https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/68dfb76ff28a4dee55220df60ae5355e.pdf 8fdadfadb22e2920e18b8b50fd67c5ec PDF Text Text _QH~OKASA\f .90UJ:TOII,, J30Y scouT_s OF AViJTIEIOA, INC, The Annual Meeti.ng of Chicl'll:saw Council, Boy Scont~• of Amerl.ca, vaD hold on Thursday, Decomber 14, 1950, o.t 4:30 P.M, in thn Louie XVI Room of Hotel Pec,body, 1,J:r. Alvan F. Tate, Jr., President of Ol'd.c}w.sa,1v Oo1u1cil, J.1resid0CL, a..YJ.d the follo1·,1il!.g \1ero :present: Vice-Pres:i.dex1ts - \0!. H. At1stin., Chn.rles f1I<> Crulnpt F. Joe Fla.rro.aga:o., R. D. Fuller, 0Le.r1.es W. Ri·ctelmcye:r, Treasu.r0x - Freel~'. Christenbtll"J, Scout Oonunissio::1or - R. O. l:lls.ys, Dep11ty RegionHJ. :mxecu. tive - George Sirnpson, .;:1..Ud l·'lr. A. K. Buxrol.r, P. i1.. Clr.;;rton, ~J. J., Cottle, Freel Carn. ~r, Be:o. B. Coffey,Jr., Dr. A. l'l.. Diet:, 1Ud11i!1. DaJ.. stro n1, Le,,.rl s R. funa,ldson, Jr. , 1~r. B. furmon ,Jr,, , Pl1i1 E:n er:l ck, Bruce VT. lih·::i.11(.?;, E. C. Grisson1, II. :w. lie.mk:er, tif,, P. 11~lliday, O.hexles O. Ha~nlc~,r, Joe Helms, T. J?. Hov1a,rd, A. E. Hohen.be:r.~g, Robert L. Ir·,.;iJJ.,J·r., Dud.le;:r H. Jo1111Gon, A. J). fllcWJ:1orter, J,, £,11. :blcI{nigl1t 1 J. I{. lv!aJ.one, Ru.ssell Pe:ery, J. L. Rol)ertson, .Arthtu~ F. Sch.oembs, Dr .. }Ie.rry C. Scl1fl1eisser, 1'1. L. Sl12,rpe, J. B. Tennisol'l., Jr., 11. A. Tri:p~qcer, 1Ie2':('~i.,. G. '1deb11, ;J. Gordon ~i1orr1.s, Scout hect1.tive, Thurn\B,!l J. Frasl1ure, Field llL"Cecutive, ancl Hope li'orcl, Camp llir8ctor of Ce;r.p Cu.rrier. invocD,tion. to give ft Dr. A. \·T, DJ.ck, Pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church, unonouncecl the Tl1e Prosiderit cr.~lled on the cl1airmen of tl'.le variot1s o:pern.ting committees follr-rnin:u.te r epo:rt of acti iti t:l es of their conuni ttees during tb.e J?D,st y·ee.r. ?<fr. Ru.sscll Pro:·ry, 011.eirman of tb.e Advan.cem011t Cornraittee, stated "tl10,t about 33h·50 incre~",Be irt aa:va11cement had been a,chievecl this year, and thc~"t progress wa.s beirig made in getting the Scouts o.nd. Cub~, to advance. l!U'. Robert L. Irt1in, Jr., Chairman of the Acttvi ties Committee, stated there had. been. a, l,•iOnderfu.1 yea.r of activ:t t.ies ,,,ith ino:::-e boys pe...r.ticipe/vi11g thn,n in any yee.r in the his·Gory of the Councn. He stated the boys had a wonderful e:rperience at the Wationsl Jamboree, that the Bey Scont lilxposi tion waB a very fine success, and that the entl.re program of activities of the C01mcH had been good. Hr. P. A. Clayton, Chairman of the Cs.mping Oomml.ttce, reported[\ goocl camping season with the la,rgest attendance in the history of the Council. He sta,ted there hacl been some difficulties for the lfogro scouts who cwrrped at Fuller State Park due to the fact there was i10 swimming pool available, but that prE;paro,tions worG being nln.de for e. bigge:t" ond better campl:ng; sea.son. in 1951. He tb.anked tb.e Cam1)ing Oo1nmi ttee <tnd. the Staff of the Council for their :fine cooperation, Mr. J.M. McKnight, Chairman of the Exploring Co::rnnittee, reported that the lllirplorers had. a very good Senior Ball at the Hotel Peabody, that a very fine possum hcmt was hold. at CoJrrp Currier, tk1.t a trailer hcocl been 'built for the use of the E:xplorfJrs iri. l1ti:ti.l.i:rl[~ the c~,-;~"[10 es, and tl1at ell in a.11, tl1e e2q>lorixig ac·ti 1.ri ties v1ere goin...4: s.lon:;~ in f;ood. s..'h.aa;>e. He thw1k:ed all the co1nn1i ttePti n.n.d the profe£!sional staff for the:i.r coo:pero,tion in brin.f;ing 0,bo11t tbi s restll t 00 ~,fr .. R. D. Fuller, Oht:iirma11 of tb.e Orga~ni ze.,tion and JIL~te:o.s:ion Corinni ttee, stated thc1t the Oottn.cil had a lLl.9% gDin in 1900 in toto.l boy n1ernbership D,s com~parecl t1:i th Dec entbe1-- 1, 19 49. 