcIL No.
CoUNCIL
5 558 ROSTER
REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date--·-··-···tT.a. .•. :.ath .... 19::4;, _____________________________ ,
Council ............. <!.!!!~~~~~-----------·---------------------------------------------------------'----·-·-····-----------·-----····--·-·-·-·--- State ... ·---·------~~-~------------·---------·--·--··
I agree to s~e on ~he d3i,gnated group or Committee of the Council for the
year ending . oem. er . . 19 4a· and hereby make application for
(Expiration Date) _ · .
registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of
Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils.
I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is
to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership
with the 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
lN ALPHABETICAL ORDER
NAME.
ADDRESS
PLEASE CHECK GROUP
D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include
men already listed on Form 1062A.
D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D District Committee-one sheet can be used provid-
.. ing each District is marked properly.
[JIEMerit Badge Counselor.
D Council Member not assigned to Committee.
~ Committee-one sheet can be used providing each
Committee is marked properly.
Please Fill itt All Columns
/ PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET N ci. CITY
Merit 1!1 .. .:a- Co---.. <t••
R .. J~ lhtmnhries
Re
(( (())~
* 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 p~pers (~~ate£in column -;°.~e). , . . . . .
. S1gned .... df.~.UJ';!._~·f/J!]J:M. .. ~--1_:g;~~;{~:~,__.!! __________________ Scout Executive
Feb ..
. Nr;. 't ~:~ G· 1· t(:-.J. q c~ VJ 1 c ! . '.l ~ Il .. f: .A • ,
f~ I' ~..\:c :\~. i:.. "J' r;, ~Lt C} i
N"'W Yc•rk Ctty, N, Y.
1943.
n C-ordo n Horris
, Bccmt ~:·.xPcrutiVt!
·-·-:·
Form 0-1062B-3600942'
L
' REGION No. CouNCIL No.
COUNCIL
5 57 ROSTER
REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ............ F..ebr.ua~.J" ... .l.0.,. ... 19..4:3 ......... .
.· Council ....... .c.b.i.c.k.a.saw ................................................................... _________________________________________________ State ........•................•.............................
I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for ·the
year ending D eo °'R.l~ $P ~r ' 19---43 and hereby make application for
(il!Xpiration Da e
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,
all 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
[N ALPHABETICAL ORDER
NAME
PLEA.SE TYPE OR PRINT
ADDRESS
STREET No.
PLEASE CHECK GROUP
D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include
men already listed on Form 1062A.
D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing
each Di!;trict is marked properly.
D Merit Badge Counselor.
D Council Member not assigned to Committee.
D Committee-one she.et can be used providing each
Committee is marked properly.
Please Fill in All Columns
·CITY
* 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.
l\li~tto:nnl Councll, ll,.:; .. A.,
· :~ P ~~r.?r Aven1J&,
!!ei'.• Yr:r~~ City, N.Y.
lnctnd.ed in the inc1osed ehtick ~. 3 :'~1 .oo for uhich
•,1.., Gor:-~on Ho1~r1s
Scout 1".,;,~em.;;.t i ve
Form 0-1062B-3600942
..
'
REGION No. CouNcIL No.·
COUNCIL
5 558 ROST.ER
REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date _________ ~:~~!' ___ _?.;?_,:?-:~~---------·····-----------------··
CounciL ______________ J .. ~!~~P:l!.L ..... Q!:~~~-:~!'! ...... --------------------------------------·------.. -----···-------------- State ..... ·---------~-!~------···--------------------·
I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the
year ending lieC+ 31 , 19 43 and hereby make application for
(Expiration Date)
registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of
Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils.
I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is
to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership
with the understanding that this subscription will ~ommence 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,
B.L. McGeor.2:e
ADDRESS
STREET No.
PLEASE CHECK GROUP
D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include
men already listed on Form 1062A. .
D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D District 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.
Please Fill in All Columns
CITY
"I. ~C 51 PC
* If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be
checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter.
I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl.
21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above).
2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above).
Signed_···-·········--·····-··---------···-····-·········-------·····--·-·······'. ........... Scout Ex~cutive
Form-0-1062B ·3600942
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'.
' REGION No. CouN:CIL No.
COUNCIL
5 65~ i
ROSTER
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REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS · Date ....... Mt;i,.r-.c:l:!---~----l.~--------------------·----·
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I agree to serve on the designated .group or Committee of the Council for the
year ending Dia i:•. §.1 ( p1ra ion Date)
, 19~ and hereby make application for
registration with the Boy Scouts of Am~rica. I subscribe to the Declaration of
Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils.
I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is
to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership
with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of
receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration
of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my
application.
PLEASE CHECK GROUP
D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include
men already listed on Form 1062A.
D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D District 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.
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I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl.
21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above).
2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above).
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N~w York Ctty, N.Y.
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i.hd;ional Council, B.S.A.,
2 Park. ltvenue 1 Nev York City, N.Y.
Includecl in the inclosed ch""ck ple1-1se ftnd
¥2.10 for ~1hich please register 1;he t'l.m Ar.out~rs on
[: t taebed sheet. Pl~ase send us a large and small
certificate for Mr. Robert Pe.ul Astor.
Cordially yonrs,
v. noroon H0.Y•rie
Scout Executj.ve
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Form 0-1062B-3600942
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REGION No. CouNcIL No.
COUNCIL
5 558 ROSTER
REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date _______ .J«a.t>.oh----'--~----l-94.3-.-----------------· .
CounciL _________________ Q_h~.9-~-~~W.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- .. -------- State·------~-~nn.~------------------------------·--·
I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the
year ending D1c~1ber 31 , 19~ and hereby make application for
p1ration Date)
registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of
Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as stated on the rev:erse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils.
PLEASE CHECK GROUP
D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include
men already listed on Form 1062A.
D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D District 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.
I transmit herewith $1.0Q membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is
to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership
with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of
receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration
of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my
application. Please Fill in All Columns
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I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl.
21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above).
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Signed ____________________ -/')l::J~llf~----·--------------Scout Executive
NGt~onal Goun~il, n.~.A.,
2 Pr;rt~ Av~mue,
Ne~ York City, N.~.
Crmtlemen:
Included in thE.l lncloB ed a1•;~.l"t ts .! 2. 00 for ~/~ 1 ioh
r.:. Gor<'on rturrie
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Form, 0-1062B-3600942,
' I REGION No. CouNCILNo.
COUNCIL
5 558 ROSTER
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~~ REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ..... Ma~Gh---~>·---l-94-3. ........................ .
Council. .................... 0.1:1.19.lca.e.a.w ............... :~ ..................................... _. __________________________ ...................... State. ......... ?:'~-~~---·····························-·
I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the
year ending DeMμ,1b.S;r)j gl , 19.A..3, and hereby make application for
piratlon ate
registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of
Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. '
I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is
to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership
with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of
receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration
of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my
application.
UST MEN ON COMMITTEES
[N ALPHABETICAL ORDER
NAME
PLEA.SE TYPE OR PRINT
ADDRESS
STREET No.
1~"1 R't n&rham St.
81 s. Front St. It
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PLEASE CHECK GROUP
D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include
men already listed on Form 1062A.
D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D District 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.
Please Fill in All Columns
CITY.
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* 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
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March 29, 1943.
National Council, B.R.A.,
2 PP.rk Avenue,
::·.'~w York C 5.ty, N. Y.
Gentlemen:
Included in the inclos Rd check. i a 11'1. on for i.-!1":1.cJ'l
pler:t"H! register
Mr. Henry M. Clayton
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Hfs. Lif~ht, GaA !?-· \lf te:r Div. /\ .t:. 39
as a. Ccnncil Member for the year 1036. Mr. Clayton ha.A been
actively connected w~_th Chickasaw Counctl since 1933 anc1 defl1res
to bec,:me a. Ten Year Veteran Scout. On chAck1ng his records
We would apprAcinte it if you vnuld reR1~t~r ~im
for the above year so that he may WP,a.r the Ten Year Veteran
Badge• Application f(r Ten YP,ar Veteran 1s 1nclos ed.
Sincerely yours,
W .. Gordon Morris
Scout F:xecut :ive
Form 0-1062B-3600942 ,1t- 1.D
'" REGION No. CouNcxi:. No.
COUNCIL
5 558 ROSTER
REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL, SCOUTERS Date ....... .Ma.r.ch ... 31.., ... 194.3 .•.....................
Council. ................. ----Cb.1..c-ka..s.aw--------------~-------------------------------------------------~-----------------··········--------- State ...... !.enn. ..................................... .
I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the
year ending Detg: . 21,l · , 19_4_3and hereby make application for
p1ra on Date)
registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of
Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils.
I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is
to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership
with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of
receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration
of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my
application.
LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES
[N ALPHABETICAL ORDER
NAME
I PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT
J <m.---- ... rt
ADDRESS
STREET No.
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PLEASE CHECK GROUP
D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include
men already listed on Form 1062A.
D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D District 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.
CITY
Menmh1s
Please Fill in All Columns
* 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
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Mar. 31, 1943.
Nat:lonal Council, B. 8 .A. Ino.,
2 Park Avenue,
Ne;-r York Clty, N.Y.
Gentlemen:
Included in t}•e inoloeed check is t:1.oo for which
please reg_ister th~ Scouter on the attachP-d sheet.
Sincerely you'rr; .
w. Gordon Morris
Scout ti:xecutive
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Form 0-1062B-3600942
REGION No.
5
Report # g;4 L [
CouNcIL No.
558
COUNCIL
ROSTER
REGISTRATION ROSTER ·oF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date-----A~)P-!-1-.. -1-3-,---1-94-3-.-·------------------· ....
CounciL ..... Oll1.c.ka.s.atti ............ -----------------······-------------------------------------------·-------------------·····-·-··---······ State ....... 'Jl.e*ll!l-.-··· .. ·············-······-·-······· •
I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the
year ending DMO"~'.Jrm gl , 19_A.3and hereby make application for
pirat'ion ate)
registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of
Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils.
I· transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is
to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership
with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of
receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration
of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my
application.
LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES
[N ALPHABETICAL ORDER
NAME
PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT
ADDRESS
STREET No.
- _ t@_
o\\ ~ -
PLEASE CHECK GROUP
D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include
men already listed on Form 1062A.
D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not iriclude men already listed on Form 1062A.
D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing
each District is marked properly.
D Merit Badge Counselor. ·
D Council Member not assigned to Committee.
D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each
Committee is marked properly.
CITY
'lh~mnh1 a
Please Fill in All Columns
* 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 ~ol n abov .
Signed ...................... ~-------~----············ ······-·····--············----Scout Executive . ···~ .
Apr:tl 1'3, 1943.
rat1on2l Council, B.a.A.,
2 Park /\venue,
Ne-w York Ci. ty, N. Y.
Gentlemen.:
Incluued j,n the inolosed checlc is 1"1.00 for which
pleaR~ r 0 g1AtAr the Scouter on the attached ShP 0 t.
T.,fGM/'·f ·• "', Vi
Cordlally yours,
r.r. Gordon Morrie
Scout F.xecut1ve
Form 0-1062B-3600942
REGION No. CouNCIL No.
COUNCIL
5 558 ROSTER
REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ..... Apr-1-l--.1.~--:1943---···················--·
Council. ................. ... .Cl:\i.c.k.&.aaw---·····················-·····-····················--·····················-···-···-········-·-···-·· State ............... !l!.enn., ......................... .
I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the
year ending DCMffiltei't ~l , 19--4-&nd hereby make application for
pira on ate .
registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration· of
Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils.
I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is
to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership
with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of
receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration
of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of · my
application.
LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES
[N ALPHABETICAL ORDER
NAME
PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT
ADDRESS
STREET No.
Farnsworth Blatt.
PLEASE CHECK GROUP
D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include
men ~!ready listed on Form 1062A.
D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing
each District is marked properly.
D Merit Badge Counselor.
D Council Member not assigned to Committee.
D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each
Committee is marked properly.
CITY
Memnh••
Please Fill in All Columns
Re x AC 4~ PO
* If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--one should be
ch,ecked 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
National Council, B.8.A.,
2 Park Avenue,
New York City, N.Y.
Gentlemen:
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April -?--11, 1943.
Included in the 1nclos,ed check for $1.00 for which
please register Mr. Dolph Clark ns a Counctl MembPr 1n Chicka.~11w
Council.
In January of this yea1• ,,,e registered Mr. Clnrk as
e. Council Member in "M1lit~ry Servtce" and rr>oe1ved a card 'for
same but he is back in c1v1.11an 11.fe now and desir.P-s to pe.y
his 1}.1.00 for reglstration.
WGM/W
Cordially yours,
w. Gordon Morris
Scout Executive
Rli:moN No. CouNcIL No.
5 558
COUNCIL
ROSTER
REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ......... .}.ta~---20,, ... 1.943. ........................... .
Council... ...................... C.b.1.ckasaw ... .C.o.unc..i.l..,. ... B .... :3.+A ....... _____ , ____________________ , ______ ................. State ........... T.e.nn .•.......................... : ... .
I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the
year ending Deoery1ber 31 , 19...AZ and hereby make application for
(Expiration Date)
registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of
Religious Principle of the Boy. Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils.
I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is
to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership
with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of
receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration
of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my
application.
PLEASE CHECK GROUP
D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include
men already listed on Form 1062A.
D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D District 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.
Please Fill in All Columns
~IST MEN ON COMMITTEES I<! ~ I z 8'~ l5' !!io :ii.... .. (t "'"' ''"' i:r" a > ~ S::ii"l ;._ ....
N ALPHABETICAL ORDER i:r ... ~ ~~ i ,;-~ "" ..
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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).
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Forni 0-7l6 !OOM 2-39 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)
COUNCIL NO. TROOP No.
To Serve as 01-.:.ai mia..'1 of :Tina.">'l.ce Cb:umi t t ~-------------=---------=------,
(Rank) Troop No. and City (or Subject if Merit Badge Counselor)
From _______ --"J-'an"'' ~.,_l-'"'-_l--'9-'43::..::.... ______________ To J a:r1 o 1, 1944.,
(Expiration date)
!:.~r 3 1943.
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 ati nal and continue until z::e iration of my annual registration. I submit
additional information listed below in sup f Y,; ication.
SIGNATURE of APPLICANT in fu · ~
Street address (Mailing address)------""'~"""-=--"'-'..,..::U.0'-"""'--11!:......;;.---,,....------·--------...---------
City Uern.~:ihi s County .,..1e State Tenn.
Residence telephone number __ __;.9_--'4~6""'1=-"-'3 _____ Business telephone number 8-7766
Approve Title (of Approving officer)--------------
(see "Approval" on information sheet)
1. Ag . Amer. Citizen or First Papers? ___________________________ _
3. Have you already paid a registration fee in another capacity? Yes D No D if so, What?---------
4. Do you desire pocket certificate ~ large certificate for framing D (or both lOc additional) D----------
5. Were you a Scout? Yes D No 13: If so, How long? ____________ Tr. No.
6. Were you a Cub? Yes D No [11:: If so, How long? Pack No.----------
7. Have you been a Scout Official Yes D No D ____ What capacity? Where?--------
8. When and how long?------------------------------~--------~
9. What, if any, Scout Training Certificate do you hold? ________________________ _
l~ Present occupation and position hcld _________________________________ _
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 D High School D College 0------
13. What is your religious preference? Catholic D Jew D Protestant ~ Othei; D None D
14. Are you a member? Yes ~ No D
IS. Are you marri,ed? Yes [j No D __ 16. Have you boys of your own? Yes D No ~------
17. Rae .1.~ es•ro
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
(for Troop Organization Committee)
Date Signature_
Scout Executive (To be signed by Head of Institution if Not Under Council)
(1) INDEX: Status of Troop Expiration
(2) APPROVAL
(3) Certificate written
(4) Large certificate written
Statistical Entry
(5) Stencil Mad" CompareA
(6) Application filed Filed by
May 20, 1943.
Nation~cl C>tmctl, B.S.A.,
2 Park Avenue,
New York City, N.Y ..
Gentlemen:
please register the Sooutnr.s on the attached sheet.
WGP/w
Cordially yours,
W. Gordon Morr'iB
Scout Executive
I
Form' 0-1062S-3600942
REGtoN No. CouNctL No.
COUNCIL . 5 558 ROSTER
REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ........ ..J.UJ.7 ... 14., .... 1943 ..... ~----··-·----·-·----·
Council. ......... Chickaf.taw. ................................................................ _________ , _ , _____ , ____ , ____ , ___ ,_.__, _____ , ___ State."·-··---1§11.\D. .••. ~ •..•.•...•.... '"·----··----·
I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the
year ending December 31 , 19-----A.and hereby make application for
(Expiration Date) _
registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of
Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils.
PLEASE CHECK GROUP
O Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include
men already listed on Form 1062A.
0 Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
rtot include men already listed on Form 1062A. ·
0 District Committee-one sheet can be used providing
each District is marked properly;
O Merit Badge Counselor.
0 Council Member not assigned to Committee.
O Committee-one sheet can be used providing each
Committee is marked properly.
I transmit herewith $1.0Q membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is
to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership
with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of
receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration
of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my
application. Please Fill in All Columns
~ "' ~ LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES .. e.~ :a~ > :...H "'"' i::i.i::si::r ..... El t:>' ... ll>E!<>,.. El [N ALPHABETICAL ORDER 1:1'" "' mg~m -g "l "' i;!; ll-f cs,.. ~ .,
~t10Q;' ADDRESS g~ .. - ... " arz
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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).
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July 14, 19A:-'.
Nf'tionnl Connotl, B.R.A ••
2 Parle Avenue,
Ne .. ,.r York C1. ty 1 N. Y.
Gent:Lenen;
Mr. Dyer "t-r.~.s r r>gist~l"ed on Tro0p 7'l ~ Sena.tob1.a,
~a ~rn. r:i.nfi his r~p,1r:itration expired ,June 30, 1943. This 50¢
tcJ"f'R care of hi~ reg18tra.t1 on until Den. 31, 19.r'f,5.
Thanking you and with best wishes, :r. am
Cordlally yours,
w. Clordon Morris
Scout Executive
Form 0-1062B-3600942
R.BGION No.
I
CouNCIL No.
COUNCIL
ROSTER
REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date. .... ; .......... !~~~--l"-•---i~g--------··--------·
CounciL ......... ~~~~~W ................. -----------------··-·--·--·-·------···--·--····--·------------·--------------------------·------·--- State. ..... ----~-~~~!-~----·-····-·----···---·
I agree to s~n ~ designated group 48 Com~ittee of the Coundl for the
year ending • · · · , 19__;__, and hereby make application for
· (Expiration Date)
registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of
Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils.
I transmit herewith $1.0Q 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
[N ALPHABETICAL ORDER
NAME
PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT
ADDRESS
STREET No.
PLEASE CHECK GROUP
D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include
men already listed on Form 1062A.
D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D District 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.
Please Fill in All Columns
CITY
l\ /I~))
* If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--one should be
checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter.
I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl.
21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above).
2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above).
Signed _________________________________ !~--!!~--~~-~~----·-----·---Scout Executive
Form O-lObZB-3600942 ·.
''·:--.. .. . ,._ _,
c. •.
.. REGION No. CouNCIL No •
COUNCIL
~ , 5 558 ROSTER
REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ____ .Ja.nuar_y ___ 31., .... l.9At4.. .. _________________ •
CounciL ........ _ ...... @~ka-s.a.w---·····-··········---······--·-···-·····--···--···--·--·--···-········-·--·--········--·-···-----·····-·· State ....... T.enn.·-··-······-·-~---·-·············-···
I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the
year ending Dec. 31 · , 19.ti., and hereby make application for
(Expiration Date)
registration with the Boy Scouts of Am~rica. 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 subscrfption 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
/Vance Alexander
><
/
Brot.rn
ADDRESS
STREET No.
PLEASE CHECK GROUP
D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include
men already listed on Form 1062A.
D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D District 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.
Please Fill in All Columns
* If Scoi.1ter is to be registered in various capadties 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 ( ::ef"V¥1icat~ in column 'il:~~_;). . •
S . d - .v:t,.,". ~·~/'"'·'Jr/ JJ ·f} ,, • nu'r'"r111 'J..P.< s t E t' 1gne _JJ;;,li:?jj _______ .,_'C': • .:, •• '-.tf!.~~(9 ..... ,, .............. , ... :.;i,. ____ ;;___________________ cou xecu 1ve
Form 0-1062B-3600942
,.~ REGION No. COUNCIL No.
COUNCIL
5 558 ROSTER
REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOOTERS Date ________________ Ja.n ...... -31+--19.~.4-------- .. ---·---·
Council ... ---·---···-··--····-.Oh.i.ckas.a.w ................................................ ___________ : _____________ .................... ~---·· State.-T.aRA-,···············-·-········--···-···----·
I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the
year ending Dee • 31 , 19 44 and hereby make application for
(Expiration Date)
registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of
Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a ·membership certificate is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils.
I transmit herewith $1'.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is
to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership
with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of
receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration
of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my
application.
LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES
IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER
NAME
PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT
Burch
ADDRESS
STREET No.
E.L. Bruce Lumber co.
1006 EXohange Bldg.
PLEASE CHECK GROUP
O Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include
men already listed on Form 1062A.
0 Additional Executive Board Members at :{.arge. Do
not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
0 District Committee-one sheet can be used providing
each District is marked properly.
O Merit Badge Counselor.
0 Council Member not assigned to Committee.
'0 Committee-one sheet can be used providing each
Committee is marked properly.
CITY
emu hie
Please Fill in All Columns
Hernando Miss.
Memphis
we11 Brothers
9 'MILITARY SERVICE*
85 McCall st. x
21
, 1'~ H Orum Jr. E.H. Crum Oo. .x
* lf 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 inc;licat!i!d in column ;i>bove). ,
S. d ~ ,;uo/'1:.y (J/f'((- •1/b ':}}~J 11 r/'.' ~ 11/i~<'. S E · ' 1gne ____ ,,L/"_~,_Ji._.,,,_,_, __________ , ______ R.'../A. • .1£-••• ~----'----·-·-···--··-··-·-····- cout xecutive
Form 0-1062B-3600942
" "'
" REGION No. CouNcIL No.
COUNCIL
5 558 ROSTER
REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ... .J.an •... 31-;t·--19.44--------------------------·· ..
Council ......... ___ Oh1C.ka.a8.1l ................................................................................................................ State ........ f.e.nn. .................................. .
I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the
year ending Dec I 31 ' 19~ and hereby make application for
(Expiration Date) •
registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of
Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils. ·
PLEASE CHECK GROUP
D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include
men already listed on Form 1062A.
D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D District 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.
I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is
to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership
with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of
receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration
of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my
application. ' Please' Fill in All Columns
"' ~ ~ LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES !!.l":il1-< (t " ..... s:uS: t:s-'""' B ;_ ..... IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER ti' ...
I" B"''"' I''" ii a:5~~ :;-i ,.ti'
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NAME P>:il g 5- =E">:li:i: "'o r.oea .. ~i ig ...
STREET No. CITY ~~ g ~g ;"
PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT ~ .. .,. ag- :r
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445 Ell.sworth
* 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).
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Form 0-106ZB-3600942
·'
REGION No, CouNcIL :No. C·
COUNCIL
5 558 ROSTER
REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date _____________ _Jan ..... .3l., ... .l.9.4A ................... .
CounciL·-·----··-··-···-------Q.~!-~-~-~~~~-----···------·-··--·-·······------~---------------------···--------··--------------·----··-·· State .... ------~-~!':~.!--------------------······--·-·
I agree to sme on ii designated group or Committee of the Council for the·
year ending ee. . ' 19__!~nd hereby make application for
(Expiration Date)
registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of
Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and. Scout Law,
as stated on the reverse· side, and agree, if a membership certificate· is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and-By-Laws.and such rules and regulations as- may be
promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils.·
PLEASE CHECK GROUP
D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include
men already listed on Form 1062A. *
D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing
each District is marked properly~
D Merit Badge Counselor.
D Council Member not assigned to Committee.
D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each
Committee is marked properly.
I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is
to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership
with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of
receipt of membership fee .at the National Office and continue until the expiration
of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my.
application. Please Fill in All Columns
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~IST MEN ON COMMITTEES <> a::i:a;.., c
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./ ~ff .A. Ga:vlor 1883 N. Ra1nhnw nriv• 'RA y
v Sidney Genette l.621 Linden lllo ~A.
../Charles Glascock Commerce Title Bl.di<!. ~- :'I"
>/".Jack Goldsmith '· if M: ILITARY SERVIC~tt llA
>/' Dr. J.s. ooltman Y •MILITARY SERVI OE* t:!o
v Ceo11 Gooch 123 E. Park.way lL et~ ~& ,,. ,,, Chas. r. Goodman P.O .. Rolf' 416 /A /R\ '\Q) 'd) M 'Y
,/Dr. L. 1'1T. Graves Cour1t House l\ 11~\> :Re x
/John ·era7 1864 _@_ - Madiaon ~ 'DA '!I."
..,,. Ruse ell c. Greste: \/ Anderson c1" r-!5" ~\~~on co. 'Ra '.I'
,// F •. M. Grout Oolon:ta.l ll""l>. '\., \\.:.~.
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./ Arthur Halle g; ~ARY 5 E:RVICE" ~~ . t!'lo
..,/Lake k:rs rr (0)'tt ILI!ARY. RERVIn1i!tt 'Rt.I!
/Robert G. Heard. ~~ 546 Commerce Title BldtJ.". l';?~ 'Ir'
./ .A.L. Heiskell steriek Bld.G?. nA T
;/ N. Wallace Henry Memphis Street :!?""11.wA.Y t'!n. 'Adi ...
Herbert Hertt Herft Motor Co •.• 29&
-- .( Union Ava • 'RA y
( R.L .. Herrington 1988 Youn a »• T
/ B.w. Hirsh. 195 Buena V1sta 'RA y
v Dean H.B. Hoag 700 Ponlar Ra x
1/ Dr. J.J. !bbson 1024 Madi111on AVA. llA ,,.
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./ . "". Hob.enberg '*MILITARY SERVICE'* ~-
* 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).
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Form 0-106ZB-3600942
'·~· t< ... ·• REG!ON No. CouNc1L No. '
; COUNCIL
5 558 ROSTER
REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date .............. ~.~m .•.... 3-l.., ..... l.9~4 __________________ ,
Council. .............. 9-h.~9-~_§A\W. .............................................................................................................. State .............. l.tit_J'.11! ........... ; .................•
I agree to serve on th?,f esignated group· or Committee of the Council for the
year ending Dec• 19 4~nd hereby make application for
(Expiration Date)
registration with the Boy Scouts of Americ1L I subscribe to the Declaration of
Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and. Scout Law,
as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws. and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from time to time .by the National and Local Councils.
I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is
to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership
with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of
receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration
of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my
application.
~IST MEN ON COMMITTEES
N ALPHABETICAL ORDER
NAME
PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT
./Herbert
· A.L .• Ho
., Miller M.
Robert J
R .. Livermor
ADDRESS
STREET No.
PLEASE CHECK GROUP
D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include
men already listed on Form 1062A.
D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D District 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.
Please Fill in All Columns
CITY
* 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 ~::::: __ :~~~&;.~i~:~Jf~,~:'M~d~..a ............... Scout Executive
Form 0-1062B-3600942
' '··
'
..:: °REGION No. CouNcIL No .
COUNCIL
5 558 ROSTER
REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL .SCOUTERS Date .....• J~.Q_, ___ 3.;l4 .... l~~4. ........................... ,
Council. ........... Jlh1.e.lta.se..w ............................................................... _ ................................................ State ....... !S.M. ................................... .
I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the .Council for the
year ending Dee• 31 , 19-44, and hereby make application for
(Expiration Date)
registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of
Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils.
I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is
to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership
with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of
receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration
of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of .my
application.
,IST MEN ON COMMITTEES
N ALPHABETICAL ORDER
NAME
Orndorff
r1eld Ozburn
ADDRESS
·@;
STREET No. '~
PLEASE CHECK GROUP
D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include
men already listed on Form 1062A.
D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing
each.District is marked properly.
D Merit Badge Counselor.
D Council Member not assigned to Committee.
D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each
Committee is marked properly.
CITY
Memphis
Please Fill in All Columns
*·If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be
checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter.
I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl.
21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above).
2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first p~pers ( a:7a~41:~:n .a1Jr~). . .
S1gned ..... ,t;.fit;,_~_{t. ___________ 'f/&?. _____ '!ff _(lkJJA. .. (t. __ }. _____________ Scout Executive
Form 0-1062B-3600942
'· l\, " REGION No. CouNCl~ No.
; COUNCIL
5 55$ ROSTER
REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ____ l.~~~it:~.-~_!._,_ ___ t~~l~-.!'---·····-·"-·-·-··-------··
Council. .... -0..iP.~.Q-~.f.AW. .... ------···-····----·-·--··-----:-·------··---------·--··-··--····--··----·-·····----····-······-····--·-· .. ·--····· State __ ,,·--l-9'111 11·---~---·-··---··---········-··--·.
I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the
year ending Dd • 31, , 19~nd hereby make application for
(Expiration Date)
regi&tration with the Boy Scouts of Aml!rica; I subscribe to the Declaration of
Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as st'3,ted on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils.
PLEASE CHECK GROUP
D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include
men already listed on Form 1062A.
D Additional Executiv..e Board Members at Large. Do
not includemertalready listed on Form 1062A.
D District Comm.ittee-one sheet can be used providing
each District is marked properly.
D Merit Badge Counselor.
D Council Member not assigned to Committee.
D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each
Committee is marked properly.
I transmit herewith $1.00 membership 9,ues for one year, fifty cents of which is
to cover subscription' to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membei;-ship
with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of
receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration
of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my
application. Please Fill in All Columns
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N ALPHABETICAL ORDER j;S: Ii'"" "8<1>"" si Qg'~~ ,..,. """ "'$ ADDRESS "''" g~~! g~ ;;z erg ,, .. g i-J~ p:! = ....
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* 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 fe~ 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).
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Form 0-1062B-3600942 . RFGION No . CouNCIL No.
5
COUNCIL
55f.1' ROSTER
'
REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date---~-----J.an ..... 31., .... 1-944. ______________________ .
CounciL ................. Jlhi.OhB!J..Jat ____________________________________________________ ·--~------------------------------···--------------- State ........ ~-~~D----------------------------------··
I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the
year ending n ec • 31 · ' . 19 44 and hereby make application for
(ExpiratiOn Date) '
registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of
Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from tiine 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 wilt 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.
:.,rsT MEN ON COMMITTEES
[N ALPHABETICAL ORDER
NAME
PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT
Jnr~ R.o. Schmeisser
/ Me~r1ll Schwartz
./Raymond Skinner
v Wa,lter L .. Sm1th
ADDRESS
STREET No.
225 Lucerne
· Forest Hill Dairy
tt MILITARY . SERVI-OE•
PLEASE CHECK GROUP
D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include
men already listed on Form 1062A.
D Additional Ex~cutive Board Members at Large. Do
not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing
each District is marked properly.
D Merit Badge Counselor.
D Council Member not assigned to Committee.
D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each
Committee is marked properly.
CIIY Mempnls
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v Alfred Sohm Commerce Ti tie in da _ ~ ~O) )} Re x
/Herman Spears Re x
_ G&i'm~own. Tenn •
./G.D. Str.ausa
/H.P .. Sullivan
./ L. W. Te.nner Re 77
../ E.F. Thompson fr (())'~lon Planters Nn-t1r.no1 YaaP\lr Re x
../ Blanchard s. TUal ~W 1814 Excha.n~e Blda-.
Be x
../John Valentine J. Goldsinith•a & Sons Co. Re x
·-< John B. Vesey 825 Union Ave. Re lt
1
/ Dr. S.L. Wadley 879 Madison Ave. Re x
/Andrew B. Waggener
* 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 e~sewhere as Council Scouter.
I hereby certify that every man listed hereon is-
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l. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above).
2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as J7iate~~-column al?:?;e~. . . . .
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Form 0-1062B-3600942
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< REGION No. CouNCILNo.
COUNCIL
5 658 ROSTER
REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date----·-·-----/.~~-!----~*°-'---J~~~-4-. ___________________ •
CounciL ..... Chi.o.k..a..s.a.if ___________________________ .. _____________________________________ . ____________ •.•.. _____________________________________ State._. ___ . __ !!~~-·--·-------------·------------------·
I agree to sene on the designated group or Committee. of the Council for the
year ending D~C. 31 19 44 and hereby make application for
(Expiration Date)
registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the DeClaration of
Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils.
I transmit herewith $LOO membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is
to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTlNG for the period of my membership
with the understanding that this subscription w:ill 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
applicaticin.
LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES
[N ALPHABETICAL ORDER
NAME
PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT
./ Alvin lL wai1
,/ w. ~ .. ,, •. Wessell
./ Renr:r wetter
ADDRESS
STREET No.
The samelson OQ.
weaaell Construction
107 Court
PLEASE CHECK GROUP
D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include
men already listed on Form 1062A.
D Additional .Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not irtclude men already listed on Form 1062A.
D District Committee-one shefa 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.
Please Fill in All Columns
x
Re x
; Rev. Chae. L. W1dne· r ·Germantown .Tenn Re
J J. Bradv W1leY A.A
..; Russel Wilkinson
./ O.P. Williams
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/ Har.r.Y L. Wilson x
./ GeorQ'e wood o\\ ~
/ Abe wurzbura Memnhis
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v Dr. Th.omae 1C. You~W Idlew1ld Pres, Church Memphis Re
*.If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be
checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter.
I hereby certify that every man listed hereon is- ·. ~ ~
1. 21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above).
2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first ~::::.~:~:~..i~:g;~~:'..':~~Jf~--~?:.~.,~-~------·-------·---Scout Executive
Form 0-1062B-3600942
v . REGION No. CouNcir. No .
., COUNCIL
5 558 ROSTER
REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ____ .J.a.n ...... 31.:t---19.4·!. ___________________________ ,
Council. ...................... !Jhi:0.4~------------··-···--····-·····-···-------······------------·--·······-·-····-.. --.----------------···· State .... !.e..nn.. _________________________________ "·--·
I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the
year ending Dec, 31 , 19~ and hereby make application for
(Expiration Date)
registration with the Boy Scouts of Americ~ I s~bscribe to the Declaration of
Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils.
I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is
to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership
with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of
receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration
of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my
application.
PLEASE CHECK GROUP
r:%.Additional Executive Board Members. Do not in- ·
elude men already listed on Form 1062A.
D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing
each District is marked properly.
D Merit Badge Counselor.
D Council Member not assigned to Committee.
D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each
Committee is marked properly.
Please Fill in All Columns
~IST MEN ON COMMITTEES
N ALPHABETICAL ORDER
EXECUTIVE BOARD
ADDRESS
NAME
PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. CITY
* 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~dica.&~ i_~ column aJ2~~e !; .
S . cl ;Jv', "'1"~?/ Ai'f',,.. -1 'I , !/ fJ,,Vrr" ·n <:i,~ s . t E t" 1gne -·· -tf--•. ------°!'--···-ff.&-.1 • .,_.,..:_ .. , ___ "' _ _({:_,,,_., __ ,.,,_______________________ cou xecu 1ve . .
Form 0-1062B-3600942
,, . R:i;:GiON No. CouN'c1i No .
COUNCIL
5 558 Ro STER
REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ........ i.~J~" .. ·---~~-'----!~4.:~---··-···----------·-··--·
CounciL _________________ C.:h.1~.ka.sav _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ State ... .T.ann ......................................... .
I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the
year encling nee. ?il ' 19--44_, and hereby make application for
(Expiration Date)
registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of
Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils.
PLEASE CHECK GROUP
l[] Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include
men already listed on Form 1062A.
D Additional' Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D District 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 pr_operly.
I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is
to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership
with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of
receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration
of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my
application. Please Fill in All Columns
'O 111 z
.IST MEN ON COMMITTEES CP !:J:l :al-. " EXECUTIVE BOARD ;.. ... "'"' Q.,CI b"HI 8
N ORDER t:>" ... ~ 8111 l"'ll ALPHABETICAL l:l"' "' S"~ .-.t:>" "'"" QiCJ~ "'""' ADDRESS ·t:>""' "' ~.~~! '.ll ;;;z g~
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NAME &:!l "'" :::9°8·S ::t"
"0 ~i ,.o r.oe:s~
STREET No. "" ~&! 2'~g ;'
PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT ~ "'"' ~I>. 'f
~ ... .
9
v-· R.A .. Ta lor S77 Sled e
704 Dermon Bld •
* If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster-one should be
checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter.
I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl.
21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above).
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S . d /..Jt'.($~ ~rtft/ /U~ 11 "A S E · 1gne ___ ······•------------~!.:'.:k<'-··-··········'1'd'.~!".:::....................... cout xecutive
-
Form 0-1062-3600942
I
,. REGION No. ConNCIL No.
COUNCIL
5 568 ROSTER
REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ........... J'~J)_, ____ 3..l ...... 1244 ________________ , __ ~--.
Council _______ .Qh~.s:!M.f!.'llf .................................................................... ·····-··-·---·····-·······--·--········--·-····· State .......... :r.~-~-~----·----·-----------·------···--•
I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the year ending ............ D..t.0.. .•..... 3.l_, ___________________________ , 19 . .44_,
(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 11ublication 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 TITLES
PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. Me~pblE
Professional Staff "w. Gordon Morris 501 Oolumb1a.n Mu1:ua_l - .::xecutive II' tJW...-
VJ.A. Beauehamn{Nezro) 20 s. parkway F.ast , Asst. Exec.
./ Ho:ae H. ford 'Rou.tA l 'Rern.s:u'l.d~ • Mi as. A!Js+.~~.l- r;;;'-' ~U;f.
PROFESSIONAL AND
VOLUNTEER STAFF
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~ ~ Field Com'r.
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Dist. Com'r.
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Neighborhood Com'r.
Neighborhood Com'r.
Neighborhood Com'r.
Neighborhood Com'r.
Neighborhood Com'r.
Neighborhood Com'r.
* If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--one should be
checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter.
I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl.
21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above).
Al'! 2! 'P
AC 3~ p
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Form 0-1062B-3600942
, . . . REGION No. CouNCIL No .
COUNCIL
5 558 ROSTER
REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date .................. J.1ut, ____ Ztl.#··--l9.4.f. ______________ ,
CounciL ............ .Qh.1.9_l.\:~i.s.~lf.. ............................................................ _ ............ :................................... State ... T.enn ........................................ .
I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the
year ending Dec• 31 19 44 and hereby make application for
(Expiration Date)
registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of
Re1igious 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
[N ALPHABETICAL ORDER
NAME
PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT
Bob Garson
... /'John w. Harris
/Ca t .. C.E
ADDRESS
STREET No.
769 Vance Ave •
1974 Crum
Route l
PLEASE CHECK GROUP
D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include
men already listed on Form 1062A.
D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D District Committee-one sheet ·can be used providing
each District is marked properly.
Ill Merit Badge Counselor.
D Council Member not assigned to Committee.
D Committee-one sheet· can be use'd providing each
Committee is marked properly.
Please Fill in All Columns
* 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 enc~osed, 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 tak~n out his first p~pers (~jicat~~c~~:~:~~v~tf@o C'
11
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S1gned ... ~---~----·J1 .......... A ................................... Scout Executive
Form d-106.2.J3-3600942
' . REGION No . CouNCIL No.
CoUNCIL
5 5B8 ROSTER .
.
REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ......... Js.n ..... .3.l.:t----194.4.----------------------·
Council. ............ C.h.1~kas.alrl ............................................................................................................... State ........ ':f:~enn ... ------------'················---··
I agree to· serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the
year ending nee . 3l . 19..AA, and hereby make application for
(Expiration Date)
registration with the Boy Scouts of Amc:rica. I subscribe to the Declaration of
Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils.
PLEASE CHECK GROUP
D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include
men already listed on Form 1062A.
D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing
each District is marked properly.
Xl Merit Badge Counselor.
D Council Member not assigned to Committee.
D Committee-one sheet can be us·ed providing each
Committee is marked propedy.
I transmit herewith $1.0Q 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 ~piration
of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my
application. Please Fill in All Columns
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:..IST MEN ON COMMITTEES Cl e!.i>:i; ... " ;.. ... g.=: p.S:: b''"' 8 :N ALPHABETICAL ORDER !Om "' .. 8<> ... cri ""' m g'Ol ~ ...... Pl'~ ~~oq;- ADDRESS """ 3a ;;z
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""' §:;-~S: ""' NAME
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* 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). .
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Form 0-1062B-3600942
,
REGION No. CouNCIL No.
i 556 COUNCIL
ROSTER
REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date .......... .l~J1.t .... ~_l..,. ... l9.·l4 _____________________ .
Council ....... 9-~!-~~-~~§:I:~-'----------------------------·---------------------------------------~-----------------------·--·----------------- State _____ r._~n,_n _____________________________________ ,
I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the
year ending Dec• 3J , 1944_. and hereby make application for
. . (Expiration Date)
registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of
Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils.
I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is
to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership
with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of
receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration
of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my
application.
LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES
IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER
NAME
PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT · STREET No.
(((0)~
ADDRESS
- - @_
PLEASE CHECK GROUP
D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include
men already listed on Form 1062A.
D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing
each District is marked properly.
D Merit Badge Counselor.
D Council Member not assigned to Committee.
Ill Committee-one sheet can be used providing each
Committee is marked properly.
Please Fill in All Columns
CITY
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* 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. ~n American Citizen or has taken out his first papers ( atl_ ic~~;in _cof£mn ~bof ~. . ,,
S . d f'c,;;g.1f5:(J r/J ~4 r1,,.:J J1--;J~ _.,.., "» ''? S E . , 1gne ___ _ __ ,. _________ :::: _____ , _ •W.k •• '. ...... -.:··''·'·""""·tl.-.. 1t..1:::,___________ cout xecutive
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National Council. :B.S.;,A. •
2 Park Avenue,
New York City, N.t.
