The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-11
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I who were stoning her; guided blnC
man across the street; helped pain
| stove: gave a lady seat In street car
helped man repair car: gave man sever
| cents for car fare opened pigs gate
went on errand; directed lady; cleaned
out spring for ladyout sprinng for LADY
out spring for lady on hike; rode q
boy home on wheel; gave cripple boy
| money TO come 10 Sunday school on
returned money which was over-paid.
helped man get his car started
TrGDp 5 Returning to Life
(By Scout Clyde Weatherford) E.
We had q meeting last Thursday
night and almost every member was
present, Plans were completed for an
overnight hike to Ringsold with Scout
master Milllgan. on next Friday. Next
week We VIII have a grand reorgant-
cation and you will hear more from us.
Troop 8 Planning Re. organization.
(By Scout Paul Murray
We have had two hikes recently, but
both OF them were short; one owing
20 the weather, and tho other owing to
the fact that we are preparing for an
overnight hike for Labor Day
We held our regular meeting Friday
evening Mt troop headquarters and dis
cussed plans for tho future re-organi-
zation of the troop when our absent
WonueTs return from tne tuHhIner va
cations around the country. We ok.
poet Montague back from California;
McChacken from Philadelphia; Cham
herlain down from Lookout mountain;
Patton from Coalmont; Fox from
Knoxville; Lyle from Wnldens Ridge;
and Fouche from almost .everywherel
with these and n renewed resolve 10
make Troop six better troop. we hope
for n bowling success this fall and
We have lost some good scouts re-
Gently: Percy King has gone TO China
for several years; Philip Kelly has
moved TO Atlanta; and Gabriel Dubois
10 Fort Payne, Ala. We hope that Glen
DietE will return to Chattanooga this
month for school. Glen is next to
Charlie Chamberlain. our highest scout,
having five merit badges In addition
10 his first class rank.
Harry Badger II now assistant patrol
leader OF tho Bufraro's, his appointment
having been confirmed at the patrol
leader Of the Buffalor. his appointment
day evening nc troop headquarters AT
this meeting n detailed discussion was
held regarding the future of the troop
and Paul Murray was appointed to act
ms scribe.
Good Turns; Cut grass for mother;
cleaned out basement for ma when
wasn't sposed to: washed dishes for
mother; brought In coal; helped push
nm auto out OF ditch: went to town for
n woman; fed tho rabbits for n lady;
carried bushel Of potatoes for a lady;
cleaned up n lady's back yard; carried
n basket for q lady.
Troop 20 Takes a Hike.
Troop twenty-six Ia right on tho Job
with tho old boys re-reEistering and
several new bnos Joining, Two Of our
scouts have become flrst-class within
tho last two months and others are
working for the higher ranks.
On Monday Labor Day, twenty-one
" tho scouts and their friends under
be leadership OF SooutmaRter Gay, and
A Assistant ScoutmaEter MacOnie jour
neyed TO Lulu Lake. where several
hours were spent very pleasantly. Some
II tho boys passed tests in tracking
md irehulding,
At o'clock the troop started for
Rock City planning TO eat supper there,
A. the twilight approached tho boys |
lte n hearty meal and then started to |
'eturn to tho city, hut motto descended |
10 rapidly that II was impossible to |
Ind the trail Scoutmaster Gay In
itructed each hoy 20 grasp the belt OF
he hoy In front OF him. and thus linked |
together the boys were led to q clear |
nR In tho woods whore n big fire was
started, Scouts were detailed to hunt |
or the trail but could not locate IT,
md the entire group spent the night |
n tho open, most OF the boys resting I