1Ie aJ_ so seJ. d tl1a.t dtt:rine; t11e :pa~1t five yeB,r s th02~ 0 .b.:;,d been an increa,se of 75.3)t, o.nd ir1 tl1e p&,st ten yeo,rs> e,n inc:reo,se of 93.3% iI1 tb.e gro th 11 �of the Oou.:ncil. He rer)o:ctecl. tb.erH y;c,s a rneeting of' the Orga.niza,tion Conun:lttee ,. ,j.tl1 tb.e Serninole D:l.vis:l.011, and ·Gh.at fl~ Serai110le Study Cornrni ttee }1c;,cl been e;pr>0i:r~tecl to maJ.ce reoorrill1enD.a,tlor1n for t11e ir.aprovernent of tl1e tJOrk in tJ1.e Sf>xrJ.nole Di vision. hlr. it., E. Hohen.bere, Ob,n.:i.rn1rtr1of th.c Fino21cc Comrnittee, sts,tod tl'1:::\t the Oom1cil is J.i v.ine; ~'Ii t11in :l ts bt1cl€;et up to 1\foveJnbe:e 2;a, 1950; "the Council O})Ol.'B,'ted without a los(;, on.cl that there is a gree:c chllllenge ohead of the Council. in 1951. He statt:Hl tl10,t Pen,t, };1arv.1io:.:, 1,·!i.tcl1el1. o,nd Cor~;any 11acl m,'J.,de a, s"tu.~y of t11e ColJ:nc:tl fint:'l..n.cec o"tld 112.cl m,s;,de B, report to the I:1IE>Jn~pl1is ana. S}1e1.0y Cou.11t~r Corn.mlmit;y"' Ol1ost shoi,ti11g t11em tl1D.t Cbiclm~sD,w Oou:nc:i.J. does not ha..ve o:n operating s1;rplt1s, a,s 110,cl. beer~ tl1ough.t by· t1:1e Community Chest. l1fr. C. ~'I. Rittf)lmeyer 2 Cl1p,i.rr11a,n of tl10 Lea.<':lership Tra,inir.g Corarn.1.i;tee) J7a.iCL ·~r:i. bu.te to tll.o Leade!'r-il1i1) Tre,ining OonEni tteemen i. n er.-;,ch d'!. strl ct, 2J1d sni cl tll.o,t th{\y 110,d cl0n.e D.11 e:.v~celJ.ent job. lie Btated fu.r"t.her th.f:1.t tho Conun:ttteeB in t11c c1:l.stricts .hD,d done ver;y- 'df'11, o,nd tb.o,t \Ji th. B, .r1a.tionet.1. 01nerge:nc~.r corn:i.1\~ on, 11e neod moro traini11g for cJ.l of 01.tr Scotl.t lcB,ders. In. th.e t;1.bsence of I:·ir .. T. Robert Jtchie:n, 0hD,:t::erriD.l1 of tb.e Cu.bbing Corunittoe, T0,te 1nade o, re:port for tl1ia Cominittec. lie told of tl1!3 e::ct\l..l".3J::.t Cti.bbors Po0:J-\l/ow, the Kite Derby, th0Picnic?0t1~Viov.r, ondotller o,ct.:tv:i.tios of the 011bs 1 o.nd stated. th.c,t th.e Cubs v1ere doi:ng v01~y fine i'JOl'k:. M~r. iltv~ci,11 !'it' .. JZ!d1-tin. Dals·!iroin, Ch.airman of t.b.e In.tor-Rncir.11 Comrnittce, :re_-pc,rted that Cl1:Lcltc,sc1-i•T Cou11ci1 has al':Q11t 2i\- tintes o,s ffic'1.ny Neg'l~o Sco1ltn as J3irnrl.n€Jl£.un, Al.abaiµa, and appro:ximately double the nwaber of' any other co..:mcil In Region 5. He furtl1er stc~tec1 tlltJ,t t11e co1.1ric:1.l .is tb.e fifth :LY:. ;:;:.l. z•::; :L:::i.. .i;J10 nation in Berv:tng l~egro boys. lie s"tc.ted tl1ere 11ad been so2:ue di fficuJ. ti es in tl1e Se.rn:tnole Di v:i. sion in ca,l'l"'.,'/inz.; on bcce~u.se o:f a lack of fu.nd.s, nn.cl because tl1ere were no facili tie.G fol" v:ee1>;:....end can1ping for :tTeg·ro Sco-rtts. He aJ.so said tl10,t the f:trsti :CT1~\<;ro iJ!erit Bo,dge Jll~positio.n, ;fl1ich 1da0 b.el cl i11 195:.), t 1DJs good, consideri:ng it 1vas t.l1e first t:tn1e a.n u.nd.erte..'