https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/ffad4ea3cf6ec101e3944a2eb280f3d2.pdf c6088ffdfc54d192692b6c194bfbf049 PDF Text Text r: PAGE -- I\,IENIPHIS PEESS.gCIN,I IT $ffiffifl$T$ Tffi TI{EY E0SSED THE BEST CAMP 0F FffiH"ffi SC0UTS '1..6*,;:.i". ',' rrEruT$ &rum ffiffiffiffi ]$Hffiffiffi $&Tffiffiffi&Y 00 Fs=,rr". Iwelfth Summer Session at $lt ^(in Kinra Best in Every *rr, Leaders Say ffi ffryYr J. E. Roberts cordon Sprott Cecil Wray perry'Bynum Chas. Cralg Jack Turner Directing camp activities of 250 to- 300 boys in the course of the i summer is the task which will be t'o a successful close Satrrii,'brought 'day by a dozen Memphis youths who comprise the staff at Camp I l(ia Kima, Boy Scout resort at I{ardy, Ark. , I'riday night the last canoe hike will be over, the last Indian game . piayed and the finai banquet will 'be held prepalatory to breaking camp Saturday. Fifty boys are attending the last week's session. 10-i4'eek calnp of 1927 ha:; been the longesb, largesl ancl most successful of the 12 annual encamp- P,alph nhoades Claude Lindsey The ments in every way, itr the cpiniotr of J. E. I?,oberts, scout commissio[- and Iioss Mathews, execritive, -er,Charles Craig, canlp director, is , a veteran at his job, having sel.ved for the past tht'ee yee1.s. He is a Harvard graduate and is in the second year cf the larv schooi. The camp committee of Chickasaw council, which supelvises u.or.k of the camp staff, is composed of Dr. J, L. Jelks, chairman: Di.. J. C. Ayers, Jr., luerrill Schlvartz end' R. G. Iiamsay. TTle tq.o doctors oversee camp sanitation work. Ralph Rhoades is the camp staff. physieians of the . by Gor'nlstr ieadel of the "Big Chief Minnervah,', of Irii quois tlibe, is Bert pouncey, presi- i dent of the all-student body at Central High, 'Joe Dalstrom, eagle scout, served Es calnp property man. Dalstrom rpill receive a medal Friday night for being a member of the 1924 in- ternaticnal Jarnboree troop. COT,LTNS GOES TO DALLAS. J. C" Ayers, Jr. Bert pouncey Ross leave soon to take over the manS. Preston Coliins, Jr., former agement of the Cooper & criffin inanager of Cooper & Griffin, Inc., and lor the last eight years asso- office in Dallas, Tex. B. U, Wilciated uilh this c-obLon cornpany liamson will sueceed him in Memand Williamson, Ingram & Co., wili phis. Indian celebt'aiion al)d similar mess sergeant. Claude Lindsey was book- keeper. Cecil lvray, eagle scout, is as- bistant camp director. pe1'ry Bynum ls chief of the Sioux tribe an*J, C. E E l: ti Me- :l E F1al il rt i I lr [ii* ffi ffi Ery M Camp facilities itrclude 12 stone M lodges, a mess hau, hospital, 'visitors' Iodge and office. STUDENTS T]O T,EAVE. special train carrying WardBelmont stUdent" to Nashville rvil1 t I? over fhe Ieave l\4empl' A N., C. C. and G^.t,. 5 , ir Ayers, Jr., assistant camp medical director'. fessor. ffi ac- Camp food was planned by Jacli Turner, oflicially known as Flutes made of gold, Jade, a ram's horn and glass are included in a coiIection of strument HtsEEE@ffiffi&@HEtsBE&Wffiffi Maurice Butler is camp recreation director, pianning the canoe hikes, tivities. Mathews Joe Dalstrom @E m ffi o fl,-tt {-FqtrF � 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 rrEruT$ &rum ffiffiffiffi ]$Hffiffiffi $&Tffiffiffi&Y Fs=,rr". Iwelfth Summer Session at $lt ^(in Kinra Best in Every ffi *rr, Leaders Say ffryYr Directing camp activities of 250 to- 300 boys in the course of the i summer is the task which will be ,'brought t'o a successful close Satrrii- 'day by a dozen Memphis youths who comprise the staff at Camp I l(ia Kima, Boy Scout resort at I{ardy, Ark. , I'riday night the last canoe hike will be over, the last Indian game .' bpeia yheedl da npdr etphael aftionrayi tboa nquet will breaking camp Saturday. Fifty boys are attending the last week's session. The 10-i4'eek calnp of 1927 ha:; been the longesb, largesl ancl most successful of the 12 annual encampments in every way, itr the cpiniotr of J. E. I?,oberts, scout commissio[- -e r, and Iioss Mathews, execritive, Charles Craig, canlp director, is a veteran at his job, having sel.ved , for the past tht'ee yee1.s. He is a Harvard graduate and is in the second year cf the larv schooi. The camp committee of Chickasaw council, which supelvises u.or.k of the camp staff, is composed of Dr. J, L. Jelks, chairman: Di.. J. C. Ayers, Jr., luerrill Schlvartz end' R. G. Iiamsay. TTle tq.o doctors oversee camp sanitation work. Ralph Rhoades is the physieians of the camp staff. . by Gorieadel of $ffiffifl$T$ Tffi FffiH"ffi 'nlstr the STUDENTS T]O T,EAVE. A special train carrying Ward- Belmont stUdent" to Nashville rvil1 Ieave l\4empl' t I? over fhe N., C. and C. G^.t,. COT,LTNS GOES TO DALLAS. S. Preston Coliins, Jr., former inanager of Cooper & Griffin, Inc., and lor the last eight years associated uilh this c-obLon cornpany and Williamson, Ingram & Co., wili leave soon to take over the management of the Cooper & criffin office in Dallas, Tex. B. U, Williamson will sueceed him in Memphis. Flutes made of gold, Jade, a ram's horn and glass are included in a coi- Iection of strument fessor. I\,IENIPHIS PEESS.gCIN,I IT TI{EY E0SSED THE BEST CAMP 0F SC0UTS '1..6*,;:.i". ',' J. E. Roberts cordon Sprott Cecil Wray perry'Bynum Chas. Cralg Jack Turner P,alph nhoades Claude Lindsey J. C" Ayers, Jr. Bert pouncey Ross Mathews Joe Dalstrom HtsEEE@ffiffi&@HEtsBE&Wffiffi "Big Chief Minnervah,', of Irii quois tlibe, is Bert pouncey, presii dent of the all-student body at Central High, 'Joe Dalstrom, eagle scout, served Es calnp property man. Dalstrom rpill receive a medal Friday night for being a member of the 1924 internaticnal Jarnboree troop. Maurice Butler is camp recreation director, pianning the canoe hikes, Indian celebt'aiion al)d similar activities. Camp food was planned by Jacli Turner, oflicially known as mess sergeant. Claude Lindsey was bookkeeper. Cecil lvray, eagle scout, is asbistant camp director. pe1'ry Bynum ls chief of the Sioux tribe an*J, C. Ayers, Jr., assistant camp medical director'. Camp facilities itrclude 12 stone 'lvoisditgoerss' , a mess hau, hospital, Iodge and office. ffi ffi Ery M M @E m ffi 00 , 5 i r: PAGE -- ffi E E Me- E F1al [ii* {-FqtrF il ir rt :l l: ti I lr o fl,-tt 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 1927 Title A name given to the resource 1927 Press-Scimitar: Scouts to Fold Tents and Come Home Saturday 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/ Periodical