https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/21ae3050be6040e33031e7a17c414a57.pdf f7b24f872e7f28f59170e8b521e6751e PDF Text Text CHICKASAH LODGE NO. 406 - ORDER OF THE ARROW Chicka saw Counc il, B.S.A . - Memphis, Tenne ssee The Order of the Arrow Lodge In Chicka saw Counc il, B.S.A. began as an outgro wth of an organ izatio n called the "Counc I I Scouts " , a I oca I group of honor campe rs wI th Inthethe Councl I with much the same Ideals as the OA. In 1948 Idea of an Order of the Arrow lodge was Introd uced, Under the direct ion of Mr. Phil Emeri ck, Chlck asah Lodge was founde d. The first Ordeal was held on August 7, 1948 at Kamp Kia Klma near Hardy , Arkan sas; t~e ceremony team from Ittawa mba Lodge #235 came to Induct about 30 charte r members, most of whom belong ed to the Counc il Scout s. Among those Induct ed In that first ceremony was Rober t "Buddy" Irwin, who contin ues to be an active Scoutm aster In Chickasaw Counc il today <March 1989) , Althou gh the first ceremony was held In 1948 the origin al charte r was not Issued until 1949. I• Chlck asah Lodge #406 origin ally belong ed to Area V-C In the 1950's and early 1960's , along with Lodges 235, 413, 202, and 345. T~e first two Area V-C concla ves were hosted In 1955 by Chckasah Lodge at Camp Currie r near Eudor a, Miss. at Kamp and 1966. They again hosted the V-C concla ve In 1960 Kia Klma. In 1964 the region .was restru ctured and Chlck asah Lodge Joined the lodges In Arkan sas In formin g Area V-A. That same year Kamp Kia Klma was moved 10 miles uprive r on the South Fork of the Spring River . The new Area V-A first their met In 19651 Chlck asah Lodge hosted that concla vedatArea electe was asah Chlck of new camp. Charle s Hollan d Chief to serve this new area and Tom McGuire was chosen Area Advis or. Chlck asah again provid ed an Area Chief In 1971V-A when John Fletch er was electe d; he served for the last concla ve In 1972- this hosted at Kia Klma. At that meetin g It was announ ced that the region s would be reorga nized. Chlcka sah Lodge would then belong to Sectio n SE-II- A, along with other Tenne ssee lodges . At the first concla ve In 1973 David Shett les of Chlck asah was electe d Sectio n Chief . .In He 1975 George Fant of Chlcka sah was electe d Sectio n Chief presid ed over the 1976 Concla ve which Chlck asah hosted ; this concla ve was held at Camp Skymont near Chatta nooga becau se · of the extrem e drivin g distan ce to Kia Klma. ve concla cky) Kentu In 1981 at the Area II <Tenn esseethat At ,' Chief Bl 11 Jennin gs of Chlck asah was electe d Area · had Region ·concl ave It was announ ced' that the South east a again regrou ped the sectio ns; Chlck asah Lodge became member of the new Sectio n II along with Lodge 235 and the Missi ssippi lodges . At the first Sectio n II concla ve In 1982 Jason Hood of Chlck asah was electe d Sectio n Chief , Later that year at the Nation al Plann ing Confe rence Jason was electe d South east Region Chief and served In that positi on until 1984 • .. •.•. . .. •,-•V �· . ._"_.::; ... -, ·,- < .. ·. ·.-:;·. ,., ers Along with prov idin g many sect ion and area lead nati onal Chlc kasa h Lodge ls home to two reci pien ts of McG uire was Tom ce eren hono rs. At the 1971 Nati onal Conf unti ring his for d Awar ice pres ente d the Dist ingu ishe d Serv er of moth the , ings serv ice as Area V-A Adv isor. Ann Jenn w Award at the 1983 Bil 1 Jenn ings , was pres ente d the Red Arro ruct ion at seve ral Nati onal Conf eren ce for her help and Inst feren ces. <The Red Nati onal Indi an Sem inars and Nati onal Con ide exce ptio nal Arrow Award ls give n to non-members who prov serv ice to the Orde r of the Arro w). Kia Klma The home of Chlc kasa h Lodge has alwa ys ofbeen Arka nsas the J.Js hl Scou t Rese rvat