..ci11g of tl1:ts ltind b.o,d. been att{~HlJ;>tea., 2,nd in consideratio:.t of' tho frtcilities D,1/e.:111._:,blo. 1 }fr. TD.te J;>::i..icl. tri l)u.to to l'lr,, l'l. 1. Sha111e for stB,rt1110?; the GJ?l encti d J)rogrcr:1 of gro\fth in Cl1ic.k·.t:is&,'W Ootn1c:1J. so1ne fou.r y('.)2J's t:igo. He seid. tb.e v1ise J.ecviersh.5.p of I>'lr. Sl1ar110 11ac1 n1e2x1t HlllCh to tl1e Oo1u1cil a.n6. :l t:;i acti vi ti cs. ?·!:r. TG.te rccog.n:i.zod tl1e 11ork of tb.c lccal st:1ff, incl1J.ding th.e Scout Jil:x:eCtlti ve,- DJld tb.e FicJ.c~ El::{octitivHs, ancl tho Gc.u;i.J! Director 3,t 0£-:::wp C1Jrrie:c, c..ncl praised tl10Tn c.,,:::1c.l the;.i.}cecl tl1ern fo:r t}1eir v1orh: durin~::; t.he pr:tst yeca·" t1l:t:·. 1·'1. Gordon fl!orris gave tl1e Scou.t 1Dxecr1tivef s rc.-oort, in wi:::.i.ch. l1e told of tb.e s1;J.onJl:i.C. \··:O:tk: beint; a.one by tb.e District Sco1Jters, D.lld po,rtictLLe;:ly· of tl1e Com1nissio11er•s Stu,ff. He sn,i6. tht.:~ Co1.:i.nc1.l ha.d t.he 1P.1'ge~~t; membersb.ip in its b.:Lstorzr 1.'.1itli a totD..l of 8,lai:S bo;y·s a.nd. leaderH. .He o~lso stated '·:le lJ.[:i_.d. the beet cer.\pi11g ~,.{~[Lr in tl1e 11istor:sr of tl1e Cou.ncJl for bot11 white a,nd. lTegro Scoi1.t~J, tl'1at the Ler.:":. derHhiJ) Training 11ac1. beer1 exce11ent, vrl tl1 the 1DJ:'gest nu1n"ber of trair1ed l€)o,ders 1~r0 l1ti..d. over had, a11d th,:,;..t tl"1e o,ct:tvi ties, in.CJ.1.1cli..np; tl1e Jan10oree, the J3o;y Scout Exposition, ~u1d the Oe.rn:-poree 11.o,ve been 01rtst&1l.. (iing .. rt.e ... IL. c. 1-·1ays, SCOllt Comrnissio:ner, told of t11e District Conmtlss:i..oncl'f:.l operatint; in. tl1e Districts D. nd. worl:in,{~ witb. Distrtct Roi.:m(t Te:oles G.nd ca.rr:;ring 011 a splendid pro{~:rDm of' actj.vi t:Les for the J.eo,ders of 'tb.e vo,r:i.011s ux1i ts. lie tl1e.r1L:ed all of the me:n ivho 0,1~e serv:i.ng s,s Iilstrict 011airmen ar1d. Cb.~),:i.rr:ten of Distric·t 0}7ers,ting Conunittees for tl'teir s:pl e11did. \ttO!'l>: du.ring t11e yeai-·o 0 �Page Three 11r. Ta,te stated tb.at <:ill of t11e friction o,nd cli sconten.t ir1 tl1e Coun.cil iw,d. been eliminate cl and. for ·the first ti mo in a long time, all of the Dl stri cts and tl1e Scouters ·wore strlv:Lr,g together, a,na. that it v1rts &, I)leastu"e to serve in leacling Scou,tinr~; toi,,1ri,rd gree,ter activi ti.es. 1'fr. Tn.te :poin.ted out tb.e fact tl1at lifr. J. A• .lU1g·us, former Cl1a;j.1°n1cu1 of th.a C&~pin{; Conm1i ttee of t.he Co1.1I1Cil, had cli. eel during tb.e year, and. e,11 the inembers present otood fOr a 1non1ent in respect to £1fr. Angri_st rneinory. li.11 of tl1e n10mbers ))resent vrere given a co~py o:f t11e actlve Co1111cJ.l rnen1b0rs. 2nov;;;C.l tlte elect:i.on of tll.e Oou11cil 1ne;n1Je:rs <J,s JJ()r the l:tst v1f!.5-Ch. is 3,t·to.cl'10Cl b.ercto, Hrdl inotion 1vt:ts secorided b~r lJir. Ed1f!in DaJ.strorn <:u1c1 1J.no.nirt;0usJ.