Included in the inclosed cheek is $20.00 f'or which
pleo.~e register the Scouters on the attacb.ed sheets.
p,,r.uo;,.,n. . , !sw
~ing· ~ou and with best wishes, l aJ,B
w. Gordon Morris
Scout Executive
Form 0-1062B:3600942
REGION No. CouNCIL No.
5 658
COUNCIL
/
ROSTER
REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ........ M~.r-~lLlQ_, __ .l.944 _______________________ ,
CounciL ........... Q.h.~-9.~~~-~:'.W ................... ----···-·-------·--····-·-·-·-·········------····-···-····-··-··-····--·-····-·····-·-······· State .... T.enn ........ ---·······-·······-·······-··-··
I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the
year ending j) P,(; a;;•1 jJ er ?il 19AA.., and hereby make application for
(Expiration Date) '
registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of
Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership ·certificate is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils.
PLEASE CHECK GROUP
~ Additional Executive Board Members .. Do not inch.
ide men already listed on Form 1062A.
D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing
each District is marked properly.
D Merit Badge Counselor. ,gr Council Member not assigned to Committee.
D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each
Committee is marked properly.
I transmit herewith $1.0Q membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is
to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership
with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of
receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration
of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my
application. Please Fill in All Columns
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/ti .T "An!!:>tna,.. 803 F.xchan;re Bldp;. Council MembRr .Re P§.C K.
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,.,Hon. Walter ChE.mdler Court House -~ --~<:!1))) Re x
t. Doddridr:e Nichols Union l>la.nters liali. Banlt \\ ii~ )JJ :te x
r- sam Nickey. Jr. Nickey Bros. Inc.;.. @_ff- n '.1.e x - -
f' '-~r .J, Prescott 234 so. Belved~ aMl\:.t;'=" '* tt ~e x
f' /1,rthur Schoembs notttl PeRoo<W \' ;\\~v " It R.e x
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checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter.
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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).
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Form 0-1062B-3600942 ..
" REGION No. CouNciL'No.
COUNCIL
5 658 ROSTER
REGISTl!ATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ___ JJ!!:!:~-~---'°=-l?._, ____ !~~-!:--------------·--.. ---·
Council. __ , __ ~:~:~-~~~-~~!':! ____________________________________________________ ~--------------------------------.. -·-·-----------------------· State. ....... '!?.~-~~-----------·--·------------------•
I agree to SSITe on, the desig}ijlted group OJ ACommittee of the Council for the
d. .uecemDer .,)J. 19 ~ ~ d h b k 1· · £ year en mg · ___, an ere y ma e app 1catlon or
(Expiration Date)
registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the. Declaration of
Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws. and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils.
I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is
to cover subscription to the publication SCOUT.ING for the period of my member.ship
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.
~IST MEN ON COMMITTEES
N ALPHABETICAL ORDER
NAME
Pi.EASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No.
../ O~ E. BOnd 6 so 't Second
ADDRESS
PLEASE CHECK GROUP
D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include
men already listed on Form 1062A.
D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing
each District is marked properly.
gi Merit Badge Counselor.
D Council Member not assigned to Committee.
D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each
Co~mittee is marked properly.
Please Fill in All Columns
CITY . Mempnis, Tenn
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vDr .. Rs.l'e-h Ham1iton west lt1errrph1s, Arlt. tt Re
v'Dr .. L.r.. Mcva:v Marion, Ark. Re x
/Fred Pr1 tohard 1600 Harbert, Memphu ,
v L .. o. sm1 th 20 so. Morrison !t Re x
/ J.M., Tabor l 760 Faxon n
/Dr,. Kent1e·th ~Whi ttin "ton 769 Vance '* Re x
* If Scouter is to be registered in various capacities and is paying Scouter fee with the roster--one should be
checked indicating that fee is enclosed, others should be marked that fee is paid elsewhere as Council Scouter.
I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl.
21 years of age or over (as indicated in column above).
2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers· {as indicated in column above).
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Signed .... ----------··--·-·-····-·--·-··-··-·-------------------------------------------·---Scout Executive
Form 0-1062B-3600942
~ ! REa10N No. CouNcii. No. ,
COUNCIL
5 568 ROSTER
REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date _______ f.1§.r~b ... 24.., .... 1.9.44 ...................... .
CounciL ..... C.hi.Cka&aw.: ............................................................. ___________________________________________ : ____________ State ... .T.enn ..... --------------·-----·--·---------·
I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the
year ending Dee ember 31 , 19-Uand hereby make application for
(Expiration Date) · ·
registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of
Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils.
PLEASE CHECK GROUP
ll3 Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include
men already listed on Form 1062A.
D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D District 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.
I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is
to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership
with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of
receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration
of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my
application. Please Fill in All Columns
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ALPHABETICAL ORDER s-~ """' D:I s (ti 1-11 N Cl> mg~:I: -g'
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/Pt.EASE TYPE o~ PRINT STREET No. CITY g!!.~f i q ..
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'Mr. Henri Benner Henri Benner PrintinP: co. E:x. Board l'f!lA 'll" ,, Mn. . "11->t "'" - !:it-t _( OhJt.$.r. & Sea. Scoutin•
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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).
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Signed _ ····-··-····--··········--···-··················-········-···········-·:·······--··-Scout Executive
,
Jiational Council. B .. S .. A., ·
2.Park Avenue,
New York Cit7. N.Y.
Geatleaen:
Check 281
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March 25, 1944.
Included in the inclosed check please fi~d $1.00 for which
please register Mr. Henri Benner as a Scout.er in Ghiekas· w Co11nci1 11 B.S.A.
WGM/n.
Thanld:ng you a.ad with bes\ wishes, I anr
Cordially yours,
w .• Gordon Morris
Scout Executive
Form 0-1062B -3600942
; REmoN No. COUNCIL No.
COU:NCII.
5 558 ROSTER
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I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the .
year ending n AC• ;i"J , 19-41.. and hereby make application for PLEASE CHECK GROUP
(Expiration Date) D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not inregistration
with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of elude men already listed on Form 1062A.
Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law, D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be D District Committee-one sheet can be used providpromulgated
from time to time by the National and Local Councils. ing each District is marked properly. ·.
I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is D Merit Badge Counselor.
'to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my member- D Council Member not assigned to Committee. ·
ship with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each
receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration Committee is marked properly.
of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my
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ALPHABETICAL ORDER
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I hereby certify that every man listed hereon isl.
21 years 0£ age or over (as indicated in column above).
2. An American Citizen or has taken out his first papers (as indicated in column above).
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Included in t;he tnclosed check i~ ·~· 3. C'O for
Cordially yours,
w. Gordon MorriR
Scout F..xecut i ve
Form 0-1062B-3600942 . ... , . RBc10N No • CouNCIL No.
CoUNCIL
5 658' ROSTER
REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date .. ·-····Ma.1---.00.-j----lff44-----························
· Chickasaw · ·"'enn · Council_ .................................................................................................. _ ............................... ·········-·-······ State ...................................................... .
I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the
year ending J)SC • . 3;1. , 19..4.A., and hereby make application for
(Expiration Date)
registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of
Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils.
I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is
to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my member~
ship 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 Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include
men already listed on Form 1062A.
O Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing
each District is marked properly.
D Merit Badge Counselor.
D Council Member not assigned to Committee.
D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each
Committee is marked properly.
Please Fill in All Columns
LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES
[N ALPHABETICAL ORDER
ADDRESS
/_,. NAME
,. PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT
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STREET No. .CITY · -
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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).
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Signed ...................................................................................... Scout Executive
~1.P.tton!"l Ootmo1l, B.t:..A.,
2 Park Avertue,
N~"n y,)!'k City, 11. y.
Gentlemen:
Hay 29 1 1944.
Itu}luded in the inoJ..ofl~d check ic:i 1·1 .. no
triet Qomm1Ae1oner.
Wlth b~st w1~hAs, I am
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Oo:r•dially ~voure,
W. (",.ordon :Mor ·:->is
Sco11 t F',.,'tecut ive
c~il ~ I
Form 0-1062B -3600942
6D·
REGION No. CouNCII.· No.
COUNCIL
5 668 ROSTER
REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date .... 5.e.p:t ....... 29..,.. ... 1.9.4::1 _________________________ ,
Council ______ C.t1.t.~M~.aw. ........................................................... ________________________________________________________ State ..... ~-~~P. ___________________ ; _________________ ,
I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Council for the
year ending :Oecen;ber 19~ and hereby make application for
(Expiration Date)
registration with the Boy Scouts of Am~rica. I subscribe to the Declaration of
Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be .
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from time to time. by the National and Local Councils.
PLEASE CHECK GROUP
D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include
men already listed on Form 1062A.
D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing
each District is marked properly.
D Merit Badge Counselor.
D Council Member not assigned to Committee.
D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each
Committee is marked properly.
'{
I transmit herewith $1.0Q membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is
to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership
with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of
receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration
of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my
application. Please Fill in All Columns
LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES 10-· tll 'O z a=:a ... Cl '\)CJ..-(// .. "'"' eit: t:r"" B
IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER J\- ;_ ... tr ... io B"' .... ;-~ ~ ~ 9'.J-- l:l'° "' mg'~~ ;ii ii ...
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PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT STREET No. Cfirf: .
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Sept .. 2911 1944 ..
Nntional Gcuncil 1 B.o..A.,
2 Park Avenue,
Ne"'::J York C1ty1 N.Y.
Gentlemen:.
Included in t.h?. inclosed check :lf.1 :t. Br· f'or
list fro:n Sept. 194L,. through De:cemhe:r 194,4.
w. Gordon Morri~
scout n~ecu ttve
Form 0-1062B-~600942
558
COUNCIL
ROSTER
REGISTRATION ROSTER OF COUNCIL SCOUTERS Date ____ N9.Y..'! ____ 2_l_,. ___ l~~-~-lt-------------------------·
CounciL ___________ Q.b.1..aka.a.aw.. ________ ·-·--··········---···-·····-----------··--·--···-····--·-···-·--·····-··-········-·····-··············· State ....... T.~_g.J.! ___________________________________ ,
I agree to serve on the designated group or Committee of the Coundl for the
year ending December 3J , 19-4.4., and hereby make application for
(Expiration Date)
registration with the Boy Scouts of America. I subscribe to the Declaration of
Religious Principle of the Boy Scouts of America, the Scout Oath and Scout Law,
as stated on the reverse side, and agree, if a membership certificate is granted, to be
guided by the Constitution and By-Laws and such rules and regulations as may be
promulgated from time to time by the National and Local Councils.
PLEASE CHECK GROUP
D Additional Executive Board Members. Do not include
men already listed on Form 1062A.
D Additional Executive Board Members at Large. Do
not include men already listed on Form 1062A.
D District Committee-one sheet can be used providing
each District is marked properly.
D Merit Badge Counselor.
D Council Member not assigned to Committee.
D Committee-one sheet can be used providing each
Committee is marked properly.
I transmit herewith $1.00 membership dues for one year, fifty cents of which is
to cover subscription to the publication SCOUTING for the period of my membership
with the understanding that this subscription will commence with the date of
receipt of membership fee at the National Office and continue until the expiration
of my membership. I submit my answers to the following in support of my
application. Please Fill in All Columns
LIST MEN ON COMMITTEES ~ " z a1:1=i .... " ~ """ Q.S:: t:r"" B IN
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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).
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NOV .. 21 1 1944.
Nz:.tional Council, B,c'.A.,
2 Pzork .ll;.Venuet
Ne~r York City, N.Y.
Gf:>ntlemen:
Included in· the inolosed check, please find
i'l.20 fo:r which ple.:-se register two scouters on thr:> nttac1'ied
ah~et.
Than1{1ng you and with best wishes, I am
Cordially yours,
W. Gordon !Korrie
scout F.:xeout.i.ve
, NEW SCOUTERS
Lamor Snowden 1885 Harbert
C11f ton Browne 1288 Forrest
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Nov. 21, 1944.
5-7621
8-2141
7-4867 M
2-1923
November 24, 1944.
National c ounc11, Boy scouts or A:-·\erica.,
2 Park /\.venue,
Ne11 York 16, N.Y.
Gentlemen;
Inolosed 1e oheck If377 for ~1.oo for which plea~e
register
Mr. Abe Schar:f't Kraus Cleaners, Memnhis, Tenn, AgP- 61
as a. Member of the Executive BO<':rd of Chickasaw C0unoil,
B. 8 .A. (Member <:Lt Lr. rge)
WGM/sw
Thanking you and with best w1.ehes, I am
cordially yours,
w. (to rd on Morrie
Scout F.:xeoutive
Deae~ber 7, 1944.
Boy scouts of A~erica.
~e~1strnt1on se~vice,
2 P&.:·k Avepue,
Ne~"' Yor1' CJ ty, r:. Y.
and· Defective Roster Notice for Mr o Abe Si~harf:f. ~,l'r.
1937 und is not a new· scoutf:r. He is reregir.;tcrinc :: s a
member of the F.:ixecutj.vs Boc.~I'd for the ;v-ear 19..:JA,, •
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w. Gordon Morris
f:.cout '::xecutive
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COlJliT OJ:' HONOR ~GULi.TIONS
Scou:tfil and Sco~d;crs --- Your .A:iitention. PleaseJ
:Fo:i.· t}re l)U"q?ose of 1uaintainini:~ a high standard o:f' proficiency
t1e a.3k ;y·our coo~oera.tion in carr-.rin.G out t.l.1c following regulations of the Court
of Honor:
1. The 1-ieri ~ :Badge Pm:i'Jhlet covering the s·t'.bject should be read by tl:..e Scout
before he :;oes to the Counselor.
2. H is ver;/ i1!tt)ortant thut all Scouts should me,l::e ap·pointments 'd th r!ieri t
:Bad.,;;e Counselors before going to see theui to pass Heri t Badge requirements.
3. hcri t 13adge .A:p,Jlico,tions will not be acce11ted at Headquarters or at the
Cou1~t of honor unless tl1ey arc properly filled in. signed by the pro1~e1· persons,
and all o:f the requirements for the :Badge ha,ve been met. Auplications should
not be siornd by rury :person until the.t person has satisfied himself that the
Scout he,s fu.lfillec"i tLc roquirE~~nents for ti1e :Badge. Merit J3adge Applications
shoulO. never be signed in blank.
4. Eerit Badr;e Ap"r)lications must be registered at Headquarters at least three
q{.\y-s before the Court of Honor is helQ. •. ' If l/ieri t J3adges are not so registered,
plca.se to not c:~ect th0a to be placed on the docket of the Court.
5. A Scout should \·tear a clean Scout Uniform when he a:?;>ears -oefore the Court
of Honor. l'lea,se note that Scout~ t·.rho do not posses$ a uniform will not be embarrassec.
at the Court; but Scouts ,,•ho O.o own uniforms should ancl will be require(~
to t·1ear them.
6. \t'r1cn a Scou·~• s rt.?.me is cnlled at tl:i.o Court of Honor he should stond at
"Attention" ~.nd salute.
7. All Scouts who are a.warded Iiierit :aadgos at tlle Court of Honor will be given
a card ste.tin; the names of the Badges ?.waro.e(l. If a Scout would like to have
the :3a.dt_;e •1resented at the Court it will be necessary for him to blly the Badge
at 1Ieadque,i .. ters when he turns in his A11plica.tion, so that the Badge mey be
attacr.eC:. to the card.
8. Merit Dadt;es \•1hich arc rcgiste:t·ed for one month's docket. and whicb for aey
reason a.re not awarded to the Scout, will .lliIT, be placecl on the docket .9.€,-ain
until lfoadquarters is requested to put tj-icm on for '.;he next Court of r10n6r.
9. Scouts should. attend the Court of Honor to which their Troop is assig,ned.
Shoulc: a clm.nge of Court be desired please C.:'1,11 Headquarters for permission;
. otherwise, the Application t·'111 not be accepted.
10. Merit Badge A~>plications which are six rJ0~1ths of age or over will not be
ciccepted b,:r tlle Court of Honor. In other words, if a Scout passes a l>Ieri t
:Badge to a Counselor aud then waits 6 months or more before he ap1>ea.rs before
the Court, it will b.e necessary :for hi::i to go back to the Counselor and be
ree.x..runined before his application will be acce:r>ted a.nd placed on the docket.
Your hel:o in ce,r;r:rin::; out the a,bovc Re~;<llatio11s will r.1ean
mv.ch to ;rou, the Court of Honor and the Council; and we l·!ant you to know that
we d.o a:1J'1)reciate your cooperation.
Sincerely· yours•·
J:JJ.{f. P, I~ tt'' JAJ )Tl. D
Geore;e P. JL1.wls,'1t.D:: Cl1airman,
Court of Honor
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CHICKASAW COUNCIL, 3. S. A. INC.
1fomnhis, Tenn. / q tJ Y
DIRECTORY OF MERIT BADGE COUNSELORS
MER.IT l3A:DGE COUNSELOR ADDRESS TEL. NO.
AERODYN.AMI CS
(Formerly
11 .11.viation")
AEROl:TAUTI CS
AIRPL.AHE DJ?SIGN
AGRICULTURE
ANGLING 3X' oo .,._.
Mr. v. R. York I • . ,,
j\.'.! lif~-1 R. I&: Rutherford /r 0() c - r •
r~·n.,,,, Mr R. B. Humphries J. (} 0 '~~; l.::.Ji •
/V Mr. D. H. Boone
~ Mr. I. L. Gris to g !J
162 S. Main St 8-1217
Rt. 1, Hernando, Miss.
Rt. 1. :Sox 758,
Whitehavon,Tonn.35-2791
215 S. Pauline · 2-1291
Bartlett Rd. ,±-3278 'f O ~Mr. T. H. Jenkins 1.-0.0 R]. 3-Hwy. 64-Mcmphi s 48-4409
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ANIMAL INDUSTRX'/--q"" Dr. J. W. Schoibler /, 0 0 3181 Poplar 4-6221
8-5011
8-5011
4-4886
7-3726
SO V-Dr. John A. Gilmann 769 Vance
.s-v,.....·nr. E. B. Mount 769 Vance
~ Dr. c. L • .Allen 2474 Summer
-3"{-rv'Dr. J. L. Wright /,00 733E. Parkways.
,...- Ivt;r._, Ra~r H- ~rd T'IH'reJ J 1 i\ilk.
Mr;·""Guy° ll.··~ · Collierville Tenn.
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v Ar. R. B. Humphries - ----- · (} R't.- 1, Box 758, ARCHERY 35-2791
Whitehaven, Tenn.
ARCHITECTURE ~ 'f- "i.1r. M. H. Fu.rbringer U & P Bank Bldg
1622 Clancy Pl.
5-1902
9-8208
ASTROMONY
ATHLETICS
,. :fr. Robt. Loo Irwin i::'./ ;
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Mr. M. H. Furbringer
~iss Helen Hamilton
Miss Grace Olsen
Al . Mr. E. L •. Harrison
\!<"'" Mr , Ba~i tee Defries
p/ Mr. BUP:f~
U & P Bank Bldg. 5~1902
1243 Overton Park Av.;;. 2-7493
Bartlett High School 4-5987
Mon-Fri- 8:00 A M- 3: 35 P M
193 S. Idlewild
@J.oi.gh, ~
Haw~ins-M-:i±l·-·Rua·a.
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YMCA
lie h l Be o ey··
1896 Cowden
7-,±043
4-5296
4-3763
8-3372
8-5883
7-2079
Mr.
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Martin Pearson
Harold Davis
Lawrence :K;en t
t, H. Polk
Frank L. Ca.sey,
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J;V "$· Marion, Ark.
Jr. f,.o {;) 286 Bingham
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COUNSELOR
/'v Mr. Lewis E. Thomas
N Mr. C. C. :Burford
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Mr. Owen Miller t1t.#'v''""""'';·.'
Mr. Dan Taylor 0
""' Mr. J. H. Hindman, Jr.
Mr. Frank Thomason
~4 Mr. Zack Curlin
,,., Mr. w. D. Croft
AUTOMOBIL!lifG ~ 3 v-' Mr. J ai!le s J. Vaughn / • (j f.?
/'./ Mr. R. M. Gilmore
. N Mr. Loo Horne, Sr.
l•l Mr. Evans Warr
:BASKETRY Miss Grace Olsen
. - Mr. H. E. Rankin ::s1 }t
W. C. Smith
L. F. Grohan
Edgar McHenry ~
T. H. Jenkins CJ
Sao D. Pitts
ADDR.i!:SS
Y MC .A
Germantown, Tenn.
1375 Goodbar
"'irartlot t High Scho<>l
:Bartlett, Tenn.
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Memphis State ~
~tlet'b High Sche-el
TEL.MO.
8-3372
36-2956
48-1969.
4-3477
48-1969
Memphis St. Railwey Co. 8-7347
Hull Dobbs Kensinger Co. 8-3131
Felt!! WCQ SE ().. '! P.Jfl'{.. /'")b 48-6161
Bartlett, Tenn 4-7754
Bartlett High School
Mon-Fri- 8: AM - 3:35' PM
927 ir. Highland 4-5679
736 Neptune
1740 Forrest
2088 Hallwood
Rt. 3-H~-64-Momphis
Rt. 3-Hwy-64-Mo~phis
5-2221
7-3560
7-4390
48-4409
BEEF PRODUCTION Sec .Farm Merit Bad.go Counselors
BIRD STUDY Mr...- Reiler'B Reinert
Mr. R. :B. Huntphries
Mr. Ben Welch - , ! ' , /
• Mr. Chris Kontcra 3 3
C... fa/\ Dr. B. E. Jacobs
• Mrs. Eleanor Drane
/< Brother I. Vincent
/'fed!loN' /)Ari.So;,/
1lt. 1, :Box 758
't'lhi tchaven,Tonn.
1946 Snowden
1552 Maplewood
915 Madison
:Bartlett, Tonn
36-1444
35-2791
7-5275
4-5909
8-3302
4-7167
Christian 3rothcrs College
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ELACKSMITHIUG _I_ · Mr. Jar:ies J. Vaughn
St.fa.- C1.._.,;J,:4J
Mer.1phis St. Railwey Oo. 9 .. 7347
346 Madison 8-2266
Near Shelby Co. Penal Farm
C/.t:1 ,,,.,, Mr. Milton Bowers f.;. t!)O
Mr. Arthur George
Mfs-iidZ~
/ Mr. Tillnan Austin
1 0 Mr. A. G. Davis (,,.. o
·Miss Grace Olsen
-~~ft-~'.fd:mti:ry
946 Decatur
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,1' ··-~--<::":. ,._ Mrs. Eleanor Drane
)\ 1032 Torry Circle
~artlett High School
Dartlott, Tonn.
8-2529
7-7452W
4-5987
~/ -,' 4-7167
30T.AlliY
.~UGLING
Mr·;w·~:Bttr1""ord"
\,< Mr. N. J. Melroy
Mr. R. J. Humphries
Mr. J. H. Hindman, Jr.
Mrs. Grover l'owcll
l./ <t: ,,.r Mr. 0. E. Jond
·~ "V·#l'r~1Ir. Frank Pole
/~/ Mr. A. E. McClain
J3art1 'iH High 8eh1'ol
Overton Park Zoo
Rt. l, Jox 758
Whitehaven, Tonn.
I3artlot t, Tonn.
~artlett High School
6 S. Second
1010 s. Cox
:3artlcttt Tenn •
4-3763
7-2887
35-2791
4-3763
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COUNSELOR
Mr. C. T. McCabe
Mr. A. E. Warren
Scoutuastors
Mr. Hope H. Ford
Mr. .T. H. Jenkins
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.ADDRESS
1648 Vinton
Ilartlett, Tenn.
Crunp Currier
Rt,. 3-H""Y • 64-Moophis
TEL. :NO •.
·7-4228
4-7287
48-4409
Mr. I. L. Griste, Sr. ~ J, l.l<,;"d Jartlett Rd. near Macon Rd.
Mr. H. w. Slavick ·'!' ..-~ tr.s. Hwy. 70 & WMC Rd• 3.,,,,.,1
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CANOEING Mr. Hope H. Ford Camp Currier
CARPEi.i!TRY I' Mr. Keith Jlanton 1259 Agnes
1,,,· Mr. J. R. Mankin '/--606 McConnell
Mr. J. Granville Gatos .SS~I~ 749 McConnell
5?.-· i..-Mr. J. R. Ho.rtie 1954 Oliver
~'\ Af)1r. L. O. Sr.ii th It 0 O 20 s. Morrison St.
#}-1r. W. E. Cowan 249. F Hill
/Jl_fMr. L. H. Polkf,.."9V Marion, .i\.rk.
N Mr. R. E. Kennedy 3542 Midland
~- Nelson Castle 190 s. Idlewild l.f O 'ii Mr. Job Carson /, 0() Col. Mutual Tower
f Mr •. Robt. Loe IrwinPf7-t- 1622 Clancy
CHEMISTRY /,) ~r. G. Worthen .Agoo
fV Mr. J. H. Hind.nan
Mr. Jurford
CIVICS
Mrs •. Grover Powell
lk ~r. A. C. Muir
V/ I' Mr • A. L. Hoi skell
Miss Zula Mac Harris N Mr. John w. Harris c/ .. oo
. , • Mri. C. E. Do.vis ~4()
/{ ilu&. aL&Ji&. tlF
Mr. $. E. Kelly
Mrs. 'Grace Olsen
CITRUS FRUIT CULTURE
1278 Agnes
Rt. 6-Williams Ave.
Darrow Ageo Labs.
Dartlott, Tonn.
13Mtlei;1; Hi~h Sehutn
Bartlett High School
1010 Col. Mutual Tower
Stcri ck :Jldg.
Collierville, Tenn.
Conmorcc Title Dldg.
Messick High School
-43:10 ~gtte~·9.0d
:Jartlott, Tenn.
Dartlett High School
See Farra Merit Dadge Counselors
COIN COLLECTING 4 Mr. Tod Childress 714 Inez
CONSERVATIO:t:-T ~- R. B. Hun:phries Rt. 1, :Dox 758,
&Mr. Whitehaven, Tenn.
A. D. McWhorter Mer:tphi s st .,Rail way
1..j 5 /{Mr. J. M. Tabor I'D() 1760 Faxon
COOKIUG Scoutmasters
' Mr. Hope H. Ford Oar.ip Currier
4-9802
2-7071
4-1394
I 4-2953
36-5335
7-2752-W
5-3989
4-2921
7-0880
5-3833
9..;8208
2-4468
5-2488
4-3763
4-3763
8-6285
8-6755
8'!"1882
4-1245
48wl83Q...
4-5987
4-7632
35-2791
9 ... 7z45
7-7574-W
<>-- ~~i(' Mr. I. L. Gristc, Sr.;JdjJ
~ - r \ Mr. T. H. Jenkins
:Jartlett Rd. near Macon Rd.
Rt. :>.Hwy. 64, Menphis 48-4409
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COEN FARMING
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See Farm Merit Dadge Counselors fl Mr. R.. tf .:Jennett f • () () Jartlett, Tonn. fl Mr. J. ~. Thursto'.1 /, o o :nartlett, Tenn.
48-2364
COTTON FARlUNG JMr. J. G •.. Appling U.S. Hwy. 64 4-7497
CYCLING
DAIRYING
DOG CARE
ELECTRICITY
. Soe Farm Merit 3adge Counselors
3 g A __ ~/r.· V. R. Yorl{
fV •'• Leo Horne, Sr.
162 s. Main 8-1217
~rr "'•s (R_ ~ ~(J'-f / 7 b 4-9103
~I See Farn Merit :Badge Counselors
fV Mr. R. E. :Sennett.___ :Jartlett, Tenn. 48-2364
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Seo .. '\.ninal Industry Merit 3adge Counselors .
I Mr. I. L. Griste, Sr.?Y-J;, Jartlott Rd. near Macon Rd •
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fJ l? .. "'' v;;: "';t-· \,<.
· r. James J. Vaughn> ' Mcraphis St. Railwey 8-734:7
r. J. D. Pickering Gcri:mntown, Tenn. 73
r. H. M. Clcyton 11 929 Dickinson 36-1000
•Mr. H. W. Slavick W 4 ..3 U.S. Hwy. 70 & WMC Rd. 4-9802
Ii/ Mr. Glen Reid · ]artlott, Tonn. 4-1054
jftMr. · L. L. Covington ~,Jl.adio WMC Plant 4-2442
rvMr. :Job Carsozn S»....~·,t. 'Gol. M~tual Tower. . 5:,3833
tf-- ~ tJ ~- ~ ~~~ w~ 1~ ~J~.c...""' ~-.-o;,
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.;;;,FAR!=· =-JI ..;;;M=ER=I.;;;T~:JAD;;=.;G=E=S ~. L. .li... Niven . Progressive Farmer
Ruralist Co. 1 Cotton
Exchange Dldg.
~· L. J. Kerr
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•Mr. F. M. Cooper~ 16
,/}f2,,~r. Guy R. Kirk
~::.~L-.~~1'1·n
/{'Mr. J. G. Faulk
Roon 10&~ Court House
l!u:n ell , ih r.
2472 Central
Co1;;J.i-e-rvltle;:4fm!tn.
Fai~:~.
Gornantown, Tonn.
8-3921
6-3067
4-6231
7-1081
Agri cul t·ure, :3ocf Production, Cotton Fnrning, Corn Farming, Citrus Fruit
Cul tur0, Dairying, Fruit Culture, Farn Records, Far;:1 Mechanics, Faro Hono & Its
Planning, Faro Layout & n1dg. Arrangeme~t, Hog & Pork Production, Nut Culture,
Pidgeon Raising, Poultry Keeping, Sheep Farming, Soil Managonent.
FINGERPRINTING ~r. C. H. Gregory Lowenstein•s
FIREM~urnHIP _ J;capt. S. L. Eilert Front & Union Fire Sta.
~~ 1;,.V1Capt. Co E. Kaufman Jc 00 2552 Yale
rv Capt. W. L. Dilbroy 199 S. Idlcwild
FIRST AID
/'( ~t. H. V. Andre Eneine House #11
4~apt; John
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~· ~ibson Engine Honse fl
¥Lt. ~if. O •• ~1lk1ns 460 E. }',n.1·1:::va;)' N.
"/'( jMr. E. J. Morton Collierv.: ::.J_.3, Tenn. ;y1 capt. John T. Kane 65 So. £.c;nt
/'f 1 capt. Q,, J3. Go ode 3426 S01J.thcrn
/V )Jn:pt. J. E. SQirle 3426 Snd;hern
-1f;-Co.pt. J. V. Papia . 376 McI,ei:iure
Iv Capt. A. F. EckrJan -r:-_ f,J '} 376 McLonore
· • rrvi. w. J>. rvL,,"f/ IV () ~ '/...
F. W. Fiedler
John Cox
Duane M. Carr
M. W. Allen
Exchange Illdg.
First National Dallk: 3ldg.
899 Madison
919 E. McLonore
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5-9176
4-2987'
2-4556
36-9126
2-0818
4.-7566
5-9176
4-5377
4-6835
9-3107
9-5239
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5-1541
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COUNSELOR ADDRESS
:J} ~. C. c. Turl'!:er · 899 Madison
DP, Jeaios Wallac.»-_ tJ ;..i J;e'fll.aP Pi!eo
~W. D. Croft ·w ~ l3artlett High School
· J. s. Goltmo.n . 995 Madison
• Almyar McLin 553 Summitt
f.D81{ Dr. L. c. McVay ·j JIJ 0 Marion, Ark.
~7 vnr. Ralph Hamilton J •0 0 West Monphis, Ark.
~/Mr. S. E. Jolly, Sr.//, 00 r 129 Reese
f VJDr• E. P. Yancey Gornantown, Tenn.
r. L. P. Poarcc Oolliorvillo, Tenn.
r. George P. Rawls J 1304 Union Avo.
Ii )~r. Chester Perry P ...f. kJ ,C.1498 Lindon
NJjr. D. lbJamos Excho.ngo Bldg.
C!"{~r. Henry Clayton Memphis L. G. & w. Div.
N Mr. i1.. E. McClain 3artlett, Tenn.
/\/Mr. Frank Thoooson IlaP:Uett, teelm'.
TEL. NO.
5-3533
4-2213
48-1969
2-1036
36-2106
48-2003
2-1135
2-2830
5-1100 - -
5-2552
(Applicant nust pass Artificial respiration at Y M C A or to Red Cross
Examiner and pin certificate to application before going to Morit Jadge
Counselor)
FIRST AID TO .AlHW:S See Animal Industry Mori t :Jadgo Counselors.
. Mr. Wo.llaco Ilrya.nt . Shelby Co. Ponal Farm
FORESTRY vMr. R. J3. Huophrie s
George J. Madlinger
Gilner Richardson
J. M. Tabor
Ht. 1, Jox 758,
Whitehaven, Tenn.
f ,00 455 Haynes
'rntersto.te Realty Co.
1760 Faxon
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FOUNDRY PRACTICE ~r. Jai:ics J. Vaughn Meophis St. Railway Co.
FRUIT CULTUAID
GARDElUNG
GRASSES, LEGUMES
Seo Farn Merit Jadge Counselors.
~o Farn Merit 3adge Couns~~fS
Mr. George J. Madlinger ,- c-""" 455 Haynes
S,,..fa-J
& FOB.AGE CROPS ,..-/'See Fam Mori t Jadge
1vMr. J. A. Thurston
HAJ:TDI CRA...'ll'T
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Scoutmasters
6 Mr. H. W. Slavick P 8. ~
I Mr. J. H. George _,'fj 8.3
f'/Mr. T. H. Jenkins, Sr.
u.s.Hwy.70 & WMC Rd.
Jo.rtlott, Tonn.
Rt. 3-Hwy 64-Moophi s
3.5-2791
4-3214
8-5131
7-7574-W
8-7374
4-3214
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4.-9802
48-4409
HIKING ~r.
•Mr.
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V. Ro Yor:~ d
Hope H. Ford ,'J) •
162 s. Mr~in
Car.1p (;1).".'~ ~ 81'."
DartJvi;~ .. Tonn •
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• n. J0.0rgc i'"'"j 6 .;)
HOG & PORK PRODUCTION See Farn M<Jri t :Badge Counsclorz,. l\J Mr. Wallace Jryant Shelby County Penal Faro
HORSEMAJ:rnHIP tVMr. c. c. C:;wtwri.€}lt
Miss Maude :Jurbank
'Mr. F~ M. Cooper £;) S
II~se·
Fairgrounds
2472 Central
8-0661
7-0705
4.-6231
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INDIAN LORE
INSECT LIFE
COUNSELOR
~ J. E .. Jacobs
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~. George J. Mad.linger
Mrs. Elco.nor Drano
ADDRESS
915 Madison
Rt. 1, 3ox 758
Whitehaven,
455 Heyncs
Jortlott, Tonn.
TEL. NO.
8-3302
Tenn.35-2791
4-3214
4-7167
INTEBPB:IDTING ~-ll". C. T. McCabe
Miss Lucy Piorco
1648 Vinton·
Tiortlott High School
7-4228
JOURNilISM ~Mr. Joo Wright Raleigh Rd.
3 i f'I ·'. , .. ~~-~ ~~~~~~:". :4.~~tr:~~-c )·.J~~a~~:~ ~~,;~h s:~~t
4-2960
4-3763
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IJUTDSC.M'E GA.BDENIN~ George J ... Ma.dlinger 455 Haynes 4-3214
LEATH]JRCRAFT See Dasketry Merit nadge Counselors
LEATHERWORX t!Mr. E. W. Redus 2-3949
LIFE SAVING _ / Y M 0 A Every Satur~ Afternoon froo 1: 32_ until 3:00
(Sec Athletics) /V Mr. Frank Tho1aason ....,....,!J Jal'-'c'ie~b, 1'6nn. ~
MACHINERY
MARKSM.ANSIIIP
MASONRY
J'ffr. Jt.w. Sl-av;c J~ f....ldJ v.S. Hwy ~ Wl'I\~ ~ e+-'f'?I
':::u,~. ~[.,..,
"'11(~. .J a.oe s J. Vaughan Mc.nphi s $ t. Rail way Co. 8-734 7
/{'Mr. L. L. Covington
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,,.. Radio WMC Plant 4-2442
.. Mr. M. L. Martin p e.o.:.;, )<2798 Yale
i(Mr. Sao Pitts . Rt. 3-Hwy-64,Mcraphis
/'{ Mr. T •. H. Jenkins Rt. 3-Hwy-64,Meraphis 48-4409
1:: Ra1'1ish=Mllllngeon I?d. 4-5295
Rt. '1, Dox 758 35-2791
T. G. Drane
R. 3. Humphries
Whitehaven, Tenn.
VM~ Raif' H. Wnl'd Tμl'rell, i\:1it:"
~1 Mr. F. M. Cooper t:/J .6 2462 Central 1v Sgt. c. R. Reeves 367 Tiuntyn
4-6231
~eisular . .AxrJV R.O.T.C. Instructors at Schools.
I Mr. H. W. Slavick W J} j U.S. Hwy. & W.M.C. Rd. 4-9802
Mr. T. H. Jenkins Rt. :>.Hwy. 64-Momphi s 48-4409
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~.i ffe.-u.y //~ ;J.r,p,.
M~. AJ.g* Cbr:i:.~ . 1220 il.~s
6 Mr. F. M. Cooper ;ti· ,1_5,iP- 2462 Central
it Mr. Robt. Loe Irwin.;::t;> 1f 7 J.622 Clancy
2-4468
4.-6231
9-8208
.-M..,E.-.CH.Al.__~ ... "I:..;:;C=AL=-:DR.A:=,_:WI~1'T.,,,G~~ J. Ii.. Ma.."'lkin
~ Mr. Roy lT.e'\-IDan
t'YMr. W. W. wharton
'ff Mr. L. O. Snith
606 McConnell 4-1394
5-4671
36-1645
7-2752-W
METAL WORK
U. s. Engineers
1046 Stonewall
20 s. Morrison
/V Mr. J.\.. j). Jackson Jartlott High School
· Too,chcrs of Mochrui.i~ Dri.· ng in Schools
t Mr. Robt. Loo Irwin 7-!e/ 1622 Clancy
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_A/ /S'Q"e--Jaskotry Merit Dadge. Counselors and
-YI r1fx.. J. R. Ralston, Jr. / ... oo 1974 Cruop
IV', Mr. W.W. Wharton · 1046 Stonewall J./;Mr. A. :D. Jackson . :::la.rtlett High School
IV Mr. L. L. Covington ~o WMC Plant
9-8208
7-8902-W
36-1645
4-2442
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MUSIC
NUT CULTURE
PAINTING
PATHFUTDING.
bD YMr. O. E. Jond I• 0 0
fo 3 /\I Prof. Ernest Hawke I· 00
~ Vifr. Peto Marchisio Ir 0 0
Mrs. Ruby Pa;ync l.i.tkinson ·
Miss Mary Sue McCa.raey
A/Miss Elizabeth Dupree
6 s. Second St.
Central High School
158 N. Cleveland
1752 Vinton
Wost Mf,)L'lphis, Ark.
411 Giln.oro Apts.
:Oartlett, Tonn.
8-2828
2-22;1. 7
2-4053
7.,..2540-W
7-7670
IYMr. A. E. McClain
Mrs. c. C. Faquin
Miss Flora Warren
Dartlctt High School (piano)
Tiartlott High School 4-3763
See Farm Merit Dadgo Counselors
8-8477 ~Mr. Peto Palmer DeSoto Paint Co.
fV Mr. C. D. Foroan 0 '" 2086 ~~~-Pf~, ..
'1YIA· Uf';~ ~ t:/6 'ii ~IJ~~
..... n 7-3107
~ 1..t._9-1~li'1
~¥; Glilf ~ M !IOI Mr. R. :1. Hur.iphries
"$;1.:lO gpo 'b h t1e ea A-ffl •
:Ut. 1, Jox 758
. Whitehn.von, Tenn.
fP~. c. T. McCabe 1648 Vinton
SS~· Robert Shultz, sr,, 1,0 D 2389 Jroad
48.:l:SBO
35-2791
7-4228
4-4852
t- Mr. J. H. George -p (5 ..d Jartlott, Tonn.
(SEE DATES ON IiISTORY OF MEMPHIS AT SCOUT HEADQUARTERS)
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PERSON.AL IIE.ALTII J See Lis~ o~. Doct~r:o~ ~Mt~fili,fori t :Jadgo
I{ Mr. J. ,.J. •iJ.ndna:.'l, Jr. • _,a.rtlett, Tcn..11.
• Mr. w. D. Croft~ ~ ~ Bartlett High School 48-l969
PHOTOGRAP!rf "~ ~. Fred Joehnc r1 ,,,,1
Mr. c. H. Poland, Jr.
Menphis Photo Supply Co. 5-1548
201 McCall nldg 8-3637
F~ Mr. E. C. Frase, Jr. Radio WMC Plant 2-2442
PHYSIC.AL DEVELOPM 1 T Sec Athletics Morit 3adgc Counselors
Mr. J. H. Hind.nan, Jr. Ja.rtlett, Tenn.
Frank Thor.w.son Jftr~lebu, ill iii'.
Dan Taylor :!JartJ.et.t., Tenn.
PIDGEON RAISING • fl.Seo Farn Merit !3adgo Counselors,
/Y Mr. c. H. McGregory Lowenstein' s
PIONEJITRIUG
PLUYwilm
POTTERY
Scoutr:iasters
•.JM~. Hope H. Ford
<"Mr,. R~r Ii. liaai« 11/Mr. T .. II. Jenkins, Sr.
Fred Pri tclmrd J & 0 0
D. D. Seanans
T. H. · J cnkins
:3ob Carson
Cm::lp Currier
lettl'ro:t:t 9· *rk';'"'; •..
Rt. 3-Hwy. 64-Mor.iphi s,
1800 Harbert
414 Olive
Rt. 3-Hwy. 64-Mcophis
Col. Mutual Tower
POULTRY KEEPING ... /Seo Faro Merit 13adge Counselors
/V ll.obt. Nesbitt ~a.rtlett, Tenn_
8-7711
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2-9267
9-3617
48-4409
5-3833
~IT ]ADGE
PRINTING
PUBLIC SPEAKUTG
PUBLIC HEALTH
BAD IO
READING
REPTILE STUDY
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Al Mr.