ion loca ted In the foot and s fund ted ribu Ozar ks. The Lodge. has faith full y cont Camp , camp 's ncil manpower to this camp and the othe r Cou e paid for the lodg Curr ier In Mis sissi ppi. In 1970 the at Kia Klma so the e hous pump and well the of tion Inst alla rese rvat ion would have .a relia ble sour ce of wate r. tage In Chlc kasa h Lodge cont inue s thei r richtoheri Chic kasa w the ice serv and prov idin g camping prom otion ; ssee erine ty,T Coun Coun cil - this area cove rs Shel by hwe st nort In tles co~n four Crit tend en Coun ty; Arka nsas ; and ~ Mis siss ippi . for Spec ial than ks to Davi d Sne ttles and Fran k Mund Lodge. the Ir he 1p In comp 11 1ng th.Is h 1stor y of Ch l ckas ah '' ~ ' ", . ..' '• . ·. ;·. I �CHICKASAH LODGE 406 By Jean M. Ulmer The Order of the Arrow lodge in the Chickas aw Counci l began as an outof honor . growth of an organi zation called the "Counc il Scouts ," a local group. the 1948, In camper s within the counci l with much the same ideals as the OA. EmerPhil idea of an OA lodge was introdu ced and under the directi on of Mr. 7, ick, the Chicka sah Lodge was founde d. The first ordeal was held on August team nial 1948 at the origin al Kamp Kia. Kima near Hardy, Arkans as. The ceremo and from Ittawam ba Lodge 235 came and inducte d about thirty Counci l Scouts ny ceremo Scoute rs who became the lodge's charte r member s. Althoug h the first was held in 1948, the origin al charte r was not issued until 1949. Chicka sah Lodge was origin ally a part of Area V-C in the 1950s amd early ation 1960s, along with Lodges 235, 413, 202, and 345. The "V" was the design s. region twelve into divided was States of the old Region Five when the United r Currie Camp at Lodge sah Chicka the by The first two V-C concla ves were hosted 1960 in again host was sah Chicka 1956; near Eudora , Missis sippi, in 1955 and In 1964, the areas were restruc tured and Chicka sah joined at Kamp Kia Kima. was the lodges in Arkans as in forming Area V-A. That same year, Kamp Kia Kima in met first V-A Area new moved ten miles west to the presen t locatio n. The s Hol1965 and Chicka sah hosted the conclav e at their brand new camp. Charle McTom and area land of Chicka sah was elected Area Chief to serve this new 1971 in Chief Guire was chosen Area Adviso r. Chicka sah again provide d an Area ve in .when Johnny Fletch er was elected and he served during the last V-A Concla areas 1972 hosted at Kamp Kia Kima. At that time, it was announ ced that the SE-IIA , would be reorgan ized once again and Chicka sah would belong to Section newly along with the other lodges in Tennes see. Region V became a part of the . twelve from six into ted compac were s formed Southe ast Region when the region Section elected was sah Chicka of es At the first conclav e in 1973, David Shettl he preChief. In 1975, George Fant of Chicka sah was elected Section Chief and Skymon t Camp at held but sah, ·"sided over the 1976 conclav e hosted by Chicka Kima. Kia Kamp to e near Chattan ooga due to the extrem e driving distanc of At the Area II (Tenne ssee-Ke ntucky) conclav e in 1981, Bill Jenning s announ Region ast. Southe the Chicka sah was elected Area Chief. At this time, of member a became sah Chicka and ced that it had again regroup ed the section s At the the new Section SE-II along with Lodge 235 and the Missis sippi lodges . elected was sah first Section SE-II conclav e in 1982, Jason Hood of Chicka was Section Chief. Later that year at the nation al plannin g confer ence, Jason Larry 1984. until n elected Southe ast Region Chief, servin g in that positio through Raines from Chicka sah was elected Section Chief in 1988 and wil.l serve on ation Reserv the conclav e to be hosted by Chicka sah Lodge at Kia Kima Scout . April 28-30. section and area