~;r ce,rri ed .. t1r. F. Joe Ji la.1\D,£~0J1 1 lvtr .. JP .. Joo Fla,J1agart raovecl tb.e election o:f t:he Associate Oolu1cil !1!erabers as per tl1e l:tst c~titacl1ed to tllese inini.ttes. ~!:lotion \·i&.S zeco1.1C.ed by l1Ir. Herbert F. Hen1ker, 011cl tn.1~~ tu1anirnously co..r:ri ed.. £1lr. ]1. Joe f-or the yea.l' 1951: Fle,,n~ig[;\n nom.ina.tec1 the follovling rnen. for officers of t.h. o Oo1:u1cil Jl'or Vic o-Pr es:i. dent, Mr. T. Robert Ack:len For iTic e-?r esi den. t, fir. w. II. i ... nstin. For Vice-l?resid.ent, Ivtr.. Clwrlos 1:1. Or1:mtp For Vic e-?r esi cl en t , 1.tr. R • D. 1'u.J.l er Fr)r Vice--Pr esi dent, .t<Ir. A. E~ liol1en.berg For ifice-Prosident, l!Lr. EU. ton Rie•res For Vice-Presi den.t, Ctr. C.hc1rl es tflo Ri tteln1e~rcr J!1or Scotlt Conuni8sior1er, fif.r+ R. G. :Vfoys For !;Ta.tional Cov11cil represento,ti<tres : 1/Ir. c. 1,11'. A. 1\:. Burrov1 l·tt'. P. A. 01s,;;rton 1.1r. :rua.,,1in Arth.ur J3r1J.Ce lJalstrom �PBE~e l1Iotion l/O,s Four socortd.ed b;;r l:Ir. P. 11.. OJ.a,y·ton.. to asstuno tL.o 0}10,ir aJ.1d to lJti.t tl1e mot1.or1. ·unanimO lls vote, t:o.e eJJove of:fiCe..Y's and elected for the c'Oar 1951. lvir. Flci,tiox1~:il 11h~. T&to a.r;kod. 1'1Ir. ~'[. L. Sl10;,---pe l)Ut tl1e motion, a,11.d by ColJ.11ci1 Represe ntatives idere Sl1i::-D.~:po Y~r .. F. Joe ]"1lanagB. n t}1en re&.d the na.n1es of.' tl1e norninees for t!.10 E:x:eCl.'1.t:i.ve Boctl:'tl for t11e ;feD,:c 1951, 0,110_ n1ovod th.n.t tl1e f'ollO\·."ing; men. he elt"ctea. to tl1e Execut:l vc :Boa.1~a., ru1d to confirm tlte election . of tho DLstr:lc t ChD,:lrmen. for tl10 :1e2x 19 510 J:<io tior1• wn,s seco nO.ed by· i:I:r. I:I&rl'Jr- G. :\rebll, a.rid u.na11.:i.n10l1sl,y CD,rri ed. Belo·w in a list 0f tl10 L'x0c11tivo Board 2tTI.cl t.l1e Di$1tric t Cl1airrne n; ''" B. . IJ. ~-·lr. l>i llil'ff\011.) };1r .. Henri J3 •3T\n i..·:rc £-'fr. rr o. '"· Earp 11lr .. r• lte .. P11:11 J11rnerich: l':!r. Russell Perry ~. J3r11ce Artb111" J'r. £ifr. J Vie.J.or"'e r.1r. J. lvI. 1\1c1(n:i.0;1'1 t Fir. A. 1{. J1u:c1 0 ''l i'•1r. :B:r 11.ce t1f "• }Ll·wixi.g Tu· • Artl1ur Mr. Let"r:L s o. £1fr. w.. YI. Fisher £fir. R. 1:Ir. E. B, So,under s 4 CoJ.lot·r 1-1r. IT. 24. OlJ~rto11. £1tr. ]'. }Ylr. P. ii.. C:Ln;/ton f1ir .. B. J3. Garey flrr .. P. "v. Olal'l:e Joe Fle.:n.agan 1-'Iro Ei.. " "'· l':Ir. t;f. Grlssorn l\ir .. R'I' "v, ClD.r1c I1~1.,1in, 14r. LoHis lt., JJo.nolso.n, Jr .. lflr .. F. Clyde Larnbert Jr. J. D. Tenniso:n> J':r. :M:r . ".i:'i .. Dr .. :m. f.:I:r L. t:Ir ~ R. A. '..t1ri~~lJ)8C(t' l'1r .. "u, L. ~Vlaon . l>i .. l,l;r.'. r <). l\for1cl1.east D:l strict l7ortb.ivo st DJ. s-C:r.ict Fo stcr tiil lin.Jns Sou.th.ea st Di strict Southwe st Di strict lo:lr. J. L. Robertso n. l:>I:r. 1ilo.nroe \!/a1lace, Jr. ".... .;.: Ori tte:nden Distric t Tl1om:r_>rJ011, tin.o J. Voi:.;:::;e l<l:r .. Ho.:rr;r l'l. Ulno:tcabe0 1 Shai"1)e J. L. BlrJ. :an e:r Distric t O.ha.:i.r:nen: f,I:r. L. Iiwnsoy i:~r. :.:·,.• f·.cr. Robe:ct L. Q.. R. Porter Jr. ' ]J•• G. Web'b v:n. lh:01' T·r~ c.; ... " �Page Five At the conclu.~;ion of ·the elect:ton, ~fir . .tliVv,n 1l1aiie m.D.d.e a $hort sto,te.ment in wl1icl1 b.o sD. i6. he \qas gle,d to serve o,s Presid.en:!i D,(~o,iri., cind that h.o loolcn for the co11t:i.:n"...'.UJ:i s1JJ)})Ort of all tb.e lne11 for H, 'bif;c;er and better Council for tl1e coming yeD;t~. He s.:Li.d 110 felt \\re }L9,d mn,d.e grev,t .Pro~-;ross in ChickasEl,l'.f Oou11cil dcu'illg 1950, w1cl with the ho.1r, of n11 the men, we N01llcl go to greater heights in 1951,, There being no ftu:·thel' bu.Ginesa, the n1eet:tn.g adjoo1·ned at 5: 40 P •.1·1$ d. Gor(l011 !