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. 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