leaders hip over the years, Chicka ing Along with provid 1971 sah Lodge is home to severa l recipie nts of nation al OA honors . At the Award Nation al Confer ence, Tom McGuir e receive d the Disting uished Service of mother the gs, Jennin Ann •.. r Adviso V-A for his untirin g service as Area Conal Nation 1983 the at Award Arrow Red Bill Jennin gs, was presen ted the rs and ference for her help and instruc tion at severa l Nation al Indian Semina e Servic uished Disting the of nt Nation al Confer ences. Jason Hood was a recipie e Servic uished Disting the d Award in 1986. In 1988, Dr. c. D. ·cash receive Award. Award and his wife, Margar et, was presen ted the Red Arrow The home camp of the Chicka sah Lodge has always been the Kia Kima Scout as. Reserv ation in the foothi lls of the Ozark Mounta ins in northe ast Arkansthe and Kima The lodge has faithfu lly contrib uted manpow er and funds to Kia ·the other ChickasC!W Counci l camp, Camp Currie r, in Missis sippi. In 1970, that so Kima lodge. paid for the install ation of the well and pump house at Kia Lodge the Scout reserv ation would have a reliab le water supply . Chicka sah ion and promot continu es their rich. heritag e in provid ing excelle nt campin g service to the Chickas aw Counci l. �. . CH!CKASAH LODGE PATCH HISTORY ' ' The first patch was with the correct spelling of the lodge, name and was issued about', 1951. It ls possible that this.pat ch was again used after R~2 was depleted , as.early members are unsure as to the date that S-1 was first used, ) ~06 < ·) · ' 406 R-1 Blue CE; gold/ora nge twill right; red WWW & design; black letterin g R-2 same as R-1 except CHICKASAW <not. Chlckais ah) In 1953 the lodge reordere d R-1. The manufac turer•,, misspel led the lodge name - using the counci I name Instead, · The maJ or It y of these were given to the members who at tended the 1953 National Jamboree to trade at the Jambore e; NOTE REGARDING Patch 406 R-2 by Ken Humphreys1 In 1953 I served as an ASM for one of the two Chickasa w .. Council troops attendin g the 1953 National Jamboree in Californ ia. As we were loading the chartere d buses In Memphis someone from the Council office handed me a sack ful 1 of this R-2 DA patch. I was told this order had Just been received but were Incorrec t and would not be used by the, lodge. I was asked to give them to our Council Scouts to ~wap when they, got to the Jambore e. As soon as we reached Californ ia I gave each Scout 2 patches which exhauste d the supply. I think probably all of these patches were quickly swapped when we reached the Jambore e. I did not keep a. single patch myself and do not recall seeing any more after w.e got ·back to Memph ls. �The fir-st lodge flap was f Ir-st used In the mid 1950's, and continued in use until about 1962. About:1963 thelodge r-elssued this flap with a r-olled edge .and this!was use~', un t 11 about 1969. A number- of I oom C"Uns of each;:.weC"e ·.made duC" l ng the 19. year-s th 1s des! g~ was l n.: use• ·iii\l\,i\I" ·,i,,.•,,<l;-w;}!f �About 1964 the first lodge neckerchief patch was Issued, sewn to a blue neckerchief, and Issued at one per life and no trading. These were last Issued about 1970 and were then rep I aced wI th an embrol dered neckerch I ef <same,': design as the patch) made In Taiwan- wl th the same trading,, '""·' ' res t r I ct I on. .,'' ' ···:-•.:-:,,,,,,Ji'·.•.· ' ''.--/-~,,, �About 1970 the lodge decided to change the flap and ordered one with the same design as S-2 - but with the red and white colors reversed. It was supposed to be fully · embroidered but was received with a twill background .. About 2400 were made In al l . These were reor.dered with the ·Correct solid background In 1972.