Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-30
BOY SCOUTS Being TRAINED
FOR ACTIVE, USEFUL LIVES

country and 20 obey the scout law.
"2. TO help other people at all
times.
strong. mentally awake and morally
straight
AS will be seen even at a glance.
the above oath. taken solemnly as II
is administered, Is OF tendency
which operates toward impressing the
most important principles OF reNer-
ence. self-restraint. self-reliance and
self-respect and altruism. The last
principle is more prominently brought
10 the front in the motto OF the Boy
Scouts OF America, which Il, DO a
Good Turn Daily" The scout law.
which must be known by all Boy
Scouts. embraces all the category or
good principles which 20 20 make a
boy what he should be. 1t deals In
detail with all those things which II
IS ideal for a boy 20 be. and especial
Is urges on him the TACT that deeds
done out OF the goodness Of the heart
and for the advancement OF Eoou
principles should be done apart from
any monetary or other considerations
A Boy Scout does good because IL IS
his character 60 do so and not be-
cause ne gets paid FOR IL.
AS 20 religion. tAa Boy Scout move
mcnt is absolutely non-scctarian ana
undenominational, except that the
BOY Scout must believe In living
Cod and must worship and respect
Rov scouts really do things for
themselves as we'll as others For
instance. Troop 80. OF the Young
Mems Christian Association is en-
, gaued al the present time in the con-
I struction OF a log cabin measuring
cONl6 feet az point located a short
distance from stop p, on the West
- hampton car line. As soon as the
? cabin IS completed the boys viii IN
: habit g. SO Interested are some OF the
! boys in the building OF this log house
% that they walk about four miles 10
o. its site from this city, work most or
e the day on the building and then walk
s four miles back.
Following is a list Of the troops
n OF Boy Scouts in this city by Numbers.
- together with the scout master and
IS the place OF meeting OF each;
- Troop No. &c. i. Williams. 1905
Ir Hanover Avenue; Tabernacle Baptist
ir Church.
> Troop 30. 2-Sigmund Adler. Young
q. Mems Christian Association; Noung
ID Mems Christian Association.
y Troop 40. 3-Earle i. Curu5s. Pres
d Sr- 5 No. 42R. NJ. Booth. 20;
az Rowland Street; St. Andrews Institu
le ton.
o. Fairmount Avenue; 20O4 Fairmoun
as Troop No. s-H. c. sledd. IS souu
~ Fourteenth Street; Barton Heights
=, Troop No. William +. Meteali
p
10 Troop No. S-Rev. IL. ID. G. Mac
u lachlan, Seventh Street Christian
Seventh Street Christian Church.
"a Troop No. 9-R. +. Peyton. Jr l6l
az Park Avenue; Holy Trinity Church.
-. Troop No. 1O-W. y. Lorraine. N
a. D.. 3I4 West Grace Street; First Pres
10 byterian Church.
a.. Troop No. 10. y. Hinnant, Isl
- East Grace Street; 1914 East Grac
- Street.
81 Troop No l2-Ashby Pyle. 81
- North Fifth Street; Grace Street Bal
~ fist Church.
o. Troop No. 13-Lynn Cosby. 2S1
10 East BROAD Street; St James MethC
-, dist Church.
be Troop No. 14-D. G. McNeige. 9a
~, West Grace Street; Second Bapti
mr. Church.
80 Troop No. 15-W. A. Pearman, 81
er- East Grace Street; st. Paurs Epi
We copal Church.
ar Mr.. A. J.. Phillips. 2O7 South Fouri
Street. is the special commissioners Il
,ed Richmond.