The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-04
.adIs' Nigh, September sooutmsstsrs'

supper.
All you scoutmaHters, assistants and
other officials put red circle around
Sept. Is on your calendar and save the
ton ladies' night. Here's the chance
you have been waiting for TO get your
wife or lady friend out on n real scout
functions you generally have TO leave
her home.
An will meet at scout head auarters
at $3.50 p. m, Don't stop for supper at
HONEYWELL see that you get fed, II
you have an automobile, come In Il.
Those who have extra room will take
care OF those who haven't cars.
Bring your lady and = knife. fork,
spoon and cup for each of you. All
need TO remind you OF that.
Remember, were counting on you,
Sept. Is, at $50 p m. Respectfully sub
r. II. WILLARD.
CARL DENNIS,
Ladies' Night Committee, scoutmasters
August Boy Scout Assembly.
The August BOY Scout assembly was
held last Friday night on the bank OF
the river at the foot OF Broad street,
around a big campfire. Miss Mary Fer
Scout Executive Roy Baohman led the
boys In yells and Scout j, d, Walton
sang some songs.
Announcement was made at the as
sembly that the national safety first
congress is oferinr 2 Zip to one scout
establishes the BEST record In first aid
work. Announcement was also made
by Scout Executive Roy Bachman that
the Chattanooga council is offering n
trip to Washington, ID. C., during the
Christmas holidays TO tho local mem
s.th.. oh. a - A..
before Christmas. A number OF promo
tons were announced, The following
are the names OF the scouts who were
promoted In rank: Second class scouts,
Wilton McCutcheon, Theodore Stanford.
Clarence Warren, James Wagner Earl
aamontres. Huston Grlmths. J. Henry
Badger. Tony Alsobrook and Dewey
Long; first-class scouts, Dawson Hall
and Tony Alsobrook: star scouts, David
Lheureux, Roy Estes, clyde Weather.
ford and Melvin Baldwin.
Merit badges were awarded TO the fol-
owing: David Lheureux. Roy Ester,
Clyde Weatherford, Ralph weatherford,
pick Price. Melvin Baldwin and Everett
Aucott.
Troop I Hast Missed a Meeting.
by Asst Scoutmaster James Terrell
The scoutmasters Of Troop Will call
, special meeting soon. when the troop
will be reorganlzed and. plans made for
% make the work this winter the most
In the history. OF troop i.
During the summer we have accom-
,lshed great deal In scouting, ALL
though we have been handicapped some
IN account OF so many of our boys
being out Of the city, but we haven't
missed a single meeting, They are re-
turning home now and before long
wen have n full troop. thirty-two
strong
ION Hall was promoted to nrst-elass
,adges TO his credit. Several other
scouts are busy with their examina-
ions, and II wouldn't surprise me
bit II we don't have two more at the
lext assembly.
at the international Boy
scout "Jamboree" In England, Is OK
,ected home in a few days.
Troop 81 Hikes TO Camp Raoeoon.
BY ]. p. Harper. Asst. Scoutmaster)
We went on a hiking trip to Camp
sunday evening. The Standard Proc.
sslng company Thatcher Spinning Mil
truck took us to Lookout
AXE and wo hlkad from there on over
o camp. II was late In the afternoon
When We arrived at camp. After we ate
upper, we marched out and made
amp fire, around which we sat ana
old stories and Jokes until 10 o'clock
when taps were sounded and we all
urned In.
Sunday morning we had breakfast At
o'clock and then held Sunday school
or tho boys. We then took a hike on
he mountain back OF the camp. We
vent through the caves and over tho
ocks. The scoutmaster took great
a.. altar tho hnVn tho
Ugh climbing. We had a rope tied
round the waist OF each scout and the
,ther end TO tree and pulled them
yer tbe edge. II was surely a thrilling
lay for the boys. We hiked back to
lookout lake. where we were met by
truck. We arrived at the hall about
40 o'clock.
Those making the hike were: Scout
Master J. w. Miller, Assistant Scout
Master ]. p. Harper. Roland Turner,
lanes Cakes, Walter Smith. Arthur
Williams, Coleman Williams. Clarence
ientry, Eugene Faith, Fred Patrick,
lloyd Ezcll. Edward Long. Edward
Hall. Carl Schubert, Carl Harper. we
wish 10 take another hike soon.
Troop 81 wishes to thank the Y. M.
:. A. for the use OF their swimming
Troop No. II RonnpIna.
(By Scribe Stewart Trlppe)
Well here we are again. Talk about
meeting with order. We had one
asst Wednesday. There were twenty
line boys present and only four boys
lbsent. we had q few rough and tum-
lie games before the meeting with the
isual exercises. and then Scoutmaster
1verton introduced Mr.. Laroeo and
Lsked him 10 tell us a few OF his OK.
'eriences with tho "moonHhlners."
,apt. Laroee surely knows how to talk
G boys about history. ! will explain
o you In few words how we keep or
Ter in the troop. We have what we
all trophy for the best patrol, and
. BOBBY prize for the poorest patrol
The owl patrol with Albert Morgan aB
,atrol leader. and Walter Cooper M
assistant, won the trophy, and. tho
Wolves with Earl Hammontrco M lead
r. and Steve Elliott ms assistant, won
he BOBBY prize. Poor Wolves. always
\ trouble. We will surely be glad whom
chool starts again. Scouting is going
o grow more this year than ever, and
70 arc getting down to business
TROOP 30 RAINED OUT
(seout Robert McNabb.)
We have not been having any meet
nEB on account OF the rain. as tho
lives across the ridge. We
lAd an leo cream social last meeting
light and are planning 70 go TO inc
NJ. u n. next j utHudy Hiknl'
We will soon have i've new members
dded to our troop.
3onny Oaks TO Have Boy Scout Troop.
The board OF directors OF the Benny
oaks school have for some time desired
Boy Scout troop among the older
'oys In the school. Ten OF the Benny
)aks boys were In camp at the Boy
icout camp during the Y. NJ. c. y.
little Brothers camp, and expressed
o Scout Executive Bachman that they
would like 10 be members Of n Boy
icout troop, and he told them that II
he school officials requested troop
rgnnzed Mt that place. the ChnttH-
ooga council would be glad indeed 10
% so. Communication was received at
he scout headquarters Sept, !, from
fra. Addellh Hayes. superintendent oi
he Bonny oaks Industrial school, re
ucsting tho scout executive make ar
TO organize troop among
heir boys. Mr.. Bachman will 10 our
fonday night and make preliminaIJ