· : ... :, ( ) 406 ( ) �Chlckasah Lodge celebrated Its 25th anniversary In 1974 and Issued a special flap at the 1974 lodge banquet. About 500 Ordeals flaps, 300 Brotherhood flaps, and 75 Vigil flaps were made. These were made with a White border for Ordeal flaps, Blue border for Brotherhood flaps, and Red border for Vlgl 1 flaps. ( ) 406 S-4 ( ) 406 S-5 ( ) 406 S-6 White RE; blue, green bkg; black lettering--- ORDEAL Blue RE: same as S-4 except brotherhood bars added -- BROTHERHOOD Red RE: Same as S-5 except Vigil triangle In center of arrow -- VIGIL �In late 1974 the lodge Issued 3 new flaps -continuing the Ordeal, Brotherhood, and Vigil dlstlnctlon. These became the standard for future Issues. Varieties are said to exist between loom runs of the Ordeal issue. ( ) 406 F-2 ( ) 406 F-3 ( ) 406 F-4 White RE; blue twill left bkg; multicolor design -- ORDEAL Blue RE; same as F-2 BROTHERHOOD Red RE; same as F-3 VIGIL �In 1977 the lodge added FDL/BSA to the twill Ordeal Issue only, not needing at the time to reorder Brotherhood and Ordeal flaps. �On the next order all three flaps were made fully embroidered using the same design as F-5 <al I wl th FDL/BSA); Each of these flaps exist with and without plastic backing. I ·1 I I I I I I .( ) 406 S-7 ( ) 406 S-6 ( ) 406 S-9 White RE; blue solid emb. bkg; same des.I gn as F-5 -- ORDEAL Blue RE; same as S-7 -- BROTHERHOOD Red RE; same as S-7 -- VIGIL Ii [ ��( ) ( ) 406 S-12 ( ) 406 S-13 Whl te RE; same as S-7 except -- ORDEAL Blue RE; same as S-11 -- BROTHERHOOD Red RE; same as S-11 VIGIL smalle~ size �( ) 406 S-15 ( ) 406 S-16 ( ) 406 S-17 Same as S-11 except BSA and FDL reversed· -- ORDEAL Same as S-12 except BSA and FDL reversed -- BROTHERHOOD except BSA and FDL reversed �Chlckasah Lodge celebrated the 75th Anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America In 1985 by Issuing a flap with the same basic design but using gold mylar for the arrowhead and border. These measure about 115mm x 54mm. :w··.···-·.· w :w.~: < < •.• :.... ) 406 S-18 -- Dark Maroon RE; white bkg; blue lettering 1989 1949 WWW 406 CHICKASAH ·Design - Red, Ye! low, Green, Black Size of this flap about 132mm x 50mm ) 406 S-19 -- Same design as above but size of this f Jap now about 124 mm x 50 mm �HISTORY OP AREA TWO The first aeetina for tbe •aJority of wbat is now SE-2 beaan in 1949 with tbe first Area Fellowship beina held in 1950 at Caap Binacbi near Meridian. Mississippi. So•e ninety brothers attended the initial conference. At tbat tiae the section was referred to as Area V-E. In 1951 aore than 125 arrow•en attended the conclave at Caap Wilkes. near Biloxi. In addition to the four lodaes fro• Mississippi (Ashwanchi Kinta-193. Sebooney Okasucca-260, Ti'ak-404. and Watonala-169). Quinipiaaa Lodae of Baton Rouae and Chilantakoba Lodae-397 of New Orleans also attended. In 1956 the six lodaes of Mississippi were bound together as Area v-c. The new area.included the oriainal four Mississippi lodaea plus two new ones - Chickaa-202 and Kot Batachie-345. The first Area v-c "conclave was held at Caap Tiak with the Ti'ak Lodze as host. In 1973 the section was renaaed SE-48. The first conclave in SE-4B was held at Caap Yocona and hosted by the Chickaa Lodae. In 1982. a aajor change occurred with the addition of the Chickasab Lodae-406 froa Meaphis, Tennessee·. and the Ittawaaba Lodge-235 froa Jackson. Tennessee. The section was re-naaed SE-2. The Mississippi and West Tennessee lodaes joined toaetber in fellowship at the first SE-2 conclave at Caap Kickapoo with the Sebooney Okasucca-260 lodge as bast. The first conclave held in Tennessee by SE-2 was boated in 1985 by the lttawaaha Lodae-235 at Caap Mack Norris. In 1984 the Council of Chiefs established a host lodge rotation for conclaves. This schedule aa last aaended is as follows: 198'1 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 • Kol Batacbi Sebooney Okasucca Chickasab Ti' ak Chi ckaa Ashwanchi Kinta Ittawaaba Watonala ., 40f � 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 I• .. •.