The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-14

4RA II hAAA RfbRiF " nat SCOUTING
really is. Seouumaster Golden has
promised 10 take the trip also and
this meanas live time for all CON
ccrned
BURNHAM TROOP No. 1.
Next week. Friday VIII be a gaia
day for Burnham Scouts. The new
troop there under the direction &C
Nr. ROYAL Smith les doing great work.
Nearly am have already passed the
Tendcrruot.
The troop viii be Installed on Feb
Gtst by Executive Harris assisted by
LeGrand r. Meyer and such other
Hammond scout officials as are able
TO attend. a part of the Drum corps
Viii be taken over To Iead i'm the pa
lade.
COURT or HONOR.
At the recent session of the Court OF
Honor OF the Hammond Council Boy
Scouts Of America The follow ing boys
appears ana were granted the second
class badge: Edward Kiger Troop q
Richard Hotz, Troop L. Charles Levin.
Troop /; George Smith. Troop .: Fred
Bun. Troop 8. Raymond YOUNG, Troop
10: clifton smith. Troop :.
At the same session Scout Gordon
Norton of Troop 5 qualified for the first
class badge.
N. {. a. STUDIES SCOUTING.
The prominent part that Scoutcraft is
taking in tine affairs Of the world is
evidenced by the large numbers Of poo
pie who are taking interest in its de
tclopment.
The Superlntendents Division of the
National Educational Assn. will hold q
conference in Chicago the last week IN
February. 1t is announced that an at
ternoon and evening and Tho following
entire day viii be devoted TO scouting
Chief Scout Executive James T. West.
Mr.. Barclay DIR. Frctwcl, Dean Russell
and several other prominent scout men
are 10 speak
TROOP NO. 10.
Scout Chas. Borem did his good turn
recently by stopping a runaway horse
on Terrence avenue. Father honey is
some signaiicr- Those who miss his in
structions on the Morse code viii be
sorry when they want to pass second
class. Edgar Camp is enjoying boil
just now but then Ed is a scout and
cannot complain. A scout is brave.
REAL GOOD TURN.
Two Hammond Scouts. Edw DinWid
- =
Troop %o recently went To Hessvslle
and assisted Lawrence Foreline and
Howafu .untf.t i'm oraaniziuv a new
troon of SCENTS There were Is bavs
present and it is reported that they are
So enthusiastic that it is necessary for
them to meet twice week
This is good work and is a duty that
every Scout should perform TO promote
Scouting whenever and wherever he can
TROOP s EATS.
Parents and friends of tho Scouts of
Traon met with the bows al their last
session aud spent "a very pleasant e&ou-
ing. AFTER meeting refreshments were
served and valentines distributed 10 all
present
The after dinner speeches that some
Scouts did not make were a feature Of
the evening Airs. HowoH gay, read
ing which was woG received Col. I.e
Grand T. Meyer WAS tho guest Of the
evening
Herbert T. Cooper. Scoufpeastfr. of Ne
8. has received many compliments on
the great progress and interest shown
by his boys. Mir. Cooper. when not
scouting. may be found At the Model
Clothing co.
Scout Fred Bull has brought his troop
to notice by qualifying as a second class
Scout Fred is The baritone in the Scout
band and is making good
Joe Zielazowski and Joe Waxrnan are
dividing honors on their ability to
smile. Certainly they are keeptnr tho
eighth Scout law. Louis Wexman re-
Gently became a member of No. ?
When asked how ne liked Scouting he
said: IF occasions like this feed are
frequent / think its great"
Among those present were Mr. ANA
Mrs. LinviIle. Mrs Book Mr. ma Mr.