https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/f419daae264820c56378e8a67ec51c40.pdf e3680cfdc9db9aaf1cf4c162e473e4c3 PDF Text Text ';=ii| ..{,t;ti:f;:,uT,'t' n ,t_.tf /7J"" iur.7 m. W= Bdlrrgbr ffibndflwbb 6# *W{ : Awmre$; HmgHm $mmru& ffiadges Tm ffi utstamdfrtg Trmmp ffi,ermfu ers I l I ar photos -press_Scinitar Slali I L \.8 ET. BEAVEII, Atr.lIAED MNNE!1,*fl,I. W. Eolnxet {leit) is pre*en,ted, tnittt a cei.tificate ol .S ,!!.y,i.a ty ,;s| rA6 ii6; Etttui,n Datstroltl,. Bon:, pVt,is Scotr.t uu ard. A.4GLE SCOtl"si JrLr:tex Att.L.r,ri (le.it), 1-;. of Tt-ot, .tCt. a:ytit P,e.,ru Willi,t,,r.c, 1.. r,t ,!'t0!)r fitrL t. tir. n&qV o:-i 12!, ,lrc i e .iot t)tdl 1t. t!:.axt t1l p( ,.' iI!t:.t|ryit. k,ttt!e Dtiti :,:,,, n:rr,r,,r,t l;t Eral;i,t,t. l),t i!. l. (';.!ilril. titli,t.trlfirt ol Atit::r: , :.,11 Oj C iL ic l,',.*: r t,. L,ouli(..1. James Autl'l-. 15. Tr.oop IOt. Edwin Dalstrom, Chairman of the fnter_ Racial Comrnittee of Chickasarv Council, tn bestowing the Silver ti frll?iiii: histoyy to t.et:eit.:e th,it Recognition ol the City of Memphis' position as the Number One Capital of Negro Boy Scout Activitie.1 in the United States, along 'of tu'ith pr'aise for the $'ol.k Ieader, Mr. J. A. Beauchamp. rhe Beayer award, upon Mr. Bonner, of the said, "This man has rendered meri_ Seminolc Division of Scorrting in this area was awarded lasi Friday i nig-ht at the annual meeting of the : unit held ar LeMovne College. , Dr'. T. tl,. M. IIoward, widelv-re- iorious service. and is an ontstandrnem)rer of the community,,. 'Ihis was the. fourth time in the history of Memphis Scouting thal this award, the highest the Council physician cognized a,ntl civic leader can bestolv, has been received Lrv a I Mound Bayou, Mississippi, {Al1- Neglo. ]of Negro to',vnr delivered t1-re pr.incipal NIr'. TI. F. Price, pr.rsident of Lenddress for the occasion. Mcvne Cotlege, was named Seminole Dr'. Howarci, national]y famous as cirailman for 1949. a surgeon. phvsician. planter, and D;visioir The invocalion was inade by prof. civic Ieadel', gFVe eltcolll.agemFllt, t.o B. T. Hunt, 1:r'incipal of Washingtorr the young Scouts. rrrging t_hem to High Schooi. The benerjiction was good a educatlon Bet and to work given by Rev. W. E. Ragsciale, lrastr:r. hard. He said, "Haid work, the ap. plication of democracy, good eciuca- of Emanrrel lSaptist Church. Almost 200 pel.sons alterrtleri the tion, and faith ln God can accon'lplish anything. 'Ihe factor of relig- lneeting. iorr in the lives of young people is necessary to :rll lhr,.se patterns that ing 1 I re hiding suggesree fot tmpt,ovpru,enl of the world". l i , It rvas. disclosed at the meeting that the Seminole Division of Chich asaw Council, includiltg Bov Scouts, Cubs, and Senior. Scorrts, now has 96 Lr'oops and 1,321 members. .Ihere are 1,562 white Scouts in the Chick- csa\\'Council. W. L. Eharpe, p-r'esident-incrrbent of Chickasaw Colulcil, cougratulal,ed the Negrc dirrisioir on its gocld work. arjld cotnplltinprl willr ii \ntilc,'.1 notU with some ohaglin that Sei-riri_ ole is always aheacl ol ilrr rliv isior r.' urhite A speci..rl tribute w,is llaifl to X4r. J. A. Beauch:lntp_ ctlief execlltive ol ritc S,eminults L)i1isiUn. pIesitieilL Sharpe praiseri hirrl highlv for, the Iil clcss w{)J ti irr 0t ;jiiJ rizi) rg tnd bllild jnB ut) l'lrF Neqrrr llu,tpi tlone by NL. Bearichamp. Trvo of the trigh s1Jots of Iits ineeting wele the prresentations of l.he Silver Beavor. awal'd to ]\4. W, Bonner., secieta.ry ofl Univer.sal Life � 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 ';=ii| ..