The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-06

october Scout Assembly.
Tho October scout assembly was held
In the chamber OF commerce auditorium
Friday evening. Oct, ~. The attend
ance was very good In spite OF the
many Halloween entertainments which
were held through the city at that time.
and quite an interesting program was
carried out. Dick Price. Charles Cham
beriain, Ralph Weatherford Newman
Burns, Dawson Hall, Joe Haskell and
Melvin Baldwin were awarded Eagle
badges; Clyde Weatherford was pro-
to Eagle rank and Tony Also
brook became q life scout. The follow
ing scouts qualified for q number OF
merit badges; Milton Thompson, Robert
Sims. Carter Parham, Dick Price. Her
bert VIM, Howard Mccall, Dewey
Long, Tony Alsobrook. Dawson Hail
sidney barnes. Nolan Roberts and
clyde Weatherford. Martin Reynolds.
Robert Alexander. Joseph Fox and
Walden Shadden were promoted 20 sec
ond class and Sidney Barnes and Nolan
Roberts were made first class.
Music Club Thanks Scouts
Tho Chattanooga Music club extend
their thanks for the splendid service
rendered them by the Boy Scouts In
distributing the circulars advertising
the Sa1vi concert.
Troop Attends Assembly
(By Scout Forrest Hilliard.)
The meeting was opened by Scout
master Fuller. We had q short business
meeting and then adjourned to the as
sembly hall to attend the monthly
scout assembly.
Richard slavery, q member Of Troop
3, won a treasure buried by the X. M. y,
A. boys department. Milton Thompson
Ia near the Eagle scout rank, having
qualified for nineteen merit badges.
Good Turns: Went on an erTand for
lady: turned lights out on bill boards
saved dog that was almost frozen; kept
people from falling In q hole ana dec-
grated school house.
Troop 8 Has Halloween Party.
(By Scout Paul Murry.)
by the scoutnisster with the usual cere-
monies. We had the largest attendance
we have ever had. More than forty boys
including our twenty-seven members 81
present on the roll. After a short busi.
ness meeting we adjourned with our. yen
where q. w. Wallace. superintendent
OF the Sunday school and chairman OF
our troop committee, gave US ana the
Sunday school a Halloween party.
Races, games, music. a boy scout ghost
play. fortune telling. ice cream. and the
were on the program. Bobbing Tor mp.
pies seemed to be the most popular. As
a result many dripping heads were in
evidence and the floor was drenched
with water. No one seemed to be IN
hurry TO go home. 30 the party must
grateful to Mr.. Wallace; Senior Patrol
Leader Charles Chamberlain. Joseph
Fox, John Fouche (who performed some
magical stunts), and our scoutmaster.
who were on the entertainment commit
tee for the scouts.
another patrol. namely the Bear. Henry
Baird. our star scout fro Mississippi,
has been appointed leader OF this patrol.
We have several scouts from other
cities with US now. Barton Murtland,
from Clarksville. Tenn. John Wigzell.
Player. OF Atlanta. we are all looking
eagerly forward TO our birthday BAN
Quet next month when Troop will be
six years old--the oldest troop In Chat
tanooga.
Good Turns--Put cat and kittens in
mother; cleaned back yard; built are
for sister; gave lady my seat on street
car; brought up coal and kindling for
mother and rode q boy home on my
bicycle: went on an errande for mother:
helped decorate the church for HAL
lowe'en; washed the dishes; cut wood
for a lady; accompanied a lady to town;
erased board for teacher; helped clean
out basement; directed q lady TO sixth
street went down town for sister;
helped carry groceries home; helped an
old negro lady; helped q boy carry
groceries; took some papers TO the
Temple Court building for my school
teacher; helped boy cut wood for his
mother; went TO the bakery for lady;
TO Celebrate Armistics Day. A
Chattanooga boy scouts viii celebrate
Armistice Day, Nov. III. by q parade
through the principal streets. Of Chat