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Beech or Mr. Smith,
J. L. Henderson, .
W. P. Ware (Groups' ·of
R. J. Richardson
W. T. Edge
~- Joe Wright
JI M;i;i·. Webb Lurry
,?]~:;-. John Viser I• 0-0
- ~. H. M. Clay~on .-- O ::2
• Mr. H. W. Slavick /,.y O ;..J t/ ~. ~ .J.fl-<rvrt .. O-~
~Mr. Jesse Cunningham
Miss Alice M. Virden
Mrs. Maude Adams ·
Miss Zula Mae Harris
Miss Docia Hintin
~r. N. J. Melroy 3q VMr. J. E. Jolly
ROCKS & MINERALS ~r. :S. E. Jacobs
ROWING
SAFETY
!ff Mr. Hope H. Ford W
Mr. Charles H. Raney
ADDRESS TEL. NO.
' Tech: :High Seho ol
191(} Madi son 7-5411-R
3) 637 Linden 8-6491
The Commercial Appeal8-8811
Hwy. 70 & Raleigh-La.Grange RQ..
4-6710
Raleigh Rd. 4-2960
H11zy. 64 & Brunswick Rd. 4-7309
:Bluff City Dist. Co. 5-5761
929 Dickinson 36.1000
W.M.C. 8-7464
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Cossitt Library
Cossitt Library
Cossi tt Library
Collierville, Tenn.
:Bartlett High School
Overton Park Zoo
Overton Park Zoo
915 Madison
Camp Currier
2166 Evelyn
5-2272
5-2272
5-3930
Library
7-2887
7-2887
8-3302
2-0940
317 Poplar'Ave. 6-::?520
appointment for Saturday morning)
1648 Vinton 7-4228
:-Ma:r:ton, Arlt.
t Mr.
915 Madi son - 8-3302-. E. Jacobs _,,,..j
c. E. Davis w rO
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J. H. Gj,oJ:~~~? .3
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Messick High School 4-1245
Bartlett, Tenn.
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SCHOLAR.SHIP
C. T. McCabe
F. J. Vandemark
E. C.' Nemitz
(Must 1~0 Jirst Class Scout for
f.171V"1·1J. J os se Cunningham
(....4~r. C. T. McCabo
Miss Alice M. Virden
N Mr. Ralph B. Hunt
Mrs. Maude Adams · N Mr. H. I. Roland ~·
:~ Mr.. J. H. George h
1648 Vinton
:Bartlett, Tonn.
Hwy. 64 & Appling Rd.
one year)
Cossitt Library
1648 Vinton
Cossitt Library
Germantown, Tonn.
Cossitt Library
f) ::Sartlett High School o-3 Bartlett, Tonn.
7...,4z2s
5-2272
7-4228
5-2272
5-3930
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SCULPTURE ~- M. H. Furbringer U & P Bank Bldg. 5-1902
SEAM.fill SHIP 't7~. Fred Morrison /.OQ 1111 Falls Bldg. 7-7074-W
SHEEP FARMING /Seo Farm Merit Bad.go Counselors
/V Mr. David McClanahan Hwy. 70 & WMC Rd 4-8876
SIGNALLING • Mr. H. W. Slavick?!'.; JJ 3 , U.S. Hwy. 70 & WM.C Rd. 4-9802
SOIL M.i:\NAGEMl!.1tJT • ~o Farm Merit Badge Counselors
~r. R. B. Humphries Rt. 1, Box 758 35-2791
1 Whitche,ven, Tonn.
ST.ALKING
ST.AMP COLLECTING · ~r. H. D. Hackler ~
N Mr. S. E. Jolly, Sr.:>~ ·N Aw C, 13. J3r-ow ne,, J • 0 0
3~2~ CeiPRee•
129 Reese
1aii FHr-est
4-5179
48-2003 ,__I '1~~
SURVEYING
swnmnm
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TEXTILES
WEATHER
WOODCARVING
WOQDTUBNING
WOODWOBK
ZOOLOGY
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Mr. A. J. Wild 1434 Commerce
Title Bldg 8-5981
Y.M.C.A. Every Saturday afternoon from 1:30 until 3:00
~ Mrs. H. W. Slavick U.S.Hwy. & WMC Rd 4-9802
Seo Athletics Merit Badge Counselors.
~ ~J E1st'A:tiJ 'Podl
~Mr. John E. Roberts 522 Falls Bldg. 8-0747
~. Fred Morrison S.,u...-
2 ,V...rv<,1J.<"'"'"I...}
1111 Falls Bldg. 7-.4074-W
~ J. R. Ma..flk:in 606 McConnell 4-1394
I Mr. J. Granville Gates:S';;S,/<f 749 McConnell 4-2953
vff:r:, J. R. Hartic 1954 Oliver 7-9080
)I!· Keith Blan.ton 1259 li.gnes 2-7071
~r. Urban Smith 3!1!!! i. i!!l!e 1 e!!!Ha 2-2630
~r. L. o. Smith 20 S. Merri son 7-2752-W
illr. L. H. Polk Marion, Ark.
NMr. B. B. Jones Semmes St.
f Mr. w. D. Croft P /3 -P.... Bartlett High School 48-1969
~· J. Granville Gates /4 749 McConnell 4-2953
r. J. R. Hartie 1954 Olivor 7-9080
~·· L. H. Polk Marion, .Ark.
• Nelson Castle 190 s • Idlowild 7-0880
Soc Carpentry or_Wooiarving Merit Badge Cbunselors
I Mr. W. D. Croft ~, ,,.,~ J3artlott High School 48-1969
~~,,,R. J3. Humphries
~- J:.T. J. Melroy
"Rt. 1, Box 758 35-2791
Whitehaven, Tenn.
Overton Park Zoo 7-2887
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/ Mr. Fred . L •. Christenbury, . Chairman~
Court House
/Mr. H. M. €1.ayton
Memphis Light, Gas & Water Div.
Mr. Charles H. Chu'rch v'
562 Edith St •
...;· Mr. John E. Foberts
522 Falls Bldg.
/Mr. A. D. Mc~orter
Memphis st. Rwy. Co. /
8-4368
5-2552
9-0144
8-0747
5-7221
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BALLOT FOR ELECTION'OF OFFICERS AND COUNCIL MEMBERS-AT-Lj\RGE
FOR YEAR BEGINNING Jfl.NUABY :)., 1943
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FOR PRES IDE NT (Vote for One) ·--·
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Mr. Percy A. Clayton
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FOR VICE-PB.ESID:llThTTS (Vote for Five) ·- --··
Mr. A. K. Burrow - --
Mr. Edwin Dalstrom
Mr. w. :r. Hallida;y- ·-
Mr. R. G. ~ --·
Mr. Oran L. Cox
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I Mr. Percy c. Clarke -·
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FOR TREASURER (Vote for One) - I Mr. Emile A. Bizet
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FOR COMMISSIONER (Vote for One~ _
I Mr. F. Joe :inanas'.l;an
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Mr. Percy A. Clayton - -
Mr. A. K. Burrow e--
Mr. F. Joe Flanagan - -
Mr. Henry M .. Clayton
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Acklen, T. Robert
Acroyd, W .L. .
Agee, G. Worthen
Ahlgren, Frank
Alexander, Vance J.
Angus, John A.
Alcott, Richard
Allen, c.c.
Allen, James Seddon
Allen, June D.
Allen, Preston
Allen, Thomas H,
Annis, Burton B.
Atkinson, Dr. W.R.
Austin, John A.
Awsu.'Il b, George
4res, Dr. J.C.
Baber, Rodney (Army)
Bacon, Col. W .J.
Ball, Ernest O.
Ballon, Dave
Barker, Judge H.H.
Barrow, E.R.
Barry, Edward F.
Bateman, Dr. R.J.
Beasley, John B.
Benner, Henri
Bensinger, Lloyd
Bizet, Emile A.·
Boatner, N.J.
Bolton, A. Earle
:Bondurant, Julian B. (Army)
Boone, Daniel H.
Boyd, Judge Marion S.~
:Soyle, J. Bayard (Army)
Boyle, Jos., P.
Brennan, J.J.
Brown, C.H.
Brown, Paul
:Brown, R.G.
Brown, s. Toof'
Bruce, c. Arthur
Bruce, R.G,
Bunn, H.T.
Burch, Lucius E .•
Burrow, A.IC.
Butler, c.w. Jr.
i~4.~· I t Carlisle, G.A. Jr.
I Callow, Lewis
i Canad.a, Col. J. W. I Canale, Phil M·
1 Carter,, M.O.
r Castle, S. Nelson I Chambers, C.M.
1 Chambers, J .D.
j Champion, R.G.
, Chandl or, 0. B.
I Chandler; W,H.
Cha.i."'ldler, Hon. Wal tor
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Christenbu~y, Fred L.
Church, C • .d.
, Clark, Dolph .
I Clark, Roscoe c.
Clark, William
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1 Clarke, P.O.
Clczyton, Henry M.
1 Cleyton, P.A.
I Cloghor~, Jolm
:coffcy, l3cn B. Jr.
I Cole, Sam F.
Collier, J •. D.
'Cooke, R.P. I Cox, ,Allen Jr,.
, Cox, Oran L,.
I Cox, W.W.
Cowan, C.H. I .
!Crawford, A.M.
Creson, Larry B.
1 Croson, R.F,
!Creson, T.K. Jr.
, Crump , Cha.s. M.
!Crump, Claude M.
Crump, E.Ho Sr.
j Crump~ E.H •. Jr.
1Cunninghc.'1l?l, Jesse
I I Dalstrom, Ed . ·
1 Dnniclson, Geri W.A.
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Darnell, Herbert
Davis, Hon. Clifford
:Davis, Dr. J. Murry
l iThw, Paul
;Defries, ~ Leo
!Deupree, Wayne
(Army)
(Army)
(Navy)
Diohl, Dr. Charles
Dilworth, J.E.
Dolan, T.R.
Dorr, W.H.
Dozier, R.M.
Droi fus, Fred B.
Early, George C.
Earp, 0 .K.
Eckert, George J.
Echols, L.V.
Edge, W.T.
Edwards, Frank c.
Eliot, Dr. T.s.
Emick, Harold
Ettelson, Dr. H.W.
Evans, Thomas A.
Farrl:Hl, John J.
Fay• Gerald
Fiedler, Dr. F.W,
Finch, M.E,
Fisher, Allen
Flanagan, F. Joo
Fleming, Joseph D.
Fogleman, John A.
Fowler, Toll
Fowler, w. 3.
Freeburg, Harry
Friend, A.3.
·Gatos, J. Granville
Gaylor, W.A.
Gehri, Rov. W.G.
Glascock, Charles
Glasgow, :Sen E.
Goldsmith, Jack
Go l tmn.n, Dr • J • S •
Gooch, Cecil
Graves, Dr. L.M,
Grey, John
Grout, F.M.
(A'rmy)
G[ogg, _E:1:1-ssellf
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Halo, E.W. ; I
Hn.llo, Arthur (Art17)
Halliday, W.P.
Harrold, E.A.
Hartie, J .R.
I Hays , Lake
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Hoard, Robert G.
Ho i skoll , l1. .. L.
Henry, N. Walla.co
Herff, Horbert
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1 Herrington, R.L.
·1 Hirsh, :s.·: Y. (Army)
, Hoag• Dean Harold :Brown
: Hobson, Dr. J.Jo
I Hohenberg, A.E. (.Army).
1 Holmes, Herbert I Hopper, A.L.
, Howard, T.P.
I Hunt, J .D.
Hussey, Robert J.
I I Irby, w.n .. Jr.
I Jacobs, Dr. :S .. E.
1 Jacobs, Merrill
I Jacobson, C.M.
Johnson, J. c.
'!Johnson, w.c.
Jones, Dr~ Robert W.
•Jones, Walk C. Jr. ! Koller, Eugene
I King, Rev. Frank
Elinck, Chief Irby
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' Klyce , F. W.
Knoff, Edw. M.
•Kopald, S.L. I Kremer, Merrill
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I Lnne, V.G.
LathaLl, Swayne (Army)
'i Loo, Dr. R.G.
LoPrinco, J .A.
I Lerner' s.M.
j Leroy, Dr d Lo.ui s
, Levy, Dr. Louis
I Lewis, Dr. ~~.c.
Lowis T.W.
' Libby, Frank
j11chterman, Ira J.
• Lightman, M.A.
jLivermoro, Dr. George R.
, Lohmeyer, J .A.
1 Lucas, Fred w.
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Maury, J.E.
I ,Mncfarlane, G.o.
!Malone, J .H. (Army)
Mallory, Leo
1Maxon, :Oishop James M. "
1McCabo, C.T.
1McCamoy, E.F.
IMcGco, E.Le
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McGeorge, H.L.
McGregor, John
McKnight, James Malone
McKnight, Thomas
McWhorter, A.D.
M.eeman, E .J.
Morgan, Allen
Moriarty, Herbert
Mottweiler, Forrest
Munson, F.F.
~yer ... s, Mayer,
h\ .. o 1..U2.4,...,,·\~
Norvell, J. w. {
Nickey, Sam Jr.
Nichols, Doddridge
0 1 Ca1laghan, J.E.
0 1 Conner, Frank
Orgill, Edmund
Orgill, K.W.
Orndorff, H.G.
Ozburn, N. Field
Patton, Wesley E.
Paul, F.W.
Payne, F ,J.
Peete, Russell
Penland, Clifford
Pennebaker, C.T.
Peres, Hardwig
Perkins,. George T •r:
Pidgeon;iEverett -J;>\i..
Pidgoon,0Phil
Pilkington, John
Pipkin, A.E.
Pipkin, Perry
Plank, E.E,
Plough, Abe
'Pope, Marvin
Porter, Dr. A.R. Jr •
. :Prescoft, ~~J, 'ii.2,
cJl.c.1~·t--v~f:'.o · , l ,, A r· . h .r II.I ',..,., ~
(Navy)
Ragland, S .E.
Ragsdale, F, V. .. __
Raines, Dr. Sam L.
Ramsay, R.G.
(} __ ..,.'1.,.\:,·V"'"t!\,·i..~"1
Ramsey, Henry T.
Reeves, Russell E.
Reid, Wallace R.
Richardson, Charles D.
Richardson, Gilmer
Ries, Elmer M.
Riechman, J.A,
Riggan, C.L.
Rittelmoyor~ Chas.
(Ar~y)
(Army)
J ltoberts, John E.
I
I Ross, J.L.
Roy, George T. Jr.
' Ruch,Dr. Walter A~
I Rugg, L.E.
· Russell, Edward P •
I
I Russell, Dr. George M.
Rychonor 1 .Dr. R.o.
I Saino , J .E.
, Sandown, W.H.
I Scharff, Abe
Scharff, Aaron R.
'i Schloss, Gilbert M.
Schoembs, Arthur
1 Schmeisser, Dr .. H.C.
I Schwartz, Merrill ·
Seay, J .r. ')..,_
' Sellers, Perry ....... u \"t\,/\rd I Shannon, A, V. .
1 Sharpe, W ,L.
I Shields, J. Chester
Si bloy, Dr~ J o.siah
1 Sims, R.B. Jr. I Skinner, J .. 1.
1 Skinner, Raymond
I Slavick, H. W.
Smith, Walter L.
' Sohm, Alfred I Spain, H.M.
1 Spears, Horman
I Springfield, C.1.
Strauss, G,D,
' Strong, Raymond
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I
' Teyl~r", K~n6n , d "'
Taylor, R.A.
1 Tanne:r, L. W. , I Thompson, E.F.
1 Thompson, L.K.
I TuaJ., :Slanchar d S.
I Turman, w.F.
'Turnbull, Steve I ~urn:r, Norfleet
1 Tutwiler, C.B .. - ,.,
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! Vaden, Edwar'd N.
jj Vandemark, F .N.
Vesey John B.
1 Valen~i:ne, John
[Wadley, Dr. S,1,
;Waggener, Andrew B. (Army)
·1 Wagnor, D~ Eugene
I Waring r' Col. Roane
Watkins, R.G.
Webb, Harry
Webster, Wm. A.
Weeks, Dr. J4:S.
Weil, Alvin B.
Wetter, Henry
Widney, Rev. Chas. L.
Wilkinson, Russel (Navy)
Williams, O.P.
Willi ss, Carl 1.
Wilson, Harry 1.
Wiseman, James B. (ArmY')
Wood, George
Wood, Dr. Percy
Wrny, T. Cecil
'lw:-zb;μrg, Abo
Young, C.B.
·Young, Dr. Thomas K.
Yount, C. Greer
Council Members elected at tho
Annual Meeting Decornbor 10, 1942
for the year 1943.
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~DI~KASAW
~OUN~IL
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Boy Scouts
of Atn.erica .
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MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
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CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A. INC.
Memphis. Tennessee
MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD ... 1943
Officers
Mr. P. A. Clayton
Mr •• A. K. Burrow
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Edwin Dalstron
W. P. Halliday
R. G. Ramsay
Ornn L. Cox
Percy c. Clarke
Enile A. Bizot
Mr. F. Joo Flanagan
Mr. W. Gordon Morris
President
Vice-Preside:i;i.t
Vice-President
Vice-President
Vice-President
Vice-President
Secretary
Treasurer
Commissioner
Scout Executive
Ohairnon. Standing Cor:inittees
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Dr.
Mr.
Mr,
Dr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Dr.
Paul L. Dey
F. L. Christenbury
R. G. R.:'1.ffisey
John Pilkington
Janes Seddon Allen
George P. Rawls
T. Robert Acklen
A. K. Burrow
Arthur R. Porter, Jr.
Edwin Dalstrom
John A. Angus
Roscoe c. Clark
H. W. Slavick
Charles M. Crunp
F. J. V andor.iark
Hernan Spears
c. Bryant Young
Henri Benner
B. E. Jacobs
Activities
Awards & Resolutions
Ca.oping
Civic Rolntions
Constitution & By-Laws
Court of Honor
Cubbing
Finance
Heal th & Safety
Inter-Racia,l
Organization
Outfitters
Publicity
Reading
Rural Scouting
Rural Scouting
Rural Scouting
Senior Scouting
Training
Monbers-At-Large
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Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Ernest c. Ball
A. Earle Bolton
c. Arthur Bruce
Lucius E. Burch
Lewis C. Callow
H. M. Clayton
John Cleghorn
Mr. Jesse Cunningham
Gen. W. A. Danielson
Mr. J. Granville Gates
Mr. E. A. Ha:r;-rold
Mr 0 T. P. Howard
Mr. Fred W. Lucas
Mr. A. D. Mc Who rt er
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
:Ednund Orgill
John E. Roberts
Abe Scharff
Floyd Sherrod
W. L. Sharpe
J. L. Skinner
R. A. Taylor
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�AWARDS
TO MEMBERS OF CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A. INC.
FOR DISTHTGUISHED SERVICE TO BOYHOOD
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Dr.
Mr.
**Mr.
**Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
**Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
**Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
S I L VE R
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. Joe Flanagan
Robort G. Ramsay
B E A VE R
1931
Mr. Edwin Dalstrom
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Mr. R. Von Steinen
1931
1931
Mr. c. Arthur Bruce
1931
Mr. c. H. Church
1931
Mr. Joe Hopper
Dr. T. s. Eliot
1931
1932
Mr. Henry M. Clayton
1933 Mr. Alvan Tate, Jr.
1934 Mr. A. K. Burrow
1935
Mr. J. G. Gates
1935
Mr. P. A. Clayton
1936
Mr. w. P. Halliday
1936
Mr. F. L. Chri st enbury
1937
1937
1938
1938
1939
1939
1940
1940
1941
1941
1942
1942
1942
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THE SCOUTMASTER'S KEY
Mr.
Mr.
Dr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Ben B. Coffey, Jr. 1933
Mr. Charles Cotten
R. Von Steinen
1934
Mr. J. J. Jones
Howard Curl
1934
Mr. Ned Cantrell
E. K. Leach
1935
Mr. Hearn W. Tidwell
Joo Hopper
1936 Mr. Hop0 H. Ford
Miller Johnson
1936
Mr. Lawronco Lowell
c. H. Church
1937 Lt. Forrest Mottweiler
Mr. J. Brady Wiley
1938
Mr. Emory Ward
Mr. Russell Peete
1938
Mr. J. G. Gatos
Mr. F. Joe Flanagan 1943
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1940
1940
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1941
1942
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Dec. 14, 1943
. To the Friends of Scouting:
· In December of each year the Council takes
stock of what has been accomplished during the preceding twelve
months.
Following this letter is a brief report from
each Standing Committee of the Council in which is described the
major accomplishments of the Committee for the fiscal year
December 1, 1942 - November 30, 1943.
But these reports do not fully reflect the
loyal and unselfish service of tho hundreds of people who have
so freely given of their time and effort to enable our boy~ to
have the benefits of Scouting. The War has caused many s tumbling blocks in the paths of youth training,but regardless of these
our Leaders have carried on. To them is due the credit for the
results achieved.
May I take this opportunity to express my
deep appreciation to every Den Mother, Cubber and Scouter in
the Council for the splendid work done and tho many sacrifices
made for the cause of Scouting, for I sincerely believe you
who are training boys are truly building a stronger foundation
for the continuation of tho democracy in which we live.
Sincerely yours,
Jf.~ln~
w.
WGM/J
Gordon Morris,
Scout Executive
�JIMMY JOHNSON'S DAD
Jimmy Johnson 1 s Dad is an awful lot of fun,
He's a peacherino pitcher and can hit a real home run,
I'll bet my Dad could play as well, but when I ask him to,
He's always awful busy and got soniethin' else to do.
Jimmy Johnson's Dad knows a lot of dandy games,
.And he pleys
1 em
with us fellers and he don't call Jimmy names.
I'll bet my Dad knows lots of games that 1 s fun fer fellows too,
But he's always awful busy and got somethin 1 else to do.
Some kids' Dads seem glad to play with boys,
And even when they're readin' they don 1 t mind a little noise.
I 1 11 bet my Dad would beat
1 em
all, if he just only knew,
How I miss him when he 1 s busy and got somcthin 1 else to do.
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How about it 1 men? Do you have 11 somethin 1
else to do 11 which is more important than helping the boys of todny to become the right type
of citizens for tomorrow?
If you haven't, there are places in
Scouting waiting for YOU • places loft vacant
by men now serving in the armed forces. We
invite you to get in the game - tho great game
of Scouting. Just telephone (5-2351) or drop
a line to Headquarters, 501 Colunbian Mutual
Tower, Memphis, and we 111 be glad to give you
full information.
CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B.S.A, INC.
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�ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE
The thirteenth annual Camp-0-Ree was held at Camp Currier on June
4th, 5th and 6th. Forty-four Troops participated and 784 Scouts were in
Camp for this event. The activities included Camping, Patrol Camping, First
Aid, Morse Signalling, Scout Rescue, Fire :Building and Water Boiling,
Forestry, Wall Scaling. Theseevents were judged by the leaders of the Troops
assisted by some of the District Commissioners e.ncl Troop Committeemen. The
Scouts did a good job and the events were run off in a highly satisfactory
manner. We believe everybody had a good time.
The efficiency of the Troops in the Camp-0-Ree was recognized by
awarding pennants to those who qualified against the standards. Forty of the
forty-four Troops won pennants; 17 Troops won Class 11 A11 , 10 Troops won
Class 11B 11 and 13 Troops won Class 11 C11 • The judges complimented the Scouts
for their work and we feel that definite progress has been made. Your Committee recommends the Annu..:~l C~p-0-Ree oe held again in 1944 even though
transportation difficulties prevent it being held at Camp Currier.
Your Commit tee again conducted 11 The Advancement Program" during the
latter part of the year, with the result that 5 Troops won Class 11 A11 pennants,
1 Troop won Class 11B 11 and l Troop won Class 11 C11 •. A total of 37 Troops partici
patod in this event as compared to 46 Troops in 1942. This is the ninth year
this type of program has been offered to tho Troops -- it consists of a wellrounded list of events including Advancement. Camping, Civic Good Turns, etc.
Duo to lack of gasoline many Troops curtailed their camping and there has
not been as much interest in The Program as in former years.
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The P. A. Clayton Co1nmando Course" was built at Camp Currier in
June of this.year and it has been the source of much pleasure to the boys
who have used it. The Sea Scouts used it in competitive events and many of
the Scouts used it at the Car.ip-0-Reo. Next year wo recommend that more use
be made of this and that it be included in tho Cnmp-0-Ree events if tho
Camp-0-Ree is hold at Currier.
The Scoutmasters 9 Assistant Scoutr.tasters and Junior Officers of
the Council have given fine lendorship to the Troops
throughout the year. Those leaders have worked hard
and faithfully under trying conditions and your
Comnittee hereby ex1Jresses its appreciation for
their splendid accoriplishmcnts.
Pagel
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CAMPING COMMITTEE
Camp Currier, near Eudora. Miss,
The Annual Council Canp was held at Canp Currier
for six weeks during the past sun.mer with an average
attendance of 91 Scouts as conpared to 84 Scouts
in 1942. During the season (June 13th to July 25th)
301 Scouts spent a total of 541 weeks at Currier
as compared to 314 Scouts who spent a total of 506
Scout Weeks at Camp in 1942. The camp fee was
$7.50 per week, this being an increase of $2.00
over the fee charged in previous years.
Du9 to transportation difficulties the year-round
attendance has been curtailed as conpared to normal
years but we are glad to report it is sonewhat
better than in 1942 as will be seen by conparing
the records below:
Gain or Loss as
Conpared to 1941
LOSS
1941
1942
1943
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3,926
2,599
2,837
238
578
349
286
12,104
9,113
9~969
Nunber of Scouter Days
1,699
1,119
825
294
Number of Visitors
3,422
2,166
928
1,238
Scouts attending Camp
Scouters attending Camp
Number of Scout Days
63
856
A plentiful supply of pure water is one of the greatest assets a
canp can have, The wat·er systen and swimninG pool, which was given to the
Camp by Mr. and Mrs. A. K. :Burrow in 1936, provides not only excellent d.rinking water but wonderful s~n:r.t.uing facilities, Your Cov.nittee feels that everyone in our Council owes a dobt of grati tmle to Mr. and JIJ.rs. :Burrow, for not
only do those facilities afford great pleasure - they also provide a great
deal of protection to the health and cleanliness of the boys. On behalf of
all of the Scouts and Scouters we wish to express our deep appr0ciation to
Mr. and Mrs. :Burrow for this splendid gift.
In 1940 the Health Lodge was built throU&~ the generosity of
Mrs. :Belle s. Rosenthal as a menorial to her late son, Mr. Mitchel H. Rosenthal,
Jr,, a forner Menber of the Cou..~cil. This buildin6 continues to be exceptionally useful to the crunpin&; progran and we greatly appreciate it as a
lastinc~ nenorial to a forner Scouter who did so much to carry out the work of
the Council for an ever-increasing nunber of boys.
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Camping Conr.iittee, Continued
KAMP KIA KIM.A, near Hardy, Ark.
Your Committee felt that in view of war conditions, it would be
unwise to attcrrpt to opern.te Kanp Xia Kina during tho past sunner, hence tho
K&Ap was not opened.
We have a good caretaker for the property and he has done nuch to
maintain it through ~alcin$ the necessary repairs to the buildings. These
repairs are being r.iade throut~hout the year .o:md the property is beinG kept in
tho best condition our finances will permit.
We are grently i~debtod to Mr. Chris Fiedler of the Chris Fiedler
Co., who generously gave tho couposition shingles to re-roof the Recreation
Hall. This roof was in a bad state of repair and we do appreciate what
Mr. Fiedler has done to aid in preserving this property.
Ca.op Daniels, Mor..whis. Tenn.
Ca.mp Daniels had the best season in its history
in 1943. There were 151 Scouts in Canp as conpared to 115
last year. During t·he four weeks it was opern.tect the Negro
Scouts spent a total of 230 Scout weeks as compared to 190
weeks in 1942. We arc very pleased that those Scouts are
taking an even greater interest in Carrp and the outdoor
pro0ra~ of Scouting. And they have every reason to do so,
for we believe Canp Daniels is one of the best in the
Nation for Negro boys.
We are very ap]_)rccintive of the continued help
of "The Cor.morical Appeal Cru:ip Fund For Boys 11 which
supplied funds sufficient to send fifty underprivileged
boys to Caup Daniels. These boys were selected with the
splendid aid and cooperation of The Fanily Welfare Agency
to whon we are also greatly indebted. Both "The
Comnercial Appeal" and the Family Welfo.re Agency have
helped these less-chance boys for the past five years and through their help
more and more boys are getting the benefits of car.iping. The canp fee was
$4.50 per week.
The buildings are in good repair and it was not necessary to spend
any great amount of money to keep then in condition.
We recognize the fact that camping, for the duration, will be
carried out under difficulties and that some of our out-of-door activities nay
be curtailed because of war conditions. But we strongly recor.u:iend ai."'ld urge
that every effort be nade for Scouts to do as nuch caoping as possible in
1944 and that we do our utoost to provide as much training in the open as we
can. Toward this end we ask tho help of every Scouter in the Council.
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CIVIC RELATIONS A11D DEFENSE COOPERATION COMMITTEE
Duo to the War the Scouts and Cubs of Chickaso.w Council have had. the
privilege of serving in nany nnd. varied activities during the past year. That
they havo well and faithfully carried out their assiGnnents cnn be readily
seen by rcadinG the list of sone of their najor activities which are outlined
below:
40 Scouts placed 1,600 Ancrican Flngs on soldior.~raves at the
National Cenotory on Memorial Day.
493 Scouts delivered 23,107 wnr posters for tho Govcrnnent.
38 Sen Scouts acted as Guard of Honor for Gov. Prentice Cooper.
105 Scouts delivered 4,000 Posters during Rat Eradication Cl'lDpaign.
Troop 34 had Bird House E.xhibi~ in Court House.
419 Cubs collected 2,878 old tooth brushes for Kennedy General Hospital.
75 Scouts collected 1 1 510 old tooth brushes for Kennedy General Hospital.
Tho plastic handles were oelted and the r.1a.tcrial used for handicraft.
60 Scouts distributed 2,000 posters for the War & Welfare Fund.
229 Scouts narched in the Fire Prevention Parade.
Troor) l collected 900 pou.."l.ds of i1aper.
57',583 Tin cans were collected by Scouts.
285 Scouts narched in the War & Welfare Parade.
20 Scouts distributed O. c. D. par.1J?hlets at the Ellis Auditoriur:i.
14 Scouts delivered 450 posters for United China Relief.
20 Scouts delivered 500 posters on infantile paralysis.
30 Scouts delivered 300 posters for the Aaerican Red Cross.
30 Scouts delivered 300 posters for Fire Prevention Canpaign.
15 Scouts delivered 400 posters for the Shelby County Tuberculosis Society.
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we sug(;ost that you consider the thousands of hours of service those boys have
given in doing the things listed above?
We believe you will agree they arc worthwhile for the community, the State and
the Nation. Your Conn:itttee is proud of the
work the Scouts have ·clo no and we co::i.':lond
them for the fine service they have
rendered.
May
COURT OF HONOR
During the fiscal year, which ended December 1, 1943, the Scouts
have done good work in advancing in rank and in winning Merit Badges but
with the exception of Eagle Badges they have not made as much progress as
they did in 1942. However, we believe that all of us have a right to feel
a lot of satisfaction because of the work of the Scouts, for they do deserve
credit for accomplishing what they have in these times of war, loss of
Scoutmasters and generally unsettled conditions.
We invite your attention to the figures below which show a comparison of the number of awards made in 1941 1 1942, 1943:
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Court of Honor, 'Continued
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1942
1941
First Class Badges
Merit Badges
Star Badges
Life Badges
Eagle Badgos
,1943
225
194
3,241 '3,201
190
263
116
113
26
46
201
2,954
152
88
44
GAIN
LOSS
31
40
73
3
20
Your Chairman wishes to acknowledge his appreciation
of the fine cooperation of the Vice-Chairmen and the Members
of the District and Troop Courts of Honor. The success of the
Merit Badge 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 have the advantages of this prevocational training.
CUBBING COMMITTEE
We are pleased to report that Cubbing has made greater progress in
1943 than in any previous year - this will be readily seen from the comparative figures shown below:
1941
1942
1943
Gain Over
1942
728
169
897
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Cubs (white)
Cubs (negro)
TOTAL CUBS
338
506
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Packs (white)
Packs ( ne gro)
TOTAL PACKS
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393
14
19
597
18
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23
24
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30
222
300
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In April the Cub Kite Derby was held in Overton Park with a large
variety of kites entered from most of the Packs. Awards were made to the
winners of the various contests and a big time was had by all, This event
does much to stimulate the Cubcraft feature of the Program and has alw~s
been well attended. We feel that it should by all means remain an annual
event in tho Program.
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In AU£:,ust the Annual Cub Picnic was held in Overton Park
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with the best attendance in Cubs and Cubbers, parents
f ~-~:~:li)"""- '-, and friends, that we have ever had. Awards were made
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Tho compoti tLre Cubbing enthusiasm displayed at
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Cubbing.
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Circus in a body. In ordor to attend at a special price it was necessary for
each Cub to bring old toothbrushes. Over 2,500 toothbrushes were received
and the winning Den won the privilege of taking the entire lot to the
. Kennedy General Hospital where the plastics recovered from the brushes will
I be used by tho soldiers in making handicraft articles. This was a fine and
successful undertaking.
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The Cub Leaders' Round Table met regularly throughout the year and
has established itself as a medium of great help to tho Cub Loaders. Attendance and participation by every Cubber is urged at all of the Round Table
meetings.
Moy we take this opportunity to express the appreciation of the
Comrai ttee for the splendid work done by the Scouts who serve as Don Chiefs.
The leadership which these Den Chiefs have shown, denonstrates that Scouting
is really noasuring up to the high iden.ls set by its leaders. And we also
wish to thank tho Scoutmasters of the Troops who have cooperated by delegating the fine Scouts fron their Troops to act as Don Chiefs - it is this
cooperative spirit which is helpine tho Cubbing Prograo so i:ruch •
.FINANCE COMMITTEE
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We a:re pleased to report the finnncioJ.
condition ~fe the Council is the best in its
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history.
especially invite your attention
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to the fact t~t the Council is entirely. free of
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.9&Q.t.. We believe these h10 statements will be as
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gratifying to you as they are to us. It has been
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tho policy of the Council for many years to spend
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only whon funds wore available and we recommend the continuation of this
policy.
On April 1, 1943 the Council became a participating member of The
Momphis Community Fund and our relationships with the Fund have been very
pleasant and satisfactory. For the seven months, April 1, 1943--0ctobor 31,
' 1943, the Fund provided $14,834.59 for the Council 1 s operating budget. For
tho fiscal year November l, 1943--0ctober 31, 1944 The Community Fund has
approved an operating budget of $25,989.00.
While our membership in the Fund eliminates a Eoy Scout Finance
Campaign in Memphis and Shelby County it does not eliminate tho Finance
Campaigns in our area outside of Shelby County. This area includes the
eastern half of Crittenden County, Arkansas; DeSoto, Tate, Panola Counties,
Mississippi. Tho campaigns in these counties were very successful and below
is a report of them.:
County
Q.uota
Under
Raised
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Crittenden Co., Ark.
DeSoto Co., Miss.
Tate Co., Miss,
Panola Co., Miss,
TOTALS _ _
$700,00
$789.00
755,00
649.75
525.00
522.00
693.00
700,00
$2_, 68Q.~0.Q__ $2,653.75
$89.00
$105.25
3.00
7,00
$ 26.25
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Finance Committge, Continued
I
The Finance Committee greatly appreciates the splendid work and
leadership of our Scouters in these Counties, for they have done an excellent
job in raising their share of the Couricil 1 s budget. And because of their
help Scouting is reaching more boys in its program of character building and
citizenship training.
In the will of the late Mrs.-_ Elizabeth :s. Currier the Council was
beq_uoathod $5,000.00 with the stipulation that the income from this should be
used for Canp Currier. Until October ~f this year this money was on deposit
in saving accounts. By authority of the Executive Board this money was invested in u. s. Goverru:ient :Bonds, Series 11 G". The acquisition of these
bonds brings the Council 1 s total investment in War Bonds to $10,000.00.
The books of the Council and of the three comps have been audited
by Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co., and were found to be correct.
HEALTH & SAFETY COMMITTEE
This Committee is gratified to report the health and safety
of our Cubs and Scouts during 1943 has been excellent.
During the summer camps there were no serious injuries and
only two or three minor accidents. Two Scouts had to be
sent home from Camp Currier because of attacks of appendicitis but they both recovered completely.
The only serious accident which occurred during the year
happened when there was no Scout Leader present. Some Scouts were practicing
wall scaling near their Troop meeting place and one boy failed to get over
the wall. He fell backward and suffered a fracture of two vertebrae in his
back. He responded well to treatment and is now completely recovered.
Other than this there were no serious injuries to Scouts or Cubs
in the Council. This splendid record is a fine tribute to the leadership of
our leaders who are directing the activities of 4,308 Cubs and Scouts. We
commend and congratulate them on the fine work they are doing in providing
safe activities and camping for the boys of this Council. Hundreds of Cubs
and Scouts have participated in activities, parades, 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 sA.fety record.
Safety through skill is a fine thing to teach boys, and we feel
that our Scoutmasters,Assistant Scoutmasters, Cubmasters, Assistant
Cubmasters and Camp Staff Members have done fine and constructive work in
making this safety record possible.
INTER-RACIAL COMMITTEE
The work of this Committee is confined solely to Negro Scouts and
Cubs and is handled through a sub-council known as the Seminole Division of
Chickasaw Council. All of the officers and members of the Division, including the Assistant Scout Executive, are Negroes.
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Inter-Racial Comnittoo, Continued
In January, we set an objective of 1,000 Negro Scouts,
this objective to bo reached by Doce:r.iber ;31, 1943. We are
, ;;-~,.
glad to report this objective has already. been reached
...-1,';. r..ftt~ :~_-'·' ·._.
and passed. There are now 1,016 Sc~uts on the rolls as
k~---~:~l
compared to 708 last year, a net gain of ;308 Scouts.
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Th?re are now 169 Cubs as cor.:ipared ~o 91 .last year, a
_71i§7~.}~ f;1Pgain of 7~ Cubs. Thes? Sc~uts ar? in 51 Troops and
/:'. J~/"· j<,;\_:,f
Cubs are in 6 Packs which is a gain of 4 Troops and
, yi.._ 7"';,4'
1 Pack during the year. The total membership of
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Megro Scouts and. Cubs is 1,185 which is ~Y far ~he
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largest nenbership we have ever had and is a gain of
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386 boys over 1942. We consider this an exceptionally
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fine record.
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The camping prograI:l at Ca.r:ip Daniels was excellent and there wcro
151 Scouts in camp as conpared to 115 in 1942. The records show these
Scouts spent a total of 230 Scout weeks in camp during the four weeks sonson
as conpared to 190 weeks last year. The ca~p fee was $4.50 per week, an
increase of $1.00 over tho previous season. Due to tho good condition of tho
buildings and equipnont, very little was needed in the way of repairs and replttccnent s and all of tho ca.op property is now in good shape. We consider
this canp one of the best in the Nntion for Negro Scouts.
Advancement in rank a~ong Negro Scouts continues to be very poor.
In fact, wo think one of the greatest problems in tho Council todey is to
devise neans by which these boys can be helped to advance beyond Tenderfoot
ra~.k.
We feel they niss nuch of the splendid training and real fun in
Scouting because of their failure to get into the higher ranks. Wo arc now
trying to solve this problon and we urge that every effort be nade to aid
these boys to reach at least First Class Rank.
We are proud of the work the Negro
turr.s and in working for tho Government this
scrap iron, rubber, etc., for tho wn.r effort
sands of Govcrnnent posters and leaflets and
activities, parades, and other events. They
for their acconplishnonts.
ORGANIZATION &
Scouts.have done in civic good
yeo,r. They have collected paper,
- they hc·we distributed thouhc~ve participated in church
aro certainly to be comnendod
E~ENSI ON
COMMITTEE
In the early part of 1943 Chickasaw Council received the
Walter W. Hoad Acorn Award for reaching the objectives it set for itself in
total number of Scouts, Troops, Cubs, Packs for tho year 1942, this being
the fifth consecutive year the Council has won this fine Award. We feel that
you o.re as proud of this trophy as we are, for every Scout and Scouter has a
right to feel a real satisfaction in receiving this recognition from tho
1\1"2.tional President of the :Boy Scouts of America, Mr. Walter W. Head of
St. Louis, Mo.
I
Your Comnittee is now working to organize enough new Troops and to
recruit sufficient boys to win the Award for the sixth consecutive tine and
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Qr(!Aizatipn & Ex\ension Coi;.v;itt1g. Qpnjl•M''
wo believe the results will b• 1uaa111""1
During the past twelvo month.I 11 'l'roop1 et _.,,,
Scouts, 8 Packs of white Cube, 9 'l'roop1 et ltln. ';
Scouts. 2 Packs of Negro Cuba were or1ali.114e WI
regret to report that 9 Troops ot whit• loou''•
5 Troops ot Negro Scouts, 2 whito Cub Paok1, I le1ro
Cub Packs were dropped fron tho roll1.
In spite of these losses it is our plaa1ur1
to re,ort
iA
Chickasaw Council now has the largest mapb1r1hip
its 27 DK history with a. totql of 4,aga bgYt
enrolled. This is a gain of 703 boys ovor laet
a growth of 19~5~. Below is a comparison ot
membership for the pa.st three years:
Dec, 1. 194).
Dec. 1 1 1942
White Scouts
Negro Scouts
TOTAL SCOUTS
2.291
2.395
95
2.914
2.300
7Q8
3,008
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White Troops
Negro Troops
TOTAL TBOOPS
98
103
4~
47
105
51
141
150
156
'White Oubs
Negro Cubs
TOTAL CUBS
338
393
506
91
597
169
897
White Packs
14
Negro Packs
TOTAL PACKS
18
~
5
23
§2;3
'2fa
19
Dec.
