https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/c4f9bc90df6f297f2c4f9e7877fd79eb.pdf a433c0a6636014eb7216ce1bc97a23b1 PDF Text Text th• ~ Meetia.I of Chi•f.'law Oomeu.• !l«t14 ta the Pamiew l(Jtel on Ml'. J-.a ~n Mr. loho. 1;. ·:n.o-z-ta. ~dq Jl(),f SObute •alns. Allen •aa elMted fn•14mt ot ._n,,_ -. la th• eleotl•• cd' tor~ 1•• ltatJ: •• •'-••• fUt. ~!alter .Lan.e Sid.th., - · .A. ..n. 1i!fcffhortet, )t.sr,. J QQ..t.e• and. Mr• E4\ftilft M. $&1.cmroa . . . e1ellte4 'f1.o. 1Hll.a..at :•t M.l!!. Fl.Mb -.ac®e A. All• at eleot«t4 Ma~hew• R15 sv~•• otti~eft vl~:i.. seore~ .i:Ul4 MJI'. ~ E. ~· ~ott. .w. Mr. Mi-. el•ted to ~"4 hi.mHJ.t as ~---r t414 1<fr. Jr. •• eltMJtHe4 n.pu.t7 coan1ea1 -.er. ~•4ut elect, M,.. Jaanes Sedd.Qt'l. Allen Dnd O~••i••v iomt A. ~tbns were tloetei to ~ <tll th• National. ColllMltll pn14lat GM.~ CettlMi.1/of \he Bot ~uil Qf • • • • 11!1Jl1 !he Co-ribcdl Also tl(tcted Council. mem~ tor the/1939 and the following ~• w•n M4e4 to tho eo-0:11 liai t fill'. J-.. Mst. A•:D. Ml"". .n. Ula u... '&1.1 n. :ao• !~~. , •••• ~~ ~l'• lkltw• tl1'•. Mt• ~lOX'ftW o. w.w. eoa Mr. .,:rz. ~. J.'ti). n,. u.w .. Mr. MJt. Pf4t. J.L. •!l', B;ymi fl~t' !rt><Jp ID.ghan r.tb. K~th Mark.1rell Ml". R.R. Vnst Mf• G,.:it. ~l&d ~. '.h#Oell s•onv Mr. R. l1. !tt.71Mr. J.Jt•. !o•dta4 ~f,. -'be:r\ th ifal lt M.t. A.,P. ~- All Obldnien of Dilft:rih :ntelae. :tt.~f. !al• 1~ Sardo ~,. l~.Ai Ktaoa _,J.or M:t. 4.K. ee>lllJl•, Mr. J.,0" Gatrnthtl"I Olfd'k Ml"• 111~ ~lll". On@ 'f~. ~ MJ>. J .m •.MeCO:~ i:,ll'. A.F:i;., ~~ Mr. ~iowa.d Pit ttha4. Ml". , Mft14 . . . . . )!• Cft.1flo~d i.t.r. H.,,.}4'• .t)o;i.Q' Dl". ~r- Gartlf i~l". 10<b:e:t\ fi&Y•ft1' N.io. t.t.-. c.:m. 11.1~. ~ Commitk u of the va:rtoi.1.& t.l"Oopa ··are ntoatt~.. ly membel"t of the Oou.Mi1 by 1'iflue of the1i' otft••• llO that a to'kl ttt 140 • • MW ~-· ChioDJ.tW Coae11. IJ!b• heet<ttnt s tf a n~:r flt <slvlo Ol'1\l$ •eta •l'k•4 to &)P'>'Jlt \~ memben •t ~111 fJlQa \lo rttphtt«nl fill club• oa. Chi•..., Co\'ltl01l a t the Civl'- 11-..b ..S.n&\ed Ml". D. T. Gntlt\b. IAJ;l># M, ~d&Jid MA - - - · Olaaf 'fhe Uoaa Club, !a, Keneth J~l, .. Mr. J,.,c. ~l.l itcQ'h,YJ th• J\'lal.<t..- Chaml>4W of c~-. ~, Ro•di ~'~'&at 11.~ .. ~• ~ Ktwmd.• 01u, A.M. Af'M.- \be •leoU.<>a tf t>fflnn the ChN.-. ot ma4• their-~ ~n• "'ht.·a n,Gne C~er1. ~-" '~ -4 Mr. w.1. ~~• ..r.r~., ~ o,. Meeo...- t OUt•'-4. lq Cominit._. w•• f{)ll...,.4 'by the Report of \ht �- been ObtektMi\U C~UMil ha.$ WO*tt\t ~ tthi· Olt.gj.Ml 1-m:\ ilgbt a ~-.. :taff CoM\ltu'\loa mot.e1e4 d\e.>1 tiU ~ •~4 ... \1 the lf&\S.-Olal 0ouncJt1- Jot soou.tt of , ' ~-- ot ~ help tt tW. Co.oil M ol "$#outing and th• Man of value• ot seouting aat •• At•eJ> New ~ l'b7•• eleot;ed Vio• meeti:ag ~ '141 w~• a en.,ft:t,..., by- ~l"& t~ lld.1111 pt••• ot· -sua w~ne a. flu '1itpU,- 0£ ~ ~. p1ot.uree a.nd Pl.••• '*'nod ~out ti~. t~~ dbjqt of tbtt pre•eat,. •qg!pea\ l-1udine: a-11 tanin~z. ~h•r. •~• Wat b-1."'1 h~•• ale aWfed ett. OM ol \rut pJ!ett1ea' Knol :SOat'd. t:aMe 'by Scout ~ ~- P~• w4ti t.m t~ 11a1.,... n«•17 wtll u hik:t~ -4 ~iq •qui~t. •* na a Room -of the to~. wowle:d1~ ff~ a diepla; of ·the i~!W(;l•k •t thtt soout •• among 'Mitch 'blN•• akp wpt-4. !bl• inepq\•4 the 'fariou abi)1te._ ·· . th'f ~tr Qt I.{)!'• P!'lddeat,~ kind• of itlot~ • t~q tbt . •tit i•!llPl.r:ln& t\t.ldntt ~-n. ell.')aM. ~ lt la a ton1,ito.tto• iil<I ~i'iu., -~- ' nP• Charles 1f.. B1-1e4ell ~. a The eonnttuUG WM.oh t'traft. \IP tn 1916 ~ SOoutin& 8$ .. ~ -~BttG. A' th.$ Meti.q \tt,1.(J ~- .------·---------------, ---- ot ~op ~. be&u.Ut.111 a.come<t with holl7, Seou\ the CJOurt.