•lorri s Sco'ttt .E:·xGcl1t:t 1re 1 � 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 _QH~OKASA\f .90UJ:TOII,, J30Y scouT_s OF AViJTIEIOA, INC, The Annual Meeti.ng of Chicl'll:saw Council, Boy Scont~• of Amerl.ca, vaD hold on Thursday, Decomber 14, 1950, o.t 4:30 P.M, in thn Louie XVI Room of Hotel Pec,body, 1,J:r. Alvan F. Tate, Jr., President of Ol'd.c}w.sa,1v Oo1u1cil, J.1resid0CL, a..YJ.d the follo1·,1il!.g \1ero :present: Vice-Pres:i.dex1ts - \0!. H. At1stin., Chn.rles f1I<> Crulnpt F. Joe Fla.rro.aga:o., R. D. Fuller, 0Le.r1.es W. Ri·ctelmcye:r, Treasu.r0x - Freel~'. Christenbtll"J, Scout Oonunissio::1or - R. O. l:lls.ys, Dep11ty RegionHJ. :mxecu .. tive - George Sirnpson, .;:1..Ud l·'lr. A. K. Buxrol.r, P. i1.. Clr.;;rton, ~J. J., Cottle, Freel Carn .. ~r, Be:o. B. Coffey,Jr., Dr. A. l'l.. Diet:, 1Ud11i!1. DaJ .. stro n1, Le,,.rl s R. funa,ldson, Jr. , 1~r. B. furmon ,Jr,, , Pl1i1 E:n er:l ck, Bruce VT. lih·::i.11(.?;, E. C. Grisson1, II. :w. lie.mk:er, tif,, P. 11~lliday, O.hexles O. Ha~nlc~,r, Joe Helms, T. J?. Hov1a,rd, A. E. Hohen.be:r.~g, Robert L. Ir·,.;iJJ.,J·r., Dud.le;:r H. Jo1111Gon, A. J). fllcWJ:1orter, J,, £,11. :blcI{nigl1t 1 J. I{. lv!aJ.one, Ru.ssell Pe:ery, J. L. Rol)ertson, .Arthtu~ F. Sch.oembs, Dr .. }Ie .. rry C. Scl1fl1eisser, 1'1. L. Sl12,rpe, J. B. Tennisol'l., Jr., 11. A. Tri:p~qcer, 1Ie2':('~i.,. G. '1deb11, ;J. Gordon ~i1orr1.s, Scout hect1.tive, Thurn\B,!l J. Frasl1ure, Field llL"Cecutive, ancl Hope li'orcl, Camp llir8ctor of Ce;r.p Cu.rrier. Dr. A. \·T, DJ.ck, Pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church, unonouncecl the invocD,tion. Tl1e Prosiderit cr.~lled on the cl1airmen of tl'.le variot1s o:pern.ting committees to give ft follr-rnin:u.te r epo:rt of acti iti t:l es of their conuni ttees during tb.e J?D,st y·ee.r. ?<fr. Ru.sscll Pro:·ry, 011.eirman of tb.e Advan.cem011t Cornraittee, stated "tl10,t about 33h·50 incre~",Be irt aa:va11cement had been a,chievecl this year, and thc~"t progress wa.s beirig made in getting the Scouts o.nd. Cub~, to advance. l!U'. Robert L. Irt1in, Jr., Chairman of the Acttvi ties Committee, stated there had. been. a, l,•iOnderfu.1 yea.r of activ:t t.ies ,,,ith ino:::-e boys pe...r.ticipe/vi11g thn,n in any yee.r in the his·Gory of the Councn. He stated the boys had a wonderful e:rperience at the Wationsl Jamboree, that the Bey Scont lilxposi tion waB a very fine success, and that the entl.re program of activities of the C01mcH had been good. Hr. P. A. Clayton, Chairman of the Cs.mping Oomml.ttce, reported[\ goocl camping season with the la,rgest attendance in the history of the Council. He sta,ted there hacl been some difficulties for the lfogro scouts who cwrrped at Fuller State Park due to the fact there was i10 swimming pool available, but that prE;paro,tions worG being nln.de for e .. bigge:t" ond better campl:ng; sea.son. in 1951. He tb.anked tb.e Cam1)ing Oo1nmi ttee <tnd. the Staff of the Council for their :fine cooperation, Mr. J.M. McKnight, Chairman of the Exploring Co::rnnittee, reported that the lllirplorers had. a very good Senior Ball at the Hotel Peabody, that a very fine possum hcmt was hold. at CoJrrp Currier, tk1.t a trailer hcocl been 'built for the use of the E:xplorfJrs iri. l1ti:ti.l.i:rl[~ the c~,-;~"[10 es, and tl1at ell in a.11, tl1e e2q>lorixig ac·ti 1.ri ties v1ere goin...4: s.lon:;~ in f;ood. s..'h.aa;>e. He thw1k:ed all the co1nn1i ttePti n.n.d the profe£!sional staff for the:i.r coo:pero,tion in brin.f;ing 0,bo11t tbi s restll t 00 ~,fr .. R. D. Fuller, Oht:iirma11 of tb.e Orga~ni ze.,tion and JIL~te:o.s:ion Corinni ttee, stated thc1t the Oottn.cil had a lLl.9% gDin in 1900 in toto.l boy n1ernbership D,s com~parecl t1:i th Dec entbe1-- 1, 19 49. 