~.
1943 ~
3,411
728
24
6
30
y.ar,
lLQ.§1
403
2
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6
222
7§
300
6
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Beginning in 1942 we began to lose Scout:elasters to the armed forces.
During the pa.st year we have had, the greatest loss of Scout and Cub Leaders
that we have ever experienced. This naturally handicapped the work of the
Troops and Packs and also our growth in n'UI!lbers. We urge every person interested in Scouting to holp locate men who will serve as leaders, Won't
IQ!! assist in recruiting non who will g'Uido our boys on the trail which leads
to good citizenship?
OUTFITTERS COMMITTEE
The three official outfitters of the Council are J. Goldsmith &
Sons Co,, Phil A. Halle, B. Lowenstein & Bro. All during the year, in face
of shortages throughout the Nation, our outfitters have kept their stocks of
official Scout and Cub uniforms and equipment as complete as possible under
the prevailing conditions. The fine service of t~se outfitters has been of
much help to our Scouts and Cubs, Several times our representatives ha.vo
checked the supplies carriE!d and very good reports were ma.de on ea.ch
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Outfitters
ColIDTli~tec, Con~inued
inspection.
We would also like to commend the outfitters for their eplondid
display of Scout merchandise and the paid advertisements which thoy onrriod
in the 11 Memphis Press Scimitar".
During 1944 we recommend that our outfitters continue, as they have
in the past, to display the official uniforms and equipment in order that
our Scouts and Cubs may be kept advised of the merchandise which is o.vo.ilable.
~UBLICITY
COMMITTER
We are Q.eeply indebted. to the ''Memphis Press Scimitar" for tho publication of 11 The Scout Press Scimitar". For a part of the year this q:u.arterpage was printed weekly but due to the paper shortage it was necessary to
limit this to every other week during the latter part of the year. This
section was a great help in advising Scouts, Cubs, Scouters, Cubbers of the
various Council activities, as 11 The Scout Press Scimitar" is widely read by
all those interested in the Scouting Movement. We particularly emphasize
our thanks to the officials of the "Memphis Press Scimi tar 11 tor their fine
cooperation.
:Both the 11 Tho Commercial Appeal" and the 11 Me1:1phis Press Scir.iitar 11
have boon cost generous in printihg Scout and Cub news. They hav"e cooperated to the fullest extent in publicizing Canp-0-Roes, sunner car.ips, etc.
We deeply ~preciato·their help and the fine support thoy have always given
to the Council.
The Council and your Committee are deeply indebted to Radio Stations
WMC, WBEC, l'WiPS, WHBQ for the fine qUc'ility and type of prograns presented
by these stations covering the Scouting prograr.i d'uring the past twelve nonths.
We pay tribute to their staff ner.ibers who have done a marvelous job in
arranging Scout programs.
Tho splendid newspaper and radio publicity has done nu.ch to increase the effectiveness of Scouting, not only in Chickasaw Council but in
our neighbor Councils, and wo do appreciate all of it.
READ! NG COMMITTEE
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The Reading CoDt1.itteo in 1943 has endeavored to pronote
good reading among the Scouts of Chickasaw Council.
This had been done through t-110 publicntion of news
about books suitable for boys in 11The Scout Press
Scinitar 11 and 11 The Council Firo 11 • In addition tho
Cor:JDittoe has endeavored to bring the natter before the
Scoutnasters and Cubnastors in every :oanner possible.
We believe 11 :Boys 1 Life 11 is an excellent aid in training
boys in Scouting techniques and in providing stories
and articles which are beneficial to youthful minds,.
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�·---------------------------- ---------·--------------Reading Committee, Continued
We again heartily endorse this magazine nnd recommend thn.t it be used to the
fullest extent. We urge that all Scoutmasters and Cubmasters urge their boys
to subscribe, for we nre of the opinion the reading of this magazine by
Scouts and Cubs will do much to help the boys and to enable the leaders to do
a better job of training the boys.
In the early part of 1943 we set an objective for "Boys' Lif o 11
subscriptions. We are pleased to ~eport that according to the latest figures
from the National Council we have reached and passed that objective, our
record showing 123.1% a.chieved.
RURAL
scournm
COMMITTEES
In the area of the Council, outside of Memphis, there are
36 Troops, 26 of which are white and 10 negro, and 5
white Cub Packs. This is a gain of 3 white and 3 negro
Troops and 2 white Cub Packs over last year.
The area is composed of the eastern half of Crittenden
County, Arkansas; DeSoto, Tate, Panola Counties,
Mississippi and Shelby County, Tennessee. The total of
46 units now operating is a gain of nine units over 1942.
This indicates there are a great many more potential
Scouts in the area and we recommend in 1944 that particula
emphasis be put on the organization of more Troops and
Packs to give these boys the advantages of Scouting.
CRITTEMDEN DISTRICT
The Crittenden District now has three Troops of
white Scouts and one of negro Scouts, a total of four
Troops. This is the first District organized in the
Council and it has done good work over since its organization. This District has made especially fine progre~s
through the work of its Court of Honor and in the a.dvancement in rnnk of its Scouts.
MISSISSIPPI DISTRICT
At the ond of the year 1941 there were but 6 Troops in the three
counties in this District. After tho organization of the District in
February 1942 Scouting really began to function and now there arc nine white
Troops and 3 Cub Packs, a gain of 1 Troop and 1 Pack during tho year 1943
and these 12 units are double the number in the District at the end of 1941.
There arc several Troops now in process of organization, and this District
is functioning well.
OJIBWAY DISTRICT
In Shelby County outside of Memphis there arc 14 white Troops,
This is a gain of
2 white Cub Packs, 9 nogro Troops, a total of 25 units.
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�Rural Scouting Oommittoeg,Continuod
6 units over last year. We are glad to report thnt two So~ loouu lhipl wero
organized this year in the County, these being tho firot Shipe or1N'liMl4
outside of Memphis in Chickasaw Council. This District ia doin1 £004 work
and is carrying the Scouting program to a large numb~r of boy1,
FINANCE
The 1943 Finance Campaign was the best ever conduotod in tho l\1'11\
and because of this an ever-increasing number of boys will hnvco tho bona:t1tl
of tho Scouting Program of character building and ci tizenshill trtr1.in11\ti:1 'l'hl
following shows tho compnrative figures:
1943
Crittenden District$ 531.50 $ ?89.00
Mississippi District .1.435.80
1. 864, 75
$1,96?,30 $2,653.?5
Increas~
$257.50
428.95
$686.45
This is a very fine demonstration of team work by the Scouterll of
the area in the interest of the boys and the Council greatly approcitites
this fine work, as we do. For detailed information as to the funds rained
in each of the counties please see the Report of tho Finance Committee in
this book,
There was no finance campaign conducted in the Ojibway District,
as Shelby County is included in tho War & Welfare-Campaign; the Memphis
Community Fund is a part of this organization and the Council is a participating member of the Community Fund.
During the coming year it is recommended that continued efforts
be put forward. to orgn.nizo more Troops and Packs in tho area, as we know there
are hundreds of boys who are desirous of becoming Scouts but who are prevented from so doing by the lack of units in their communities.
SENIOR SCOUTING COMMITTEE
Senior Scouting in Chickasaw Council has, despite its tremendous
loss of membership to the Armed Forces, continued its record of growth during
the past year. The Committee is very proud of the work these young men are
doing and of the progress they have shown, They should. certainly be commended for the interest they have taken in the program, for they are making
splendid use of the beneficial training they have received.
As of December lst therB are 178 Sea Scouts compared. to 149 this
date last year. There are eleven Sea Scout Ships compared to eight last
year.
Due to- the fact that the s. S.S. 11 Memphis 11 , 47 1 boat of the
Council, has been laid up for replacement parts for the greater part of the
year, the Sea Scouts have not been able to have as many cruises as the
Council would like for them to have. The ship has now been put back into
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�Senior Scouting Committee, Continued
i
operation and the boys are using it to good advantage.
l
The Sea Scouts held their Second Annual Bridge of Honor
in February, at the Nineteenth Century Club with about 350 persons
in attendance.
The Council this year was honored with two of the
Sea Scout Ships receiving Ratings from the National
Council. The s.s.s. "Victory" was rated a member
of the Regional Flagship Flotilla and the s.s.s.
"Sekults" was rated a member of the National
/
Flagship Fleet. This is the first time in the
\
history of Chickasaw Council that one of its
~p~ 0 ~sP~~:i~;di :~e r!~!;~~al
Ra ting and
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The S,S,S, "Victory"
awarded an American Flag
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The first Air Scout Squadron, in the
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Company, was organized and has been doing n splendid job this year. We hope
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that this will be the forerunner of other Air
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The Emergency Service Corps, due to loss of
leadership and members, has not been very
active during the past year. An Eire rgency
Mobilization was held at Overton Park and
we recommend that others be held during the
coming year. The reorganization of the
Corps is now in progress and is expected to
be cor.rpleted v~ry soon.
Our reconr.:iendations are that more Council-wide social functions be
promoted during the coming year, so as to riake a stronger appeal to these ,
boys in Senior Scouting and to pull raore boys of this age group into the
Progran which is based on the principles of the Scout Oath and Law, which,
in these trying tines, is nore necessary than ever before.
TRAINING COMMITTEE
Your Connittee believes the training of leaders is and will continue to be one of the most inportant activities of the Council, particularly
in those tines when so many of our Scouters and Cubbers are being called
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�Training Committee, Continued
NO. PERSONS
ATTE~IDING
CERTIFICATES
ISSUED
Elements of Cub Leadership
(2 Courses)
67
38
District Cor.missioners Course
(2 Courses)
41
25
Scoutnasters' Training Course
(2 Courses conpleted - l now being
given)
111
29
Funda..r:i.entals of the :Boy Scout Movenent
( 3 Courses)
104
104
Health & Safety Course
28
16
Emergency Service Course
22
22
35
408
234
Senior Scouting
TOTAL ••
... .... ... . ..
The Comittee feels that its weakest point is carrying out the
progrn.'l of leadership training is in not being able to reach the new or inexperienced Scout Leaders. We strongly reconnend that the training program
of 1944 be tied i~ nore closely with the Organization & Extension Cormittee
ancl with the Publicity Cor.mi ttee in an effort to get untrained leaders to
take advantage of the various courses. This is especially inporta.nt in view
of the unprecedented nuober of new leaders now in the Co.uncil.
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~DI~KASAW
~OUN~IL
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Boy Scouts
of Atn.erica .
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MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
• • •
.BOY .S c OU T S or A.MEP.l c /\
RGSIJf; C TFtJLLY D£DIC/\fGS
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Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
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CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A. INC.
Memphis. Tennessee
MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD ... 1943
Mr. P. A. Clayton
Mr •• A. K. Burrow
Mr. Edwin Dalstron
Mr. W. P. Halliday
Mr. R. G. Ramsay
Mr. Ornn L. Cox
Officers
Mr. Percy c. Clarke
Mr. Enile A. Bizot
Mr. F. Joo Flanagan
Mr. W. Gordon Morris
President
Vice-Preside:i;i.t
Vice-President
Vice-President
Vice-President
Vice-President
Secretary
Treasurer
Commissioner
Scout Executive
Ohairnon. Standing Cor:inittees
Mr. Paul L. Dey Activities
Mr. F. L. Christenbury Awards & Resolutions
Mr. R. G. R.:'1.ffisey Ca.oping
Mr. John Pilkington Civic Rolntions
Mr. Janes Seddon Allen Constitution & By-Laws
Dr. George P. Rawls Court of Honor
Mr. T. Robert Acklen Cubbing
Mr, A. K. Burrow Finance
Dr. Arthur R. Porter, Jr. Heal th & Safety
Mr. Edwin Dalstrom Inter-Racia,l
Mr. John A. Angus Organization
Mr. Roscoe c. Clark Outfitters
Mr. H. W. Slavick Publicity
Mr. Charles M. Crunp Reading
Mr. F. J. V andor.iark Rural Scouting
Mr. Hernan Spears Rural Scouting
Mr. c. Bryant Young Rural Scouting
Mr. Henri Benner Senior Scouting
Dr. B. E.
Ernest c. Ball
A. Earle Bolton
c. Arthur Bruce
Lucius E. Burch
Lewis C. Callow
H. M. Clayton
John Cleghorn
Jacobs Training
Monbers-At-Large
Mr. Jesse Cunningham
Gen. W. A. Danielson
Mr. J. Granville Gates
Mr. E. A. Ha:r;-rold
Mr 0 T. P. Howard
Mr. Fred W. Lucas
Mr. A. D. Mc Who rt er
Mr. :Ednund Orgill
Mr. John E. Roberts
Mr. Abe Scharff
Mr. Floyd Sherrod
Mr. W. L. Sharpe
Mr. J. L. Skinner
Mr. R. A. Taylor
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AWARDS
TO MEMBERS OF CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A. INC.
FOR DISTHTGUISHED SERVICE TO BOYHOOD
-:-:-:-:-
T H E S I L V E R B E A V E R
Dr. J. c. Ayres 1931 Mr. Edwin Dalstrom 1937
Mr. Charles T. McCabe 1931 . Mr. R. Von Steinen 1937
**Mr. John T. Morgan 1931 Mr. c. Arthur Bruce 1938
**Mr. George P. Phillips 1931 Mr. c. H. Church 1938
Mr. John E. Roberts 1931 Mr. Joe Hopper 1939
Mr. Harry Webb 1931 Dr. T. s. Eliot 1939
**Mr. L. R. Forsdick 1932 Mr. Henry M. Clayton 1940
Mr. A. D. McWhorter 1933 Mr. Alvan Tate, Jr. 1940
Mr. Ben B. Coffey, Jr. 1934 Mr. A. K. Burrow 1941
**Mr. Walter L. Gray 1935 Mr. J. G. Gates 1941
Mr. George Wood 1935 Mr. P. A. Clayton 1942
Mr. F. Joe Flanagan 1936 Mr. w. P. Halliday 1942
Mr. Robort G. Ramsay 1936 Mr. F. L. Chri st en bury 1942
-:-:-:~:-:~:~:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-
THE SCOUTMASTER'S KEY
Mr. Ben B. Coffey, Jr. 1933 Mr. Charles Cotten 1940
Mr. R. Von Steinen 1934 Mr. J. J. Jones 1940
Dr. Howard Curl 1934 Mr. Ned Cantrell 1940
Mr. E. K. Leach 1935 Mr. Hearn W. Tidwell 1940
Mr. Joo Hopper 1936 Mr. Hop0 H. Ford 19,U
Mr. Miller Johnson 1936 Mr. Lawronco Lowell 1941
Mr. c. H. Church 1937 Lt. Forrest Mottweiler 1942
Mr. J. Brady Wiley 1938 Mr. Emory Ward 1942
Mr. Russell Peete 1938 Mr. J. G. Gatos 1942
Mr. F. Joe Flanagan 1943
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"'* Deceased
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. To the Friends of Scouting:
Dec. 14, 1943
· In December of each year the Council takes
stock of what has been accomplished during the preceding twelve
months.
Following this letter is a brief report from
each Standing Committee of the Council in which is described the
major accomplishments of the Committee for the fiscal year
December 1, 1942 - November 30, 1943.
But these reports do not fully reflect the
loyal and unselfish service of tho hundreds of people who have
so freely given of their time and effort to enable our boy~ to
have the benefits of Scouting. The War has caused many s tumbling
blocks in the paths of youth training,but regardless of these
our Leaders have carried on. To them is due the credit for the
results achieved.
May I take this opportunity to express my
deep appreciation to every Den Mother, Cubber and Scouter in
the Council for the splendid work done and tho many sacrifices
made for the cause of Scouting, for I sincerely believe you
who are training boys are truly building a stronger foundation
for the continuation of tho democracy in which we live.
WGM/J
Sincerely yours,
Jf.~ln~
w. Gordon Morris,
Scout Executive
JIMMY JOHNSON'S DAD
Jimmy Johnson1 s Dad is an awful lot of fun,
He's a peacherino pitcher and can hit a real home run,
I'll bet my Dad could play as well, but when I ask him to,
He's always awful busy and got soniethin' else to do.
Jimmy Johnson's Dad knows a lot of dandy games,
.And he pleys 1 em with us fellers and he don't call Jimmy names.
I'll bet my Dad knows lots of games that 1 s fun fer fellows too,
But he's always awful busy and got somethin1 else to do.
Some kids' Dads seem glad to play with boys,
And even when they're readin' they don 1t mind a little noise.
I 1 11 bet my Dad would beat 1 em all, if he just only knew,
How I miss him when he 1s busy and got somcthin 1 else to do.
----Author unknown----
How about it 1 men? Do you have 11 somethin 1
else to do 11 which is more important than helping
the boys of todny to become the right type
of citizens for tomorrow?
If you haven't, there are places in
Scouting waiting for YOU • places loft vacant
by men now serving in the armed forces. We
invite you to get in the game - tho great game
of Scouting. Just telephone (5-2351) or drop
a line to Headquarters, 501 Colunbian Mutual
Tower, Memphis, and we 111 be glad to give you
full information.
CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B.S.A, INC.
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ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE
The thirteenth annual Camp-0-Ree was held at Camp Currier on June
4th, 5th and 6th. Forty-four Troops participated and 784 Scouts were in
Camp for this event. The activities included Camping, Patrol Camping, First
Aid, Morse Signalling, Scout Rescue, Fire :Building and Water Boiling,
Forestry, Wall Scaling. Theseevents were judged by the leaders of the Troops
assisted by some of the District Commissioners e.ncl Troop Committeemen. The
Scouts did a good job and the events were run off in a highly satisfactory
manner. We believe everybody had a good time.
The efficiency of the Troops in the Camp-0-Ree was recognized by
awarding pennants to those who qualified against the standards. Forty of the
forty-four Troops won pennants; 17 Troops won Class 11 A11 , 10 Troops won
Class 11 B 11 and 13 Troops won Class 11 C11 • The judges complimented the Scouts
for their work and we feel that definite progress has been made. Your Committee
recommends the Annu..:~l C~p-0-Ree oe held again in 1944 even though
transportation difficulties prevent it being held at Camp Currier.
Your Commit tee again conducted 11 The Advancement Program" during the
latter part of the year, with the result that 5 Troops won Class 11 A11 pennants,
1 Troop won Class 11 B 11 and l Troop won Class 11 C11 •. A total of 37 Troops partici
patod in this event as compared to 46 Troops in 1942. This is the ninth year
this type of program has been offered to tho Troops -- it consists of a wellrounded
list of events including Advancement. Camping, Civic Good Turns, etc.
Duo to lack of gasoline many Troops curtailed their camping and there has
not been as much interest in The Program as in former years.
11 The P. A. Clayton Co1nmando Course" was built at Camp Currier in
June of this.year and it has been the source of much pleasure to the boys
who have used it. The Sea Scouts used it in competitive events and many of
the Scouts used it at the Car.ip-0-Reo. Next year wo recommend that more use
be made of this and that it be included in tho Cnmp-0-Ree events if tho
Camp-0-Ree is hold at Currier.
The Scoutmasters 9 Assistant Scoutr.tasters and Junior Officers of
the Council have given fine lendorship to the Troops
throughout the year. Those leaders have worked hard
and faithfully under trying conditions and your
Comnittee hereby ex1Jresses its appreciation for
their splendid accoriplishmcnts.
Pagel
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CAMPING COMMITTEE
Camp Currier, near Eudora. Miss,
Scouts attending Camp
Scouters attending Camp
Number of Scout Days
Nunber of Scouter Days
Number of Visitors
The Annual Council Canp was held at Canp Currier
for six weeks during the past sun.mer with an average
attendance of 91 Scouts as conpared to 84 Scouts
in 1942. During the season (June 13th to July 25th)
301 Scouts spent a total of 541 weeks at Currier
as compared to 314 Scouts who spent a total of 506
Scout Weeks at Camp in 1942. The camp fee was
$7.50 per week, this being an increase of $2.00
over the fee charged in previous years.
Du9 to transportation difficulties the year-round
attendance has been curtailed as conpared to normal
years but we are glad to report it is sonewhat
better than in 1942 as will be seen by conparing
the records below:
Gain or Loss as
Conpared to 1941
1941 1942 1943 ~ LOSS
3,926 2,599 2,837 238
578 349 286 63
12,104 9,113 9~969 856
1,699 1,119 825 294
3,422 2,166 928 1,238
A plentiful supply of pure water is one of the greatest assets a
canp can have, The wat·er systen and swimninG pool, which was given to the
Camp by Mr. and Mrs. A. K. :Burrow in 1936, provides not only excellent d.rinking
water but wonderful s~n:r.t.uing facilities, Your Cov.nittee feels that everyone
in our Council owes a dobt of grati tmle to Mr. and JIJ.rs. :Burrow, for not
only do those facilities afford great pleasure - they also provide a great
deal of protection to the health and cleanliness of the boys. On behalf of
all of the Scouts and Scouters we wish to express our deep appr0ciation to
Mr. and Mrs. :Burrow for this splendid gift.
In 1940 the Health Lodge was built throU&~ the generosity of
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Mrs. :Belle s. Rosenthal as a menorial to her late son, Mr. Mitchel H. Rosenthal,
Jr,, a forner Menber of the Cou..~cil. This buildin6 continues to be exceptionally
useful to the crunpin&; progran and we greatly appreciate it as a
lastinc~ nenorial to a forner Scouter who did so much to carry out the work of
the Council for an ever-increasing nunber of boys.
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KAMP KIA KIM.A, near Hardy, Ark.
Your Committee felt that in view of war conditions, it would be
unwise to attcrrpt to opern.te Kanp Xia Kina during tho past sunner, hence tho
K&Ap was not opened.
We have a good caretaker for the property and he has done nuch to
maintain it through ~alcin$ the necessary repairs to the buildings. These
repairs are being r.iade throut~hout the year .o:md the property is beinG kept in
tho best condition our finances will permit.
We are grently i~debtod to Mr. Chris Fiedler of the Chris Fiedler
Co., who generously gave tho couposition shingles to re-roof the Recreation
Hall. This roof was in a bad state of repair and we do appreciate what
Mr. Fiedler has done to aid in preserving this property.
Ca.op Daniels, Mor..whis. Tenn.
Ca.mp Daniels had the best season in its history
in 1943. There were 151 Scouts in Canp as conpared to 115
last year. During t·he four weeks it was opern.tect the Negro
Scouts spent a total of 230 Scout weeks as compared to 190
weeks in 1942. We arc very pleased that those Scouts are
taking an even greater interest in Carrp and the outdoor
pro0ra~ of Scouting. And they have every reason to do so,
for we believe Canp Daniels is one of the best in the
Nation for Negro boys.
We are very ap]_)rccintive of the continued help
of "The Cor.morical Appeal Cru:ip Fund For Boys 11 which
supplied funds sufficient to send fifty underprivileged
boys to Caup Daniels. These boys were selected with the
splendid aid and cooperation of The Fanily Welfare Agency
to whon we are also greatly indebted. Both "The
Comnercial Appeal" and the Family Welfo.re Agency have
helped these less-chance boys for the past five years and through their help
more and more boys are getting the benefits of car.iping. The canp fee was
$4.50 per week.
The buildings are in good repair and it was not necessary to spend
any great amount of money to keep then in condition.
We recognize the fact that camping, for the duration, will be
carried out under difficulties and that some of our out-of-door activities nay
be curtailed because of war conditions. But we strongly recor.u:iend ai."'ld urge
that every effort be nade for Scouts to do as nuch caoping as possible in
1944 and that we do our utoost to provide as much training in the open as we
can. Toward this end we ask tho help of every Scouter in the Council.
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CIVIC RELATIONS A11D DEFENSE COOPERATION COMMITTEE
Duo to the War the Scouts and Cubs of Chickaso.w Council have had. the
privilege of serving in nany nnd. varied activities during the past year. That
they havo well and faithfully carried out their assiGnnents cnn be readily
seen by rcadinG the list of sone of their najor activities which are outlined
below:
40 Scouts placed 1,600 Ancrican Flngs on soldior.~raves at the
National Cenotory on Memorial Day.
493 Scouts delivered 23,107 wnr posters for tho Govcrnnent.
38 Sen Scouts acted as Guard of Honor for Gov. Prentice Cooper.
105 Scouts delivered 4,000 Posters during Rat Eradication Cl'lDpaign.
Troop 34 had Bird House E.xhibi~ in Court House.
419 Cubs collected 2,878 old tooth brushes for Kennedy General Hospital.
75 Scouts collected 11 510 old tooth brushes for Kennedy General Hospital.
Tho plastic handles were oelted and the r.1a.tcrial used for handicraft.
60 Scouts distributed 2,000 posters for the War & Welfare Fund.
229 Scouts narched in the Fire Prevention Parade.
Troor) l collected 900 pou.."l.ds of i1aper.
57',583 Tin cans were collected by Scouts.
285 Scouts narched in the War & Welfare Parade.
20 Scouts distributed O. c. D. par.1J?hlets at the Ellis Auditoriur:i.
14 Scouts delivered 450 posters for United China Relief.
20 Scouts delivered 500 posters on infantile paralysis.
30 Scouts delivered 300 posters for the Aaerican Red Cross.
30 Scouts delivered 300 posters for Fire Prevention Canpaign.
15 Scouts delivered 400 posters for the Shelby County Tuberculosis Society.
,---- May we sug(;ost that you consider the thousands
of hours of service those boys have
given in doing the things listed above?
We believe you will agree they arc worthwhile
for the community, the State and
the Nation. Your Conn:itttee is proud of the
work the Scouts have ·clo no and we co::i.':lond
them for the fine service they have
rendered.
COURT OF HONOR
During the fiscal year, which ended December 1, 1943, the Scouts
have done good work in advancing in rank and in winning Merit Badges but
with the exception of Eagle Badges they have not made as much progress as
they did in 1942. However, we believe that all of us have a right to feel
a lot of satisfaction because of the work of the Scouts, for they do deserve
credit for accomplishing what they have in these times of war, loss of
Scoutmasters and generally unsettled conditions.
We invite your attention to the figures below which show a comparison
of the number of awards made in 19411 1942, 1943:
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Court of Honor, 'Continued
1941 1942 - ,1943 GAIN LOSS
First Class Badges 201 225 194 31
Merit Badges 2,954 3,241 '3,201 40
Star Badges 152 263 190 73
Life Badges 88 116 113 3
Eagle B adgos 44 26 46 20
Your Chairman wishes to acknowledge his appreciation
of the fine cooperation of the Vice-Chairmen and the Members
of the District and Troop Courts of Honor. The success of the
Merit Badge 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 have the advantages of this prevocational
training.
CUBBING COMMITTEE
We are pleased to report that Cubbing has made greater progress in
1943 than in any previous year - this will be readily seen from the comparative
figures shown below:
Gain Over
1941 1942 1943 1942
Cubs (white) 338 506 728 222
Cubs (negro) _fill .Jl 169 __:m
TOTAL CUBS 393 597 897 300
Packs (white) 14 18 24 6
Packs ( ne gro) ----2 __ 5 __a ---1
TOTAL PACKS 19 23 30 7
In April the Cub Kite Derby was held in Overton Park with a large
variety of kites entered from most of the Packs. Awards were made to the
winners of the various contests and a big time was had by all, This event
does much to stimulate the Cubcraft feature of the Program and has alw~s
been well attended. We feel that it should by all means remain an annual
event in tho Program.
~ In AU£:,ust the Annual Cub Picnic was held in Overton Park
/~--.A\' ., with the best attendance in Cubs and Cubbers, parents
f ~-~:~:li) """- '-, and friends, that we have ever had. Awards were made
0> ;.<;') ~'"'- to the Cuos £C:.1d Packs wi:nning the vnrious ovent s.
~-Y ) ""'· Tho compoti tLre Cubbing enthusiasm displayed at
"",.....-:-- \\ \~lo°~-·1 ~ / this ovont certainly warrants its continuance and
""-~~/.;'~/ we fool it is one of the highlights of the year in
~~~t? Cubbing.
""'~(o/ ' Also in August approximately 450 Cubs attended tho Clyde Beatt
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Cubbing Committee. Continued
Circus in a body. In ordor to attend at a special price it was necessary for
each Cub to bring old toothbrushes. Over 2,500 toothbrushes were received
I. and the winning Den won the privilege of taking the entire lot to the
. Kennedy General Hospital where the plastics recovered from the brushes will
II be used by tho soldiers in making handicraft articles. This was a fine and
successful undertaking. ·
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The Cub Leaders' Round Table met regularly throughout the year and
has established itself as a medium of great help to tho Cub Loaders. Attendance
and participation by every Cubber is urged at all of the Round Table
meetings.
Moy we take this opportunity to express the appreciation of the
Comrai ttee for the splendid work done by the Scouts who serve as Don Chiefs.
The leadership which these Den Chiefs have shown, denonstrates that Scouting
is really noasuring up to the high iden.ls set by its leaders. And we also
wish to thank tho Scoutmasters of the Troops who have cooperated by delegating
the fine Scouts fron their Troops to act as Don Chiefs - it is this
cooperative spirit which is helpine tho Cubbing Prograo so i:ruch •
.FINANCE COMMITTEE
We a:re pleased to report the finnncioJ. ·:.,//'?--,,~:~,
condition ~fe the Council is the best in its ··.:J.t;;!}~~-" ~7{~0.,, (~~
history. especially invite your attention )..S-.~~- ...... _..,_,.
to the fact t~t the Council is entirely. free of ~ . ?_>~:~<--$:; $ ')
.9&Q.t.. We believe these h10 statements will be as ~-:i ~g~-.-:;:-:;,~
gratifying to you as they are to us. It has been ··---::-::?··,~;!!f·3l' ~"
tho policy of the Council for many years to spend ... ~
only whon funds wore available and we recommend the continuation of this
policy.
On April 1, 1943 the Council became a participating member of The
Momphis Community Fund and our relationships with the Fund have been very
pleasant and satisfactory. For the seven months, April 1, 1943--0ctobor 31,
' 1943, the Fund provided $14,834.59 for the Council 1 s operating budget. For
tho fiscal year November l, 1943--0ctober 31, 1944 The Community Fund has
approved an operating budget of $25,989.00.
While our membership in the Fund eliminates a Eoy Scout Finance
Campaign in Memphis and Shelby County it does not eliminate tho Finance
Campaigns in our area outside of Shelby County. This area includes the
eastern half of Crittenden County, Arkansas; DeSoto, Tate, Panola Counties,
Mississippi. Tho campaigns in these counties were very successful and below
is a report of them.:
County Q.uota Raised Under
Crittenden Co., Ark. $700,00 $789.00 $89.00
I DeSoto Co., Miss. 755,00 649.75 $105.25
i Tate Co., Miss, 525.00 522.00 3.00
693.00 7,00
$2,653.75 $ 26.25
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Panola Co., Miss, 700,00
TOTALS __ $2_, 68Q.~0.Q _ I ·----·
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Finance Committge, Continued
The Finance Committee greatly appreciates the splendid work and I
leadership of our Scouters in these Counties, for they have done an excellent
job in raising their share of the Couricil 1 s budget. And because of their
help Scouting is reaching more boys in its program of character building and
citizenship training.
In the will of the late Mrs.-_ Elizabeth :s. Currier the Council was
beq_uoathod $5,000.00 with the stipulation that the income from this should be
used for Canp Currier. Until October ~f this year this money was on deposit
in saving accounts. By authority of the Executive Board this money was invested
in u. s. Goverru:ient :Bonds, Series 11 G". The acquisition of these
bonds brings the Council 1 s total investment in War Bonds to $10,000.00.
The books of the Council and of the three comps have been audited
by Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co., and were found to be correct.
HEALTH & SAFETY COMMITTEE
This Committee is gratified to report the health and safety
of our Cubs and Scouts during 1943 has been excellent.
During the summer camps there were no serious injuries and
only two or three minor accidents. Two Scouts had to be
sent home from Camp Currier because of attacks of appendicitis
but they both recovered completely.
The only serious accident which occurred during the year
happened when there was no Scout Leader present. Some Scouts were practicing
wall scaling near their Troop meeting place and one boy failed to get over
the wall. He fell backward and suffered a fracture of two vertebrae in his
back. He responded well to treatment and is now completely recovered.
Other than this there were no serious injuries to Scouts or Cubs
in the Council. This splendid record is a fine tribute to the leadership of
our leaders who are directing the activities of 4,308 Cubs and Scouts. We
commend and congratulate them on the fine work they are doing in providing
safe activities and camping for the boys of this Council. Hundreds of Cubs
and Scouts have participated in activities, parades, 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 sA.fety record.
Safety through skill is a fine thing to teach boys, and we feel
that our Scoutmasters,Assistant Scoutmasters, Cubmasters, Assistant
Cubmasters and Camp Staff Members have done fine and constructive work in
making this safety record possible.
INTER-RACIAL COMMITTEE
The work of this Committee is confined solely to Negro Scouts and
Cubs and is handled through a sub-council known as the Seminole Division of j Chickasaw Council. All of the officers and members of the Division, including
the Assistant Scout Executive, are Negroes.
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Inter-Racial Comnittoo, Continued
In January, we set an objective of 1,000 Negro Scouts,
this objective to bo reached by Doce:r.iber ;31, 1943. We are , ;;-~,.
glad to report this objective has already. been reached ... -1,';. r..ftt~ :~_-'·''·._.
and passed. There are now 1,016 Sc~uts on the rolls as k~---~:~l
compared to 708 last year, a net gain of ;308 Scouts. 4'"::]_;:.;~.'.'!:#f".~: .. ····'"".&~1;;,~~
Th?re are now 169 Cubs as cor.:ipared ~o 91 .last year, a _71i§7~.}~ f;1Pgain
of 7~ Cubs. Thes? Sc~uts ar? in 51 Troops and /:'. J~/"· j<,;\_:,f
Cubs are in 6 Packs which is a gain of 4 Troops and , yi.._ 7"';,4'
1 Pack during the year. The total membership of .JI /~~..! '-~7-:::;:~;.')
Megro Scouts and. Cubs is 1,185 which is ~Y far ~he ~~~~-'./!(~\,
largest nenbership we have ever had and is a gain of -:._ ~-~".~~
386 boys over 1942. We consider this an exceptionally · ··. ·,:,-..:~~ -: . ...... .
fine record. -~
The camping prograI:l at Ca.r:ip Daniels was excellent and there wcro
151 Scouts in camp as conpared to 115 in 1942. The records show these
Scouts spent a total of 230 Scout weeks in camp during the four weeks sonson
as conpared to 190 weeks last year. The ca~p fee was $4.50 per week, an
increase of $1.00 over tho previous season. Due to tho good condition of tho
buildings and equipnont, very little was needed in the way of repairs and replttccnent
s and all of tho ca.op property is now in good shape. We consider
this canp one of the best in the Nntion for Negro Scouts.
Advancement in rank a~ong Negro Scouts continues to be very poor.
In fact, wo think one of the greatest problems in tho Council todey is to
devise neans by which these boys can be helped to advance beyond Tenderfoot
ra~.k. We feel they niss nuch of the splendid training and real fun in
Scouting because of their failure to get into the higher ranks. Wo arc now
trying to solve this problon and we urge that every effort be nade to aid
these boys to reach at least First Class Rank.
We are proud of the work the Negro Scouts.have done in civic good
turr.s and in working for tho Government this yeo,r. They have collected paper,
scrap iron, rubber, etc., for tho wn.r effort - they hc·we distributed thousands
of Govcrnnent posters and leaflets and hc~ve participated in church
activities, parades, and other events. They aro certainly to be comnendod
for their acconplishnonts.
ORGANIZATION & E~ENSI ON COMMITTEE
In the early part of 1943 Chickasaw Council received the
Walter W. Hoad Acorn Award for reaching the objectives it set for itself in
total number of Scouts, Troops, Cubs, Packs for tho year 1942, this being
the fifth consecutive year the Council has won this fine Award. We feel that
you o.re as proud of this trophy as we are, for every Scout and Scouter has a
right to feel a real satisfaction in receiving this recognition from tho
1\1"2.tional President of the :Boy Scouts of America, Mr. Walter W. Head of
St. Louis, Mo.
Your Comnittee is now working to organize enough new Troops and to I recruit sufficient boys to win the Award for the sixth consecutive tine and
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White Scouts
Negro Scouts
TOTAL SCOUTS
White Troops
Negro Troops
TOTAL TBOOPS
'White Oubs
Negro Cubs
TOTAL CUBS
White Packs
Negro Packs
TOTAL PACKS
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Qr(!Aizatipn & Ex\ension Coi;.v;itt1g. Qpnjl•M''
Dec, 1.
wo believe the results will b• 1uaa111""1
During the past twelvo month.I 11 'l'roop1 et _.,,,
Scouts, 8 Packs of white Cube, 9 'l'roop1 et ltln. ';
Scouts. 2 Packs of Negro Cuba were or1ali.114e WI
regret to report that 9 Troops ot whit• loou''•
5 Troops ot Negro Scouts, 2 whito Cub Paok1, I le1ro
Cub Packs were dropped fron tho roll1.
In spite of these losses it is our plaa1ur1 to re,ort
Chickasaw Council now has the largest mapb1r1hip iA
its 27 DK history with a. totql of 4,aga bgYt
enrolled. This is a gain of 703 boys ovor laet y.ar,
a growth of 19~5~. Below is a comparison ot
membership for the pa.st three years:
194). Dec. 1 1 1942 Dec. ~. 1943 ~ lLQ.§1
2.291 2.300 2.395 95
§2;3 7Q8 l.Ql§ ~
2.914 3,008 3,411 403
98 103 105 2
4~ 47 51 _...L
141 150 156 6
338 506 728 222
'2fa 91 169 7§
393 597 897 300
14 18 24 6
~ 5 6 l
19 23 30 7
Beginning in 1942 we began to lose Scout:elasters to the armed forces.
During the pa.st year we have had, the greatest loss of Scout and Cub Leaders
that we have ever experienced. This naturally handicapped the work of the
Troops and Packs and also our growth in n'UI!lbers. We urge every person interested
in Scouting to holp locate men who will serve as leaders, Won't
IQ!! assist in recruiting non who will g'Uido our boys on the trail which leads
to good citizenship?
OUTFITTERS COMMITTEE
The three official outfitters of the Council are J. Goldsmith &
Sons Co,, Phil A. Halle, B. Lowenstein & Bro. All during the year, in face
of shortages throughout the Nation, our outfitters have kept their stocks of
official Scout and Cub uniforms and equipment as complete as possible under
the prevailing conditions. The fine service of t~se outfitters has been of
much help to our Scouts and Cubs, Several times our representatives ha.vo
checked the supplies carriE!d and very good reports were ma.de on ea.ch
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Outfitters ColIDTli~tec, Con~inued
inspection.
We would also like to commend the outfitters for their eplondid
display of Scout merchandise and the paid advertisements which thoy onrriod
in the 11 Memphis Press Scimitar".
During 1944 we recommend that our outfitters continue, as they have
in the past, to display the official uniforms and equipment in order that
our Scouts and Cubs may be kept advised of the merchandise which is o.vo.ilable.
~UBLICITY COMMITTER
We are Q.eeply indebted. to the ''Memphis Press Scimitar" for tho publication
of 11 The Scout Press Scimitar". For a part of the year this q:u.arterpage
was printed weekly but due to the paper shortage it was necessary to
limit this to every other week during the latter part of the year. This
section was a great help in advising Scouts, Cubs, Scouters, Cubbers of the
various Council activities, as 11 The Scout Press Scimitar" is widely read by
all those interested in the Scouting Movement. We particularly emphasize
our thanks to the officials of the "Memphis Press Scimi tar11 tor their fine
cooperation.
:Both the 11 Tho Commercial Appeal" and the 11 Me1:1phis Press Scir.iitar11
have boon cost generous in printihg Scout and Cub news. They hav"e cooperated
to the fullest extent in publicizing Canp-0-Roes, sunner car.ips, etc.
We deeply ~preciato·their help and the fine support thoy have always given
to the Council.
The Council and your Committee are deeply indebted to Radio Stations
WMC, WBEC, l'WiPS, WHBQ for the fine qUc'ility and type of prograns presented
by these stations covering the Scouting prograr.i d'uring the past twelve nonths.
We pay tribute to their staff ner.ibers who have done a marvelous job in
arranging Scout programs.
Tho splendid newspaper and radio publicity has done nu.ch to increase
the effectiveness of Scouting, not only in Chickasaw Council but in
our neighbor Councils, and wo do appreciate all of it.
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READ! NG COMMITTEE
The Reading CoDt1.itteo in 1943 has endeavored to pronote
good reading among the Scouts of Chickasaw Council.
This had been done through t-110 publicntion of news
about books suitable for boys in 11 The Scout Press
Scinitar 11 and 11 The Council Firo 11 • In addition tho
Cor:JDittoe has endeavored to bring the natter before the
Scoutnasters and Cubnastors in every :oanner possible.
We believe 11 :Boys 1 Life 11 is an excellent aid in training
boys in Scouting techniques and in providing stories
and articles which are beneficial to youthful minds,.
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Reading Committee, Continued
We again heartily endorse this magazine nnd recommend thn.t it be used to the
fullest extent. We urge that all Scoutmasters and Cubmasters urge their boys
to subscribe, for we nre of the opinion the reading of this magazine by
Scouts and Cubs will do much to help the boys and to enable the leaders to do
a better job of training the boys.
In the early part of 1943 we set an objective for "Boys' Lif o 11
subscriptions. We are pleased to ~eport that according to the latest figures
from the National Council we have reached and passed that objective, our
record showing 123.1% a.chieved.
ment in rnnk of its
RURAL scournm COMMITTEES
In the area of the Council, outside of Memphis, there are
36 Troops, 26 of which are white and 10 negro, and 5
white Cub Packs. This is a gain of 3 white and 3 negro
Troops and 2 white Cub Packs over last year.
The area is composed of the eastern half of Crittenden
County, Arkansas; DeSoto, Tate, Panola Counties,
Mississippi and Shelby County, Tennessee. The total of
46 units now operating is a gain of nine units over 1942.
