Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-13

was gone over with him and he expressed
great pleasure in being able to be with
the Wilmington scouts during the summer
camp. Mr.. I.aVarrc has just completed
. book Diamonds in British Guiana
Those scouts who miss meeting laNarre
at the camp will indeed loose a lot Get
YOUR applications signed and turned INTO
the office as soon rs possible. Our slogan:
-Four Hundred Scouts IN Camp Re
member that this IL your camp and to make
q successful camp you must show the
council that you appreciate 1t and want
IL continued wear after year Troops not
affiliated with the council will bc required
10 paw a fee OF 81 per week
Irrespective of the real danger in our
community, it Is believed that plan and
frequent practice for quick mobilization
will prove very instructive and beneficial
to scouts aS a purely scouting activity.
At the same time IT Will make II possible
To demonstrate To the proper authorities
here the definite value of scouts as an
asset 10 he relied upon III ease of emcr-
gencv
Please report what has been done in
your troop and what time II takes tor
YOU to mobilize Your entire troop In
case YOU have not vet tired this and have
no definite plan, call AT the office Tor ours
Announcements OF the wedding OF {.
RAYMOND Frcy, one OF the scouts who was
with Executive Grccnhawk IN the White
Mountains IN 1914. has been received ~
headquarters Mir Frey Is located IN
Tulsa Okla IN the oil business
Notices will be sent 10 those scouts
winning he week free NJ camp, 50 IN
making out your application do not
include this unless YOU wish them
together The following scouts will each
receive a week al camp Troop ;. Martin
Keller. William Luke. Troop :, Elwood
Stayton. Thomas Hart; Troop - Willard
Hill. Danforth Bush Troop % Donnald
Mackenzie. Troop 2S Samuel Dennis.
Abe Frankfurt. Troop 81 Sidney Gale.
J Percy White, Troop 81. Herbert
Miller. George lnsay Troop IS. Harvey
Wood L. DcNaIlcngCr. Troop 90 Alfred
Nardlc. Palmer kralc Troop 81 I.
Common. f. Lewis. Troop Fl Charles
Ehcrhart Troop 9 LEWIS Tallcy, LOWS
Schaeicr
Scout Masters ASSOCIATION regular
meeting will he held AZ Scout headquarters
Monday evening At eight clock \ full
attendance IS expected This viii he the
last meeting Of the summer Tho next
will be held on the 10th oi September
Plans for walnut campaign Will rs Dis
cu>Sed
In the efficiency contest for ihc month
the following points were scored 10y troops
and districts Troop , 464 Troop &
- Troop ). - 80, Troop 9 no report
Troop H. no report Troop - s. 50
Troop 20. 81; Troop p. 2fl4, Troop %.
30 Q; Troop 2s, 300: Troop 81, Il 05 !
Troop 81 q; Troop IS. 3A -. Troop
40. 4S3: \ number q the troops did
not send IN reports District No 1
o. Is; District No , l5l.19 District
No 5. Il %. District No & 1929
The banner for the highest troop goes IA
Troop - with ST . points the district
banner is won by District No iwlih I75
% points The down ne state troops did
not get in enough reports 10 toe counted
this month
n this contest onil scout activities |
arc to be co1nte d. All reports To be handed
10 scoutmaStcrS for inspection and sig
nature
Al the last Court Of Honor meeting
the following scouts passed for he follow |
ing merit badges Wm Norford Troop |
2 signaling craftsmanship. Cha> + |
Green. Booth T Waricnburg. /
Troop 5 Camping lifesa1ng swimming:
+ Laird, Troop -. ltesavlng. carpentry |
swimming b Staber Troop -, athletics. !
public health, first aid; Thomas Stirling. !
troop 70 athletics public health. first |
aid; Chas Lee Reese, Troop II. public |
health and first aid; " Corbit Spruancc. |
Troop - swimming, Paul Nilikin.
Troop u bugling II Greenbaum. |
Troop Is. safety first. carpentry. swim /
ming; Alan Bachrack. Troop Is. public /
health. first aid: II. Schagrin. Troop -, |
T Hart, Troop S, handicraft. |
personal health, f. Stayton, |
Troop s, handicraft, firemanship; r |
Pippin. Troop S. personal health and |
swimming; Walter Bennett, Troop %, |
swimming; Homer Vincent, Troop %. |
These may be had about /
the 18th or 18th by calling al the office. |
Court OF Honor for June will be held |
during the last week of the month. |
National headquarters requires every /
troop under the supervision Of the Local !
Council to get permits before conducting
troop camps Please stop |
al the office and review the requirements |
set down by the National Camp Director
before making application for such /
amps.
Troop 26 held a very interesting meet
ng. Being out doors the scouts had
good time playing several games passing
and signaling tests The
meeting closed al nine fifteen On
saturday six Of the scouts took nike 10
woods near Porters Reservoir. On
his hike several good pictures were
AIKEN. Every scout Is asked to be at the
Meeting next FRIDAY evening Scouts
o be IN good standing must paw up their
tues. II has been reported that several
couts wish to JON or have Joined the
roops; If SO please be sure that YOU have
transfer and are in good standing with
Troop 20 before you leave
Troop q held It's weekly meeting las1
tuesday night at the y NJ II A All
he patrols are going TO have maps of
Delaware These maps show where every
title creek and every important and unim-
'ortant little thing is These maps NAV
,e gotten from the department of the
Interior at Washington, d. c. They
vill be very useful and every fellow expects
0 use them. Mr.. Schagrin announced
hat there would be hike this SUNDAY.
Everybody meet al the y NJ II. A
I $50 O'Clock. This promises to be one
I the best we ever had Bring eats
Ir. Schagrin talked Of camp. and the bows
'lsh for the day when camp will start
After drill, the patrols had signalling
ontest, won by the Eagle Patrol. Who
OW have the best signalling team in the |