•. CHICKASAH LODGE NO. 406 - ORDER OF THE ARROW Chickasaw Council, B.S.A. - Memphis, Tennessee The Order of the Arrow Lodge In Chickasaw Council, B.S.A. began as an outgrowth of an organization called the "Counc I I Scouts" , a I oca I group of honor campers w I th In the Councl I with much the same Ideals as the OA. In 1948 the Idea of an Order of the Arrow lodge was Introduced, Under the direction of Mr. Phil Emerick, Chlckasah Lodge was founded. The first Ordeal was held on August 7, 1948 at Kamp Kia Klma near Hardy, Arkansas; t~e ceremony team from Ittawamba Lodge #235 came to Induct about 30 charter members, most of whom belonged to the Council Scouts. Among those Inducted In that first ceremony was Robert "Buddy" Irwin, who continues to be an active Scoutmaster In Chickasaw Council today <March 1989), Although the first ceremony was held In 1948 the original charter was not Issued until 1949. Chlckasah Lodge #406 originally belonged to Area V-C In the 1950's and early 1960's, along with Lodges 235, 413, 202, and 345. T~e first two Area V-C conclaves were hosted by Chckasah Lodge at Camp Currier near Eudora, Miss. In 1955 and 1966. They again hosted the V-C conclave In 1960 at Kamp Kia Klma. In 1964 the region.was restructured and Chlckasah Lodge Joined the lodges In Arkansas In forming Area V-A. That same year Kamp Kia Klma was moved 10 miles upriver on the South Fork of the Spring River. The new Area V-A first met In 19651 Chlckasah Lodge hosted that conclave at their new camp. Charles Holland of Chlckasah was elected Area Chief to serve this new area and Tom McGuire was chosen Area Advisor. Chlckasah again provided an Area Chief In 1971 when John Fletcher was elected; he served for the last V-A conclave In 1972- this hosted at Kia Klma. At that meeting It was announced that the regions would be reorganized. Chlckasah Lodge would then belong to Section SE-II-A, along with other Tennessee lodges. At the first conclave In 1973 David Shettles of Chlckasah was elected Section Chief. In 1975 George Fant of Chlckasah was elected Section Chief. He presided over the 1976 Conclave which Chlckasah hosted; this conclave was held at Camp Skymont near Chattanooga because of the extreme driving distance to Kia Klma. · In 1981 at the Area II <Tennessee-Kentucky) conclave Bl 11 Jennings of Chlckasah was elected Area Chief,' At that ·conclave It was announced' that the Southeast Region had · again regrouped the sections; Chlckasah Lodge became a member of the new Section II along with Lodge 235 and the Mississippi lodges. At the first Section II conclave In 1982 Jason Hood of Chlckasah was elected Section Chief, Later that year at the National Planning Conference Jason was elected Southeast Region Chief and served In that position until 1984 • . .. •,-•V · . ._"_.::; ... -, ·,- < .. Along with providing many section and area leaders Chlckasah Lodge ls home to two recipients of national honors. At the 1971 National Conference Tom McGuire was presented the Distinguished Service Award for his untiring service as Area V-A Advisor. Ann Jennings, the mother of Bil 1 Jennings, was presented the Red Arrow Award at the 1983 National Conference for her help and Instruction at several National Indian Seminars and National Conferences. <The Red Arrow Award ls given to non-members who provide exceptional service to the Order of the Arrow). The home of Chlckasah Lodge has always been Kia Klma Scout Reservation located In the foothl J.Js of the Arkansas Ozarks. The Lodge. has faithfully contributed funds and manpower to this camp and the other Council's camp, Camp Currier In Mississippi. In 1970 the lodge paid for the Installation of the well and pumphouse at Kia Klma so the reservation would have.a reliable source of water. Chlckasah Lodge continues their rich heritage In providing camping promotion and service to the Chickasaw Council - this area covers Shelby County,Terinessee; Crittenden County; Arkansas; and four co~ntles In northwest Mississippi. ~ Special thanks to David Snettles and Frank Mund for the Ir he 1 p In comp 11 1 ng th.Is h 1 story of Ch l ckasah Lodge. " , ·. ·.