{,t;ti:f;:,uT,'t' n ,t_.tf /7J"" iur.7 m. W= Bdlrrgbr ffibndflwbb 6# *W{ : Awmre$; HmgHm $mmru& ffiadges Tm ffi utstamdfrtg Trmmp ffi,ermfu ers I l I ar -press_Scinitar Slali photos .S I L \.8 ET. BEAVEII, Atr.lIAED MNNE!1,*fl,I. W. Eolnxet {leit) is pre*en,ted, tnittt a cei.tificate ol ,!!.y,i.a ty Etttui,n Datstroltl,. Bon:, ,;s| ii6; rA6 fitrL t. tir. n&qV o:-i ti frll?iiii: pVt,is Scotr.t histoyy to t.et:eit.:e th,it u u ard. Recognition ol the City of Mem- phis' position as the Number One Capital of Negro Boy Scout Activitie. 1 in the United States, along tu'ith pr'aise for the $'ol.k 'of rhe Ieader, Mr. J. A. Beauchamp. of the Seminolc Division of Scorrting in 1 this area was awarded lasi Friday i nig-ht at the annual meeting of the : unit held ar LeMovne College. , Dr'. T. tl,. M. IIoward, widelv-re- I cognized physician a,ntl civic leader ]of Mound Bayou, Mississippi, {Al1- Negro to',vnr delivered t1-re pr.incipal nddress for the occasion. Dr'. Howarci, national]y famous as a surgeon. phvsician. planter, and civic Ieadel', gFVe eltcolll.agemFllt, t.o the young Scouts. rrrging t_hem to Bet a good educatlon and to work hard. He said, "Haid work, the ap. plication of democracy, good eciucation, and faith ln God can accon'lplish anything. 'Ihe factor of religiorr in the lives of young people is necessary to :rll lhr,.se patterns that i I re hiding suggesree fot tmpt,ovp- , ru,enl of the world". l It rvas. disclosed at the meeting that the Seminole Division of Chich asaw Council, includiltg Bov Scouts, Cubs, and Senior. Scorrts, now has 96 Lr'oops and 1,321 members. .Ihere are 1,562 white Scouts in the Chickcsa\\' Council. W. L. Eharpe, p-r'esident-incrrbent of Chickasaw Colulcil, cougratulal,ed the Negrc dirrisioir on its gocld work. arjld cotnplltinprl willr ii \ntilc,'.1 notU with some ohaglin that Sei-riri_ ole is always aheacl ol ilrr urhite rliv isior r.' A speci..rl tribute w,is llaifl to X4r. J. A. Beauch:lntp_ ctlief ritc execlltive ol S,eminults L)i1isiUn. pIesitieilL Sharpe praiseri hirrl highlv for, the Iil clcss w{)J ti irr 0t ;jiiJ rizi) rg tnd bllild jnB ut) l'lrF Neqrrr llu,tpi tlone by NL. Bearichamp. Trvo of the trigh s1Jots of Iits ineeting wele the prresentations of l.he Silver Beavor. awal'd to ]\4. W, Bonner., secieta.ry ofl Univer.sal Life A(l.e4.Git)L,E SCOtl"si JrLr:tex Att.L.r,ri 1-;. of Tt-ot, .tCt. a:ytit P,e.,ru Willi,t,,r.c, 1.. r,t ,!'t0!)r 12!, ,lrc i e .iot t)tdl 1t. t!:.axt t1l p( ,.' iI!t:.t|ryit. k,ttt!e Dtiti :,:,,, n:rr,r,,r,t l;t Eral;i,t,t. l),t i!. l. (';.!ilril. titli,t.trlfirt ol Atit::r: , :.,11 Oj C iL ic l,',.*: r t,. L,ouli(..1. James Autl'l-. 15. Tr.oop IOt. Edwin Dalstrom, Chairman of the fnter_ Racial Comrnittee of Chickasarv Council, tn bestowing the Silver Beayer award, upon Mr. Bonner, said, "This man has rendered meri_ iorious service. and is an ontstand- ing rnem)rer of the community,,. 'Ihis was the. fourth time in the history of Memphis Scouting thal this award, the highest the Council can bestolv, has been received Lrv a Neglo. NIr'. TI. F. Price, pr.rsident of Le- Mcvne Cotlege, was named Seminole D;visioir cirailman for 1949. The invocalion was inade by prof. B. T. Hunt, 1:r'incipal of Washingtorr High Schooi. The benerjiction was given by Rev. W. E. Ragsciale, lrastr:r. of Emanrrel lSaptist Church. Almost 200 pel.sons alterrtleri the lneeting. 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 1948 Title A name given to the resource 1948 (12/24/1948) Memphis World: 'M.W. Bonner Receives Beaver Award; Eagle Scout Badges to Outstanding Troop Members' Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Memphis World 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 Seminole Division Silver Beaver