20 20 1125 https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/6c9d38d2dbfcfa46ac1650fe7995b28d.pdf a4b11b6ab8df5e4e0c8c21ab303516df PDF Text Text .r I ·-. I . ·:. !:i. ' . l_.;· SCOUTING HI GHLI G1iT 0 F THE SUMMER SEASON l1eaders of t he Chi'!kasa\·J Council, Boy Scouts of .America are planning the bi gt,;est s'mim er camp in the CounciJ.1 s history at Kamp .An experienced ef:fici ent camp staff has been secured to f.~. a K:i.mao adf.l:!. 71.~. st er the i:1rogram and to guide the Troop Leaders in their p:..•:i g'.!'aID p lanningo Sw~ater or Jacket First Aid Kit lo:.;k k:i.t Jle. th towel s So a~ . Y.'lashl~.gh t Q'E? I 01~41, Switil!!~:i. ng s•.:.out axe Raincoat Mu . ;i cal J:nstrument Camera .A:.T vhery equirment T':bhing T.ackla C:;; ·1ipasz (;;;:r_teen 1:.;r. ..;ra Shi rts h: :,ra Shc rts :rx~;ra Scoks trucks Tooth pa.ste ~~oo th brush Leather hiking shoes 2 Pr. Underwear 2 Pr. So cks 2 Heavy blankets Iiankerohi ef s )3i ble or Prayer Book Scout Hand1::ook Scout Uniform J , EXAMii:JATION l?HYSIC_A A physical examination wiJ.l be required for every Scout before he co!'les t o Kamp Kia Ki ma. See your Scou.tmaster for this fo r :u. LEA..PJ1RSHIP We urge all sponsoring institutions to see that an lee.der attends with each Troop . MAILING ADDRESS KAMP KI A KIMA HARDY, ABK.AN SAS. ,• �/ I I• • KA MP R3 G I S T R A T I 0 N K I MA K I A Scou tmaster: Please register me for _ _ _ _ _weeks at Kia Kima f or the period checked bel ')W . I July 1 4 th - July 21 st J July 21st - July 28th c::::7 july 28th - August 4th c::J August 4th - August 11th L l c:::J June 16th - June 23rd CJ June 23r d - June )0th I June 30th - July 7th CJ July 7th - J uly 14th 1 $1. 00 registrat i on - To tal $12 . 00 per week . lff,JE: $11.00 plus NOTE : This application to be turned in t ~ the Scou tmaster or Adviser. - ----- -----u _.._ U"-"V\.LV~o i}V\A..L Come; Let us ,join hands around the camp :fire with the greatest gt'O\lp o f 'boys eve::..· ass<:!.!bled., Share with them ·~he en:.~ichi ng experie::ice of sU!D!Jl 8 r cai'tlp 0 KAM :P. CHECK J'.::.ie J.EW't - Ju::ie 23 2·. ;~~· .: June zo •' 'm e 30t~.l. ,:,·i.r-:.t, ~..'!"t:-i~- #- July 7th 7 th ... July 14th ~ W'.IDEKS D ESI RED PERIOD -- July 21 July 28 August 4 July 28 Aug 0 4- August 11 Ju:i..y 1 4tl'l Jlli.~·· 21s t - Leaders Name·----~---- - -- - -- -- - - - -----··~o Unit No. lifumbe~ c f Camp er s ' - - - - - - ------- --- Signed Yours until ever y boy scouts, �,9 Dear Unit Leader: ·,) _We are mo st anxious to talk with ytib. about summer camp for your Unit. 1n order to lay plans for the greatest camping season ever for your Uni t 3 "'-o~ 1 t you please telephone us or drop by the Office so we can try to help you determine the needs of your Unit for the comihg camping season. Once these needs are determined, we can set up our camp rro grams in such a way as to meet these needs during your stay at camp. Please give the matter of your own atte:r.dance with your Unit at camp your earnest considerat~.on. i'le app:r-eciate the fact tha.t you have given much time to the "boys of your Unit, but it is at summer camp that you can really get to know these "boys. It is there in Godt s great out-of-doors that you can share experiences that \'Till bring you close together. 4 So why not decide now on a week which will be n:o st convenie.n ct to you and make your plans to accompany your Unit to camp? You will be richer· for t he experi enceo If you find this plan impossible~ please send along your Assistant, one of the Comm:l. tteemen, or one of the Scout 1 s fathers. Of course, if it is not feasible foe you or one of your adult l eaders to come with the Unit, we will provide a provL.::' ?nal leader. The a c- tivi ty program of the camp will be. so organized that your gr1n1p \•! ill have a mv.l tipl s ~hoit-e of pro gram oppo:..·tun:i, ti es" Every consideration w;11 ·be given to the need.:-! Etnd inclinatic;ns o f your Scoutso Come; Let us ,join hands around the camp :fi re with the g reatest gt'o'Up of "boys f:We1· asse!.:bledo Share with them ·~he en;~ iching experie::i.ce of su.nl!ll ~~r campo KAM:P. CHErrK ,J\r-:.t. l6P1. -:- Ju::i.e 23 J '.:!: ie 2~·> :~ ''."' June ZO 1 • ·. me 30k1. ·- July 7th J\ ...i.y 7 th ... July 14th " .- ·.-- . W:EEKS PERIOD DESIRED Ju.l.y 14t :!:1 - July 21 JlL.2·. 21st - JuJ.y 28 July 28 . - August 4 Aug'"' 4 ..... ..August 11 Leaders Name~-----~---- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · ·o Unit No•---·~-----lirumbe:~ of Camp er s._ __ __ Si gned Yours. until every boy sco uts, ( _.,... '}/ ::, . P N ) ' I 1 /?;c~_..?-? J �lCJu.J? KIA KIMA Q,UESTIONAIRE We are looking for summer camp staff leaders within our local council, who can qualify and will be available to serve without p~ at Kamp Kia Kima during the summer campi,ng season of 1951. Must be of Life or Fagle rank and 16 years of age or over. Date Unit Number Scoutmaster Address Phone Name of Scout Address Phone Age of Scout Rank of Scout How Active Now How Long in Your Unit Di spo si ti on of Scout_ _ _ _ _ _ _A:ppearance_ _ __ Personality_ _ _ __ . Leadership Ability and Experi~nce:.....-~-------------·~-~·---- Other e ~ualifications._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~----------------- You sugges t him for one or more of the following activities: Water Front: Merit Ba dge Councel: Handicraft: Nature: Commissary: Dishwashing . _ _ _ _ _ _ __ :leason s why you r ecommend him abo ve oth ers._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ '{amp Kia Kima will operate for a period of Eight weeks beginning June 16th to Augu s t 11th 1 rhis eight week period does no t include the pre-opening week for setting up camp and Tra ining staff. Scoutmaster Si gned Chairman of Committee - ~MPORTANT : This questionaire must be returned to the camping committee of Chickasaw Council at Scout Office, 417 M. & M. Building , 198 South Main Street; Attention: Tweed J ohnson. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Kia Kima Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous papers and publications by Kia Kima including promotional flyers, Camper Handbooks, staff materials, and program materials. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document .r ·-. SCOUTING HI GHLI G1iT 0 F THE SUMMER SEASON l1eaders of t he Chi'!kasa\·J Council, Boy Scouts of .America are planning the bigt,; est s'mim er camp in the CounciJ.1 s history at Kamp f.~. a K:i.mao .An experienced ef:fici ent camp staff has been secured to adf.l:!. 71. ~ . st er the i:1rogram and to guide the Troop Leaders in their p:..•:i g'.!'aID p lanning o Jle. th towel s So a~ . Y.'lashl~ .gh t Switil !!~ :i. ng trucks Tooth pa.ste ~~oo th brush Leather hiking 2 Pr. Underwear 2 Pr. So cks shoes 2 Heavy bla nkets Iiankerohi ef s )3i ble or Prayer Book Scout Hand1::ook Scout Un iform Sw~ater or Jacket First Aid Kit lo:.;k k:i.t Q'E ? I 01~41, s•.:.out axe Raincoat Mu .. ;i cal J:nstrument Camera .A:.T vhery T':bhing C:;; ·1ipasz (;;;:r_ teen equirment T.ackla 1:.;r. .. ;ra Shi rts h: :,ra Shc rts :rx ~ ;ra Scoks l?HYSIC_AJ , EXAMii:JATION A physical examination wiJ .l be required for every Scout b e fore he co!'les t o Kamp Kia Ki ma. See your Scou.tmaster for this fo r :u . LEA..PJ1RSHIP We urge all sponsoring institutions to see that an lee.der attend s with each Troop . MAIL ING ADDRESS KAMP KI A KIMA HARDY, ABK.AN SAS. I I . ·:. !:i. ' . l_.;· ,• / I • I • K A M P K I A K I M A R 3 G I S T R A T I 0 N Scou tmaster: Please register me for _____ weeks at Kia Kima f or the p eriod checked bel ')W . c:::J June 1 6th - June 23rd CJ June 23r d - June )0th 1 I June 30th - July 7th CJ July 7th - J uly 1 4th L I July 1 4 th - July 21 st l J July 21st - July 2 8th c::::7 july 28th - August 4th c::J August 4th - August 11th lff,JE: $11.00 plus $1. 00 registrat i on - To tal $1 2 . 00 per week . NOTE : This application to b e turned in t ~ the Scou tmaster or Adviser. - ----- -----u _.._ i}V\A..L U"-"V\.LV~o Com e ; Let us ,join hands around the camp :fire with the greatest gt'O\lp o f 'boys eve::..· ass<:!.!bled., Share with them ·~he en:.~ichi ng experie::ice of sU!D!Jl 8r c ai'tlp 0 KAM :P. W'.IDEKS CHECK PERIOD D ESI RED ,:,·i.r-:.t, J.EW't - Ju::ie 23 Ju:i..y 1 4tl'l - July 21 Leaders Name·----~---- J'.::.ie 2 ·.;~~· .: #- June zo Jlli.~·· 21s t - July 28 ----------- -----·~o •' 'me 30t~ .l. ~ July 7th July 28 - August 4 Unit No . ---------- ~..'!"t:-i~- 7 th ... July 14th Au g0 4- August 11 lif um be~ c f Camp er s'------ Signed Yours until ever y boy scouts, ,9 Dear Unit Leader: ·,) _We are mo st anxious to talk with ytib. about summer camp for your Unit. 1n order to lay plans for the greatest camping season ever for your Uni t 3 "'-o~ 1 t you please telephone us or drop by the Office so we can try to help you determine the needs of your Unit for the comihg camping season. Once these needs are determined, we can set up our camp rro grams in such a way as to meet these needs during your stay at camp. Please give the matter of your own 4 atte:r.dance with your Unit at camp your earnest considerat~.on. i'le app:r-eciate the fact tha.t you have given much time to the "boys of your Unit, but it is at summer camp that you can really get to know these "boys. It is there in Godt s great out-of-doors that you can share experiences that \'Till bring you close together. So why not decide now on a week which will be n:o st convenie.nct to you and make your plans to accompany your Unit to camp? You will be richer· for the experi enceo If you find this plan impossible~ please send along your Assistant, one of the Comm:l. tteemen, or one of the Scout 1 s fathers. Of course, if it is not feasible foe you or one of your adult l eaders to come with the Unit, we will provide a provL.::' ?nal leader. The a c-tivi ty program of the camp will be. so organized that your gr1n1p \•!ill have a mv.l t i p l s ~hoit-e of pro gram oppo:..·tun:i, t i es" Every consideration w;11 ·be given to the need.:-! Etnd inclinatic;ns of your Scoutso Come; Let us ,join hands around the camp :fi re with the greatest gt'o'Up of "boys f:We1· asse!.:bledo Share with them ·~he en;~ iching experie::i.ce of su.nl!ll ~~r campo KAM:P. W:EEKS CHErrK PERIOD DESIRED ,J\r-:.t. l6P1. -:- Ju::i.e 23 J '.:!: ie 2~·> :~ ''."' June ZO • 1·.me 30k1. · - July 7th J\ . ..i.y 7 th ... July 14th .- " ·.-- . Ju.l.y 14t :!:1 - July 21 JlL.2·. 21st - JuJ.y 28 July 28. - August 4 Aug'"' 4 ..... ..August 11 Leaders Name~-----~---- ----------- - - - - · ·o Unit No•---·~------ lirumbe:~ of Camp er s. ___ _ Si gned Yours. until every boy sco uts, ( _.,... ) I ' }/ ::, . P N ' 1 /?;c~_..?-? J e lCJu.J? KIA KIMA Q,UESTIONAIRE We are looking for summer camp staff leaders within our local c ouncil, who can qualify and will be available to serve without p~ at Kamp Kia Kima during the summer campi,ng season of 1951. Must be of Life or Fagle rank and 16 years of age or over. Date Unit Number Scoutmaster Address Phone Name of Scout Address Phone Age of Scout Rank of Scout How Active Now How Long in Your Unit Di spo si ti on of Scout _______ A:ppearance ___ _ Personality ____ _ . L eadership Ability and Experi~nce:.....-~-------------· ~-~·---- Other ~ualifications. ___________ ~----------------- You sugges t him for one or more of the following activities: Water Front: Merit Ba dg e Councel: Handicraft: Nature: Commissary: Dishwashing . _______ _ :leas on s why you r e commend him abo v e oth ers. _____________ ____ _ '{amp Kia Kima will operate for a period of Eight weeks beginning June 16th to Au g u s t 11th 1rhis eight week period does no t include the pre-opening week for setting up c amp and Tr a ining staff. Scoutmaster Si gned Chairman of Committee - ~ MPORTANT : This questionaire must be returned to the camping committee of Chickasaw Council at Scout Office, 417 M. & M. Building , 198 South Main Street; Attention: Tweed J ohns on. 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Title A name given to the resource 1951 Kia Kima Registration Packet Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chuck Schadrack Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1951 Application Kia Kima https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/c0ead4c312546898298c8299ca3a2321.pdf 182be3b7af1111a85cc8ec1326b9365e PDF Text Text ~{[ COMMISSIONER TENNESSEE~/,f/7it w~~-- DIVISION OF GEOLOGY e DIVISION OF FORESTRY e DIVISION OF GAME AND FISH BUDGETS AND ACCOUNTS e DIVISION OF STATE PARKS e DIVISION OF STATE INFORMATION D I VISION -OF HOTEL AND RESTAURANT INSPECTION October 1, 1951 Mr. Ed Dalstrom, Chairman Inter Racial Committee Chickasaw Council, B S A 345 South Front Street Memphis 1, Tennessee Dear Mr. Dalstrom: Returning to my desk this morning I find your letter of September 25 with reference to your Negro Scout program at T. o. Fuller State Park. I intended to contact you last week as I spent most of the time in Memphis working on the museum at Shelby Forest State Park. You may use T. o. Fuller as you see fit during the fall, winter and spring for your Scouts at no cost except as you might use the kitchen. There the fees are $10.00 the first night and $5. 00 the second night · plus any breakage fees. We are very anxious to see the camp activities of the Scouts improve and particularly are we desirous of making our facilities available on the week-ends to supervised camping groups. We have out-fitted the recreation hall with cots and mattresses and these can be used by your group with no charge. Of course we expect the lea.ders to be responsible and to arrange their schedules with the Superintendent, Mr. Albert Harris. I will be contacting you again shortly on other camp activities in the Memphis area and I will sincerely appreciate your suggestions or criticisms of our park facilities. 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Contains a subcollection for Camp Currier. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document ~{[ COMMISSIONER TENNESSEE~/,f/7it w~~-- DIVISION OF GEOLOGY e DIVISION OF FORESTRY e DIVISION OF GAME AND FISH e BUDGETS AND ACCOUNTS Mr. Ed Dalstrom, Chairman Inter Racial Committee Chickasaw Council, B S A 345 South Front Street Memphis 1, Tennessee Dear Mr. Dalstrom: DIVISION OF STATE PARKS e DIVISION OF STATE INFORMATION D I VISION -OF HOTEL AND RESTAURANT INSPECTION October 1, 1951 Returning to my desk this morning I find your letter of September 25 with reference to your Negro Scout program at T. o. Fuller State Park. I intended to contact you last week as I spent most of the time in Memphis working on the museum at Shelby Forest State Park. You may use T. o. Fuller as you see fit during the fall, winter and spring for your Scouts at no cost except as you might use the kitchen. There the fees are $10.00 the first night and $5. 00 the second night plus any breakage fees. · We are very anxious to see the camp activities of the Scouts improve and particularly are we desirous of making our facilities available on the week-ends to supervised camping groups. We have out-fitted the recreation hall with cots and mattresses and these can be used by your group with no charge. Of course we expect the lea.ders to be responsible and to arrange their schedules with the Superintendent, Mr. Albert Harris. I will be contacting you again shortly on other camp activities in the Memphis area and I will sincerely appreciate your suggestions or criticisms of our park facilities. 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Since the beginning in 1916, Scouting in Memphis has been regarded as a pioneer in interracial Scouting and equality; however, it still existed within the context of a segregated South. The material reflects the culture and context in which it was created and does not reflect the views and principles of the Kia Kima Alumni Association, the Chickasaw Council, or the Scouting movement.</i></small> Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1951 Title A name given to the resource 1951 Letters re Use of T.O. Fuller State Park for Camp Fuller Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Dalstrom Papers, Special Collections Department, University of Memphis Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Licensed for use by the Kia Kima Alumni Association in this historical display. https://www.memphis.edu/libraries/special-collections/ Camp Fuller Letters Seminole Division https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/cdc0f084a497f0488dff6f00dc6216d4.pdf 6a4201a89c9466baa57ef45d316179ef PDF Text Text CHICKASAW COUMCIL, B. S. A., IMC, MUlUT.lllS OF ANNUAL MEl!JTIMG - 1 9 5 1 The Annual Meeting of Chickasaw Council, B. S. A., Inc. was held on Tuesday, December 18th, 1951 at 4:30 P.M. in the Louis XVI Room of Hotel Peabody. Mr • .AJ. van F. Tate, Jr., President of the Council, :Presided at the meeting. Mr. Tate called on Father Joel Wiggs of St. Anne's Catholic Church to pronounce the invoce,tion. The following officers and Council members were present: Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. T. Robert Acklen W. H. Austin Charles M. Crump R. D. Fuller A. E. Hohenberg R. c. Mays Fred L. Christen blry W. Gordon Morris Vice President Vice President Vice President Vice President Vice President Scout Commissioner Treasurflr Scout Executive and the following members of the Council: Mr. Mr .• Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. :Hobert L. Irwin, Jr. Russell Perry P. A. Clayton J, R. Walker Edwin Dalstrom Howe,rd M. Grube M. J. Vosse, Jr. Henri Benner B, W. Ewi ll$ Roscoe C. Clarke Ben. B. Coffey, Jr. L. R. Donelson W. B. Dormon, Jr. Phil Emerick Henry Fisher E. C. Grissom Mr. W. P. Halliday Mr. C. C. Handley Mr. James H. Malone Mr. E. B. Saunders Mr. W. L. Sharpe Mr. J. D. Tennison, Jr. Dr. E. Foster Williams Mr. H. H. Emmons Mr. F. T. Thayer, Jr, Mr. Jack Liles Mr. Samuel s. Pharr Mr. Alvin J. Iverson Rev. John J. Barrett Mr, Frederick T. Carney Mr Carlisle C. Cook .AJ.so attending were: Col. E. W. Palmer, Cl!lairman of Region V, Executive Committe, and Mr. H. E. Erb, Regional Scout Executive, and Mr. Hone H. Ford, Camp Director of Camp Currier. Mr. Thurman J. Frashure, Field Scout Executive and Mr, Robert W. I.undquist, Field Scout Executive. �- 2 - Mr. Robert L, Irwin, Jr. Chairman of the Activities Committee made a report in crhich he stated that the outstanding activity for 1951 was the Good Turn Day for the Memphis Goodwill Industries. He stated that there were man,y other activities and the 'toys engaged in all kinds of helpful events and he thanked all the men present for their help in carrying on these activities. Mr. Russell Perry, Chairman of the Ad van cement Commit tee made the report for his committe stating that this was the biggest year in the Council with a 76% gain over 1950 in advancement, this being an all time high a.nd that we had the largest number of Eagles, 50, ever to win this award in the history of the Council. He stated he thought that in 1952 the a.dvancement would be even better. Mr. P. A. Clayton, Chairman of the Camping Committee made a report stating the camping this ye~r was the most wonderful ever and he thinks that we will have more improvements next year. He stated that all leaders co-operated and he felt that his was the best year we have ever had in all round camping •. He said that we had the largest number of boy weeks and that he had more canoes anrl. camping equipment than ever before. Mr. T. Robert Acklen, Chairman of the Cubbing Committe reported that he thought Cubbing had hel·ped the 0. & E. Committee, the Advanooment Committee, and Activities Committee and that with the help of these outstanding events had been sponsored throughout the year, He said that the Kite Derby had to be held in two sections. That we had a very fine Pow-Wow, the training Course for leaders, the Cub-0-Ree was a splendid event, and that all in all the Council was pround of the growth in Cubs and t'oeir activities. Mr • .Alvan F. Tate, President, made the re'l)ort of the Exploring Committee in the aooence of Mr. J.M. McKnight, Chairman, Mr. Tate read the report of the Exploring Committee as made in the Reports of Committees, and said that the committe had done an excellent ,job this year. Mr. Tate recognized and introduced the members of the ProfessionaJ. Staff who where present at the meeting and commended them for their work. Mr. J, R. Walker. Chairman of the Finance Committee stated that the Cbuncil was in good financial conditions and that the committee had carried the ball well during the 'l)ast year, He thinks that we are iii good shape for the year 1952. Mr, Tate introduced Mr. Harley E. Erb, Regional Executive who in turn introduced Col. E. W. Palmer, Chairman of Region V, Executive Committee. Mr. Edwin Dalstrom, Chairman of the Intracial Committee said that the Committee had helped the Seminole Division during the past year a,nd tlk'l.t he was greatly indebted to the various Committee members of the Council Committees �- 3- for their help in a id.ing the work among negroes. He stated. that the Negro boys where particularl y weak in advancement and. that we have quanity but not quality amon the Negro scouts. He thanked. the Scouters for their work in the recent Community Chest Campaign. Mr. H. M. Grube, Chairman of the Leadership Training Committe ste.ted. that we had devoted a great deal of time to training teams cluring the past year, and that we now have capable men at district level who can relieve the professiona l staff in some of their training duties. He stated that we are trying to get leadership trained two d.eep all the way through the Council. He said. that Leadership Training Committe members to sit with them in their meeting, and. he suggested that other committees should. try this plan. He mentioned the fine work of Mr. Fred Bickle who had recruited 12 men aniongthe negroes at Firestone for service as commissione rs. He told the Council of the gift of $250.00 from the Junior Chamber of Commerce to buy film, of the gift of $1,000 from the Rotary Club to buy film and a projector and stated that these were very helpful in the Training program. He saicl that the Cubbing Committee had. also helped in ohe purchase of film by allowing some of the cost to be charged to the Cubbin Committee budget. He stated that one of the needs Of the Committee was for a room at headquarters for training and. training aids. Mr. R. D. Fuller, Chairman of the Organizatio n and. Extension Committee reported. that the Committee was working on the getting attendance and. increase over the 1950 membership and referred the membeDs of the Council to the charts in the Reports of Committees, to see the gain which had. been mad.a to date as Chickasaw Council's figures were on December 1st, whereas the other figures were on November lst. He said that 1951 was a difficult year in recruiting white and. Negro Scouts and that we are s.11 indebted to · the Cubbing Committee for an outstanding gain of 22.1% in their membership, this being a most rel!l9,rkable job. Mr. B. W. Ewing, Chairman of Health and Safety Committee, stated that we had no serious accidents during the year and. that the committee had inspected all the camps and. the most improvement s recommended. had been 1!18.d.e and he stated. that the Activities Committee had worked with the Health and Safety Committee on activities and that he hopes to :oroceed with emergency training in 1952. Mr. R. C. Mays, Scout Commissione r gave the Commissione rs report in which he st~.ted. tte, t we had good commissione r serti ce throughout the Council except in Mi,,sissipui . He told of the fine '"°rk of the Commissione rs in the districts and. the commissione rs serving as judges in various activities. He said that the Commissione rs had. had. a meeting at Camp Currier in which they planned. for the years work in the Round.tavles of the Districts, and that he thought that a very good job of training had been a.one :fbr the Negro commissione rs. He thanked all of the Committees for the work thay have done in carrying on the program of S routing. Mr. Tate stated. that he uould not make a report as President of the Council and. neither would the Scout Executive make a report due to the fact �-4- that all of the information was summed U")) in the reµorts in all of the other Committees and that the meeting wss µressed for time. Mr. p. A. Clayton made the reuort of the Nomin;oting Committee in the absence of the Chairman, Mr. A. D. McWhorter. Mr. Clayton moved the election of the Active members of the Council uer the list atti>.ched to these minutes. The motion was seconded by Mr. w. L. Sharpe and carried. Mr. Charles Mr· Crumµ nominated Mr. Joe Dalstrom and Mr, H. R. Blackwood as Assocfa.te Council Members in acldition to the list of Associate Council Members attached to these minutes. Mr, p, A. Clayton moved the election of all the Associat.e Council Mempers as per this list, motion was seconded by Mr. Ben B. Coffey, Jr. and unanimously carried. Mr. P. A. Clayton nominated the officers of the Council for the year 1952 at which point, Mr. Tate ste1)1)ed down from the chair and Mr. W. L Sharpe assumed. the chair. The officers nominated are as follows: President - Mr. Alvan F. Tate Vice President - Mr. T. Robert Acklen Vice President - Mr. W. H. Austin Vice president - Mr. Charles M. Crump Vice President - Mr. R. D. Fuller Vice President - Mr. A. E. Hohenberg Vice President - Mr. Elton Rieves Vice President - Mr. J. R. Walker Associate Secretary - Mr. A. D. McWhorter Treasurer - Mr. F. L. Christenbury Scout Commissioner - Herbert F. Hemker On motion by Mr. W. B. Dorman, Jr. seconded by Mr. B. above officers were unanimously elected. w. Ewing the Mr. P. A. Clayton nominated Nation Councilrepresentatives as follows: Mr. C. Arthur Bruce Mr. A. K. Burrow Mr. H. M. Clayton Clayton Mr. P. Mr. R. C. Mays Mr. Alvan F. Tate, Jr. Mr. W. H•. Fisher seconded the motion which was unanamously carried, Mr. P. A. Clayton moved the nomination of the Members of the Executive Board for the year 1952 which are as :lfoJ:lows: �- 5Mr. Henri Benner Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. C. Arthur Bruce .A. K. Burrow H. ~'I• Clayton P. A. Clayton P. c. Clarlte Jlen B. Coffey, Jr. Edwin Dalstrom W. Henry Dilat'Us h A. W. Dick l•ewis R, Donelso n, Jr. '~· B. Dormon, Jr. Phil Emerick B. W. Ewing Hem·y Fi sher Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr, Mr. Mr. Mr. Jr. Mr. Mr, Mr. Mr. Mr. F. Joe Flanagan B, B. Garey Jack p, Goldschm id E. C. Grissom Howard M. Grube W. P. Halliday Charles C. Handley T. P. Howard Robert L. Irwin, Jr. Alvin J, Iverson F. Clyde Lambert J. M. McKnight J. H. Malone R. C, Ma.ys Russell Perry A. R. Porter, Jr. R. G. Ramsay, Jr. c• 't'f. Rittelme yer E. B. Sa.under s H. c. Schmeis ser George A. Scbtt W. L. Sharpe J. L, Skinner L, K, Thompson, Jr. R. A. Trippe er D. L. Valentin e M. J. Vosse Mr. H. G. Webb Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr, Mr. w. H. Fisher seconded Mr. Clayton 's motion and when the vote was put the Board was. 'cinanamously elect ed. Mr. w. L. Sharpe paid tribute to Mr. Alvan F. Ta.te, Jr. as Council Preside nt. He told of his fine service as Scbutma ster and Preside nt and stated that he was one of the most efficien t Scout Leaders that he had ever know. The Council members gave Mr. Tate a vote of thanks. Mr, J. R. Walker nominate d Mr. John Dillard and Mr. Thurston Roach a.s Associa te Council Members. Mr. R. C. Ma.ys nominate d Mr. Fred Bickle a.s Assocfo te Council Member. Mr. Jr. R. Walker moved that the Council elect Mr. Thurston Roach, Mr. Fred Bi ck:le, Mr. John Dillard as Asso cl.ate Council Membe1·s and the motion was seconded by Mr. R. C. Mays and was unanamo usly carried. Mr. Alvan Tate thanked the men for electing him as Preside nt of the Cbuncil for the year 1952 and promised to work hard and see to it that the Council continue d to make progress during the coming year. Mr. A. E. Hohenbe rg said that i t was an ins1iira tion to work under Mr. Tate's leadersh ip and thanked him again on behalf of all of the men there for his fine work. There being no further 'busines s the meeting ad,journe d at 6:15 P.M. Respect fully su1:mitte d, 3:~A:t~ W. Gordon Morris, Scout Exe cu.ti ve � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Executive Board Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Description An account of the resource Contains Reports of Committees, Annual Reports, Recharters, and Minutes Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document CHICKASAW COUMCIL, B. S. A., IMC, MUlUT.lllS OF ANNUAL MEl!JTIMG - 1 9 5 1 The Annual Meeting of Chickasaw Council, B. S. A., Inc. was held on Tuesday, December 18th, 1951 at 4:30 P.M. in the Louis XVI Room of Hotel Peabody. Mr • .AJ. van F. Tate, Jr., President of the Council, :Presided at the meeting. Mr. Tate called on Father Joel Wiggs of St. Anne's Catholic Church to pronounce the invoce,tion. The following officers and Council members were present: Mr. T. Robert Acklen Mr. W. H. Austin Mr. Charles M. Crump Mr. R. D. Fuller Mr. A. E. Hohenberg Mr. R. c. Mays Mr. Fred L. Christen blry Mr. W. Gordon Morris Vice President Vice President Vice President Vice President Vice President Scout Commissioner Treasurflr Scout Executive and the following members of the Council: Mr. :Hobert L. Irwin, Jr. Mr .• Russell Perry Mr. P. A. Clayton Mr. J, R. Walker Mr. Edwin Dalstrom Mr. Howe,rd M. Grube Mr. M. J. Vosse, Jr. Mr. Henri Benner Mr. B, W. Ewi ll$ Mr. Roscoe C. Clarke Mr. Ben. B. Coffey, Jr. Mr. L. R. Donelson Mr. W. B. Dormon, Jr. Mr. Phil Emerick Mr. Henry Fisher Mr. E. C. Grissom .AJ.so attending were: Mr. W. P. Halliday Mr. C. C. Handley Mr. James H. Malone Mr. E. B. Saunders Mr. W. L. Sharpe Mr. J. D. Tennison, Jr. Dr. E. Foster Williams Mr. H. H. Emmons Mr. F. T. Thayer, Jr, Mr. Jack Liles Mr. Samuel s. Pharr Mr. Alvin J. Iverson Rev. John J. Barrett Mr, Frederick T. Carney Mr Carlisle C. Cook Col. E. W. Palmer, Cl!lairman of Region V, Executive Committe, and Mr. H. E. Erb, Regional Scout Executive, and Mr. Hone H. Ford, Camp Director of Camp Currier. Mr. Thurman J. Frashure, Field Scout Executive and Mr, Robert W. I.undquist, Field Scout Executive. - 2 - Mr. Robert L, Irwin, Jr. Chairman of the Activities Committee made a report in crhich he stated that the outstanding activity for 1951 was the Good Turn Day for the Memphis Goodwill Industries. He stated that there were man,y other activities and the 'toys engaged in all kinds of helpful events and he thanked all the men present for their help in carrying on these activities. Mr. Russell Perry, Chairman of the Ad van cement Commit tee made the report for his committe stating that this was the biggest year in the Council with a 76% gain over 1950 in advancement, this being an all time high a.nd that we had the largest number of Eagles, 50, ever to win this award in the history of the Council. He stated he thought that in 1952 the a.dvancement would be even better. Mr. P. A. Clayton, Chairman of the Camping Committee made a report stating the camping this ye~r was the most wonderful ever and he thinks that we will have more improvements next year. He stated that all leaders co-operated and he felt that his was the best year we have ever had in all round camping •. He said that we had the largest number of boy weeks and that he had more canoes anrl. camping equipment than ever before. Mr. T. Robert Acklen, Chairman of the Cubbing Committe reported that he thought Cubbing had hel·ped the 0. & E. Committee, the Advanooment Committee, and Activities Committee and that with the help of these outstanding events had been sponsored throughout the year, He said that the Kite Derby had to be held in two sections. That we had a very fine Pow-Wow, the training Course for leaders, the Cub-0-Ree was a splendid event, and that all in all the Council was pround of the growth in Cubs and t'oeir activities. Mr • .Alvan F. Tate, President, made the re'l)ort of the Exploring Committee in the aooence of Mr. J.M. McKnight, Chairman, Mr. Tate read the report of the Exploring Committee as made in the Reports of Committees, and said that the committe had done an excellent ,job this year. Mr. Tate recognized and introduced the members of the ProfessionaJ. Staff who where present at the meeting and commended them for their work. Mr. J, R. Walker. Chairman of the Finance Committee stated that the Cbuncil was in good financial conditions and that the committee had carried the ball well during the 'l)ast year, He thinks that we are iii good shape for the year 1952. Mr, Tate introduced Mr. Harley E. Erb, Regional Executive who in turn introduced Col. E. W. Palmer, Chairman of Region V, Executive Committee. Mr. Edwin Dalstrom, Chairman of the Intracial Committee said that the Committee had helped the Seminole Division during the past year a,nd tlk'l.t he was greatly indebted to the various Committee members of the Council Committees - 3 - for their help in a id.ing the work among negroes. He stated. that the Negro boys where particularly weak in advancement and. that we have quanity but not quality amon the Negro scouts. He thanked. the Scouters for their work in the recent Community Chest Campaign. Mr. H. M. Grube, Chairman of the Leadership Training Committe ste.ted. that we had devoted a great deal of time to training teams cluring the past year, and that we now have capable men at district level who can relieve the professional staff in some of their training duties. He stated that we are trying to get leadership trained two d.eep all the way through the Council. He said. that Leadership Training Committe members to sit with them in their meeting, and. he suggested that other committees should. try this plan. He mentioned the fine work of Mr. Fred Bickle who had recruited 12 men aniongthe negroes at Firestone for service as commissioners. He told the Council of the gift of $250.00 from the Junior Chamber of Commerce to buy film, of the gift of $1,000 from the Rotary Club to buy film and a projector and stated that these were very helpful in the Training program. He saicl that the Cubbing Committee had. also helped in ohe purchase of film by allowing some of the cost to be charged to the Cubbin Committee budget. He stated that one of the needs Of the Committee was for a room at headquarters for training and. training aids. Mr. R. D. Fuller, Chairman of the Organization and. Extension Committee reported. that the Committee was working on the getting attendance and. increase over the 1950 membership and referred the membeDs of the Council to the charts in the Reports of Committees, to see the gain which had. been mad.a to date as Chickasaw Council's figures were on December 1st, whereas the other figures were on November lst. He said that 1951 was a difficult year in recruiting white and. Negro Scouts and that we are s.11 indebted to · the Cubbing Committee for an outstanding gain of 22.1% in their membership, this being a most rel!l9,rkable job. Mr. B. W. Ewing, Chairman of Health and Safety Committee, stated that we had no serious accidents during the year and. that the committee had inspected all the camps and. the most improvements recommended. had been 1!18.d.e and he stated. that the Activities Committee had worked with the Health and Safety Committee on activities and that he hopes to :oroceed with emergency training in 1952. Mr. R. C. Mays, Scout Commissioner gave the Commissioners report in which he st~.ted. tte, t we had good commissioner serti ce throughout the Council except in Mi,,sissipui. He told of the fine '"°rk of the Commissioners in the districts and. the commissioners serving as judges in various activities. He said that the Commissioners had. had. a meeting at Camp Currier in which they planned. for the years work in the Round.tavles of the Districts, and that he thought that a very good job of training had been a.one :fbr the Negro commissioners. He thanked all of the Committees for the work thay have done in carrying on the program of S routing. Mr. Tate stated. that he uould not make a report as President of the Council and. neither would the Scout Executive make a report due to the fact -4- that all of the information was summed U")) in the reμorts in all of the other Committees and that the meeting wss μressed for time. Mr. p. A. Clayton made the reuort of the Nomin;oting Committee in the absence of the Chairman, Mr. A. D. McWhorter. Mr. Clayton moved the election of the Active members of the Council uer the list atti>.ched to these minutes. The motion was seconded by Mr. w. L. Sharpe and carried. Mr. Charles Mr· Crumμ nominated Mr. Joe Dalstrom and Mr, H. R. Blackwood as Assocfa.te Council Members in acldition to the list of Associate Council Members attached to these minutes. Mr, p, A. Clayton moved the election of all the Associat.e Council Mempers as per this list, motion was seconded by Mr. Ben B. Coffey, Jr. and unanimously carried. Mr. P. A. Clayton nominated the officers of the Council for the year 1952 at which point, Mr. Tate ste1)1)ed down from the chair and Mr. W. L Sharpe assumed. the chair. The officers nominated are as follows: President - Mr. Alvan F. Tate Vice President - Mr. T. Robert Acklen Vice President - Mr. W. H. Austin Vice president - Mr. Charles M. Crump Vice President - Mr. R. D. Fuller Vice President - Mr. A. E. Hohenberg Vice President - Mr. Elton Rieves Vice President - Mr. J. R. Walker Associate Secretary - Mr. A. D. McWhorter Treasurer - Mr. F. L. Christenbury Scout Commissioner - Herbert F. Hemker On motion by Mr. W. B. Dorman, Jr. seconded by Mr. B. w. Ewing the above officers were unanimously elected. Mr. P. A. Clayton nominated Nation Councilrepresentatives as follows: Mr. C. Arthur Bruce Mr. A. K. Burrow Mr. H. M. Clayton Mr. P. Clayton Mr. R. C. Mays Mr. Alvan F. Tate, Jr. Mr. W. H •. Fisher seconded the motion which was unanamously carried, Mr. P. A. Clayton moved the nomination of the Members of the Executive Board for the year 1952 which are as :lfoJ:lows: - 5 - Mr. Henri Benner Mr. F. Joe Flanagan Dr. A. R. Porter, Jr. Mr. C. Arthur Bruce Mr. B, B. Garey Mr. R. G. Ramsay, Jr. Mr. . A. K. Burrow Mr. Jack p, Goldschmid Mr. c • 't'f. Rittelmeyer Mr. H. ~'I• Clayton Mr. E. C. Grissom Mr. E. B. Sa.unders Mr. P. A. Clayton Mr. Howard M. Grube Dr. H. c. Schmeisser Mr. P. c. Clarlte Mr, W. P. Halliday Dr. George A. Scbtt Mr. Jlen B. Coffey, Jr. Mr. Charles C. Handley Mr. W. L. Sharpe Mr. Edwin Dalstrom Mr. T. P. Howard Mr. J. L, Skinner Mr. W. Henry Dilat'Ush Mr. Robert L. Irwin, Jr. Mr. L, K, Thompson, Dr. A. W. Dick Jr. Alvin J, Iverson Mr. R. A. Trippe er Mr. l•ewis R, Donelson, Jr. Mr. F. Clyde Lambert Mr. D. L. Valentine Mr. '~· B. Dormon, Jr. Mr, J. M. McKnight Mr, M. J. Vosse Mr. Phil Emerick Mr. J. H. Malone Mr. H. G. Webb Mr. B. W. Ewing Mr. R. C, Ma.ys Mr. Hem·y Fi sher Mr. Russell Perry Mr. w. H. Fisher seconded Mr. Clayton's motion and when the vote was put the Board was. 'cinanamously elect ed. Mr. w. L. Sharpe paid tribute to Mr. Alvan F. Ta.te, Jr. as Council President. He told of his fine service as Scbutmaster and President and stated that he was one of the most efficient Scout Leaders that he had ever know. The Council members gave Mr. Tate a vote of thanks. Mr, J. R. Walker nominated Mr. John Dillard and Mr. Thurston Roach a.s Associate Council Members. Mr. R. C. Ma.ys nominated Mr. Fred Bickle a.s Assocfote Council Member. Mr. Jr. R. Walker moved that the Council elect Mr. Thurston Roach, Mr. Fred Bi ck:le, Mr. John Dillard as Asso cl.ate Council Membe1·s and the motion was seconded by Mr. R. C. Mays and was unanamously carried. Mr. Alvan Tate thanked the men for electing him as President of the Cbuncil for the year 1952 and promised to work hard and see to it that the Council continued to make progress during the coming year. Mr. A. E. Hohenberg said that it was an ins1iiration to work under Mr. Tate's leadership and thanked him again on behalf of all of the men there for his fine work. There being no further 'business the meeting ad,journed at 6:15 P.M. Respectfully su1:mitted, 3:~A:t~ W. Gordon Morris, Scout Exe cu.ti ve Jr. Note Note for historical disclaimer <small><i>Please note that these documents are presented as they existed in their original form for historical accuracy. This document may contain racial or culturally insensitive language. Since the beginning in 1916, Scouting in Memphis has been regarded as a pioneer in interracial Scouting and equality; however, it still existed within the context of a segregated South. The material reflects the culture and context in which it was created and does not reflect the views and principles of the Kia Kima Alumni Association, the Chickasaw Council, or the Scouting movement.