-:;·. ,., I ' ' ~ ' .. ' . '• . ·. ;·. CHICKASAH LODGE 406 By Jean M. Ulmer The Order of the Arrow lodge in the Chickasaw Council began as an out- . growth of an organization called the "Council Scouts," a local group.of honor campers within the council with much the same ideals as the OA. In 1948, the idea of an OA lodge was introduced and under the direction of Mr. Phil Emerick, the Chickasah Lodge was founded. The first ordeal was held on August 7, 1948 at the original Kamp Kia. Kima near Hardy, Arkansas. The ceremonial team from Ittawamba Lodge 235 came and inducted about thirty Council Scouts and Scouters who became the lodge's charter members. Although the first ceremony was held in 1948, the original charter was not issued until 1949. Chickasah Lodge was originally a part of Area V-C in the 1950s amd early 1960s, along with Lodges 235, 413, 202, and 345. The "V" was the designation of the old Region Five when the United States was divided into twelve regions. The first two V-C conclaves were hosted by the Chickasah Lodge at Camp Currier near Eudora, Mississippi, in 1955 and 1956; Chickasah was host again in 1960 at Kamp Kia Kima. In 1964, the areas were restructured and Chickasah joined the lodges in Arkansas in forming Area V-A. That same year, Kamp Kia Kima was moved ten miles west to the present location. The new Area V-A first met in 1965 and Chickasah hosted the conclave at their brand new camp. Charles Holland of Chickasah was elected Area Chief to serve this new area and Tom McGuire was chosen Area Advisor. Chickasah again provided an Area Chief in 1971 .when Johnny Fletcher was elected and he served during the last V-A Conclave in 1972 hosted at Kamp Kia Kima. At that time, it was announced that the areas would be reorganized once again and Chickasah would belong to Section SE-IIA, along with the other lodges in Tennessee. Region V became a part of the newly formed Southeast Region when the regions were compacted into six from twelve. At the first conclave in 1973, David Shettles of Chickasah was elected Section Chief. In 1975, George Fant of Chickasah was elected Section Chief and he pre- ·"sided over the 1976 conclave hosted by Chickasah, but held at Camp Skymont near Chattanooga due to the extreme driving distance to Kamp Kia Kima. At the Area II (Tennessee-Kentucky) conclave in 1981, Bill Jennings of Chickasah was elected Area Chief. At this time, the Southeast. Region announced that it had again regrouped the sections and Chickasah became a member of the new Section SE-II along with Lodge 235 and the Mississippi lodges. At the first Section SE-II conclave in 1982, Jason Hood of Chickasah was elected Section Chief. Later that year at the national planning conference, Jason was elected Southeast Region Chief, serving in that position until 1984. Larry Raines from Chickasah was elected Section Chief in 1988 and wil.l serve through the conclave to be hosted by Chickasah Lodge at Kia Kima Scout Reservation on April 28-30. . Along with providing section and area leadership over the years, Chickasah Lodge is home to several recipients of national OA honors. At the 1971 National Conference, Tom McGuire received the Distinguished Service Award for his untiring service as Area V-A Advisor •.. Ann Jennings, the mother of Bill Jennings, was