1Ie aJ_ so seJ. d tl1a.t dtt:rine; t11e :pa~1t five yeB,r s th02~ 0 .b.:;,d been an increa,se of 75.3)t, o.nd ir1 tl1e p&,st ten yeo,rs> e,n inc:reo,se of 93.3% iI1 tb.e gro 11 th of the Oou.:ncil. He rer)o:ctecl. tb.erH y;c,s a rneeting of' the Orga.niza,tion Conun:lttee , .. ,j.tl1 tb.e Serninole D:l.vis:l.011, and ·Gh.at fl~ Serai110le Study Cornrni ttee }1c;,cl been e;pr>0i:r~tecl to maJ.ce reoorrill1enD.a,tlor1n for t11e ir.aprovernent of tl1e tJOrk in tJ1.e Sf>xrJ.nole Di vision. hlr. it., E. Hohen.bere, Ob,n.:i.rn1rtr1of th.c Fino21cc Comrnittee, sts,tod tl'1:::\t the Oom1cil is J.i v.ine; ~'Ii t11in :l ts bt1cl€;et up to 1\foveJnbe:e 2;a, 1950; "the Council O})Ol.'B,'ted without a los(;, on.cl that there is a gree:c chllllenge ohead of the Council. in 1951. He statt:Hl tl10,t Pen,t, };1arv.1io:.:, 1,·!i.tcl1el1. o,nd Cor~;any 11acl m,'J.,de a, s"tu.~y of t11e ColJ:nc:tl fint:'l..n.cec o"tld 112.cl m,s;,de B, report to the I:1IE>Jn~pl1is ana. S}1e1.0y Cou.11t~r Corn.mlmit;y"' Ol1ost shoi,ti11g t11em tl1D.t Cbiclm~sD,w Oou:nc:i.J. does not ha..ve o:n operating s1;rplt1s, a,s 110,cl. beer~ tl1ough.t by· t1:1e Community Chest. l1fr. C. ~'I. Rittf)lmeyer 2 Cl1p,i.rr11a,n of tl10 Lea.<':lership Tra,inir.g Corarn.1.i;tee) J7a.iCL ·~r:i. bu.te to tll.o Leade!'r-il1i1) Tre,ining OonEni tteemen i. n er.-;,ch d'!. strl ct, 2J1d sni cl tll.o,t th{\y 110,d cl0n.e D.11 e:.v~celJ.ent job. lie Btated fu.r"t.her th.f:1.t tho Conun:ttteeB in t11c c1:l.stricts .hD,d done ver;y- 'df'11, o,nd tb.o,t \Ji th. B, .r1a.tionet.1. 01nerge:nc~.r corn:i.1\~ on, 11e neod moro traini11g for cJ.l of 01.tr Scotl.t lcB,ders. In. th.e t;1.bsence of I:·ir .. T. Robert Jtchie:n, 0hD,:t::erriD.l1 of tb.e Cu.bbing Corunittoe, M~r. iltv~ci,11 T0,te 1nade o, re:port for tl1ia Cominittec. lie told of tl1!3 e::ct\l..l".3J::.t Cti.bbors Po0:J-\l/ow, the Kite Derby, th0Picnic?0t1~Viov.r, ondotller o,ct.:tv:i.tios of the 011bs 1 o.nd stated. th.c,t th.e Cubs v1ere doi:ng v01~y fine i'JOl'k:. !'it' .. JZ!d1-tin. Dals·!iroin, Ch.airman of t.b.e In.tor-Rncir.11 Comrnittce, :re_-pc,rted that Cl1:Lcltc,sc1-i•T Cou11ci1 has al':Q11t 2i\- tintes o,s ffic'1.ny Neg'l~o Sco1ltn as J3irnrl.n€Jl£.un, Al.abaiμa, and appro:ximately double the nwaber of' any other co..:mcil In Region 5. He furtl1er stc~tec1 tlltJ,t t11e co1.1ric:1.l .is tb.e fifth :LY:. ;:;:.l. z•::; :L:::i.. .i;J10 nation in Berv:tng l~egro boys. lie s"tc.ted tl1ere 11ad been so2:ue di fficuJ. ti es in tl1e Se.rn:tnole Di v:i. sion in ca,l'l"'.,'/inz.; on bcce~u.se o:f a lack of fu.nd.s, nn.cl because tl1ere were no facili tie.G fol" v:ee1>;:....end can1ping for :tTeg·ro Sco-rtts. He aJ.so said tl10,t the f:trsti :CT1~\<;ro iJ!erit Bo,dge Jll~positio.n, ;fl1ich 1da0 b.el cl i11 195:.), t 11DJs good, consideri:ng it 1vas t.l1e first t:tn1e a.n u.nd.erte .. '..ci11g of tl1:ts ltind b.o,d. been att{~HlJ;>tea., 2,nd in consideratio:.t of' tho frtcilities D,1/e.:111._:,blo. }fr. TD.te J;>::i .. icl. tri l)u.to to l'lr,, l'l. 1. Sha111e for stB,rt1110?; the GJ?l encti d J)rogrcr:1 of gro\fth in Cl1ic.k·.t:is&,'W Ootn1c:1J. so1ne fou.r y('.)2J's t:igo. He seid. tb.e v1ise J.ecviersh.5.p of I>'lr. Sl1ar110 11ac1 n1e2x1t HlllCh to tl1e Oo1u1cil a.n6. :l t:;i acti vi ti cs. ?