Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-06

points: Troop 30. e. q. +. Guvernator
Scout master. fourth. l3is points. and
Troop Nh. so, c. y. Roberts Scout
master. - points.
All Scouts who are marshals are re-
1uested to report 1T Whitehall Palace
for duty to-day to Scou, Master Stuart
.acland. who is in charge
Camp Boo>ters' Meeting
Tie first meeting Of the Camp Boost
ers was held Monday. April 3. at head
quarters. Each troop had been invited
to send representatives.
The Idea Of the boosters committee
is "a create and stimulate interest for
IN" summer CAMP and the plan was en-
Enthusiastically taken UP by the Scouts.
VINO returned to their troon pledged to
boost camp in every way.
scout Commissioner Mallory. of Will
mincton, Del, and William Todd, OF the
local court, gave booster talks 1t is
planned 20 have two or three more
similar meetings.
F'HscbnIi.
Two baseball leagues arc owned.
equipped and supplied with players by
tn" Richmond Scouts. League No is
composed Of six teams, one team from
each NJ tho following troops: IL, 6. 1s
~. and 20. League No. has six
teams, supplied by Troops Nos 90 %
-, ., - and (. y cup Will he award
cd the team winning in each league.
series monster pcnnant Games are
PLAYED on Tuesdays and Fridays OF each
Teck Al O'Clock.
GreenhaNk for Camp.
The executive, on the approval Of the
camp committee. engaged Frank a.
Greenhawk to assist him in conduct
ing the big summer camp. Mr.. Green
hawk is am exceptional man in deal
ing with boys. lie has been sue
cessfUi Scout master Of large troop
for many years camping. canoeing and
out-of-door life having been his hob
bics. lie was in charge Of the Bal
t!nore scouts, who, with groups from
Washington. Boston and New York,
went to the White Mountains 10 huiId
the government trail. With his ex-
pcrcnc@ and devotion for the work.
he will he most valuable asset to the
camp.
Il is planned to have Mr.. cireenhawk
assume active charge IF scouting and
the camp program while the executive
VIII act AS business manager Of the
camp. Both will live there and devote
their entire time In that work
Scout Mnstcrs' Club.
The regular meeting of the scou,
Masters club was held at headuuart
"rs Tuesday evening, April IL. These
meetings are largely attended, which Is
n marked evidence Of the interest
shown OF the part OF the Scout masters
and assistants
The April meeting found many new
members seeking admission. and Presi
dent Walford welcomed each with the
Scout grip.
William Todd addressed the club on
the subject Of the Battle Field Hike"
lie outlined the plans and requirements.
Rig THINKS Ahead.
May 10 and II the forestry demon
stration, under the merit badge fac
ulty Of Saint Andrews Parish House
will he held. May u To Is the big
battlefield hike outlined and promoted
by Messrs. Todd. Durrett and Freeman
From the 18th TO Goth the drum corps
will attend the Confederate Reunion AZ
Birmingham. the city having appropri-
atcd. through the Advertising Commit
tee. $500 towards defraying the ey
ncnses of the trip. Baseball ali dur
ing the next month with hard work
for tho big field day early in June
and saving pennies and planning for the
big camp, June IL. will keep all on the
jump.
The following Scouts were registered
during the month:
Troop IA, Scout master and twelve
Scouts: No. :, two Scouts: No. 81. one:
No %, three; No IS two; No. 90. FIVE
Scouts and Scout master: No. &. five;
No ;. three: No. 5. three: No. 1s, five;
No 26. one and one assistant Scout
master: No. 90. three: No. "a, one; No.
40. one No. IS, one: No. 40. two: M
-, two: No 80, three Scouts.