The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-06-11
Campaign Opens Tonight at Vim
ca Park With Demonstration;
Soliciting Committees to
Hit Trail Tomorrow.
TO COVER BUSINESS
SECTION THURSDAY
Women to Work Friday and Red
Gross Girls Snipe' Strag-
glers on Saturday; Mer-
chants to Decorate.

Tonight at Vinca park the boy
scouts will launch their membership
campaign with camp fires, scout
dance and peppery public talks by
the mayor and one or two representa-
tive citizens of Chickasha All the
scouts will be present and their par
eats and friends are urged to be
with them.
Tomorrow the news membership
committee, under the direction of
Chairman j. w. Conner, will begin the
campaign in the busnes district and
they expect to roll up a membership
of 1000 strong. The members of this
committee and the districts to be
worked by them are as follows:
Chairman, j. W. Conner
District No. East of Second and
north of Chickasha ave, E. O. Kel-
ley.
District No 2-East of Second and
south of Chickasha avenue, W. j. Me
Intosh, O. F. Nicholson.
District No. 3-Between Second
and Third streets and north of Chick
asha ave, Hal Thompson, c. O..
Finch
District No. Between Second and
Third, south of Chickasha avenue,
clyde Kelley, o. L. Bingham.
District No 5-Between Third
and Fourth, and north of Chickasha
ave, C. l.. Widney, b. p Smith
District No 6-Between Third and
Fourth and south of Chickasha ave,
j, s. Garner, Jno. f. Crib
District No West of Fourth and
north of Chickasha ave, Jno. E.
White, Oatley Anderson, II. j. Brown
son.
District No. S-West of Fourth and
south of Chickasha ave, DR.. Corbin
and NJ. S. Cralle
All subscriptions and donations will
be placed in the hands of the local
council treasurer, J. w. Conner, to be
used for the development of the boy
scout work in Chickasha. The mem
bership fee is $1.O0, but you may go
the limit with donation and funds
are to be used only when approved
by the local council at regular
meeting.
The membership of the local coun-
Gil Chickasha Boy Scouts of America
is as follows:
Rev. DR.. w, II. Livermore, presi-
dent; II. J. Brownson, vice presi-
dent; B. B. Barefoot, second vice
president; l. w. Montgomery, secre-
tary; ]. w. Conner, treasurer; George
Evans, D. M. Cavaness, e. c. Burton,
Judge f. NJ. Bailey, William Inman,
d. e. Emerson, A. L. Hollingsworth,
r. C. Smith, j. C. Mays, o. L. Bing-
ham, o. d. Buick, j. H. Mills, l.. G.
Hutson, Jno. Crib, E. o. Kelley, M.
S. Cralle, DIR. W. S. Corbin, ]. w.
Kayser, julius Garner, Fred Frey,
A. Schuler, Harry Davis, J. E. Nc
Neil, Homer Bond, Hal Thompson,
I've Baum, Arthur Browder and c. L.
Widney, B. P. Smith, Jno. E. White,
Ed Sheegog, e. Suderman are scout
masters and Rev VIM. Denham, scout
commissione.
On Friday the wemen's committee,
Mrs. C. M. Rogers, general chairman.
will enter the campaign for one thou
sand associate members among the
women of Chickasha The city is di-
vided into eleven districts with dis
trict chairman as follows:
Mrs. NJ. B. Emerson and Mrs. E.
Tignor, joint chairntsn, District No.
/; Mrs. Harry Hammerly, District No
Q; Mrs. VIM. Inman and Mrs. R. E.
Davenport, joint chairman in District
No. 3; Mrs L. L. Wahsburn, District
No. 4; Mrs. Geo. G. Calvert, District
No. 5; Mrs. Orin Ashton and Mrs A.
b. Morgan. joint chairman District
No 6; Mrs. ]. G. Mays, District No.
7; Mrs. B. B. Barefoot, District No.
s; Mrs Bertram Harris, District No.
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