This indicates there are a great many more potential
Scouts in the area and we recommend in 1944 that particula
emphasis be put on the organization of more Troops and
Packs to give these boys the advantages of Scouting.
CRITTEMDEN DISTRICT
The Crittenden District now has three Troops of
white Scouts and one of negro Scouts, a total of four
Troops. This is the first District organized in the
Council and it has done good work over since its organization.
This District has made especially fine progre~s
through the work of its Court of Honor and in the a.dvanceScouts.
MISSISSIPPI DISTRICT
At the ond of the year 1941 there were but 6 Troops in the three
counties in this District. After tho organization of the District in
February 1942 Scouting really began to function and now there arc nine white
Troops and 3 Cub Packs, a gain of 1 Troop and 1 Pack during tho year 1943
and these 12 units are double the number in the District at the end of 1941.
There arc several Troops now in process of organization, and this District
is functioning well.
OJIBWAY DISTRICT
In Shelby County outside of Memphis there arc 14 white Troops,
2 white Cub Packs, 9 nogro Troops, a total of 25 units. This is a gain of
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Rural Scouting Oommittoeg,Continuod
6 units over last year. We are glad to report thnt two So~ loouu lhipl wero
organized this year in the County, these being tho firot Shipe or1N'liMl4
outside of Memphis in Chickasaw Council. This District ia doin1 £004 work
and is carrying the Scouting program to a large numb~r of boy1,
FINANCE
The 1943 Finance Campaign was the best ever conduotod in tho l\1'11\
and because of this an ever-increasing number of boys will hnvco tho bona:t1tl
of tho Scouting Program of character building and ci tizenshill trtr1.in11\ti:1 'l'hl
following shows tho compnrative figures:
Crittenden District$ 531.50
Mississippi District .1.435.80
$1,96?,30
1943
$ ?89.00
1. 864, 75
$2,653.?5
Increas~
$257.50
428.95
$686.45
This is a very fine demonstration of team work by the Scouterll of
the area in the interest of the boys and the Council greatly approcitites
this fine work, as we do. For detailed information as to the funds rained
in each of the counties please see the Report of tho Finance Committee in
this book,
There was no finance campaign conducted in the Ojibway District,
as Shelby County is included in tho War & Welfare-Campaign; the Memphis
Community Fund is a part of this organization and the Council is a participating
member of the Community Fund.
During the coming year it is recommended that continued efforts
be put forward. to orgn.nizo more Troops and Packs in tho area, as we know there
are hundreds of boys who are desirous of becoming Scouts but who are prevented
from so doing by the lack of units in their communities.
SENIOR SCOUTING COMMITTEE
Senior Scouting in Chickasaw Council has, despite its tremendous
loss of membership to the Armed Forces, continued its record of growth during
the past year. The Committee is very proud of the work these young men are
doing and of the progress they have shown, They should. certainly be commended
for the interest they have taken in the program, for they are making
splendid use of the beneficial training they have received.
As of December lst therB are 178 Sea Scouts compared. to 149 this
date last year. There are eleven Sea Scout Ships compared to eight last
year.
Due to- the fact that the s. S.S. 11 Memphis 11 , 47 1 boat of the
Council, has been laid up for replacement parts for the greater part of the
year, the Sea Scouts have not been able to have as many cruises as the
Council would like for them to have. The ship has now been put back into
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Senior Scouting Committee, Continued
operation and the boys are using it to good advantage. i
l
The Sea Scouts held their Second Annual Bridge of Honor }
in February, at the Nineteenth Century Club with about 350 persons II ,
in attendance. I j'
The Council this year was honored with two of the .:..~.· ~
Sea Scout Ships receiving Ratings from the National
Council. The s.s.s. "Victory" was rated a member
of the Regional Flagship Flotilla and the s.s.s. ,
"Sekults" was rated a member of the National / .: , ./).// 1··j~\
Flagship Fleet. This is the first time in the \ · :· /~A° 1~
history of Chickasaw Council that one of its ·.~.:: ./.!<. ~
~p~ 0 ~s P~~:i~;d i :~e r!~!;~~al Ra ting and we ( l · 'U:tJ ~ \;
;~!::!~~#~:t:1:~~~i ~~=~;3:fi~: \ /.::':~t?l~} l\ The S,S,S, "Victory" w~s awarded an American Flag ~ t•;;··~i~}I )
~~:;~~~:::;;~!~~:~::;;:d"!~ ~he c;:~; ~{~tdJi~~~~ ...
The first Air Scout Squadron, in the ~·1-: 1 --·:,.:>~··: ~/·<·.''''' '-- ,~ •:.:.•"!.:•"..··· .......... ·.;.~ ......... :--:.:.·:-:--~ ., Council, sponsored by the Firestone Tire and Rubber · .. , ...... , '"'··
Company, was organized and has been doing n splendid job this year. We hope
_,,...- .. ·-..."-~-~ that this will be the forerunner of other Air
/ ..... ...__, Sqli..;'\drons in the Co1ll1.cil. ·
/j'- ) ,,,.-----....... -·-,\ \
/:rp~ . ~ , \.,...-... . ;
··~------- .. .....-"'
The Emergency Service Corps, due to loss of
leadership and members, has not been very
active during the past year. An Eire rgency
Mobilization was held at Overton Park and
we recommend that others be held during the
coming year. The reorganization of the
Corps is now in progress and is expected to
be cor.rpleted v~ry soon.
Our reconr.:iendations are that more Council-wide social functions be
promoted during the coming year, so as to riake a stronger appeal to these ,
boys in Senior Scouting and to pull raore boys of this age group into the
Progran which is based on the principles of the Scout Oath and Law, which,
in these trying tines, is nore necessary than ever before.
TRAINING COMMITTEE
Your Connittee believes the training of leaders is and will continue
to be one of the most inportant activities of the Council, particularly
in those tines when so many of our Scouters and Cubbers are being called
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Training Committee, Continued
Elements of Cub Leadership
(2 Courses)
District Cor.missioners Course
(2 Courses)
Scoutnasters' Training Course
(2 Courses conpleted - l now being
given)
Funda..r:i.entals of the :Boy Scout Movenent
( 3 Courses)
Health & Safety Course
Emergency Service Course
Senior Scouting
TOTAL •• . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NO. PERSONS
ATTE~IDING
67
41
111
104
28
22
35
408
CERTIFICATES
ISSUED
38
25
29
104
16
22
234
The Comittee feels that its weakest point is carrying out the
progrn.'l of leadership training is in not being able to reach the new or inexperienced
Scout Leaders. We strongly reconnend that the training program
of 1944 be tied i~ nore closely with the Organization & Extension Cormittee
ancl with the Publicity Cor.mi ttee in an effort to get untrained leaders to
take advantage of the various courses. This is especially inporta.nt in view
of the unprecedented nuober of new leaders now in the Co.uncil.
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CHARTERED BY CON6RESS
NCORPORATED
FEBRUARY
JUNE
8,I9IO
15, 1916
NATIONAT OI.FICERS
FEANKLIN
D. ROOSEVELT,
HONORARY PRESIOENT
ON
2 PARK AVENUE
HEREEBT HOOVEB, HONORARY VICE PBESIDENT
H. LIVINGSTONE, HONORARY VICE PRESIDENT
WALTER W. HEAO, PRESTOENT, ST. LOU|S, MO.
COLIN
N. E=Vl' Y-O.f
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COMMITTEE
INTER.RACIAT SCOUTING
E. W. PALMER,
.Yi
C. ABTHUB BRUCE,
JOHN SHERMAN HOYT, VICE PBESIOENTI DARIEN, CONN'
THEODORE ROOSEVELTT VICE PBESIOENTT OYSTER BAYI N. Y.
TELEPHONE LEXINGTON 2.320O
MELL E. WILKINSON, VICE PRESIDENT, ATLANTA, GA.
FRANK
G. HOOVER, VICE PRESIDENT, NO. CANTON,
BAY LYMAN WILBUR, VICE PRESIDENT, STANFORD
O,
JAMES E. WES
GEORGE
J.
rt
DIVISION
CHTEF SCOUT EXECUTIVE
WALTER BEL(NAP
FOBERT P. DANIEL
FOBERT FAUCETTE
LEO M, FAVROT
G. J. FISHER
UNIV., CALIF.
LEWIS GAWTEY, TREASUREB
OF OPERATIONS
FISHER, DEPUTY CHTEF SCOUT EXECUTIVE
JOSEPH GLENN
LUTHER HODGES
GLENN H. HOLLOWAY
ARTHUR HOWE
SERVICES
A. L.
CAMPING & ACTIVITIES. CUBBING, ENGINEERING.
FIELD. HEALTH AND SAFETY,
INTER-RASIAL. RURAL SCOUTING.
April 3a, 1?I3
MARSHALL FIELOI CHAIRMAN
A. SCHUCX,
JONES
THOMAS JESSE JONES
J. R. E.
LEE
FBED MCCUISTION
L. E.
MANSFIELD
E. P. ROBERTS
PAUL W. SCHENCK
FRANK SWEENEY
JOHN WEBB
MELL R. WILKINSON
CARLILE BOLTON.SMITH
ATFAIRS
RICHAHO REIDI CHAINMAN
W. W. BEAI'I'Y
JOHI{ COLLIER
W.
HODGE
THOMAE JESSE JONES
FRED
FRANK G. HOOVERI VICE CHAIRMAN
ARTHUR
JACKSON
CHAIPMAN
B. E.
S:CTION ON INIDIAN
SENIOR SCOUTING
DIVISIONAI COMMITTEE
GENENAL CHAIEMAN
SECTION O}.I NEGRO WORK
LEWIS MERIAT'
CHARLES J. RHOADS
WM. CARSON RYANI JR'
CLABK WISSLER
STANLEY A. HAFRIS, OINEOTOR
A. J. TAYLOR, ASSISTANT TO THE DIRECTOR
DTRECTOR
Idr. Ed Dalstorm
ui:airmen, Interraeiel Conrmittee
Boy Scouts of Aneriea
L73 $outh Thj.rd Street
ilnienrphisr Tenn.
Dear Ed:
I am delighted to have a letter from Beauch.anp indlcatlng that he
now has 1007 boys registered. as of .A.pril 15th and 5:r good standing.
That naxe$ your Cor:ncilr so far es my reeords reveal, the sixth eowreil
jn the coi.:ntry to have nore tha.n a thousand boys 5:r $eout5.ng.
Congratulatj-onsl But dontt let yourself feel that youtre good beeause
yourre better than a 1ot of other bad places. ?herels another thousand
needed just as urgentlyn so keep pushing. 01d illemphis ought to stand
out as the Counctl fu America doing tbe biggest and best job
Negroes
for its
"
Incidentally, I have no idea what yourre payjJrg Beauchamp now. I
recently had a job at East St. touis that wanted to give Beauchamp a
call at SetOO, but Gordon end Harley thought he ought not to be disturbed.
I hope if you are aot payir:g hin that much, you will let your conseience
bother you.
f{hy dontt you
coune
to the
Annual ideeting and give rae a
litt1e
eneor,rage-
ilent?
,'BE PREPARED
ALL COMMUNICATIONS
SHOULD BE ADDRESSED TO THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA.
NEW YORK N, Y
2 PARK AVENUE
'.DO A GOOD TURN DAILY'
�-2i,1r. Ed Dalstorn
April
3A, 1943
I half-way think I srilI be passing through Idenpbis next Fridayrthe ?the
r riight bqr you a }mch if you w"ill let me. rtm leairing on the {;J0
train for &ohwer, Arkansas"
aad
Oordially yours,
or' 0rEP'$.TI0N$
a
HASTIIS
$irector of
Activities
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I NCORPORATED
FEBRUARY 8,I9IO
CHARTERED BY CON6RESS
JUNE 15, 1916
FEANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT, HONORARY PRESIOENT
HEREEBT HOOVEB, HONORARY VICE PBESIDENT
COLIN H. LIVINGSTONE, HONORARY VICE PRESIDENT
WALTER W. HEAO, PRESTOENT, ST. LOU|S, MO.
JOHN SHERMAN HOYT, VICE PBESIOENTI DARIEN, CONN'
THEODORE ROOSEVELTT VICE PBESIOENTT OYSTER BAYI N. Y.
MELL E. WILKINSON, VICE PRESIDENT, ATLANTA, GA.
FRANK G. HOOVER, VICE PRESIDENT, NO. CANTON, O,
BAY LYMAN WILBUR, VICE PRESIDENT, STANFORD UNIV., CALIF.
LEWIS GAWTEY, TREASUREB
JAMES E. WES rt CHTEF SCOUT EXECUTIVE
GEORGE J. FISHER, DEPUTY CHTEF SCOUT EXECUTIVE
WALTER BEL(NAP
FOBERT P. DANIEL
FOBERT FAUCETTE
LEO M, FAVROT
G. J. FISHER
JOSEPH GLENN
LUTHER HODGES
GLENN H. HOLLOWAY
ARTHUR HOWE
A. L. JACKSON
B. E. JONES
THOMAS JESSE JONES
J. R. E. LEE
FBED MCCUISTION
L. E. MANSFIELD
E. P. ROBERTS
PAUL W. SCHENCK
FRANK SWEENEY
JOHN WEBB
MELL R. WILKINSON
NATIONAT OI.FICERS
DIVISIONAI COMMITTEE
ARTHUR A. SCHUCX, DTRECTOR
2 PARK AVENUE
N. E=Vl' Y-O.f .t-(1 N .Yi
TELEPHONE LEXINGTON 2.320O
COMMITTEE
ON INTER.RACIAT SCOUTING
E. W. PALMER, GENENAL CHAIEMAN
SECTION O}.I NEGRO WORK
C. ABTHUB BRUCE, CHAIPMAN
CARLILE BOLTON.SMITH
S:CTION ON INIDIAN ATFAIRS
RICHAHO REIDI CHAINMAN
STANLEY A. HAFRIS, OINEOTOR
A. J. TAYLOR, ASSISTANT TO THE DIRECTOR
DIVISION OF OPERATIONS
SERVICES
CAMPING & ACTIVITIES. CUBBING, ENGINEERING.
FIELD. HEALTH AND SAFETY,
INTER-RASIAL. RURAL SCOUTING.
SENIOR SCOUTING
April 3a, 1?I3
W. W. BEAI'I'Y
JOHI{ COLLIER
FRED W. HODGE
THOMAE JESSE JONES
LEWIS MERIAT'
CHARLES J. RHOADS
WM. CARSON RYANI JR'
CLABK WISSLER
MARSHALL FIELOI CHAIRMAN
FRANK G. HOOVERI VICE CHAIRMAN
Idr. Ed Dalstorm
ui:airmen, Interraeiel Conrmittee
Boy Scouts of Aneriea
L73 $outh Thj.rd Street
ilnienrphisr Tenn.
Dear Ed:
I am delighted to have a letter from Beauch.anp indlcatlng that he
now has 1007 boys registered. as of .A.pril 15th and 5:r good standing.
That naxe$ your Cor:ncilr so far es my reeords reveal, the sixth eowreil jn the coi.:ntry to have nore tha.n a thousand boys 5:r $eout5.ng.
Congratulatj-onsl But dontt let yourself feel that youtre good beeause
yourre better than a 1ot of other bad places. ?herels another thousand
needed just as urgentlyn so keep pushing. 01d illemphis ought to stand
out as the Counctl fu America doing tbe biggest and best job for its
Negroes "
Incidentally, I have no idea what yourre payjJrg Beauchamp now. I
recently had a job at East St. touis that wanted to give Beauchamp a call at SetOO, but Gordon end Harley thought he ought not to be disturbed.
I hope if you are aot payir:g hin that much, you will let your conseience
bother you.
f{hy dontt you coune to the Annual ideeting and give rae a litt1e eneor,rage-
ALL COMMUNICATIONS SHOULD BE ADDRESSED TO THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA.
2 PARK AVENUE NEW YORK N, Y
ilent?
,'BE PREPARED '.DO A GOOD TURN DAILY'
I I
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i,1r. Ed Dalstorn April 3A, 1943
I half-way think I srilI be passing through Idenpbis next Fridayrthe ?the
aad r riight bqr you a }mch if you w"ill let me. rtm leairing train for on the {;J0 &ohwer, Arkansas"
Oordially yours,
or' 0rEP'$.TI0N$
a
HASTIIS
$irector of
Activities
SAH:MT
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CHICKASAW COUNCIL. B. S. A. INC.
MINUTES OF ANNUAL MEETING 1943
The Annual Meeting of Chickasaw Council Boy Scouts of America Inc. was
held on Tuesday, December 14, 1943 at 5:00 P. M. in the Louis XVl Room on the
mezzanine floor of Hotel Peabody.
Mr. Percy A. Clay-ton, President of Chickasaw Council, presided at the
meeting.
Mr. Clay-ton called on Rev. Louis J. Janesko, Pastor of St. Michael's
Catholic Church of West Memphis, Ark. to pronounce the invocation.
The following Officers and Council Members were present:
Mr. A. K. Burrow, Vice~President, Mr. Edwin Dalstrom, Vice-Presid ent,
Mr. R. G. Ramsay-, Vice-Presid ent, Mr. Or~n L. Cox, Vice-Presid ent,Mr. P. C. Clarke,
Secretary, Mr. Emile A. Bizot, Treasurer, Mr. F. Joe Flanagan, Conunissinor,
Mr. W. Gordon Morris, Scout Executive, -Mr. T. Robert Acklen, Council Member,
Mr. John A. Angus, Council Member, Mr. Henri Benner, Council Member, P. L. ~.
Council Member, Mr. S. Nelson Castle, Council Member, Mr. John Cleghorn, Council
Mem~er, Mr. H. M. Olay-ton, Council Member, Mr. Jesse Cunningham, Council Member,
Mr. Charles M. Crump, Council Member, Mr. Lewis C. Callow, Council Member,
Mr. Roscoe c. Clark, Council Member, Mr. o. X. Earp, Council Member, Mr. T. P. Howard,
Council Member, Dr. B. E. Jacobs, Council Member, Mr. Dudley H. Johnson, Council
Member, Mr. T. Walker Lewis, Council Member, Mr. Fred F. Munson, Council Member,
Mr. Doddridge Nichols, Council Member, Mr. M. G. Paddison, Council Member, Mr. Russell
F. Peete, Council Member, Dr. Arthur R. Porter, Jr.,Council Member, Mr. John Pilkington,
Council Member, Dr. George P. Rawls, Council Member, Mr. Alfred Sbhm, Council Member,
Mr. Arthur F. Schoembs, Couticil Member, Mr. J. Chester Shields, Council Member,
Dr. Harry c. Schmeisser, Council Member, Mr. J. Lester Skinner, Council Member,
Mr. Abe Scha.rff, Council Member, Mr. F. J. Vandemark, Council Member.
Mr. D. Ted Childress, Asst. Scout Executive and Mr. Hope H. Ford, Director of
Camp Currier were also present, and visitors were Mr. H. A. Koehler, Mr. R. c. Berry
and Rev. L. J. Janesko.
The President called the meeting to order and welcomed the Scouters, He asked
for their continued support, and thanked them for the work that they have done for
the past year in making the Council go forward in serving the largest number of boys
in its history.
The President then called on the Scout Executive, Mr. W. Gordon Morris for
report of the Council activities for the Fiscal Year ending December 1, 1943.
The Scout Executive stated that in lieu of former oral reports that he would
like to use the 11 Reports of Committees" to show what the Council has done during
the past year. Each member of the Council was furnished with a copy of "Reports
of Committees", a copy of which is attached to these minutes. The Scout Executive
briefly pointed out the highlights in· each of the Committee Reports, and then thanked
all of Seouters for the work that they had done to make the Council have a successful year during 1943.
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The President then called on Mr. J. A. Angus, Chariman of the Nominating
Committee for the report of the Committee. Mr. Angus stated that the Committee
bad met and had decided that it would be for the best for all concerned to have
the present Officers to continue in office for another year. Mr. Clayton then
excused himself from the chai~ and Mr. Angus asked for a motion to nominate.-all
of the present Council Officers and the National Council Representatives.
Mr .• Jesse Cunningham moved that :t.~e report of the Nominating Committee be accepted
and that the Secretary be instructed to cast the vote of the entire membership for
the officers for 1944. This motion was seconded by Mr. R. M. Clayton and Mr. Angus
·
put the question and it was unanimously carried.
Mr. Angus then called the attention to the list of Council Members which was
attached to the ballot for the Council Officers and a copy of which is also attached
to these minutes. He asked for a motion for the approval of the election for these
Council Members for the year 1944. On motion of Mr. Henri Benner, seconded by
Mr. John Pilkington this motion was unanimously carried.
Mr. P. A. Clayton then resummed the chair and thanked the men for their
confidence in him, and for electing him as President for the year 1944.
The President stated that there was no further business to come before ·the
meeting and asked for a motion for adjournment. On motion of Mr. H. M. Clayton,
seconded by Mr. R. G. Ramsa;r, and unanimously carried, the meeting was adjourned
at 5:40 P. M.
Respectively submitted
••
�CHICKASAW COUNCIL
CORDIALLY INVITES YOU TO ATTEND ITS
ANNUAL DINNER MEETING
IN THE BALLROOM OF
HOTEL PEABODY
ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14th, 6:30 P. M.
*
OUR HONORED GUEST AND SPEAKER WILL BE
COMMANDER G. L. MARKLE
CHAPLAIN, UNITED STATES NAVY
*
Commander Markle has served in our Navy for many years. He was
Chaplain on the U. S. S. "Lexington" when this grand ship was sunk
in the Coral Sea in the first battle between aircraft carriers in history.
He brings a message of outstanding importance to every person interested in the greatest asset of the Nation-our youth.
As the number of plates is limited ... please phone your reservations
to Council Headquarters, 5-2351, not later than December 13th. Ladies
are especially invited.
CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B.S.A., INC.
TICKETS $1.25 EACH.
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CHICKASAW COUNCIL. B. S. A. INC.
MINUTES OF ANNUAL MEETING 1943
The Annual Meeting of Chickasaw Council Boy Scouts of America Inc. was
held on Tuesday, December 14, 1943 at 5:00 P. M. in the Louis XVl Room on the
mezzanine floor of Hotel Peabody.
Mr. Percy A. Clay-ton, President of Chickasaw Council, presided at the
meeting.
Mr. Clay-ton called on Rev. Louis J. Janesko, Pastor of St. Michael's
Catholic Church of West Memphis, Ark. to pronounce the invocation.
The following Officers and Council Members were present:
Mr. A. K. Burrow, Vice~President, Mr. Edwin Dalstrom, Vice-President,
Mr. R. G. Ramsay-, Vice-President, Mr. Or~n L. Cox, Vice-President,Mr. P. C. Clarke,
Secretary, Mr. Emile A. Bizot, Treasurer, Mr. F. Joe Flanagan, Conunissinor,
Mr. W. Gordon Morris, Scout Executive, -Mr. T. Robert Acklen, Council Member,
Mr. John A. Angus, Council Member, Mr. Henri Benner, Council Member, P. L. ~.
Council Member, Mr. S. Nelson Castle, Council Member, Mr. John Cleghorn, Council
Mem~er, Mr. H. M. Olay-ton, Council Member, Mr. Jesse Cunningham, Council Member,
Mr. Charles M. Crump, Council Member, Mr. Lewis C. Callow, Council Member,
Mr. Roscoe c. Clark, Council Member, Mr. o. X. Earp, Council Member, Mr. T. P. Howard,
Council Member, Dr. B. E. Jacobs, Council Member, Mr. Dudley H. Johnson, Council
Member, Mr. T. Walker Lewis, Council Member, Mr. Fred F. Munson, Council Member,
Mr. Doddridge Nichols, Council Member, Mr. M. G. Paddison, Council Member, Mr. Russell
F. Peete, Council Member, Dr. Arthur R. Porter, Jr.,Council Member, Mr. John Pilkington,
Council Member, Dr. George P. Rawls, Council Member, Mr. Alfred Sbhm, Council Member,
Mr. Arthur F. Schoembs, Couticil Member, Mr. J. Chester Shields, Council Member,
Dr. Harry c. Schmeisser, Council Member, Mr. J. Lester Skinner, Council Member,
Mr. Abe Scha.rff, Council Member, Mr. F. J. Vandemark, Council Member.
Mr. D. Ted Childress, Asst. Scout Executive and Mr. Hope H. Ford, Director of
Camp Currier were also present, and visitors were Mr. H. A. Koehler, Mr. R. c. Berry
and Rev. L. J. Janesko.
The President called the meeting to order and welcomed the Scouters, He asked
for their continued support, and thanked them for the work that they have done for
the past year in making the Council go forward in serving the largest number of boys
in its history.
The President then called on the Scout Executive, Mr. W. Gordon Morris for
report of the Council activities for the Fiscal Year ending December 1, 1943.
The Scout Executive stated that in lieu of former oral reports that he would
like to use the 11 Reports of Committees" to show what the Council has done during
the past year. Each member of the Council was furnished with a copy of "Reports
of Committees", a copy of which is attached to these minutes. The Scout Executive
briefly pointed out the highlights in· each of the Committee Reports, and then thanked
all of Seouters for the work that they had done to make the Council have a successful
year during 1943.
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~ The President then called on Mr. J. A. Angus, Chariman of the Nominating
••
Committee for the report of the Committee. Mr. Angus stated that the Committee
bad met and had decided that it would be for the best for all concerned to have
the present Officers to continue in office for another year. Mr. Clayton then
excused himself from the chai~ and Mr. Angus asked for a motion to nominate.-all
of the present Council Officers and the National Council Representatives.
Mr .• Jesse Cunningham moved that :t.~e report of the Nominating Committee be accepted
and that the Secretary be instructed to cast the vote of the entire membership for
the officers for 1944. This motion was seconded by Mr. R. M. Clayton and Mr. Angus
put the question and it was unanimously carried. ·
Mr. Angus then called the attention to the list of Council Members which was
attached to the ballot for the Council Officers and a copy of which is also attached
to these minutes. He asked for a motion for the approval of the election for these
Council Members for the year 1944. On motion of Mr. Henri Benner, seconded by
Mr. John Pilkington this motion was unanimously carried.
Mr. P. A. Clayton then resummed the chair and thanked the men for their
confidence in him, and for electing him as President for the year 1944.
The President stated that there was no further business to come before ·the
meeting and asked for a motion for adjournment. On motion of Mr. H. M. Clayton,
seconded by Mr. R. G. Ramsa;r, and unanimously carried, the meeting was adjourned
at 5:40 P. M.
Respectively submitted
CHICKASAW COUNCIL
CORDIALLY INVITES YOU TO ATTEND ITS
ANNUAL DINNER MEETING
IN THE BALLROOM OF
HOTEL PEABODY
ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14th, 6:30 P. M.
*
OUR HONORED GUEST AND SPEAKER WILL BE
COMMANDER G. L. MARKLE
CHAPLAIN, UNITED STATES NAVY
*
Commander Markle has served in our Navy for many years. He was
Chaplain on the U. S. S. "Lexington" when this grand ship was sunk
in the Coral Sea in the first battle between aircraft carriers in history.
He brings a message of outstanding importance to every person interested
in the greatest asset of the Nation-our youth.
As the number of plates is limited ... please phone your reservations
to Council Headquarters, 5-2351, not later than December 13th. Ladies
are especially invited.
CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B.S.A., INC.
TICKETS $1.25 EACH.
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1943
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1943 Minutes of Chickasaw Council Annual Meeting
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Chickasaw Council, BSA
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Duane Klink & Chuck Schadrack
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Chickasaw Council, BSA
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Kamp Kiwani
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An account of the resource
This collections contains pictures and documents relating to the Girl Scout camp in Hardy, Arkansas, which operated from 1920 to 1960.
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1943
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1943 Photo: Kamp Kiwani - Counselors Susan and Jain
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Andrew Schrack
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MSS 462, Twentieth Century Photo Collection, Special Collections Department, University of Memphis Libraries
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Kamp Kiwani
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An account of the resource
This collections contains pictures and documents relating to the Girl Scout camp in Hardy, Arkansas, which operated from 1920 to 1960.
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1943
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1943 Photo: Kamp Kiwani - Director's Chair
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Andrew Schrack
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MSS 462, Twentieth Century Photo Collection, Special Collections Department, University of Memphis Libraries
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Stonework Architecture
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Kamp Kiwani
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An account of the resource
This collections contains pictures and documents relating to the Girl Scout camp in Hardy, Arkansas, which operated from 1920 to 1960.
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1943
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1943 Photo: Kamp Kiwani - Falls
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Andrew Schrack
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Girl Scouts
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Picture
South Fork River
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Kamp Kiwani
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An account of the resource
This collections contains pictures and documents relating to the Girl Scout camp in Hardy, Arkansas, which operated from 1920 to 1960.
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1943
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1943 Photo: Kamp Kiwani - Falls (2)
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Andrew Schrack
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MSS 462, Twentieth Century Photo Collection, Special Collections Department, University of Memphis Libraries
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South Fork River
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Kamp Kiwani
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An account of the resource
This collections contains pictures and documents relating to the Girl Scout camp in Hardy, Arkansas, which operated from 1920 to 1960.
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1943
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1943 Photo: Kamp Kiwani - Falls (3)
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Andrew Schrack
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MSS 462, Twentieth Century Photo Collection, Special Collections Department, University of Memphis Libraries
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Girl Scouts
Kamp Kiwani
Picture
South Fork River
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Kamp Kiwani
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An account of the resource
This collections contains pictures and documents relating to the Girl Scout camp in Hardy, Arkansas, which operated from 1920 to 1960.
Still Image
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1943
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1943 Photo: Kamp Kiwani - Our Cabin at Kiwani
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Andrew Schrack
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MSS 462, Twentieth Century Photo Collection, Special Collections Department, University of Memphis Libraries
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Girl Scouts
Kamp Kiwani
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Stonework Architecture
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Kamp Kiwani
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An account of the resource
This collections contains pictures and documents relating to the Girl Scout camp in Hardy, Arkansas, which operated from 1920 to 1960.
Still Image
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1943
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1943 Photo: Kamp Kiwani - Piasanki Unit House
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Andrew Schrack
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MSS 462, Twentieth Century Photo Collection, Special Collections Department, University of Memphis Libraries
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Girl Scouts
Kamp Kiwani
Picture
Stonework Architecture
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Kamp Kiwani
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An account of the resource
This collections contains pictures and documents relating to the Girl Scout camp in Hardy, Arkansas, which operated from 1920 to 1960.
Still Image
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1943
Title
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1943 Photo: Kamp Kiwani - Sign at Kiwani
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Andrew Schrack
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MSS 462, Twentieth Century Photo Collection, Special Collections Department, University of Memphis Libraries
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Girl Scouts
Kamp Kiwani
Picture
Stonework Architecture
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Kamp Kiwani
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An account of the resource
This collections contains pictures and documents relating to the Girl Scout camp in Hardy, Arkansas, which operated from 1920 to 1960.
Still Image
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1943
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1943 Photo: Kamp Kiwani - Tree Circle
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Andrew Schrack
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MSS 462, Twentieth Century Photo Collection, Special Collections Department, University of Memphis Libraries
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Girl Scouts
Kamp Kiwani
Picture
Stonework Architecture
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Kamp Kiwani
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An account of the resource
This collections contains pictures and documents relating to the Girl Scout camp in Hardy, Arkansas, which operated from 1920 to 1960.
Still Image
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1943
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1943 Photo: Kamp Kiwani - Wota (Eating Place)
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Andrew Schrack
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MSS 462, Twentieth Century Photo Collection, Special Collections Department, University of Memphis Libraries
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<em>Wota</em> is the Lakota word for <em>to eat</em>.
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Stonework Architecture
Wota
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Chickasaw Council Publications and Papers
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Contains miscellaneous publications and papers by and about the Chickasaw Council.
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1943
Title
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1943 SSS Choctaw Charter
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Chickasaw Council, BSA
Publisher
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Chuck Schadrack
Sea Scouts
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�MEMBERS-AT-LARGE
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:Mr.
Arthur Bruee
Mr. Lewis
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Mr. H. M. Clayton
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501
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8-0521
Medical Arts Bldg.
8-1516
Memphis t. G. & W. Div.
5-2552
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Mr. Jesse Cilnningham_
Co.
Institute Bldg. ··
8-7464
Cossitt Librax7
5-2272
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Memphis Qu1 1 t¥£1PN1i±er
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48-4451
Mr. Joe E. Davis_,,.t+'"
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Firestone Tire & R. Co.
5-5621
Mr. E. A. Harrold
Millingto n, Tenn. /
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Mr. Harold Hirsheime r
Bears, Roebi.ck & (!lO. /
7-7460
Col. Mutual Life Ins. Co~""5-4656
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Lake Cormo:r:-e.nt; Miss.
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Mr. FredW. Lucas
60 Morningside Park ~
4-4570
Mr. A. D. MC'Whor,ter
Mt's. St. Rwy. Co.
5-7221
:Mr. Fdmund Orgill
Orgill Bros. & Co.
5-2471
Mr. Ira W. PyrQn
The John Gerber Co.
5-5341
Mr. Abe Scharff
726 Madison Ave.
5-5511
Columbian Mutual Tower
8-8722
Mr. Floyd: Sherrod
22 W. Calhoun ·Ave. ../
8-5081
Mr. J. L. Skinner
1200 Poplar Ave.
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7-1584
Mr. R. A. Taylor
977 Sledge
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8-0481
Mr.
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Mr. H. M. Clayton
SUB-COMMITTEE OF EXECUTIVE BOABD
Mr.
Mr.
Dr.
Mr.
P. A. Clayton
H. M. Clayton
George P. Rawls
Abe Scharff
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�AWAF.DS & RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE
Mr. Fred L. Christenbury, Chairman,
Court House
8-4368
Mr. Henry M. Clay-ton
5-2552
.Mr. John E. ·Roberts
522 Falls Bldg.
8-0747
Mr. A. D. McWhorter
Memphis Street Railway Co.
5-7221
Dr. T. S. Eliot
875 Monroe Ave.
5-103)
Memphis Light, Gas & Water Division
�-POWERS AND DUTIES OF THE. BUDGET COMlviI'.l'TEE
AS SET FORTH IN CONSTITUTION .AND BY-LAWS OF THE MEMPHIS COMMUNITY FUND
ARTICLE VI - CONSTITUTION
Sec. 3.
(a)
Budget Committee: The Budget Cornmi ttee shall consist of the uneven
number of members deemed adyisable by the Board of Directors, but
not less than nine, of whom one less than a majority and including
the chairman shall be appointed by the President with the approval
of the Board of Directors, and the remaining members, who shall be
a majority of the Committee, shall be selected by the Council of
Social Agencies, as provided in its By-laws, or failing such action
by the participating members of the Community Fund.
The Budget Committee members shall be chosen as herein provided, to
serve for one year.
(b)
· (c)
The duties of the Budget Committee shall be to consider and decide
all matters pertaining to the allowance, increase, and reduction of
budgets, including payments to agencies in accordance with those
budget allowances, and all other matters incident thereto. All acts
of the Budget Co:mmitteo shall be subject to the finel approval of
the Board of Directors.
No salaried employee of an agency, Community Fund, or Council of
Social Agencies shall be a member of the Budget Co:mmittee.
ARTICLE IV - BY-LAVfS
Agreement with member agencies pe.rticipe.ting in the Annual Campdgn
Sec. 1.
For the purpose of sharing in the joint fund to be raised by the Community
Fund, it is agreed by each member organization so shoring that
(A)
Each participating member shall receive such portion of the funds
available &s shnll be approved by the Budget Committee. Should nny
member be dissatisfied with the actions of the Budget Committee~ it
mny appeal to the Boo.rd of Directors of the Corranunity Fund whose
action shall be final.
(E)
No participating member shall take any action which may alter its
budget without prior consideration nnd recommerldection by the
Budget Committee.
(a)
No participcting member shall alter or expand its work or
plE:int, if such vl teri:.tion or expansion entails o. future increase
of budget, without prior consideration find recommendation of
the Budget Committee.
�POWERS AND DUTIES OF THE BUDGET COMMI'.i.'TEE
AS SET FORTH IN CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS OF THE M.EM:PHIS COMMUNITY FUND
ARTICLE VI - CONSTITUTIOr.;
Seo. 3.
(a)
Budget Committee: The Budget Com.mittee shall consist of the uneven
number of members deemed advisable by the Board of Directors, but
not less than nine, of whom one less than a majority and including
the chairman shall be appointed by the President with the approval
of the Board of Directors, and the remaining members, who shall be
a majority of the Committee, shall be selected by the Council of
Social Agencies, as provided in its By-laws, or failing such action
by the participating members of the Community Fund.
The Budget Committee members shall be chosen as herein provided, to
serve for one year.
(b)
The duties of the Budget Corrunittee shall be to consider and decide
·all matters pertaining to the allowance, increase, and reduction of
budgets, inc.luding payments to agencies in accordance with those
budget allowances, end all other matters incident thereto. All acts
of the Budget Committee shall be subject to the finel npprovel of
the Board of Directors.
(c)
No salaried employee of an agency, Community Fund, or' Council of
Social Agencies shall be a member of the Budget Committee.
1'-RTICLE IV - BY-LAWS
Agreement with member agencies participe.ting in the Annual Campdgn
Sec. 1.
For the purpose of sharing in the joint fund to be raised by the Community
Fund, it is 1:1greed by ea.ch member organization so shoring that
(A)
EMh participating member shall receive such portion of the funds
avail8ble as shEtll bo approved by the Budget Committee. Should ony
member be dissntisfied with the actions of the Budget Corrnnittee, it
moy appeo.l to the Boo.rd of Directors of the Corrnnuni ty Fund whose
action shall bo final.
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No participating member shall take any action which may alter it!
budget without prior considerntion nnd recommerido.tion by the
Budget Committee.
(e)
No participoting member shall alter or expand its work ~r
plrint, if such cl teretion or expansion entails o f•.itur<!'l inoruaH
of budget, without prior consideration r.nd reoommondntion or
the Budget Committee.
�BOY S' LIFE
For all Boys
PUBLISHED BY THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
Tw-o
PARK AVENUE
June 21, 1944
NOTE:
A duplica te copy of
this notice is enclosed for forwarding
to the Unit leader.•
Chickasaw Council, B.S.A.
501 Columbian Mutual Tower
Memphis 3, Tenn.
Gentlemen:
Re: Unit
#
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Subscri ption order entered with August
issue.
We thank you for the recent BOYS' LIFE order sent us for the above
unit.
Unfortu nately we are unable to comply with the starting issue requeste d
In many instance ·s, however, a
·owing to the restrict ions on paper usage.
future benefit will be derived thru creating1 a more satisfac tory expirati on
.All BOYS . LIFE orders should expire at
date on BOYS• LIFE for the unit.
least a month or two later than the charter expirati on to allow time for renewals to clear thru the necessa ry entry procedu res· in both the Council office
and our Subscri ption Service , and still permit of continuo us unbroken service.
Your continued interes t in BOYS' LIFE is greatly appreci ated, and we trust
you will find the f'crthcoming issues benefic ial and entirely up to your ex.::.
pectatio ns.
Sincere ly yours,
BOY ~~ OF AM.~CA
(}...;?-~
/;;WILL.IAMS
Subsc~ipt!l.on ·Se.rvi~
but we
COUNCIL PLEASE NOTE: The above order has been entered as indicate d, issue.
now forced to enter any orders being received with the October
Kindly taka this into conside ration on future orders and pl~ase help us provide
the b&st pcoaibl.e ~ce :£.or all subscrib ers by transmi tting orders promptly.
are
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Acklen, T. Robert
Acroyd, W. L.
Agee, G. Worthen
Ahlgren, Frank
Alexander, Vance Jr.
Angus, John A.
Ainslee, H. s.
Alcott, Richard
Allen, c. c.
Allen, James Seddon
Allen, June D.
Allen, Preston
Allen, Thomas H.
Annis, Burton B.
Atkinson, Dr. W. R.
Austin, John A.
Awsumb, George
Ayres, Dr. J. C.
Baber, Rodney
(Army)
Bacon, Col. W. J.
Bailey, E. o.
Ball, Ernest C.
Ballon, Dave
(Army)
Barker, Judge H. H.
Barrow, E. R.
Barry, Edward F.
Beasley, John B.
Benner, Honri
Bensinger, Lloyd
Bizot, Emile J....
Boatner, N. J.
Bolton, A. Earle
Bondurant, Julian B.
(Navy)
Boone, Daniel H.
Boyd, Judge Marion s.
Boyle, J. Bayard
(Army)
Boyle, Jos. P.
Brennan, J. J.
Brown, C. H.
Brown, Paul
·(Army)
Broilm, R. G.
Brown, s. Toof
Bruce, c. Arthur
Bruce, R. G.
Bunn, H. T.
Burch, Lucius E.
:Burrow, A. K.
Butler 1 c. W. Jr.
Carley, Jack
E. R.
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Callow, Lewis
Canade, Col. J. W.
Canale,
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Castle, s. Nelson
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Chambers, J. D.
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Chandler, W. H.
Chandler, Hon. Walter
Christenbury,
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Clark, Dolph
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Clark, William
Clarke , F. 0.
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Clayton, Henry M.
Cln.yton, P. A.
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Cleghorn, John
Cobb, William s.
Coffey,
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Collior, J. D.
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Cooke, R. P.
Cox,
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Cox, W. W.
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Cowan, C. H.
Crttwford, A. M.
Creson, Larry B.
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Creson, T. K. Jr.
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Crump, Claude M.
Crump, E. H. Sr.
Crump, E. H. Jr.
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Davis, Joe
Davis, Dr. J. Murry
Dey, Paul
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Deupree, Wayne
Diehl, Dr. Charles
Dilworth, J. E.
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Edwards, Frank c.
Eliot, Dr. T. S.
Emick, Harold
Ettelson, Dr. H. W.
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Farrell, John J.
Fay, Gerald
Fiedler, Chris H.
Fiedler, Dr. F. w.
Finch, M.
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Fowler, Toll
Fowler, W. :B.
Freeburg, Harry
Fri end, A. l3.
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Gatos, J. Granville
Gaylor, W. A.
Gehri, Rev. W. G.
Genette, Sidney
Glascock, Charles
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Knoff, Edw. M.
Kopald, s. L.