••Y of Ur. ~•afi 1£. Salomon. �CH I CX..i>.S.ii.W COT~ CI:;:, l/Iirn::. tes of Anm:u;,l :Jee ting Decem1:Jer 12,, 1;;;;;:;9. CL'he J;.1ll1U&l Meeting of Chickasaw council. Boy scouts of ..:...:nerica, held on Tnur13.Ci.ay, J.)ece;nlier 12, 1929 at 6:30 P. Hotel. l.~. i:1 the sunroom of the Parkv:i.sw Tne weeting was cRlled to order 'by president D. I1:c\Vl10rter Vice-President w. Vice-Presii:ient Gates Sed.(~9'( n.llen, who rfiJ~ rnenbers were presentt ~ ~~ J. Jb;J.if'S The following officers c:nd. asked ;,1r. :Bolton i:;;:;itn to proYiounce the Lwocstion. ~. W3i:: secretary commissioner Deputy Comuissioner n.llen Hn<?;hes, Jr. Prof. J. L. B.ighsav: ha.rr:/ l\T. HO\Ye Thomss Hughes June .i). i>.llen, Jr. Dr. J. c. .h.yres Jv_dge H. H. l:c:ri·:er Dr. \'{. n. Bethea I. D. ElocJ::. .Rosr:oe c. C. C1E'.rl;;-: Jes'.: e Cun:.-: i~' glJ.c.n s·e:c1ator s. ]. l)ec.ri i.}~r~{ EldreCtge L. !Ieisk:ell W. li. _2.u tlcdg·e Rev. \V. J~. Sc,ith c. p. Winn I,;r. stao.ley ~c encl Harold w. T,, ]~red :~Aorris·.J~--:. George I;i}1i ll ~i r~: s Ro};yert G. p,ar:1s.s~y John }£. Ro'o:erts June l:ud. i. sell F. N. R, 211 Ed.w.:.u·d :.:. Salono:a. P. E. :,:)ellis 1r2;y-lor D. }Lorse E. R· :;ald1'. ell harris, NatL•nal .Li rector Lew:Jan, rlegio:::1Bl :r:.:xecutive of y.o.ong the r;·~1ests ,;~egion 1 3c_t11vort z sn~i t}1 PU.!'ce 11 Storey Harr:/ Viebb :/cCabe v:. 1 ,A. L~erril ]ol t ')~l George \,ood R· R. Prest P.ov,2rd Pri tcha::"i'.L L. R. ]'or sdick L. ·v·:. () 1::: an non Joe Tenney :.t<)lwin Dalstron, sr. wol ter Gr:? T 1 ..... }i. R· Schvr1::rtzko·l)f of Inter-~i.E.!Cial .t'~Ctivi tjc. s, Five, we!'e also prcc 2nt. were Arnold Houston, Scoutuester Tro:!p 50; Howard Fri tct1arcl, Scout .Fster Troop 5; Vi· F. ~urmen, Scoutmaster Tro,:;p 57; :Ben Coffey, Scout::iester 1°'roc;p l; T. :t;;. Fis£1er, co:mnitteermm of Troop 57; A. :z:. Pipkin, Oom :dttee,,o.n of Troop 34; James ]'entress; Rev. George W. Bell of 3-errricmtovm; 1 and ;,iessn. Cerl ;,;arsh ana. :n;. D • .Rutland repre_sen ting respectively The PressScLni tar e.nc1 The Commercial .Appeal. The president c::nnrnended the scout Executive for. the work done during t:ne year and asked tne Executive to rr.ake a report to the Counc.il. The :Executive �Annual Meeting - ···, .:;; expressed b.is deep appreciP-tion for the splendid work and cooperation of the Council _in helping to cnrry out all of our 11lan s and programs durin,?: the ye2r. He made a ·c:rj.ef talk in which he po in te-d out the gain in troop numbers of 23. 9% .snd. a g.s.in of 97b in scouts, the fact that ::..n troops except one have scoutmosten·., thnt the 'boys have done especi2lly fine civic service d.urin12; t'he ;;re2r, tr"[1t the campL1.~; _;;iro;r.s:·:1 lw.s teen successful and that the indour i:J.ter-troop rally tourna- ment has been of Huch help. The :.:;::-·":··).t:iv1" asked that every meml::er of the f-~,rt.,.,~1" council take the time to read the re•Jorts of the standing committees which were - ~~~, furnished to each member of t.:.e Council)\ o.s they contai.ned foe detr:d.ls of what hacL been o.ccornpl i shed • .!-1.S soon as the Executive i'inisl1ed his i'eport the President called for the eJ.ection Of officers. professor J. L· Highsaw occ"tressed the che.ir and on being recognized addressee. the councU and k).sked that a rising vote of th8c:~ks be given to President Jmaes Seddon .h.llen for tne splendid. work which he had done throuP.:hOU t the year and for the prO:!':ress n1E1de by the Council d·'1ring his adrnini.s- trat:Lon. The Council unanimously rose and ap;;il.sucled the .President. Iv;r • .allen stated that he had e letter from kr. Walter Lc-c:1e S1•1ith, Vice-President of the Coi.rncil and cnairman of the Finance Cornmi ttee, a which he reed to the Council. p<:~rt of !Vlr. Allen explained that I/Ir. Smith• s health hcis been very bad fcir soree eighteen ice.on ths and ri;:c. c. T. McC&be moved that we extend to Mr. Smith our sincere ap)reciation of his fine work cLurir1g the pr st tvrelve years and. t:te c0u:.0cil• s hope that he will soon be iI:Jproved. in health. 