·!:r. TG.te rccog.n:i.zod tl1e 11ork of tb.c lccal st:1ff, incl1J.ding th.e Scout Jil:x:eCtlti ve,- DJld tb.e FicJ.c~ El::{octitivHs, ancl tho Gc.u;i.J! Director 3,t 0£-:::wp C1Jrrie:c, c..ncl praised tl10Tn c.,,:::1c.l the;.i.}cecl tl1ern fo:r t}1eir v1orh: durin~::; t.he pr:tst yeca·" t1l:t:·. 1·'1. Gordon fl!orris gave tl1e Scou.t 1Dxecr1tivef s rc.-oort, in wi:::.i.ch. l1e told of tb.e s1;J.onJl:i.C. \··:O:tk: beint; a.one by tb.e District Sco1Jters, D.lld po,rtictLLe;:ly· of tl1e Com1nissio11er•s Stu,ff. He sn,i6. tht.:~ Co1.:i.nc1.l ha.d t.he 1P.1'ge~~t; membersb.ip in its b.:Lstorzr 1.'.1itli a totD..l of 8,lai:S bo;y·s a.nd. leaderH. .He o~lso stated '·:le lJ.[:i_.d. the beet cer.\pi11g ~,.{~[Lr in tl1e 11istor:sr of tl1e Cou.ncJl for bot11 white a,nd. lTegro Scoi1.t~J, tl'1at the Ler.:": .. derHhiJ) Training 11ac1. beer1 exce11ent, vrl tl1 the 1DJ:'gest nu1n"ber of trair1ed l€)o,ders 1~r0 l1ti..d. over had, a11d th,:,;..t tl"1e o,ct:tvi ties, in.CJ.1.1cli .. np; tl1e Jan10oree, the J3o;y Scout Exposition, ~u1d the Oe.rn:-poree 11.o,ve been 01rtst&1l .. (iing .. rt.e ... IL. c. 1-·1ays, SCOllt Comrnissio:ner, told of t11e District Conmtlss:i..oncl'f:.l operatint; in. tl1e Districts D .. nd. worl:in,{~ witb. Distrtct Roi.:m(t Te:oles G .. nd ca.rr:;ring 011 a splendid pro{~:rDm of' actj.vi t:Les for the J.eo,ders of 'tb.e vo,r:i.011s ux1i ts. lie tl1e.r1L:ed all of the me:n ivho 0,1~e serv:i.ng s,s Iilstrict 011airmen ar1d. Cb.~),:i.rr:ten of Distric·t 0}7ers,ting Conunittees for tl'teir s:pl0 e11did .. \ttO!'l>: du.ring t11e yeai-·o Page Three 11r. Ta,te stated tb.at <:ill of t11e friction o,nd cli sconten.t ir1 tl1e Coun.cil iw,d. been eliminate cl and. for ·the first ti mo in a long time, all of the Dl stri cts and tl1e Scouters ·wore strlv:Lr,g together, a,na. that it v1rts &, I)leastu"e to serve in leacling Scou,tinr~; toi,,1ri,rd gree,ter activi ti.es. 1'fr. Tn.te :poin.ted out tb.e fact tl1at lifr. J. A • .lU1g·us, former Cl1a;j.1°n1cu1 of th.a C&~pin{; Conm1i ttee of t.he Co1.1I1Cil, had cli. eel during tb.e year, and. e,11 the inembers present otood fOr a 1non1ent in respect to £1fr. Angri_st rneinory. li.11 of tl1e n10mbers ))resent vrere given a co~py o:f t11e actlve Co1111cJ.l rnen1b0rs. t1r. F. Joe Ji1 la.1\D,£~0J1 2nov;;;C.l tlte elect:i.on of tll.e Oou11cil 1ne;n1Je:rs <J,s JJ()r the l:tst v1f!.5-Ch. is 3,t·to.cl'10Cl b.ercto, Hrdl inotion 1vt:ts secorided b~r lJir. Ed1f!in DaJ.strorn <:u1c1 1J.no.nirt;0usJ.~;r ce,rri ed .. lvtr .. JP .. Joo Fla,J1agart raovecl tb.e election o:f t:he Associate Oolu1cil !1!erabers as per tl1e l:tst c~titacl1ed to tllese inini.ttes. ~!:lotion \·i&.S zeco1.1C.ed by l1Ir. Herbert F. Hen1ker, 011cl tn.1~~ tu1anirnously co..r:ri ed .. £1lr. ]1. Joe Fle,,n~ig[;\n nom.ina.tec1 the follovling rnen. for officers of t.h .. o Oo1:u1cil f-or the yea.l' 1951: Jl'or Vic o-Pr es:i. dent, Mr. T. Robert Ack:len For iTic e-?r esi den. t, fir. w. II. i ... nstin. For Vice-l?resid.ent, Ivtr.. Clwrlos 1:1. Or1:mtp For Vic e-?r esi cl en t , 1.tr. R • D. 1'u.J.l er Fr)r Vice--Pr