presented the Red Arrow Award at the 1983 National Conference for her help and instruction at several National Indian Seminars and National Conferences. Jason Hood was a recipient of the Distinguished Service Award in 1986. In 1988, Dr. c. D. ·cash received the Distinguished Service Award and his wife, Margaret, was presented the Red Arrow Award. The home camp of the Chickasah Lodge has always been the Kia Kima Scout Reservation in the foothills of the Ozark Mountains in northeast Arkansas. The lodge has faithfully contributed manpower and funds to Kia Kima and the other ChickasC!W Council camp, Camp Currier, in Mississippi. In 1970, ·the lodge. paid for the installation of the well and pump house at Kia Kima so that the Scout reservation would have a reliable water supply. Chickasah Lodge continues their rich. heritage in providing excellent camping promotion and service to the Chickasaw Council. ... CH!CKASAH LODGE PATCH HISTORY ' '' The first patch was with the correct spelling of the lodge, name and was issued about', 1951. It ls possible that this.patch was again used after R~2 was depleted, as.early members are unsure as to the date that S-1 was first used, ) ~06 R-1 < ·) 406 R-2 Blue CE; gold/orange twill right; red WWW & design; black lettering same as R-1 except CHICKASAW <not. Chlckaisah) In 1953 the lodge reordered R-1. The manufacturer•,, misspelled the lodge name - using the counci I name Instead,· · ' The maJ or It y of these were given to the members who at tended the 1953 National Jamboree to trade at the Jamboree; NOTE REGARDING Patch 406 R-2 by Ken Humphreys1 In 1953 I served as an ASM for one of the two Chickasaw .. Council troops attending the 1953 National Jamboree in California. As we were loading the chartered buses In Memphis someone from the Council office handed me a sack ful 1 of this R-2 DA patch. I was told this order had Just been received but were Incorrect and would not be used by the, lodge. I was asked to give them to our Council Scouts to ~wap when they, got to the Jamboree. As soon as we reached California I gave each Scout 2 patches which exhausted the supply. I think probably all of these patches were quickly swapped when we reached the Jamboree. I did not keep a. single patch myself and do not recall seeing any more after w.e got ·back to Memph ls. The fir-st lodge flap was f Ir-st used In the mid 1950's, and continued in use until about 1962. About:1963 thelodge r-elssued this flap with a r-olled edge .and this!was use~', un t 11 about 1969. A number- of I oom C"Uns of each;:.weC"e ·.made duC" l ng the 19. year-s th 1 s des! g~ was l n.: use• iii\l\,i\I" · ·,i,,.•,,<l;-w;}!f About 1964 the first lodge neckerchief patch was Issued, sewn to a blue neckerchief, and Issued at one per life and no trading. These were last Issued about 1970 and were then rep I aced w I th an embrol dered neckerch I ef <same,': design as the patch) made In Taiwan- wl th the same trading,, r e s t r I ct I on. .,' '' :,,,,',","J·i''· .•'. · ' ·:-•.:-- ''.--/-~,,, About 1970 the lodge decided to change the flap and ordered one with the same design as S-2 - but with the red and white colors reversed. It was supposed to be fully · embroidered but was received with a twill background .. About 2400 were made In al l . These were reor.dered with the ·Correct solid background In 1972.