</i></small> Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1951 Title A name given to the resource 1951 Minutes of Chickasaw Council Annual Meeting Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink & Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chickasaw Council, BSA Minutes https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/c3741a96c818b89ba072ae0b0548a486.jpg 593e08a264c70e1fe9b6eb8b4b685293 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Kia Kima Photos Description An account of the resource This collections contains photos related to Kia Kima. Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1951 Photo: August Canoeing Class at Kia Kima Description An account of the resource Foreground in canoe: David Fleming (stern), Warren Schmidt (middle), Charles Marquis (bow) Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Henry D. Fleming Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Warren Schmidt Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1951 https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/4d136c8fb76329f67aef7d0be2603638.jpg 44d5a86334d0cf71c2e8176ea05b3cdb Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Camps Description An account of the resource Contains documents relating to other camps of the Chickasaw Council besides Kia Kima. Contains a subcollection for Camp Currier. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Note for historical disclaimer <em>Items are presented as they existed in their original form for historical accuracy. Some items may contain or depict racial or culturally insensitive language, characterizations, portrayals, or topics. While Scouting in Memphis has at times been regarded as a positive force in furthering interracial Scouting and equality, it still existed at times within the context of a segregated South. The materials reflect the culture and context in which they were created and do not reflect the views and principles of the Kia Kima Alumni Association, the Chickasaw Council, or the Scouting movement.</em> Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1951 Photo: Camp Fuller Handicrafts Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Commercial Appeal Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink & Chuck Schadrack Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1951 Camp Fuller Handicrafts Picture Seminole Division https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/0225925a28bfce1eabc19395baa1290a.bmp c3fde1a796406f3e0bdc47c74d8b0ad1 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Kia Kima Photos Description An account of the resource This collections contains photos related to Kia Kima. Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1951 Title A name given to the resource 1951 Photo: Kia Kima Evening Flag Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Henry D. Fleming Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived David Fleming Flag Kia Kima Staff Picture https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/a14f867a006cca4b3843e3e2a042d56c.jpg 73abb0fdba51c52ec406f9811a6bdae2 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Kia Kima Photos Description An account of the resource This collections contains photos related to Kia Kima. Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1951 Title A name given to the resource 1951 Photo: Kia Kima Evening Flag Salute Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Henry D. Fleming Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived David Fleming Flag Kia Kima Staff Picture https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/97ded6dd0ec08c5a93dd25cd6efc4fa8.jpg 2c38175b51fd11f725a9d0c940fb50f2 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Kia Kima Photos Description An account of the resource This collections contains photos related to Kia Kima. Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1951 Title A name given to the resource 1951 Photo: Troop 35 at Kia Kima Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Henry D. Fleming Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived David Fleming Description An account of the resource Thurman Frashure (left) Camp Director 1951-52 with Troop 35 Highland Heights Presbyterian Church at Kia Kima -- August 1951 Front Porch of the Thunderbird Nest. Campers Fred Morton, Warren Schmidt and David Fleming in this photo are among several of T-35 to later become Kia Kima staffers. Buildings Picture Stonework Architecture https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/af2948f33f4b932ecfba3e3474df2f6e.jpg b407f594a775a671c3a44fc390b53233 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Wood Badge Description An account of the resource Contains documents related to Wood Badge, including course rosters and newspaper articles. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1951 Wood Badge Certificate Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Ken Humphreys Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1951 Wood Badge https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/c98d3de84c79e01a8bfa7c9897d1f4e0.tif 06d97f78ec8fcf275a4bbab22795ba38 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Photos Description An account of the resource This collections contains general photos related to Scouting in the Chickasaw Council. Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1951c. Photo: Boy Scout and Girl Scout Saluting Edwin Dalstrom Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Dalstrom Papers, Special Collections Department, University of Memphis Libraries Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1951 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Licensed for use by the Kia Kima Alumni Association in this historical display. https://www.memphis.edu/libraries/special-collections/ Girl Scouts Picture https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/2f3a0090f2e4adcdf96975c08866b03c.pdf dc2e4ee6265719f4e5e46d277335699d PDF Text Text {' ' I ~II fl PAG'.E Sc:out News- 8Adult Leaders Tapped by Order Uf the Arrow In Ceremonies At Hardy. Camp. The Order of the Arrow, an exclusive organizati on of top Scouts, recently tapped eight adult leaders, three of whom are members of Chickasaw Counci l's executive board. In ceremonie s at K a m p Kia . Kima, the Hardy, Ark., summer camp of the council where the executive board met !~st week end, these leaders were initiate.d into the Order: Edwin Dalstrom, member of the executive board and chairman of the council's Inter-Raci al Commit' tee Howard M. Grube, ex e c u ti v e board and chairman of Leadership Training Committte e Herbert Hemker, executive board and council commissio ner Ralph Young, the council's newest field Scout executive Frank Grisham, Troop 98 Scoutmaster J. D. Carruth, Troop 21 Scoutmaster Ed Thompson , Troop 66 Scoutmaster George Moyer, Southeast Districtl J neighborh ood commissio ner Thirteen Scouts were also tapped for membersh ip. Gordon Morris, council executive. !iaid the board inspected both K!:.: Kima and the outpost camp at nearby Slick Rock and reported they were in excellent condition. Thurman J. Frashure, a:.ssistan executive of foe council, is camp director. ft ' ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasah Lodge #406 Description An account of the resource Contains items related to Chickasah Lodge #406, Order of the Arrow. <br /><em>See also </em> <a href="https://kiakimamuseum.org/collections/show/15">Chickasah Lodge <i>Thunderbird</i> Newsletters</a> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document ft ' ' {' ~I fl ' I I PAG'.E Sc:out News- 8 Adult Leaders Tapped by Order Uf the Arrow In Ceremonies At Hardy Camp . . The Order of the Arrow, an exclusive organization of top Scouts, recently tapped eight adult leaders, three of whom are members of Chickasaw Council's executive board. In ceremonies at K a m p Kia . Kima, the Hardy, Ark., summer camp of the council where the executive board met !~st week end, these leaders were initiate.d into the Order: Edwin Dalstrom, member of the executive board and chairman of the council's Inter-Racial Committee Howard M. Grube, ex e c u ti v e board and chairman of Leadership Training Committtee Herbert Hemker, executive board and council commissioner Ralph Young, the council's newest field Scout executive Frank Grisham, Troop 98 Scoutmaster J. D. Carruth, Troop 21 Scoutmaster Ed Thompson, Troop 66 Scoutmaster George Moyer, Southeast Districtl neighborhood commissioner J Thirteen Scouts were also tapped for membership. Gordon Morris, council executive. !iaid the board inspected both K!:.: Kima and the outpost camp at nearby Slick Rock and reported they were in excellent condition. Thurman J. Frashure, a:.ssistan executive of foe council, is camp director. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1952 Title A name given to the resource 1952 (7/18/1952) Press-Scimitar: 8 Adult Leaders Tapped by Order of the Arrow Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Press-Scimitar Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Dalstrom Papers, Special Collections Department, University of Memphis Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Licensed for use by the Kia Kima Alumni Association in this historical display. https://www.memphis.edu/libraries/special-collections/ Chickasah Lodge Order of the Arrow Periodical Picture Slick Rock https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/620c229a09d99e1b7e0da86f2ba762c3.pdf ab9afdeb69083f500c201e94d20ada16 PDF Text Text \ BUDDY PIPE LINES UN---LTD (UNITED-LOYAL-TREMENDOUSLY DETERMINED) This is to Certify That ~ .:lluble Crawford is a Member ih Good Standing with the "-inute -en C!Creltl" of tbe "t)ipe JLine in a 1!\ap" Organization that installed one half mile of two and one half and two inch galvanized pipe {Main Water Line) at Camp Currier Boy Scout Camp, March 29, 1952. This is to acknowledge an outstanding "GOOD TURN" to the present and future Scouts of Chickasaw Council B.S.A. who will enjoy the benefits of this line in the years that are ahead. IN TESTIMONY THEREOF we have appended our names and the co-operation seal of the "BUDDY PIPELINES UNLIMITED ... ""\ Done this 29th day of March, 1952, Memphis/ T~nnfee. • �BUDDY PIPE LINES UN-LTD (UNITED,_,LQYAL,_,TREMENDOUSLY DETERMINED) W. R. BOYER, Mechanical Engineer J. BRA DY WILEY, Chairman JOHN R. ADAY, Sr. Supt. OLLIE R. TUCKER, Foreman MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Scouter G. Ruble Crawford Dear Ruble : You are the holder of one of the twenty one "Buddy Pipe Lines Un- limited" Certificates issued to that choi ce group of Organi zati on . 11 1\i:inute J.i:en" of the "Pipe Line in a Day" We sincerely hope that you will frame this re c ord of an outstanding 11 GOOD TURN1' which you have render- ed Scouting through your participation in this project . Scoutingly O BJECTIVE-The " BUDDY PIPE LINES UN-LTD, " BOAR D, a no n profit O rganization formed by the followi ng Scouters : A. Gl over Davis, S. Roy Barton, W. R. Boyer, J ohn R. Aday, Sr., Hugh L. Gregory, Sr., Bob (Budd y) Irwin, Guy H. Petty, Olli e R. Tucker and J. Brady Wil ey in order to " DO A GOOD TURN" for "SCOUTING" by improving the water line system at Camp Currier Boy Scout Camp; Whereby additional comp sites may be developed and more Sco uts and Scou ters re cei ve the benefits therefrom. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Camp Currier Description An account of the resource This collections contains pictures and documents relating to the Chickasaw Council's camp in Eudora, Mississippi. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document \ BUDDY PIPE LINES UN---L TD (UNITED-LOYAL-TREMENDOUSLY DETERMINED) This is to Certify That ~ .:lluble Crawford is a Member ih Good Standing with the "-inute -en C!Creltl" of tbe "t)ipe JLine in a 1!\ap" Organization that installed one half mile of two and one half and two inch galvanized pipe {Main Water Line) at Camp Currier Boy Scout Camp, March 29, 1952. This is to acknowledge an outstanding "GOOD TURN" to the present and future Scouts of Chickasaw Council B.S.A. who will enjoy the benefits of this line in the years that are ahead. IN TESTIMONY THEREOF we have appended our names and the co-operation seal of the "BUDDY PIPELINES UNLIMITED ... ""\ Done this 29th day of March, 1952, Memphis/ T~nnfee. • Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1952 Title A name given to the resource 1952 Camp Currier Buddy Pipe Lines Certificate & Letter Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Buddy Pipe Lines Un-Ltd Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Johnny Tracy Camp Currier https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/a605a30171625d9ec89a5113b8da6d1d.PDF 60fe765e18c4fa84c168d9d87c34e748 PDF Text Text SOUVINIR PROGRAM 1952 BOY SCOUT EXPOSITION Presented by CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUT Memphis, Tennessee OF ,AMERICA ''FORWARD ON LIBERTY'S TEAM'' �I OUR SCOUTS ARE ROAD BUILDERS BUILDERS OF THE ROAD CALLED \\THE AMERICAN WAY OF LIFE" We Are PROUD Of Our BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA ROAD BUILDERS EQUIPMENT CO. 285 E. Calhoun Memphis, Tenn. �THE 1952 BOY SCOUIT IEXIPOSllTION ~*~ CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS O,F AMERICA, INC. ~*~ March 21-22, 1952 SHELBY COUNTY BUILDING & ARENA BUILDING MID-SOUT,H FAIR GROUNDS Through the courtesy of THE MEMPHIS PARK COMMISSION �Boy Scouts of today will lead our community and our country tomorrow. They deserve your support and MILLS-MORRfS CO. encouragement. MEMPHIS, TENN. StanJarJ PRINTING & SUPPLY CO. Printers of this booklet MEMPHIS HOTPOINT APPLIANCES i:I Automatic Electric Ranges i:I Super Stor Refrigerators i:I Automatic Dishwashers & Disposals i:I Automatic Washers, Dryers & Ironers i:I Electric Water Heaters i:I Home Freezers 'i:I Cabinets Distributed By STRAITON-WARREN HARDWARE CO. Memphis, Tenn. 2 �1952 BOY SCOUT EXPOSITION ~ ~~ "'~ CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. Member of The Memphis & Shelby County Community Chest Chickasaw Council welcomes y(}u to this great Boy Scout Exposition. The thousands of boys participating in the various demonstrations are having the fun and training which the Scouting program of character building and citizenship training affords. This Exposition is held for the primary purpose of presenting to parents and all interested people just what Scouts do, for we are deeply appreciative of the wholehearted support of the citizens of this area for this program which is so vital to our future citizens. The financial support necessary to carry on the work of Scouting is derived from the citizens of the area served by Chickasaw Council, who provid<' our op~rating budget. As we have no means of providing for capital expense for our three camps except through funds raised by the Exposition, the revenue, if any, from this Exposition will be used for permanent installations at the camps and none of the revenue will be used for operating expense. There are now 2,620 Cub Scouts, 3,877 Scouts and Explorers, a grand total of 6,497 boys in the Council. But there are thousands of boys of Scout and Cub Scout age who have not had the benefit of Scouting. The Council needs more volunteers to serve in this great work of training our youth so th.at an ever-increasing number of boys may have the fun of Scouting activities. ALVAN F. TATE, JR. President, CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. 2 Fine Stores to Serve You Crespi Cotton Co. Memphis, Tenn. 17 60 Union A venue 145 South Main 3 �* WEIL BROS.COTION, INC. Rhodes-Jennings Furniture Company Main at Jefferson 93 South Front Street * Among the many fine projects of the Boy Scouts is the preservation of our country's resources, particularly its forests. To best conserve our timberlands, the best and longest possible use of the lumber already processed is necessary. Lumber that is sprayed or painted with-or dipped in-COPPO lasts up to four times longer than untreated lumber. COPPO protects wood, and all fiberous materials, against the dangers of dry-rot, termites, and mildew. If you are planning to build, remodel or repair, call us for details about COPPO Copper-naphthenate's many advantages. W. M. BARR & COMPANY 2336 South Lauderdale MEMPHIS 6, TENNESSEE Phone: 9-0352 ! �THE 1952 BOY SCOUT EXPOSITION ' ~~ -~~ .~ = ~~~ ~ CHl·CKASAW COUNCIL. BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. Member of The Memphis & Shelby County Community Chest The Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, Explorers and adult leaders of Chickasaw Council, Boy Scouts of America, welcome you to their 1952 Boy Scout Exposition. The Scouts hope that you wi.11 enjoy the Exposition and after seeing their exhibits and Arena Show, you will have a better understanding of some of their activities, achievements and skills which are a part of the Scouting program in training youth for responsible citizenship. For cooperating in the success of this Exposition, the Exposition Committee takes this opportunity to express its appreciation to the Officials of the City of Memphis, the Memphis Park Commission, the Board of Education, the Mid-South Fair Association, the press, the radio and television ~tations, the business firms and all of the friends of Scouting. Also its appreciation to the Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, Explorers, the }J'arents and the adult leaders for their efforts in making the Exposition interesting to the participants and our guests. ]. P. GOLDSCHMID, General Chairman 1952 Boy ScouT ExPoSITION Compliments of Woods Lumber Co. Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Of Memphis 5 ... �' ANDERSON-TULLY CO. VICKSBURG, MISS. MEMPHIS, TENN. TENNESSEE'S LARGEST SAVINGS & LOAN INVITES YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT LEADER FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION 158 MADISON • PHONE 37-1554 6 I �THE 1952 BOY SCOUT EXPOSITION • ~ COMMITTEES RECEPTION AND GUESTS Alvan F. Tate, Jr., Chairman W. Gordon Morris, Secretary A. K. Burrow C. Arthur Bruce P. A. Clayton H. M. Clayton A. D. McWhorter W. L. Sharpe PROGRAM OOKLET Wm. Henry Fisher, Chairman W. Gordon Morris, Secretary Marshall Smith Harry Schorr Bill Killibrew ATTENDANCE .J. D. Tennison, .Jr., Chairman Ira G. Goldsmith, Vice-Chairman T. J. McGuire, III, Vice-Chairman Hal D. Bynum, Secretary R. M. Bentley, Jr., Secretary Norwood G. Paddison H. R . Blackwood John L. E. Garner \V. B. Fordyce Alvin J. Iverson B. F. Tate R. D. McCrite John Pitts L. E. Polk .J. F. Russum PUBLICITY Charles C. Handley, Chairman Thurman J. Frashure, Secretary M . .J. Vosse W. B. Fordyce Joe Day Wilson Mount Bruce W. Ewing Bob Burkley ARENA SHOW COMMITIEE .J. D. Carruth, Chairman Thurman .J. Frashure, S ecretary A. .J. McWeeny, .Jr. Douglas Smith William Springer Lewis Pritchett .James Seaton Charles C. Handley E. C. Berry """... Russell Perry, Chairman R. M. Bentley, .Jr., Secretary F. T. Thayer, Jr. Ben Waller William J. .Johnson Aubrey V. Spear Joseph A. Dalstrom LAYOUT AND ASSIGNMENT F. T. Thayer, .Jr., Chairman R. W. Lundquist, Secretary E. C. Grissom .J.M. McKnight C. A. Atkinson Albert Dratnol Sam E. Cross Howard M. Grube ~.... JUDGING AND AWARDS . PARTICIPATION Herbert F. Hemker, Chairman Hal D. Bynum, Secretary R. W. Lundquist, Secretary T. J. McGuire, III Norwood G. Paddison .John L. E. Garner W. B. Fordyce Albert Dratnol Robert L. Irwin, .Jr. .Jack P. Goldschmid Lynn H. Ferguson H. R. Blackwood C. A. Atkinson '~ ~ CONCESSIONS Ralph Young, Chairman R. M. Bentley, Jr., Secretary W . R. Moyers .James E. Morton 7 ......................:: �FACTS ABOUT CHICKASAW COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. The area of Chickasaw Council comprises DeSoto, Tate, Panola Counties, Mississippi; the eastern half of Crittenden County, Arkansas; Shelby County, Tennessee. The Council Headquarters is located at 416-420 Manufacturers & Merchants Building, 198 South Main St., Memphis, Tenn. In this area there are the following: White Troops __________________________ 82 White Scouts ------··--------------2,283 White Posts ______________________________ l 8 White Explorers__________________ 204 White Cub Scouts.............. 1,915 White P~cks ------------------------~---54 Negro Troops __________________________ 74 Negro Scouts ______________________ l ,390 Negro Packs ____________________________ 30 Negro Cub Scouts______________ 705 TOTAL UNITS __________________ 258 TOTAL BOYS __________________ 6,497 Including the Scoutmasters, Cubmasters, Explorer Advisors, Assistant Scoutmasters, Assistant Cubmasters, Den Mothers, District and Neighborhood Commissioners, Merit Badge Counselors, Council Members there are 2,131 leaders. These 2,131 leaders plus the 6,497 Scouts and Cub Scouts make a grand total of 8,635 people who are connected with Chickasaw Council. The Council operates three camps, Camp Currier, Kamp Kia Kima and Camp Fuller. Camp Currier, near Eudora, Miss., has 340 acres of rugged woodland on which are 35 cabins, a 15 acre lake for boating and fishing, one of the best swimming pools in the South, Headquarters Building, Health Lodge, Mess Hall and other buildings. The camp is open the year round. Kamp Kia Kima, near Hardy, Ark., is locate:d on 155 acres on the South Fork of Spring River. This camp, in the foothills of the Ozarks, will be opened in June. Canoeing, swimming, woodcraft, games provide fun for all. There are 24 buildings on the camp site, most of which are built of native stone. Camp Fuller for Negro Scouts is located in the T. 0. Fuller State Park which is just five miles south of the Memphis City Limits. It is a splendid camp with fine facilities for real outdoor experiences. Any profits which accrue from the Boy Scout Exposition will be used to improve and develop the camping facilities of the Council. Without the proceeds from the Boy Scout Exposition it would not be possible to carry through on the development of bigger and better camping facilities for the ever-increasing number of boys in the Council. Chickasaw Council has had a growth in boy membership of 80% in the past ten years. It now has the largest membership in its history. tiitJ Compliments of NEW CARS AND TRUCKS 282 Court - 8-3434 A Friend NEW CARS AND STATION WAGONS I05 So. Second - 8-31 15 NEW TRUCKS 148 So. Second - 5-6767 8 �CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD FOR THE YEA 1952 Alvan F. Tate. Jr._ ...............................................................................................President T . RobC'rt Ackl~n· -····--·----······· ................. ..... ----·-········ ......... _................ Vice-President W. H. Austin............ ·······----------·····-·· .. --.................................... ------·----··-- Vice-President Charles M. Crump............................. _.. ................................................... Vice-President R. D. Fuller.............................. ................. .................. ................................ Vice-President Elt<ln A. llieves, Jr.. ............................................................ ·-······---·--······ Vice-President J. R. Walker ............ ...... ... ........................... ............................ .................... Vice-President A. D. M cWhorter.. .................. ..... .......... .. ........................................... Associate Secretary Fred I. Christenbury ............................... .................. ......................................... Treasurer H erbert F. Hemker. ...........................................................................Scout Commissioner "T. Gordon Morris .. ............................................. -·--·-············-··········---·Scout Executive DISTRICT CHAIRMEN J D. Tennison, Jr. ......................................................... ····-········· .....Northeast E . L. Williamson................................... ............................................ Northwest R ev. Joel Wiggs ........................................................... ........................... Southeast D oyle Nance ............... ... ........... ............... .. .... .................. .............. .. ..... Southwest Sam E. Cross,. ....... ....................... ____ ___ .......... ···········--··········--······-·· Crittenden .J. R. Barber.................................................................... ....... - ............. Mississippi District District District District District District COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Robert L. Irwin, Jr. .. ................................... ..................................... Activities Russell Perry ..... ..... .............................. ...............................Advancement A . K. Burrow ................__ __ ___ .................................... Awards & Resolutions P. A. Clayton ........ ............. ......................... ............ ........................ Camping Charles M. Crump ...... ------ ----····················------ .... Constitution & By-Laws T. Robe1 t Acklen .. . ..............................____ ____ _,_ .............................. Cubbing J. M. McKnight .................................................. - ......................Exploring .J. R . Walker.. ......... .. ... ............... .............. .................. .... .............. .......Finance Joseph A. Dalstrom .......................................................... .Ht"alth & Safety Edwin I'>alstrom ............................................................................Inter-Racial Howard M. Grube ............................... ....................... Lcadership Training R. D. Fullt>r....... .. -----·--··-............................. Organization & Extension P. C. Clarke.......... ...... .............. ............... .................. ...................... Outfitters M . J. Vossc.................................................................... ...... Publjc Relations Committee Committee Committee Cormnittce Committee Committcf· Committee Committee Committee Committe;e Committee Committl"c Committee Committee MEMBERS-AT-LARGE He!llri Bennl"r C . Arthm Bruce H . M. Clayton Ben B. Coffey, Jr. Dr. A. W. Dick W . B. Dormon, Jr. Lewis R. Donelson, Phil Emerick Bruce W. Ewing Wm. Henry Fisher F. Joe Flanagan Jr. B. B. Garey Jack P. Goldschmid E. C . Grissom W. P. Halliday Charll"s C. Handley T. P. Howard Alvin J. Iverson F. Clyde Lambert J. H. 'Malone AJlen Morgan R. C. Mays 9 Dr. Arthur R. Portl"r, Jr. R. G. Ramsay, Sr. C. W. Rittelmcyer E. B. Saunders Dr. H. C. Srhr:neisst"r Dr. George A. Scott W. L. Sharpe J. L. Skinner L. K. Thompson, Jr. R. A. Trippee-r D. L. Valentine Harry G. Webb �DIRECTORY Booth I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9-10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17-18 19 20 21 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32-33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68-75 69 70 71 72 73 74 76-85 77 78 Subject Sponsoring fostitution Unit Pets ................ ····- - - - . Highland Heights Presbyterian Church--··----·--·--·····---··--·-·-- Pack 12 Handicraft·-·····--·-···········-· Highland Heights Methodist Church .. ·-······ ---·····-········ .. -··-· Pack 93 Electricity ............................... West Memphis Rotary Club ........ ·-·············----------··-··--·-··-··-Troop 73 Cub Cook Out ............... ...... St. Anne's Cathollc Church ................................................................................ Pack 54 ~~~~rc~:::=:::=:::=::::::::::====~?~f,la~tH~;~~:d~:!sf;t~~7~~--C"i;~-;~i;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::i~~~~ 3~ Leathercraft --····-· .. Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church ................................................................ Troop Handicraft... --··---·· ..... .......St. Paul Methodist Church ................................................................................ Pack 22 60 Taxidermy --··- 21 !~il~?.1g:·:;,; ~= ~i~i~;~:~:~~~;o~~;~~ ; ;; :: ; ::: :;~~ ~l ______ White Station Improvement Club .. ----------·------·----····-----················-------······-··---Troop :~~t~o~!~~'..:::=:···::::::~·:= ~~:;~r ~+;-. c~;~~~'.~~---~-h_u_rc_~:::::::=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.p~~ ~~ p Paddles & Pines .... ________,St. Johns Episcopal Church ............................. ---·-····--···-·-···-···-·················--·Post 42 Woodturning ........... . - -· ....Crawfordsville Rotary Club.............................................................................. Troop 18 Wood Burning ..................... _.Lawler P. T. Assn·---------------------··----------------···················-------·-----·-·------··················Pack 86 2 Handicraft .............................St. Lukes Methodist Church ................ ---------·-······-----····--·------------·-·····--·······------·Pack Information & Camps ___ Chickasaw Council ............................................................................ Order of the Arrow Things That Go___ . ..Grahamwood P. T. Assn .. -----···----·-··-········-····----·······------·-------· Pack 92 Gun-Handling -·· ____ Bolton P. T. Assn ....................................................... ··········-----······--·-·-···-------·-----Post 206 Handicrafts............. ____ Macon Road Presbyterian Church ...................................................................... Pack 32 Metalcraf+----·--·--···· Character Builders Bible Class of Madison Heights Methodist Church·------···------··---·--------Troop 4 Puppets...................... Bellevue Baptist Church·---------·------·-----··--------············-----······--·····--·····················Pack 15 Wood Working. _____ Park Ave. Cumberland Presbyterian Church_ --········--·-----------Troop 89 Plumbing .......... ------·········--·Calvery Methodist Church ........................................................................... ___Troop 94 Carpentry . --·-·· Hernando Rotary Club ...................................................................................... Troop 41 Dairying ................................. First Asse.mbly Of God Church .................. ·-············-----·······-----···-------·Troop 90 Home Repairs..... .. ....... - Parkway Baptist Church ...---------------------·-----·-··---·· ..Troop 97 Photography......................... .Tempie Baptist Churcla......................................................................................Troop I0 Life Saving & Swimming . Raleigh Kiwanis Club ·······---··········· ···--·--···-------···---Troop 58 Modeling ................................ Union Ave. Baptist Church ...................................................................... :......... Pack 27 Book Binding ........................ Mclean Baptist Church Brotherhood ········-···-···,···-··-·······- ·--·----Troop 44 Fingerprinting·-······-·······--- National Civic Club .............. ·- -······-····---············--··········-----·-····-·······-··--···-······Troop 200 Aircraft ...................................Optimist Club ...................................................................................................... Pack 16 Leathercraft.------·----Highland Heights Baptist Church.. ······-··-···· .. ···· ..... _., ____ Troop 98 Aviation .................................. Millington Rotary Club ................................. ______ ..____ .. ____ ,, ___.. Troop 70 Handicraft........... --·-·----Taylor Memorial Christian Church .... __ ............ _..............--·······--···--············ Pack 38 Safety...................... ------··-------A. B. Hill School P. T. Assn ................................................................ ............Troop 57 Forestry & Conservation ...... .Second Presbyterian Church ............................................................................Troop 55 Pioneer Entrance ..... ·--····---American Legion -------·------···----·····----··---··---····------···········----.. ·--·-···-----··---- .......... Troop 68 Indian Lore ...... -·-----····-·-.S pri ngd ale Civic Clu b......... -------------·----------··-----------·---·-----·-------·------··-··----------T roop 51 Cub Scout Circus ..___ ,,.. ... Prescott Memorial Baptist Church ................................................................... Pack 13 Railroading. ..... _ ·········-··--Blessed Sacrement Catholic Church......... ·····---······----·········-- ..•. _. Pack 22 Automobiling ________ Rebecca Memorial Methodist Church.... __Troop 79 Handicraft _ _ _ _ Adult Bible Class, St. Johns Methodist Church --·-· __ .. Pack 6 Pathfinding .... ·---···- __ .Jackson Ave. Methodist Church Men's Club _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ______,Troop 61 Jungle Tales ______ ...... Trinity Methodist Church .............................................................................. Pack 43 Handicraft.. .... ·-·- . Second Presbyterian Church ____ ......... ...... ---·-·---······-- - ........ Pack 55 Planes & Gliders_ _ _ St. Thomas Catholic Church .. ·----·---·-----·------·--·---·------····- ---·-----------·--·-----····------·-Pack 99 Hiking............. ....... Everett Memorial Methodist Church .......... __ -··---·--······· .... ........ _ ....... Troop 216 Make Believe .......................... St. Annes Catholic Church·-------------------------------------····----- --------·-------------··------·----Pack 82 Cub Scout Rope Work .... _Rebecca Memorial Methodist Church ·------···--·--················----··-····--- ......... Pack 79 Nature Study ........................ Glenview Presbyterian Church .......................... ... - - - - - - - · ~_Troop 11 Braiding & Basketry ............... Sacred Heart Catholic SchooL_________ ---- ,______________ Pack 49 Handicraft______,.___ ... ... _ Whitehaven Kiwanis Club ................. ·------·······--·-·······--········--·--····· .. Pack 44 . Troop 34 Radio .......................................Grace St. Lukes Episcopal Churc~. Lost on An Island ................St. Lukes Methodist Church ..... -·· ---···-········· ····-···········-············ .... Pack 40 Camping ____________ _ _ _Wesley House----------------·------------···--····-· ___________Troop 14 FiremanshiP------------·-····· _____ St. Annes. Catholic Church-...... _..... ··---··········· ·--···--............- ........ Troop 82 Beads & Basketry ... ___ _____ Winchester Civic Club ______________________________ -----··--------------....... _____ - - - ... Pack 207 Games ____________________ .._______Grace St. Lukes Episcopal Church ···------- ·-·-- - ·······-- ---...Pack 34 Angling ___ .............................. St. Lukes Methodist Church.·----······-·..·· ....... ······----------·· .....Troop 40 Back Woods First Aid. . ... Immaculate Conception Catholic Church ......................................................Troop 36 Knots & Ropes.. ............______ Blessed Sacrement Catholic Church_·-------····--·-----·--··----··--·--------- _Post 22 Camp Cooking ····------· Macon Road Men's Club ____________________ ............................... ----·-·--·--------· ........... Troop 32 Pioneering .............................. Mclemore Ave. Christian Church ... --------···-·········-···-------------· ...... _ Troop 3 Tenting & Bedding ___________Jnternational Harvester Co... --·-··-·· · ··--·---·~--········-···----·· Troop 45 Tin Can Cook Craft _ _ .. Temple Israel ···---··---·--·-------------·-······----··-······ ........ - - - - ------·· _ Troop 25 Farm Machinery ····-·-·-------------1 nternationa I Harvester Co ............ ------···---·------·------····--------------·-·-·------·-······---··· Post 45 Handicraft & Games ........... Glenview Presbyterian Church ... ----··--·············-··-----·-·--·-·· Pack 11 Rocks & Minerals .................St. Pauls Methodist Church.-·-------·--------······--·-----··--·--··----.. ·-----·--····--·--·----------··Troop 60 10 �DIRECTORY Booth 79 80 81 82 83 84 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 Signal Subject Sponsoring Institution Unit Wood Craft Germantown Civic Club Inc ..... -------- -····-· -·· _ .... Troop Cycling......................... .. _Capleville Methodist Church School.. ............. . .... ................................. . ...Troop Knqw Your Community _ International Harvester Co ......................................... -------·········· ··············-Pack First Aid.................. ___Firestone Tire & Rubber Company ..... ----·.. ·······------ -··--···-·- ...... Troop Handicraft___ ... _ Temple Israel Sisterhood ...................................................... .............................. Pack Metal Work ... _ _ _ . St. Michael Catholic Church _ _ _ ,.___ -··--·-·--... --...------··...... __Troop Indians ........ _ ...... · - - Mclean Baptist Church ...................................................................................... Pack Hobbies _ ... __ . Whitehaven Methodist Church .................................................................. ......Troop Basketry....... ....... __ .. St. Thomas Catholic Church .................. _____ ---............ ____ .... _ Troop Pioneering ___ _ ......... Central Christian Church .................................................................................. Troop Family Fun ..... ,...... Firestone Tire & Rubber Company.................. .- -..-·····-···----- --Pac1c Model Trains__ _____ St. Mathew's Methodist Church ................................. ....................................... Pack Bird Houses_ __ ........ ___ Mallory Heighs P. T. Assn....... ...... .. .... ......................................................... Pack Dog Care ............. ............... St. Johns Episcopal Church_ - -..··- -·····---------·- - -·· - -Troop Hog & Pork Production Collierville Rotary Club ...................................................................................... Post Our American Flag ----- St. Johns Methodist Church, Adult Bible Class.............................................. Troop Home Fun ____ .. Wesley House ............................................................................ ................. .... Pack Arts ............................. __ Park Ave. Cumberland Presbyterian Church ........................................ . .... ..... Pack Arts & Handicrafts West Memphis Rotary Club.._ __ ·--- -··· ·······-- ........ ~ ... .. .... Pack Handicraft .White Station Civic Club ................................................................................... Pack Towers __ ---.. ·· _ Kiwanis Club & Memphis Housing Authority . _______________ .,,,,,. .. _____ Troop 87 81 45 59 25 66 7 30 99 43 59 24 91 42 50 5 14 28 31 5 95 SERVICE UNITS Concession Stands .. __ ... ..Highland Heights Presbyterian Church ... .... _ _ .. Post Cloak Room............ .......................... ..... Bellevue Baptist Church . ------·-·. . ____ ,, .... ___ Troop Reception & Ticket Taking. ldlewild Presbyterian Church ........................................... . Troop Ushers In Arena Show ...- ...- .. Fishermans Club of St. Mathews Methodist Church .. ---· ·- .. Troop Exposition First Aid Center._____ .. St. Lukes Methodist Church ___ .. ------.. ·-····· - - - · ... _____ Post Service ··-----· ... _ .... ____ Ellendale Methodist Church.-.. ,.._ .. __ ____ ,,_ ____ ,, ________________ .. Troop Service__ .......... _____ .... - .......... _ Raleigh Christian Church ____ ... - ----- ....... ---·--------·---····..- _______ Post Service__ ~-.. .... ------~----··--Knights of Columbus ................................ ... ........ _________ ,,,,__________ _,,,, ___Troop Service...... ~-----_ Grahamwood School P. T. Ass'n .............._. ,_.. ___ ., ________,,_,, ....... _ ........ Troop Service___ ·····-- _ ..,_______ __ .. American Legion ......................................................... ......................... _.. _, ____ Troop Service -·-----------· ·" West Memphis Rotary Club .. _......................... - - -- ---····----·---·-·······---Post 35 15 20 24 40 204 58 63 92 68 73 ARENA SHOW Hillbilly Band ----- _ Ukulele Trio _,,_ Mclean Baptist Church...... .... ..................... ----------··· .... ..... .. Pack 7 Raleigh Kiwanis Club...... ......... ..... .... ........ .......... ---.. _ Troop 58 Raleigh Christian Church ... ...................... -· ··--·· · - - - - ....... . Post 58 SingiCTg ........ . ..Central Christian Church ................ __ .. ................................. ............... Post 43 Trumpet Trio .. - ............... . ..Grace St. Lukes Episcopal Church .. ------------ - ... .....Troop 34 Tonette Band St. Thomas Catholic Church ...... ............. .................------------·-·· .. ··---- ... Pack 99 Tumbling ................ .. .. Pentecostal Holiness Men's Fellowship --···-..·-··---·-...... ........ Pack 202 Accordion Duet..... - - _ _ ... Blessed Sacrement Catholic Church.... ----··-- __ ··- .. Post 22 St. Michael Catholic Church___ .............................................. - - - - - Troop 66 lacHace Minstrel St. Michael Catholic Church____ ........ ~ ___ -------- ........ _ Troop 66 _ _ _ ldlewild Presbyterian Church Pup~e!s.. .......... .. .. - -·- · · - • .......... • .. Pack I Mag1c1an _________ _ - - · _ Collierville Rotary Club______ • --------·--.......... _______,. .......______ ,, Post 50 Southern Laminating Co. Crump Lime & Cement Co. N. A. Carter Sam Belz Upholstered Products Chandler & Chandler Sam N. Inman, Inc. Madison Weavers Clyde Collins, Inc. Claridge Garage A. A. Motors E. C. Kelly Co. Lewis C. Callow, C. L. U. George G. Clarke Compliments D. T. Mc HOHENBERG BROS. CO. COTTON MERCHANTS 131 S. Front St. II ... ~-- -~~- -----~;..;..;;o;.,.. _________. . __,_ _ . . . . -.. . . . . ._,___ �• . • IV ' ANDERSON, CLAYTON AMERICAN & co. FINISHIN1G CO. • ••• * Compliments of COOK & CO., Inc. A. K. BURROW I ••• * 12 �JACK SPRATT "Really Fine For Your Family" CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. LIST OF UNITS, LEADERS AND SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS NORTHEAST DISTRICT ]. D. Tennison, Jr ............ ...... ........................... District Chairman C. C. Cook.. .............................................. District Vice Chairman T. ]. McGuire, II L --------------·----·--······---District Commissioner Packs Cubmaster 12 R. R. Hardcastle. Sponsoring Institution ___ _ Highland Heights Presbyterian Church 22 Richard F. Asbury _ Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church 32 G. A. Garretson .. ..Macon Rd. Presbyterian Church __ Taylor Memorial Christian Church 38 R. C. Kelly 51 C. E. Hendricks _______ ................ Springdale P. T. Ass'n. 58 G. S. Abernathy .. .. .. Kiwanis Club of Raleigh 61 Herbert C. Simmons. ___ Jackson Ave. Methodist Church 66 Joe Angelo ... St. Michaels Catholic Church _ ________________ Lawler P. T. Ass'n. 86 H. P. Presley _ .. Grahamwood School P. T. Ass'n. 92 0. Sylvester___ 93 H. A. Smith Highland Heights Methodist Church 204 Elvin T. Wolfe__ Ellendale Methodist Church 211 C. M. Ballard _ __ ------------ ... First Baptist Church Posts Post Advisor Sponsoring Institution 22 W. A. Kinney ...... ____ Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church 35 Ralph Young Highland Heights Presbyterian Church 58 W. J. Wood _______ ,, ___ Raleigh Christian Church 206 P. F. Glenn, Sr. __ _ Bolton P. T. Ass'n. Troops Scoutmaster Sponsoring Institution 9 R. T. Smith______ _ __ Evergreen Presbyterian Church 22 Elmer H. Wainright Jr. ____ __________......... Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church 32 Billy Proctor_ .. - - ... _ Macon Road Men's Club 33 J. Chester Shields Civitan Club Of Memphis 35 J. R. Hurt............ Highland Heights Presbyterian Church 51 C. C. Handly _ .. Springdale Civic Club 58 A. J. McWeeny Jr. __ _____ Raleigh Kiwanis Club 61 Edwin R. Gonyaw_ Jackson Ave. Methodist Men's Club 66 E. D. Thompson... ... St. Michaels Catholic Church 92 E. W. Webb Jr. Grahamwood P. T. Ass'n. 93 Hugh Maxwell._ __ .Highland Heights Methodist Church 98 Frank Gresham _Highland Heights Baptist Church 200 Vernon R. Finch _____ ....... ______ __________ National Civic Club 204 A. M. Ferguson Jr. __ _ Ellendale Methodist Church 206 Earl C. Watkins Bolton High School P. T. Ass'n. 216 Thurmon M. Simmons ...... Everett Memorial Methodist Church Best W1'shes To The Boy Scouts of Memphis and Shelby County Columbian Mutual Life Insurance Co. 13 �BRITLING CAFETERIAS Serving Memphis and the Mid-South over a quarter century 155 Madison 75 Union Humphreys Mills Company "HONEY SUCKLE CREAM MEAL" FIRE, AUTOMOBILE AND GENERAL INSURANCE LIBERAL REAL EST ATE LOANS REAL ESTA TE SALES E. H. CRUMP & COMPANY The South's Largest Insurance Agency 14 �DeSoto Paint & Varnish Co. CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. LIST OF UNITS, LEADERS AND SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS NORTHWEST DISTRICT E. L. Williamson ................................................ District Chairman W. B. Dorman, Jr. ....................................District Vice Chairman Norwood G. Paddison ................................ District Commissioner Troops I b 13 14 15 17 25 27 44 45 47 49 59 63 70 222 Scoutmaster Sponsoring Institution Packs E. T. Lucky·····--------------·-·----------------First Methodist Church Bernard Finkelstein_--·-- _____ Baron Hirsch Men's Club Douglas Smith Jr •. .... ···-··--·· Trinity Methodist Church Walker M. Taylor·-·-·-----------------------·-------------Wesley House Brewer Crawford _ ·----····-··· Bellevue Baptist Church Louis Tognetti. -----------··---··-·-·····------------Frayser Civic Club Henry Klein .... ---------·---···----·······---· ··----------------Temple lsrael Lloyd Adams ···- _______________ Decatur St. Christian Church David M. Gairhan .. _McLean Baptist Church Brotherhood E. L. Vandiver.·----------····---------.lnternational Harvester and Frayser, Alta Vista Civic Club John W. Creagh .... -------·---·--····--··· ____ Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church Joe J. Etzberger ___ .. _ Sacred Heart Catholic Church F. E. Noah·---------··-·--- ·-··-----Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. M. L. M'artin .... ---····------------- _______________ Knights of Columbus Glenn R. Swart... ........... --·--·----------Millington Rotary Club M. M. Huckabee .... __ ...Speedway Terrace Baptist Church 7 14 15 lb 25 43 45 49 59 70 207 Posts 45 PUFFY POPCORN CO. Cubmaster Sponsoring Institution Dodd Thompson.----··----·············· McLean Baptist Church S. S. Morton_··- ·- ---- ___________________________ Wesley House Joe Helms... ·······- ·-- ··--·· _ ___ Bellevue Baptist Church E. C. Grissom----·---···-- ··------------·--···-----------------Optimist Club Alvin B. Solomon. _________________________ Temple Israel Sisterhood J. R. Sawers ·-······· ... ····- ..._Fellowship Class of Trinity Methodist Church W. F. Schroeder.. ......... __________ Jnternational Harvester Inc. William E. Stemmler. ______________ ----·· ..Sacred Heart School A. T. Edwards__ ___ ______ Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. John W. Lowe __________________ Millington Rotary International Murry Reiter·--··-····- ··------·-------·---·-·Winchester Civic Club Post Advisor S. A. Bouc k_ __ -···-· Sponsorinf! Institution International Harvester and Frayser Alta Vista Civic Club 309 South Second L. E. Hester C. W. Simpson Continental Mortgage Company Memphis, Tennessee 624 Falls Building 15 �W e Proudly Salute THE BOY SCOUTS I "Buildin g the Leaders of Tomorr ow- Today" I~ INSUR ANCE ~,~. S. C. TOOF & CO. PRINTERS • LITHOGRAPHERS • STATIONERS SYSTEMS DESIGNERS • OFFICE OUTFITTERS 195 MADISON • MEMPHIS 81 Monroe Phone 5-3581 Shop with Ease at Toof's While You Park Free Directly Across the Strr?et 92n J Proof of Quality OLIVER-FINNIE CO. COF FEE • CAN D,Y • 16 SPIC E • EXTR ACT �MEMPHIS HARDWOOD FLOORING CO. HUNTER FAN AND VENTILATING COMPANY "Exclusive Fan Makers Since 1886" 1591 Thomas St. ' CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. LIST OF UNITS, LEADERS AND SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS SOUTHEAST DISTRICT Rev. Joel Wiggs .................................................. District Chairman F. June Montgomery ................................District Vice Chairman H. R. Blackwood.-... ····················· ······ - ······District Commissioner Troops 7 8 10 19 21 24 40 42 50 53 55 b4 b8 74 75 79 81 82 87 89 Packs 2 5 Scoutmaster Sponsoring Institution Packs William B. Springer __ _ _ Union Ave. Methodist Church Claud Black.___ _ Buntyn Presbyterian Church Duane E. Mallery ........................ ... Temple Baptist Church Harry Simpkins _ . _____ Union Ave. Baptist Church James Brown ____ .•.. White Station Improvement Club J. D. Carruth ....... ··-.St. Matthews Methodist Church Fishermen's Club B. W. Ewing·--··---·-····-----·-·--·---St. Lukes Methodist Church Cameron Ciugh.. ·-·· ..... St. John's Episcopal Church Herbert T. Brooks..... -----·----------- Collierville Rotary Club N. A. Schingle ____________ Bethel Southern Methodist Church Second Presbyterian Church Millen Darnell. _ ... Allen M. Strautman Sr. ___ _ __ Prescott Memorial Baptist Church 0. N. Cole ... .... ... ___ __________ Amer.can Legion Park Ave. Lodge No. 3b2 F. & A. M. Fred 0. Baker_ Lee J. Visconti -·_ .......... Elliston Ave. Baptist Church J. M. Strawn ··-·· .. Rebecca Memorial Methodist Church E. N. Hall ....Capleville Memorial Methodist Church Raymond J. Hoffman .....- .St. Anne Catholic Cliurch Robert E. Flemming . . .... Germantown Civic Club Inc. Raymond C. Tatom .. Park Ave. Presbyterian Church Cubmaster Cubmaster Sponsoring Institution 9 13 24 J. B. Price --······..... --·----· _--·--··-- .... Crossroads Club M. J. Vosse Jr. Prescott Memorial Baptist Church Charles Smith ____ St. Matthews Methodist Church Fishermen's Club 27 Benson Sales -··· . . ··- Union Ave. Baptist Church _ ·····-··· Park Ave. Cumberland 28 W. B. Richardson Presbyterian Church 3b P. 0. Piper ...... -...... __ . Board of Mayor & Aldermen, Collierville, Tenn. 40 W. F. Stephenson .. St. Lukes Methodist Church 54 A. C. Slater___ _ · St. Anne's Catholic Church 55 E. R. Ledbetter _ _ _ __Second Presbyterian Church 79 D. P. Henley .......... Rebecca Memorial Methodist Church 82 Joe E. Wimmer______ St. Anne's Catholic Church 214 James S. Roaten . _ South Central Civic Club Posts 40 42 50 b8 79 81 82 Sponsoring Institution Dr. Milton Stern ... ___ St. Lukes Methodist Church James A. Jaques. ........ White Station Improvement Club 201 Post Advisor Sponsorinf! Institution Howard M. Grube St. Lukes Methodist (.;hurch A. B. Bowman . __ St. John's Episcopal Church 0. C. Dean .................................. Collierville Rotary Club R. Von Steiner . ··- Memphis Post I, American Legion Ray Dalrymple, Sr. ·-········ .. _ Rebecca Memorial Methodist Church N. H. Edwards__ Capleville Methodist Church School Robert E. Coletta St. Anne's Catholic Church ________ Park Ave. Cumberland J. D. Grabowski .. Presbyterian Church t • BOYLE INVESTMENT CO. Compliments of Real Estate HAYS SUPPLY COMPANY Loans-Insurance South Front 148 Monroe Avenue 17 �For Best Foods Williams Shade & Awning Co. Best Service Best Prices Nationally Advertised Merchandise Buy At MATTRESS RENOVATED• PLASTIC WALL TILE• STEEL WALL TILE • VENEHAN BLINDS • CANVAS AWNINGS • LAWN FURNITURE • WINDOW SHADES METAL AWNINGS • ASPHALT TILE • SLIP COVERS RUBBER TILE • DRAPERIES • TARPAULINS • LINO- LEUM • CARPETS • RUGS FRED MONTESl'S SUPER MARKETS 769 South Cooper 807 Union Memphis, Tenn. 3362 Summer Dealers Wanted GLASGOW & LAZARUS The W. T. Rawleigh Co. Manufacturers of Distributors Rawleigh's Good Health Products Lion Oil Products Medicines, Insecticides and Disinfectants, Food Products, Extracts, Flavors, Spices, Soaps, Toilet Preparations, Cleansers, Polishes, Stock and Poultry Preparations, Etc. 139 W. Illinois Kelly-Springfield Tires Automotive Parts and Accessories Phone 9-7661 I073 Riverside Drive MEMPHIS, TENN. 1327 Jackson Ave. Phone 35-2519 Phone 2-6256 MEMPHIS PACKARD, INC. · in nationwide tG$te tests 18 �For Baking That's . . . Always Right .. . Always Light Try LIGHT CRUST FLOUR J. 0. GOSHORN COMPANY * CLAYTON-BROWN COMPANY Wholesale Distributors CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. LIST OF UNITS, LEADERS AND SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS SOUTHWEST DISTRICT Doyle Nance ........................................................District Chairman R. I. Highgate ..........................................District Vice Chairman John L. E. Garner ....................................District Vice Chairman C. A. Atkinson ............................................District Commissioner Troops 3 4 5 11 20 30 34 36 43 46 48 57 60 62 84 90 91 94 95 97 99 Scoutmaster Sponsoring Institution Packs William M. Dixon ........ Mclemore Ave. Christian Church Roy C. Reynolds ............ ...... Character Builder Bible Class Bill Duroin ____. Madison Heights Methodist Church Richard H. Hippel. -·-·· Glenview Presbyterian Church Guy Boyer.............................. ldlewild Presbyterian Church W. H. Mclean ______ Whitehaven Methodist Church George Phillips ........... Grace St. Luke's Episcopal Church Alfred J. Distretti. .. _ ····-- Immaculate Conception Catholic Church H. Kenneth Humphreys ............ Central Christian Church Charles W. Edgerton .............. Barton Heights Civic Club Lloyd Church ................. _Mclemore Presbyterian Church H. F. Bittlinger_ ............................... A. B. Hill P. T. Ass'n T. R. Henderson.................. ... St. Paul Methodist Church Emery J. Ward _ .. Norris Memorial Presbyterian Church · - _Longview Heights Civic Club Sam Fitzpatrick ·-Robert L. Shanks _---· First Assembly of God Church ............ Mallory Heights P. T. Ass'n. Earl C. Berry .. _. Calvery Methodist Church C. Allen, Jr ... ·--· D. R. Hepburn .................... Kiwanis Club & Memphis Housing Authorit~ Robert Lee Irwin, Jr ....................... Parkway Baptist Churc Catholic Church Thomas .St. _ ........... Moore Robert L. Cubmaster Sponsoring Institution I Theo Couch ___ ···-·-····-· ldlewild Presbyterian Church 6 T. T. Beecroft_ _____ .• Adult Bible Class of St. John's Methodist Church 11 David E. La Bonte.·-·-·· .... Glerlview Presbyterian Church 34 Carlisle Page ............... Grace St. Luke's Episcopal Church 44 G . W . Shill.. ............ ..................................... Kiwanis Club 56 Dudley S. Nichols ··-···--·---·· Greenland Heights Methodist Church 60 James L. Walters .................... St. Paul's Methodist Church 90 William H. Halton_...... - First Assembly of God Church 91 H. B. Kirksey ..·--·····--·· ......Mallory Height P. T. Ass'n , ··- _ St. Thomas Catholic Church 99 John E. Scanlon .. 202 Clyde Springer ........................ Pentecostal Holiness Men's Fellowship - Posts 11 43 91 Sponsoring Institution Post Advisor I. A. Wadlington, Jr. ··- .. Glenview Presbyterian Church J. H. Barcroft ·······-······--- _Central Christian Church W. L. Shanks.........-···-···- _Mallory Heights P. T. Ass'n. JORDAN GATES LUMBER CO. LUMBER CO. Retail Lumber and Mill Work 1256 S. Bellevue Retail and Wholesale Phone 9-1661 LUMBER and MILLWORK 19 �Dr. Pepper Bottling Co. TRUE-TAGG PAINT CO. 921 Rayner Phorie 2-21 18 Memphis, Tenn. THE SOUTH'S FINEST SINCE 1896 Swayne Latham Tires TR.UE'S PAINT PRODUCTS "We Sold Your Great Grandfather" W. J. CURRY & SON John A. Denie's Sons Co. Building Material REALTORS 373 Adams INSURANCE Howard Graham Co., Inc. Complete Home Furnishings 224-225 FALLS BLDG. Phone 2-8124 1359 Madison at Crosstown PHONE 37-4416 Ellis-Bagwell Drug Co. STEEPLETON "The House That ServicP Built" GENERAL TIRE COMPANY 455 S. Front Tire Specialists I0-Hour Service By Appointment Telephone 8-2225 Semmes Bag Co., Inc. 246 Monroe Ave. 20 Memphis �Lehman-Roberts Company (INCORPORATED) HIGHWAY CONTRACTORS Lexington, Ky. Memphis, Tenn. LYTLE McKEE COTTON CO. 89 SOUTH FRONT STREET CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. LIST OF UNITS, LEADERS AND SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS MISSISSIPPI DISTRICT CRITTENDEN DISTRICT .J- Sam E. Cross ...... _______ _-------------··-··District Chairman W. B. Fordyce ........ ---·--···-·----District Commissioner Troops 18 72 73 Packs 18 31 72 Posts 72 73 Scoutmaster H. C. Phillips _ _ _ Ford Turner ..... . Taylor Claiborne.. Cubmaster Troops Sponsoring Institution 41 52 77 78 88 210 .Crawfordsville Rotary Club ··---- .. Marion Rotary Club West Memphis Rotary Club Sponsoring Institution ·--- Crawfordsville Rotary Club Coiedia Reynaud West Memphis Rotary Club B. B. McCarley ·_ __----- Marion Rotary Club John Stephens........ ·--· Post Advisor Ford Turner ........... . Fred S. Raedels, Jr. R . Barber ................ ...... ............ District Ch airm an J. ]. Roberts............. .. ···-· ------Dist rict Commissioner Cub master S Ponsoring Institution R. E. Rutherford H. G. Wallace .. ........... lake Cormorant P.T.A. Horn lake Booster Club Packs S ponsorinf! Institution 212 69 ............ Marion Rotary Club .. .West Memphis Rotary Club Sponsoring Institution Scoutmaster ..... Hernando Rotary Club Laverne Sowell Charles Hal West........ ..... ............... Sardis Rotary Club . ... Senatobia Rotary Club . • Bert M. Cantrell.... Edwin A. Flint... ............... ............... Batesville Rotary Club ............... Como Rotary Club A. R. Taylor...... ....... H. S. Handwerker--···· .Peach Creek Baptist Church, Pleasant Grove, Mississippi Sterick Bldg. National Funeral Home 1177 UNION AVE. One of America's finest and most complete-Facilities for any type of service; also renders services for policy holders of the National Burial Insurance Company. 21 �WMC -79 ON YOUR RADIO DIAL WMCF -100 ON YOUR FM DIAL WMCT -TELEVISION-CHANNEL 4 The Afid-South' s Most Complete Broadcastin g Service ROTARY LIFT COMPANY 22 �Greetings to GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE our good /riends Phone 2-1 155 1128 Union the Boy Scouts GOODYEAR TIRES, TUBES AND BATTERIES He/ea of Mempllis 1808 UNION AVENU E It's Double-Rich AT NO EXTRA COST 23 �MARX & BENSDORF PATION BROTHERS Real Estate Sales and Insurance Cotton Merchants I 19 South Court 92 S. Front Phone 8-1 12 I Best Wishes To All Scouts R. P. HARRIS - Phone 35-2391 ~ GRAVEL P1T CO. F. L. "Mutt" Abernathy, Owner * Route I, Box 5388 Whitehaven, Tenn. 24 - --------------·...............~------.....-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii �H. F. VANN & SONS CONSTRUCTION CO. I 089 Galloway C.M.GOOCH LUMBER CO. 1003 Blythe Memphis, Tennessee LEWIS SUPPLY CO • • Compliments of The National-Rose Company 80-82 W. Virginia MEMPHIS Manufacturers D istributors PERFECT SLEEPER MATTRESS CROSLEY APPLIANCES 25 . �Why Not Make "PILLSBURY'S" Pancakes Part of Your Camping Trip? CHAS. W. HARMON COMPANY ~ PILLSBURY MILLS, INC. Memphis, Tennessee INSURORS All Kinds of Insurance E. L. MERCERE, INC. 5 North Third Phone 38-1341 LEADER , RAZOR BLADES Single or Double Edge and Leader School Supplies Distributed By FULLER ALIGNMENT SERVICE LEADER SPECIALTY CO. 614-16 S. Main Memphis 3, Tenn. Phone 37-8657 Specialists In WHEEL ALIGNMENT-BRAKE SERVICE MOTOR ANALYSIS AND TUNE UP PAT JOYNER ESSO SERVICE UNION at BELLEVUE Complete Lubrication Service Atlas TI res - Tubes Batteries and Accessories TELEPHONE 36-9641 Open 24 Hours 853 Linden Phone 37-1646 WHITTEN BROS. HARDWARE CO. 2909 Park Phone 4-6268 WHITTEN BROS. NORMAL HARDWARE CO. 549 South Highland "Cust omers Must Be Satisfied" LAYNE & BOWLER, INC. CONLEY FROG & SWITCH CO. 26 �McDARIS LUMBER CO. Boy, when you grow up be sure and let your wife have 3472 Bayliss Phone 48-6616- 34-2767 MEMPHIS HOUSE CLEANING CO. 629 S. Cooper Phone 2-2174 HOMER K. JONES HINTON & HUTTON IMPLEMENT CO .• Inc. 1 DEAN S COFFEE A BLEND OF THE FINEST COFFEE FOR OVER 70 YEARS CLEANERS INSTITUTE OF MEMPHIS Quality Workmanship and Superb Service are Assured by Members of the Institute. Let us Clean Your Valuable Garments. Skilled Employees and Reliable Firms Guaran.tee Satisfaction. 27 �TROY DOUTHIT DeSoto Hardware · Co. "The Uptown Hardware Store" 52 S. Second St. Phone 5-2366 AMBROSE Sporting Goo.ds Co. 191 Madison Ave. Phone 8-3292 BLOCK & UNOBSKY SPORTS EQUIPMENT COTTON • SUCCESS ROOFING CO. Shingles - McCall Building Built-Up Roofing 1441 So. Bellevue 9-1212 TOWN AND COUNTRY DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT Specializing in Fine Foods and Sodas SHELBY-SKIPWITH, INC. 2842 Poplar Memphis York Refrigeration and Air Conditioning W. L. McBRIDE Electrical Contractor 972 Union Ave. Phone 36-5461 166 Monroe 28 �~~~~00~00 ~~~~N~~~. MATER IALS BUILDIN G Phone 8-0211 Linden at Walnut F. M. CRUMP & CO. COTTON MEMPHIS STEAM CARPET CLEANING CO. 968 Jackson - 8-5959 Rug Cleaning Over 50 Yea rs E. W. G. MEERS CONSTRUCTION CO. , MURDOCK MAKES MORE LOANS Visit our new modern home 400 Union • 166 Monroe Memphis, Tenn. Tel. 5-1631 Plenty of Free Parking-Dr ive In Payment Window Hours 9 to 5 Daily Nights, Sundays and Holidays Call 4-6404 MURDOCK THE UPJOHN CO. ACCEPTANCE CORP. 400 Union First in Loans • 299 S. Front Ph. 38-1461 First in Financing Rick Mays JACKSON COOKIE COMPAN Y J. D. Carruth Mrs. S. B. Blair I 051 Firestone Blvd. Memphis, Tennessee LAMAR LIFE INSURANCE CO. Live in Memphis' Most Popular New Neighborhood In Your Family Economy As In Scouting CHEROKEE VILLAGE BE PREPARED Kimball East of Semmes Wall ace E. Johnson, Inc. Builder of Distinctive Homes 2-1182 875 Rayner St. 51 5 Falls Bldg. 29 Ph. 5-9822 �TODDLE HOUSE America,s 24-Hour Host PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. OF MEMPHIS 3 16 So. Front Street Phone 5-0788 Two Favorites Duncan Hines Ice Cream Southern Ice Creams SOUTHERN ICE CREAM CO. 37-5344 Memphis, Tenn. 30 �.. As Memphis Knows, So Will America Leonard 's Pit Barbecu e Is Supreme I 140 South Bellevue Drive-In Perfectio n F. G. BARTON COTTON CO. DRAKE CLEANERS & LAUNDRY Phone 7-0362 197 N. Evergreen LIPSEY'S FISH CO. BOXWOOD GARDENS WHOLESALE-RETAIL Robert E. Boykin, Prop. Fresh Fish-Oy sters-Se a Foods "A Complete Landscape Shrubbery Sto ck" The Aristocra t of Shrubs OVER 25 YEARS BEALE & FRONT PHONE 8-8511 4639 Poplar Avenue Telephone 34-2060 Memphis, Tennessee BUSTER BROWN OFFICIAL BOY SCOUT SHOES UNITED SERVICE & RESEARCH, INC. Realtors and Mortgag e Bankers SHOE STORE 8 So. Main "Memphis' Largest $hoe Store'' 8 I Madison Bldg. Phone 5-5303 31 �• CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. SEMINOLE DIVISION Troops I 00 IOI 102 103 I 04 105 !Ob 107 I 08 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 I lb 118 120 121 122 123 124 125 127 I!8 129 131 132 133 134 135 I 3b 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 14b 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 I 5b 157 158 Scoutmaster Sponsoring Institution T roops L. A. Cook .... _ _ _ _ Centenary Methodist Church Morris Jones, Sr. William H. Foote Homes W.W. Cook.. .. ---·- M•tropolitan Baptist Church F. J. Marable ...... ..............__ . Mt. Olive C. M. E. Church Zellner Shields .. ·········-··-··· Mt. Pisgah Methodist Church William Jones ...... .............. Gospel Temple Baptist Church L. V. Johnson ... _.. ___ First Baptist Church-Laude rdale George Curtis ·-- -········St. Stephens Baptist Church Samuel Richardson .......................... Manassas High School W. B. Hegman .. ---·-·- Collins Chapel C. M. E. Church Rev. I. N. Jackson... .......................... __ Weaver School Robert J . Shores--····_ _ Eastern Star Baptist Church B. T. Dickerson.. . ......... Mt. Nebo Church James Johnson --·- .... _.Great Middle Baptist Church Grover M. Thompson ....... ...... ...... .......... Lester St. School Charles Chatman Mississippi Blvd. Christian Churcfi Cuba Brownlee, Sr. ___ .. ..... Mt. Zion Baptist Church Leonard Brown . Riverview Christian Church Aaron Woodhouse . Salem-Gilfield Baptist Church J. I. Taylor........ ......... ...... . ......................... Lincoln School Rochester Neely ................ .. ....... Hamilton High School Bennie Lee .. . .......... Martin Temple C. M. E. Church W. C. Tyus, Sr •. ·········----· Douglas High School P.T.A. Booker T. Seymore ---·. J. S. Phelix High School Charlie Perry , Jr. ......• _ St. Matthews Baptist Church Clifton L. Grissom ... __ __ Shiloh Baptist Church Leon H. Griffin ____ ___.. Emmanuel Episcopal Church 0 . L Cash ....... .. Hyde Park School Lowell Wherry . ..................... New Tyler A. M. E. Church Louis Harrison .......... :........... .. .Beulah Baptist Church Joseph S. Simmons _ ...................... Geeter High School J. L. Walker ..... Hill's Chapel Baptist Church Noble Gatlin _. -········· .... Friendship Baptist Church T. J. Loving ----··· .. .• • ............ Caldwell School J. D. Taylor.. . . .. . . _...... Como Junior High School J. H. Holmes •. Olivett Baptist Church W. B. Couch............ __ Capleville School George D. Clark, Jr. .. __ Magn<>lia School Herman Gray ....... .. . _ St. Paul Baptist Church L. D. Savage . _ Oakville Colored School Johnnie Hicks ___ Greater First Baptist Church Matthew R. Davi s_ Coleman Chapel C. M. E. Church Judge Hayes ... Shiloh Baptist Church Russell Taylor ... Springhill Baptist Church R. B. Thompson St. James A. M. E. Church Walter Houston Lewis St. Baptist Church D. 0. Whitaker ....... Reuben Edward Shivers Ernest Miller ........... Lutheran School Adams Bailey..... La Rose School D. D. Kimble ... ···-----·St. Andrew A. M. E. Church Fred D. Osborne, Sr ...... _ Greenwood C. M. E. Church Rev. L. H. Aldridge. _ Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church Harvey Taylor _ . .. ·- _East Trigg Baptist Church James J. Alexander ... - .. _ Brunswick Junior High School I b5 lbb I b8 170 172 173 I7b 177 178 179 181 183 184 185 I 8b Pack 100 I0 I 102 I 03 I 04 105 I Ob 108 I 09 110 111 112 113 114 115 117 118 119 120 121 122 124 125 I 2b 129 130 131 132 133 184 Post 112 Scoutmaster Spons.oring Institution Eddie L. Malone .... _St. Jude Ba ptis..t Church John E. Wesley First Baptist Church Chelsea Chastene Thompson ---·--- _White Station School and New Philadelphia Church Robert Harrison .................... .. Mt. Moriah Baptist Church Rev. Melvin Tole"LeMoyne Gardens Tenant Ass'n. Lucious Dentzler.................................... First Baptist Ch1.1rch Herbert Jones_ . ···-- Millington Junior Hjgh School Charles Williams.. _ .. __ Summerfield Baptist Church Robert C. Keglar -··· ... .............. Green Hal School Robert Mairley. -···--··-·---- Mt. Moriah Baptist Church A. B. Owens, Jr . ···--···· -----· .. Alonzo Locke School Eddie Lynch____ ___ .-----·-···· New Bethel Baptist Church Hosea Montgomery. ..- _ Lane Ave. Baptist Church Elias Johnson___ Hernando Colored School Peter Murphy _ -· - .. Progressive Baptist Church Will Brown, Sr. _ New Salem Baptist Church Louis D. Waller _ Greater Mt. Zion Baptist Church William R. Thomas Batesville High School I bO lb3 I b4 Cubmaster Sponsoring Institution Odell Guy __ Mt. Zion Baptist Church Willis E. Brown --Douglas High School P.T.A. Everett Toliver ..... . _ .... -·-·.Virginia Ave. School Edward Matthews_ ............................... Lester St. School E. A. Hawkins, Sr................ Metropolitan Baptist Church Samuel Harris.-··· ·.................. Friendship Baptist Church Morris Jones, Sr. . ....... William H. Foote Tenant Asso. Nath.rniel Ridgley West Memphis School Eddie H. Ford • Beulah Baptist Church Sonny Pulliam --·--- Marion Colored High School Thomas Gilliam ·-- __ Eastern Star Baptist Church Arthur L. Peyton - - - Leath School R. J. Kelly ·--Grant School James A. Jones --··-· _ .. Manassas High School Calvin E. Casey -·--··- St. Stephens Baptist Church Robert Zales .. __ ·Summerfield Baptist Church 0onald V. Jackson ... ___ Florida Street School J. K. Davis........... ......... Porter School Walter L. Pamphlet . ........... Hamilton High School Thomas Sherrod . ..Coleman Cha.pel C. M. E. Church J. P. Polk --·Geeter High School T. J . Beauchamp .. -· Magnolia School Morris Murrell Lutheran Cooperative School Rev. T. R. Davis. ____ Mt. Pisgah C. M. E. Church Elton Johnson Alonzo Locke School T. L. McClellan La Rose School Rev. Otis Catchings -·- _ ··-Lincoln School Obediah Morris . _ _ .. Lane Ave . Baptist Church Elwood A. Fields _ Salvation Army Men's Fellowship Club Louis Hester _ ·..... New Salem Church Post Advisor H. L. Hunter . _ Sponsoring Institution ···-···- Mt. Nebo Church Goody Evergood says: Enjoy EVER GOOD J. F. SHELTON COMPANY , HAM • BACON • SAUSAGE Memphis Packing Comparw Memphis, Tenn. Specializing MU ELLER H EA Tl NG and CURTIS AIR CONDITIONING BUILDERS 198-200 Poplar Avenue SUPPLY CO., INC. 4981 Summer Ave. 32 �SCOUTING with a PURPOSE No Youth Program in the world has a more sturdy framework for the building of resourceful, capable men, eager to accept responsibility, than the Boy Scout Movement. Healthy minds in healthy bodies are the best possible insurance for healthy mankind. Men with Scout training are upholding the best traditions of American citizenship throughout the world today. In a trained (but not regimented) citizenry rests the hope for the future of our nation. 'Q__-9 R. A. TRIPPEER CO. 185 E. Butler Ave. Memphis, Tenn. �ORGILL BROTHERS & C0.-1847-1952 Scouting Is Fun But It's Not All Play Boy Scouts receive sound basic training which makes them better citizens. Scouts generally develop high moral character and an earnest desire to help the other fellow. They are imbued with ideals of individual freedom and the concept of the dignity of man which are cherished by self-governed peoples. Support the Boy Scouts . • When you encourage a boy to become The Boy Scouts of L\I cmphis a Scout . . . you help make a better world. are a Community Ch€ st Agenc)' ORGILL BROTHERS & CO. Wholesale Exclusively-Our 106th Year Memphis, Tenn. Little Rock, Ark. Jackson, Miss. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous publications and papers by and about the Chickasaw Council. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document SOUVINIR PROGRAM 1952 BOY SCOUT EXPOSITION Presented by CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUT OF ,AMERICA Memphis, Tennessee ''FORWARD ON LIBERTY'S TEAM'' I OUR SCOUTS AR E ROAD BUILDERS BUILDERS OF THE ROAD CALLED \\THE AMERICAN WAY OF LIFE" We Are PROUD Of Our BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA ROAD BUILDERS EQUIPMENT CO. 285 E. Calhoun Memphis, Tenn. THE 1952 BOY SCOUIT IEXIPOSllTION ~*~ CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS O,F AMERICA, INC. ~*~ March 21-22, 1952 SHELBY COUNTY BUILDING & ARENA BUILDING MID-SOUT,H FAIR GROUNDS Through the courtesy of THE MEMPHIS PARK COMMISSION MILLS-MORRfS CO. MEMPHIS, TENN. Boy Scouts of today will lead our community and our country tomorrow. They deserve your support and encouragement. StanJarJ PRINTING & SUPPLY CO. Printers of this bookle t MEMPHIS HOTPOINT APPLIANCES i:I Automatic Electric Ranges i:I Super Stor Refrigerators i:I Automatic Dishwashers & Disposals i:I Automatic Washers, Dryers & Ironers i:I Electric Water Heaters i:I Home Freezers 'i:I Cabinets Distribut e d By STRAITON-WARREN HARDWARE CO. Memphis, Tenn. 2 1952 BOY SCOUT EXPOSITION ~ ~~ "'~ CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. Member of The Memphis & Shelby County Community Chest Chickasaw Council welcomes y(}u to this great Boy Scout Exposition. The thousands of boys participating in the various demonstrations are having the fun and training which the Scouting program of character building and citizenship training affords. This Exposition is held for the primary purpose of presenting to parents and all interested people just what Scouts do, for we are deeply appreciative of the wholehearted support of the citizens of this area for this program which is so vital to our future citizens. The financial support necessary to carry on the work of Scouting is derived from the citizens of the area served by Chickasaw Council, who provid<' our op~rating budget. As we have no means of providing for capital expense for our three camps except through funds raised by the Exposition, the revenue, if any, from this Exposition will be used for permanent installations at the camps and none of the revenue will be used for operating expense. There are now 2,620 Cub Scouts, 3,877 Scouts and Explorers, a grand total of 6,497 boys in the Council. But there are thousands of boys of Scout and Cub Scout age who have not had the benefit of Scouting. The Council needs more volunteers to serve in this great work of training our youth so th.at an ever-increasing number of boys may have the fun of Scouting activities. ALVAN F. TATE, JR. President, CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. 2 Fine Stores to Serve You Crespi Cotton Co. Memphis, Tenn. 17 60 Union A venue 145 South Main 3 WEIL BROS.COTION, INC. * Rhodes-Jennings Furniture Company Main at Jefferson 93 South Front Street Among the many fine projects of the Boy Scouts is the preservation of our country's resources, particularly its forests. To best conserve our timberlands, the best and longest possible use of the lumber already processed is necessary. Lumber that is sprayed or painted with-or dipped in-COPPO lasts up to four times longer than untreated lumber. COPPO protects wood, and all fiberous materials, against the dangers of dry-rot, termites, and mildew. If you are planning to build, remodel or repair, call us for details about COPPO Copper-naphthenate's many advantages. W. M. BARR & COMPANY 2336 South Lauderdale Phone: 9-0352 MEMPHIS 6, TENNESSEE * ! ----------······-~-------111111111111••• THE 1952 '~~ BOY SCOUT EXPOSITION -~~. ~ = ~~~ ~ CHl·CKASA W COUNCIL. BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. Member of The Memphis & Shelby County Community Chest The Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, Explorers and adult leaders of Chickasaw Council, Boy Scouts of America, welcome you to their 1952 Boy Scout Exposition. The Scouts hope that you wi.11 enjoy the Exposition and after seeing their exhibits and Arena Show, you will have a better understanding of some of their activities, achievements and skills which are a part of the Scouting program in training youth for responsible citizenship. For cooperating in the success of this Exposition, the Exposition Committee takes this opportunity to express its appreciation to the Officials of the City of Memphis, the Memphis Park Commission, the Board of Education, the Mid-South Fair Association , the press, the radio and television ~tations, the business firms and all of the friends of Scouting. Also its appreciation to the Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, Explorers, the }J'arents and the adult leaders for their efforts in making the Exposition interesting to the participants and our guests. Compliments of Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Of Memphis 5 ]. P. GOLDSCHMID, General Chairman 1952 Boy ScouT ExPoSITION Woods Lumber Co. ... ' ANDERSON-TULLY CO. MEMPHIS, TENN. VICKSBURG, MISS. TENNESSEE'S LARGEST SAVINGS & LOAN INVITES YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT LEADER FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION 158 MADISON • PHONE 37-1554 6 I • THE 1952 BOY SCOUT EXPOSITION • '~ ~~. ... ~ """ ... COMMITTEES RECEPTION AND GUESTS Alvan F. Tate, Jr., Chairman W. Gordon Morris, Secretary A. K. Burrow C. Arthur Bruce P. A. Clayton H. M. Clayton A. D. McWhorter W. L. Sharpe . PARTICIPATION Herbert F. Hemker, Chairman Hal D. Bynum, Secretary R. W. Lundquist, Secretary T. J. McGuire, III Norwood G. Paddison .John L. E. Garner W. B. Fordyce Albert Dratnol Robert L. Irwin, .Jr. .Jack P. Goldschmid Lynn H. Ferguson H. R. Blackwood C. A. Atkinson LAYOUT AND ASSIGNMENT F. T. Thayer, .Jr., Chairman R. W. Lundquist, Secretary E. C. Grissom .J.M. McKnight C. A. Atkinson Albert Dratnol Sam E. Cross Howard M. Grube ARENA SHOW COMMITIEE .J. D. Carruth, Chairman Thurman .J. Frashure, Secretary A. .J. McWeeny, .Jr. Douglas Smith William Springer Lewis Pritchett .James Seaton Charles C. Handley E. C. Berry JUDGING AND AWARDS Russell Perry, Chairman R. M. Bentley, .Jr., Secretary F. T. Thayer, Jr. Ben Waller William J . .Johnson Aubrey V. Spear Joseph A. Dalstrom PROGRAM OOKLET Wm. Henry Fisher, Chairman W. Gordon Morris, Secretary Marshall Smith Harry Schorr Bill Killibrew ATTENDANCE .J. D. Tennison, .Jr., Chairman Ira G. Goldsmith, Vice-Chairman T. J. McGuire, III, Vice-Chairman Hal D. Bynum, Secretary R. M. Bentley, Jr., Secretary Norwood G. Paddison H. R. Blackwood John L. E. Garner \V. B. Fordyce Alvin J. Iverson B. F. Tate R. D. McCrite John Pitts L. E. Polk .J. F. Russum PUBLICITY Charles C. Handley, Chairman Thurman J. Frashure, Secretary M . .J. Vosse W. B. Fordyce Joe Day Wilson Mount Bruce W. Ewing Bob Burkley CONCESSIONS 7 Ralph Young, Chairman R. M. Bentley, Jr., Secretary W. R. Moyers .James E. Morton ............ ..........:: FACTS ABOUT CHICKASAW COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. The area of Chickasaw Council comprises DeSoto, Tate, Panola Counties, Mississippi; the eastern half of Crittenden County, Arkansas; Shelby County, Tennessee. The Council Headquarters is located at 416-420 Manufacturers & Merchants Building, 198 South Main St., Memphis, Tenn. In this area there are the following: White Troops __________________________ 82 White Posts _____________________________ l 8 White P~cks ------------------------ ~ ---54 Negro Troops __________________________ 74 Negro Packs ____________________________ 30 TOT AL UNITS __________________ 258 White Scouts ------··--------------2,283 White Explorers__________________ 204 White Cub Scouts .............. 1,915 Negro Scouts ______________________ l ,390 Negro Cub Scouts______________ 705 TOTAL BOYS _________________ 6,497 Including the Scoutmasters, Cubmasters, Explorer Advisors, Assistant Scoutmasters, Assistant Cubmasters, Den Mothers, District and Neighborhood Commissioners, Merit Badge Counselors, Council Members there are 2,131 leaders. These 2,131 leaders plus the 6,497 Scouts and Cub Scouts make a grand total of 8,635 people who are connected with Chickasaw Council. The Council operates three camps, Camp Currier, Kamp Kia Kima and Camp Fuller. Camp Currier, near Eudora, Miss., has 340 acres of rugged woodland on which are 35 cabins, a 15 acre lake for boating and fishing, one of the best swimming pools in the South, Headquarters Building, Health Lodge, Mess Hall and other buildings. The camp is open the year round. Kamp Kia Kima, near Hardy, Ark., is locate:d on 155 acres on the South Fork of Spring River. This camp, in the foothills of the Ozarks, will be opened in June. Canoeing, swimming, woodcraft, games provide fun for all. There are 24 buildings on the camp site, most of which are built of native stone. Camp Fuller for Negro Scouts is located in the T. 0. Fuller State Park which is just five miles south of the Memphis City Limits. It is a splendid camp with fine facilities for real outdoor experiences. Any profits which accrue from the Boy Scout Exposition will be used to improve and develop the camping facilities of the Council. Without the proceeds from the Boy Scout Exposition it would not be possible to carry through on the development of bigger and better camping facilities for the ever-increasing number of boys in the Council. Chickasaw Council has had a growth in boy membership of 80% in the past ten years. It now has the largest membership in its history. tiitJ NEW CARS AND TRUCKS 282 Court - 8-3434 NEW CARS AND STATION WAGONS I 05 So. Second - 8-31 15 NEW TRUCKS 148 So. Second - 5-6767 8 Compliments of A Friend - - CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD FOR THE YEA 1952 Alvan F. Tate. Jr._ .................... ............. .... ............................ ................... ........... President T . RobC'rt Ackl~n· -····--·----······· ................. ... .. ---- ·-········ ......... _ ................ Vice-President W . H. Austin ............ ·······-------- -- ·····-·· .. -- .. ... . ............ .. ................ ------·----··-- Vice-Pr es ident Charles M. Crump . ............................ _ .. ...... .................................. ........... Vice-President R. D. Fuller ............... .. ............. ................. ................ .. ............... ................. Vice-President Elt<ln A. llieves, Jr.. ............. .. ... .. .................. ....... .. .. ... ........ ·-···· ··---·--··· ··· Vice-President J. R. Walker ............ ...... ... ........................... .. ......... ..... .. .......... ..... ............ ... Vice-President A. D. M cWhorter.. .................. ..... .......... .. .................................... ....... Associate Secretary Fred I. Christenbury ............ ................... .................. .. ............... ............... ......... Treasurer H e rbert F. Hemker. ................................................................. ........ .. Scout Commissioner "T. Gordon Morris .. ............................................. -·--·-·· · ·· ·······-··········---·Scout Executive DISTRICT CHAIRMEN J D . Tennison, Jr. ...................... ........... .... ......... ........... ····-····· ···· .... . Northeast District E . L. Williamson ................................ ... .......... ... .. ........... .................. Northwest District R ev. Joel Wiggs ....... .................................................... .... ....................... Southeast District D o yle Nance ............... ... ........................ .. .. .... ............. ... .. ........... ... .. ..... Southwest District Sam E. Cross,. ..... .. .... ..... ... ........... ____ ___ .......... ··········· -- ··········--······-··Crittenden District .J. R . Barber ....... ....................... ...................................... .. .. ... - ......... .... Mississippi District COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Robert L. Irwin, Jr. .. ................................... ..................................... Activities Committee Russell Perry ..... . .... ... ... ........ .. ... ... ........ ... ............................ Advancement Committee A . K. Burrow .. .............. _ __ ___ .................................... Awards & Resolutions Committee P . A. Clayton ........ ............. ....................... .. ............ ..................... . .. Camping Cormnittce Charles M. Crump . ..... ------ ----····················------ .... C onstitution & By-Laws Committee T. Robe1 t Acklen .. . .............................. ____ ____ _ ,_ .............................. Cubbing Committcf· J. M. McKnight .................................................. - ........ .......... .... Exploring Committee .J. R . Walke r.. ......... .. ... ............ ... ... ........... ..... ............. .... .......... .... ....... Finance Committee Jose ph A. Dalstrom .................................... ....................... Ht" a lth & Safety Committee Edwin I'>alstrom ........................... ............... . ................................. Inter-Racial Committe;e Howard M. Grube ...... ......................... ... .... ................ Lcadership Training Committee R. D. Fullt> r...... . .. -----·--··- .................. ........... Organization & Extension Committl"c P. C. C lark e .......... .. .... .. ............ .. ............. .... .............. ................. ... .. Outfitters Committee M . J. Voss c ........................... ......... ..... ................................. Publjc Relations Committee He!llri Benn l" r C . Arthm Bruce H . M. Clayton Ben B. Coffey, Jr. Dr. A. W. Dick W . B. Dormon, Jr. Lewis R. Donelson , Jr. Phil Emerick Bruce W. Ewing Wm. Henry Fisher F. Joe Flanagan MEMBERS-AT-LARGE B. B. Garey Jack P. Goldschmid E . C . Grissom W. P. Halliday Charll"s C. Handley T. P. Howard Alvin J. Iverson F. Clyde Lambert J. H. ' Malone AJlen Morgan R. C. Mays 9 Dr. Arthur R. Portl"r, Jr. R. G. Ramsay, Sr. C. W. Rittelmcyer E. B. Saunders Dr. H. C. Srhr:ne isst"r Dr. George A. Scott W. L. Sharpe J. L. Skinne r L. K. Thompson, Jr. R. A. Trippee-r D. L. Valentine Harry G. Webb Booth I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9-10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17-18 19 20 21 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32-33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68-75 69 70 71 72 73 74 76-85 77 78 DIRECTORY Subject Sponsoring fostitution Unit Pets ................ ····----. Highland Heights Presbyterian Church--··----·--·--·····---··--·-·-- Pack 12 Handicraft·-·····--·-·· ·········-· Highland Heights Methodist Church .. ·-······ ---·····-········ .. -··-· Pack 93 Electricity ............................... West Memphis Rotary Club ........ ·-·············----------··-··--·-··-··-Troop 73 Cub Cook Out ............... ...... St. Anne's Cathollc Church ................................................................................ Pack 54 ~~~~rc~:::=:::=:::=::::::::::====~?~f,la~tH~;~~:d~:!sf;t~~7~~--C"i;~-;~i;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::i~~~~ 3~ Leathercraft --····-· .. Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church ................................................................ Troop 22 Handicraft ... --··---·· ..... ....... St. Paul Methodist Church ................................................................................ Pack 60 !~il~?.1g:·:;,; ~= ~i~i~;~:~:~~~;o~~;~~ ; ;; : : ; :::: :;~~ ~l Taxidermy --··- ______ White Station Improvement Club .. ----------·------·----··· ·-----················------- ·· ····-··---Troop 21 :~~t~o~!~~'..:::=:··::::::~·:= ~~:;~r p ~+;-. c~;~~~'.~~---~-h_u_rc_~:::::::=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.p~~ ~~ Paddles & Pines .... ________ ,St. Johns Episcopal Church ............................. -- -·-····--···-·-···-···-·················--·Post 42 Woodturning ........... . - -· .... Crawfordsville Rotary Club .............................................................................. Troop 18 Wood Burning ..................... .Lawler P. T. Assn·---------------------··----------------···················-------·-----·-·------··················Pack 86 Handicraft ............................. St. Lukes Methodist Church ................ ---------·-······-----····--·------------·-·····--·······------·Pack 2 Information & Camps ___ Chickasaw Council ............................................................................ Order of the Arrow Things That Go___ . ..Grahamwood P. T. Assn .. -----···----·-··-········-····----·······------·-------·Pack 92 Gun-Handling -·· ____ Bolton P. T. Assn ....................................................... ··········-----······--·-·-···-------·-----Post 206 Handicrafts ............. ____ Macon Road Presbyterian Church ...................................................................... Pack 32 Metalcraf+----·--·--···· Character Builders Bible Class of Madison Heights Methodist Church·------···------··---·--------Troop 4 Puppets...................... Bellevue Baptist Church·---------·------·-----··--------············-----······--·····--·····················Pack 15 Wood Working. _____ Park Ave. Cumberland Presbyterian Church_ --········--·-----------Troop 89 Plumbing .......... ------·········--·Calvery Methodist Church ........................................................................... ___ Troop 94 Carpentry . --·-·· Hernando Rotary Club ...................................................................................... Troop 41 Dairying ................................. First Asse.mbly Of God Church .................. ·-············-----·······-----···-------· Troop 90 Home Repairs..... .. . ...... - Parkway Baptist Church ... ---------------------·-----·-··---·· .. Troop 97 Photography ......................... .Tempie Baptist Churcla ...................................................................................... T roop I 0 Life Saving & Swimming . Raleigh Kiwanis Club ·······---··········· ···--·--···-------···---Troop 58 Modeling ................................ U nion Ave. Baptist Church ...................................................................... : ......... Pack 27 Book Binding ........................ Mclean Baptist Church Brotherhood ········-···-···,···-··-······· - ·--·----Troop 44 Fingerprinting·-······-·······---National Civic Club .............. ·- -······-····---············--··········-----·-····-·······-··--···-······Troop 200 Aircraft ................................... Optimist Club ...................................................................................................... Pack 16 Leathercraft.------·----Highland Heights Baptist Church.. ······-··-···· .. ···· ..... _., ____ Troop 98 Aviation .................................. Millington Rotary Club ................................. ______ .. ___ .. ____ ,, ___ .. Troop 70 Handicraft ........... --·-·----Taylor Memorial Christian Church .... __ ............ _ .............. --·······--···--············Pack 38 Safety ...................... ------··-------A. B. Hill School P. T. Assn ................................................................ ............ Troop 57 Forestry & Conservation ...... .Second Presbyterian Church ............................................................................ Troop 55 Pioneer Entrance ..... ·--····---American Legion -------·------···----·····----··---··---····------···········---- .. ·--·-···-----··---- .......... Troop 68 Indian Lore ...... -·-----····-·-.S pri ngd ale Civic Clu b ......... -------------·----------··-----------·---·----- ·-------·------ ··-··----------T roop 51 Cub Scout Circus .. __ ,,.. . .. Prescott Memorial Baptist Church ................................................................... Pack 13 Railroading. ..... _ ·········-··--Blessed Sacrement Catholic Church......... ·····---······----·········-- ..•. _. Pack 22 Automobiling ________ Rebecca Memorial Methodist Church.... __ Troop 79 Handicraft __ _ _ Adult Bible Class, St. Johns Methodist Church --·-· __ .. Pack 6 Pathfinding .... ·---···- __ .Jackson Ave. Methodist Church Men's Club ____________,T roop 61 Jungle Tales ______ ...... Trinity Methodist Church .............................................................................. Pack 43 Handicraft.. .... ·-·- . Second Presbyterian Church ____ ......... ...... ---·-·---······-- - ........ Pack 55 Planes & Gliders_ _ _ St. Thomas Catholic Church .. ·----·---·-----·------·--·--- ·------····- --- ·-----------·-- ·-----····------·-Pack 99 Hiking............. . ...... Everett Memorial Methodist Church .......... __ -··- --·--······· .... . ....... ....... Troop 216 Make Believe .......................... St. Annes Catholic Church·------------------------- ------------ ···· ----- -------- ·------------- ·· ------·----Pack 82 Cub Scout Rope Work .... _Rebecca Memorial Methodist Church ·------···--·--················----··-····--- ......... Pack 79 Nature Study ........................ Glenview Presbyterian Church .......................... ... -------· ~_Troop 11 Braiding & Basketry ............... Sacred Heart Catholic SchooL ________ ---- , ______________ Pack 49 Handicraft _____ ,.___ ... . .. _ Whitehaven Kiwanis Club ................. ·------·······--·-·······--········--·--····· .. Pack 44 Radio ....................................... Grace St. Lukes Episcopal Churc~. . Troop 34 Lost on An Island ................ St. Lukes Methodist Church ..... -·· ---···-···· ····· ····-···········-············ .... Pack 40 Camping _______________ Wesley House----------------·------------ ··· --····-· __ _________ Troop 14 FiremanshiP----------- -·-····· _____ St. Annes. Catholic Church-...... _ ..... ··---··········· ·--···--............ - ........ Troop 82 Beads & Basketry ... ___ _____ Winchester Civic Club ______________________________ -----··-------------- ....... _____ --- ... Pack 207 Games ____________________ .. ______ Grace St. Lukes Episcopal Church ···------- ·-·-- - ·······-- ---... Pack 34 Angling ___ ........ ...................... St. Lukes Methodist Church.·----······-· .. ·· ....... ······----------·· ..... Troop 40 Back Woods First Aid. . ... Immaculate Conception Catholic Church ...................................................... Troop 36 Knots & Ropes.. ............ _____ Blessed Sacrement Catholic Church_·-------····--·-----·--··----··--·--------- _Post 22 Camp Cooking ····------· Macon Road Men's Club ___________________ ............................... ----·-·--·--------· ........... Troop 32 Pioneering .............................. Mclemore Ave. Christian Church ... --------···-·········-···-------------· ...... Troop 3 Tenting & Bedding ___________ Jnternational Harvester Co ... --·-··-·· · ··--·---·~--········-···----·· Troop 45 Tin Can Cook Craft _ .. Temple Israel ···---··---·--·-------------·-······----··-······ ........ - ---------·· _ Troop 25 Farm Machinery ····-·-·-------------1 nternationa I Harvester Co ............ ------···--- ·------·------····--------------·-·-·------·-······---··· Post 45 Handicraft & Games ........... Glenview Presbyterian Church ... ----··--·············-··-----·-·--·-·· Pack 11 Rocks & Minerals ................. St. Pauls Methodist Church.-·-------·--------······--·-----··--·--··----.. ·-----·--····--·--·----------··Troop 60 10 DIRECTORY Booth Subject Sponsoring Institution Unit 79 Wood Craft Germantown Civic Club Inc ..... ------- -- -····-· -·· _ .... Troop 87 80 Cycling......................... .. _Capleville Methodist Church School.. ............. . .. .. ............. .................... . ... Troop 81 81 Knqw Your Community _ International Harvester Co ...... .. .... .......... ..... .............. -------··· ······· ··· ····· ······-Pack 45 82 First Aid........... .... ... ___ Firestone Tire & Rubber Company ... .. ----· .. ·······------ -··--···-·- .... .. Troop 59 83 Handicraft___ ... _ Temple Israel Sisterhood ........... ...... ..... ..... ..... .............. ........ .... ...... ..... ..... .... ... ... Pack 25 84 Metal Work ... ___ . St. Michael Catholic Church ___ ,.___ -··--·-·--... -- ... --- ---·· ...... __ Troop 66 86 Indians ........ _ ...... ·-- Mclean Baptist Church ........... ... ... ............................... ......... .... .. .............. ......... Pack 7 87 Hobbies _ ... __ . Whitehaven Methodist Church ................... .... ........... ........... .. ......................... Troop 30 88 Basketry ....... ....... __ .. St. Thomas Catholic Church .................. _____ ---... ......... ____ .... _ Troop 99 89 Pioneering ___ _ ......... Central Christian Church ....................... ..................... ............ ... ............ ........... Troop 43 90 Family Fun ..... ,.. ... . Firestone Tire & Rubber Company ........... ....... . --.. -·····-···------- Pac1c 59 91 Model Trains__ _____ St. Mathew's Methodist Church ................................. ........... ... .......... ..... .......... Pack 24 92 Bird Houses_ __ ........ ___ Mallory Heighs P. T. Assn....... ...... .. .... .. ........ ...... .. .............................. ......... Pack 91 93 Dog Care ............. .. .......... ... St. Johns Episcopal Church_ --.. ··- -·····---------·- --··--Troop 42 94 Hog & Pork Production Collierville Rotary Club ............ ... ............................. ................................ .......... Post 50 95 Our American Flag ----- St. Johns Methodist Church, Adult Bible Class ..... ... ........................... ... ........ Troop 5 96 Home Fun ____ .. Wesley House ........... ................ ............................ ... .................. ................. .... Pack 14 97 Arts ........................ ..... __ Park Ave. Cumberland Presbyterian Church ........... .. ........ .. ....... .......... . .... ..... Pack 28 98 Arts & Handicrafts West Memphis Rotary Club . . __ ·--- -··· ····· ··-- ........ ~ ... .. .. .. Pack 31 99 Handicraft .White Station Civic Club ............................. ......... .. .............. ................... .... ...... Pack 5 Signal Towers __ ---.. ·· _ Kiwanis Club & Memphis Housing Authority . ___________ ____ .,,,,,. .. _____ Troop 95 SERVICE UNITS Concession Stands .. __ .. . ..Highland Heights Presbyterian Church ... .... __ .. Post 35 Cloak Room............................. .... ..... ..... Bellevue Baptist Church . ---- ---·-·. . ____ ,, .... ___ Troop 15 Reception & Ticket Taking. ldlewild Presbyterian Church ... .......... ................... .......... . . Troop 20 Ushers In Arena Show ... - ... - .. Fishermans Club of St. Mathews Methodist Church .. ---· ·- .. Troop 24 Exposition First Aid Center._____ .. St. Lukes Methodist Church ___ .. ------.. ·-·····---· ... _____ Post 40 Service ··-----· ... _ .... ____ Ellendale Methodist Church.-.. ,.._ .. __ ____ ,, ____ ,, ____ ____________ .. Troop 204 Service _ .......... _____ .... - .......... _ Raleigh Christian Church____ ... ----- - ....... ---·----- ---·---···· .. - _______ Post 58 Service _ ~-.. . ... ------~----··--Knights of Columbus .. .................... .......... ... ........ _____ ____ ,,,, _________ _ ,,,, ___ Troop 63 Service ...... ~------ _Grahamwood School P. T. Ass'n ............. . . ,_ .. ___ ., ________ ,,_,, ....... _ ........ Troop 92 Service __ ·····-- _ . .,_________ .. American Legion .................................... .................. ... ......................... _ .. _, ____ Troop 68 Service -·-----------··" West Memphis Rotary Club .. _ ...................... ... - --- ---····---- ·---·-·······---Post 73 ARENA SHOW Mclean Baptist Church.... .. .... ........ .. ...... ... .. ---------- ··· .... .. ... .. Pack 7 Raleigh Kiwanis Club.... .. . ........ ..... .... .... .. .. .......... ---.. _ Troop 58 Hillbilly Band ----- _ Ukulele Trio _,,_ Raleigh Christian Church ... . ..................... -· ··--·· ·---- ....... . Post 58 .. Central Christian Church .. ... ........... __ .. ... ....................... ....... ....... ........ Post 43 ..Grace St. Lukes Episcopal Church .. ------------- ... ..... Troop 34 St. Thomas Catholic Church ... ... ... .......... .... .......... ... ----------- -·-·· .. ··---- ... Pack 99 SingiCTg ....... . . Trumpet Trio .. - ............... . Tonette Band .. Pentecostal Holiness Men's Fellowship --···-.. ·-··---·-...... .. ...... Pack 202 Blessed Sacrement Catholic Church.... ----··-- __ ··- .. Post 22 Tumbling .. .. ...... ...... .. Accordion Duet..... --__ ... St. Michael Catholic Church___ .. ............................................ ----- Troop 66 lacHace Minstrel Pup~e!s.. .... ..... . .. .. St. Michael Catholic Church ____ ........ ~ ___ -------- ........ _ Troop 66 ___ ldlewild Presbyterian Church - -·- · ·- • .......... • .. Pack I Mag1c1an _________ _ --· _ Collierville Rotary Club ______ • --------·--.......... _______ ,. ....... _____ ,, Post 50 HOHENBERG BROS. CO. COTTON MERCHANTS 131 S. Front St. II Southern Laminating Co. Crump Lime & Cement Co. N. A. Carter Sam Belz Upholstered Products Chandler & Chandler Sam N. Inman, Inc. Madison Weavers Clyde Collins, Inc. Claridge Garage A. A. Motors E. C. Kelly Co. Lewis C. Callow, C. L. U. George G. Clarke Compliments D. T. Mc ~---~~-...... -----~;..;..;;o;.,.. _________ ....__, ____ ....... - ............ _, __ _ • IV . ANDERSON, ' CLAYTON AMERICAN & co . FINISHIN1G CO. • • ••• * Compliments of A. K. BURROW COOK & CO., Inc. I ••• * 12 JACK SPRATT "Really Fine For Your Family" CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. LIST OF UNITS, LEADERS AND SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS NORTHEAST DISTRICT ]. D. Tennison, Jr ............ ...... ........................... District Chairman C. C. Cook.. .............................................. District Vice Chairman T. ]. McGuire, IIL --------------·----·--······---District Commissioner Troops Scoutmaster Sponsoring Institution 9 R. T. Smith______ _ __ Evergreen Presbyterian Church 22 Elmer H. Wainright Jr. ___ __________ ......... Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church 32 Billy Proctor_ .. -- ... _ Macon Road Men's Club 33 J. Chester Shields Civitan Club Of Memphis 35 J. R. Hurt ............ Highland Heights Presbyterian Church 51 C. C. Handly _ .. Springdale Civic Club 58 A. J. McWeeny Jr. _______ Raleigh Kiwanis Club 61 Edwin R. Gonyaw_ Jackson Ave. Methodist Men's Club 66 E. D. Thompson... ... St. Michaels Catholic Church 92 E. W. Webb Jr. Grahamwood P. T. Ass'n. 93 Hugh Maxwell._ __ .Highland Heights Methodist Church 98 Frank Gresham _Highland Heights Baptist Church 200 Vernon R. Finch _____ ....... ______ __________ National Civic Club 204 A. M. Ferguson Jr. ___ Ellendale Methodist Church 206 Earl C. Watkins Bolton High School P. T. Ass'n. 216 Thurmon M. Simmons ...... Everett Memorial Methodist Church Packs Cubmaster Sponsoring Institution 12 R. R. Hardcastle. ___ _ Highland Heights 22 32 38 51 58 61 66 86 92 93 204 211 Presbyterian Church Richard F. Asbury _ Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church G. A. Garretson .. ..Macon Rd. Presbyterian Church R. C. Kelly __ Taylor Memorial Christian Church C. E. Hendricks _______ ................ Springdale P. T. Ass'n. G. S. Abernathy .. .. .. Kiwanis Club of Raleigh Herbert C. Simmons. ___ Jackson Ave. Methodist Church Joe Angelo ... St. Michaels Catholic Church H. P. Presley _ _ ________________ Lawler P. T. Ass'n. 0. Sylvester___ .. Grahamwood School P. T. Ass'n. H. A. Smith Highland Heights Methodist Church Elvin T. Wolfe__ Ellendale Methodist Church C. M. Ballard_ __ ------------ ... First Baptist Church Posts Post Advisor Sponsoring Institution 22 W. A. Kinney ...... ___ Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church 35 Ralph Young Highland Heights Presbyterian Church 58 W. J. Wood_______ ,, ___ Raleigh Christian Church 206 P. F. Glenn, Sr. __ _ Bolton P. T. Ass'n. Best W1'shes To The Boy Scouts of Memphis and Shelby County Columbian Mutual Life Insurance Co. 13 BRITLING CAFETERIAS Serving Memphis and the Mid-South over a quarter century 155 Madison 75 Union Humphreys Mills Company "HONEY SUCKLE CREAM MEAL" FIRE, AUTOMOBILE AND GENERAL INSURANCE LIBERAL REAL EST ATE LOANS REAL EST A TE SALES E. H. CRUMP & COMPANY The South's Largest Insurance Agency 14 DeSoto Paint & Varnish Co. CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. LIST OF UNITS, LEADERS AND SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS NORTHWEST DISTRICT E. L. Williamson ................................................ District Chairman W. B. Dorman, Jr. .................................... District Vice Chairman Norwood G. Paddison ................................ District Commissioner Troops Scoutmaster Sponsoring Institution I E. T. Lucky·····--------------·-·----------------First Methodist Church b Bernard Finkelstein_--·-- _____ Baron Hirsch Men's Club 13 Douglas Smith Jr •. .... ···-··--·· Trinity Methodist Church 14 Walker M. Taylor·-·-·-----------------------·-------------Wesley House 15 Brewer Crawford_ ·----····-···Bellevue Baptist Church 17 Louis Tognetti. -----------··---··-·-·····------------Frayser Civic Club 25 Henry Klein .... ---------·---···----·······---· ··----------------Temple lsrael 27 Lloyd Adams ···- _______________ Decatur St. Christian Church 44 David M. Gairhan .. _McLean Baptist Church Brotherhood 45 E. L. Vandiver.·----------····---------.lnternational Harvester and Frayser, Alta Vista Civic Club 47 John W. Creagh .... -------·---·--····--··· ____ Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church 49 Joe J. Etzberger __ .. _ Sacred Heart Catholic Church 59 F. E. Noah·---------··-·--- ·-··-----Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. 63 M. L. M'artin .... ---····------------- _______________ Knights of Columbus 70 Glenn R. Swart... ........... --·--·----------Millington Rotary Club 222 M. M. Huckabee .... __ ... Speedway Terrace Baptist Church PUFFY POPCORN CO. C. W. Simpson Packs Cubmaster Sponsoring Institution 7 Dodd Thompson.----··----·············· McLean Baptist Church 14 S. S. Morton_··-·----- ___________________________ Wesley House 15 Joe Helms ... ·······- ·-- ··--·· _ ___ Bellevue Baptist Church lb E. C. Grissom----·---···-- ··------------·--···-----------------Optimist Club 25 Alvin B. Solomon. _________________________ Temple Israel Sisterhood 43 J. R. Sawers ·-······· ... ····- ... Fellowship Class of Trinity Methodist Church 45 W. F. Schroeder .. ......... __________ Jnternational Harvester Inc. 49 William E. Stemmler. _____________ ----·· .. Sacred Heart School 59 A. T. Edwards ____ ______ Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. 70 John W. Lowe __________________ Millington Rotary International 207 Murry Reiter·--··-····- ·· ------·-------·---·-·Winchester Civic Club Posts Post Advisor 45 S. A. Bouck_ __ -···-· Sponsorinf! Institution International Harvester and Frayser Alta Vista Civic Club 309 South Second L. E. Hester Continental Mortgage Company 624 Falls Building Memphis, Tennessee 15 W e Proudly Salute THE BOY SCOUTS I "Building the L eaders of Tomorrow- Today" I ~ S. C. TOOF & CO. PRINTERS • LITHOGRAPHERS • STATIONERS SYSTEMS DESIGNERS • OFFICE OUTFITTERS 195 MADISON • MEMPHIS Shop with Ease at Toof's While You Park Fr ee Directly Across the Strr? et 92nJ INSURANCE ~,~. 81 Monroe Phone 5-3581 Proof of Quality OLIVER-FINNIE CO. COFFEE • CAN D,Y • SPICE • EXTRACT 16 ' t •• MEMPHIS HARDWOOD FLOORING CO. 1591 Thomas St. HUNTER FAN AND VENTILATING COMPANY "Exclusive Fan Makers Since 1886" CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. LIST OF UNITS, LEADERS AND SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS SOUTHEAST DISTRICT Rev. Joel Wiggs .................................................. District Chairman F. June Montgomery ................................ District Vice Chairman H. R. Blackwood.-... ··························· - ······District Commissioner Troops Scoutmaster Sponsoring Institution 7 William B. Springer ____ Union Ave. Methodist Church 8 Claud Black.___ _ Buntyn Presbyterian Church 10 Duane E. Mallery ........................ ... Temple Baptist Church 19 Harry Simpkins _ . _____ Union Ave. Baptist Church 21 James Brown ____ .•.. White Station Improvement Club 24 J. D. Carruth....... ··-.St. Matthews Methodist Church Fishermen's Club 40 B. W. Ewing·--··---·-····-----·-·--·---St. Lukes Methodist Church 42 Cameron Ciugh.. ·-·· ..... St. John's Episcopal Church 50 Herbert T. Brooks ..... -----·----------- Collierville Rotary Club 53 N. A. Schingle ____________ Bethel Southern Methodist Church 55 Millen Darnell. _ ... Second Presbyterian Church b4 Allen M. Strautman Sr.___ _ _ Prescott Memorial Baptist Church b8 0. N. Cole ... .... . .. _____________ Amer.can Legion 74 Fred 0. Baker_ Park Ave. Lodge No. 3b2 F. & A. M. 75 Lee J. Visconti -·_ .......... Elliston Ave. Baptist Church 79 J. M. Strawn ··-·· .. Rebecca Memorial Methodist Church 81 E. N. Hall .... Capleville Memorial Methodist Church 82 Raymond J. Hoffman ..... -.St. Anne Catholic Cliurch 87 Robert E. Flemming. . . ... Germantown Civic Club Inc. 89 Raymond C. Tatom .. Park Ave. Presbyterian Church Packs Cubmaster Sponsoring Institution 2 Dr. Milton Stern ... ___ St. Lukes Methodist Church 5 James A. Jaques. . ....... White Station Improvement Club Compliments of HAYS SUPPLY COMPANY South Front 17 Packs Cubmaster Sponsoring Institution 9 J. B. Price --······- ..... --·----· _ --·--··-- .... Crossroads Club 13 M. J. Vosse Jr. Prescott Memorial Baptist Church 24 Charles Smith ____ St. Matthews Methodist Church Fishermen's Club 27 Benson Sales -··· . . ··- Union Ave. Baptist Church 28 W. B. Richardson _ ·····-···Park Ave. Cumberland Presbyterian Church 3b P. 0. Piper ...... -...... __ . Board of Mayor & Aldermen, Collierville, Tenn. 40 W. F. Stephenson .. St. Lukes Methodist Church 54 A. C. Slater___ _ · St. Anne's Catholic Church 55 E. R. Ledbetter _____ Second Presbyterian Church 79 D. P. Henley .......... Rebecca Memorial Methodist Church 82 Joe E. Wimmer ______ St. Anne's Catholic Church 214 James S. Roaten . _ South Central Civic Club Posts Post Advisor Sponsorinf! Institution 40 Howard M. Grube St. Lukes Methodist (.;hurch 42 A. B. Bowman . __ St. John's Episcopal Church 50 0. C. Dean .................................. Collierville Rotary Club b8 R. Von Steiner . ··- Memphis Post I, American Legion 79 Ray Dalrymple, Sr. ·-········ .. _ Rebecca Memorial 81 82 201 N. H. Edwards__ Robert E. Coletta J. D. Grabowski .. Methodist Church Capleville Methodist Church School St. Anne's Catholic Church ________ Park Ave. Cumberland Presbyterian Church BOYLE INVESTMENT CO. Real Estate Loans-Insurance 148 Monroe Avenue For Best Foods Best Service Best Prices Buy At FRED MONTESl'S SUPER MARKETS 7 69 South Cooper 3362 Summer Dealers Wanted The W. T. Rawleigh Co. Manufacturers of Rawleigh's Good Health Products Medicines, Insecticides and Disinfectants, Food Products, Extracts, Flavors, Spices, Soaps, Toilet Preparations, Cleansers, Polishes, Stock and Poultry Preparations, Etc. 139 W. Illinois Phone 9-7661 MEMPHIS, TENN. MEMPHIS PACKARD, INC. · 18 Williams Shade & Awning Co. Nationally Advertised Merchandise MATTRESS RENOVATED• PLASTIC WALL TILE• STEEL WALL TILE • VENEHAN BLINDS • CANVAS AWNINGS • LAWN FURNITURE • WINDOW SHADES METAL AWNINGS • ASPHALT TILE • SLIP COVERS RUBBER TILE • DRAPERIES • TARPAULINS • LINO- - LEUM • CARPETS • RUGS 807 Union Memphis, Tenn. GLASGOW & LAZARUS Distributors Lion Oil Products Kelly-Springfield Tires Automotive Parts and Accessories I 073 Riverside Drive 1327 Jackson Ave. Phone 35-2519 Phone 2-6256 in nationwide tG$te tests J. 0. GOSHORN COMPANY For Baking That's . . . Always Right .. . Always Light Try LIGHT CRUST FLOUR * CLAYTON-BROWN COMPANY Wholesale Distributors CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. LIST OF UNITS, LEADERS AND SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS SOUTHWEST DISTRICT Doyle Nance ............. .. ... .... .... ..... ......... ... .. ........... District Chairman R. I. Highgate ......... ................ ............. .... District Vice Chairman John L. E. Garner ....... ... .... ...................... District Vice Chairman C. A. Atkinson ............ .. ................ .............. District Commissioner Troops Scoutmaster Sponsoring Institution 3 William M. Dixon ...... .. Mclemore Ave. Christian Church 4 Roy C. Reynolds ............ ...... Character Builder Bible Class 5 Bill Duroin ____ . Madison Heights Methodist Church 11 Richard H. Hippel. -·-··Glenview Presbyterian Church 20 Guy Boyer ............ .................. ldlewild Presbyterian Church 30 W. H. Mclean ______ Whitehaven Methodist Church 34 George Phillips ........... Grace St. Luke's Episcopal Church 36 Alfred J. Distretti. .. _ ····-- Immaculate Conception Catholic Church 43 H. Kenneth Humphreys ............ Central Christian Church 46 Charles W. Edgerton .............. Barton Heights Civic Club 48 Lloyd Church ................. _Mclemore Presbyterian Church 57 H. F. Bittlinger_ ..................... .......... A. B. Hill P. T. Ass'n 60 T. R. Henderson.......... ........ . .. St. Paul Methodist Church 62 Emery J. Ward _ .. Norris Memorial Presbyterian Church 84 Sam Fitzpatrick ·-- ·-_Longview Heights Civic Club 90 Robert L. Shanks _---· First Assembly of God Church 91 Earl C. Berry ............ Mallory Heights P. T. Ass'n. 94 C. Allen, Jr ... ·--· .. . Calvery Methodist Church 95 D. R. Hepburn .................... Kiwanis Club & Memphis Housing Authorit~ 97 Robert Lee Irwin, Jr ....................... Parkway Baptist Churc 99 Robert L. Moore ........... _ .St. Thomas Catholic Church GATES LUMBER CO. Retail Lumber and Mill Work 1256 S. Bellevue Phone 9-1661 19 Packs Cubmaster Sponsoring Institution I Theo Couch ___ ···-·-····-· ldlewild Presbyterian Church 6 T. T. Beecroft_ _____ .• Adult Bible Class of St. John's Methodist Church 11 David E. La Bonte.·-·-·· .... Glerlview Presbyterian Church 34 Carlisle Page ............... Grace St. Luke's Episcopal Church 44 G . W . Shill.. ......................... ............. ........... Kiwanis Club 56 Dudley S. Nichols ··-···--·---·· Greenland Heights Methodist Church 60 James L. Walters .... ....... ......... St. Paul's Methodist Church 90 William H. Halton_ ...... - First Assembly of God Church 91 H. B. Kirksey .. ·--·····--·· ...... Mallory Height P. T. Ass'n, 99 John E. Scanlon .. ··- _ St. Thomas Catholic Church 202 Clyde Springer ........................ Pentecostal Holiness Men's - Fellowship Posts Post Advisor Sponsoring Institution 11 I. A. Wadlington, Jr. ·· - .. Glenview Presbyterian Church 43 J. H. Barcroft ·······-····· ·--- _Central Christian Church 91 W. L. Shanks ......... -···-···- _ Mallory Heights P. T. Ass'n . JORDAN LUMBER CO. Retail and Wholesale LUMBER and MILL WORK TRUE-TAGG PAINT CO. THE SOUTH'S FINEST SINCE 1896 TR.UE'S PAINT PRODUCTS "We Sold Your Great Grandfather" John A. Denie's Sons Co. Building Material 373 Adams Howard Graham Co., Inc. Complete Home Furnishings Phone 2-8124 1359 Madison at Crosstown STEEPLETON GENERAL TIRE COMPANY Tire Specialists I 0-Hour Service By Appointment Telephone 8-2225 246 Monroe Ave. 20 Dr. Pepper Bottling Co. 921 Rayner Phorie 2-21 1 8 Memphis, Tenn. Swayne Latham Tires W. J. CURRY & SON REALTORS INSURANCE 224-225 FALLS BLDG. PHONE 37-4416 Ellis-Bagwell Drug Co. "The House That ServicP Built" 455 S. Front Memphis Semmes Bag Co., Inc. Lehman-Roberts Company (INCORPORATED) HIGHWAY CONTRACTORS Lexington, Ky. Memphis, Tenn. LYTLE McKEE COTTON CO. 89 SOUTH FRONT STREET CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. LIST OF UNITS, LEADERS AND SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS CRITTENDEN DISTRICT MISSISSIPPI DISTRICT Sam E. Cross ...... _______ _ -------------··-··District Chairman .J- R . Barber ...... .......... ... ... ...... ...... District Ch airm an W. B. Fordyce ........ ---·--···-·----District Commissioner J. ]. Robert s .. ... ........ .. · ··-· --- ---Dist rict Commissio ner Troops Scoutmaster 18 H. C. Phillips __ 72 Ford Turner ..... . 73 Taylor Claiborne .. Packs Cubmaster 18 Coiedia Reynaud 31 B. B. McCarley ·- Sponsoring Institution .Crawfordsville Rotary Club ··---- .. Marion Rotary Club West Memphis Rotary Club Troops Scoutmaster Sponsoring Institution 41 Laverne Sowell ..... Hernando Rotary Club 52 Charles Hal West........ ..... . ........ .. .... Sardis Rotary Club 77 Bert M. Cantrell.... • . . ... Senatobia Rotary Club 78 Edwin A. Flint... ............... .. ............. Batesville Rotary Club 88 A. R. Taylor...... .. ..... . ..... .. ....... Como Rotary Club 210 H. S. Handwerker--···· .Peach Creek Baptist Church, Pleasant Grove, Mississippi 72 John Stephens ........ ·--· Sponsoring Institution ·--- Crawfordsville Rotary Club West Memphis Rotary Club _ __ ----- Marion Rotary Club Posts Post Advisor 72 Ford Turner ........... . 73 Fred S. Raedels, Jr. S ponsorinf! Institution ............ Marion Rotary Club .. . West Memphis Rotary Club Packs Cub master 212 R. E. Rutherford 69 H. G. Wallace .. S Ponsoring Institution ........... lake Cormorant P.T.A. Sterick Bldg. National Funeral Home 1177 UNION AVE. One of America's finest and most complete-Facilities for any type of service; also renders services for policy holders of the National Burial Insurance Company. 21 Horn lake Booster Club WMC -79 ON YOUR RADIO DIAL WMCF -100 ON YOUR FM DIAL WMCT -TELEVISION-CHANNEL 4 The Afid-South's Most Complete Broadcasting Service ROTARY LIFT COMPANY 22 Greetings to our good /riends the Boy Scouts He/ea of Mempllis 1808 UNION AVENUE GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 1128 Union Phone 2-1 155 GOODYEAR TIRES, TUBES AND BATTERIES It's Double-Rich AT NO EXTRA COST 23 MARX & BENSDORF PATION BROTHERS Real Estate Sales and Insurance Cotton Merchants I 19 South Court Phone 8-1 12 I 92 S. Front Best Wishes To All Scouts R. P. HARRIS - ~ GRAVEL P1T CO. F. L. "Mutt" Abernathy, Owner * 24 Phone 35-2391 Route I, Box 5388 Whitehaven, Tenn. - --------------· ............... ~------.....-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill _ _ C.M.GOOCH LUMBER CO. Memphis, Tennessee • H. F. VANN & SONS CONSTRUCTION CO. I 089 Galloway 1003 Blythe LEWIS SUPPLY CO • Compliments of The National-Rose Company Manufacturers PERFECT SLEEPER MATTRESS 80-82 W. Virginia MEMPHIS 25 D istributors CROSLEY APPLIANCES .. CHAS. W. HARMON COMPANY ~ INSURORS All Kinds of Insurance 5 North Third Phone 38-1341 LEADER RAZOR BLADES , Single or Double Edge and Leader School Supplies Distributed By LEADER SPECIAL TY CO. 614-16 S. Main Memphis 3, Tenn. Phone 37-8657 PAT JOYNER ESSO SERVICE UNION at BELLEVUE Complete Lubrication Service Atlas TI res - Tubes Batteries and Accessories TELEPHONE 36-9641 Open 24 Hours LAYNE & BOWLER, INC. 26 Why Not Make "PILLSBURY'S" Pancakes Part of Your Camping Trip? PILLSBURY MILLS, INC. Memphis, Tennessee E. L. MERCERE, INC. FULLER ALIGNMENT SERVICE Specialists In WHEEL ALIGNMENT-BRAKE SERVICE MOTOR ANALYSIS AND TUNE UP 853 Linden 2909 Park Phone 37-1646 WHITTEN BROS. HARDWARE CO. Phone 4-6268 WHITTEN BROS. NORMAL HARDWARE CO. 549 South Highland "Cu st o mers Must Be Satisfied" CONLEY FROG & SWITCH CO. Boy, when you grow up be sure and let your wife have MEMPHIS HOUSE CLEANING CO. 629 S. Cooper Phone 2-2174 HINTON & HUTTON IMPLEMENT CO .• Inc. McDARIS LUMBER CO. 34 72 Bayliss Phone 48-6616- 34-2767 HOMER K. JONES DEAN 1 S COFFEE A BLEND OF THE FINEST COFFEE FOR OVER 70 YEARS CLEANERS INSTITUTE OF MEMPHIS Quality Workmanship and Superb Service are Assured by Members of the Institute. Let us Clean Your Valuable Garments. Skilled Employees and Reliable Firms Guaran.tee Satisfaction. 27 • TROY DOUTHIT AMBROSE Sporting Goo.ds Co. 191 Madison Ave. Phone 8-3292 SPORTS EQUIPMENT SUCCESS ROOFING CO. Shingles - Built-Up Roofing 1441 So. Bellevue SHELBY-SKIPWITH, INC. York Refrigeration and Air Conditioning 9-1212 972 Union Ave. Phone 36-5461 28 DeSoto Hardware · Co. "The Uptown Hardware Store" 52 S. Second St. Phone 5-2366 BLOCK & UNOBSKY COTTON • McCall Building TOWN AND COUNTRY DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT Specializing in Fine Foods and Sodas 2842 Poplar Memphis W. L. McBRIDE Electrical Contractor 166 Monroe -······-------- · ~~~~00~00 ~~~~N~~~. BUILDING MATERIALS Linden at Walnut Phone 8-0211 MEMPHIS STEAM CARPET CLEANING CO. 968 Jackson - 8-5959 Rug Cleaning Over 50 Yea rs , MURDOCK MAKES MORE LOANS Visit our new modern home 400 Union Plenty of Free Parking-Drive In Payment Window Hours 9 to 5 Daily MURDOCK ACCEPTANCE CORP. 400 Union - Ph. 38-1461 First in Loans • First in Financing JACKSON COOKIE COMPANY I 051 Firestone Blvd. Memphis, Tennessee Live in Memphis' Most Popular New Neighborhood CHEROKEE VILLAGE Kimball East of Semmes Wall ace E. Johnson, Inc. Builder of Distinctive Homes 875 Rayner St. 2-1182 29 F. M. CRUMP & CO. COTTON E. W. G. MEERS CONSTRUCTION CO. 166 Monroe • Memphis, Tenn. Tel. 5-1631 Nights, Sundays and Holidays Call 4-6404 THE UPJOHN CO. 299 S. Front Rick Mays J. D. Carruth Mrs. S. B. Blair LAMAR LIFE INSURANCE CO. In Your Family Economy As In Scouting BE PREPARED 51 5 Falls Bldg. Ph. 5-9822 TODDLE HOUSE America,s 24-Hour Host PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. OF MEMPHIS 3 16 So. Front Street Phone 5-0788 Two Favorites Duncan Hines Ice Cream Southern Ice Creams SOUTHERN ICE CREAM CO. 37-5344 Memphis, Tenn. 30 .. F. G. BARTON COTTON CO. LIPSEY'S FISH CO. WHOLESALE-RETAIL Fresh Fish-Oysters-Sea Foods OVER 25 YEARS BEALE & FRONT UNITED SERVICE & RESEARCH, INC. PHONE 8-8511 Realtors and Mortgage Bankers 8 I Madison Bldg. Phone 5-5303 31 As Memphis Knows, So Will America Leonard's Pit Barbecue Is Supreme I 140 South Bellevue Drive-In Perfection DRAKE CLEANERS & LAUNDRY Phone 7-0362 197 N. Evergreen BOXWOOD GARDENS Robert E. Boykin, Prop. "A Complete Landscape Shrubbery Sto ck" The Aristocrat of Shrubs 4639 Poplar Avenue Telephone 34-2060 Memphis, Tennessee BUSTER BROWN OFFICIAL BOY SCOUT SHOES SHOE STORE 8 So. Main "Memphis' Largest $hoe Store'' • CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. SEMINOLE DIVISION Troops Scoutmaster Sponsoring Institution I 00 L. A. Cook .... _ _ __ Centenary Methodist Church IOI Morris Jones, Sr. William H. Foote Homes 102 W.W. Cook.. .. ---·- M•tropolitan Baptist Church 103 F. J. Marable .. .... ..... ......... _ . Mt. Olive C. M. E. Church I 04 Zellner Shields .. ·········-··-···Mt. Pisgah Methodist Church 105 William Jones .. .... .............. Gospel Temple Baptist Church !Ob L. V. Johnson ... .. ___ First Baptist Church-Lauderdale 107 George Curtis ·-- -········St. Stephens Baptist Church I 08 Samuel Richardson .................... ... ... Manassas High School 109 W. B. Hegman .. ---·-·- Collins Chapel C. M. E. Church 110 Rev. I. N. Jackson... .. ...................... .. __ Weaver School 111 Robert J . Shores--····_ _ Eastern Star Baptist Church 112 B. T. Dickerson .. . ......... Mt. Nebo Church 113 James Johnson --·- .... .Great Middle Baptist Church 114 Grover M. Thompson .. ..... ..... . . ..... .......... Lester St. School 115 Charles Chatman Mississippi Blvd. Christian Churcfi I lb Cuba Brownlee, Sr. ___ .. .. ... Mt. Zion Baptist Church 118 Leonard Brown . Riverview Christian Church 120 Aaron Woodhouse . Salem-Gilfield Baptist Church 121 J. I. Taylor........ ......... .... .. . ........... ... ........... Lincoln School 122 Rochester Neely ............. ... .. .. ... .. Hamilton High School 123 Bennie Lee .. . .......... Martin Temple C. M. E. Church 124 W. C. Tyus, Sr •. ·········----· Douglas High School P.T.A. 125 Booker T. Seymore ---·- . J. S. Phelix High School 127 Charlie Perry, Jr. . .....• _ St. Matthews Baptist Church I !8 Clifton L. Grissom ... __ __ Shiloh Baptist Church 129 Leon H. Griffin _______ .. Emmanuel Episcopal Church 131 0 . L Cash ....... .. Hyde Park School 132 Lowell Wherry . .. ................... New Tyler A. M. E. Church 133 Louis Harrison ........ .. :.. ......... .. .Beulah Baptist Church 134 Joseph S. Simmons _ ... .. ... . ..... ........ Geeter High School 135 J. L. Walker ..... Hill's Chapel Baptist Church I 3b Noble Gatlin _. -········· .... Friendship Baptist Church 137 T. J. Loving ----··· .. .• • ............ Caldwell School 138 J. D. Taylor.. . . .. . . _ ...... Como Junior High School 139 J. H. Holmes •. Olivett Baptist Church 140 W. B. Couch............ __ Capleville School 141 George D. Clark, Jr. .. _ Magn<>lia School 142 Herman Gray ....... .. . _ St. Paul Baptist Church 143 L. D. Savage . _ Oakville Colored School 144 Johnnie Hicks ___ Greater First Baptist Church 145 Matthew R. Davi s_ Coleman Chapel C. M. E. Church 14b Judge Hayes ... Shiloh Baptist Church 147 Russell Taylor ... Springhill Baptist Church 148 R. B. Thompson St. James A. M. E. Church 149 Walter Houston Lewis St. Baptist Church 150 D. 0. Whitaker ....... Reuben Edward Shivers 151 Ernest Miller ........... Lutheran School 152 Adams Bailey..... La Rose School 153 D. D. Kimble ... ·· ·-----·St. Andrew A. M. E. Church 154 Fred D. Osborne, Sr ...... _ Greenwood C. M. E. Church I 5b Rev. L. H. Aldridge. _ Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church 157 Harvey Taylor _ . .. ·- _East Trigg Baptist Church 158 James J. Alexander ... - .. _ Brunswick Junior High School J. F. SHELTON COMPANY , Specializing MU ELLER H EA Tl NG and CURTIS AIR CONDITIONING 198-200 Poplar Avenue 32 T roops Scoutmaster Spons. oring Institution I bO Eddie L. Malone .... _St. Jude Ba ptis..t Church lb3 John E. Wesley First Baptist Church Chelsea I b4 Chastene Thompson ---·--- _White Station School and New Philadelphia Church I b5 Robert Harrison .................... .. Mt. Moriah Baptist Church lbb Rev. Melvin Tole"- LeMoyne Gardens Tenant Ass'n. I b8 Lucious Dentzler .. .. ...... . .................... ... .. First Baptist Ch1.1rch 170 Herbert Jones_. ···-- Millington Junior Hjgh School 172 Charles Williams.. _ .. __ Summerfield Baptist Church 173 Robert C. Keglar -··· ... ........ .. .... Green Hal School I 7b Robert Mairley. -···--··-·---- Mt. Moriah Baptist Church 177 A . B. Owens , Jr . ···--···· -----· .. Alonzo Locke School 178 Eddie Lynch____ _ __ .-----·-···· New Bethel Baptist Church 179 Hosea Montgomery. ..- _ Lane Ave. Baptist Church 181 Elias Johnson ___ Hernando Colored School 183 Peter Murphy _ -· - .. Progressive Baptist Church 184 Will Brown, Sr. _ New Salem Baptist Church 185 Louis D. Waller _ Greater Mt. Zion Baptist Church I 8b William R. Thomas Batesville High School Pack Cubmaster Sponsoring Institution 100 Odell Guy __ Mt. Zion Baptist Church I 0 I Willis E. Brown --- Douglas High School P.T.A. 102 Everett Toliver ..... . _ .... -·-·.Virginia Ave. School I 03 Edward Matthews_ .......... .... ......... ..... ... Lester St. School I 04 E. A. Hawkins, Sr......... .. .... . Metropolitan Baptist Church 105 Samuel Harris.-··· · ........... ....... Friendship Baptist Church I Ob Morris Jones, Sr . . ....... William H. Foote Tenant Asso. 108 Nath.rniel Ridgley West Memphis School I 09 Eddie H. Ford • Beulah Baptist Church 110 Sonny Pulliam --·--- Marion Colored High School 111 Thomas Gilliam ·-- __ Eastern Star Baptist Church 112 Arthur L. Peyton --- Leath School 113 R. J. Kelly ·--- Grant School 114 James A. Jones --··-· _ .. Manassas High School 115 Calvin E. Casey -·--··- St. Stephens Baptist Church 117 Robert Zales .. __ ·- Summerfield Baptist Church 118 0onald V. Jackson ... ___ Florida Street School 119 J. K. Davis...... ... .. . ........ Porter School 120 Walter L. Pamphlet . ...... ... .. Hamilton High School 121 Thomas Sherrod . ..Coleman Cha.pel C. M. E. Church 122 J. P. Polk --·- Geeter High School 124 T. J . Beauchamp .. -· Magnolia School 125 Morris Murrell Lutheran Cooperative School I 2b Rev. T. R. Davis. ____ Mt. Pisgah C. M. E. Church 129 Elton Johnson Alonzo Locke School 130 T. L. McClellan - La Rose School 131 Rev. Otis Catchings -·- _ ··-- Lincoln School 132 Obediah Morris . __ .. Lane Ave. Baptist Church 133 Elwood A. Fields _ Salvation Army Men's Fellowship Club 184 Louis Hester _ ·- ..... New Salem Church Post Post Advisor 112 H. L. Hunter . _ Sponsoring Institution ···-···-Mt. Nebo Church Goody Evergood says: Enjoy EVER GOOD HAM • BACON • SAUSAGE Memphis Packing Comparw Memphis, Tenn. BUILDERS SUPPLY CO., INC. 4981 Summer Ave. SCOUTING with a PURPOSE No Youth Program in the world has a more sturdy framework for the building of resourceful, capable men, eager to accept responsibility, than the Bo y Scout Movement. Healthy minds in healthy bodies are the best possible insurance for healthy mankind. Men with Scout training are upholding the best traditions of American citizenship throughout the world today. In a trained (but not regimented) citizenry rests the hope for the future of our nation. 'Q__-9 R. A. TRIPPEER CO. 185 E. 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1952 Title A name given to the resource 1952 Chickasaw Council Boy Scout Exposition Program Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Event Scout Exposition https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/9a42c0ac56616be923babdb0ab6b0ff1.pdf 0f2b4ec6206de0e385b7e7b7ab171225 PDF Text Text HIPIHIS rl II IOMlt4IIIIt$ t?52 CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A. lNC. MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE .\ �CIIICKASA.W COUIICII,,, MEMBEBS 0r IFE p" S. A.-INC. EXECUTTYS Boagp - 1952 OfficorS Mro Urr, ALvan I', [ate, Jr. to Robert A,eklen Mr. W" IIo .&usttn Charlee M. Crunp Mr. R. D. I'uller Mr. A. trl. Hohenberg Mr. Elton Ao Bieves, Jr. Mr. J. 8o Walker *Mro A. I. I(c'trJhorter Mr. X'. I. Christenbury ivir. J. M. Mclftright _Mro Iviro lIerbert F. Hemker Mr. W. Gordon Morrls C.h.alrman Mr. Bolert Ir. Irwin, Jr, Mr. Bussell Perry Mr, A, K. Burrolr Ivho P, a, clayton Mr. Charles M. Crump Mr. [. Robert .A.ck1en I{r, J. !ir. }'1. Mel{night Jo B" Walker Mr. Joseph .A,. Dalstrom Mr. Id.win nalstrom Mr" Eoward ivl. *rube Mr, B. D" 3'u1Ler Mr. P. C. Clarke !4r. M. J. Yosse Do fennison, Jr. I. WllLlamson Bev. J oe1 Wiggs Mro Jo Mru 0. Mr. Eenrl Senner ivlr. C" ,A.rthur Bnree Mro J. D. Uarruth lvlr. E, M. tllayton Mr. 3en 3n Coffey, Jr. nr. A. W. nick Mr. tr. B. nonoLgon, Jr. *Ivlr" W. 3. Dormon, Jr. Mr. lhtL Enerick Mr. Smce if. Ewing Mro W. IIo I'lsher Irlr. F. Joe tr'lanagan *Deceased. Presld.ent Vlce*Presid.ent Vlee-President Vlcs-Presid.ent Viee-Presid.ent Vic+-Presid ent Vice-Presid.ent Vics-President Associate Secretary freasurer A,ssistant Treasurer Scout Corarlssioner Scout Sxecutive Coumtttee Act lvi.t les Ad.vancement .A.wards & Besolutlons Camplng Constitutlon & By*L,aws Cubbing Ixp1oring X'lnance Eealth & Safety Inter*Baclal Ireadershlp fraining 0rganlzation & Xxtension Outfitters Public Belations Distriet Chairman Northeast !l3n Doyle Nance Northwest }ir. Sam E, Cross Southeast Mr. J. Bn Sarler MembeJs*,A"t-.LAIgg Mr" B. B, GareI I{r.. Jo P. GoLd.sohmid. Mr. X, C. Grisson Mro Wo P" Ha11id^ay i.ir" C. Co Hand.ly i4r, [, F. Howard. A. J. Iverson Mr, F. C, Irambert Mr. Jo H. Iialone Mr, R. C" Mays Mr. Allen }iorgan Dr. A, R. Porter, Jr. IVjr, Southwest Crittenden Mlssissippi Mr. B. Go Ra,rnsafr Sr, ivlr. CO W' Rittelmeyer Mrn E, 30 Saunders Xr. I{o c* Schuoisser Dr. G. A, $cott i',fr. Wo IJ. Sharpe Iuir. Mr, Mr. Mr. Mr. J. Io Skinner l. Ko fhompson, Jr, Bo Ao Trippeer Do Ir. Valentlne H, G. Webb �I gi{3 sIr,qpB AWA"SDS U0 l,{E}qm.S N'OB T. Mc0abe *Mr" Oeorge CIIICKASA',4| C0UXTCIL'--.8. !ISIINGUISEM *Dr. J" C. Ayres Mr. C. 0f P. Phlllips BEAvER SERVICE TO Sr A.,INP,. SO1TIOON L96L Mr. F. I, Christenbury L942 r.991 Ilir" J. 1946 19 3L S, A1len *Mrn John A. Angus 1949 *Mro John T" Morgan 1"9S1 Mr. Charles M. Cnrnp 1949 *Mro John I" Roberts 1931 nr' 3. E. Jacobs L944 1931 Mr. Abe Scharff 1944 t9& i{r " Harry Webb *Mrr tr, R. Forsd.lck 1933 lir. *ivir. A. D. iviclihortor 1939 I,lr, Guy Soyer 1945 3. Coffey, Jr. 1934 Ivir. Joe O. Helns 1945 L935 Mr. 19 35 Mr. Srrrce W, Ewing 1956 Mr" 3rad.y l/ililey 1946 Mr. Xobert G. Bamsay, Sr a 1"996 Mr. M. it4. i{uckabee L9M Mr. Id^win Dalstrom 1,937 Irlr. 3u C. Grisscnr ].,947 Mr. R. Von Stelnen l-937 Mr. 1938 Mr. 3en *Mro Wa1tcr Ir. *Mr. Georgo Wood. Mr. Mr'. Gray 5'. Joe 3'lanagan C. Arthur Srrree Mr. C. H. Church *Mr. Joe Hopper Dr' f. S. Sl"iot Mr. g. l.t. Clayton Mr. l,lvan F. Tato, Jr, 3ob Dozier I. J. Robert Acklen L948 it{r. W. 1948 1988 i4rn fr, Sharpe Robert L" Irwin, Jr" 1949 r.939 Mr. C. W" Rittelatoyer 1999 Mr. Jack 1940 Mr. 1.940 ivrrr -Hrl]'L -EInerlCt{ F. Goldschnid, Ilarry Sinplrins a. K. Surrow 194L lvif r ivir. J. G. Gates 19211 ivir. floward L942 Mr. A. I"{r. W. P. I{allid.ay Clayton *Xecease& 1946 A. B. Carter ivir. ivlr. Po L946 t942 B. C. ivia,ys l,r. ''l o40 1C)trn L950 1950 1951 Grube J. n, fcnnison, Jr, 195L 1951 �AffEOI mE IJIYES 0X' B0YS IHE GOOD WOHKS OB DEVOTS,D VOIUNTtr*EBS. ouR RsrsP0Ns,Isll,rly T,9 lF,aiN 4{p rNsprsp TE&M l'lE CAN ONI,Y TEBOUGU rr rs 'i!"' ir S$0UIMASIIRS KsT ( q, Jlears) 3en 3, Coffey, Jr, Dr. Iloward" Curl B. Von Stelnen *8, Ko Treaoh *Joe llopper IriiLLer C, Johnson C, H. Church l" trtnd.l-e, Jr. Russell Peete Jaroes J. 3rad.y 1{iLey Phil E. Emerick Ned C. CantreLl J, Charles Cotton J. J. Jones iierrl lld.r.relL Hope H. Tord Irawrence loweLl J, 0ranvilLe Gatee Ilorrest MottwelLer Smery Ward. Joe Flanagan Fred.orlck iviillor i{. Robert L,. Dr. Bu [. Carney Huckabee Irwln, Jr. E. Jacobs Charles W. RitteLmeyer Sruce W. &\ring Chester Sheild"s Charles S, Church Bob Dozler H. ivi. BobinSon Harrg' Slripkins SKIPPSSSI 1"933 1934 1934 1935 1936 1"936 ].;937 t93l 1938 1938 1999 1940 1940 l_940 1940 1941 1941 $ Chester $reilds I'red.erick [. Carney *Deceased Reans Joe Helras Lawrence Kent E\rgene Parish tlilliam J. Newton, *Victor W. Wink1e Earl C. 3erry, Sr. A. 3en Orgel J. n. [ennison, Jr. R. S. Hayne Lloy(l. 19.tr6 1 OeLT L94? 1948 1"946 Jr. Eirby Stringer SCOUIERS KEY-. ( 3 1946 1943 L943 L946 1946 1946 1946 1946 Bob Dozler Sruce W. l\aring Howard M. Grube 1943 L942 1943 1946 1946 1946 Anbrose Highgate Kenneth Hur,rphreYs 1951 1951 L9 51 1951 J. I. B. I, !i. I.l, ivlartin Harold. B. Biaskwood. C. Senson Sales f94l. 1941 1942 1948 1948 1949 1949 1950 1948 1949 1949 1950 HaroLd. R. Slackwood C. Senson $61es ,J. R. Hurt 19r19 1948 L948 ].;947 B, Steeke,n SCOUTEBS "A,W4RPS ( S.veafs) L9+9 l'94? yeprd, 1o/Lo sgau fed Chi].dress Ytrgll t942 ,KEY (5 reprs) I'red.erick [. Carney I{oward. M. Orube Dr. [. S. Eliot A" B. Sowman Mrs, A. 3. Sownan David Gairhan E. C, Grissom Mrs. E, C. Grissom Mo I. Martin lvlrs. Iiarry H. Snee tr'. T. (Pat) Ihayer Dr, Hyrnan Greenfield" Hemker !I. F. W. A. Kinney 1 0.1A \949 'loRn 1950 1950 19 50 10 6n 19 50 1950 1950 1951 l-951 1951. �C i-lJCi{ r\ Sr\W CO U r\l C Jl-, ! 5.;\, ii rVJ Eful Pi-J JS, -l Irrl rrl J r\lC. , December 17, L953 Dear Scouteri Ae we approach the end. of another Scouting; year, It is welL that we pause and evaLuato the progress of thls great lviovement torruard. which you and. others like you are uuking eueh a valuable eontribut ion. lhe past year has brought numerouc problens whieh have into victorles d.ue to tho r:ntirlng efforte of atL of the scouters in our council. Your offlcers are hr::ubly gratefuL for the wonderfur spirtt of cooperation which has prevailod. throughout our ranks this year, and. rore should. alL look with renewsd. detorminatlon on forthconlng obstacLes, feeling that with such cooperation and effort no problem wlLl prove too great to overcome. been turned. i We feel that wlth our four tr'leId. txecutives, aided and directed. by the -A.sslstant Exocutive and our Executive, wo are for the first time ln a positton to glve ad.equate guldance and service to the nistrictso It is here, ln the District, that Scouting in the various units must si:rvivo or fat1, and. we are the lnstrr:.mentaIlty throrrgh which the ilfulrlt of Scoutlngrl must be kindled. and. taken to the ind.ividuaL boy. It is this nindividuaL boyrrthat is the focal point of aLl our efforts antl hts ultimate welfare raust be the goal toward which all our energies should. be d.trected.. as a Today your Councl1, lts membership m:nbering over gr E00, etands living testimonial to the r:ntirlng efforts of the hundred.s of men and wornen, present and past, who have worked that the boyhcod of our area mtglt enjoy the Scouting. unselfishly to the end. glorious benefits of 1; Sincerely, .A.Ivan F. 8ato, Jr., Fresid.ent" �Ci-l lC l(i\Si\!Y CotJll I 5,;\ Jll C. C Jl,, rll Irtrl Pi-l i5,'f [t\l r\l Decenbor 17, 1952 [o the I'rieads of Scoutlngt [o aI]. of us ln the Council the Annr:al Meetlng provid.es an opportunlty to take stock of what has been accomplished, in the pre* ced.lng tweLve uonthso For the year December accompl-ishments are lrany and foLlow, During thls ms{s nore progress Sreriod are shown tt ts tn sefrlng 1, 1951 * 30, 1952 these tn the Beports of my slncere boyhood. November Committees whlch beLief the Council has than tn any previous period. ln it,r htstory. Ehere has been more canping, better Dlstrict operationr more activities; r,,&lch, together with the excellent work of the Unlt Lead"ers, the splend.id. Courmlsstonerte Staff, the fine Conimitteos and. the smooth functioning of the Executivs 3oard. has produced results in uilrich all of us can take justlftable priflen So each and. every one of you r,rho have mad.e these accomplish". I take thls opportunity to elpress my deep appreciation for aLL that you have iloae; for there 1s no d.oubt that you ruho a,re lead'. lng youth to become men of character, trained. for participatlng citizeoshlp, are building a stronger foundation for the future of our Natlon. rnents posslble mey Siueere3.y yours, lh A \nn - 7y. 1s' *"r t'(-c+,, /l ( Uttw-t' tI. Gord.on Morls, Scout Executive" WGM: MC �\ KiP o KT5 a,c B rv lTr.Es -cpl/${ rrlEE Dglng the past year lt was tho aim of your Counoittee to carry through on prograns which wouLd f,it aIl age groups * Elplorers, Scouts a!d. Culs' Partlclpation by as na.ny boys as posslbLe wa,s oux nain objeetivor poY s-cou[, 1iIEEr Ciurrch attenda.nce, in a bod^y, by units, parentsl lons, etc. nade this weok outstartdlng, nightel d'emonstrat* EEOSIIION 't{1th the fine supnert of alI leaders and boysr we staged. our finest at the $heIby County Sutld.ingn luraediately after the Exposition we started on plans for the L953 show to be heliL ta Mtarcho show -: Jt:ne 6*f-B . [he Cang:-O*Bee was pLanned and. carried out for ]oth Scouts and. E:4plorers on the same date. Ehe spirit was oxoellent with 38 froops and. 15 Posts part,lcipating" CAIP 6U.FRIEB CAlPrO-BpE There was a rr[E total 1? Class ttA.il Award$ $ero presented. 7 Class lfB,l jt!{ards were presented. 22 Class lr0u Auards were presented of 46 S,wards presented. as conpared to 35 Award.s in 1951+ !EnBY fhe Kite Derby for Cub Scouts was he].d at Audubon Park anil Overton Fark, the folLowing S"wards were mad"e: 35 Class rlA.ll Arrard.s uere presented. 3 C1ass llBll Awards were presented. 5 Glass ll0ll Awards were presented. Sorty three units participated, in thls event. [he Cub Scouts, Scouts and. Explorers pa,rticipated in the fcllowing events! C1ean Up, Fix Up, Paint Up ?arade in April I'lre Prevention Weck * startlng October 4th Yictory Xay Parade - Nover:ber 1lth ir{any Units par:tlcipated and two the i;leug:his Fire Department. trophies were presented. to the Councll by X]CPIOBEB PO SSUM HIJI{I lhe Possum l{urt and Square Dance was held. at Carp Currier October 25th. Tho event w&s a trernend.ous success with 375 attend.ing. C.OOD IUXN DAY As a good" distributed. shoes, etc. turn for GoodwiLl Industries, Cub Scouts, Soouts, nktr''lorors approximatcly 20rOCO bags and asked. peopi.e to give clothing, which could. be used. by Ooodwill Industriesu Over I0r000 of' the bags were collected. - these having as estinated. value of over $e0r00O,0O. [he rraterials col].ected will ]e cIeaned., repaired. and. soLd. ]y fi].Ied Page -1* �-1 ACIIVISIES COit$WStEE (-Cgnt.1the hand.lcappod. people who are afford.ed, omployrnent and. wages by the Goodwill Industries, Bhis was one of the best good turl:s our boys have ever d.ono r bellevo more Cubs, Scouts, Xxplorers took part in thc various above than ever befora and. that the publls is more Scout consctous. Not aI1 activlties wero on a Counsil IeveI, as our Districts aro to be commend.ed. on tht: finc prograri of activities in the Distriets. We appreciato the splend.id. cooperatlon reeeived. from overyone in carrying out a vcry flnc year of activitios, trtle activitles ltstod. aIL-time hlgh in Ad.vancenent was attained d.uring L95P" thero gain ln overaLl advancornent of l?$ av* the 1951 rocord.. this yoar was a 3?8 Boards of [evlow and. Courts of llonor were hcld.o In addition to thesot therc wcre also a total of 14 District Eaglo Oourtg of Eonor d.urlng which tlme 68 Eaglo Sad.ges were awardcd.. .A. new [he succoss of tho Ad.vancement Program is a ref].ectlon of the Plannod. and contl&uouswork of thc Distriet and. Untt lcad.crs in the Cub, Scout and" E4plorer programgr ALI of the Districts are to bc d.uring the past year, It ls cnmnendcd for thcir ad.vancement progress worthy of notc that thc ScminoLe Division $he followlng advanccmont has bocn mad.c in L952 and ts the 1951 rccordl cu33I]\TG le5L W compared. 'ruith G4,r.N 298 g6r 63 2r9 LlB 269 t48 50 30 67 B2 15 SCOUIIi{G lvicrit Sad.gcs 836g 5BB o(<,o 699 965 Second. C1ass oo L4 Wolf Sear Irion Wcbclo Sirst e Class $tar Lif e t67 83 Saglc 48 6B dv 10 a9 10 1B 15 Eag3"c Paln l.0ss 1"61 296 181 on 233 had. 7 EE'LORINS Sronze -Awards Gold. Awards Stlver ;lrarards Craft Skills Xmergcney Skl}Is Physlcal 3'itness Yo cat lona] I-rplorat lon 5 I 1 a 10 t* I I 5 d 3 2A 19 5 16 11" 3 3 1 1 B B 1 L 6A37 878 a Seaimnship Aviation Outdoor $ktl-Is Navlgation total .Ad.vancsncnts 2 Page -?-- �'! CS"I(PING CO&S,IITIEE there was a treraend.ous upsurge in canping during the past $ear - morg Scouts participated. in the canrplng prcgram than ever before in our hlstory. Your Committee feels that the Unit Lead.ers have done an outstand.jng job and. are to be congratulated. on their fino accompLishments in leading their boys into the great out-af-d.oors. Tnr the firet time Scouts of our Council went to Philatont Scout Ranch, Cifiarron, Nevr Mexico, They had. a wond.erful tine snfl another trip ls plannetl for next year. At Canp Currier a Tree tr'arm wa6 started. this year. It will be und.er the supervision of e4pert foresters and r,rl11 do much toward. helping this ean.gl. In this ccnnection some of the tirnber was cut, and" soLd.. The results of thts cutting 6111 provlde money for more lrrprovements in our camping progran a,nd. will enable the remaining trees to grow ar.d d.evelop und.er better condittons. Your Coinnittce feels this is a nost worthv;hile project, especially as the proJoct will hei.p to teach conservation. $everal classes of foresbry stud.ents fron: dlfferent colleges have already stud-ied. the forestry program und.er the supervision of the forestry e4pertsp Plans &re no!{ under way for rmny need.ed^ tmprovements at our campsr includ.ing new equipnrent for Camp Cumier and. a new d,ining hall- for ltamp Kia Kima, in ad.dition to nunerous repairs and. replacernents at both caJnps. Below youwill find, figures for the fiscal year ending Nov. 30, Cpi/tr3.8.IS0N 0r A"ITU{IANCE 1951 Scouts attend.ing Carap Scouters attend.ing Camp l[unber of Scout Days I$uaber of Scouter Days Nu,n:ter 3,748 oor 8,150 L,287 1,892 of Visltors COI\@3.BISON Currier [ota1s Gain 1954 Logs 1,l-48 4, E56 835 198 10,511 2,36r I,597 310 6t4 2,506 Oairr Loss Nur$ber Sggbgl Sct. tdks. Sct. idks. Scoute Scouts 1e.51 1e53- Carnp CAi'lP CUBRIEB QT ATE-U{D,A1[CS AT S't'}4ffi& CA}ES Nu.r.:ber }iunrber Kamp Kia Ktma. 06mp Th'l.1er AI 195L: 1e5l- 57 76 19 524 5AB B 2T? 200 794 804 !7 L0 83 965 302 1, S50 G.ain loss Wfr 96 974 IO q 311 I 1,38r g1 Page -3- �CampinE Comr.l_ttee ( x4-c"aP 0r At[,.8[rDA]rcS A! cont.) I0NG_AI{! S$oRT IERM CA,IPS Nunbsr Nunbel Og,in Loss Nuiober Nwbqr Oaig Losg Scouts Sgouts $ct. Days Sct.Days Camp Kamp Ca.arp Currier &ia Kima l'uller Nisc. $ltos ( Srort term) Misc. Sites (Long f,ern) [0rars 1e51 r95B 4r708 4, 855 L 5A0 5eB 2L? eo0 1,069 1 , 480 57 85 Ie51 I t t 50 148 I 4L2 L0,5LI 2,961 a , L4 6,818 2,L?? L,605 3,ogg lt4a4 6 , 7 55 1? 19.5! I 8 ffi? 6,570 7 r]-Ag L,579 19,21L 1,07? 63 63 198 2g16a) 4,409 CiISBIltIO C0lCI{I[IEE fhe Cubbing Coramlttee te very proud to report of tts accon'plishments for the year 1952, Xuring the past year successful Cub Scout Actlvlties lneLud.ed the Cub Klte Dorby, Cub-O-Bee, Exposltion and the raost inportant, those in the Pack, Den and houe. Ihe Kite Derby held tbia f;edr was ln three sections with the 1argest attend.ance of any Ktte Derby in the h|story of Chickasaw Council. fhe real" proof of the ef,fectiveness of our Cub Brogram in Chickasaw Council is in the contlnued growth and galn of Cub Ad.vancement in 1952. Please note this fine Cub Scout "Advancement in the Ad.vancement Comnitteets report and. the increaoe in membership ln the Organization and. Xxtenston Comnitteel s report. r' Page *4- �'! E]PJ,OR Il'T0 C0 lvil/i I - t [f& Ihe Explortng Conmitteo ls proud to report that the year 1952 was the most successful in the history of Exploring in Chickasaw Councll. l{any new and varied. activities have inereased the d.enand. for Explorer Unlts; and the fuII neasure of results in E:ploring for 1952 can tetter be neasured by the influx cf new XEplorer Units in 1953' [he erowning Erpl"orer Socta] of the year, as a Cor.rncil-wld.e activityt the lPossun Hunt and. Square Dancer [here were a tota]. of 375 porsons partlctp.ting rtrhich alnost doubles the attendance of 1951. was activlty was add"ed to the rosters, the Cementery large portion of the suecess of this operation raust be cred.lted. to the U. S. Air Force. This service branch gave.us two mon for our staff, developed a movie fih.r of the Shca.nprient and. parachuted. Ihls year a new Rid.ge Sncanrpnent. A suppltes d.uring a survival operation. young nen and. Ad.visors md.e the coLorful trip to Phihnont !:cplorers sa,de a sid"e trip at Cimarroor New Mexico. Ihese to 01d Mexteo bringing back souvenirs, rlswap itemsll and nenorles of an adventurous trip. Mr. I. A. Wad.ltngton, Jr., one Of the Ad.visors, mad.e sone exceptlonal movies eo that those of us who could. not nrake the journey niight enjoy their experiences, Thirty-six Smut lanch fhe U, Sr Navy and. lltckey Srothors Lumber 0o. have taken smalLer of Xxplorers on various trips to vtew and use their facilities, lfith the Counctl X4plorlng Comrnittee serving r* 46vfs,orsr four Conimittees arade up of Exp3-orers have becn set up to plan Council Srplorer activities, And. vrith the expression of their d.osires the Council can better arrange lurposeful act ivities, groups With rnany eocisl and high adventure activities within the varlous Posts, plus the weekly Exp}orer treks at ihnp Kia Kilca, wetre on the upward. trall" toward a welL round.ed. E:rplorer Prcgram. Page -5- �IT }:iAiil for Chictrrasr,vr maqy I'eals cx coiin.,iI trEE Couneil is entirely free of clebt, as it has been the pclicy to spend. on1;r thsse firnd.s which f,iere in haad. lhe 'oooks he,ve been audited- by Peat, I,larrrick, Mitchell & Co., Certified- Public Accountants, and. have been found. in ord.er. fie are d"eeply ind-ebted to our auditors for the outstand.ing service r,rhich thqy have given above a.nd beyond" the aud.lting of the books - they ha.ve set up office systens and. hl,ve aid.ed. in mary ways to improve the efficency of the Corurcilt s rccord.s ;t-11 of us certainly owe thern a vote of thanks for their many contribu-tions to thc cause of Scouting. 3rr careful management all camps uere operated urithout a loss during the i:ast summer, and this d"espite the very low carnp fees of $I4r00 per r,.,eek for r+hite Scouts and. $7.00 per r,reek for l':fegro Scouts. ir{ar1v other catps charged. irigher fees but vre do not berieve they d.ld. ar:y better carqping, Our Cor,,nci1 is gror,ving rapidly (oven tef, in the past year ancl over in the last 5 years), fi"rrcb the need. for more fuad-s is a constant uroplen. [his year, in ord.er to meet this need.r a Sustaining ilembership CampaiSn v/as carried. through to a successful conclu-sion. fhe resdts of this Campaign enabled us to live witirin our buC.get to clate and. we do not believe 1,/e.,ui11 be overspent by the end of the calendar year, -t6$ lle d.eeply and. sincerel;,r alpreciate the contributi6ns of our glr-staining Members r,.,hich ma-d.e it possible for better tralning to be provid.ecl for the 91668 bo;rs 636 lead.ers noy on the rol1s. g1ad. to report the 1952 3oy Scout i:mosition atrd. the Seminole 3o,r Scout Xxr:O sition r.,,ere successfuL ascl fu:ids $rere ra,i sed. th,'ough these neeJis for canrps and. camp improvement. ]Tone cf the aoneJr from these events is used. in our opcrating expense. lie are llivision Chicl:asaw Council faces a great ehallenge for 1953. fhe rapiC. grovrth, the e:qranrled. activities and the continuqd. rise in the cost cf opcratioils vri1l pu.t a, severe strain on oul: finances. Your Committee is rnaking evcry effcrt to secure tlie needed. money in ord,er that Scouting may go forr.erd. and serve the youth of our area who wa,rrt and need. this training. Page -6- �ITEAIm ' & SAIETY C9rMrTlEr The functions of the Heal-th and Safety Cornmlttee overlap those of all other operating Comrnittees of the Council. The fine eooperat,ion of these other Conmittees and. of the ind.ivid.ual lead.ers in the Council have centributed. materlally to Health and. Safety progra.rn, Ycur Coninlttee tnspeeted Ka$p Kia Kima, Camp Currier and Camp X'ul1er a.nd found. cond.itions in our Council camps to be very satisfactory. Reeoi::nend.ations for even better Health and. Safety oond.itions have been nacle for the 1953 season. Again this year we were fortunate in havlng a mernber of the National Staff te inspect {arp Kia Ktma and his report on ilealth and. Safety cond.itlons was extremely favorable, lhrough the close eoeperati.on of parents, offieials anC the ned.ical exaniners, llodk of the boys anC. men attend.ing our Couneil camps reeeived. the required. physlcal e:<aminatlon before golng to eanp anel the necessary recheck upon arrlval at the earip. Waterfront safety ls of primary inportance ln the Hea1th and" Safety prograln of the Council; and ycur Comu:ittee found. trhe waterfront safety program for the supervtsion of swlnming aad bcating extremely well ad.ininlstered. at our Council campsr Health and Safety are a vltal part in the 3oy Scout program both in lead.ership and toy tralning, Ihe Leadershlp fraining Corrmlttee gave Health and Safety instructlcns at eaeh Leaders Training Course. truring the year, 699 Scouts who advanced. to Second. Class rank were tralnerL in First Ald and Safet;,'g 296 $couts ruho were pronioted- to the 3'irst CIass rank were further tralned. ln First Aid. ltre foLloruing Merlt Sadges related, were earned^ d.uring the yearl PubIic Health Perscnal }Iealth Iirst Aid. L,ife Saving Swiraming Physical Xevelcpement to the Health and Safety L3B Athlet lcs t"53 Canoe L64 Rowing t6 73 Safety 82 81 X'irernanship 186 171 ing Progran 1r5 4+ .ltr::s.ngenents are now belng road.e for an inspecf i,rn of every Unit rneeting place l;lu'oughout tho Council. Plans for this inspection will be anncunced in tho near J'utrrre. [hese inspoot*ops will be mad"e by the Health snd $a.t"e{,y Comnittee ln the listricts, with bhe coope:'ation of the Ccrinissl.(rr.)€!-!''s Staff, a;rd. will cor'er conditio:rs affecting IIea]-th and ga._f i i ' I I . ety. I I I ( I I I Page -7* �I "^l I .[[$t-R/rQ r r![_1QQ]$i,!l r$x lhe rork r:f the Inter-Racial Committee is confined. solely to lTegro and" is handled. through the Seninole }ivision of the Courrcil. youth the Cornmittee feels that all of us can be proud. of the Scouting program co.rried. on for the benefit of the Negro boys of our o,r€&r In the 106 Units in the Seminole nivision there are 21165 boys, the largest membership th.e Division has ever had.. fhe Council is now serving more Negro bol,s than any other Co,mcil in Region 5. Flease see the Organization & Extension Cor,rmittee report for detalls. For the third. yea.r the sumner carqp of the Division was held in Iuller State Far'l; These camping faclllties are satisfactory vdth some exceptions - there is no sruimming or boating avail. ble in the Park, vihich necessitates the transportation of the'boys to other places to get the necessery aquatic training. Limited. boatlng r^ias available at a sraa,ll lake on ad.jacent property through the courtesy of the ovrners. although plans for a su'j.mnlng pool ha','e been approved" and. the State of fennessee has ar:,rropriated. the money for construction, the pool cannot be built at the presorrt timc because of the steel shortaE;e, 't,tre urge that suimming be provio-ed. at Canrp 5'uLrer at the earliest possible d.ate. An ad.c"itlonal Field Executive uas enploJied for the Seminole li.vision tirlc ycar, so there are nol,r three staff members; the Division Xxecutive a"::d. tr,,o 5'ield. Xxecutives, servin6g this progra.m. Tl:is is the best staff we ha.ve ever hadr Ano bher big step forward. was mad.e this ;'ear in the acquisition of qrlendiC. new officos for the Seminole Division. Arrangements uere rnade vrith the l,le;rphis Urbar league to use two floors of the buildj.ng at 544 Beale Ave. for a period. of years. this building rvas rryaired and. redecora.ted and prcviCes comfortable, vrel1 Iighted. offices. ,tle belit:ve these office s to be a tremendous assot to the efficient operation of the Divtsion and r,re invito your inspection. XIe,::'e glad to rq':ort the advancerirent record. nas much better this;,.ear than last and. vre commend. the leaders for this improvoment. ltay it cc,nti.nue euid, increase d.uring the coming jrear. All in all, the Seminole l,rivision is meking progress. D:ring the coning /ear we pian to make the advantages of Scout training available to an eyen larger numbe:. of lfegro boys. l, Page *8- �IxAlSSi{rp [RiJlTr]Tg- CoJ,il{rTtEE Iurin,g 1952 the efforts of o,ur Training Committee has been d,er36,rd,s strengtening our training teams and itproving the quality of our training program. To this end, Cub, Scout and. kplorer ]read.ers lraining Courses have been held. in ad.d.itlon to Green 3ar conferences, qpecial cou-rses, Round.tables and. a Cubberst Porlpfiow. [hese Iraining experiences have been schedulecl. so that every person 1n the council cor-rld. receive the benefits of training. lhe folIor,rl lop Unit collf S eS. comparison shows our progress d.rJ.ring L95Z in Training lead.e::s ( Cubmasters, Scoutnasters, and post Arlvi$org) in basle Di t1 0 ,rtf strict 19 51 1952 So irtheast 2?.gfo DD "P So uthrvest 55.8$ 56 ,4' ifortheast 3e /, 5? /, lTorthr:est ?e {' 34 Cri t terrd.en L4. i.ii ; si r-. sippi 25, f, Serninole i}v. .sa 4, fi od^ 3.6/, 35,L,Eo !,re have eontinued to d.evelope oLlr I'raining fiIm iibrary and. oil:er tralning tcols. Cur Adult T::aining Center at Camp C"trrier has tieen most ussful ss the center of Scout and Xlplorer L,eader training out-of*d.oors. [he [raining Comnittee looks forrarard to 195I as a J/ear in r,&ich ue can a reai contribution thror:gh the t:"aining anci. coaching of our Unit lead.ers. To your learle:"ship Training Committee there is nothing more importar.it in the operi'rtion of our great counciL tha.n the tia.inirrg of the men who will Lead. boys, mal<e Page -9- �I ORG;;IZ;\TIt-,}i & fi[SIr.']:i COi.ii ilff i;i" Chicllasar,r Council nor,r ha,n the 1 est me.:bershin in its 36 year histqr;.__:_-?.!9:lQg!*Sco:tts, Scouts,. Ixpl.orers. 2,874 L*ead,qls,* a rqrand total of 9 ,668 OtlR GROi,itH -, ?'500 III PASI CJB GBOWTI{ IN PASO 5 7,000 OUR GROiJ,TH IN PAST 6, 500 OTIR G&Ol.iT}i I1'T . . YXAB L4.38{o xL r . . 6g.3lf, IO YIABS . PASf 12 7 56.?Bf, YXARS r YXAES. - L2n.56fo o 6, 012 000 5 500 tr 5,045 .5,000 trli.Nl + * 4,500 lni..:rir,:l 4 52? it,i{rl1 iil ;iri:i'r l,+iiri t.'_.: )-t1 4,000 I#iiirll l:il:::::i+! 3,605 I 3,500 j Rl., lffi'l 4,348 4,37\ i I ii,.l,l'.,.l | l:;i.:;::-::lf il liii,,.:i;ii l-::::::;::::..., t: t: 'JrZ{? !!!:{ l.::j.;.i.:j il li:r,::l::::ij r!i::iiil 3,000 l. :i:::::::':l l-::::::'i.i'l li:.:.:.i::::-i i i.':-":.1:::.: I 2,500 r.ii lti:l I fi::.1 -_ 2,00a r:i::::l i;i til{ | : :r::.:,i j lr:::_::::.:-l i ::.:::.i I :l r'r r\:{ ',:;.!i.>-:1 i,l,:'ji. 1 ,500 iii+i,1 l::.::i:r,: rl li#J j 1 ,000 1 i:'.,,,ii riii 1 [ii ,: ir':.j.:ri l.t:j:ijl fi.iii t+in ll!:'i.fi.l iiiiiiiiii.':jl lj'x.il iit;l,' Year 194-1 191.2 L943 1944 L945 t946 194? t9& 1949 1950 t9s1 rgba Page -10- \ �0rEan.lzation & Extension Sggglfile*rcgnt 3elow ) ls a eonrparison of menbership for the yoaro 1951 and. 1952r Dec. 1, 1951 Deen 1. 1952 gAiN l0SS Whlte Scouts Negro Scouts White 5:rplorers Negro Explorors 2r2& TOIA.I SCOI}IS & ffPiJOEE}lS 3179L -#* * llhite Cub Scouts Lr ggS Negro Cnb Scouts 2,12L 228 693 674 2,586 2,795 2A9 7 1294 917 UOIJIJ CTIB SCOUTS 11362 1"89 0 2r?83 L,468 543 I06 g6 225 40 ao 19 [0IAT: IEtrDlBS 2,045 2,374 329 OIA}ID IOTAI I/MMBURSIIIP 8 1422 9,668 11246 251 2?9 2B lotaL Units Ehe District 0rganizatlon anil Extenslon Coamittecs antL tho Comiaissionerl s Staff are to be eommenilocl for the outstanding job they have done this year" We slncereLy appreciate the fine service they have rend.ered. to the boys of Chlckasaw Council. Tho Seminole Divlsion has a gain of 5.354 tn rlenbershlp and, the pereentage of gain in the whlte membership Ls t9,6?f", givlng the CounciL an of tl$Bfo Cubbing last year had^ a galn o.f 22,1f" -- this year I .08$ gain --* rvhereas Scouts had. a galn of 3.8,68%, therefore, congratulations are in ord.er to the Scoutg, overaLl gain f t o6v �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Executive Board Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Description An account of the resource Contains Reports of Committees, Annual Reports, Recharters, and Minutes Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document HIPIHIS II IOMlt4IIIIt$ t?52 rl CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A. lNC. MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE .\ CIIICKASA.W COUIICII,,, p" S. A.-INC. MEMBEBS 0r IFE EXECUTTYS Boagp - 1952 OfficorS Mro Mru Bev. Jo 0. J Mro Urr, Mr. _Mro Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. *Mro Mr. ivir. Iviro Mr. Do fennison, Jr. I. WllLlamson oe1 Wiggs ALvan I', [ate, Jr. to Robert A,eklen W" IIo .&usttn Charlee M. Crunp R. D. I'uller A. trl. Hohenberg Elton Ao Bieves, Jr. J. 8o Walker A. I. I(c'trJhorter X'. I. Christenbury J. M. Mclftright lIerbert F. Hemker W. Gordon Morrls C.h.alrman Mr. Bolert Ir. Irwin, Jr, Mr. Bussell Perry Mr, A, K. Burrolr Ivho P, a, clayton Mr. Charles M. Crump Mr. [. Robert .A.ck1en I{r, J. }'1. Mel{night !ir. Jo B" Walker Mr. Joseph .A,. Dalstrom Mr. Id.win nalstrom Mr" Eoward ivl. *rube Mr, B. D" 3'u1Ler Mr. P. C. Clarke !4r. M. J. Yosse Presld.ent Vlce*Presid.ent Vlee-President Vlcs-Presid.ent Viee-Presid.ent Vic+-Presid ent Vice-Presid.ent Vics-President Associate Secretary freasurer A,ssistant Treasurer Scout Corarlssioner Scout Sxecutive Coumtttee Act lvi.t les Ad.vancement .A.wards & Besolutlons Camplng Constitutlon & By*L,aws Cubbing Ixp1oring X'lnance Eealth & Safety Inter*Baclal Ireadershlp fraining 0rganlzation & Xxtension Outfitters Public Belations Distriet Chairman Northeast !l3n Doyle Nance Northwest }ir. Sam E, Cross Southeast Mr. J. Bn Sarler Eenrl Senner C" ,A.rthur Bnree J. D. Uarruth E, M. tllayton 3en 3n Coffey, Jr. A. W. nick tr. B. nonoLgon, Jr. W. 3. Dormon, Jr. lhtL Enerick Smce if. Ewing W. IIo I'lsher F. Joe tr'lanagan MembeJs*,A"t-.LAIgg Mr" B. B, GareI I{r.. Jo P. GoLd.sohmid. Mr. X, C. Grisson Mro Wo P" Ha11id^ay i.ir" C. Co Hand.ly i4r, [, F. Howard. IVjr, A. J. Iverson Mr, F. C, Irambert Mr. Jo H. Iialone Mr, R. C" Mays Mr. Allen }iorgan Dr. A, R. Porter, Jr. Southwest Crittenden Mlssissippi Ra,rnsafr Sr, Rittelmeyer Saunders Schuoisser $cott Sharpe Skinner fhompson, Jr, Trippeer Valentlne Webb Mr. ivlr. Mro lvlr. Mr. nr. Mr. *Ivlr" Mr. Mr. Mro Irlr. Xr. Mr. ivlr. Mrn Dr. i',fr. Iuir. Mr, Mr. Mr. Mr. B. Go CO W' E, 30 I{o c* G. A, Wo IJ. J. Io l. Ko Bo Ao Do Ir. H, G. *Deceased. gi{3 sIr,qpB BEAvER AWA"SDS U0 l,{E}qm.S 0f CIIICKASA',4| C0UXTCIL'--.8. Sr A.,INP,. N'OB !ISIINGUISEM SERVICE TO SO1TIOON *Dr. Mr. *Mr" *Mro *Mro i{r " *Mrr *ivir. Mr. *Mro *Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr'. Mr. *Mr. Dr' Mr. Mr. ivir. ivir. ivlr. I"{r. L96L r.991 19 3L 1"9S1 1931 1931 1933 1939 1934 L935 19 35 1956 1"996 1,937 l-937 1938 1988 r.939 1999 1940 1.940 194L 19211 L942 t942 Mr. Ilir" *Mrn Mr. nr' Mr. lir. I,lr, Ivir. Mr. Mr. Mr" Mr. Irlr. Mr. it{r. i4rn Mr. Mr. Mr. ivrrr lvif r ivir. Mr. L942 1946 1949 1949 L944 1944 t9& 1945 1945 L946 1946 1946 L9M ].,947 L948 1948 1949 ''l o40 1C)trn L950 1950 1951 195L 1951 J" C. Ayres C. T. Mc0abe Oeorge P. Phlllips John T" Morgan John I" Roberts Harry Webb tr, R. Forsd.lck A. D. iviclihortor 3en 3. Coffey, Jr. Wa1tcr Ir. Gray Georgo Wood. 5'. Joe 3'lanagan Xobert G. Bamsay, Sr Id^win Dalstrom R. Von Stelnen C. Arthur Srrree C. H. Church Joe Hopper f. S. Sl"iot g. l.t. Clayton l,lvan F. Tato, Jr, a. K. Surrow J. G. Gates Po A. Clayton W. P. I{allid.ay *Xecease& a F. I, Christenbury J. S, A1len John A. Angus Charles M. Cnrnp 3. E. Jacobs Abe Scharff 3ob Dozier Guy Soyer Joe O. Helns I. Robert Acklen Srrrce W, Ewing J. 3rad.y l/ililey M. it4. i{uckabee 3u C. Grisscnr A. B. Carter W. fr, Sharpe Robert L" Irwin, Jr" C. W" Rittelatoyer Jack F. Goldschnid, Ilarry Sinplrins -Hrl]'L -EInerlCt{ B. C. ivia,ys floward l,r. Grube J. n, fcnnison, Jr, I l'lE CAN AffEOI mE IJIYES 0X' B0YS ONI,Y TEBOUGU IHE GOOD WOHKS OB DEVOTS,D VOIUNTtr*EBS. rr rs ouR RsrsP0Ns,Isll,rly T,9 lF,aiN 4{p rNsprsp TE&M S$0UIMASIIRS KsT ( q, Jlears) 3en 3, Coffey, Jr, Dr. Iloward" Curl B. Von Stelnen *8, Ko Treaoh *Joe llopper IriiLLer C, Johnson C, H. Church Jaroes l" trtnd.l-e, Jr. Russell Peete J. 3rad.y 1{iLey Phil E. Emerick Ned C. CantreLl J, Charles Cotton J. J. Jones iierrl lld.r.relL Hope H. Tord Irawrence loweLl J, 0ranvilLe Gatee Ilorrest MottwelLer Smery Ward. Joe Flanagan Fred.orlck [. Carney iviillor i{. Huckabee Robert L,. Irwln, Jr. Dr. Bu E. Jacobs Charles W. RitteLmeyer Sruce W. &\ring Chester Sheild"s Charles S, Church Bob Dozler H. ivi. BobinSon Harrg' Slripkins Dr. [. S. Eliot Ytrgll Reans Bob Dozler Sruce W. l\aring Howard M. Grube Joe Helras Lawrence Kent E\rgene Parish tlilliam J. Newton, Jr. *Victor W. Wink1e Earl C. 3erry, Sr. A. 3en Orgel Eirby Stringer J. n. [ennison, Jr. R. S. Hayne SCOUIERS KEY-. ( 3 yeprd, Lloy(l. B, Steeke,n HaroLd. R. Slackwood C. Senson $61es ,J. R. Hurt J. I. Anbrose B. I, Highgate Kenneth Hur,rphreYs !i. I.l, ivlartin SCOUTEBS "A,W4RPS ( S.veafs) Harold. B. Biaskwood. C. Senson Sales A" B. Sowman Mrs, A. 3. Sownan David Gairhan E. C, Grissom Mrs. E, C. Grissom Mo I. Martin lvlrs. Iiarry H. Snee tr'. T. (Pat) Ihayer Dr, Hyrnan Greenfield" !I. F. Hemker W. A. Kinney 1"933 1934 1934 1935 1936 1"936 ].;937 t93l 1938 1938 1999 1940 1940 l_940 1940 1941 1941 t942 1943 L942 1943 1946 1946 1946 19.tr6 1946 1 OeLT L94? 1948 1o/Lo 19r19 L9+9 1943 L943 L946 1946 1946 1946 1946 1"946 l'94? ].;947 1948 1948 1949 1949 1950 1948 1949 1949 1950 1951 1951 L9 51 1951 1 0.1A \949 'loRn 1950 1950 19 50 10 6n 19 50 1950 1950 1951 l-951 1951. SKIPPSSSI ,KEY (5 reprs) I'red.erick [. Carney I{oward. M. Orube 1948 L948 sgau fed Chi].dress f94l. Chester $reilds 1941 I'red.erick [. Carney 1942 *Deceased 'i!"' ir $ C i-lJCi{ r\ Sr\W CO U r\l C Jl-, ! 5.;\, J r\lC. rVJ Eful Pi-J JS, -l Irrl rrl , December 17, L953 Dear Scouteri Ae we approach the end. of another Scouting; year, It is welL that we pause and evaLuato the progress of thls great lviovement torruard. which you and. others like you are uuking eueh a valuable eontribut ion. lhe past year has brought numerouc problens whieh have been turned. into victorles d.ue to tho r:ntirlng efforte of atL of the scouters in our council. Your offlcers are hr::ubly gratefuL for the wonderfur spirtt of cooperation which has prevailod. throughout our ranks this year, and. rore should. alL look with renewsd. detorminatlon on forthconlng obstacLes, feeling that with such cooperation and effort no problem wlLl prove too great to overcome. We feel that wlth our four tr'leId. txecutives, aided and directed. by the -A.sslstant Exocutive and our Executive, wo are for the first time ln a positton to glve ad.equate guldance and service to the nistrictso It is here, ln the District, that Scouting in the various units must silif:urvlirvlto or fat1, and. we are the lnstrr:.mentaIlty throrrgh which the of Scoutlngrl must be kindled. and. taken to the ind.ividuaL boy. It is this nindividuaL boyrrthat is the focal point of aLl our efforts antl hts ultimate welfare raust be the goal toward which all our energies should. be d.trected.. Today your Councl1, lts membership m:nbering over gr E00, etands as a living testimonial to the r:ntirlng efforts of the hundred.s of men and wornen, present and past, who have worked unselfishly to the end. that the boyhcod of our area mtglt enjoy the glorious benefits of Scouting. Sincerely, .A.Ivan F. 8ato, Jr., Fresid.ent" ii 1; i Ci-l lC l(i\Si\!Y CotJll C Jl,, I 5,;\ Jll C. rll Irtrl Pi-l i5,'f [t\l r\l Decenbor 17, 1952 [o the I'rieads of Scoutlngt [o aI]. of us ln the Council the Annr:al Meetlng provid.es an opportunlty to take stock of what has been accomplished, in the pre* ced.lng tweLve uonthso For the year December 1, 1951 * November 30, 1952 these accompl-ishments are lrany and are shown tn the Beports of Committees whlch foLlow, During thls Sreriod tt ts my slncere beLief the Council has ms{s nore progress tn sefrlng boyhood. than tn any previous period. ln it,r htstory. Ehere has been more canping, better Dlstrict operationr more activities; r,,&lch, together with the excellent work of the Unlt Lead"ers, the splend.id. Courmlsstonerte Staff, the fine Conimitteos and. the smooth functioning of the Executivs 3oard. has produced results in uilrich all of us can take justlftable priflen So each and. every one of you r,rho have mad.e these accomplish". rnents posslble mey I take thls opportunity to elpress my deep appreciation for aLL that you have iloae; for there 1s no d.oubt that you ruho a,re lead'. lng youth to become men of character, trained. for participatlng citizeoshlp, are building a stronger foundation for the future of our Natlon. Siueere3.y yours, lh A - \nn 7y. 1s' *"r t'(-c+,, /l ( Uttw-t' tI. Gord.on Morls, Scout Executive" WGM: MC KiPo KT5 a,c B rv lTr.Es -cpl/${ rrlEE Dglng the past year lt was tho aim of your Counoittee to carry through on prograns which wouLd f,it aIl age groups * Elplorers, Scouts a!d. Culs' Partlclpation by as na.ny boys as posslbLe wa,s oux nain objeetivor poY s-cou[, 1iIEEr Ciurrch attenda.nce, in a bod^y, by units, parentsl nightel d'emonstrat* lons, etc. nade this weok outstartdlng, EEOSIIION 't{1th the fine supnert of alI leaders and boysr we staged. our finest show at the $heIby County Sutld.ingn luraediately after the Exposition we started on plans for the L953 show to be heliL ta Mtarcho CAIP 6U.FRIEB CAlPrO-BpE -: Jt:ne 6*f-B . [he Cang:-O*Bee was pLanned and. carried out for ]oth Scouts and. E:4plorers on the same date. Ehe spirit was oxoellent with 38 froops and. 15 Posts part,lcipating" 1? Class ttA.il Award$ $ero presented. 