KreT.ler, Merrill
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Gooch, Cocil
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Latham, Sweyne
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Graves, Dr, L. M.
Gray, John
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Grogg, Russell
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Halle, Arthur
Irby, W. B. Jr.
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Merrill
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Johnson,
Dave,
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Dr. Robert W.
I Jones, C.
Kearney, Milton
I King, Rev.Eugene
I Klyce, F. w.
Fisher, Allen
Flanagan, F. Joe
Fleming, Joseph D.
Fogleman, John .A.
Goldsmith, Jack
Goltnnn, Dr. J.
Hallidey, W. P.
Harrold, E. A.
Hartie, J. R.
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Hays, Lnke
Heard, Robert G.
Heiskell, A. L.
Henry, N. Wallace
Herff, Herbert
Herrington, R. L. Hersheimer, Hnrold
Hirsh, I3. W.
Hoag, Dean Harold Bro~m
Hobson, Dr. J. J.
(Army)
Hohenberg, A. E.
Hollis, Harry
Holmes, Herbert
Hopper, A. L.
Hopper, Joe
Howard, T. P.
Huckabee, Miller
Hunt, J. D.
(Navy)
Hussey, Robert J.
(AI'!!ly)
Lerner,
Leroy, Dr. Louis
Levy, Dr. Louis
Lewis,
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Libby, Frnnk
Lichternan,
Lightnan, M. A.
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Livermore, Dr. George R.
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Lohmeyer, J. A.
Loomis, Charles w.
Lucas, Fred W.
Maden, John W.
Maury, J. E•
Macfarlane, G. O.
Malone, J. H.
_.Mallory, Lee
Ma.xon, l3ishop Jn.mes M.
Maxon, Thomas E.
McCabe, c. T.
McCamey, D. F.
McCourt, Lee T.
McGee, E. L.
McGeorge, H. L.
McGregor, John
McKnig..~t, James Malone
McKnight, Thomas
McWhorter, A. D.
Moeman, E. J.
Moreland, s. E.
Morgan, Allen
Moriarty, Herbert
Mottweiler, Forrest
Munson, F. F.
Myers, Mayer
Norvell, J. W.
Hickey, Sar.i Jr.
Nichols, Doddridge
O'Callaghan, J. E.
O'Conner, Frank
Orgill, Ednrund
Orgill, K. W.
Orndorff, H. G.
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Paul, F. W.
Payne, F. J.
Peete, Russell
Penland, Clifford
Pennebaker, c. T.
Peres, Eardwig
Perkins, George T.
Pidgeon, Everett
Pidgeon, Phil
Pilkington, John
Pipkin, A. E.
Pipkin, Perry
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Pope, Marvin
Porter, Dr. A. R. Jr.
Prescott, W. J.
Pyron, Ira W.
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Ragsdale, F. v.
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Raines, Dr. Sal:! L.
Ramsay, R. G.
Ramsey, Henry-T.
Rawls, Dr. Geo. P,
Reeves, Russell E.
Reid, Wallace R.
Richardson, Charles D.
Richardson, Gilmer
RiechI:ian, J. A.
Riggan, C. L.
Rittelneyer, Charles (Army)
Roberts, John E.
Ross, J. L.
Roy, George T. Jr.
Ruch, Dr. Wf.!).ter A.
Rugg, L. E.
Russell, Edward P.
Russell, Dr. George M.
Rychener, Dr. R. o.
Saino, J. E.
Sandown, W. H.
Scharff, Abe
Scharff, Aaron R.
Schloss, Gilbert M.
Schoembs, Arthur
Schileisser, Dr. H. C.
Schwartz, Merrill
Seay, J. I.
Sellers, Perry
(Navy)
Shannon, A. V.
Sharpe, W. L.
Sherrod, Floyd
Shields, J. Chester
Sibley, Dr. Josiah
Sims, R. ]. Jr.
Skinner, J. L.
Skinner, Raymond
Slavick, H. w.
Soith, Walter L.
(Navy)
Sohm, Alfred
Spain, H. M.
Spears, Herman
Springfield, C. L.
Strauss, G. D.
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Sullivan, H. P.
T .:-i.nnort L. W.
Tate, Alvin
Taylor. Kenon
Taylor, R. A.
Thonas, John A,
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Thompson, L. K.
Tun.l, Illanchard S.
Turnan, W. F.
Turnbull, Steve
Turner, Norfleet
Tutwiler, C., :S.
Vaden, Edward N.
Vandonark, F. u.
Vesey, John !l.
Valentine, John
Wadley, Dr. s. L.
Waggener, Andrew n.
(Array)
Wagnor, D. Eugene
Waring, Col. Ronna
Watkins, R. G.
Webb, Harry
Webster, Wm. A.
Weil, Alvin D.
Wois~ann, Walter Jr.
Wetter, Henry
Widney, Rev. Chas. L.
Wiley, J. :Urady
Wilkinson, Russel
(Navy)
Williru:1S, o. P.
Willians, Wrey
Williss, CA.rl L.
Wilson, Harry L.
Wiseman, Janes D.
(Arny)
Wood, George
Wood, Dr. Percy
Wray, T. Cecil
Wurzburg, Abe
Young, C. 13.
Young, Dr. ThoiJas K.
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Mr. Oran L. Cox
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Mr. Emile A. Bizot
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FOR NATIONAL COUNCIL BEPRESENT.ii.TIVES(Vote for 5)
Mr. A. K. :Burrow
Cl~ton
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E. Jacobs
Mr. James Seddon Allen
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3ruce, R. G.
Junn, H. T.
Jurch, Lueius E.
!lurrow, .A. K.
:3utler, c. W. Jr.
Acklen, T. Robert
Aero yd, W. L.
Agee, G. Worthen
Ahlgren, Frank
Alexander, Vance Jr.
Angus, John .ti..
Ainslee, H. s.
Alcott, Richard
Allen, c. c.
Allen, James Seddon
Allen, June D.
Allen, Preston
Allen, Thomas H.
Annis, :Burton :S.
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Atkinson, Dr. w
..!\ustin, John A.
Awsumb, George
Ayres, Dr. J. c.
:Baber, Rodney
Bacon, Col. W. J.
Bailey, E. o.
Ball, Ernest c.
:Ballon, Dave
:Barker, Judge H. H.
:Barrow, E. R.
:Barry, Edward F.
Beasley, John 3.
::Sonner, Henri
Bensinger, Lloyd
l3izot, Emile .A.
:Boatner, N. J,
Bolton, A. Earle
:Bondurant, Julian 13.
:i3oone, Daniel H.
Boyd, Judge Marion s.
:Boyle, J. Da;yard .
Doyle, Jos. P.
J3rennan, J. J.
:Brown, c. H.
:Jrown, Paul
Jrown, R. G.
!lrown, s. Toof
Bridgforth, w. D.
3ruco, c. Arthur
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Carley, Jack
Cal dwel 1, E. R.
Callow, Lowis
Canale, Phil M.
Carter, M. o.
Castle, s. Nelson
Chambers, c. M.
Chambers, J. :P•
Champion, R. G.
Chendlor, W. H.
Chandler, Hon. Walter
Christenbury, Fred L •
. Church, C. H.
Clark, Dolph
Clark, Roscoe c.
Clark, William
Clarke, P. C.
Clayton, Henry M.
Clayton, P. A.
Cleghorn, John.
Cobb, William s.
Coffey, :Jon :;). Jr.
Colo, Sam F.
Collier, J. D.
Collins, Chriss
Cooke, R. P.
Cooper, Sterling
Cox, Allen Jr.
Cox, Oran L.
Cox, W~ w.
Cowan, C. H,
Crawford, A. M.
Creson, tarry J.
CrGso:Q., R. F.
Croson, T. K. Jr.
Crump, Charles M.
Crump, Claude M.
Crump, E. H, Sr~
Crump, E. H. Jr.
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Glascock, Charles
Glasgow, Ben E.
Goldsmith, Jack
Goltmkl, Dr, J. $,
Gooch, Cecil
Goodmon, Charles F.
Grnves, Dr. L. M.
Gray, John
Green, Jesse
Grout, F. M.
Gregg, Russell
Cunningham, Jesse
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Dalstrom, Ed
Danielson, Gen. W. A.
Darnell, Herbert
Davis, Hon. Clifford
Davis, A. G.
Davis, Joe
Davis, Dr. J. Murry
Dey, Paul
Deupree, Wayne
Diehl, Dr. Charle•
Dilworth, J. E.
Dolan, T.• R.
Donelson, Lewis R.
Dorr, W. H.
Dreifus, Fre_d :s.
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Hale, E. W.
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Halliday, W. P.
Harrold, E. A.
Hartie, J. R.
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Heys, Lake
Hoard, Robert G.
Heiskell, A. L.
Henry, N. Wallace
Hor ff, Herbert
Herrington, R. L.
Hirshoimor, Harold
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Hobson, Dr. J. J.
Hohonborg, A. E.
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Holmes, Horbert
Hopper, .A. L.
Hopper, Joo
Howard, T. P.
Huckabee, Miller
Hunt, J. D.
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Echols, L. V.
Edge, W. T.
Edwards, Frank C.
Eliot, Dr. T. s.
Emick, Harold
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Fay, Gerald
Fiedler, Chris H.
Fiedler, Dr. F. w.
Finch, M. E.
Firestone, Raymond
Fisher, Allen
Fla.11agan, .F. Joe
Fleming, Joseph D.
Fogleman, John A.
Fowler, Toll
Fowl or, W. :s.
Freeburg, Harry
Friend, A. :s.
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Gates, J. Granville
Geylor, w. A.
Gehri, Rev. W. G.
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Jacobs, Dr. :s. E.
Jacobs, Morrill
Jacobson, C. M.
Johnson, J. C.
Johnson, W. C.
Jolly, Dave
Jones, Dr. Robert W.
Jones, Walk C. Jr.
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Kell er, Eugene
Kir.te;~· Dr. C. c.
King, Rev. Fronk
, Klepper, George M.
Klyce, F. w.
Knoff, Edw. M.
Kopn.l d, S. L.
Kromer, i.•1crrill
1Torvcll, J. W.
Nickey, Sam Jr.
Nichols, Doddridge
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O'Callaghan, J. E.
O1 Connor, Frank
Orgill, Edmund
Orgill, IC. W.
Orndorff, H. G.
Ozburn, N. Field
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Lano, v. G.
Lathrun, Swnync
Law, Sid
Loe, Dr. R. G.
LePrinco, J. A.
Lerner, S. M.
L,ovy, Dr. Louis
Lowis, T. W.
Libby, Frank
Lichtorman, Ira J.
Lightman, M. ~\..
Livermore, Dr. George R.
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LoP.meycr, J. A.
Loomis, Charles W.
Loring, Lev
Lucas, Fred w.
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lJiaury, J. E.
Macfarle.no, G. o.
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MDJ.o no, J. H.
"Mcllory, Lee
Mn.xon, Eishop James M.
· 1in:x:on, Thomas E.
McC[\bo, C. T •
Moroln.nd,
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Morgan, .Allen
Mori~rty, Herbert
Mottwcilor, Forrest
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McKnight, James Malone
McKnight, Thomas
McWhortcr, A. D.
Mccman, E. J.
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Patton, Wesley E.
Pnul, F. W.
Payno, F. J.
Peete, Russell
PenlanCl. 1 Clifford
Pennebaker, c. T.
Pores, Hardwig
Perkins 1 George T.
Pidgeon, Everett
Pidgeon, Phil
Pilkington. John
Pipkin. A. E.
Pipkin, Perry
Plank, E. E.
Pope, Marvin
Porter, Dr. A. R. Jr.
Prescott, W. J.
Pyron, Iro. W.
Rn.gland, s. E.
Ragsdale, F. v.
Raines, Dr. Sam L.
(ARMY)
(.ti.Bl•iY)
RD.msey, R. G.
Ramsey, Henry T.
Rawls, Dr. Geo. P.
Reeves. Russell E.
Reid, Wrulncc R.
Rich<.'l.rdson, Cb.'U'lcs D.
Richardson, Gilmer
Ri ochman, J. A.
Riggan, C. L.
Rittolmoyer, Charles (i1.BMY)
Roberts, John E.
Ross, J. L.
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Schloss, Gilbert M.
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Schmeisser, Dr. H. c.
Schwn.rtZ, ?forrill
Secy, J. I~ '
Sollers, Perry
Shannon, .~. V.
Sbnrpo, W. L.
Sherrod, Floyd
Shields; J ~ Chester
Sibley; Dr, Josiah
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Skinner, J~ L~
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Wadley, Dr. s. L.
Waggener, .Ari.drew :s.
WD.t,-:ner, D. Eu.gone
Wnring, Col. Ron.no
Watkins, ll.- , G. ·
Webb, Harry
Webster, ·wo • .A.
Weil, Alvin B.
Wcismrui.n, Walter Jr.
Wetter, Henry
Widney, ilevt Chr!.s. L.
Wiley, J. Brady
Wilkinson, Russel
Willi:::u:is; O. P.;
Willians, Wrn.y
Williss, Cnrl L•
Wilson, Harry L.; .·
Wiseman, JD.f.lcs B~
Wood~ Gcorgo
Wood, Dr, Percy
Wrey 9 'l'• Cecil
Wurzbure;, .L\bo ·
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Young, Dr. Thomas K.
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Tn.to, Alvan
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Ta:-Jlor, R9 .A.•
Thoac.s,John .A.
Thonpson,' E. F.
Thonpson, L;o K.
Trippoor, R•.A.
Tml, :Slo.nchard s,
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Turnbull, Stove
Turner, Norfleet
Tutwiler, c. :B.
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Council Members elected at the'
Annual Mooting December 14, 1943
for the year 1944.
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MEMBERS-AT-LARGE
:Mr. c. Arthur Bruee E •. L. Bru~ Co.
Mr. Lewis c. Cal~ow 501 Medical Arts Bldg.
8-0521
8-1516
Mr. H. M. Clayton Memphis t. G. & W. Div. 5-2552
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~-~ ~bl"n. N'i~~ Goodwyn Institute Bldg. · 8-7464
Mr. Jesse Cilnningham_ Cossitt Librax7 5-2272
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Gen. w. A. Danielson Memphis Qu1 1 t¥£1PN1i±er
Depot 48-4451
Mr. Joe E. Davis_,,.t+'"" Firestone Tire & R. Co. 5-5621
Col. Mutual Life Ins. Co~""5-4656 μ..?tnr"--
Mr. :Bob Dozier J,. ... ,.Jr-Mr.
E. A. Harrold Millington, Tenn. / L. D.
Bears, Roe bi.ck & (!lO. /
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Mr. Harold Hirsheimer
/Vl R. A-~· Hoff EH ~Eli."l
:Mr. T. P. Howard
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Lake Cormo:r:-e.nt; Miss.
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Mr. FredW. Lucas
Mr. A. D. MC'Whor,ter
:Mr. Fdmund Orgill
Mr. Ira W. PyrQn
Mr. Abe Scharff
Mr. w. L. Sharpe
Mr. Floyd: Sherrod
Mr. J. L. Skinner
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Mr. R. A. Taylor
60 Morningside Park ~
Mt's. St. Rwy. Co.
Orgill Bros. & Co.
The John Gerber Co.
726 Madison Ave.
Columbian Mutual Tower
22 W. Calhoun ·Ave. ../
1200 Poplar Ave. v
977 Sledge /
- - - -Ex-Officio Member - Mr. H. M. Clayton
SUB-COMMITTEE OF EXECUTIVE BOABD
Mr. P. A. Clayton
Mr. H. M. Clayton
Dr. George P. Rawls
Mr. Abe Scharff
7-7460
L. D.
4-4570
5-7221
5-2471
5-5341
5-5511
8-8722
8-5081
7-1584
8-0481
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AWAF.DS & RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE
Mr. Fred L. Christenbury, Chairman,
Court House
Mr. Henry M. Clay-ton
Memphis Light, Gas & Water Division
.Mr. John E. ·Roberts
522 Falls Bldg.
Mr. A. D. McWhorter
Memphis Street Railway Co.
Dr. T. S. Eliot
875 Monroe Ave.
8-4368
5-2552
8-0747
5-7221
5-103)
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POWERS AND DUTIES OF THE. BUDGET COMlviI'.l'TEE
AS SET FORTH IN CONSTITUTION .AND BY-LAWS OF THE MEMPHIS COMMUNITY FUND
ARTICLE VI - CONSTITUTION
Sec. 3. (a) Budget Committee: The Budget Cornmi ttee shall consist of the uneven
number of members deemed adyisable by the Board of Directors, but
not less than nine, of whom one less than a majority and including
the chairman shall be appointed by the President with the approval
of the Board of Directors, and the remaining members, who shall be
a majority of the Committee, shall be selected by the Council of
Social Agencies, as provided in its By-laws, or failing such action
by the participating members of the Community Fund.
The Budget Committee members shall be chosen as herein provided, to
serve for one year.
(b) The duties of the Budget Committee shall be to consider and decide
all matters pertaining to the allowance, increase, and reduction of
budgets, including payments to agencies in accordance with those
budget allowances, and all other matters incident thereto. All acts
of the Budget Co:mmitteo shall be subject to the finel approval of
the Board of Directors.
· (c) No salaried employee of an agency, Community Fund, or Council of
Social Agencies shall be a member of the Budget Co:mmittee.
ARTICLE IV - BY-LAVfS
Agreement with member agencies pe.rticipe.ting in the Annual Campdgn
Sec. 1. For the purpose of sharing in the joint fund to be raised by the Community
Fund, it is agreed by each member organization so shoring that
(A) Each participating member shall receive such portion of the funds
available &s shnll be approved by the Budget Committee. Should nny
member be dissatisfied with the actions of the Budget Committee~ it
mny appeal to the Boo.rd of Directors of the Corranunity Fund whose
action shall be final.
(E) No participating member shall take any action which may alter its
budget without prior consideration nnd recommerldection by the
Budget Committee.
(a) No participcting member shall alter or expand its work or
plE:int, if such vl teri:.tion or expansion entails o. future increase
of budget, without prior consideration find recommendation of
the Budget Committee.
POWERS AND DUTIES OF THE BUDGET COMMI'.i.'TEE
AS SET FORTH IN CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS OF THE M.EM:PHIS COMMUNITY FUND
ARTICLE VI - CONSTITUTIOr.;
Seo. 3. (a) Budget Committee: The Budget Com.mittee shall consist of the uneven
number of members deemed advisable by the Board of Directors, but
not less than nine, of whom one less than a majority and including
the chairman shall be appointed by the President with the approval
of the Board of Directors, and the remaining members, who shall be
a majority of the Committee, shall be selected by the Council of
Social Agencies, as provided in its By-laws, or failing such action
by the participating members of the Community Fund.
The Budget Committee members shall be chosen as herein provided, to
serve for one year.
(b) The duties of the Budget Corrunittee shall be to consider and decide
·all matters pertaining to the allowance, increase, and reduction of
budgets, inc.luding payments to agencies in accordance with those
budget allowances, end all other matters incident thereto. All acts
of the Budget Committee shall be subject to the finel npprovel of
the Board of Directors.
(c) No salaried employee of an agency, Community Fund, or' Council of
Social Agencies shall be a member of the Budget Committee.
1'-RTICLE IV - BY-LAWS
Agreement with member agencies participe.ting in the Annual Campdgn
Sec. 1. For the purpose of sharing in the joint fund to be raised by the Community
Fund, it is 1:1greed by ea.ch member organization so shoring that
(A) EMh participating member shall receive such portion of the funds
avail8ble as shEtll bo approved by the Budget Committee. Should ony
member be dissntisfied with the actions of the Budget Corrnnittee, it
moy appeo.l to the Boo.rd of Directors of the Corrnnuni ty Fund whose
action shall bo final.
(E) No participating member shall take any action which may alter it!
budget without prior considerntion nnd recommerido.tion by the
Budget Committee.
(e) No participoting member shall alter or expand its work ~r
plrint, if such cl teretion or expansion entails o f•.itur<!'l inoruaH
of budget, without prior consideration r.nd reoommondntion or
the Budget Committee.
Chickasaw Council, B.S.A.
501 Columbian Mutual Tower
Memphis 3, Tenn.
BOYS' LIFE
For all Boys
PUBLISHED BY THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
Tw-o PARK AVENUE
June 21, 1944
NOTE:
A duplicate copy of
this notice is enclosed
for forwarding
to the Unit leader .•
Gentlemen: Re: Unit # 87
Subscription order entered with August issue.
We thank you for the recent BOYS' LIFE order sent us for the above
unit.
Unfortunately we are unable to comply with the starting issue requested
·owing to the restrictions on paper usage. In many instance·s, however, a
future benefit will be derived thru creating a more satisfactory expiration
date on BOYS• LIFE for the unit. .All BOYS 1 . LIFE orders should expire at
least a month or two later than the charter expiration to allow time for renewals
to clear thru the necessary entry procedures· in both the Council office
and our Subscription Service, and still permit of continuous unbroken service.
Your continued interest in BOYS' LIFE is greatly appreciated, and we trust
you will find the f'crthcoming issues beneficial and entirely up to your ex.::.
pectations.
Sincerely yours,
BOY ~~ OF AM. ~CA
(}...;?-~
/;;WILL.IAMS
Subsc~ipt!l.on ·Se.rvi~
COUNCIL PLEASE NOTE: The above order has been entered as indicated, but we
are now forced to enter any orders being received with the October issue.
Kindly taka this into consideration on future orders and pl~ase help us provide
the b&st pcoaibl.e ~ce :£.or all subscribers by transmitting orders promptly.
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I FOR PRESIDENT , ____ __,_(V_q_~e for One)
1· -· I Mr. P-;;;·-cy-A-.--Cl~yton ----· 1-1 ·"'------·~. _____ _
FOR VICE-PRESIDEl~S (Vote for Five) ------·------·-·--·---------
Mr. A, K. Burrow 1---1---·--. ---.-----------------
.Mr. Edwin Dalstrom
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Mr• R~. G• Ramsay
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I Mr. Percy C. Clarke -I ....,.___
FOR TREASUBJTIR · (Vo.te for One)
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FOR 1TATI01TAL COmlCIL REPRESEN.t'ATIV'.pS(Vote for 3)
Mr. Percy A• Clayton .
Mr. A. K. :But' row
I .. - -- Mr. F. Joe Flanagan
Mr. Henry M. Claytori
Mr. James Seddori. Allen
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COUNCIL MEMBERS-AT-LARGE
Acklen, T. Robert
Acroyd, W. L.
Agee, G. Worthen
Ahlgren, Frank
Alexander, Vance Jr.
Angus, John A.
Ainslee, H. s.
Alcott, Richard
Allen, c. c.
Allen, James Seddon
Allen, June D.
Allen, Preston
Allen, Thomas H.
Annis, Burton B.
Atkinson, Dr. W. R.
Austin, John A.
Awsumb, George
Ayres, Dr. J. C.
Baber, Rodney (Army)
Bacon, Col. W. J.
Bailey, E. o.
Ball, Ernest C.
Ballon, Dave (Army)
Barker, Judge H. H.
Barrow, E. R.
Barry, Edward F.
Beasley, John B.
Benner, Honri
Bensinger, Lloyd
Bizot, Emile J....
Boatner, N. J.
Bolton, A. Earle
Bondurant, Julian B. (Navy)
Boone, Daniel H.
Boyd, Judge Marion s.
Boyle, J. Bayard (Army)
Boyle, Jos. P.
Brennan, J. J.
Brown, C. H.
Brown, Paul ·(Army)
Broilm, R. G.
Brown, s. Toof
Bruce, c. Arthur
Bruce, R. G.
Bunn, H. T.
Burch, Lucius E.
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Caldwell, E. R.
Callow, Lewis
Canade, Col. J. W.
Canale, Phil M.
Carter, M. o.
Castle, s. Nelson
Chambers, C. M.
Chambers, J. D.
Champion, R. G.
Chandler, W. H.
Chandler, Hon. Walter
Christenbury, Fred L.
Church, C. H.
Clark, Dolph
Clark, Roscoe C.
Clark, William
Clarke , F. 0.
Clayton, Henry M.
Cln.yton, P. A.
Cleghorn, John
Cobb, William s.
Coffey, Ben B. Jr. (Army)
Colo, Sam F.
Collior, J. D.
Collins, Chriss
Cooke, R. P.
Cox, Allen, Jr.
Cox, Oran L.
Cox, W. W.
Cowan, C. H.
Crttwford, A. M.
Creson, Larry B. (Navy)
Creson, R. F.
Creson, T. K. Jr.
Crump, Chas. M.
Crump, Claude M.
Crump, E. H. Sr.
Crump, E. H. Jr.
Cunninghe,m, Jesse
Dalstrom, Ed
Danielson, Gen. W. A.
Darnell, Herbert
Davis, Hon. Clifford
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Davis, A. G.
Davis, Joe
Davis, Dr. J. Murry
Dey, Paul
Ile:ft:i es , ·Mw' i:ee
Deupree, Wayne
Diehl, Dr. Charles
Dilworth, J. E.
___,Dolan, T. R.
Dorr, W. H.
Dreifus, Fred B.
Early, George C.
Earp, O. K.
Eckert, George J.
Echols, L. V.
Edge, W. T.
Edwards, Frank c.
Eliot, Dr. T. S.
Emick, Harold
Ettelson, Dr. H. W.
Evans, Tho:r.ias A.
Farrell, John J.
Fay, Gerald
Fiedler, Chris H.
Fiedler, Dr. F. w.
Finch, M. :m.
Fisher, Allen
Flanagan, F. Joe
Fleming, Joseph D.
Fogleman, John .A.
Fowler, Toll
Fowler, W. :B.
Freeburg, Harry
Fri end, A. l3.
Gatos, J. Granville
Gaylor, W. A.
Gehri, Rev. W. G.
Genette, Sidney
Glascock, Charles
Glasgow, 13en E.
Goldsmith, Jack
Goltnnn, Dr. J. s.
Gooch, Cocil
Goodman, Charles F.
Graves, Dr, L. M.
Gray, John
Grout, F. M_.
Grogg, Russell
Halo, E. W.
Halle, Arthur
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Harrold, E. A.
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Heard, Robert G.
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Henry, N. Wallace
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Hersheimer, Hnrold
I' Hirsh, I3. W. Hoag, Dean Harold Bro~m
Hobson, Dr. J. J.
I I Hohenberg, A. E.
Hollis, Harry
, Holmes, Herbert
I Hopper, A. L.
Hopper, Joe
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Johnson, J. C.
Johnson, W. C.
Jolly, Dave,
Jones, Dr. Robert W.
Jones, ~alk C. Jr.
Kearney, Milton
Keller, Eugene
King, Rev. Frank
Klyce, F. w.
Knoff, Edw. M.
Kopald, s. L.
KreT.ler, Merrill
Lane, V. G.
Latham, Sweyne
Lee, Dr. R. G.
LePrince, J. A.
Lerner, s. M.
Leroy, Dr. Louis
Levy, Dr. Louis
Lewis, Dr. A. C.
Lewis, T. w.
Libby, Frnnk
Lichternan, Ira J.
Lightnan, M. A.
(Army)
(Navy)
{Army)
(Army)
(Amy)
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Livermore, Dr. George
Lohmeyer, J. A.
Loomis, Charles w.
Lucas, Fred W.
Maden, John W.
Maury, J. E•
Macfarlane, G. O.
Malone, J. H.
_.Mallory, Lee
Ma.xon, l3ishop Jn.mes M.
Maxon, Thomas E.
McCabe, c. T.
McCamey, D. F.
McCourt, Lee T.
McGee, E. L.
McGeorge, H. L.
McGregor, John
McKnig..~t, James Malone
McKnight, Thomas
McWhorter, A. D.
Moeman, E. J.
Moreland, s. E.
Morgan, Allen
Moriarty, Herbert
Mottweiler, Forrest
Munson, F. F.
Myers, Mayer
Norvell, J. W.
Hickey, Sar.i Jr.
Nichols, Doddridge
O'Callaghan, J. E.
O'Conner, Frank
Orgill, Ednrund
Orgill, K. W.
Orndorff, H. G.
Ozburn, N. Field
Patton, Joo M.
Patton, Wesley E.
Paul, F. W.
Payne, F. J.
Peete, Russell
Penland, Clifford
Pennebaker, c. T.
Peres, Eardwig
Perkins, George T.
Pidgeon, Everett
Pidgeon, Phil
Pilkington, John
Pipkin, A. E.
Pipkin, Perry
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Plank, E. E. (Navy)
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Pope, Marvin
Porter, Dr. A. R. Jr.
Prescott, W. J.
Pyron, Ira W.
Ragland, s. E.
Ragsdale, F. v.
Raines, Dr. Sal:! L.
Ramsay, R. G.
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Ramsey, Henry-T.
Rawls, Dr. Geo. P,
Reeves, Russell E.
Reid, Wallace R.
Richardson, Charles D.
Richardson, Gilmer
RiechI:ian, J. A.
Riggan, C. L.
Rittelneyer, Charles
Roberts, John E.
Ross, J. L.
I Roy, George T. Jr.
Ruch, Dr. Wf.!).ter A.
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Schloss, Gilbert M.
Schoembs, Arthur
Schileisser, Dr. H. C.
Schwartz, Merrill
Seay, J. I.
Sellers, Perry
Shannon, A. V.
Sharpe, W. L.
Sherrod, Floyd
Shields, J. Chester
Sibley, Dr. Josiah
Sims, R. ]. Jr.
Skinner, J. L.
Skinner, Raymond
Slavick, H. w.
Soith, Walter L.
Sohm, Alfred
Spain, H. M.
Spears, Herman
Springfield, C. L.
Strauss, G. D.
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Sullivan, H. P.
T .:-i.nnort L. W.
Tate, Alvin
Taylor. Kenon
Taylor, R. A.
Thonas, John A,
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Thompson, L. K.
Tun.l, Illanchard S.
Turnan, W. F.
Turnbull, Steve
Turner, Norfleet
Tutwiler, C., :S.
Vaden, Edward N.
Vandonark, F. u.
Vesey, John !l.
Valentine, John
Wadley, Dr. s. L.
Waggener, Andrew n. (Array)
Wagnor, D. Eugene
Waring, Col. Ronna
Watkins, R. G.
Webb, Harry
Webster, Wm. A.
Weil, Alvin D.
Wois~ann, Walter Jr.
Wetter, Henry
Widney, Rev. Chas. L.
Wiley, J. :Urady
Wilkinson, Russel (Navy)
Williru:1S, o. P.
Willians, Wrey
Williss, CA.rl L.
Wilson, Harry L.
Wiseman, Janes D. (Arny)
Wood, George
Wood, Dr. Percy
Wray, T. Cecil
Wurzburg, Abe
Young, C. 13.
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l3AHL0T FOR ELECTION OF OFFICERS ~\ND OOUNCIL MEMBERS....AT-LARGE
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roa PRllSI DEN'l' (Vote for One: I Mr. A, K. l3urrow
FOR VICE-PRESIDENTS (Vote for Five,
Mr. Oran L. Cox . .......
Mr. W. L. Sha.rp-e
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Mr. J. A. An~s
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Mr. Emile A. Bizot
FOR COMMISSIONER (Vote for One,
Dr • .B. E. Jacobs -
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Mr. A. K. :Burrow
Mr~ P. A. Cl~ton
Dr. :a. E. Jacobs
Mr. Henry M. Clt:cy"ton
Mr. James Seddon Allen
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Aero yd, W. L.
Agee, G. Worthen
Ahlgren, Frank
Alexander, Vance Jr.
Angus, John .ti..
Ainslee, H. s.
Alcott, Richard
Allen, c. c.
Allen, James Seddon
Allen, June D.
Allen, Preston
Allen, Thomas H.
Annis, :Burton :S.
Atkinson, Dr. w • .R.
. .!\ustin, John A.
Awsumb, George
Ayres, Dr. J. c.
:Baber, Rodney
Bacon, Col. W. J.
Bailey, E. o.
Ball, Ernest c.
:Ballon, Dave
:Barker, Judge H. H.
:Barrow, E. R.
:Barry, Edward F.
Beasley, John 3.
::Sonner, Henri
Bensinger, Lloyd
l3izot, Emile .A.
:Boatner, N. J,
Bolton, A. Earle
:Bondurant, Julian 13.
:i3oone, Daniel H.
Boyd, Judge Marion s.
:Boyle, J. Da;yard .
Doyle, Jos. P.
J3rennan, J. J.
:Brown, c. H.
:Jrown, Paul
Jrown, R. G.
!lrown, s. Toof
Bridgforth, w. D.
3ruco, c. Arthur
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(ARi.iY)
(ARMY)
(N.AVY)
(ARMY)
(ARMY)
3ruce, R. G.
Junn, H. T.
Jurch, Lueius E.
!lurrow, .A. K.
:3utler, c. W. Jr. (ARMY)
"C"
Carley, Jack
Cal dwel 1, E. R.
Callow, Lowis
Canale, Phil M.
Carter, M. o.
Castle, s. Nelson
Chambers, c. M.
Chambers, J. :P •
Champion, R. G.
Chendlor, W. H.
Chandler, Hon. Walter
Christenbury, Fred L •
. Church, C. H.
Clark, Dolph
Clark, Roscoe c.
Clark, William
Clarke, P. C.
Clayton, Henry M.
Clayton, P. A.
Cleghorn, John. (N.i\.VY)
Cobb, William s.
Coffey, :Jon :;). Jr. (.ll.BMY)
Colo, Sam F.
Collier, J. D.
Collins, Chriss
Cooke, R. P.
Cooper, Sterling
Cox, Allen Jr.
Cox, Oran L.
Cox, W~ w.
Cowan, C. H,
Crawford, A. M.
Creson, tarry J. (NAVY)
CrGso:Q., R. F.
Croson, T. K. Jr.
Crump, Charles M. (NAVY)
Crump, Claude M.
Crump, E. H, Sr~
Crump, E. H. Jr.
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Cunningham, Jesse
"D"
Dalstrom, Ed
Danielson, Gen. W. A.
Darnell, Herbert
Davis, Hon. Clifford
Davis, A. G.
Davis, Joe
Davis, Dr. J. Murry
Dey, Paul
Deupree, Wayne
Diehl, Dr. Charle•
Dilworth, J. E.
Dolan, T .• R.
Donelson, Lewis R.
Dorr, W. H.
Dreifus, Fre_d :s.
"E"
Early, Georg.e c.
Earp. o. K.
Eckert, George J.
Echols, L. V.
Edge, W. T.
Edwards, Frank C.
Eliot, Dr. T. s.
Emick, Harold
Ettelson, Dr. H. w.
"F"
Ferrell, John J.
Fay, Gerald
Fiedler, Chris H.
Fiedler, Dr. F. w.
Finch, M. E.
Firestone, Raymond
Fisher, Allen
Fla.11agan, .F. Joe
Fleming, Joseph D.
Fogleman, John A.
Fowler, Toll
Fowl or, W. :s.
Freeburg, Harry
Friend, A. :s.
"Gii
Gates, J. Granville
Geylor, w. A.
Gehri, Rev. W. G.
(ARMY)
Gcnottc, Sidney
Glascock, Charles
Glasgow, Ben E.
Goldsmith, Jack
Goltmkl, Dr, J. $,
Gooch, Cecil
Goodmon, Charles F.
Grnves, Dr. L. M.
Gray, John
Green, Jesse
Grout, F. M.
Gregg, Russell
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Hale, E. W.
, Hallo, Arthur
Halliday, W. P.
Harrold, E. A.
Hartie, J. R.
Heys, Lake
Hoard, Robert G.
Heiskell, A. L.
Henry, N. Wallace
Hor ff, Herbert
Herrington, R. L.
I Hirshoimor, Harold
. Hirsh, B. w.
1 Hoag, Doon Harold Brown
Hobson, Dr. J. J.
1 Hohonborg, A. E.
Hollis, Harry
Holmes, Horbert
Hopper, .A. L.
Hopper, Joo
Howard, T. P.
Huckabee, Miller
1 Hunt, J. D.
1 ·Hussey, Robert J.
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Irby, W. B. Jr.
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Jacobs, Dr. :s. E.
Jacobs, Morrill
Jacobson, C. M.
Johnson, J. C.
Johnson, W. C.
Jolly, Dave
Jones, Dr. Robert W.
Jones, Walk C. Jr.
(NAVY)
(ABMY)
(ARMY)
(ABMY)
(.ARMY)
(MAVY)
age 2
"K"
Kell er, Eugene
Kir.te;~· Dr. C. c.
King, Rev. Fronk
(ARMY)
(ABMY)
, Klepper, George M.
Klyce, F. w.
Knoff, Edw. M.
Kopn.l d, S. L.
Kromer, i.•1crrill
"L"
Lano, v. G.
Lathrun, Swnync
Law, Sid
Loe, Dr. R. G.
LePrinco, J. A.
Lerner, S. M.
L,ovy, Dr. Louis
Lowis, T. W.
Libby, Frank
Lichtorman, Ira J.
Lightman, M. ~\..
Livermore, Dr. George R.
LoP.meycr, J. A. ( U..:WY)
Loomis, Charles W.
Loring, Lev
Lucas, Fred w.
"M"
Me.den, John W.
lJiaury, J. E.
Macfarle.no, G. o.
MDJ.o no, J. H.
"Mcllory, Lee
{J!.BMY)
Mn.xon, Eishop James M.
· 1in:x:on, Thomas E.
McC[\bo, C. T •
McCourt ,_Loo T.
McGee, E. L.
McGcorgc, H. L.
McGregor, John
McKnight, James Malone
McKnight, Thomas
McWhortcr, A. D.
Mccman, E. J.
Moroln.nd, s. E.
Morgan, .Allen
Mori~rty, Herbert
Mottwcilor, Forrest
Munson, F. F~
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Nickey, Sam Jr.
Nichols, Doddridge
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Orgill, Edmund
Orgill, IC. W.
Orndorff, H. G.
Ozburn, N. Field
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Patten, Joe M.
Patton, Wesley E.
Pnul, F. W.
Payno, F. J.
Peete, Russell
PenlanCl. 1 Clifford
Pennebaker, c. T.
Pores, Hardwig
Perkins 1 George T.
Pidgeon, Everett
Pidgeon, Phil
Pilkington. John
Pipkin. A. E.
Pipkin, Perry
Plank, E. E.
Pope, Marvin
Porter, Dr. A. R. Jr.
Prescott, W. J.
Pyron, Iro. W.
Rn.gland, s. E.
Ragsdale, F. v.
Raines, Dr. Sam L.
RD.msey, R. G.
Ramsey, Henry T.
Rawls, Dr. Geo. P.
Reeves. Russell E.
Reid, Wrulncc R.
Rich<.'l.rdson, Cb.'U'lcs D.
Richardson, Gilmer
Ri ochman, J. A.
Riggan, C. L.
Rittolmoyer, Charles
Roberts, John E.
Ross, J. L.
(Nii.VY)
(ARMY)
(.ti.Bl•iY)
(i1.BMY)
Pngc 9
Roy, George T~Jr.
Ruch, Dr. W~ltcr A.
Rugg* L. E•
Russell, Edward l?. · .
Russell, Dr• George M~
Rychoner, Dr.; R., O~
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Sandown; W. H.
Schnrff, ~\.be
Scha.rff ,.Anion R.
Schloss, Gilbert M.
Schoombs~ il.rthur
Schmeisser, Dr. H. c.
Schwn.rtZ, ?forrill
Secy, J. I~ '
Sollers, Perry (NAVY)
Shannon, .~. V.
Sbnrpo, W. L.
Sherrod, Floyd
Shields; J ~ Chester
Sibley; Dr, Josiah
Sims, R. B• Jr~
Skinner, J~ L~
Skinner; B.eymond
Sln.vick; II. W•
Smith, Wcl tor L. (NAVY)
Solwj .iUfrcd
Spn.in9 H~ M•
Spears' ]Icrmnn
Springfield, 0• L•
Strauss, ·G. : D~ ·
Strong~· ·nnymond
Sulli VD.J."19 'H. P.·
$,.Jim, A. LaVcrno
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T::t:."'l.nor, L. W.
Tn.to, Alvan
T<:+ylor, Konon ·
Ta:-Jlor, R9 .A .•
Thoac.s,John .A.
Thonpson,' E. F.
Thonpson, L;o K.
Trippoor, R •. A.
Tml, :Slo.nchard s,
Tur:o.c,n, w. F.
Turnbull, Stove
Turner, Norfleet
Tutwiler, c. :B.
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Vndcn, Edwo.rd N.
• Vandez:m.rk, F. l~.
Vesey, John B.
Valentino, John
Wadley, Dr. s. L.
Waggener, .Ari.drew :s.
WD.t,-:ner, D. Eu.gone
Wnring, Col. Ron.no
Watkins, ll.- , G. ·
Webb, Harry
Webster, ·wo • .A.
Weil, Alvin B.
Wcismrui.n, Walter Jr.
Wetter, Henry
Widney, ilevt Chr!.s. L.
Wiley, J. Brady
Wilkinson, Russel
Willi:::u:is; O. P.;
Willians, Wrn.y
Williss, Cnrl L•
Wilson, Harry L.; .·
Wiseman, JD.f.lcs B~
1 Wood~ Gcorgo
Wood, Dr, Percy
Wrey 9 'l'• Cecil
Wurzbure;, .L\bo ·
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Young, Dr. Thomas K.
(ii.:i.iMY)
(N.1\.VY)
UulM:Y)
Council Mcnbcrs nonin..'1.tions at
tho Ann1l£1..l Mooting December 12,
1944 for tho year 1945.
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FOR YE.AR BEGINNING JANUARY l, 1944
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FOR PRESIDENT _______ (,,._V_o~e for One) I Mr. Percy A. Cla._y_t_o_n-----------i
FOR VICE-PRESIDEliJTS (Vote for Five)
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Mr. A. K. :Burrow
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Mr. W. P. Hallidey
Mr. R. G. Ramsay --
Mr. Oran L. Cox
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FOR SECRETARY (Vote for
I Mr. Percy C. Clarke
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FOR TREASURZR (Vote for One) -- I Mr. Emq.e A. Bizet I -
FOR COMMISSIONER (Vote for One) -
I Mr. F. Joe Flanagan
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Mr. Percy A. Clayton
Mr. A. K. Burrow
Mr. F. Joe Flanagan -- Mr. Henry M. Clayton
Mr. James Seddon Allen
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i.:~ -;/Allen, Thomas H. /,00 ;S' ~handler, W. H. J, Co
,;./Annis, Burton B. ~1 ,,..~ !~handler, Hon. Wal tor lt~O".l r
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7 b ,'./Ballon, Dave (Army) ·I Cobb, William s.