'fh:ts we.s seconded by Lr. J. I\.. Gates and u.r:i animously carried. tl:•:) 1-;.a.,:1e of L;r. Ed.ward lil· Salomon as president of (!)hickasaw co,_,_ncil. 'I'bere were no other noird.ni',tions for tbe presiden.cy, and on ::1otion of lfr. John ]!-; • .Roberts, neco:Jd.sD. t~r tr. ]'inch ar:d cerried, the nouin~:tions were closed.. lvir. McCabe n:~Jd the names of the nominees for officers for 1930 which are as follows; �~Aeeting Annual - 3 - V:!.ce-pre side11 ts Wc-ltcr ~rne Srnith, .A. D. l1:cWhort er J. \'i. Gates, arid J. :E. Dihrorth secretB ry k. E· Finch Treasur er June Comrai ssioner Ross .i..· lv.a thews :o. allen, Jr. He stated that he lU10.Gl:"- list of tne co1xn.c:1 :i:er:-i'Je1'8 8t LG.rge to be elected. stood kr. ;,;. c,, cert<~in Ee:1.'Jer of the council had re:-,d.gned and it wa.s brou.gh t out resie:!la tion. r·;. :Boswort h had tendered his !tr. l1:ccabe Phillip s nominate d ~. ;r. ~. that any us~'-ed 0 nomh1z.t ions be nu:lde from the floor that the members d.eerned vrL e. tt-~ot :.;r. B:o1mirrd. E. F1pldn in plc:ce of himself, as he \'Vcis dr"e~10.y a. 1 3t1. meriber of the Co<..mci 1 through being 0hairuan cf the '.I'roop cornrni tt ee of rr. roop These C.Vie.nf?:es were made on a list of nor,1inat ions, after which it was Dozier tt.E·Y1 :I:oved ttu;_t t~ne secretar ;/ ca.st 'tb.e erJtire present for the officers t.:U'd Cou.11cil J.:eu'bers to se year 1930. 'J:LLs wd;:; seconded . by i:tr. to sec·Jre a lcice &..t Caiap c1.rrr:ier. tiri:-1.g presiden t, iv;r. Ja:11e;:; v·J~~=-- 'Ve uvec. 'oy lvfr. of tl:.e Con1cil t;;ern'bers Cbickc:E.&W co-..n1cil for tl:.G c. 'l'. I1icCo.:;e and ccrriedlJ('(fO'fMOt.!~i...~, He al~o pn:iseo. the splEnd:l.d wor':.: of t:1{0' re- Se(dor: .allcn. The preside nt then introd·J.c ed. ).lr. St<mley· ...... i:i:<•rris, l.Jetj.cm;:::l I;irect:.1: : ... f Inter-R acicl activiti es, who addresse d. tl:t<: Council or~ th0 su'bj,?-ct, Chid:.asa w Cou.ncil Shr;uld :sxtend. t2.e .PJ:'}.vi__leges of' Seo Ung t-:.' .;i.ll 11 1[\'ll.Y llo~":::.11 l.',r. Harris shcweec tLc tremendo us amount of crime in the United States ancl tn.e lm.ge �- 4 s1:u;.1s of L~oney V1llticl1 crir:.·~e ti1is is C[-1Usi~.1g tl1e coUJ.~try. He explained :E\.trtb.c~r tl1at the onJ.y solution to reduci1:.,0; cri:Je wc.s tJ::..e bu5.1ciir:cg of che,re.cter i;:i our youtl: wc.s one of tr.e best means and thnt w'hich He pointed out the fact th: t ·while our couLcil he.cl mac'le p:-opTE:2S d.uricc thf; /eer tr.ere were still q5'-)0 oo;::s of Scout address vm'~ Et~:e ~oi.mcil in Chickesc:w a:..ri il:s::d.ratlon to rnany of the men;~;ers '·~ .. 1.1.J.. • h.:~d never had ~he of the councll, E•s it slowed tl1elT1 tl1e :-cee.1 Job 2l1eD.cl, Dnd v:t1e~ l1c:: sa.t O.u1Nr1 J1e V'i·~;~s ]'ollowL1~ who :?'i 1,,rei-r. c. -~.re1~1e11cict1s B.rl10l::UJt of narris, Regione.l Executive of _negion Five, who spoke on 11 The Du.U.es of a Fur:ctionj_nri: Coun.ciH Mr. Lcvnnan vointed out the need. for e. greoter ?TOwth in character bu:i.J.1:1:L.w: c;cnd best :1wi::ns of b,lp:Lng <::. boy to -build. ·his ch;;.recter. registrntior! syste:n wll"\... :h connected. with scoutint~ 1H'L"t ~ into t:ffect on July l, 192.9, which requires..,, Ddult'1 to pay one dollar pt.;r year as e regj.strtction fee <.:J.ild which rives rc.:i.m the splendia !IU.:guzirrn II scouti·,g11 • c; He spoke furtJ:1er ntout the l•'r. Lewc~m furthe-r poi0tec!. OLlt tLat scout EJ:ecu.tive h.Ds a trernendous a:nount of ciuties m:Ci. re:;;por,:.si.uiLt:i_f;~~ thrust on him tnro·o.gh the su1.omer ;aonths end that for this reason he should not lJf.