7 Class lfB,l jt!{ards were presented. 22 Class lr0u Auards were presented There was a total of 46 S,wards presented. as conpared to 35 Award.s in 1951+ rr[E !EnBY fhe Kite Derby for Cub Scouts was he].d at Audubon Park anil Overton Fark, the folLowing S"wards were mad"e: 35 Class rlA.ll Arrard.s uere presented. 3 C1ass llBll Awards were presented. 5 Glass ll0ll Awards were presented. Sorty three units participated, in thls event. [he Cub Scouts, Scouts and. Explorers pa,rticipated in the fcllowing events! C1ean Up, Fix Up, Paint Up ?arade in April I'lre Prevention Weck * startlng October 4th Yictory Xay Parade - Nover:ber 1lth ir{any Units par:tlcipated and two trophies were presented. to the Councll by the i;leug:his Fire Department. X]CPIOBEB PO SSUM HIJI{I lhe Possum l{urt and Square Dance was held. at Carp Currier October 25th. Tho event w&s a trernend.ous success with 375 attend.ing. C.OOD IUXN DAY As a good" turn for GoodwiLl Industries, Cub Scouts, Soouts, nktr''lorors distributed. approximatcly 20rOCO bags and asked. peopi.e to give clothing, shoes, etc. which could. be used. by Ooodwill Industriesu Over I0r000 of' the fi].Ied bags were collected. - these having as estinated. value of over $e0r00O,0O. [he rraterials col].ected will ]e cIeaned., repaired. and. soLd. ]y Page -1* \ ACIIVISIES COit$WStEE (-Cgnt.1- the hand.lcappod. people who are afford.ed, omployrnent and. wages by the Goodwill Industries, Bhis was one of the best good turl:s our boys have ever d.ono r trtle bellevo more Cubs, Scouts, Xxplorers took part in thc various activitles ltstod. above than ever befora and. that the publls is more Scout consctous. Not aI1 activlties wero on a Counsil IeveI, as our Districts aro to be commend.ed. on tht: finc prograri of activities in the Distriets. We appreciato the splend.id. cooperatlon reeeived. from overyone in carrying out a vcry flnc year of activitios, .A. new aIL-time hlgh in Ad.vancenent was attained d.uring L95P" thero was a gain ln overaLl advancornent of l?$ av* the 1951 rocord.. this yoar 3?8 Boards of [evlow and. Courts of llonor were hcld.o In addition to thesot therc wcre also a total of 14 District Eaglo Oourtg of Eonor d.urlng which tlme 68 Eaglo Sad.ges were awardcd.. [he succoss of tho Ad.vancement Program is a ref].ectlon of the Plannod. and contl&uouswork of thc Distriet and. Untt lcad.crs in the Cub, Scout and" E4plorer programgr $he followlng advanccmont has bocn mad.c in L952 and ts compared. 'ruith the 1951 rccordl ALI of the Districts are to bc cnmnendcd for thcir ad.vancement progress d.uring the past year, It ls worthy of notc that thc ScminoLe Division had. cu33I]\TG Wolf Sear Irion Wcbclo e SCOUIIi{G lvicrit Sad.gcs Second. C1ass Sirst Class $tar Lif e Saglc Eag3"c Paln EE'LORINS Sronze -Awards Gold. Awards Stlver ;lrarards Craft Skills Xmergcney Skl}Is Physlcal 3'itness Yo cat lona] I-rplorat lon Seaimnship Aviation Outdoor $ktl-Is Navlgation total .Ad.vancsncnts le5L 298 2r9 LlB 67 836g 5BB 233 t67 83 48 10 W g6r 269 t48 B2 o(<,o 699 296 181 on 6B a9 G4,r.N l.0ss 63 50 30 15 965 1"61 oo L4 7 dv 10 1B 10 t* 5 2A 16 3 1 B 1 5 I 1 a I 5 15 I d 3 19 11" 3 a 1 B L 6A37 878 2 Page -?-- -1 CS"I(PING CO&S,IITIEE there was a treraend.ous upsurge in canping during the past $ear - morg Scouts participated. in the canrplng prcgram than ever before in our hlstory. Your Committee feels that the Unit Lead.ers have done an outstand.jng job and. are to be congratulated. on their fino accompLishments in leading their boys into the great out-af-d.oors. Tnr the firet time Scouts of our Council went to Philatont Scout Ranch, Cifiarron, Nevr Mexico, They had. a wond.erful tine snfl another trip ls plannetl for next year. At Canp Currier a Tree tr'arm wa6 started. this year. It will be und.er the supervision of e4pert foresters and r,rl11 do much toward. helping this ean.gl. In this ccnnection some of the tirnber was cut, and" soLd.. The results of thts cutting 6111 provlde money for more lrrprovements in our camping progran a,nd. will enable the remaining trees to grow ar.d d.evelop und.er better condittons. Your Coinnittce feels this is a nost worthv;hile project, especially as the proJoct will hei.p to teach conservation. $everal classes of foresbry stud.ents fron: dlfferent colleges have already stud-ied. the forestry program und.er the supervision of the forestry e4pertsp Plans &re no!{ under way for rmny need.ed^ tmprovements at our campsr includ. ing new equipnrent for Camp Cumier and. a new d,ining hall- for ltamp Kia Kima, in ad.dition to nunerous repairs and. replacernents at both caJnps. Below youwill find, figures for the fiscal year ending Nov. 30, 195L: Cpi/tr3.8.IS0N 0r A"ITU{IANCE AI CAi'lP CUBRIEB 1951 1954 Gain Logs Scouts attend.ing Carap Scouters attend.ing Camp l[unber of Scout Days I$uaber of Scouter Days Nu,n:ter of Visltors 3,748 oor 8,150 L,287 1,892 !7 4, E56 835 10,511 I,597 2,506 1,l-48 198 2,36r 310 6t4 COI\@3.BISON QT ATE-U{D,A1[CS AT S't'}4ffi& CA}ES Nu.r.:ber }iunrber Oairr Loss Nur$ber Sggbgl Scoute Scouts Sct. tdks. Sct. idks. 1e.51 1e53- 1e5l- Wfr 83 96 965 974 302 311 1, S50 1,38r G.ain loss IO q Carnp Currier Kamp Kia Ktma. 06mp Th'l.1er [ota1s 57 524 2T? 794 I 19 B 76 5AB 200 804 L0 g1 Page -3- '! CampinE Comr.l_ttee ( cont.) x4-c"aP 0r At[,.8[rDA]rcS A! I0NG_AI{! S$oRT IERM CA,IPS Nunbsr Nunbel Og,in Loss Nuiober Nwbqr Oaig Losg Scouts Sgouts $ct. Days Sct.Days 1e51 r95B Ie51 19.5! Camp Currier Kamp &ia Kima Ca.arp l'uller Nisc. $ltos ( Srort term) Misc. Sites (Long f,ern) [0rars 4r708 4, 5A0 2L? 1,069 57 148 I 4L2 8 855 L 5eB eo0 480 85 1? I 6 a t , , t 7I 50 55 L4 L0,5LI 2,961 6,818 63 2,L?? 63 3,ogg lt4a4 1,07? 198 2g16a) 4,409 1 L,605 ffi? , 6,570 7 r]-Ag L,579 19,21L CiISBIltIO C0lCI{I[IEE fhe Cubbing Coramlttee te very proud to report of tts accon'plishments for the year 1952, Xuring the past year successful Cub Scout Actlvlties lneLud.ed the Cub Klte Dorby, Cub-O-Bee, Exposltion and the raost inportant, those in the Pack, Den and houe. Ihe Kite Derby held tbia f;edr was ln three sections with the 1argest attend.ance of any Ktte Derby in the h|story of Chickasaw Council. fhe real" proof of the ef,fectiveness of our Cub Brogram in Chickasaw Council is in the contlnued growth and galn of Cub Ad.vancement in 1952. Please note this fine Cub Scout "Advancement in the Ad.vancement Comnitteets report and. the increaoe in membership ln the Organization and. Xxtenston Comnitteel s report. Page *4- r' Page -5- E]PJ,OR Il'T0 - C0 lvil/i I t [f& Ihe Explortng Conmitteo ls proud to report that the year 1952 was the most successful in the history of Exploring in Chickasaw Councll. l{any new and varied. activities have inereased the d.enand. for Explorer Unlts; and the fuII neasure of results in E:ploring for 1952 can tetter be neasured by the influx cf new XEplorer Units in 1953' [he erowning Erpl"orer Socta] of the year, as a Cor.rncil-wld.e activityt was the lPossun Hunt and. Square Dancer [here were a tota]. of 375 porsons partlctp.ting rtrhich alnost doubles the attendance of 1951. Ihls year a new activlty was add"ed to the rosters, the Cementery Rid.ge Sncanrpnent. A large portion of the suecess of this operation raust be cred.lted. to the U. S. Air Force. This service branch gave.us two mon for our staff, developed a movie fih.r of the Shca.nprient and. parachuted. suppltes d.uring a survival operation. Thirty-six young nen and. Ad.visors md.e the coLorful trip to Phihnont Smut lanch at Cimarroor New Mexico. Ihese !:cplorers sa,de a sid"e trip to 01d Mexteo bringing back souvenirs, rlswap itemsll and nenorles of an adventurous trip. Mr. I. A. Wad.ltngton, Jr., one Of the Ad.visors, mad.e sone exceptlonal movies eo that those of us who could. not nrake the journey niight enjoy their experiences, fhe U, Sr Navy and. lltckey Srothors Lumber 0o. have taken smalLer groups of Xxplorers on various trips to vtew and use their facilities, lfith the Counctl X4plorlng Comrnittee serving r* 46vfs,orsr four Conimittees arade up of Exp3-orers have becn set up to plan Council Srplorer activities, And. vrith the expression of their d.osires the Council can better arrange lurposeful act ivities, With rnany eocisl and high adventure activities within the varlous Posts, plus the weekly Exp}orer treks at ihnp Kia Kilca, wetre on the upward. trall" toward a welL round.ed. E:rplorer Prcgram. '! IT }:iAiil cx coiin.,iI trEE Chictrrasr,vr Couneil is entirely free of clebt, as it has been the pclicy for maqy I'eals to spend. on1;r thsse firnd.s which f,iere in haad. lhe 'oooks he,ve been audited- by Peat, I,larrrick, Mitchell & Co., Certified- Public Accountants, and. have been found. in ord.er. fie are d"eeply ind-ebted to our auditors for the outstand.ing service r,rhich thqy have given above a.nd beyond" the aud.lting of the books - they ha.ve set up office systens and. hl,ve aid.ed. in mary ways to improve the efficency of the Corurcilt s rccord.s ;t-11 of us certainly owe thern a vote of thanks for their many contribu-tions to thc cause of Scouting. 3rr careful management all camps uere operated urithout a loss during the i:ast summer, and this d"espite the very low carnp fees of $I4r00 per r,.,eek for r+hite Scouts and. $7.00 per r,reek for l':fegro Scouts. ir{ar1v other catps charged. irigher fees but vre do not berieve they d.ld. ar:y better carqping, Our Cor,,nci1 is gror,ving rapidly (oven tef, in the past year ancl over -t6$ in the last 5 years), fi"rrcb the need. for more fuad-s is a constant uroplen. [his year, in ord.er to meet this need.r a Sustaining ilembership CampaiSn v/as carried. through to a successful conclu-sion. fhe resdts of this Campaign enabled us to live witirin our buC.get to clate and. we do not believe 1,/e.,ui11 be overspent by the end of the calendar year, lle d.eeply and. sincerel;,r alpreciate the contributi6ns of our glr-staining Members r,.,hich ma-d.e it possible for better tralning to be provid.ecl for the 91668 bo;rs 636 lead.ers noy on the rol1s. lie are g1ad. to report the 1952 3oy Scout i:mosition atrd. the Seminole llivision 3o,r Scout Xxr:O sition r.,,ere successfuL ascl fu:ids $rere ra,i sed. th,'ough these neeJis for canrps and. camp improvement. ]Tone cf the aoneJr from these events is used. in our opcrating expense. Chicl:asaw Council faces a great ehallenge for 1953. fhe rapiC. grovrth, the e:qranrled. activities and the continuqd. rise in the cost cf opcratioils vri1l pu.t a, severe strain on oul: finances. Your Committee is rnaking evcry effcrt to secure tlie needed. money in ord,er that Scouting may go forr.erd. and serve the youth of our area who wa,rrt and need. this training. Page -6- ITEAIm & SAIETY C9rMrTlEr The functions of the Heal-th and Safety Cornmlttee overlap those of all other operating Comrnittees of the Council. The fine eooperat,ion of these other Conmittees and. of the ind.ivid.ual lead.ers in the Council have centributed. materlally to Health and. Safety progra.rn, Ycur Coninlttee tnspeeted Ka$p Kia Kima, Camp Currier and Camp X'ul1er a.nd found. cond.itions in our Council camps to be very satisfactory. Reeoi:: nend.ations for even better Health and. Safety oond.itions have been nacle for the 1953 season. Again this year we were fortunate in havlng a mernber of the National Staff te inspect {arp Kia Ktma and his report on ilealth and. Safety cond.itlons was extremely favorable, lhrough the close eoeperati.on of parents, offieials anC the ned.ical exaniners, llodk of the boys anC. men attend.ing our Couneil camps reeeived. the required. physlcal e:<aminatlon before golng to eanp anel the necessary recheck upon arrlval at the earip. Waterfront safety ls of primary inportance ln the Hea1th and" Safety prograln of the Council; and ycur Comu:ittee found. trhe waterfront safety program for the supervtsion of swlnming aad bcating extremely well ad.ininlstered. at our Council campsr Health and Safety are a vltal part in the 3oy Scout program both in lead.ership and toy tralning, Ihe Leadershlp fraining Corrmlttee gave Health and Safety instructlcns at eaeh Leaders Training Course. truring the year, 699 Scouts who advanced. to Second. Class rank were tralnerL in First Ald and Safet;,'g 296 $couts ruho were pronioted- to the 3'irst CIass rank were further tralned. ln First Aid. ltre foLloruing Merlt Sadges related, to the Health and Safety Progran were earned^ d.uring the yearl PubIic Health Perscnal }Iealth Iirst Aid. L,ife Saving Swiraming Physical Xevelcpement Athlet lcs Canoe ing Rowing Safety X'irernanship L3B t"53 L64 73 82 81 1r5 4+ t6 186 171 .ltr::s.ngenents are now belng road.e for an inspecf i,rn of every Unit rneeting place l;lu'oughout tho Council. Plans for this inspection will be anncunced in tho near J'utrrre. [hese inspoot*ops will be mad"e by the Health snd $a.t"e{,y Comnittee ln the listricts, with bhe coope:'ation of the Ccrinissl.(rr.)€!-!''s Staff, a;rd. will cor'er conditio:rs affecting IIea]-th and ga._f ety. Page -7* ' ( i i ' I I . I I I I I I I "^l l, I .[[$t-R/rQ r r![_1QQ]$i,!l r$x lhe rork r:f the Inter-Racial Committee is confined. solely to lTegro youth and" is handled. through the Seninole }ivision of the Courrcil. the Cornmittee feels that all of us can be proud. of the Scouting program co.rried. on for the benefit of the Negro boys of our o,r€&r In the 106 Units in the Seminole nivision there are 21165 boys, the largest membership th.e Division has ever had.. fhe Council is now serving more Negro bol,s than any other Co,mcil in Region 5. Flease see the Organization & Extension Cor,rmittee report for detalls. For the third. yea.r the sumner carqp of the Division was held in Iuller State Far'l; These camping faclllties are satisfactory vdth some exceptions - there is no sruimming or boating avail. ble in the Park, vihich necessitates the transportation of the'boys to other places to get the necessery aquatic training. Limited. boatlng r^ias available at a sraa,ll lake on ad.jacent property through the courtesy of the ovrners. although plans for a su'j.mnlng pool ha','e been approved" and. the State of fennessee has ar:,rropriated. the money for construction, the pool cannot be built at the presorrt timc because of the steel shortaE;e, 't,tre urge that suimming be provio-ed. at Canrp 5'uLrer at the earliest possible d.ate. An ad.c"itlonal Field Executive uas enploJied for the Seminole li.vision tirlc ycar, so there are nol,r three staff members; the Division Xxecutive a"::d. tr,,o 5'ield. Xxecutives, servin6g this progra.m. Tl:is is the best staff we ha.ve ever hadr Ano bher big step forward. was mad.e this ;'ear in the acquisition of qrlendiC. new officos for the Seminole Division. Arrangements uere rnade vrith the l,le;rphis Urbar league to use two floors of the buildj.ng at 544 Beale Ave. for a period. of years. this building rvas rryaired and. redecora.ted and prcviCes comfortable, vrel1 Iighted. offices. ,tle belit:ve these office s to be a tremendous assot to the efficient operation of the Divtsion and r,re invito your inspection. XIe,::'e glad to rq':ort the advancerirent record. nas much better this;,.ear than last and. vre commend. the leaders for this improvoment. ltay it cc,nti. nue euid, increase d.uring the coming jrear. All in all, the Seminole l,rivision is meking progress. D:ring the coning /ear we pian to make the advantages of Scout training available to an eyen larger numbe:. of lfegro boys. Page *8- IxAlSSi{rp [RiJlTr]Tg- CoJ,il{rTtEE Iurin,g 1952 the efforts of o,ur Training Committee has been d,er36,rd,s strengtening our training teams and itproving the quality of our training program. To this end, Cub, Scout and. kplorer ]read.ers lraining Courses have been held. in ad.d.itlon to Green 3ar conferences, qpecial cou-rses, Round.tables and. a Cubberst Porlpfiow. [hese Iraining experiences have been schedulecl. so that every person 1n the council cor-rld. receive the benefits of training. lhe folIor,rl lop Unit lead.e::s collf S eS. ,tr1t f0 ( comparison shows our progress d.rJ.ring L95Z in Training Cubmasters, Scoutnasters, and post Arlvi$org) in basle Di strict So irtheast So uthrvest ifortheast lTorthr:est Cri t terrd.en i.ii ; si r-. sippi Serninole i}v. 19 51 2?.gfo 55.8$ 3e /, ?e {' L4. fi 25, f, .sa od^ 1952 DD "P 56 ,4' 5? /, 34 4, 3.6/, 35,L,Eo !,re have eontinued to d.evelope oLlr I'raining fiIm iibrary and. oil:er tralning tcols. Cur Adult T::aining Center at Camp C"trrier has tieen most ussful ss the center of Scout and Xlplorer L,eader training out-of*d.oors. [he [raining Comnittee looks forrarard to 195I as a J/ear in r,&ich ue can mal<e a reai contribution thror:gh the t:"aining anci. coaching of our Unit lead.ers. To your learle:"ship Training Committee there is nothing more importar.it in the operi'rtion of our great counciL tha.n the tia.inirrg of the men who will Lead. boys, Page -9- ORG;;IZ;\TIt-,}i & fi[SIr.']:i COi.ii ilff i;i" Chicllasar,r Council nor,r ha,n the 1 est me.:bershin in its 36 year histqr;.__:_-?.!9:lQg!*Sco:tts, Scouts,. Ixpl.orers. 2,874 L*ead,qls,* a rqrand total of 9 ,668 -, ?'500 7,000 6, 500 5 * 4,500 OtlR GROi,itH III PASI YXAB CJB GBOWTI{ IN PASO 5 YXARS OUR GROiJ,TH IN PAST IO YIABS . OTIR G&Ol.iT}i I1'T PASf 12 YXAES. . . L4.38{o 56.?Bf, r . . 6g.3lf, r - L2n.56fo o 6, 012 000 500 .5,000 tr + 5,045 trli.Nl lni..:rir,:l ii,.l,l'.,.l lffi'l it,i{rl1 ;iri:i'r iil l,+iiri t.'_.: )-t1 I#iiirll l:il:::::i+! | l:;i.:;::-::lf liii,,.:i;ii il l-::::::;::::..., t: t: !!!:{ l.::j.;.i.:j il li:r,::l::::ij r!i::iiil l. :i:::::::':l l-::::::'i.i'l li:.:.:.i::::-i i i.':-":.1:::.: I r.ii lti:l fi::.1 r:i::::l i;i til{ | : :r::.:,i j lr:::_::::.:-l i ::.:::.i :l I r'r r\:{ ',:;.!i.>-:1 i,l,:'ji. iii+i,1 l::.::i:r,: rl jli #J1 i:'.,,,ii 1 [ii riii ,: ir':.j.:ri l.t:j:ijl tf+i.iinii ll!:'i.fi.l iiiiiiiiii.':jl lj'x.il iit;l,' 4 52? I Rl., 4,348 4,37\ 4,000 3,500 3,605 iI j 'JrZ{? 3,000 2,500 I -_ 2,00a 1 ,500 1 ,000 Year 194-1 191.2 L943 1944 L945 t946 194? t9& 1949 1950 t9s1 rgba Page -10- 7 xL I \ 0rEan.lzation & Extension Sggglfile*rcgnt ) 3elow ls a eonrparison of menbership for the yoaro 1951 and. 1952r Dec. 1, 1951 Deen 1. 1952 gAiN l0SS Whlte Scouts Negro Scouts White 5:rplorers Negro Explorors TOIA.I SCOI}IS & ffPiJOEE}lS llhite Cub Scouts Negro Cnb Scouts UOIJIJ CTIB SCOUTS 2r2& 11362 1"89 0 3179L Lr ggS 693 2,586 2r?83 L,468 225 40 -#* 2,12L 674 2,795 7 1294 2,374 9,668 543 I06 g6 ao * 228 2A9 917 329 11246 2B 19 [0IAT: IEtrDlBS OIA}ID IOTAI I/MMBURSIIIP 2,045 lotaL Units 8 1422 251 2?9 Ehe District 0rganizatlon anil Extenslon Coamittecs antL tho Comiaissionerl s Staff are to be eommenilocl for the outstanding job they have done this year" We slncereLy appreciate the fine service they have rend.ered. to the boys of Chlckasaw Council. Tho Seminole Divlsion has a gain of 5.354 tn rlenbershlp and, the pereentage of gain in the whlte membership Ls t9,6?f", givlng the CounciL an overaLl gain of tl$Bfo Cubbing last year had^ a galn o.f 22,1f" -- this year I .08$ gain --* rvhereas Scouts had. a galn of 3.8,68%, therefore, congratulations are in ord.er to the Scoutg, f t o6v Note Note for historical disclaimer <small><i>Please note that these documents are presented as they existed in their original form for historical accuracy. This document may contain racial or culturally insensitive language. Since the beginning in 1916, Scouting in Memphis has been regarded as a pioneer in interracial Scouting and equality; however, it still existed within the context of a segregated South. 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1952 Title A name given to the resource 1952 Chickasaw Council Reports of Committees Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Dalstrom Papers, Special Collections Department, University of Memphis Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Licensed for use by the Kia Kima Alumni Association in this historical display. https://www.memphis.edu/libraries/special-collections/ Committee Report https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/a15b0f51e42e9c03a751797c8550abc4.pdf 9e00c2aab0dbb83086698076d6868116 PDF Text Text ·j 9 5:2 SEMll\JOLE DIVISIOl\J OF CJ-J IC:(1\S;\~Y COU1'1CIL j'yl E1\tl PJ-J 1s, ·r £1'1 ~J Es sz £ FORWJ-\l~D ON Ll13ERTY'S TEAM I ;\j\j rlLJ;\_Lf;l£E"(J.1'tfJ.~ CJ £C£~<lB£ f\ 'Ji, 'J95:21 -;:q{._) P.wl. L£1\tlC1Yf.if COLLEGE. C01\4}v101'1S '----- ------ ------ ··-·-- - �December 11, 1952 TO THE FRIENDS OF SCOUTING: At the close of each year the Seminole Division of Chickasaw Council like many other similar agencies makes a report showing '· the growth of the program during the year. On the following pages wiihl be found informati on relative to the five (5) districts of the Division and the activitie s of the various standing committee s, We would like to take this method to e:x:press our appreciat ion to the many friends of Scouting, the Scoutmas ters .filld assistant s, Oubmaste rs, Denmothers, Committeemen, Institutio nal Represen tatives, Members of the Steering Committee and the Members of the Executive Bos,rd of Chickasaw Council for making the Division what it is in a united effort to train boys for good citizensh ip. Most cordially yours, &4lJ./(}/li!/,~y2/ P.fl!{ ~ .-~/~ eauchamp, 1 Divisi6n E2ooutive JAB:akt �------------------------------------ -·--·-·~...... SEMINOLE DIVISION OF CHICKASA\'/ COUNCIL, l3, S.A., INC. STEERING COMMITTEE, 1952 OFFICERS Dr, W. W, Gibson Mr, A. W. Willis Rev. s. A, Owen Dr, H. ·F. Price Mr, J, L, Nelson Mr. Fred Bickel Dr, Peter Cooper Mr, Mr, Mr. Mr. Mr, Dr, Mr. Division Chairman Vice Chairman Vice Chairman Secretar y Division Commissioner Member Member Chairman, Standing Committees J. L, Brinkley Activit ies J. W. Clarke Organiz ation & Extensio n Coloracro Johnson Camping Robert E, Brown Cubbing Fred Bickel Advancement Hollis F, Price Training T. J, Beauchamp Publici ty & Public Rel~tio Distric t Chairmen Mr, Mr. Mr, Mr, Mr, Mr, Mr. Noble Gatlin Robert J, Shores Robert Roberson J, C, Griffin Joseph Williams Charles Fletche r W, C, Potts Mr, Alvin F. Tate Mr, Ed Dalstrom Mr, W. Gordon Morris Mr, J, A. Beauchamp Mr. Fred 0, Harris Mr, Maurice Gray Mrs, A, T, Ingram Mrs, M, J. _Scruggs Distric t Commissioners Ottawa Distric t Q;uapaw Distric t Cimarron Distric t Arrowhead Distric t Shawnee Distric t Shawnee Distric t Shawnee Distric t ********************** Pres. Chickasaw Council Ch, Inter-ra cial Com. Scout Executiv e Division Executiv e Field Executiv e Field Executi v~ Office Manager Registr ation �-··~-- ---·---·--------------~- CAMPING- COMMITTEE Color ado Johns on, Chairm an . cil, was held at the The Sumner Camp of the Semin ole Divis ion, Chicl<:-'.Lsaw Coun July 6, 1952. Fulle r State Park for 4 weeks begin ning June 14th thru phase s of our campi ng There was a marke d progr ess in Advan cemen t and in many Chairm an, activ ities which gives us pleas ure in repor ting to our RSHIP, We submi t the This Advan cemen t prove s the impor tance of adequ ate LEADE work of 1951. follow ing figur es showi ng the work in conpa rison with 23 65 16 140 86 10 Merit Badge s Earne d Boys compl eted 2nd Class Work Boys comp leted 1st Class \fork Scout s taugh t to swim passe d 50-ya rd te~t comp leted swimming merit badge requir emen ts 49 92 11 1 2 Merit Badge s Earne d Boys comp leted 2nd Class \'lork Boys comp leted 1st Class 1'iork Life Eagle s 126 Scout s taugh t to swim 43 passe d 50-ya rd test 3 Comp leted swimming merit badge requir emen ts l Speci al Fund defra ying This year we are recip ients from the Comm ercial Appea $J5.oo that was used the cost of 80 un<l.e rprivi legod boys for 2 weeks and also were selec ted thru the to purch ase mater ial for hand icraft 1 work, These boys 1 s Aid and Tenne ssee follow ing: Famil y Servi ce, Child ren s Burea u, Trave ler t that under the diDepar tment of Publi c \'lelfa re, We are also happy to repor e boys attend ed Camp rectio n of .our spaci al promo tion comn ittee 28 less chanc famil ies and witho ut n broke d sente repre fulle r for 1 week, Most of the boys rience s. the aid of this fund would not have had campi ng e:;:pe MISSI SSIPP I CA!-!P 28th thru the 31st, Boys A 4-day ca.mp was held at Sardi s Dam 1Jef;in ning .August Mario n, Arkan sas attend ed and from Herna ndo, Senat obia, Como, Sardi s, Eates ville leade rship and part ovm its the camp to tall inc ~·6 boys, Each troop furnis hed er and some food, shelt , of it's food, The Counc il furnis hed the Centr al staff Sever al troop s from Shelb y Count y visite d the camp. for the summer of 1953· The leade rs are looki ng forwa rd to many impro vemen ts Requ esting at least 6 days and a large r attend ance, �.,._, _________________________________ l I I l ORGANIZATION §;:. EXTE1TSJ01' COMMITTEE J, W, Clarke, Chi.\t "4oa'1 Despite the fact of a strong Organization and Extension Committee thr 0 -,,,;n out the Division our records show that we had a 5% ga,in for the ove"'all nictc.,re, Below is a comparison of r:1embership from January 1 to December 1, 1952. I Scouts Dec, 1, 1951 Dec. 1, 1952 Gain 1362 1468 106 0 23 23 623 2055 ...Q:z.1± 2165 llO Explorers Cub Scouts Loss We express our sincere thanks to the Commissioners, Scoutmasters, Cubmasters, and all who had a part in the 5% increase in 1952. Cur objective for 1952 was to organize units in every school, church and civic organi;ation that would sponsor a troop or cub pack and to emphasize the subscription of Boy 1 s Life Magazine to every troop. However, this objective was not reached in 1952, but with plans already formulated all indications point to this goal being accomplished in 1953, RECOMMENDATIONS: We are again badly in need of man power and we trust that those in this meeting who are interested in Scouting will please contact some Scouter or call Scout Headquarters, 8-2313, CUBBING E. A, Hawkins, Chairman We are pleased to report progress in Cubbing during the year. However, we are somewhat short in the total number of registered Cubs, Below the figUree will give a comparison of work for 1951-1952. Dec, l. 1951 Cub Scouts 693 l)ec. 1, 1952 674 19 A Cub Leaders• Training Course was conducted by the Chairman in the fall at LeMoyne College & Manassas High School. A short training course at the high school in West Memphis, Arkansas. One of the outstanding j!!vents of the year was the Annual Thanksgiving Fellowship and Fun Breakfast at Douglass Park where over 350 Cubs participated, Several new packs are now in process of organization. A special effort is being made to extend Cubbing in the rural section of Northern Mississippi and Eastern Arkansas, -1 I ! I i �----------- --------- ··----··- ... LEADERS:UP AND TRAINING COMKITTEE H. F. Price, Chairman l ! I The Training Committee realizes the importance of more training as the years go by, This is true of Scoutmasters, Commissioners, Denmothers and Cub-masters especially. The Training School was held September 29 -- October 18 with three sessions at LeMoyne College and three at Manassas High School, ending wtth an overnight session at Camp Fuller, There were 112 persons in attendance, Courses were; "The Scoutmasters' Basic Training and the Cub Scout Leaders Basic Training. The Training Course is indebted to old veterans who served as instructors, and Mr, Howard Grube, Chairman of Leadership and Training of the Chickasaw Council, who worked hand in hand with the leaders, NQ• P)']RSONS ATTENDING NAME OF CQURSli) QERTIFICATES ISSUED Cub Scout Leaders Basic Training 26 13 Scoutmasters Basic Training 86 26 We strongly recommend that Neighborhood Commissioners will take the Cub Leaders Course next Spring, we also recommend that a Training Course for new Neighborhood Commissioners be given and a brief session in training leaders on Advancement, --------- --- �Fred Bickel, Chairman Our Advancenent Cammi tteo was so"1ewhat J.isappointed with the small increace in Advancement shown through out bhe Division, For the first time we had appointer. advancenent chairmen in ea~h dis·brict, but for some reason all the districts did not function as sllch, The record. r.llrnt be improved in 1953 if we are to give them the benefit of the educational values of the program. Below is a chart showing the Advancement co1:1parison of 1951--1952. SECOND CLASS SCOUTS CTJASS SCOUTS FIRST Sct~R SOO:i·r LI.1Fl0 ~~COlJT EAGIJE s0orJT 1221 12.'iG. 65 16 2 0 123 21 2 l 2 0 MERIT BADGES EARNED ~ 121 J.li_ 264 ACTIVITIES COMJ.iITTEE J, L. Brin.kley, Chairman At the very beginning of the year a cor.u:d.ttee vms orgn:c.iv'>d to hold a Merit Badge Talent Show at the Beale Avenue Auc1.iGoriuu on EiR;:r 2nd and 3rd. There were some 35 booths representing nr:tou" lfod t Baor;c-s includ.ing: Masonry, Leathercraf·[j, PainJ.:iine;, Ph.otogro.J)hy, Co:..1se1·,~a~io·r.1~ l:>ot:.l try ICeeping, Beef Production and maay others. The Kite Derby staged by the Cubs was fairly well attended but could show some improvements in pn,rticipation. Around 500 Cubs and Scouts had a gathering at Douglass Park Thanksgiving morning, ApproxinatC'ly 150 fron the Cimarron and Arrouhead Districts met at the Foote Homes Parl<:, �____ __________________________ ..._ , ____ _ SEl'.INOL'!: JIVISION OF CHICKASAW COUNCIL B, S. A., INC. LIST OF UNITS, LEADERS AND SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS CIMARRON DISTRICT T. J. Toney A, T. Allen Robert Roberson ,, : DUtri!lt '.Ohairlllan District Vice-Chairman District Commissioner TROOP SC OUT!f.AS TER SfONSORING Ib1STITPTION 100 101 102 Neverson Jones Morris Jon~s, Sr, W, W, Cook Haywood Betts, Jr, B. T, Dickerson Charles Chatman Frank A, Davis, Jr, Leon Griffin J, H. Holmes Charles E, Davis Adams Bailey Rev, Melvin Tolen A. B, Owens, Jr, Peter Murphy Will Brown, Sr, Centenary Methodist Church Foote Homes Tenant Association Metropolita n Baptist Church Mt. Olive Cathedral Mt. Nebo Baptist Church Miss, Blvd, Christian Church Porter School Emmanuel Episcopal Church Olivet Baptist Churth Luthern School La Rose School LeMoyne Gardens Alonzo Locke School Progressive Baptist Church New Salem Baptist Church 103 112 115 119 129 139 151 152 166 177 183 184 Total Scouts 279 PACK CUB MASTER SPONSORING INSTITQTlON 104 106 E, A, Hawkins, Sr, Leslie Burrows J, K. Davis Morris Murrell Elton Johnson Kennie Hardiman James Washington Louis Hester Metropolita n Baptist Church Foote Homes Tenant Association Porter School Luthern School Alonzo Locke School La Rose School Miss. Blvd, Christian Church New, Salem Baptist Church 119 125 129 130 135 184 Total Cubs 194 Total Boys 473 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ---,- -·' �SEMIHOLE DIVISIOH OF CHICXASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. LIST OF UNITS, LEADERS A1ID SPOlTSORING INSTITUTIONS OTTA\'IA DISTRICT A. E. Mcintyre John H. Kerr Hoble Gatlin TROOP 104 114 124 131 132 133 135 136 141 144 145 149 155 162 172 176 185 SCOUTl-L<\.STER Zellner Shields Matthew Duckett Oscar Cross O, L, Cash Lowell \>'herry Lou.is Harrison Raymond Seay J. Ji), Broome George D. Clarke, Jr, Johnnie Hicks Matthew Davis \falter Houston Howard Jackson William Holman Charles \'/illiams Robert Mairle;ir Louis D. l'ialler Chairman Co··Cha{rm an Commissioner SPOHSORHTG HJSTITUTIOHS Mt. Pi sg0h C. J;I, E. Church Firs·b :Baptist Church, Binghampt on Douglas« School P. T. A, Hyde Park Sc.:h:Jol Hew Tylor ..\. /.!, E, Church Beulah 3o.uti st Church Hill's Gh~i1el Baptist Church Friendsl1i p 3apti.st Church Magnolia S~hool Greater F:i;ost Baptist Church Coleman Chapel C. H. E. Church Lewis Street Baptist Church Vol.lentin e Bautist Church Mt. Gilliam Baptist Church Suml!lerfi0 ld Baptist Church Mt. Morh:h Baptist Church GreatE>r Mt, Zion Baptist Church Total Scouts 380 CUBMASTER 101 103 105 109 121 126 Booker T. Rend.er son Henry Pilcher Samuel Harris Emmett Grant Thomas Sherrod Charles Jones Douglass School, P. T, A, Lester Stre~t School Friendshi p Bautist Church Beulnh Baptist Church Coleman Cho;oel C ,l,.E, Church Ht. Pisr,ah C. M. E. Church Total CubG 140 Total Boys 520 �SEMINOLE DIVISION OF CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B.S.A., INC, LIST OF UNITS, LEADERS AND SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS SH.AWNEE DISTRICT I, R. Emery Joseph Williams Charles Fletcher W, C, Potts District District District District Chairman Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner TROOP SCOUTMA.STER SPONSORnTG INSTI'l'UTIONS 110 117 125 126 Leonard Holley M, M, Jackson Booker T. Seymore Roscoe McVay J oeeph Simr:tons J, D, Taylor W, B. Couch L, D, Savage Minor Freeman D, O, Whitaker John E. Strong Chestine Thompson James Johnson Lucious Da~t~ler Charles Horner Wardell Johnson J, Stanley Edmonds J, W, Elion Booker T, Banks Herman DeWitt Boyd William E. Thompson Weaver School White Is Chapel Community Marion Colored High School Shelby County Training School Geeter High School Como Colored High School Capleville Colored School Oali:ville Colored School Springhill School West Memphis School Brunswick Jr, High School ~lhitestation School Brooks Avenue School ~'irst Bapt. Ch, (Edmondson, Ark.) E. A. F.arrold High School Mt. Jo~er Bo,ptisG Church Greenl1ill School (Sardis, Miss.) Senatobia Colored School Hernando Colored School Barret's Chapel School Batesville Colored School 134 138 14o 143 147 150 158 164 167 168 170 171 173 174 181 182 186 Total Scouts 108 110 122 CUBMA.STER SPQNSORING INSTITUTIONS Earvin Anderson Sonny Pulliam Prescott Fisher West Memphis School Marion Colored School Geeter High School 406 Total Cubs 59 Total Boys 466 �.,' · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. . _ . _ . _ . _ _ _ .·-'! . ' SElfoINOLE DIVISIOlT OF CHIC~ClSA\i com.Terr., I B.S.A.' INC. I LISTS OF UNITS, LEA.DE.i-(S ;,HD SPONSORiiJG HTSTITUTIONS 9,UAPA\'/ DISTRlCT H. A. Parks R, R, Allen Robert J, Shores TROOP SCOUTl-IASTER 105 107 108 109 111 113 137 Henry :a. Shannon George Curtis Saooel Richards on \·/, B. !legman Robert J. Shores Chester Rucker T, J. Loving Judf;e H1wes John tienry Shields John E, iiesley Rosea Montgom ery 146 148 163 179 Distric t Chairman Di.s ~ri.3t Vice-Ch airman District - Commiss ioner Gosp0l Temple Baptist Church St. Ste)hcns ?sptist Church l•ianant1as High School Collins Chapel C.M,E, Church Eastern Star Baptist Church Greater Mid.cllo Baptist Church Caldwel l School Shiloh Baptist Church St. Jane~ A,M,E, Church First Baptist Church, Chelsea Lo.ne Avenue Baptist Church Total Scouts 111 113 114 115 132 228 OUJJMASTER SPOHSORIHG INSTITUTIONS J amefl Letcher R. J, Kelly Hezekia h Malone Calvin Casey Obediah Morris Eastern Star Baptist Church Gront School Manassa s High School St. Stephens Baptist Church Lane Avenue Baptist Church Total Cubs 120 Total Boys 348 �SEMINOLE DIVISION OF CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B.S.A., HiC. LIST OF UNITS, LEADERS AND SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS ARRO\'IHEAD DISTRICT Henry Warren J, C, Griffin 116 118 120 121 122 128 156 165 180 188 District Chairman District Col11r.lissioner SCOUTMASTER SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS Cuba Bro\•mlee, Sr, George Williams Patterson Horgan J. I. Taylor Rochester lTeely Clifton Grissom Rev, L, H, Aldridge James Lester Davie Leigh Rodney F, Thomas J.lt, Zion Baptist Church Riverview Christian Church Sal.em··Gilfield Baptist Church Lincoln School Hamilton High School Shiloh Baptist Church Mt. Pleasa.'1.t Baptist Church Greater Mt, Moriah Baptist Church Pilgrim Rest Bo;ptist Church Warren Methodist Church Total Scouts 100 102 118 120 131 133 CUBMAS'J'ER SPONSORING HTSTITUTIONS Odell Guy Everett Toliver Donald. V, Jackson Walter Pamphlet Joseph Atkins Elwood A, Fields Mt. Zion Baptist Church Kansas Avenue School Florid.a Street School Hamilton High School Linea ln Sc;1ool Salvation Army Total Cubs Total Boys 190 151 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Executive Board Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Description An account of the resource Contains Reports of Committees, Annual Reports, Recharters, and Minutes Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document ·j 9 5:2 SEMll\JOLE DIVISIOl\J OF CJ-J IC:(1\S;\~Y COU1'1CIL j'yl E 1\tl P J-J 1 s , ·r £1'1 ~J Es sz £ FORWJ-\l~D ON Ll13ERTY'S TEAM ;\j\j rlLJ;\_Lf;l£E"(J.1'tfJ.~ CJ £C£~<lB£ f\ 'Ji, 'J95:21 -;:q{._) P.wl. L£1\tlC1Yf.if COLLEGE. C01\4}v101'1S '-----------------··-·--- I December 11, 1952 TO THE FRIENDS OF SCOUTING: At the close of each year the Seminole Division of Chickasaw '· Council like many other similar agencies makes a report showing the growth of the program during the year. On the following pages wiihl be found information relative to the five (5) districts of the Division and the activities of the various standing committees, We would like to take this method to e:x:press our appreciation to the many friends of Scouting, the Scoutmasters .filld assistants, Oubmasters, Denmothers, Committeemen, Institutional Representatives, Members of the Steering Committee and the Members of the Executive Bos,rd of Chickasaw Council for making the Division what it is in a united effort to train boys for good citizenship. JAB:akt Most cordially yours, fl!{ &4lJ./(}/li!/,~y2/ P. ~ .-~/~1eauchamp, Divisi6n E2ooutive -------------------------------------·--·-·~ ...... SEMINOLE DIVISION OF CHICKASA\'/ COUNCIL, l3, S.A., INC. STEERING COMMITTEE, 1952 Dr, W. W, Gibson Mr, A. W. Willis Rev. s. A, Owen Dr, H. ·F. Price Mr, J, L, Nelson Mr. Fred Bickel Dr, Peter Cooper OFFICERS Chairman, Standing Committees Mr, J. L, Brinkley Mr, J. W. Clarke Mr. Coloracro Johnson Mr. Robert E, Brown Mr, Fred Bickel Dr, Hollis F, Price Mr. T. J, Beauchamp Mr, Noble Gatlin Mr. Robert J, Shores Mr, Robert Roberson Mr, J, C, Griffin Mr, Joseph Williams Mr, Charles Fletcher Mr. W, C, Potts Mr, Alvin F. Tate Mr, Ed Dalstrom Mr, W. Gordon Morris Mr, J, A. Beauchamp Mr. Fred 0, Harris Mr, Maurice Gray Mrs, A, T, Ingram Mrs, M, J. _Scruggs District Chairmen District Commissioners ********************** Division Vice Vice Chairman Chairman Chairman Secretary Division Commissioner Member Member Activities Organization & Extension Camping Cubbing Advancement Training Publicity & Public Rel~tio Ottawa District Q;uapaw District Cimarron District Arrowhead District Shawnee District Shawnee District Shawnee District Pres. Chickasaw Council Ch, Inter-racial Com. Scout Executive Division Executive Field Executive Field Executi v~ Office Manager Registration ---·---·--------------~--··~-- CAMPING- COMMITTEE Colorado Johnson, Chairman . The Sumner Camp of the Seminole Division, Chicl<:-'.Lsaw Council, was held at the Fuller State Park for 4 weeks beginning June 14th thru July 6, 1952. There was a marked progress in Advancement and in many phases of our camping activities which gives us pleasure in reporting to our Chairman, This Advancement proves the importance of adequate LEADERSHIP, We submit the following figures showing the work in conparison with work of 1951. 23 Merit Badges Earned 65 Boys completed 2nd Class Work 16 Boys completed 1st Class \fork 140 Scouts taught to swim 86 passed 50-yard te~t 10 completed swimming merit badge requirements 49 Merit Badges Earned 92 Boys completed 2nd Class \'lork 11 Boys completed 1st Class 1'iork 1 Life 2 Eagles 126 Scouts taught to swim 43 passed 50-yard test 3 Completed swimming merit badge requirements This year we are recipients from the Commercial Appeal Special Fund defraying the cost of 80 un<l.erprivilegod boys for 2 weeks and also $J5.oo that was used to purchase material for handicraft work, These boys were selected thru the following: Family Service, Children1 s Bureau, Traveler 1 s Aid and Tennessee Department of Public \'lelfare, We are also happy to report that under the direction of .our spacial promotion comnittee 28 less chance boys attended Camp fuller for 1 week, Most of the boys represented broken families and without the aid of this fund would not have had camping e:;:periences. MISSISSIPPI CA!