Evening journal., 1922-03-11
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An Arizona editor printed this
phrase at the top Of his paper-''He
that doth not blow his own bazoo.
the same doth not get blowed."
scoutmasters are requested to blow
their own horns. II there is a hike.
a contest. a party. a stunt that's
new they are asked to send It in.
"scoutcraft" can use It. II one is
doing anything worth while he Is
asked TO tell about It.
Scout Executive Greenhawk gave
his illustrated talk on the work ac-
compllshed with the French Scouts
at Middletown NJ. r. Church Thurs
day evening. The scouts were in at
tendance.
The call Is Issued again for records
and reports. Headquarters must
have reports OF increases. decreases,
promotions and attendance. The re-
quired paper work OF the Scout
master and Scribe has been cut as
low as possible but these reports
are demanded. II Is important for
comparison and aggressive work 20
know what each troop Is doing. What
are they doing 20 eliminate the extra
large percentage OF Tenderfoot
scouts7 Thus, only. will the scout
ing program appeal and hold the boy.
A new troop will be organized IN
the Union Park Gardens. This will
be known as Troop No. s.
Scout Executive Charles L. Weaver
outlines an ideal program for week
ly meetings OF scout troops. This is
the program for the ideal scout
meeting as given by Mr.. Weaver.
/ Section I-Opening-1, bugle sounds
attention; 2. Scouts fall IN position;
3, bugle sounds "Colors;" 4, flag
paraded (across front OF troop); g..
troop repeats laws and oath; 6. de-
votional exercises. Section lin
/ spection (for details ask at ofiice).
/ Section III-Business Section "
instruction. Section V-Closing
] NELAANAA ANNAAAANNs
The Scout Executive in suggesting
this program realizes that Il Is elias
tic. The parts are interchangeable.
Whole sections can be dropped for
Parent Night Demonstration, eto. II
Is merely the elementary frame
work. The challenge 20 the Scout
master Is to use this frame work
modifying II TO suit his needs.
The Kiwanis Club, OF Wilmington
has presented five subscriptions 4
the Boys Life" Magazine, the OF
hcial organ OF scouting to fve scout
OF this city. This shows a fine spiri
on the part OF the Kiwanians and W.
{ assure them that their thoughtful
? ness will prove a great stimulus I,
! the scouts receiving the magazine
The following names were given I,
the secretary OF the club; Millart
Glissman, Troop g. Taylor johnson
Troop 2s; Russell Weiss. Troop 26
Harold Grantland. Troop 2T. and
John Farra, Troop ~.
Practice for the minstrel win b,
continued net week. Owing TO tn
scarlet fever epidemic we had 70 dis
continue them. Now everything 4
right 10 60 ahead with them again
Please notify your boys to be pres
ent wednesday night, also ask then
TO return the books which wer
loaned 10 them for the little drama
Scout Executive Greenhaw1S at
: tended the Executives Conference Il
, Baltimore last Monday There wer
, scout executives present from Rich
| mond, washington. Baltimore. VII
81 mington. Philadelphia, Reading an
! Delaware and Montgomery counties
Pa. Several interesting discussion
2 were held. A standardized insign
] for troops making at least rs pc
cent at inspection was decided upor
This will be explained later.
n A meeting OF the advisory counc
81 IL called for Monday afternoon. So
s o'clock. Arrangements for field NEE
e to be topic OF discussion. Member
will please attend.
q Are you planning 10 enter the fiel
e meet7 This should be the best an
b. most interesting yet held.
The registration OF several troor
! IS due. Please attend 20 this q
once.
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