> called on to direct c;, sumrner cenip. He st&ted th8t he J:i<:d recently visited a. nu·nb2r of Cour..- cils .:mcL held. a num·ber of conferE•nces 2s to why re2istn;tions of scouts fell off during t.he sl1i.TJ~1er L:~o :i:cxecutive is tied. up nths and b.e in asc~ibed the ca\J.s-e of thi~3 tc; t11e fctct tl1et tl1e a s1..1xnr:1er c&e!p. Iv;r • .n.llen &1rnom1ced. that ciuriYlP- the meetb.g liir. Joseph Orei11, t""otr•sr of 1Ar. WLLliDi;: Qrg-mll viho is a Memter of Chickasaw Cnuncil, had died. '!'here ·oeinc: no further businAss, the meet inf' ndjourned.E,t 9: 15 p. M. �Resolved: That CJ:1ic1:,..asaw. Council, J30iT ScmJ.ts of America, assemblea. at its Annual Meetin{s, exte:na.s to Mr. Walter Lane Smith, Vice President of the Council and Chairman o:I:' :the li1inance Cow1J1i ttee, and sincere thanlts ,for the devoted service h~ its deep appreciation has renclered. for many years+ for the splena.id work that he has done. in hel:ping our boyi~ to become men of Qharacter trai1ied fo:c ci t:l.zen;;hi:p and for the excellent fina:Dcia.l dition .!ll the 001:mcil nas a'ctain~cl c~on- under his Management. Be It Fm"!;her Hesolvecl: Tb.at Chickasaw Council hopes for t:c1exOontinuecl '~. improvement in Mr. Smit;hl s health a'Yl.d that he vi'ill so'(m 1)e al1le to resume his I activities as a leader in the buEiineso and social life of Mern;ph:i.s~ �December 19, 1929,. . (j Mr. Walter Lane Smit.a,, 1520 Central Avenlkl. · Mar.phis, i'enn. . A\ the J\nm1al. --111eeting of Ghiekasaw O<m.ncil.. ..lield in ·tne parkview 1otel Oil ~star. J)eeembel" ~th. a motion was made by. o. i:r:. McCabe, eeeOn.de<l )f Mr. J. w. Qa.tes1 and unanimousl.J car. rie4, tha\ a resolud.O!l' be dran up covering the s:plenriid work \Illich 7ou haYe done. !he tesolut.ioa, follow:. *'• Resolved: fhat Obickasaw Coullcil, Bo7 scouts of A.mel'ica, a&sembled at i'$s AJlmlal Meeting, extend:& ~o yr. Walter L&ne Smith, lice P:residen\ ot ~ Council and Chairman of the Finance QOnmit\ee. its deep app»eciat~on and. sinQere- thanllta for \he devoted service he has rendereU. tor Ul8Jl1 7eaza for the splendid won: that be ha.s done in helping 0\11" boys \o become men ot character trained for ci thensb.ip and tor the escelle11$ financial eoadi\iatt the cil has attained·Ullder his management. eoun- :Be l\ Ja,r\hei- llesolved; fba,t Gliekasaw council hopes for the continued i:llprovemen·\ 1n .-. smitll•s heal '11 and that he will eoon be able \o nsame his activities as a leader in life of Remphls. do hope th~ ;yOQ. 'the bus1ne$s and social we cenainl)' cssed you at the .Annaal Mee ting and. we will soon be ful~ na-->v6recl from 1our ill health. Ji t.h besl wishes, ,f am.. \ • )I .. E. »'inch. secretar.r i..rr;'"ll';H I . ..i.r.UU.U �EMPWYEES May 1923 - April 30, 1924. \ ! B.O. Lutman SaL.ie Worden Rose Parkinson - Two Weeks May 1924 - April 30, 1925. 13.0. Lutman Sallie Worden Rose Park'""inson - Two Weeks Rosalie Eee - Part time - Jan. 30, 1925 - to 4-30-25 May 1925 - kori 1 30. 1926. J3.0. Lutman Sallie Worden Rosalie Bee - April 30, 1925 to Sept. 30, 1925. Ma;x: 1926,-Apri l. 30, 1927. Ross A. Mathews Harry C, Myers Sallie Worden Harold lvicHemar - Abo·L:t two months Mrs. Lucy Hill Wb.ile S. W. on vacation : 1la.y 1 l~~m7 - April 30, 1928 Ross A. Mathews Harry C. l,yers Sallie Worden Billy Hughes - Gus Morgan (About one month ea.ch) K;;;,therine Joyner - July 1927 W. Gordon Morris Harry C. Myers Sallie Worden Katherine Joyner May 1929,- F~brUa.ry, 1930 ( Gordon Morris Harry C. Myers Sallie Worden Katherine Joyner - Helen Huffm,,,n - Sept. 1929 Willard g, HA-ys - Sept. 1929 ,,, \'I. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council 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 th• ~ Meetia.I of Chi•f.'law Oomeu .• Jl(),f SObute ot ._n,,_ -. !l«t14 ta the Pamiew l(Jtel on ~dq •alns. la th• eleotl•• cd' otti~eft Ml'. J-.a ~n Allen •aa elMted fn•14mt tor~ 1•• ltatJ: •• •'-••• Mr. loho. 1;. ·:n.o-z-ta. fUt. ~!alter .Lan.e Sid.th., -· .A. .. n. 1i!fcffhortet, )t.sr,. J .w. QQ..t.e• and. Mr• E4\ftilft M. $&1.cmroa ... e1ellte4 'f1.o. 1Hll.a..at:•t vl~:i.. Mr. M.l!!. Fl.Mb at eleot«t4 seore~ .i:Ul4 MJI'. ~ E. ~· ~ott. Mi-. -.ac®e A. Ma~hew• R15 el•ted to ~"4 hi.mHJ.t as ~---r t414 1<fr. All• sv~•• Jr. •• eltMJtHe4 n.pu.t7 coan1ea1-.er. ~•4ut elect, M,.. Jaanes Sedd.Qt'l. Allen Dnd O~••i••v iomt A. ~tbns were tloetei to ~ <tll th• National. ColllMltll pn14lat GM.~ CettlMi.1/of \he Bot ~uil Qf •••• 11!1Jl1 !he Co-ribcdl Also tl(tcted Council. mem~ tor the/1939 and the following ~• w•n M4e4 to tho eo-0:11 liai t fill'. J-.. .n. Ula Mst. A•:D. ~lOX'ftW Ml"". '&1.1 n. :ao• !~~. , •••• ~~ ~l'• lkltw• o. Olfd'k tl1' •. w.w. eoa i.t.r. H.,,.}4'• .t)o;i.Q' Dl". ~r- Gartlf i~l". 10<b:e:t\ fi&Y•ft1' Ml"• 111~ ~- lll". On@ 'f~. ~ MJ>. J .m •. MeCO:~ i:,ll'. A.F:i;., ~~ Mr. ~iowa.d Pit ttha4. Ml". , .,:rz. B;ymi N.io. Ktaoa _,J.or M:t. 4.K. fl~t' M.t. A.,P. ~- Mt• t.t.-. Mft14 u ... 11.1~. ~ Mr. c.:m. ee>lllJl•, ..... )!• Cft.1flo~d Mr. J.,0" Gatrnthtl"I ~. J.'ti). Dilft:rih n,. u.w .. :ntelae. Mr. :tt.~f. !al• MJt. 1~ Sardo Pf4t. J.L. ID.ghan ~,. l~.Ai r.tb. •!l', K~th Mark.1rell Ml". R.R. Vnst Mf• G,.:it. ~l&d ~. '.h#Oell s•onv Mr. R. l1. !tt.71- Mr. J.Jt •. !o•dta4 ~f,. -'be:r\ th ifal lt All Obldnien of !rt><Jp Commitku of the va:rtoi.1.& t.l"Oopa ··are ntoatt~ .. ly membel"t of the Oou.Mi1 by 1'iflue of the1i' otft••• llO that a to'kl ttt 140 •• MW ~-· ChioDJ.tW Coae11. IJ!b• heet<ttnts tf a n~:r flt <slvlo Ol'1\l$ •eta •l'k•4 to &)P'>'Jlt \~ memben •t ~111 fJlQa \lo rttphtt«nl fill club• oa. Chi•..., Co\'ltl01l at the Civl'- 11-..b ..S.n&\ed Ml". D. T. Gntlt\b. IAJ;l># M, ~d&Jid MA ---· o,. Olaaf 'fhe Uoaa Club, !a, Keneth J~l, Mr. J,.,c. C~er1. -4 Mr. ~l.l itcQ'h,YJ th• J\'lal.<t..- Chaml>4W of c~-. ~, .. ~-" '~ w.1. Ro•di ~'~'&at 11.~ .. ~• ~ Ktwmd.• 01u, A.M. ~~ • ..r.r~., Meeo...-t Af'M.- \be •leoU.<>a tf t>fflnn the ChN.-. ot ~ OUt•'-4.lq Cominit._. ma4• their-~ ~n• "'ht.·a n,Gne w•• f{)ll...,.4 'by the Report of \ht - ---- .------·---------------, ObtektMi\U C~UMil ha.$ been WO*tt\t ~ tthi· Olt.gj.Ml eonnttuUG WM.oh \tt,1.(J t'traft. \IP tn 1916 ~ SOoutin& 8$ .. ~ -~BttG. A' th.$ Meti.q 1-m:\ ilgbt a :taff CoM\ltu'\loa mot.e1e4 d\e.>1 ~ •~4 ton1,ito.tto• iil<I ~-.. ... \1 the lf&\S.-Olal 0ouncJt1- Jot soou.tt of ~i'iu., -~- wpt-4. !bl• ' , ' . tiU ~-- ot ~ help tt tW. Co.oil M lt la a ~ akp to~. nP• Charles 1f .. B1-1e4ell ~. a •tit i•!llPl.r:ln& t\t.ldntt t.m t~ dbjqt ol "$#outing and th• Man of ~-n. '141 w~• a wowle:d1~ ff~ of tbtt value• ot seouting aat •• t~q en.,ft:t,..., by- w~ne pre•eat,. At•eJ> ~ meeti:ag ell.')aM. tbt ~l"& inepq\•4 the 'fariou abi)1te._ ~- New l'b7•• ~ · · . th'f ~tr Qt I.{)!'• ~ ~. 11a1.,... n«•17 eleot;ed Vio• P!'lddeat,~ a. flu '1itpU,- 0£ ~out •qg!pea\ l-1udine: a-11 kind• of itlot~ • wtll u hik:t~ -4 ~iq •qui~t. ~h•r. •~• ale a diepla; of ·the i~!W(;l•k •t thtt soout •• among 'Mitch Wat b-1."'1 h~•• aWfed 'blN•• t~ lld.1111 Pl.••• '*'nod tanin~z. ett. OM ol \rut pJ!ett1ea' pt••• ot· •* na a Knol :SOat'd. t:aMe 'by Scout ~ ~- ot ~op ~. The -sua Room -of the P~• w4ti be&u.Ut.111 a.come<t with holl7, Seou\ p1ot.uree a.nd ti~. t~~ the CJOurt.••Y of Ur. ~•afi 1£. Salomon. CH I CX..i>.S.ii.W COT~ CI:;:, l/Iirn::. tes of Anm:u;,l :Jee ting Decem1:Jer 12,, 1;;;;;:;9. CL'he J;.1ll1U&l Meeting of Chickasaw council. Boy scouts of ..:...:nerica, W3i:: held on Tnur13.Ci.ay, J.)ece;nlier 12, 1929 at 6:30 P. l.