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~1 1~Bondurant •.Julian B. ·(Navy) .~:;;:J .~..e3'awford, A. M: Ii. DC:J
_r~ t/Boone, Daniel H. :!:,-';, ,;;:.....eres_on, Larry B. (Navy)
,,, .... Boyd. Judge Marion s. hOO Jjf,
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;./I ./junn, H. T. ftOO , >'l~-~.--1'.larnell, Herbert f.,OtJ
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REPORTS
OF
COMMITTEES
1944
CHICKASAW COUNCIL
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BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
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MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
Annual Meeting • December 12, 1944 • Hotel Peabody
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�CHICKASAW COUNCIL. B. S. A. UTC.
Memphis, Tennessee
MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD - 1944
Officers
President
Vice-Presid ent
Vice-Presid ent
Vice-Presi ctent
Vice-Presid ent
Vice-Presid ent
Secretary
Treasurer
Cammi s sioner
Scout Executive
Mr. P. A. Clayton
Mr. ~\. K. Burrow
Mr. Edwin Dalstrom
Mr. w. -p Halliday
Mr. R. G. Ramsay
Mr. Oran 1. Cox
Mr. Percy C. Clarke
Mr. .Emile A. Bizot
Mr. F. Joe Flanagan
Mr. w. Gordon Morris
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Chairmen, Standing Committees
Mr. Paul L. Day
Mr. F. 1. Christenbur y
Mr. R. G. Ramsay
Mr. John Pilkington
Mr. Jnmcs Seddon Allon
Dr. George P. Rnwls
Mr. T. Robert Acklen
Mr. A. K. Burroi.<1
Dr. A. R. Porter, Jr.
Mr. Edwin Dnlstrom
Mr. John i~. Angus
Mr. ::ao scoc C. CV1rk
Mr. H. W. Slnvick
Mr. John E. Roberts
Mr• F. J. Va.ndomn.rk
Mr. G. w. McAuloy
Mr. C. Bryant YouJ1g
Mr. Henri Benner
Dr. B. E. Jacobs
~\cti vi tics
Awards & Resolutions
Camoing
Ci vie Relr.'.tions
Constitutio n & By-Laws
Court of Honor
Cubbing
Fin.:-i.ncc
Health & Safety
Intcr-Ro.cin l
Organizatio n
Outfitters
Publicity
Reading
Rural Scouting
Rural Scouting
Rural Scouting
Senior Scouting
Tr.'1ining
Members-At-Large
Mr. o. Arthur Bruce
Mr. Lowis c. Callow
Mr. H. M. Cln;yton
Mr. Jesse Cunningham
• A. Danielson
.Gen. w
Mr. Joe E. Davis
Mr. Bob Dozier
Mr. E• .A. Hnrrold
Mr. Hnrold Hirshcimcr
Mr. i'l.. b. Ho hen berg
Mr. T, P. HowP.rd
Mr. Fred W. Lucn.s
Mr. A. D. McWhortcr
i~ir. Edmund Orgill
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Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr,
Mr.
w.
Pyron
Schnrff
w. L. Sh2.I'pC
Fleyd Shcrro d
J. Lister Skinner
R. .illon Tcylor
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�AWARDS
TO MEl-03ERS OF CHICKASAW COUNc±L, B. S. A, INC.
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FOR DISTINGUISHED SERVICE TO BOYHOOD
....
-.-.-.-.THE
SILVER B'.E AVER
1931
J. C. ~res
1931
Charles Tr McCabe
1931
John T. Morgan
George P. Phillips 1931
1931
Jolm E. Roberts
1931
Harry Webb
1932
L. R~ Forsdick
1933
A. D. McWhortcr
Ben B. Coffey, Jr. 1934
1935
Walter L. Grey
1935
George Wood
1936
F. Joo Flanagan
1936
Mr. Robert G. Ra.msay
1937
Mr. Edwin Dalstrom
1937
Mr. R. Von Stcinen
Dr.
Mr.
*Mr.
*Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
*Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
*Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr. b. ArthU:r Bruce
Mr. c. H. Church
Mr. Joe Hopper
Dr. T. s. Eliot
Mr. Henry M. Clayton
Mr. Alvan Tn.te, Jr.
Mr. A. K. Burrow
Mr. J. G. Gates
Mr. P. A. Clnyton
Mr. w. P. Halliday
Mr. F. L. Christenbury
Mr. James Seddon Allen
Mr. John A. Angus
Mr. Charles M. Crump
1938
1938
1939
1939
1940
1940
1941
1941
1942
1942
1942
1943
1943
1943
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THE
SCOUTM.ASTER 1 S KEY
Mr. Bon B. Coffey, Jr. 1933 £,1r. Charles Cotton
Mr. J. J. Jones
1934
Mr. R. Von Steincn
1934· Mr. Nod Cantrell
Dr. HowD.rd Curl
1935
Mr. Hearn W. Tidwell
Mr. E. K. Leach
Mr. Hope H, Ford
1936
Mr. Joo Hopper
Mr. Lawrence Lowell
1936
Mr. Miller Johnson
Mr. Forrest Mottwoilcr
1937
Mr. c. H. Church
Mr. Emory Ward
1938
Mr. J. J3rady Wiley
1938
Mr. J. G. Gn.tcs
Mr. Russell Peete
Mr. F. Joo Fln.nagan 19 43
-:-:-:-:-:-:-:- :-:-:-:-:-:-:-: -:-:-:-:*Deceased
1940
1940
1940
1940
1941
1941
1942
1942
1942
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Dec. 12, 1944
To the Friends of Scouting:
Each December the Council takes stock of
what has been accomplished in the Scouting program of character
building and citizenship training during the preceding twelve
months.
Following this letter is a brief report from
each Standing Committee in which is described its major accomplishments for the fiscal year December 1, 1943 - November
30, 1944.
But these short reports do not fully or
adequately reflect tho loyal and unselfish service of the hun.dr0ds of men and women who have so freely given of their time
and effort to enable our boys to have tho benefits of Scouting
and Cubbing. 'rhe War has caused many pitfalls in tho paths of
youth training but in spite of thoir.m.:my difficulties our
Loaders have carried on. To them is duo tho credit and praise
for the results achieved.
May I take this opportunity to express to
every Don Mother, Cubbcr and Scouter in Chickasaw Council my
deep appreciation for their splendid work nnd for tho many sacrifices they have made, for I sincerely believe tho results of
their efforts moan much to the future of our lfation.
Cordially yours,
114~
Jf:w.4,-uLovv
Gordon Morris,
Scout Exocuti ve
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�ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE
Tho fourteenth annuo,l Cnmp-0-Rce was held ::i.t Ce.mp Curr:l.1:1· 1111
June 3rd, 4th, 5th. Forty-two Troops participate d and 752 Scout 11 w1 >1'11 I 11
camp for this event. The Activities included Crunping, Po.trol Cri.inpl111'; 1
First Aid, Morse Signalling, Scout Rescue, Fire Building and Wntm" H1>111111·.,
Forestry., Cooking, Wall Scaling nnd Semaphore Signalling~ Thcso tiv1:i1it.~1 w1 l'i1
judged by the Leaders of tho Troops assisted by some of tho Distr:lot 011111°·
raissioners ruid Troop Committeeme n. The Scouts did a good job and 1/)111 11v1111L1~
were run off in a hit;hly satisfactor y mnnner. ifo ospocinlly comrno1dl 1,1111
Scoutmustor s and Troop Loaders for their fine work nnd for tho fo.d ~.1\11'.
there were no serious injuries sustained. We believe evorybody hnd n.
good time.
The· efficiency of the Troops in tho Crunp-0-Ree was roco(t,n:l.:.-.nd \Jy
to tho so who qualified against the standnrds. Thi1•\,y. t'olll'
pennants
awarding
pcn,nants; 12 Troops won Class 11 A11 , 13 Troopti won Ol11.1H1
won
Troops
42
tho
of
11 B11 ri.nd 9 Troops won Class 11 C11 •
Tho judges complir:icnte d tho Scoutn fol' l,hr:ilJ•
has boon made,
progress
to
dofini
that
fool
we
a..YJ.d
work,
Troop 38, sponsored by The Lamar Heights Presbyteria n Ohu:roll, t:\ll<1
leadership of Scoutmaster J. F. McCallon was tho only Troop 1.o w111
the
under
11
11
in each of tho 10 events in tho On.1:1p-O ...Reo and thus rM.\lco n.
ratir.g
an A
We congratulat e Scout!.lastcr HcCallon and espocinlly on1nLwnd
score.,
perfect
outstanding work.
their
for
Scouts
the
Your Oor.u:ii ttoo rcconoonds the Annunl Cru:ip-0-Roo bo hold D.w1:.ln 1.H
1945.
The .AdvanccDont Progrno wns ngain conducted durins tho ln:LL1 •r· IJltl' I.
1
with the result thf'.t 8 Troops won Cln.ss 11 A11 pcnn::mts, 2 '1 rnop11
yeµr
the
of
11
11
won Class 11 B11 pennants rmd 3 Troops won Class C • .£1. totnl flf 24 '.P.i·onp11
partic1po.to d in this event n.s conpn.red to 37 Troops in 1943. Thin ill l,lll'
10th year this tYPe of progrn:.1 has been offered to the Troops - it cor\11\11!.11
of 8. well-rounde d list of events includin~:; advci,ncor:1.ent, canping, civic ,·;nod
turns, etc. Due to tho lack of gD.solinc n-my Troops curtn.iled thoir cnr.1pl 1v~
and there lms not been as nuch interest in the progrnr:i as in forr.wr y1,111..1'11.
P.A. Clayton Coo:.mndo Coursc 11 was rebuilt_)
in a now location at Oanp Currier, and it hns been the
source of nuch pleasure to boys who have used it.
MP.ny Scouts usGd it during the Caop-0 ... Ree and
J\~~~ R\.
d:-1ring the su~:1-:ier carJp. Next yenr we rocor:u:iond
th.-":.t oore use be Dade of this OoDf.land!'.l Course 4·~~·&\
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-and that use of it be included in tho
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CA.f.lp-0-Roe Events.
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Camp Currier, near Eudora, Miss.
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The annual Council camp was held at Camp
Currier for 8 weeks during the past summer
_-e:.'"""""':;'-=JiJ~2~~:J\~---~.:;,o:::::~.--~---.:k. with an avera,,,.e
attendance of 81 Scouts as
0
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compared
to
94
Scouts
in 1943 • Durin.othe
0
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season, June 11th to August 6th, 295 Scouts
((~1) '!~jll
spent a total of 652 Weeks at Currier as
It~ 1 1 ,\
compared to 301 Scouts who spent a total
lJ 1 '
of 541 Scout weeks at camp in 1943. The camp fee
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In former years Scouts went to camp for.periods of
one week or more. This year we decided to di vi de
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the camping season into four periods of two wooks
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each and to have the Scout go to camp by periods.
This was very successful and we recommend its
continu.o.nce next year. We believe that the camp was outstanding and the.t the
1)oys really enjoyed themsel vos at Currier.
Duo to transportation difficulties tho year-round attendance hc".s
boon curt.'.'..ilod somewhat as compnred to normal years, but we arc glad to report th::-,t it is much bettor the.n in 1942 nnd 1943 ns will be soon by comparing the records below:
Gain or Loss as
Compared to 1943
1942.
Scouts attending Camp
Scoutors attending Crunp
Nurabor of.Scout .Days
Number of Scouter Days
Numbor of Visitors
2,599
349
9.113
1,119
2,166
1943
1944
Q!lli
2,837
286
9 ,969
825
928
3,355
388
11,165
1,370
700
518
102
1,196
545
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LOSS
228
Tho water system and swiDr:1ing pool which wore gi von to the c.<;>,mp by
Mr. & Mrs. A. K. Burrow in 1936 provides not only oxcollcnt drinking water
but wonderful swiBming facili tics nt the camp, Your Co;;imi ttco fools that
ovoryono in our Council owes r'debtof grnti tudo to Mr. & Mrs. Burrow for not
only do those fn.cilitios nfford grec,t plonsuro - they n.lso provide a groat
deal of protection to tho henl th nna. clonnliness of the boys. For without a
doubt q. plentiful supply of pure wr..tcr is one of tho gren.test nssots a crunp
can have. On behalf of all the Scouts and Scoutors we wish to express our
deep npprecic..tion to Mr. & Mrs. Bui·row for this splendid gift.
In 1940 the Health Lodge wn.s built through tho gonorosi ty of
Mrs. Bello s. Ro sontho,l as a nomorial to hc-r late son, Mr. Mitchel H.
Rosenthal, Jr., a forocr ncubor of the Council.
This building continues
to be exceptionally useful to tho cnr.iping progrnn, nnd we greatly approcintc
it as a lasting ~cnorinl to a fornor Scouter who did so much to carry out the
work of the Council as a Scout and Scouter.
Pago 2
�On.oping Connittce Continued
Recently, Mrs. Rosenthal nade nnothor generous gift of a $1,000.00
Wnr Bond, the inconc fron which is to be used to :-Jaintain and keep in repair
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the Health Lodge at Canp Currier. We sincerely ap:prcciatc Mrs. Roscnthal s
generosity.
K,anp Kio. Kir:rn., near Hard,y, AI!k.
Your Oorn:ii ttco felt tho,t in view of W;-:r conditions and lack of
nanpower i t would be unwise to attcnpt to operate Kaop Kia Kina durinr; the
past sw.lnor. Hence, the cnnp wa.s not opened.
But we h..•we oaintnined the property by repairing the roofs 11nd
floors of the buildings and hn.vc built a new hog-proof fence n.round tho
cru:i.psito. Wo arc doint; everything possible to ~aintain the property in
good condition so thc'\t it will be nvaila'l;llo for use just as soon as conditions
pcrnit. We feel sure that this cnr:i.p should be put into operation just as soon
as tho noccssn.r~r r:mnpowcr n.nd eq_uipnent con be secured.
'Cru::rg Dnniols, Memphis, Tenn.
Cnop Druiiols had the best season in its history in 1944. Thcr-e
wore 185 boys in c~~p as co~parcd to 151 last year. During the four weeks
it was operated the Negro Scouts spent ri, total of 303 Scout weeks as cor:rparcd
to 230 weeks in 1943. ·we arc indeed pleased that these Scout-s arc taking
advantage of this outdoor trnining and arc showing greater interest in en.op
than ever before. They hnvo every reason to do so for we believe Cnr..1p
Drui.iols is one of tho best iri the Nation for Negro boys.
Wo are very npprocio.ti ve of the continued help of "Tho Co:·_morcinl
Appeal Canp Fw1d for Boys 11 which supplied funds to send 507 undor-pri viloGed
boys to Conp DMiels. Those ·coys l.rore selected. with the splendid aid ru'l.d
cooperntion of tho Fanily Welfare AGcncy to whor:i we f\!'G also deeply indebted.
Both 11 Thc Co~_mcrcfo.l Appenl 11 and tho 11 Fn.nily Welfare Agency" have helped
those lcss... chnnce boys for tho pn.st 6 yon.rs nnd through their help noro nnd
::iorc boys ru'C gc tting the bcncfi t of Scout training. Tho cnr:rp fee wns $5.00
per week which is an increase of $.50over19 43.
�Canping Co::lf.li ttoe Continued
We rccogni zo tho fact thnt canping, for tho durn.tion, will b c
cnrricd out under d:i.fficultios ri.nd tho.t sono of our out-of-door ncti vi tics
r.iny bo curto,ilcd bocnusc of wnr conditions. But we strone;ly rocor:ir.~ond o.nd
urge th.:i,t every effort bo ~10.dc for Scouts to do as r.1uch car.1ring as possible
in 1945 a~1d that we do our utno st to provide ns nuch trnining in tho 01Jon
as is po ssi blc. Toward this end we ask tho su1:iport of every Scouter in tho
Council.
CIVIC RELATIONS At-TD DEFEHSE COOPERATION COMMITTEE
Tho United States Govcr~~cnt requested
Scouts cll over Ar..'icricn to servo ns HGloa.nors
After Tho Reapers" in tho sale of War Bonds in
tho Fourth Wnr Lonn CanpaiGn• Your ·co~~:iittoo
accepted a quota of $75,550.00, this ru:i.ount representing one $25~00 Bond for every Scout in
Chickasaw Council.' We thou{;ht this was n high
quota but it proved otherwise for the Scouts
sold a totnl of $307,125.00 in Bonds for Dn
average of more thnn 4 Bonds for on.ch Scout.
We fool sure you will shnro our pride in this
fine pc..triotic work nnd for tho splendid work done by our Scoutr.mstc:r s,Trocp
Co:.mi ttcoaon and. District Co::missioncrs who collected tho !Jonoy nna. deli vorcd
it to Scout Hcadq_unrtcrs after Scouts had sold the Boncls. These non worked
untirinGlY to do this job, and we especially cor:inond then for their efforts.
Below is a list of the five Troops which sold tho largest ru:iount of
Bonds:
TROOP
SPONSORING INSTITUTION
.;\MOUlirT OF
Bmrns
$70,475.00
25
Congregntion Children of Israel
50
Collierville Rotary Club
29 '325.00
44
McLean Blvd. Baptist Church
19,900.00
34
Gre,cc-St. Luko 1 s Episcopal Church
15 ,875.00
56
Go..llowny i'licnorinl Methodist Church
12,100.00
This was the largest and. nost successful u:nclcrtaking by tho Scouts
of ChickD..saw Councii in this Wox, ::md your Cor.::~i ttce is indeed proucl of
their ncconpli shr:iont s.
Tho Scouts 1 second largest activity in furthering tho War Effort
was tho year-round collection of waste pn.pcr by Scouts nnc. Cubs. :Soys
gathered pD,por n.11 over tho Oou.."'lcil Aron, but one of tho r.1ost effective
nc.Dns was tho ostnblishnent of conpounds which served as storaso plnces for
the pa:rior collected l!...'l'J.d to which nn.ny people brou~:;ht pnpcr •
�Ci vie Roln.tions and Defense Coonerntion Cor;i.ui ttco Continued
Our records show the following:
Paper collected by Scouts
367,874 po:unds
Paper collected by Cubs
122,,267 pounds ..
Totnl auount of pE'por collected -
490,141 :pounds ..
The following collected tho lnrscst anounts:
TROOP
90
SPONSORIHG INSTITUTION
11.MOUHT COLLECTED
T. K. Young Bible Class a.rid
First United Luthe:r:nn Church
& Rubber Co.
92,829 pounds
43,911 pounds
59
Firestone Tire
38
Lannr Heights Prcsbytori0n Church
32,585 pou..1ds
97
Groonlruid Heights Civic Club
28,215 pounds
Union Avenue
24
·23
13
~nptist
Church
12,610 pounds
Fellowship Class, First Methodist Ch.
,8,870 pounds
Whiteh~von
Methodist Church
7,870 pounds
St. Christian Church
.6,430 pounds
Highl~nd
~ This represents tho lnrscst anount of paper over collected by tho
Scouts n.ncl Cubs of this Cour.cil. Anet we cor.1r:iond tho boys for their fine. work
Scouts have ·ronclerec1 r:w.ny other civic :;ood turns ;x1rt of which a.re
listed below:
27 Scouts plncco. 1,600 .Ar.1oric&."1 FlP.gs on Soldier Gr<-,vcs nt tho lfational
Cc;·Jotery on Mcnorinl Dny.
300 Scouts nnrchccl in Fire Prevention Weck Pn.rn.clo.
39 Scouts fornod sonrching p['.,l'ty for purts of n..1 il.":loricrui ll.irlinos plnne
which crn.shod.
17 Scouts worked in check roo:r.:i for.u.s.o.
100 Scouts distributocL 1,200 posters for Wnr & Welfare Fund.
10 Scouts distributed 200 posters for Christian Mission.
25 Cubs nndo 50 nrticlos of h,_<t.11c'.icrnft for Crirmlod Childrcn 1·s Hospital.
25 Scouts clistri l>utod 11,000 handbills for Rus-;,iru-i Wnr Rcliof.
165 Scouts distributed 5,695 Govorn.':lcnt Posters.
90 Scouts uctod tts guides anc~ r:icssonGers nt Flnc Rni sinf; Corcnonics.
6 Scouts deli vcred 200 po stcrs for J owi sh Welfare Fund.
10 Scouts 0.istributecl 400 posters for Y.W.C ...\.. Cnnpn.ign,
50 Scouts collected nagazinos for Soldiers ~t tho request of the
�Civic Relations and Defense Cooperation Committee Continueg
.American Red Cross.
May we suggest that you consider the thousands of hours of service
these boys have given in'doing the civic good turns listed above. Wo believe you will agree they are worthwhile for tho community, tho state and tho
nation.
COURT OF HONOR
During tho fiscal year, which ended December 1, 1944, tho Scouts
good work but with tho exception ofF.ir'9t Class Scouts and Ea[;le
done
bavo
as many have made an advancement in rruik as they did in 1943.
not
Scouts
believe tht:?.t all of us hnvc a right to feel a lot of satisfnction
we
However,
for what they have done, for they do deserve credit for accomplishing much
under difficult conditions which have been caused by tho wnr.
We invite your nttcntion to tho figures below which
show a comparison of tho number of awards made in 1942, 1943,
1944:
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..
225
263
116
26
3,241
First Clo..ss Badges
Stn.r Badges
Life Badges
Eagle ]o..dges
Merit Badges
194
190
113
46
3,201
235
135
72
53
2,344
' 1~5 o
a!' "h1.E pi>;_,.,;.~?:
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-LOSS
41
55
41
7
857
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Your Chairmnn wishes to acknowledge his appreciation cf
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of
Court
tho
of
Members
tho fine coopcrntion of tho Vice-Chairmen,
is
Progrrun
Badge
Merit
the
of
Honor ruid Merit Badge Counselors, The success
out
curried
duo to the loynlty of those Scoutors who have so faithfully
their duties ond who have made it possible for tho Scouts to have the o,dvantages of this pre-vocational training.
CUBB IHG COM1\1I TTEE
Cubbing has ma.de progress during 1944 even though it has suffered
from lack of leaders in a number of our Packs. Below are comparative
figures for the past three years:
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1942
~.,,~•.U·~~
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fl/,,,·~~'t
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".. Cubs(White)
; Cubs( Negro)
TOTAL CUBS
Packs( White)
Packs( Nogro)
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1944
GAIN
..21
597
728
1Q9'
897
743
174
917
15
5
20
18
24
21
8
29
2
23
6
30
506
5
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�Cubbing Committee Continue d
Plans are under way to organize a number of new Packs and wo
anticipa te a largo growth in Cubbing shortly aftor January ls~.
In April the Cub Xi to Derby was held in Overton l?nrk with a lc~rgo
variety of kites entered from most of our Packs. Awards wore mado to winners of the va.rious contests and a big time was had by all. This event docs
much to stimula te the Cubcraf t feature of the Program nnd has nlweys boon
well nttondod . We fool thnt it should by all means remain an annu.c..'l.l event
in the Program .
In August the nnmw,l Picnic Pow-Wow was hold in Overton P1:1,rk with
the best c,ttondrm cc of Cubs and Cubbors , parents and friends thnt wo hrwe
over h."-d• .Awards were made to the Cubs nnd Packs winning the v::.rious
events. Tho compoti ti ve Cubbing enthusia sm displaye d at this event ccrtninl y
·
warrants the continua nce of this affair.
The Cub Leadcrs 1 Round Table mot regular ly througho ut tho ycnr l".nd
has done much to train leaders and create enthusia sm runong those who arc
primnri ly interest ed in working with younger boys. Attendan ce i:md partici pation by every Don Mother and Cubbcr is urged at nll of tho Round Table
oeoting s.
Mnvr we tnko this opportu nity to express tho apprccin tion of the
Comoitte c for the splendid work done by tho Scouts who servo as Don Chiefs.
The loc,dorsh ip which those Den Chiefs have shown dooonst rntcs that Scouting
is really noo.surin g up to the high ideals set by its loaa.crs . And we nlso
wn...'1.t to thmi.k the Scoutna stcrs of tho Troops who have coopern tod by delegating the fine Scouts from their Troops to act as Den Chiefs - it is this
coopora ti vo ,spirit which is helping the Cubbine:; Progrun to carry on.
FINANCE COMMITTEE
We·are pleased to report the financia l conditio n of the Council
is the best in its history . We especia lly invite your
attentio n to the fact that the Council is entirely free
of ciebt. We believe these two stateme nts will be as
gratifyi ng to you as they arc to us. It has boon tho
policy of tho Council for many years to spend only
when funds wore availab le and wo recommend the
Pago 7
�Finan ce Comm ittee Conti nued
While our mGmb orship in tho Fund olimi nntos tho Boy
Scout Finan ce
Campm gn in Memphis and Shelb y Count y it does not elimi
nnto tho CnmpD.ign
in our Arca outsid e of Shelb y Count y. This Aro"'- inclu
des the on.ste rn half
of Critte nden Count y, Arknn sas; DeSot o, Tate, Panola
. Coun tios,· Missi ssipp i.
Tho Crunpa.ig;.1s in those count ies wore very succe ssful
and below is a. repor t
of them:
COUUTY
QUOTA
Critte nden Co. Ark.
RAISED
$700. 00
$700. 00
DeSot o Co., Miss.
750.0 0
750.0 0
Tnto Co. , Miss.
525.0 0
484.2 5
Panol a Co., !1iiss.
700.0 0
700.0 0
$2,67 5.00
$2,63 4.25
~
mrnER
40. 75
$40. 75
Tho Finan ce Commi ttce great ly appre ciates thu splen did
work in the
leade rship of our Scout crs in these count ies, for they
have done nn excelle nt job in rri.isi ng their sh[l.ro of tho Coun cil's
budge t, and bcc.::..uBo of
their help Scout ing is reach ing more boys in its progr"1
.ffi of chn.ra ctcr
build ing o.nd citize nship train ing.
Tho Finan ce Commit too is deepl y indeb ted to Mrs. Bello
s.
Rosen thal for the gift of a $1,00 0.00 Wn,r Bond, the
incom e fror..1 which is to
be used for tho up-ke ep of tho honlt h lodge at Camp
Curri er. This lad.go
was built as a memo rial to tho lo.to Mr. Mi tchol H. Rosen
thal who was
Mrs. Roson the,1 1 s son and a Member of Chick asaw Coun
cil. Hrs. Roscn thD.l
also provi ded tho funds for tho const ructio n of this
build ing and now she
has provi ded funds to keep it in good repai r for uany
years to come. We
.deep ly ruid since rely appre ciate her gener osity .
Tho books of tho Counc il and of tho throe camps have
boon audit ed
by Poat, Marw ick, Mitch ell & Co., and wore found to
be corre ct.
HEALTH & SAFETY COMMITTEE
This Con;:ii ttoo is grnti fiod to repor t the her.i.lth and
safety of
our Cubs and Scout s 9.urin g 1944 hc".1.s been excel lent.
Durin g tho Cnop- 0-Roo s,
sunoo r ca.:":lps nnd other r.>..cti vi tics there were no serio
us injur ies and only
two or throo ninor accid ents.
This splen did recor d is a fine tri buto to tho work
of our loade rs who arc direc ting the activ ities of 4,371
Cubs and Scout s. We cor..mend D.nd congr atula te then for
tho
fine work they arc doing in provi ding sn.fc acti vi tics
and
cro:iping for tho boys of this Coun cil. Hundr eds of Cubs
nnd
Scout s h~vo p~rticipntcd in activ ities, parnd os, Canp0-Rco s
etc., durin g tho year, and wo arc proud of tho boys
and
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�Health
& Sufoty Cor.unittoc Continued
their leaders for naking such a fine safety record.
Safety through skill is a fine thing to teach boys t1.nd wo htl
that our Scoutr.msters, .Assistant ScoutrJastors, Cubnastcrs, .A.as1 atr.mt Ou\,..
r.1astcrs o.nd Cnnp Staff Mcnbors have done fine and constructive work 11\ l',\l\ldl\I
this safety record possi blc.
INTER-RACIAL COMMITTEE
p-
Tho work of this Comoittoo is confined solely t o /
.l'>i .
Negro Scouts n~d Cubs and is h'Uldlcd through a subcouncil known as tho Sor.1inolo Di vision of Chickasnw
~~
Council. .i'i.11 of the officers nnd r.ior.:i.bors of tho
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.
Di vi sioli, including the J~ssi sto.nt ,Scout Executi vo, arc
liJ'ogro cs.
j
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I n J anua.ry we set M ob jcctivc of 1,200
•.w
1~"~ ~
Scouts, this objective to be roached by Doconbor 31,
'~~*~"':. .~ ·''~~
1944. This objective has not' as yet been roached,
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but we ore hopeful it will be before the end of 1944.
1\
Thero ore now 1,100 Scouts on tho rolls ns cor:ipn.rcd to 1,016
lo.st yonr, . a not gc:dn of 84 Scouts. ~hero are now 174 Cubs as coDpc.rod to
169 last yonr, n net gain of 5 Cubs. Those Scouts nro in 57 Troops and Cubs
nr0 in 8 Packs, which is a gain of 6 Trr,ops n..."l.d 2 Packs during the yca.r.
The total uwborship of Negro Scouts and. Cubs is 1,274 which is tho lorgost
we have over ho.d.
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Th0 camping progrD.I:l l".t CN:'!p Dnnicls was. oxccilcnt rind there wore
185 Scouts in Cro:ip as conparod to 151 in 1943, Tho records show these boys
spent a total of 303 Scout weeks in canp during tho four weeks sonson as
conpared. to 230 weeks last year. Tho en.mp foe was $5.00 per week, cw.1 incrcn.so of 50¢ over the previous season. Due to tho good condition of tho
buildings nnd equipment very l i ttlo repairs wore needed during tho season
n.nd the canp property is in good shape. We consider this cnop one of tho
best in the Nation for Negro Scouts.
Advancenont in rank a~ong Negro Scouts continues to be poor •
.Al though ii'::iprovenonts have been shown over previous years, we feel these
boys i:liss r.mch of tho splendid training and rcnl fun in Scouting because of
their failure to roach the higher rnnks. Every effort should be nadc to
induce then to advance to n.t least tho First Clri,ss Rank.
We n.r e proud of tho work the Negro Scouts hnvo do no in D.i ding the
war effort cmc. in ci vie good turns. They have collected wnsto paper, scrap
iron, etc .... they have distri butod Govcrnoont posters - they have pnrticipo.tod in church activities, parn.dcs and other events. They n.rc cortninly
to bo coD.r:i.endcd for their ri,cconplishr:i.onts,
Pago 9
�QRG.1\;NIWI011 & m'llTSION COHMITT:EE
In the en.rly part of 1944 Chieko.saw Council
rocci vec1 11Thc W:U tcr w. Hcn.d "\.corn .t\.ward 11 for rce,ching the objectives it had set for itself in tho total
:nw.lber of Scouts, Troops, Cubs, Packs for tho yo!JX
1943• this being the sixth consecutive tine tho
Council has won this fine awo.rd. We feel thnt you
~re as pro~d of this troph;y' as we arc, for every
Sco"Ut ~.nd Scouter, Cub nnd Cubbcr, has a right to
feel a real satisfaction in receiving this rccogni•
tion from tho Nntionn.l President of tho Boy Scouts of
.Ai~crica, ~. Walter W. Head.
Your Committee is now working to organize enough
P~cks and to recruit sufficient boys
to win tho .l~ward for the seventh consecutive tiDc.
We boli©vc the results· will be successful.
new Troops and
Althoush there has been very little g~ins in
tho total nunbcrs of boys on th~ rolls this ye~r it
is our ploo.sure to roport that Cnicknsnw Council
now has the largest ncmbership in its 28 yoo:r history with~ total of 4,371
boys enrolled. Below is a conpurison of l:ler:ibcrship for the past 3 years:
Doc. 1. t 44 GlulJ
Dec. 1. 1 42
Dec. 1, I 43
White Scouts
Negro Scouts
TOT.AL SCOUTS
2,300
708
3,008
2,.395
J,,016
3,411
2,354
1,100
3,454
White Troops
:Negro Troops
TOTAL TROOPS
103
47
150
105
51
156
100
57
157
White Cubs
Mogro Cubs
TOT ..u, C1IB S
506
91
597
728
169
897
743
174
917
Whi to Packs
!fogro Packs
TOTAL PACKS
18
5
23
24
6
21
30
29
8
41
_M,_
43
5
_§_
1
15
_5_
20
_2_
-
3
l.
Since March the Cou.~cil has had no Assistant Scout Executive
( whi to). We fool that Chickasaw Council shoulcl have n.t least three .Assist..
nnt Scout Executives (white), one Assistant Scout Executive (nogro) and one
Those mon arc badly needed ruld oust bo
Field Scout Executive (nogro).
secured if tho Council is to do tho work i t should in serving boys. In fact,
we believe tho greatest need of the Council todny is at lcnst two Assistant
Executives. WQ say this because we know tt~~t lack of sufficient staff has
resulted in sonc units being dropped which we know could have boon saved if
even one .Assist.:1nt Exocuti vo hn.d been on tho job. Then, too, we know the
units in tho. aroa arc not receiving tho attention they deserve, for they
Pago 10
�Organization & Extension Committee Continued
should be getting better service than they are. Therefore, this Committee
urges that concentrated efforts be made to secure additional staff at the
very earliest possible time so that more boys may have tho benefits of
Scout training.
In 1942 we began to lose numbers of Scoutmasters to the Armed
Forces. During the past year we have had tho greatest loss of Scout and Cub
Loaders that we have ever experienced. This naturally handicap-pod tho work
of tho Troops o.nd Packs and also our growth in numbers. We need Loaders!
Won't YOU assist in rocrui ting men who ·will guide our boys on the tro.il which
lends to good citizenship?
OUTFITTERS
CO~ll~ITTEE
Tho three official outfitters of tho Council arc J. Goldsmith &
Sons 90., Phil Ji.• Hallo, B. Lowenstein & Bro. All during tho yonr, in tho
face of shortages throughout tho Nation, our outfitters have kept their
stocks of official Scout and Cub uniforms nnd equipment as complete as
possible. Tho fine service of those outfitters has been of much help to tho
Scouts and Cubs and their loaders. Several times our representatives have
checked the supplies carried n.nd very good reports 11.rcre !llr'J.do on er.ch
inspection.
Wo would like to commend and thank the outfitters on their
splendid display of Scout mcrclk1.ndise and the paid advertisements which they
have carried in tho newspapers, for they have certainly cooperated with tho
Council in every possible way.
PUDLICITY COMMITTEE
We arc deeply indebted to the "Memphis Press Scimi tar 11 for tho
public£).tion of 11 The Scout Press Scimitar". For a part of the year this
quarter-page w~s printed semi-monthly but in tho latter pnrt of tho year it
was nccossn.ry to cut down on the size of tho space and to print it monthly,.
This, of course, is due to the :paper shortn.ge ca.used by tho war. This
section is a groa.t help in advising Scouts, Cubs, Scoutors, Cubbers of· tho
various Council ncti vi tics and we particularly emphasize our thanks to tho
officiD-ls of the "Memphis Pross Scimitar" for their fine cooporo.tion.
:Both 11 Thc Commercial ~\ppcal 11 and tho 11!fomphis Press Scimitar"
have boon most generous in printing Scout <llld Cub nows. They hc~vo cooperated
to thc·fullost ·extent in publicizing Oamp-0-Rees, summer camps, etc. We
deeply appreciate their help and the fine support they hc~vc alw~s given the
Council.
Radio Sta.tions WM C, W R E C, WM P s, W H ] Q, hc·wc all been
very helpful to Scouting and we tclce this opportunity to express our ap..
preciation to them for tho assistro1co they have rendered.
This splendid newspaper and radio publicity has done much to increase tho effectiveness of Scouting, not only in Chickasaw Co1Ulcil but also
in our neighbor Councils, and we do appreciate all of it.
Page 11
�READING COMMITTEE
Good reading has been promoted among the
Scouts &."ld Cubs of the Council during the past year.
This has been done through the bulletin, the Scout
Leaders' Round Table, the Cub Leaders 1 Round Table
and through training schools for leaders. We believe tho promotion of good reading is essential
in tho Scouting program and that every effort
should be made to encourage it,
Wo arc certain 11 Eoys' Li fc 11 is an excellent aid in training boys in Scouting techniques
and in providing stories and articles which are
bonoficial to youthful minds. We again heartily
endorse this magazine and recommend that it bo used
to the fullest extent. Wo suggest that nll Scoutmasters and Cubmo.stors urge
their boys to subscribe, for wo n.re of tho opinion tho reading of this
magazine will do much to help tho boys nnd onnblo the lenders to do a bettor
job of trdning.
RURAL SCOlJ"TING COHMITTEE'S
ln the Arca of tho Council, outside of Memphis, there arc 44
Troops, 26 of which nrc white and 15 l~ogro, and 3 white Cub Packs. Tho Arca
is composed of tho eastern hnlf of Crittenden County, Ark.; DeSoto, Tate,
Tho total of 44
~nnola Counties, Mississippi; Shelby County, Tennessee.
uni ts now opcro.ting is n gain of 3 Troops over 1943, But there ;:i.ro many
more potentit\l Scouts and Cubs in tho·aroa and WC recommend thnt in 1945
pRrticulnr emphasis be put on the orgnnization of more Troops and Pncks to
gi vo those boys tho advant<:.ges of Scouting.
CRI TTEl~DEN DI STRI CT
The Crittendon District now has two Troops of white
Scouts and two Troops of Negro Scouts. This is tho first
District orgenized in tho Council, and it has done sood
work ever since its organization. This District has made
especially fine progress through the work of its Court
of Honor and in the ndvancomcnt in rcnk of its Scouts,
and tho District is functioning well.
MISSISSIPPI DISTRICT
In tho Mississippi District there a.re now 8 white
Troops and 1 Cub Pack and 2 Troops in tho process of
organization. Thor e are also sever al places where Troops
will bo organized if s~fficient manpower can be secured.
It is hoped these Troops can be organized shortly after
tho first of tho yenr. The Scouts h~vc mado more and
better advancement this year than ever before, and it is
anticipated continued progress ~~11 be made. The District
is functioning well.
:Page 12
�Rural Scouting Qommittccs Continued
OJIBWAY DISTRICT
In Shelby County outside of Memphis there arc 16 white Troopo,
2 White Cubs Packs and 13 Negro Troops, n. total of 31 units. This Diotrict
is doing good work and the boys arc advancing in rank. There l1l'O sovornl
places whore we think now Troops could be organized ond in two of those
organization has already been stn.rtod ruid tho Troops arc expected to roc;:lstor
by Janua.r3r 1st.
FUTAlTCE
The 1944 Finance Clllilpaign in tho Arca was a splendid success nnd
because of it nn over increasing number of boys will have the bcnofi ts of
the Scouting progra.111. Below arc compnrati vc figures:
Crittenden District
Mississippi District
TOTAL
1943
1944
$: 789.00
1.864. 75
$2,653.75
$ 700.00
1,934. 25
$2,634.25
This is a fine demonstration of toao work by the Scoutors of tho
Aron in tho interest of tho boys mid the Council grontly v;pprociatcs it.
Thero wns no finnncc campaign conducted in tho Ojibway District, as Shelby
County is included in the Monphis War & Welfare Canpaicn; the Mouphis
Cor:imunHy Fund is a part of this organization and our Council is a nmbor of
the CoD!J.uni ty Fund.
Tho greatest need in tho J°'.l.rca is nn Assistant Scout Executive to
various units.. .1\.11 of the Com1cil's white Assistant Executives
tho
with
work
arc now in the J°'.1.rnod Forces and have been for a nunbor of nonths. This luck
of stuff nonbors is serious in that Troops arc not getting tho service they
should. We strongly recoi:mcnd that every effort be nude to secure tho
services of an Assistrui.t Scout Executive at the earliest possible no~ont,
SENIOR SCOUTING COMMITTEE
The number of Senior Scouts in Chickasaw Council has dropped considerably during the past yeart due to so many of our older boys volunteering
{t·r·t. _for service in the Armed Forces and som? of our Skippers ent~ring the
/'. lfavy. There are now but 8 Sea Scout Ships and 94 Sea Scouts as compared to 11 Ships and 178 Sea Scouts last year. :But we fool confidcnt Sea Scouting will come back with a rush as soon as tho war
'· "'~~'B
is over and we expect to do everything we con to hold the Sea
W
Scout organization intact until our boys come home.
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The S.S.S-. 11Momphis 11 , our 471 cruiscrt has not boon in
commission for a number of months due to engine trouble .:md
our inability to get repair parts. Tho engine has now boon
completely overhauled and when the' weather permits we hope
to start cruises for tho Scouts again.
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�TRAINING COI;ll'-1ITTEE
Your Committee believes the training of leaders is
and will continue to be one of the most important
activities of the Council, particularly in
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these times when so many of our Scouters and [.
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Cubbers are being called into the Armed
·
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Forces and new men are taldng their places.
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With this in mind we have tried to provide
\S; .,,~;:']
training for as many as possible and to conduct
\"\~f
the courses which are most needed.
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This year, as never before, the Scout Leaders'
Round Table has been· used in training leaders.
Many excellent and instructive programs have been
conducted and this has resulted in training many men who were unable to attend tho regular trnining courses. We fool tho Round Table activities have
done much to enrich the Troop programs and we certainly recommend that this
tr[',ining be continued in 1945.
Your Ch.'lirman wishes to tak€? this opportunity to thank tho
Instructors and Staff Members who have served so faithfully and well in our
tr~,ining program.