-!P A 4-day ca.mp was held at Sardis Dam 1Jef;inning .August 28th thru the 31st, Boys from Hernando, Senatobia, Como, Sardis, Eatesville and Marion, Arkansas attended the camp to tall inc ~·6 boys, Each troop furnished its ovm leadership and part of it's food, The Council furnished the Central staff, shelter and some food, Several troops from Shelby County visited the camp. The leaders are looking forward to many improvements for the summer of 1953· Requesting at least 6 days and a larger attendance, .,._, ________________________________ l I I l I ORGANIZATION §;:. EXTE1TSJ01' COMMITTEE J, W, Clarke, Chi.\t "4oa'1 Despite the fact of a strong Organization and Extension Committee thr0-,,,;n out the Division our records show that we had a 5% ga,in for the ove"'all nictc.,re, Below is a comparison of r:1embership from January 1 to December 1, 1952. Dec, 1, 1951 Dec. 1, 1952 Gain Loss Scouts 1362 1468 106 Explorers 0 23 23 Cub Scouts 623 ...Q:z.1± 2055 2165 llO We express our sincere thanks to the Commissioners, Scoutmasters, Cubmasters, and all who had a part in the 5% increase in 1952. Cur objective for 1952 was to organize units in every school, church and civic organi;ation that would sponsor a troop or cub pack and to emphasize the subscription of Boy1 s Life Magazine to every troop. However, this objective was not reached in 1952, but with plans already formulated all indications point to this goal being accomplished in 1953, RECOMMENDATIONS: We are again badly in need of man power and we trust that those in this meeting who are interested in Scouting will please contact some Scouter or call Scout Headquarters, 8-2313, CUBBING E. A, Hawkins, Chairman We are pleased to report progress in Cubbing during the somewhat short in the total number of registered Cubs, give a comparison of work for 1951-1952. Dec, l. 1951 l)ec. 1, 1952 Cub Scouts 693 674 year. However, we are Below the figUree will 19 A Cub Leaders• Training Course was conducted by the Chairman in the fall at LeMoyne College & Manassas High School. A short training course at the high school in West Memphis, Arkansas. One of the outstanding j!!vents of the year was the Annual Thanksgiving Fellowship and Fun Breakfast at Douglass Park where over 350 Cubs participated, - Several new packs are now in process of organization. A special effort is being made to extend Cubbing in the rural section of Northern Mississippi and Eastern Arkansas, -1 I ! I i l ! I -------------------- ··----··- ... LEADERS:UP AND TRAINING COMKITTEE H. F. Price, Chairman The Training Committee realizes the importance of more training as the years go by, This is true of Scoutmasters, Commissioners, Denmothers and Cub-masters especially. The Training School was held September 29 -- October 18 with three sessions at LeMoyne College and three at Manassas High School, ending wtth an overnight session at Camp Fuller, There were 112 persons in attendance, Courses were; "The Scoutmasters' Basic Training and the Cub Scout Leaders Basic Training. The Training Course is indebted to old veterans who served as instructors, and Mr, Howard Grube, Chairman of Leadership and Training of the Chickasaw Council, who worked hand in hand with the leaders, NAME OF CQURSli) NQ• P)']RSONS QERTIFICATES ATTENDING ISSUED Cub Scout Leaders Basic Training 26 13 Scoutmasters Basic Training 86 26 We strongly recommend that Neighborhood Commissioners will take the Cub Leaders Course next Spring, we also recommend that a Training Course for new Neighborhood Commissioners be given and a brief session in training leaders on Advancement, ------------ Fred Bickel, Chairman Our Advancenent Cammi tteo was so"1ewhat J.isappointed with the small increace in Advancement shown through out bhe Division, For the first time we had appointer. advancenent chairmen in ea~h dis·brict, but for some reason all the districts did not function as sllch, The record. r.llrnt be improved in 1953 if we are to give them the benefit of the educational values of the program. Below is a chart showing the Advancement co1:1parison of 1951--1952. 1221 12.'iG. SECOND CLASS SCOUTS 65 123 FIRST CTJASS SCOUTS 16 21 Sct~R SOO:i·r 2 2 LI.1Fl0 ~~COlJT 0 l EAGIJE s0orJT 0 2 MERIT BADGES EARNED ~ J.li_ 121 264 ACTIVITIES COMJ.iITTEE J, L. Brin.kley, Chairman At the very beginning of the year a cor.u:d.ttee vms orgn:c.iv'>d to hold a Merit Badge Talent Show at the Beale Avenue Auc1.iGoriuu on EiR;:r 2nd and 3rd. There were some 35 booths representing nr:tou" lfod t Baor;c-s includ.ing: Masonry, Leathercraf·[j, PainJ.:iine;, Ph.otogro.J)hy, Co:..1se1·,~a~io·r.1~ l:>ot:.l try ICeeping, Beef Production and maay others. The Kite Derby staged by the Cubs was fairly well attended but could show some improvements in pn,rticipation. Around 500 Cubs and Scouts had a gathering at Douglass Park Thanksgiving morning, ApproxinatC'ly 150 fron the Cimarron and Arrouhead Districts met at the Foote Homes Parl<:, ,, ____ ..._ __________________________ , ____ _ TROOP 100 101 102 103 112 115 119 129 139 151 152 166 177 183 184 PACK 104 106 119 125 129 130 135 184 SEl'.INOL'!: JIVISION OF CHICKASAW COUNCIL B, S. A., INC. LIST OF UNITS, LEADERS AND SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS T. J. Toney A, T. Allen Robert Roberson SC OUT!f.AS TER Neverson Jones Morris Jon~s, Sr, W, W, Cook CIMARRON DISTRICT Haywood Betts, Jr, B. T, Dickerson Charles Chatman Frank A, Davis, Jr, Leon Griffin J, H. Holmes Charles E, Davis Adams Bailey Rev, Melvin Tolen A. B, Owens, Jr, Peter Murphy Will Brown, Sr, CUB MASTER E, A, Hawkins, Sr, Leslie Burrows J, K. Davis Morris Murrell Elton Johnson Kennie Hardiman James Washington Louis Hester : DUtri!lt '.Ohairlllan District Vice-Chairman District Commissioner SfONSORING Ib1STITPTION Centenary Methodist Church Foote Homes Tenant Association Metropolitan Baptist Church Mt. Olive Cathedral Mt. Nebo Baptist Church Miss, Blvd, Christian Church Porter School Emmanuel Episcopal Church Olivet Baptist Churth Luthern School La Rose School LeMoyne Gardens Alonzo Locke School Progressive Baptist Church New Salem Baptist Church Total Scouts 279 SPONSORING INSTITQTlON Metropolitan Baptist Church Foote Homes Tenant Association Porter School Luthern School Alonzo Locke School La Rose School Miss. Blvd, Christian Church New, Salem Baptist Church Total Cubs Total Boys 194 473 ---------------------------------,--·' TROOP 104 114 124 131 132 133 135 136 141 144 145 149 155 162 172 176 185 101 103 105 109 121 126 SEMIHOLE DIVISIOH OF CHICXASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A., INC. LIST OF UNITS, LEADERS A1ID SPOlTSORING INSTITUTIONS OTTA\'IA DISTRICT A. E. Mcintyre John H. Kerr Hoble Gatlin SCOUTl-L<\.STER Zellner Shields Matthew Duckett Oscar Cross O, L, Cash Lowell \>'herry Lou.is Harrison Raymond Seay J. Ji), Broome George D. Clarke, Jr, Johnnie Hicks Matthew Davis \falter Houston Howard Jackson William Holman Charles \'/illiams Robert Mairle;ir Louis D. l'ialler CUBMASTER Booker T. Rend.er son Henry Pilcher Samuel Harris Emmett Grant Thomas Sherrod Charles Jones Chairman Co··Cha{rman Commissioner SPOHSORHTG HJSTITUTIOHS Mt. Pi sg0h C. J;I, E. Church Firs·b :Baptist Church, Binghampton Douglas« School P. T. A, Hyde Park Sc.:h:Jol Hew Tylor .. \. /.!, E, Church Beulah 3o.uti st Church Hill's Gh~i1el Baptist Church Friendsl1ip 3apti.st Church Magnolia S~hool Greater F:i;ost Baptist Church Coleman Chapel C. H. E. Church Lewis Street Baptist Church Vol.lentine Bautist Church Mt. Gilliam Baptist Church Suml!lerfi0ld Baptist Church Mt. Morh:h Baptist Church GreatE>r Mt, Zion Baptist Church Total Scouts 380 Douglass School, P. T, A, Lester Stre~t School Friendship Bautist Church Beulnh Baptist Church Coleman Cho;oel C ,l,.E, Church Ht. Pisr,ah C. M. E. Church Total CubG 140 Total Boys 520 TROOP 110 117 125 126 134 138 14o 143 147 150 158 164 167 168 170 171 173 174 181 182 186 108 110 122 SEMINOLE DIVISION OF CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B.S.A., INC, LIST OF UNITS, LEADERS AND SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS SH.AWNEE DISTRICT I, R. Emery Joseph Williams Charles Fletcher W, C, Potts SCOUTMA.STER Leonard Holley M, M, Jackson Booker T. Seymore Roscoe McVay J oeeph Simr:tons J, D, Taylor W, B. Couch L, D, Savage Minor Freeman D, O, Whitaker John E. Strong Chestine Thompson James Johnson Lucious Da~t~ler Charles Horner Wardell Johnson J, Stanley Edmonds J, W, Elion Booker T, Banks Herman DeWitt Boyd William E. Thompson CUBMA.STER Earvin Anderson Sonny Pulliam Prescott Fisher District Chairman District Commissioner District Commissioner District Commissioner SPONSORnTG INSTI'l'UTIONS Weaver School White Is Chapel Community Marion Colored High School Shelby County Training School Geeter High School Como Colored High School Capleville Colored School Oali:ville Colored School Springhill School West Memphis School Brunswick Jr, High School ~lhitestation School Brooks Avenue School ~'irst Bapt. Ch, (Edmondson, Ark.) E. A. F.arrold High School Mt. Jo~er Bo,ptisG Church Greenl1ill School (Sardis, Miss.) Senatobia Colored School Hernando Colored School Barret's Chapel School Batesville Colored School Total Scouts SPQNSORING INSTITUTIONS West Memphis School Marion Colored School Geeter High School Total Cubs Total Boys 406 59 466 ' . , ·------------------- __________ .._._._. __ .·-'! TROOP 105 107 108 109 111 113 137 146 148 163 179 111 113 114 115 132 SElfoINOLE DIVISIOlT OF CHIC~ClSA\i com.Terr., B.S.A.' INC. LISTS OF UNITS, LEA.DE.i-(S ;,HD SPONSORiiJG HTSTITUTIONS H. A. Parks R, R, Allen Robert J, Shores SCOUTl-IASTER Henry :a. Shannon George Curtis Saooel Richardson \·/, B. !legman Robert J. Shores Chester Rucker T, J. Loving Judf;e H1wes John tienry Shields John E, iiesley Rosea Montgomery OUJJMASTER J amefl Letcher R. J, Kelly Hezekiah Malone Calvin Casey Obediah Morris 9,UAPA\'/ DISTRlCT District Chairman Di.s ~ri.3t Vice-Chairman District- Commissioner Gosp0l Temple Baptist Church St. Ste)hcns ?sptist Church l•ianant1as High School Collins Chapel C.M,E, Church Eastern Star Baptist Church Greater Mid.cllo Baptist Church Caldwell School Shiloh Baptist Church St. Jane~ A,M,E, Church First Baptist Church, Chelsea Lo.ne Avenue Baptist Church Total Scouts 228 SPOHSORIHG INSTITUTIONS Eastern Star Baptist Church Gront School Manassas High School St. Stephens Baptist Church Lane Avenue Baptist Church Total Cubs 120 Total Boys 348 . ' I I 116 118 120 121 122 128 156 165 180 188 100 102 118 120 131 133 SEMINOLE DIVISION OF CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B.S.A., HiC. LIST OF UNITS, LEADERS AND SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS ARRO\'IHEAD DISTRICT Henry Warren J, C, Griffin SCOUTMASTER Cuba Bro\•mlee, Sr, George Williams Patterson Horgan J. I. Taylor Rochester lTeely Clifton Grissom Rev, L, H, Aldridge James Lester Davie Leigh Rodney F, Thomas CUBMAS'J'ER Odell Guy Everett Toliver Donald. V, Jackson Walter Pamphlet Joseph Atkins Elwood A, Fields District Chairman District Col11r.lissioner SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS J.lt, Zion Baptist Church Riverview Christian Church Sal.em··Gilfield Baptist Church Lincoln School Hamilton High School Shiloh Baptist Church Mt. Pleasa.'1.t Baptist Church Greater Mt, Moriah Baptist Church Pilgrim Rest Bo;ptist Church Warren Methodist Church Total Scouts SPONSORING HTSTITUTIONS Mt. Zion Baptist Church Kansas Avenue School Florid.a Street School Hamilton High School Linea ln Sc;1ool Salvation Army Total Cubs Total Boys 190 151 Note Note for historical disclaimer <small><i>Please note that these documents are presented as they existed in their original form for historical accuracy. This document may contain racial or culturally insensitive language. Since the beginning in 1916, Scouting in Memphis has been regarded as a pioneer in interracial Scouting and equality; however, it still existed within the context of a segregated South. The material reflects the culture and context in which it was created and does not reflect the views and principles of the Kia Kima Alumni Association, the Chickasaw Council, or the Scouting movement.</i></small> Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1952 Title A name given to the resource 1952 Chickasaw Council Seminole Division Reports of Committes Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink & Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chickasaw Council, BSA Committee Report Seminole Division https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/450c6932621aa009eeea2adab8b34b21.jpg d1fa11d7cef7dc41d22ba546eb8cbce9 https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/924acf1db17ae9ed5130ccd1f9051eb6.jpg 6eb76e070013ccb3dbf34fcad71028c7 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sashes Description An account of the resource This collections contains scans of sashes. Some Items contain multiple sashes from that same year. Memorabilia Pictures or scans of patches, paddles, shirts, and other Scouting memorabilia. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1952 Title A name given to the resource 1952 Kia Kima Camper Sash Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Emblem (Sash) Memorabilia Patch https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/386ec9b8254bf4de9d8712075576935b.pdf 64c94369c59065d251d6e60f8ea88e85 PDF Text Text I q / Hi_, Scout! .. ,. ~-1..-- Here is a message from the Order of the Arrow and it is of interes t to you and all your buddies. 1·!e kno w of a spot in the edge of the Ozark mountai ns, where clear streams and unspoile d ,.f.i.ldern ess are l'.s pure as when the Indie..i1 hunted and roamed there. (his old campsit es can be found there today). !ma(;ine that you could ha.ve been the first frontier sman to paddle his canoe up the ,.f inding South Fork River. You would see a rugged wildern ess on every side, inviting y ou to explore. Your canoe would glide under overhan[;ing trees, beneath to\·1ering granite bluff s, and pa.st open mee?.dows, where Indian villages stood. Miles of op en spaces where the Red Man lived and pleyed invite you to tr a ils leading to rugged adventu r e r-nd ma tchless outdoor life. Your canoe 1·1ould pass a place on t he ri ver ,.,,here a natural meadow is on one side, and unusual rocky bluff rises from the other. which means Eagle Nest. The Indian name for thi s place was �- 2 In 1918, a group of Scouts discovered the possibilities of camping in this region. In that year, and for several years afterward, Scouts came from throughout the South to spend the summer here. i n tents and reaJ.ly roughed it. These first Scouts lived They started me.ny traditions which we he.ve I to day. These boys had outdoor exp eri enc es which live with their memories to this day. For, when the camp closed in 1941, it appeared that Scouts long er be able to return to their camp in the mountains. \~'Ould no But the older Scouts (who remembered whe.t go od times they had there) took action and were able to reopen Ki a Kima in 1947. Some of you he.ve probE1.bly been to Kamp Kia Kima since then, ci,nd you already know of the Scouting progrE>.m which campers follow at su.;,1mer camp. Some of you were tapped into the Order of the Arrow, some received honors at skills and aquatics, and all had their days and nights filled ,.,i th hiking, camping, swimming, c."llllpfires, and fellowship. This summer will be 1:etter in many ways. The old gang will all be bE>.ck •• you make sure that your buddies come with you. Yo u older ·scouts who \\rOn your sash Md emblem l ast year ,.,rill ha.ve new go a l s to work for. This sumi11 er will have added opportunities to earn merit badges and he.ve greater outdoor experiences • .And you Scouts who \•.rill come for the first time this summer, well, yo u hiwe great things in store for you at Kia Kima, beyond every wish y ou have imaginedl This year we will operate t 1110 outpost camps, from t~hich you can e}..'J)lore to your heart's content. Wilderness Treks will roam all over the hills e.nd valleys, and canoe trips a re being planned for the whole s eason. staff \·1ill be there to hel p cP.Jnpers enjoy every minute a.t camp. A trained They \·Jill acqudnt you ,.1ith the a.rchory range, rifle range, wildlife study, aqua.tics, handicrafts, and enough outdoor games to satisfy a. Nild Indian. The ri vcr is just as sparlding as the Indie.ns know it, the skies as blue, the cliffs just as hi gh, and the tr ails lead to woods end hills and valleys for y ou to hike and play. 1\l'et 11 meet you therel �ESSEiifTI.AL DTFORMATION FOR SCVUTS AND LEADERS .b..T KF.MP KIA KIM.A Camp opens June 14 and closes August. 9, 1952. Camp fee is $14.00 per week. Reservation fee is $1.00 - this is encluded in .the camp fee. Make reservation at Scout office. Transportation - Tr ain leaves iviemphis from Grand Central Station at 8:45 and arrives in Hardy at 12:45. Boys should carry own lunch as they arrive too late to have lunch in C@lllp. The return trdn lea.v es Hardy at 11: 45 and arrives at Grand Central Station at 3: 50. Cost of round trip ticket is $6.84. naggage fee from Hardy to camp is 50 cents per boy for round trip. People traveling by car should go by Jonesboro, Pocahontas end Imboden. CAMP SCHEDULE For information of Leaclers for planning your program for camp. We are li sting belo w the daily schedule of fixed daily activities. SATURDAY 12: 45 - Troops arrive at Hardy and vJill be met at the station by members of camp staff. 12:45 - 5 :00P. M. - Registratio n and camp orientation. 6:00 - Supper 7:00 - Scout Leaders planning program roundtable. 8 :00 - Camp fire led by camp staff. 9: 30 - Taps smmAY MORNHTG ~reakfast 8:00 - 1: 00 Medi cal r ech eek Swim classifica tion Reli gi ous obscrVQ.tl.Ce Final progr am planning ro undtable - Dinner SUlifDAY AFTERNOON F.ree time Carr.p orientation and camp explo ration SUiJDAY NIGHT Vespers �• - 4 - MONDAY MOBNiiifG Sviimrning Instructions and program as planned at roundtable. MONDAY NIGHT Troop camp fire TUESDAY NIGHT Cooking demonstration for Troop Leaders in camping area. WEDNESDAY NIGHT Troop Camp fire THURSDAY NI@HT Ov er ni te adventure for all Troops (For be.se camping uni ts, tin can craft) Thursdey supper and Friday breakfast, all camp cook out. F.RID~Y AFTERNOON Hater carnival Compl.e tion of mer it badges. Completion of Good Camp ers Award. :ffi! DAY NI TE Ca;:p Fire ..QATURDAY · 11: £1:5 - Train leaves for Memphis M:EALS SERVED CN WE:EX DAYS ARE AS FOLLOW• 7: 30 A. M. 12: 30 P. M. 6:00 P. M, TJF: MD �' NI scour/ 1 OOl"1 T FOR<*! rHrsE ... .... ~', \1~ NECESSARY Heavy Blankets \ Bath Towels Flashlight Scout Knife , Scout Axe \ Swi. mmi ng Trunks Tooth Paste Too th :Brush Lea ther Hiking Shoes 2 Pairs of Shorts 2 Pa irs of Sox Hander chi efs ~ble or Prayer Book 'Sheets Scout Shorts . l OPTIONAL Sweater Raincoe,t Comb and Brush Scout Handbook Musical Instrument Soap Camera Archery Equipment Fi sl'ling Tackle Baseball Glove First Aid Kit K"ee.11 n"j 1'"A<i.S WATER PROOF GROUND CLOTH PLilil.SE NOTE - All clothing and Equipment should be plainly marked "ti th the o wner's name. ..... • • ! • .'.i) :~~~.: :. ~ ·:· : :: ··~.: ·..:.·.\: :~ '•": � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Kia Kima Leaders Guides Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Description An account of the resource The Kia Kima Leaders Guide is published annually with information regarding the camp facilities, program, and registration. This collection of Leaders Guides begins in 1918, the third camping season of Kia Kima. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document / I q ~-1..-- Hi_, Scout! Here is a message from the Order of the Arrow and it is of interest to you and all your buddies. 1·!e kno w of a spot in the edge of the Ozark mountains, where clear streams and unspoiled ,.f.i.lderness are l'.s pure as when the Indie..i1 hunted and roamed there. (his old campsites can be found there today). !ma(;ine that you co uld h a.ve bee n the first frontiersman to paddle his canoe up the ,.finding South Fork River. You would see a rugged wilderness on every s ide, inviting y ou to explore. Your canoe would glide under overhan[;ing trees, beneath to\·1 ering granite bluffs, and pa.st open mee?.dows, where Indian villages stood. Miles of op en spaces where the Red Man lived and pleyed invite you to tr a ils leading to rugged adventur e r-nd ma tchless outdoor life. Your canoe 1·1o uld pass a place on t h e ri ver ,.,,here a natural me adow is on one side, and unusual rocky bluff rises from the other. The Indian name for thi s place was which means Eagle Nest. .. ,. - 2 - In 1918, a group of Scouts discovered the possibilities of camping in this region. In that year, and for several years afterward, Scouts came from throughout the South to spend the summer here. These first Scouts lived i n tents and reaJ.ly roughed it. They started me.ny traditions which we he.ve I to day. These boys had outdoor exp eri enc es which live with their memories to this day. For, when the camp closed in 1941, it appeared that Scouts \~'Ould no longer be able to return to their camp in the mountains. But the older Scouts (who remembered whe.t good times they had there) took action and were able to reopen Ki a Kima in 1947. Some of you he.ve probE1.bly been to Kamp Kia Kima since then, ci,nd you already know of the Scouting progrE>.m which campers follow at su.;,1mer camp. Some of you were tapped into the Order of the Arrow, some received honors at skills and aquatics, and all had their days and nights filled ,.,i th hiking, camping, swimming, c."llllpfires, and fellowship. This summer will be 1:etter in many ways. The old gang will all be bE>.ck •• you make sure that your buddies come with you. You older ·scouts who \\rOn your sash Md emblem l ast year ,.,rill ha.ve new goa l s to work for. This sumi11er will have added opportunities to earn merit badges and he.ve greater outdoor experiences •. And you Scouts who \•.rill come for the first time this summer, well, you hiwe great things in store for you at Kia Kima, beyond every wish you have imaginedl This year we will operate t 1110 outpost camps, from t~hich you can e}..'J)lore to your heart's content. Wilderness Treks will roam all over the hills e.nd valleys, and canoe trips are being planned for the whole s eason. A trained staff \·1ill be there to hel p cP.Jnpers enjoy every minute a.t camp. They \·Jill acqudnt you ,.1ith the a.rchory range, rifle range, wildlife study, aqua.tics, handicrafts, and enough outdoor games to satisfy a. Nild Indian. The ri vcr is just as sparlding as the Indie.ns know it, the skies as blue, the cliffs just as hi gh, and the trails lead to woods end hills and valleys for you to hike and play. 1\l'et 11 meet you therel ESSEiifTI.AL DTFORMATION FOR SCVUTS AND LEADERS .b..T KF.MP KIA KIM.A Camp opens June 14 and closes August. 9, 1952. Camp fee is $14.00 per week. Reservation fee is $1.00 - this is encluded in .the camp fee. Make reservation at Scout office. Transportation - Train leaves iviemphis from Grand Central Station at 8:45 and arrives in Hardy at 12:45. Boys should carry own lunch as they arrive too late to have lunch in C@lllp. The return trdn lea.ves Hardy at 11: 45 and arrives at Grand Central Station at 3: 50. Cost of round trip ticket is $6.84. naggage fee from Hardy to camp is 50 cents per boy for round trip. People traveling by car should go by Jonesboro, Pocahontas end Imboden. CAMP SCHEDULE For information of Leaclers for planning your program for camp. We are li sting below the daily schedule of fixed daily activities. SATURDAY 12: 45 - Troops arrive at Hardy and vJill be met at the station by members of camp staff. 12:45 - 5 :00P. M. - Registration and camp orientation. 6:00 - Supper 7:00 - Scout Leaders planning program roundtable. 8:00 - Camp fire led by camp staff. 9: 30 - Taps smmAY MORNHTG 8:00 - ~reakfast Medi cal r ech eek Swim classifica tion Religi ous obscrVQ.tl.Ce Final progr am planning ro undtable 1: 00 - Dinner SUlifDAY AFTERNOON F.ree time Carr.p orientation and camp exploration SUiJDAY NIGHT Vespers • - 4 - MONDAY MOBNiiifG Sviimrning Instructions and program as planned at roundtable. MONDAY NIGHT Troop camp fire TUESDAY NIGHT Cooking demonstration for Troop Leaders in camping area. WEDNESDAY NIGHT Troop Camp fire THURSDAY NI@HT Over ni te adventure for all Troops (For be.se camping uni ts, tin can craft) Thursdey supper and Friday breakfast, all camp cook out. F.RID~Y AFTERNOON Hater carnival Compl.etion of merit badges. Completion of Good Camp ers Award. : f f i ! DAY NI TE Ca;:p Fire ..QATURDAY · 11: £1:5 - Train leaves for Memphis M:EALS SERVED CN WE:EX DAYS ARE AS FOLLOW• 7: 30 A.M. 12: 30 P. M. 6:00 P. M, TJF:MD ' NI scour/ OOl"1 1T FOR<*! rHrsE ... .... ~', NECESSARY \1~ Heavy Blankets \ Ba th Towels l . Flashlight Scout Knife \ , Scout Axe Swi. mmi ng Trunks Tooth Paste Too th :Brush Lea ther Hiking Shoes 2 Pairs of Shorts 2 P a irs of Sox Hander chi efs ~ble or Prayer 'Sheets Scout Shorts K"ee.11 n"j 1'"A<i.S Book OPTIONAL Sweater Raincoe,t Comb and Brush Scout Handbook Musical Instrument Soap Camera Archery Equipment Fi sl'ling Tackle Baseball Glove First Aid Kit WATER PROOF GROUND CLOTH PLilil.SE NOTE - All clothing and Equipment should be plainly marked "ti th the o wner's name. ..... •• ! • . '.i) : ~~~ ::: ~ ·:· . : . :: ·· ~.: · .. :.·.\: :~ '•": Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1952 Kia Kima Leaders Guide Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chuck Schadrack Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1952 Kia Kima Leaders Guide https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/1c36177cea626af55af20747a6a31ff6.pdf bb89de6e34582b2a797dfae8424fda54 PDF Text Text \, ~· CHICKASAW COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA INCORPORATED HERBERT F . HEMKER, SCOUT COMMISSIONER A . D . MCWHORTER, ASSOCIATE SECRETARY F . I.. . CHRISTENBURY, TREASURER ALVAN F . TATE . JR . , PRESIDENT T . ROBERT ACKLEN, VICE · PRESIDENT W . H . AUSTIN, VICE · PRESIDENT CHARLES M . CRUMP , VICE • PRESIDENT R . D. FULLER. VICE-PRESIDENT A . E . HOHE.NBERG , VICE·PRES IDENT ELTON A. RIEVES . JR . • VICE-PRESIDENT J . R . WALKER , VICE - PRESIDENT W . GORDON MORRIS, SCOUT EXECUTIVE THURMAN J . FRASHURE, FIELD EXECUTIVE ROBERT W . LUNDQUIST , FIELD EXECUTIVE ROBERT M . BENTLEY , JR., FIELD EXECUTIVE CLIFFORD J . NOLAN , FIELD EXECUTIVE PHONE 5 - 2351 416 - 420 M . 8c M . BLDG . 198 SOUTH MAIN ST . 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Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Camps Description An account of the resource Contains documents relating to other camps of the Chickasaw Council besides Kia Kima. Contains a subcollection for Camp Currier. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document \, ~· CHICKASAW COUNCIL ALVAN F . TATE . JR. , PRESIDENT T . ROBERT ACKLEN, VICE · PRESIDENT W . H . AUSTIN, VICE · PRESIDENT CHARLES M . CRUMP, VICE • PRESIDENT R . D . FULLER. VICE-PRESIDENT A . E . HOHE.NBERG , VICE·PRES IDEN T ELTON A. RIEVES . JR . • VICE-PRESIDENT J . R . WALKER, VICE - PRESIDENT :Dea..it.' r.tr" 'larlo~: BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA INCORPORATED PHONE 5 - 2351 416- 420 M . 8c M . BLDG . 198 SOUTH MAIN ST. MEMPHIS 3, TENN. ~:re ~.0 , 11 1~$~ HERBERT F . 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1952 Title A name given to the resource 1952 Letter re Deficiencies at Camp Fuller Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Dalstrom Papers, Special Collections Department, University of Memphis Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Licensed for use by the Kia Kima Alumni Association in this historical display. https://www.memphis.edu/libraries/special-collections/ Camp Fuller Letters Seminole Division https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/27ca6018dd1dea867411436cea2aaae0.pdf 0c90f12e963a01947738847596091bbd PDF Text Text QHICKASAW COUNCIL. :S, S. A,. INC, MINUTES OF ANNUAL MWING - 1952 The Annual Meeting of Chickasaw Council. :a, S. A., Inc, was held on Wednesday, December 17th. 1952 at 4:30 p, M, in the Louis XVI RoGlll of Hotel Peabody", Mr, Alvan F, Tate, Jr,• President of the Council, presided at the meetir,g, Mr. Tate called on Rev, Joel Wl.ggs of :Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church to pronounce the invocation. The following officers and Council members were present: Mr, T, Robert Acklen Mr, Charles M, Crump Mr. R, D. Fuller Mr, A. E. Hohenberg Mr, T, P, Howard Mr, J, R, Walker Mr. Fred L. Christenbury Mr, J. M, McKnight Mr, H. F. Hemker Mr, w. Gordon Morris Vice President Vice President Vice President Vice President Vice President Vice President Treasurer Asst. Treasurer Scout Commissioner Scout Ex:ecuti ve and the following members of the Council: . Mr. T, R, :Sellautr Mr. W. H, Austin Mr, Henri :Senner Mr,'J, D, Carruth Mr. P. A, Cla,yton. Sr, Mr. Roscoe C, Clark Mr. Ben :a. Coffe,y • Jr, Mr, llldwin Dal strom Mr, Phil Jllneri ck Mr, B, W, Ewing Mr. :r.,ynn H. Ferguson Mr, w. :a. Ford,voe Mr. J, p, Goldsohmid Mr. E. c. Grissom Mr. Howard M, Grube Mr. w. p, Hallida,y Mr. Charles c. Han((cy' Mr, Joe G, Helms Mr. Robert L, Irwin, Jr. Mr. F, Clyde Lambert Mr, Mr, Mr, Mr, Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr, Mr. Jack Liles J, H. Malone R, c. Ma;vs N, G, Paddison Russel Per17 Samuel s. Pharr Arthur R, Porter, Jr. D. c. Nance James L. Robertson Mr, E. :a, Saunders Dr. Harry C, Schmeisser Mr, W. L. Sllal'pe Mr, J, L, Skinner Mr, J, D. Tennison, Jr. Mr. F, T, Tha,yer • Jr, Mr, R, A, Trippeer Mr, M, J, Vosse Mr, E. L. Williamson · Father Jo el Wiggs Also attending were: Mr, Harley E, Erb, Regional Ex:ecutive, Region V, Mr. Thurman J. Frashure, Asst, Executive, Mr, C, J, Nolan, Field Scout Executive. Mr, R, M, :Sentle,y, Jr., Field Scout Ex:ecutive, Mr, R, w. Lundquist, Field Scout Executive and Mr, Hope H. l!brd, Camp Director of Camp Currier.M; D, Ted Childress, Scout Executive, of West Point, Miss, was also present, �- 2 - Mr. Tate welcomed the men to the meeting and introduced all of the Institutional. Representatives who were present. Mr. Russell Perry, Chairman of the Advancement Committee, made a report of his committee in which he stated that there was a 17% gain over last year in the advancement program. That 68 Eagles had received their badges during the year, encluding six fathers and six the Northeast DJ.strict. That Council and that the Seminole year and had also awarded tt.o sons who got their Eagle bailee at the same time in thei'e were now 852 Merit llailee Counsel.ors in the Ill.vision had 176 %gain in merit badges in the past Eagle :Bailees to Scouts in that Division. Mr. Robert L. Irwin, Jr., Chairman of the Activities Committee, reported for the commi. ttee and thanked all of the men for their help in carrying on the 1<.0nderful. activities at the Exposition which he said was the best we have ever had. He stated we had the largest Camp-0-Ree in the hi story of the Council and also had exctill.ent Cub Kite Derbies throutl)l out the Council. Mr. P. A. ClSJ"ton, Chairman of the Camping Committee, stated that the Council had its best camping season during 1952, that the boys had the best of experiences• and that we had started a tree farm at Camp Currier which provides a veey :11.ne training for a lot of boys. That we had sold timber at Camp Currier which would provide more equipment and \:oats and that the plans were now Ullder WN! for building a new dining hall at Kamp Kia Kima :f'rom funds derived from the Expositions. He stated tnat tlli s was the best camping season we have l!ller had and that the Seminole Division also had a fine camping season. In commenting on Mr. Cla;rton 1 s report Mr. Tate &tated, that a-l)out f00,000 had been. allocated to be spent for the c!lll\)s in 1953. These fUnds to cover the construction, repairs and equipment of all the camps. Mr. T. Robert Acklen, gave the report of the Cubbing Committee which he is Chairman. He stated that Cubbing has done a good job and introduced the members of the Committee. He said, there had been fine Po-Wows and that three Kite Derbies held in different parts of the Council there had been more attendance at each of them than had been in previous years when the Kite Derbies were run on a combined bases. Mr. J. M. McKnight, Chairman of the Exploring Committee, stated that the Explorers had a good program during the past year with plenty of activity at Cemetery Ridge Encampment and that the 0 1posum Hllllt at Camp Currier was so big that it ~iould probably have to be held on a district bases in tuture years. Mr. J. R. walker, Chairman of the Finance Committee, thanked Mr. F. C. Lambert for the help which he had given to the committee and to the Council. He thanked the men who had worked so beatifull.7 on the sustaining membership drive and stated that he thinks that the Council can finance itself in a satisfactory manner in the future. Mr. Tate stated in the absence of Mr. Joseph A. n.:Lstrom, Chairman of the Health and Safev Committee, that there would be no verbal report of this committee but he refered the members ill page seven of the Reports of Comm! ttees for a statement as to what had been accomplished by the Heal th and Safe;t,y Committee during the past yee;1:. �- 3 - Mr. Edwin Da.lstrom, Chairman of the Inter-rutcial Committee, reported in the main actiVities of the Seminole DI.vision was confined to Negro Scouts. He said, the di Vision had more progress in 1952 than in axcy- other year due to the fine support of the El!:ecutive :Board and the President, Alvan Tate. He stated, that new and larger quarters had been secured for the headquarters of the Seminole Division and that an additional Field Executive had been added and that J. Beauchamp had been made Division hecutive. He stated that these things have improved the moral of the Division tremendously and that he had fine cooperation from the Organization and Extension Committee under the Chairmanship of Mr. R. D. Fuller and from" Mr. Howard M. Grube from the Training O>mmi ttee in helping the Ssninole DI.vision Leaders to go forward with their program. He praised Mr. F.red :Sickel for work in advancement and said under Mr. P. A. Clqton' s leadership the Camping Committee had provided a good camping program for the Seminole Di vision. He also stated that a number of professional and volunteer leaders had attended the St. Louis E:iqiosi tion to see how tllings were done there in order to bring them back to the Neg:i-oes of Chickasaw Council. Mr. Howard M. Grube, Chairman of the Leadership Training Committee, called the attention of the men in the District who have done a fine job in training in the past year. He said he had fine help from the Camping Committee in setting up t.b.e training center at Camp Currier and has almost a complete film 11 bra.cy' except for wear and tear. He stated the film on hand is adquate but we do not have enough projector equipment and we need more projectors and said that the Seminole Division was also showing some gain in training. Mr. R. D. Fuller, Chairman of the Organization and Extension Comm!. ttee, refered the members to the cha.rt in g:i-owtla in the Reports of Committees on page 10. He stated that we now have 7,294 Scouts in the Council and a total membership of men and boys and Den Mothers of 9 ,66S. He stated that we have tried to reach a 10% growth eaeh year in the Council and that we now have 14.38% and prospects for more membership before the end of the year. He stated that the Council had grown 56. 78% in the past 10 years and 69.31% in the past 12 years. You havea comparison of Scouts and Cubs on page 11 of the Reports of Commi tteea. He stated all credit goes to the District o. &. E. Committees, the Commissioners Staff and the Professional Staff for the fine g:i-owth of the Council. Mr. Tate recognized the Scout Executive and Professional Staff of the Council and complimented them on their work during the past year. He also recognized Mr. Harley E. Erb, Regional Scout Executive, and thanked him for his assistance. Mr. H. F. Hemker, scout Commissioner, gave the report of the Commissioner, in which he stated that we have the finest Commissioners staff we have ever had and are really set up to serve Uni ts with over 90 men who are serVing as Comm... issioners. He stated that we have a goal for next year to have a Commissioner for each Institution which has a Scouting Unit. He praised the work of the Council in making prog:i-ess this year. Mr. Alvan Tate recognized and praised Mr. Hope H. Ford as Camp Director of Camp Currier. Mr. Alvan F. Tate, Jr. made the President's report which he stated we have com.. plete harmocy between t.b.e Executive, Professional and Unit workers of the Council and that he gppreciated greatlY the support and cooperation of all who make it possible for the Council to go follWard and to have such an outstanding record during the -:rear 1952. He stated all the members present were furnished with a cop{ of the Reports of Committees and he refered them to the Council Members for detal on What had been �- 4 - accomplis hed duri~ the past year. Mr. w. L. Sharpe, Chairman, made the report of the Nominatin g Committee. He stated that the Nominatin g Co.mmittee had been reluctant to consider men in place of President Alven F. Tate, Jr., but had conceded to his wishes not to run for another year·. Mr. Sharpe nominated the Council Members at large as per the list attached to these minutes. Mr. Sharpe moved the election of the Members at large, motion was seconded by Mr. Edwin Dalstrom and unanimously- carried. Mr. W. L. Sharpe moved the nominatio n of the Associate Council Members as per the attached list. Motion was seconded by Mr. P. A. Clayton and unanim:>usly- carried. Mr. Sharpe nominated the following officers and National Council Represen tatives for the year 1953. For For For For For For For For For For President Vice-Pres ident Vice-Pres ident Vice..Pres i dent Vice-Pres ident Vice-Pres ident Vice-Pres ident Vice-Pres ident Treasurer Scout Commissioner Mr. Charles M. Crump Mr. T. Robert Acklen n. Fuller Mr. A. E. Hohenberg Mr. T. P. Howard Mr. J. M. McKnight Mr. El ton A. Rieves, Jr. Mr. J. R. Walker Mr. R. C. Ma;ys Mr. Herbert F. Hemker Mr. R. For National Council Represen tatives Mr. c• .Arthur Bruce Mr. A. K. Burrow Mr. P. A. Cla_vton Mr. H. M. Cla;yton Mr. Charles M. Crump Mr. A. E. Hohenberg Mr. ilvan F. Tate, Jr. Mr. Sharpe moved the election of Officers as above listed and motion was seconded by Mr. Edwin Dalstrom and carried by acclamati on. Mr. Sharpe nolllinated members of the Executive Board as per the list below and also ask that the Council confirm the election of the District Chairman as per the list below. Motion was seconded by Mr. P. A. Cla;yton and carried unanimou sly. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. w. H. Austin Henri Benner A. K. Bo "®an c. Arthur Bruce A. K. llurrow J. D. Carruth P. c. Clarke H. M. Cleyton P. A. Cla;yton Dr. P. Thurman Crawford Mr~ Mr. Edwin llllstrom Mr. Joseph A. Dslstrom n.-. Anthoey w. Dick Mr. Lewis R. Jbnelson, Jr. Mr. fh11 »neri ck Mr. F. Joe Flanagan Mr. w. :s. Jibr<J,vce Mr. Jack P. Goldschm id Mr. Howard M. Grube Mr. W. P. Hallidq Mr. Charles c. Handly Mr. Joe G. Helms Mr. ll. T. Runt, Jr. Mr. Robert L. Irwin, Jr. �- 5· - r. Olyde Lambert Mr. J. H. Malone Mr. Allen Morgan Mr. Russell Per17 Mr. Samuel s. Pharr Mr, George P. Phillips, Jr. Mr. "·w. w. L, Mr. R. Mr. c. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Ramsay Ri ttelmeyer Sharpe J. L, Skillller Alvan F. Tate, Jr. s. Shepherd Tate Mr. J. D. Tennison, Jr, Mr. L. K. Mr, R. A. Mr. M. J. Rev. Joel Thompson, Jr. Trippeer Vosse Wiggs District Chairmen Mr. F. T. The,yer, Jr. Mr. Re,y J. Coltharp Mr. E. L. Williamson Mr, D>yle C, Nance Mr. J. L. Robertson Mr. J. R. Barber Northeast District Southeast District Northwest District Southwest District Crittenden District Mississippi District Ml'. Tate then celled on Mr. Charles M. Cr\llllp, president elect, for a few remarks. Mr. Crump stated he would have a hiu-d time to fill the shoes of his predecessor but felt that the Council was functioning at its best and asked for a rising vote of thanks for Mr. Alvan F. Tate, which the members gave, He also thanked Mr. W. L. Sharpe for his fine work in the Council and stated that he was glad he got a number of gpod men interested in Scouting, encluding Mr. Sharpe and Mr. A. E. Hohenberg and Mr. Buddy McKnight, He stated that next year his goal wcuJ.d be to consolidate the tremendous gains of the Council and to have no dropped Uni ts. Mr. J. L. Skinner praised the i.ork of Mr. Alvan F. Tate as president of the Council and Mr. w. Gordon Morris as Scout Executive. Mr, R. c. Ma.vs made an announcement as to the seating of the people at the apeakers table and also at another table in the ball room for the dillller which would follow at 6:00. There being no further business the meeting adJiurned at 61lOP. M. Resp ee ti fulJ.7 Subm:I. t ted, w. Gordon Morris, Scout Executive �CHIGKA$AW co \JWCIL I :s. s. A. I INC. COUNCIL Ml!1'1BERS FOR 195? ASSOCIATE HAif i>br<iliam, GeorGe ll. furnell, Herbert re.vis, A, G, Davis, Hon. Clifford Davis, nr. J. Murry Ila;y" ' pau1 Deupree, Wa;:,ne Diehl, Ilr. Ch6>,Tlcs E, Dixon, Hugo N, I:olan, T, R, s. iU.nslee, H. Alcott, Richard ..'