~. i:1 the sunroom of the Parkv:i.sw Hotel. Tne weeting was cRlled to order 'by president Jb;J.if'S Sed.(~9'( n.llen, who asked ;,1r. :Bolton i:;;:;itn to proYiounce the Lwocstion. The following officers c:nd. rnenbers were presentt ~ ~~ rfiJ~ ~. D. I1:c\Vl10rter Vice-President June .i). i>.llen, Jr. Dr. J. c. .h.yres Jv_dge H. H. l:c:ri·:er Dr. \'{. n. Bethea I. D. ElocJ::. .Rosr:oe C. C1E'.rl;;-: Jes'.: e Cun:.-: i~' glJ.c.n s·e:c1ator s. ]. l)ec.ri i.}~r~{ EldreCtge ~c L. !Ieisk:ell W. li. _2.u tlcdg·e Rev. \V. J~. Sc,ith c. p. Winn J. w. Gates Vice-Presii:ient secretary commissioner n.llen Hn<?;hes, Jr. Deputy Comuissioner Prof. J. L. B.ighsav: ha.rr:/ l\T. HO\Ye Thomss Hughes c. T,, :/cCabe ]~red v:. :~Aorris·.J~--:. George I;i}1i ll ~i r~: s Ro};yert G. p,ar:1s.s~y John }£. Ro'o:erts June l:ud. i. sell F. N. R, 211 Ed.w.:.u·d :.:. Salono:a. P. E. :,:)ellis 1r2;y-lor D. }Lorse E. R· :;ald1'.1 ell L~erril 1 3c_t11vort z ]ol t ')~l sn~i t}1 PU.!'ce 11 Storey Harr:/ Viebb George \,ood R· R. Prest P.ov,2rd Pri tcha::"i'.L L. R. ]'or sdick L. ·v·:. () 1::: an non Joe Tenney :.t<)lwin Dalstron, sr. wol ter Gr:? 1 T ..... }i. R· Schvr1::rtzko·l)f I,;r. stao.ley ,A. harris, NatL•nal .Li rector of Inter-~i.E.!Cial .t'~Ctivi tjc. s, encl Harold w. Lew:Jan, rlegio:::1Bl :r:.:xecutive of ,;~egion Five, we!'e also prcc 2nt. y.o.ong the r;·~1ests were Arnold Houston, Scoutuester Tro:!p 50; Howard Fri tct1arcl, Scout .Fster Troop 5; Vi· F. ~urmen, Scoutmaster Tro,:;p 57; :Ben Coffey, Scout::iester 1°'roc;p l; T. :t;;. Fis£1er, co:mnitteermm of Troop 57; A. :z:. Pipkin, Oom 1:dttee,,o.n of Troop 34; James ]'entress; Rev. George W. Bell of 3-errricmtovm; and ;,iessn. Cerl ;,;arsh ana. :n;. D • .Rutland repre_sen ting respectively The Press- ScLni tar e.nc1 The Commercial .Appeal. The president c::nnrnended the scout Executive for. the work done during t:ne year and asked tne Executive to rr.ake a report to the Counc.il. The :Executive Annual Meeting ·, - .:;; expressed b.is deep appreciP-tion for the splendid work and cooperation of the Council _in helping to cnrry out all of our 11lan s and programs durin,?: the ye2r. He made a ·c:rj.ef talk in which he po in te-d out the gain in troop numbers of 23. 9% .snd. a g.s.in of 97b in scouts, the fact that ::..n troops except one have scoutmosten·., thnt the 'boys have done especi2lly fine civic service d.urin12; t'he ;;re2r, tr"[1t the campL1.~; _;;iro;r.s:·:1 lw.s teen successful and that the indour i:J.ter-troop rally tournament has been of Huch help. The :.:;::-·":··).t:iv1" f-~,rt.,.,~1" asked that every meml::er of the council take the time to read the re•Jorts of the standing committees which were - ~~~, furnished to each member of t.:.e Council)\ o.s they contai.ned foe detr:d.ls of what hacL been o.ccornpl i shed • .!-1.S soon as the Executive i'inisl1ed his i'eport the President called for the eJ.ection Of officers. professor J. L· Highsaw occ"tressed the che.ir and on being recognized addressee. the councU and k).sked that a rising vote of th8c:~ks be given to President Jmaes Seddon .h.llen for tne splendid. work which he had done throuP.:hOU t the year and for the prO:!':ress n1E1de by the Council d·'1ring his adrnini.strat: Lon. The Council unanimously rose and ap;;il.sucled the .President. Iv;r • .allen stated that he had e letter from kr. Walter Lc-c:1e S1•1ith, Vice-President of the Coi.rncil and cnairman of the Finance Cornmi ttee, a p<:~rt of which he reed to the Council. !Vlr. Allen explained that I/Ir. Smith• s health hcis been very bad fcir soree eighteen ice.on ths and ri;:c. c. T. McC&be moved that we extend to Mr. Smith our sincere ap)reciation of his fine work cLurir1g the pr st tvrelve years and. t:te c0u:.0cil• s hope that he will soon be iI:Jproved. in health. 