Without their help we could not have made the progress
reflected in the report below;
ATTE!.ITDING
CERTIFICATES
ISSUED
Elements of Cub Leadership
( 2 Courses)
77
26
Fundnmontals of the Eoy Scout Movement
( 3 Courses)
95
95
149
54
65
65
TOTAL •• • • • • • • • • • • • 386
240
N,Ai\1E OF COURSE
Scoutma,stor ts Training Course
( 4 Courses)
Rod Cross Life Snving Course
( 35 Junior - 30 Senior)
NO. PERSOHS
We strongly recommend that training and more training bo provided
for [',11 of otU' leaders in the coming yonr.
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REPORTS
OF
COMMITTEES
1944
CHICKASAW COUNCIL
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BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
Annual Meeting • December 12, 1944 • Hotel Peabody
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CHICKASAW COUNCIL. B. S. A. UTC.
Memphis, Tennessee
MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD - 1944
Officers
Mr. P. A. Clayton President
Mr. ~\. K. Burrow Vice-President
Mr. Edwin Dalstrom Vice-President
Mr. w. p Halliday Vice-Presi ctent - . Mr. R. G. Ramsay Vice-President
Mr. Oran 1. Cox Vice-President
Mr. Percy C. Clarke Secretary
Mr. .Emile A. Bizot Treasurer
Mr. F. Joe Flanagan Cammi s sioner
Mr. w. Gordon Morris Scout Executive
Chairmen, Standing Committees
Mr. Paul L. Day
Mr. F. 1. Christenbury
Mr. R. G. Ramsay
Mr. John Pilkington
Mr. Jnmcs Seddon Allon
Dr. George P. Rnwls
Mr. T. Robert Acklen
Mr. A. K. Burroi.<1
Dr. A. R. Porter, Jr.
Mr. Edwin Dnlstrom
Mr. John i~. Angus
Mr. ::ao scoc C. CV1rk
Mr. H. W. Slnvick
Mr. John E. Roberts
Mr• F. J. Va.ndomn.rk
Mr. G. w. McAuloy
Mr. C. Bryant YouJ1g
Mr. Henri Benner
Dr. B. E. Jacobs
Members-At-Large
~\cti vi tics
Awards & Resolutions
Camoing
Ci vie Relr.'.tions
Constitution & By-Laws
Court of Honor
Cubbing
Fin.:-i.ncc
Health & Safety
Intcr-Ro.cinl
Organization
Outfitters
Publicity
Reading
Rural Scouting
Rural Scouting
Rural Scouting
Senior Scouting
Tr.'1ining
o. Arthur Bruce Mr. E • . A. Hnrrold Mr. Ira w. Pyron
Lowis c. Callow Mr. Hnrold Hirshcimcr Mr. l~be Schnrff
H. M. Cln;yton Mr. i'l.. -· b. Ho hen berg Mr. w. L. Sh2.I'pC
Jesse Cunningham Mr. T, P. HowP.rd Mr. Fleyd Shcrro d w • A. Danielson Mr. Fred W. Lucn.s Mr, J. Lister Skinner
Joe E. Davis Mr. A. D. McWhortcr Mr. R. .illon Tcylor
Bob Dozier i~ir. Edmund Orgill
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AWARDS
TO MEl-03ERS OF CHICKASAW COUNc±L, B. S. A, INC.
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FOR DISTINGUISHED SERVICE TO BOYHOOD
. . . . -.-.-.-.-
THE SILVER B'.E AVER
J. C. ~res 1931 Mr. b. ArthU:r Bruce
Charles Tr McCabe 1931 Mr. c. H. Church
John T. Morgan 1931 Mr. Joe Hopper
George P. Phillips 1931 Dr. T. s. Eliot
Jolm E. Roberts 1931 Mr. Henry M. Clayton
Harry Webb 1931 Mr. Alvan Tn.te, Jr.
L. R~ Forsdick 1932 Mr. A. K. Burrow
A. D. McWhortcr 1933 Mr. J. G. Gates
Ben B. Coffey, Jr. 1934 Mr. P. A. Clnyton
Walter L. Grey 1935 Mr. w. P. Halliday
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George Wood 1935 Mr. F. L. Christenbury 1942
F. Joo Flanagan 1936 Mr. James Seddon Allen 1943
Robert G. Ra.msay 1936 Mr. John A. Angus
Edwin Dalstrom 1937 Mr. Charles M. Crump
R. Von Stcinen 1937 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~.-.-.-.-.-.-,-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-
THE SCOUTM.ASTER 1 S KEY
Bon B. Coffey, Jr. 1933 £,1r. Charles Cotton
R. Von Steincn 1934 Mr. J. J. Jones
HowD.rd Curl 1934· Mr. Nod Cantrell
E. K. Leach 1935 Mr. Hearn W. Tidwell
Joo Hopper 1936 Mr. Hope H, Ford
Miller Johnson 1936 Mr. Lawrence Lowell
c. H. Church 1937 Mr. Forrest Mottwoilcr
J. J3rady Wiley 1938 Mr. Emory Ward
Russell Peete 1938 Mr. J. G. Gn.tcs
Mr. F. Joo Fln.nagan 19 43
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Dec. 12, 1944
To the Friends of Scouting:
Each December the Council takes stock of
what has been accomplished in the Scouting program of character
building and citizenship training during the preceding twelve
months.
Following this letter is a brief report from
each Standing Committee in which is described its major accomplishments
for the fiscal year December 1, 1943 - November
30, 1944.
But these short reports do not fully or
adequately reflect tho loyal and unselfish service of the hun.dr0ds
of men and women who have so freely given of their time
and effort to enable our boys to have tho benefits of Scouting
and Cubbing. 'rhe War has caused many pitfalls in tho paths of
youth training but in spite of thoir.m.:my difficulties our
Loaders have carried on. To them is duo tho credit and praise
for the results achieved.
May I take this opportunity to express to
every Don Mother, Cubbcr and Scouter in Chickasaw Council my
deep appreciation for their splendid work nnd for tho many sacrifices
they have made, for I sincerely believe tho results of
their efforts moan much to the future of our lfation.
WGIVJ./MJ
Cordially yours,
Jf: 4,-uLovv 114~
w. Gordon Morris,
Scout Exocuti ve
ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE
Tho fourteenth annuo,l Cnmp-0-Rce was held ::i.t Ce.mp Curr:l.1:1· 1111
June 3rd, 4th, 5th. Forty-two Troops participated and 752 Scout 11 w1 >1'11 I 11
camp for this event. The Activities included Crunping, Po.trol Cri.inpl111'; 1
First Aid, Morse Signalling, Scout Rescue, Fire Building and Wntm" H1>111111·.,
Forestry., Cooking, Wall Scaling nnd Semaphore Signalling~ Thcso tiv1:i1it.~1 w1 l'i1
judged by the Leaders of tho Troops assisted by some of tho Distr:lot 011111°·
raissioners ruid Troop Committeemen. The Scouts did a good job and 1/)111 11v1111L1~
were run off in a hit;hly satisfactory mnnner. ifo ospocinlly comrno1dl 1,1111
Scoutmustors and Troop Loaders for their fine work nnd for tho fo.d ~.1\11'.
there were no serious injuries sustained. We believe evorybody hnd n.
good time.
The· efficiency of the Troops in tho Crunp-0-Ree was roco(t,n:l.:.-.nd \Jy
awarding pennants to tho so who qualified against the standnrds. Thi1•\,y. t'olll'
of tho 42 Troops won pcn,nants; 12 Troops won Class 11 A11 , 13 Troopti won Ol11.1H1
11 B11 ri.nd 9 Troops won Class 11 C11 • Tho judges complir:icnted tho Scoutn fol' l,hr:ilJ•
work, a..YJ.d we fool that dofini to progress has boon made,
Troop 38, sponsored by The Lamar Heights Presbyterian Ohu:roll, t:\ll<1
under the leadership of Scoutmaster J. F. McCallon was tho only Troop 1.o w111
an 11 A11 ratir.g in each of tho 10 events in tho On.1:1p-O ... Reo and thus rM.\lco n.
perfect score., We congratulate Scout!.lastcr HcCallon and espocinlly on1nLwnd
the Scouts for their outstanding work.
Your Oor.u:ii ttoo rcconoonds the Annunl Cru:ip-0-Roo bo hold D.w1:.ln 1.H
1945.
The .AdvanccDont Progrno wns ngain conducted durins tho ln:LL1 • r· IJltl' I.
of the yeμr with the result thf'.t 8 Troops won Cln.ss 11 A11 pcnn::mts, 2 '11rnop11
won Class 11 B11 pennants rmd 3 Troops won Class 11 C11 • .£1. totnl flf 24 '.P.i·onp11
partic1po.tod in this event n.s conpn.red to 37 Troops in 1943. Thin ill l,lll'
10th year this tYPe of progrn:.1 has been offered to the Troops - it cor\11\11!.11
of 8. well-rounded list of events includin~:; advci,ncor:1.ent, canping, civic ,·;nod
turns, etc. Due to tho lack of gD.solinc n-my Troops curtn.iled thoir cnr.1pl 1v~
and there lms not been as nuch interest in the progrnr:i as in forr.wr y1,111..1'11.
. 11 Tho P.A. Clayton Coo:.mndo Coursc 11 was rebuilt_)
in a now location at Oanp Currier, and it hns been the c·
source of nuch pleasure to boys who have used it. )~ • '
MP.ny Scouts usGd it during the Caop-0 ... Ree and l ft' 1. '· ...
d:-1ring the su~:1-:ier carJp. Next yenr we rocor:u:iond J\~~~ R\. f j'~\j\_ '' ~
th.-":.t oore use be Dade of this OoDf.land!'.l Course 4·~~·&\ 'fJ/ y1~ .. ~-.~
and that use of it be included in tho -- 1' I VI \h,~x.: "-. ..
CA.f.lp-0-Roe Events. ----)\ n-: --1~.~-,,
We again wrui.t to cor.nond tho Scout- - ./_.1 4 ~--,'~:(f/'-°\.) ~- o- J =--u ... ) ·\ .. , r.w.stors, Assistant Scoutonsters and Junior <:::.:::::..~~~- :..: 0 -~o" ,_..."----·
Officers for the fine leadership they hnvc given.-~ ..... __,...,.,, - """"'::---L
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CAMPING COMMITTEE
~~ Camp Currier, near Eudora, Miss.
----....... ...,...7'~~~.,.~~\ . The annual Council camp was held at Camp
~~:~ Currier for 8 weeks during the past summer
_-e:.'"""""':;'-=JiJ~2~~:J\~---~.:;,o:::::~.--~---.:k. with an avera,,,.e attendance of 81 Scouts as
--it;:_, .. ~-:0 <;;='1~- -r:::-~~ .... ----- 0
~.z:...::;;.1j,r-::.-:<:::. =~=~~;;;-~:-:;.:~· compared to 94 Scouts in 1943 Durin.o- the ~--r-z .. ·..-_.' .. ~~~~.-~~2;-.:=;-~~-;.,.. • 0 1@1)1\!)\1 season, June 11th to August 6th, 295 Scouts
((~1) '!~jll spent a total of 652 Weeks at Currier as
It~ 1
1 ,\ compared to 301 Scouts who spent a total
lJ 1
' of 541 Scout weeks at camp in 1943. The camp fee
~!~\· In former years Scouts went to camp for.periods of
~ 1 ~~f one week or more. This year we decided to di vi de
~-\ \ the camping season into four periods of two wooks
·~ each and to have the Scout go to camp by periods.
This was very successful and we recommend its
continu.o.nce next year. We believe that the camp was outstanding and the.t the
1)oys really enjoyed themsel vos at Currier.
Duo to transportation difficulties tho year-round attendance hc".s
boon curt.'.'..ilod somewhat as compnred to normal years, but we arc glad to report
th::-,t it is much bettor the.n in 1942 nnd 1943 ns will be soon by comparing
the records below:
1942. 1943
Scouts attending Camp 2,599 2,837
Scoutors attending Crunp 349 286
Nurabor of.Scout .Days 9.113 9 ,969
Number of Scouter Days 1,119 825
Numbor of Visitors 2,166 928
1944
3,355
388
11,165
1,370
700
Gain or Loss as
Compared to 1943
Q!lli -LOSS
518
102
1,196
545
228
Tho water system and swiDr:1ing pool which wore gi von to the c.<;>,mp by
Mr. & Mrs. A. K. Burrow in 1936 provides not only oxcollcnt drinking water
but wonderful swiBming facili tics nt the camp, Your Co;;imi ttco fools that
ovoryono in our Council owes r'debtof grnti tudo to Mr. & Mrs. Burrow for not
only do those fn.cilitios nfford grec,t plonsuro - they n.lso provide a groat
deal of protection to tho henl th nna. clonnliness of the boys. For without a
doubt q. plentiful supply of pure wr..tcr is one of tho gren.test nssots a crunp
can have. On behalf of all the Scouts and Scoutors we wish to express our
deep npprecic..tion to Mr. & Mrs. Bui·row for this splendid gift.
In 1940 the Health Lodge wn.s built through tho gonorosi ty of
Mrs. Bello s. Ro sontho,l as a nomorial to hc-r late son, Mr. Mitchel H.
Rosenthal, Jr., a forocr ncubor of the Council. This building continues
to be exceptionally useful to tho cnr.iping progrnn, nnd we greatly approcintc
it as a lasting ~cnorinl to a fornor Scouter who did so much to carry out the
work of the Council as a Scout and Scouter.
Pago 2
On.oping Connittce Continued
Recently, Mrs. Rosenthal
Wnr Bond, the inconc fron which is
the Health Lodge at Canp Currier.
generosity.
nade nnothor generous gift of a $1,000.00
to be used to :-Jaintain and keep in repair
We sincerely ap:prcciatc Mrs. Roscnthal 1 s
K,anp Kio. Kir:rn., near Hard,y, AI!k.
Your Oorn:ii ttco felt tho,t in view of W;-:r conditions and lack of
nanpower it would be unwise to attcnpt to operate Kaop Kia Kina durinr; the
past sw.lnor. Hence, the cnnp wa.s not opened.
But we h..•we oaintnined the property by repairing the roofs 11nd
floors of the buildings and hn.vc built a new hog-proof fence n.round tho
cru:i.psito. Wo arc doint; everything possible to ~aintain the property in
good condition so thc'\t it will be nvaila'l;llo for use just as soon as conditions
pcrnit. We feel sure that this cnr:i.p should be put into operation just as soon
as tho noccssn.r~r r:mnpowcr n.nd eq_uipnent con be secured.
'Cru::rg Dnniols, Memphis, Tenn.
Cnop Druiiols had the best season in its history in 1944. Thcr-e
wore 185 boys in c~~p as co~parcd to 151 last year. During the four weeks
it was operated the Negro Scouts spent ri, total of 303 Scout weeks as cor:rparcd
to 230 weeks in 1943. ·we arc indeed pleased that these Scout-s arc taking
advantage of this outdoor trnining and arc showing greater interest in en.op
than ever before. They hnvo every reason to do so for we believe Cnr..1p
Drui.iols is one of tho best iri the Nation for Negro boys.
Wo are very npprocio.ti ve of the continued help of "Tho Co:·_morcinl
Appeal Canp Fw1d for Boys 11 which supplied funds to send 507 undor-pri viloGed
boys to Conp DMiels. Those ·coys l.rore selected. with the splendid aid ru'l.d
cooperntion of tho Fanily Welfare AGcncy to whor:i we f\!'G also deeply indebted.
Both 11 Thc Co~_mcrcfo.l Appenl 11 and tho 11 Fn.nily Welfare Agency" have helped
those lcss ... chnnce boys for tho pn.st 6 yon.rs nnd through their help noro nnd
::iorc boys ru'C gc tting the bcncfi t of Scout training. Tho cnr:rp fee wns $5.00
per week which is an increase of $.50over1943.
Canping Co::lf.li ttoe Continued
We rccogni zo tho fact thnt canping, for tho durn.tion, will b c
cnrricd out under d:i.fficultios ri.nd tho.t sono of our out-of-door ncti vi tics
r.iny bo curto,ilcd bocnusc of wnr conditions. But we strone;ly rocor:ir.~ond o.nd
urge th.:i,t every effort bo ~10.dc for Scouts to do as r.1uch car.1ring as possible
in 1945 a~1d that we do our utno st to provide ns nuch trnining in tho 01Jon
as is po ssi blc. Toward this end we ask tho su1:iport of every Scouter in tho
Council.
CIVIC RELATIONS At-TD DEFEHSE COOPERATION COMMITTEE
Tho United States Govcr~~cnt requested
Scouts cll over Ar..'icricn to servo ns HGloa.nors
After Tho Reapers" in tho sale of War Bonds in
tho Fourth Wnr Lonn CanpaiGn• Your ·co~~:iittoo
accepted a quota of $75,550.00, this ru:i.ount representing
one $25~00 Bond for every Scout in
Chickasaw Council.' We thou{;ht this was n high
quota but it proved otherwise for the Scouts
sold a totnl of $307,125.00 in Bonds for Dn
average of more thnn 4 Bonds for on.ch Scout.
We fool sure you will shnro our pride in this
fine pc..triotic work nnd for tho splendid work done by our Scoutr.mstc:r s,Trocp
Co:.mi ttcoaon and. District Co::missioncrs who collected tho !Jonoy nna. deli vorcd
it to Scout Hcadq_unrtcrs after Scouts had sold the Boncls. These non worked
untirinGlY to do this job, and we especially cor:inond then for their efforts.
Bonds:
TROOP
25
50
44
34
56
Below is a list of the five Troops which sold tho largest ru:iount of
SPONSORING INSTITUTION .;\MOUlirT OF Bmrns
Congregntion Children of Israel $70,475.00
Collierville Rotary Club 29 '325.00
McLean Blvd. Baptist Church 19,900.00
Gre,cc-St. Luko 1 s Episcopal Church 15 ,875.00
Go..llowny i'licnorinl Methodist Church 12,100.00
This was the largest and. nost successful u:nclcrtaking by tho Scouts
of ChickD..saw Councii in this Wox, ::md your Cor.::~i ttce is indeed proucl of
their ncconpli shr:iont s.
Tho Scouts1 second largest activity in furthering tho War Effort
was tho year-round collection of waste pn.pcr by Scouts nnc. Cubs. :Soys
gathered pD,por n.11 over tho Oou.."'lcil Aron, but one of tho r.1ost effective
nc.Dns was tho ostnblishnent of conpounds which served as storaso plnces for
the pa:rior collected l!...'l'J.d to which nn.ny people brou~:;ht pnpcr •
Ci vie Roln.tions and Defense Coonerntion Cor;i.ui ttco Continued
Our records show the following:
Paper collected by Scouts 367,874 po:unds
Paper collected by Cubs 122,,267 pounds ..
Totnl auount of pE'por collected - 490,141 :pounds ..
The following collected tho lnrscst anounts:
TROOP SPONSORIHG INSTITUTION 11.MOUHT COLLECTED
90 T. K. Young Bible Class a.rid
First United Luthe:r:nn Church 92,829 pounds
59 Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. 43,911 pounds
38 Lannr Heights Prcsbytori0n Church 32,585 pou..1ds
97 Groonlruid Heights Civic Club 28,215 pounds
Union Avenue ~nptist Church 12,610 pounds
24 Fellowship Class, First Methodist Ch. ,8,870 pounds
·23 Whiteh~von Methodist Church 7,870 pounds
13 Highl~nd St. Christian Church .6,430 pounds
~ This represents tho lnrscst anount of paper over collected by tho
Scouts n.ncl Cubs of this Cour.cil. Anet we cor.1r:iond tho boys for their fine. work
Scouts have ·ronclerec1 r:w.ny other civic :;ood turns ;x1rt of which a.re
listed below:
27 Scouts plncco. 1,600 .Ar.1oric&."1 FlP.gs on Soldier Gr<-,vcs nt tho lfational
Cc;·Jotery on Mcnorinl Dny.
300 Scouts nnrchccl in Fire Prevention Weck Pn.rn.clo.
39 Scouts fornod sonrching p['.,l'ty for purts of n..1 il.":loricrui ll.irlinos plnne
which crn.shod.
17 Scouts worked in check roo:r.:i for.u.s.o.
100 Scouts distributocL 1,200 posters for Wnr & Welfare Fund.
10 Scouts distributed 200 posters for Christian Mission.
25 Cubs nndo 50 nrticlos of h,_<t.11c'.icrnft for Crirmlod Childrcn1·s Hospital.
25 Scouts clistri l>utod 11,000 handbills for Rus-;,iru-i Wnr Rcliof.
165 Scouts distributed 5,695 Govorn.':lcnt Posters.
90 Scouts uctod tts guides anc~ r:icssonGers nt Flnc Rni sinf; Corcnonics.
6 Scouts deli vcred 200 po stcrs for J owi sh Welfare Fund.
10 Scouts 0.istributecl 400 posters for Y.W.C ... \.. Cnnpn.ign,
50 Scouts collected nagazinos for Soldiers ~t tho request of the
Civic Relations and Defense Cooperation Committee Continueg
.American Red Cross.
May we suggest that you consider the thousands of hours of service
these boys have given in'doing the civic good turns listed above. Wo believe
you will agree they are worthwhile for tho community, tho state and tho
nation.
COURT OF HONOR
During tho fiscal year, which ended December 1, 1944, tho Scouts
bavo done good work but with tho exception ofF.ir'9t Class Scouts and Ea[;le
Scouts not as many have made an advancement in rruik as they did in 1943.
However, we believe tht:?.t all of us hnvc a right to feel a lot of satisfnction
for what they have done, for they do deserve credit for accomplishing much
under difficult conditions which have been caused by tho wnr.
We invite your nttcntion to tho figures below which
show a comparison of tho number of awards made in 1942, 1943,
1944:
First Clo..ss Badges
Stn.r Badges
Life Badges
225
263
116
194
190
113
235
135
72
GAil'i -.. --
41
LOSS -
55
41
a!' " ' 1~5 o
... h1.E pi>;_,.,;.~?:
Eagle ]o..dges
Merit Badges
26
3,241
46
3,201
53
2,344
7
~ ~. ~
~ \\ "1ft'!
857 ~~.,s ... 1>-r J ,,,
Your Chairmnn wishes to acknowledge his appreciation cf l{(j\_~
tho fine coopcrntion of tho Vice-Chairmen, Members of tho Court of ·
Honor ruid Merit Badge Counselors, The success of the Merit Badge Progrrun is
duo to the loynlty of those Scoutors who have so faithfully curried out
their duties ond who have made it possible for tho Scouts to have the o,dvantages
of this pre-vocational training.
CUBB IHG COM1\1I TTEE
Cubbing has ma.de progress during 1944 even though it has suffered
from lack of leaders in a number of our Packs. Below are comparative
/ figures for the past three years:
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/i. fl/,,,·~~'t
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~li~
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".. Cubs(White)
/ ; Cubs( Negro)
TOTAL CUBS
Packs( White)
Packs( N ogro)
1942 ~
506 728
..21 1Q9'
597 897
18 24
__ 5 6
23 30
1944 GAIN LOSS
743 15
174 5
917 20
21 3
8 2
29 1
Page G
Cubbing Committee Continued
Plans are under way to organize a number of new Packs and wo
anticipate a largo growth in Cubbing shortly aftor January ls~.
In April the Cub Xi to Derby was held in Overton l?nrk with a lc~rgo
variety of kites entered from most of our Packs. Awards wore mado to winners
of the va.rious contests and a big time was had by all. This event docs
much to stimulate the Cubcraft feature of the Program nnd has nlweys boon
well nttondod. We fool thnt it should by all means remain an annu.c..'l.l event
in the Program.
In August the nnmw,l Picnic Pow-Wow was hold in Overton P1:1,rk with
the best c,ttondrmcc of Cubs and Cubbors, parents and friends thnt wo hrwe
over h."-d• .Awards were made to the Cubs nnd Packs winning the v::.rious
events. Tho compoti ti ve Cubbing enthusiasm displayed at this event ccrtninly
warrants the continuance of this affair. ·
The Cub Leadcrs 1 Round Table mot regularly throughout tho ycnr l".nd
has done much to train leaders and create enthusiasm runong those who arc
primnrily interested in working with younger boys. Attendance i:md participation
by every Don Mother and Cubbcr is urged at nll of tho Round Table
oeotings.
Mnvr we tnko this opportunity to express tho apprccintion of the
Comoittec for the splendid work done by tho Scouts who servo as Don Chiefs.
The loc,dorship which those Den Chiefs have shown dooonstrntcs that Scouting
is really noo.suring up to the high ideals set by its loaa.crs. And we nlso
wn...'1.t to thmi.k the Scoutnastcrs of tho Troops who have cooperntod by delegating
the fine Scouts from their Troops to act as Den Chiefs - it is this
cooporati vo ,spirit which is helping the Cubbine:; Progrun to carry on.
FINANCE COMMITTEE
We·are pleased to report the financial condition of the Council
is the best in its history. We especially invite your
attention to the fact that the Council is entirely free
of ciebt. We believe these two statements will be as
gratifying to you as they arc to us. It has boon tho
policy of tho Council for many years to spend only
when funds wore available and wo recommend the
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Finance Committee Continued
While our mGmborship in tho Fund oliminntos tho Boy Scout Finance
Campmgn in Memphis and Shelby County it does not eliminnto tho CnmpD.ign
in our Arca outside of Shelby County. This Aro"'- includes the on.stern half
of Crittenden County, Arknnsas; DeSoto, Tate, Panola. Countios,·Mississippi.
Tho Crunpa.ig;.1s in those counties wore very successful and below is a. report
of them:
COUUTY QUOTA RAISED ~ mrnER
Crittenden Co. Ark. $700.00 $700.00
DeSoto Co., Miss. 750.00 750.00
Tnto Co. , Miss. 525.00 484.25 40. 75
Panola Co., !1iiss. 700.00 700.00
$2,675.00 $2,634.25 $40. 75
Tho Finance Commi ttce greatly appreciates thu splendid work in the
leadership of our Scoutcrs in these counties, for they have done nn excellent
job in rri.ising their sh[l.ro of tho Council's budget, and bcc.::..uBo of
their help Scouting is reaching more boys in its progr"1.ffi of chn.ractcr
building o.nd citizenship training.
Tho Finance Commit too is deeply indebted to Mrs. Bello s.
Rosenthal for the gift of a $1,000.00 Wn,r Bond, the income fror..1 which is to
be used for tho up-keep of tho honlth lodge at Camp Currier. This lad.go
was built as a memorial to tho lo.to Mr. Mi tchol H. Rosenthal who was
Mrs. Rosonthe,1 1 s son and a Member of Chickasaw Council. Hrs. RoscnthD.l
also provided tho funds for tho construction of this building and now she
has provided funds to keep it in good repair for uany years to come. We
.deeply ruid sincerely appreciate her generosity.
Tho books of tho Council and of tho throe camps have boon audited
by Poat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co., and wore found to be correct.
HEALTH & SAFETY COMMITTEE
This Con;:ii ttoo is grntifiod to report the her.i.lth and safety of
our Cubs and Scouts 9.uring 1944 hc".1.s been excellent. During tho Cnop-0-Roos,
sunoor ca.:":lps nnd other r.>..cti vi tics there were no serious injuries and only
two or throo ninor accidents.
This splendid record is a fine tri buto to tho work
of our loaders who arc directing the activities of 4,371
Cubs and Scouts. We cor..mend D.nd congratulate then for tho
fine work they arc doing in providing sn.fc acti vi tics and
cro:iping for tho boys of this Council. Hundreds of Cubs nnd
Scouts h~vo p~rticipntcd in activities, parndos, Canp-0-Rcos
etc., during tho year, and wo arc proud of tho boys and ·
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Health & Sufoty Cor.unittoc Continued
their leaders for naking such a fine safety record.
Safety through skill is a fine thing to teach boys t1.nd wo htl
that our Scoutr.msters, .Assistant ScoutrJastors, Cubnastcrs, .A.as1 a tr.mt Ou\, ..
r.1astcrs o.nd Cnnp Staff Mcnbors have done fine and constructive work 11\ l',\l\ldl\I
this safety record possi blc.
INTER-RACIAL COMMITTEE
Tho work of this Comoittoo is confined solely
Negro Scouts n~d Cubs and is h'Uldlcd through a subcouncil
known as tho Sor.1inolo Di vision of Chickasnw
Council. .i'i.11 of the officers nnd r.ior.:i.bors of tho
Di vi sioli, including the J~ssi sto.nt ,Scout Executi vo, arc
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n anua.ry we set M o jcctivc of 1,200 1~"~ ~ •. w
Scouts, this objective to be roached by Doconbor 31, '~~*~"': ... ~ ·''~~
1944. This objective has not' as yet been roached, \~w~~··
but we ore hopeful it will be before the end of 1944. 1 \
Thero ore now 1,100 Scouts on tho rolls ns cor:ipn.rcd to 1,016
lo.st yonr, . a not gc:dn of 84 Scouts. ~hero are now 174 Cubs as coDpc.rod to
169 last yonr, n net gain of 5 Cubs. Those Scouts nro in 57 Troops and Cubs
nr0 in 8 Packs, which is a gain of 6 Trr,ops n..."l.d 2 Packs during the yca.r.
The total uwborship of Negro Scouts and. Cubs is 1,274 which is tho lorgost
we have over ho.d.
Th0 camping progrD.I:l l".t CN:'!p Dnnicls was. oxccilcnt rind there wore
185 Scouts in Cro:ip as conparod to 151 in 1943, Tho records show these boys
spent a total of 303 Scout weeks in canp during tho four weeks sonson as
conpared. to 230 weeks last year. Tho en.mp foe was $5.00 per week, cw.1 incrcn.
so of 50¢ over the previous season. Due to tho good condition of tho
buildings nnd equipment very li ttlo repairs wore needed during tho season
n.nd the canp property is in good shape. We consider this cnop one of tho
best in the Nation for Negro Scouts.
Advancenont in rank a~ong Negro Scouts continues to be poor •
. Al though ii'::iprovenonts have been shown over previous years, we feel these
boys i:liss r.mch of tho splendid training and rcnl fun in Scouting because of
their failure to roach the higher rnnks. Every effort should be nadc to
induce then to advance to n.t least tho First Clri,ss Rank.
We n.r e proud of tho work the Negro Scouts hnvo do no in D.i ding the
war effort cmc. in ci vie good turns. They have collected wnsto paper, scrap
iron, etc .... they have distri butod Govcrnoont posters - they have pnrticipo.
tod in church activities, parn.dcs and other events. They n.rc cortninly
to bo coD.r:i.endcd for their ri,cconplishr:i.onts,
Pago 9
QRG.1\;NIWI011 & m'llTSION COHMITT:EE
In the en.rly part of 1944 Chieko.saw Council
rocci vec1 11Thc W:U tcr w. Hcn.d "\.corn .t\.ward 11 for rce,ching
the objectives it had set for itself in tho total
:nw.lber of Scouts, Troops, Cubs, Packs for tho yo!JX
1943• this being the sixth consecutive tine tho
Council has won this fine awo.rd. We feel thnt you
~re as pro~d of this troph;y' as we arc, for every
Sco"Ut ~.nd Scouter, Cub nnd Cubbcr, has a right to
feel a real satisfaction in receiving this rccogni•
tion from tho Nntionn.l President of tho Boy Scouts of
.Ai~crica, ~. Walter W. Head.
Your Committee is now working to organize enough
new Troops and P~cks and to recruit sufficient boys
to win tho .l~ward for the seventh consecutive tiDc.
We boli©vc the results· will be successful.
Althoush there has been very little g~ins in
tho total nunbcrs of boys on th~ rolls this ye~r it
is our ploo.sure to roport that Cnicknsnw Council
now has the largest ncmbership in its 28 yoo:r history with~ total of 4,371
boys enrolled. Below is a conpurison of l:ler:ibcrship for the past 3 years:
Dec. 1. 1 42 Dec. 1, I 43 Doc. 1. t 44 GlulJ
White Scouts 2,300 2,.395 2,354 41
Negro Scouts 708 J,,016 1,100 _M,_
TOT.AL SCOUTS 3,008 3,411 3,454 43
White Troops 103 105 100 5
:Negro Troops 47 51 57 _§_
TOTAL TROOPS 150 156 157 1
White Cubs 506 728 743 15
Mogro Cubs 91 169 174 _5_
TOT .. u, C1IB S 597 897 917 20
Whi to Packs 18 24 21 3
!fogro Packs 5 6 8 _2_ - TOTAL PACKS 23 30 29 l.
Since March the Cou.~cil has had no Assistant Scout Executive
( whi to). We fool that Chickasaw Council shoulcl have n.t least three .Assist ..
nnt Scout Executives (white), one Assistant Scout Executive (nogro) and one
Field Scout Executive (nogro). Those mon arc badly needed ruld oust bo
secured if tho Council is to do tho work it should in serving boys. In fact,
we believe tho greatest need of the Council todny is at lcnst two Assistant
Executives. WQ say this because we know tt~~t lack of sufficient staff has
resulted in sonc units being dropped which we know could have boon saved if
even one .Assist.:1nt Exocuti vo hn.d been on tho job. Then, too, we know the
units in tho. aroa arc not receiving tho attention they deserve, for they
Pago 10
Organization & Extension Committee Continued
should be getting better service than they are. Therefore, this Committee
urges that concentrated efforts be made to secure additional staff at the
very earliest possible time so that more boys may have tho benefits of
Scout training.
In 1942 we began to lose numbers of Scoutmasters to the Armed
Forces. During the past year we have had tho greatest loss of Scout and Cub
Loaders that we have ever experienced. This naturally handicap-pod tho work
of tho Troops o.nd Packs and also our growth in numbers. We need Loaders!
Won't YOU assist in rocrui ting men who ·will guide our boys on the tro.il which
lends to good citizenship?
OUTFITTERS CO~ll~ITTEE
Tho three official outfitters of tho Council arc J. Goldsmith &
Sons 90., Phil Ji .• Hallo, B. Lowenstein & Bro. All during tho yonr, in tho
face of shortages throughout tho Nation, our outfitters have kept their
stocks of official Scout and Cub uniforms nnd equipment as complete as
possible. Tho fine service of those outfitters has been of much help to tho
Scouts and Cubs and their loaders. Several times our representatives have
checked the supplies carried n.nd very good reports 11.rcre !llr'J.do on er.ch
inspection.
Wo would like to commend and thank the outfitters on their
splendid display of Scout mcrclk1.ndise and the paid advertisements which they
have carried in tho newspapers, for they have certainly cooperated with tho
Council in every possible way.
PUDLICITY COMMITTEE
We arc deeply indebted to the "Memphis Press Scimi tar 11 for tho
public£).tion of 11 The Scout Press Scimitar". For a part of the year this
quarter-page w~s printed semi-monthly but in tho latter pnrt of tho year it
was nccossn.ry to cut down on the size of tho space and to print it monthly,.
This, of course, is due to the :paper shortn.ge ca.used by tho war. This
section is a groa.t help in advising Scouts, Cubs, Scoutors, Cubbers of· tho
various Council ncti vi tics and we particularly emphasize our thanks to tho
officiD-ls of the "Memphis Pross Scimitar" for their fine cooporo.tion.
:Both 11 Thc Commercial ~\ppcal 11 and tho 11!fomphis Press Scimitar"
have boon most generous in printing Scout <llld Cub nows. They hc~vo cooperated
to thc·fullost ·extent in publicizing Oamp-0-Rees, summer camps, etc. We
deeply appreciate their help and the fine support they hc~vc alw~s given the
Council.
Radio Sta.tions W M C, W R E C, W M P s, W H ] Q, hc·wc all been
very helpful to Scouting and we tclce this opportunity to express our ap..
preciation to them for tho assistro1co they have rendered.
This splendid newspaper and radio publicity has done much to increase
tho effectiveness of Scouting, not only in Chickasaw Co1Ulcil but also
in our neighbor Councils, and we do appreciate all of it.
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READING COMMITTEE
Good reading has been promoted among the
Scouts &."ld Cubs of the Council during the past year.
This has been done through the bulletin, the Scout
Leaders' Round Table, the Cub Leaders 1 Round Table
and through training schools for leaders. We believe
tho promotion of good reading is essential
in tho Scouting program and that every effort
should be made to encourage it,
Wo arc certain 11 Eoys' Li fc 11 is an excellent
aid in training boys in Scouting techniques
and in providing stories and articles which are
bonoficial to youthful minds. We again heartily
endorse this magazine and recommend that it bo used
to the fullest extent. Wo suggest that nll Scoutmasters and Cubmo.stors urge
their boys to subscribe, for wo n.re of tho opinion tho reading of this
magazine will do much to help tho boys nnd onnblo the lenders to do a bettor
job of trdning.
RURAL SCOlJ"TING COHMITTEE'S
ln the Arca of tho Council, outside of Memphis, there arc 44
Troops, 26 of which nrc white and 15 l~ogro, and 3 white Cub Packs. Tho Arca
is composed of tho eastern hnlf of Crittenden County, Ark.; DeSoto, Tate,
~nnola Counties, Mississippi; Shelby County, Tennessee. Tho total of 44
uni ts now opcro.ting is n gain of 3 Troops over 1943, But there ;:i.ro many
more potentit\l Scouts and Cubs in tho·aroa and WC recommend thnt in 1945
pRrticulnr emphasis be put on the orgnnization of more Troops and Pncks to
gi vo those boys tho advant<:.ges of Scouting.
CRI TTEl~DEN DI STRI CT
The Crittendon District now has two Troops of white
Scouts and two Troops of Negro Scouts. This is tho first
District orgenized in tho Council, and it has done sood
work ever since its organization. This District has made
especially fine progress through the work of its Court
of Honor and in the ndvancomcnt in rcnk of its Scouts,
and tho District is functioning well.
MISSISSIPPI DISTRICT
In tho Mississippi District there a.re now 8 white
Troops and 1 Cub Pack and 2 Troops in tho process of
organization. Thor e are also sever al places where Troops
will bo organized if s~fficient manpower can be secured.
It is hoped these Troops can be organized shortly after
tho first of tho yenr. The Scouts h~vc mado more and
better advancement this year than ever before, and it is
anticipated continued progress ~~11 be made. The District
is functioning well.
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Rural Scouting Qommittccs Continued
OJIBWAY DISTRICT
In Shelby County outside of Memphis there arc 16 white Troopo,
2 White Cubs Packs and 13 Negro Troops, n. total of 31 units. This Diotrict
is doing good work and the boys arc advancing in rank. There l1l'O sovornl
places whore we think now Troops could be organized ond in two of those
organization has already been stn.rtod ruid tho Troops arc expected to roc;:lstor
by Janua.r3r 1st.
FUTAlTCE
The 1944 Finance Clllilpaign in tho Arca was a splendid success nnd
because of it nn over increasing number of boys will have the bcnofi ts of
the Scouting progra.111. Below arc compnrati vc figures:
Crittenden District
Mississippi District
TOTAL
1943
$: 789.00
1.864. 75
$2,653.75
1944
$ 700.00
1,934. 25
$2,634.25
This is a fine demonstration of toao work by the Scoutors of tho
Aron in tho interest of tho boys mid the Council grontly v;pprociatcs it.
Thero wns no finnncc campaign conducted in tho Ojibway District, as Shelby
County is included in the Monphis War & Welfare Canpaicn; the Mouphis
Cor:imunHy Fund is a part of this organization and our Council is a nmbor of
the CoD!J.uni ty Fund.
Tho greatest need in tho J°'.l.rca is nn Assistant Scout Executive to
work with tho various units .. .1\.11 of the Com1cil's white Assistant Executives
arc now in the J°'.1.rnod Forces and have been for a nunbor of nonths. This luck
of stuff nonbors is serious in that Troops arc not getting tho service they
should. We strongly recoi:mcnd that every effort be nude to secure tho
services of an Assistrui.t Scout Executive at the earliest possible no~ont,
SENIOR SCOUTING COMMITTEE
The number of Senior Scouts in Chickasaw Council has dropped considerably
during the past yeart due to so many of our older boys volunteering
{t·r· t. _for service in the Armed Forces and som? of our Skippers ent~ring the
/'. lfavy. There are now but 8 Sea Scout Ships and 94 Sea Scouts as com*
. . pared to 11 Ships and 178 Sea Scouts last year. :But we fool con-
'· "'~~'B fidcnt Sea Scouting will come back with a rush as soon as tho war
W is over and we expect to do everything we con to hold the Sea
· Scout organization intact until our boys come home.
The S.S.S-. 11Momphis 11 , our 471 cruiscrt has not boon in
commission for a number of months due to engine trouble .:md
our inability to get repair parts. Tho engine has now boon
completely overhauled and when the' weather permits we hope
to start cruises for tho Scouts again.
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TRAINING COI;ll'-1ITTEE
Your Committee believes the training of leaders is
and will continue to be one of the most important
activities of the Council, particularly in --·-··· ~ .... #.
these times when so many of our Scouters and [. I j(!~\ I J
Cubbers are being called into the Armed · \fJ.~~J~Jl.';l;;;£~;/
Forces and new men are taldng their places. ~('.-\· }~1
•. 1. \\J> "
With this in mind we have tried to provide \S; .,,~;:']
training for as many as possible and to conduct \"\~f '"
the courses which are most needed.
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This year, as never before, the Scout Leaders'
Round Table has been· used in training leaders.
Many excellent and instructive programs have been
conducted and this has resulted in training many men who were unable to attend
tho regular trnining courses. We fool tho Round Table activities have
done much to enrich the Troop programs and we certainly recommend that this
tr[',ining be continued in 1945.
Your Ch.'lirman wishes to tak€? this opportunity to thank tho
Instructors and Staff Members who have served so faithfully and well in our
tr~,ining program. Without their help we could not have made the progress
reflected in the report below;
N,Ai\1E OF COURSE
Elements of Cub Leadership
( 2 Courses)
Fundnmontals of the Eoy Scout Movement
( 3 Courses)
Scoutma,stor ts Training Course
( 4 Courses)
Rod Cross Life Snving Course
( 35 Junior - 30 Senior)
NO. PERSOHS
ATTE!.ITDING
77
95
149
65
TOTAL •• • • • • • • • • • • • 386
CERTIFICATES
ISSUED
26
95
54
65
240
We strongly recommend that training and more training bo provided
for [',11 of otU' leaders in the coming yonr.
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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>
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