!.l e:x.a.n der , Vone e J . .1J.l::..en~ Preston 'l..11 on~ ThoE1£\S Ho l . tldnson, Dre- \"!.., R. .i..1.\·1stlr.lb, C-eorge ilBll llabor, Rodno;;:Bailey, JJ. o. Edge, W, T, Edwards, Frank C. --J!ini--e-le-,---ltar'Cf.ttl Ballon, Davo Beasley, John B. :Bolton, .(·l.. Earle Bondurant, JulL'n B. Boone, Dani el H. Boyd, Jud:;e lfoxion S. Boyle, J. 3D,Jic.rd Boyle, Hon. Joseph P. Bridgeforth , 1!. D. t1F1t Fleming, Joseph D. Garber, Myron Gaylor, :· • Canale, Phil M. 1:-.e..rley, Jc.\cl::: Carrincton, R. Russell Carter, 1·1. 0. Carter, 1'Tathnn .;;\.• Ohar:1bers, C. 1: 1. Chambers, J. J). 0hampion, R. G. ChDndler, ~·.r. II. Clark, rolph Colo, Som F, Collins Oln'i ss !Jooper, Sterling eo\•1an, C. H. 0ox, 1..·r. 1-·:. Ora\•1ford, . .i. rir. Creson, Hon, Larry B. Creson, R. F. Crump, ::;:, l!, , Jr, 1 I ..i:.1.. George, John H. Glascock, Charles Gol-dsmi th-, Jaclc Gooch, C, M. Graves, Dr. L. M. I I Green, Jesse Gronauer, Joseph Gregg, Russell Grout, F, M, ·Jfaa-s-ey--Gi;a'!'-1.e•i--J-.Hay s, Lake Henry, N. 1·1o-11ace Herrington, R. L. Hirsh, B. W, Hobson, Dr. J. J, Holloman, C. C, Hopp er, ,\., L. Hussey, Robert J, J {____ ------------------ --- -------- --------- �ltJ If tr aco bson, c.. M. Johnson, 1·1. C, Rnmsey, Henry T, Reeves, Russell E. Richardson, Charles D, Richardson, Gilmer Ross, J. L, Ruch, Dr. Walter A. Russell, :Odwe;rd P. Ry ch en er, Dr. R, O, "K" Ken,.,cr thy, 1'!illiwn Kopold, s. L. I 1 "1" Lane, V. G. I1a,,.,, Si cl ii.o LePrinco, J • .i'-i.., Lee, Jlt', R. Ge Lear, Lt, Gen. Ben Lerner, s. M, Saino, J, Ji',, SUndo wn, ~-·!o Ho Schloss, Gilbert M. Schoembs, Arthur Sellers, Hon. Perry Sherrod, Floyd Shields, J. Chester Sir11nons, J .. Barrow Springfield, C, L. Strauss, G, D, 1 1 ~;~s Lewis, T, U. Li gh trrw,n , M. Ji.,, Lohmeyer, J. "• McFarlono, G. O, Mc Gr eGor, John Maden, John W, McCabe, C. T. Mccourt, Lee T, McGeorGc, H. L. riICI{night, T. H. i-torie;rty, Herbert ~,lurr ah, lit:1. F, "N" ··~Ti cltQ;l, sar.1 !:1I. Jr .. , Thompson, E. F. Turner, Norfleet "W" lila,de, Ma.U!""J Wagnor, D, EU€;ene I I Waring, Col, Roane Webb, Hai·ry Wiley, J. Brady Williams, Hon. O. P. Wilkinson, Russel WUrzburG, Abe I I ' I Ozburn, N, Field Callo.l1on, J. E. f) i I 1 Yankee, Claude 1 Young, Dr. Thomas K, npu Patten, J. M, Sr • ."Patton, Thomas N. Patton, l!esley E,. P enla1d, Clifford Ponnobalcer, Co T. ---------------------. �.. _______ ------ ------ ------ - , ------ ------ - CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A. INC. COUNCIL ~lliMBERS - 1952 itCTIVE "All Acklen, T. Robert Agee, G. Worthen Ahlgren, Fre.nk R. Allen, James Seddon Armour, Claude Austin, W, H. Donelson, Lewis R. Jr., Dorman, W. B, Jr,, Dozier, Bob "E" ~-&. Earp, 0, K. Emerick, Phil Ettelson, Dr. H. W, Ewing, Bruce W, u:g11 Ball, Ernest c. Barnes, George Barro''', E .R. Benner, Henri Bi zot, Emile A, Boren, J. L. Bowers, Mil ton Bruce, C. Arthur Burrow, A. K. "Fn Fiedler, Chris H. Fisher, l'f, H, Jr., Flanagan, F, Joe Foglem~i,n, John A. Fordyce, W. B, Friend, A, B, Fuller, R. D, "GH Ce.llow, Lewis C• Carney, Frederick T, Carter, .a, B, Cestle, S. Nelson Chandler, Walter Christenb ury, Fred L, Church, C. H, Clark, Roscoe C, Clarke , P , C, Clayton, Henry M, Clayton, P, .a, Cleghorn, John Coffee, Ben B,, Cooke, R, P. Crump, Charles M, Crump, E, H, Sr., Cunningh<lm 1 Jesse · "D" Dalstrom, Edwin Daniels, T. B. Danielson , Gen. W. A, Davis, Joe E. Dick, Dr. Jl., W, Dilatush, W. Henry Garey, B. B, Ge.ssaway, Brooks N. Goldschmid, Jack P. Goldsmith , Fred, Jr., Goodman, Charles F, Goodmfl.n, Thomas F. Grissom, E, C, Grube, Howard M. "H" Hale, Hon, ". W. Halle, A. Arthur Halliday, W. P, Handly, Charles C, Heiskell, A. L. Hemker, Herbert F, ~ Ili&,ghibet ham, .:filrne•t Hirsheim,er, Harold Hohenberg, A. E. Howard, T. P. Huckabee, Miller Hughes, Dr, James G, Hughes, Dr. John Davis �"I" "Ru Irwin, Rober t L. Jr., !V¢-);>t)Q -n. ~amsay, R. G. Sr., Rittel meyer , C. W. Rieve s, Elton Rober tson, J. L. A,,,..c- .,.. "J" Jacobs , Dr. B. ~ "8" Johnso n, J, C. --Jomr!'fmr;-~~ftd:lll-F-W:. ., Saund ers, E. B. Schar ff, Aaron R. SClhar ff, Abe Schme isser, Dr, H. D, Schwa rtz, Merri ll Scott, Dr. George A, Senhau sen, C. B. Sharpe , W. L. Sims, Hollic e H. Skinn er, J., L. Skinn er, Raymond Slavic k, H. W, Smith, Walter L. Spain, H, M, Spears , Herman Sulliv an, H.P. "K" King, Dr , C • C • Klyce , F , ~I, Lambe rt, F. Clyd~ Lanaha n, L. HaYry Malone , J. H. Mays R. C, Mc Knigh t, Jarnes Malone McWh orter, A D,, Meeman, E, J. Moore, .;; • E • Morela nd, S, E. Morgan , Allen Munson, F ,F, Meek, J. A ' "T" Tate, alvan F', Jr. , Taylo r, .tl, A, Tennis on, J, D, Jr., Thaye r, F. T, Thompson, L. K., Jr. Trippe er, R. 1,, Turman , W. F. "N" Norwe ll, J. I lI w. 111[11 lfQll Valen tine, D. L. 1fe.ndemark, F. J. 'Terre t , E • J, Yesey, John B, Vosse, M. J, 0 1Ryan, Tom Orgil l, Edmund Overto n, Watkii u 11p11 "W" Patten , Joe M. Jr. Peete, Russe ll Perry, Russe ll Petty, W. G. Pharr, Samue l S. Pidgeo n, Evere tt Pipkin , Porry I .Porte r, .Dr. Arthur R. Jr., I We.dley, Dr. s. L. Wa.lla.Cle, Dr. J. A. Walle r, Ben Walkn , J. R. Webb, Harry G, T;/Ulian~, Ernes t Willia ms, Dr. E. Foste r Wiggs, Rev, Joel Wunde rlich, Alvin Jr. I Young, C, B, I "Y" ) "---·---·----------··~------------·------~------------ .. ·----·· ----- - -- --.- �r- ·-·-·-··-·-··-··-·-·-- ·--- ····- ·-···--··----..-· ···-····· ............ -.. ···---··· .... -· -·-·-· - . -...... -· - . . . -.. . . -..-.. . -.. . . . ··-- . i i CHICKASAW COUNCIL I B. s. A· IllC. COUWCIL Mlfil;JBERS - 19 53 ACTIVE i 11411 I Acklen, T, Robert G. Uorthen Ahlgren, Frank R, Allen, James Seddon "'tkinson, C, A. i Austin, 11. H, i .\gee, ·1 I I lllJll Ball, Ernest C, Barnes, George Barrow, E. R, Benner, Henri 'j Binswangeir, Milton, Jr, Bizot, Emile A. Blackwood, H. R, Bondurant, Julian B, Bowman, A, :B, . Bowers, Milton ! Boyd, Hon Marion s, I :sruce, C, A:rthur j Burrow, A, K. , J'\ynum, Jlr, H, Perry I I I I Callow, 11011 Lewis C, Frederick T, . Carter, A, B, Castle, s, Nelson 1 ' Chandler; 1'Tal ter Christenbury, Fred L. Church, C, H, Clar lee, P. C, Clark, Roscoe C, Clayton, Henry M, Cla,yton, P, A, Cleghorn, John, Cooke, R, p, Conner, J, o. 1 Crawford, Dr. P, Thurman 'I Crump, Chorl es M, Crump, Hon, E. H, Sr, I Cunningham, Jesse I Carne;r, L __ . .- - - -. - - - - - - - - - -·- ·- - · "D" Dalstrom, Edwin · Dalstrom, J, A, Daniele, T, B. Dani el son, Gen, ~1, i-. Davis 1 Joe E. Di ck, Dr, JI. ':I, Dilatuah, W, Henry Ibnelson, Lewis R, Jr, D:>zier 1 Bob "E" Eal'J?o O, K, Emerick, Phil Ettelson, n-. H. Ewing, Bruce w. w. "F" Fiedler, Chris H. Fi sher, w. H, Jr, Flanagan, F, Joe Fogleman, John A. Fordyce, W, B, Fri end, A. B, Fuller, R, D. "G" Gare¥, B•. B, Gassaw~-. Brooks N, Gianotti, Frank B, Jr, Goldschmid, Jack P, Goldsmith, I. G, Goodman, Charles F, Goodman, Thomas F, Greer , Rear Adm. M. R, Grissom, E. C, Grube, Howard M, Goldsmith, Fred, Jr, �"H" Hale, Hon, E, ~l. Halle, 1\., J\rthur Halli day, vi. P. Handly, Charles O, Heiskell, A. Longstreet Heiskell, John Helms, Joe Hemker, Herbert F, Hirsheimer, H, w. Hohenberg; ,\., E. Howard, T, P. Hunt, Bethel T. Jr. Hughes, JJr, James G. Hughes, Dr, John Davis Huckabee, Miller Meeman, E, J, Moore, E, E, Moreland, S, E, Morgan, fillen Munson, F, F, "N" Nance, L'oyle C, Norvell, J, W, "O" 0 'Ryan, Tom Or gi 11 , Edmund Overton, Hon, Watkins "I II !!pll Irwin, Robert L. Jr, Iver son, .Alvin J. Patton, Joe M, Jr, Patton, Thomas N, Peete, Russell Peral, Phillip A, Perry, Russell Pepper, John Petty, W, G, Pharr, Samuel s, Phillips, George P. Jr, Pideeon, J, Everett Pipkin, Perry Pollard, W. B. Porter, Dr. Arthur R, Jr, llJll Jacobs, Dr, B. E, Johnson, J. c. Jordan, Herbert Jones, Hon. Rudolph 0, King, IJr, O. O. Klyce, F, W. "L" Lambert, F, Clyde Lanahan, L, Harry Lewis, H. s. Lightman, M, A. Jr, Loeb, Henry III. Lynn, Dr, Ross D. Raines, E. J, Ramsay :t R. G. Sr. Rhodes, Dr. Peyton N, Ri ttelmeyer, C, W. Rieves, El ton A, Jr, Roach, Thurston Robertson, J, L, II S" Malone, J, H. Mays, R, C, Meek, J. A. Merritt, !.!ajor Falter McCain, Arthur W, McGuire, T. J, III McKenzie, Ho~1ard Mc!Cnigh t, J, M, McRae, Robert M, Jr. s, Saunders, E. B, Scharff, Aaron R, Scharff, Abe Scl1meisser, Dr. H. D. Schwartz, Merrill Scott, Dr, George A. Senhausen, C. B. Sharpe, \'!, L. Shipman, Comm. C, A. Sims, Hollice H. �.. , ·---~·-------- Sims, Lydel Skinner, J. L. Skinner, Raymond Slavick, H. w. Smith, Dr, J, M. Smith, Walter L, Spain, H. M, Spears, Herman Stadelman, Russell O, Stimbert, E. 0, Sullivon, H, P~ Summers, Col, John F. Tate, Alvan F, Jr, Tate, s. Shepherd Tennison, J, D, Jr,, Thayer, F, T, Thompson, L, K., Jr, Trippeer, R, A. Turman, ~'i• F. "V" Valentine, D, L, Vandemark, F, J, Verret, E, J, Vesey, John :s. Vosse, M. J, Wax, Rabbi James A. Wadley, Dr, S. L, Wallace, :or, J, A. Waller, :Sen Walker, J. R. ''Teob, Harry G, Willio.ms, Ernest ililliams, Dr. E. Foster Wiggs, Rev. Joel Wunderlich, .iJ.vin, Jr, fat son, Col, Whitfield w. nyn Young, o. :S, )_.. ~----------- .. --- -- ·. �r-·.·-·-----·-···-·--· ----~·---------·~-·-------···---·~~¥·-------·-----------------~-·-···---·----t CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B, S, A, INC, CO lliTCIL M!l4BERS ]))R 19 53 AS Su CI.ATE "A" .Abraham, George ], Ainslee, H. s. .Alcott, Richard Alexander 1 Vo.nee J, Allen, Preston Allen Thome.s H. Armour, Hon, Claude Atkinson, Ir, W, R, A•trsumb, Geor[;e 11]11 Baber , Rodney Bailey, E, O, Be.llon, Dave Bee.sl ey, John B, Bolton, A. Earle Bondurant, Julian B, Boone, Daniel H. Boyd, Judge Marion s. Boyle, J, Bayard Boyle, Hon, Joseph P, Bridgeforth, W. D, ncn Canale, Phil M, Carley, Jack Carrington, R, Russell Carter, ;.;, O, Carter, Nathan A, Chambers, C, jv!, Chambers, J, D, Champion, R. G, Chandler, 11. H, Clark, Lolph Cole, Sam F, Collins, Chriss Coop er, Sterling Co1·1an 1 C, H, Cox, \·t. 1'1. Cra1·1ford, A. M. Creson, Hon, Larry B, Creson, R, F, Crump, E. H., Jr. ! "D" Darnell, Herbert Davis, J., G, Davis, Hon, Clifford Davis, Dr, J, Murry l:ay, Pe.ul Deupree, Hayne Diehl, Dr. Charles E, Dixon, Hugo N, :COle.n, T, R, "lll" Ldge, W. T, Edwards, Frank C, "F" Fleming, Joseph D, Garber, Myron Gaylor , W. A. George, John H. Glascock, Charles Go l dsmi th , Jack Gooch, C, M. Grc:i.ves, Dr. L. M. Green, Jesse Cronauer, Joseph Gregg, Russell Grout, F. M. "H" Hays, Lake Henl"J, N. Wallace Herrington, R. L. Hirsh, ], W, Hobson, Dr, J, J, Holloman, C, C, Hopper, A, L. Hussey, Robert J, I I !_________ , __, , __ --- --.... -··---------·-----------------------· . . . __ l �·----·----·-----..-·--..-------------·----------------------- ----·---------·---llJll Jacobson, c. M. Johnson, '.1• c. "K" Kenworthy, William Kopald, S. L. Ramsey, Henry T, Reeves, Russell E. Richardson, Charles D. Richardson, Gilmer Ross, J, L. Ruch, Dr, Walter A, Russell, Edward P. Rychener, Dr. R. Q, llLll Lene, V, G, Law, Sid A, LePrince, J. A. Lee, Dr, R, G, Lear, Lt, Gen, :Ben. JJerner, s. i'1i.., Lewis, T, ~'I. Lightman, M, A, Lohmeyer, J, A, "M" McFarlane, G, o. McGregor, John Maden, John 1'/, McCabe, C, T, Mccourt, Loe T, McGeorge, H, L. McKnight, T, H, Moriarty, Herbert Murrah, l®, F, Nickey, $am M. Jr,, llQ II Ozburn, iT. Field QI Callahan, J. E, npn I I I "S" Saino, J, E, Sando1·m, w. H. Schloss, Gilbert M, Schoembs, ,\rthur Sellers, Hon, Perry Sherrod, Floyd Shields, J. Chester Simmons, J, :Barrow ~ringfield, C, L, Strauss, G, D. Thompson, E. F, Turner, Norfleet "W" Wade, l.\aury 1'/agner, D, Eugene \Ya.ring, Col, Roane 11ebb, Harry ':Tiley, J. Brady Williams, Hon, Q, P. 1·Tilkinson, Russel Wurzburg, Abe 11y11 Yankee, Claude Young, Dr, Thnmas K, Patten, J, M, Sr, Patton, 1'/esley E. Penland, Clifford Pennebaker, C, T, I I L.- __J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Executive Board Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Description An account of the resource Contains Reports of Committees, Annual Reports, Recharters, and Minutes Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document QHICKASAW COUNCIL. :S, S. A,. INC, MINUTES OF ANNUAL MWING - 1952 The Annual Meeting of Chickasaw Council. :a, S. A., Inc, was held on Wednesday, December 17th. 1952 at 4:30 p, M, in the Louis XVI RoGlll of Hotel Peabody", Mr, Alvan F, Tate, Jr,• President of the Council, presided at the meetir,g, Mr. Tate called on Rev, Joel Wl.ggs of :Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church to pronounce the invocation. The following officers and Council members were present: Mr, T, Robert Acklen Mr, Charles M, Crump Mr. R, D. Fuller Mr, A. E. Hohenberg Mr, T, P, Howard Mr, J, R, Walker Mr. Fred L. Christenbury Mr, J. M, McKnight Mr, H. F. Hemker Mr, w. Gordon Morris and the following members of the Council: . Mr. T, R, :Sellautr Mr. W. H, Austin Mr, Henri :Senner Mr,'J, D, Carruth Mr. P. A, Cla,yton. Sr, Mr. Roscoe C, Clark Mr. Ben :a. Coffe,y • Jr, Mr, llldwin Dal strom Mr, Phil Jllneri ck Mr, B, W, Ewing Mr. :r.,ynn H. Ferguson Mr, w. :a. Ford,voe Mr. J, p, Goldsohmid Mr. E. c. Grissom Mr. Howard M, Grube Mr. w. p, Hallida,y Mr. Charles c. Han((cy' Mr, Joe G, Helms Mr. Robert L, Irwin, Jr. Mr. F, Clyde Lambert Also attending were: Vice President Vice President Vice President Vice President Vice President Vice President Treasurer Asst. Treasurer Scout Commissioner Scout Ex:ecuti ve Mr, Jack Liles Mr, J, H. Malone Mr, R, c. Ma;vs Mr, N, G, Paddison Mr. Russel Per17 Mr. Samuel s. Pharr Dr. Arthur R, Porter, Jr. Mr, D. c. Nance Mr. James L. Robertson Mr, E. :a, Saunders Dr. Harry C, Schmeisser Mr, W. L. Sllal'pe Mr, J, L, Skinner Mr, J, D. Tennison, Jr. Mr. F, T, Tha,yer • Jr, Mr, R, A, Trippeer Mr, M, J, Vosse Mr, E. L. Williamson · Father Jo el Wiggs Mr, Harley E, Erb, Regional Ex:ecutive, Region V, Mr. Thurman J. Frashure, Asst, Executive, Mr, C, J, Nolan, Field Scout Executive. Mr, R, M, :Sentle,y, Jr., Field Scout Ex:ecutive, Mr, R, w. Lundquist, Field Scout Executive and Mr, Hope H. l!brd, Camp Director of Camp Currier.M; D, Ted Childress, Scout Executive, of West Point, Miss, was also present, - 2 - Mr. Tate welcomed the men to the meeting and introduced all of the Institutional. Representatives who were present. Mr. Russell Perry, Chairman of the Advancement Committee, made a report of his committee in which he stated that there was a 17% gain over last year in the advancement program. That 68 Eagles had received their badges during the year, encluding six fathers and six sons who got their Eagle bailee at the same time in the Northeast DJ.strict. That thei'e were now 852 Merit llailee Counsel.ors in the Council and that the Seminole Ill.vision had 176 % gain in merit badges in the past year and had also awarded tt.o Eagle :Bailees to Scouts in that Division. Mr. Robert L. Irwin, Jr., Chairman of the Activities Committee, reported for the commi. ttee and thanked all of the men for their help in carrying on the 1<.0nderful. activities at the Exposition which he said was the best we have ever had. He stated we had the largest Camp-0-Ree in the hi story of the Council and also had exctill.ent Cub Kite Derbies throutl)l out the Council. Mr. P. A. ClSJ"ton, Chairman of the Camping Committee, stated that the Council had its best camping season during 1952, that the boys had the best of experiences• and that we had started a tree farm at Camp Currier which provides a veey :11.ne training for a lot of boys. That we had sold timber at Camp Currier which would provide more equipment and \:oats and that the plans were now Ullder WN! for building a new dining hall at Kamp Kia Kima :f'rom funds derived from the Expositions. He stated tnat tlli s was the best camping season we have l!ller had and that the Seminole Division also had a fine camping season. In commenting on Mr. Cla;rton 1 s report Mr. Tate &tated, that a-l)out f00,000 had been. allocated to be spent for the c!lll\)s in 1953. These fUnds to cover the construction, repairs and equipment of all the camps. Mr. T. Robert Acklen, gave the report of the Cubbing Committee which he is Chairman. He stated that Cubbing has done a good job and introduced the members of the Committee. He said, there had been fine Po-Wows and that three Kite Derbies held in different parts of the Council there had been more attendance at each of them than had been in previous years when the Kite Derbies were run on a combined bases. Mr. J. M. McKnight, Chairman of the Exploring Committee, stated that the Explorers had a good program during the past year with plenty of activity at Cemetery Ridge Encampment and that the 0 1posum Hllllt at Camp Currier was so big that it ~iould probably have to be held on a district bases in tuture years. Mr. J. R. walker, Chairman of the Finance Committee, thanked Mr. F. C. Lambert for the help which he had given to the committee and to the Council. He thanked the men who had worked so beatifull.7 on the sustaining membership drive and stated that he thinks that the Council can finance itself in a satisfactory manner in the future. Mr. Tate stated in the absence of Mr. Joseph A. n.:Lstrom, Chairman of the Health and Safev Committee, that there would be no verbal report of this committee but he refered the members ill page seven of the Reports of Comm! ttees for a statement as to what had been accomplished by the Heal th and Safe;t,y Committee during the past yee;1:. - 3 - Mr. Edwin Da.lstrom, Chairman of the Inter-rutcial Committee, reported in the main actiVities of the Seminole DI.vision was confined to Negro Scouts. He said, the di Vision had more progress in 1952 than in axcy- other year due to the fine support of the El!:ecutive :Board and the President, Alvan Tate. He stated, that new and larger quarters had been secured for the headquarters of the Seminole Division and that an additional Field Executive had been added and that J. Beauchamp had been made Division hecutive. He stated that these things have improved the moral of the Division tremendously and that he had fine cooperation from the Organization and Extension Committee under the Chairmanship of Mr. R. D. Fuller and from" Mr. Howard M. Grube from the Training O>mmi ttee in helping the Ssninole DI.vision Leaders to go forward with their program. He praised Mr. F.red :Sickel for work in advancement and said under Mr. P. A. Clqton' s leadership the Camping Committee had provided a good camping program for the Seminole Di vision. He also stated that a number of professional and volunteer leaders had attended the St. Louis E:iqiosi tion to see how tllings were done there in order to bring them back to the Neg:i-oes of Chickasaw Council. Mr. Howard M. Grube, Chairman of the Leadership Training Committee, called the attention of the men in the District who have done a fine job in training in the past year. He said he had fine help from the Camping Committee in setting up t.b.e training center at Camp Currier and has almost a complete film 11 bra.cy' except for wear and tear. He stated the film on hand is adquate but we do not have enough projector equipment and we need more projectors and said that the Seminole Division was also showing some gain in training. Mr. R. D. Fuller, Chairman of the Organization and Extension Comm!. ttee, refered the members to the cha.rt in g:i-owtla in the Reports of Committees on page 10. He stated that we now have 7,294 Scouts in the Council and a total membership of men and boys and Den Mothers of 9 ,66S. He stated that we have tried to reach a 10% growth eaeh year in the Council and that we now have 14.38% and prospects for more membership before the end of the year. He stated that the Council had grown 56. 78% in the past 10 years and 69.31% in the past 12 years. You havea comparison of Scouts and Cubs on page 11 of the Reports of Commi tteea. He stated all credit goes to the District o. &. E. Committees, the Commissioners Staff and the Professional Staff for the fine g:i-owth of the Council. Mr. Tate recognized the Scout Executive and Professional Staff of the Council and complimented them on their work during the past year. He also recognized Mr. Harley E. Erb, Regional Scout Executive, and thanked him for his assistance. Mr. H. F. Hemker, scout Commissioner, gave the report of the Commissioner, in which he stated that we have the finest Commissioners staff we have ever had and are really set up to serve Uni ts with over 90 men who are serVing as Comm... issioners. He stated that we have a goal for next year to have a Commissioner for each Institution which has a Scouting Unit. He praised the work of the Council in making prog:i-ess this year. Mr. Alvan Tate recognized and praised Mr. Hope H. Ford as Camp Director of Camp Currier. Mr. Alvan F. Tate, Jr. made the President's report which he stated we have com.. plete harmocy between t.b.e Executive, Professional and Unit workers of the Council and that he gppreciated greatlY the support and cooperation of all who make it possible for the Council to go follWard and to have such an outstanding record during the -:rear 1952. He stated all the members present were furnished with a cop{ of the Reports of Committees and he refered them to the Council Members for detal on What had been - 4 - accomplished duri~ the past year. Mr. w. L. Sharpe, Chairman, made the report of the Nominating Committee. He stated that the Nominating Co.mmittee had been reluctant to consider men in place of President Alven F. Tate, Jr., but had conceded to his wishes not to run for another year·. Mr. Sharpe nominated the Council Members at large as per the list attached to these minutes. Mr. Sharpe moved the election of the Members at large, motion was seconded by Mr. Edwin Dalstrom and unanimously- carried. Mr. W. L. Sharpe moved the nomination of the Associate Council Members as per the attached list. Motion was seconded by Mr. P. A. Clayton and unanim:>usly- carried. Mr. Sharpe nominated the following officers and National Council Representatives for the year 1953. For President For Vice-President For Vice-President For Vice..Presi dent For Vice-President For Vice-President For Vice-President For Vice-President For Treasurer For Scout Commissioner For National Council Representatives Mr. c • .Arthur Bruce Mr. A. K. Burrow Mr. P. A. Cla_vton Mr. H. M. Cla;yton Mr. Charles M. Crump Mr. A. E. Hohenberg Mr. ilvan F. Tate, Jr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Charles M. Crump T. Robert Acklen R. n. Fuller A. E. Hohenberg T. P. Howard J. M. McKnight El ton A. Rieves, Jr. J. R. Walker R. C. Ma;ys Herbert F. Hemker Mr. Sharpe moved the election of Officers as above listed and motion was seconded by Mr. Edwin Dalstrom and carried by acclamation. Mr. Sharpe nolllinated members of the Executive Board as per the list below and also ask that the Council confirm the election of the District Chairman as per the list below. Motion was seconded by Mr. P. A. Cla;yton and carried unanimously. Mr. w. H. Austin Mr~ P. A. Cla;yton Mr. w. :s. Jibr<J,vce Mr. Henri Benner Dr. P. Thurman Crawford Mr. Jack P. Goldschmid Mr. A. K. Bo "®an Mr. Edwin llllstrom Mr. Howard M. Grube Mr. c. Arthur Bruce Mr. Joseph A. Dslstrom Mr. W. P. Hallidq Mr. A. K. llurrow n.-. Anthoey w. Dick Mr. Charles c. Handly Mr. J. D. Carruth Mr. Lewis R. Jbnelson, Jr. Mr. Joe G. Helms Mr. P. c. Clarke Mr. fh11 »neri ck Mr. ll. T. Runt, Jr. Mr. H. M. Cleyton Mr. F. Joe Flanagan Mr. Robert L. Irwin, Jr. - 5· - Mr. r. Olyde Lambert Mr. R. "· Ramsay Mr. J. D. Tennison, Mr. J. H. Malone Mr. c. w. Ri ttelmeyer Mr. L. K. Thompson, Mr. Allen Morgan Mr. w. L, Sharpe Mr, R. A. Trippeer Mr. Russell Per17 Mr. J. L, Skillller Mr. M. J. Vosse Mr. Samuel s. Pharr Mr. Alvan F. Tate, Jr. Rev. Joel Wiggs Mr, George P. Phillips, Jr. Mr. s. Shepherd Tate District Chairmen Mr. F. T. The,yer, Jr. Mr. Re,y J. Coltharp Mr. E. L. Williamson Mr, D>yle C, Nance Mr. J. L. Robertson Mr. J. R. Barber Northeast District Southeast District Northwest District Southwest District Crittenden District Mississippi District Ml'. Tate then celled on Mr. Charles M. Cr\llllp, president elect, for a few remarks. Mr. Crump stated he would have a hiu-d time to fill the shoes of his predecessor but felt that the Council was functioning at its best and asked for a rising vote of thanks for Mr. Alvan F. Tate, which the members gave, He also thanked Mr. W. L. Sharpe for his fine work in the Council and stated that he was glad he got a number of gpod men interested in Scouting, encluding Mr. Sharpe and Mr. A. E. Hohenberg and Mr. Buddy McKnight, He stated that next year his goal wcuJ.d be to consolidate the tremendous gains of the Council and to have no dropped Uni ts. Mr. J. L. Skinner praised the i.ork of Mr. Alvan F. Tate as president of the Council and Mr. w. Gordon Morris as Scout Executive. Mr, R. c. Ma.vs made an announcement as to the seating of the people at the apeakers table and also at another table in the ball room for the dillller which would follow at 6:00. There being no further business the meeting adJiurned at 61lOP. M. Resp ee ti fulJ.7 Subm:I. t ted, w. Gordon Morris, Scout Executive Jr, Jr. HAif i>br<iliam, GeorGe ll. iU.nslee, H. s. Alcott, Richard .. '!.l e:x.a.n der , V one e J . .1J.l::..en~ Preston 'l .. 11 on~ ThoE1£\S Ho l .. tldnson, Dre- \"!.., R. .i..1.\·1stlr.lb, C-eorge ilBll llabor, Rodno;;- :Bailey, JJ. o. Ballon, Davo Beasley, John B. :Bolton, .(·l.. Earle Bondurant, JulL'n B. Boone, Dani el H. Boyd, Jud:;e lfoxion S. Boyle, J. 3D,Jic.rd Boyle, Hon. Joseph P. Bridgeforth, 1!. D. Canale, Phil M. 1:-.e..rley, Jc.\cl::: Carrincton, R. Russell Carter, 1·1. 0. Carter, 1'Tathnn .;;\ .• Ohar:1bers, C. 1:11. Chambers, J. J). 0hampion, R. G. ChDndler, ~·.r. II. Clark, rolph Colo, Som F, Collins Oln'i ss !Jooper, Sterling eo\•1an, C. H. 0ox, 1 .. ·r. 1-·:. Ora\•1ford, ... i. rir. Creson, Hon, Larry B. Creson, R. F. I Crump, ::;:, l!, , Jr, J { __ _ CHIGKA$AW co \JWCIL I :s. s. A. I INC. COUNCIL Ml!1'1BERS FOR 195? ASSOCIATE I I furnell, Herbert re.vis, A, G, Davis, Hon. Clifford Davis, nr. J. Murry Ila;y" ' pa u1 Deupree, Wa;:,ne Diehl, Ilr. Ch6>,Tlcs E, Dixon, Hugo N, I:olan, T, R, Edge, W, T, Edwards, Frank C. --J!ini--e-le-,---ltar'Cf.ttl t1F1t Fleming, Joseph D. Garber, Myron Gaylor, :· • ..i:.1.. George, John H. Glascock, Charles Gol-dsmi th-, Jaclc Gooch, C, M. Graves, Dr. L. M. Green, Jesse Gronauer, Joseph Gregg, Russell Grout, F, M, ·Jfaa-s-ey--Gi;a'!'-1.e•i--J-.Hay s, Lake Henry, N. 1·1o-11ace Herrington, R. L. Hirsh, B. W, Hobson, Dr. J. J, Holloman, C. C, Hopp er, ,\., L. Hussey, Robert J, ------------------ --- -------- --------- tr aco bson, c.. M. Johnson, 1·1. C, ltJ If "K" Ken,.,cr thy, 1'!illiwn Kopold, s. L. "1" Lane, V. G. I1a,,.,, Si cl ii.o LePrinco, J • .i' -i.., Lee, Jlt', R. Ge Lear, Lt, Gen. Ben Lerner, s. M, ~;~s Lewis, T, U. Li gh trrw,n , M. Ji.,, Lohmeyer, J. "• McFarlono, G. O, Mc Gr eGor, John Maden, John W, McCabe, C. T. Mccourt, Lee T, McGeorGc, H. L. riICI{night, T. H. i-torie;rty, Herbert ~,lurr ah, lit:1. F, "N" ··~Ti cltQ;l, sar.1 !:1I. Jr .. , Ozburn, N, Field f) i Callo.l1on, J. E. npu Patten, J. M, Sr • . "Patton, Thomas N. Patton, l!esley E,. P enla1d, Clifford Ponnobalcer, Co T. Rnmsey, Henry T, Reeves, Russell E. Richardson, Charles D, Richardson, Gilmer Ross, J. L, Ruch, Dr. Walter A. I Russell, :Odwe;rd P. 1 Ry ch en er, Dr. R, O, Saino, J, Ji',, SUndo wn, ~-·!o Ho 1 Schloss, Gilbert M. Schoembs, Arthur Sellers, Hon. Perry 1 Sherrod, Floyd Shields, J. Chester Sir11nons, J .. Barrow Springfield, C, L. Strauss, G, D, Thompson, E. F. Turner, Norfleet lila,de, Ma.U!""J "W" Wagnor, D, EU€;ene Waring, Col, Roane Webb, Hai·ry Wiley, J. Brady Williams, Hon. O. P. I Wilkinson, Russel I WUrzburG, Abe I I I ' I 1 Yankee, Claude 1 Young, Dr. Thomas K, ---------------------. .. , _______ ------------------- ------------- CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A. INC. "All Acklen, T. Robert Agee, G. Worthen Ahlgren, Fre.nk R. Allen, James Seddon Armour, Claude Austin, W, H. ~-&. u:g11 Ball, Ernest c. Barnes, George Barro''', E .R. Benner, Henri Bi zot, Emile A, Boren, J. L. Bowers, Mil ton Bruce, C. Arthur Burrow, A. K. Ce.llow, Lewis C • Carney, Frederick T, Carter, .a, B, Cestle, S. Nelson Chandler, Walter Christenbury, Fred L, Church, C. H, Clark, Roscoe C, Clarke , P , C , Clayton, Henry M, Clayton, P, .a, Cleghorn, John Coffee, Ben B,, Cooke, R, P. Crump, Charles M, Crump, E, H, Sr., Cunningh<lm 1 Jesse · "D" Dalstrom, Edwin Daniels, T. B. Danielson, Gen. W. A, Davis, Joe E. Dick, Dr. Jl., W, Dilatush, W. Henry COUNCIL ~lliMBERS - 1952 itCTIVE Donelson, Lewis R. Jr., Dorman, W. B, Jr,, Dozier, Bob "E" Earp, 0, K. Emerick, Phil Ettelson, Dr. H. W, Ewing, Bruce W, "Fn Fiedler, Chris H. Fisher, l'f, H, Jr., Flanagan, F, Joe Foglem~i,n, John A. Fordyce, W. B, Friend, A, B, Fuller, R. D, "GH Garey, B. B, Ge.ssaway, Brooks N. Goldschmid, Jack P. Goldsmith, Fred, Jr., Goodman, Charles F, Goodmfl.n, Thomas F. Grissom, E, C, Grube, Howard M. "H" Hale, Hon, ". W. Halle, A. Arthur Halliday, W. P, Handly, Charles C, Heiskell, A. L. Hemker, Herbert F, ~ Ili&,ghibetham, .:filrne•t Hirsheim,er, Harold Hohenberg, A. E. Howard, T. P. Huckabee, Miller Hughes, Dr, James G, Hughes, Dr. John Davis I l I I I I "I" Irwin, Robert L. Jr., !V¢-);>t)Q-n. A ,,,..c- .,.. "J" Jacobs, Dr. B. ~ Johnson, J, C. --Jomr!'fmr;-~~ftd:lll-F-W: .. ., "K" King, Dr , C • C • Klyce , F , ~I, Lambert, F. Clyd~ Lanahan, L. HaYry Malone, J. H. Mays R. C, Mc Knight, Jarnes Malone McWhorter, A D,, Meeman, E, J. Moore, .;; • E • Moreland, S, E. Morgan, Allen Munson, F ,F, Meek, J. A ' "N" Norwell, J. w. lfQll 0 1Ryan, Tom Orgill, Edmund Overton, Watkiiu 11p11 Patten, Joe M. Jr. Peete, Russell Perry, Russell Petty, W. G. Pharr, Samuel S. Pidgeon, Everett Pipkin, Porry .Porter, .Dr. Arthur R. Jr., "Ru ~amsay, R. G. Sr., Rittelmeyer, C. W. Rieves, Elton Robertson, J. L. "8" Saunders, E. B. Scharff, Aaron R. SClharff, A be Schmeisser, Dr, H. D, Schwartz, Merrill Scott, Dr. George A, Senhausen, C. B. Sharpe , W. L. Sims, Hollice H. Skinner, J., L. Skinner, Raymond Slavick, H. W, Smith, Walter L. Spain, H, M, Spears, Herman Sullivan, H.P. "T" Tate, al van F', Jr. , Taylor, .tl, A, Tennison, J, D, Jr., Thayer, F. T, Thompson, L. K., Jr. Trippeer, R. 1,, Turman, W. F. 111[11 Valentine, D. L. 1fe.ndemark, F. J. 'Terre t , E • J, Yesey, John B, Vosse, M. J, "W" We.dley, Dr. s. L. Wa.lla.Cle, Dr. J. A. Waller, Ben Walkn, J. R. Webb, Harry G, T;/Ulian~, Ernest Williams, Dr. E. Foster Wiggs, Rev, Joel Wunderlich, Alvin Jr. "Y" Young, C, B, I ) "---·---·----------··~------------·------~------------ .. ·----·· ----- - -- --.- r- ·-·-·-··-·-··-··-·- ·-- ·--- ····- ·-···--··- --- .. -· ·-· ............ -.. ·---· .... -· - ·-·-· - .. -...... -· - ...... -....... -.. -..... -......... ·-- .. i i CHICKASAW COUNCIL I B. s. A· IllC. i 11411 I Acklen, T, Robert i .\gee, G. Uorthen ·1 Ahlgren, Frank R, Allen, James Seddon I "'tkinson, C, A. i Austin, 11. H, I lllJll Ball, Ernest C, Barnes, George Barrow, E. R, Benner, Henri 'j Binswangeir, Milton, Jr, Bizot, Emile A. I Blackwood, H. R, Bondurant, Julian B, I Bowman, A, :B, . Bowers, Milton ! Boyd, Hon Marion s, I :sruce, C, A:rthur j Burrow, A, K. , J'\ynum, Jlr, H, Perry I 11011 I Callow, Lewis C, I Carne;r, Frederick T, . 1 Carter, A, B, Castle, s, Nelson ' Chandler; 1'Tal ter Christenbury, Fred L. Church, C, H, Clar lee, P. C, Clark, Roscoe C, Clayton, Henry M, Cla,yton, P, A, Cleghorn, John, Cooke, R, p, Conner, J, o. 1 Crawford, Dr. P, Thurman 'I Crump, Chorl es M, Crump, Hon, E. H, Sr, COUWCIL Mlfil;JBERS - 19 53 ACTIVE "D" Dalstrom, Edwin · Dalstrom, J, A, Daniele, T, B. Dani el son, Gen, ~1, i-. Davis 1 Joe E. Di ck, Dr, JI. ':I, Dilatuah, W, Henry Ibnelson, Lewis R, Jr, D:>zier 1 Bob "E" Eal'J?o O, K, Emerick, Phil Ettelson, n-. H. w. Ewing, Bruce w. "F" Fiedler, Chris H. Fi sher, w. H, Jr, Flanagan, F, Joe Fogleman, John A. Fordyce, W, B, Fri end, A. B, Fuller, R, D. "G" Gare¥, B •. B, Gassaw~-. Brooks N, Gianotti, Frank B, Jr, Goldschmid, Jack P, Goldsmith, I. G, Goodman, Charles F, Goodman, Thomas F, Greer , Rear Adm. M. R, Grissom, E. C, Grube, Howard M, Goldsmith, Fred, Jr, I Cunningham, Jesse L __ .... ------- .. -------------------·--·----· "H" Hale, Hon, E, ~l. Halle, 1\., J\rthur Halli day, vi. P. Handly, Charles O, Heiskell, A. Longstreet Heiskell, John Helms, Joe Hemker, Herbert F, Hirsheimer, H, w. Hohenberg; ,\., E. Howard, T, P. Hunt, Bethel T. Jr. Hughes, JJr, James G. Hughes, Dr, John Davis Huckabee, Miller "I II Irwin, Robert L. Jr, Iver son, .Alvin J. llJll Jacobs, Dr, B. E, Johnson, J. c. Jordan, Herbert Jones, Hon. Rudolph 0, King, IJr, O. O. Klyce, F, W. "L" Lambert, F, Clyde Lanahan, L, Harry Lewis, H. s. Lightman, M, A. Jr, Loeb, Henry III. Lynn, Dr, Ross D. Malone, J, H. Mays, R, C, Meek, J. A. Merritt, !.!ajor Falter s, McCain, Arthur W, McGuire, T. J, III McKenzie, Ho~1ard Mc!Cnigh t, J, M, McRae, Robert M, Jr. Meeman, E, J, Moore, E, E, Moreland, S, E, Morgan, fillen Munson, F, F, "N" Nance, L'oyle C, Norvell, J, W, "O" 0 'Ryan, Tom Or gi 11 , Edmund Overton, Hon, Watkins !!pll Patton, Joe M, Jr, Patton, Thomas N, Peete, Russell Peral, Phillip A, Perry, Russell Pepper, John Petty, W, G, Pharr, Samuel s, Phillips, George P. Jr, Pideeon, J, Everett Pipkin, Perry Pollard, W. B. Porter, Dr. Arthur R, Jr, Raines, E. J, Ramsay :t R. G. Sr. Rhodes, Dr. Peyton N, Ri ttelmeyer, C, W. Rieves, El ton A, Jr, Roach, Thurston Robertson, J, L, II S" Saunders, E. B, Scharff, Aaron R, Scharff, Abe Scl1meisser, Dr. H. D. Schwartz, Merrill Scott, Dr, George A. Senhausen, C. B. Sharpe, \'!, L. Shipman, Comm. C, A. Sims, Hollice H. Sims, Lydel Skinner, J. L. Skinner, Raymond Slavick, H. w. Smith, Dr, J, M. Smith, Walter L, Spain, H. M, Spears, Herman Stadelman, Russell O, Stimbert, E. 0, Sullivon, H, P~ Summers, Col, John F. Tate, Alvan F, Jr, Tate, s. Shepherd Tennison, J, D, Jr,, Thayer, F, T, Thompson, L, K., Jr, Trippeer, R, A. Turman, ~'i• F. "V" Valentine, D, L, Vandemark, F, J, Verret, E, J, Vesey, John :s. Vosse, M. J, Wax, Rabbi James A. Wadley, Dr, S. L, Wallace, :or, J, A. Waller, :Sen Walker, J. R. ''Teob, Harry G, Willio.ms, Ernest ililliams, Dr. E. Foster Wiggs, Rev. Joel Wunderlich, .iJ.vin, Jr, fat son, Col, Whitfield w. nyn Young, o. :S, )_ .. ~-----------.. --- , .. ·---~·-------- -- ·. ! r-·.·-·-----·-···-·--· ----~·---------·~-·-------···---·~~¥·-------·-----------------~-·-···---·----t CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B, S, A, INC, "A" .Abraham, George ], Ainslee, H. s. .Alcott, Richard Alexander 1 Vo.nee J, Allen, Preston Allen Thome.s H. Armour, Hon, Claude Atkinson, Ir, W, R, A•trsumb, Geor[;e 11]11 Baber , Rodney Bailey, E, O, Be.llon, Dave Bee.sl ey, John B, Bolton, A. Earle Bondurant, Julian B, Boone, Daniel H. Boyd, Judge Marion s. Boyle, J, Bayard Boyle, Hon, Joseph P, Bridgeforth, W. D, ncn Canale, Phil M, Carley, Jack Carrington, R, Russell Carter, ;.;, O, Carter, Nathan A, Chambers, C, jv!, Chambers, J, D, Champion, R. G, Chandler, 11. H, Clark, Lolph Cole, Sam F, Collins, Chriss Coop er, Sterling Co1·1an 1 C, H, Cox, \·t. 1'1. Cra1·1ford, A. M. Creson, Hon, Larry B, Creson, R, F, Crump, E. H., Jr. CO lliTCIL M!l4BERS ]))R 19 53 AS Su CI.ATE "D" Darnell, Herbert Davis, J., G, Davis, Hon, Clifford Davis, Dr, J, Murry l:ay, Pe.ul Deupree, Hayne Diehl, Dr. Charles E, Dixon, Hugo N, :COle.n, T, R, "lll" Ldge, W. T, Edwards, Frank C, "F" Fleming, Joseph D, Garber, Myron Gaylor , W. A. George, John H. Glascock, Charles Go l dsmi th , Jack Gooch, C, M. Grc:i.ves, Dr. L. M. Green, Jesse Cronauer, Joseph Gregg, Russell Grout, F. M. "H" Hays, Lake Henl"J, N. Wallace Herrington, R. L. Hirsh, ], W, Hobson, Dr, J, J, Holloman, C, C, Hopper, A, L. Hussey, Robert J, I I ! _________ ,, _ ,,, __ ----- .... -·----- ----·-----------------------· ..... __ l ·----·----·-----.. -·--.. -------------·---------------------------·---------·---- I I I I I L.- llJll Jacobson, c. M. Johnson, '.1• c. "K" Kenworthy, William Kopald, S. L. llLll Lene, V, G, Law, Sid A, LePrince, J. A. Lee, Dr, R, G, Lear, Lt, Gen, :Ben. JJerner, s. i'1i.., Lewis, T, ~'I. Lightman, M, A, Lohmeyer, J, A, "M" McFarlane, G, o. McGregor, John Maden, John 1'/, McCabe, C, T, Mccourt, Loe T, McGeorge, H, L. McKnight, T, H, Moriarty, Herbert Murrah, l®, F, Nickey, $am M. Jr,, llQ II Ozburn, iT. Field QI Callahan, J. E, npn Patten, J, M, Sr, Patton, 1'/esley E. Penland, Clifford Pennebaker, C, T, Ramsey, Henry T, Reeves, Russell E. Richardson, Charles D. Richardson, Gilmer Ross, J, L. Ruch, Dr, Walter A, Russell, Edward P. Rychener, Dr. R. Q, "S" Saino, J, E, Sando1·m, w. H. Schloss, Gilbert M, Schoembs, ,\rthur Sellers, Hon, Perry Sherrod, Floyd Shields, J. Chester Simmons, J, :Barrow ~ringfield, C, L, Strauss, G, D. Thompson, E. F, Turner, Norfleet "W" Wade, l.\aury 1'/agner, D, Eugene \Ya.ring, Col, Roane 11ebb, Harry ':Tiley, J. 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1952 Title A name given to the resource 1952 Minutes of Chickasaw Council Annual Meeting Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink & Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chickasaw Council, BSA Minutes https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/c7550088562691b971a6afcb179eb4aa.pdf 7949dd063e0b4397bf348f0d9964a104 PDF Text Text -' CHICKASAW COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA INCOR P ORATED HERBERT F. HEMKER. SCOUT COMMISSIONER A . D . MCWHORTER. ASSOCIATE SECRETARY F . I.. CHRISTENBURY, TREASURER Al.VAN F. TATE , JR. , PRESIDENT T. ROBERT ACKLEN , VICE - PRESIDENT W. H . AUSTIN, VICE - PRESIDENT CHARI.ES M. CRUMP, VICE-PRESIDENT R . D. FUl.1.ER, VICE - PRESIDENT A. E . HOHENBERG, VICE - PRESIDENT El.TON A. RIEVES, JR . , VICE - PRESIDENT J . R . WAI.KER. VICE-PRESIDENT W . GORDON MORRIS, SCOUT EXECUTIVE THURMAN J. FRASHURE, FIELD EXECUTIVE ROBERT W . LUNDQUIST, FIELD EXECUTIVE ROBERT M . BENTLEY, JR . , FIELD EXECUTIVE CLIFFORD J. NOi.AN , FIELD EXECUTIVE PHONE 5 - 2351 416-420 M . 8c M . 81.DG . 198 SOUTH MAIN ST. MEMPHIS 3, TENN. JUcy 9, 1952. Mr. F.dwin Dalstrem, 545 s. Front st., Memphis, Tenn. :Enole.s ed .please find ~ copy or the minutes of the Sub-Committee of the EXecutive Board which Al Te.te asked me to send to you. w. WGM:l. Gordon Morris, Scout :ET..ecutive. �L <t:r~rl 1.0n:f{;l, -.,,,, >1i!hO':iJ,;.: 0 ' l "IS . - orl~-::-1 lo ~Li{~ �L �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Executive Board Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Description An account of the resource Contains Reports of Committees, Annual Reports, Recharters, and Minutes Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document - ' CHICKASAW COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Al.VAN F. TATE, JR. , PRESIDENT T. ROBERT ACKLEN, VICE- PRESIDENT W. H . AUSTIN, VICE - PRESIDENT CHARI.ES M. CRUMP, VICE-PRESIDENT R . D. FUl.1.ER, VICE- PRESIDENT A. E . HOHENBERG, VICE- PRESIDENT El.TON A. RIEVES, JR. , VICE- PRESIDENT J . R . WAI.KER. VICE-PRESIDENT Mr. F.dwin Dalstrem, 545 s. Front st., Memphis, Tenn. INCOR P ORATED PHONE 5 -2351 416-420 M . 8c M . 81.DG. 198 SOUTH MAIN ST. MEMPHIS 3, TENN. JUcy 9, 1952. HERBERT F. HEMKER. SCOUT COMMISSIONER A. D . MCWHORTER. ASSOCIATE SECRETARY F . I.. CHRISTENBURY, TREASURER W. GORDON MORRIS, SCOUT EXECUTIVE THURMAN J. FRASHURE, FIELD EXECUTIVE ROBERT W . LUNDQUIST, FIELD EXECUTIVE ROBERT M. BENTLEY, JR . , FIELD EXECUTIVE CLIFFORD J. NOi.AN , FIELD EXECUTIVE :Enole.sed .please find ~ copy or the minutes of the Sub-Committee of the EXecutive Board which Al Te.te asked me to send to you. WGM:l. w. Gordon Morris, Scout :ET..ecutive. L l >1i!hO':iJ,;.: 0 ' "IS -.,,,, . <t:r~rl 1.0n:f{;l , --orl~-::-1 lo ~Li{~ L Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1952 Title A name given to the resource 1952 Minutes of Sub-Committee of Executive Board Meeting re Fundraising for Camp Fuller Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Dalstrom Papers, Special Collections Department, University of Memphis Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Licensed for use by the Kia Kima Alumni Association in this historical display. https://www.memphis.edu/libraries/special-collections/ Camp Fuller Minutes Seminole Division