'fh:ts we.s seconded by Lr. J. I\.. Gates and u.r:i animously carried. tl:•:) 1-;.a.,:1e of L;r. Ed.ward lil· Salomon as president of (!)hickasaw co,_,_ncil. 'I'bere were no other noird.ni',tions for tbe presiden.cy, and on ::1otion of lfr. John ]!-; • .Roberts, neco:Jd.sD. t~r tr. ]'inch ar:d cerried, the nouin~:tions were closed.. lvir. McCabe n:~Jd the names of the nominees for officers for 1930 which are as follows; Annual ~Aeeting - 3 - V :!.ce-pre side11 ts Wc-ltcr ~rne Srnith, .A. D. l1:cWhorter J. \'i. Gates, arid J. :E. Dihrorth secretBry k. E· Finch Treasurer June :o. allen, Jr. Comrai ssioner Ross .i..· lv.a thews list of tne co1xn.c:1 :i:er:-i'Je1'8 8t LG.rge to be elected. He stated that he lU10.Gl:"stood c,, cert<~in Ee:1.'Jer of the council had re:-,d.gned and it wa.s brou.gh t out tt-~ot kr. ;,;. r·;. :Bosworth had tendered his resie:!lation. !tr. l1:ccabe us~'-ed that any nomh1z.tions be nu:lde from the floor that the members d.eerned vrL0 e. :.;r. B:o1mirrd. Phillips nominated ~ .. ;r. ~. E. F1pldn in plc:ce of himself, as he \'Vcis dr"e~10.y a. meriber of the Co<..mci 1 through being 0hairuan cf the '.I'roop cornrni tt ee of rr.1roop 3t1. These C.Vie.nf?:es were made on a list of nor,1inations, after which it was uvec. 'oy lvfr. Dozier tt.E·Y1 :I:oved ttu;_t t~ne secretar;/ ca.st 'tb.e erJtire v·J~~=-- of tl:.e Con1cil t;;ern'bers present for the officers t.:U'd Cou.11cil J.:eu'bers to se 'Ve Cbickc:E.&W co-..n1cil for tl:.G year 1930. 'J:LLs wd;:; seconded. by i:tr. c. 'l'. I1icCo.:;e and ccrriedlJ('(fO'fMOt.!~i...~, to sec·Jre a lcice &..t Caiap c1.rrr:ier. He al~o pn:iseo. the splEnd:l.d wor':.: of t:1{0' retiri:- 1.g president, iv;r. Ja:11e;:; Se(dor: .allcn. The president then introd·J.ced. ).lr. St<mley· ...... i:i:<•rris, l.Jetj.cm;:::l I;irect:.1:: ... f Inter-Racicl activities, who addressed. tl:t<: Council or~ th0 su'bj,?-ct, 11 1[\'ll.Y Chid:.asaw Cou.ncil Shr;uld :sxtend. t2.e .PJ:'}.vi__leges of' Seo Ung t-:.' .;i.ll llo~":::.11 l.',r. Harris shcweec tLc tremendous amount of crime in the United States ancl tn.e lm.ge - 4 - s1:u;.1s of L~oney V1llticl1 ti1is crir:.·~e is C[-1Usi~.1g tl1e coUJ.~try. He explained :E\.trtb.c~r tl1at the onJ.y solution to reduci1:.,0; cri:Je wc.s tJ::..e bu5.1ciir:cg of che,re.cter i;:i our youtl: and thnt wc.s one of tr.e best means w'hich He pointed out the fact th: t ·while our couLcil he.cl mac'le p:-opTE:2S d.uricc thf; /eer tr.ere were still q5'-)0 oo;::s of Scout Et~:e in Chickesc:w ~oi.mcil who h.:~d never had ~he address vm'~ a:..ri il:s::d.ratlon to rnany of the men;~;ers of the councll, E•s it slowed tl1elT1 tl1e :-cee.1 Job 2l1eD.cl, Dnd v:t1e~ l1c:: sa.t O.u1Nr1 J1e V'i·~;~s : ? ' i 1,,rei-r. c. -~.re1~1e11cict1s B.rl10l::UJt of ]'ollowL1~ '·~ .. 1.1.J.. • narris, Regione.l Executive of _negion Five, who spoke on11 The Du.U.es of a Fur:ctionj_nri: Coun.ciH Mr. Lcvnnan vointed out the need. for e. greoter ?TOwth in character bu:i.J.1:1:L.w: c;cnd best :1wi::ns of b,lp:Lng <::. boy to -build. ·his ch;;.recter. He spoke furtJ:1er ntout the ~ r egi s t rnt ior ! sys t e :n wll"\ ... :h 1H'L"t into t : f f e c t on July l , 192.9, whi ch r equi r e s..,, Ddul t '1 connected. with scoutint~ to pay one dollar pt.;r year as e regj.strtction fee <.:J.ild which rives rc.:i.m the splendia !IU.:guzirrn II scouti·,g11 • l • ' r . Lewc~m furthe-r poi0tec!. OLlt tLat c; scout EJ:ecu.tive h.Ds a trernendous a:nount of ciuties m:Ci. re:;;por,:.si.uiLt:i_f;~~ thrust on him tnro·o.gh the su1.omer ;aonths end that for this reason he should not lJf.