esi dent, .t<Ir. A. E~ liol1en.berg For ifice-Prosident, l!Lr. EU. ton Rie•res For Vice-Presi den.t, Ctr. C.hc1rl es tflo Ri tteln1e~rcr J!1or Scotlt Conuni8sior1er, fif.r+ R. G. :Vfoys For !;Ta.tional Cov11cil represento,ti<tres: 1/Ir. c. Arth.ur J3r1J.Ce 1,11'. A. 1\:. Burrov1 l·tt'. P. A. 01s,;;rton 1.1r. :rua.,,1in lJalstrom PBE~e Four l1Iotion l/O,s socortd.ed b;;r l:Ir. P. 11.. OJ.a,y·ton.. 11h~. T&to a.r;kod. 1'1Ir. ~'[. L. Sl10;,---pe to asstuno tL.o 0}10,ir aJ.1d to lJti.t tl1e mot1.or1. lvir. Sl1i::-D.~:po l)Ut tl1e motion, a,11.d by ·unanimOlls vote, t:o.e eJJove of:fiCe..Y's and Flci,tiox1~:il ColJ.11ci1 Representatives idere elected for the c'Oar 1951. Y~r .. F. Joe ]"1lanagB .. n t}1en re&.d the na.n1es of.' tl1e norninees for t!.10 E:x:eCl.'1.t:i.ve Boctl:'tl for t11e ;feD,:c 1951, 0,110_ n1ovod th.n.t tl1e f'ollO\·."ing; men. he elt"ctea. to tl1e Execut:l vc :Boa.1~a., ru1d to confirm tlte election. of tho DLstr:lct ChD,:lrmen. for tl10 :1e2x 19 510 J:<io tior1• wn,s seco nO.ed by· i:I:r. I:I&rl'Jr- G. :\rebll, a.rid u.na11.:i.n10l1sl,y CD,rri ed. Belo·w in a list 0f tl10 L'x0c11tivo Board 2tTI.cl t.l1e Di$1trict Cl1airrnen; ~-·lr. l>i ''" B. llil'ff\011.) J'r. £ifr. J . IJ. Vie.J.or"'e };1r .. Henri J3 •3T\n i..·:rc £-'fr. o. rr '"· Earp r.1r. J. lvI. 1\1c1(n:i.0;1'1 t 11lr .. r• ~. Artb111" J3r11ce lte .. P11:11 J11rnerich: l':!r. Russell Perry Fir. A. 1{. J1u:c14 0 ''l Tu· Artl1ur R. Porter Jr. • ' i'•1r. :B:r 11.ce t1f }Ll·wixi.g "• Mr. Let"r:L s o. CoJ.lot·r £1fr. w .. YI. Fisher £fir. R. Q.. Iiwnsoy 1-1r. IT. 24. OlJ~rto11. £1tr. ]'. Joe Fle.:n.agan 1:Ir. E. B, So,unders }Ylr. P. ii.. C:Ln;/ton f1ir .. B. J3. Garey l':Ir. t;f. L. Shai"1)e flrr .. P. " Olal'l:e v. i:~r. J. L. BlrJ. :an e:r 1-'Iro Ei.. " Grlssorn "'· l\ir .. R'I' " ClD.r1c v, f.:I:r L. " Tl1om:r_>rJ011, T·r~ .;.: .... c.; ... " t:Ir ~ R. A. '..t1ri~~lJ)8C(t' l'1r .. " u, L. ~Vlaon tin.o :.:·,.• . l>i .. J. Voi:.;:::;e f·.cr. Robe:ct L. I1~1.,1in, Jr. l<l:r .. Ho.:rr;r G. Web'b l,l;r.'. r ]J •• v:n .. lh:01' <). 14r. LoHis lt., JJo.nolso.n, Jr .. lflr .. F. Clyde Larnbert District O.ha.:i.r:nen: f,I:r. J. D. Tenniso:n> J':r. l\for1cl1.east D:l strict :M:r .. " .i:'i .. l'l. Ulno:tca be0 l7ortb.ivost DJ. s-C:r.ict Dr .. :m. Fo stcr 1tiil lin.Jns Sou.th.east Di strict Southwest Di strict lo:lr. J. L. Robertson. Ori tte:nden District l:>I:r. 1ilo.nroe \!/a1lace, Jr. Page Five At the conclu.~;ion of ·the elect:ton, ~fir . .tliVv,n 1l1aiie m.D.d.e a $hort sto,te.ment in wl1icl1 b.o sD .. i6. he \qas gle,d to serve o,s Presid.en:!i D,(~o,iri., cind that h.o loolcn for the co11t:i.:n"...'.UJ:i s1JJ)})Ort of all tb.e lne11 for H, 'bif;c;er and better Council for tl1e coming yeD;t~. He s.:Li.d 110 felt \\re }L9,d mn,d.e grev,t .Pro~-;ross in ChickasEl,l'.f Oou11cil dcu'illg 1950, w1cl with the ho.1r, of n11 the men, we N01llcl go to greater heights in 1951,, There being no ftu:·thel' bu.Ginesa, the n1eet:tn.g adjoo1·ned at 5: 40 P • .1·1$ 1d. Gor(l011 !•lorri s Sco'ttt .E:·xGcl1t:t 1re 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 1950 Title A name given to the resource 1950 Minutes of Chickasaw Council Annual Meeting Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink & Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chickasaw Council, BSA Minutes