· ( ) 406 ( ) : ... :, Chlckasah Lodge celebrated Its 25th anniversary In 1974 and Issued a special flap at the 1974 lodge banquet. About 500 Ordeals flaps, 300 Brotherhood flaps, and 75 Vigil flaps were made. These were made with a White border for Ordeal flaps, Blue border for Brotherhood flaps, and Red border for Vlgl 1 flaps. ( ) 406 S-4 White RE; blue, green bkg; black lettering-- -- ORDEAL ( ) 406 S-5 Blue RE: same as S-4 except brotherhood bars added -- BROTHERHOOD ( ) 406 S-6 Red RE: Same as S-5 except Vigil triangle In center of arrow -- VIGIL In late 1974 the lodge Issued 3 new flaps -continuing the Ordeal, Brotherhood, and Vigil dlstlnctlon. These became the standard for future Issues. Varieties are said to exist between loom runs of the Ordeal issue. ( ) 406 F-2 White RE; blue twill left bkg; multicolor design -- ORDEAL ( ) 406 F-3 Blue RE; same as F-2 BROTHERHOOD ( ) 406 F-4 Red RE; same as F-3 VIGIL In 1977 the lodge added FDL/BSA to the twill Ordeal Issue only, not needing at the time to reorder Brotherhood and Ordeal flaps. On the next order all three flaps were made fully embroidered using the same design as F-5 <al I wl th FDL/BSA); Each of these flaps exist with and without plastic backing. .( ) 406 S-7 White RE; blue solid emb. bkg; same des.I gn as F-5 -- ORDEAL ( ) 406 S-6 Blue RE; same as S-7 -- BROTHERHOOD ( ) 406 S-9 Red RE; same as S-7 -- VIGIL I ·1 I I I I I I I i [ ( ) Whl te RE; same as S-7 except smalle~ size -- ORDEAL ( ) 406 S-12 Blue RE; same as S-11 ( ) 406 S-13 Red -- BROTHERHOOD RE; same as S-11 VIGIL ( ) 406 S-15 Same as S-11 except BSA and FDL reversed· -- ORDEAL ( ) 406 S-16 Same as S-12 except BSA and FDL reversed -- BROTHERHOOD ( ) 406 S-17 except BSA and FDL reversed Chlckasah Lodge celebrated the 75th Anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America In 1985 by Issuing a flap with the same basic design but using gold mylar for the arrowhead and border. These measure about 115mm x 54mm. :w··.···-·.· w :w.~: •. • : .... < ) 406 S-18 -- Dark Maroon RE; white bkg; blue lettering CHICKASAH WWW 406 1949 1989 ·Design - Red, Ye! low, Green, Black Size of this flap about 132mm x 50mm < ) 406 S-19 -- Same design as above but size of this f Jap now about 124 mm x 50 mm HISTORY OP AREA TWO The first aeetina for tbe •aJority of wbat is now SE-2 beaan in 1949 with tbe first Area Fellowship beina held in 1950 at Caap Binacbi near Meridian. Mississippi. So•e ninety brothers attended the initial conference. At tbat tiae the section was referred to as Area V-E. In 1951 aore than 125 arrow•en attended the conclave at Caap Wilkes. near Biloxi. In addition to the four lodaes fro• Mississippi (Ashwanchi Kinta-193. Sebooney Okasucca-260, Ti'ak-404. and Watonala-169). Quinipiaaa Lodae of Baton Rouae and Chilantakoba Lodae-397 of New Orleans also attended. In 1956 the six lodaes of Mississippi were bound together as Area v-c. The new area.included the oriainal four Mississippi lodaea plus two new ones - Chickaa-202 and Kot Batachie-345. The first Area v-c "conclave was held at Caap Tiak with the Ti'ak Lodze as host. In 1973 the section was renaaed SE-48. The first conclave in SE-4B was held at Caap Yocona and hosted by the Chickaa Lodae. In 1982. a aajor change occurred with the addition of the Chickasab Lodae-406 froa Meaphis, Tennessee·. and the Ittawaaba Lodge-235 froa Jackson. Tennessee. The section was re-naaed SE-2. The Mississippi and West Tennessee lodaes joined toaetber in fellowship at the first SE-2 conclave at Caap Kickapoo with the Sebooney Okasucca-260 lodge as bast. The first conclave held in Tennessee by SE-2 was boated in 1985 by the lttawaaha Lodae-235 at Caap Mack Norris. In 1984 the Council of Chiefs established a host lodge rotation for conclaves. This schedule aa last aaended is as follows: 198'1 Kol Batacbi 1988 Sebooney Okasucca 1989 Chickasab 1990 Ti' ak 1991 Chi ckaa 1992 Ashwanchi Kinta 1993 Ittawaaba 1994 Watonala • ., 40f 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 1989 Title A name given to the resource 1989 Chickasah Lodge #406 History Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Jean Ulmer Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chuck Schadrack Chickasah Lodge History Order of the Arrow