> called on to direct c;, sumrner cenip. He st&ted th8t he J:i<:d recently visited a. nu·nb2r of Cour..- cils .:mcL held. a num·ber of conferE•nces 2s to why re2istn;tions of scouts fell off during t.he sl1i.TJ~1er L:~o nths and b.e asc~ibed the ca\J.s-e of thi~3 tc; t11e fctct tl1et tl1e :i:cxecutive is tied. up in a s1..1xnr:1er c&e!p. Iv;r • .n.llen &1rnom1ced. that ciuriYlP- the meetb.g liir. Joseph Orei11, t""otr•sr of 1Ar. WLLliDi;: Qrg-mll viho is a Memter of Chickasaw Cnuncil, had died. '!'here ·oeinc: no further businAss, the meet inf' ndjourned.E,t 9: 15 p. M. Resolved: That CJ:1ic1:,..asaw. Council, J30iT ScmJ.ts of America, assemblea. at its Annual Meetin{s, exte:na.s to Mr. Walter Lane Smith, Vice President of the Council and Chairman o:I:' :the li1inance Cow1J1i ttee, its deep appreciation and sincere thanlts ,for the devoted service h~ has renclered. for many years+ for the splena.id work that he has done. in hel:ping our boyi~ to become men of Qharacter trai1ied fo:c ci t:l.zen;;hi:p and for the excellent fina:Dcia.l c~ondition .!ll the 001:mcil nas a'ctain~cl under his Management. Be It Fm"!;her Hesolvecl: Tb.at Chickasaw Council hopes for t:c1exOontinuecl '~. improvement in Mr. Smit;hl s health a'Yl.d that he vi'ill so'(m 1)e al1le to resume his I activities as a leader in the buEiineso and social life of Mern;ph:i.s~ December 19, 1929,. Mr. Walter Lane Smit.a,, 1520 Central Avenlkl. Mar.phis, i'enn. . · A\ the J\nm1al. --111eeting of Ghiekasaw O<m.ncil.. . lield in ·tne parkview 1otel Oil ~star. J)eeembel" ~th. a motion was made by. *'• o. i:r:. McCabe, eeeOn.de<l )f Mr. J. w. Qa.tes 1 and unanimousl.J car- . rie4, tha\ a resolud.O!l' be dran up covering the s:plenriid work \Illich 7ou haYe done. !he tesolut.ioa, follow:. Resolved: fhat Obickasaw Coullcil, Bo7 scouts of A.mel'ica, a&sembled at i'$s AJlmlal Meeting, extend:& ~o yr. Walter L&ne Smith, lice P:residen\ ot ~ Council and Chairman of the Finance QOnmit\ee. its deep app»eciat~on and. sinQere- thanllta for \he devoted service he has rendereU. tor Ul8Jl1 7eaza for the splendid won: that be ha.s done in helping 0\11" boys \o become men ot character trained for ci thensb.ip and tor the escelle11$ financial eoadi\iatt the eouncil has attained·Ullder his management. :Be l\ Ja,r\hei- llesolved; fba,t Gliekasaw council hopes for the continued i:llprovemen·\ 1n .-. smitll•s heal '11 and that he will eoon be able \o nsame his activities as a leader in 'the bus1ne$s and social life of Remphls. we cenainl)' cssed you at the .Annaal Mee ting and. we do hope th~ ;yOQ. will soon be ful~ na-->v6recl from 1our ill health. i .. rr;'"ll';H . . .i.r.UU.U I Ji t.h besl wishes, ,f am.. • )I .. E. »'inch. secretar.r .. (j \ \ ! EMPWYEES May 1923 - April 30, 1924. B.O. Lutman SaL.ie Worden Rose Parkinson - Two Weeks May 1924 - April 30, 1925. 13.0. Lutman Sallie Worden Rose Park'""inson - Two Weeks Rosalie Eee - Part time - Jan. 30, 1925 - to 4-30-25 May 1925 - kori 1 30. 1926. J3.0. Lutman Sallie Worden Rosalie Bee - April 30, 1925 to Sept. 30, 1925. Ma;x: 1926,-April. 30, 1927. Ross A. Mathews Harry C, Myers Sallie Worden Harold lvicHemar - Abo·L:t two months Mrs. Lucy Hill Wb.ile S. W. on vacation : 11la.y l~~m7 - April 30, 1928 Ross A. Mathews Harry C. l,yers Sallie Worden Billy Hughes - Gus Morgan (About one month ea.ch) K;;;,therine Joyner - July 1927 W. Gordon Morris Harry C. Myers Sallie Worden Katherine Joyner May 1929,- F~brUa.ry, 1930 ( \'I. Gordon Morris Harry C. Myers Sallie Worden Katherine Joyner - Helen Huffm,,,n - Sept. 1929 Willard g, HA-ys - Sept. 1929 ,,, Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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